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English Ships at the Battle of Trafalgar - 21 October 1805

Ship Guns Commander Killed/Wounded
Victory 100 Capt. Thomas Masterman Hardy      57 / 102
Temeraire   98 Capt. Eliab Harvey      47 / 76
Neptune   98 Capt Thomas Francis Freemantle      10 / 34
Leviathan   74 Capt Henry William Bayntun        4 / 22
Britannia 100 Capt Charles Bullen      10 / 42
Conquerer   74 Capt Sir Israel Pellew        3 / 9
Africa   64 Capt Henry Digby      18 / 44
Agamemnon   64 Capt Sir Edward Berry        2 / 8
Ajax   74 Lieut John Pilford        2 / 9
Orion   74 Capt Edward Codrington        1 / 23
Minotaur   74 Capt Charles John Moore Mansfield        3 / 22
Spartiate   74 Capt Sir Francis Laforey        3 / 20
Royal Sovereign 100 Capt Edward Rotheram      47 / 94
Belleisle   74 Capt William Hargood      33 / 93
Mars   74 Capt George Duff      29 / 69
Tonnant   80 Capt Charles Tyler      26 / 50
Bellerphon   74 Capt John Cooke      27 / 123
Colossus   74 Capt James Nichol Morris      46 / 160
Achille   74 Capt Sir Richard King      13 / 59
Dreadnought   98 Capt John Conn        7 / 26
Polyphemus   64 Capt Robert Redmill        2 / 4
Revenge   74 Capt Robert Moorsom      28 / 51
Swiftsure   74 Capt William Gordon Rutherford        9 / 8
Defiance   74 Capt Philip Charles Durham      17 / 53
Thunderer   74 Lieut John Stockham        4 / 12
Defence   74 Capt George Hope        7 / 29
Prince   98 Capt Richard Grindall        0 / 0
Euryalis   36 Capt Hon Henry Blackwood  
Naiad   38 Capt Thomas Dundas  
Phoebe   36 Capt Hon Thomas Bladen Capell  
Sirius   36 Capt William Prowse  
Pickle   10 Lieut John Richards La Penotiere  
Entreprenante     8 Lieut Robert Benjamin Young  


** Lascelles, Percy Pellew. Born 30 April 1847 Adm. pens. (age 19) at CAIUS, Nov. 2, 1866. [4th] s. of Rowley, barrister, of Pencarreg, Carm. B. [1848], at Noyaddwillim, Card. Schools, Cowbridge and Brecon. Did not reside. Adm. at the Inner Temple, Nov. 16, 1872. Called to the Bar, July 3, 1878. Member of the S. Wales Circuit. (Venn, II. 378; Inns of Court; Law Lists; Foster, Men at the Bar.) View full context Alumni Cantabrigienses From 1752 to 1900: Volume 5 Married 5 September 1878, All Saints Wigan, Lilias Frances Anne WOODCOCK aged 29 of Bank House Wigan, dau. of Henry Woodcock, Esquire. Address at time of marriage, Llandygwydd.

 

** Pellew, Edward Ferdinand. Adm. pens. at TRINITY, Mar. 19, 1861. S. of Edward, Viscount Exmouth. The 2nd Viscount was Pownoll Bastard, whose eldest s., Edward (b. 1811), succeeded, but did not marry Madelina-Honorine Dobrowolska of Paris until 1850, and 'died s.p.' Born  Jan. 29, 1844, in Paris, France. School, Bucks. (private). Matric. Michs. 1861; LL.B. 1866; LL.M. 1870. Adm. at the Inner Temple, Nov. 12, 1862. Called to the Bar, Apr. 30, 1866. On the Western Circuit. Revising barrister for South Wilts. Secretary to the Royal Commission on Railway Accidents. (Law Lists; Inns of Court; Foster, Men at the Bar.) View full context Alumni Cantabrigienses From 1752 to 1900: Volume 5

 

Magdalena-Honorata Dobrowolska
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"Count Dobrowolski of Poland & Russia"
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Major Vivian Humphrey Langford Pellew, M.C., RGA., (Royal Garrison Artillery) Born 7 May 1881. Served with Militia Artillery. Commissioned as 2nd Lieut., RGA on 24 May 1902; Major, RGA on 1 May 1917. Military Cross, LG 1 Jan 1917; MID, LG 1 Jan 1926.

 

Major Vivian Humphrey Langford Pellew, M.C.,
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** Roper, Henry Pellew Trevor. Adm. pens. at CLARE, Oct. 6, 1866. [Elder s. of Richard (and Marian). B. Aug. 12, 1846.] School, Rossall. Matric. Michs. 1866. Married, 1875, Amy Juliet, youngest dau. of the Rev. George Preston, and had issue. Of Leeswood Hall, near Mold. Died Sept. 5, 1877. (Rossall Reg.; Burke, P. and B.) View full context Herringshaw's Encyclopedia of American Biography of the Nineteenth Century. Herringshaw's Encyclopedia of American Biography page 730

 

Coghlan, Jeremiah. (1775?-1844), captain in navy; mate of merchant ship at Plymouth, 1796, when he attracted attention of Sir Edward *Pellew, Viscount Exmouth, who placed him on his ship the Indefatigable; commanded Viper frigate, 1800; captured French gun-brig Cerbere after hard fight off Port Louis, and was promoted lieutenant, 1800; commanded sloop on Jamaica Station, 1804-7; senior officer of light squadron in Bahamas, 1807-11; captain, 1810; flag-captain to Pellew in Mediterranean, 1812; CB, 1815; on South American Station, 1826-30.

 

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