BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES - CHARLES PASLEY
Date | Notes | Source |
14 Nov 1824 | Born at Brompton barracks, Chatham, Kent, eldest son of General Sir Charles William Pasley KCB RE FRS DCL | 6, 8 |
Educated at the King's grammar school, Rochester, Kent | 8 | |
Feb 1840 | Entered the Royal Military Academy at Woolwich | 8 |
20 Dec 1843 | First appointment, Royal Engineers commission as second lieutenant, serving at several home stations | 7, 8 |
1 Apr 1846 | Lieutenant, Royal Engineers | 7 |
Jun 1846 | Sent to Canada | 8 |
1848 | Appointed to assist in the survey of the extensive and scattered ordnance lands on the Rideau canal | 8 |
1849 | Sent to the Bermuda Islands, superintendant of works for deepening channel into St. George's Harbour | 8 |
Nov 1850 | Returned to England on grounds of ill-health | 8 |
Feb 1851 | Selected to join the staff of the Great Exhibition | 8 |
17 Feb 1854 | Captain, Royal Engineers | 7 |
1855-1857 | Commissioner of Public Works, and a member of the first responsible ministry of the Colony of Victoria | 6 |
1860 | Served in New Zealand on the staff of Major General Pratt | 6 |
28 Jan 1862 | Major Brevit | 7 |
29 Mar 1864 | Married Charlotte Roberts (his cousin) at Hampton, Middlesex | 6, 8 |
6 Jul 1867 | Lieutenant Colonel, Royal Engineers | 7 |
Abt 1870 | Severely wounded at capture of Pa, New Zealand (medal) | 6 |
6 Jul 1872 | Colonel Brevit | 7 |
Sep 1873-Sep 1882 | Director of engineering works and architecture at the Admiralty | 6, 8 |
1 Apr 1876 | Colonel, Royal Engineers | 7 |
1880 | Created Commander of the Bath (CB) | 6 |
27 Aug 1881 | Retired from Army as Major General (retired), Royal Engineers | 6, 8 |
1883 | Member of United Service Club | 6 |
1882-1890 | Resident of 7 Queen Anne's Grove, Bedford Park, London | 13,11 |
11 Nov 1890 | Died at 7 Queen Anne's Grove, Bedford Park, London | 8 |