Re: Wroth of London: originally de Wrotham?

In a message dated 5/14/06 2:35:59 AM Pacific Daylight Time,

<< e for John (?Joan) Worthy, child
of Thomas Seymour's sister, viz 1339. This is, at least, not
inconsistent with a potential birthdate for John Wroth (d 1396), >>

Can you connect me up this John Wroth d 1396 to the
John Wrote m Elizabeth Lewknor in 1456 ?

Grandson maybe?
Will

mardicar...

According to the Visitation of Somerset (Weaver p 91-3):

1. Sir John Wrothe
+ (1) Margaret Buckland with issue
+ (2) Matilda, dau. of Thomas Durant
2. William d. 10 H. IV (see also Roskell v. 4 p 910)
3. William, of Durants Newton ob. 28 H. VI.
+ d. J. Mortimer (Arch. Cant. v. 12 p 315
calls her Averia)
4. John, ob. 2 E. IV
+ Elizabeth, d. Sir R. Lewknor (she was
widow of Peckham who dsp)
4. Elizabeth
+ Sir John Jeremy of Milford