Robert Wrote facts for kids
Robert Wrote (born around 1544 – died September 25, 1589) was an important English politician. He came from Bungay, a town in Suffolk, and also had connections to Gunton and Tunstall in Norfolk.
Robert Wrote was the son of John Wrote, who also lived in Bungay. He went to Jesus College, Cambridge to study. Later, he studied law at a famous place called the Inner Temple in London, starting around 1561 or 1562.
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Robert Wrote's Political Career
Robert Wrote became a Member of Parliament, often called an MP. This meant he was chosen to represent people in the Parliament of England. Parliament is like a big meeting where laws are made for the country.
Representing Different Towns
He served as an MP for two different areas:
- In 1584, he represented Beverley.
- In 1586, he represented Denbigh Boroughs.
Being an MP was a very important job in those days. It meant he helped make decisions for England.
Robert Wrote's Family Life
Robert Wrote married a woman named Catherine. She was the daughter of Vincent Randall from London. Catherine had been married before to Thomas Fleet.
Children of Robert Wrote
Robert and Catherine Wrote had a large family together. They had:
- Two sons
- Seven daughters
This shows he had a busy life both in politics and at home with his family.
