Queen Victoria Family Tree

Queen Victoria was the longest-reigning Queen in British history. The Victorian era brought significant changes to the modern British era. She was the first ruler to live in Buckingham Palace and played a huge role in making Britain a global superpower.

Queen Victoria was married to her first cousin, Albert, and had 9 children and 42 grandchildren. These many heirs make it a bit confusing to understand her family. Here is a detailed family tree of Queen Victoria.

Queen Victoria Family Tree

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Children

Queen Victoria and Prince Albert got married in 1840, and their marriage produced nine children.

King Edward VII (1841 - 1910): Edward spent a significant part of his life as the Prince of Wales. After Queen Victoria’s death, he became the king, marking the start of the Edwardian era. Edward married the Princess of Denmark, Alexandra, and at 68 years old, he died after a few heart attacks.
Princess Alice (1843 - 1878): Alice was dedicated to nursing. She took care of her father and helped the military hospitals during the Austro-Prussian War. She married the Grand Duke of Hesse and later died of diphtheria.
Princess Royal Victoria (1840 - 1901): Queen Victoria and Prince Albert’s first child, Victoria, got the title of “Princess Royal” in 1841. She married the Prince of Prussia, Frederick William, who later became the Emperor of Germany in 1888. Victoria died of breast cancer at the age of 60.
Princess Helena (1846 - 1923): Helena was married to Prince Christian of Schleswig-Holstein and was highly involved with charitable organizations. She was one of the founders of the British Red Cross.
Princess Louise (1848 - 1839): Louise was 13 at the time of her father’s death. She pursued her career as a sculptor and was a strong supporter of the feminist cause and higher education.
Prince Arthur (1850 - 1942): Arthur spent 40 years in the British Army and held positions including Inspector-General and Commander-in-Chief. He remained involved in the military during the Second World War and was Victoria and Albert’s last surviving son.
Prince Leopold (1853 - 1844): Leopold inherited haemophilia from Queen Victoria and suffered from epilepsy. These diseases hindered his chances of taking part in the military, so he pursued his career as a patron of the arts.
Prince Alfred (1844 - 1900): At just 14 years old, Alfred joined the Navy and remained a part of it throughout his life. In 1874, he married Grand Duchess Maria Alexandrovna of Russia.
Princess Beatrice (1857 - 1944): Beatrice was Victoria and Albert’s last surviving child. When Queen Victoria died in 1901, Beatrice started editing her mother’s journals.

Grandchildren

The third row features the grandchildren of Queen Victoria and their spouses. King George V, married to Queen Mary, was King Edward’s first son. Then, right beside him, is Princess Alice’s daughter, Victoria, and her husband, Louis.

Princess Royal Victoria gave her parents their first grandchild, Wilhelm II, who later became the German Emperor. She also had a daughter, Sophia of Prussia, the Queen of Greece. Duke Arthur’s elder daughter, Princess Margaret, was the crown princess of Sweden as the wife of King Gustaf VI Adolf.

Charles Edward was the child of Queen Victoria’s youngest son, Leopold. He was a German duke, a British prince, and a Nazi politician. Marie of Romania, the daughter of Alfred, was the last Queen of Romania as King Ferdinand I’s wife.

Lastly, Victoria Eugenie was Beatrice’s daughter. As King Alfonso’s wife, she was the queen of Spain.

Descendants of Queen Victoria

When you move down the tree to the fourth row, you’ll see the great-grandchildren of Queen Victoria and their spouses.

King George V’s son, King George VI, married Queen Elizabeth. She later gave birth to Queen Elizabeth II, who passed away just recently in 2022. She married Prince Philip and had Prince Charles III, the current king of the United Kingdom. Prince Charles III got married to his first wife, Princess Diana, and they had their first child, Prince William of Wales. William is now married to Catherine, Princess of Wales, and they had their first child, George, in 2013.

Now, if we move back to the fourth row, you’ll see Princess Alice, Queen Victoria’s great-granddaughter via Victoria and Louis. She was married to Prince Andrew of Denmark and Greece.

Princess Victoria Louise of Prussia was the only daughter of Wilhelm II. She later gave birth to Frederica of Hanover, who married Paul of Greece. Paul was the son of Sophia, the sister of Wilhelm. Paul and Frederica had Queen Sophia, a current member of the Spanish Royal family, and Constantine II, the former King of Greece.

Ingrid of Sweden and Prince Adolf were the children of Princess Margaret of Connaught. Adolf married his first cousin, Charles Edward’s daughter Sybilla, and had Carl XVI Gustaf. Queen Anne-Marie and Margrethe II are the daughters of Ingrid.

Maria, Queen of Yugoslavia, gave birth to Peter II, who is the father of the current Crown Prince of Yugoslavia, Alexander.

Infante Juan was the third son of Victoria Eugenie. Infante had Juan Carlos I, the former King of Spain.

How to Create a Family Tree in EdrawMax?

EdrawMax is an all-in-one diagramming tool that provides powerful features bundled with an easy-to-use interface. You can create family trees, floor plans, organizational charts, and many other kinds of diagrams be it for personal use or professional.

It offers a wide range of symbols, templates, and icons along with numerous export options. Using EdrawMax, let’s learn how to make similar family trees in a snap.

Step 1Access the Software

Launch the EdrawMax application and log in or sign up.

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Click the New button in the top-left corner, then hit Blank Drawing.

Step 2Select Shapes

To get the shapes for your family tree, go to the symbols library and click More Symbols.
Check the family tree box and hit Ok.

Step 3Build your Tree

Start creating your diagram by selecting your desired shape from the Family Tree symbols menu.
To add more nodes, hover your cursor over the shape you just added and click the arrow in whichever direction you’d like to add the node.

Step 4Add Pictures

Insert the pictures of the family members by going to the Insert tab from the top menu and clicking Picture. Once you’ve uploaded the photo, drag it onto the frame.

Step 5Export Your Family Tree

Once you’re satisfied with your design, export it. Click the Export button from the top menu, pick a format, and click Export. EdrawMax offers a variety of formats, each for a different use case.