Issue
Children of Mary of Modena| Name | Birth | Death | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Catherine Laura | 10 January 1675 | 3 October 1676 | died of convulsions |
| Isabel | 28 August 1676 | 2 March 1681 | |
| Charles, Duke of Cambridge | 7 November 1677 | 12 December 1677 | died of smallpox |
| Elizabeth | 1678 | c. 1678 | |
| Charlotte Maria | 16 August 1682 | 16 October 1682 | died of convulsions |
| James III and VIII (Jacobite) | 10 June 1688 | 1 January 1766 | married Maria Clementina Sobieska; had issue |
| Louisa Maria Teresa Stuart | 28 June 1692 | 20 April 1712 | died of smallpox |
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