Caroline of Ansbach
died in 1737 at St
James's Palace. She had married the future George II in 1705 and
became queen on his accession in 1727. Her grandson succeeded to the
throne as George III. She is buried in Westminster
Abbey.
Caroline
of Ansbach
Royal
consorts buried at Westminster Abbey
In 1751 George II's eldest son Frederick
Louis, Prince of Wales died of pneumonia
at Leicester House and so it was his son who was crowned George III
in 1760. Frederick
is buried in Westminster
Abbey.
Frederick
Lewis, Prince of Wales
Royal
consorts buried at Westminster Abbey
Sophia Charlotte of Mecklenburg-Strelitz
married George
III at St
James's Palace in 1761. She was queen until her death in 1818
at Kew
Palace
in Surrey and had given birth to the future George IV in 1762 and
William IV in 1765 and was the grandmother of Queen Victoria.
Sophia Charlotte of Mecklenburg-Strelitz
Caroline of Brunswick
died at Hammersmith in London in 1821 shortly after her husband's
Coronation as George IV. She was buried in Brunswick. She had married
her cousin the Prince of Wales in 1795, but after the birth of Princess
Charlotte in 1796 they lived separately.
Caroline
of Brunswick
Adelaide of Saxe-Meiningen
died in 1849 at Bentley Priory,
Stanmore (then in Middlesex). She was Queen to William IV from 1830
until his death in 1837 and is buried in St
George's Chapel at Windsor Castle.
Adelaide
of Saxe-Meiningen
Royal
consorts buried at Windsor
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