List of Royal Navy admirals (1707–current)

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British Admirals. Britannia Viewing the Conquerors of the Seas, 1800

Admiral is a senior rank of the Royal Navy of the United Kingdom, which equates to the NATO rank code OF-9, formally outranked only by the rank admiral of the fleet. The rank of admiral is currently the highest rank to which an officer in the Royal Navy can be promoted, admiral of the fleet being used nowadays only for honorary promotions. This list aims to include all who have been promoted to the rank of admiral in the Royal Navy of the United Kingdom following the Acts of Union 1707, or to historical variations of that rank (the main article on the rank includes a history of the rank, including the pre-1864 use of colour for admirals of the various squadrons). Royal Navy officers holding the ranks of rear admiral, vice admiral and admiral of the fleet are sometimes considered generically to be admirals. These are not listed here unless they gained the rank of full admiral. For a very long time promotion to the ranks above captain was an entitlement of everyone who had become a captain and occurred in strict order of seniority as captain; this was enacted in 1718 and is still evident in Navy Lists of the 1940s. Various stratagems were developed to move those who had seniority over captains who it was actually desired to promote out of the way of the functional promotions, including promotion "without distinction of squadron", "dormant commissions", "superannuation", a variety of pension schemes, a "reserved list", and a "retired list"; these were frequently enacted by Order in Council. Despite being moved off the active list vice-admirals could still be promoted to admiral after all previously promoted vice admirals of their category had been promoted or died, whether on an honorific basis or as a means of granting them a pension increase. Persons listed are shown with the titles they held at the time of their deaths whether or not these were held at the time of their promotion to the rank of full admiral. Those who only held the rank of full admiral on an acting basis are not shown.

List of admirals

Promoted Name Born Died Notes
26 January 1708 George Byng, 1st Viscount Torrington KB 1663 1733 Senior Naval Lord 1710–1712, 1714–1717, 1718–1721;
promoted Admiral of the Fleet in 1718
17 December 1708[1] John Jennings 1664 1743 Senior Naval Lord 1721–1727
21 December 1709 Sir John Norris 1670 1749 Senior Naval Lord 1727–1730; promoted to Admiral of the Fleet in 1734
20 December 1708 Sir James Wishart 1659 1723 Dictionary of National Biography Volume 62 page 253 has an extended discussion of the disputed relative seniority of these 5 promotions; Threedecks.org indicates Wishart was dismissed from the Navy in 1715.[2]
10 July 1731[3] Sir Charles Wager 1666 1743 Senior Naval Lord 1730–1733; First Lord of the Admiralty 1733–1742
26 February 1734 Sir George Walton 1665 1739 retired on pension 1736
2 March 1736 Philip Cavendish[4] 1695 1743
11 August 1743[5][6] Sir John Balchen 1670 1744 lost at sea with HMS Victory (1737)
Was promoted Admiral of the White in August 1743 from Vice-Admiral of the Red
11 August 1743[7] Thomas Mathews 1676 1751 dismissed from the navy after court-martial
23 June 1744[8] Nicholas Haddock 1686 1746
23 June 1744 Sir Chaloner Ogle KB 1681 1750 promoted to Admiral of the Fleet in 1749
23 April 1745 Edward Vernon 1684 1757 dismissed 1746
7 June 1746 Richard Lestock 1679 1746
15 July 1747 James Steuart 1678 1757 promoted Admiral of the Fleet in 1750
15 January 1747 George Clinton 1686? 1761 promoted Admiral of the Fleet in 1757
15 July 1747 [9] Sir William Rowley KB 1690? 1768 Senior Naval Lord 1751–1756, 1757; promoted Admiral of the Fleet in 1762
15 July 1747 [9] William Martin 1696? 1756 retired shortly after promotion[10]
15 July 1747 [9] Isaac Townsend 1685? 1765 Governor of Greenwich Hospital, 1754
12 May 1748 George Anson, 1st Baron Anson 1697 1762 Senior Naval Lord 1749–1751; promoted to Admiral of the Fleet in 1761
May 1748 Vere Beauclerk, 1st Baron Vere 1699 1781 Senior Naval Lord 1746–1749; retired 1749
4 June 1756 John Byng 1704 1757 executed after court-martial
February 1757 Edward Hawke, 1st Baron Hawke 1705 1781 First Lord of the Admiralty 1766–1771; promoted Admiral of the Fleet in 1768
February 1757[11] Thomas Griffin 1692 1771
February 1757[12] Henry Osborn 1694 1771
February 1757[13] Thomas Smith 1707 1762 "retired from active service" October 1758
February 1758 John Forbes 1714 1796 Senior Naval Lord 1761–1763; promoted to Admiral of the Fleet in 1781
February 1758 Edward Boscawen PC 1711 1761 Senior Naval Lord 1756–1757, 1757–1761
December 1760 Sir Charles Knowles, 1st Baronet 1704? 1777
February 1761[14] Sir George Pocock KB 1706 1792 resigned commission 1766[15]
December 1765[16] George Townshend 1716 1769
August 1767[17] Francis Holburne 1704 1771 Senior Naval Lord 1770–1771
October 1770[18] George Carnegie, 6th Earl of Northesk 1716 1792
October 1770 Sir Charles Saunders, KB 1715? 1775 Senior Naval Lord 1765–1766; First Lord of the Admiralty 1766
October 1770 Charles Hardy 1716? 1780
October 1770[19] Sir Thomas Frankland, 5th Baronet 1718 1784?
October 1770 Harry Powlett, 6th Duke of Bolton 1720 1794
June 1773 Sir Thomas Pye 1709? 1785 some sources say born 1713
March 1775[20] Sir Francis Geary, 1st Baronet 1709 1796
January 1778 George Brydges Rodney, 1st Baron Rodney KB 1718 1792
January 1778 James Young 1717 1789 Rodney and Young were promoted directly to Admiral of the White (London Gazette 11844)
January 1778 Sir Peircy Brett 1709 1781 Senior Naval Lord 1766–1770
January 1778 Sir John Moore, 1st Baronet 1718 1779
January 1778 Sir James Douglas, 1st Baronet 1703 1787
January 1778 George Edgcumbe, 1st Earl of Mount Edgcumbe 1720 1795
January 1778 Samuel Graves 1713 1787
January 1778 William Parry 1705 1779
January 1778 Augustus Keppel, 1st Viscount Keppel 1725 1786 Senior Naval Lord 1766; First Lord of the Admiralty 1782–1783
January 1778[21] John Amherst 1718 1778 died 16 days after promotion
September 1780 Matthew Buckle 1716 1784
September 1780 Robert Man[22] 1783 First Naval Lord 1779–1780
April 1782 Clark Gayton 1712 1785
April 1782 Sir Robert Harland, 1st Baronet 1715 1784 First Naval Lord 1782–1783
April 1782 Richard Howe, 1st Earl Howe KG 1724 1799 Senior Naval Lord 1763–1765; promoted Admiral of the Fleet in 1796
April 1782 John Montagu 1719 1795
April 1782 Hugh Pigot 1722 1792
September 1787 Molyneux Shuldham, 1st Baron Shuldham 1717? 1798
September 1787 John Vaughan[23][24] 1789
September 1787 John Reynolds 1713? 1788
September 1787 Sir Hugh Palliser, 1st Baronet 1723 1796
September 1787 Matthew Barton 1715? 1795
September 1787 Sir Peter Parker, 1st Baronet 1721 1811 Promoted Admiral of the Fleet in 1799
September 1787 Samuel Barrington 1729 1800
February 1793[25] Mariot Arbuthnot 1711 1794
February 1793 Robert Roddam 1719 1808 headed the list when rank Admiral of the Red was created in November 1805 (London Gazette 15859 page 1373)
February 1793 William Lloyd[26] 1725 1796
February 1793[27] Sir Edward Hughes 1720? 1794
February 1793 John Evans[28] 1717 1794
February 1793[29] Mark Milbanke 1724 1805
12 April 1794[30] Nicholas Vincent[31] 1723? 1809 Threedecks.org: "He accepted no commission after his promotion to flag rank"; but was second on 1805 list of Admirals of the Red
12 April 1794 Sir Edward Vernon[32] 1723 1794
April 1794 Richard Edwards 1715 1795
