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Henry IX. Henry Benedict Maria Clement Thomas Francis Xavier Stuart was born March 6, 1725, in the Palazzo Muti (now Palazzo Balestra) in Rome. He was the younger son of King James III and VIII and of his wife, Maria Clementina Sobieska. From his birth he bore the title of "Prince of England, Scotland, France and Ireland".
Mar 3, 2023 · Henry was born in Rome in 1725 and was baptized by Pope Benedict XIII. A shy and quiet boy who was deeply pious, the prince spent most of his life in the Papal States.
Our understanding of the life and character of Henry Benedict Stuart has suffered, perhaps disproportionately, from poor scholarship - both during the period of intense interest in Jacobitism in the quarter-century prior to the First World War, and subsequently, amid the 'ebbing tide of academic seriousness' with which the Jacobites were treated
Henry Benedict Maria Clement Thomas Francis Xavier Stuart. King Henry IX of Great Britain as pretender to the throne in succession to his brother. Henry Benedict Thomas Edward Maria Clement Francis Xavier Stuart, Cardinal Duke of York.
Feb 12, 2007 · Henry Benedict Stuart, Cardinal Duke of York, 1725-1807, Catholic Church, Religion -- History England, York (England) -- History, Great Britain -- History 18th century, England -- Civilization 18th century, genealogy Publisher London : R. & T. Washbourne Collection regislibrary; toronto Contributor Regis - University of Toronto Language English
Henry Benedict Stuart. Henry Benedict Stuart, även kardinalen av York, född 6 mars 1725 i Rom, död 13 juli 1807 i Frascati, var en skotsk tronpretendent. Han var son till Jakob Edvard Stuart och Maria Klementina Sobieska och sonson till Jakob II av England och VII av Skottland samt sondotterson till Polens siste krigarkung Jan III Sobieski.
Stuart, Cardinal Henry Benedict. Stuart, Cardinal Henry Benedict (1725–1807). The younger son of James Stuart, and latterly Jacobite cardinal-king, he was born in March 1725 in Rome and was his father's favourite son. He was kept ignorant about Franco-Jacobite intrigues in 1744, but did go to France to support his brother Charles in 1745.
