Robert Anthony Edwards Scott
Robert Anthony Edwards Scott
c.1817 Born in East Buckland, Devon[1]
1841 R A E Scott (Mate) was awarded the silver medal by the Royal Humane Society
1842 Lieutenant R A E Scott was appointed to HMS Vixen[2]
1851 Lieutenant RN (half pay) at Woolwich Arsenal; living with his wife Madeline Scott 23[3]
1864 Associate of the Institution of Naval Architects; presented a paper on "On the Principles of Construction and the Armament of Iron Clads."[4]
Also see R. F. Scott
1871 Captain R. A. E. Scott[5]
1871 Retired Captain RN, landowner, living in Islington with Fanny M J Scott 31, Robert J Scott 9, Caroline J Scott 6, Leara R Scott 3, Henry A Scott 2, Blanche E Scott 11 Months[6]
By 1887 his rank was Rear Admiral[7]
1891 Rear Admiral (RN) retired, living in Greenwich with Fanny J Scott 50, Caroline Ida 26, Frances B 17, Emily J 16, Ernest J 12[8]
1903 Died in Brockley, Kent[9]