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As his own children all died without issue, his heir to
Cockington was his nephew George Cary, the fifth son of his younger brother John Cary of Dudley, Staffordshire, and husband of Elizabeth Seymour, a daughter of
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368:(de Orchard), Sir Philip Cary (died 1437) of Cockington (great-grandfather of Thomas Cary (died 1567) married Christiana Orchard, daughter and heiress of William Orchard of Orchard in Somerset.
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361:(Holleway of Holway in North Lew, for Margaret Holleway, daughter and heiress of Robert Holleway, wife of Sir John Cary (d.1395) (son of Margaret de Bryan), Chief Baron of the Exchequer);
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Notitia
Parliamentaria, Part II: A Series or Lists of the Representatives in the several Parliaments held from the Reformation 1541, to the Restoration 1660 ...
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354:(Bryan of Tor Bryan, Devon, for Jane de Bryan, a daughter and co-heiress of Sir Guy de Bryan (died 1396) of Tor Bryan, Devon, wife of Sir John Cary;
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The arms of Sir George Cary, of four quarters, as displayed on the monumental brass to his first wife and on his father's monument, are as follows:
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of enriching himself in the process. Although the case was prolonged for several years nothing was ultimately proven, which may explain the words
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in 1599 and was appointed a Lord
Justice in September 1599 (when Essex left the country) and again, in 1603 (on the departure of
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229:, Devon, half-uncle to Sir George Cary. Cary was her second husband; she was previously the wife of John Bury (1540–1574) of
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237:, Devon, whom she had married when both parties were aged only 13, and contrary to ecclesiastical law. Bury was said by
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type monument survives in St
Saviour's Church, Tor Mohun. Thomas Cary was the second son of Robert Cary (died 1540),
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Visitations of
Cornwall: Comprising the Heralds' Visitations of 1530, 1573 & 1620; with additions by J.L. Vivian
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268:(died 1640) to have been "a great commander in the wars". He predeceased his father and died childless;
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Firstly in about 1561, to
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The
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Date of birth per Vivian, p. 404, date of death per inscription on her brass in Tor Mohun Church
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Source (with corrections): Fairfax
Harrison (of Belvoir House, Fauquier County, Virginia),
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in Devon, Sir George Cary via his paternal grandmother Jane Carew (Vivian, pp.135, 150-1)
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517:(died 1640), Survey of Devon, 1811 edition, London, 1811, with 1810 Additions, p.149
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that are inscribed on Isaac Oliver's miniature portrait of him (illustrated above).
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Vivian, p. 404, pedigree of
Giffard; Pole, p. 304; Risdon p. 244; Pevsner, p. 127
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Wilmota Giffard (d.1581), first wife of Sir George Cary. St Saviour's Church,
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of Cockington, by his wife Mary Southcott, a daughter of John Southcott of
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Both were descended from Nicholas Carew "Baron Carew" (d.1470), of
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to have been "simple", and the couple were divorced in 1560 by
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In 1601, Cary was responsible for the introduction of a newly
128:(1558), Cary became captain of the Devon militia by 1572, a
347:(Cary, with a crescent for the difference of a second son);
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He was the eldest son and heir of Thomas Cary (died 1567)
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Collections Towards a Description of the County of Devon
298:(1559–1619), they had no children; she remarried to Sir
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Sir George Cary, killed in the Irish Wars and stated by
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Azure, a chevron argent between three pears pendant or
104:, Devon, who was a clerk of the peace. Thomas Cary's
88:, who also held posts in Ireland at the same period.
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CAREY, George (c. 1541-1616), of Cockington, Devon.
710:Members of the Parliament of England for Dartmouth
294:Secondly Cary married Lettice Rich, a daughter of
25:Sir George Cary, miniature portrait dated 1581 by
505:, 2 vols., New York, 1920, vol.1, p.198, note 2.
345:Argent, on a bend sable three roses of the field
323:, Lord Protector and uncle of King Edward VI.
385:Many sources refer to him as "Cary", but the
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148:in 1588. He was treasurer-at-war to
144:in 1586, and for the county seat of
578:Vivian, p. 703, pedigree of Seymour
541:"Warwick, Earl of (E, 1618 - 1759)"
38:Argent, on a bend sable three roses
16:Member of the Parliament of England
158:Charles Blount, 8th Baron Mountjoy
150:Robert Devereux, 2nd Earl of Essex
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335:Quartered arms of Sir George Cary
253:survives in St Saviour's Church,
296:Robert Rich, 1st Earl of Warwick
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77:from May 1603 to February 1604.
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313:Sir Edward Seymour, 1st Baronet
387:Oxford Dictionary of Biography
352:Or, three piles in point azure
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725:English justices of the peace
274:Anna Cary, first wife of Sir
526:Vivian, Lt.Col. J.L., (Ed.)
261:Thomas Cary, died childless;
638:Sir John-William de la Pole
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587:Pole, p.473; Vivian, p.150
290:. She also died childless.
271:Jana Cary, died childless;
173:free from all filthy fraud
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124:After education at the
672:Lord Deputy of Ireland
490:Vivian, p. 123, note 5
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319:in Devon, grandson of
179:Marriages and children
75:Lord Deputy of Ireland
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715:English MPs 1586–1587
682:Sir Arthur Chichester
530:, Exeter, 1887, p.142
434:History of Parliament
391:History of Parliament
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640:(ed.), London, 1791.
551:on 26 September 2012
218:Cary married twice:
138:Member of Parliament
130:Justice of the peace
282:, Cornwall, MP for
223:Yeo Vale, Alwington
154:campaign in Ireland
102:Indio, Bovey Tracey
657:Political offices
545:Cracroft's Peerage
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136:from 1587. He was
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233:in the parish of
134:deputy lieutenant
114:manor of Clovelly
98:lord of the manor
65:in the parish of
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41:of the field
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700:1616 deaths
596:Pole, p.488
300:Arthur Lake
152:during his
694:Categories
676:1603–1604
401:References
306:Succession
235:Chulmleigh
116:in Devon.
63:Cockington
284:Grampound
255:Tor Mohun
211:Tor Mohun
142:Dartmouth
67:Tor Mohun
646:, (Ed.)
613:(1750).
288:Bossiney
231:Colleton
227:Clovelly
84:, later
604:Sources
165:debased
112:of the
92:Origins
302:, MP.
266:Risdon
249:. Her
120:Career
373:Notes
364:4th:
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146:Devon
71:Devon
61:, of
557:2012
417:ODNB
389:and
286:and
239:Pole
140:for
110:lord
51:Cary
49:(or
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