Caranthir's wife

[Ponte]

Hello!

While reading HoME XII "The Peoples of Middle Earth" I found the following quote in Note 7 attached to Of Dwarves and Men:

But Curufin, dearest to his father and chief inheritor of his father's skills, was wedded, and had a son who came with him inteo exile, though his wife (unnamed) did not. Other who were wedded were Maelor, Caranthi.

Are Caranthir's and Maelor's (maglor's) wives named anywhere?

 

[Ithrynluin]

As far as I can recall, they aren't named anywhere either.

It's good to see you back!

 

[Ponte]

As far as I can recall, they aren't named anywhere either .

UNfortunately That seams to be the case.

It's good to see you back.

It is good to be back, but I'm surprised of the fact that you remember me.

 

[Alatar]

The one thing i am most upset about is the incompetion of the family trees for the eladar, I thinkk that finwe had female childern aswell, as it said that aFinwe wanted many childern.

 

[Ponte]

The one thing i am most upset about is the incompetion of the family trees for the eladar, I thinkk that finwe had female childern aswell, as it said that aFinwe wanted many childern.

According to "The Later Quenta Silmarillion" in HoME X Finwë had three daughters with Indis, Findis, Faniel and Írimë (also called Finvain in one location). According to a text written later in Tolkien's life in "The Shibboleth of Fëanor" of HoME XII Finwë only had two daugthers though, Findis and Írime (also called Íren).