William Fitz Odo de Carew

• Son of Odo de Carew and Margaret FitzRichard or FitzTancred
• William de Carra, or Carrio, temp. King John, was the first that took upon him the name of Carru. He had a confirmation of the manor of Mullesford, the 14th of that reign ; and married, ....................the heiress of Digon, or Tegon, baron of Odron, in Ireland : whereby that barony, which he held of the castle of Catherlogh, came into that family ; he left one son,
• Married Avice Ireland

De CAREW (B. Odrone), by the Tudor Place

• Born: BEF 1194
• Died: BEF 17 Sep 1213

Notes: In 1195, he made fine with the King not to be impeded concerning his land in Moulsford, co. Berkshire. Again in 1207, he paid 40 oz. of gold not to be impeded by Geoffrey concerning this land as King John wished him to remain in peach thereof. In 1212, he had further confirmation of the grant to his great-grandfather, Gerald FitzWalter. King John restored to him the Lordship of Moulesford in Berkshire which Henry I gave to his great-grandfather, Gerald fitz Walter De Windsor, succeeded his father at Carew and received the barony of Odrone, co. Carlow, from his uncle Raymond Fitzgerald le Gros.

Married: ¿?

Children:

• 1. Nicholas De CAREW of Carew Castle
• 2. William CARRU