Australian Army Nursing Service
ARMY NURSING SERVICE – The Australian Army Nursing Service was formed in 1902.
A total of 2139 served abroad, of whom 25 dies. They attended to all wounded Australians in all major campaigns including Egypt, Salonika (Greece), Lemnos Island (off Gallipoli), England and France
Australian women known to have served with this unit
ANDERSON, Margaret - RRC, 1918 Australian Army Nursing Service
ANDREWS, Gertrude Jessie - ARRC, 1919 Australian Army Nursing Service
BARTLETT, May - ARRC, 1919 AANS - Services in India
BARTON, A - ARRC, 1917 Australian Army Nursing Service
BAXTER, Jessie Macdonald - ARRC, 1919 AANS - With British forces in Salonika
BENNETT, Alma - RRC, 1918 Australian Army Nursing Service
BISHOP, EE - ARRC, 1917 Australian Army Nursing Service
BOISSIER, Phyllis Mary - ARRC, 1916 Australian Army Nursing Service
BOLTON, Ethel May - ARRC, 1919 AANS - With British forces in the Balkans
BONNAR, Agnes Grace - ARRC, 1919 AANS - With British forces in Egypt
BORWICK, Isabella Tait - ARRC, 1919 AANS - With British forces in Egypt
BOUGHTON, Lucy - ARRC, 1917 Australian Army Nursing Service
BROWN, Ellen Bennett - ARRC, 1919 Australian Army Nursing Service
BROWNE, Emily Gertrude - ARRC, 1919 AANS - Services in India
BRYDON, Jean - ARRC, 1919 AANS - With British forces in the Balkans
BUCHANAN, Jessie Helena - RRC, 1919 AANS - 3 Australian Auxiliary Hospital
BUCKHAM, Jean Binnie - ARRC, 1917 AANS - with QAIMNS
BURNS, Grace Helena - ARRC, 1919 Australian Army Nursing Service
BUTLER, Ethel B - ARRC, 1918 Australian Army Nursing Service
CAMERON, Edith Clare - ARRC, 1918 Australian Army Nursing Service
CAMPBELL, Beryl Anderson - RRC, 1918 AANS - With British forces in Salonika
CASHIN, Alice Ellen - RRC, 1917 Australian Army Nursing Service
CAWOOD, Dorothy Gwendoline - MM, 1917 AUST ANS. MM 28/9/1917 LOND GAZ 30312
Nurse and Servicewoman
Born: 9 December 1884 Parramatta, New South Wales, Australia. Died: 16 February 1962 Parramatta, New South Wales, Australia.
Dorothy Cawood commenced her nursing training in 1909, and on 14 November 1914 enlisted in the Australian Imperial Force (AIF). On 22 July 1917, while attached to the 2nd Australian Casualty Clearing Station at Armentieres, Cawood along with two other sisters, Clare Deacon and Alice Ross-King (later Appleford), evacuated patients from burning buildings while the station was being bombed. All three sisters were awarded Military Medals for their action. Later, while stationed at the 6th Australian General Hospital, Cawood was mentioned in despatches for 'distinguished and gallant service in the field'. At the end of the war, Cawood joined the nursing staff at the State Hospital (Liverpool) and in 1928 became matron at the David Berry Hospital, Berry, a position she held until her retirement in 1943.
Dorothy Cawood never married and died on 16 February 1962
CHAPMAN, Eva Helen - RRC, 1919 AANS - With British forces in Egypt
CONNOLLY, Eileen Love - ARRC, 1919 Australian Army Nursing Service
CONYERS, Evelyn Augusta – RRC 1916, CBE(M) 1919, Australian Army Nursing Service
Matron and Servicewoman
Born: 1 March 1870 Invercargill, New Zealand. Died: 6 September 1944.
Evelyn Conyers was appointed to the Order of the British Empire - Commander (Military) on 22 March 1919 for nursing service with the army during World War I. She had previously been awarded the Royal Red Cross on 3 June 1916
Born and educated in New Zealand, Evelyn Conyers migrated to Victoria, Australia in the 1890s. After training at the Children's (1894) and Melbourne (1896) hospitals she became matron of a private hospital in Melbourne in 1901.
Active in professional nurse's organisations, in 1903 she helped found the Victorian Trained Nurses' Association. When the Queen's Memorial Infectious Diseases Hospital at Fairfield was established in 1904, Evelyn Conyers became the first matron. In 1907, she and Sister Jessie MacBeth opened a private hospital in Kew.
An original member of the Australian Army Nursing Service (AANS) in the Third Military District, Evelyn Conyers sailed on the Shropshire on 20 October 1914. Aged 45 years, she was appointed matron-in-chief, Australian Imperial Force (AIF) on 12 January 1916. She held this position until she was discharged on 6 March 1920. During this time she worked closely with the Matron-in-Chief of the Queen Alexandra's Royal Army Nursing Service (QAIMNS) British Expeditionary Force (BEF) Miss (Dame from 1918) Maud McCarthy.
Evelyn Conyers was appointed to the Order of the British Empire - Commander (Military) on 22 March 1919 for nursing service with the army during World War I. She had previously been awarded the Royal Red Cross on 3 June 1916.
After the war Evelyn Conyers returned to 'Lancewood' Private Hospital in Kew, Victoria. She was appointed to the board set up under the provisions of the Nurses' Registration Act (1923), was made a Life Member of the Royal Victorian College of Nurses, was a founder and director of the Victorian Trained Nurses Club Ltd, and a member of the Victorian branch of the Australian Nursing Federation. Evelyn Conyers also was a member of the board of management of the Fairfield Infectious Diseases Hospital, a trustee of the Edith Cavell Trust Fund, and belonged to the Returned Nurses' Club.
On 6 September 1944 Evelyn Conyers died at Epworth Private Hospital, Richmond and was buried with full military honours in Boroondara cemetery, Kew.
COOKE, Elsie May - ARRC, 1919 AANS - With British forces in Egypt
COOMBES, Annie Isobel - ARRC, 1919 AANS - 2 Australian Auxiliary Hospital
COOPER, Alice Mary - RRC, 1919 Australian Army Nursing Service
COOPER, Alice Mary - ARRC, 1917 Australian Army Nursing Service
CORKHILL, Pearl Elizabeth - MM, 1918 LOND GAZ 30858
CORNWELL, Edith - ARRC, 1917, RRC, 1919 Australian Army Nursing Service
CRAVEN, Mary Lee - ARRC, 1917 Australian Army Nursing Service
CREAL, Rose - RRC, 1919 AANS - With British forces in Egypt
CRESSWICK, Blanche - ARRC, 1918 Australian Army Nursing Service
CUTHBERT, Emma Argyle - ARRC, 1919 Australian Army Nursing Service
DALYELL, Elizabeth - ARRC, 1918 Australian Army Nursing Service
DAVIDSON, Ethel Sarah - ARRC, 1916, RRC, 1918, CBE(M), 1919 , Australian Army Nursing Service
Nurse and Servicewoman
Born: 19 June 1872 Adelaide, South Australia, Australia. Died: 21 April 1939 Semaphore, South Australia, Australia
Ophaned at the age of five, Ethel Davidson grew up with her half-brothers and sisters - children from her father's first marriage. After completing her nursing training at Adelaide Hospital, she worked in district and private nursing.
In 1904 Davidson became a reserve member of the Australian Army Nursing Service, enlisting in the Australian Imperial Force in 1914. During World War I she was stationed at Mena, Cairo, where she was mentioned in despatches. She was awarded the Royal Red Cross Medal, 2nd class, for her nursing service in England and France. On 3 June 1919 Davidson was appointed Commander of the Order of the British Empire (Military) for services to army nursing.
After leaving the army, Davidson became matron of the military hospital at Keswick (SA), a post she held until her retirement in 1933. From 1922 to 1926 she was president of the Returned Army Nurses' Association of South Australia. In 1924 the Association became a sub-branch of the Returned Sailors' and Soldiers' Imperial League.
Ethel Davidson never married and died on 21 April 1939. She is buried in the Australian Imperial Force (AIF) cemetery, West Terrace, Adelaide.
DAVIS, Gertrude - RRC, 1920 AANS - Service in the Afghan War
DEACON, Clare - MM, 1917 AUST ANS MM LOND GAZ 30312
DEMENT, Ethel Maud - ARRC, 1919 Australian Army Nursing Service
DEMESTRE, Sarah Melanie - ARRC, 1918 Australian Army Nursing Service
DERRER, Mary Jane - MM, 1917 AUST ANS. MM 28/9/1917 LOND GAZ 30312
DICKSON, Clarice Molyneux - RRC, 1918 Australian Army Nursing Service
DOHERTY, Gertrude Marion - ARRC, 1918 Australian Army Nursing Service
DONALDSON, Katherine Minnie - ARRC, 1919 AANS - With British forces in Egypt
DOUGLAS, Alice Grace - ARRC, 1916 Australian Army Nursing Service
DOWSLEY, Annie Elizabeth - RRC, 1918 Australian Army Nursing Service
ECHLIN, Gladys Ivy - ARRC, 1917 Australian Army Nursing Service
ELDRIDGE, Margaret Francis - ARRC, 1917 Australian Army Nursing Service
FIELDING, Marie Ruth - ARRC, 1919 Australian Army Nursing Service
FINLAY, Mary Mackenzie - RRC, 1917 Australian Army Nursing Service
FISHER, Mary Ellen - ARRC, 1919 Australian Army Nursing Service
FLEMING, Elizabeth Gertrude - ARRC, 1917 Australian Army Nursing Service
FURNISS, Alma Ethel May - ARRC, 1919 Australian Army Nursing Service
GEMMELL, Jessie Ross - RRC, 1919 AANS - With British forces in Egypt
GEOGHEGAN, Elizabeth - ARRC, 1918 Australian Army Nursing Service
GIBBINGS, Beatrice May - ARRC, 1919 AANS - With British forces in Salonika
GIBBON, Beatrice - ARRC, 1917 Australian Army Nursing Service
GIBSON, Jessie - ARRC, 1919 AANS - Services in India
GILLILAND, Winifred Anna Cameron - ARRC, 1920 AANS - Service in the Afghan War
GOULD, Ellen Julia - RRC, 1916 Australian Army Nursing Service
Nurse
Born: 29 March 1860 Aberystruth, Monmouthshire, Wales. Died: 19 July 1941 Neutral Bay, New South Wales, Australia.
Appointed lady superintendent of the New South Wales Army Nursing Service Reserve (NSWANSR), Nellie Gould left Australia on 17 January 1900 with thirteen nursing sisters to serve in the Boer War as part of the British Army. The nursing contingent returned to Australia in 1902.
On 27th September 1914 Nellie Gould enlisted in the Australian Imperial Force and served in Egypt, caring for Gallipoli casualties, followed by service in France and then England. She returned to Australia in January 1919 and was discharged on 3 March. She was unfit to take up nursing duties again and from 1920 she received a war service pension.
In 1916 Nellie Gould was awarded the Royal Red Cross Medal (1st class) for her war work
Nellie Gould was involved in founding the Australasian Trained Nurses' Association (ATNA) and was a council member from 1899 until her retirement in 1921. She also initiated the publishing of the ATNA journal in 1903 and served on the editorial committee.
Nellie Gould died at Neutral Bay on 19 July 1941
GRAHAM, Margaret - RRC, 1917 Australian Army Nursing Service
Nurse and Matron
Born: 15 February 1860 Carlisle, Cumberland, England. Died: 4 July 1942.
Margaret Graham began work at the Royal Adelaide Hospital in 1891, becoming a charge nurse in 1894, holding this position until her dismissal in 1895 for alleged insubordination (see the Australian Dictionary of Biography, vol. 9). Graham was eventually reinstated in 1896 after a Royal Commission into the management of the hospital. Graham was a foundation member of the South Australian Branch of the Royal British Nurses' Association and its 'elected lady counsel' from 1900-1920. In 1914 she became the first lady superintendent of the Australian Army Nursing Service (AANS), and was one of the first three nurses to leave Australia on active service for the AANS, Australian Imperial Force. For her role as matron with the AANS, Graham was awarded the Royal Red Cross (1 January 1917).
GRAY, Ethel - RRC, 1916 , CBE(M), 1919, Australian Army Nursing Service
GREAVES, I - RRC, 1915 Australian Army Nursing Service
GREEN, Clarice - ARRC, 1919 AANS - 3 Australian Auxiliary Hospital
GREIG, Elsie Stewart - ARRC, 1919 Australian Army Nursing Service
HANCOCK, AM - ARRC, 1917 Australian Army Nursing Service
HART, Esther - ARRC, 1919 Australian Army Nursing Service
HART, Julia Mary - RRC, 1919 AANS - With British forces in Italy
HEDDERMAN, Ellen Ethel Jean - ARRC, 1919 AANS - With British forces in Egypt
HODSON, Ada - ARRC, 1920 AANS - Service in the Afghan War
HOMAN, Helen Marie Maud - ARRC, 1919 Australian Army Nursing Service
HORNE, Elizabeth - ARRC, 1918 Australian Army Nursing Service
HUTT, Evelyn Victoria - ARRC, 1919 AANS - With British forces in Italy
HUTTON, Eileen Isabel - ARRC, 1919 AANS - With British forces in Egypt
JARRETT, Gladys Webster - ARRC, 1919 AANS - With British forces in Salonika
JEFFRIES, Eleanor Wibmer - ARRC, 1917, RRC, 1919 Australian Army Nursing Service
JOHNSON, A B - ARRC, 1916 Australian Army Nursing Service
JONES, Hilda Fanny - ARRC, 1919 AANS - Services in India
JONES, Maggie - ARRC, 1919 AANS - With British forces in Egypt
KEITH, Helen - ARRC, 1919 AANS - 3 Australian Auxiliary Hospital
KELLETT, Adelaide Maud - RRC, 1917, CBE(M), 1919, Australian Army Nursing Service
Matron
On 3 June 1919, Matron Adelaide Maud Kellett was appointed Commander of the Order of the British Empire (Military) for nursing service in World War I. Kellett had been twice mentioned in despatches during the war. She was awarded the Red Cross Medal (23 February 1917), and the Florence Nightingale Medal.
Adelaide Kellet trained at the Sydney Hospital and served with the Australian Army Nursing Service (AANS) during World War I. She left Australia with the first convoy of Australian Imperial Forces (AIF). Kellett was matron of Choubrah Hospital, Egypt (1914-1916), before nursing at the No. 2 Australian Army Hospital in Southall, England, from 1916-1917. Later she was matron at the No. 25 General Hospital in Hardelot, France (1917-1919).
Returning to Sydney, Kellet nursed at the No. 4 Australian General Hospital in Randwick (New South Wales) in 1920. She was the first matron with the Department of Repatriation Hospitals in New South Wales. From 1920 to 1926 she was principal matron of the Australian Army Nursing Service 2nd Military Base in Sydney. Kellet retired in 1944 after 23 years as matron at the Sydney Hospital.
1914 – 1916 Matron of the Choubrah Hospital, Egypt
1916 – 1917 Matron of the No. 2 Australian Army Hospital, Southall England
1917 – 1919 Matron of the No. 25 General Hospital, Hardelot France
23 February 1917 Awarded the Royal Red Cross Medal
3 June 1919 - Appointed Commander (Military) of the Order of the British Empire
1920 Matron of the No. 4 Australian General Hospital, Randwick NSW
1920 – 1926 Principal Matron of the Australian Army Nursing Service 2nd Military Base, Sydney
1921 – 1944 Matron of Sydney Hospital
KELLY, Alicia Mary - ARRC, 1918 Australian Army Nursing Service
KEMP, Alice Annie - ARRC, 1917 Australian Army Nursing Service
KENNEDY, Josephine Millicent - ARRC, 1917 Australian Army Nursing Service
KEYS, Constance Mabel - RRC, 1919 Australian Army Nursing Service
KEYS, J M - ARRC, 1917 Australian Army Nursing Service
KIDD, Ruby Gourlav - ARRC, 1917 Australian Army Nursing Service
KIDD-HART, A - ARRC, 1917 Australian Army Nursing Service
KING, Alice Ross - ARRC, 1918 Australian Army Nursing Service
ROSS-KING, Alice - MM, 1917 VMM 28/9/1917 LOND GAZ 30312, ARRC 3/6/1918 LOND GAZ 30716 AUST ANS
Servicewoman, Nurse and Nursing administrator
Born: 5 August 1891 Ballarat, Victoria, Australia. Died: 17 August 1968 Cronulla, New South Wales, Australia.
During World War I Alice Ross-King (as she was then known) was a Sister in the Australian Army Nursing Service. Mentioned twice in despatches, she was awarded the Military Medal on 28 September 1917 and the Royal Red Cross Medal on the 4 June 1918. She married Lieutenant-Colonel Sydney T Appleford of the Australian Army Medical Corps on 21 August 1919. They had four children. She assisted her husband in establishing a first-aid military unit and during the 1930s became involved with the Red Cross Voluntary Aid Detachments. Appleford enlisted in the Australian Army Medical Women's Service during World War II. She was promoted to the rank of Major in September 1942 and awarded the Florence Nightingale medal by the International Red Cross in 1949.
Alice Appleford died on 17 August 1968 at Cronulla, Sydney and is buried in Fawkner Cemetery, Melbourne
KING, Amy - ARRC, 1919 Australian Army Nursing Service
LINKLATER, Elma Mary - ARRC, 1919 Australian Army Nursing Service
LOVELL, Ilma Gertrude - ARRC, 1919 Australian Army Nursing Service
MACDONALD, Eva Isobel - ARRC, 1919 Australian Army Nursing Service
MACDONALD, Sadie Charlotte - ARRC, 1918 Australian Army Nursing Service
MACKENZIE, Lily - ARRC, 1919 AANS - Service with British forces in Italy
MARSHALL, Clementine Hay - ARRC, 1917 Australian Army Nursing Service
McDONALD, Jessie Buchanan - ARRC, 1919 Australian Army Nursing Service
McHARDIE-WHITE, Jessie - RRC, 1916 Australian Army Nursing Service
Nurse and Servicewoman
Born: 24 July 1870 Yarra Flats (Yering), Victoria, Australia. Died: 26 October 1957 East Hawthorn, Victoria, Australia.
After her husband's death in 1896 Jessie White commenced her four year general training at the Alfred Hospital, Melbourne. She completed her midwifery training at the Women's Hospital (later Royal) in 1901. Five years later she was in charge and running her own private hospital as well as serving as a reservist in the Australian Army Nursing Service.
At the outbreak of World War I White enlisted in the Australian Army Nursing Service. In October 1914 she travelled with the first convoy to Egypt where she was attached to a British Hospital. During the Dardanelles campaign she worked on a hospital ship which carried patients from Gallipoli to the hospitals on Lemnos Island. In December 1915 White was transferred to England where under the re-organization of the Australian Army Medical Corps she was appointed Principal Matron of the Australian Army Nusing Service. On 3 June 1916 White was awarded the Royal Red Cross (1st class) for her services. Due to personal reasons she resigned from the Service and returned to Australia.
On 5 June 1917 White rejoined the Service and departed for Salonika where she was given the task of staffing four British general hospitals. While ministering to the sick and wounded soldiers the nurses had to contend with terrible living conditions, the extremities in temperatures, fire, snow, mud, malaria, dysentry, typhus, flies, lice, lack of food supplies, marauders and friction from the British medicos.
In recognition of her service White was mentioned in despatches, awarded the Greek Medal for Military Merit, the Serbian Order of the St Sava and on 7 June 1918 she was appointed a Member of the Order of the British Empire.
She returned to nursing in civilian life in August 1919 and continued working until she was in her 70s. White was active in the Returned Nurses Association especially the Salonika Sister's Group of which she was President for 25 years
McINTOSH, Lucy - ARRC, 1917 Australian Army Nursing Service
McNAUGHTON, Catherine - RRC, 1919 AANS - No 3 Australian Auxiliary Hospital
McNULTY, Margaret - ARRC, 1917 Australian Army Nursing Service
MEADE, Ethel May - ARRC, 1919 AANS - With British forces in Salonika
MEARS, Minnie Victoria - ARRC, 1919 AANS - With British forces in Salonika
MENHENNET, Edith May - ARRC, 1916 Australian Army Nursing Service
MILES-WALKER, JN - RRC, 1917 Australian Army Nursing Service
MILLS, Violet Annie - ARRC, 1917 Australian Army Nursing Service
MOBERLEY, Gertrude France - RRC, 1919 AANS - Service in India
MOLLOY, Jane Elizabeth Beobridge - ARRC, 1919 AANS - Service in India
MORRICE, Nellie Constance - ARRC, 1918 Australian Army Nursing Service
MOSEY, Elizabeth - ARRC, 1918 Australian Army Nursing Service
NAGLE, Nano - ARRC, 1919 AANS - Service with British forces in Egypt
NEWTON, Dorothy Jane Louisa - ARRC, 1918 Australian Army Nursing Service
NICHOLLS, Florence Annie - ARRC, 1916 Australian Army Nursing Service
NICHOLSON, Mary Evaline - ARRC, 1919 AANS - Service with British forces in Egypt
NOBBS, Evelyn Jane - ARRC, 1919 AANS - No 1 Australian Auxiliary Hospital
O'CONNOR, Catherine - ARRC, 1919 Australian Army Nursing Service
O'DWYER, Ida - ARRC, 1917, RRC, 1918 Australian Army Nursing Service
O'NEILL, Angus Ellen - ARRC, 1917 Australian Army Nursing Service
PATEN, Eunice Muriel - ARRC, 1918 Australian Army Nursing Service
PERRY, EA - ARRC, 1919 AANS (Unverified)
PETERS, Ethel Alice - ARRC, 1916 Australian Army Nursing Service
PIDGEON, Elsie Clare - ARRC, 1918 Australian Army Nursing Service
POCOCK, Bessie - ARRC, 1916 Australian Army Nursing Service
Nurse and Servicewoman
Born: 20 July 1863 Dalby, Queensland, Australia. Died: 16 July 1946 Grafton, New South Wales, Australia.
A member of the New South Wales Army Nursing Service Reserve (NSWANSR), Bessie Pocock served in the Boer War. She was awarded the Queen's and the King's South Africa medals and mentioned in despatches. Once again Pocock enlisted in the defence force at the outbreak of World War I. Serving in Cairo and Ismailia (Egypt) Pocock was later a matron on hospital ships. On 2 May 1916 Bessie Pocock was awarded the Royal Red Cross Medal (2nd class) for her service with the Australian Army Nursing Service (AANS)
Before commencing her nursing training at Sydney Hospital in 1890, Bessie Pocock worked as a domestic. Upon completion she joined the hospital staff as a Sister. In 1899 Pocock became a member of the New South Wales Army Nursing Service Reserve (NSWANSR) and served in the Boer War being posted to hospitals in London, Johannesburg and Middleburg. She was mentioned in despatches and awarded the Queen's and the King's South Africa medals. After the war she returned to her position at the Sydney Hospital. From 1907 until 1911 Bessie became matron of the Newcastle Hospital and later (1911-1914) at Gladesville.
During World War I Pocock served with the Australian Imperial Force (AIF) in hospitals at Cairo and Ismailia (Egypt). She was then matron of the Hospital Ship Assaye before being stationed at Marseilles and Wimereux (France), followed by Trois Arbres (Belgium), and then Boulogne and England. On 2 May 1916 Sister Bessie Pocock was awarded the Royal Red Cross Medal (2nd class) and she had been twice mentioned in despatches.
After the war Pocock returned to Gladesville Hospital as matron. Before retiring she set up a convalescent hospital at Chatswood called 'Ismailia.' She remained an active member of the Australasian Trained Nurses' Association of which she became a life member as well as the Australian Army Nursing Service Reserve.
Bessie Pocock never married and was looked after by her nieces until she died on 16 July 1946
PORTER, Katherine Lawrence - ARRC, 1919 Australian Army Nursing Service
PRATT, Laura Cumming - ARRC, 1916, RRC, 1919, Australian Army Nursing Service
PRICHARD, Alice Marion - RRC, 1919 AANS - British forces in Salonika - MBE©, 1951 Matron of St George's Hospital in Kogarah, NSW
PROCTOR, Minnie Farquharson - RRC, 1918 Australian Army Nursing Service
QUARTERMAN, Rosa Elizabeth Kate - ARRC, 1919 Australian Army Nursing Service
REEVES, Letitia - ARRC, 1918 AANS - Australian Auxiliary Hospital
REGAN, Elizabeth - ARRC, 1919 AANS - No 1 Australian Auxiliary Hospital
RICHARDSON, Ethel Tracy - RRC, 1917 Australian Army Nursing Service
RICHMOND, Daisy - ARRC, 1916 Australian Army Nursing Service
RINDER, Lily Jane - ARRC, 1919 Australian Army Nursing Service
ROBERTS, Annie Florence - ARRC, 1919 AANS - Service in India
ROCHE, Anastasia - RRC, 1919 AANS - No 3 Australian Auxiliary Hospital
ROSS, Clara Louisa - RRC, 1918, OBE(M), 1919 ARMY- Australian Army Nursing Services
RUSH, Edith Dawson - ARRC, 1917 Australian Army Nursing Service
RUSSELL, M - ARRC, 1917 Australian Army Nursing Service
RUTHERFORD, Lilian Jana - ARRC, 1919 AANS - With British forces in Salonika
SCOTT, Winifred Merlina - ARRC, 1919 AANS - Service with British forces in Egypt
SHACKELL, CE - ARRC, 1917 Australian Army Nursing Service
SMITH, Ethel - ARRC, 1919 Australian Army Nursing Service
SMITH, Winifred Jean - ARRC, 1917 Australian Army Nursing Service
SNELLING, Louisa - ARRC, 1919 Australian Army Nursing Service
SORENSON, Christine - ARRC, 1918 RRC, 1919, Australian Army Nursing Service - AANS - British forces in the Balkans
SOUTER, Ethel Jeanett - ARRC, 1919 AANS - With British forces in Salonika
SPALDING, Florence E - ARRC, 1916 Australian Army Nursing Service
STEEL, Vera - ARRC, 1919 AANS - Service on the Indian frontier
STEWART, Lili - ARRC, 1920 AANS - Service in Persia (Bushire force)
STOBO, Louisa - RRC, 1918 Australian Army Nursing Service
STONE, Constance Adelaide - ARRC, 1919 Australian Army Nursing Service
STRIKLAND / STRICKLAND, Ethel Maud - ARRC, 1917, RRC, 1919 Australian Army Nursing Service
TAIT, Helen Elizabeth - ARRC, 1917 Australian Army Nursing Service
THOMAS, Tessa Evelyn - ARRC, 1916 Australian Army Nursing Service
TWYNAM, Alice Joan - RRC, 1919 Australian Army Nursing Service
UREN, Ethelda Runnals - RRC, 1919 AANS - British forces in Salonika
VEENAN, Margarite - ARRC, 1917 Australian Army Nursing Service
WALSHE, Minnie - ARRC, 1919 AANS - Service in India
WATERSTROM, Margaret Brodie - ARRC, 1918 AANS - Service in Persia (Bushire force)
WEBB, Dorothy Francis - ARRC, 1918 Australian Army Nursing Service
WELLARD, Emmeline Louisa - ARRC, 1920 AANS - Service in Persia (Bushire force)
WEST, Annie Elizabeth - ARRC, 1919 AANS - With British forces in Salonika
WHITE, Elizabeth Jane - ARRC, 1919 AANS - Service with British forces in Egypt
WHITE, Jessie McHardie - MBE(M), 1918 ARMY - Australian Army Nursing Service
Nurse and Servicewoman
Born: 24 July 1870 Yarra Flats (Yering), Victoria, Australia. Died: 26 October 1957 East Hawthorn, Victoria, Australia.
