John James Steven Josling R.N.
John James Steven Josling R.N.
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John James Steven Josling R.N. | Explanation |
Son of Thomas Josling (????-1854) |
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Date (from) | (Date to) | Personal |
1825 | | Born |
28 July 1857 | | Married Louisa Ellen (1833-1888), daughter of Edward E. Longford (1810-????) |
15 August 1863 | | Died; killed while in command of Euryalus during the bombardment of Kagoshima ('Anglo-Satsuma War') |
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Date | Rank |
2 February 1847 | Mate |
25 July 1847 | Lieutenant |
2 November 1854 | Commander |
31 January 1861 | Captain |
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Date from | Date to | Service |
25 July 1847 | 22 September 1849 | Lieutenant in Scout, commanded by Commander William Loring then Frederick Erskine Johnston, East Indies |
8 July 1850 | 4 July 1854 | Lieutenant in Thetis, commanded by Captain Augustus Leopold Kuper then Captain James Horsford Cockburn, south-east coast of America, then Pacific |
7 April 1854 | 21 March 1855 | Lieutenant in Eurydice, commanded by Captain Erasmus Ommanney then John Walter Tarleton, White Sea (during the Russian War, together with Miranda, Edmund Moubray Lyons, and Brisk, Frederick Beauchamp Paget Seymour), then (November 1854) North America and West Indies |
8 February 1856 | 23 April 1857 | Commander (2ic) in James Watt, commanded by Captain Talavera Vernon Anson, Devonport |
19 February 1858 | 4 December 1859 | Commander (2ic) in Princess Royal, commanded by Captain Thomas Baillie, Mediterranean |
5 December 1859 | 31 January 1861 | Commander (2ic) in Queen, commanded by Captain Charles Farrell Hillyar, Mediterranean |
10 February 1862 | 15 August 1863 | Captain in Euryalus, flagship of Rear-Admiral Augustus Leopold Kuper on the East Indies and China station (until he was killed during the bombardment of Kagoshima ('Anglo-Satsuma War')) |