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The Environs of London
… Manor, or Beddington Huscarl); and, secondly, to Nicholas Carew, or de Carru, who afterwards became possessed of both … Sept. 26, 1390. The manor of Beddington continued in the Carew family till the reign of Henry VIII.; when, upon the … and other writings, "as well concerning Sir Nicholas Carew, his landes, as other mens landes." The manor of …
Alumni Oxonienses
… Foster's Index Ecclesiasticus & O.H.S., xii. 70. Bennet, Carew s. Nic., of Milton, Berks, cler. Magdalen Coll., … Berks, 1676, and rector of Milton 1680, father of Carew and Roger 1697, and of Nicholas next named. See … 18; B.A. 1703, rector of Dipden, Hants, 1707, brother of Carew 1703, and of Roger 1697. See Foster's Index …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… books at 18. 4. 9.; net income, 420; patron, Sir W. P. Carew, Bart.; there are a glebe of 50 acres, and a house in … repair. The church contains some handsome monuments of the Carew family, who resided at Bickleigh Court, an ancient mansion, now destroyed. Bampfylde Moore Carew, "king of the beggars," was born in the …
The History and Proceedings of the House of Commons
… Sir Henry. Calmady Shilston, Esq. Calthorpe Reynolds, Esq. Carew Sir William. Cartwright Thomas, Esq. Cave Sir Thomas. …
Calendar of Border Papers
… when Sir Henry Dockery was sent for Ulster, and Sir George Carew for Munster, and the collonies ther erected: which …
Calendar of Border Papers
… March 40 th of the Queen's reign. By writ of privy seal. Carew. 1 p. Broad sheet. Latin. Official fair copy. Indorsed. …