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Lady '''Jane Grey''', or '''Jane Dudley''', (1537–54), a sincere [[Christian]], was proclaimed Queen of England on 10 July 1553, against her will, by her father-in-law the [[Duke of Northumberland]]. [[Mary I|Mary]], the legitimate heir, refused to accept Jane's ascension. Jane abdicated nine days later on July 19. As it was clear that she herself had never wanted to be queen, it was another year and a half before she was executed.
{{Infobox officeholder
|name=Lady Jane Grey
|image=
|birth_date=1536/1537
|birth_place=England
|death_date=February 12, 1554
|death_place=Tower of London
|religion=
|spouse=
|children=
|alma_mater=
|party=
|office=Queen of England
|term_start=July 10, 1553
|term_end=July 19, 1553
|preceded=[[Edward VI]]
|succeeded=[[Mary I]]
}}
Lady '''Jane Grey''', or '''Jane Dudley''', also known as the '''Nine Days Queen''' (1536/1537 – February 12, 1554), a sincere [[Christian]], was proclaimed Queen of England on 10 July 1553, against her will, by her father-in-law the [[Duke of Northumberland]]. [[Mary I|Mary]], the legitimate heir, refused to accept Jane's ascension. Jane abdicated nine days later on July 19. As it was clear that she herself had never wanted to be queen, it was another year and a half before she was executed.
==Family and Early Life==
==Family and Early Life==