Claude Edward Buckle R.N.
Claude Edward Buckle R.N.
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Claude Edward Buckle R.N. | Explanation |
Second son of Rev. M.H.G. Buckle, vicar of Edlingham, Northumberland, and nephew of Claude Henry Mason Buckle |
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Date (from) | (Date to) | Personal |
7 February 1839 | | Born (Durham) |
20 December 1866 | | Married Elizabeth Preston, daughter of Rev. George Kennard |
7 February 1930 | | Died (Spilsby, Lincolnshire) |
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Date | Rank |
12 August 1852 | Entered Navy |
28 June 1859 | Lieutenant |
18 June 1866 | Commander |
22 January 1877 | Captain |
1 January 1892 | Rear-Admiral |
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Date from | Date to | Service |
August 1854 | | Naval cadet in Leander, commanded by Swynfen Thomas Carnegie, Black Sea, during the Russian War |
December 1854 | 1 August 1856 | Naval cadet in Valorous, commanded by Claude Henry Mason Buckle, the Black Sea during the Russian War |
1856 | 1856 | Midshipman in Inflexible, commanded by John Corbett, East Indies and China (including 2nd Anglo-Chinese War) |
1857 | | Midshipman in Calcutta, commanded by William King Hall, flagship of Rear-Admiral Michael Seymour, East Indies and China (including 2nd Anglo-Chinese War) |
(June 1859) | | Acting Lieutenant in Magicienne, commanded by John Edmund Commerell, East Indies and China (including 2nd Anglo-Chinese War) |
22 March 1860 | | Lieutenant in Hero, commanded by George Henry Seymour, Channel squadron, and (July - November 1860) leading the squadron taking the Prince of Wales to North America |
23 August 1864 | | Lieutenant in Victoria, commanded by James Graham Goodenough, flagship of Vice-Admiral Robert Smart, Mediterranean, as Flag-lieutenant |
7 November 1867 | | Lieutenant in Mersey, flagship of Rear-Admiral Claude Henry Mason BuckleQueenstown, as Flag-lieutenant |
29 November 1870 | | Commander (2ic) in Valiant, commanded by Arthur Wilmshurst, coastguard, Tarbert, River Shannon |
9 January 1873 | 20 April 1876 | Commander in Frolic (from commissioning at Sheerness), China |
8 February 1879 | 7 February 1882 | Captain in Assistance |
(1 May 1884) | 21 December 1885 | Captain in Invincible (until paying off), China |
7 July 1886 | 15 May 1887 | Captain in Superb (until paying off), Mediterranean |
July 1889 | December 1891 | Naval aide-de-camp to Queen Victoria |
20 August 1889 | | Senior officer, Gibraltar (bourne in Goshawk) |
January 1895 | January 1898 | Commander in chief, Queenstown, flag in Warspite, then Howe |