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1528
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1544 was when Lane was born then went to Oxford University
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by this time Lane was surver for the Queen Elizabeth and starting his career
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rebellion in Scotland in 1569 where he gained accolades for his military skill.
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By the early 1570s, Lane had involved himself in maritime affairs which included a queen’s commission to seize ships in 1571
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Lane started build and stuff
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queen recalled Lane to go back April with 7 ship
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a fleet led by Sir Francis Drake left Roanoke carrying the first English colonists back home.
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Lane was back in Ireland in 1592 serving as “muster master general” and “clerk of the check of the garrison” and remained in that country for the rest of his life.
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Lane’s physical weakness had made him unfit as muster master. Lane died in Dublin, Ireland, in October 1603 and was buried at St. Patrick’s Church on the 28th of that month.