Some sources list his name as Parnell Clayton http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ttg13/d0042/g0000080.html
Sources: test-neil bb.FTW. Shinn, J.H. " The History of the Shinn Family in Europe and America". T he Genealogical and Historical Publishing Company, Chicago, IL, 1903, p. 4 04.
Cautionary Note: Questionable ties to children.
Cleves was a dukedom in modern day Germany and Anne was the sister of i ts ruler, Duke William. Born in 1515, she was given a sheltered upbringin g, and was less educated and worldly than Henry's previous wives. Henry ap proved of her portrait, so in 1539 a marriage treaty was signed and Anne s et sail for England. When she arrived Henry was so eager to see her that he raced to where s he was staying and burst in upon her unannounced. Anne didn't speak Englis h, didn't know who this fat stranger was, and was busy watching somethi ng out the window, so she more or less ignored Henry. The king's pride w as wounded. "I like her not!" he told all and sundry. He found her ug ly - downright repulsive - and the last thing he wanted to do was marry he r. But Henry couldn't wriggle out of his treaty with Cleves. The wedding to ok place on January 6, 1540 with the groom protesting every step of the wa y. At first Anne had no idea that her husband was displeased with her. S he told her ladies, "Why, when he comes to bed he kisseth me, and take th me by the hand, and biddeth me 'Good night, sweetheart.'" Her ladies h ad to tell her that this wasn't enough to cause a pregnancy. Eventually Anne learned that her husband wished to be rid of her. She w as shrewd enough to realize that her life was in danger. To Henry's amazem ent, she cooperated with his desire to have the marriage annulled. Relieve d, he gave her money and property and treated her very well. Anne remain ed in England, and never remarried. Henry called her his sister and oft en invited her to court. She outlived Henry and was certainly the most for tunate of his wives. Less than twenty days after his marriage to Anne of Cleves ended, Henry ma rried his fifth wife.