Titles and Styles
- Mistress Catherine Parr (1512–1529)
- Lady Burgh (1529–1533)
- Dowager Lady Burgh (1533–1534)
- Lady Latimer (1534–1543)
- The Dowager Lady Latimer (1543)
- Her Majesty The Queen (1543–1547)
- Her Majesty Queen Catherine, The Lady Seymour of Sudeley (1547–1548)
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