Reginald Yorke R.N.
Reginald Yorke R.N.
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Reginald Yorke R.N. | Explanation |
Son of Rev. Philip Yorke (1770-1817), Prebendary of Ely |
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Date (from) | (Date to) | Personal |
24 November 1803 | | Born (Great Horksley, Essex, England) |
30 November 1854 | | Married (at Paddington, London) Harriet (c1822-1906), daughter of John Walker (1780-1837) |
17 December 1870 | | Died (Cagebrook, Herefordshire, England) |
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Date | Rank |
5 February 1817 | Entered Navy |
2 August 1826 | Lieutenant |
20 November 1833 | Commander |
30 June 1846 | Captain |
9 February 1864 | Retired Rear-Admiral |
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Date from | Date to | Service |
2 August 1826 | September 1827 | Lieutenant in Blanche, commanded by William Bowen Mends , South America |
19 August 1828 | | Lieutenant in Meteor, commanded by David Hope, Mediterranean |
4 February 1830 | | Lieutenant in Asia, commanded by William James Hope Johnstone, Mediterranean |
25 May 1831 | | Lieutenant in Donegal, commanded by John Dick, then Arthur Fanshawe |
1 May 1833 | 20 November 1833 | Flag Lieutenant to Sir William Hargood in San Josef, commanded by Gordon Thomas Falcon, flagship of Sir William Hargood on the Plymouth station |
12 May 1842 | 30 June 1846 | Commander in Albatross, North America and West Indies, then west coast of Africa (capturing the following slaveships: a brigantine assumed to be 'Piedad' on 7 October 1844, 'Albanez' on 1 March 1845, 'Beija Flor'on 5 July 1845 and a brig, name unknown, on 11 July 1845) |