Francis Richard Blackburne R.N.
Francis Richard Blackburne R.N.
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Francis Richard Blackburne R.N. | Explanation |
Son of Rev. Thomas Blackburne (1790-1847) |
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Date (from) | (Date to) | Personal |
1835 | | Born (Eccles, Lancashire, England) |
5 October 1902 | | Died (Bampton, Oxfordshire, England) |
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Date | Rank |
25 May 1857 | Lieutenant |
25 October 1867 | Commander |
25 August 1877 | Captain |
21 February 1890 | Retired Captain |
20 February 1892 | Retired Rear-Admiral |
29 November 1895 | Retired Vice-Admiral |
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Date from | Date to | Service |
24 March 1856 | 21 August 1856 | Mate in Hannibal, commanded by Captain John Charles Dalrymple Hay, Black Sea during the Russian War, then Mediterranean |
22 August 1856 | 14 March 1857 | Act. Lieutenant commander in Cracker, tender to Royal Albert |
22 November 1857 | 21 January 1862 | Lieutenant in Racoon, commanded by James Aylmer Dorset Paynter then Captain William Charles Chamberlain, Channel squadron then Mediterranean |
25 February 1862 | 25 October 1865 | Lieutenant in Styx, commanded by Commander Hon. William John Ward, North America and West Indies |
24 January 1866 | 1 March 1868 | Lieutenant in Topaze, commanded by William Montagu Dowell then Commodore Richard Ashmore Powell, Pacific |
17 August 1870 | 8 June 1872 | Commander (2ic) in Trafalgar, commanded by Captain Thomas Bridgeman Lethbridge, seagoing naval cadet training ship |
26 September 1872 | 17 April 1875 | Commander (2ic) in Swiftsure, commanded by Captain Hon. William John Ward then Captain John Kennedy Erskine Baird, home waters, then the Mediterranean |
1 June 1875 | 27 September 1877 | Commander (2ic) in Duke of Wellington, commanded by Captain Francis William Sullivan then Walter Cecil Talbot, flagship of the port admiral, Portsmouth |
2 July 1879 | | Senior torpedo class on Vernon |
12 September 1882 | 11 September 1886 | Captain in Heroine, Pacific |
1 November 1886 | 28 February 1889 | Captain in Shannon, Ship of First Reserve, Coastguard, Greenock (with summer cruises in July-August of 1887 and 1888) |