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Robertson, George Winram

1851–1911

Robertson, George Winram

Biografía

He went to sea in 1866.

In 1877 he joined the Cunard Line as Second Officer serving in the Etruria and other vessels.

He was appointed as a Chief Officer in the White Star Line.

He assisted in the construction of the Islander on the Clyde, sailing her to Victoria on completion. (He was qualified as a Master Mariner.) He remained with the Canadian Pacific Navigation Co.

He was appointed as a Marine Pilot for the Burrard Inlet and Fraser River.

He joined the CPR B.C.L. & R.S. in February 1897.

He was Master of the Lytton, the Nelson, the Moyie and the Sicamous. (He was retired in 1911.) He was a partner with W.D. Carter in several tugs (Westover; Starling; Squid; Yuno).

Referencias

  • Wright, E.W. (ed.) (1895 reprinted 1967)
  • Affleck, Edward L. (1978)

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