April 1794 Thomas Graves, 1st Baron Graves KB 1725 1802
April 1794 Robert Digby 1732 1815
April 1794[33] Benjamin Marlow[34][35] 1715? 1795
April 1794 Alexander Hood, 1st Viscount Bridport KB 1726 1814
April 1794 Sir Chaloner Ogle, 1st Baronet 1726 1816
April 1794[32] Samuel Hood, 1st Viscount Hood 1724 1816 First Naval Lord 1789–1795
September 1794[36] Sir Richard Hughes, 2nd Baronet 1729? 1812
April 1795[37] John Elliot 1732 1808
April 1795[38] William Hotham, 1st Baron Hotham 1736 1813
June 1795[39] Joseph Peyton 1725 1804
June 1795 John Carter Allen[40][41] 1724 1800
June 1795 Charles Middleton, 1st Baron Barham 1726 1813 First Naval Lord 1795; First Lord of the Admiralty 1805–1806
June 1795 John Laforey 1729? 1796
June 1795[42] John Dalrymple 1722? 1798
June 1795 Herbert Sawyer 1730? 1798
June 1795 Sir Richard King, 1st Baronet 1730 1806
June 1795 Jonathan Faulknor the elder 1795 died in the month of his promotion
June 1795 Philip Affleck 1726 1799
June 1795 John Jervis, 1st Earl of St Vincent, GCB 1735 1823 First Lord of the Admiralty 1801–1804;
promoted Admiral of the Fleet 1821
June 1795 Adam Duncan, 1st Viscount Duncan 1731 1804
February 1799[43][44] Samuel Granston Goodall ???? 1801
February 1799[43] Richard Brathwaite[45][46] 1728? 1805 name as spelled in 1799 Gazette but linked references use a variant
February 1799[43][47] Phillips Cosby 1729? 1808
February 1799[43] Samuel Pitchford Cornish[48] 1739 1816
February 1799 John Brisbane[49] ???? 1807 not active when at flag rank
February 1799[43] Charles Wolseley[50][51] 1741 1808 not active when at flag rank
February 1799 William IV of the United Kingdom 1765 1837 later Admiral of the Fleet (1811) and Lord High Admiral (1827) before becoming King
February 1799[43] Sir Richard Onslow, 1st Baronet 1741 1817
February 1799 Sir Robert Kingsmill, 1st Baronet 1730 1805
February 1799 Sir George Bowyer, 5th Baronet 1740 1800
February 1799 Sir Hyde Parker 1739 1807
February 1799[43] Sir Benjamin Caldwell GCB 1739 1820
February 1799[43] Sir William Cornwallis, GCB 1744 1819
February 1799 William Allen[52] 1728 1804
February 1799 John Macbride 1735? 1800
February 1799[43] George Vandeput ?? 1800
February 1799 Charles Buckner 1735? 1811
February 1799 John Gell 1740 1806
February 1799 William Dickson[53] ?? 1803
February 1799 Alan Gardner, 1st Baron Gardner 1742 1809
February 1799 Robert Linzee 1739 1804
February 1799 James Wallace 1731 1803
February 1799[43][54] William Peere Williams-Freeman 1742 1832 on retired list; promoted Admiral of the Fleet in June 1830
February 1799 Sir Thomas Pasley, 1st Baronet 1734 1808
January 1801 Sir Thomas Rich, 5th Baronet[55] 1733? 1803
January 1801 James Cumming[56][57] 1738 1808
January 1801[58] Sir John Colpoys GCB 1742? 1821
January 1801 Skeffington Lutwidge 1737 1814
January 1801 Sir Archibald Dickson, 1st Baronet ?? 1803
January 1801 Sir George Montagu GCB 1750 1829
January 1801 Thomas Dumaresq[59] 1729 1802
January 1801[60] George Keith Elphinstone, 1st Viscount Keith GCB 1746 1823
April 1802[61] James Pigott[62] ?? 1822
April 1802 William Waldegrave, 1st Baron Radstock 1753 1825
April 1804 Thomas Mackenzie 1753 1813
April 1804 Sir Roger Curtis, 1st Baronet GCB 1746 1816
April 1804 Sir Henry Harvey KB 1743 1810 on retired list
April 1804 Robert Mann 1748? 1813 surname spelled "Man" in 1808 gazette
April 1804 Charles Holmes Everitt Calmady[63] 1754 1807
April 1804 John Bourmaster[64][65] 1736 1807
April 1804 Sir George Young 1732 1810
April 1804 John Henry[66] 1737 1829
April 1804 Sir Richard Rodney Bligh GCB 1737 1821
April 1804 Alexander Graeme 1741 1818
April 1804 George Keppel[67] ? 1804
November 1805 Isaac Prescott[68] 1737 1830
November 1805 John Bazely 1740 1809
November 1805 Sir Thomas Davy Spry[69][70] 1754 1828
November 1805 Sir John Orde, 1st Baronet 1751 1824
November 1805 Sir William Young, GCB 1751 1821
November 1805 James Gambier, 1st Baron Gambier GCB 1756 1833 First Naval Lord 1795–1801, 1804–1806, 1807–1808; promoted Admiral of the Fleet July 1830
November 1805 Sir Andrew Mitchell KB 1757 1806
November 1805 Charles Chamberlayne[71] 1750 1810
November 1805 Peter Rainier 1741 1808
November 1805 Philip Patton 1739 1815
November 1805 Sir Charles Pole, 1st Baronet 1757 1830 promoted to Admiral of the Fleet in July 1830
April 1808[72] John Brown[73] 1751 1808 died four days after promotion
April 1808 John Leigh Douglas[74] 1741 1810 Rear Admiral of the White, he had been promoted Commander - 1777, Captain - 1779, Rear Admiral - 1797 and Vice Admiral - 1801
April 1808 William Swiney[75] 1747 1829
April 1808 Sir Charles Edmund Nugent 1759? 1844 promoted Admiral of the Fleet in 1833
April 1808 Charles Powell Hamilton 1747 1825
April 1808 Edmund Dod[76] 1734 1815
April 1808[77] Sir Charles Cotton, 5th Baronet 1753 1812
October 1809 John Thomas[78] 1751 1810
October 1809 James Brine 1738[79] 1814
October 1809[80] Sir Erasmus Gower 1742 1814
October 1809 John Holloway 1747? 1826
October 1809 George Wilson 1756 1826
July 1810 Sir Charles Henry Knowles, 2nd Baronet, GCB 1754 1831
July 1810 Sir Thomas Pakenham GCB 1757 1836 not active in Navy after 1795
July 1810 Robert Deans 1740[81] 1815
July 1810 Sir James Hawkins-Whitshed, 1st Baronet, GCB 1762 1849 promoted to Admiral of the Fleet in 1844
July 1810 Arthur Kempe[82] 1743 1823[83]
July 1810[84] Smith Child 1730 1813
July 1810[85][86] Thomas Taylor 1812[87]
July 1810 Sir John Duckworth, 1st Baronet 1748 1817
July 1810 Sir Robert Calder, 1st Baronet, KCB 1745 1818
July 1810[88] Sir George Cranfield Berkeley GCB 1753 1818
July 1810 Thomas West[89] 1821[90] immediately preceded Douglas on 1814 Navy List
July 1810 James Douglas[91] 1755? 1839 ranked after Whitshed on 1832 Navy List and after Whitshed and Arthur Kempe on earlier Royal Naval Biography list

Rear-Admiral of the Blue, 14 Feb 1799, Rear-Admiral of the White, 1 Jan 1801; Rear-Admiral of the Red, 23 Apr 1804; Vice-Admiral of the White, 9 Nov 1805; Vice-Admiral of the Red, 29 Apr 1808; Admiral of the Blue, 31 Jul 1810; Admiral of the White, 4 Jun 1814; Admiral of the Red, 27 May 1825

July 1810[92] Peter Aplin 1753 1817 said by DNB never to have actively served as admiral; ranked immediately after Douglas on 1814 Navy List
July 1810 Henry Savage[93][94] 1737? 1823
July 1810 Bartholomew Samuel Rowley 1764 1811
July 1810 Sir Richard Hussey Bickerton, 2nd Baronet, KCB 1759 1832 First Naval Lord 1808–1812
July 1810 George Bowen 1823? will proved 1823 per National Archives
July 1810 Robert Montagu[95] 1763 1830 Name spelled "Montagu" in most sources but "Montague" is also seen; promoted directly from Vice-Admiral of the White
31 July 1810[61] John Fergusson[96] 1731 1818 promoted directly from Vice-Admiral of the White
31 July 1810 Edward Edwards 1742 1815 promoted directly from Vice-Admiral of the White
31 July 1810[97] Sir John Borlase Warren, 1st Baronet, GCB 1753 1822 promoted directly from Vice Admiral of the White
August 1812 Edward Tyrrell Smith[98][99] 1752? 1824 "Tyrrell" spelled with one L in Gazette
August 1812 Sir Thomas Graves, KB 1747 1814
August 1812 Thomas Macnamara Russell 1743? 1824
August 1812 Sir Henry Trollope GCB 1756 1839
August 1812 Sir Henry Edwyn Stanhope, 1st Baronet 1754 1814
December 1813[61] Robert McDouall 1816[100]
December 1813 Billy Douglas[101] 1749 1817 Admiral William (Billy) Douglas, 1749-1817 was Admiral of the Blue Squadron, Port Admiral at Yarmouth and subsequently Chatham, Kent, England. He commanded the Stately 64 in expeditions against the Cape of Good Hope in 1795 and 1796.
