General Notes

Researcher Harrison Fairax, states a Robert Cary was the father of Sir John Cary, Baron of the Exchequer, citing inq. p.m. and de banco pleas. Named in an Inquisition 20 Rich II #127 (1397). The inquistion calls him Robert de Cary Armiger.


Sources:
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