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==Commanders-in-Chief, Plymouth== | ==Commanders-in-Chief, Plymouth== | ||
| − | *Sir [[Algernon McLennan Lyons]], [[2 June]], [[1893]] – [[10 June]], [[1896]]. | + | *Admiral Sir [[Algernon McLennan Lyons]], [[2 June]], [[1893]] – [[10 June]], [[1896]]. |
| − | *Sir [[Edmund Robert Fremantle]], [[10 June]], [[1896]] – [[10 June]], [[1899]]. | + | *Admiral The Honourable Sir [[Edmund Robert Fremantle]], [[10 June]], [[1896]] – [[10 June]], [[1899]]. |
| − | *Sir [[Henry Fairfax]], [[10 June]], [[1899]] – [[20 March]], [[1900]]. | + | *Admiral Sir [[Henry Fairfax]], [[10 June]], [[1899]] – [[20 March]], [[1900]]. |
| − | *[[Lord Charles Thomas Montagu-Douglas-Scott]], [[28 March]], [[1900]] – 1903. | + | *Admiral [[Lord Charles Thomas Montagu-Douglas-Scott]], [[28 March]], [[1900]] – 1903. |
| − | + | *Admiral Sir [[Edward Hobart Seymour]], 1903 – 1905. | |
| + | *Vice-Admiral Sir [[Lewis Anthony Beaumont]], 1905 – 1908. | ||
| + | *Vice-Admiral Sir [[Wilmot Hawkesworth Fawkes]], 1908 – 1911. | ||
| + | *Admiral Sir [[William Henry May]], 1911 – 1913. | ||
| + | *Admiral Sir [[George Le Clerc Egerton]], 1913 – 1916. | ||
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Revision as of 10:04, 27 January 2009
Commanders-in-Chief, Plymouth
- Admiral Sir Algernon McLennan Lyons, 2 June, 1893 – 10 June, 1896.
- Admiral The Honourable Sir Edmund Robert Fremantle, 10 June, 1896 – 10 June, 1899.
- Admiral Sir Henry Fairfax, 10 June, 1899 – 20 March, 1900.
- Admiral Lord Charles Thomas Montagu-Douglas-Scott, 28 March, 1900 – 1903.
- Admiral Sir Edward Hobart Seymour, 1903 – 1905.
- Vice-Admiral Sir Lewis Anthony Beaumont, 1905 – 1908.
- Vice-Admiral Sir Wilmot Hawkesworth Fawkes, 1908 – 1911.
- Admiral Sir William Henry May, 1911 – 1913.
- Admiral Sir George Le Clerc Egerton, 1913 – 1916.
