Abt 1275 -
Has more than 100 ancestors and more than 100 descendants in this family tree.
Abt 1275 -
Birth |
Abt 1275 |
Ypres, West Vlaanderen, België |
Christened |
Abt 1280 |
Died |
Gloucestershire, England |
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Father |
Jean le Carpentier, b. Abt 1250 |
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Children |
| 1. Stephen Carpenter, b. Abt 1300, Devonshire, England |
+ | 2. Pierre le Carpentier, b. Abt 1300, de Grand Pont, Du Nord, France |
+ | 3. Jean le Carpentier, b. Abt 1303, de Grand Pont, Du Nord, France |
+ | 4. Renaud le Carpentier, b. Abt 1307, Grand Pont, Du Nord, France |
| 5. Alix le Carpentier, b. Abt 1309, Grand Pont, Du Nord, France |
| 6. Mehant le Carpentier, b. Abt 1313, Grand Pont, Du Nord, France |
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Abt 1280 - Yes, date unknown
Birth |
Abt 1275-1280 |
France |
Died |
Yes, date unknown |
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Father |
Jean le Carpentier, b. Abt 1250 |
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Abt 1280 - Yes, date unknown
Birth |
Abt 1275-1280 |
France |
Died |
Yes, date unknown |
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Father |
Jean le Carpentier, b. Abt 1250 |
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Children |
| 1. Henry Carpenter, b. Abt 1300, Cornwall, England |
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Abt 1280 - Yes, date unknown
Birth |
Abt 1275-1280 |
France |
Died |
Yes, date unknown |
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Father |
Jean le Carpentier, b. Abt 1250 |
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Abt 1250 - Yes, date unknown
Birth |
Abt 1250 |
Christened |
Abt 1253 |
Tillent Lambert, België |
Died |
Yes, date unknown |
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Father |
Siger le Carpentier, b. Abt 1219, Selles Cambrai, du Nord, France |
Mother |
Berthe de Tourmignies, b. Abt 1219, Selles Cambrai, du Nord, France |
Married |
1240 |
Vannes, du Nord, Flandre, France |
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Children |
+ | 1. Maurice le Carpentier, b. Abt 1275, Ypres, West Vlaanderen, België |
| 2. Edward le Carpentier, b. Abt 1275-1280, France |
+ | 3. John le Carpentier, b. Abt 1275-1280, France |
| 4. Renaud Carpentier, b. Abt 1275-1280, France |
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Abt 1300 - Yes, date unknown
Birth |
Abt 1300 |
Devonshire, England |
Died |
Yes, date unknown |
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Father |
Maurice le Carpentier, b. Abt 1275, Ypres, West Vlaanderen, België |
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Abt 1300 - Yes, date unknown
Birth |
Abt 1300 |
de Grand Pont, Du Nord, France |
Died |
Yes, date unknown |
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Father |
Maurice le Carpentier, b. Abt 1275, Ypres, West Vlaanderen, België |
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Children |
+ | 1. Anselot le Carpentier, b. Abt 1335, Cambrai, Flandre, France |
| 2. Artus le Carpentier, b. Abt 1337, Cambrai, Flandre, France |
| 3. Renaud le Carpentier, b. Abt 1337-1339, Grand Pont, Cambrai, Nord, France |
| 4. Jacquemart Carpentier, b. Abt 1339, Grand Pont, Cambrai, Nord, France |
| 5. Eustace Carpentier, b. Abt 1340, Ypres, West Vlaanderen, België |
| 6. Guy le Carpentier, b. Abt 1341, Grand Pont, Cambrai, Nord, France |
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Abt 1303 - Aft 1345 (43 years)
Birth |
Abt 1303 |
de Grand Pont, Du Nord, France |
Died |
Aft 1345 |
Dilwyne, Herefordshire, England |
Buried |
Gloucestershire, England |
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Father |
Maurice le Carpentier, b. Abt 1275, Ypres, West Vlaanderen, België |
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Family |
Jeanne Tabarie, b. Abt 1310, Cambrai, Flandre, France |
Married |
Bef 1334 |
England |
Children |
| 1. John Carpenter, b. Abt 1334, London, Middlesex, England |
+ | 2. Richard Carpenter, b. Abt 1335, London, Middlesex, England |
| 3. William Carpenter, b. Abt 1340, London, Middlesex, England |
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Abt 1307 - Yes, date unknown
Birth |
Abt 1307 |
Grand Pont, Du Nord, France |
Died |
Yes, date unknown |
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Father |
Maurice le Carpentier, b. Abt 1275, Ypres, West Vlaanderen, België |
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Children |
