Talk:William Haughton

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[edit] Peter Pett

I delinked Peter Pett because it doesn't seem likely that he was the same person; according to the Pett dynasty article there are a number of Peter Petts (one of whom would have been alive in 1563), but they were all shipwrights; I suppose it's possible he could have helped Haughton write a play; perhaps I should relink to Pett dynasty? --FeanorStar7 23:53, 20 August 2006 (UTC)