Charles Wyatt of Glossop ships carpenter

[Lazarus]

After a long search I believe I have located my Charles Wyatt bC1833 Glossop.
Previously I found him mentioned in an 1859 newspaper report concerning a funeral for a dog at Glossop.I cannot find him on a Census 1851 or 1861.
I think he had joined the Royal Navy.
I have a record of ships postings showing his first warrant 9 Apr 1864 and service on Princess Royal , Volage , Hector , Bellerophon , Duke of Wellington , Temeraire and Anson.

He retired on account of age 1888.

Would there have been a retirement facility where I might find him?
I have not yet foud his demise.

I will be very appreciative if someone can help with further information.

With thanks.

[keyboard86]

Hi is he possibly the Charles Wyatt aged 8 with parents Joseph 50 and Ellen 40 plus siblings in Blackshaw, Glossop in 1841 Census
Census ref HO107/185/ 8/50 / 21
Keyboard86

[Lazarus]

Thanks keyboard86
That is him until I think I found him on Royal Navy records.
I am trying to establish what became of him.

[keyboard86]

FindMyPast Are telling me I have looked at Joseph/Ellen etc minus Charles in 1851 previously?
Keyboard86

[Lazarus]

I could not find him 1851 or 1861 but he was mentioned in a newspaper report 1859.
Now I think he joined the Navy and became a chief ships carpenter.

[Lazarus]

News item from 1859 which refers to an extra ordinary funeral in Glossop of a celebrated hound dog.
The dog was named "Gloria Scholes" .
Charles Wyatt drove the cart bearing the coffin.