Philip Conrad

Philip Conrad was born on 16 September 1746 in Nassau, Bahamas to Thomas Conrad and Molly Conrad. 
In 1756, he moved to Dublin, Ireland. 
In 1761, he became midshipman. 
He fought in a battle with the French Navy in the English Channel.
In 1768, he made Lieutenant.
In 1771, he had a son: Charles Conrad. 
Starting 1775, he fought in the Anglo-French War. 
In 1776, he was promoted to Commander. 
In 1785, he was promoted to Captain. He Captained the HMS Blackpool. 
In 1795, he was promoted to Commodore. 
He served during the War of the French Revolution until 1802.
Between 1804 and 1809, he was in Australia during the Australian Frontier wars. 
In 1809, when he returned he fought during the Napoleonic Wars earning him a promotion to Rear Admiral in 1811. 
He retired in 1812. He died of natural causes in 1822 in Liverpool, Merseyside, United Kingdom.