Rowal Ascendance

southmackay | 23:25 Fri 19th Jan 2007 | Genealogy

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I read somewhere that one cannot become king if married to a divorcee who's ex is still alive. Is that true. This artical also said a spouse cannot be catholic.

Does a dowry always indicate a paternal connection?

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dot.hawkes

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royal_Marriages_A ct_1772

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Peter Pedant

The Act of Settlement 1701 says that the Prince of Wales shall not marry a Roman Catholic

Princess Di it is said, confused this with being married to a Roman Catholic, so she applied to Cardinal Basil Hume to convert. That Saintly man told her that wanting to tee off one's spouse was not sufficient reason to convert and sent her packing back to Canterbury

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