The following information has been extracted from Lloyds Captains Register, 1851-1947, from the Guildhall Library, London, and available on microfilm in libraries around the world, in this case the N.S.W. State Reference Library in Sydney, Australia.
Name | Charles Ernest Brew |
Born | Dublin, 1880 |
Died | 18 April 1937 |
Master's Cert. No. | 042421 |
Passed Certificate | Dublin, 1912 |
Ship | Number | Ship | Number |
Date/s |
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Patani | 120872 | 01 Aug. 1912 | New Brighton | 144348 | 20 Jul. 1925 | |
22 Oct. 1925 | ||||||
Oran | 108769 | 18 Nov. 1912 | 15 Feb. 1926 | |||
24 Feb. 1913 | 07 Jun. 1926 | |||||
05 Oct. 1926 | ||||||
Ashanti | 106847 | 20 Jun. 1913 | 10 Feb. 1927 | |||
24 Oct. 1927 | ||||||
Prahsu | 124075 | 09 Oct. 1913 | 30 Jan. 1927 | |||
22 Jan. 1914 | 07 Mar. 1928 | |||||
05 May 1914 | 15 Jun. 1928 | |||||
20 Aug. 1914 | ||||||
New Toronto | 140658 | 27 Jul. 1928 | ||||
Bathurst | 140610 | 28 Mar. 1919 | 15 Aug. 1928 | |||
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Ebani | 131462 | 26 Jun. 1919 | Jekri | 142316 | 17 Oct. 1928 | |
13 Nov. 1919 | 21 Jan. 1929 | |||||
04 Feb. 1929 | ||||||
Ekari | 144502 | 19 Apr. 1920 | 27 Mar. 1929 | |||
14 Jun. 1920 | 18 Apr. 1929 | |||||
22 Nov. 1920 | 10 Jul. 1929 | |||||
14 Feb. 1921 | 29 Jul. 1929 | |||||
27 Jun. 1921 | 22 Oct. 1929 | |||||
22 Aug. 1921 | 15 Nov. 1929 | |||||
17 Oct. 1921 | 08 Feb. 1930 | |||||
12 Dec. 1921 | 05 Mar. 1930 | |||||
20 Feb. 1922 | 09 Apr. 1930 | |||||
13 Apr. 1922 | ||||||
10 Jun. 1922 | New Brunswick | 140632 | 21 Sep. 1930 | |||
05 Aug. 1922 | 26 Jan. 1931 | |||||
30 Sep. 1922 | 29 May 1931 | |||||
19 May 1923 | 06 Oct. 1931 | |||||
03 Nov. 1923 | 17 Feb. 1932 | |||||
31 Jan. 1924 | 05 Apr. 1932 | |||||
17 Apr. 1924 | 05 May 1932 | |||||
12 Jul. 1924 | ||||||
Bassa | 142341 | 10 Nov. 1932 | ||||
New Brunswick | 140632 | 01 Apr. 1925 | 10 Jan. 1933 | |||
07 Jul. 1925 | 07 Mar. 1933 | |||||
13 May 1933 | ||||||
13 Jul. 1933 | ||||||
09 Oct. 1933 | ||||||
29 Nov. 1933 |
Note: Dates refer to dates of appointment and reappointment to vessels, not lengths of journeys