The jurors say that William son and heir of William Wrothe, esquire , is aged 23 years and more, having been born in London on 6 Oct. 1389 and baptised in the church of All Hallows, Honey Lane, and this they know for the following reasons: John Kent , aged 50 years and more, was present in the church at the baptism by John Paydras , then rector. Robert Morte , 44, Robert Maynell , 52, and Henry Brooke , 53, separately questioned, say that they were present at the request of the father to bear witness to the age. John Costantyn , 56, Alexander Godyng , 64, and John Goodeburgh , 52, were present in the church with Adam Bamme , then mayor. William Cornevyle , 48, and John Broun , 50, were present at the church at the request of Robert Turk, knight , as witnesses of various matters in his dispute with the prior and convent of St. Mary outside Bishopsgate. Robert Carleton , 59, and John Gylberd , 53, were present at the request of William Staunton , one of the godfathers. Ralph Benteley , 64, was in the church with John Fraunceys and John Vyncent , then sheriffs.