Charles Frederick Schomberg R.N.
Charles Frederick Schomberg R.N.
| | | | |
| Charles Frederick Schomberg R.N. | Explanation |
| Eldest son of Admiral Alexander Wilmot Schomberg (1775-1850) by his second marriage |
| |
| Date (from) | (Date to) | Personal |
| 1 October 1874 | | Died (Holyhead) |
| Entry in O'Byrnes 1849 'Naval Biographical Dictionary' |
| |
| Date | Rank |
| 16 May 1829 | Entered Navy |
| 28 June 1838 | Lieutenant |
| 10 February 1844 | Commander |
| 10 July 1851 | Captain |
| 24 May 1867 | Retired Rear-Admiral |
| 29 May 1873 | Retired Vice-Admiral |
| |
| Date from | Date to | Service |
| 13 July 1838 | 22 February 1841 | Lieutenant in Hastings, commanded by Captain John Lawrence, Mediterranean |
| 23 February 1841 | 21 November 1843 | Lieutenant in Cyclops, commanded by Horatio Thomas Austin, Mediterranean |
| 22 November 1843 | 24 February 1844 | Additional Lieutenant in Tartarus, commanded by Horatio Thomas Austin, Mediterranean |
| 24 June 1845 | 19 October 1845 | Commander (2ic) in Queen, commanded by Captain Henry John Leeke, Channel squadron |
| 20 October 1845 | 5 December 1845 | Acting Commander in Daring, Channel squadron |
| 6 December 1845 | 25 November 1847 | Commander (2ic) in Queen, commanded by Captain Henry John Leeke, Channel squadron |
| 26 November 1847 | 16 June 1851 | Commander (2ic) in San Josef, commanded by Henry John Leeke, Channel squadron |
| 6 December 1847 | 6 January 1848 | Commander (2ic) in San Josef, Devonport |
| 7 January 1848 | 23 June 1851 | Commander (2ic) in Wellesley, commanded by George Goldsmith, flagship of Entered Navy Earl of Dundonald, North America and West Indies |
| 25 May 1859 | 9 January 1860 | Captain in Aboukir (from commissioning at Devonport), Channel squadron |
| 10 January 1860 | 13 February 1862 | Captain in Cumberland, guard ship of the steam reserve, Sheerness (replacing Cressy) |
| 13 February 1862 | 29 February 1864 | Captain in Edinburgh, Coast Guard, Leith (replaced by Trafalgar) |
| 1 March 1864 | March 1865 | Captain in Trafalgar, Coast Guard, Leith (replacing Edinburgh) |