Re: Ronald Richard Corbett
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Shelley poole
Not that I can see.
The first entry is for 'British Trust 301003' 21st dec swansea 1963 til 1st april 64 - Instead of a first signature it simply says 'extract from Dis 1' and then a stamped signature of 'a Williams' (I think its williams)
I was wondering if this is a replacement book? I have no idea - perhaps I am clutching at straws!
The rest listed here are:
RFA Wave prince 181127
Earlsfield 169238
Nicholas Bowater x 3 entries 187806
Sarah Bowater 186287
British Guardsman 301004
My other thought (instead of a replacement book) is that he just said he was in a shipwreck to woo the ladies! ;)
Interestingly - the ship you mention is related to banana shipments - I believe my mother may have a connection through possibly my grandfather or her uncle naval wise who brought bananas to Bristol in the 1950s? I dont know who. I dont want to confuse the thread as I have no records of that side of the family - just names (surname Thomas).
Re: Ronald Richard Corbett
Sounds very much like either a replacement or a second Book ,that would be given if his first was full???
Cheers
Re: Ronald Richard Corbett
I can see from other research that the master I thought might have been Harkins is actually 'A.D Harkness - Sarah Bowater' which was March 1965 cornerbrook Newfoundland to Ellesmere Port April 1965.
Re: Ronald Richard Corbett
Hi Shelley,
Pleased you have our Doc assisting and
I will read up on all developments then
see if I can further assist.
Regards,
Keith.
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Re: Ronald Richard Corbett
Looking at the training courses, it would be interesting to know more about these. There are a few separate threads with similar things but they havent been replied to since 2014 so not sure if to respond to it.
1964 - City & Guilds Catering - Supt: Jacques and another name I cant decipher.
1966 - Cat Management Theory ONC Grade C - Supt: DL Jones
1966 - Stewards Pro Exam - Supt: D Evans and WK Tarry? (poss)
Re: Ronald Richard Corbett
Quote:
Originally Posted by
Shelley poole
Looking at the training courses, it would be interesting to know more about these. There are a few separate threads with similar things but they havent been replied to since 2014 so not sure if to respond to it.
1964 - City & Guilds Catering - Supt: Jacques and another name I cant decipher.
1966 - Cat Management Theory ONC Grade C - Supt: DL Jones
1966 - Stewards Pro Exam - Supt: D Evans and WK Tarry? (poss)
May help a bit ?
Certificates of Competency as Ships’ Cooks.
PDF Link: https://assets.publishing.service.go...41/msn1482.pdf
At the time the main qualifications Basic Cookery and Cookery included practical and theory, 147 and 151 - re-numbered in the 70's 706/1 and 706/2.
K.
Re: Thank you from Shelley - Daughter of Ronald Richard Corbett (Deceased) - No 794011
Hello
My name is Gerry Harris,unfortuantly I did not know your farther. i am a member of the Vindicatrix Assoc and currently putting together a log recording the names and sea service of all the lads that went through training at the 'Vindicatrix Sea School' we have recorded over seven hundred names so far, i should like to put his sea service details in as it looks very intetresting. Please contact me so that I can send over details. gerryharris33@gmail.com
Re: Thank you from Shelley - Daughter of Ronald Richard Corbett (Deceased) - No 794011
Shelley
This will not really help in your research into your father's life at sea, but in one post you say his discharge book is a replacement one and has a stamped signature of " Williams" in it. If that is the case then it is most likely a replacement for a lost ( for whatever reason) discharge book that was issued to him in Liverpool. My first discharge book was issued in 1967 in Liverpool and is stamped with a stamped signature of j d Williams, issuing officer.
Rgds
J.A.