CHRONICLES OF THE

Le Carpentier Familia

Hero, Battle of Hastings

At the Battle of Hasting, Seigneur Guillaume de Melun Stopped King Herald’s Countercharge, Preserving William the Conqueror Victory. Forever After Known & Honored as Le Carpentier.

Chapter One, pages 1-5

1066

Great Patron Abbey of Vauchelles

Abbey Patronage Made Renaud le Carpentier Revered Christian Knight & Granted Luster Noble House of Avesnes-les-Aubert in Cambresis

Chapter One, page 6

1210

Knight & Commercial Magnate

William le Charpenter Immigrated Norwich, Staked Claim on Wool from Lincoln-Norwich corridor. As Knight Participated in Melee Tournaments. As Commercial Magnate Shipped Wool for Wine.

Chapter One, pages 7-9

1225

Melee Tournament & Knights Glory

Winning Martial Glory at Melee Tournaments Brought Renown & Fortune to Godefroy le Carpentier, Seigneur de Avesnes-les-Aubert & Enlivened Hero Worship from Young Prince Edward.

Chapter Two, pages 4-6

1240

Founding Commercial Empire

Elias le Carpentier Founded Commercial Wine Empire in Bordeaux. Empire Funding, Margaret, Comtesse de Flanders & Hainault & Godefroy le Carpentier.

Chapter One, pages 28-29

1254

Battle of Lewis

Prince Edward, with Jean le Carpentier (battle shield) at his Side, Won a Skirmish, Lost the Battle. Edward Became Voluntary Prisoner, Simon de Montfort; Jean le Carpentier Escaped to Pevensey.

Chapter Two, pages 5-10

1264

Queen Eleanor Rescued Jean le Carpentier

Eleanor de Provence Rescued Jean le Carpentier & His Protector, Roger Mortimer, from Pevensey & Provided Transportation to Sanctuary Up Wye River.

Chapter Two, pages 18-19

1264

Queen Eleanor Rescued Jean le Carpentier

Hero of Eveshomme

Prince Edward Defeats Usurper, Simon de Montfort, & Honors Jean le Carpentier as Hero of Eveshomme.

Chapter 3

1265

Patronage of Prince Edward

Edward Awards Jean le Carpentier 3 Royal Manors & Roger Mortimer Grants Him 2 Castles.

1266

Edward Takes John de Homme On Crusade

Edward leaves on Crusade to Holy Land with John de Homme and Otto de Grandison. Edward poisoned at Acre, Saved by Queen Eleanor de Castile.

1271

Murder of Henry de Almain

Leaving Holy Land, Edward I Arrives Italy to Learn His Father, Henry III, Dead and His Boyhood Friend, Henry de Almain, Assassinated. Appoints John de Homme to Lead 1st Wool Staple.

1273

Death of Llywelyn at Orewin Bridge

Edward I Traps and Kills Welsh Prince, Llywelyn ap Gruffydd & Wales Surrenders. Elias le Carpentier Supplies Edward I with Gascon Bowmen Critical to Victory.

1282