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Andrew Snape Douglas was born on 8 Aug 1761 and died in Fulham on 14 Jun 1797. He served in the Royal Navy.

Ranks:

Cdr (1780)
Capt (1780)

Ship Ranks:

Captain on the Queen Charlotte

Notes:

Nephew of Andrew Snape Hamond. Cousin of Graham Eden Hamond.

• As Captain of Queen Charlotte, 100 (Flag - Admiral Lord Howe), he took part in the Glorious First of June (1794). Wounded in the head.
• As Captain of Queen Charlotte, 100 he took part in the Battle of Île de Groix (23 Jun 1795).
• Colonel of Marines (Feb 1797– )