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    William IV, Mrs. Jordan, and the Family They Made

    By Daniel A. Willis

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    In the 21st century, most people know the life story of young Prince William who one day will be King. But what about the last King William?

    King William IV reigned from 1830 – 1837 and came to the Throne with a full family of children. However, none were by his wife.

    Who was this brood of illegitimate children and what became of them? Follow the story of the King’s 20-year affair with celebrated actress Dorothy Jordan, and the children they raised together, as well as the descendants that continue to the current day in William IV, Mrs. Jordan and the Family They Made.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherD X Varos, Ltd
    Release dateMay 21, 2011
    ISBN9781458157232
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    Daniel A. Willis

    Daniel A. Willis is a noted royal author and genealogist of the noble houses of Europe. His previous publications have included genealogies of the Royal Family of Great Britain, the Imperial House of Habsburg, and the Royal House of Bourbon. Books currently in print: Romanovs in the 21st Century William IV, Mrs. Jordan and the Family They Made The Archduke's Secret Family A Reference Guide to the Royal Families (2012 edition) Mr. Willis lives in Denver, Colorado

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