 Schöner was naturalized as an English citizen in July 1610 at the same time as other members of the queen's household; Dorothea Silking and her sister "Engella Seelken" from Gustrow, Katherine Benneken (Beinecke) from Garlstorf, the apothecary John Wolfgang Rumler from Augsburg and his wife Anna de l'Obel from Middelburg, a daughter of Matthias de l'Obel.He died in 1611, and in September 1611 his second wife and widow Christiana, or "Christian Schonero", was granted £150.Théodore de Mayerne was his successor as the queen's physician.