After her husband's death in 1896 Jessie White commenced her four year general training at the Alfred Hospital, Melbourne. She completed her midwifery training at the Women's Hospital (later Royal) in 1901. Five years later she was in charge and running her own private hospital as well as serving as a reservist in the Australian Army Nursing Service.
At the outbreak of World War I White enlisted in the Australian Army Nursing Service. In October 1914 she travelled with the first convoy to Egypt where she was attached to a British Hospital. During the Dardanelles campaign she worked on a hospital ship which carried patients from Gallipoli to the hospitals on Lemnos Island. In December 1915 White was transferred to England where under the re-organization of the Australian Army Medical Corps she was appointed Principal Matron of the Australian Army Nusing Service. On 3 June 1916 White was awarded the Royal Red Cross (1st class) for her services. Due to personal reasons she resigned from the Service and returned to Australia.
On 5 June 1917 White rejoined the Service and departed for Salonika where she was given the task of staffing four British general hospitals. While ministering to the sick and wounded soldiers the nurses had to contend with terrible living conditions, the extremities in temperatures, fire, snow, mud, malaria, dysentry, typhus, flies, lice, lack of food supplies, marauders and friction from the British medicos.
In recognition of her service White was mentioned in despatches, awarded the Greek Medal for Military Merit, the Serbian Order of the St Sava and on 7 June 1918 she was appointed a Member of the Order of the British Empire.
She returned to nursing in civilian life in August 1919 and continued working until she was in her 70s. White was active in the Returned Nurses Association especially the Salonika Sister's Group of which she was President for 25 years.
WILLIAMS, Fanny Eleanor - ARRC, 1917 Australian Army Nursing Service - MBE©, 1957 Walter & Eliza Hall Research Institute
Pathologist, Bacteriologist and Nurse
Born: 1890? Adelaide, South Australia, Australia. Died: 1963.
Fanny Eleanor Williams was one of the first three staff members of the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research. She was responsible for the training and control of technicians, and according to Sir Macfarlane Burnet and Dr Ian Wood, 'she was the channel through which serological techniques developed in Melbourne'. Fanny Williams was awarded the Royal Red Cross Medal (2nd Class) on 1 January 1917 for her work in the Australian Army Nursing Service. She was appointed MBE - The Order of the British Empire - Member (Civil) - 13 June 1957, for her work at the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute
WILSON, Evelyn Clara - RRC, 1919 AANS - British forces in the Balkans
WILSON, Grace Margaret - RRC, 1916 Australian Army Nursing Service - CBE(M), 1919
ARMY - Army Nursing Services in France
Matron
Born: 1879 Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. Died: 1957.
During World War I Grace Wilson was Principal Matron of No 3 Australian General Hospital serving in Egypt, Lemnos and France. She was appointed a Commander (Military) of the Order of the British Empire on 1 January 1919 for army nursing service in France. Grace Wilson was mentioned in dispatches five times as well as being awarded the Royal Red Cross Medal (2 May 1916) and the Florence Nightingale Medal.
After being educated at Brisbane Girls' Grammar School, Grace Wilson commenced her nursing training at Brisbane Hospital and continued at Queen Charlotte Hospital (London). Upon completion she became a sister at Albany Memorial Hospital (London) and then returned to Australia to be Matron at the Brisbane Hospital.
During World War I Wilson was Principal Matron No. 3 Australian General Hospitals in Egypt, Lemnos and France. She then became temporary Matron-in-chief for the Australian Imperial Forces (AIF). Wilson was mentioned in dispatches five times, awarded the Florence Nightingale Medal and Royal Red Cross Medal as well as being appointed a Commander (Military) of the Order of the British Empire on 1 January 1919 for army nursing service. In 1937 she led the A.I.F. Nurses' Contingent to the Coronation.
During her career Wilson was matron at Rosemount Military Hospital, Brisbane, and the Children's Hospital, Melbourne, and was sister-in-charge at Somerset House Private Hospital, Melbourne. From 1933 to 1940 she was matron at the Alfred Hospital, Melbourne, and at the outbreak of World War II became matron-in-chief of the Australian Army Nursing Service (A.A.N.S). From 1940 to 1941 Wilson was matron-in-chief of the Nursing Service with the A.I.F., before becoming executive officer with the Nursing Control Section at the Manpower Directorate.
Matron Grace Margaret Wilson died in 1957.
WOODS, Margaret - ARRC, 1919 AANS - Service with British forces in Egypt
WRAY, Minnie - ARRC, 1919 AANS (Unverified)
YOUNG, May Florence - ARRC, 1919 AANS - With British forces in Salonika
ZICHY-WOINARSKI, Valerie Henrietta - ARRC, 1919 Australian Army Nursing Service
Abbreviations
ARRC - The Royal Red Cross (2nd Class)
BEM© - The Order of the British Empire (Civil)
CBE© - The Order of the British Empire - Commander (Civil)
CBE(M) - The Order of the British Empire - Commander (Military)
DBE© - The Order of the British Empire - Dames Commander
ISM - Imperial Service Medal
KCBC - King's Commendation for Brave Conduct
MBE© - The Order of the British Empire - Member (Civil)
MBE(M) - The Order of the British Empire - Member (Military)
MM - The Military Medal
OBE© - The Order of the British Empire - Officer (Civil)
OBE(M) - The Order of the British Empire - Officer (Military)
QGM - The Queen's Gallantry Medal
RRC - The Royal Red Cross
Reference:
Faith, Hope, Charity - Australian Women and Imperial Honours:1901-1989
http://www.womenaustralia.info/exhib/honours/
DIED DURING THE WAR
BICKNELL, Louisa Annie, Sr
BORN Abbotsford, Vic
DIED/BURIED Egypt / Cairo
DIED25 Jun 1915
AGE
CLARE, Emily, Sr
BORN Footscray, Vic
DIED/BURIED India
DIED 17 Oct 1918
AGE 28
DICKINSON, Ruby, Sr
BORN Forbes, NSW
DIED/BURIED Cowley, Middlesex
DIED 23 Jun 1918
AGE 32
GREWAR, Gertrude Agnes, Sr
BORN Swanwater, Vic
DIED/BURIED Waverley General Cemetery, NSW
DIED24 May 1921
AGE
HENNESSY, May, Sr
BORN Castlemaine, Vic
DIED/BURIED Bendigo, Vic
DIED 9 Apr 1919
AGE 25
KNOX, Hilda Mary, Sr
BORN Benalla, Vic
DIED/BURIED France/ St Sever Cemetery, Rouen
DIED 17 Feb 1917
AGE 33
MCPHAIL, Irene, S/Nurse
BORN Echuca, Vic
DIED/BURIED Brighton General Cemetery, Vic
DIED 4 Aug 1920
AGE
MOORHOUSE, Edith Ann, Sr
BORN Undera, Vic
DIED/BURIED France / Lille Southern Cemetery
DIED 24 Nov 1918
AGE 33
MORETON, Letetia Gladys, Sr
BORN Brim, Vic
DIED/BURIED India, Quetta Govt Cemetery
DIED 11 Nov 1916
AGE 26
MOWBRAY, Norma Violet, Staff Nurse
BORN St George, Qld
DIED/BURIED Cairo War Memorial Cemetery
DIED 21 Jan 1916
AGE 32
MUNRO, Gertrude Evelyn, Sr
BORN Ballarat, Vic
DIED/BURIED Greece/ Mikra British Cemetery, Salonika
DIED 10 Sep 1918
AGE 36
NUGENT, Lily, Staff Nurse
BORN
DIED/BURIED St Vincent's Hospital, Sydney
DIED 21 Feb 1918
AGE
O'GRADY, Amy Veda, Sr
BORN Castlemaine, Vic
DIED/BURIED India / Bombay
DIED 12 Aug 1916
AGE 41
O'KANE, Rosa, Sr
BORN Charters Towers, Qld
DIED/BURIED Woodman's Point, WA
DIED 21 Dec 1918
AGE 27
PORTER, Katherine, Agnes Lawrence, Sr
BORN Milton, NSW
DIED/BURIED NSW / Waverley Cemetery
DIED16 Jul 1919
AGE
POWER, Kathleen, Sr
BORN Ireland, enlisted Melbourne
DIED/BURIED India/Bombay (Sewri) Cemetery
DIED 13 Aug 1918
AGE 28
RIDGWAY, Doris Alice, Sr
BORN Salters Springs
DIED/BURIED Woodman's Point, WA
DIED6 Jan 1919
AGE27
ROTHERY, Elizabeth, Sr
BORN Hensingham
DIED/BURIED Beechworth, Vic
DIED 15 Jun 1918
AGE 33
STAFFORD, Mary Florence, Sr
BORN Nyngan, NSW
DIED/BURIED Torres Park, SA
DIED 20 Mar 1919
AGE 27
THOMPSON, Ada Mildred, Sr
BORN Dubbo, NSW
DIED/BURIED Western Australia
DIED 1 Jan 1919
AGE 33
TYSON, Fanny Isobel Catherine, Sr
BORN Balranald, NSW
DIED/BURIED Wiltshire, UK/Sutton Veny Churchyard
DIED 20 Apr 1919
AGE 28
WALKER, Jean Miles, Mtrn
BORN Tasmania
DIED/BURIED Wiltshire, UK/Sutton Veny Churchyard
DIED 30 Oct 1918
AGE 39
WATSON, Beatrice Middleton, Sr
BORN Elsternwick, Vic
DIED/BURIED Egypt/Ismailia War Memorial Cemetery
DIED 2 Jun 1916
AGE 34
WILLIAMS, Blodwyn Elizabeth, Sr
BORN Ballarat, Vic
DIED/BURIED Caulfield/ Ballarat Cemetery
DIED 24 May 1920
AGE 38
Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service
Australian women known to have served with this unit
Staff Nurses
E R M Jones
Kathleen Blanche Gawler
Mary M Loughron
Nurses
E Munden
S Mciver
M A Ward
E Dilnot
G A Nye
Elsie Hughes
Constance O'shea
W Solling
May Dickson
BUCKHAM, Jean Binnie - ARRC, 1917 AANS - with QAIMNS
CASHIN, Alice Ellen - RRC, 1918 QAIMNS®
DONALDSON, Edith Victoria - ARRC, 1918 QAIMNS (Australia)
HODGE, Katie Payne - RRC, 1918 QAIMNS (Australia)
JOBSON, Isobella Kate - ARRC, 1918 QAIMNS (Australia)
KEOGH, Estelle Venner - RRC, 1918 QAIMNS (Australia)
RAYE, MA - ARRC, 1916 QAIMNS (Australia)
REAY, Anne Victoria - ARRC, 1918 QAIMNS (Australia)
TABOR, LA - ARRC, 1916 QAIMNS (Australia)
WYLLIE, Agnes - ARRC, 1917 QAIMNS (Australia
Territorial Force Nursing Service
Australian women known to have served with this unit
Sisters
Elizabeth Wilson
The Scottish Women’s Hospitals (1914-1919)
Australian women known to have served with this unit
Doctors
Dr Agnes Bennett – chief medical officer
Dr Elsie Dalyell
Dr Mary Clementina De Garis
Dr Lilian Violet Cooper,
Dr Laura Margaret (Fowler) Hope
Nurses
Sister Sterling (?Stirling)
Sister Edith Mackay
Orderlies
Millicent Sylvia Armstrong,
Ambulance Drivers
Olive May King
Voluntary Workers
Josephine Bedford
Stella Maria (Marian) Sarah Miles Franklin
Administration
Margaret Emily Hodge,
Harriet Christina Newcomb
Voluntary Aid Detachment
Australian women known to have served with this unit
Jessie C A Traill
Elsie E C Rogen
Mildred L. Davies
Effie Garden
Doris Grey
Ivy Elsie Arden
Dora Wilcox,
Miss Hamilton
Avis Sharpe
Nurse Grey
F.M. Ewington
Kathleen Adele Brennan
The Mobile Hospital of Mrs Bordern Turner
The Mobile Hospital was established by Mrs Bordern Turner, a rich American woman, to operate behind the lines on the Western Front.
Australian women known to have served with this unit
In 1917-18 she employed, through the Australian Red Cross, four Australians to nurse wounded French soldiers at her Hopital Chirurgical Mobile No. 1, situated first at Beverau, twenty miles from Dunkirk
These were
Sisters
Lynette Crozier,
Minnie Hough,
Hilda Loxton
??? Wallace.
They were among twenty trained civilian nurses who volunteered in Australia in 1916 for service in French hospitals
Full Version: Australian Women - who served - units & names
Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps / Women's Army Auxiliary Corps
Australian women known to have served with this unit
Staff Sergeant
Cornell, Osborn
Workers
M A Bogle
M M Hurman
Davison, B
Miss C Ockenden
Emmy Gaunt
Cooks
Whitehead, Annie
Rank Unknown
Lloyd-Kirk, Winifred Mary
Place of Birth: Victoria, Australia
29 November 1894
WO 398/137
King, Gwladys
Place of Birth: Australia
17 November 1896
WO 398/128
Harriss, Annie
Place of Birth: Sydney, Australia
14 March 1896
WO 398/100
Grylls, Florence May
Place of Birth: Buninyong, Victoria, Australia
20 June 1888
WO 398/95
Fletcher, Grace
Place of Birth: Sydney, Australia
20 July 1878
WO 398/78
Dakin, Marie Evelyn
Place of Birth: Melbourne, Australia
14 November 1892
WO 398/53
St John Clarke, Ethel
Place of Birth: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
7 October 1883
WO 398/41
Campbell, Mary MacNaish
Place of Birth: Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
26 February 1888
WO 398/36
Sewell, Barbara
Place of Birth: Australia
18 December 1897
WO 398/199
Ross, Clementine
Place of Birth: Brisbane, Australia
14 October 1897
WO 398/192
Australian women known to have served with this unit
Staff Sergeant
Cornell, Osborn
Workers
M A Bogle
M M Hurman
Davison, B
Miss C Ockenden
Emmy Gaunt
Cooks
Whitehead, Annie
Rank Unknown
Lloyd-Kirk, Winifred Mary
Place of Birth: Victoria, Australia
29 November 1894
WO 398/137
King, Gwladys
Place of Birth: Australia
17 November 1896
WO 398/128
Harriss, Annie
Place of Birth: Sydney, Australia
14 March 1896
WO 398/100
Grylls, Florence May
Place of Birth: Buninyong, Victoria, Australia
20 June 1888
WO 398/95
Fletcher, Grace
Place of Birth: Sydney, Australia
20 July 1878
WO 398/78
Dakin, Marie Evelyn
Place of Birth: Melbourne, Australia
14 November 1892
WO 398/53
St John Clarke, Ethel
Place of Birth: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
7 October 1883
WO 398/41
Campbell, Mary MacNaish
Place of Birth: Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
26 February 1888
WO 398/36
Sewell, Barbara
Place of Birth: Australia
18 December 1897
WO 398/199
Ross, Clementine
Place of Birth: Brisbane, Australia
14 October 1897
WO 398/192
Jennifer,
Thank you so much for that wonderful list. Have you been working on it for long?
Keep up the good work!
Siobhan
Thank you so much for that wonderful list. Have you been working on it for long?
Keep up the good work!
Siobhan
Thanks Siobhan
about two months - just collected a bit here and there
it is frustrating that here in Australia there is not a war memorial
that has any of these women's names on it
I hope that in some way this helps
Jennifer
about two months - just collected a bit here and there
it is frustrating that here in Australia there is not a war memorial
that has any of these women's names on it
I hope that in some way this helps
Jennifer
Hi Jennifer
Just incase you're not aware of it - Neil Smith has compiled a fairly complete list of members of the AANS (although I know of 2 nurses so far that aren’t included) in his book:
‘The Australian Army Nursing Service’ – A Short History with WW1 Nominal Roll & Award Citations – by Lieut Col NC Smith (1996)
Narelle HOBBES was another Australian nurse in the QAIMNS – her story is told through her letters in: ‘Oceans of Love’ by Melanie Oppenheimer (2006) - a brilliant read.
Travelling with her to England to join the QAIMNS were Rose Kirkaldie, Elsie Welman, Sylvia Bell & Kathleen Fitzpatrick. Rose & Elsie served with her in Malta.
[Narelle, born NSW, died 10/5/1918 at sea]
The following members of the QAIMNS also died during the war years:
Edith BLAKE, born Sydney, died at sea 26/2/1918, age 32
May DICKSON, born Qld, died 4/10/1917 Melbourne, age 37
Nellie Mabel SAW, born Albany, WA, died 31/3/1919 WA, age 29
Myrtle Elizabeth WILSON, born Fitzroy, Vic, died 23/12/1915 France, age 38
The following members of the QAIMNS returned to Australia on the ‘Osterley’ (embarked 21/5/1919):
Nurse:
E.B. BRECHT (NSW)
D.M. CRAIKE (WA)
D. DEACON (Fremantle)
Ada FORD (Sydney) – mentioned in dispatches – Matron of Waiora Rest Home, Malvern, Vic in 1921
E.B. GREEVE (Tas)
Olivia Annie LOWREY (NSW)
E. MUNDEN (Melbourne)
G.A. NYE
B.M. POOLE (Adelaide)
F.J. REARSDON (Sydney)
J. ROSS-RUSSEL (Vic)
V. SCOTT (Adelaide)
M.A. SCOTT (Fremantle)
A.G. SUTHERLAND (Melbourne)
M.A. WARD (Fremantle)
A.E.O WILLIAMS (Perth)
E.H. WILLIAMS (Sydney)
Staff Nurse:
McGRATH, Mary (Sydney)
Sister:
E.V. DONALDSON (Melbourne) – later married MATHESON
[VAD Nurse R.M. LOWICK was also on board traveling to Sydney]
A few others I’ve come across:
Sister SCANLAN (RRC) was an Australian nurse with the QAIMNS in Egypt in 1918
QAIMNS Nurse B.F. BUTLER returned to Australia on the ‘Katoomba’, embarking 7/8/1919 (for Tasmania)
QAIMNS Sister R.G.I. BOTTLE embarked at Cairo 1/4/1919 on the ‘Kildonian Castle’ & disembarked in Perth, WA 28/4/1919. She had left Australia 15/5/1915.
I had been chasing up on the nurses that worked for Lady Rachel Dudley's Australian Voluntary Hospitals in Wimereux & St Nazaire (France) - but haven't put a list together yet - too many other projects on the go I'm afraid.
Anyway, it's good to see someone else taking an interest in our ladies.
Cheers, Frev
Just incase you're not aware of it - Neil Smith has compiled a fairly complete list of members of the AANS (although I know of 2 nurses so far that aren’t included) in his book:
‘The Australian Army Nursing Service’ – A Short History with WW1 Nominal Roll & Award Citations – by Lieut Col NC Smith (1996)
Narelle HOBBES was another Australian nurse in the QAIMNS – her story is told through her letters in: ‘Oceans of Love’ by Melanie Oppenheimer (2006) - a brilliant read.
Travelling with her to England to join the QAIMNS were Rose Kirkaldie, Elsie Welman, Sylvia Bell & Kathleen Fitzpatrick. Rose & Elsie served with her in Malta.
[Narelle, born NSW, died 10/5/1918 at sea]
The following members of the QAIMNS also died during the war years:
Edith BLAKE, born Sydney, died at sea 26/2/1918, age 32
May DICKSON, born Qld, died 4/10/1917 Melbourne, age 37
Nellie Mabel SAW, born Albany, WA, died 31/3/1919 WA, age 29
Myrtle Elizabeth WILSON, born Fitzroy, Vic, died 23/12/1915 France, age 38
The following members of the QAIMNS returned to Australia on the ‘Osterley’ (embarked 21/5/1919):
Nurse:
E.B. BRECHT (NSW)
D.M. CRAIKE (WA)
D. DEACON (Fremantle)
Ada FORD (Sydney) – mentioned in dispatches – Matron of Waiora Rest Home, Malvern, Vic in 1921
E.B. GREEVE (Tas)
Olivia Annie LOWREY (NSW)
E. MUNDEN (Melbourne)
G.A. NYE
B.M. POOLE (Adelaide)
F.J. REARSDON (Sydney)
J. ROSS-RUSSEL (Vic)
V. SCOTT (Adelaide)
M.A. SCOTT (Fremantle)
A.G. SUTHERLAND (Melbourne)
M.A. WARD (Fremantle)
A.E.O WILLIAMS (Perth)
E.H. WILLIAMS (Sydney)
Staff Nurse:
McGRATH, Mary (Sydney)
Sister:
E.V. DONALDSON (Melbourne) – later married MATHESON
[VAD Nurse R.M. LOWICK was also on board traveling to Sydney]
A few others I’ve come across:
Sister SCANLAN (RRC) was an Australian nurse with the QAIMNS in Egypt in 1918
QAIMNS Nurse B.F. BUTLER returned to Australia on the ‘Katoomba’, embarking 7/8/1919 (for Tasmania)
QAIMNS Sister R.G.I. BOTTLE embarked at Cairo 1/4/1919 on the ‘Kildonian Castle’ & disembarked in Perth, WA 28/4/1919. She had left Australia 15/5/1915.
I had been chasing up on the nurses that worked for Lady Rachel Dudley's Australian Voluntary Hospitals in Wimereux & St Nazaire (France) - but haven't put a list together yet - too many other projects on the go I'm afraid.
Anyway, it's good to see someone else taking an interest in our ladies.
