950696.
Thomas Carew Esq. & 950697. Dame Joan Carminow
8/31/1422, Henry VI (an infant) succeeded Henry V as King of
England.
1426, Thomas Carrewe born in England, heir & s/o 1901392. Nicholas Carew & 1901393. Joan
Courtenay.
1427, Joan born in England, d/o 1901394. Thomas Carminow & 1901395. Joan Hill.
1442, Joan age 15 and more at her father’s death.
9/10/1445, Letter of attorney. Sir Nich. Carew and w. Joan,
to Jn. To put Thos. Carew and w. [Joan] in possession of £4 rent out of
Tregynnow. (S) UKNA.
5/8/1447, Thomas age 22 and more at the death of his father.
2/15/1448, Thomas Carrewe of Devon esquire, son and heir of
Nicholas Carrewe knight, to John 'of Ile' and Joan his wife. Recognisance for
1,000 marks, to be levied etc. in Devon. (S) CCRs.
2/8/1450, Thomas heir to his paternal grandmother. (S) Hist.
of Berkshire, V3, 1923, Moulsford.
4/20/1450, John 'of Ile' and Joan his wife to Thomas Carrewe
of Devon esquire, son and heir of Nicholas Carrewe knight. Receipt and
acquittance of 700 marks, parcel of 1,000 marks. (S) CCRs.
11/13/1450, “… Additional names: Nicholas Carew, esquire,
Thomas, Isabell and Joan Carew, …” (S) UKNA.
3/17/1453-4, Johanna, wife of Thomas Bodulgat died [Johanna
was the widow of Thomas Carminow’s nephew John]. At the IPM she was found to
hold in dower the Manor of Penpont of Sir Hugh Courtenay, Knt., and Margaret
his wife, and Thomas Carew, Esq., and Johanna his wife, as of the right of the
said Margaret and Johanna, daughters and heirs of the aforesaid Thomas
Carminow. (S) Parochial Family Hist. of the Deanery of Trigg Manor, V2, 1876,
P126.
2/10/1458, Thomas Carrewe, late of Asshewater, Nicholas
Carrewe late of Otery Mohun, esquires, … all co. Devon, to William Bonevyle
knight. Recognisance for £600, to be levied etc. in Devon. (S) CCRs.
Bef. 11/10/1461, Thomas died; buried at Alwington, Devon.
[––Joan––]
9/23/1465, Licence for Nicholas Carrewe, son and heir of
Thomas Carrewe, esquire, deceased, tenant in chief, and kinsman and heir of
Nicholas Carrewe, knight, and Joan his wife, tenants in chief, deceased, viz.
son of the said Thomas their son, to enter freely without proof of age or
livery out of the king’s hands with all lordships, manors ..., and saving the
dower of Joan late the wife of the said Thomas Carrewe. (S) CPRs.
Joan married 2nd Halnath Mauleverer, usher of the
King.
1466-71, Plaintiffs: Halnath Mauleverer and Johane his wife,
late wife of Thomas Carew. Subject: Dower of the said Joan in the manors of
Mohun's Ottery, Mounton, and lands in Shaketaill Yerd, Yerdcombe and Frounceus
Hays, also lands in Padstowe and Tregony, late of Thomas Carew. Devon, Cornwall.
(S) UKNA.
1/20/1471, Edward Goldesburgh' and Edward Gower, querents,
and Halnath (Halnatheus) Mauleuerer, esquire, and Joan, his wife, late the wife
of Thomas Carrewe, esquire, deforciants. (S) Feet of Fines, Devon.
1476, Joan and Halnath Mauleverer in a lawsuit over the
Carminow lands. Johanna was the sister of Edward Coutenay’s mother, Margaret.
Edward brought the suit. It was decided that Hugh [died 1471] and Margaret
Courtenay were to have the 9 manors in Cornwall, including Boconnoc, with the
advowsons of the churches of Boconnoc and Broadoak. Halnath and Johanna were to
hold the manors of Ashwater, Loffyngcot and Beauworthy in Devon, with the
advowsons of the churches, other lands in Devon, and tenements in Cornwall.
Hugh and Johanna moved to Devon.
6/26/1483, Richard III succeeded Edward V as King of
England.
11/3/1483, Edward Courtenay and others identified as
“traitors”. Edward escaped to France where he joined Henry Tudor (future King
Henry VII).
12/1/1484, Halnath granted the manors of Beconnek, Glyn, and
Brodak with a total yearly value of £66, by King Richard III.
8/22/1485, Henry Tudor, s/o the 1st Earl of Richmond,
defeated Richard III at the Battle of Bosworth Field, effectively ending the
War of the Roses. Halnath and his brothers on the losing side.
11/24/1485, Halnath granted a pardon by the King.
4/4/1502, Halnath wrote his will, leaving his property to
his wife, Dame Johanne Maulyverer, who was also his executrix. (S) Pubs. of
Harleian Soc., V16, 1881, P201.
By 4/12/1502, Halnath died. (S) Testamenta Eboracensia, V4,
1869, P182.
Joan died, buried with Thomas.
(S) Magna Carta Ancestry, P170. (S) Visitation of Cornwall
in 1620. (S) Boconnoc: Hist of a Cornish Estate, Lorigan, 2017, P41.
Child of Thomas and
Joan:
i. Nicholas Carew (475348), born 1444 in England.
