by John Marshall, Royal Naval Biography — Kent, Bartholemew (1823)
“ After cruising for some time amongst the West India islands, in quest of the large American frigates, the Plantagenet was attached to the Jamaica station, then again recently become a separate command. ”
by John Marshall, Royal Naval Biography — Kent, Bartholemew (1823)
“ His surviving brothers, William George Carlile and Henry, are commanders in the royal navy [1] ; another, John, late first lieutenant of the Thais frigate, died at Stonehouse, after a lingering illness of fourteen months, occasioned by over-exertion in his professional duties, Jan. 27th, 1816 [2] . One of his cousins, Bartholomew Kent, first lieutenant of the Goliath 74, Captain (afterwards Sir Charles) Brisbane, was killed in a boat affair, under the batteries of Sable d’Ollone, in 1803; and another, Lieutenant Mark Kent, R.N., died at sea in 1828. ”
