Henry Cooke Harston R.N.
Henry Cooke Harston R.N.
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Henry Cooke Harston R.N. | Explanation |
Son of Samuel Richard Harston (1783-1864) |
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Date (from) | (Date to) | Personal |
27 June 1813 | | Born (London) |
15 June 1847 | | Married Alicia (1822-1894), daughter of Ref. John Eagles (1783-1855) |
June 1897 | | Died |
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Date | Rank |
16 August 1826 | Entered Navy |
26 October 1840 | Lieutenant |
6 December 1845 | Commander |
27 June 1868 | Retired Captain |
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Date from | Date to | Service |
26 October 1840 | 1841 | Lieutenant in Albert, commanded by Henry Dundas Trotter, west coast of Africa (1841 Niger expedition) |
15 April 1842 | | Lieutenant in Philomel, commanded by Bartholomew James Sulivan, south-east coast of America |
25 January 1845 | | Lieutenant in Eclair, commanded by Walter Grimston Bucknall Estcourt, west coast of Africa |
16 September 1845 | 13 November 1845 | Acting Commander in Eclair (until paying off at Sheerness), west coast of Africa (after the ship was struck by fever, which ultimately killed 71 of the 146 men on board) |
23 July 1857 | | Commander (2ic) in St Vincent, commanded by Alexander Milne, flagship of Admiral Charles Ogle, Portsmouth |
1 April 1859 | 23 May 1861 | Commander in Illustrious, guard ship of Sailing Ordinary, Portsmouth |
1862 | | Admiralty agent in steamship Jeddo |