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Commissioner at Portsmouth Dockyard. Besides overseeing the changing face of the Navy and the Dockyard being instigated by the Lord of the Admiralty, Earl St Vincent, Sir George had an important administrative role to play. Some of his correspondence with the Navy
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Vincent was desirous of calling to his assistance in the Channel, as many as he could of the Officers formed in the Mediterranean Fleet... That the Admiralty could not, at a moment's notice, comply with these wishes as fully as his Lordship imparted them, may also be as easily supposed.
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Board from 1807 to 1827 is still kept by
National Archives relating to the workers, maintenance and general operation of the dockyard, including major accidents. He also wrote to the Board on behalf of offenders who faced deportation or death for their crimes.
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At the beginning of the short peace in March 1801, he accepted the command of one of the royal yachts at
Weymouth, and did not again see active service. The Grey family lived at Weymouth for the three years of his service to
1109:— The book is a memoir of Sir George Grey, 2nd Baronet but the first chapter outlines the early lives of Sir George Grey, 1st Baronet; his parents and brothers; his wife, Mary Whitbread and her parents and their careers.
547:, anchored nearby. The anchor cables were destroyed by the fire, so the ship drifted and eventually ran aground. It eventually had to be blown up, and the Boyne Buoy, still marks the position of the wreck near
818:"The remains of the Hon. Sir Geo. Grey, Bart. were this morning deposited in the Chapel of this Garrison, the Burial Service being performed by Rev. W.S. Dusauloy... The pall was borne by Admiral the Hon. Sir
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Spencer, First Lord of the Admiralty 1794–1801. Spencer to St Vincent 29 August 1798 – stating Capt George Grey to be Master & Commander of Mediterranean Fleet
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Archives Caird Library ADM 354/222/175 Letter from Commissioner Grey 13 April 1806, stating to the Navy Board that he had also served in Rodney's action of 12 April 1782 on the Resolution
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had been able to remove all his papers and belongings, so everything he had on board was lost. George Grey, as captain, was court-martialed but acquitted, as he had not been on board at the time.
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928:(1799–1882) born in Gibraltar and sometimes Home Secretary between the years of 1846 and 1866. He married Anna Sophia Ryder and had one son, Lt. Col. George Henry Grey (1835–1874).
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Captain of
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President of the Portsmouth Dock Yard Bible Association in 1817 and was an active supporter, with his wife, of Missions to Seafarers. His wife,
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1087:- Administrative/Biographical History of Grey, The Hon Sir George, 1st Bt., Captain, 1767–1828, whose papers are held by the National Maritime Museum.
660:. The service record of George Grey as Adjutant General of the Fleet whilst on Argo and Guerrier from June to November 1799 by Evan Nepean 26 Dec 1801
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Gentleman's Magazine Vol 98, Part 2, Pages 371–2 - 1828 Obituary of Hon Sir G. Grey
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Memoirs of Admiral the Right Hon the Earl of St. Vincent Vol. I
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De Bon Vouloir Servir Le Roy (To Serve The King With Good Will)
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A scaling ladder in bend sinister Or hooked and pointed Sable.
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The Peeerage.com: Captain Hon. Sir George Grey, 1st Baronet
1673:. Vol. 23. London: Smith, Elder & Co. p. 183.
1438:"Home - The National Archives | George Grey 1767–1828"
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1177:(77th ed.). London: Harrison & Sons. p. 929
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353:, Earl of St Vincent and later as Flag Captain for
1828:The Gentleman's Magazine from July – December 1828
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1126:. London: Andrew Reid & Co. pp. 113–121.
866:Portrait of Mary Whitbread, later Grey's wife, by
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1214:National Archives, Kew, London. ref: ADM 6/23/248
717:'s coffin with his flag flown at half mast, from
526:On their return to British waters on 1 May 1795,
317:(10 October 1767 – 3 October 1828) was a British
2005:Baronets in the Baronetage of the United Kingdom
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1899:Reference GB 0064 GRE: Papers of Sir George Grey
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1359:National Archives, Caird Library ADM 354/203/139
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1699:. Vol. 3. London: Smith, Elder & Co.
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671:, to quell the mutinous spirit of the crews.
569:which Sir George commanded from 1796 to 1797.
1859:Memoirs: Chapter 1 Parentage and Early Years
1477:. history.inportsmouth.co.uk. Archived from
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1245:p 371-372 – Obituary of Hon Sir G. Grey Bart
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361:. From 1804 to 1806, he was Commissioner at
1710:Biography of Viscount Edward Grey 1862–1933
1464:William Carey Library 1986, pp. 125-6, 296.
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2000:Knights Commander of the Order of the Bath
1884:Biography of Sir George Grey in Portsmouth
1839:Seamen's Missions: their origin and growth
1795:Creighton, Mandell; Grey, Edward (1990) .
1461:Seamen's Missions: their origin and growth
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1105:. Longmans, Green, and Co. pp. 3–4.
