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John Drake was born in 1474 at Otterton, Devon.
He married in 1499 in Devon, or in 1533 in Otterton, Devon,
He lived along the river Tavy.
He died 09 November 1554 at St Petrock, Exeter, Devon, and was buried 9 November 1554 at St Petrock, Exeter.
Ash is in the parish of Musbury in the county of East Devon, England, United Kingdom. Ther is a picture of "Ash antient seat of the Drakes" a watercolor dated 13 February 1795 by Rev. John Swete. This is the house rebuilt by Sir John Drake, 2nd Baronet (1647-1684) after near destruction during the Civil War. The building at left is a chapel.
Ash is in the parish of Musbury in the county of East Devon, England. It is a historic estate where the ancient Drake family have resided for a long time. The Drake family of East Devon in a "very old deed" is quoted by Wescote (from Greek as [drakon], was Latinized form of name "Drake" which means in Latin "dragon" which is referred to in the family's Canting arms). You can find out more about this family by checking out the following source:
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