Jamaica Division
Jamaica Division | |
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Active | 1838–1905 |
Country | United Kingdom |
Branch | Royal Navy |
Type | Division |
Part of | Royal Navy |
Garrison/HQ | Jamaica Dockyard, Port Royal, Jamaica |
The Jamaica Division of the North America and West Indies Station[1] was a sub-command of the British Royal Navy's North America and West Indies Station head-quartered at Port Royal dockyard in Jamaica from 1838 to 1905.[2]
History
In 1830 The
Commander-in-Chief, Home Fleet. The office holder would hold the rank of Commodore.[3]
The division primarily consisted of naval vessels assigned to this command but also included the shore establishment Jamaica Dockyard.[4]
Commodores on Jamaica Division
Post holders included:
Rank | Flag | Name | Term | Notes | |
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Commodore, on Jamaica Division of the North America and West Indies Station | |||||
1 | Commodore | Sir John Strutt Peyton, K.C.H | 1838 - 1839[2] | ||
2 | Commodore | Sir Peter John Douglas | 1839 - 1843[2] | ||
3 | Commodore | the Hon. Henry Dilkes Byng | 26 July 1842 - 7 September 1843[5][2] | (brother of V.Adm George Byng) | |
4 | Commodore | Alexander Renton Sharpe C.B. | 8 September 1843 - 15 September 1845[5][2] | ||
5 | Commodore | Daniel Pring | 16 September 1845 - 29 November 1847[2][5] | ||
post vacant 12/1847 - 01/1848 | |||||
6 | Commodore | Thomas Bennett | 7 February 1848 -1851[2][5] | (Adm, by 1865)[5] | |
post vacant 1852-1854[2] | |||||
7 | Commodore | Thomas Henderson | 3 October 1854 - 3 August 1855[2][5] | (and as Senior Officer, West Indies) | |
post vacant 1856-1858[2] | |||||
8 | Commodore | Henry Kellett C.B. | 3 August 1855 16 March 1857/59[2][5] | (and as Senior Officer, West Indies) | |
9 | Commodore | Hugh Dunlop | November 1859-January 1864[6] | ||
10 | Commodore | Peter Cracroft C.B. | March 1864 – 1865[6] | ||
11 | Commodore | Algernon F.R. de Horsey |
1865 | (acting Cmdre)[2] | |
12 | Commodore | F. Leopold McClintock |
September 1865-February 1868[6] | ||
13 | Commodore | Augustus Phillimore | February 1868-December 1869[6] | ||
14 | Commodore | Richard W. Courtenay | December 1869-January 1872[6] | ||
15 | Commodore | Algernon F.R. de Horsey |
January 1872-February 1875[6] | ||
16 | Commodore | Algernon McLennan Lyons |
February 1875-February 1878[6] | ||
17 | Commodore | the Hon. William J. Ward | February 1878-August 1880[6] | ||
18 | Commodore | William S. Brown | August 1880-August 1882[6] | ||
19 | Commodore | John C. Purvis | August 1882-July 1883[6] | ||
20 | Commodore | Francis M. Prattent | July 1883-July 1886[6] | ||
21 | Commodore | Henry Hand | July 1886-September 1889[6] | ||
22 | Commodore | Rodney M. Lloyd | September 1889-September 1892[6] | (also styled Commodore-in-Charge, Jamaica) | |
23 | Commodore | Thomas S. Jackson | September 1892-September 1895[6] | ditto | |
24 | Commodore | Herbert W. Dowding | 1895-April 1898[6] | ditto | |
25 | Commodore | William H. Henderson | April 1898-February 1900[6] | ditto | |
26 | Commodore | Edward H.M. Davis C.M.G. |
February 1900-May 1901[6] | ditto | |
27 | Commodore | Daniel McN. Riddel | May 1901-July 1903[6] | ditto | |
28 | Commodore | Frederic W. Fisher | July 1903-March 1905[6] | ditto |
References
- ISBN 9781409446866.
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m Cundall, Frank (1915). "Historic Jamaica : With fifty-two illustrations". archive.org. London : Published for the Institute of Jamaica by the West India Committee. pp.28-31. Retrieved 15 March 2018.
- ISBN 9780921560036.
- ISBN 9781409446866.
- ^ a b c d e f g Davis, Peter. "Royal Navy officers A-Z in command: 1840-1860". www.pdavis.nl. Peter Davis, Zeist, The Netherlands, 9 March 2018. Retrieved 15 March 2018.[self-published source]
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s Mackie, Colin. "Royal Navy Senior Appointments from 1865: Commodore, Jamaica" (PDF). gulabin.com. Colin Mackie,p.172. Retrieved 15 March 2018.