Short answers, pulled from the story.
Thomas Wyatt the Younger entered the world in 1521 as the eldest of four boys born to Sir Thomas Wyatt and Elizabeth Brooke. His mother was a daughter of Thomas Brooke, 8th Baron Cobham.
Queen Mary I announced her decision to marry Philip of Spain on the 15th of January 1554 through official publication. Thomas Wyatt viewed this union as an injustice to the nation stemming from his earlier experiences with the Spanish Inquisition.
Wyatt established command headquarters in Rochester on the 26th of January while commanding approximately 1,500 men. He later marched through Gravesend and Dartford toward Blackheath before entering Southwark.
They produced six sons named George, Francis, Richard, Charles, Arthur and Henry alongside four daughters Joyce, Ursula, Anne and Jane. Three children married and continued the family lineage through subsequent generations.