- Sir
Lewis Stukley (b. 1574–d. 1620) lord of the
manor of
Affeton in Devon, was Vice-Admiral of Devonshire. He was
guardian of
Thomas Rolfe, and a main...
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Captain Thomas Stukley Portrait of
Stukley by
Antoinis Mor Born 1525 Died
August 4, 1578(1578-08-04) (aged 52–53) Ksar el-Kebir,
Morocco Other names "Lusty"...
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Stucley or
Stukley may
refer to:
Stucley Baronets, an
extant title in the
Baronetage of the
United Kingdom George Stucley, 1st
Baronet (1812–1900), a...
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invasion of
Ireland under the
leadership of the
English adventurer,
Thomas Stukley. It is said that the
expeditionary force numbered 500 ships, and the army...
- John
Rolfe appointed Sir
Lewis Stukley as
temporary guardian to his son and
returned to
Virginia with Uttamatomakkin.
Stukley had
custody of
Thomas Rolfe...
- Mahamet) Pisano, Muly Mahamet's
Captain Diego Lopis,
governor of
Lisbon Tom
Stukley Jonas and Hercules,
captains in Stukely's
service An
Irish Bishop Sebastian...
- but to do so.
Raleigh was
brought to
London from
Plymouth by Sir
Lewis Stukley,
where he p****ed up
numerous opportunities to make an
effective escape...
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Affeton in Devon, and
Sheriff of
Devon in 1545. His
third son was
Thomas Stukley (c. 1520 – 1578),
known as "The
Lusty Stucley". He was the
eldest son and...
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would not
survive the sea
journey home, John
Rolfe appointed Sir
Lewis Stukley as his
guardian on 21
March 1617.
Grieving for his wife and
worried for...
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Parliament of England. In
September 1552, the
English adventurer Thomas Stukley, who had been for some time in the
French service, betra**** to the authorities...
