Arthur Thomas Brooke R.N.
Arthur Thomas Brooke R.N.

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Arthur Thomas Brooke R.N.Explanation
Son of George Augustus Frederick Brooke (1804-1874)
 
Date (from)(Date to)Personal
6 June 1838 Born (Colebrooke, Fermanagh, Ireland)
2 September 1880 Married, firstly, Alice Marianne (1854-1882), daughter of Clement Robert Archer (1809-1882)
17 March 1892 Married, secondly, Rosalie Blanche (1859-1940), daughter of James Vaughan (1814-????)
5 April 1893 Died (Royal Naval Barracks, Keyham, Devon, England)
 
DateRank
15 October 1858Mate
26 November 1859Lieutenant
16 August 1869Commander
14 August 1878Captain
 
Date fromDate toService
15 July 185219 May 1853Naval cadet in Dauntless, commanded by Captain Edward Pellew Halsted, North America and West Indies
20 May 185314 July 1854Naval cadet in Sybille, commanded by Captain Charles Gilbert John Brydone Elliot, East Indies
15 July 185410 December 1857Midshipman in Sybille, commanded by Captain Charles Gilbert John Brydone Elliot, East Indies (including the Second Anglo-Chinese War)
11 December 185713 May 1858Acting Mate in Sybille, commanded by Charles Gilbert John Brydone Elliot, East Indies
14 May 185814 October 1858Midshipman in Caesar, commanded by Captain Charles Frederick, Channel squadron, then (June 1858) central America
15 October 185817 November 1859Mate in Caesar, commanded by Captain Charles Frederick then Captain Thomas Henry Mason, Channel squadron, then (June 1858) central America, then (October 1859) Mediterranean (ship's log)
18 November 185912 December 1859Mate in St Jean d'Acre, commanded by Captain Thomas Pickering Thompson, Mediterranean
13 December 185923 January 1862Lieutenant in Lapwing, commanded by Commander Montagu Frederic O'Reilly, Mediterranean
21 March 186222 July 1863Lieutenant in Mullett, commanded by Commander Cortland Herbert Simpson, west coast of Africa
26 July 186431 October 1864Lieutenant in Duke of Wellington, commanded by Captain John Seccombe Portsmouth, training ship for seamen
1 November 186418 May 1866Lieutenant in Racoon, commanded by Captain Prince Victor F F E G A C F Hohenlohe-Langenberg, the Mediterranean, then (March 1866) Queenstown
19 May 186615 June 1866Lieutenant in Black Prince, commanded by Captain John Corbett, flagship at Queenstown (lent from Racoon)
16 June 18661 September 1866Lieutenant and commander in Whiting , Queenstown (lent from Racoon)
22 November 186619 September 1869Lieutenant in Zealous, commanded by Captain Richard Dawkins, flagship of Rear-Admiral George Fowler Hastings, Pacific, flag-lieutenant
20 September 186914 November 1869Commander in Ringdove, south east coast of America (and until 12 December on passage)
26 September 187116 October 1873Commander (2ic) in Vanguard, commanded by Captain Richard Ashmore Powell then Captain David Spain, Coast Guard, Kingstown, Ireland
18 December 187311 January 1876Commander in Vulture, East Indies
27 March 18763 June 1876Commander in Trincomalee, Royal Naval Reserve drill ship, West Hartlepool
4 June 18762 September 1878Commander in St Vincent, training ship for boys, Portsmouth
8 February 188227 November 1882Captain in Assistance
28 November 18826 December 1882Additional Captain in Royal Adelaide, commanded by Captain William Burley Grant, Devonport, flag-ship of the Port Admiral, for service in Himalaya
7 December 188226 December 1882Captain in Himalaya
13 March 188326 October 1886Captain in Opal, Cape of Good Hope and West Coast of Africa
4 November 18869 March 1887Captain in Thalia (until paying off), returning the old crew of Opal from Australia
1 June 188831 August 1890Captain in Invincible, Coast Guard, Southampton (including summer cruises 2 July - 21 August 1888, 16 July -30 August 1889 and 22 July -21 August 1890)
1 September 18905 April 1893Captain in Vivid, flagship of Admiral Duke of Edinburgh, Devonport

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