James Johnstone McCleverty R.N.
James Johnstone McCleverty R.N.
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| James Johnstone McCleverty R.N. | Explanation |
| Third and youngest son of Major-General Sir Robert M'Cleverty |
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| Date (from) | (Date to) | Personal |
| 21 June 1810 | | Born |
| 2 June 1846 | | Married Sophia, fifth daughter of Rev. Hubert Oakeley, and widow of Commander R.F. Cleveland R.N. |
| 4 March 1863 | | Died (Florence, Italy) |
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| Date | Rank |
| 6 July 1823 | Entered Navy |
| 1 November 1831 | Lieutenant |
| 23 December 1842 | Commander |
| 21 December 1848 | Captain |
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| Date from | Date to | Service |
| 25 August 1829 | 8 May 1830 | Mate in Asia, commanded by Captain William James Hope Johnstone, flagship of Vice-Admiral Sir Pulteney Malcolm on the Mediterranean station |
| 9 May 1830 | 3 November 1831 | Mate in Britannia, commanded by Captain William James Hope Johnstone, Mediterranean |
| 2 May 1832 | 8 September 1834 | Lieutenant in Castor, commanded by Captain Richard Grant then Captain Lord John Hay, Chatham |
| 4 October 1835 | 13 November 1838 | Lieutenant in Aetna, commanded by Captain Alexander Thomas Emeric Vidal surveying on west coast of Africa |
| 23 April 1846 | 28 June 1847 | Commander in Polyphemus, Channel squadron, then Mediterranean |
| 29 June 1847 | 20 August 1847 | Acting Captain in Amazon, Mediterranean |
| 21 August 1847 | 23 January 1849 | Commander in Polyphemus, Mediterranean |
| 7 June 1853 | 2 August 1856 | Captain in Terrible, Mediterranean (and Black Sea during the Russian War) |
| 23 November 1857 | 25 October 1861 | Captain in Cambrian (until paying off at Plymouth), East Indies and China |