M, #6480, b. 31 December 1720, d. circa 30 January 1788
Prince Charles Edward Stuart|b. 31 Dec 1720\nd. c 30 Jan 1788|p6480.htm|King (Jocabite) James Francis Edward Stuart|b. 10 Jun 1688\nd. 1 Jan 1766|p6476.htm|Princess Mary Clementina Sobieski|b. 18 Jul 1702\nd. 18 Jan 1735|p6477.htm|King James I. Stuart of England|b. 14 Oct 1633\nd. 16 Sep 1701|p6468.htm|Mary Beatrice of Modena|b. 25 Sep 1658\nd. 7 May 1718|p6474.htm|Prince James Sobieski|b. 2 Nov 1667\nd. 19 Dec 1737|p6478.htm|Princess Hedwig (of Pfalz-Neuburg)|b. 18 Jul 1673\nd. 10 Aug 1722|p10702.htm|
Prince Charles Edward Stuart was born on 31 December 1720
at the Palazzo Balestra, Rome, Italy.
2 He was the son of
King (Jocabite) James Francis Edward Stuart and
Princess Mary Clementina Sobieski.
1 Prince Charles Edward Stuart and
Marie-Louise de La Tour d'Auvergne had a relationship circa 1747.
2 Prince Charles Edward Stuart and
Princess Marie-Louise Jablonowska had a relationship circa 1749.
2 Prince Charles Edward Stuart and
Clementina Maria Sophia Walkinshaw had a relationship circa 1752.
2 Prince Charles Edward Stuart and
Louise (of Stolberg-Gedern) were New Tag on 22 March 1772
in Paris, France.
1 Prince Charles Edward Stuart and
Louise (of Stolberg-Gedern) renewed their vows on 1 May 1772
at Palazzo Marefoschi, Macerata, Italy.
2 Prince Charles Edward Stuart died circa 30 January 1788
in the Palazzo Balestra, Rome, Italy.
1 He died on 31 January 1788
in Rome, Rome, Italy, at age 67.
3 Prince Charles Edward Stuart was titled Baron Renfrew.
2 He was titled Duke of Cornwall and Rothesay.
2 Prince Charles Edward Stuart was also known as Charles Edward Stuart.
3 Http://www.royal.gov.uk/history/scotland/jacobite.htm.
3 Prince Charles Edward Stuart was also known as 'Bonnie Prince Charlie' (?).
3 He was titled Prince of Wales.
4 He was titled (Called) Count of Albany.
4 He was titled Prince of England, Scotland, France, and Ireland.
2 Prince Charles Edward Stuart also went by the name of The Young Pretender.
1 He was titled Prince Regent on 23 December 1743.
4 As of 1747, Prince Charles Edward Stuart lived
in France.
2 He and
Marie-Louise de La Tour d'Auvergne were related 1st cousins.
2 As of May 1752, Prince Charles Edward Stuart lived
in Ghent and Liège, in the Low Countries.
2 He was titled (Jocobite) King of England (Charles III) Title was not recognized by the major countries. on 1 January 1766.
2 As of 1 January 1766, Prince Charles Edward Stuart was also known as King (Jacobite) Charles III Stuart.
2 He became
Jacobite King of England on 1 January 1766 replacing
King (Jocabite) James Francis Edward Stuart.
5 As of 23 January 1766, Prince Charles Edward Stuart lived
at the Palazzo Marefoschi, Rome, Italy.
2 He was titled Count of Albany.
2 As of July 1774, Prince Charles Edward Stuart and
Louise (of Stolberg-Gedern) lived
in Florence, Italy.
2 In 1783 Charles signed an Act of Ligitimation of his daughter Charlotte, which was registered in the Parlement of Paris.
2 As of 1784, Prince Charles Edward Stuart and
Charlotte Stuart lived
at Palazzo San Clemente, Florence, Italy.
2 As of 1785, Prince Charles Edward Stuart and
Charlotte Stuart lived
at Palazzo Balestra, Rome, Italy.
2 Prince Charles Edward Stuart was replaced as
Jacobite King of England by
Cardinal Henry Stuart on 31 January 1788.
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Prince Charles Edward Stuart was born on 31 December 1720 at the Palazzo Balestra, Rome, Italy.2 He was the son of King (Jocabite) James Francis Edward Stuart and Princess Mary Clementina Sobieski.1 Prince Charles Edward Stuart and Marie-Louise de La Tour d'Auvergne had a relationship circa 1747.2 Prince Charles Edward Stuart and Princess Marie-Louise Jablonowska had a relationship circa 1749.2 Prince Charles Edward Stuart and Clementina Maria Sophia Walkinshaw had a relationship circa 1752.2 Prince Charles Edward Stuart and Louise (of Stolberg-Gedern) were New Tag on 22 March 1772 in Paris, France.1 Prince Charles Edward Stuart and Louise (of Stolberg-Gedern) renewed their vows on 1 May 1772 at Palazzo Marefoschi, Macerata, Italy.2 Prince Charles Edward Stuart died circa 30 January 1788 in the Palazzo Balestra, Rome, Italy.1 He died on 31 January 1788 in Rome, Rome, Italy, at age 67.3