Drake of Ash vs. Sir Francis Drake

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My ancestors figure prominently in the Drake of Ashe line, though I have been trying to remedy an omission in my more recent ancestors. There were 2 David Cornicks. Only the younger David Cornick shows. Missing, is David Cornick, 1820-1856 (Spouse: Jane Hamm, 1822-1852). Without this entry, all earlier entries in this thread are off by one generation. Can someone please fix this, or tell me how to fix it? Thank you.

https://www.heraldsnet.org/saitou/parker/Jpglossr.htm

You
→ Marjorie Ann McLean
your mother → Gladys June Allen
her mother → Adelia Lavina Allen (Lowe)
her mother → Elizabeth Henrietta Mullenix
her mother → Mary Lynchard Mullennix
her mother → Prudence Talbert
her mother → Henry Talbert
her father → Leanna Talbot
his mother → Mary Ann Mason
her mother → Samuel Nicolson (Nicholson)
her father → Hannah Nicholson
his mother → Sarah Rednap
her mother → George Lawton, I
her father → Jane Lawton
his mother → Thomasine Grenville
her mother → Thomas Cole, of Slade
her father → John Cole, of Slade
his father → Simon Cole, of Slade
his father → William Cole, of Colehanger
his brother → John Cole, of Rill, Esq.
his son → Margaret Cole of Rill
his daughter → Edmund Drake, of Crowdale
her son → Sir Francis Drake
his son

@Heather. Olsen. Iam very interested in the Stapleton-Drake or Palmer-Drake connection. I have genealogical details of my husbands family Stapleton going back to 13th Century. But although we posess an oil painting of a young naval officer reputed to be Sir Francis Drake the ubiform is circa 1630. So not The Admiral. It came down the family from George Arthur Palmer b 7 Feb 1844 in Olney. Bucks.. he martied Catherine Seeley.and one of their children was named Harry DRAKE Palmer. I cant find the link to Drake but here we have the original portrait of one of the Sir Francis Drakes. There were a couple of them . Can you comment?

Apart from the original oil portrat of the young naval officer circa 1640, we also inherited a gold - crest of a ship of the line and i have discovered that that was one og the crests mooted for Queen Elizabeth's Sir Francis. Although that was not the chosen crest in the end. All leading to more questions. Going to look into the Ash line.

Seafaring Drakes are rather common, but in few cases can any relationship between them be found. (So far no Drake who settled in America has been proven to be related to *the* Sir Francis Drake.)

Thank you Maven. I ahall continue the search.