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Subject: Re: Alice Carew, wife of William Prater (was Re: Elizabeth Carew (serious problems?)
Date: Tue, 26 Jun 2001 23:09:02 -0700
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It escapes me at the moment as to who mentioned it, but the supposed
authority on the Carew family is Mrs. J. A. C. Richardson of London.
She wrote an article published in the SOG _Genealogists' Magazine
[September 1999] called "The origin pf the Carews--an update."
Although it does not give a complete descent as it skips generations,
she clearly lays out the various branches descending from Walter
FitzOther: Mohun's Ottery, Beddington, Castlecor, Cork, Haccombe,
Antony (Cornwall), Bury St. Edmunds and so on.
I will send you her address by private email. The article states she
will be happy to answer questions for those sending an SASE.
Otherwise, I have not seen your Alice.
H.
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Subject: Alice Carew, wife of William Prater (was Re: Elizabeth Carew
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> Wednesday, 27 June, 2001
>
>
> Hello Ray, Henry, Rosie, Kevan et al.,
>
> I have a Carew connection, which someone previously indicated
as being
> directly linked to 'Nicholas, Lord Carew' :
>
> This shows one Alice Carew, married to William [Guglielmus]
Prater, by
> whom she had a son John Prater, b. ca. 1492. He married Ellen
Kingston,
> apparently of Ingelsham, co. Wilts., and he died bef 15 June 1547.
These are
> progenitors of Thomas Prater, emigrant to Jamestown, Virginia ca.
1622 and
> [ALLEGEDLY] ancestor of the Prater/Prather families in Virginia and
Maryland.
> I did say, Allegedly.
>
> Do you show a solid connection for this Alice Carew in your
records.
> I have found no traces in any Visitation pedigree I have consulted
to date.
>
> Thanks for any help.
>
> John
>
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