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1871 - Born on the 17th of January in Nantwich, Cheshire.
1886-1888 - Served as a midshipman on the Mediterranean Fleet flagship HMS Alexandria.
1890-1892 - He was at the gunnery school, HMS Excellent when he was promoted to lieutenant.
1893-1895 - He was on the corvette HMS Ruby, he was transferred to the battleship HMS Camperdown.
1897 - Transferred to the battleship HMS Trafalgar and was given his first command, the destroyer HMS Ranger.
1900 - Gained recognition as a member of the British naval brigade during the Boxer Rebellion.
- At the age of 29, Beatty became the youngest Captain in the Royal Navy.
1902 - He was captain of HMS Duke of Wellington and of the cruisers HMS Juno.
1903-1904 - HMS Arrogant and HMS Suffolk from 1904 until 1905.
1906 - Became the naval advisor to the Army Council.
1936 - Beatty died on 11th of March Trafalgar Square in London.
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