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He was the first born child and son of Lord Frederick William Howard and Lady Jeanette Virginia Beaufort, and the only of their three children to know their grandfathers, Lord Patrick William Howard and Lord Edmund Beaufort that traveled together in 2153.
Lord Edmund Beaufort was the descendant of Lord John of Gaunt and his son, Lord John Beaufort and they fought for the Lancasterian side during the War of Roses, and Lord Patrick William and Lord John Devereux were descendants of two loyal Yorkist family, Lord John Howard, 1st Duke of Norfolk and Lord Walter Devereux.
It has been 668 Years since the War of Roses that ended and with the first Tudor monarch that was a descendant of John of Gaunt through his great-granddaughter, Lady Margaret Beaufort who married Lord Edmund Tudor and with their only child, Henry, who became King of England in 1485 with the death of The last Yorkist King, King Richard The Third.
In April of 2153,
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all three went together united to the Battle of Bosworth by foot to pay their final respects to their noble ancestor, Lord Edmund Beaufort, Lord John Howard, 1st Duke of Norfolk, and Lord Walter Devereux.
All three young men were 20 years old and they had been born during the onset of Pre-World World Three on Planet Earth that started in 2126.
World War Three officially began on May 1, 2153 at 11:30 PM with the ECON launching the first nuclear attack and the result was 600,000 million people died immediately without even knowing what hit them.
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Lord Patrick William and the families that traveled with him were all spared because like Noah in his day, Lord Patrick William Howard heard the voice of his God, Odin told him to gather up those families that would listen and travel to a brave new world that The United Federation of Planets would call Star Base 12.
It took them five years to reach Star Base 12 and by the time they were 25 and 23 years old, and by the time they finished building their homes on Star Base 12 the men were 30 and and their wives were 25 and finally they started their families one by one.
Lord Patrick William Howard was 26, when Lord Frederick William Howard and he was 32 when his daughter, Lady Elizabeth Ann was born.
One by one the young European Aristocrats started their families and none could expect too many children, but they were grateful that they had two children.
By the year of 2170. There were about 20 children of a brave new world known as Star Base 12.
Most of them married in 2183, to each other and one by one they gave their fathers and mothers their first grandchild, Lord Frederick William Howard The Second was the first grandchild of Lord Patrick William and Lord Edmund Beaufort.
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He was the son of Lord Frederick William and Lady Jeanette Virginia Beaufort, but Lord Patrick William Howard and Lord Edmund Beaufort were alive to hold their first granddaughter, Lady Sophia Charlotte Howard, born in 2190, before they both passed away and they were both still alive to see their second grandson, Lord Charles Andrew Howard be born in 2185, but the long years of traveling to Star Base 12, took its toll on Lord Patrick William and Lord Edmund.
When Lady Jeanette Virginia Beaufort married Lord Frederick William Howard in 2183, she passed The Dukedom of Lancaster to her younger brother, Lord Thomas, to keep the Dukedom in her family, but she didn't know that father had named his oldest great-great-great-grandson through her as his heir, if his son failed to have a great-great-grandson.
Lord Frederick William Howard The Second as he grows up, and attends his first Debutante ball in 2200, doesn't find his bride, and continues through 2245, and by that time he is 61 years old and he finally marries Lady Susan Beatrice Bourbon, and she is the first cousin to his nephews wives, Lord George Frederick Carey and Lord Richard Edward Howard SR, and in 2250, his only child and son is born, Lord Frederick William Howard The Third
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He becomes the grandfather of Lady Victoria Elizabeth Howard, and Lady Andrea Charlotte Howard who his two grandsons, Lord William Frederick Howard marries his younger brothers, Lord Charles Andrew Howard SR, great-granddaughter, Lady Sophia Dorothea, Duchess of Kent Territory, and Lord Frederick William Howard The Fourth marries his younger brother's ,great-great-granddaughter, Lady Karissa Ann Howard.
