Carolly Erickson, Alison Plowden, Susan James and Linda Porter. Biographers have described her as strong-willed and outspoken, physically desirable, susceptible (like Queen Elizabeth) to roguish charm, and even willing to resort to obscene language if the occasion suited. Citations References Further reading External links Newly Identified Historical Portrait: Katherine Parr tudorqueen6: The Life and Family of Queen Katherine Parr Luminarium Encyclopedia: Katherine Parr Letter to Queen Catherine from the Lady Elizabeth: 1544 Letter to the Queen Dowager from King Edward VI Letter to the Queen Dowager from Lady Elizabeth: 31 July 1548 Sudeley Castle – One time home, and burial place of Catherine Parr. Snape Castle History – One time home of Catherine Parr and her second husband, Lord Latimer. Historical Accounts – Sudeley Castle History |- |- 1510s births 1548 deaths 16th-century Anglicans 16th-century English women writers 16th-century English writers 16th-century scholars 16th-century English theologians 16th-century viceregal rulers 16th-century women rulers Burials at St Mary's Chapel, Sudeley Castle Burials in Gloucestershire Converts to Anglicanism from Roman Catholicism Deaths in childbirth English Anglicans English baronesses Ladies of the Privy Chamber People from Kendal People from Winchcombe Regents of England Wives of Henry VIII Remarried royal consorts Wives of knights