| Alfred Berry Brewster Carte de Visite L. Fiorillo - Photographer Alexandria, Egypt 14 July, 1877 Below: Reverse of Carte de Viste. Signed by Brewster, dated in another hand. |
| Alfred Berry Brewster in Egyptian uniform. Cabinet Photo L. Fiorillo - Photographer Alexandria, Egypt 3 August, 1891 Below: Reverse of Photograph. Signed and dated by Brewster to his uncle Henry Bridges Esq. |
| Alfred Berry Brewster wearing the Order of Medjidieh, Third Class, the Egypt Medal with two clasps and the Khedive's Star. The photo was most likely taken while Brewster was visiting family in England. Cabinet Photo J. M. Brown - Photographer High Street, Shanklin, Isle of Wight, England 26 August, 1886 Below: Reverse of Photograph. Signed and dated by Brewster. |
| Found in association with the above photographs, this image of a young woman probably represents Brewster's wife Marie Cecile whom he married in 1886 or perhaps his daughter, Adele Cecile Brewster who married Felix Edmund Powell in 1911 and died two years later in 1913. Cabinet Photo Reiser - Photographer Alexandria, Egypt c. 1900 |
His career was highlighted in the London Gazette in 1884 when he was granted by the Queen the right to wear the "Insignia of the Third Class
of the Order of Medjidieh". It also states that the award was for Brewster's services while "actually and entirely employed by His Highness (the
Khedive)Beyond Her Majesties Dominions".
He was mentioned again in 1896 when he was awarded the Order of Osmanieh of the Third Class by the Khedive and the Sultan in
Constantinople.
Mentioned once again in 1905 when as Private Secretary to the Khedive of Egypt he was granted the Imperial Ottoman Order of Medjidieh,
Grand Officer.
of the Order of Medjidieh". It also states that the award was for Brewster's services while "actually and entirely employed by His Highness (the
Khedive)Beyond Her Majesties Dominions".
He was mentioned again in 1896 when he was awarded the Order of Osmanieh of the Third Class by the Khedive and the Sultan in
Constantinople.
Mentioned once again in 1905 when as Private Secretary to the Khedive of Egypt he was granted the Imperial Ottoman Order of Medjidieh,
Grand Officer.