CAREW FAMILY
III. BEDDINGTON LINE
Born: ABT 1292Died: 1334
Father: Nicholas De CAREW (Sir)
Mother: Avice MARTIN
Married 1: Maude PAUNCEFOTChildren:
1. William CAREW (Sir) (d. 1357)
2. Hugh CAREW of Hereford (d. AFT 1402)
Married 2: Dau. MALEMAYNES
Children:
3. John CAREW (Priest of Beddington) (d. 1375)
4. Nicholas CAREW of Beddington
Notes: He was Keeper of the Privy Seal, Edward III. The long association of the Carew family with Beddington and its Parish Church began about the middle of the 14th century and lasted, at least in name, almost to Victorian times. There are many memorials to members of the family and their dependents in the church at the present time, though according to Aubrey, the Surrey historian, there were many more at one time which have now disappeared. The first member of the family to reside at Beddington was Sir Nicholas Carew, who acquired the Lordship of this and other adjacent manors, by his marriage to the daughter of the former owner, Sir Richard Willoughby. He served in many important offices in the County and was succeeded in 1391 by his second son, also Nicholas by name. The Parish Church of St. Mary The Virgin, Beddington, Surrey: The History. Undated. Price One Shilling, p. 17.
Father: Thomas CAREW
Mother: Dau. MALEMAYNES
Married: Lucy WILLOUGHBY AFT 1354Children:
3. Lucy CAREW
5. John CAREW
6. Margaret CAREW
7. Guido CAREW
8. William CAREW
9. Eleanor CAREW
10. Agnes CAREW
11. Anne CAREW
12. Susan CAREW
13. Phillippa CAREW
Mother: Lucy WILLOUGHBY
Married: Robert TURBERVILLE
Born: 1372
Died: 25 Sep 1410
Father: Nicholas CAREW of Beddington
Mother: Lucy WILLOUGHBY
Married: Roger LEWKNOR
Children:
1. Thomas LEWKNOR
Died: 1432
Father: Nicholas CAREW of Beddington
Mother: Lucy WILLOUGHBY
Married: Isabella De La MAREChildren:
2. Thomas CAREW
3. Elizabeth CAREW
4. Isabel CAREW
Married: Mercy HAYM
Children:
5. Phillippa CAREW (d. Jul 1414, young - bur. Church of St. Mary the Virgin, Beddington, Surrey)
Died: 1430
Father: Nicholas CAREW
Mother: Isabella De La MARE
Married: Agnes HEYTON
Children:
1. Joan CAREW
Died: 1470
Notes: Heiress. Owned the Manor of Batailles, Ewell. This William Saunders died on 10 Aug 1481, and his wife Joan in 1470, as appears by a brass formerly on a tombstone at Charlwood, bearing this inscription, which has fortunately been copied in the Harleian MS., No. 1397:- Orate pro animabus Will'i Saunder generos' qui ob' 10 die mensis Augusti A.D. Mill'o CCCCLXXXI et Joha' nx' ejus qu\'e6 ob' ... die mensis .... A`. 1470, quor' a'iabus p'pl'cietur Deus. Amen'.
Father: Thomas CAREW
Mother: Agnes HEYTON
Married: William SAUNDERS
Children:
1. Richard SAUNDERS
2. John SAUNDERS
3. Henry SAUNDERS
4. Joan SAUNDERS
Died: BEF 24 Apr 1458
Father: Nicholas CAREW
Mother: Isabella De La MARE
Married: Margaret FIENNES Hurstmonceaux, Sussex, EnglandChildren:
1. James CAREW
Died: BEF 12 Aug 1466
Father: Nicholas CAREW
Mother: Margaret FIENNES
Married: Margaret LANGFORD (dau. of Edward Langford and Sancha Blount)Children:
2. Sancha CAREW
3. Elizabeth CAREW
4. Anne CAREW
Father: Nicholas CAREW
Mother: Margaret LANGFORD
Married: John IWARDBY of Farley Chamberlayne (Sir)
Children:
1. Joan INWARDBY (m. Sir John St. John)
Died: BEF 17 Oct 1485
Notes: unmarried.
Father: Nicholas CAREW
Mother: Margaret LANGFORD
Died: ABT 1493
Father: Nicholas CAREW
Mother: Margaret FIENNES
Married: Alianor HOO (b. ABT 1449) (dau. of Thomas, first Baron Hoo and Hastings, and Eleanor Welles) ABT 1468
Children:
1. Richard CAREW (Knight Sheriff of Surrey)
Richard CAREW (Knight Sheriff of Surrey)
Born: ABT 1469
Died: 23 May 1520
Buried: Carew Chapel, St. Mary's Beddington, Surrey, England
Notes: created by Henry VII a knight-banneret at the battle of Blackheath, and was sheriff of Surrey in 1501. Attended Henry VIII in his invasion of France, whre hommanded the artillery at the siege of Tournai.
Father: James CAREW
Mother: Alianor HOO
Married: Malyn OXENBRIDGE (d. ABT 3 Oct 1544) (w.1 of Arthur Darcy - w.2 of John Cheney) ABT 1490
Children:
1. Nicholas CAREW (Sir Knight)
2. Margaret CAREW4. Mary CAREW
5. Anne CAREW
Born: ABT 1510
Father: Richard CAREW (Knight Sheriff of Surrey)
Mother: Malyn OXENBRIDGE
Married: John ST. JOHN of Lydiard TregozeChildren:
1. Nicholas St. JOHN of Lydiard Tregoze
Died: 4 Feb 1532
Father: Richard CAREW (Knight Sheriff of Surrey)
Mother: Malyn OXENBRIDGE
Married 1: Thomas FETTIPLACE of Compton BeauchampChildren:
2. Nicholas FETTIPLACE (b. 31 May 1524 - d. 18 Nov 1524)
Married 2: Edward FABIAN
Father: Richard CAREW (Knight Sheriff of Surrey)
Mother: Malyn OXENBRIDGE
Married: William PELHAM of Laughton (Sir)Children:
1. Nicholas PELHAM of Laughton (Sir)
Father: Richard CAREW (Knight Sheriff of Surrey)
Mother: Malyn OXENBRIDGE
Married: Nicholas (LEE) LEIGHBorn: AFT 1496
Died: 2 Mar 1538/39, Executed
Notes: See his Biography.