Cheers, Frev
Thanks Frev
You Guys have done so much work
- its been an inspiration to me and a great help
as I start teaching WW1 in schools all around Victoria in August and the area I have to teach is Women's War Service and had to learn a lot in a short space of time
Jennifer
You Guys have done so much work
- its been an inspiration to me and a great help
as I start teaching WW1 in schools all around Victoria in August and the area I have to teach is Women's War Service and had to learn a lot in a short space of time
Jennifer
More Names & Units - Online Bib's Links
Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps / Women's Auxiliary Army Corps
CHAPPLE, PHOEBE (1879-1967), medical practitioner
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A070625b.htm
BOURNE, ELEANOR ELIZABETH (1878-1957), medical practitioner - http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A070364b.htm
JAMES, ELIZABETH BRITOMARTE (1867–1943), administrator
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/AS10245b.htm
Women's Hospital Corps - Endell Street Military Hospital
The Women's Hospital Corps established hospitals in Paris and at Wimereux near Boulogne. Eventually the War Office gave permission for Garrett Anderson and Murray to establish the Women's Military Hospital in Endell Street, London
BOURNE, ELEANOR ELIZABETH (1878-1957), medical practitioner - http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A070364b.htm
SCANTLEBURY BROWN, VERA (1889-1946), medical practitioner
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A110543b.htm
RACHEL CHAMPION, medical practitioner
from Melbourne - Endell Street Military Hospital, with the Women's Hospital Corps - no papers, but family alive
ELIZABETH HAMILTON-BROWNE, medical practitioner
from Sydney - Endell Street Military Hospital, with the Women's Hospital Corps, then with No.19 General Hospital, in Egypt; subsequently M/O in France, in charge of 500 American women clerks who had been lent to the British Army - some reminiscences in the University of Sydney archives
EMMA BUCKLEY, medical practitioner,
from Sydney - Endell Street Military Hospital, with the Women's Hospital Corps
Scottish Women's Hospitals
COOPER, LILIAN VIOLET (1861-1947), medical practitioner
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A080116b.htm
DALYELL, ELSIE JEAN (1881-1948), pathologist
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A080223b.htm
BENNETT, AGNES ELIZABETH LLOYD (1872-1960), medical practitioner
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A070265b.htm
HOPE, LAURA MARGARET (Fowler) (1868-1952), medical practitioner
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A140557b.htm
MARY CLEMENTINA DE GARIS (1881-1963), , medical practitioner, obstetrician
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A080699b.htm
KING, OLIVE MAY (1885-1958), ambulance driver
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A090600b.htm
ARMSTRONG, MILLICENT SYLVIA (1888-1973), Orderly
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A130087b.htm
FRANKLIN, STELLA MARIA (MARIAN) SARAH MILES (1879-1954), Orderly
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A080591b.htm
HODGE, MARGARET EMILY (1858 - 1938) London committee
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/AS10227b.htm
Royal Army Medical Corps
ARDILL, KATIE LOUISA (1886 - 1955) medical practitioner
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A070692b.htm
BENNETT, AGNES ELIZABETH LLOYD (1872-1960), medical practitioner
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A070265b.htm
CHAPPLE, PHOEBE (1879-1967), medical practitioner
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A070625b.htm
DALYELL, ELSIE JEAN (1881-1948), pathologist
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A080223b.htm
LITTLE, ELAINE MARJORY (1884-1974), pathologist
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A150131b.htm
French Red Cross
GULLETT, LUCY EDITH (1876-1949), medical practitioner
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A090133b.htm
SEXTON, HANNAH MARY HELEN (1862-1950), surgeon
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A110582b.htm
DAVIDSON, BESSIE ELLEN (1879-1965), nurse
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A130639b.htm
Australian Red Cross
MITCHELL, ISABEL MARY (1893-1973),
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A100519b.htm
BROOKES, Dame MABEL BALCOMBE (1890-1975)
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A130301b.htm
OTHER DOCTORS – UNITS & DETAILS UNKNOW
GRACE CORDINGLY
MABEL MURRAY-PRIOR
ISABEL ORMISTON
Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service
CASHIN, ALICE ALANNA (1870-1939), army nurse
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/AS10083b.htm
KIRKCALDIE, ROSA ANGELA (1887-1972), hospital matron and army nurse
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A090610b.htm
McCARTHY, Dame EMMA MAUD (1859-1949), nursing sister and army matron-in-chief
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A100210b.htm
McCUTCHEON, MABEL MARY (Woolgar) (1886 - 1942) , nurse
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A150747b.htm
ORR, ELIZABETH (1860-1945), hospital and army matron
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/AS10383b.htm
SKINNER, MARY LOUISA (MOLLIE) (1876-1955), nurse
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A110642b.htm
Australian Army Nursing Service
BAUDINET, DORA ISABEL (1883-1945), nurse
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A130160b.htm
BARRON, ELLEN (1875-1951), nurse
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A070722b.htm
BELL, JANE (1873-1959), hospital matron
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A070254b.htm
CAWOOD, DOROTHY GWENDOLEN (1884-1962), nurse
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A070602b.htm
CONYERS, EVELYN AUGUSTA (1870-1944), matron-in-chief
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A080104b.htm
CREAL, ROSE ANN (1865-1921), nurse
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A080160b.htm
DAVIDSON, ETHEL SARAH (1872-1939), nurse
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A080246b.htm
DEACON, CLARE (1891-1952), nurse
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A080274b.htm
ELLIOTT, ALICE GORDON (1886-1977), nurse
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A140103b.htm
FINLAY, MARY McKENZIE (1870-1923), matron
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A080525b.htm
FORSYTH, IDA MURIEL (Brummitt ) (1884-1953), nurse
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/AS10166b.htm
GOULD, ELLEN JULIA (1860-1941), nurse
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A090061b.htm
GRAHAM, MARGARET (1860-1942), nursing sister and army matron
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A090070b.htm
GRAY, ETHEL (1876-1962), nursing sister and army matron
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A090086b.htm
IMLAY ELLEN JEANIE (1881-1978), nursing sister
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A090721b.htm
KELLETT, ADELAIDE MAUD (1873-1945), hospital matron
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A090548b.htm
KELLY, ALICIA MARY (1885?-1942), nurse
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A090551b.htm
KENNY, ELIZABETH (1880-1952), nurse
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A090570b.htm
KEYS, CONSTANCE MABEL (1886-1964), nurse
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A090583b.htm
LAIDLAW, ANNIE INA (1889-1978), nurse & navy matron
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A150059b.htm
McMILLAN, FLORENCE ELIZABETH (1882-1943), nursing sister
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A150318b.htm
MORRICE, NELLIE CONSTANCE (1881-1963), nurse and administrator
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/AS10353b.htm
NOWLAND, EVELYN GRACE IONE (1887-1974), nurse
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/AS10377b.htm
PARRY, ANNIE BERTHA (1886-1959), nurse
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A110150b.htm
PATEN, EUNICE MURIEL HARRIETT HUNT (1883-1973), nurse
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A110156b.htm
PIDGEON, ELSIE CLARE (1879-1956), hospital matron
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A110232b.htm
POCOCK, MARY ANNE (1863-1946), nursing sister and army matron
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A110256b.htm
PRATT, RACHEL (1874-1954), army nurse
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A110286b.htm
RICHARDSON, ETHEL TRACY (1877-1942), nursing sister and army matron-in-chief
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A110393b.htm
ROSS-KING, ALICE (1891-1968), civilian and army nurse
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A110467b.htm
SORENSEN, CHRISTENSE (1885-1958), hospital matron and army nurse
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A120020b.htm
WALKER, JEAN NELLIE MILES (1878-1918), nursing sister and army matron
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A120404b.htm
WHITE, JESSIE McHARDY (1870-1957), army principal matron
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A120526b.htm
WILSON, GRACE MARGARET (1879-1957), nursing sister and army matron-in-chief
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A120587b.htm
Voluntary Aid Detachment
McPHILLAMY, VERANIA (1889-1961), superintendent of soldiers' canteens
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A100352b.htm
MARLOWE, MARGARET MARY (1884-1962),
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A100406b.htm
IRVING, SYBIL HOWY (1897-1973), founder and controller of the Australian Women's Army Service
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A140610b.htm
MEARES, MARY EMMA GOLDSMITH (1889-1964),
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A150405b.htm
WESCHÉ, PHOEBE ELLEN (1871-1950)
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A120737b.htm
HICKSON, ELLA VIOLET BELL (1879 - 1955)
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A090702b.htm
WILCOX, MARY THEODORA JOYCE (1873-1953)
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A100726b.htm
TRAILL, JESSIE CONSTANCE ALICIA (1881-1967)
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A120281b.htm
CRAIG, FRANCES EILEEN (Sutcliffe ) (1896-1974)
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A130719b.htm
Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps / Women's Auxiliary Army Corps
CHAPPLE, PHOEBE (1879-1967), medical practitioner
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A070625b.htm
BOURNE, ELEANOR ELIZABETH (1878-1957), medical practitioner - http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A070364b.htm
JAMES, ELIZABETH BRITOMARTE (1867–1943), administrator
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/AS10245b.htm
Women's Hospital Corps - Endell Street Military Hospital
The Women's Hospital Corps established hospitals in Paris and at Wimereux near Boulogne. Eventually the War Office gave permission for Garrett Anderson and Murray to establish the Women's Military Hospital in Endell Street, London
BOURNE, ELEANOR ELIZABETH (1878-1957), medical practitioner - http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A070364b.htm
SCANTLEBURY BROWN, VERA (1889-1946), medical practitioner
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A110543b.htm
RACHEL CHAMPION, medical practitioner
from Melbourne - Endell Street Military Hospital, with the Women's Hospital Corps - no papers, but family alive
ELIZABETH HAMILTON-BROWNE, medical practitioner
from Sydney - Endell Street Military Hospital, with the Women's Hospital Corps, then with No.19 General Hospital, in Egypt; subsequently M/O in France, in charge of 500 American women clerks who had been lent to the British Army - some reminiscences in the University of Sydney archives
EMMA BUCKLEY, medical practitioner,
from Sydney - Endell Street Military Hospital, with the Women's Hospital Corps
Scottish Women's Hospitals
COOPER, LILIAN VIOLET (1861-1947), medical practitioner
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A080116b.htm
DALYELL, ELSIE JEAN (1881-1948), pathologist
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A080223b.htm
BENNETT, AGNES ELIZABETH LLOYD (1872-1960), medical practitioner
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A070265b.htm
HOPE, LAURA MARGARET (Fowler) (1868-1952), medical practitioner
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A140557b.htm
MARY CLEMENTINA DE GARIS (1881-1963), , medical practitioner, obstetrician
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A080699b.htm
KING, OLIVE MAY (1885-1958), ambulance driver
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A090600b.htm
ARMSTRONG, MILLICENT SYLVIA (1888-1973), Orderly
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A130087b.htm
FRANKLIN, STELLA MARIA (MARIAN) SARAH MILES (1879-1954), Orderly
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A080591b.htm
HODGE, MARGARET EMILY (1858 - 1938) London committee
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/AS10227b.htm
Royal Army Medical Corps
ARDILL, KATIE LOUISA (1886 - 1955) medical practitioner
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A070692b.htm
BENNETT, AGNES ELIZABETH LLOYD (1872-1960), medical practitioner
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A070265b.htm
CHAPPLE, PHOEBE (1879-1967), medical practitioner
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A070625b.htm
DALYELL, ELSIE JEAN (1881-1948), pathologist
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A080223b.htm
LITTLE, ELAINE MARJORY (1884-1974), pathologist
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A150131b.htm
French Red Cross
GULLETT, LUCY EDITH (1876-1949), medical practitioner
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A090133b.htm
SEXTON, HANNAH MARY HELEN (1862-1950), surgeon
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A110582b.htm
DAVIDSON, BESSIE ELLEN (1879-1965), nurse
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A130639b.htm
Australian Red Cross
MITCHELL, ISABEL MARY (1893-1973),
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A100519b.htm
BROOKES, Dame MABEL BALCOMBE (1890-1975)
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A130301b.htm
OTHER DOCTORS – UNITS & DETAILS UNKNOW
GRACE CORDINGLY
MABEL MURRAY-PRIOR
ISABEL ORMISTON
Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service
CASHIN, ALICE ALANNA (1870-1939), army nurse
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/AS10083b.htm
KIRKCALDIE, ROSA ANGELA (1887-1972), hospital matron and army nurse
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A090610b.htm
McCARTHY, Dame EMMA MAUD (1859-1949), nursing sister and army matron-in-chief
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A100210b.htm
McCUTCHEON, MABEL MARY (Woolgar) (1886 - 1942) , nurse
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A150747b.htm
ORR, ELIZABETH (1860-1945), hospital and army matron
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/AS10383b.htm
SKINNER, MARY LOUISA (MOLLIE) (1876-1955), nurse
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A110642b.htm
Australian Army Nursing Service
BAUDINET, DORA ISABEL (1883-1945), nurse
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A130160b.htm
BARRON, ELLEN (1875-1951), nurse
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A070722b.htm
BELL, JANE (1873-1959), hospital matron
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A070254b.htm
CAWOOD, DOROTHY GWENDOLEN (1884-1962), nurse
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A070602b.htm
CONYERS, EVELYN AUGUSTA (1870-1944), matron-in-chief
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A080104b.htm
CREAL, ROSE ANN (1865-1921), nurse
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A080160b.htm
DAVIDSON, ETHEL SARAH (1872-1939), nurse
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A080246b.htm
DEACON, CLARE (1891-1952), nurse
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A080274b.htm
ELLIOTT, ALICE GORDON (1886-1977), nurse
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A140103b.htm
FINLAY, MARY McKENZIE (1870-1923), matron
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A080525b.htm
FORSYTH, IDA MURIEL (Brummitt ) (1884-1953), nurse
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/AS10166b.htm
GOULD, ELLEN JULIA (1860-1941), nurse
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A090061b.htm
GRAHAM, MARGARET (1860-1942), nursing sister and army matron
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A090070b.htm
GRAY, ETHEL (1876-1962), nursing sister and army matron
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A090086b.htm
IMLAY ELLEN JEANIE (1881-1978), nursing sister
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A090721b.htm
KELLETT, ADELAIDE MAUD (1873-1945), hospital matron
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A090548b.htm
KELLY, ALICIA MARY (1885?-1942), nurse
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A090551b.htm
KENNY, ELIZABETH (1880-1952), nurse
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A090570b.htm
KEYS, CONSTANCE MABEL (1886-1964), nurse
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A090583b.htm
LAIDLAW, ANNIE INA (1889-1978), nurse & navy matron
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A150059b.htm
McMILLAN, FLORENCE ELIZABETH (1882-1943), nursing sister
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A150318b.htm
MORRICE, NELLIE CONSTANCE (1881-1963), nurse and administrator
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/AS10353b.htm
NOWLAND, EVELYN GRACE IONE (1887-1974), nurse
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/AS10377b.htm
PARRY, ANNIE BERTHA (1886-1959), nurse
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A110150b.htm
PATEN, EUNICE MURIEL HARRIETT HUNT (1883-1973), nurse
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A110156b.htm
PIDGEON, ELSIE CLARE (1879-1956), hospital matron
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A110232b.htm
POCOCK, MARY ANNE (1863-1946), nursing sister and army matron
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A110256b.htm
PRATT, RACHEL (1874-1954), army nurse
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A110286b.htm
RICHARDSON, ETHEL TRACY (1877-1942), nursing sister and army matron-in-chief
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A110393b.htm
ROSS-KING, ALICE (1891-1968), civilian and army nurse
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A110467b.htm
SORENSEN, CHRISTENSE (1885-1958), hospital matron and army nurse
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A120020b.htm
WALKER, JEAN NELLIE MILES (1878-1918), nursing sister and army matron
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A120404b.htm
WHITE, JESSIE McHARDY (1870-1957), army principal matron
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A120526b.htm
WILSON, GRACE MARGARET (1879-1957), nursing sister and army matron-in-chief
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A120587b.htm
Voluntary Aid Detachment
McPHILLAMY, VERANIA (1889-1961), superintendent of soldiers' canteens
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A100352b.htm
MARLOWE, MARGARET MARY (1884-1962),
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A100406b.htm
IRVING, SYBIL HOWY (1897-1973), founder and controller of the Australian Women's Army Service
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A140610b.htm
MEARES, MARY EMMA GOLDSMITH (1889-1964),
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A150405b.htm
WESCHÉ, PHOEBE ELLEN (1871-1950)
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A120737b.htm
HICKSON, ELLA VIOLET BELL (1879 - 1955)
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A090702b.htm
WILCOX, MARY THEODORA JOYCE (1873-1953)
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A100726b.htm
TRAILL, JESSIE CONSTANCE ALICIA (1881-1967)
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A120281b.htm
CRAIG, FRANCES EILEEN (Sutcliffe ) (1896-1974)
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A130719b.htm
Hi Frev
Lady Rachel Dudley's Australian Voluntary Hospitals in Wimereux & St Nazaire (France)
Any idea of number of Australian women serving in it ????
Jennifer
Lady Rachel Dudley's Australian Voluntary Hospitals in Wimereux & St Nazaire (France)
Any idea of number of Australian women serving in it ????
Jennifer
Summary of WW1 Units in which Australian Women Served in - numbers
Australian Army Nursing Service
Australian women known to have served with this unit – 2139 served abroad
423 served in Australia
25 died
388 were decorated
Service History here
ARMY NURSING SERVICE – The Australian Army Nursing Service was formed in 1902.
A total of 2139 served abroad, of whom 25 dies. They attended to all wounded Australians in all major campaigns including Egypt, Salonika (Greece), Lemnos Island (off Gallipoli), England and France
Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service
Australian women known to have served with this unit – 130 served abroad
4 died
Voluntary Aid Detachment
Australian women known to have served with this unit – 120 VADs,
?? more served here in Australia
served abroad chiefly Australians in the British service, employed through the Australian Red Cross Society
Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps / Women's Army Auxiliary Corps
Australian women known to have served with this unit - 10
Women's Hospital Corps - Endell Street Military Hospital
The Women's Hospital Corps established hospitals in Paris and at Wimereux near Boulogne. Eventually the War Office gave permission for Garrett Anderson and Murray to establish the Women's Military Hospital in Endell Street, London
Australian women known to have served with this unit – 5
Scottish Women's Hospitals
Australian women known to have served with this unit – 13
Royal Army Medical Corps
Australian women known to have served with this unit – 5
French Red Cross
Australian women known to have served with this unit – 23
twenty trained civilian nurses who volunteered in Australia in 1916 for service in French hospitals
OTHER DOCTORS – UNITS & DETAILS UNKNOW
Australian women known to have served with this unit – 3
The Mobile Hospital of Mrs Bordern Turner
The Mobile Hospital was established by Mrs Bordern Turner, a rich American woman, to operate behind the lines on the Western Front.
Australian women known to have served with this unit - 4
Australian Red Cross
Australian women known to have served with this unit - 2 served abroad
Lady Rachel Dudley's Australian Voluntary Hospitals in Wimereux & St Nazaire (France)
Australian women known to have served with this unit - number unknown yet
________________________________________
Units Serving in Australia
Women's Auxiliary Army Corps (WAAC) branch here in Australia which had over 700 women serving in it
The Khaki Girls which were a semi-official ('officially tolerated') group of female employees of the Commonwealth Government Clothing Factory (CGCF), Melbourne, raised in 1917/1918
3 distinct Corps: Band Corps; Physical Education Corps and the Rifle Corps
The Khaki Women's Defence Corps in Perth, Western Australia
Australian Army Nursing Service
Australian women known to have served with this unit – 2139 served abroad
423 served in Australia
25 died
388 were decorated
Service History here
ARMY NURSING SERVICE – The Australian Army Nursing Service was formed in 1902.
A total of 2139 served abroad, of whom 25 dies. They attended to all wounded Australians in all major campaigns including Egypt, Salonika (Greece), Lemnos Island (off Gallipoli), England and France
Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service
Australian women known to have served with this unit – 130 served abroad
4 died
Voluntary Aid Detachment
Australian women known to have served with this unit – 120 VADs,
?? more served here in Australia
served abroad chiefly Australians in the British service, employed through the Australian Red Cross Society
Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps / Women's Army Auxiliary Corps
Australian women known to have served with this unit - 10
Women's Hospital Corps - Endell Street Military Hospital
The Women's Hospital Corps established hospitals in Paris and at Wimereux near Boulogne. Eventually the War Office gave permission for Garrett Anderson and Murray to establish the Women's Military Hospital in Endell Street, London
Australian women known to have served with this unit – 5
Scottish Women's Hospitals
Australian women known to have served with this unit – 13
Royal Army Medical Corps
Australian women known to have served with this unit – 5
French Red Cross
Australian women known to have served with this unit – 23
twenty trained civilian nurses who volunteered in Australia in 1916 for service in French hospitals
OTHER DOCTORS – UNITS & DETAILS UNKNOW
Australian women known to have served with this unit – 3
The Mobile Hospital of Mrs Bordern Turner
The Mobile Hospital was established by Mrs Bordern Turner, a rich American woman, to operate behind the lines on the Western Front.
Australian women known to have served with this unit - 4
Australian Red Cross
Australian women known to have served with this unit - 2 served abroad
Lady Rachel Dudley's Australian Voluntary Hospitals in Wimereux & St Nazaire (France)
Australian women known to have served with this unit - number unknown yet
________________________________________
Units Serving in Australia
Women's Auxiliary Army Corps (WAAC) branch here in Australia which had over 700 women serving in it
The Khaki Girls which were a semi-official ('officially tolerated') group of female employees of the Commonwealth Government Clothing Factory (CGCF), Melbourne, raised in 1917/1918
3 distinct Corps: Band Corps; Physical Education Corps and the Rifle Corps
The Khaki Women's Defence Corps in Perth, Western Australia
QUOTE (Indunna @ Jun 14 2007, 10:40 PM) 
Lady Rachel Dudley's Australian Voluntary Hospitals in Wimereux & St Nazaire (France)
Any idea of number of Australian women serving in it ????
Any idea of number of Australian women serving in it ????
No, sorry Jennifer. You've been doing such a great job of collecting data, that I was kind of hoping by mentioning it, that you might take it under your wing.......................
Cheers, Frev
Ok I will take the bait and see what I can find 
are there any other units that we need to consider that Australian women served in
Jennifer
are there any other units that we need to consider that Australian women served in
Jennifer
French Red Cross
Australian women known to have served with this unit – 23
twenty trained civilian nurses who volunteered in Australia in 1916 for service in French hospitals
Jennifer - a bit of extra info for you on this (from Oppenheimer's book):
"Even the Australian Red Cross sent twenty trained nurses to France in 1916. Called the Bluebirds because of their distinctive uniforms, these 'gifts for France' worked in hospitals and casualty clearing stations attached to the French Red Cross."
Also:
"Others volunteered their services for the YWCA or the British and French Red Cross as VADs, and worked for little or no pay in the convalescent homes in England, Paris, Rome and Sicily."
Cheers, Frev
Australian women known to have served with this unit – 23
twenty trained civilian nurses who volunteered in Australia in 1916 for service in French hospitals
Jennifer - a bit of extra info for you on this (from Oppenheimer's book):
"Even the Australian Red Cross sent twenty trained nurses to France in 1916. Called the Bluebirds because of their distinctive uniforms, these 'gifts for France' worked in hospitals and casualty clearing stations attached to the French Red Cross."
Also:
"Others volunteered their services for the YWCA or the British and French Red Cross as VADs, and worked for little or no pay in the convalescent homes in England, Paris, Rome and Sicily."
Cheers, Frev
There were several nurses from Fiji, of Australian descent, who served in the Australian Nursing Service
1) Staff Nurse Lavinia Baillie
AANS
born Levuka, Fiji 1875
d/of Alan & Mary Ann (Tebbutt) Baillie
enlisted Fremantle, WA 12 June 1915
nok Emma Russell - sister
SERN S/NURSE
proceeded to Men’s Convalescent Depot for duty 20 November 1915
admitted Heliopolis hospital with mild influenza 14 March 1916
returned to Australia medically unfit 19 April 1916 per Demosthenes
1914/15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal
2) Staff Nurse Alice D’Arcy Bruun
AANS born Levuka, Fiji Islands 1882
nok Eric Bruun - brother
enlisted 5 May 1915 aged 33, single
trained at Melbourne Hospital
member RVTNA Anglican
SERN N/A S/NURSE
3rd Australian General Hospital, Lemnos
admitted hospital, nok informed, 21 May 1916
resigned appointment in England 31 January 1917 on account of marriage
married Musgrave 31 January 1917
returned to Australia
1914/15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal
3) Staff Nurse Evelyn Rose Morey
AANS
born Triabunna, Pembroke, TAS 2 April 1885 Labasa
trained at Lyell District Hospital –5 years
nok Mrs Ellen Morey – mother, Triabunna, TAS
sister of Wilfred Sydney Morey, AIF- KIA enlisted 17 September 1917 joined AANS 17 October 1917 aged 32
previously in AANS 4 months 23 October 1917
SERN S/Nurse
embarked AMATS Nestor 21 November 1917
disembarked Southampton 18 January 1918
staff nurse at 2nd Aust. Aux. Hospital, Southall 19 January 1918 staff nurse at 3rd Aust. Aux. Hospital Dartford 4 February 1918
staff nurse at 1st Aust Gen Hospital Sutton Veny 19 October 1919
returned to Australia 1 November 1919 per Nestor
injured knee in fall on ship Grace Darling 7 January 1920
recommended unfit for general service 26 January 1920
service terminated 25 February 1920 due to demobilisation
engaged to Capt Austin ex Rani
1914/15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal
and also Sister Gertrude Faddy in the British Red Cross
Sister Gertrude Helen Faddy
Red Cross nurse
sister of NW Faddy,FL Faddy & HS Faddy
d/of Dr William and Ruth (Johnstone) Faddy
Netley Auxiliary Hospital
served France, England
Associate to Royal Red Cross, 2nd Class
LG 24 October 1917
returned to Australia, then Fiji
Matron of Levuka Hospital
I have photos of Lavinia Baillie and Gertrude Faddy.
Christine
1) Staff Nurse Lavinia Baillie
AANS
born Levuka, Fiji 1875
d/of Alan & Mary Ann (Tebbutt) Baillie
enlisted Fremantle, WA 12 June 1915
nok Emma Russell - sister
SERN S/NURSE
proceeded to Men’s Convalescent Depot for duty 20 November 1915
admitted Heliopolis hospital with mild influenza 14 March 1916
returned to Australia medically unfit 19 April 1916 per Demosthenes
1914/15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal
2) Staff Nurse Alice D’Arcy Bruun
AANS born Levuka, Fiji Islands 1882
nok Eric Bruun - brother
enlisted 5 May 1915 aged 33, single
trained at Melbourne Hospital
member RVTNA Anglican
SERN N/A S/NURSE
3rd Australian General Hospital, Lemnos
admitted hospital, nok informed, 21 May 1916
resigned appointment in England 31 January 1917 on account of marriage
married Musgrave 31 January 1917
returned to Australia
1914/15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal
3) Staff Nurse Evelyn Rose Morey
AANS
born Triabunna, Pembroke, TAS 2 April 1885 Labasa
trained at Lyell District Hospital –5 years
nok Mrs Ellen Morey – mother, Triabunna, TAS
sister of Wilfred Sydney Morey, AIF- KIA enlisted 17 September 1917 joined AANS 17 October 1917 aged 32
previously in AANS 4 months 23 October 1917
SERN S/Nurse
embarked AMATS Nestor 21 November 1917
disembarked Southampton 18 January 1918
staff nurse at 2nd Aust. Aux. Hospital, Southall 19 January 1918 staff nurse at 3rd Aust. Aux. Hospital Dartford 4 February 1918
staff nurse at 1st Aust Gen Hospital Sutton Veny 19 October 1919
returned to Australia 1 November 1919 per Nestor
injured knee in fall on ship Grace Darling 7 January 1920
recommended unfit for general service 26 January 1920
service terminated 25 February 1920 due to demobilisation
engaged to Capt Austin ex Rani
1914/15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal
and also Sister Gertrude Faddy in the British Red Cross
Sister Gertrude Helen Faddy
Red Cross nurse
sister of NW Faddy,FL Faddy & HS Faddy
d/of Dr William and Ruth (Johnstone) Faddy
Netley Auxiliary Hospital
served France, England
Associate to Royal Red Cross, 2nd Class
LG 24 October 1917
returned to Australia, then Fiji
Matron of Levuka Hospital
I have photos of Lavinia Baillie and Gertrude Faddy.
Christine
BENNETT, AGNES ELIZABETH LLOYD (1872-1960), medical practitioner
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A070265b.htm
In 1915 Agnes Bennett became the first female commissioned officer in the British Army, when as a captain she worked as a medical officer in war hospitals in Cairo. In 1916-17 she was in charge of a unit of the Scottish Women's Hospitals on the Serbian front.
http://www.ccdhb.org.nz/hhist/staff/BennettAEL_N.html
Has nice photo of her
Born Neutral Bay, Sydney Australia 24/6/1872 Died Wellington 27/11/1960
Educated at Cheltenham Ladies' College, then at a Girls' High School, Dulwich, north London.
Returned to Sydney in 1881, attending Abbotsleigh Girls' School, then Sydney Girls' High School
At Sydney University completed a BSc in geology and biology
Medical College for Women, Edinburgh 1896-1899
BSc Hons (Syd) 1894, MB ChM (Edin) 1899, MD (Edin) 1911
First female to graduate with honours in science
RMO, Stirling District Asylum, near Edinburgh 1900
RMO, Callan Park Asylum, Sydney 1901
Honorary Children's Physician, Wellington Hospital 1912 - 1915
Medical Officer, St Helen's Hospital Wellington
WW1 service:
first female captain in the RAMC; MO, Scottish Women's Hospital in Greece;
served with the French Red Cross, then with NZMC
RMO, Glasgow Royal Infirmary during the influenza epidemic in 1918
MO, Chatham Islands 1947
The photograph was taken in Edinburgh in 1899, when Agnes was a member of the Women's Medical School Committee
Came to NZ in 1905 to buy practice of Dr Isabella Watson in Wellington
http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A070265b.htm
In 1915 Agnes Bennett became the first female commissioned officer in the British Army, when as a captain she worked as a medical officer in war hospitals in Cairo. In 1916-17 she was in charge of a unit of the Scottish Women's Hospitals on the Serbian front.
http://www.ccdhb.org.nz/hhist/staff/BennettAEL_N.html
Has nice photo of her
Born Neutral Bay, Sydney Australia 24/6/1872 Died Wellington 27/11/1960
Educated at Cheltenham Ladies' College, then at a Girls' High School, Dulwich, north London.
