UK Royal Family Tree: People, Sources and Citations

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Who is who on the UK royal family tree

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All 28 people on the chart are listed.

The people on the chart, in the order of its rows.
Portrait	Person	Years	Life	On the chart
	Queen VictoriaQueen, 1837 to 1901	1819–1901	Mother of nine children. Sources6	Find on the chart
	Prince AlbertHusband of Victoria	1819–1861	He died in 1861. Sources6	Find on the chart
	Edward VIIKing, 1901 to 1910	1841–1910	Eldest son of Victoria. Sources7	Find on the chart
	Alexandra of DenmarkQueen consort	1844–1925	Married in 1863. Sources11	Find on the chart
	George VKing, 1910 to 1936	1865–1936	He took the name Windsor. Sources8	Find on the chart
	Mary of TeckQueen consort	1867–1953	Known as May. Sources12	Find on the chart
	Edward VIIIKing in 1936	1894–1972	He abdicated. Sources9 13	Find on the chart
	Wallis SimpsonDuchess of Windsor	1896–1986	Married in 1937. Sources14	Find on the chart
	George VIKing, 1936 to 1952	1895–1952	Crowned in 1937. Sources15	Find on the chart
	Elizabeth Bowes-LyonThe Queen Mother	1900–2002	Married in 1923. Sources15 16	Find on the chart
	Prince PhilipDuke of Edinburgh	1921–2021	Married in 1947. Sources18	Find on the chart
	Elizabeth IIQueen, 1952 to 2022	1926–2022	The longest British reign. Sources17	Find on the chart
	Princess MargaretSister of Elizabeth II	1930–2002	Married in 1960. Sources19	Find on the chart
	Charles IIIKing since 2022	1948–	The centre of the UK royal family tree. Sources2 21	Find on the chart
	Diana, Princess of WalesFirst wife of the King	1961–1997	Divorced in 1996. Sources20	Find on the chart
	Queen CamillaWife of the King	1947–	Married in 2005. Sources3	Find on the chart
	The Princess RoyalDaughter of Elizabeth II	1950–	Princess Royal since 1987. Sources5	Find on the chart
	Andrew Mountbatten WindsorSon of Elizabeth II	1960–	Eighth in line. Sources10 25	Find on the chart
	The Duke of EdinburghSon of Elizabeth II	1964–	Duke since 2023. Sources26	Find on the chart
	The Prince of WalesElder son of the King	1982–	First in line. Sources1 4	Find on the chart
	The Princess of WalesWife of Prince William	1982–	Married in 2011. Sources22	Find on the chart
	The Duke of SussexYounger son of the King	1984–	Fifth in line. Sources1 23	Find on the chart
	The Duchess of SussexWife of Prince Harry	1981–	Married in 2018. Sources24	Find on the chart
PG	Prince GeorgeSon of Prince William	2013–	Second in line. Sources1	Find on the chart
PC	Princess CharlotteDaughter of Prince William	2015–	Third in line. Sources1	Find on the chart
PL	Prince LouisSon of Prince William	2018–	Fourth in line. Sources1	Find on the chart
PA	Prince ArchieSon of Prince Harry	2019–	Sixth in line. Sources1	Find on the chart
PL	Princess LilibetDaughter of Prince Harry	2021–	Seventh in line. Sources1	Find on the chart

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MLA“The UK Royal Family Tree, from Queen Victoria to Charles III.” Genogram Builder, 10 Nov. 2026, https://genogrambuilder.org/history/british-royal-family-tree.
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HarvardGenogram Builder (2026) The UK Royal Family Tree, from Queen Victoria to Charles III. Available at: https://genogrambuilder.org/history/british-royal-family-tree (Accessed: 10 November 2026).

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Sources

Every source of this UK royal family tree was opened on 10 November 2026, the Royal Family first and Wikipedia only where no readable institutional page gives the detail.

Portrait credits

Each name leads to the file on Wikimedia Commons. The portraits in the article are in the public domain or under CC0.

Queen Victoria, Alexander Bassano, 1882.
Prince Albert, Vernon Heath, published by Samuel E. Poulton, 1861.
Edward VII, W. & D. Downey, 1900.
Alexandra of Denmark, W. & D. Downey, 1913.
George V, Luke Fildes, 1911.
Mary of Teck, Bassano Ltd, 1923.
Edward VIII, Lafayette, 1922.
Wallis Simpson, Unknown author, 1936.
George VI, Matson Photo Service, 1938.
Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon, Karl Schumacher, White House, 1977.
Elizabeth II, Donald McKague, 1958.
Prince Philip, Harry Sagers / Anefo, 1947.
Princess Margaret, Joop van Bilsen for Anefo, 1965.
Charles III, The White House, 2021.
Queen Camilla, The White House, 2019.
Diana, Princess of Wales, Sharon Farmer, The White House, 1997.
The Princess Royal, Marcel Antonisse / Anefo, 1983.
Andrew Mountbatten Windsor, U.S. Navy, Carolla Bennett, 2006.
The Duke of Edinburgh, New Zealand Government, Office of the Governor-General, 2023.
The Prince of Wales, USAID/Vietnam, 2016.
The Princess of Wales, US Embassy Canada, 2011.
The Duke of Sussex, EJ Hersom, U.S. Department of Defense, 2016.
The Duchess of Sussex, U.S. Embassy The Hague, 2022.
Elizabeth II, Prince Philip, Anne and Charles in October 1957, from Library and Archives Canada, Unknown photographer, Library and Archives Canada, 1957.

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