> > Roger Appleton's wife, Elizabeth Frowick, was married previous to John
> > Martyn, who died in 1457 [see Sharpe Royal Descent (1875): 123 (Alphew
> > ped.).].  Elizabeth Frowick was the wife of Roger Appleton in 1464, as
> > indicated by her mother's will.  She subsequently married (3rd) John
> > Alphew.   Elizabeth Frowick is shown with these three husbands in a
> > Frowick pedogree published in Cass, South Mimms (1877): 70.
> > If Roger Appleton and his wife, Elizabeth Frowick, had issue, any
> > children born of this marriage would necessarily have been born after
> > 1457.  As such, it is impossible for them to be the parents of Thomas
> > Appleton, of Dartford, Kent who left a will dated 13 Feb. 1483[/84],
> > proved 11 May 1485, naming a wife, Alice, and seven children.

> > From all appearances, it seems to me that Roger Appleton, husband of
> > Elizabeth Frowick, was in the same time generation as Thomas Appleton
> > [Gen. 1 above], died 1485.  But they could not be father and son.

> I wonder if Roger Appleton the M.P. (I have not yet seen the entry for
> him in Wedgwood's HOP) had two wives?  First, Margery, by whom he had
> Thomas and Agnes, and then Elizabeth Frowick Martyn?  It seems quite
> likely that Richard Martyn of Dartford (d. by 1488), husband of Agnes
> Appleton, was her stepbrother, the son of Elizabeth Frowick & her
> first husband John Martyn (d. 1457)?

> > I assume Christian Hartshorn is the Mackwilliam lady who is
> > commemorated in glass in the church at Stambourne, Essex.  See The
> > Connoisseur 1 (1901): 24, which is available in snippet view at the
> > following weblink:

> >http://books.google.ca/books?id=JgRHAQAAIAAJ&q=Edward+Mackwilliam&dq=...