Sir Philip De Carteret

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Seigneur of St Ouen, who at the time of his father's death was a minor in ward of the King. His guardianship was granted to Roger de Walden, Rector of Drayton, Leicester, "he paying into the Exchequer ten pounds per annum, for which the said Roger gave security". This Sir Philippe inherited all the military talents of his ancestors, and was one of the principal instruments in rescuing the island after a period of French occupation.

Sir Philippe married the sole daughter and heiress of Sir William Newton, of of Gloucestershire, by whom he had a son Philippe, who married Perrine, daughter of Penna de Caux, of the Pays of Caux in Normandy, and had a son, another Philippe.

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