How did Elizabeth Montgomery die?

Answer 1

The Death of Good Queen Bess Elizabeth died at Richmond Palace on 24 March 1603, leaving behind a rich and prosperous country. She was succeeded by the Protestant James VI of Scotland, son of Mary Queen of Scots, who later became King James I of England. There has always been much speculation as to the exact cause of her death. Here are several given reasons:

• Queen Elizabeth I died in 1603 of blood poisoning.
• Although she is thought to have died of natural causes, her facial powder contained arsenic. She had been poisoning herself without knowing it.
• No cause of death has ever been found because there was no post-mortem. She had disfiguration to her face caused by her catching smallpox years before, which is why she wore the white make-up.
• She had cancer.
• She died of a raging fever coupled with old age.
• She died of old age.

Elizabeth I clearly expired from some sort of internal cancer, maybe Leukemia as she had an abnormally white pallor in her last months. There is some evidence Queen Elizabeth was brain dead some days before her actual departure. For this reason, there are no authenticated last words.

The most commonly accepted theory for Elizabeth I's death has to do with her makeup. As she grew older, the beautiful redheaded queen wanted to keep her skin white, as was the style. She used makeup with white lead in it to achieve that look. The lead corroded her face, so unaware of the damage, she applied more makeup. She had holes in her skin, and was reported to have been applying many inches of makeup to her face each day by the end of her reign.

Answer 2

Queen Elizabeth II was born on 21st April 1926 and is still very much alive!

Elizabeth I was born on 9th September 1533 and died on 24th March 1603.

The exact cause of her death is not recorded. Elizabeth the Second is still very much alive, albeit aged.

Answer 3

She died of either blood poisoning orlead poisoning.

An Alternate Answer:
Elizabeth had been very depressed for several months, leading up to her death. Several days before her death, she said she had caught a chill, and retired to her apartment, where she died, 4 days later. The cause of death was never certain one thing is certain, that her depression, and will to live exacerbated her death. Most accounts either state that she died of sepsis (blood poisoning), the flu or bad cold, or some say even cancer.

Answer 4

Elizabeth died of terminal cancer of the liver.

Answer 5

She died because of white make up which was deadly. It contained harmful substances and when she applied it , she died , not soon after.

Answer 6

Elizabeth Barrett Browning died of respiratory failure. She had been frail and sickly most of her life.

Answer 7

She died of a cerebral aneurysm on October 6th 1979

Answer 8

elizabeth fry died from hard work for the prisonal

Answer 9

Queen Elizabeth had died at the age of 69 also she had lost some hair and teeth later on she had died of blood poisoning. 1533-1603

Answer 10

she died from a stroke not tiredness