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Isabella and Infante John had four children:
- Infante Diogo of Portugal (1425–1433) - 4th Constable and 11th Master of the Order of St. James;
- Infanta Isabella of Portugal (1428–1496), who was the mother of Isabella I of Castile and an ancestor of Spanish, French and English monarchs;
- Infanta Beatrice of Portugal, the mother of Manuel I of Portugal, Isabella of Viseu and Eleanor of Viseu, and an ancestor of Spanish and Portuguese monarchs:
- Infanta Phillipa of Portugal (1432–1444), Lady of Almada
Isabella died in the town of Arévalo on 26 October 1466 at the age of sixty-four.
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