About Noël de Caron
Noël de Caron was a Dutch diplomat.
Noël de Caron (c. 1550 – 1 December 1624 ), Lord of Schoonewale, Flanders was a Dutch diplomat, who became a resident of London.
In 1612 King James I of England appointed Caron as Keeper of Bagshot Park in Surrey. He held the post until his death.
Caron's Almshouses Caron founded in London some almshouses in 1618 which provided accommodation for seven women over the age of 60. His will gave provision to pay these women's rent and a pension of 20 shillings per quarter.
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Who was Noël de Caron?
Dutch diplomat
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Noël de Caron died in 1624.
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Noël de Caron was Dutch.
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