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Charles H. Craven
Charles Henderson Craven (30 November 1843, Portland, Maine – 1 March 1898, Washington, D.C.) was an officer of the United States Navy.
==Biography==
He was a son of Thomas Tingey Craven. He graduated at the United States Naval Academy in 1863, during the American Civil War. He was promoted to ensign, and served in that capacity in the South Atlantic Blockading Squadron until 1863. He participated in many of the engagements in the vicinity of Charleston and Savannah during 1863/64, and was attached to the USS ''Housatonic'' when she was blown up in February 1864. From 1865 to 1867, he served in the European Squadron on the USS ''Colorado'', and was commissioned lieutenant commander in November 1866. He then served on the USS ''Wampanoag'', and was made lieutenant commander in March 1868, after which he was attached to the Pacific Squadron.
Subsequently he served on shore duty at Mare Island, California. In 1874 he became executive officer of the USS ''Kearsarge'', of the Pacific Squadron, and later of the USS ''Monocacy''.
He was detached from duty in June 1879, broken down by overwork, and was retired in May 1881.
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