Rogers, Daniel, s. John, s. John, of Deritend, co.Warwick, B.A. 18 July, 1561, M.A. 5 Aug., 1561, a clerk of the council temp. Queen Elizabeth, M.P. Newport, Cornwall, 1588-9, died 11 Feb., 1590; buried in Sunbury Church, Middlesex. See Lansdowne MS. 982, f. 167; ft At A. i. 569.the eldesttenberg, where their father served as a minister for a protestant congregation.as burnt at the stake on 4 February 1555 by Mary I'sther's side were Abraham family connections gave Rogers an entrée into distinguished academic circles innity. He returned to Wittenberg in 1557 to study under hisp Sidney. It is clear from Sidney'sary, Nicasius Yetsweirt, a friend of his father who originally introduced him to the until his death, and he also served as MP for Newport,hakespeare.com/Probate/PROB_11-34-224.pdfed with them, by special Act of Parliament, in 1552. After his father’s death, he returned to Wittenberg and studied for some time under Melancthon, but came back to England eary in Elizabeth’s reign, and completed his education at Oxford where he took his degrees as early as August 1561. He was of Sunbury, county of Middlsex, clerk of the council to Queen Elizabeth (ob. 1591), married Susan, daughter of Nicasius Yetsworth/Yetswiert, clerk of the signet, and secretary of the French tongue. He died 11 January 1590. The children of Daniel and Susan Rogers were a son and a daughter, viz: a. Francis Rogers who married a daughter of _______ Cory and had a son
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