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                                    Powell, Carne, Stradling connection
                            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. 

STRADLING

                    Edward, Knight                 c1290 - c1362
                                                                                                    Married bef. 1317
                    Ellen Strongbow

As lord of St Donats he joined the marcher opposition to Hugh Despenser the younger, who was his overlord in Glamorgan; Stradling was arrested in January 1322 and his lands in England and Wales were seized. They were restored in July 1324 after he provided security in £200 for his loyalty. After Edward II was deposed in 1327, Stradling was knighted by Edward III and became a trusted knight in Glamorgan, Somerset, and Dorset: he resided at St Donats, was sheriff and escheator of Somerset and Dorset in 1343, MP for Somerset in 1343, and JP in both shires in 1346–7. Oxford Dictionary National Biography.

2. Sir Edward (1) Stradling, the first of that name, quartered the arms of Hawey with those of the Stradlings. He married Eleanor, daughter and heiress of Gilbert Strongbow, knight, of Caldicot
castle, Monmouthshire. With her Sir Edward had two manors in Oxfordshire. (He did homage 1314 for Compton Hawey to the Abbot of Sherborne)
 

c1330                *Edward Stradling, Knight ((Millenium file) St Donats, Glamorgan)
c1374                Married Gwenllian Berkerolles, ref. Glamorgan, Wales, IGI Disc #117 Pin #730454
c1374                Edward died at St Donat's, Glamorgan, Wales

                          Unknown Stradling married Sarah Berkerolles - this is to be followed up.