| 1. Roger of London Carpenter, b. Abt 1330, London, Middlesex, England |
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Abt 1309 - Yes, date unknown
Birth |
Abt 1309 |
Grand Pont, Du Nord, France |
Died |
Yes, date unknown |
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Father |
Maurice le Carpentier, b. Abt 1275, Ypres, West Vlaanderen, België |
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Abt 1313 - Yes, date unknown
Birth |
Abt 1313 |
Grand Pont, Du Nord, France |
Died |
Yes, date unknown |
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Father |
Maurice le Carpentier, b. Abt 1275, Ypres, West Vlaanderen, België |
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Name |
Maurice le Carpentier |
Birth |
Abt 1275 |
Ypres, West Vlaanderen, België |
Christening |
Abt 1280 |
Gender |
Male |
Death |
Gloucestershire, England |
Siblings |
3 Siblings |
+ | 1. Maurice le Carpentier, b. Abt 1275, Ypres, West Vlaanderen, België d. Gloucestershire, England | | 2. Edward le Carpentier, b. Abt 1275-1280, France d. Yes, date unknown | + | 3. John le Carpentier, b. Abt 1275-1280, France d. Yes, date unknown | | 4. Renaud Carpentier, b. Abt 1275-1280, France d. Yes, date unknown | |
Person ID |
I176429 |
Geneagraphie |
Last Modified |
25 Nov 2000 |
Children |
| 1. Stephen Carpenter, b. Abt 1300, Devonshire, England d. Yes, date unknown |
+ | 2. Pierre le Carpentier, b. Abt 1300, de Grand Pont, Du Nord, France d. Yes, date unknown |
+ | 3. Jean le Carpentier, b. Abt 1303, de Grand Pont, Du Nord, France d. Aft 1345, Dilwyne, Herefordshire, England (Age 43 years) |
+ | 4. Renaud le Carpentier, b. Abt 1307, Grand Pont, Du Nord, France d. Yes, date unknown |
| 5. Alix le Carpentier, b. Abt 1309, Grand Pont, Du Nord, France d. Yes, date unknown |
| 6. Mehant le Carpentier, b. Abt 1313, Grand Pont, Du Nord, France d. Yes, date unknown |
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Family ID |
F71145 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
Last Modified |
25 Nov 2000 |
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Notes |
- AKA = MAURICE CARPENDER AND CARPENTER, GENT. OF GLOUSTER SEE: "SAMUEL
CARPENTER AND HIS DESCENDENTS" BY EDWARD & LOUIS HENRY CARPENTER, 1912, PAGE 4.
MAURICE apparently wasn't the only Carpenter to come to England at this time.
A Stephen Carpenter is in the English Pariliment in 1325 but no mention of who
his father was. Maurice is probably an Uncle. See note below.
BIRTH: abt 1275/1280.
!"The arms borne by the Carpenters of Homme in Herefordshire show three cross
crosslets, and the same appears in a lineage of several generations commencing
about 1300 with a Maurice Carpenter, or Carpender, Gent., in the County of
Glouster, and reported in the Herald Visitation in that county." This
indicates his decent from the same Norman family of the de Melun Carpenters of
France. The three cross crosslets indicate fighting in three crusades.
See note below regarding Coat of Arms.
!MISC: Some other early Carpenters and related families were named in the
Domesday Book, 1086 A.D., in which several tenents-in-chief were surnamed
Carpenter. "48 Durand Carpenter holds 1/2 hide in Wilkswood . . ." "6 Stephen
Carpenter holds 1 hide and 1 vivgate of land in Earlscourt . . ." "7 Stephen
also holds 3 hides. Aki held them before 1066." "1 Rayner Carpenter holds
Marston (Stannett) from the King." Rayner was a Lord. These per "Domesday
Book" UONTCO, DA 990, D5, 1975, Vol. 6.
In 1121 a Godwin Carpenter resided in Suffolk county.
Robert De Melun was Bishop of Hereford from 1164 to 1179.
In 1200 Adam Carpenter was recorded as living in Montacute county,
Somersetshire, England. In 1292 a Hugh Carpenter was a chaplain at Hereford
Cathedral.
A De Melun was Earl of Warwick and another De Melun was Dean of Wimborne.
!Film #: 170411, Page #: 632, Ordinance #: 24191
French Sur-names 944 D46d - CARPENTIER ++, Forme norm.-picarde de Charpentier;
var. du Sud-Ouest et roussillonnase Carpentier. Avecart. Le Carpentier.
!HISTORIC NOTE: After King Phillip III (who ruled from 1270 to 1285) was King
Phillip IV (who ruled from 1285 to 1314). King Phillip IV, "The Fair" was a
handsome man for his time and had much public support. He was able to put a
French Archbishop in as Pope in 1305. Pope Clement V moved to Avignon, France
in 1309 and carried out the King's orders, which included suppressing the
Knights Templars. King Phillip IV was not as successful at war however,
having lost against the English in 1294 and the Flanders (now Belgium) in 1302.
