Isabel Carew

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Isabel Carew, fourth daughter and co-heiress, was married at St. Mary's, Beddington, Surrey, on 28 May 1560 to Nicholas Saunders, Esq. of Ewell, Surrey, son and heir of William Saunders , of Ewell and Horton in Epson jure uxoris, by his first wife Joan, daughter of William Merston, Esq., of Horton, near Epson, Surrey. They had two sons and three daughters. He studied law at the Inner Temple, London. On 30 Apr. 1578 he was committed as a known recusant (being absent from his parish church services) to Fleet Prison by the Bishop of London until his release on 23 June 1578. After Isabel's death he was married for the second time to Margaret Bostock of Newington, Surrey.

Nicholas Saunders, Esq, died testate (pcc, 7 Rutland) on 17 Dec. 1587.

• Source: "Plantagent Ancestry of 17th Century Colonist, 2nd edit, David Faris, 1999, page 28."

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In 1560 Nicholas Saunders (b 1525) married Isabel Carew (b1529); at St. Mary's in Beddington, Surrey. .After Isabel died; Nicholas Saunders married his stepsister Elizabeth Blount of Arleston, Derbyshire; daughter of Margaret Bostock. ~http://www.mydunlap.net/Thomas_Saunders_of_Agmondesham.htm