Lewes Stucley, eldest son and heir, Standard Bearer to Queen Elizabeth I. He married twice: firstly to Anne Hill, daughter of Sir Giles Hill and widow of Christopher Hadley; secondly to Janet Powlett, daughter of ".... Powlett of Dorset".
Hugh Stucley, fourth son, of North Beckland in the parish of Hartland, Devon.
Amias Stucley, fifth son, who married Frances/Francisca Pollard, daughter of Sir Richard Pollard of Way, St Giles in the Wood, Devon, by his wife Joane Bampfield, a daughter of Sir Edward Bampfield of Poltimore in Devon.
Daughters
Anne Stucley, who married William Bellew of Ash in the parish of Braunton, Devon and of Alverdiscott in Devon, descended from the Bellews of Bellewstown, County Meath in Ireland. William's great-grandfather John Bellew had married Anne Fleming, one of the two daughters and co-heiresses of John Fleming of Bratton Fleming and Ash. The Fleming family was one of the most ancient in North Devon. Anne Stucley's eldest son was Richard Bellew of Ash, whose marriage to Margaret St Leger was commemorated by the erection in the private chapel at Ash of an elaborate heraldic mural monument, now in St Brannoc's Church, Braunton, which includes a shield showing the arms of Stucley with eight quarterings.
Mary Stucley, who married twice. Firstly to Tristram Larder lord of the manor of Upton Pyne, whose mother was Isabella Bonville, daughter of John Bonville of Combe Raleigh in Devon, the "spurious son" of the magnate William Bonville, 1st Baron Bonville the step-brother of Hugh Stucley. Her second marriage was to John Prideaux, of Nutwell, in the parish of Woodbury, Devon, which estate he purchased. He was MP for Devon in 1554 and a Serjeant-at-law. A monument thought to date from the late 16th century survives in Woodbury Church showing on a tomb chest two recumbent figures said to be of a Prideaux and his wife.
Awdrie Stucley, who married twice. Firstly in 1546 to William Yeo, a younger son of John Yeo of Hatherleigh by his wife Anne Honeychurch. His great-grandfather was William Yeo of Heanton Satchville, Petrockstowe in Devon, a substantial landowner the eventual heir of whose line was the Rolle family. Her second marriage was in 1563 to Roger Giffard of Tiverton Castle, in Devon. The elaborate mural monument of Roger Giffard survives in the chancel of St Peter's Church, Tiverton, displaying the arms of Stucley, inscribed in Latin.
Agnes Stucley, who married John Giles of Bowden, in the parish of Ashprington, Devon, who purchased the adjoining estate of Sharpham from Edward Drewe.
Katherine Stucley, who married John Carew of Bickleigh in Devon, without children.
