Charles John Rowley R.N.
Charles John Rowley R.N.
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Charles John Rowley R.N. | Explanation |
Second son of Captain Richard Freeman Rowley R.N. |
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Date (from) | (Date to) | Personal |
24 December 1832 | | Born |
9 August 1867 | | Married Mary Arabella, daughter of George Cary Elwes |
11 November 1919 | | Died |
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Date | Rank |
1844 | Entered Navy |
21 December 1852 | Lieutenant |
9 July 1861 | Commander |
5 July 1866 | Captain |
27 October 1884 | Rear-Admiral |
5 August 1890 | Vice-Admiral |
9 November 1895 | Admiral |
26 December 1897 | Retired Admiral |
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Date from | Date to | Service |
24 December 1852 | 20 May 1854 | Additional Lieutenant in Portland, commanded by Henry Chads, flagship of Rear-Admiral Fairfax Moresby, Pacific |
20 May 1854 | 18 September 1854 | Lieutenant in Hornet, commanded by Frederick Archibald Campbell, Portsmouth |
18 September 1854 | | Lieutenant in Curlew, Mediterranean, and Black Sea during the Russian War |
7 March 1856 | 10 September 1856 | Lieutenant and commander in Magnet (until paying off at Sheerness) |
30 January 1859 | | Lieutenant in St Jean d'Acre, commanded by Thomas Pickering Thompson, Mediterranean |
26 January 1860 | | Lieutenant in Nile, commanded by Edward King Barnard, flagship of Rear-Admiral Alexander Milne, North America and West Indies |
1 May 1862 | 6 July 1863 | Commander in Renard (until paying off at Sheerness), East Indies |
26 March 1864 | September 1866 | Commander in Enterprise (from commissioning at Deptford), Channel squadron, then Mediterranean |
6 August 1872 | 26 July 1875 | Captain in Pallas, Mediterranean |
12 October 1875 | | Captain in Iron Duke, Coastguard, Kingstown |
17 July 1877 | 26 June 1878 | Captain in Topaze (until paying off at Plymouth), Coast Guard, Kingstown (replaced by Belleisle) |
1 April 1878 | 9 October 1878 | Captain in Belleisle (from commissioning at Chatham), Coast Guard, Kingstown (replacing Topaze) |
1882 | 1884 | Naval aide-de-camp to Queen Victoria |
9 May 1882 | 27 October 1884 | Captain in Duke of Wellington, flagship of the port admiral, Portsmouth |
1887 | 1888 | Second in command, Channel squadron |