Frederick Warden R.N.
Frederick Warden R.N.


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Frederick Warden R.N.Explanation
Son of George Warden
 
Date (from)(Date to)Personal
18 November 1807 Born
14 July 1846 Married Elleanor, youngest daughter of the late Vice-Admiral Henry Garrett, of Anglesey.
11 November 1869 Died (Cork, Ireland)
Entry in O'Byrnes 1849 'Naval Biographical Dictionary'
Obituary in the Times newspaper
 
DateRank
1 June 1820Entered Royal Naval College
18 September 1828Lieutenant
6 June 1838Commander
24 July 1845Captain
12 September 1863Rear-Admiral
 
Date fromDate toService
5 July 182725 October 1827Mate in Blanche, south-east coast of America
16 March 18311 May 1834Lieutenant in Barham, commanded by Captain Hugh Pigot, Mediterranean
31 May 18346 June 1838Lieutenant in Thalia, flagship of Rear-Admiral Sir Patrick Campbell, Cape of Good Hope
12 August 184016 May 1845Commander in Medea (from commissioning at Woolwich), Mediterranean (including operations on the coast of Syria in 1840, and at the blockade of Alexandria). Later collecting the 'Xanthian Marbles' (an ancient collection of sculptures discovered in 1838 by Sir Charles Fellows at the Greek city of Xanthus, and now in the British Museum)
6 August 185023 June 1852Captain in Retribution, particular service
24 June 18522 September 1853Additional captain in Fisgard, commanded by Commodore Henry Eden, Woolwich
10 September 185326 May 1856Captain in Ajax, Portsmouth, then the Baltic during the Russian War
13 December 185626 August 1861Captain in Redpole and Naval Officer in charge of naval and victualling estabishments at Gibraltar (Redpole nominally tender to Hibernia in Malta)
27 August 186112 February 1862Captain in Cuckoo and Naval Officer in charge of naval and victualling estabishments at Gibraltar
13 February 186218 May 1862Captain in Procris and Naval Officer in charge of naval and victualling estabishments at Gibraltar
1 May 186712 December 1868Commander-in-chief, Channel squadron, flag in Lord Clyde, then (5 April 1867) Minotaur
24 December 186811 November 1869Commander-in-chief, Queenstown (until he died), flag in Mersey


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