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'''Francisco Sangro Tremlett'''
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=== House Notes ===
proposed 1882.12.12<br />Brabrook's presidential address 1898: Rear-Admiral Tremlett, who had reached his eighty-second year,died on the 5th April. His naval career commenced in the year 1830, and was one of distinction. It had been his custom for many years to spend some weeks in Brittany, and he became an admitted authority on the rude stone monuments of that country. He was always pleased to supply enquirers with copies of books, plans, and illustrations relating to them. On several occasions he read papers on that subject to this Institute,and he was a contributor to various archaeological publications.
=== Notes From Elsewhere ===
Tremlett, F. S. (Francisco Sangro), 1805-1897<br /><br />Francisco Sangro Robert Dawson Tremlett R.N. <br /> Only son of Admiral William Tremlett Date <br /> 1815 Born <br />30 March 1897 Died (Tunbridge Wells) <br />1 May 1830 Entered Navy <br />26 January 1843 Lieutenant <br />8 August 1857 Commander <br />9 May 1863 Captain <br />14 September 1870 Retired Captain <br />30 December 1878 Retired Rear-Admiral <br />27 May 1843 Lieutenant (additional) in Alfred, commanded by John Brett Purvis, south-east coast of America <br />18 December 1843 Lieutenant in Frolic, commanded by Cospatrick Baillie Hamilton, Pacific <br />29 May 1845 29 January 1846 Lieutenant in Agincourt, commanded by William James Hope Johnstone, flagship of Rear-Admiral Thomas John Cochrane, East Indies <br />29 January 1846 13 November 1846 Lieutenant in Childers, commanded by John Charles Pitman, East Indies <br />13 November 1846 Lieutenant in Vestal, commanded by Charles Talbot, East Indies <br />4 October 1858 31 December 1861 Commander in Impregnable, commanded by William Houston Stewart, Plymouth, flagship of the Port Admiral <br />1 January 1862 8 May 1863 Commander in Impregnable, Devonport, training ship <br />12 May 1863 Captain in Impregnable, Devonport, training ship<br />