He died in 1314.
Much political confusion reigned over the next few years during King Louis X
rule of 1314 to 1316 and King John I rule in 1316. By the time King Phillip V
came to rule in 1316 much of the turmoil caused many Lords and Nobles to flee
to England.
This is the time period that Maurice left France for England (about 1314-1316)
leaving his eldest child in France to continue the Lordship. King Phillip V
ruled from 1316 to 1322 followed by Charles the IV who died without an heir in
1328.
King Edward the First ruled in England at this time (early 1200s) and had been
a supporter of King Phillip IV. He was succeeded by Edward the Second.
1314 was a bad year for both Kings, one died and Edward II lost his and his
father's 18 year attempt to conquer Scotland at the disasterous Battle of
Bannockburn. King Edward, the Third, laid claim to the French Crown after
King Charles IV died without an heir when he became King in 1327. This began
the so called Hundred year war with France (officially or actually lasting
from 1337 to 1453 even though English troops were in Normandy in the early
1330s).
!Source: Wills in Playfair's British Antiquities (London 1810); Davis' and
Owen's New Peerage (London 1778), Vol. III, p. 108; L.G. Pine (Ed.), Burke's
Peerage, Baronetage, and Knightage (London 1956); History of the County of
Hereford; The Life of Lord George Carpenter (London, 1736); Thomas Brewer's
Memoirs and History of the City of London School for Boys (London, 1856); Amos
Bugbee Carpenter's Carpenter Family Memorial (Amherst, Mass, 1898); J. Hatton
Carpenter's "The Carpenter Family" in The Utah Genealogical Magazine, Vol. 16,
pp. 60-70; Edward Gibbon's History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire
(Philadelphia, Penn., 1845), Vol. V, P. 57; Records of the British Museum,
London; Records of the National Library of Wales.
!COAT OF ARMS: The arms granted to Lord George Carpenter in 1719, were Pally
of six, argent and gules on a chevron, azure, three cross crosslets, or. The
same arms, less the supporters and motto, were used by the Herefordshire
Carpenter family and were emblazoned in a glass window of the college and
church at Westbury upon Trin as early as 1443. They were placed there by
permanently by Bishop John Carpenter of Worcester also known as John the Elder
in 1442. These Coat-of-Arms became known as the Worcester Arms.
!Note: Is his son, Stephen Carpenter, the same as Stephen Le Carpenter of
Winterbourn' in 1323?
Is he related to Robert le Carpenter born abt 1167 in Huntingdon? Also found
in the Suffolk Curia Regis Rolls in 1212?
!SEE: Calendar of Antrobus Deeds before 1625, edited by R. B. Pugh in 1947.
Page 6, dated 18 Mar 1323 mentions "Gift with warranty by Stephen le carpenter
of Winterbourn' to Henry Curteis of Ambresbur' of a tenement with a curtilage
which he had in the town of Ambresbur' . . ." (ie town of Amesbury).
!Based on research by John R. Carpenter, 5850 Yorkshire Ave. La Mesa, CA
91942-2821 (619) 466-5735 (935 area code in 6/2000). Please submit
corrections, additions, et cetera to John R. Carpenter for inclusion to the
CARPENTER MASTER FILE. GEDCOM or hardcopy accepted.
!E-MAIL: Wed, 21 Jul 1999 From Tony Carpenter in England, "Gill M Carpenter"
John,
The records of Gloucestershire have at last sent me the Visitation of Maurice
Carpender 29 May 1600. They describe the Carpenters arms in Full. Also I have
Two records showing the transfer of lands in 1385 and 1399 to Maurice
Carpenter and his wife Margaret. Tony.
!E-MAIL: Mon, 15 Nov 1999 From: "Bruce E. Carpenter" After
looking trough hundreds of medieval English texts I finally bumped into
Maurice Carpenter. He really did exist. Pardon my skimpy faith. He appears in
the Sussex Subsidies which were tax lists. They are, I understand, unique
records which list the people who had title to land and therefore were liable
for tax. The Carpenters held much Sussex land for the record years 1296-1332.
Maurice 'held' land in Sandlake for 1296. Interestingly, in the next survey he
does not, suggesting a move? The list are no indication of residence. However
there was a sure pattern of Sussex and Carpenter. Maurice rendered his surname
as Carpentar'in the tax list. While I can't be certain, it might be a scribe's
corruption of Carpentier. Maurice might have been a newcomer. Though surely he
has something to do with all his other Sussex relatives.
Bruce E. Carpenter.
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