How many Kings of England were called Henry?
Henry How by James Dwight Dana. He studied many other zeolites and related minerals from the Bay of Funday basalts, borates from the gypsum and anhydrite deposits, as well as ores of manganese and iron. He married Louisa Mary Watkins (11 May 1830 - 9 July 1910) and they had five children. The grave of one of their children is next to Henry How's and reads, ``Louisa P. Juliet, second child of Henry How and Louisa M. How, died 8 July 1862 aged 4 years and 6 months.`` Henry How Henry How (11 July 1828 – 28 September 1879) was a British-Canadian
Angevin kings of England Geoffrey II, Count of Gâtinais and Ermengarde of Anjou. In 1060 this couple inherited, via cognatic kinship, the county of Anjou from an older line dating from 870 and a noble called Ingelger. The marriage of Count Geoffrey to Matilda, the only surviving legitimate child of Henry I of England, was part of struggle for power during the tenth and eleventh centuries among the lords of Normandy, Brittany, Poitou, Blois, Maine and the kings of France. It was from this marriage that Geoffrey's son, Henry, inherited the claims to England, Normandy and Anjou that marks the beginning of the Angevin