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What was Amy Johnson's biplane called?
Jason
You are looking for information on a Grandmother Amy Amptyll Empson 1540-1611 who was a Lady of the Bedchamber for Queen Elizabeth 1?
Lady Amy Amptyll Empson was born in 1540. Her parents were John Amptyll and Amy Smith. Her mother also named Amy was a direct relative to the Carringtons and Montagues who still hold positions throughout Westminster. Lady Amy was married on Nov. 5, 1564 Thomas Empson whose grandfather was Sir Richard Empson a key Minister to Henry 7th. Princess Diana was a decendant of His great aunts-- Anne and Elizabeth. Lady Amy conceived 13 children. Lady Amy was a Lady of the Bedchamber for Queen Elizabeth 1. Lady Amy died on May 29, 1611. She was buried at St. Margarets church, Middlesex, Westminster, England which was the same place she was born and was married.
When did Amy Johnson fly to Australia?
On 5 May 1930, Amy Johnson left Croydon, England, in her De Havilland Gypsy Moth which she named Jason. She landed in Darwin in Australia's Northern Territory on 24 May 1930, becoming the first woman to fly from England to Australia.
Who married Robert Dudley?
Robert Dudley was married to Amy Robsart, there is rumour he had her murdered because he hoped to marry Elizabeth 1. However due to the uncertainty that he did arrange for his wife to be murdered he was never able to marry the queen, but approx 18yrs later he married Lettice Knolley, who was the queens cousins daughter.
Was Robert dudley Catholic or protestant?
Robert Cecil was a protestant. He hated Catholics. that is why when the gunpowder plot was going on, he framed Guindo/Guy Falkes