December 1813 John Wickey[102] 1750 1833
December 1813[103] John Fish 1758 1834
December 1813 Sir John Knight KCB 1747 1831
December 1813[98] Sir Edward Thornbrough GCB 1754 1834
June 1814[104] Sampson Edwards[105] 1745 1840
4 June 1814 Sir George Campbell KCB 1759 1821
June 1814 Arthur Phillip[106] 1738 1814
4 June 1814 James Saumarez, 1st Baron de Saumarez GCB 1757 1836
4 June 1814 Thomas Drury[107] 1750 1832
4 June 1814 Sir Albemarle Bertie, 1st Baronet KCB 1755 1824
4 June 1814 William Carnegie, 7th Earl of Northesk 1756 1831
4 June 1814 James Vashon 1742 1827
4 June 1814 Edward Pellew, 1st Viscount Exmouth GCB 1757 1833
4 June 1814 Sir Isaac Coffin, 1st Baronet 1759 1839
4 June 1814 John Aylmer[108] 1759 1841
4 June 1814 Samuel Osborne[109] 1754? 1816[110] name also spelled Osborn
4 June 1814 Richard Boger[111] 1736? 1822
12 August 1819 John Child Purvis 1747[112] 1825
12 August 1819 Theophilus Jones 1760 1835
12 August 1819 Sir William Domett, GCB 1752 1828 First Naval Lord 1812–1813
12 August 1819 William Wolseley[113] 1756 1842
12 August 1819 Sir John Sutton KCB 1758? 1825
August 1819 Robert Murray 1763? 1834
12 August 1819[114] Sir Alexander Inglis Cochrane, GCB 1758 1832
12 August 1819 John Markham 1761 1827
12 August 1819 Sir Henry D'Esterre Darby KCB 1750 1823
August 1819 Edward Bowater[115] 1753 1829
August 1819 George Palmer[116] 1755 1834
August 1819 Sir Eliab Harvey GCB 1758 1830
August 1819 Sir Edmund Nagle KCB 1757 1830
July 1821 Sir John Wells GCB[117] 1763? 1841
July 1821 Sir George Martin GCB 1764 1847 promoted Admiral of the Fleet in 1846
July 1821 Sir Richard John Strachan, 6th Baronet, GCB 1760 1828
July 1821 Sir William Sidney Smith GCB 1764 1840
July 1821 Thomas Sotheby[118] 1759 1831
July 1821 John Schank 1740? 1823 Name is spelled "Schanck" in Gazettes
July 1821 Michael DeCourcy 17?? 1824
May 1825 Sir Henry Nicholls KCB 1758? 1830
May 1825 Sir Herbert Sawyer KCB 17?? 1833
May 1825 Sir Davidge Gould KCB 1758 1847
May 1825 Sir Richard Goodwin Keats GCB 1757 1834
May 1825 Robert Devereux Fancourt 1742 1826
May 1825[119] Sir Robert Stopford, GCB, GCMG 1768 1847
May 1825 Mark Robinson 1754? 1834
May 1825 Thomas Revell Shivers[120] 1751 1827
May 1825 John Dilkes[121] 1745? 1827
May 1825 Sir Thomas Foley GCB 1757 1833
May 1825 Sir Charles Tyler GCB 1760 1835
May 1825 Sir Manley Dixon KCB 1760? 1837
May 1825 George Losack ?? 1829
May 1825 Sir Thomas Bertie 1758 1825 died weeks after promotion
July 1830 Isaac George Manley[122] 1755 1837 last survivor of James Cook's circumnavigating crew on Endeavour; did not serve actively in Navy after 1796
July 1830 Edmund Crawley 1755/6 1835 Manley and Crawley were promoted directly to Admiral of the White
22 July 1830 Sir Thomas Williams GCB 1762? 1841
22 July 1830 Sir William Hargood GCH KCB 1762 1839
22 July 1830 John Ferrier 1759? 1836
22 July 1830 Sir Robert Moorsom KCB 1760 1835
July 1830 Sir Charles Hamilton, 2nd Baronet, of Trebinshun House 1767 1849
July 1830 Henry Curzon 1765 1846
July 1830 Sir Lawrence William Halsted GCB 1764 1841
July 1830 Sir Robert Barlow GCB 1757 1843 per Royal Naval Biography "superannuated" as a rear admiral 1823 but per London Gazette transferred to active list November 1840 as Admiral of the White ranked immediately after Halsted
July 1830 Sir Harry Burrard-Neale, 2nd Baronet GCB GCMG 1765 1840
July 1830 Sir Joseph Sydney Yorke, KCB 1768 1831 First Naval Lord 1813–1816
July 1830 Sir Arthur Kaye Legge KCB 1766 1835
July 1830 George Stewart, 8th Earl of Galloway 1768 1834
July 1830 Sir Francis Laforey, 2nd Baronet, KCB 1767 1835
July 1830[123] Sir Philip Charles Calderwood Henderson Durham GCB 1763 1845
July 1830 Sir Israel Pellew KCB 1758 1832
July 1830 Sir Benjamin Hallowell Carew GCB 1760 1834
July 1830 Lord Amelius Beauclerk GCB 1771 1846
July 1830 William Taylor 1760 1842
July 1830 Sir Thomas Byam Martin, GCB 1773 1854 promoted Admiral of the Fleet 1849
July 1830 Sir John Lawford KCB 1756? 1842
July 1830 Frank Sotheron[124] 1765 1839 Lawford and Sotheron were promoted directly from Vice-Admiral of the White
January 1837 Charles William Paterson[125][126] 1756 1841
January 1837 Sir George Cockburn, 10th Baronet 1772 1853 First Naval Lord 1828–1830, 1834–1835, 1841–1846;
Promoted Admiral of the Fleet 1851
January 1837 James Carpenter[127] 1760 1845
January 1837 Sir Graham Moore GCB GCMG 1764 1843
January 1837 Joseph Hanwell 1759 1839[128]
January 1837 Sir Henry William Bayntun GCB 1766 1840
January 1837 Sir Richard Lee KCB 1765? 1837 died months after promotion
January 1837 Sir Peter Halkett, 6th Baronet 1765 1839
January 1837 Philip Stephens[129] ?? 1846
William Shield 1842[130] "retired captain" in Royal Naval Biography; ranked immediately after Stephens when returned to active list in November 1840
January 1837 Charles Elphinstone Fleeming 1774 1840
January 1837 Sir William Hotham, GCB 1772 1848
January 1837 Sir Pulteney Malcolm GCB GCMG 1768 1838
January 1837 Sir John Harvey KCB 1772 1837
January 1837 Sir Josias Rowley, 1st Baronet 1765 1842
January 1837 Sir Edward Codrington GCB 1770 1851
January 1837 Sir George Parker KCB[131] 1767 1847
Frederick Watkins 1770 1856 ranked immediately after Parker when returned to active list in November 1840; pensioned to Reserve List 1851
28 June 1838 John Erskine Douglas 1758? 1847
June 1838 Sir Ross Donnelly KCB 1761? 1840
28 June 1838[132] Sir John Beresford, 1st Baronet 1768 1844
23 November 1841 Thomas Le Marchant Gosselin[133] 1765 1857
23 November 1841 Sir Charles Rowley, 1st Baronet GCB 1770 1845
23 November 1841[134] Sir David Milne, GCB 1763 1845 C-in-C Plymouth 1842–1845
23 November 1841 Sir Robert Waller Otway, 1st Baronet KCB 1770 1846
23 November 1841[135] Sir Willoughby Thomas Lake KCB 1773 1847
November 1841 Sir Charles Ogle, 2nd Baronet 1775 1858 Promoted Admiral of the Fleet in 1857
23 November 1841 Henry Raper[136][137] 1767 1845
November 1841[138] Robert Dudley Oliver 1766 1850
November 1841 D'Arcy Preston[139] 1764 1847 per Royal Naval Biography "superannuated" as a rear admiral in 1819 but per London Gazette transferred to active list November 1840 ranking after R D Oliver and promoted with him thereafter
November 1841 Man Dobson[140] 1755 1847
November 1841 Sir John Talbot GCB 1769? 1851
November 1841 John Giffard[141][142] 1766 1855 on retired list from 1851
November 1841 Sir John West, GCB 1774 1862 promoted to Admiral of the Fleet 1858
November 1841 Joseph Bullen 1761 1857 per Royal Naval Biography "superannuated" as a rear admiral in 1819 but per London Gazette transferred to active list November 1840 ranking after West and promoted with him thereafter
November 1841 Stephen Poyntz[143] 1771 1847
November 1841 John Colville, 9th Lord Colville of Culross 1768 1849
November 1841 John Cochet[144] 1760 1851[145]
23 November 1841 Sir Henry Digby GCB 1770 1842 last four (Digby to Alexander) were promoted directly from Vice-Admiral of the White
23 November 1841 Sir Charles Ekins GCB 1768 1855
23 November 1841 Benjamin William Page[146] 1765 1845 DNB (first edition) claims promoted in August
23 November 1841 Thomas Alexander 1768? 1843[147]
9 November 1846 Henry Richard Glynn 1768 1856
9 November 1846 Sir Edward Hamilton, 1st Baronet 1771 1851
November 1846 Sir Robert Laurie, 6th Baronet KCB 1764 1848
