The Minotaur's Crew at the Battle of Trafalgar - Officers
In addition to Commissioned Officers and Wardroom Warrant Officers, this list includes non-Wardroom Warrant Officers and Petty Officers in the Minotaur at the Battle of Trafalgar.
| First Name | Last Name | Age | Birth Place | Rank | Comments |
| Charles J M | Mansfield | 44 | Stoke Damerel, Devon | Captain | More information... |
| James | Stuart | 1st Lieutenant | Promoted Lieutenant in 1797, Commander on 24th Dec 1805, Captain in 1813, died in 1838. | ||
| Nicholas | Bell | 3rd Lieutenant | Promoted Lieutenant in 1799, died in 1827. | ||
| Charles | Giddy | 5th Lieutenant | Promoted Lieutenant in 1800, Commander in 1814, died in 1839. | ||
| Jeremiah | Morgan | 5th Lieutenant | Promoted Lieutenant in 1800, died in 1817. | ||
| Rodrick | McLeod | 6th Lieutenant | Acting-Lieutenant at Trafalgar in 1805, promoted Lieutenant in 1806. Also served under Mansfield as Lieutenant in the Minotaur in the expedition to Copenhagen in 1807. Died in 1810. | ||
| Alexander | McVicar | Lieutenant | Promoted Lieutenant in 1798, Commander in 1807, Captain in 1817, died in 1840. | ||
| Paul | Hunt | Captain, Marine | Appointed 2nd Lieutenant, Marines, in 1780, 1st Lieutenant in 1793, Captain in 1797, Brevet Major in 1810. Retired in 1813, died in 1818. | ||
| Nathanial B | Grigg | 2nd Lieutenant, Marine | |||
| Thomas | Reeves | 2nd Lieutenant, Marine | |||
| Robert | Duncan | Master | Appointed Master in 1795. Later Master of the Temeraire in the Mediterrenean and severely wounded at Pointe des Medes in 1811. Later Master of the yacht Royal Charlotte. Died in 1830. | ||
| Stephen | Hilton | 23 | Selling, Kent, England | Master's Mate | Born in 1785. Entered the navy as Volunteer 3rd Class in 1795. Midshipman in 1799. Appointed Master's Mate in 1805. On his return from Trafalgar he presented the captured Neptuno's ensign and also the Minotaur's Union Jack to Selling church. Promoted Lieutenant in 1806. Retired as a commander in 1839. Awarded a medal & two clasps. Died in 1872, buried at Selling Church - inscription "Stephen, Hilton of Trafalgar House in this parish late commander of HM Navy 1872" |
| Edward | Tyler | 20 | London, England | Master's Mate | Killed at Trafalgar |
| Robert | Crichton | Surgeon | |||
| Thomas | Blease | 21 | Liverpool, Lancashire, England | Midshipman | |
| Charles B | Douce | 16 | Maling, Kent, England | Midshipman | |
| Francis | Graham | 18 | Portsmouth, Hampshire, England | Midshipman | |
| George | Hancock | 24 | London, England | Midshipman | |
| William | Martin | 16 | Cork, County Cork, Ireland | Midshipman | Lived to received the Naval general Service (NGS) Medal |
| John | Parry | 21 | Portsmouth, Hampshire, England | Midshipman | |
| William | Rawlins | 21 | Stratford upon Avon, Warwick, England | Midshipman | |
| John | Robertson | 48 | Fordyce, Scotland | Midshipman | |
| Edward | Simmons | 16 | Gillingham, Kent, England | Midshipman | Lived to received the Naval general Service (NGS) Medal |
| John Samuel | Smith | Midshipman | Wounded | ||
| John | Waterman | 18 | Ashford, Kent, England | Midshipman | Lived to received the Naval general Service (NGS) Medal |
| Christopher | West | 18 | London, England | Midshipman | Lived to received the Naval general Service (NGS) Medal |
| Charles | Wolrige | 18 | Plymouth, Devon | Midshipman | Lived to received the Naval general Service (NGS) Medal |
| William | Woolcock / Pye | 19 | Brisland, Cornwall, England | Midshipman | Changed his name to William Pye in 1846. His gravestone at Dawlish reads 'Sacred - to - the memory of Commander William Pye R.N. - in his 91st year. BORN 18TH OCTOBER 1785. - DIED AT DAWLISH - 16TH MARCH 1876. - MIDSHIPMAN 'MINOTAUR' TRAFALGAR' |
