George Goodman (Royal Navy officer)

George Goodman was a Royal Navy officer who served during the late 18th and early 19th centuries. Details of his early life and parentage are scarce. He is principally known for his command of various warships during the Napoleonic Wars and for his involvement in actions against French and other enemy vessels.

Goodman saw action in various theaters of the Napoleonic Wars, including the Mediterranean. He commanded ships of the line and frigates, participating in convoy escort duties, blockades, and direct engagements. His service record reflects the typical career path of a successful officer during that period, involving gradual promotions and deployments to different vessels and stations.

Specific details about his personal life, such as his family and date of death, remain limited in readily available historical records. Further research might uncover additional information through naval archives and genealogical resources. However, he remains a recognizable name within the context of the Royal Navy’s officer corps during a pivotal era of maritime conflict.