November 1846 Sir William Hall Gage GCB 1777 1864 Second Naval Lord 1841–1846; promoted Admiral of the Fleet 1862
November 1846 Sir Henry Heathcote 1777 1851
December 1846 Sir Edward Campbell Rich Owen GCB 1771 1849
January 1847 Sir Graham Eden Hamond, 2nd Baronet, GCB 1779 1862 promoted Admiral of the Fleet in 1862
February 1847[148] Robert Honyman 1765? 1848
April 1847 Hugh Downman 1765? 1858
April 1847[149] Sir Thomas Bladen Capel GCB 1776 1853
13 May 1847 James O'Brien, 3rd Marquess of Thomond 1769 1855
June 1847 Richard Matson[150] 1770? 1848 per Gentleman's Magazine died aged 77 in mid-March; per ADNB had been on half-pay since Feb 1810
26 July 1847 John MacKellar 1768? 1854 per Gentleman's Magazine obituary "in the receipt of a full-service pension" at his death
27 December 1847 George Barker on retired list
8 January 1848 Sir Charles Adam, KCB 1780 1853 First Naval Lord 1834, 1835–1841, 1846–1847
March 1848[151] Sir Adam Drummond 1770 1849
1 June 1848 Sir Thomas Livingstone,7th Baronet 1769 1853 per 1850 Navy List
1 August 1848 Sir Francis William Austen, GCB 1774 1865 promoted to Admiral of the Fleet 1863
4 May 1849[152] Sir John Acworth Ommanney, KCB 1773 1855
15 September 1849 Zachary Mudge 1770 1852 on reserved half pay list from January 1852[153]
9 October 1849 Alexander Wilmot Schomberg 1774 1850
30 October 1849 [154] Edward Durnford King 1771 1862
24 December 1849[155] Sir George Mundy KCB 1777 1861
14 January 1850[156] James Carthew[157] 1856 on Reserved Half Pay list from January 1854
1 September 1850[158] Sir Thomas Briggs GCMG 1780 1852
21 March 1851 Thomas Cochrane, 10th Earl of Dundonald, GCB 1775 1860
29 April 1851 Sir William Parker, 1st Baronet, of Shenstone, GCB 1781 1866 First Naval Lord 1846; promoted Admiral of the Fleet in 1863
11 June 1851 [159] George McKinley 1766 1852 was pensioned at death (Mudge took his place on reserved half pay list)
8 July 1851 Richard Curry CB 1856? on reserved half pay list since before promotion
8 July 1851 Sir John Wentworth Loring KCB 1775 1852
17 August 1851[160] Sir Robert Howe Bromley, 3rd Baronet 1778 1857 Noticed in Gentleman's Magazine obituary as Admiral of the White at death, on half-pay since 1809
19 January 1852[161] John Dick[162] 1778? 1854 per Gentleman's Magazine obituary died in September aged 76 but if ANBD is right this would mean he joined the RN at the age of 7
30 July 1852 Sir Charles Bullen GCB 1769 1853
30 July 1852 Christopher John Williams Nesham 1771 1853 retired upon promotion[163]
17 December 1852[164] John Wight 1860 on Reserved Half-Pay List since before promotion
17 December 1852[164] William Henry Brown Tremlett 1777[165] 1866[166] on Reserved Half-Pay List since before promotion
17 December 1852[155][164] Sir Samuel Pym KCB 1778 1855
5 March 1853 Sir George Elliot KCB 1784 1863
2 April 1853[155] Lord William FitzRoy KCB 1782 1857
4 July 1853[155] Sir Hugh Pigot 1775 1857
17 September 1853[155] Edward Hawker 1782 1860
21 January 1854 Sir James Alexander Gordon GCB 1782 1869 promoted Admiral of the Fleet 1868
21 January 1854 Francis Temple on Reserved Half Pay List since before promotion
21 January 1854 Henry Gordon on Reserved Half Pay List since before promotion
11 September 1854 Richard Darton Thomas 1777 1857
11 September 1854 [167] Frederick Whitworth Aylmer, 6th Baron Aylmer 1777 1858 On Reserved Half-pay List
3 July 1855[168] John Surman Carden 1771 1858 on Reserved Half-pay List before promotion
July 1855 John Sykes[169][170] 1774 1858 some sources say born 1773; Admiral of the White 1857[171]
July 1855 John Impey 1772 1858 on Reserved Half-pay List before promotion
July 1855 Henry Manaton Ommanney 1778 1857 On Reserved Half-pay List before promotion
July 1855 Archibald Duff 1773 1858 On Reserved Half-pay List before promotion
July 1855 Thomas Brown
9 July 1855 Sir Lucius Curtis, 2nd Baronet KCB 1786 1869 promoted to Admiral of the Fleet in 1864
27 September 1855 Sir John Louis, 2nd Baronet 1785 1863
3 October 1855 John Ayscough 1780 1863 rank date from Navy Lists; died Admiral of the Red 1863 [172]
31 January 1856 Sir Thomas John Cochrane GCB 1789 1872 promoted Admiral of the Fleet in 1865
May 1857 Sir George Francis Seymour GCB GCH 1787 1870 Promoted Admiral of the Fleet in 1866
18 June 1857 Anthony Maitland, 10th Earl of Lauderdale KCB KCMG 1785 1863 per 1859 Navy List (had not yet succeeded to peerage)
18 June 1857 Sir William Beauchamp-Proctor, 3rd Baronet 1781 1861 promoted on reserved list
18 June 1857 Edward Ratsey 1775? 1867 promoted on reserved list
9 July 1857[173] George Cadogan, 3rd Earl Cadogan CB 1783 1864
9 July 1857 Granville Leveson Proby, 3rd Earl of Carysfort 1782 1868 on reserved half-pay list prior to promotion[173]
30 July 1857[174] Sir Edward Tucker GCB 1778 1864 pensioned under Order in Council of 1851 in January 1858
22 August 1857 Sir Edward Chetham Strode KCB 1775 1862
28 November 1857 Sir William Bowles KCB 1780 1869 promoted Admiral of the Fleet in 1869
28 November 1857 [175] William Croft 1782 1872 promoted on Reserved List
8 December 1857 Sir James Whitley Deans Dundas, GCB 1785 1862 First Naval Lord 1847–1850
January 1858 Charles Gordon CB on Reserved Half Pay List since before promotion
20 January 1858 Sir Henry Hope KCB 1787 1863
13 February 1858 Sir Fleetwood Broughton Reynolds Pellew CB 1789 1861
6 March 1858 Sir Charles Napier KCB 1786 1860
7 May 1858 [176] Bertie Cornelius Cator[177] 1787 1864[178] On Retired List since 1846
7 May 1858 [176] George Ourry Lempriere 1787 1864 On Retired List
7 May 1858 [176] Frederick Edward Vernon-Harcourt 1790 1883 On Retired List (1869 Navy List page 77 says he did not reach admiral on retired list until 20 May 1862)
7 May 1858 [176] Kenelm Somerville, 17th Lord Somerville 1787 1864 On Retired List
25 June 1858 [179] Sir Phipps Hornby GCB 1785 1867
11 May 1860 Sir Henry Prescott GCB 1783 1874 retired from June 1860
9 June 1860 Sir Edward Harvey GCB 1783 1865
June 1860[180] Edward Wallis Hoare[181] 1778 1870 promoted on reserved list
June 1860 John Thompson[182] 1776 1864 on retired list since 1846
November 1860[183] Sir Barrington Reynolds GCB 1786 1861
1 November 1860 Manley Hall Dixon 1786 1864 on retired list since 1855[184]
November 1860 Alexander Jones promoted on reserved list
7 November 1860 Sir Augustus William James Clifford, 1st Baronet CB 1788 1877 Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod (and no longer actively employed by RN) from 1832; Retired list on 31 March 1866.[185]
11 February 1861 Sir George Rose Sartorius, GCB 1790 1885 Promoted Admiral of the Fleet in 1869
February 1861 Sir Watkin Owen Pell[186][187][188] 1788 1869 on Reserved List
February 1861 William Bowen Mends 1781 1864 promoted on Reserved List (Edinburgh Gazette 7095 page 260); had been pensioned in 1856
February 1861 George Ferguson 1788 1867 promoted on Reserved List
February 1861 George Le Geyt CB 1777 1861 on retired list before promotion
February 1861 Robert Mitford[189] 1781 1870 on retired list before promotion
February 1861 Henderson Bain 1776 1862 on retired list before promotion
February 1861 Joseph Needham Tayler CB 1785 1864 on retired list before promotion
February 1861 Thomas Edward Symonds 1781 1868 on retired list before promotion
February 1861 Lewis Hole 1779 1870 on retired list before promotion
February 1861 Henry Thomas Davies on retired list since 1846[190]
