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NameSir Nicholas Saunders 
[201, Surrey wills of 1611, vol XXXV of 1924, pp. 37-39], [54, Son-in-law, Roger Twysden's article], [168, Pedigree I, p 101], [56, Surrey of 1530-1620, pub Harleian 1899, Saunders, p. 69], [123, Vol II, p. 238], [56, Beds of 1634, pub Harleian 1884, Naper, p. 183]
[201, Surrey wills of 1611, vol XXXV of 1924, pp. 37-39], [54, Son-in-law, Roger Twysden's article], [168, Pedigree I, p 101], [56, Surrey of 1530-1620, pub Harleian 1899, Saunders, p. 69], [123, Vol II, p. 238], [56, Beds of 1634, pub Harleian 1884, Naper, p. 183]Birthca 1561
Death9 Feb 1649
GeneralKt on 11 May 1603. Of Ewell Surrey. Lawyer. MP
EducationMatric at Balliol, Oxford: 1581 (at 18yrs). Inner Temple
FatherNicholas Saunders (-ca1587)
MotherIsabel Carew
Spouses
Marriagebef 1585
Notes for Sir Nicholas Saunders
Matriculated 1587 Balliol.
Inner Temple 1583.
In a codicil of Sir Francis Carew's will of 1610, d.1611, he left £300 to his nephew, Sir Nicholas Sander. The use of the word "nephew" indicates that he considered Sir Nich to be the son of his, Sir Francis', sister Isabel.
Sir Francis also left £20 each to his nephews Henry Sanders and Arthur Darcys.
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The pedigree of Sir Nicholas, including the earlier Carew descent, is taken from Michael L Walker's article in Surrey Archaelogical Collections in March, or so, 1956 under the title "The Manor of Batailles and the Family of Saunder in Ewell during the 16th and 17th centuries" published by Surrey Archaeological Society. The tree included in this agrees precisely with the wills of the Sanders family in my possession, whereas the tree drawn by Culleton for my grandfather in 1912 does not so agree; doubtless Michael Walker had other information to flesh out his interpretation.
Michael Walker is explicit that Isabel Carew is the mother of Sir Nicholas Sander.
Owner of Bataille Manor.
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He held the Manors of Scarletts and Upgrove in Lambeth, from the death of his mother-in-law, relict of Richard Blunt, sometime after 1575 to 1592 (or, Thos Allen, 2 Sep 1582) when he conveyed them to Thomas Jones and Gerome Stevens.
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Inner Temple 1583.
In a codicil of Sir Francis Carew's will of 1610, d.1611, he left £300 to his nephew, Sir Nicholas Sander. The use of the word "nephew" indicates that he considered Sir Nich to be the son of his, Sir Francis', sister Isabel.
Sir Francis also left £20 each to his nephews Henry Sanders and Arthur Darcys.
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The pedigree of Sir Nicholas, including the earlier Carew descent, is taken from Michael L Walker's article in Surrey Archaelogical Collections in March, or so, 1956 under the title "The Manor of Batailles and the Family of Saunder in Ewell during the 16th and 17th centuries" published by Surrey Archaeological Society. The tree included in this agrees precisely with the wills of the Sanders family in my possession, whereas the tree drawn by Culleton for my grandfather in 1912 does not so agree; doubtless Michael Walker had other information to flesh out his interpretation.
Michael Walker is explicit that Isabel Carew is the mother of Sir Nicholas Sander.
Owner of Bataille Manor.
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He held the Manors of Scarletts and Upgrove in Lambeth, from the death of his mother-in-law, relict of Richard Blunt, sometime after 1575 to 1592 (or, Thos Allen, 2 Sep 1582) when he conveyed them to Thomas Jones and Gerome Stevens.
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Arms Generally notes for Sir Nicholas Saunders
ARMS: Sable a chevron ermine between three bulls' heads caboshed arg.
CREST: Out of a wreath issuant a demi-bull rampant and a branch between his jambes.
In Armorial Families, 7th edn, Vol II, p. 1388 the arms are the same.
CREST: Out of a wreath issuant a demi-bull rampant and a branch between his jambes.
In Armorial Families, 7th edn, Vol II, p. 1388 the arms are the same.