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George Farmer (Royal Navy officer)
George Farmer (1732 – 6 October 1779) was an officer of the Royal Navy.
==Early life==
Farmer was son of John Farmer, of a Northamptonshire family settled at Youghal in Ireland. He went to sea at an early age in the merchant service, and afterwards, entering the navy, served as a midshipman of the 60-gun with Captain Maurice Suckling in the West Indies, and aboard , on the home station, with the Hon. Samuel Barrington. In May 1759 he was promoted to be lieutenant of the frigate , in which he served until January 1761 on the home station.
He was then placed on half-pay, and settled for the time in Norwich, where he had been previously employed on the impress service, and where he now married. In 1766 he is said to have given assistance in suppressing a riot there, and to have been promoted to the rank of commander in May 1768, in consequence of the representations of the local magistrates.
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