George Hopewell Stephens (d.1819)

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George Hopewell Stephens

NationalityBritish 
RolesNaval Sailor 
First Known Service17.4.1778CSORN
Last Known Service12.8.1819CSORN
Date of Death25.12.1819 - Great Ealing, MiddlesexTGM

Event History


Date fromDate toEventSource
17.4.1778 LieutenantCSORN
29.3.178310.2.1784
Ardent (64) 1782-1794
British 64 Gun
3rd Rate Ship of the Line
, Second Lieutenant ADM 6/23/41		ADM 6/23
10.2.178411.3.1786
Ardent (64) 1782-1794
British 64 Gun
3rd Rate Ship of the Line
, Third Lieutenant ADM 6/23/190		ADM 6/23
10.9.1792 
Europa (50) 1783-1814
British 50 Gun
4th Rate Ship of the Line
, Third Lieutenant ADM 6/24/173		ADM 6/24
7.2.1794 CommanderCSORN
7.2.179410.10.1794
Goelan (14) 1793-1794
British 14 Gun
Unrated Sloop
, Commander, and Commanding Officer ADM 6/25/36
Issued by
John FordBritish
Naval Sailor
Service 1753-1795
, Jamaica
Confirmed 25.4.1794		BWAS-1793
11.10.1794 CaptainCSORN
11.10.179423.10.1794
Glory (98) 1788-1825
British 98 Gun
2nd Rate Ship of the Line
, Captain, and Commanding Officer ADM 6/25/94		ADM 6/25
4.17961797
Oiseau (36) 1793-1816
British 36 Gun
5th Rate Frigate
, Captain, and Commanding Officer		BWAS-1793
1797 
Tremendous (74) 1784-1807
British 74 Gun
3rd Rate Ship of the Line
, Captain, and Commanding Officer		BWAS-1714
1800 
Barfleur (98) 1768-1819
British 98 Gun
2nd Rate Ship of the Line
, Captain, and Commanding Officer		ODNB
11.18001801
Glatton (56) 1795-1830
British 56 Gun
4th Rate Ship of the Line
, Captain, and Commanding Officer		BWAS-1793
3.1801 
Brunswick (74) 1790-1826
British 74 Gun
3rd Rate Ship of the Line
, Captain, and Commanding Officer		BWAS-1714
2.4.1801 Battle of Copenhagen 
6.18053.1806
Captain (74) 1787-1813
British 74 Gun
3rd Rate Ship of the Line
, Captain, and Commanding Officer		BWAS-1714
4.12.1813 Rear-Admiral of the BlueCSORN
4.6.1814 Rear-Admiral of the WhiteCSORN
12.8.1819 Rear-Admiral of the RedCSORN
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Posted by Jon Miller on Monday 13th of July 2026 13:41

Portsmouth, 11 April 1801: Capt Stephens, who returned to England in the Kite sloop, came home to take the command of the Brunswick, of 74 guns, now lying at this port. [Hampshire Telegraph, 13 April 1801]

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