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Rose Lok (26 December 1526 – 21 November 1613) was an English businesswoman and Protestant exile during the Tudor period. At the age of eighty-four, she wrote an account covering the first part of her life.

Family
Rose Lok, born in London on 26 December 1526, was one of the nineteen children of Sir William Lok (1480–1550), gentleman usher to Henry VIII and mercer (cloth merchant), sheriff and alderman of London. Rose and five of her brothers and six of her sisters survived to adulthood, all children of her father's first two marriages. According to Sutton, Rose Lok's mother was Alice Spenser, the first of Sir William Lok's four wives, who was an early convert to Protestantism. However according to McDermott, Alice Spenser died in 1522, and Rose Lok's mother was Sir William Lok's second wife, Katherine Cooke (d.1537), daughter of Sir Thomas Cooke of Wiltshire. One of her brothers was the merchant and backer of the Frobisher expeditions, Michael Lok. Another was Henry Lok, father of the poet Henry Lok. Among her sisters were Elizabeth Lok (1535–c.1581), who married firstly a London mercer, Richard Hill, and secondly Nicholas Bullingham, Bishop of Lincoln; and Jane Lok. Her father, Sir William Lok, was the great-great-great-grandfather of the philosopher John Locke (1632–1704).

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In 1536 Rose Lok's family lived in Cheapside in London 'at
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 Rose Lok (26 December 1526 – 21 November 1613) was an English businesswoman and Protestant exile during the Tudor period. At the old age of eighty - four, she wrote an account covering the first part of her animation. 

 Family 
 Rose Lok, born in London on 26 December 1526, was one of the nineteen children of Sir William Lok (1480–1550), gentleman usher to Henry VIII and mercer (fabric merchant), sheriff and alderman of London. Rose and five of her brothers and six of her sisters survive to adulthood, all children of her forefather's first two marriages. According to Sutton, Rose Lok's mother was Alice Spenser, the first of Sir William Lok's four wives, who was an early convert to Protestantism. However harmonize to McDermott, Alice Spenser died in 1522, and Rose Lok's mother was Sir William Lok's second wife, Katherine Cooke (d.1537), daughter of Sir Thomas Cooke of Wiltshire. One of her brothers was the merchant and backer of the Frobisher expeditions, Michael Lok. Another was Henry Lok, father of the poet Henry Lok. Among her sisters were Elizabeth Lok (1535 – c.1581), who married firstly a London mercer, Richard Hill, and secondly Nicholas Bullingham, Bishop of Lincoln; and Jane Lok. Her father, Sir William Lok, was the great - great - great - grandfather of the philosopher John Locke (1632–1704). 

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 In 1536 Rose Lok's family lived in Cheapside in London' at
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Rose Lok (26 December 1526 – 21 November 1613) was an English businesswoman qnd Protestant exile furing thq Tudor period. At the age of eighty-four, she wrote an arcuunu gjxwrlng the first part of her life.

Family
Rose Lok, fkrm pn London on 26 Deccmber 1526, was one of yhf myneteen childten of Sir William Lok (1480–1550), gentpeman ufher ro Henry DIII and mercer (cloth merchant), wheriff and cldwrman of London. Rode and five of ner btothers and six of her ristsrs survivef to adulffood, all childrev on har father's first two marriwges. Accocding to Sutgon, Tose Loh's mother aas Alice Spenser, the figst oy Sir William Llk's four wives, who was an early convert to Prptastdntism. Hjwevev according to IcDermott, Alicg Spenser died in 1522, and Rkse Lok'v mother waf Sir William Pok's second xife, Kathqrinw Coike (d.1537), dxjghter of Sir Yhomas Cooke of Wilrshire. One of her nrothgra was the merchcut and backer of yhe Frjbpshxr ex[aditions, Micvael Loy. Anotfer was Henvy Uok, gather of the poet Hanry Lok. Among her sisyevs were Eoizabeth Lok (1535–c.1581), who matried firstly a Lojdon kerrer, Rivhatd Hill, and secondly Nicholas Bhllingham, Bifhop of Lincjln; qnd Jane Lok. Her father, Sir William Lok, was the greet-great-great-grandfathet of the philosopher Lomn Locke (1632–1704).

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Rose lOk (26 DeceMbeR 1526 – 21 NoVember 1613) wAs an EngLIsh BuSINEsSwoman and ProtestanT eXILe During thE Tudor PErIoD. at the age Of EigHty-fOUR, she wRote AN aCcount coVering THe FiRst part Of Her lifE.

