Charles FitzRoy was a British politician and military officer born in 1815. He served as the Governor of several colonies, including New South Wales and British Columbia. FitzRoy was known for his efforts in promoting infrastructure and governance in these regions during his tenure. In addition to his political career, FitzRoy was a member of the FitzRoy family, which had significant influence in British society. He was also involved in military service, participating in various campaigns throughout his life. FitzRoy passed away in 1858, leaving a legacy in colonial administration.