11 February 1861 George Gustavus Lennock 1775 1866 on retired list since 1846[191]
29 July 1861[192] Robert Wauchope 1788 1862
5 August 1861 Sir John Gordon Sinclair, 8th Baronet[193] 1790 1863
January 1862[194] Hayes O'Grady 1864 on Reserved Half-pay List before promotion
15 January 1862 Maurice FitzHardinge Berkeley, 1st Baron FitzHardinge GCB PC 1788 1867 First Naval Lord 1852, 1854–1857
January 1862 Robert Gambier 1791 1872 on Retired list before promotion
January 1862 Hercules Robinson 1789 1864 on Retired list since 1846[195]
January 1862 Thomas Dick on Retired list before promotion
12 April 1862 [176] Sir Fairfax Moresby GCB 1786 1877 Promoted to Admiral of the Fleet in 1870
7 May 1862 [196] George William Hughes D'Aeth 1786 1873 On retired list since May, 1846 (1869 Navy List page 77 dates this promotion to 4 October following)
7 May 1862 [196] William Ffarington 1777[197] On retired list since May, 1846 (December 1864 Navy List page 74 dates this promotion to 4 October following)
7 May 1862 [196] John Charles Gawen Roberts-Gawen[198] 1787 1874 On retired list since May, 1846 (1869 Navy List page 77 dates this promotion to 4 October following)
7 May 1862 [196] Arthur Philip Hamilton 1787 1877 On retired list since May, 1846 (1869 Navy List dates this promotion to 4 October following)
7 May 1862 [196] James Rattray 1790 On retired list since May, 1846
7 May 1862 [196] Charles Warde KH 1786 On retired list since May, 1846
20 May 1862 [176] George Byron, 7th Baron Byron 1789 1868 On Reserved List
20 May 1862 [176] Sir Charles Sullivan, 3rd Baronet 1789 1862
16 June 1862 Francis Erskine Loch 1788 1868
June 1862 Edward Saurin[199] on retired list
4 October 1862 [196] Sir Arthur Fanshawe KCB 1794 1864
4 October 1862 [196] Edward Collier CB 1782 1873 On Reserved List since 1857
4 October 1862 [196] Algernon Percy, 4th Duke of Northumberland, KG 1792 1865 On Reserved List
4 October 1862 [196] John Carter 1785 1863 On Reserved List
4 October 1862 [196] Henry Meynell[200] 1789 1865 On Reserved List
10 November 1862 Sir Houston Stewart, GCB 1791 1875 promoted Admiral of the Fleet in 1872
November 1862 Augustus Baldwin[201] on retired list before promotion
November 1862 Henry Colins Deacon[201] on retired list before promotion
22 November 1862 Sir James Stirling, Kt 1791 1865
November 1862 William Bateman Dashwood[201] on retired list before promotion
November 1862 Martin White[201] on retired list before promotion
2 March 1863 Sir Provo William Parry Wallis, GCB 1791 1892 Promoted Admiral of the Fleet 1875
March 1863[202] George James Perceval, 6th Earl of Egmont 1794 1874 on reserved half-pay list by 1869
23 March 1863 Sir George Augustus Alexander Westphal 1785 1875 on retired list
March 1863 John Gordon[201] on retired list before promotion
7 April 1863 John William Montagu[203] 1790 1882 on retired list since before promotion (1869 Navy List page 77 dates this promotion to the 27th following)
April 1863 George Cornish Gambier[199] on retired list
April 1863 Sir Charles Burrard, 2nd Baronet[199] 1793 1870 on retired list
April 1863 Thomas Ladd Peake[201] on retired list since before promotion
27 April 1863[204] Sir Henry William Bruce KCB 1792 1863
27 April 1863[204] Benedictus Marwood Kelly 1795 1867 On Reserved List
27 April 1863[204] Sir Charles Parker, 5th Baronet 1792 1869 On Reserved List
27 April 1863 Sir James Hanway Plumridge KCB 1788? 1863
27 April 1863[204] John Edward Walcott CBE 1790 1868 On Reserved List
April 1863[205] William Walpole pensioned under 1851 Order in Council since 1858
April 1863 William James Mingaye[206] 1784 pensioned under 1851 Order in Council since 1858
7 May 1863 [207] Sir Alexander Dundas Young Arbuthnott 1789 1871 On Retired List (1869 Navy List page 77 dates this promotion to 30 November following)
7 May 1863[207] William Hotham, KH 1794 1873 On Retired List (1869 Navy List page 77 dates this promotion to 30 November following)
7 May 1863[207] James Montagu[208] 1791 1872? On Retired List since 1846; DNB says died 1868[verification needed]
6 June 1863 Honourable Henry John Rous 1795 1877 Retired List on 31 March 1866.[185]
June 1863 Henry Theodosius Browne Collier[201] on retired list before promotion
June 1863 Henry Stanhope[201] on retired list before promotion
June 1863 John Townsend Coffin[201] on retired list before promotion
24 September 1863[209] Thomas Ball Clowes 1787 1864 on Retired List since 1846
24 September 1863[209] George Frederick Rich 1787 1863 on Reserved List
24 September 1863[210][209] Sir William James Hope-Johnstone KCB 1798 1878 put on retired list April 1870
14 November 1863 Sir William Fanshawe Martin, 4th Baronet, GCB 1801 1895 First Naval Lord 1858–1859; on retired list from April 1870
14 November 1863 [211] James Ryder Burton 1795 1876 on Reserved List
November 1863 William Henry Smyth 1788 1865 on retired list since 1846
November 1863 Richard Saumarez 1791 1864 on retired list
30 November 1863[207] Sir Montagu Stopford, KCB 1798 1864 Retired February 1864
3 December 1863[172] Sir Henry Ducie Chads GCB 1788 1868
3 December 1863[172] Charles Yorke, 4th Earl of Hardwicke 1799 1873 on the Retired List
December 1863[212] Sir George Robert Lambert GCB 1795[213] 1869 pensioned from March 1864[214]
December 1863 James Gore retired before promotion (1869 Navy List page 77 shows a retired list Admiral JOHN Gore with this date of promotion)
11 January 1864 [215] Charles Abbot, 2nd Baron Colchester, PC 1798 1867 on Reserved List
11 January 1864 [215] William Abraham Keats 1794 1874 on Reserved List
11 January 1864[215] Sir Henry John Leeke KCB KH 1794 1870 Third Naval Lord 1859
9 February 1864 Thomas Martin[216][217] 1787 1868 on reserved list
February 1864 Henry Edwards[217] on reserved list
9 February 1864 Sir Charles Howe Fremantle GCB 1800 1869
5 March 1864[218] Sir Michael Seymour GCB 1802 1887 on retired list from April 1870
June 1864[219] Richard Augustus Yates promoted on the Reserved List
June 1864 Charles Grenville Randolph promoted on the Reserved List
June 1864 Edward Richard Williams promoted on the Reserved List
15 June 1864[220] Sir Henry Byam Martin KCB 1803 1865
15 June 1864 John Pakenham 1790 1876 promoted on Retired List "to have the rank and title expressed against their names, but without increase of pay"
15 June 1864 Henry Litchfield 1786 1864 see note on John Pakenham
15 June 1864 William Webb 1796 1866 see note on John Pakenham
16 September 1864[221] Henry Eden 1798 1888 on retired list from April 1870
September 1864 Robert Patton[199] on retired list
20 February 1865 Sir James Scott KCB 1790 1872 Retired list on 31 March 1866.[185]
24 April 1865 Sir Frederick William Grey GCB 1805 1878 First Naval Lord 1861–1866
24 April 1865[199] Charles Gordon[222] on retired list
5 May 1865 Sir Robert Lambert Baynes KCB 1796 1869
12 September 1865[205] Thomas Bennett 1785 1870 pensioned November 1863 under 1851 Order in Council
12 September 1865 Sir Henry Smith KCB 1803 1887 pensioned November 1865 under 1851 Order in Council
12 September 1865 Follett Walrond Pennell[202] 1804 1876 on reserved half-pay list
12 September 1865 William Alexander Baillie-Hamilton 1803 1881 retired since 1855[223]
12 September 1865[224] Sir Charles Elliot KCB[225] 1801 1875 on reserved list; received flag rank promotions while diplomat and colonial administrator
