William John Samuel Pullen R.N.
William John Samuel Pullen R.N.
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| William John Samuel Pullen R.N. | Explanation |
| Second child and eldest son of Lieutenant William Pullen and Amelia Mary Haswell |
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| Date (from) | (Date to) | Personal |
| 4 December 1813 | | Born (Devonport) |
| 11 January 1887 | | Died (Torquay) |
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| Date | Rank |
| 9 November 1846 | Lieutenant |
| 24 January 1850 | Commander |
| 10 May 1856 | Captain |
| 1 April 1870 | Retired Captain |
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| Date from | Date to | Service |
| 20 February 1852 | 23 October 1854 | Commander in North Star, particular service, part of Sir Edward Belchers expedition searching for Sir John Franklins' ill-fated 1845 North-West Passage expedition. Initially a depot ship at Beechey island, North Star took the crews of the other vessels home when they all became trapped in the ice |
| 23 November 1854 | 4 February 1855 | Commander in Perseverance, Woolwich |
| 5 February 1855 | 14 May 1856 | Commander in Falcon (from commissioning at Portsmouth), Portsmouth, then the Baltic during the Russian War |
| 15 September 1857 | 22 May 1861 | Captain in Cyclops, East Indies and China |
| 5 June 1863 | 20 November 1865 | Captain in Terror, commanded by Captain James Francis Ballard Wainwright, guard ship, Bermuda |
| 25 September 1867 | 11 March 1869 | Captain in Revenge, Coast Guard, Pembroke Dock |
| 11 May 1869 | 11 June 1869 | Captain in Pembroke, commanded by Captain Hon. John Welbore Sunderland Spencer, Coast Guard, Harwich (replaced by Penelope) |
| 12 June 1869 | 10 January 1870 | Captain in Penelope, commanded by Captain Matthew Connolly, Coast Guard and Drill Ship of Naval Reserve, Harwich |