Charles Edward Foot R.N.
Charles Edward Foot R.N.
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Charles Edward Foot R.N. | Explanation |
Son of Rev. Simon Charles Foot (1808-1885) |
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Date (from) | (Date to) | Personal |
24 July 1841 | | Born (Vicarsfield, Co. Kilkenny, Ireland) |
5 November 1873 | | Married Fanny Ann Jones (1847-1922), eldest daughter of George Hammond Whalley, M.P. (1813-1879) |
12 January 1883 | | Awarded 3rd Class Osmaniah by the Khedive of Egypt for service during recent campaign |
16 August 1884 | | Died at Blantyre in what is now Malawi. |
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Date | Rank |
16 February 1861 | Lieutenant |
25 October 1867 | Commander |
30 December 1875 | Captain |
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Date from | Date to | Service |
15 February 1855 | 19 May 1856 | Naval cadet in Hawke, commanded by Captain Erasmus Ommanney, the Baltic, as senior officer in the Gulf of Riga during the Russian War, and then at Falmouth |
20 May 1856 | 13 February 1857 | Naval cadet in Pearl, commanded by Captain Edward Southwell Sotheby, Pacific |
14 February 1857 | 16 June 1859 | Midshipman in Pearl, commanded by Captain Edward Southwell Sotheby, Pacific, and in command of Pearl's Naval Brigade during the Indian Mutiny |
17 June 1859 | 21 July 1859 | Midshipman in Victory, commanded by Captain Arthur Farquhar, flag-ship, Commander-in-chief, Portsmouth |
22 July 1859 | 11 January 1860 | Midshipman in Edgar, commanded by Captain James Edward Katon, second in command, Channel squadron |
12 January 1860 | 15 February 1861 | Midshipman in Mutine, commanded by Commander William Graham, Pacific |
16 February 1861 | 27 August 1861 | Acting Sub-lieutenant in Mutine, commanded by Commander William Graham, Pacific |
14 March 1862 | 30 June 1863 | Lieutenant in Lee, commanded by Commander Edwin Charles Symons, west coast of Africa |
1 July 1863 | 18 January 1864 | Lieutenant in Rattlesnake, commanded by Commodore Arthur Parry Eardley-Wilmot, west coast of Africa |
19 January 1864 | 5 January 1865 | Lieutenant in Rattlesnake, commanded by Commodore Arthur Parry Eardley-Wilmot, west coast of Africa, for service in Lee |
6 January 1865 | 28 July 1865 | Acting Commander in Speedwell, west coast of Africa |
29 July 1865 | 16 August 1865 | Lieutenant in Rattlesnake, west coast of Africa |
7 June 1866 | 30 June 1867 | Lieutenant and commander in Griper, Queenstown, tender to Black Prince |
1 July 1867 | 10 November 1867 | Lieutenant and commander in Griper, Queenstown, tender to Mersey |
16 January 1868 | 23 March 1869 | Commander (2ic) in Defence, commanded by Charles Henry May, Channel squadron |
17 March 1870 | | Inspecting officer, Chester division, Coast Guard |
21 March 1870 | 31 October 1873 | Coast Guard, Chester then Liverpool |
1 November 1873 | 13 March 1876 | Commander in Daphne, East Indies |
12 May 1880 | 16 December 1882 | Captain in Ruby, East Indies |
1 October 1883 | 16 August 1884 | Consul in the territories of the African Kings and Chiefs in the districts adjacent to Lake Nyassa (until he died) |