No, Henry VIII's first wife was Katherine of Aragon and their marriage was annulled. The annullment was and remains controversial. He beheaded two of his six wives.
You can remember the fates of the six wives by thinking of this:
Divorced*, Beheaded, Died;
Divorced, Beheaded, Survived.
The first word 'divorced' may not be completely correct technically; Henry wanted the marriage ended because Katherine was not giving him a male heir. He finally forced an annulment, but 'divorced' makes the mnemonic work better. Just remember that Katherine of Aragon was a good and faithful wife to Henry, and was simply put aside by Henry as 'Dowager Princess of Wales' out of consideration for the fact that she had been briefly married to Henry's older deceased brother Arthur. [No, nothing to do with the Round Table business]
The six wives were:
Katherine of Aragon
Anne Boleyn
Jane Seymour
Anne of Cleves
Catherine Howard
Catherine Parr, who survived him.
Catherine Parr died in 1548, this was one year after Henry VIII..
Henry VIII and Catherine Parr were married at Hampton Court Palace, London.
No.
Catherine Parr did not have any children with her final husband Henry VIII.
Henry VIII married Catherine Parr on the 12th July 1543 at Hampton Court Palace.
Henry the 8ths final wife was Catherine Parr
None, Katherine Parr was Henry VIII widow.
In 1543. More information They were married on 12th July 1543 at Hampton Court Palace in London, England.Katherine Parr married Henry VIII in 12th July 1543.Henry and Catherine Parr married 12th July 1545 at Hampton Court.
Catherine Of Aragon And Catherine parr
Yes she was!
Henry VIII married, lastly, Catherine Parr, in the year 1543.
Catherine Parr was the wife of King Henry VIII, not Henry VII. She came from Cumbria in the north west of England.