From a Family Tree Scroll which
was discovered in a Car Boot Sale in 2007.
............from the scroll and what I have since found - died - means died
infant.
From 'Burkes Genealogy & Heraldic......."
The ancient
family of Carne, of Nash, is deduced in a direct and unbroken line from Ynyr,
King of Gwent, who ?his brother Ithel, slain 846.
His great great grandson, Thomas O'R Carne, son of Iddyn, King of Gwent, was
brought up at Pencarne, whence he was named CARNE
As far as I have been able to ascertain from records available - the Carne line is as follows:-
Iddyn, King of Gwent had
Thomas o'r Garne, named Carne (as above)
his son was Sir Devereux Carne, Knight
he had an 'unknown son'
who had an 'unknown son' who was the father of
William Carne. William married Margaret ap Justin and had
Sir John Carne, Knight, Lord of Nether Gwent who married Joan Moore
their son Thomas Carne, Esq. married Mabel ap Jorwith and had
John Carne who married Elizabeth Poyntz and had
Howel Carne of Cowbridge, Glamorgan, Wales who married Tibbet Giles
their son was John Carne of Nash who married Isabel Jenkin
we then come to
Carne, Howell died before 1546 - wife Cecil Kemeys, then listed as widow
Carne, John, c1500's married Margaret Ragland
Carne, Thomas c 1630 MARY Carne married *Edward POWELL
Carne, Edward d 1713 Married Grace Matthew
Carne, John 1st son of Edward (d 1713) Married Elizabeth Loder
Carne, Charles Loder 3rd son Married widow Elizabeth Davies
Carne, John W N 1816 Married Mary Jane Brackner
Carne, John D, c1854 Married Alice Annie Austin