NAME OF SHIP |
TYPE OF SHIP |
VOYAGE DATES |
LOCATION(S) |
NOTES/MORE INFO |
HMS Regulus |
44-gun fifth rate Roebuck class two-decker converted in 1789 to troopship |
May 3, 1804-July 10, 1807 |
North Sea, off Boulogne & on the Guernsey Station |
This image[1] is not of the Regulus itself, but of a “Roebuck class” ship. It would’ve been built to the same specifications. |
HMS Swiftsure
|
74-gun third rate[2] ship of the line[3] of the Royal Navy[4] |
Nov 5, 1807 – Jan 10, 1810 |
North American Station off coast of Bermuda |
Famed for being one the “Nelson ships” that fought at Trafalgar. More: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HMS_Swiftsure_(1804)[5] Image location: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/a/ac/H.M._Ship_Swiftsure.jpg[6] |
HMS Maidstone (no image) |
32-gun fifth rate |
Jan 8, 1824-Sept 22, 1827 |
Patrolled coast of Guinea |
Prevention of the slave trade (noted in service record). More information on this 4-year tour and more history of the Maidstone here: http://nelsonlambert.blogspot.com/2011/06/africa-hms-maidstone-part-2.html[7] (text below table) Acta Militaria, Blog by Nelson Lambert. Didn’t find any pictures, but there are architect drawings. |
HMS Barham |
74-gun third rate[2] ship of the line[3] of the Royal Navy[4] , reduced to 50-gun in 1826 |
Mar 27, 1831-May 3, 1834 |
Patrolled Channel & Mediterranean |
Presumed prevention of the slave trade |
HMS Howe
|
120-gun first rate ship of the line |
October 28, 1840 – Jan 12, 1841 |
Supernumerary to the Coast of Syria |
He traveled from England on this ship to get to the Revenge to start his duty there. http://freepages.rootsweb.com/~pbtyc/genealogy/18-1900/H/02327.html[8] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HMS_Howe[9] |
HMS Revenge |
74-gun third-rate[10] ship of the line[3] of the Royal Navy[4], launched on 13 April 1805 |
Jan 12, 1841-Feb 28, 1842 |
Patrolled Coast of Syria |
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HMS_Revenge_(1805)[11] Presumed prevention of the slave trade |