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FULL TRANSCRIPTION OF LOT 263, PREPARED BY DR LLEWELYN MORGAN, BRASENOSE COLLEGE, OXFORD
英国 北京时间
2020年09月20日 开拍 / 2020年09月18日 截止委托
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BOXES TO THE LEFT, FAMILY TREE OF THE FAMILY OF CAREW OF BEDDINGTONJohn by the grace of God King of England, Lord of Ireland, Duke of Normandy and Aquitaine, Count of Anjou sends greeting to the his Counts, Barons, Justiciars, Viscounts and faithful subjects and with this charter of ours [confirm the gift] to William of Carew [of] the Manor of Moulsford with its appurtenances which King Henry grandfather of my father King Henry gave to Gerald son of Walter and grandfather of Odo father of the aforementioned William of Carew to be held by the same William and his heirs from us and our heirs for the service of this knight. Wherefore we wish and strongly instruct that the same William and his heirs have and hold from us and our heirs the aforementioned Manor of Moulsford with all its appurtenances well and in peace, freely and undisturbed and rightly as has been stated. Witnessed by: William de Gray our Chancellor, Holy Count of Winchester William Bruver, William of Cantilapo our Seneschal, William Archbishop of … Given by the hand of his Excellency Richard Marsh Archbishop of Northumbria in Westminster of the fifith day of May in the 14th year of our reign.Enquiry undertaken after the death of Adam of Montgomery in the 18th year of the reign of King Edward the First among other things says that the Adam died in lawful possession of the Manor of Lydon in the County of… His descendants… the arms of the said Adam, three black ancestral lions passant on an escutcheon of gold, by reason of the exceptional ancestry of the ancient family of Carew, which by the right of a female heir connected by matrimonial law to this Adam have been attributed and named de Carew to this very day as was the custom in past time in similar transfers of heirs to other families. This Nicholas of Carew is mentioned among The Counts and Barons of the Kingdom who [were] in Parliament in the Year of our Lord 1300 on the business of the Scots by the name of Nicholas of Carew Lord of Moulsford, an enquiry after his death undertaken in the fifith year of King Edward The Second, from whom the same Manor was held in socage, [says] that he died in lawful possession of this Manor of Moulsford in the County of Berkshire. John de Carew, the first of this name in the family, died in lawful possession of the same Manor of Moulsford, possessed from the King in socage, and further from the enquiry undertaken after his death in the seventeenth year of the reign of King Edward the Second his brother Thomas de Carew, his heir to the same place, is declared of the same blood on the grounds that his firstborn son Nicholas on the twentieth day of June in the same year [died] leaving no offspring. But the inheritance was clearly passed to John the younger of them because the same firstborn son Nicholas was never in lawful possession of it. BOXES AT THE BOTTOMEnquiry undertaken in the thirteenth year of King Richard the Second after the death of Nicholas of Carew of Beddington among other things says that the same man died in lawful possession of the Manor of Beddington in the County of Surrey and the Manor of … with a third part of … and … , and was also the Manor of Great Parke in the County of Berkshire, and Nicholas of Carew is his son and heir.After the death of this Nicholas son of Nicholas of Beddington, which befell in the sixth year of King Edward the Fourth it is known by a similar enquiry that he died in lawful possession by fee-tail (jointly with his wife Margaret) of the Manor of Great Parley in the County of Berkshire and the Manor of Beddington in the County of Surrey and the Manor of Hyde. His son Nicholas had not survived beyond the third year of his life.This genealogy was taken from the genealogy of George Carew, Knight, who was a legate ordinary of King [James] in France. Written out in 1627 NAMES ON THE LEFTWalter, the first ancestor of this familyGerald son of Walter, to whom King henry the First gave the Manor of Moulsford in the County of Berkshire.(l) Walter son of Gerald was King’s Chamberlain of King Stephen under the same name (Walter Fitzgerald), according to the charters(r) Warren son of Gerald was King’s Chamberlain of Henry Second under the same name (Warren Fizgerald), according to the charters(l) Odo of Carrio, grandson of Gerald son of Walter and father of William of Carrio(r) Gerald son of Warren was King’s Chamberlain under the same name (Gerald Fitzwarren), according to the charters, of Richard [the First]William of Carrio to whom King John confirmed the Manor of Moulsford(l) Adam of Montgomery(r) The daughter and heir of the late William Lord of Moulsford(l) Nicholas of Carew, Knight, Lord and Baron of Moulsford(r) Aicia daughter and heir of Richrd Twyte of Marston, later remarried to William…(l) Nicholas of Carew of Moulsford, Knight(r) Amicia daughter and heir of one Baron of Odron in Ireland(l-r x 4) Betteris (?) married to Jonathan Barry of the Kingdom of IrelandWilliam of Carew, youngest sonJohn of Carew, Kinight, eldest son of Nicholas… his wife [was] the daughter of William of Moham of Capel in Devonshire; his econd wife Joanna sister of Gilbert TalbotThomas of Carew, second son MIDDLE BOTTOM, UNDER THE PORTRAITNicholas of Carew, Keeper of the Privy SealDaughter…Nicholas of Carew, son and heir of Nicholas… 14.3.2Mary daughter of Stephen Hayn, widow in the year 11.4.6Nicholas of Carew of Beddington… Surrey 6.5.4Margaret wife of Nicholas of CarewJames Carew of Beddington, EsquireAlianora daughter and heir… of Thomas Hoo, Knight of the GarterRichard Carew of Bedington, KnightMagdalena daughter of Oxenbridge of fford in the County of SussexNicholas Carew Master of Horse to Henry the EighthElizabeth daughter of Thomas Bryan, Knight RIGHT AT THE BOTTOMSancia eldest daughter of Sir JohnJoanna married to William Sando…Mary married to William Pelham of Langley, KnightMary married to John St JohnAnne married to Nicholas Leigh of Uddington LAST BATCH, RIGHT UPPER SIDE, HEADING NORTH(l-r x 4) Isabella married to Nicholas Sanders of GarsonMarried to Arthur Drick, KnightAnne married to Nicholas Throgmorton, KnightMarried to Hall Francis Carew adopted Nicholas Throgmorton the fifth son into the name Carew… (l-r x 3) Susanne widow of Master Buttler, his [Nicholas Carew/Throgmorton’s] second wifeNicholas Carew alias Throgmorton?Mary, daughter of Lord Greoge Moore, his [Nicholas Carew/Throgmorton’s] first wife (l-r x 4) SusannaMary, deceasedEdmund, fourth sonOliver, fifth son (l-r x 4) Thomas, deceasedAnne, deceasedNicholas, second sonGeorge, third son (l-r x 3) MaryElizabeth married to Lord James Paynes, Knight, now deceasedFrancis, first son

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