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Date: Sat, 29 Jul 2000 20:37:42 -0700
From: John Carpenter <jrcrin001(a)home.com>
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To: "Bruce E. Carpenter" <carp(a)whidbey.com>
Subject: Re: John junior.2
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Dear Bruce,
I have a Henry Carpenter b. abt 1300 of Cornwall, England who married
and was later hung in 1348. My notes do not state why he was hung and
gives nothing on his family.
I do not have Carpenters entering Cornwall again until the 1500s.
Was John the son of Henry? Where did John go?
How does Richard apply here?
John R. Carpenter
La Mesa, CA
"Bruce E. Carpenter" wrote:
'Junior' was an acceptable substitute for 'the younger' in the 1400s.
Please discard my comments otherwise.
Found two more merchant Carpenters, William and Thomas, in Bristol c. 1350.
Found a very interesting John Carpenter in Lostwithiel, Cornwall for 1343.
Lostwithiel is next town to Liskard. I have accumulated a goodly numer
of Cornwall related material. The merchant Carpenters indeed lived there.
Cornwall was a merchant's stopover for trade to Gascony, Spain etc.
How do we know a Cornwall John had a Richard?
BC
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