George II of Great Britain - Issue

Issue

Caroline's ten pregnancies resulted in eight live births. One of her children died in infancy, and seven lived to adulthood.

Name Birth Death Notes
Frederick, Prince of Wales 01707-02-011 February 1707 01751-03-3131 March 1751 married 1736, Princess Augusta of Saxe-Gotha; had issue, including the future George III
Anne, Princess Royal 01709-11-022 November 1709 01759-01-1212 January 1759 married 1734, William IV, Prince of Orange; had issue
Princess Amelia 01711-06-1010 June 1711 01786-10-3131 October 1786
Princess Caroline 01713-06-1010 June 1713 01757-12-2828 December 1757
Stillborn son 01716-11-2020 November 1716 01716-11-2020 November 1716
Prince George William 01717-11-1313 November 1717 01718-02-1717 February 1718 died in infancy
Prince William, Duke of Cumberland 01721-04-2626 April 1721 01765-10-3131 October 1765
Princess Mary 01723-03-055 March 1723 01772-01-1414 January 1772 married 1740, Frederick II, Landgrave of Hesse-Kassel; had issue
Princess Louisa 01724-12-1818 December 1724 01751-12-1919 December 1751 married 1743, Frederick V, King of Denmark and Norway; had issue
Dates in this table are New Style

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