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Age and Date Inconsistency

There is an inconsistency in the early life section. Bremer's date of birth is given as 1786 and it is stated that he joined his first ship in 1794 at age 12. He would have been only 8 years old in that year. Is it possible that his age was inflated and that he never served on that ship but was carried on its books as an instance of the practice of underage youths gaining fictitious sea time. StewartPatch (talk) 01:07, 26 January 2026 (UTC)