Richard Laird Warren R.N.
Richard Laird Warren R.N.
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Richard Laird Warren R.N. | Explanation |
Second child and eldest son of Vice-Admiral Frederic Warren (1775-1848) and brother of Frederick Pelham Warren R.N. |
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Date (from) | (Date to) | Personal |
11 October 1809 | | Born (Mains and Strathmartine, Angus ,Scotland) |
25 April 1844 | | Married Eleanor Charlotte (1820-1895), second daughter of Pelham Warren M.D. (1778-1835), of Worting House, Hampshire |
29 July 1875 | | Died (Southsea) |
Entry in O'Byrnes 1849 'Naval Biographical Dictionary' |
Obituary in the Times newspaper |
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Date | Rank |
1 August 1822 | Entered Navy |
1 January 1829 | Lieutenant |
24 December 1833 | Commander |
9 May 1839 | Captain |
13 February 1858 | Rear-Admiral |
5 May 1865 | Vice-Admiral |
1 April 1870 | Admiral |
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Date from | Date to | Service |
24 December 1833 | 3 May 1834 | Commander in Trinculo, west coast of Africa |
4 May 1834 | 29 August 1834 | Commander in Aetna, surveying on the west coast of Africa |
21 September 1835 | 12 October 1836 | Commander in Snake, North America and West Indies |
13 October 1836 | 29 April 1839 | Commander in Serpent, North America and West Indies |
30 April 1839 | 8 May 1839 | Acting Captain in Magnificent, receiving ship, Jamaica |
9 May 1839 | 23 May 1839 | Captain in Magnificent, receiving ship, Jamaica |
2 September 1841 | 27 November 1843 | Captain in Magicienne (until paying off), Mediterranean |
20 July 1847 | 16 August 1850 | Captain in Trincomalee, North America and West Indies |
19 December 1853 | 14 May 1857 | Captain in Cressy (from commissioning until paying off at Sheerness), Mediterranean, then (1854) the Baltic during the Russian war, then the Mediterranean |
15 April 1861 | 26 June 1861 | En route to his station as Commander-in-Chief, South-east coast of America, flag in Emerald |
27 June 1861 | 27 August 1864 | Commander-in-chief, South-east coast of America, flag in Forte |
7 April 1869 | 11 June 1869 | Commander-in-chief, the Nore, flag in Agincourt |
14 June 1869 | 30 June 1870 | Commander-in-chief, the Nore, flag in Pembroke |