Returned to Sydney in 1881, attending Abbotsleigh Girls' School, then Sydney Girls' High School
At Sydney University completed a BSc in geology and biology
Medical College for Women, Edinburgh 1896-1899
BSc Hons (Syd) 1894, MB ChM (Edin) 1899, MD (Edin) 1911
First female to graduate with honours in science
RMO, Stirling District Asylum, near Edinburgh 1900
RMO, Callan Park Asylum, Sydney 1901
Honorary Children's Physician, Wellington Hospital 1912 - 1915
Medical Officer, St Helen's Hospital Wellington
WW1 service:
first female captain in the RAMC; MO, Scottish Women's Hospital in Greece;
served with the French Red Cross, then with NZMC
RMO, Glasgow Royal Infirmary during the influenza epidemic in 1918
MO, Chatham Islands 1947
The photograph was taken in Edinburgh in 1899, when Agnes was a member of the Women's Medical School Committee
Came to NZ in 1905 to buy practice of Dr Isabella Watson in Wellington
AWM - Honours and awards (gazetted) A to M
Jennifer
Ref: AWM - Honours and awards (gazetted)
http://www.awm.gov.au/honours/honours/resu...medal.asp?m=142
http://www.awm.gov.au/honours/honours/results-medal.asp?m=6
MARGARET ANDERSON
Margaret Anderson was awarded the following honours: Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Head Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1918, page 54, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette
GERTRUDE JESSIE ANDREWS
Gertrude Jessie Andrews was awarded the following honours: Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Temporary Head Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1919, page 33, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 889, position 21
LOUISA SARAH BALL
Louisa Sarah Ball was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 December 1916, page 11808, position 46
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 19 April 1917, page 926, position 116
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1917, page 47, position 6
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 29 June 1917, page 1390, position 85
MAY BARTLETT
May Bartlett was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 12 September 1919, page 11463, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 11 December 1919, page 2379, position 16
A BARTON
A Barton was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service BA
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 23 February 1917, page 1949, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 25 July 1917, page 1544, position 19
JESSIE MACDONALD BAXTER
Jessie Macdonald Baxter was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1919, page 77, position 3
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 891, position 40
ALMA LOUISE BENNETT
Alma Louise Bennett was awarded the following honours: Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit ANNS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 16 November 1918, page 13565, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette
E E BISHOP
E E Bishop was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 23 February 1917, page 1949, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 25 July 1917, page 1544, position 20
PHYLLIS MARY BOISSIER
Phyllis Mary Boissier was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1916, page 5602, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2622, position 60
ETHEL MAY BOLTON
Ethel May Bolton was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Temporary Head Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1919, page 6953, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 6 October 1919, page 1463, position 19
AGNES GRANT BONNAR
Agnes Grant Bonnar was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1919, page 6930, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 6 October 1919, page 1462, position 32
ISABELLA TAIT BORWICK
Isabella Tait Borwick was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Temporary Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1919, page 6930, position 3
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 6 October 1919, page 1462, position 34
LUCY BOUGHTON
Lucy Boughton was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit No 1 AAH
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 24 October 1917, page 10975, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 14 February 1918, page 285, position 7
ELLEN DENNETT BROWN
Ellen Dennett Brown was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1919, page 6842, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 15 September 1919, page 1372, position 9
EMILY GERTRUDE BROWNE
Emily Gertrude Browne was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Senior Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 12 December 1919, page 15450, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 25 March 1920, page 391, position 42
JEAN BRYDON
Jean Brydon was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1919, page 6953, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 6 October 1919, page 1463, position 18
JESSIE HELENA BUCHANAN
Jessie Helena Buchanan was awarded the following honours: Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit No 3 AAH
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 9 April 1919, page 4676, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 July 1919, page 1171, position
JEAN BINNIE BUCKHAM
Jean Binnie Buckham was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service BA
Rank Nurse
Unit AVH
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1916, page 73, position 5
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 6 April 1916, page 859, position 23
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service BA
Rank Sister
Unit QAIMNSR
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 4 June 1917, page 5487, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 4 October 1917, page 2627, position 43
GRACE HELENA BURNS
Grace Helena Burns was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1919, page 58, position 3
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 890, position 47
ETHEL BRYCE BUTLER
Ethel Bryce Butler was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Senior Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 16 November 1918, page 13565, position 4
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 14 March 1919, page 422, position 15
EDITH CLARE CAMERON
Edith Clare Cameron was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1918, page 55, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 18 April 1918, page 847, position 166
BERYL ANDERSON CAMPBELL
Beryl Anderson Campbell was awarded the following honours:
Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit 50th Gen Hosp
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1918, page 6507, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 7 November 1918, page 2112, position 18
French Medaille Des Epidemies - Gold
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit ANNS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 21 July 1919, page 9231, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 17 October 1919, page 1532, position 22
LILY CAMPBELL
Lily Campbell was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 August 1920, page 8053, position 3
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 October 1920, page 1967, position 3
EVA HELEN CHAPMAN
Eva Helen Chapman was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 21 June 1916, page 6184, position 45
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2624, position 53
Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Head Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1919, page 58, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette
EILEEN LOVE CONNOLLY
Eileen Love Connolly was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1919, page 33, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 889, position 27
EVELYN AUGUSTA CONYERS
Evelyn Augusta Conyers was awarded the following honours:
Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Matron in Charge
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1916, page 5579, position 3
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Matron in Charge
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 21 June 1916, page 6184, position 31
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2624, position 39
Commander of the Order of the British Empire
Service Army
Rank Matron in Charge
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 22 March 1919, page 3838, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 17 June 1919, page 1018, position 26
ELSIE MAY COOKE
Elsie May Cooke was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1919, page 6930, position 4
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 6 October 1919, page 1462, position 33
ANNIE ISOBEL COOMBES
Annie Isobel Coombes was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit No 2 AAH
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 9 April 1919, page 4680, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 July 1919, page 1171, position 27
ALICE MARY COOPER
Alice Mary Cooper was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 23 February 1917, page 1950, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette
Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 12 December 1919, page 15458, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 25 March 1920, page 392, position 38
EDITH CORNWELL
Edith Cornwell was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 23 February 1917, page 1950, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 25
Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1919, page 33, position 21
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 889, position 20
MARY LEE CRAVEN
Mary Lee Craven was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit Lord Derby Warr
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 23 February 1917, page 1950, position 3
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 25 July 1917, page 1544, position 23
ROSE CREAL
Rose Creal was awarded the following honours: Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1919, page 58, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette
BLANCHE CRESSWICK
Blanche Cresswick was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit 3rd CCS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1918, page 6475, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 7 November 1918, page 2111, position 122
EMMA ARGYLE CUTHBERT
Emma Argyle Cuthbert was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Head Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1919, page 33, position 3
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 889, position 28
ELIZABETH DALYELL
Elizabeth Dalyell was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Senior Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 16 November 1918, page 13565, position 5
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 14 March 1919, page 422, position 16
ETHEL SARAH DAVIDSON
Ethel Sarah Davidson was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1916, page 5579, position 5
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit Mena
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 21 June 1916, page 6184, position 34
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2624, position 42
Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1918, page 54, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 18 April 1918, page 847, position 161
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 6 January 1919, page 286, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 1 April 1920, page 544, position 1
Commander of the Order of the British Empire
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1919, page 7004, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 6 October 1919, page 1463, position 34
GERTRUDE DAVIS
Gertrude Davis was awarded the following honours: Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Principal Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 August 1920, page 8053, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21
ETHEL MAUD DEMENT
Ethel Maud Dement was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 28 May 1918, page 6203, position 128
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 24 October 1918, page 2057, position 58
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1919, page 6842, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 15 September 1919, page 1372, position 6
SARAH MELANIE DEMESTRE
Sarah Melanie Demestre was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit 3rd AGH
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1918, page 6475, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 7 November 1918, page 2111, position 123
CLARICE MOLYNEUX DICKSON
Clarice Molyneux Dickson was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 4 January 1917, page 257, position 18
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 29 June 1917, page 1394, position 45
Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1918, page 54, position 3
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 18 April 1918, page 847, position 162
GERTRUDE MARION DOHERTY
Gertrude Marion Doherty was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1918, page 55, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 18 April 1918, page 847, position 167
EDITH VICTORIA DONALDSON
Edith Victoria Donaldson was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service BA
Rank Acting Sister
Unit QAIMNSR
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1918, page 55, position 3
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 18 April 1918, page 847, position 168
KATHERINE MINNIE DONALDSON
Katherine Minnie Donaldson was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1919, page 6930, position 5
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 6 October 1919, page 1462, position 26
ALICE GRACE DOUGLAS
Alice Grace Douglas was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1916, page 5579, position 4
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2622, position 34
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit No 1 AGH
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 21 June 1916, page 6184, position 35
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2624, position 43
ANNIE ELIZABETH DOWSLEY
Annie Elizabeth Dowsley was awarded the following honours: Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 16 November 1918, page 13565, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 14 March 1919
ELIZABETH HELEN DRAPER
Elizabeth Helen Draper was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1919, page 77, position 4
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 891, position 41
Greek Medal for Military Merit
Service Army
Rank Acting Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 26 November 1919, page 12640, position 5
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 19 February 1920, page 190, position 13
TERESA J DUNNE
Teresa J Dunne was awarded the following honours: Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 16 November
GLADYS IVY ECHLIN
Gladys Ivy Echlin was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit R Vic Netley
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 23 February 1917, page 1950, position 4
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 25 July 1917, page 1544, position 24
MARGARET FRANCIS ELDRIDGE
Margaret Francis Eldridge was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 23 February 1917, page 1950, position 5
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 25 July 1917, page 1544, position 25
MARIE RUTH FIELDING
Marie Ruth Fielding was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1919, page 33, position 4
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 889, position 34
MARY MACKENZIE FINLAY
Mary Mackenzie Finlay was awarded the following honours: Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1917
MARY ELLEN FISHER
Mary Ellen Fisher was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1919, page 33, position 5
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 889, position 22
ELIZABETH GERTRUDE FLEMING
Elizabeth Gertrude Fleming was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 23 February 1917, page 1950, position 6
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 25 July 1917, page 1544, position 26
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Head Sister
Unit 1st CCS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 31 December 1918, page 15230, position 20
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 880, position 75
ALMA ETHEL MAY FURNISS
Alma Ethel May Furniss was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1919, page 33, position 6
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 889, position 33
EFFIE MAY GARDEN
Effie May Garden was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 28 December 1917, page 13568, position 120
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 18 April 1918, page 845, position 98
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1919, page 6842, position 3
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 15 September 1919, page 1372, position 10
JESSIE ROSS GEMMELL
Jessie Ross Gemmell was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Temporary Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 14
Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1919, page 6930, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 6 October 1919, page 1462, position 25
ELIZABETH GEOGHEGAN
Elizabeth Geoghegan was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 28 December 1917, page 13568, position 121
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 18 April 1918, page 845, position 99
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit 1st AGH
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1918, page 6475, position 3
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 7 November 1918, page 2111, position 124
BEATRICE MARY GIBBINGS
Beatrice Mary Gibbings was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit 1st AGH
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 31 December 1918, page 15230, position 21
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 881, position 70
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1919, page 6842, position 4
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 15 September 1919, page 1372, position 15
BEATRICE LOUISE GIBBON
Beatrice Louise Gibbon was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Number
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit R Vic Netley
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 23 February 1917, page 1950, position 7
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 25 July 1917, page 1544, position 27
JESSIE GIBSON
Jessie Gibson was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 12 September 1919, page 11463, position 3
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 11 December 1919, page 2379, position 17
ETHEL MARY ANN GIDDINGS
Ethel Mary Ann Giddings was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1919, page 77, position 5
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 891, position 44
WINIFRED ANNA CAMERON GILLILAND
Winifred Anna Cameron Gilliland was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 August 1920, page 8053, position 4
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 October 1920, page 1967, position 4
ELLEN JULIA GOULD
Ellen Julia Gould was awarded the following honours: Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Senior Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 14 January
MARGARET GRAHAM
Margaret Graham was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 December 1916, page 11808, position 41
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 19 April 1917, page 926, position 111
Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1917, page 47, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 29 June 1917, page 1390, position 81
ETHEL GRAY
Ethel Gray was awarded the following honours: Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1916, page 5602, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2622, position 59
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 28 December 1917, page 13568, position 122
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 18 April 1918, page 845, position 100
Commander of the Order of the British Empire
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1919, page 7004, position 3
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 6 October 1919, page 1463, position 35
IDA GREAVES
Ida Greaves was awarded the following honours: Mention in Despatches
Service BA
Rank Matron
Unit QAIMNSR
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 22 June 1915, page 6010, position 4
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 11 September 1915, page 1746, position 46
Royal Red Cross
Service BA
Rank Matron
Unit QAIMNSR
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 23 June 1915, page 6127, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 11 September 1915, page 1747, position 2
Mention in Despatches
Service BA
Rank Sister
Unit QAIMNSR
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 28 December 1917, page 13568, position 123
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 18 April 1918, page 845, position 101
CLARICE ELIZABETH GREEN
Clarice Elizabeth Green was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Temporary Head Sister
Unit No 3 AAH
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 9 April 1919, page 4680, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 July 1919, page 1171, position 28
ELSIE STEWART GREIG
Elsie Stewart Greig was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 28 December 1917, page 13568, position 124
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 18 April 1918, page 845, position 102
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1919, page 33, position 7
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 889, position 23
A M HANCOCK
A M Hancock was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 23 February 1917, page 1951, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 25 July 1917, page 1544, position 28
ANNE KIDD HART
Anne Kidd Hart was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 23 February 1917, page 1952, position 3
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 25 July 1917, page 1544, position 32
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Head Sister
Unit 1st AGH
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 31 December 1918, page 15230, position 23
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 880, position 91
ESTHER HART
Esther Hart was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1919, page 6842, position 5
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 15 September 1919, page 1372, position 12
JULIA MAY HART
Julia May Hart was awarded the following honours: Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Head Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 30 May 1918, page 6398, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 7 November 1918, page 2110, position 1
Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Head Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1919, page 67, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 891, position 38
ELLEN ETHEL JEAN HEDDERMAN
Ellen Ethel Jean Hedderman was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1919, page 6930, position 6
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 6 October 1919, page 1462, position 27
NELLIE FRANCES HILL
Nellie Frances Hill was awarded the following honours: Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1919, page 6840, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 15 September 1919, page 1372, position 3
ADA HODSON
Ada Hodson was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 August 1920, page 8053, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 October 1920, page 1967, position 1
HELEN MARIE MAUD HOMAN
Helen Marie Maud Homan was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1919, page 33, position 8
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 889, position 29
ELIZABETH LAWRENCE HORNE
Elizabeth Lawrence Horne was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Acting Matron
Unit ANNS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 16 November 1918, page 13565, position 6
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 14 March 1919, page 422, position 17
EVELYN VICTORIA HUTT
Evelyn Victoria Hutt was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1919, page 6942, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 1 April 1920, page 544, position 2
EILEEN ISABEL HUTTON
Eileen Isabel Hutton was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1919, page 6930, position 7
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 6 October 1919, page 1462, position 28
GLADYS WEBSTER JARRETT
Gladys Webster Jarrett was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1919, page 78, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 891, position 49
ELEANOR WIBMER JEFFRIES
Eleanor Wibmer Jeffries was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 23 February 1917, page 1951, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 25 July 1917, page 1544, position 29
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Head Sister
Unit 3rd CCS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 31 December 1918, page 15230, position 24
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 881, position 28
Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Head Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1919, page 6840, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 15 September 1919, page 1372, position 5
JULIA BLIGH JOHNSTON
Julia Bligh Johnston was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1916, page 5579, position 6
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2622, position 35
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit No 2 AGH
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 21 June 1916, page 6184, position 33
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2624, position 41
HILDA FANNY JONES
Hilda Fanny Jones was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 12 September 1919, page 11463, position 4
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 11 December 1919, page 2379, position 13
MAGGIE JONES
Maggie Jones was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1919, page 6930, position 8
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 6 October 1919, page 1462, position 29
HELEN KEITH
Helen Keith was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit No 3 AAH
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 31 July 1919, page 9829, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 20 November 1919, page 1726, position 6
ADELAIDE MAUD KELLETT
Adelaide Maud Kellett was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 21 June 1916, page 6184, position 42
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2624, position 50
Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 23 February 1917, page 1948, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 25 July 1917, page 1544, position 17
Commander of the Order of the British Empire
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1919, page 7004, position 5
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 6 October 1919, page 1463, position 27
ALICIA MARY KELLY
Alicia Mary Kelly was awarded the following honours:
Military Medal
Service Number Nurse
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 17 October 1917, page 10679, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 14 February 1918, page 284, position 1
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1918, page 56, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 17 June 1919, page 1009, position 2
ALICE ANNIE KEMP
Alice Annie Kemp was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Number
Service Army
Rank Acting Sister
Unit Lord Derby Warr
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 23 February 1917, page 1952, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 25 July 1917, page 1544, position 30
JOSEPHINE MILLICENT KENNEDY
Josephine Millicent Kennedy was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 23 February 1917, page 1952, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 25 July 1917, page 1544, position 31
CONSTANCE MABEL KEYS
Constance Mabel Keys was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 December 1916, page 11808, position 42
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 19 April 1917, page 926, position 112
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1917, page 47, position 4
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 29 June 1917, page 1390, position 83
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Head Sister
Unit 2nd CCS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 31 December 1918, page 15230, position 25
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 879, position 29
French Medaille Des Epidemies - Gold
Service Army
Rank Head Sister
Unit 2nd Aust CCS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 11 March 1919, page 3283, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 17 June 1919, page 1018, position 24
Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Head Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1919, page 6840, position 3
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 15 September 1919, page 1372, position 2
RUBY GOURLAY KIDD
Ruby Gourlay Kidd was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 23 February 1917, page 1952, position 4
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 25 July 1917, page 1544, position 33
AMY KING
Amy King was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 21 June 1916, page 6184, position 46
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2624, position 54
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1919, page 6842, position 6
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 15 September 1919, page 1372, position 13
NOLLIE LEAKE
Nollie Leake was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 December 1916, page 11808, position 45
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 19 April 1917, page 926, position 115
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1917, page 47, position 7
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 29 June 1917, page 1390, position 86
ESTELLE LEE-ARCHER
Estelle Lee-Archer was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1916, page 5602, position 3
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2622, position 61
ELMA MARY LINKLATER
Elma Mary Linklater was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 28 May 1918, page 6203, position 132
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 24 October 1918, page 2057, position 62
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1919, page 6842, position 7
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 15 September 1919, page 1372, position 7
MARY MCLEAN LOUGHRON
Mary McLean Loughron was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service BA
Rank Sister
Unit QAIMNSR
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 15 June 1916, page 5958, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2622, position 69
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service BA
Rank Acting Sister
Unit QAIMNSR
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 4 June 1917, page 5488, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 4 October 1917, page 2627, position 44
ILMA GERTRUDE LOVELL
Ilma Gertrude Lovell was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1919, page 34, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 889, position 24
EVA ISOBEL MACDONALD
Eva Isobel Macdonald was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1919, page 34, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 889, position 25
LILY MACKENZIE
Lily Mackenzie was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1919, page 67, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 891, position 39
CLEMINTINA HAY MARSHALL
Clemintina Hay Marshall was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 23 February 1917, page 1952, position 5
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 25 July 1917, page 1544, position 34
JESSIE BUCHANAN MCDONALD
Jessie Buchanan McDonald was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1919, page 34, position 3
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 889, position 30
SADIE CHARLOTTE MCDONALD
Sadie Charlotte McDonald was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit 3rd CCS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1918, page 6475, position 5
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 7 November 1918, page 2111, position 126
LUCY WISE MCINTOSH
Lucy Wise McIntosh was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit No 1 AAH
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 24 October 1917, page 10980, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 14 February 1918, page 285, position 5
CATHERINE MCNAUGHTON
Catherine McNaughton was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 4 January 1917, page 257, position 20
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 29 June 1917, page 1394, position 47
Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit No 3 AAH
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 31 July 1919, page 9822, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 20 November 1919, page 1726, position 5
MARGARET MCNULTY
Margaret McNulty was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 23 February 1917, page 1952, position 6
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 25 July 1917, page 1544, position 35
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit 3rd CCS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 11 July 1919, page 8835, position 69
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 30 October 1919, page 1655, position 101
ETHEL MAY MEADE
Ethel May Meade was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1919, page 78, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 891, position 45
MINNIE VICTORIA MEARS
Minnie Victoria Mears was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1919, page 78, position 3
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 891, position 42
EDITH MAY MENHENNET
Edith May Menhennet was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1916, page 5602, position 4
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2622, position 62
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Head Sister
Unit 1st CCS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 11 July 1919, page 8835, position 70
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 30 October 1919, page 1660, position 14
VIOLET ANNIE MILLS
Violet Annie Mills was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 23 February 1917, page 1952, position 7
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 25 July 1917, page 1544, position 36
GERTRUDE FRANCES MOBERLEY
Gertrude Frances Moberley was awarded the following honours:
Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 12 September 1919, page 11463, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 11 December 1919, page 2379, position 11
JANE ELIZABETH BOOBRIDGE MOLLOY
Jane Elizabeth Boobridge Molloy was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 12 September 1919, page 11463, position 5
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 11 December 1919, page 2379, position 12
NELLIE CONSTANCE MORRICE
Nellie Constance Morrice was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Head Sister
Unit 25th Gen Hosp
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1918, page 6475, position 6
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 7 November 1918, page 2111, position 127
ELIZABETH MOSEY
Elizabeth Mosey was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 21 June 1916, page 6184, position 59
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2624, position 67
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1918, page 56, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 18 April 1918, page 847, position 169
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MARGARET ANDERSON
Margaret Anderson was awarded the following honours: Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Head Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1918, page 54, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette
GERTRUDE JESSIE ANDREWS
Gertrude Jessie Andrews was awarded the following honours: Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Temporary Head Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1919, page 33, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 889, position 21
LOUISA SARAH BALL
Louisa Sarah Ball was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 December 1916, page 11808, position 46
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 19 April 1917, page 926, position 116
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1917, page 47, position 6
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 29 June 1917, page 1390, position 85
MAY BARTLETT
May Bartlett was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 12 September 1919, page 11463, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 11 December 1919, page 2379, position 16
A BARTON
A Barton was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service BA
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 23 February 1917, page 1949, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 25 July 1917, page 1544, position 19
JESSIE MACDONALD BAXTER
Jessie Macdonald Baxter was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1919, page 77, position 3
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 891, position 40
ALMA LOUISE BENNETT
Alma Louise Bennett was awarded the following honours: Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit ANNS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 16 November 1918, page 13565, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette
E E BISHOP
E E Bishop was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 23 February 1917, page 1949, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 25 July 1917, page 1544, position 20
PHYLLIS MARY BOISSIER
Phyllis Mary Boissier was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1916, page 5602, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2622, position 60
ETHEL MAY BOLTON
Ethel May Bolton was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Temporary Head Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1919, page 6953, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 6 October 1919, page 1463, position 19
AGNES GRANT BONNAR
Agnes Grant Bonnar was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1919, page 6930, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 6 October 1919, page 1462, position 32
ISABELLA TAIT BORWICK
Isabella Tait Borwick was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Temporary Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1919, page 6930, position 3
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 6 October 1919, page 1462, position 34
LUCY BOUGHTON
Lucy Boughton was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit No 1 AAH
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 24 October 1917, page 10975, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 14 February 1918, page 285, position 7
ELLEN DENNETT BROWN
Ellen Dennett Brown was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1919, page 6842, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 15 September 1919, page 1372, position 9
EMILY GERTRUDE BROWNE
Emily Gertrude Browne was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Senior Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 12 December 1919, page 15450, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 25 March 1920, page 391, position 42
JEAN BRYDON
Jean Brydon was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1919, page 6953, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 6 October 1919, page 1463, position 18
JESSIE HELENA BUCHANAN
Jessie Helena Buchanan was awarded the following honours: Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit No 3 AAH
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 9 April 1919, page 4676, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 July 1919, page 1171, position
JEAN BINNIE BUCKHAM
Jean Binnie Buckham was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service BA
Rank Nurse
Unit AVH
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1916, page 73, position 5
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 6 April 1916, page 859, position 23
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service BA
Rank Sister
Unit QAIMNSR
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 4 June 1917, page 5487, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 4 October 1917, page 2627, position 43
GRACE HELENA BURNS
Grace Helena Burns was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1919, page 58, position 3
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 890, position 47
ETHEL BRYCE BUTLER
Ethel Bryce Butler was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Senior Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 16 November 1918, page 13565, position 4
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 14 March 1919, page 422, position 15
EDITH CLARE CAMERON
Edith Clare Cameron was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1918, page 55, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 18 April 1918, page 847, position 166
BERYL ANDERSON CAMPBELL
Beryl Anderson Campbell was awarded the following honours:
Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit 50th Gen Hosp
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1918, page 6507, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 7 November 1918, page 2112, position 18
French Medaille Des Epidemies - Gold
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit ANNS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 21 July 1919, page 9231, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 17 October 1919, page 1532, position 22
LILY CAMPBELL
Lily Campbell was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 August 1920, page 8053, position 3
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 October 1920, page 1967, position 3
EVA HELEN CHAPMAN
Eva Helen Chapman was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 21 June 1916, page 6184, position 45
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2624, position 53
Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Head Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1919, page 58, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette
EILEEN LOVE CONNOLLY
Eileen Love Connolly was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1919, page 33, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 889, position 27