12 September 1865 Henry Gosset 1795 1877 on reserved list
12 September 1865 [226] Edward Purcell 1795? 1870 on Reserved List
12 September 1865 [226] Sir Peter Richards, KCB 1787 1869 on Reserved List
12 September 1865 [226] Joseph O'Brien 1790 1865 on Reserved List
12 September 1865[199] Russell Henry Manners 1800 1870 on retired list
12 September 1865[226] James Thorne[199] on retired list
12 September 1865[226] Theobald Jones,FLS 1790 1868 on retired list
2 December 1865 John Alexander Duntze[227] 1806 1882 on retired list from April 1870
December 1865 Sir Stephen Lushington GCB 1803 1877
2 April 1866[228][185] Charles Ramsay Drinkwater Bethune CB 1802 1884 Retired list from April 1870
2 April 1866[185] Sir Thomas Hastings KCB 1790 1870 on the Retired list since March 1866.
2 April 1866[185] John Lyons 1787 1872 Promoted admiral on Reserved list
2 April 1866[185] Sir Frederick Thomas Michell KCB[229][230][231] 1788 1873 on the Retired list since March 1866.
2 April 1866[185] George Scott 1783 Promoted admiral on Reserved list
2 April 1866 [185] Edward Sparshott KH[232] 1788 1873 Promoted admiral on Reserved list; pensioned since 1846
2 April 1866[185] Sir Charles Talbot KCB 1801 1876
2 April 1866[185] John Wyatt Watling 1786 1867 Promoted admiral on Reserved list
2 April 1866[185] Philip Westphal[233] 1782 1880 Promoted admiral on Reserved list; retired from 1847
2 April 1866 [185] James Wigston Promoted admiral on Reserved list
2 April 1866 [185] John Wilson Promoted admiral on Reserved list
20 November 1866[234] Sir Thomas Sabine Pasley, 2nd Baronet 1804 1884 on retired list from April 1870
March 1867[235] Lord George Paulet 1803 1879 on retired list
20 March 1867 Lord Edward Russell CB 1805 1887 on retired list from April 1870
March 1867 Sir Burton Macnamara[224] 1794 1876 on reserved half-pay list
18 October 1867 Henry Wolsey Bayfield 1795 1885 retired list since March 1866
18 October 1867 George Grey 1809 1891 on Retired List since 1866; Bath King of Arms
October 1867 Arthur Duncombe 1806 1889 promoted on Reserved List
October 1867 Charles Henry Swinburne 1797 1877 promoted on Reserved List
October 1867 Sir Joseph Nias KCB[236] 1793 1879 promoted on Retired List
October 1867 Sir George Back 1796 1878 promoted on Retired List
18 October 1867 Sir Henry John Codrington KCB 1808 1877 promoted Admiral of the Fleet 1877
October 1867 Henry Shovell Jones Marsham 1794 1875 Gazette: "to have the rank of Retired Admirals, under the provisions of Her Majesty's Order in Council of 7th May, 1858."
October 1867 Charles Crowdy 1786 1870 Gazette note as with Marsham above
October 1867 Thomas Mansel[237] 1783 1869 Gazette note as with Marsham above
October 1867 James Burney 1794 1884 Gazette note as with Marsham above
8 April 1868 Thomas Maitland, 11th Earl of Lauderdale GCB 1803 1878 promoted Admiral of the Fleet in 1877
8 April 1868 John Rivett-Carnac 1796 1869 Promoted on Reserved List
April 1868 Michael Quin pensioned since March 1864 under 1851 Order in Council
April 1868 Lord John Frederick Gordon Hallyburton 1799 1878 on reserved half-pay list
April 1868 Robert Contart M'Crae[224] on reserved half-pay list
April 1868 John Balfour Maxwell[238] 1799 1874 on reserved half-pay list
April 1868 William Slaughter[199] on retired list
April 1868 Thomas Gill[199] on retired list
15 January 1869[239] Sir Robert Smart KCB 1796 1874 C-in-C, Mediterranean Fleet 1863–66. On Retired List from April 1870
January 1869 William Hargood 1801 1888 promoted on Reserved List
26 May 1869 Sir George Rodney Mundy GCB 1805 1884 promoted Admiral of the Fleet 1877; retired
July 1869[199] Henry Ommanney Love[240] on retired list
July 1869[241] William Sydney Smith[242] on reserved list by 1873; on Navy List as William Sydney Smith & on ANBD as William Sidney Smith but is NOT the earlier namesake above
12 July 1869 Sir Henry Keppel, GCB, OM 1809 1904 promoted Admiral of the Fleet 1877; retired 1879
September 1869 John Elphinstone Erskine 1806 1887 on retired list from July 1871
September 1869 George Augustus Eliott 1799 1872 promoted on Reserved List
September 1869 Brunswick Popham 1805 1878 promoted on Reserved List
September 1869 Thomas Ogle promoted on Reserved List
September 1869 George Evans promoted on Reserved List
September 1869 Frederick Bullock[243] 1788 1874 promoted on Reserved List; pensioned since November 1864 under 1851 Order in Council
10 September 1869 Russell Eliott 1802 1881 promoted on Reserved List
10 September 1869[244] John Frederick Appleby 1795 1878 On Retired List
10 September 1869[244] George Charles Blake On Retired List
10 September 1869[244] Sir John Kingcome KCB 1793 1871 On Retired List since 1866
10 September 1869[244] Alfred Luckraft 1792[245] 1871 On Retired List
10 September 1869 John Jervis Tucker[246][247][248] 1802 1886 On Reserved List. Had been pensioned under 1851 Order in Council since October 1864
21 January 1870 Sir James Hope GCB 1808 1881 on retired list from 1878; promoted Admiral of the Fleet 1879
27 February 1870[249] Sir Baldwin Wake Walker, 1st Baronet, KCB, CMG 1802 1876 on retired list from April 1870
February 1870[250] Edward Stanley[251] 1798 1878 on reserved half-pay list
1 April 1870 [252] Sir Alexander Milne, 1st Baronet GCB 1806 1896 First Naval Lord 1866–1868, 1872–1876;
retired list 1876; Admiral of the Fleet 1881
1 April 1870[252] Lord Clarence Edward Paget GCB 1811 1895 on retired list from 1876
1 April 1870[252] Richard Laird Warren 1806 1875
1 April 1870[252] Sir George Augustus Elliot KCB 1813 1901
1 April 1870[252] Sir Sydney Colpoys Dacres, GCB 1805 1884 First Naval Lord 1868–1872; retired list from 1874
1 April 1870 [253] Plantagenet Pierrepoint Cary, 11th Viscount Falkland 1806 1886 On Reserved List
1 April 1870 [253] Robert Craigie 1800 1873 On Reserved List
1 April 1870 [253] Richard Crozier 1803 1880 On Reserved List
1 April 1870 [253] Edward Howard, 1st Baron Lanerton 1809 1880 On Reserved List
1 April 1870 [253] John Bunch Bonnemaison M'Hardy 1801 1882 On Reserved List
14 July 1871 George Hathorn 1803 1876 on Reserved List in 1871 and apparently retired by 1859
14 July 1871 Sir Lewis Tobias Jones GCB 1797? 1895 on retired list since 1870; may have been born 1799
14 July 1871 Robert Fanshawe Stopford 1811 1891 on retired list since 1870
July 1871 Sir Robert Spencer Robinson 1809 1889 on retired list since 1870
July 1871 Sir Thomas Matthew Charles Symonds GCB 1813 1894 promoted Admiral of the Fleet in 1879; retired from 1883
October 1872 Thomas Leeke Massie 1802 1898 on Retired List since 1866
October 1872[254] Sir Edward Belcher KCB 1799 1878
October 1872 Woodford John Williams 1809 1892 on retired list since April 1870
October 1872 Sir Augustus Leopold Kuper GCB 1809 1885 retired by 1883
October 1872 Patrick John Blake promoted on Reserved List
20 October 1872 Talavera Vernon Anson 1809 1895 promoted on Reserved List
8 February 1873 Sir Charles Gilbert John Brydone Elliot KCB 1818 1895 promoted to Admiral of the Fleet 1881; retired 1888
February 1873[255] Sir Charles Eden KCB 1808 1878 on retired list since 1870
20 April 1875 Sir George St. Vincent Duckworth-King, 4th Baronet KCB 1804 1891 retired from 1877
30 July 1875 Sir Hastings Yelverton GCB 1808 1878 First Naval Lord 1876–1877
30 July 1875 Joseph Sherer[256] on reserved half-pay list
July 1875 James Beckford Lewis Hay[257] 1797 1892 retired from 1862; promoted on Reserved List
July 1875 Sir Edward Alfred John Harris KCB 1808 1888 on reserved list from 1877 (Navy List dates rank as above but DNB says promoted on reserved list 1877)
July 1875 William Ward Percival Johnson[258] 1880 on reserved half-pay list; retired since 1862[259]
July 1875 Keith Stewart CB[260] 1814 1879 on reserved half-pay list; retired since 1862
July 1875 John Hallowes on reserved half-pay list
July 1875 Andrew Drew 1792 1878 on reserved half-pay list
July 1875 Henry Stroud 1797? 1892[261] retired by 1862[262] (implied 1850 in obituary)
July 1875 John Baker Porter Hay[263] retired
July 1875 George Goldsmith CB [255] 1806 1888 on retired list
July 1875 Charles Frederick[264] 1797 1875 on retired list since 1869
July 1875 William Henry Anderson Morshead CB[265]

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Sir William Tennant KCB CBE MVO 1890 1963
