How Did Sir Francis Drake Die?

Sir Francis Drake (1540-1596) actually died of dysentery in 1596, off the coast of Panama. Dysentery is basically a bowel infection which causes severe diarrhoea. The disease is spread by poor hygiene, infected food or contaminated water. It is most likely that a combination of these three causes actually came together to infect Drake. The disease is a horrible form of vomiting and endless bowel movements, eventually leading to severe dehydration.
His death was untimely because he was one of the pioneers of exploration. He first made a name for himself as a pirate or buccaneer against the Spaniards in the Caribbean.
Although he was by this time a very wealthy man, he was sponsored by Elizabeth 1st to go on a round the world voyage (1577-1580) in the Golden Hind.
He then became the mayor of Plymouth in 1581, but fought against the Spanish Armada in 1588, much to the pleasure of the Queen.

He died of dysentery

He died of a dysentery

He died of dysentery

He died by dysentery which means he died by not getting enough vitamin c

Sir Francis Drake died of infected bowels

Sir francis died from scurvy at sea near panama

He died of a very bad fever

Drake died of fever at sea near Panama; he was on a voyage intending to attack
Spanish colonies in the West Indies. 

Drake die of a dysentery on the return journey after failing to capture panama city

His ship sank

He died of malaria

One of the crew members found drake dead in the morning.They set him to fire on the Golden Hind.Or he died of bloody flux and he was buried in a lead coffin.

He died on a tropical island on the 27 January 1596

By a bowel infection

He died of malaria