EVELYN AUGUSTA CONYERS
Evelyn Augusta Conyers was awarded the following honours:
Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Matron in Charge
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1916, page 5579, position 3
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Matron in Charge
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 21 June 1916, page 6184, position 31
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2624, position 39
Commander of the Order of the British Empire
Service Army
Rank Matron in Charge
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 22 March 1919, page 3838, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 17 June 1919, page 1018, position 26
ELSIE MAY COOKE
Elsie May Cooke was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1919, page 6930, position 4
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 6 October 1919, page 1462, position 33
ANNIE ISOBEL COOMBES
Annie Isobel Coombes was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit No 2 AAH
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 9 April 1919, page 4680, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 July 1919, page 1171, position 27
ALICE MARY COOPER
Alice Mary Cooper was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 23 February 1917, page 1950, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette
Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 12 December 1919, page 15458, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 25 March 1920, page 392, position 38
EDITH CORNWELL
Edith Cornwell was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 23 February 1917, page 1950, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 25
Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1919, page 33, position 21
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 889, position 20
MARY LEE CRAVEN
Mary Lee Craven was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit Lord Derby Warr
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 23 February 1917, page 1950, position 3
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 25 July 1917, page 1544, position 23
ROSE CREAL
Rose Creal was awarded the following honours: Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1919, page 58, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette
BLANCHE CRESSWICK
Blanche Cresswick was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit 3rd CCS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1918, page 6475, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 7 November 1918, page 2111, position 122
EMMA ARGYLE CUTHBERT
Emma Argyle Cuthbert was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Head Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1919, page 33, position 3
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 889, position 28
ELIZABETH DALYELL
Elizabeth Dalyell was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Senior Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 16 November 1918, page 13565, position 5
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 14 March 1919, page 422, position 16
ETHEL SARAH DAVIDSON
Ethel Sarah Davidson was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1916, page 5579, position 5
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit Mena
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 21 June 1916, page 6184, position 34
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2624, position 42
Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1918, page 54, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 18 April 1918, page 847, position 161
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 6 January 1919, page 286, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 1 April 1920, page 544, position 1
Commander of the Order of the British Empire
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1919, page 7004, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 6 October 1919, page 1463, position 34
GERTRUDE DAVIS
Gertrude Davis was awarded the following honours: Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Principal Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 August 1920, page 8053, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21
ETHEL MAUD DEMENT
Ethel Maud Dement was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 28 May 1918, page 6203, position 128
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 24 October 1918, page 2057, position 58
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1919, page 6842, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 15 September 1919, page 1372, position 6
SARAH MELANIE DEMESTRE
Sarah Melanie Demestre was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit 3rd AGH
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1918, page 6475, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 7 November 1918, page 2111, position 123
CLARICE MOLYNEUX DICKSON
Clarice Molyneux Dickson was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 4 January 1917, page 257, position 18
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 29 June 1917, page 1394, position 45
Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1918, page 54, position 3
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 18 April 1918, page 847, position 162
GERTRUDE MARION DOHERTY
Gertrude Marion Doherty was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1918, page 55, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 18 April 1918, page 847, position 167
EDITH VICTORIA DONALDSON
Edith Victoria Donaldson was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service BA
Rank Acting Sister
Unit QAIMNSR
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1918, page 55, position 3
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 18 April 1918, page 847, position 168
KATHERINE MINNIE DONALDSON
Katherine Minnie Donaldson was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1919, page 6930, position 5
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 6 October 1919, page 1462, position 26
ALICE GRACE DOUGLAS
Alice Grace Douglas was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1916, page 5579, position 4
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2622, position 34
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit No 1 AGH
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 21 June 1916, page 6184, position 35
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2624, position 43
ANNIE ELIZABETH DOWSLEY
Annie Elizabeth Dowsley was awarded the following honours: Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 16 November 1918, page 13565, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 14 March 1919
ELIZABETH HELEN DRAPER
Elizabeth Helen Draper was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1919, page 77, position 4
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 891, position 41
Greek Medal for Military Merit
Service Army
Rank Acting Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 26 November 1919, page 12640, position 5
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 19 February 1920, page 190, position 13
TERESA J DUNNE
Teresa J Dunne was awarded the following honours: Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 16 November
GLADYS IVY ECHLIN
Gladys Ivy Echlin was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit R Vic Netley
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 23 February 1917, page 1950, position 4
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 25 July 1917, page 1544, position 24
MARGARET FRANCIS ELDRIDGE
Margaret Francis Eldridge was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 23 February 1917, page 1950, position 5
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 25 July 1917, page 1544, position 25
MARIE RUTH FIELDING
Marie Ruth Fielding was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1919, page 33, position 4
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 889, position 34
MARY MACKENZIE FINLAY
Mary Mackenzie Finlay was awarded the following honours: Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1917
MARY ELLEN FISHER
Mary Ellen Fisher was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1919, page 33, position 5
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 889, position 22
ELIZABETH GERTRUDE FLEMING
Elizabeth Gertrude Fleming was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 23 February 1917, page 1950, position 6
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 25 July 1917, page 1544, position 26
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Head Sister
Unit 1st CCS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 31 December 1918, page 15230, position 20
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 880, position 75
ALMA ETHEL MAY FURNISS
Alma Ethel May Furniss was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1919, page 33, position 6
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 889, position 33
EFFIE MAY GARDEN
Effie May Garden was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 28 December 1917, page 13568, position 120
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 18 April 1918, page 845, position 98
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1919, page 6842, position 3
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 15 September 1919, page 1372, position 10
JESSIE ROSS GEMMELL
Jessie Ross Gemmell was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Temporary Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 14
Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1919, page 6930, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 6 October 1919, page 1462, position 25
ELIZABETH GEOGHEGAN
Elizabeth Geoghegan was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 28 December 1917, page 13568, position 121
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 18 April 1918, page 845, position 99
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit 1st AGH
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1918, page 6475, position 3
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 7 November 1918, page 2111, position 124
BEATRICE MARY GIBBINGS
Beatrice Mary Gibbings was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit 1st AGH
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 31 December 1918, page 15230, position 21
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 881, position 70
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1919, page 6842, position 4
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 15 September 1919, page 1372, position 15
BEATRICE LOUISE GIBBON
Beatrice Louise Gibbon was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Number
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit R Vic Netley
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 23 February 1917, page 1950, position 7
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 25 July 1917, page 1544, position 27
JESSIE GIBSON
Jessie Gibson was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 12 September 1919, page 11463, position 3
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 11 December 1919, page 2379, position 17
ETHEL MARY ANN GIDDINGS
Ethel Mary Ann Giddings was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1919, page 77, position 5
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 891, position 44
WINIFRED ANNA CAMERON GILLILAND
Winifred Anna Cameron Gilliland was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 August 1920, page 8053, position 4
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 October 1920, page 1967, position 4
ELLEN JULIA GOULD
Ellen Julia Gould was awarded the following honours: Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Senior Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 14 January
MARGARET GRAHAM
Margaret Graham was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 December 1916, page 11808, position 41
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 19 April 1917, page 926, position 111
Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1917, page 47, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 29 June 1917, page 1390, position 81
ETHEL GRAY
Ethel Gray was awarded the following honours: Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1916, page 5602, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2622, position 59
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 28 December 1917, page 13568, position 122
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 18 April 1918, page 845, position 100
Commander of the Order of the British Empire
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1919, page 7004, position 3
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 6 October 1919, page 1463, position 35
IDA GREAVES
Ida Greaves was awarded the following honours: Mention in Despatches
Service BA
Rank Matron
Unit QAIMNSR
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 22 June 1915, page 6010, position 4
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 11 September 1915, page 1746, position 46
Royal Red Cross
Service BA
Rank Matron
Unit QAIMNSR
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 23 June 1915, page 6127, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 11 September 1915, page 1747, position 2
Mention in Despatches
Service BA
Rank Sister
Unit QAIMNSR
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 28 December 1917, page 13568, position 123
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 18 April 1918, page 845, position 101
CLARICE ELIZABETH GREEN
Clarice Elizabeth Green was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Temporary Head Sister
Unit No 3 AAH
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 9 April 1919, page 4680, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 July 1919, page 1171, position 28
ELSIE STEWART GREIG
Elsie Stewart Greig was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 28 December 1917, page 13568, position 124
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 18 April 1918, page 845, position 102
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1919, page 33, position 7
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 889, position 23
A M HANCOCK
A M Hancock was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 23 February 1917, page 1951, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 25 July 1917, page 1544, position 28
ANNE KIDD HART
Anne Kidd Hart was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 23 February 1917, page 1952, position 3
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 25 July 1917, page 1544, position 32
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Head Sister
Unit 1st AGH
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 31 December 1918, page 15230, position 23
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 880, position 91
ESTHER HART
Esther Hart was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1919, page 6842, position 5
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 15 September 1919, page 1372, position 12
JULIA MAY HART
Julia May Hart was awarded the following honours: Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Head Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 30 May 1918, page 6398, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 7 November 1918, page 2110, position 1
Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Head Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1919, page 67, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 891, position 38
ELLEN ETHEL JEAN HEDDERMAN
Ellen Ethel Jean Hedderman was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1919, page 6930, position 6
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 6 October 1919, page 1462, position 27
NELLIE FRANCES HILL
Nellie Frances Hill was awarded the following honours: Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1919, page 6840, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 15 September 1919, page 1372, position 3
ADA HODSON
Ada Hodson was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 August 1920, page 8053, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 October 1920, page 1967, position 1
HELEN MARIE MAUD HOMAN
Helen Marie Maud Homan was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1919, page 33, position 8
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 889, position 29
ELIZABETH LAWRENCE HORNE
Elizabeth Lawrence Horne was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Acting Matron
Unit ANNS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 16 November 1918, page 13565, position 6
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 14 March 1919, page 422, position 17
EVELYN VICTORIA HUTT
Evelyn Victoria Hutt was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1919, page 6942, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 1 April 1920, page 544, position 2
EILEEN ISABEL HUTTON
Eileen Isabel Hutton was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1919, page 6930, position 7
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 6 October 1919, page 1462, position 28
GLADYS WEBSTER JARRETT
Gladys Webster Jarrett was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1919, page 78, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 891, position 49
ELEANOR WIBMER JEFFRIES
Eleanor Wibmer Jeffries was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 23 February 1917, page 1951, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 25 July 1917, page 1544, position 29
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Head Sister
Unit 3rd CCS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 31 December 1918, page 15230, position 24
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 881, position 28
Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Head Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1919, page 6840, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 15 September 1919, page 1372, position 5
JULIA BLIGH JOHNSTON
Julia Bligh Johnston was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1916, page 5579, position 6
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2622, position 35
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit No 2 AGH
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 21 June 1916, page 6184, position 33
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2624, position 41
HILDA FANNY JONES
Hilda Fanny Jones was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 12 September 1919, page 11463, position 4
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 11 December 1919, page 2379, position 13
MAGGIE JONES
Maggie Jones was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1919, page 6930, position 8
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 6 October 1919, page 1462, position 29
HELEN KEITH
Helen Keith was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit No 3 AAH
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 31 July 1919, page 9829, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 20 November 1919, page 1726, position 6
ADELAIDE MAUD KELLETT
Adelaide Maud Kellett was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 21 June 1916, page 6184, position 42
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2624, position 50
Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 23 February 1917, page 1948, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 25 July 1917, page 1544, position 17
Commander of the Order of the British Empire
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1919, page 7004, position 5
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 6 October 1919, page 1463, position 27
ALICIA MARY KELLY
Alicia Mary Kelly was awarded the following honours:
Military Medal
Service Number Nurse
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 17 October 1917, page 10679, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 14 February 1918, page 284, position 1
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1918, page 56, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 17 June 1919, page 1009, position 2
ALICE ANNIE KEMP
Alice Annie Kemp was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Number
Service Army
Rank Acting Sister
Unit Lord Derby Warr
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 23 February 1917, page 1952, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 25 July 1917, page 1544, position 30
JOSEPHINE MILLICENT KENNEDY
Josephine Millicent Kennedy was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 23 February 1917, page 1952, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 25 July 1917, page 1544, position 31
CONSTANCE MABEL KEYS
Constance Mabel Keys was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 December 1916, page 11808, position 42
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 19 April 1917, page 926, position 112
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1917, page 47, position 4
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 29 June 1917, page 1390, position 83
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Head Sister
Unit 2nd CCS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 31 December 1918, page 15230, position 25
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 879, position 29
French Medaille Des Epidemies - Gold
Service Army
Rank Head Sister
Unit 2nd Aust CCS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 11 March 1919, page 3283, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 17 June 1919, page 1018, position 24
Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Head Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1919, page 6840, position 3
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 15 September 1919, page 1372, position 2
RUBY GOURLAY KIDD
Ruby Gourlay Kidd was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 23 February 1917, page 1952, position 4
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 25 July 1917, page 1544, position 33
AMY KING
Amy King was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 21 June 1916, page 6184, position 46
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2624, position 54
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1919, page 6842, position 6
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 15 September 1919, page 1372, position 13
NOLLIE LEAKE
Nollie Leake was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 December 1916, page 11808, position 45
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 19 April 1917, page 926, position 115
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1917, page 47, position 7
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 29 June 1917, page 1390, position 86
ESTELLE LEE-ARCHER
Estelle Lee-Archer was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1916, page 5602, position 3
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2622, position 61
ELMA MARY LINKLATER
Elma Mary Linklater was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 28 May 1918, page 6203, position 132
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 24 October 1918, page 2057, position 62
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1919, page 6842, position 7
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 15 September 1919, page 1372, position 7
MARY MCLEAN LOUGHRON
Mary McLean Loughron was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service BA
Rank Sister
Unit QAIMNSR
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 15 June 1916, page 5958, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2622, position 69
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service BA
Rank Acting Sister
Unit QAIMNSR
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 4 June 1917, page 5488, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 4 October 1917, page 2627, position 44
ILMA GERTRUDE LOVELL
Ilma Gertrude Lovell was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1919, page 34, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 889, position 24
EVA ISOBEL MACDONALD
Eva Isobel Macdonald was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1919, page 34, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 889, position 25
LILY MACKENZIE
Lily Mackenzie was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1919, page 67, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 891, position 39
CLEMINTINA HAY MARSHALL
Clemintina Hay Marshall was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 23 February 1917, page 1952, position 5
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 25 July 1917, page 1544, position 34
JESSIE BUCHANAN MCDONALD
Jessie Buchanan McDonald was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1919, page 34, position 3
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 889, position 30
SADIE CHARLOTTE MCDONALD
Sadie Charlotte McDonald was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit 3rd CCS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1918, page 6475, position 5
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 7 November 1918, page 2111, position 126
LUCY WISE MCINTOSH
Lucy Wise McIntosh was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit No 1 AAH
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 24 October 1917, page 10980, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 14 February 1918, page 285, position 5
CATHERINE MCNAUGHTON
Catherine McNaughton was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 4 January 1917, page 257, position 20
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 29 June 1917, page 1394, position 47
Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit No 3 AAH
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 31 July 1919, page 9822, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 20 November 1919, page 1726, position 5
MARGARET MCNULTY
Margaret McNulty was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 23 February 1917, page 1952, position 6
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 25 July 1917, page 1544, position 35
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit 3rd CCS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 11 July 1919, page 8835, position 69
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 30 October 1919, page 1655, position 101
ETHEL MAY MEADE
Ethel May Meade was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1919, page 78, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 891, position 45
MINNIE VICTORIA MEARS
Minnie Victoria Mears was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1919, page 78, position 3
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 891, position 42
EDITH MAY MENHENNET
Edith May Menhennet was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1916, page 5602, position 4
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2622, position 62
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Head Sister
Unit 1st CCS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 11 July 1919, page 8835, position 70
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 30 October 1919, page 1660, position 14
VIOLET ANNIE MILLS
Violet Annie Mills was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 23 February 1917, page 1952, position 7
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 25 July 1917, page 1544, position 36
GERTRUDE FRANCES MOBERLEY
Gertrude Frances Moberley was awarded the following honours:
Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 12 September 1919, page 11463, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 11 December 1919, page 2379, position 11
JANE ELIZABETH BOOBRIDGE MOLLOY
Jane Elizabeth Boobridge Molloy was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 12 September 1919, page 11463, position 5
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 11 December 1919, page 2379, position 12
NELLIE CONSTANCE MORRICE
Nellie Constance Morrice was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Head Sister
Unit 25th Gen Hosp
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1918, page 6475, position 6
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 7 November 1918, page 2111, position 127
ELIZABETH MOSEY
Elizabeth Mosey was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 21 June 1916, page 6184, position 59
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2624, position 67
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1918, page 56, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 18 April 1918, page 847, position 169
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NAN NAGLE
Nan Nagle was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Temporary Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1919, page 6930, position 9
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 6 October 1919, page 1462, position 30
DOROTHY JANE LOUISA NEWTON
Dorothy Jane Louisa Newton was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1918, page 56, position 3
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 18 April 1918, page 848, position 1
FLORENCE ANNIE NICHOLLS
Florence Annie Nicholls was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1916, page 5602, position 5
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2622, position 63
MARY EVELINE NICHOLSON
Mary Eveline Nicholson was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1919, page 58, position 4
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 890, position 46
EVELYN JANE NOBBS
Evelyn Jane Nobbs was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit No 1 AGH
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 31 July 1919, page 9829, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 20 November 1919, page 1726, position 7
CATHERINE O'CONNOR
Catherine O'Connor was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 28 May 1918, page 6203, position 134
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 24 October 1918, page 2057, position 64
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1919, page 34, position 4
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 889, position 31
IDA O'DWYER
Ida O'Dwyer was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 4 June 1917, page 5488, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 4 October 1917, page 2627, position 45
Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Head Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1918, page 54, position 4
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 18 April 1918, page 847, position 163
ANGUS ELLEN O'NEILL
Angus Ellen O'Neill was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 December 1916, page 11808, position 43
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 19 April 1917, page 926, position 113
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1917, page 47, position 5
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 29 June 1917, page 1390, position 84
EUNICE MURIEL HARRIETT PATEN
Eunice Muriel Harriett Paten was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Acting Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 21 June 1918, page 7314, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 27 November 1918, page 2259, position 2
HENRIETTA PERRIN
Henrietta Perrin was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 21 June 1918, page 7314, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 27 November 1918, page 2259, position 3
ETHEL ALICE PETERS
Ethel Alice Peters was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 2 May 1916, page 4429, position 3
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2621, position 9
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 5 May 1916, page 4519, position 4
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2621, position 18
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 21 June 1916, page 6184, position 47
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2624, position 55
ELSIE CLARE PIDGEON
Elsie Clare Pidgeon was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit 3rd AGH
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1918, page 6475, position 7
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 7 November 1918, page 2111, position 128
ANNE BESSE POCOCK
Anne Besse Pocock was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 2 May 1916, page 4429, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2621, position 8
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 5 May 1916, page 4519, position 3
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2621, position 17
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 21 June 1916, page 6184, position 40
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2624, position 48
KATHERINE LAWRENCE PORTER
Katherine Lawrence Porter was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit 25th Gen Hosp
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 31 December 1918, page 15230, position 27
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 879, position 158
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1919, page 6842, position 8
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 15 September 1919, page 1372, position 8
LAURA CUMMING PRATT
Laura Cumming Pratt was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1916, page 5602, position 6
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2622, position 64
Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Head Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 12 December 1919, page 15458, position 3
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 25 March 1920, page 392, position 39
ALICE MARION PRITCHARD
Alice Marion Pritchard was awarded the following honours:
Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Temporary Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1919, page 77, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 1 April 1920, page 543, position 4
MINNIE FARQUHARSON PROCTER
Minnie Farquharson Procter was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 28 December 1917, page 13568, position 130
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 18 April 1918, page 845, position 108
Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1918, page 54, position 5
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 18 April 1918, page 847, position 164
ROSA ELIZABETH KATE QUARTERMAN
Rosa Elizabeth Kate Quarterman was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 12 December 1919, page 15459, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 25 March 1920, page 392, position 41
M A RAYE
M A Raye was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service BA
Rank Nurse
Unit QAIMNSR
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1916, page 70, position 3
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 6 April 1916, page 859, position 18
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service BA
Rank Sister
Unit QAIMNSR
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 14 January 1916, page 592, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 6 April 1916, page 860, position 36
ANNE VICTORIA REAY
Anne Victoria Reay was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service BA
Rank Acting Sister
Unit QAIMNSR
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1918, page 57, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 18 April 1918, page 848, position 2
LETITIA REEVES
Letitia Reeves was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Miss
Unit AAH Welwyn
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 16 September 1918, page 11059, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 12 February 1919, page 262, position 12
ELIZABETH REGAN
Elizabeth Regan was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit No 1 AAH
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 28 December 1917, page 13568, position 131
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 18 April 1918, page 845, position 109
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit No 1 AAH
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 31 July 1919, page 9829, position 3
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 20 November 1919, page 1726, position 8
ETHEL TRACY RICHARDSON
Ethel Tracy Richardson was awarded the following honours:
Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Matron in Charge
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 23 February 1917, page 1948, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 25 July 1917, page 1544, position 18
DAISY RICHMOND
Daisy Richmond was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 2 May 1916, page 4429, position 4
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2621, position 10
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 5 May 1916, page 4519, position 5
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2621, position 19
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 21 June 1916, page 6184, position 48
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2624, position 56
LILY JANE RINDER
Lily Jane Rinder was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 12 December 1919, page 15459, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 25 March 1920, page 392, position 42
ANNIE FLORENCE ROBERTS
Annie Florence Roberts was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Acting Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 12 September 1919, page 11463, position 6
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 11 December 1919, page 2379, position
ANASTASIA ROCHE
Anastasia Roche was awarded the following honours:
Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit No 3 AAH
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 31 July 1919, page 9822, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 20 November 1919, page 1726, position 4
CLARA LOUISA ROSS
Clara Louisa Ross was awarded the following honours:
Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit ANNS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 21 June 1918, page 7310, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 27 November 1918, page 2259, position 1
Officer of the Order of the British Empire
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 12 December 1919, page 15456, position 21
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 25 March 1920, page 392, position 14
ALICE ROSS-KING
Alice Ross-King was awarded the following honours:
Military Medal
Service Number Nurse
Service Army
Rank Nursing Sister
Unit 2nd CCS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 28 September 1917, page 10038, position 71
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 24 January 1918, page 83, position 73
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 28 December 1917, page 13568, position 127
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 18 April 1918, page 845, position 105
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit 1st AGH
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1918, page 6475, position 4
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 7 November 1918, page 2111, position 125
EDITH DAWSON RUSH
Edith Dawson Rush was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 December 1916, page 11808, position 44
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 19 April 1917, page 926, position 114
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1917, page 47, position 8
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 29 June 1917, page 1390, position 87
M RUSSELL
M Russell was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 23 February 1917, page 1953, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 25 July 1917, page 1544, position 37
LILIAN JANE RUTHERFORD
Lilian Jane Rutherford was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1919, page 78, position 4
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 891, position 46
WINIFRED MERLINA SCOTT
Winifred Merlina Scott was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1919, page 58, position 5
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 890, position 44
CHRISTIAN ELIZABETH SHACKELL
Christian Elizabeth Shackell was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 23 February 1917, page 1953, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 25 July 1917, page 1544, position 38
ETHEL SMITH
Ethel Smith was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 28 December 1917, page 13569, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 18 April 1918, page 845, position 111
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1919, page 34, position 5
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 889, position 32
WINIFRED JEAN SMITH
Winifred Jean Smith was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit No 1 AAH
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 24 October 1917, page 10983, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 14 February 1918, page 285, position 6
LOUISA SNELLING
Louisa Snelling was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1919, page 6842, position 9
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 15 September 1919, page 1372, position 14
CHRISTENSE SORENSEN
Christense Sorensen was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 11 June 1918, page 6926, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 7 November 1918, page 2112, position 25
Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Temporary Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1919, page 6952, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 6 October 1919, page 1463, position 16
French Medaille Des Epidemies - Gold
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 21 July 1919, page 9231, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 17 October 1919, page 1532, position 21
ETHEL JEANNETTE SOUTER
Ethel Jeannette Souter was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1919, page 78, position 5
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 891, position 48
FLORENCE E SPALDING
Florence E Spalding was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 2 May 1916, page 4429, position 5
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2621, position 11
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 5 May 1916, page 4519, position 6
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2621, position 20
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 21 June 1916, page 6184, position 49
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2624, position 57
VERA STEEL
Vera Steel was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 12 December 1919, page 15450, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 25 March 1920, page 391, position 43
LILY STEWART
Lily Stewart was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 February 1920, page 1380, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 20 May 1920, page 753, position 5
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 February 1920, page 1386, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 20 May 1920, page 753, position 9
LOUISA STOBO
Louisa Stobo was awarded the following honours:
Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Head Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1918, page 54, position 6
