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Thomas Harvey, son of Henry Harvey, was born in 1775 and died in Admiralty House, Bermuda on 28 May 1841. He served in the Royal Navy.

He married Sarah Harvey on 28 Mar 1805.

Sons who served as naval officers: Thomas Harvey and Henry Harvey

Honors:

Companion of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath (CB) on 4 Jun 1815

Ranks:

Capt (1797)

Notes:

Nephew and Son-in-Law of John Harvey. Cousin and Brother-in-Law of John Harvey and Edward Harvey. Father-in-Law of William Royse.

• As Master's Mate on Ramillies, 74 (Captain Henry Harvey), he took part in the Glorious First of June (1794).
• Half Pay (1802–1805)
• Colonel of Marines (2 Apr 1821)