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Served in the English Parliament in late 1550s and early 1560s.
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Attended Oxford University in 1554 and served in the English Parliament in late 1550s and early 1560s.
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By 1563 Lane was serving in Queen Elizabeth I’s court, marking the beginning of a career of service to queen and country.
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Lane participated in a force that suppressed a rebellion in Scotland in 1569 where he gained accolades for his military skill.
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Lane participated in a force that suppressed a rebellion in Scotland in 1569 where he gained accolades for his military skill
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In April 1585, seven ships with about 600 men under the overall command of Sir Richard Grenville left England.
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On June 18 or 19, 1586, a fleet led by Sir Francis Drake left Roanoke carrying the first English colonists back home
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By 1601 Lane’s physical weakness had made him unfit as muster master.
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Lane died in Dublin, Ireland, in October 1603 and was buried at St. Patrick’s Church on the 28th of that month.
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