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 18 April 1918, page 847, position 165
CONSTANCE ADELAIDE STONE
Constance Adelaide Stone was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1919, page 34, position 6
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 889, position 26
ETHEL MAUD STRICKLAND
Ethel Maud Strickland was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 23 February 1917, page 1954, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 25 July 1917, page 1544, position 39
Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 12 December 1919, page 15458, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 25 March 1920, page 392, position 40
L A TABOR
L A Tabor was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service BA
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit QAIMNSR
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1916, page 5579, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2622, position 30
Mention in Despatches
Service BA
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit QAIMNSR
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 15 June 1916, page 5958, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2622, position 67
HELEN ELIZABETH TAIT
Helen Elizabeth Tait was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Head Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 4 June 1917, page 5488, position 3
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 4 October 1917, page 2627, position 46
TESSA EVELYN THOMAS
Tessa Evelyn Thomas was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1916, page 5602, position 7
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2622, position 65
ELLA JANE TUCKER
Ella Jane Tucker was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 4 June 1917, page 5488, position 4
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 4 October 1917, page 2627, position 47
ALICE JOAN TWYNAM
Alice Joan Twynam was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit No 2 AGH
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 21 June 1916, page 6184, position 36
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2624, position 44
Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Head Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1919, page 6840, position 4
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 15 September 1919, page 1372, position 4
ETHELDA RUNNALLS UREN
Ethelda Runnalls Uren was awarded the following honours:
Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1919, page 77, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 1 April 1920, page 543, position 5
MARGARITE VEENAN
Margarite Veenan was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 23 February 1917, page 1954, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 25 July 1917, page 1544, position 40
JEAN NELLIE MILES WALKER
Jean Nellie Miles Walker was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 December 1916, page 11808, position 40
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 19 April 1917, page 926, position 110
Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1917, page 47, position 3
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 29 June 1917, page 1390, position 82
MINNE WALSHE
Minne Walshe was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 12 September 1919, page 11463, position 7
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 11 December 1919, page 2379, position 15
MARGARET BRODIE WATERSTROM
Margaret Brodie Waterstrom was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 February 1920, page 1380, position 3
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 20 May 1920, page 753, position 6
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 February 1920, page 1386, position 3
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 20 May 1920, page 753, position 10
DOROTHY FRANCES WEBB
Dorothy Frances Webb was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit 2nd AGH
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1918, page 6476, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 7 November 1918, page 2111, position 129
EMMELINE LOUISA WELLARD
Emmeline Louisa Wellard was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 February 1920, page 1380, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 20 May 1920, page 753, position 7
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 February 1920, page 1386, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 20 May 1920, page 753, position 11
ANNIE ELIZABETH WEST
Annie Elizabeth West was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1919, page 78, position 6
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 891, position 43
ELIZABETH JANE WHITE
Elizabeth Jane White was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1919, page 6930, position 10
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 6 October 1919, page 1462, position 31
JESSIE MCHARDIE WHITE
Jessie McHardie White was awarded the following honours:
Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Principal Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1916, page 5579, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2622, position 32
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 21 June 1916, page 6184, position 61
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2624, position 69
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Principal Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 11 June 1918, page 6926, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 7 November 1918, page 2112, position 26
Member of the Order of the British Empire
Service Army
Rank Principal Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 15 April 1919, page 4990, position 3
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 July 1919, page 1172, position 17
Greek Medal for Military Merit
Service Army
Rank Principal Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 16 January 1920, page 704, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 1 April 1920, page 546, position 12
Serbian Order of St Sava - 5th Class
Service Army
Rank Principal Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 16 January 1920, page 707, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 1 April 1920, page 546, position 13
BERTHA MARY WILLIAMS
Bertha Mary Williams was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 23 February 1917, page 1954, position 3
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 25 July 1917, page 1544, position 41
FANNY ELENOR WILLIAMS
Fanny Elenor Williams was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 December 1916, page 11808, position 47
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 19 April 1917, page 926, position 117
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1917, page 47, position 9
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 29 June 1917, page 1390, position 88
EVELYN CLARA LOUISA WILSON
Evelyn Clara Louisa Wilson was awarded the following honours:
Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Temporary Head Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1919, page 6952, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 6 October 1919, page 1463, position 17
GRACE MARGARET WILSON
Grace Margaret Wilson was awarded the following honours:
Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 2 May 1916, page 4429, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2621, position 7
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 5 May 1916, page 4519, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2621, position 16
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Principal Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 21 June 1916, page 6184, position 32
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2624, position 40
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Principal Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 13 July 1916, page 6955, position 89
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 30 November 1916, page 3234, position 76
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Principal Matron
Unit 3rd Gen Hosp
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 31 December 1918, page 15230, position 29
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 879, position 51
Commander of the Order of the British Empire
Service Army
Rank Principal Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1919, page 12, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 887, position 25
MARGARET WOODS
Margaret Woods was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Head Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1919, page 58, position 6
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 890, position 45
AGNES WYLLIE
Agnes Wyllie was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service BA
Rank Nurse
Unit QAIMNSR
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1916, page 73, position 3
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 6 April 1916, page 859, position 21
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service BA
Rank Sister
Unit QAIMNSR
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 4 June 1917, page 5488, position 5
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 4 October 1917, page 2627, position 48
MAY FLORENCE YOUNG
May Florence Young was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 11 June 1918, page 6926, position 3
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 7 November 1918, page 2112, position 27
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1919, page 78, position 7
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 891, position 47
VALERIE HENRIETTA ZICHY-WOINARSKI
Valerie Henrietta Zichy-Woinarski was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 21 June 1916, page 6184, position 50
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2624, position 58
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Head Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 28 May 1918, page 6203, position 137
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 24 October 1918, page 2057, position 67
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Head Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1919, page 6842, position 10
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 15 September 1919, page 1372, position 11
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NAN NAGLE
Nan Nagle was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Temporary Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1919, page 6930, position 9
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 6 October 1919, page 1462, position 30
DOROTHY JANE LOUISA NEWTON
Dorothy Jane Louisa Newton was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1918, page 56, position 3
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 18 April 1918, page 848, position 1
FLORENCE ANNIE NICHOLLS
Florence Annie Nicholls was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1916, page 5602, position 5
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2622, position 63
MARY EVELINE NICHOLSON
Mary Eveline Nicholson was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1919, page 58, position 4
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 890, position 46
EVELYN JANE NOBBS
Evelyn Jane Nobbs was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit No 1 AGH
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 31 July 1919, page 9829, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 20 November 1919, page 1726, position 7
CATHERINE O'CONNOR
Catherine O'Connor was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 28 May 1918, page 6203, position 134
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 24 October 1918, page 2057, position 64
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1919, page 34, position 4
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 889, position 31
IDA O'DWYER
Ida O'Dwyer was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 4 June 1917, page 5488, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 4 October 1917, page 2627, position 45
Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Head Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1918, page 54, position 4
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 18 April 1918, page 847, position 163
ANGUS ELLEN O'NEILL
Angus Ellen O'Neill was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 December 1916, page 11808, position 43
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 19 April 1917, page 926, position 113
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1917, page 47, position 5
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 29 June 1917, page 1390, position 84
EUNICE MURIEL HARRIETT PATEN
Eunice Muriel Harriett Paten was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Acting Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 21 June 1918, page 7314, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 27 November 1918, page 2259, position 2
HENRIETTA PERRIN
Henrietta Perrin was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 21 June 1918, page 7314, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 27 November 1918, page 2259, position 3
ETHEL ALICE PETERS
Ethel Alice Peters was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 2 May 1916, page 4429, position 3
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2621, position 9
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 5 May 1916, page 4519, position 4
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2621, position 18
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 21 June 1916, page 6184, position 47
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2624, position 55
ELSIE CLARE PIDGEON
Elsie Clare Pidgeon was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit 3rd AGH
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1918, page 6475, position 7
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 7 November 1918, page 2111, position 128
ANNE BESSE POCOCK
Anne Besse Pocock was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 2 May 1916, page 4429, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2621, position 8
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 5 May 1916, page 4519, position 3
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2621, position 17
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 21 June 1916, page 6184, position 40
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2624, position 48
KATHERINE LAWRENCE PORTER
Katherine Lawrence Porter was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit 25th Gen Hosp
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 31 December 1918, page 15230, position 27
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 879, position 158
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1919, page 6842, position 8
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 15 September 1919, page 1372, position 8
LAURA CUMMING PRATT
Laura Cumming Pratt was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1916, page 5602, position 6
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2622, position 64
Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Head Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 12 December 1919, page 15458, position 3
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 25 March 1920, page 392, position 39
ALICE MARION PRITCHARD
Alice Marion Pritchard was awarded the following honours:
Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Temporary Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1919, page 77, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 1 April 1920, page 543, position 4
MINNIE FARQUHARSON PROCTER
Minnie Farquharson Procter was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 28 December 1917, page 13568, position 130
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 18 April 1918, page 845, position 108
Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1918, page 54, position 5
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 18 April 1918, page 847, position 164
ROSA ELIZABETH KATE QUARTERMAN
Rosa Elizabeth Kate Quarterman was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 12 December 1919, page 15459, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 25 March 1920, page 392, position 41
M A RAYE
M A Raye was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service BA
Rank Nurse
Unit QAIMNSR
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1916, page 70, position 3
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 6 April 1916, page 859, position 18
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service BA
Rank Sister
Unit QAIMNSR
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 14 January 1916, page 592, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 6 April 1916, page 860, position 36
ANNE VICTORIA REAY
Anne Victoria Reay was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service BA
Rank Acting Sister
Unit QAIMNSR
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1918, page 57, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 18 April 1918, page 848, position 2
LETITIA REEVES
Letitia Reeves was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Miss
Unit AAH Welwyn
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 16 September 1918, page 11059, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 12 February 1919, page 262, position 12
ELIZABETH REGAN
Elizabeth Regan was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit No 1 AAH
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 28 December 1917, page 13568, position 131
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 18 April 1918, page 845, position 109
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit No 1 AAH
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 31 July 1919, page 9829, position 3
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 20 November 1919, page 1726, position 8
ETHEL TRACY RICHARDSON
Ethel Tracy Richardson was awarded the following honours:
Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Matron in Charge
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 23 February 1917, page 1948, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 25 July 1917, page 1544, position 18
DAISY RICHMOND
Daisy Richmond was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 2 May 1916, page 4429, position 4
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2621, position 10
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 5 May 1916, page 4519, position 5
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2621, position 19
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 21 June 1916, page 6184, position 48
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2624, position 56
LILY JANE RINDER
Lily Jane Rinder was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 12 December 1919, page 15459, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 25 March 1920, page 392, position 42
ANNIE FLORENCE ROBERTS
Annie Florence Roberts was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Acting Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 12 September 1919, page 11463, position 6
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 11 December 1919, page 2379, position
ANASTASIA ROCHE
Anastasia Roche was awarded the following honours:
Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit No 3 AAH
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 31 July 1919, page 9822, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 20 November 1919, page 1726, position 4
CLARA LOUISA ROSS
Clara Louisa Ross was awarded the following honours:
Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit ANNS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 21 June 1918, page 7310, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 27 November 1918, page 2259, position 1
Officer of the Order of the British Empire
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 12 December 1919, page 15456, position 21
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 25 March 1920, page 392, position 14
ALICE ROSS-KING
Alice Ross-King was awarded the following honours:
Military Medal
Service Number Nurse
Service Army
Rank Nursing Sister
Unit 2nd CCS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 28 September 1917, page 10038, position 71
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 24 January 1918, page 83, position 73
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 28 December 1917, page 13568, position 127
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 18 April 1918, page 845, position 105
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit 1st AGH
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1918, page 6475, position 4
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 7 November 1918, page 2111, position 125
EDITH DAWSON RUSH
Edith Dawson Rush was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 December 1916, page 11808, position 44
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 19 April 1917, page 926, position 114
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1917, page 47, position 8
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 29 June 1917, page 1390, position 87
M RUSSELL
M Russell was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 23 February 1917, page 1953, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 25 July 1917, page 1544, position 37
LILIAN JANE RUTHERFORD
Lilian Jane Rutherford was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1919, page 78, position 4
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 891, position 46
WINIFRED MERLINA SCOTT
Winifred Merlina Scott was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1919, page 58, position 5
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 890, position 44
CHRISTIAN ELIZABETH SHACKELL
Christian Elizabeth Shackell was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 23 February 1917, page 1953, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 25 July 1917, page 1544, position 38
ETHEL SMITH
Ethel Smith was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 28 December 1917, page 13569, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 18 April 1918, page 845, position 111
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1919, page 34, position 5
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 889, position 32
WINIFRED JEAN SMITH
Winifred Jean Smith was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit No 1 AAH
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 24 October 1917, page 10983, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 14 February 1918, page 285, position 6
LOUISA SNELLING
Louisa Snelling was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1919, page 6842, position 9
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 15 September 1919, page 1372, position 14
CHRISTENSE SORENSEN
Christense Sorensen was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 11 June 1918, page 6926, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 7 November 1918, page 2112, position 25
Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Temporary Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1919, page 6952, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 6 October 1919, page 1463, position 16
French Medaille Des Epidemies - Gold
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 21 July 1919, page 9231, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 17 October 1919, page 1532, position 21
ETHEL JEANNETTE SOUTER
Ethel Jeannette Souter was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1919, page 78, position 5
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 891, position 48
FLORENCE E SPALDING
Florence E Spalding was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 2 May 1916, page 4429, position 5
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2621, position 11
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 5 May 1916, page 4519, position 6
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2621, position 20
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 21 June 1916, page 6184, position 49
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2624, position 57
VERA STEEL
Vera Steel was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 12 December 1919, page 15450, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 25 March 1920, page 391, position 43
LILY STEWART
Lily Stewart was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 February 1920, page 1380, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 20 May 1920, page 753, position 5
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 February 1920, page 1386, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 20 May 1920, page 753, position 9
LOUISA STOBO
Louisa Stobo was awarded the following honours:
Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Head Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1918, page 54, position 6
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 18 April 1918, page 847, position 165
CONSTANCE ADELAIDE STONE
Constance Adelaide Stone was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1919, page 34, position 6
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 889, position 26
ETHEL MAUD STRICKLAND
Ethel Maud Strickland was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 23 February 1917, page 1954, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 25 July 1917, page 1544, position 39
Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 12 December 1919, page 15458, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 25 March 1920, page 392, position 40
L A TABOR
L A Tabor was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service BA
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit QAIMNSR
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1916, page 5579, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2622, position 30
Mention in Despatches
Service BA
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit QAIMNSR
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 15 June 1916, page 5958, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2622, position 67
HELEN ELIZABETH TAIT
Helen Elizabeth Tait was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Head Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 4 June 1917, page 5488, position 3
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 4 October 1917, page 2627, position 46
TESSA EVELYN THOMAS
Tessa Evelyn Thomas was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1916, page 5602, position 7
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2622, position 65
ELLA JANE TUCKER
Ella Jane Tucker was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 4 June 1917, page 5488, position 4
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 4 October 1917, page 2627, position 47
ALICE JOAN TWYNAM
Alice Joan Twynam was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit No 2 AGH
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 21 June 1916, page 6184, position 36
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2624, position 44
Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Head Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1919, page 6840, position 4
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 15 September 1919, page 1372, position 4
ETHELDA RUNNALLS UREN
Ethelda Runnalls Uren was awarded the following honours:
Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1919, page 77, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 1 April 1920, page 543, position 5
MARGARITE VEENAN
Margarite Veenan was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 23 February 1917, page 1954, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 25 July 1917, page 1544, position 40
JEAN NELLIE MILES WALKER
Jean Nellie Miles Walker was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 December 1916, page 11808, position 40
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 19 April 1917, page 926, position 110
Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1917, page 47, position 3
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 29 June 1917, page 1390, position 82
MINNE WALSHE
Minne Walshe was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 12 September 1919, page 11463, position 7
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 11 December 1919, page 2379, position 15
MARGARET BRODIE WATERSTROM
Margaret Brodie Waterstrom was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 February 1920, page 1380, position 3
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 20 May 1920, page 753, position 6
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 February 1920, page 1386, position 3
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 20 May 1920, page 753, position 10
DOROTHY FRANCES WEBB
Dorothy Frances Webb was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit 2nd AGH
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1918, page 6476, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 7 November 1918, page 2111, position 129
EMMELINE LOUISA WELLARD
Emmeline Louisa Wellard was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 February 1920, page 1380, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 20 May 1920, page 753, position 7
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 February 1920, page 1386, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 20 May 1920, page 753, position 11
ANNIE ELIZABETH WEST
Annie Elizabeth West was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1919, page 78, position 6
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 891, position 43
ELIZABETH JANE WHITE
Elizabeth Jane White was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1919, page 6930, position 10
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 6 October 1919, page 1462, position 31
JESSIE MCHARDIE WHITE
Jessie McHardie White was awarded the following honours:
Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Principal Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1916, page 5579, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2622, position 32
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 21 June 1916, page 6184, position 61
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2624, position 69
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Principal Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 11 June 1918, page 6926, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 7 November 1918, page 2112, position 26
Member of the Order of the British Empire
Service Army
Rank Principal Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 15 April 1919, page 4990, position 3
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 July 1919, page 1172, position 17
Greek Medal for Military Merit
Service Army
Rank Principal Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 16 January 1920, page 704, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 1 April 1920, page 546, position 12
Serbian Order of St Sava - 5th Class
Service Army
Rank Principal Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 16 January 1920, page 707, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 1 April 1920, page 546, position 13
BERTHA MARY WILLIAMS
Bertha Mary Williams was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 23 February 1917, page 1954, position 3
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 25 July 1917, page 1544, position 41
FANNY ELENOR WILLIAMS
Fanny Elenor Williams was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 December 1916, page 11808, position 47
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 19 April 1917, page 926, position 117
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1917, page 47, position 9
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 29 June 1917, page 1390, position 88
EVELYN CLARA LOUISA WILSON
Evelyn Clara Louisa Wilson was awarded the following honours:
Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Temporary Head Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1919, page 6952, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 6 October 1919, page 1463, position 17
GRACE MARGARET WILSON
Grace Margaret Wilson was awarded the following honours:
Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 2 May 1916, page 4429, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2621, position 7
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 5 May 1916, page 4519, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2621, position 16
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Principal Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 21 June 1916, page 6184, position 32
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2624, position 40
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Principal Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 13 July 1916, page 6955, position 89
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 30 November 1916, page 3234, position 76
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Principal Matron
Unit 3rd Gen Hosp
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 31 December 1918, page 15230, position 29
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 879, position 51
Commander of the Order of the British Empire
Service Army
Rank Principal Matron
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1919, page 12, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 887, position 25
MARGARET WOODS
Margaret Woods was awarded the following honours:
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Head Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1919, page 58, position 6
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 890, position 45
AGNES WYLLIE
Agnes Wyllie was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service BA
Rank Nurse
Unit QAIMNSR
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1916, page 73, position 3
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 6 April 1916, page 859, position 21
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service BA
Rank Sister
Unit QAIMNSR
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 4 June 1917, page 5488, position 5
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 4 October 1917, page 2627, position 48
MAY FLORENCE YOUNG
May Florence Young was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 11 June 1918, page 6926, position 3
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 7 November 1918, page 2112, position 27
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1919, page 78, position 7
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 891, position 47
VALERIE HENRIETTA ZICHY-WOINARSKI
Valerie Henrietta Zichy-Woinarski was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 21 June 1916, page 6184, position 50
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2624, position 58
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Head Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 28 May 1918, page 6203, position 137
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 24 October 1918, page 2057, position 67
Associate of the Royal Red Cross
Service Army
Rank Head Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 3 June 1919, page 6842, position 10
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 15 September 1919, page 1372, position 11
Has any one know what units these are ?
came across these while indexing the Honours & Awards list
Unit AAH Welwyn
Unit Lord Derby Warr
Unit R Vic Netley
Unit Mena
Jennifer
came across these while indexing the Honours & Awards list
Unit AAH Welwyn
Unit Lord Derby Warr
Unit R Vic Netley
Unit Mena
Jennifer
THE AUSTRALIAN VOLUNTARY HOSPITAL, - ST NAZAIRE, FRANCE, 1914.
names taken from photo captions / notes - Jennifer
MEDICAL STAFF
COLONEL W. L'ESTRANGE EAMES (COMMANDING OFFICER)
LIEUTENANT COLONEL HORNE,
CAPTAIN MCDONNEL
REVEREND R. SHEPPARD
MAJOR E.T. THRING,
CAPTAIN GARDNER,
CAPTAIN PATTERSON,
FILSON YOUNG,
THE NURSING STAFF WERE FROM LADY (RACHEL) DUDLEY'S UNIT.
MATRON
IDA GREAVES
SISTERS
EFFIE FUSSELL (NEE GARDEN)
MAY BAXTER
PATIENCE OUTRAM ANDERSON
NAN REAY,
MAY BAXTER,
MYRA MACKENZIE,
MAY MILES
SISTER ARMIT.
MYRA MACKENZIE,
SISTER MUNDELL
SISTER WALTER
SISTER RAWSON
AWM Photos ID Number
P01064.002
P01064.001
P01064.003
P01064.004
P01064.006
P01064.007
P01064.009
P01064.010
P01064.011
P01064.012
P01064.013
P01064.014
P01064.015
P01064.016
P01064.018
P01064.019
P01064.020
P01064.021
P01064.022
P01064.023
P01064.024
P01064.028
P01064.030
P01064.031
PR00164
names taken from photo captions / notes - Jennifer
MEDICAL STAFF
COLONEL W. L'ESTRANGE EAMES (COMMANDING OFFICER)
LIEUTENANT COLONEL HORNE,
CAPTAIN MCDONNEL
REVEREND R. SHEPPARD
MAJOR E.T. THRING,
CAPTAIN GARDNER,
CAPTAIN PATTERSON,
FILSON YOUNG,
THE NURSING STAFF WERE FROM LADY (RACHEL) DUDLEY'S UNIT.
MATRON
IDA GREAVES
SISTERS
EFFIE FUSSELL (NEE GARDEN)
MAY BAXTER
PATIENCE OUTRAM ANDERSON
NAN REAY,
MAY BAXTER,
MYRA MACKENZIE,
MAY MILES
SISTER ARMIT.
MYRA MACKENZIE,
SISTER MUNDELL
SISTER WALTER
SISTER RAWSON
AWM Photos ID Number
P01064.002
P01064.001
P01064.003
P01064.004
P01064.006
P01064.007
P01064.009
P01064.010
P01064.011
P01064.012
P01064.013
P01064.014
P01064.015
P01064.016
P01064.018
P01064.019
P01064.020
P01064.021
P01064.022
P01064.023
P01064.024
P01064.028
P01064.030
P01064.031
PR00164
Bluebirds
Names & Locations taken from Photo captions / notes – Jennifer
The Sisters were part of a group of 20 civilian trained nurses, from New South Wales, who volunteered to serve in France for the Australian Red Cross during World War 1. The group became known as 'Bluebirds' because of their distinctive blue uniforms
Rodez, France. 1917-06. French hospital no. 23, 4th section, region 16 in Rodez, in the Midi
Rodez, France. 1917-12. A hospital ward in the French hospital 23 in the Midi
Beziers, France. 1918-03-20. French hospital no. 46 in southern France
The Matron, Miss Grey,
Sister Dorothy Ellena Duffy
Sister A.E. Robinson
Voluntary Aid Detachment (VAD) worker Mrs Keith Murray
AWM Photos ID Number:
P02298.005
P02298.002
P02298.004
P02298.006
P02298.007
P02298.008
Names & Locations taken from Photo captions / notes – Jennifer
The Sisters were part of a group of 20 civilian trained nurses, from New South Wales, who volunteered to serve in France for the Australian Red Cross during World War 1. The group became known as 'Bluebirds' because of their distinctive blue uniforms
Rodez, France. 1917-06. French hospital no. 23, 4th section, region 16 in Rodez, in the Midi
Rodez, France. 1917-12. A hospital ward in the French hospital 23 in the Midi
Beziers, France. 1918-03-20. French hospital no. 46 in southern France
The Matron, Miss Grey,
Sister Dorothy Ellena Duffy
Sister A.E. Robinson
Voluntary Aid Detachment (VAD) worker Mrs Keith Murray
AWM Photos ID Number:
P02298.005
P02298.002
P02298.004
P02298.006
P02298.007
P02298.008
Jennifer,
Here’s another lady for your records.
ROSE ANN SWEENEY, Newcastle, NSW, Australia.
Staff Nurse with QAIMNS Reserve (File WO 399/8135 at the UK National Archives in Kew).
Next of kin (father) J Sweeney, same address.
Rose arrived in the UK from New South Wales on 10th February 1916. She was presumably a member of QAIMNSR before leaving Australia as her records state her first army pay was on 18/12/1915. Despite this, her formal agreement to serve with QAIMNSR is dated 23/2/1916.
Postings: 11 Gen Hosp Etaples from 4 Apr 1916; 61 CCS from July 1917, 11 Stn Hosp from 9/9/1917; period of leave 27/3/1918 – 9/4/1918; 74 Gen Hosp from 16/4/1918; on sick leave 16/5/1918 – 22/5/1918; the Nurses’ Hostel, Abbeville 13/8/1918 [leave?]; 43 CCS from 21/8/1918; 19 CCS from 29/10/1918 to 31/3/1919. Returned to England for repatriation to Australia on 15/4/1919. While awaiting transport to Australia [on the Osterley departed on 21/5/1919 from Tilbury] she was in charge of a medical ward at the Royal Herbert Hospital, Woolwich.
Regards,
Siobhan
Here’s another lady for your records.
ROSE ANN SWEENEY, Newcastle, NSW, Australia.
Staff Nurse with QAIMNS Reserve (File WO 399/8135 at the UK National Archives in Kew).
Next of kin (father) J Sweeney, same address.
Rose arrived in the UK from New South Wales on 10th February 1916. She was presumably a member of QAIMNSR before leaving Australia as her records state her first army pay was on 18/12/1915. Despite this, her formal agreement to serve with QAIMNSR is dated 23/2/1916.
Postings: 11 Gen Hosp Etaples from 4 Apr 1916; 61 CCS from July 1917, 11 Stn Hosp from 9/9/1917; period of leave 27/3/1918 – 9/4/1918; 74 Gen Hosp from 16/4/1918; on sick leave 16/5/1918 – 22/5/1918; the Nurses’ Hostel, Abbeville 13/8/1918 [leave?]; 43 CCS from 21/8/1918; 19 CCS from 29/10/1918 to 31/3/1919. Returned to England for repatriation to Australia on 15/4/1919. While awaiting transport to Australia [on the Osterley departed on 21/5/1919 from Tilbury] she was in charge of a medical ward at the Royal Herbert Hospital, Woolwich.
Regards,
Siobhan
More on the Bluebirds
info taken from AWM Photo ID Number: P02628.001
At sea between Australia and France. July 1916. Group portrait of Australian Red Cross Nurses, wearing their nursing uniforms on board No. 2 Australian Hospital Ship Kanowna, on their way to France to work in French hospitals. This group of nurses are the party of twenty Australian Red Cross nurses, sponsored by the NSW Jockey Club, and know as the "blue birds".
Identified are,
back row, left to right:
Miss Moore, a masseuse; Mrs McKillop; Miss Harris; Miss Jamieson; Miss Hungerford; Miss Robinson.
Third row:
Miss Hutchinson (partially obscured); Miss Sheridan; Mrs Cook; Miss Wallace; Miss Crozier (partially obscured); Miss Hough; Miss Loxton. Second row: Miss Hughes; Miss S. Fraser Thompson (later Mrs Hill); Miss Gray; Miss Duffy; Miss Moreton.
Front row (sitting on ground):
Sister Nellie Weston Crommelin; Mlle Niau (who accompanied the nurses to teach them French) ; Sister Norman. Sister Crommelin had previously served as a Red Cross nurse in England and France but had returned to Australia in late 1915.
info taken from AWM Photo ID Number: P02628.001
At sea between Australia and France. July 1916. Group portrait of Australian Red Cross Nurses, wearing their nursing uniforms on board No. 2 Australian Hospital Ship Kanowna, on their way to France to work in French hospitals. This group of nurses are the party of twenty Australian Red Cross nurses, sponsored by the NSW Jockey Club, and know as the "blue birds".
Identified are,
back row, left to right:
Miss Moore, a masseuse; Mrs McKillop; Miss Harris; Miss Jamieson; Miss Hungerford; Miss Robinson.
Third row:
Miss Hutchinson (partially obscured); Miss Sheridan; Mrs Cook; Miss Wallace; Miss Crozier (partially obscured); Miss Hough; Miss Loxton. Second row: Miss Hughes; Miss S. Fraser Thompson (later Mrs Hill); Miss Gray; Miss Duffy; Miss Moreton.
Front row (sitting on ground):
Sister Nellie Weston Crommelin; Mlle Niau (who accompanied the nurses to teach them French) ; Sister Norman. Sister Crommelin had previously served as a Red Cross nurse in England and France but had returned to Australia in late 1915.
