The Vinchelez de Carterets
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Vinchelez
de Carterets
John de Carteret (1542-1608)
Seigneur of Vinchelez de Haut and Jurat in 1579, Jean was a prominent Royalist and the personal friend of Charles II when Prince of Wales. He is shown in the Extente of 1607 as owing the price of a pair of gilt spurs and three cabots of wheat in Crown Rente.
Philippe de Carteret (1575-1640)
Attorney-General of Jersey and Captain of the Militia of the parish of St Peter in 1620. Jurat in 1629.
Francis de Carteret ( -1670)
Seigneur of La Hague and one of the Parliamentarian Commissioners of Jersey in 1642.
Philip de Carteret (1639-1683)
He became the first governor of New Jersey following the English conquest of the previous Dutch administration of New Netherland and the subsequent renaming of the territory.See full biography
