Algernon Frederick Rous De Horsey R.N.
Algernon Frederick Rous De Horsey R.N.


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Algernon Frederick Rous De Horsey R.N.Explanation
Son of Spencer de Horsey (1790-1860)
 
Date (from)(Date to)Personal
27 July 1827 Born (Aldborough, Suffolk)
9 April 1861 Married Caroline Augusta (1836-1929) daughter of Andrew Drew R.N. (1792-1878)
1871 Naval Aide-de-camp to Queen Victoria
9 November 1903 K.C.B. (Knight Commander of the Bath)
22 October 1922 Died (Cowes, Isle of Wight)
Obituary in the Times newspaper
 
DateRank
1840Entered Navy
26 July 1846Lieutenant
10 June 1853Commander
7 September 1857Captain
7 May 1875Rear-Admiral
27 November 1879Vice-Admiral
29 April 1885Admiral
25 July 1892Retired Admiral
 
Date fromDate toService
25 July 184615 January 1848Lieutenant in Modeste, commanded by Commander Thomas Vernon Watkins then Henry John Windham Sherbrook Payne Gallwey then Acting Commander John Wallace Douglas McDonald, Pacific
13 March 18496 January 1851Lieutenant in Arrogant, commanded by Captain Robert Fitzroy then Captain Robert Spencer Robinson, Portsmouth, then Lisbon
7 January 18519 June 1853Lieutenant in Cumberland, commanded by Captain George Henry Seymour, North America and West Indies
22 July 185326 June 1855Commander in Devastation, North America and West Indies
30 November 18551 July 1857Commander in Victor, North America and West Indies
1 May 185931 December 1861Captain in Brisk (from commissioning at Plymouth), Cape of Good Hope (until invalided)
9 May 186431 October 1865Captain in Wolverene (from commissioning at Woolwich), North America and West Indies
1 November 186520 December 1867Captain in Aurora (until paying off at Plymouth), North America and West Indies, senior officer on the Canadian lakes (during the Fenian disturbances)
27 May 186816 June 1871Captain in Hector, Coast Guard, Southampton Water (and, May 1869, cruise of the Reserve Fleet)
17 February 187231 March 1875Captain in Aboukir, Receiving ship, Jamaica
20 September 187621 July 1879Commander-in-chief, Pacific, flag in Repulse , then Shah, then Triumph (Shah engaged the Peruvian rebel turret-ship HuascarExternal link on 29 May 1877)
4 December 18847 May 1885Commander-in-chief, Channel squadron, flag in Northumberland then Minotaur aa


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