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Antoine Vincent Quéru


NationalityFrench 
RolesNaval Sailor, Marine 
Date of Birth13.8.1773 - Brest ref:631
First Known Service1788ref:631
WifeM Marthe Perrine Malmanche - Married c.1798, Brest ref:631
Son-in-Law
Jean Baptiste Grivel (1st Baron Grivel)French
Naval Sailor
Service 1796-1819
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Son
Henry Frédérick Edmond QuéruFrench
Administrator
Service 1803-1864
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Last Known Service30.6.1813ref:631
Date of Death8.3.1843 - Brest ref:631

Event History


Date fromDate toEventSource
25.2.1788 Mousseref:631
25.2.1788 Entered the Service as "Mousse" , Secretary to the Commissioner .ref:631
13.8.1790 Matelotref:631
2.4.1794 Caporal Fourrier de l'Artillerie de Marineref:631
2.4.1794 In the 141st Demi-Brigade : the corps no listed Marine or Artillery ?ref:631
c.5.4.1798 Lieutenant en Second d'Artillerie de Marineref:631
5.4.1798 Second Lieutenant in the 7th Marine Artillery Demi-Brigade .ref:631
1801 
Formidable (84) 1795-1805
French 84 Gun
3rd Rate Ship of the Line
1795 Renamed "Formidable"
, Lieutenant en Second d'Artillerie de Marine
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6.7.1801 On March 19, 1802 he was appointed 1st lieutenant by order of the First Consul for brilliant action at the Battle of Algeciras on July 6, 1801 , he was then embarked on the "Formidable" .ref:631
6.7.1801 Battle of Algeciras Bay 
12.7.1801 The Gut of Gibraltar 
19.3.1802 Lieutenant en Premier d'Artillerie de Marineref:631
18031809He was detached to the Army of Boulogne .ref:631
1806 Employed by Rear-Admiral La Crosse , Commander-in-Chief of the Imperial Flotilla (sic, later: Flotilla)ref:631
1809 He was detached to the Army of Germany .ref:631
23.7.1809 Appointed Chevalier de Ordre Royal de la Légion d'Honneur for the Battle of Wagram (1809)ref:631
23.7.1809 Deputy Captain to the General Staff of General Vandamme .ref:631
26.3.1812 Capitaine en Premier d'Artillerie de Marineref:631
1813 He was detached to the Grande Armée .ref:631
17.5.1813 Appointed Chevalier de Ordre Royal de la Légion d'Honneur for the Battle of Lützen (1813)ref:631
20.5.18137.6.1814Wounded (six wounds) on May 20, 1813 , he was taken prisoner of war during the capitulation of Dresden on November 11, 1813 and returned to France on June 7, 1814 .ref:631
30.6.1813 Chef de Bataillon de l’Artillerie de Marineref:631
23.9.1814 Appointed Chevalier l’Ordre Royal et Militaire de Saint-Louisref:631

Notes on Officer


Rank no dateref:631

Lieutenant-Colonel d'Artillerie de Marine

 



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