AWM - Honours and awards (gazetted) - more nurses Mention in Despatches
Ref: AWM - Honours and awards (gazetted)
ETHEL MAUD BIGGS
Ethel Maud Biggs was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 5 June 1919, page 7228, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 6 October 1919, page 1467, position 28
ETHEL CHRISTIAN BREGENZER
Ethel Christian Bregenzer was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 5 June 1919, page 7191, position 7
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 6 October 1919, page 1466, position 29
ELLEN BENNETT-BROWN
Ellen Bennett-Brown was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit 6th Stat Hosp
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 June 1917, page 5424, position 30
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 4 October 1917, page 2625, position 118
MARGARET KATE BROWN
Margaret Kate Brown was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit 3rd Gen Hosp
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 31 December 1918, page 15230, position 17
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 880, position 36
B G CHEESEMAN
B G Cheeseman was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service BA
Rank Nurse
Unit QAIMNSR
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1916, page 69, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 6 April 1916, page 859, position 14
E A CLARKE
E A Clarke was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service BA
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit QAIMNSR
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 June 1917, page 5424, position 31
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 4 October 1917, page 2625, position 119
ELLA GWENDOLIN CORNISH
Ella Gwendolin Cornish was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit 3rd CCS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 11 July 1919, page 8835, position 57
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 30 October 1919, page 1657, position 35
ELIZABETH PEARL CORKHILL
Elizabeth Pearl Corkhill was awarded the following honours:
Military Medal
Service Number Nurse
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 23 August 1918, page 9807, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 12 December 1918, page 2348, position 20
BLANCH CRESWELL
Blanch Creswell was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 21 June 1916, page 6184, position 44
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2624, position 52
M CUMMING
M Cumming was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service BA
Rank Nurse
Unit QAIMNSR
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1916, page 69, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 6 April 1916, page 859, position 15
M L DAW
M L Daw was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service BA
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit QAIMNSR
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 15 June 1916, page 5958, position 3
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2622, position 68
I M DENSON
I M Denson was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service BA
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit QAIMNSR
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 28 December 1917, page 13568, position 119
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 18 April 1918, page 845, position 97
MARY JANES DERRER
Mary Janes Derrer was awarded the following honours:
Military Medal
Service Number Nurse
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit 2nd CCS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 28 September 1917, page 10038, position 25
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 24 January 1918, page 83, position 72
RUBY CLARICE EVERARD
Ruby Clarice Everard was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit 3rd Gen Hosp
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 31 December 1918, page 15230, position 19
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 881, position 20
S M FURNIFULL
S M Furnifull was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service BA
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit QAIMNSR
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 25 May 1918, page 6174, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 24 October 1918, page 2055, position 15
ADA BARKER GABRIEL
Ada Barker Gabriel was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Nurse
Unit AVH
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1916, page 73, position 4
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 6 April 1916, page 859, position 22
CATHERINE GALLAGHER
Catherine Gallagher was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 5 June 1919, page 7228, position 3
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 6 October 1919, page 1467, position 30
BEATRICE MAY GIBBINGS
Beatrice May Gibbings was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 21 June 1916, page 6184, position 52
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2624, position 60
E M HAMILTON
E M Hamilton was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service BA
Rank Nurse
Unit QAIMNSR
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1916, page 70, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 6 April 1916, page 859, position 16
AMY JANE HAZELTON-HEARD
Amy Jane Hazelton-Heard was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 28 May 1918, page 6203, position 130
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 24 October 1918, page 2057, position 60
K R HERIOT
K R Heriot was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service BA
Rank Nurse
Unit QAIMNSR
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1916, page 70, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 6 April 1916, page 859, position 17
ALFREDA HEWLETT
Alfreda Hewlett was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 28 December 1917, page 13568, position 125
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 18 April 1918, page 845, position 103
MURIAL GRACE HINTON
Murial Grace Hinton was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 5 June 1919, page 7191, position 8
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 6 October 1919, page 1466, position 39
LINDA JESSIE KELMAN
Linda Jessie Kelman was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 5 June 1919, page 7191, position 9
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 6 October 1919, page 1466, position 42
ELEANOR JANE KENDALL
Eleanor Jane Kendall was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 28 December 1917, page 13568, position 126
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 18 April 1918, page 845, position 104
ANNIE BEATRICE LEE-BROWN
Annie Beatrice Lee-Brown was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 21 June 1916, page 6184, position 51
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2624, position 59
IDA MARY MOCKRIDGE
Ida Mary Mockridge was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 28 December 1917, page 13568, position 129
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 18 April 1918, page 845, position 107
LILY MAY PAYNE
Lily May Payne was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 5 June 1919, page 7228, position 7
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 6 October 1919, page 1467, position 33
RACHEL PRATT
Rachel Pratt was awarded the following honours:
Military Medal
Service Number Nurse
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 17 October 1917, page 10679, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 14 February 1918, page 284, position 2
C V REAY
C V Reay was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service BA
Rank Nurse
Unit AVH
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1916, page 73, position 6
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 6 April 1916, page 859, position 24
LEILA GERTRUDE SMITH
Leila Gertrude Smith was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 28 December 1917, page 13568, position 132
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 18 April 1918, page 845, position 110
MAUD STOKES
Maud Stokes was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 5 June 1919, page 7228, position 8
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 6 October 1919, page 1467, position 26
M G SWYER
M G Swyer was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service BA
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 28 May 1918, page 6203, position 129
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 24 October 1918, page 2057, position 59
CECIL DALLAS WRAY
Cecil Dallas Wray was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 5 June 1919, page 7228, position 10
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 6 October 1919, page 1467, position 27
Greek Medal for Military Merit
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 26 November 1919, page 12641, position 6
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 19 February 1920, page 190, position 25
Ref: AWM - Honours and awards (gazetted)
ETHEL MAUD BIGGS
Ethel Maud Biggs was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 5 June 1919, page 7228, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 6 October 1919, page 1467, position 28
ETHEL CHRISTIAN BREGENZER
Ethel Christian Bregenzer was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 5 June 1919, page 7191, position 7
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 6 October 1919, page 1466, position 29
ELLEN BENNETT-BROWN
Ellen Bennett-Brown was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit 6th Stat Hosp
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 June 1917, page 5424, position 30
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 4 October 1917, page 2625, position 118
MARGARET KATE BROWN
Margaret Kate Brown was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit 3rd Gen Hosp
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 31 December 1918, page 15230, position 17
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 880, position 36
B G CHEESEMAN
B G Cheeseman was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service BA
Rank Nurse
Unit QAIMNSR
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1916, page 69, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 6 April 1916, page 859, position 14
E A CLARKE
E A Clarke was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service BA
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit QAIMNSR
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 June 1917, page 5424, position 31
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 4 October 1917, page 2625, position 119
ELLA GWENDOLIN CORNISH
Ella Gwendolin Cornish was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit 3rd CCS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 11 July 1919, page 8835, position 57
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 30 October 1919, page 1657, position 35
ELIZABETH PEARL CORKHILL
Elizabeth Pearl Corkhill was awarded the following honours:
Military Medal
Service Number Nurse
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 23 August 1918, page 9807, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 12 December 1918, page 2348, position 20
BLANCH CRESWELL
Blanch Creswell was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 21 June 1916, page 6184, position 44
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2624, position 52
M CUMMING
M Cumming was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service BA
Rank Nurse
Unit QAIMNSR
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1916, page 69, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 6 April 1916, page 859, position 15
M L DAW
M L Daw was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service BA
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit QAIMNSR
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 15 June 1916, page 5958, position 3
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2622, position 68
I M DENSON
I M Denson was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service BA
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit QAIMNSR
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 28 December 1917, page 13568, position 119
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 18 April 1918, page 845, position 97
MARY JANES DERRER
Mary Janes Derrer was awarded the following honours:
Military Medal
Service Number Nurse
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit 2nd CCS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 28 September 1917, page 10038, position 25
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 24 January 1918, page 83, position 72
RUBY CLARICE EVERARD
Ruby Clarice Everard was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit 3rd Gen Hosp
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 31 December 1918, page 15230, position 19
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 23 May 1919, page 881, position 20
S M FURNIFULL
S M Furnifull was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service BA
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit QAIMNSR
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 25 May 1918, page 6174, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 24 October 1918, page 2055, position 15
ADA BARKER GABRIEL
Ada Barker Gabriel was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Nurse
Unit AVH
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1916, page 73, position 4
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 6 April 1916, page 859, position 22
CATHERINE GALLAGHER
Catherine Gallagher was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 5 June 1919, page 7228, position 3
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 6 October 1919, page 1467, position 30
BEATRICE MAY GIBBINGS
Beatrice May Gibbings was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 21 June 1916, page 6184, position 52
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2624, position 60
E M HAMILTON
E M Hamilton was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service BA
Rank Nurse
Unit QAIMNSR
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1916, page 70, position 1
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 6 April 1916, page 859, position 16
AMY JANE HAZELTON-HEARD
Amy Jane Hazelton-Heard was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 28 May 1918, page 6203, position 130
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 24 October 1918, page 2057, position 60
K R HERIOT
K R Heriot was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service BA
Rank Nurse
Unit QAIMNSR
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1916, page 70, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 6 April 1916, page 859, position 17
ALFREDA HEWLETT
Alfreda Hewlett was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 28 December 1917, page 13568, position 125
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 18 April 1918, page 845, position 103
MURIAL GRACE HINTON
Murial Grace Hinton was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 5 June 1919, page 7191, position 8
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 6 October 1919, page 1466, position 39
LINDA JESSIE KELMAN
Linda Jessie Kelman was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 5 June 1919, page 7191, position 9
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 6 October 1919, page 1466, position 42
ELEANOR JANE KENDALL
Eleanor Jane Kendall was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 28 December 1917, page 13568, position 126
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 18 April 1918, page 845, position 104
ANNIE BEATRICE LEE-BROWN
Annie Beatrice Lee-Brown was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 21 June 1916, page 6184, position 51
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 21 September 1916, page 2624, position 59
IDA MARY MOCKRIDGE
Ida Mary Mockridge was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 28 December 1917, page 13568, position 129
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 18 April 1918, page 845, position 107
LILY MAY PAYNE
Lily May Payne was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 5 June 1919, page 7228, position 7
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 6 October 1919, page 1467, position 33
RACHEL PRATT
Rachel Pratt was awarded the following honours:
Military Medal
Service Number Nurse
Service Army
Rank Sister
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 17 October 1917, page 10679, position 2
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 14 February 1918, page 284, position 2
C V REAY
C V Reay was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service BA
Rank Nurse
Unit AVH
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 1 January 1916, page 73, position 6
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 6 April 1916, page 859, position 24
LEILA GERTRUDE SMITH
Leila Gertrude Smith was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 28 December 1917, page 13568, position 132
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 18 April 1918, page 845, position 110
MAUD STOKES
Maud Stokes was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 5 June 1919, page 7228, position 8
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 6 October 1919, page 1467, position 26
M G SWYER
M G Swyer was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service BA
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 28 May 1918, page 6203, position 129
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 24 October 1918, page 2057, position 59
CECIL DALLAS WRAY
Cecil Dallas Wray was awarded the following honours:
Mention in Despatches
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 5 June 1919, page 7228, position 10
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 6 October 1919, page 1467, position 27
Greek Medal for Military Merit
Service Army
Rank Staff Nurse
Unit AANS
Conflict WW1
Date of London Gazette 26 November 1919, page 12641, position 6
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 19 February 1920, page 190, position 25
MASSEUSES
NO. 3 AUSTRALIAN AUXILIARY HOSPITAL. DARTFORD, KENT, ENGLAND. 1917.
AWM Photo ID: C04446 - Group portrait of members of the massage staff at
Back row, left to right:
Miss Lowe, Masseuse; unidentified; Miss Morton, Masseuse; Sergeant Dewar; Miss McRae, Masseuse; Staff Sergeant (S Sgt) Quinn; Miss Rooke, Masseuse; Private Mitchell.
Second row:
S Sgt Beattie; Miss Yates, Masseuse; S Sgt Mackie; Miss Kircaldy, Masseuse; Captain Hugh Murray, Medical Officer in Charge; Mrs unidentified, known as "Mrs Anzac"; S Sgt F. Staweski; Miss Bulmer, Masseuse. Front row: Private (Pte) Burnie; Pte Shaw; Pte Lucas.
NO. 1 AUSTRALIAN AUXILIARY HOSPITAL - HAREFIELD PARK HOSPITAL - 6 Masseurs (male or female)
AWM Photo ID: D00037
Walker (behind masseuse), Masseuse Josephine Jennings
Mrs C. Newton No.1 A.A.H. Harefield. Engaged as voluntary masseuses until July 1918 (from which date they were paid for this service)
STAFF NURSE ELMA CONSTANCE APSLEY LOWE
Staff Nurse Elma Constance Apsley Lowe was a member of the Australian Army Nursing Service (AANS) from 1 November 1915 and joined Number 2 Sea Transport Unit as a Masseuse, after graduating from the University of Sydney. Staff Nurse Lowe served on Masseuse Duty aboard the Hospital Ships 'Karoola' and 'Nestor', travelling between Australia and the Suez area a number of times before being detached to 3 Australian Auxiliary Hospital, London, on 27 December 1916. Staff Nurse Lowe resigned her appointment in London on account of her marriage to Second Lieutenant (2/Lt) William Leith Gardiner Lamrock on 7 July 1917. Staff Nurse Lowe and 2/Lt Lamrock had been childhood friends before they met again at Mena House, Cairo, where he was convalescing. 2/Lt Lamrock, enlisted on 4 March 1915 with 12 Light Horse Regiment (LHR), was absorbed into 1 LHR at the Gallipoli Peninsula on 29 August 1915, and transferred to 1 Infantry Brigade on 22 November 1915. Wounded on numerous occasions, Lamrock saw action in Alexandria and France, and was repatriated to the Perham Downs facility where he convalesced from 2 October 1918. After leaving Australia on HMAT A29 'Suevic' on 12 June 1915 Lamrock and his wife returned to Australia on 9 February 1919. The beaded bag is presumed to have been purchased by the couple on their trip home to Australia.
BLUEBIRDS - Miss Moore, a masseuse
AWM Photo ID: P02628.001
NO. 3 AUSTRALIAN AUXILIARY HOSPITAL. DARTFORD, KENT, ENGLAND. 1917.
AWM Photo ID: C04446 - Group portrait of members of the massage staff at
Back row, left to right:
Miss Lowe, Masseuse; unidentified; Miss Morton, Masseuse; Sergeant Dewar; Miss McRae, Masseuse; Staff Sergeant (S Sgt) Quinn; Miss Rooke, Masseuse; Private Mitchell.
Second row:
S Sgt Beattie; Miss Yates, Masseuse; S Sgt Mackie; Miss Kircaldy, Masseuse; Captain Hugh Murray, Medical Officer in Charge; Mrs unidentified, known as "Mrs Anzac"; S Sgt F. Staweski; Miss Bulmer, Masseuse. Front row: Private (Pte) Burnie; Pte Shaw; Pte Lucas.
NO. 1 AUSTRALIAN AUXILIARY HOSPITAL - HAREFIELD PARK HOSPITAL - 6 Masseurs (male or female)
AWM Photo ID: D00037
Walker (behind masseuse), Masseuse Josephine Jennings
Mrs C. Newton No.1 A.A.H. Harefield. Engaged as voluntary masseuses until July 1918 (from which date they were paid for this service)
STAFF NURSE ELMA CONSTANCE APSLEY LOWE
Staff Nurse Elma Constance Apsley Lowe was a member of the Australian Army Nursing Service (AANS) from 1 November 1915 and joined Number 2 Sea Transport Unit as a Masseuse, after graduating from the University of Sydney. Staff Nurse Lowe served on Masseuse Duty aboard the Hospital Ships 'Karoola' and 'Nestor', travelling between Australia and the Suez area a number of times before being detached to 3 Australian Auxiliary Hospital, London, on 27 December 1916. Staff Nurse Lowe resigned her appointment in London on account of her marriage to Second Lieutenant (2/Lt) William Leith Gardiner Lamrock on 7 July 1917. Staff Nurse Lowe and 2/Lt Lamrock had been childhood friends before they met again at Mena House, Cairo, where he was convalescing. 2/Lt Lamrock, enlisted on 4 March 1915 with 12 Light Horse Regiment (LHR), was absorbed into 1 LHR at the Gallipoli Peninsula on 29 August 1915, and transferred to 1 Infantry Brigade on 22 November 1915. Wounded on numerous occasions, Lamrock saw action in Alexandria and France, and was repatriated to the Perham Downs facility where he convalesced from 2 October 1918. After leaving Australia on HMAT A29 'Suevic' on 12 June 1915 Lamrock and his wife returned to Australia on 9 February 1919. The beaded bag is presumed to have been purchased by the couple on their trip home to Australia.
BLUEBIRDS - Miss Moore, a masseuse
AWM Photo ID: P02628.001
NURSES IN HOSPITALS IN INDIA
names taken from Photos captions in the AWM
No. 22 Stationary Hospital - Alexandra War Hospital in India
thirty eight Australian Nurses
Bailey, Qld
Sister C Brocklebank
Sister Emilie Browne RRC
Sister Ruby D'Arcy
Duncan, Vic
Durack, Qld
Ekers, SA
Farrow, SA
Fisher, Qld
Frost, Qld
Halpin, Qld
Harris, Qld
Harrod, Qld
Miss Harvey RRC Lady Superintendent of Queen Alexandra Imperial Military Nursing Service for India;
Hazard, Qld
Hockings, Qld
Gillies, Vic
Sister Jard
Lancton, Vic
Sister Ella Macpherson
McIlwraith, Qld
E. McPhail
McGeoch, Vic
McGoch, Vic
Staff Nurse (S/N) Irene de Morton
Munroe, Vic
S/N Mary Pearce
Phillips, Vic
Overell, Qld
Ramsay, Qld
Russell, Qld
Saunders, Vic
Somerville, Qld
Warner, Qld
Wiltshire, Qld
Young, SA
English Sister; RAMC (QAIMS) personnel;
Sister McCarthy
S/N Huon
Sister Millicent Smith
S/N Penrose
S/N Cleary
Sister I. Melville English Sister of the Imperial Service;
Matron Roberts English Sister of the Imperial Service.
AWM Photo ID Number: A01177
AWM Photo ID Number: A01181
King George War Hospital - Poona, India.
fifteen Australian nurses - This hospital opened in 1917 and was staffed by Australian sisters under an
Indian Army Regular Matron, Miss Nancy Harris.
Butler (Qld);
Duncan of Vic
Durack (Qld);
Flae;
Harris (Qld).
Hocking (Qld);
Hockings (Qld);
Lancton (Vic);
McGeoch (Vic);
McPhail (Vic);
Munroe (Vic);
Overell (Qld);
Russell (Qld);
Somerville (Vic);
Warner (Qld);
Wiltshire (Qld).
AWM Photo ID Number: A01178
AWM Photo ID Number: A01179
HOSPITAL AT TANK, NORTH WEST (BALUCHISTAN) FRONTIER OF INDIA.
Sisters of the Australian Army Nursing Service (AANS).
Sister E. G. Browne who was in charge,
Sisters Furness
Sisters Jack
Staff Nurse McAllister
Sister Vera Steel
AWM Photo ID Number: P00562.176
AWM Photo ID Number: H12556
COLABA WAR HOSPITAL, BOMBAY, INDIA
Matron Kathleen Erwood, Australian Army Nursing Service (AANS)
VICTORIA WAR HOSPITAL BOMBAY, INDIA
100 NURSES - The hospital was staffed by members of the Australian Army Nursing Service (AANS) a contingent of one hundred nurses requested to work in British War Hospital
Staff Nurse (S/Nurse) Edith Maud Philp
AWM Photo ID Number: P00562.174
AWM Photo ID Number: P02523.001
AWM Photo ID Number: P02523.003
NO. 34 WELSH GENERAL HOSPITAL DEOLALI, INDIA
The hospital was staffed by members of the Australian Army Nursing Service (AANS) with a British officer, Colonel Sheen, in charge
Staff Nurse (S/Nurse) Frances Mary Byron MacKellar, Australian Army Nursing Service (AANS), of Maryborough, Qld
AWM Photo ID Number: P00562.175
AWM Photo ID Number: P04115.001
THE FREEMAN THOMAS HOSPITAL BOMBAY, INDIA.
The Freeman Thomas Hospital which was staffed by Australian Army Nursing Staff sisters.
Hospital. Matron Gertrude Davis Royal Red Cross 1st Class and Kaiser Hind Medal was in charge of the AANS nurses.
AWM Photo ID Number: H16981
AWM Photo ID Number: H16982
OTHERS
Principal Matron G.E. Davis RRC who served with the Australian Army Nursing Service in India
AWM Photo ID Number: H15352
Staff Nurse E Rowan from Melbourne who served in the Australian Army Nursing Service (India) during World War One
AWM Photo ID Number: REL/01267.002
Davies, Evelyn (Sister, AANS)
SISTER DAVIES SERVICE IN EGYPT, INDIA, ENGLAND AND FRANCE
Sister Davies enlisted in the Australian Army Nursing Service (AANS) on 5 May 1915 and returned to Australia on 20 May 1919 after serving in Egypt, India, England and France.
AWM Photo ID Number: 3DRL/3398(
Munro, Gertrude Evelyn (Sister, Australian Army Nursing Service d: 1918)
LETTERS WRITTEN TO HER FAMILY DESCRIBE NURSING IN A BRITISH HOSPITAL IN INDIA; AND LATER LETTER OF CONDOLENCE FOLLOWING HER DEATH
AWM Photo ID Number: 1DRL/0525
Sister K Erwood, Australian Army Nursing Service, AIF
AWM Photo ID Number: REL31491
Sister Fay Mackellar, Australian Army Nursing Service, 1916-1919
Sister Fay Mackellar, Australian Army Nursing Service, 1916-1919. Collection includes five letters from Fay to her mother while nursing in Bombay, 1917-1918; London War Office documents granting permission for Fay to travel to Belgium, France and Rome, 1919 and postcards to family members from Colombo
AWM Photo ID Number: PR03194
Matron C Sorensen, Australian Army Nursing Service
AWM Photo ID Number: REL22527
Moreton, L G (Sister, AANS d: 1916)
AWM Photo ID Number: 2DRL/0097
Hobbes, Florence Narelle Jessie (Sister, Qaimns® b: 1878, d: 1918)
AWM Photo ID Number: 2DRL/0162
Campbell, Mary E (Sister, AANS)
PAPERS RELATED TO REPATRIATION TO AUSTRALIA OF MARY CAMPBELL. ALSO LEAVE PASS AND STATEMENTS OF ACCOUNT
AWM Photo ID Number: 2DRL/0881
names taken from Photos captions in the AWM
No. 22 Stationary Hospital - Alexandra War Hospital in India
thirty eight Australian Nurses
Bailey, Qld
Sister C Brocklebank
Sister Emilie Browne RRC
Sister Ruby D'Arcy
Duncan, Vic
Durack, Qld
Ekers, SA
Farrow, SA
Fisher, Qld
Frost, Qld
Halpin, Qld
Harris, Qld
Harrod, Qld
Miss Harvey RRC Lady Superintendent of Queen Alexandra Imperial Military Nursing Service for India;
Hazard, Qld
Hockings, Qld
Gillies, Vic
Sister Jard
Lancton, Vic
Sister Ella Macpherson
McIlwraith, Qld
E. McPhail
McGeoch, Vic
McGoch, Vic
Staff Nurse (S/N) Irene de Morton
Munroe, Vic
S/N Mary Pearce
Phillips, Vic
Overell, Qld
Ramsay, Qld
Russell, Qld
Saunders, Vic
Somerville, Qld
Warner, Qld
Wiltshire, Qld
Young, SA
English Sister; RAMC (QAIMS) personnel;
Sister McCarthy
S/N Huon
Sister Millicent Smith
S/N Penrose
S/N Cleary
Sister I. Melville English Sister of the Imperial Service;
Matron Roberts English Sister of the Imperial Service.
AWM Photo ID Number: A01177
AWM Photo ID Number: A01181
King George War Hospital - Poona, India.
fifteen Australian nurses - This hospital opened in 1917 and was staffed by Australian sisters under an
Indian Army Regular Matron, Miss Nancy Harris.
Butler (Qld);
Duncan of Vic
Durack (Qld);
Flae;
Harris (Qld).
Hocking (Qld);
Hockings (Qld);
Lancton (Vic);
McGeoch (Vic);
McPhail (Vic);
Munroe (Vic);
Overell (Qld);
Russell (Qld);
Somerville (Vic);
Warner (Qld);
Wiltshire (Qld).
AWM Photo ID Number: A01178
AWM Photo ID Number: A01179
HOSPITAL AT TANK, NORTH WEST (BALUCHISTAN) FRONTIER OF INDIA.
Sisters of the Australian Army Nursing Service (AANS).
Sister E. G. Browne who was in charge,
Sisters Furness
Sisters Jack
Staff Nurse McAllister
Sister Vera Steel
AWM Photo ID Number: P00562.176
AWM Photo ID Number: H12556
COLABA WAR HOSPITAL, BOMBAY, INDIA
Matron Kathleen Erwood, Australian Army Nursing Service (AANS)
VICTORIA WAR HOSPITAL BOMBAY, INDIA
100 NURSES - The hospital was staffed by members of the Australian Army Nursing Service (AANS) a contingent of one hundred nurses requested to work in British War Hospital
Staff Nurse (S/Nurse) Edith Maud Philp
AWM Photo ID Number: P00562.174
AWM Photo ID Number: P02523.001
AWM Photo ID Number: P02523.003
NO. 34 WELSH GENERAL HOSPITAL DEOLALI, INDIA
The hospital was staffed by members of the Australian Army Nursing Service (AANS) with a British officer, Colonel Sheen, in charge
Staff Nurse (S/Nurse) Frances Mary Byron MacKellar, Australian Army Nursing Service (AANS), of Maryborough, Qld
AWM Photo ID Number: P00562.175
AWM Photo ID Number: P04115.001
THE FREEMAN THOMAS HOSPITAL BOMBAY, INDIA.
The Freeman Thomas Hospital which was staffed by Australian Army Nursing Staff sisters.
Hospital. Matron Gertrude Davis Royal Red Cross 1st Class and Kaiser Hind Medal was in charge of the AANS nurses.
AWM Photo ID Number: H16981
AWM Photo ID Number: H16982
OTHERS
Principal Matron G.E. Davis RRC who served with the Australian Army Nursing Service in India
AWM Photo ID Number: H15352
Staff Nurse E Rowan from Melbourne who served in the Australian Army Nursing Service (India) during World War One
AWM Photo ID Number: REL/01267.002
Davies, Evelyn (Sister, AANS)
SISTER DAVIES SERVICE IN EGYPT, INDIA, ENGLAND AND FRANCE
Sister Davies enlisted in the Australian Army Nursing Service (AANS) on 5 May 1915 and returned to Australia on 20 May 1919 after serving in Egypt, India, England and France.
