Mary Boleyn - Styles

Styles

  • Mistress Mary Boleyn (1499/1500–1520)
  • Lady Carey (1520–1529)
  • Lady Carey; Lady Mary Carey (1529–1532)
  • Lady Mary Stafford (1534–1543)

Mary Boleyn became Lady Carey upon her marriage to Sir William Carey in 1520. She then became Lady Mary Carey when her father was granted the titles of Earl of Ormond and Earl of Wiltshire.

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