A Brief Explanation of the

* A Brief Explanation of the 'Dinsdale' and 'Philip' Ship Photographs The collection of photographs we viewed recently were from David's collection and I thought this 'web page' method best to provide a tie-in from the photographs to our current knowledge of the vessels, and how we can demonstrate family linkages.
Carham ('Sunnland')		1921-28?		Masnedsund			1920's?
River Wear		1923		Farnham			1910-30?
Henry Brand		1907				Can you tell me any more? Email me please
Related Information
	Brodie Obituary		ETD CV		Carham Purchase
	Fulwell Steamship Co. E T Dinsdale & Co.
Wallpaper	Images scaled for use as screen backgrounds

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HENRY BRAND A Brodie Philip ship

On Reverse "Grandfathers last ship is taken by him to the Shipbreakers yard to be broken up" - written by Grandma Minnie Dinsdale. Dated on front as 22/7/07	Further Lloyds information available - will research further at NMM - ICD
Lloyds Registry 1880 IS Henry Brand, 445 tons, built Hartlepool 1866 Master: H. Coombes Owner: James Ledger Hill, Gloucester Square, Southampton. Lloyds Registry 1870 Owner: R Young Wisbeach Surrey. Hartlepool registered, Baltic trade. Note: J. L. Hill later merged with W & E.
Presumption is that this description refers to Brodie Philip and he was Master of this ship. If so it was probably a Witherington & Everett vessel. Note: [Henry BRAND, The Viscount Hampden, Birth 1814 Death1892]

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FARNHAM

Farnham - card to Mr. Dinsdale "on passage from Victoria Dock to Alex Dock" Anybody know where these docks are, or were?	No further information available - will research further at NMM - ICD
A vessel on charter to ET Dinsdale? Or perhaps a vessel he brokered whilst at V T Thompson?

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RIVER WEAR A Brodie Philip ship
	River Wear Handwritten on reverse:- April 2^nd 1923 entering Le Tréport. Le Tréport is just north of Dieppe
	River Wear of Sunderland Also entering Le Tréport
I have entries for the River Wear in Lloyds registry for 1920-21 and 1928-29. ( I haven't looked at the other years) The River Wear was a ship of 1164 Net Tons, and built in 1912. Listed as owners are Witherington & Everett of 27 Quayside, Newcastle upon Tyne. In 1928 the River Wear was one of six owned ships, and twelve under management. In 1921 the Master is listed as B G Dickinson.	Brodie Philip
Further Research:- Tyne & Wear Archives Service contains http://thenortheast.com/archives/about.html Witherington and Everett, Newcastle: Letter books 1898-1962; ledgers 1899-1968; cash books 1898-1942; journals 1899-1952; invoice books 1899-1963; voyage ledgers 1898-1958; photographs 1903-1958; Ships Voyage file 1924-1940; Ships insurance renewals 1929-1932 etc Refs 915, 1658
	Obituary Brodie Philip 6 May 1844 to 15 Aug 1937
Brodie Philip retired from work circa 1912 at the age of 68 (est.). He had latterly been appointed commodore of the W&E fleet.