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 Death Announcements 1731-1831

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Surname  Heywood    
First names  Peter    
Rank/ occupation  Captain    
Unit  Royal Navy    
Death date  10 Feb 1831    
Place of death  Cumberland Terrace    
Source  Gentleman's Magazine    
Date  1831 Suppl. Part I    
Page number  640    
Detail  In Cumberland Terrace, Regent's Park, after a severe and protracted illness, aged 57, Captain Peter Heywood, R.N�. [as a Midshipman on HMS Bounty, was one of those who wished to leave the mutineers. Via the Pandora's shipwreck off Australia was conveyed to Copang, Batavia & Cape of Good Hope, 1792. As a Lieut. served at Amboyna, commander of the Vulcan Bomb, and remained in the East Indies ""chiefy employed on confidential detached services"" until Jan 1805. Surveyed coast of Ceylon, helped James Horsbrugh of the EIC with hydrographs. Pages 640-643].    
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