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| Date from | Date to | Event | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10.1739 | He entered the service of the Navy in October 1739, as a volunteer . | ref:673 | |
| 15.5.1740 | Appointed Elève Ecrivain de la Marine | ref:673 | |
| 16.12.1740 | Appointed Ecrivain Ordinaire de la Marine | ref:673 | |
| 1.7.1741 | Le Saint Philippe (74)
1722-1746 , EcrivainFrench 74 Gun 3rd Rate Ship of the Line | ref:673 | |
| aft.2.7.1741 | He was ordered by the French Ambassador to Portugal to take charge and return to France all the gold sent by Lisbon merchants to their correspondents in France .Mission which he performs to everyone's satisfaction . | ref:673 | |
| 7.1742 | 1744 | On his return he was employed in the various services of the Arsenal in Brest . | ref:673 |
| 21.3.1744 | 5.1744 | Le Neptune (74)
1723-1747 , EcrivainFrench 74 Gun 3rd Rate Ship of the Line | ref:673 |
| 15.4.1744 | Appointed Ecrivain Principal de la Marine | ref:673 | |
| 6.1744 | 1746 | He obtained permission to take his last exams and receive his degrees at the law faculty in Paris .Back in Brest , he was second and often chief in port details , until 1746 . | ref:673 |
| 1746 | He is sent to Rochefort to prepare the concentration and the embarkation of the artillery train , intended for the expedition of Lieutenant General de la Rochefoucaud de Roye , Duke d'Anville , army to reconquer Louisbourg in Canada .He boarded the Borée , but did not leave , affected by a serious infection . | ref:673 | |
| 1750 | He was sent to Toulon to take care of the details of the rope factory and to organize a seal factory there similar to that of Brest . | ref:673 | |
| 7.1751 | The Intendant of Brest , Hocquart , said about him "I regard this principal writer as the one who already has the most knowledge and the most inclination to acquire it on all the objects of the Navy.Wise, hard-working, assiduous, zealous, will one day assist a Intendant ”. | ref:673 | |
| 10.1751 | 1754 | Appointed Commissaire des Classes at Rochefort He was assigned to Rochefort where he worked in the refits , in particular , until 1754 . | ref:673 |
| 31.8.1752 | 1769 | Appointed Membre Ordinaire de l’Académie de Marine | ref:673 |
| 1754 | Appointed Second Commis du Bureau de la Police des Ports at Versailles under Premier Commissaire Pellerin | ref:673 | |
| 4.12.1756 | 1757 | Appointed Contrôleur de la Marine at Dunkirk He took office in January 1757 and prepared to send a convoy of troops and supplies to Canada . | ref:673 |
| 1763 | 1766 | After the signing of the Treaty of Paris , he is responsible for putting the accounts and the "Intendance de Dunkerque" in order . In February 22, 1763 : accused of embezzlement , he was imprisoned in the Bastille .His innocence recognized , he was released in July .He remained unemployed , however , until 1766 , when he retired . | ref:673 |
| 14.5.1771 | He is recalled to the service in its rank this controller .Assigned to Rochefort , he is responsible for the inspection of food and hospitals , the establishment of the annual draft budget for variable expenditure for the port . | ref:673 | |
| 1773 | He loses his duties as controller and becomes a simple commissioner again . But his seniority led him to assume the duties of a "Ordonnateur" in the absence of the Intendant d'Aubenton . | ref:673 | |
| 1.9.1776 | Appointed Commissaire Général de la Marine | ref:673 | |
| 1.1.1777 | Retired following the reform of Sartine , Secretary of State for the Navy . | ref:673 |