22 October 1948[266] Sir Charles Eric Morgan KCB DSO 1889 1951 On the Retired list.
3 February 1949[267] Sir Victor Alexander Charles Crutchley VC KCB DSC 1893 1986 on the Retired list since 1947
22 June 1949[268] Sir Cecil Halliday Jepson Harcourt, GBE, KCB 1892 1959 Retired list on 27 January 1953[269]
22 June 1949[268] Sir Douglas Blake Fisher, KCB, KBE 1890 1963 on the Retired list since 1948
3 August 1949 Sir Wilfrid Rupert Patterson, KCB, CBE, CVO 1893 1954 Retired list on 1 December 1950[270]
4 October 1950 Sir Reginald Henry Portal KCB DSC[271] 1894 1983 retired list from May 1951
1 December 1950[270] Sir Harold Richard George Kinahan, KBE, CB 1893 1980
1 December 1950[270] Sir Ernest Russell Archer, KCB, CBE 1891 1958 Retired list on 1 December 1950, the same day[270]
15 January 1951[270] Sir George Elvey Creasy, GCB, CBE, DSO, MVO 1895 1972 promoted Admiral of the Fleet in 1955
15 January 1951 Sir Randolph Stewart Gresham Nicholson, KBE, CB, DSO, DSC 1892 1975 on the Retired list since 1950
1 May 1951 Sir William Edward Parry, KCB 1893 1972 Retired in January 1952
26 January 1952 Sir Charles Henry Lawrence Woodhouse, KCB 1893 1978 on the Retired list since 1950
15 March 1952 Angus Cunninghame Graham 1893 1981
10 April 1952[272] Sir Guy Herbrand Edward Russell, GBE, KCB, DSO 1898 1977 C-in-C Far East Fleet 1952–1953; Second Sea Lord 1953–1955;
Retired list on 7 January 1958[273]
10 April 1952[272] Sir Arthur Robin Moore Bridge, KBE, CB 1894 1971 on the retired list since 1951
22 April 1952[272] Sir Michael Maynard Denny, GCB, CBE, DSO 1896 1972 C-in-C Home Fleet 1954–1955
May 1952 Sir Geoffrey Nigel Oliver, GBE, KCB, DSO 1898 1980 C-in-C East Indies 1950–52; C-in-C The Nore 1953–55;
Retired list on 1 December 1955
1952? Sir Alexander Cumming Gordon Madden, KCB, CBE 1895 1964 Second Sea Lord 1950–53; C-in-C Plymouth 1953–55; Retired in 1956
27 January 1953[269] Louis Mountbatten, 1st Earl Mountbatten of Burma, KG, GCB, OM, GCSI, GCIE, GCVO, DSO 1900 1979 First Sea Lord 1955–1959; Chief of Defence Staff 1959–1965;
promoted Admiral of the Fleet 1956;
27 January 1953[269] Sir Richard Victor Symonds-Tayler, KBE, CB, DSC 1897 1971 on the Retired list since before promotion
18 March 1953 Sir Maurice James Mansergh, KCB, CBE 1896 1966 Retired list on 30 March 1954[274]
15 September 1953 Sir William Rudolph Slayter, KCB, DSO, DSC 1896 1971 Retired list on 16 December 1954[275]
15 September 1953[276] Sir Henry William Urquhart McCall, KCVO, KBE, CB, DSO 1895 1980 C-in-C Reserve Fleet 1951-53;
Retired list on the same day 15 September 1953[276]
15 September 1953[276] Sir Philip King Enright, KBE, CB 1894 1960 Retired list on the same day 15 September 1953[276]
October 1953[277] Sir Guy Grantham GCB CBE DSO 1900 1992
22 October 1953 Sir Geoffrey Alan Brooke Hawkins, KBE, CB, MVO, DSC 1895 1980 on the Retired list since 1952
30 March 1954[274] Sir Charles Edward Lambe GCB CVO 1900 1960 First Sea Lord 1959–1960; promoted Admiral of the Fleet 1960
November 1954 Sir William Gerrard Andrewes KBE CB DSO 1899 1974
16 December 1954[275] Sir Charles Thomas Mark Pizey GBE CB DSO[278] 1899 1993 Retired list on 15 June 1958[279]
1955? Sir Ralph Alan Bevan Edwards, KCB, CBE 1901 1963 Controller of the Navy 1953–56; C-in-C Mediterranean Fleet 1957–58; Retired in 1958
1956? Sir John Arthur Symons Eccles, GCB, KCVO, CBE 1898 1966 C-in-C Home Fleet 1955–1958; Retired list on 28 February 1958[273]
30 June 1956[280] Sir Alan Kenneth Scott-Moncrieff, KCB, CBE, DSO 1900 1980 Retired list on 31 January 1958[273]
22 October 1956[281] Sir William Wellclose Davis, GCB, DSO 1901 1987 Vice-Chief of the Naval Staff 1954–1957; C-in-C Home Fleet 1958–1960;
Retired list on 17 August 1960[282]
January 1957 Sir Caspar John GCB 1903 1984 First Sea Lord 1960–1963; promoted to Admiral of the Fleet 1962
7 January 1958[273] Sir John Peter Lorne Reid, GCB, CVO 1903 1973 Controller of the Navy 1956–1961
31 January 1958[273] Sir Gerald Vaughan Gladstone, GBE, KCB 1901 1978 C-in-C Far East Fleet 1957–1960; Retired list on 22 July 1960[283]
22 July 1960[283] Sir Manley Laurence Power, KCB, CBE, DSC 1904 1981 C-in-C Portsmouth 1959–1961; Retired list on 25 October 1961[284]
1960 Sir Wilfrid John Wentworth Woods, GBE, KCB 1906 1975 C-in-C Home Fleet 1960–1963; C-in-C Portsmouth 1963–1965;
Retired list on 29 September 1965[285]
17 August 1960[282] Sir Alexander Noel Campbell Bingley, GCB, OBE 1905 1972 C-in-C Mediterranean Fleet 1959–1961; C-in-C Portsmouth 1961–1963
22 August 1960[286] Sir John David Luce, KCB 1906 1971 First Sea Lord 1963–1966; Retired list on 15 March 1966[287]
10 March 1961 Sir Douglas Eric Holland-Martin, GCB, DSO, DSC 1906 1977 C-in-C Mediterranean Fleet 1961–64; Retired list on 9 February 1966
April 1961[288] Sir Laurence Durlacher KCB OBE DSC 1904 1986 Fifth Sea Lord 1959–1962
11 September 1961 Sir St John Reginald Joseph Tyrwhitt, 2nd Bt, KCB, DSO, DSC 1905 1961
November 1961[289] Sir Charles Madden, 2nd Baronet 1906 2001 Commander-in-Chief Home Fleet 1963–1965; Retired list on 11 August 1965[290]
March 1963 Sir Varyl Cargill Begg, GCB, DSO, DSC 1908 1995 First Sea Lord 1966–1968; promoted Admiral of the Fleet 1968
14 August 1963[291] Sir Nigel Stuart Henderson, GBE, KCB 1909 1993 C-in-C Plymouth 1962-65, Chairman NATO Mil Cttee 1968-71; Retired in 1971
5 June 1965[292] Sir Desmond Parry Dreyer, GCB, DSC 1910 2003 Retired in 1968
11 August 1965[285] Sir John Graham Hamilton, GBE, CB 1910 1994 C-in-C Mediterranean 1964–1967
29 September 1965[285] Sir Michael Le Fanu GCB DSC 1913 1970 First Sea Lord 1968–1970; promoted Admiral of the Fleet 1970
9 February 1966[287] Sir John Byng Frewen, GCB 1911 1975 C-in-C Naval Home Command 1969–1970; Retired list on 21 April 1970[293]
15 March 1966[287] Sir Frank Henry Edward Hopkins, KCB, DSO 1910 1990 C-in-C Portsmouth 1966–1967
26 December 1967[294] Sir Frank Roddam Twiss, KCB, KCVO, DSC 1910 1994 Second Sea Lord 1967–1970; Retired list on 21 April 1970[293]
20 August 1968[295] Sir John Fitzroy Duyland Bush, GCB, DSC[296] 1914 2013 C-in-C Western Fleet 1967–1970; Retired list on 4 April 1970.[297]
17 September 1968[298] Sir Horace Rochfort Law, GCB, OBE, DSC 1911 2005 Controller of the Navy 1965–1970; C-in-C Naval Home Command 1970–1972
1 October 1968[299] Peter John Hill-Norton, Baron Hill-Norton, GCB 1915 2004 First Sea Lord 1970–1971; Chief of the Defence Staff 1971–1974;
promoted to Admiral of the Fleet in 1971
4 April 1970[293] Sir William Donough O'Brien, KCB, DSC 1916 2016 C-in-C Western Fleet 1970–1971; Retired list on 29 November 1971[300]
21 April 1970[293] Sir Michael Patrick Pollock, GCB, LVO, DSC 1916 2006 First Sea Lord 1971–1974; promoted Admiral of the Fleet 1974
21 April 1970[293] Sir Arthur Francis Turner, KCB, DSC 1912 1991 Chief of Fleet Support 1967–1971; Retired list on 21 August 1971.[301]
4 November 1970[302] Sir Edward Beckwith Ashmore, GCB, DSC[303] 1919 2016 First Sea Lord 1974–1977; Chief of Defence Staff 1977;
promoted Admiral of the Fleet in 1977
