Lord John Hay R.N.
Lord John Hay R.N.
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Lord John Hay R.N. | Explanation |
Third son of George, seventh Marquis of Tweeddale (1753-1804) |
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Date (from) | (Date to) | Personal |
1 April 1793 | | Born (Yester, East Lothian, Scotland) |
1807 | | Lost his left arm in a cutting-out expedition in Hyères Roads. |
20 June 1826 | 8 May 1831 | M.P. for Haddingtonshire |
1833 | | Received silver medal from the 'Society for Encouragement of Arts, &c' for his invention of a telescope holder for a one-handed person. |
1837 | | Received Grand Cross of the Spanish Order of Charles III. |
17 February 1837 | | C.B. (Companion of the Bath) for service off Spain. |
2 September 1846 | | Married Mary Anne (1800-1850), eldest daughter of Donald Cameron of Lochiel, 22nd Chief of Clan Cameron |
28 July 1847 | 5 January 1850 | M.P. (Liberal) for Windsor (until he resigned). |
18?? | | Deputy-Lieutenant for Haddingtonshire |
26 August 1851 | | Died (Devonport, Devon, England) |
Not to be confused with with his nephew Lord John Hay (1827-1916) R.N. who was a Commissioner of the Admiralty (1866, 1868-1871 and 1880-1883), and an M.P. |
Literature: (DNB; O'Byrne; Stenton). |
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Date | Rank |
4 December 1804 | Entered Navy |
1 April 1812 | Lieutenant |
17 June 1814 | Commander |
7 December 1818 | Captain |
21 August 1851 | Rear-Admiral |
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Date from | Date to | Service |
4 December 1804 | | 1st Class Volunteer in Monarch |
December 1806 | June 1811 | Serving in Seahorse going to the Mediterranean |
June 1812 | | Lieutenant in Pique in which he went to the West Indies |
31 May 1814 | | Lieutenant in Venerable |
November 1814 | August 1818 | Commander in Opossum in the Channel and on the Halifax station |
November 1814 | | Commander in Bustard at Lisbon |
September 1832 | November 1836 | Captain in Castor, frigate (Present at blockade of Dutch ports in "Belgian question" in Dec. Later as Commodore of British fleet intervening in Spanish civil war) |
19 November 1836 | 8 March 1837 | Captain in Phoenix, coast of Spain (during the civil war) |
8 March 1837 | | Commodore in North Star, on North coast of Spain |
17 August 1841 | October 1843 | Captain in Warspite, North America and West Indies |
1846 | | Acting Superintendent of Woolwich dockyard. |
1846 | | Chairman of the Board of Naval Construction |
13 July 1846 | 9 February 1850 | Commissioner of the Admiralty (4th then 3rd Naval Lord) |
9 February 1850 | 8 September 1851 | Commodore-superintendent of Plymouth dockyard (flag in St George) |