Did Thomas Cranmer who was burned at the stake in 1556 have a son lived possibly from his second wife Margaret?

Thomas Cranmer, the Archbishop of Canterbury during the reign of Henry VIII, did not have any children, neither from his first wife, nor from his second wife, Margaret.

Here's why:

* Cranmer's first marriage was annulled: His marriage to a woman named Joan was annulled in 1529 because he had secretly married her while serving as a deacon. The annulment was necessary for Cranmer to be appointed Archbishop and further Henry VIII's divorce from Catherine of Aragon.

* Cranmer's second marriage: His marriage to Margaret was considered invalid under English law. It took place after his first marriage had been annulled, but the annulment had been decreed by the Roman Catholic Church, which Cranmer had ultimately rejected. Therefore, Cranmer's second marriage was deemed illegitimate.

Therefore, despite his two marriages, Thomas Cranmer did not have any children. He was executed by burning at the stake in 1556 during the reign of Mary I.