21 August 1971[304] Sir Andrew MacKenzie Lewis, KCB 1918 1993 C-in-C Naval Home Cd 1972-1974
29 November 1971[300] Sir Anthony Templer Frederick Griffith Griffin, GCB 1920 1996 Controller of the Navy 1971–75; Retired list on 15 December 1975[305]
1 August 1972[306] Sir Leslie Derek Empson, GBE, KCB 1918 1997 Second Sea Lord 1971–74; C-in-C Home Command 1974–75;
Retired in 1976
1 December 1973[307] Terence Thornton Lewin, Baron Lewin, KG, GCB, LVO, DSC 1920 1999 C-in-C Fleet 1973–1975; C-in-C Naval Home Command 1975–1977;
First Sea Lord 1977–1979; Chief of the Defence Staff 1979–1982;
promoted Admiral of the Fleet in 1979
May 1974[308] Sir John Rae McKaig, KCB, CBE 1922 1996 Retired list on 28 June 1976[309]
8 September 1974[310] Sir David Williams, GCB 1921 2012 Second Sea Lord 1974–1976; C-in-C Naval Home Command 1976–1979; Retired list on 4 May 1979.[311]
15 December 1975[305] Sir John Devereux Treacher, KCB 1924 2018 C-in-C Fleet 1975–1977; Retired list on 31 March 1977[312]
Sir Ian Easton, KCB, DSC 1917 1989 Retired list on 14 March 1978.[313]
28 June 1976[309] Sir Peter White GBE 1919 2010 Chief of Fleet Support 1974–1977; Retired list on 2 July 1977.[314]
9 February 1977[315] Sir Raymond Derek Lygo, KCB 1924 2012 Vice Chief of Naval Staff 1975–1978; Retired list on 28 March 1978.[316]
30 March 1977[312] Sir Henry Conyers Leach GCB 1923 2011 First Sea Lord 1979–1982; Admiral of the Fleet 1982
14 March 1978[317] Sir Allen Gordon Tait, KCB, DSC 1921 2005 Second Sea Lord 1977–1979; Retired list on 27 September 1979.[318]
28 March 1978[317] Sir Richard Pilkington Clayton, GCB 1925 1984 Controller of the Navy 1975–1979; C-in-C Naval Home Command 1979–1981; Retired list on 23 July 1981.[319]
Sir Anthony Storrs Morton, GBE, KCB 1923 2006
4 May 1979[311] Sir James Henry Fuller Eberle, GCB 1927 2018 C-in-C Fleet 1979–1981; C-in-C Naval Home Command 1981–1982; Retired list on 4 February 1983.[320]
27 September 1979[318] Sir (Arthur) Desmond Cassidi, GCB 1925 2019 C-in-C Naval Home Command 1982–1985; Retired list on 12 April 1985.[321]
23 July 1981[322] John David Elliott Fieldhouse, Baron Fieldhouse, GCB, GBE 1928 1992 First Sea Lord 1982–1985; Chief of Defence Staff 1985–1988
promoted Admiral of the Fleet 1985
5 January 1982[323] Sir William Thomas Pillar GBE, KCB 1924 1999 Commandant RCDS 1982–1984; Retired list on 6 March 1984[324]
Sir Lindsay Sutherland Bryson, KCB 1925 2005 Controller of the Navy 1981–1984; Retired list on 11 Jan 1985.[325]
29 October 1982[326] Sir William Doveton Minet Staveley GCB 1928 1997 First Sea Lord 1985–1989; Promoted Admiral of the Fleet in 1989
10 June 1983[327] Sir Peter Herbert KCB OBE 1929 2019 Vice-Chief of the Defence Staff 1983-1984; Retired list on 30 January 1985[328]
15 November 1984[329] Sir Simon Alistair Cassilis Cassels, KCB, CBE 1928 2019 Second Sea Lord 1982–1986; Retired list on 4 March 1986[330]
14 February 1985[331] Sir Peter Stanford GCB, LVO 1929 1991 C-in-C Naval Home Command 1985–1987; Retired list on 16 September 1987[332]
20 June 1985[333] Sir Nicholas John Streysham Hunt GCB, LVO 1930 2013 C-in-C Fleet 1985–1987; Retired list on 26 July 1987[334]
January 1986 Sir Richard George Alison Fitch KCB 1929 1994 Second Sea Lord 1986–1988; Retired list on 23 November 1988.[335]
January 1986[336] Sir David Hallifax KCB, KCVO, KBE 1927 1992 DSACLANT 1982–1984; Commandant RCDS 1986–1987; Retired list on 1 March 1988.[337]
29 May 1987[338] Sir Julian Oswald GCB 1933 2001 First Sea Lord 1989–1993; Admiral of the Fleet 1993
21 July 1987[334] Sir John Forster Woodward, GBE, KCB 1932 2013 C-in-C Naval Home Command 1987–1989
31 July 1987[339] Infante Juan, Count of Barcelona 1913 1993 Honorary Admiral of the Royal Navy
28 September 1988 Sir Derek Roy Reffell, KCB 1928 Controller of the Navy 1984–1989; Retired list on 21 October 1989[340]
26 August 1989 Sir Brian Thomas Brown KCB CBE 1934 2020 Second Sea Lord 1988–1991; Retired list on 26 June 1991[341]
21 April 1989 Sir David Benjamin Bathurst, GCB 1936 First Sea Lord 1993–1995; promoted Admiral of the Fleet in 1995
1989 Sir Jeremy Black GBE, KCB, DSO 1932 2015 C-in-C Naval Home Command 1989–1991
1989 Sir Richard Thomas KCB, KCVO, OBE 1932 1998 DSACLANT 1987–89; Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod in retirement
1990 Sir Kenneth John Eaton, GBE, KCB 1934 2022 Controller of the Navy 1989–1994; Retired list on 3 August 1994[342]
January 1991 Sir John Cunningham Kirkwood Slater, GCB, LVO 1938 First Sea Lord 1995–1998; Retired list 14 December 1998[343]
1991 Sir Michael Howard Livesay KCB 1936 2003 Second Sea Lord 1991–1993; Retired list 26 June 1993[344]
1991 Sir John Beverley Kerr GCB, DL 1937 2019 C-in-C Naval Home Command 1991–1993;
Retired list 31 May 1994[345]
1992 Sir Hugo Moresby White, GCB, CBE 1939 2014 C-in-C Fleet 1992–1995; Retired list 2 May 1997[346]
1993 Sir Michael Henry Gordon Layard KCB, CBE 1936 C-in-C Home Command & Second Sea Lord 1993–1995; Retired list 7 August 1995[347]
1995 Sir Peter Charles Abbott, GBE, KCB 1942 2015 DSACLANT 1993–1995, C-in-C Fleet 1995–1997; VCDS 1997-2001
25 May 1995 Michael Cecil Boyce, Baron Boyce, KG, GCB, OBE 1943 2022 First Sea Lord 1998–2001; Chief of the Defence Staff 2001–2003;
promoted honorary Admiral of the Fleet in 2014
1997 Sir John Richard Brigstocke, KCB 1945 2020 Second Sea Lord 1997–2000
September 1998 Sir Nigel Richard Essenhigh, GCB 1944 First Sea Lord 2001–2002; Retired list 3 December 2002[348]
1998(?) Sir James Francis Perowne, KBE, KCVO 1947 DSACLANT 1998–2002; Retired list 2002
November 2000 Alan William John West, Baron West of Spithead, GCB, DSC 1948 First Sea Lord 2002–2006
September 2001[336] Sir Ian David Graham Garnett, KCB 1944 DSACLANT 1995–1998
December, 2001 Sir Ian Andrew Forbes, KCB, CBE 1946 DSACLANT Jan–Oct 2002
August 2002[349] Sir Jonathon Band, GCB, DL 1950 First Sea Lord 2006–2009
10 July 2004[350] Sir Mark Stanhope, GCB, OBE 1952 First Sea Lord 2009–2013
15 November 2005[351] Sir James Michael Burnell-Nugent, KCB, CBE 1949 C-in-C Fleet 2005-2007
Retired list 11 April 2008[352]
14 November 2006[353] King Charles III, KG, KT, GCB, OM 1948 Promoted Admiral of the Fleet in 2012
Lord High Admiral of the United Kingdom since 2022
9 June 2009[354] Sir Trevor Alan Soar, KCB, OBE 1957 C-in-C Fleet 2009–2012
6 January 2012[355] Sir George Michael Zambellas, GCB, DSC 1958 First Sea Lord 2013–2016
15 August 2012[356] The Princess Anne, Princess Royal, KG, KT, GCVO 1950 Chief Commandant for Women in the Royal Navy
2016 Sir Philip Andrew Jones, GCB 1960 First Sea Lord 2016–2019
Retired list 3 January 2020[357]
May 2019 Sir Timothy Peter Fraser, KCB 1960? Vice Chief of the Defence Staff 2019–2022;
Retired list on 1 December 2022[358]
June 2019 Sir Antony David Radakin, KCB 1965 First Sea Lord 2019–2021; Chief of the Defence Staff since November 2021
8 November 2021 Sir Benjamin John Key, KCB, CBE 1965 First Sea Lord since November 2021
17 July 2023[359] Sir Keith Edward Blount, KCB, OBE 1966 DSACEUR since July 2023.

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