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When was sir Frances drake die?
27 January 1596
Sir Frances drake?
Sir Frances Drake was an explorer who was knighted by the Queen of England because he brought her back so much treasure.
When was sir frances drake born?
europe
What killed sir Frances Drake?
dysentery
Who sent sir Frances drake?
Elizabeth I
Where did sir francis drake find tomatoes?
when did Sir Frances Drake bring back tomatoes and potaoes
What did Sir Frances Drake find on his quest?
Sir Francis Drake, (which reminds me of Drake and Josh) found himself gold and death...
What country did sir frances drake explore for?
It was England.
What country did sir frances drake explore?
england
Who sponsord sir Frances drake on his voyage?
England
Was sir Frances drake spanish?
No, he wasn't. He was English.
When was did Sir Frances Drake born?
1540 in England
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