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410:Lieutenant General Sir Henry George Grey
1798:Memoir of Sir George Grey, Bart., G.C.B
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1545:The Hampshire Telegraph 13 October 1828
1499:Allen. Lake. History of Portsmouth 1817
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931:Elizabeth Grey (1800–1818) who married
2015:Military personnel from Northumberland
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933:Charles Noel, 1st Earl of Gainsborough
377:Grey was born at the family estate of
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945:Hannah Jean Grey (1803–1829) married
596:. Admiral Jervis raised his flag on
385:on 10 October 1767, the third son of
954:Francis Baring, 1st Baron Northbrook
874:On 18 Jun 1795, George Grey married
824:Sir Harry Burrard-Neale, 2nd Baronet
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402:Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
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985:Descendants of Sir George include:
619:, when a Marine was shot alongside
541:lost their lives, and two from the
13:
2010:People from Howick, Northumberland
1889:Royal visit to Portsmouth Dockyard
1774:Tucker, Jedediah Stephens (1844).
1590:. 2 July 1814. pp. 1340–1341.
454:Following representations made by
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1690:"Baring, Francis Thornhill"
1639:Memoir of Sir George Grey, G.C.B.
1275:Richard Bentley 1844, p. 110-121.
1243:The Gentlemen's Magazine Vol. 144
995:, the 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th
743:In 1807, the mayor of Portsmouth
611:on joining the fleet. During the
474:, Grey was serving on the 32-gun
321:officer and a scion of the noble
1936:Baronetage of the United Kingdom
1820:. Longmans, Green & Co. Ltd.
1742:Dictionary of National Biography
1696:Dictionary of National Biography
1670:Dictionary of National Biography
1656:"Grey, George (1799–1882)"
1622:Dictionary of National Biography
1350:Richard Bentley 1844, pp. 484/5.
1305:Richard Bentley 1844, pp. 148/9.
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647:George Spencer, 2nd Earl Spencer
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947:Sir Henry Thompson, 3rd Baronet
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1514:Richard Bentley 1844, p. 394.
1374:Richard Bentley 1844, p. 5-7.
1320:Richard Bentley 1844, p. 259.
1290:Richard Bentley 1844, p. 135.
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1005:Commander Sir Laurence Street
1001:Sir Peter Curtis, 6th Baronet
915:Jessie Mary Grey, Lady Street
801:, where Sir George is buried.
470:. At the commencement of the
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228:Invasion of Guadeloupe (1794)
1894:The National Maritime Museum
922:Sir George Grey, 2nd Baronet
909:had the following children:
896:Samuel Whitbread (1764–1815)
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667:was recalled to command the
339:American War of Independence
309:Sir George Grey, 1st Baronet
211:American War of Independence
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1653:Creighton, Mandell (1890).
1394:"Doll's House | Kew Palace"
1100:Creighton, Mandell (1901).
967:Charlotte Grey (1805–1814).
735:Admiralty House, Portsmouth
651:First Lord of the Admiralty
507:and Grey's father, General
398:Charles Grey, 2nd Earl Grey
390:Charles Grey, 1st Earl Grey
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1368:Tucker. Jedediah Stephens
1344:Tucker. Jedediah Stephens
1314:Tucker. Jedediah Stephens
1299:Tucker. Jedediah Stephens
1284:Tucker. Jedediah Stephens
1269:Tucker. Jedediah Stephens
1254:Tucker. Jedediah Stephens
1077:. National Maritime Museum
1009:Commander Alexander Street
767:Grand Duchess of Oldenburg
396:. Among his siblings were
16:British Royal Navy officer
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1816:Trevelyan, G. M. (1937).
1616:"Whitbread, Samuel"
1440:. nationalarchives.gov.uk
1418:. nationalarchives.gov.uk
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1842:. William Carey Library.
1836:Kverndal, Roald (1986).
1825:Urban, Sylvanus (1828).
1527:. infotrac.galegroup.com
1396:. Historic Royal Palaces
1120:Bateson, Edward (1895).
964:) and had five children.
844:Baronet Grey of Fallodon
343:French Revolutionary War
1171:Burke, Bernard (1909).
713:, was used to transfer
603:with the two captains,
472:war with France in 1793
414:Governor of Cape Colony
394:Countess Elizabeth Grey
292:Dockyard Commissioner,
1636:Creighton, M. (1884).
1224:Charles, 1st Earl Grey
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127:Years of service
92:Royal Garrison Church
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972:Sir Charles A. Elton
781:Vice-Admiralty Court
639:Master and Commander
327:Master and Commander
2030:Royal Navy captains
1995:Royal Navy officers
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812:Hampshire Telegraph
653:on 29 August 1798.
643:Mediterranean Fleet
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551:at the entrance to
441:Lord Robert Manners
367:Portsmouth Dockyard
331:Mediterranean Fleet
248:Baronet of Fallodon
81:Portsmouth Dockyard
1642:Collingwood Press.
1587:The London Gazette
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422:Bishop of Hereford
387:Lieutenant General
363:Sheerness Dockyard
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1758:Debrett's Peerage
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