Like so many people on Geni it stands to reason that many wives were not of today's legal age to bear children but they can and did. One of these is One of the most famous stories associated with Carew is the life of Nest.
Nest who was born in 1080 was the daughter of the King of Deheubarth, Rhys ap Tewdwr. (Tudor)
After the death of her father, at the hands of the Normans in 1093, Nest was taken hostage by William Rufus. At only 15 years of age she became the mistress of Henry, William’s younger brother and gave birth to his son at the age of 17 years old.
As Henry was due to marry Matilda arrangements were made for Nest to return to South Wales to marry Gerald de Windsor constable of Pembroke Castle, and she was to leave her son to Earl Hugh of Chester for him to look after.
Over the years, Nest had fallen in love with Gerald, and they had many children, including Angharad, who became the mother of Gerald of Wales.