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Vice-Admiral of the Coast, Lancashire - England - British

Posts established in each of the twenty maritime counties of England, the North and South of Wales, and the four provinces of Ireland. The officer holders, designated as "vice-admirals", were responsible for naval administration in their county, and were deputies of Lord High Admiral.
 
Date fromDate toHolderSource
15691572/10/24
Lord Edward Stanley (3rd Earl of Derby)British
Administrator
Service 1509-1572
E-WIKI
1572/10/241593/09/25
Lord Henry Stanley (4th Earl of Derby)British
Administrator
Service 1531-1593
E-WIKI
1593/09/251594/04/16
Lord Ferdinando Stanley (5th Earl of Derby)British
Administrator
Service 1559-1594
E-WIKI
16071638
Lord William Stanley (6th Earl of Derby)British
Administrator
Service 1561-1642
E-WIKI
16381644
James StanleyBritish
Administrator
Service 1607-1651
E-WIKI
16441650
John MooreBritish
Administrator
Service 1599-1650
E-WIKI
16611672/12/21
Lord Charles Stanley (8th Earl of Derby)British
Administrator
Service 1661-1672
E-WIKI
16731676/07/06
William BanksBritish
Administrator
Service 1636-1676
E-WIKI
16841691
Lord William Richard George Stanley (9th Earl of Derby)British
Administrator
Service 1655-1702
E-WIKI
16911701/11/04
Charles GerardBritish
Administrator
Service 1659-1701
E-WIKI
1702 
Lord Richard Savage (4th Earl Rivers)British
Administrator
Service 1705-1712
E-WIKI
17021712
Lord James Stanley (10th Earl of Derby)British
Administrator
Service 1664-1736
E-WIKI
1712 
Lord James Hamilton (1st Duke of Brandon)British
Administrator
Service 1658-1712
E-WIKI
18311851/06/30
Edward Smith-StanleyBritish
Administrator
Service 1775-1851
E-WIKI

Other Vice-Admiral of the Coast locations

Cheshire, Cornwall, Cumberland, Devon, Dorset, Essex, Hampshire, Leinster, Norfolk, South Cornwall, Suffolk, Westmorland,

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