John Edward Stokes R.N.
John Edward Stokes R.N.


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John Edward Stokes R.N.Explanation
Son of Robert Day Stokes (1802-1871)
 
Date (from)(Date to)Personal
5 June 1838 Born (St. Helier, Jersey)
4 October 1870 Married, firstly, Frances (1839-1894), daughter of Patrick Day Stokes
1901 Married. Secondly, Alice Maud (1880-1933), daughter of Henry Aldersley (1852-1898). Several months after her husbands death she may have remarried: Reginald Ernest Seggie (1875-1929)
20 January 1914 Died (Hove, Sussex)
Obituary in the Times newspaper
 
DateRank
6 June 1857Mate
26 May 1858Lieutenant
1 June 1869Commander
31 December 1881Captain
5 June 1893Retired Captain
9 November 1896Retired Rear-Admiral
 
Date fromDate toService
6 June 18572 June 1858Mate in Inflexible, commanded by Commander John Corbett then Commander George Augustus Cooke Brooker, East Indies and China, (including 2nd Anglo-Chinese War)
3 June 18586 April 1859Lieutenant in Inflexible, commanded by Commander George Augustus Cooke Brooker, East Indies and China during the 2nd Anglo-Chinese War
7 April 185912 August 1859Lieutenant in Calcutta, commanded by Captain William King Hall, East Indies (including 2nd Anglo-Chinese War)
1 February 186022 December 1860Lieutenant in Alecto, commanded by Commander Henry James Raby, west coast of Africa
23 December 18603 February 1861Lieutenant and commander in Brune, lent from Alecto
4 February 186119 October 1861Lieutenant in Alecto, commanded by Commander Henry James Raby, west coast of Africa
20 October 186115 September 1863Lieutenant and commander in Bloodhound, west coast of Africa
15 January 18645 October 1864Lieutenant in Hector, commanded by Captain George William Preedy, Channel squadron
6 October 186423 January 1866Lieutenant in Rattler, commanded by Commander John Whitmarsh Webb, China (but in Royal Mail steamer till 17 January 1865, then Leopard till 12 february 1865)
24 January 186620 April 1866Lieutenant and commander in Janus, China
21 April 186630 September 1866Lieutenant and commander in Forester, China
1 October 186724 August 1869Lieutenant and commander in Opossum, China (and until 6 Novenber 1869 on passage)
13 February 18721 July 1875Commander (2ic) in Indus, commanded by Captain Charles Fellowes then Captain Richard Vesey Hamilton, Steam Reserve, Devonport
2 July 187529 July 1876Commander in Woodlark, North America and West Indies
(17 March 1877)14 December 1877Commander in Dryad (until paying off at Plymouth), North America and West Indies
18 March 187925 May 1882Commander in Tyne, troop- and storeship
10 January 18863 March 1889Captain in Himalaya, troopship
18 July 188914 September 1889Captain in Glatton, for summer manoeuvres
19 March 189028 April 1890Captain in VictoriaExternal link, taking the ship out to become flag-ship of the Mediterranean fleet
29 April 189021 May 1890Captain in CamperdownExternal link, bring the ship back from the Mediterranean
17 December 18908 May 1893Captain in Hotspur, Coast Guard ship, Harwich (including summer manoeuvres 8 July - 3 August 1891 and 21 July - 27 August 1892)
9 May 18934 June 1893Captain in MerseyExternal link, Coast Guard ship, Harwich


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