Captain of the Pickle he carried the news from the Battle of Trafalgar, landed at Falmouth on 4 November 1805 and then carried the news along the Trafalgar Way to the Admiralty in Whitehall.
Born Devon to a Huguenot family. Died Cornwall.
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