Children of Margaret HARLESTON and Philip DE CARTERET are:
 
  i.
William DE CARTERET.
 
  ii.
Philip DE CARTERET was born 1471 in St Ouens Manor, Jersey, Channel Isles, and died 1486.
 
  iii.
Edouard DE CARTERET was born 1473 in St Ouens Manor, Jersey Island, Channel Islands, England, and died 1533. He married Marie SARRE 1491 in St Ouens, Jersey, Channel Isles, daughter of Simon SARRE and Catherine LARBALESTIER. She was born 1504 in St John, Jersey Island, Channel Islands, England, and died 1539.
 
  iv.
Richard DE CARTERET was born 1475 in St Ouens Manor, Jersey, Channel Isles.
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  v.
Helier DE CARTERET was born 1477 in St Ouens Manor, Jersey, Channel Isles, and died 19 Feb 1561 in S Johns, Clerkenwell, London, England. He married Jehanne COLLES. She was born in , Jersey, Channel Isles. He married Margaret DUMARESQ. She was born 1489 in , Jersey, Channel Isles, and died in , , , England.
 
  vi.
Jean DE CARTERET was born 1479 in , , Jersey. He married Catherine DU PORT 1484. She was born in , , Jersey.
 
  vii.
Mabel DE CARTERET was born abt 1481 in St Ouens Manor, Jersey, Channel Isles. She married Drouet LEMPRIERE in St Ouens, Jersey, , son of George LEMPRIERE and Thomasse DE S MARTIN. He was born 1474 in St Ouen, Jersey, and died 1522.
 
  viii.
Peter DE CARTERET was born 1482 in St Ouens Manor, Jersey,
Title: Lieut Bailly of Jersey

 
  ix.
Thomas DE CARTERET was born 1486 in St Ouens Manor, Jersey,
Occupation: Rector of St Sampsons Guernsey, Channel Isles

Jurat to R.C.

Name: Philip DE CARTERET vii
Note: Bio Dict page 16
Event: Granted permission by Sir Richard Harleston to crenellate manor King& apos;s Permission to crenellate St Ouens Manor 28 Jan 1484 St Ouens Manor, Jersey,
Title: Elected Jurat 1476 Jersey, Channel Isles
Title: Seigneur of St Ouen
Death: 1500 in St Ouens Manor, Jersey, Channel Isles
Birth: 1450 in St Ouens Manor, Jersey, Channel Isles
The French Recaptured Bordeaux on October the 19th 1453 the start of the Hundred Years of War which in fact became 116 years , just how much our family became involved
we will find ?This name is given to the protracted conflict between France and England from 1337 to 1453, which continued through the reigns of the French kings Philip VI, John II, Charles V, Charles VI, Charles VII, and of the English kings Edward III, Richard II, Henry IV, Henry V and Henry VI. The principal causes of the war, which broke out in Guienne in 1337,were the disputes arising in connexion with the French possessions of the English kings, in respect to which they were vassals of the kings of France; the pretensions of Edward III to the French throne after the accession of Philip VI; Philip's intervention in the affairs of Flanders and Scotland; and, finally, the machinations of Robert of Artois.


HEIR to his Grandfather , Opponent of the malicious Govenor Matthew Baker , whom he and his wife eventually
caused to be expelled from office in 1494.
Baker had arranged for a letter to be droped on the road to St Helier ,and found by one of his servants on the course of thier journey to town for a court sitting , this letter was supposed to impilcate Phillip de Carteret in the invaision of the island by the French. to wit Phillip was put in the prision at Mont Orguille Castle dudgeon
Trial by combat was the course set , after he had been duly starved to give his chosen opponent by Matthew
one Le Bouttillier , who had been saved by Phillip some time before ,only to turn his back on him for a bag of silver.
Margaret who had not long given birth to a child arose form her bed and went to the King in England to obtain a pardon from the combat. A Renactment of this was preformed by Les Deux Leopards, was filmed at St Ouens Manor in 2003 copies from Secretary.