Hi All, The Thill Group Inc wrote: > > I am trying to work through some information sent to me about John Wynn > /Sidney Gerard, and their son Robert... Is it confirmed that Robert Wynn son > of John Wynn/Sidney Gerard and Robert Wynne who married Frances Wattmer are > not the same people? Does anyone have the father of Robert Wynne who married > Frances Wattmer? ... Just to put paid to poor Robert Wynn, the son of Sir John Wynn, J.G.Jones' history of the Wynns, "The Wynn Family of Gwydir", which anyone interested in this line should read, relates that Robert died in 1617, unmarried, just before his grad from Cambridge. Sir John was hit heavily in those years -- first his eldest son John, in 1614, followed by Robert in 1617 and then Ellis in 1619. All very promising young men. Myles Johnson
A Cuz from the other list, had sent me back in October some information about the boys, She said: "I think the sickness in London was about 1610-1620. John Wynne Jr., in 1614 August 25 in Italy. Sir John was 61 at the time. Robert died in 1617 and Ellis died in 1619. Henry was kept at Inner Temple because of fever in 1625. Richard, William, and Henry moved to Sussex from school to avoid illness." Becky ttg-inc@attbi.com ----- Original Message ----- From: "Myles Johnson" <mylesj@his.com> To: <WINN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, May 26, 2003 1:46 PM Subject: Re: [WINN] John & Sidney [Gerard] Wynn > Hi All, > > The Thill Group Inc wrote: > > > > I am trying to work through some information sent to me about John Wynn > > /Sidney Gerard, and their son Robert... Is it confirmed that Robert Wynn son > > of John Wynn/Sidney Gerard and Robert Wynne who married Frances Wattmer are > > not the same people? Does anyone have the father of Robert Wynne who married > > Frances Wattmer? ... > > Just to put paid to poor Robert Wynn, the son of Sir John Wynn, J.G.Jones' history of the > Wynns, "The Wynn Family of Gwydir", which anyone interested in this line should read, > relates that Robert died in 1617, unmarried, just before his grad from Cambridge. Sir John > was hit heavily in those years -- first his eldest son John, in 1614, followed by Robert > in 1617 and then Ellis in 1619. All very promising young men. > > Myles Johnson >