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Anne Russell, Countess of Bedford

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and Catherine Brydges. Remembering the notorious scandal caused by Anne's parents; in particular, the infamous reputation of her mother, as well as the ignominy of her own birth in the Tower of London during the Somersets' imprisonment, William's father staunchly opposed the match, warning his son to
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A splendid white marble monument to Anne and her husband occupies the west wall of the chapel. She is represented beside her husband in classical drapery on a high pedestal, seated in an attitude intended to express grief.
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in 1613. They were both sentenced to death, but later spared execution. Her mother admitted to her complicity in the crime but her father maintained his innocence. The family remained in the Tower until January 1622 when
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be "upon his guard against the dangerous beauty of Anne Carr". A passionate attachment sprang up between William and Anne and the former refused to yield to his father's wishes in the matter. King
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Anne died on 10 May 1684 at Woburn Abbey. Her death occurred a year after her son, William became one of the conspirators in the
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When William succeeded as the 5th Earl of Bedford on 9 May 1641 upon the death of his father, Anne was thereafter styled as
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Anne was described as having been virtuous and one of the three beauties of the royal court. Her beauty caught the eye of
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Anticipating the birth and christening of his child, in September 1615 the royal favourite
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on 9 December 1615, the only child and heir of the Earl of Somerset and
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A. R. Braunmuller, 'Robert Carr, Earl of Somerset', Linda Levy Peck,
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A. R. Braunmuller, 'Robert Carr, Earl of Somerset', Linda Levy Peck,
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in Bedfordshire, and their marriage was said to have been happy.
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artist, Anthony van Dyck painted at least two portraits of Anne.
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For a list of William and Anne's eight children, see
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family. Anne was baptised on 16 December 1615 at St
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Index

Lady Anne Carr

Anthony van Dyck
Tower of London
Woburn Abbey
Chenies
William Russell, 5th Earl of Bedford
William Russell, Lord Russell
Robert Carr, 1st Earl of Somerset
Lady Frances Howard
William Russell, 5th Earl of Bedford
English Civil War
Duke of Bedford
Frances Howard
Anthony van Dyck
Robert Carr, 1st Earl of Somerset
John Williams
Tower of London
Frances Howard
Howard
Martin's Church
Ludgate
Thomas Overbury
King James I
William Russell
Francis Russell, 4th Earl of Bedford
Charles I
St. Benet's Church, Paul's Wharf, London
Bloomsbury Square
Flemish

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