Timeline of Queen Elizabeth II and Her Four Children: Welcoming Newborn Prince Edward (1964)

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This video shows a beautiful family moment in 1964, when Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip pose with their four children – Prince Charles, Princess Anne, Prince Andrew, and newborn Prince Edward.

You will see a simple timeline of each member of the family in this photo, with their birth dates (and death dates where applicable), so you can clearly understand when each of them was born and how this moment fits into royal history.

Queen Elizabeth II

Born: 21 April 1926 – London, England

Died: 8 September 2022 – Balmoral Castle, Scotland

Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh

Born: 10 June 1921 – Corfu, Greece

Died: 9 April 2021 – Windsor Castle, England

Prince Charles (now King Charles III) – eldest son

Born: 14 November 1948 – London, England

Princess Anne, The Princess Royal – only daughter

Born: 15 August 1950 – London, England

Prince Andrew, Duke of York – third child

Born: 19 February 1960 – Buckingham Palace, London

Prince Edward, Earl of Wessex (now Duke of Edinburgh) – youngest child and newborn in this photo

Born: 10 March 1964 – Buckingham Palace, London

This timeline shows the British royal family at a special moment when all four children of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip were finally together, from the future King Charles III to the baby Prince Edward in the crib.

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