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_Sir George Carew._--Sir George Carew, the able commander and crafty

statesman of Queen Elizabeth's time, was created Earl of Totness. His

grandfather mortgaged his ancestral estate of Carew, in Pembrokeshire, to

Sir Rhys ap Thomas, who, with its subsequent possessors, Sir John Perrot

and the Earl of Essex, made great additions to Carew Castle, the

magnificent remains of which entitle it to be called the ruined Windsor of

Wales.

The Carews then pushed their fortunes in Ireland, and endeavoured to

recover the "Marquisate of Cork" on an obsolete and false claim. {611}

The writer wishes for an accurate pedigree of Sir George Carew, showing his

relationship to Sir Peter Carew, who was buried at Ross, and to Sir Peter

who was killed at the skirmish of Glendalough in 1581.

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