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NameSir Richard Carew 
[76, Beddington article, p.19], [60, Hoo art, Vol VI, p. 561 seq], [56, Surrey of 1530-1620, pub Harleian 1899, Carew, p. 17], [56, Surrey of 1530-1623, pub Harleian 1899, Leigh, p. 10], [56, Hants of 1686, pub Harleian 1991, St John, p. 44]
[76, Beddington article, p.19], [60, Hoo art, Vol VI, p. 561 seq], [56, Surrey of 1530-1620, pub Harleian 1899, Carew, p. 17], [56, Surrey of 1530-1623, pub Harleian 1899, Leigh, p. 10], [56, Hants of 1686, pub Harleian 1991, St John, p. 44]Birth1469
Death18 May 1520
GeneralIn 1501, Sheriff of Surrey. Kt at battle of Blackheath, 1497.
FatherJames Carew (-1492)
MotherEleanor Hoo (ca1449-1493)
Spouses
Notes for Sir Richard Carew
In 1513, he [Sir N] was associated with his father [Sir R] in a grant from the crown of the office of lieutenant of Calais Castle which they were to hold in survivorship.
From DoNB: Sir Richard Carew, father of Sir Nicholas, was created by Henry VII a knight-banneret at the battle of Blackheath, and was sheriff of Surrey in 1501.
At the Field of the Cloth of Gold in 1520 - or was he in view of his death in May of that year? He may well have been invited which accounts for his name on the records.
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From DoNB: Sir Richard Carew, father of Sir Nicholas, was created by Henry VII a knight-banneret at the battle of Blackheath, and was sheriff of Surrey in 1501.
At the Field of the Cloth of Gold in 1520 - or was he in view of his death in May of that year? He may well have been invited which accounts for his name on the records.
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Arms Generally notes for Sir Richard Carew
Or, three lions passant in pale sable, langued, etc, gules
impaling
Gules a lion rampant argent within a bordure vert, charged with eight escallops (five only shown by reason of the impalement) (Oxenbridge) - Twysden
impaling
Gules a lion rampant argent within a bordure vert, charged with eight escallops (five only shown by reason of the impalement) (Oxenbridge) - Twysden