| George | Moody | 35 | Lincolnshire, England | Armourer | |
| James | Robinson | Boatswain | Wounded at Trafalgar | ||
| William | Jones | 23 | Weymouth, Dorset, England | Boatswain's Mate | |
| John | Kipling | 29 | Barney Castle, Durham, England | Boatswain's Mate | |
| John | Philips | 29 | Pembroke, South Wales | Boatswain's Mate | |
| Dominick | Pinkett | 38 | Milan, Italy | Captain's Cook | |
| Christopher | Peak | Carpenter | |||
| Robert | Castor | 30 | Lincolnshire, England | Carpenter's Crew | |
| Stephen | Elmey | 28 | Suffolk, England | Carpenter's Crew | |
| Charles | Johnston | 22 | Greenwich, Kent, England | Carpenter's Crew | |
| John | Rice | 25 | Swaffham, Norfolk, England | Carpenter's Crew | |
| John | Smith | 29 | Canterbury, Kent, England | Carpenter's Crew | |
| John | Martin | 24 | Darwin | Carpenter's Mate | |
| Benjamin | Smally | 25 | Brampton, Kent, England | Caulker | |
| James | Reilly | 34 | Ireland | Cook | |
| Robert | Adams | 34 | London, England | Cooper | |
| Richard | Kinwin | 45 | Iniscartey, Wexford, Ireland | Corporal | |
| James | Stonehorse | 22 | Bunlist, Scotland | Coxswain | |
| Francis | Graham | Gunner | Gunner on the Minotaur from 25 March 1802 to 20 January 1809. Served as gunner on a total of 14 ships from 1782 to 1812. | ||
| Alexander | Alnott | 38 | Irvine, Ayr, Scotland | Gunner's Mate | |
| William | Green | 36 | Colney Hatch, Middlesex, England | Gunner's Mate | |
| James | Le Bieuf | 32 | Jersey | Gunner's Mate | |
| Thomas | Rees | 42 | Newland, Gloucestershire, England | Master at Arms | |
| George | Jackson | Purser | |||
| Richard | White | 43 | St Thomas's, Cornwall, England | Purser's Steward | |
| Thomas | Burke | 33 | Galway, County Galway, Ireland | Quartergunner | |
| George | Harrison | 35 | whitby, Yorkshire, England | Quartergunner | |
| James | Keynon | 24 | Liverpool, Lancashire, England | Quartergunner | |
| John | Livingston | 45 | Dundee, Forfar, Scotland | Quartergunner | |
| James | Marriday | 20 | Cardiff, Wales | Quartergunner | |
| James | Wilson | 25 | Liverpool, Lancashire, England | Quartergunner | |
| Thomas | Blunt | 31 | London, England | Quartermaster | |
| Daniel | Crosskew | 36 | Portsmouth, Hampshire, England | Quartermaster | |
| Thomas | Nayles | 27 | Liverpool, Lancashire, England | Quartermaster | |
| Andrew | Stedman | 50 | Leith, Edinburgh, Scotland | Quartermaster | |
| John R | Ball | 40 | Leeds, Yorkshire, England | Quartermaster's Mate | |
| John | Lewis | 26 | Pembroke, Pembrokeshire, South Wales | Quartermaster's Mate | |
| Robert | May | 23 | Sheerness, Kent, England | Quartermaster's Mate | |
| William | Moseley | 25 | Portsmouth, Hampshire, England | Quartermaster's Mate | Lived to received the Naval general Service (NGS) Medal |
| Christopher | Brewer | 27 | Yarmouth | Sailmaker | |
| William | Dent | 20 | Obenbie, Northamptonshire, England | Sailmaker | |
| Kenneth | Sharpe | 31 | Isle of Bute | Sailmaker's Mate | |
| Thomas B | Anderson | 20 | Newcastle | Surgeon's 2nd Mate | |
| John | Finimore | 13 | Plymouth, Devon, England | Volunteer 1st Class | Lived to received the Naval general Service (NGS) Medal |
| John | Hewey | 15 | Greenock, Renfrew, Scotland | Volunteer 1st Class | |
| John | Waterman | 14 | Ashford, Kent, England | Volunteer 1st Class | |
| Edward | Hearn | 27 | Brentford, Middlesex, England | Yeoman of the Powder Room | |
| John | Brown | 35 | Spittle, Durham, England | Yeoman of the Sheets | |
| William | Clarke | 28 | Pickering, Yorkshire, England | Yeoman of the Sheets | |
| John | Lascomb | 29 | Philadelphia, America | Yeoman of the Sheets | |
| George | Smith | 27 | London, England | Yeoman of the Sheets |