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Her children with Nicholas Carew were:
- Anne Carew (about 1520 – 1581)
- Married the diplomat Nicholas Throckmorton.
- Their daughter Elizabeth married Sir Walter Raleigh.
- Sir Francis Carew of Beddington (1530 – 1611)
- Was restored to Nicholas' estates, though he preferred to stay out of politics.
- Unmarried. Adopted his nephew, Nicholas Throckmorton, who adopted his name.
- Mary Carew (born about 1520)
- Married Sir Arthur Darcy.
- They had ten sons and five daughters.
- Elizabeth Carew
- Isabel Carew (born about 1530)
- Married Nicholas Saunders. They had three sons and four daughters.
Sir Nicholas was executed for his alleged involvement in the Exeter Conspiracy in 1540, leaving Elizabeth and the children destitute.
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