King Henry VII
Margaret Beaufort
['shobhna samarth', 'amalafrida', 'natalia naryshkina', 'lois weisberg', 'lady hyegyeong', 'ingeborg', 'samantha eggar', 'susannah wedgwood', 'khentkaus ii', 'maria ii', 'empress menen asfaw', 'margery wentworth', 'parvathy', 'adelaide del vasto', 'tryphaena', 'mallika sukumaran', 'julia antonia', 'margaret leijonhufvud', 'supayalat', 'tiamat', 'maria miloslavskaya', 'penelope', 'maria leopoldina', 'kris jenner', 'princess irene', 'empress dowager cixi', 'corazon aquino', 'pankhurst', 'tagawa matsu', 'arachidamia', 'tiye', 'barbara bush', 'mother maybelle carter', 'ningal', 'marie antoinette', 'rachel kempson', 'empress dugu', 'aelia flaccilla', 'hannah hoes', 'empress augusta', 'betty shabazz', 'queen berengaria', 'izabela fleming', 'anna henriette wegner', 'parvathamma rajkumar', 'flor silvestre', 'dietrich', 'pomponia caecilia attica', 'claire clairmont', 'empress dowager xiaozhuang', 'renuka', 'indira nehru', 'theodelinda', 'abby aldrich', 'livia', 'maria carolina', 'devaki', 'nefertari', 'hatshepsut', 'sylvie vartan', 'charlotte amalie', 'minnie marx', 'british prime minister', 'shirley knight', 'cynthia lennon', 'yang kaihui', 'gena rowlands', 'catherine mumford', 'benazir', 'lois', 'tanaquil', 'mary martin', 'tamar', 'carlota joaquina', 'judy shepard', 'flavia maximiana theodora', 'empress dowager lou zhaojun', 'safiye sultan', 'princess helen', 'gaby casadesus', 'maria barbara bach', 'ludovika', 'tyti', 'trishala', 'hoelun', 'sajida talfah', 'bestla', 'hecuba', 'sekhmet', 'queen paola', 'tarita teriipaia', 'queen mary', 'leopoldina', 'joanna', 'natalia ginzburg', 'priscilla presley', 'ingalls', 'constanze', 'bulma']
Joan Vaux (lady-in-waiting)
Joan Vaux (c. 1463 – 4 September 1538), also known as Mother Guildford, was an English aristocratic woman who was the Lady Governess to the Princesses Margaret Tudor and Mary Tudor, and accompanied the latter to France when she married King Louis XII in 1514. She had been a lady-in-waiting and protégée of Margaret Beaufort, Countess of Richmond, and afterwards entered the household of Elizabeth of York, Queen consort of the Countess's son, King Henry VII of England. While at court, she met the scholar and philosopher Erasmus, who was favourably impressed by Joan. Her first husband was Sir Richard Guildford, by whom she had her only child, Sir Henry Guildford. Her second husband was Anthony Poyntz. When King Henry VIII was attempting to divorce his first wife, Catherine of Aragon in order to marry Anne Boleyn, Joan gave a deposition, concerning whether or not Catherine's marriage to Arthur, Prince of Wales, had been consummated, in which she confirmed that Prince Arthur and Catherine had lain together "as man and wife all alone five or six nights after the said marriage".