Person

Morris, Edward Herbert Guy (Guy) (1884 - 1945)

Born
19 June 1884
Bundaberg, Queensland, Australia
Died
15 May 1945
Elwood, Victoria, Australia
Occupation
Engineer and Marine engineer
Alternative Names
  • Morris, Guy (Also known as)

Summary

Guy Morris was a chief engineer, for Australian Steamships Ltd (Howard Smith Co Ltd, managing agents), working the Australian coastal shipping service from Melbourne to Townsville, on the "Canberra". After he left the shipping trade he was lubricants engineer and a consultant for Shell Co. of Australia.

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Chronology

1910
Life event - Married Florence Helen Fosbrook, Maryborough, Queensland
c. 1910 - c. 1913
Career position - Engineer, Walkers Ltd, Maryborough, Queensland
1913 - 1928
Career position - Chief engineer, Howard Smith Co Ltd [Captain engineer, "Canberra"]
1914 - c. 1920
Military service - First World War. Merchant Seaman, Engineer Captain, Royal Navy [On the "Canberra"?]
1928 - 1945
Career position - Lubricants engineer and consultant, Shell Co. of Australia
1939 - 1941
Career position - President, Victorian Institute of Engineers
1944 - 1945
Career position - President, Victorian Institute of Engineers
1945
Buried - Cremated, Fawkner Memorial Park, Victoria

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Published resources

Journal Articles

Ken McInnes

EOAS ID: biogs/P007838b.htm

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