James Ptolemy Thurburn R.N.
James Ptolemy Thurburn R.N.
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James Ptolemy Thurburn R.N. | Explanation |
Son of Robert Thurburn (1784-1860) |
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Date (from) | (Date to) | Personal |
15 October 1816 | | Born (Ash Shatibi, Al Iskandariyah, Egypt) |
21 December 1847 | | Married, in Buenos Aires, Margaret (1827-1910), daughter of James White (1803-1871) |
21 July 1908 | | Died (Upper Norwood, Middlesex) |
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Date | Rank |
3 June 1831 | Entered Navy |
14 October 1837 | Mate |
15 March 1841 | Lieutenant |
29 April 1851 | Commander |
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Date from | Date to | Service |
14 October 1837 | 1 January 1838 | Mate in Asia, commanded by Captain William Fisher, Mediterranean |
9 April 1838 | 19 October 1838 | Mate in Asia, commanded by Captain William Fisher, Mediterranean |
20 October 1838 | 15 August 1840 | Mate in Wolverene, commanded by Commander William Tucker, mediterranean, then Cape of Good Hope & Coast of Africa |
16 August 1840 | 9 October 1840 | Acting lieutenant in Wolverene, commanded by Commander William Tucker, Cape of Good Hope & Coast of Africa |
10 October 1840 | 14 March 1841 | acting lieutenant in Persian, commanded by Acting commander Thomas Edward Symonds, west coast of Africa |
15 March 1841 | 3 September 1841 | Lieutenant in Persian, commanded by Commander Thomas Rodney Eden, west coast of Africa |
16 September 1841 | 27 November 1841 | Lieutenant in Thalia, commanded by Captain Charles Hope, East Indies and Pacific |
6 March 1846 | 14 August 1846 | Lieutenant in Harlequin, commanded by Commander Douglas Curry, Mediterranean |
22 November 1846 | 16 April 1850 | Lieutenant and commander in Griffon (until paying off at Portsmouth), south-east coast of America |
8 May 1852 | 9 October 1853 | Agent for mails |
29 March 1855 | 3 November 1856 | Commander in Madagascar, store ship, Rio de Janeiro |
12 November 1860 | 21 November 1865 | Additional Commander in Cornwallis, commanded by George Granville Randolph, for the Coast Guard in the Humber |
3 January 1866 | 31 March 1868 | Commander (2ic) in Wellesley, commanded by Captain William Houston Stewart, guard ship of ordinary, Chatham |