Childhood Timeline

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Elizabeth's Age	Year	Event
0	1533	23 of January, marriage of Anne Boleyn 25 of January, Anne Boleyn crowned Queen. 7 of September, Elizabeth Tudor born. 10 of September, Elizabeth Tudor baptised ?? First Succession Act passed, declaring Mary illegitimate.
1	1534	?? of November, First Act of Supremacy is passed. Declaring Henry head of the Church and denying this is treason. Henry Tudor declared excommunicated, he declares independence from Rome.
2	1535
3	1536	7 of January, Catherine of Aragorn dies. 8-12?? of January, Anne Boleyn miscarries a son. 12 of May, Anne Boleyn arrested. Trialled by Jury of Peers (including her Uncle), executed 19th of May (age 42?). 30 of May, marriage to Jane Seymour.
4	1537	12 of October, birth of Edward Tudor, 24 of October, death of Jane Seymour a week after birth due to 'child bed fever'.
5	1538
6	1539
7	1540	6 of January, marriage to Anne of Cleves. 9 of July, annulment of marriage to Anne of Cleves. 28 of July, marriage to Katherine Howard, previous lady in waiting of Anne of Cleves.
8	1541
9	1542	13 of February, Katherine Howard executed (age 19?)
10	1543	12 of July, marriage to Catherine Parr ??? Third Succession Act passed through influence of Catherine, reinstating Mary & Elizabeth to the line of succession.
11	1544
12	1545
13	1546
14	1547	28 of January, death of Henry Tudor (age 56) 28 of January, Edward Tudor proclaimed King of England (age 9) 31 of January, coronation of Edward Tudor (??) 13 of February, funeral of Henry Tudor, lays beside Jane Seymour ?? (Summer) Catherine Parr marries Thomas Seymour in secret, causes scandal
15	1548	?? Catherine Parr invites Elizabeth Tudor and Lady Jane Grey to stay with her. ?? Thomas Seymour advances on Elizabeth Tudor (sometimes sexually) on multiple occasions, occasionally with the assistance of Catherine Parr ?? of May, Elizabeth Tudor sent away from Catherine Parr's household after catching her and Thomas Seymour in an embrace. 5 of September, death of Catherine Parr in childbirth. Thomas Seymour continues attempts in marrying Elizabeth.
16	1549	16 of January, Thomas Seymour caught trying to kidnap the King 18 of January, Elizabeth questioned, the information about the 'affair' is revealed during this time. 20 of March, Thomas Seymour executed. April, series of rebellions broke out.
17	1550
18	1551
19	1552
20	1553	Third Succession Act passed, by passes Mary and Elizabeth on account of bastardry (mostly to avoid Mary's Catholicism and undoing the new Protestant) regime. January, Edward Tudor falls ill. 6 of July, Edward Tudor dies and Greenwich Palace (age 15) 10 of July, Jane Grey declared Queen 19 of July, Jane Grey overthrown 19 of July, Mary Tudor proclaimed Queen
21	1554	12 of February, Jane Grey executed because of Wyatt rebellion
22	1555
23	1556
24	1556
25	1556