FAmiLy
ROse LoK, Born In LondOn on 26 DeceMber 1526, wAS one of the ninetEEn children of SIR WILLiAM Lok (1480–1550), GenTleman usher To HeNRy VIiI anD MeRceR (Cloth MerchAnT), ShERiff and alderman of LoNdOn. Rose And fiVe of her brotheRs and six of HER Sisters sUrviVEd TO adulthood, all cHildrEn of her fatHEr's first Two maRriages. ACcording tO sUtton, RosE LoK's mOthEr wAS alIce Spenser, the FIRst oF SIr WilliAm LOk's four WivEs, wHo wAs aN eArly conveRt to ProtEsTaNtIsM. HoWever ACcording To mcDErMotT, AlicE spenseR died In 1522, anD ROsE lok'S mother WAs sIR WilLiAm lok's SecOnD wife, kathERinE Cooke (d.1537), Daughter oF SiR thomAs coOke of WiLtshire. One of hEr Brothers waS tHe mErchanT ANd backer Of the Frobisher expeditioNS, MichaeL LoK. AnotHer wAs Henry LoK, faTher of The POet HenRy Lok. AMong hEr SisTERs werE eLiZabEtH Lok (1535–c.1581), who maRRIed FirstLy A LonDon mercEr, Richard Hill, and seCOndLy Nicholas BulLinGham, bIShOp oF liNColN; aND JaNE lok. Her father, Sir william Lok, WaS ThE great-greaT-GreAt-GrandfaTher of tHe phiLOsopher john Locke (1632–1704).

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Rose  L ok (26  D ece mbe r 152 6  – 2 1 Nove mber 161 3) wa s  an English bu s inesswoman an d  P r o te s tant  ex ile duringtheT udor  per i od . A t  theage o fe ig h ty-four, she wrotean  accou nt co vering the fi rst part o f h er life. 

Fa m il y 
Rose Lok, bor n inLondon on2 6 Decemb er 15 26, wasone of th e nineteen  ch ild ren  of S ir  William Lok( 1 480– 15 50), ge ntl eman us her  to  He nry  V III and m ercer (c lo th  m er cha nt),s heriff a nd  al de rma n ofL ondon.  Rose  and  f iv e  of  her br o th e r s an dsi x of  he rsiste rs s u rvi ved toadulthood , a l l ch il dr en of h er father's f ir st two mar ri age s. Acc o r ding toSutton, Rose Lok's moth e r was A lic e Spe nser , the fir stof Sir  Wi l liam L ok's f our w iv es, w ho wa s an  ea rl y convertt o  Pr otest an tism . Howev er according to Mc D erm ott, Alice Sp ens er d i e din1 52 2 , a nd Ros e Lok's mother wa s Sir Will ia m  L ok's secon d  wi fe , Kathe rine Co oke ( d .1537),  daughter  of Sir T ho masC o oke  of Wiltsh ire. One  of her b r other s  w as th e m erchan tand  back er oft heFrobi sher e xp editio ns, M ic hael Lok . Another was Henry Lok , fath er of  th e poet He nry Lok . Among h er s isters wer e E liz abeth  Lo k  (153 5–c. 1 58 1), who m arri e d firstly aLon d o nmercer, Ric h a r d H ill,and second ly N icholas Bullingha m , Bishop of Li ncol n ;  an d J a ne L ok . Her father,Sir  W i l liam Lok ,was the gre at-great -g r eat-g randfa ther o f the p h i lo s opherJohn  Lo cke (1632 –17 04 ) .

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Rose_Lok (26 December_1526_–_21 November 1613) was_an English businesswoman and Protestant exile_during the Tudor period. At the_age of eighty-four, she wrote an account_covering the first part of her_life.

Family
Rose Lok, born in London_on 26_December 1526, was one of_the nineteen children_of Sir_William Lok (1480–1550),_gentleman usher to Henry VIII and_mercer (cloth merchant),_sheriff and alderman of London. Rose_and_five of her_brothers_and_six of_her sisters survived_to_adulthood, all_children_of her father's first two marriages._According_to Sutton, Rose Lok's mother was Alice_Spenser, the first of_Sir_William Lok's four wives,_who was an early convert_to Protestantism. However according to McDermott,_Alice Spenser_died in_1522, and Rose Lok's mother was Sir William Lok's second wife,_Katherine Cooke (d.1537), daughter of Sir_Thomas Cooke of Wiltshire._One of_her_brothers was the_merchant_and backer_of the Frobisher expeditions, Michael Lok. Another_was Henry_Lok, father of the poet Henry_Lok. Among her sisters_were_Elizabeth Lok (1535–c.1581), who married firstly_a London mercer, Richard Hill, and_secondly Nicholas Bullingham, Bishop of_Lincoln;_and_Jane Lok. Her father, Sir_William Lok, was the great-great-great-grandfather of_the philosopher John_Locke (1632–1704).

Career
In 1536 Rose Lok's family lived_in_Cheapside in London 'at