John Borlase Warren R.N.
John Borlase Warren R.N.

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John Borlase Warren R.N.Explanation
Son of John Borlase Warren (1800-1863)
 
Date (from)(Date to)Personal
27 March 1838 Born (Cork)
12 September 1874 Married Mary St Leger (1846-1935), daughter of Robert St Leger Atkins (1802-1858)
29 January 1919 Died (Salcombe, Devon)
 
DateRank
27 March 1857Mate
19 May 1859Lieutenant
24 July 1871Commander
31 December 1880Captain
27 March 1893Retired Captain
11 March 1896Retired Rear-Admiral
9 September 1901Retired Vice-Admiral
 
Date fromDate toService
21 January 185026 March 1852Naval cadet in Superb, commanded by Captain Edward Purcell, Mediterranean
27 March 185219 June 1852Midshipman in Superb, commanded by Captain Edward Purcell, Mediterranean
20 June 185222 June 1853Midshipman in Ajax, commanded by Captain Michael Quin, Queenstown
23 June 18539 July 1853Midshipman in Nerbudda, commanded by Commander Henry Ashburton Kerr, Cape of Good Hope
10 July 185326 March 1854Midshipman in London, commanded by Captain Charles Eden, Spithead, and the Baltic during the Russian War, until invalided
27 March 185426 March 1857Midshipman in Hogue, commanded by Captain William Ramsay then Captain John Fulford, guard ship, Devonport, then (1854) the Baltic during the Russian War, then Queenstown
27 March 18577 August 1857Mate in Hogue, commanded by Captain John Fulford then Captain Henry Chads, Queenstown
8 August 185718 May 1859Mate in Chesapeake, commanded by George Henry Parkin then Commodore Harry Edmond Edgell then Captain George Ommaney Willes, East Indies and China
19 May 185924 July 1859Lieutenant in Chesapeake, commanded by Captain George Ommaney Willes, East Indies and China
25 July 18593 April 1861Lieutenant in Actaeon, commanded by Commander John Ward, East Indies and China
4 April 18613 July 1863Lieutenant in Renard, commanded by Commander James Graham Goodenough then Commander Charles John Rowley, East Indies and China
28 May 186522 June 1868Lieutenant in Frederick William, commanded by Captain Edmund Heathcote then Captain John James Kennedy, Coast Guard, Queenstown, then Foynes (River Shannon)
22 February 18697 August 1871Lieutenant in Euphrates, commanded by Captain Charles Thomas Curme
12 July 187328 June 1874Commander (2ic) in Revenge, commanded by Captain Benjamin Spencer Pickard, flagship of the Port Admiral, Queenstown (and 21 December 1873 - 7 April 1874 to take out Vice-Admiral James Robert Drummond, Commander-in-chief, Mediterranean, and replacement crews for several ships on that station, and to bring home Vice-Admiral Hastings Reginald Yelverton and the superceded crews)
29 June 187417 April 1877Coast Guard, Kinsale
18 April 18777 May 1880Commander in Swallow, Cape of Good Hope and west coast of Africa
3 October 188420 October 1884Additional Captain in Indus, commanded by Captain Edward Kelly, guardship of Reserve, Devonport, for service in Tamar
21 October 188423 November 1887Captain in Tamar, troopship
25 January 188810 January 1889Captain in Audacious, flagship of Vice-Admiral Nowell Salmon on the China station
18 July 188912 September 1889Captain in Inconstant, summer manoeuvres
29 October 188913 May 1890Captain in Monarch (until paying off at Chatham), Channel squadron
14 May 189031 October 1891Captain in RodneyExternal link (from commissioning at Chatham), Channel squadron
1 March 18921 April 1893Captain in Shannon, Coast Guard ship, Bantry, Co. Cork

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