Charles Fenton Fletcher Boughey R.N.
Charles Fenton Fletcher Boughey R.N.
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Charles Fenton Fletcher Boughey R.N. | Explanation |
The youngest son of Sir John Fenton Boughey |
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Date (from) | (Date to) | Personal |
12 December 1828 | | Born (Staffordshire England) |
18 September 1894 | | Died |
Boughey Bay, in British Columbia, Canada, is named after him |
Obituary in the Times newspaper |
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Date | Rank |
13 March 1844 | Mate |
9 November 1846 | Lieutenant |
21 November 1859 | Commander |
11 April 1866 | Captain |
9 January 1873 | Retired Captain |
8 January 1883 | Retired Rear-Admiral |
15 December 1888 | Retired Vice-Admiral |
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Date from | Date to | Service |
14 March 1844 | 8 September 1846 | Mate in Orestes, commanded by Commander Edward St Leger Cannon, Mediterranean |
20 March 1847 | 26 May 1849 | Lieutenant in Philomel, commanded by Commander William Cotterell Wood, west coast of Africa |
27 May 1849 | 15 June 1849 | acting Commander in Philomel, west coast of Africa |
16 June 1849 | 25 September 1849 | Lieutenant in Philomel, commanded by acting Commander Charles Fenton Fletcher Boughey, west coast of Africa |
16 November 1850 | 17 September 1853 | Lieutenant in Harlequin, commanded by Commander Arthur Parry Eardley-Wilmot, west coast of Africa |
20 January 1854 | 27 April 1855 | Lieutenant in Trafalgar, commanded by Captain Henry Francis Greville, Mediterranean |
9 August 1855 | 19 November 1859 | Lieutenant in Havannah, commanded by Thomas Harvey, Pacific |
12 July 1860 | 14 October 1862 | Commander (2ic) in Exmouth, commanded by Captain James Aylmer Dorset Paynter, Mediterranean |
2 February 1863 | 31 March 1863 | Additional Commander in Indus, commanded by Captain Astley Cooper Key, guard ship of the Steam Reserve, Devonport, flagship of the Admiral Superintendent of Devonport Dockyard (Rear-Admiral Thomas Sabine Pasley, then Rear-Admiral Thomas Matthew Charles Symonds), for service in Canopus |
1 April 1863 | 6 March 1866 | Commander (2ic) in Canopus, commanded by Captain Charles Henry May then Captain George Le Geyt Bowyear then Captain Thomas Henry Mason, receiving ship, Devonport |
31 July 1871 | 19 October 1872 | Captain in Spartan (from commissioning at Portsmouth), West Indies (until Boughey superceded at his own request) |