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Many historians have said that Jane Seymour was Henry VIII's favorite wife. This is because he buried himself next to her, and she produced his much-desired male heir (to later become King Edward VI). She also was born of noble birth and was another Maid-in-Waiting to Anne Boleyn. Eleven days after he had executed Anne, he married Jane Seymour. She is depicted as being gentle, calm and quiet - quite the opposite to Anne. hide information

Many historians have said that Jane Seymour was Henry VIII's favorite wife. This is because he buried himself next to her, and she produced his much-desired male heir (to later become King Edward VI). She also was born of noble birth and was another Maid-in-Waiting to Anne Boleyn. Eleven days after he had executed Anne, he married Jane Seymour. She is depicted as being gentle, calm and quiet - quite the opposite to Anne. This stamp was issued by the Great Britain Postal Service on November 30, -0001 .