Henry FitzAlan was an English nobleman born around 1512. He was the 19th Earl of Arundel and a prominent figure during the Tudor period. FitzAlan was known for his loyalty to the crown and his involvement in various political matters of the time. He was also a supporter of the Catholic Church during the Protestant Reformation. FitzAlan's family had a long history of nobility, and he inherited the title after the death of his father. He played a significant role in the English court and was involved in the affairs of notable monarchs, including Henry VIII and Mary I. His legacy includes contributions to the arts and architecture, particularly through the construction of Arundel Castle.