Herbert Charles Sadler

Background

Sadler, Herbert Charles was born on August 27, 1872 in London, England. Son of Frederick Charles and Christina de Wilde (Cater) Sadler.

Education

Dulwich College, England, 1890. Bachelor of Science, Glasgow University, 1893, Doctor of Science, 1902, Doctor of Laws, 1927.

Career

Professor R. M. Wenley, April 25, 1919. Children—Robert Charles Wenley, Christine Wenly, Margaret de Wilde (Mistress George Henry Gardner, Junior), Winifred Alice. Engaged in practical shipbuilding on Clyde, 1890-1896.

Assistant professor naval architecture, Glasgow University 1896-1900.

Junior professor naval architecture and marine engineering, 1900-1904, professor, 1904-1928, dean College of Engineering, University of Michigan, 1928-1937, Alexander Ziwet Professor engineering, 1937-1939. Dean emeritus, 1939-1940.

Retired. Appraiser vessel properties, Michigan State Railway Appraisal, 1901.

Naval architect to Mississippi board United States Army engineers, 1912-1913. Naval architect and consulting engineer United States Shipping Board, 1918-1919.

Achievements

• Herbert Charles Sadler has been listed as a notable naval architect. by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member Institute Naval Architects, London, Institute Engineers and Shipbuilders, Scotland, American Society Naval Architects and Marine Engineers (vice president), Sigma Xi (president, Michigan Chapter, 1908-1910), Society Automotive Engineers, Society Promotion Engineering Education. Clubs: Engineers (New York). Member of the United States Load Lincolnshire Committee, 1917.

Member technical committee American Bureau Shipping.

Member Marine Standards Committee.

Connections

Married Margaret, daughter Children: Robert Charles Wenley, Christine Wenly, Margaret de Wilde (Mistress George Henry Gardner, Junior.

Father:

Frederick Charles Christina

Mother:

Christina

Spouse:

Margaret

child:

Robert Charles Wenley Sadler

child:

Margaret de Wilde (Mistress George Henry Gardner Sadler

child:

Christine Wenly Sadler

child:

Junior Sadler