Father: Richard CAREW (Knight Sheriff of Surrey)
Mother: Malyn OXENBRIDGE
Married: Elizabeth BRYAN 1514
Children:
1. Anne CAREW
2. Francis CAREW of Beddington (Sir)
3. Mary CAREW
5. Isabel CAREW
Francis CAREW of Beddington (Sir)
Born: 1530
Died: 1611
Notes: Unmarried. Adopted his nephew, Nicholas Throckmorton, who adopted his name
Father: Nicholas CAREW (Sir Knight)
Mother: Elizabeth BRYAN
Born: ABT 1520, Beddington, Surrey, England Died: 24 Nov 1587 Buried: St. Catherine Cree Church, London, Middlesex, England Notes: Impoverished by her father’s execution for treason she married Sir Nicholas Throckmorton during the reign of Edward VI. As Lady Throckmorton, was with Lady Jane Grey during her nine-day reign and was chosen by Queen Jane as her proxy to stand as godmother at a christening on 19 Jul 1553. Anne duly left the Tower for the church and after young Guildford Underhill was christened, she had dinner at her own house. By the time she returned to the Tower, Mary Tudor had been declared queen and even Jane Grey's parents had fled. Anne tried to do likewise but was prevented. She was held along with Jane, Guildford Dudley, and the Duchess of Northumberland. She was later freed, but her husband then became involved in Wyatt’s Rebellion in Feb of 1554 and was imprisoned in the Tower. At that time, Anne was pregnant with her first child. Through a series of lucky circumstances, Throckmorton was acquitted in Apr. They lived quietly for the remainder of Queen Mary's reign. Under Elizabeth Tudor, Throckmorton was ambassador to France from 1559-1562. Anne refused to live there and was instrumental in having him replaced by Sir Thomas Smith. In 1569, Throckmorton was again imprisoned, this time on suspicion of supporting the Northern Rebellion. He was soon released, but he died two years later. None of their children were of age when Throckmorton died and the eldest, William, seems to have been incompetent to inherit. Lady Throckmorton remarried about six months after her husband's death, choosing Adrian Stokes, widower of Frances Brandon, duchess of Suffolk, as her second husband. They settled at Beaumanor in Leicestershire. In early 1579, Anne was in London and often at court, paving the way for her daughter to join the Queen's household. She was again in London and at court in May 1583 and finally, in Nov 1584, Bess Throckmorton was sworn in as a maid of honor; soon became a favorite of Elizabeth and later married Sir Walter Raleigh. Anne's health was failing by the autumn of 1587. She was buried alongside her first husband. |
Anne Carew by Hieronimo Custodis |
Father: Nicholas CAREW (Sir Knight)
Mother: Elizabeth BRYAN
Married 1: Nicholas THROCKMORTON (Sir) 1541
Children:
1. Edward THROCKMORTON (b. 1544)
5. Nicholas THROCKMORTON (Sir)
6. Frances THROCKMORTON (b. 1562)
8. Thomas THROCKMORTON (b. 1566)
9. Henry THROCKMORTON (b. 1567)
Married 2: Adrian STOKES (MP) (w. of Frances Brandon, D. Suffolk) (See his Biography) 20 Apr 1572
Born: ABT 1505?
Buried: St Botolph, Aldersgate
Notes: 2º Dau. and Co-Heiress of her brother, Sir Francis Carew of Beddington, Surrey
Father: Nicholas CAREW (Sir Knight)
Mother: Elizabeth BRYAN
Married: Arthur DARCY (Sir) ABT 1531 / 1535, Beddington, Surrey, England
Children:
2. Elizabeth DARCY (B. Mordaunt)
3. Anne DARCY
4. Ursula DARCY
5. Charles DARCY
6. Nicholas DARCY
7. William DARCY
8. Phillip DARCY
9. Jane DARCY
10. Mary DARCY
12. John DARCY
14. Arthur DARCY
15. Thomas DARCY
Father: Nicholas CAREW (Sir Knight)
Mother: Elizabeth BRYAN
Married: Son HALL
Notes: 4th dau and heraldic co-heiress of her brother Francis. Was she the mother of all these Saunders children? A visitation of the Throckmorton Carews seems to say not, but the will of Sir Nicholas makes strange provision for his 2nd wife, Margaret Bostock, and enjoins his sons to look after her without even hinting that she was their mother. Sounds like Margaret Bostock was a step-mother. Old Leo Culleton (Of Culleton's Heraldics) seemed to think Isabel was the mother. There is a mention in Ewwell church parish records. Her son, Sir Nicholas, who was was left £300 by his uncle, Sir Francis Carew.
Father: Nicholas CAREW (Sir Knight)
Mother: Elizabeth BRYAN
Married: Nicholas SAUNDERS (d. ABT 1587) 28 May 1560, BeddingtonChildren:
1. Nicholas SAUNDERS (b. ABT 1551 - d. 1649)
2. Mary SAUNDERS (d. AFT 1618)
3. Frances SAUNDERS
4. Anne SAUNDERS (d. BEF 1613)
5. Jane SAUNDERS (d. BEF 1622)
6. Henry SAUNDERS (b. ABT 1569 - d. ABT 1632)