Francis Augustus Collier R.N.
Francis Augustus Collier R.N.
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| Francis Augustus Collier R.N. | Explanation |
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| Date (from) | (Date to) | Personal |
| August 1788 | | Born |
| 8 December 1815 | | C.B. (Companion of the Bath) |
| 28 July 1830 | | Knighted |
| 14 March 1831 | | Married, secondly, Catherine, daughter of Thomas Thistlethwaite, of Southwick Park, Hampshire |
| 1 January 1833 | | K.C.H. (Knight Commander of the Royal Guelphic Order) |
| 1837 | | Naval Aide-de-camp to Queen Victoria |
| 28 October 1849 | | Died (of apoplexy, Hong Kong) |
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| Date | Rank |
| 11 April 1803 | Lieutenant |
| 25 January 1805 | Commander |
| 13 December 1808 | Captain |
| 9 November 1846 | Rear-Admiral |
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| Date from | Date to | Service |
| 27 February 1805 | 15 November 1805 | Commander in Alligator, troopship |
| 14 October 1805 | 21 February 1805 | Commander in Nimrod, sloop |
| 6 March 1806 | 10 July 1808 | Commander in Wolverine (1805, brig-sloop) |
| 11 July 1808 | 27 November 1808 | Commander in Star, sloop |
| 3 September 1810 | February 1812 | Captain in Cyane, Mediterranean, Channe en West Indies |
| February 1812 | | Captain in Dragon, flagship of Francis Laforey, Leeward Islands |
| 10 October 1812 | 2 August 1815 | Captain in Grampus, West Indies and China |
| 11 February 1818 | 1822 | Captain in Liverpool, anti-piracy duty in the Persian Gulf (until ship sold at Bombay) |
| 1822 | October 1822 | Captain in Ganges, bringing this newly built ship home from Bombay |
| 4 December 1826 | 1830 | Commodore in Sybille (captured from French 1794, fifth rate), west coast of Africa |
| 1832 | 1832 | Captain in Vernon, particular service |
| 17 December 1841 | 16 January 1844 | Captain in William and Mary, Woolwich, and Superintendent of Woolwich Dockyard |
| 16 January 1844 | 30 April 1846 | Commodore in William and Mary, Woolwich, and Superintendent of Woolwich Dockyard |
| 30 April 1846 | | Commander-in-chief, Channel squadron (flag in St Vincent) |
| 7 April 1848 | 28 October 1849 | Commander-in-chief, East Indies and China (until he died) (flag in Hastings) |