Hugh McNeile Dyer R.N.
Hugh McNeile Dyer R.N.
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Hugh McNeile Dyer R.N. | Explanation |
Son of George Shepherd Dyer (1801-1881), R.N. |
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Date (from) | (Date to) | Personal |
23 July 1832 | | Born (Albury, Surrey) |
15 May 1858 | | Married Marianne Elizabeth (1834-1914), daughter of William Cole Loggin (1804-1844) |
3 January 1875 | | Died (Dublin) |
1876 | | His book 'The West Coast of Africa as seen from the Deck of a Man-of-War' published postumously |
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Date | Rank |
12 July 1853 | Mate |
3 February 1855 | Lieutenant |
11 April 1866 | Commander |
1 October 1873 | Retired Captain |
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Date from | Date to | Service |
12 July 1853 | 6 June 1854 | Mate in Modeste, commanded by William Compton, Mediterranean |
7 July 1854 | 2 February 1855 | Mate in Conflict, commanded by Arthur Cumming |
19 February 1855 | 6 January 1856 | Lieutenant in Retribution, commanded by Thomas Fisher, flagship of Rear-Admiral Robert Lambert Baynes, the Baltic during the Russian War, then troop transport from the Black Sea |
7 January 1856 | 4 September 1856 | Lieutenant and commander in Dapper |
8 January 1857 | 25 March 1857 | Lieutenant in Indus, commanded by John Charles Dalrymple Hay, flagship of Rear-Admiral Houston Stewart, Devonport |
26 March 1857 | 31 December 1857 | Lieutenant in Indus, commanded by John Charles Dalrymple Hay, flagship of Rear-Admiral Houston Stewart, Devonport, for service in gunboats |
1 January 1858 | 18 January 1860 | Lieutenant in Terror, commanded by Frederick Hutton, guard ship, Bermuda |
1 January 1858 | 18 January 1860 | Lieutenant and commander in Nettle, tender to Terror, Bermuda |
19 January 1860 | 19 April 1860 | Lieutenant in Indus, commanded by William King Hall, flagship of Rear-Admiral Alexander Milne, North America and West Indies |
28 June 1860 | 9 February 1861 | Lieutenant in Ajax, commanded by John NcNeill Boyd, Coast Guard, Kingstown (until Boyd was drowned) |
18 February 1861 | 18 May 1863 | Lieutenant in Ajax, commanded by Edmund Heathcote, Coast Guard, Kingstown |
19 May 1863 | 8 February 1864 | Lieutenant and commander in Jackall |
9 February 1864 | 24 April 1866 | Lieutenant and commander in Jackall, west coast of Scotland (fishery protection) |
16 May 1866 | 17 January 1868 | Naval agent on board contract mail steam vessels |
19 July 1868 | 30 July 1871 | Coast Guard, Inspecting officer of Skibbereen Division |
17 September 1871 | 30 October 1873 | Commander in Torch, west coast of Africa, then (March 1873), Mediterranean |
1874 | 3 January 1875 | Governor of Kilmainham Gaol. Dublin (until he died) |