AWM Photo ID Number: 3DRL/3398(
Munro, Gertrude Evelyn (Sister, Australian Army Nursing Service d: 1918)
LETTERS WRITTEN TO HER FAMILY DESCRIBE NURSING IN A BRITISH HOSPITAL IN INDIA; AND LATER LETTER OF CONDOLENCE FOLLOWING HER DEATH
AWM Photo ID Number: 1DRL/0525
Sister K Erwood, Australian Army Nursing Service, AIF
AWM Photo ID Number: REL31491
Sister Fay Mackellar, Australian Army Nursing Service, 1916-1919
Sister Fay Mackellar, Australian Army Nursing Service, 1916-1919. Collection includes five letters from Fay to her mother while nursing in Bombay, 1917-1918; London War Office documents granting permission for Fay to travel to Belgium, France and Rome, 1919 and postcards to family members from Colombo
AWM Photo ID Number: PR03194
Matron C Sorensen, Australian Army Nursing Service
AWM Photo ID Number: REL22527
Moreton, L G (Sister, AANS d: 1916)
AWM Photo ID Number: 2DRL/0097
Hobbes, Florence Narelle Jessie (Sister, Qaimns® b: 1878, d: 1918)
AWM Photo ID Number: 2DRL/0162
Campbell, Mary E (Sister, AANS)
PAPERS RELATED TO REPATRIATION TO AUSTRALIA OF MARY CAMPBELL. ALSO LEAVE PASS AND STATEMENTS OF ACCOUNT
AWM Photo ID Number: 2DRL/0881
Salvation Army Nurses serving with AANS
Adjutant Toft
Adjutant Collins
Adjutant Eggleston
Ensign Gant
Ensign J. Henderson
Ensign M. Lawrence
The Salvation Army Shelter for Homeless Men at Lyons France was used as a hospital in WW1
Adjutant Toft
Adjutant Collins
Adjutant Eggleston
Ensign Gant
Ensign J. Henderson
Ensign M. Lawrence
The Salvation Army Shelter for Homeless Men at Lyons France was used as a hospital in WW1
Blue Birds - More info[from The British Journal of Nursing /b]
[b]The British Journal of Nursing -Volume 57, 02nd September 1916 (p190)
The Secretary of State for the Colonies announces that, in recognition of the wonderful heroism of
the French soldiers, the New South Wales division of the Red Cross Society has arranged to place
twenty trained nurses at the disposal of the French Government. It was intended that they should be given the
Army pay from the date of embarkation, but the Australian Jocley Club has arranged to make a contribution sufficient to make up for them the full Day of staff nurses for six months. They sailed on August 4th.
The British Journal of Nursing - Volume 57, 16th September 1916 (p230 & p231)
We have often pointed out that the work of a British nurse in French militarv hospitals
under the direction of French military medical officers, and where conditions are so different to
those obtaining in English military hospitals, is one of very great difficulty and requiring the utmost skill and tact, and when it was first proposed to organize the French Flag Nursing Corps under these conditions we were told it was a hopeless task. The two years’ work of this Corps in France has anyway disproved this pessimistic view, although the difficulties remain, and it is exceedingly creditable to so many of the Sisters that they have succeeded in spite of such diffculties. ‘ Now Australia proposes to help our French Allies in the same way, and twenty nurses, a gift to the French Government from the New South Wales Branch of the Red Cross Society,
which has equipped and will maintain the nurses in France, left Australia on July 4th on the hospital ship Kanowna for Europe. The Australian Jockey Club, with truly patriotic spirit, has offered to maintain the twenty nurses for six months, a matter of 1,560 pounds The Lismore Branch of the Red Cross has given 150 pounds
The following are the nurses selected, all of whom are members of the Australasian Trained Nurses Association, and are provided with their regristration certificates and the badge of silver and dark blue enamel :
Mrs. Elsie Cook, Miss N. Weston Crommelin, Miss Lynette E. Crozier, Miss Dorothy E. Duffy,
Miss Alice F. Gray, Miss Fanny M. Harris, Miss Winifred Hough, Miss Susan Hughes, Miss Ruby Hungerford,
Miss Jessie T. Hutchinson, Miss Annie Jamieson, Miss Hilda Laxton, Mrs. Jessie McKillop, Miss Ida J. Moreton,
Miss Olive H. Norman, Miss Alice E. Robinson, Miss Grace Sheridan, Miss Lilian F. Thompson,
Miss Helen S. Wallace, and Miss Elfrida Warner,
In addition to the nurses, Miss Hamilton Moore, masseuse (a registered member of the Australian Massage
Association) , has been sent to France, and as it was impossible to secure nurses who spoke French,
Mlle. Niau accompanied the nurses to England to give them instruction on the vovage.
But the only plan by which ‘‘ grown ups ” who know not French can obtain a working use of the tongue is to study it assiduously when amongst the people, and this no doubt the Australian nurses will recognise
as a duty to their patients. A departure has been made, says the Australian Nurses’ Journal, from the well-known uniform of the nurses, with a view to doing away with the cape coats and obviating the necessity of wearing any outer coat, unless, of course, the weather should demand it. As these nurses are not permitted
to wear anything approaching the military uniform in colour, the Red Cross Society has decided on a neat dark blue uniform, consisting of a tailored Norfolk coat and skirt with a very slight piping of pale blue (the New South Wales colour) on collar and on coat-sleeve. The same colour is shown again in a hat-band on a very dark blue felt hat. A comfortable double-breasted military overcoat oi dark blue, lined with white satin, is to
be provided, and this will be worn when necessary ; but the lighter coat and skirt will really be a uniform
in itself. The indoor uniform is a pretty dark blue-striped zephyr. To the outfit given by the Society three dark blue aprons are added of the same material, for working purposes. White belts complete a very serviceable indoor uniform. The whole of the twenty nurses are delighted with the choice of uniform, commenting on its neatness and suitability. Special badges have bees designed. Over a red cross is the word " Australia," and under it the words ' New South Wales."
The British Journal of Nursing - Volume 57, 07th October 1916 (p290)
The unit of twenty Australian nurses sent as a gift for war service with the French Army from
New South Wales, left for France last week. We hope they will all be fitted in where their skill will
be really useful ; but, as they will find conditions very different to those to which they have been
accustomed, they must not be ‘‘ down-hearted ” if they find the work less exciting than they
expected. In the picture on this page they appear very happy group, taken on board the steamer
just before crossing from England.
The story goes that the New South Wales Government recently expressed their great appreciation
to France of their glorious defence of Verdun, and asked in what manner they’ could give practical
assistance to their gallant allies.
The French Governm.ent replied that they were in need of War Nurses-and so the unit of Australian
Nurses was sent.
[b]The British Journal of Nursing -Volume 57, 02nd September 1916 (p190)
The Secretary of State for the Colonies announces that, in recognition of the wonderful heroism of
the French soldiers, the New South Wales division of the Red Cross Society has arranged to place
twenty trained nurses at the disposal of the French Government. It was intended that they should be given the
Army pay from the date of embarkation, but the Australian Jocley Club has arranged to make a contribution sufficient to make up for them the full Day of staff nurses for six months. They sailed on August 4th.
The British Journal of Nursing - Volume 57, 16th September 1916 (p230 & p231)
We have often pointed out that the work of a British nurse in French militarv hospitals
under the direction of French military medical officers, and where conditions are so different to
those obtaining in English military hospitals, is one of very great difficulty and requiring the utmost skill and tact, and when it was first proposed to organize the French Flag Nursing Corps under these conditions we were told it was a hopeless task. The two years’ work of this Corps in France has anyway disproved this pessimistic view, although the difficulties remain, and it is exceedingly creditable to so many of the Sisters that they have succeeded in spite of such diffculties. ‘ Now Australia proposes to help our French Allies in the same way, and twenty nurses, a gift to the French Government from the New South Wales Branch of the Red Cross Society,
which has equipped and will maintain the nurses in France, left Australia on July 4th on the hospital ship Kanowna for Europe. The Australian Jockey Club, with truly patriotic spirit, has offered to maintain the twenty nurses for six months, a matter of 1,560 pounds The Lismore Branch of the Red Cross has given 150 pounds
The following are the nurses selected, all of whom are members of the Australasian Trained Nurses Association, and are provided with their regristration certificates and the badge of silver and dark blue enamel :
Mrs. Elsie Cook, Miss N. Weston Crommelin, Miss Lynette E. Crozier, Miss Dorothy E. Duffy,
Miss Alice F. Gray, Miss Fanny M. Harris, Miss Winifred Hough, Miss Susan Hughes, Miss Ruby Hungerford,
Miss Jessie T. Hutchinson, Miss Annie Jamieson, Miss Hilda Laxton, Mrs. Jessie McKillop, Miss Ida J. Moreton,
Miss Olive H. Norman, Miss Alice E. Robinson, Miss Grace Sheridan, Miss Lilian F. Thompson,
Miss Helen S. Wallace, and Miss Elfrida Warner,
In addition to the nurses, Miss Hamilton Moore, masseuse (a registered member of the Australian Massage
Association) , has been sent to France, and as it was impossible to secure nurses who spoke French,
Mlle. Niau accompanied the nurses to England to give them instruction on the vovage.
But the only plan by which ‘‘ grown ups ” who know not French can obtain a working use of the tongue is to study it assiduously when amongst the people, and this no doubt the Australian nurses will recognise
as a duty to their patients. A departure has been made, says the Australian Nurses’ Journal, from the well-known uniform of the nurses, with a view to doing away with the cape coats and obviating the necessity of wearing any outer coat, unless, of course, the weather should demand it. As these nurses are not permitted
to wear anything approaching the military uniform in colour, the Red Cross Society has decided on a neat dark blue uniform, consisting of a tailored Norfolk coat and skirt with a very slight piping of pale blue (the New South Wales colour) on collar and on coat-sleeve. The same colour is shown again in a hat-band on a very dark blue felt hat. A comfortable double-breasted military overcoat oi dark blue, lined with white satin, is to
be provided, and this will be worn when necessary ; but the lighter coat and skirt will really be a uniform
in itself. The indoor uniform is a pretty dark blue-striped zephyr. To the outfit given by the Society three dark blue aprons are added of the same material, for working purposes. White belts complete a very serviceable indoor uniform. The whole of the twenty nurses are delighted with the choice of uniform, commenting on its neatness and suitability. Special badges have bees designed. Over a red cross is the word " Australia," and under it the words ' New South Wales."
The British Journal of Nursing - Volume 57, 07th October 1916 (p290)
The unit of twenty Australian nurses sent as a gift for war service with the French Army from
New South Wales, left for France last week. We hope they will all be fitted in where their skill will
be really useful ; but, as they will find conditions very different to those to which they have been
accustomed, they must not be ‘‘ down-hearted ” if they find the work less exciting than they
expected. In the picture on this page they appear very happy group, taken on board the steamer
just before crossing from England.
The story goes that the New South Wales Government recently expressed their great appreciation
to France of their glorious defence of Verdun, and asked in what manner they’ could give practical
assistance to their gallant allies.
The French Governm.ent replied that they were in need of War Nurses-and so the unit of Australian
Nurses was sent.
The Australian Voluntary Hospital - known Staff - 208
Australian women known to have served with this unit - 56
Australian Men known to have served with this unit - 152
(men not listed here but please contact me if you wish to have this list of names - Jennifer )
Known Nursing Staff
Australian women known to have served with this unit - 56
Surname Christian names Rank Service Unit Notes
ANDERSON PATIENCE OUTRAM SISTER Australian Volunteer Hospital ST NAZAIRE, FRANCE "Medal card of Anderson, Patience O
Australian Voluntary Hospital
Nursing Sister
Photos in AWM -
The British Journal of Nursing - Oct 3rd 1914 -
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/23"
ARMIT Bess R
SISTER
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Armit, Bess R
Corps: British Red Cross Society and Order of Saint John of Jerusalem
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/24
Photos in AWM"
Armitt B R
Nurse
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Armitt, B R
Corps: Australian Volunteer Hospital
Rank: Nurse
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/24"
Arnott
Australian Volunteer Hospital
The British Journal of Nursing - Oct 3rd 1914
Banaclack M
Nurse
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Banaclack, M
Corps: Australian Volunteer Hospital
Rank: Nurse
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/24"
BAXTER Margaret
SISTER
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Baxter, Margaret
Corps: Australian Volunteer Hospital
Rank: Sister
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/24"
BAXTER MAY
SISTER
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Baxter, May
Corps: Australian Volunteer Hospital
Rank: Sister
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/24
Photos in AWM"
Bazley
Mabel
Housekeeper
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Bazley, Mabel
Corps: Australian Volunteer Hospital
Rank: Housekeeper
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/24"
Benallack Mary
Sister
Australian Volunteer Hospital
" Medal card of Benallack, Mary
Australian Volunteer Hospital - Sister
Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service Reserve - Sister
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/24"
Blackmore
Australian Volunteer Hospital
The British Journal of Nursing - Jan 9th 1915
Bowie Helen
Nursing Sister
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Bowie, Helen
Corps: Australian Volunteer Hospital
Rank: Nursing Sister
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/24"
Buckham Jesse B Nurse
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Buckham, Jesse B
Queen Alexandra?s Royal Australian Volunteer Hospital - Nurse
Stationary Hospital - Nursing Sister
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/24"
Buclrhani J. B.
Australian Volunteer Hospital
Mentioned In Despatches - The British Journal of Nursing - Jan 15th 1916
Burns Martha Dentist & Nurse
Australian Volunteer Hospital "
The British Journal of Nursing - Oct 3rd 1914
Medal card of Burns, Martha
Australian Volunteer Hospital - Nurse
Australian Volunteer Hospital - Dentist
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/24"
Cabriell A B
none given
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Cabriell, A B
Australian Voluntary Hospital
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/24
Mentioned In Despatches - The British Journal of Nursing - Jan 15th 1916"
Cavender Ida
Wardmaid
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Cavender, Ida
Corps: Australian Volunteer Hospital
Rank: Wardmaid
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/23"
Cawood Dorothy Gwendolen
SISTER
Australian Volunteer Hospital
Bib - http://www.awm.gov.au/people/1078495.asp -
Awarded Military Medal
Cay Alice E
Voluntary Aid Detachment - Civilian
Australian Volunteer Hospital
" Medal card of Cay, Alice E
Voluntary Aid Detachment
Australian Volunteer Hospital - Civilian
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/23"
Dalgleish J M
Voluntary Aid Detachment
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Dalgleish, J M
Australian Volunteer Hospital Nursing - Voluntary Aid Detachment
Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service
British Red Cross Society
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/23"
Dalyell Elizabeth Sister
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Awarded - THE ROYAL RED CROSS.- 2nd Class - The British Journal of Nursing - Nov 22nd 1919 - DALYELL, Elizabeth Award: Royal Red Cross (2nd Class) Date granted: 16 November 1918 Citation: Australian Army Nursing Service -
Medal card of Dalyell, Elizabeth
Australian Volunteer Hospital - Sister
Australian Army Nursing Service - Charge Sister
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/23"
Dow Mabel L
Sister
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Dow, Mabel L
Corps: Australian Volunteer Hospital
Rank: Sister
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/23
The British Journal of Nursing - Oct 3rd 1914 "
Dowling Ruth M
Staff Nurse
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Dowling, Ruth M
Australian Volunteer Hospital - Nurse
Australian Volunteer Hospital - Staff Nurse
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/23"
Dudley Rachel Lady
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of The Right Honourable The Countess of Dudley, Rachel
Corps: Australian Volunteer Hospital
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/23"
Edwards M
Nurse
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Edwards, M
Corps: Australian Volunteer Hospital
Rank : Nurse
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/23k:
Fallon Annie
Sister
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Fallon, Annie
Corps: Australian Volunteer Hospital
Rank: Sister
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/23"
Gabriel Ada Baber
Nursing Sister
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Gabriel, Ada Baber
Australian Volunteer Hospital - Nursing Sister
General Hospital/Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service Reserve - Sister
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/23"
GARDEN ( married name FUSSELL ) EFFIE
SISTER
Australian Volunteer Hospital
Photos in AWM
Greaves Ida Mary Nurse & Matron
Australian Volunteer Hospital Havre
"The British Journal of Nursing - Oct 3rd 1914
Medal card of Greaves, Ida Mary
Australian Volunteer Hospital Havre - Nurse
Australian Volunteer Hospital - Nurse
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/23
Photos in AWM"
Hankin-Hardy Hannah Jessie
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Hankin-Hardy, Hannah Jessie
Corps: Australian Volunteer Hospital
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/23"
Jenkins Vauglian
Australian Volunteer Hospital
The British Journal of Nursing - Jan 9th 1915
Jenkins Mary Vaughan
Nurse Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Jenkins, Mary Vaughan
Australian Volunteer Hospital - Nurse
Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service Reserve - Nurse
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/23"
Knowlden Ida
Ward Maid
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Knowlden, Ida
Corps: Australian Volunteer Hospital
Rank: Ward Maid
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/23"
MACKENZIE MYRA
Nurse
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Mackenzie, Myra
Australian Volunteer Hospital - Nurse
Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service Reserve - Assistant Sister
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/23
Photos in AWM - The British Journal of Nursing - Jan 9th 1915 - The British Journal of Nursing - Oct 3rd 1914"
Massy Patience O H
SISTER
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Massy, Patience O H
Australian Voluntary Hospital - Sister
Nursing Reserve - Sister
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/23"
Masters Rosa Mary S
Nursing Sister
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Masters, Rosa Mary S
British Red Cross Society
Australian Volunteer Hospital - Nursing Sister
McGregor E
SISTER
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of McGregor, E
Australian Volunteer Hospital - Nurse
Australian Volunteer Hospital - Sister
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/23"
Milburn Mary Wilhelmina
Sister
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Milburn, Mary Wilhelmina
Australian Volunteer Hospital - Sister
Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service Reserve - Sister
Army Auxiliary Nursing Service - Sister
Australian Army Nursing Service - Sister -
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/23
The British Journal of Nursing - Jan 9th 1915 "
MILES MAY
Staff Nurse
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Miles, May
Australian Volunteer Hospital - Staff Nurse
Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service Reserve - Sister British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/23
Photos in AWM"
Moss Fanny Millicent
Nursing Sister
Australian Volunteer Hospital Paris Unit
"Medal card of Moss, Fanny Millicent
Paris Unit British Red Cross Society
and Australian Volunteer Hospital - Nursing Sister
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/23"
Moxham M
Matron
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Moxham, M
Australian Volunteer Hospital - Nurse
Australian Unit - Matron
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/23"
Moxham F Jane
Nurse
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Moxham, F Jane
Corps: Australian Volunteer Hospital
Rank: Nurse
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/23"
MUNDELL E
Nurse
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Mundell, E
Corps: Australian Volunteer Hospital
Rank: Nurse
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/23
Photos in AWM"
RAWSON Mary
SISTER
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Rawson, Mary
Corps: Australian Volunteer Hospital
Rank: Sister
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/23
Photos in AWM"
Reay C V
SISTER
Australian Volunteer Hospital
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/24 -
Mentioned In Despatches - The British Journal of Nursing - Jan 15th 1916 -
REAY NAN
Australian Volunteer Hospital
Photos in AWM
Robert ( nee Walter E C) Hannah
Staff Nurse
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Hannah nee Walter E C, Robert
Corps: Australian Volunteer Hospital
Rank: Staff Nurse
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/23"
Robertson Minnie M A
Staff Nurse
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Robertson, Minnie M A
Australian Volunteer Hospital
Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service Reserve - Staff Nurse
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/23"
Rogers (nee J Dow ) Joan O Garland
nurse
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Rogers nee J Dow, Joan O Garland
Corps: Australian Volunteer Hospital
Rank: Nurse
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/23
Brittish JournaI of Nursing. October 3, 1914 - meantions invalided home, ( under name Dow, J )"
Rooney H
Nurse
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Rooney, H
Corps: Australian Volunteer Hospital
Rank: Nurse
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/23"
Saw Lily Hilda
Nursing Sister
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Saw, Lily Hilda
British Red Cross Society/Australian Volunteer Hospital - Nursing Sister
Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service Reserve - Staff Nurse
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/23"
Sutton Lillian C
Staff Nurse
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Sutton, Lillian C
Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service Reserve Australian Volunteer Hospital - Staff Nurse
Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service Reserve - Staff Nurse
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/23
Toyer Ellen Eliza
Rank: none given
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Toyer, Ellen Eliza
Corps: Australian Voluntary Hospital
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/23"
Treble Mary A
Staff Nurse
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Treble, Mary A
Corps: Australian Voluntary Hospital
Rank: Staff Nurse
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/23"
Walter Ella L
Staff Nurse
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Walter, Ella L
Corps: Australian Voluntary Hospital
Rank: Staff Nurse
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/23 -
Photos in AWM"
Ward Constance K
Nurse
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Ward, Constance K
Corps: Australian Voluntary Hospital
Rank: Nurse
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/23"
Wyllie A A
SISTER
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Wyllie, A A
Australian Voluntary Hospital - Sister
Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service Reserve - Sister
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/23
The British Journal of Nursing - Oct 3rd 1914 "
Articles from British Journal of Nursing on this unit
Volume 53, 15th August 1914 (p146) LADY DUDLEY'S FIELD HOSPITAL.
By request of Australians Lady Dudley is equipping a voluntary field service hospital, which she will organize and accompany. Dr. Douglas A. Shields, an Australian surgeon, now in London, will be in professional charge. Funds for equipment are already guaranteed by Australians, but further donations, with a view to extension and maintenance, may be sent to Lady Dudley, 7, Carlton-gardens. A provisional equipment is actually ready for service at any moment.
Volume 56, 15th January 1916 (p48) MENTIONED IN DESPATCHES.
AUSTRALIAN NURSING SERVICE, Miss A. Wyllie.
AUSTRALIAN VOLUNTARY HOSPITAL.
Miss A. B. Cabriell, Miss J. B. Buclrhani, Miss C. V. Reay.
Volume 54, 9th January 1915 (p26)
Among recent additions to the nursing staff of the Australian Voluntary Hospital near Boulogne, are Nurses Blackmore, Vauglian Jenkins and Mackenzie, of New South Wales ; and Nurse M. W. Milburn, of Victoria. This hospital is almost entirely staffed and maintained by Australians,
whose generosity has been munificent. Sir Robert Lucas Tooth subscribed 10,000 pounds at its
inception; and tragic interest is lent to this circumstance by the fact that lie has lost two sons
in the War. Many Australians are contributing 1OO pounds a month while the War lasts. The nursing
staff are all patriotic Australians, the majority trained in the best hospitals in the Commonwealth.
All overseas nurses have shown a splendid national spirit.
Volume 55, 04th September 1915 (p197)
Regarding the war, Australia has sent with her troops two complete medical units : doctors,
nurses, orderlies, dispensers, carpenters, cooks, fully equipped to accommodate 1,640 patients.
The Australian Voluntary Hospital, maintained by subscriptions from Australians, is also staffed
by Australian nurses and doctors, and a very large number of Australian nurses are also in
the service of French and English and Belgian hospitals. The government of Australia has
undertaken to send another 100 nurses for service with the Imperial Government.
Volume 53, 5th December 1914 (p451)
By the kindness of the British Australasian, we are able to publish the accompanying picture of the Australian Voluntary Hospital, which has rendered splendid service since its transference to Wimereaux, about four miles from Boulogne. The hospital, which is located at the Golf Hotel;
has a magnificent view of the English Channel, the cliffs of Dover being plainly seen on a clear day. The day after the arrival of the hospital, 170 wounded were sent in, and our contemporary says that the arrival of the Australian motor ambulances, with their freight of brave wounded
from the trains coming into Boulogne, is a sight that should make all Australians feel proud of the service their country is doing.
Volume 55, 03rd July 1915 (p14)
Other Australian nurses who have been employed in the following military hospitals
are Miss A. Garden, at the Royal Herbert Hospital, Woolwich,
Miss Elizabeth A. Bole, Q.A.I.M.N.S. Reserve, at the Military Hospital, Wrexham, v. Wales,
Miss Janet Moxham, and Miss E. Orr, on the staff of the Australian Hospital at Boulogne,
Miss Hodge, Miss Stow, and Miss Keane at Petyood, Lincolnshire,
Miss Milk Brook, of Adelaide, Miss Beatrice McGennan, working in France,
Miss Clara and Miss Frances Mackintosh in the Military Hospital, Namanulla, Rabaul.
Volume 53, 3rd October 1914 (p264) AUSTRALIAN NURSES AT THE FRONT.
We are indebted to the courtesy of the editor of The British Autstralian the fine pictorial weekly which keeps us'in touch with the great Commonwealth, for the use of the two pictures showing
(I) The quarters of the Australian Voluntary Hospital in France at the Base, and (2) Arrival at the Hospital-Tea is coming.
To Miss Joan Dow, one of the nurses with the Australian Voluntary Hospital, who, to her bitter disappointment, has been invalided home, we are -indebted, says The British Aaistraliain, for the accompanying photographs of the hospital and its personnel.
The hospital, as we know and expected, is doing splendid service, and doctors, nurses and the harmony. Miss Dow speaks entliusiastically of the careful way in which Colonel Eames, Dr. Shields, and the other doctors look after the nurses, assisting them in every difficulty, and protecting them from possible danger. Where the hospital has been or is at present may not be stated, as the Censor dislikes geographical accuracy. It has, however, been busy at its appointed work of caring for the sick and injured wlio come in from the front, sometimes faint with hunger as well as from their wounds, but always uncomplaining and cheerful. First of all tlie hospital staff feed them, then their wounds are attended to, and afterwards, as soon as possible, they are taken to a hospital ship for conveyance to England. Their pleasure and gratitude for tlie care bestowed on them is, says Miss Dow, most touching. The soldier who is refreshed with food, given a clean pair of socks and soft slippers, after not having his heavy boots off for perhaps a fortnight, almost forgets his injuries in the delight of being washed again and for a moment at his ease.
The more the nurses and doctors see of the British Army, officers and privatcs alike, The more proud do they feel of them and the more happy in the privilege of being able to serve them. Wherever the Tomniies go they are singing. Whether it is a fresh and eager regiment just moving off, as yet untried, from the base to the front, or a group of war-worn, limping wounded back from the inferno in which they have suffered, the same fine spirit of cheerfulness prevails. The soldiers' favourite songs, says Miss Dow, are " It's a long, long way to Tipperary " and " 0h! you beautiful doll," the latter, perhaps, beating the former in popularity. Whenever the nurses heard the tramp of feet they at first ran out in the hope of seeing a British
regiment pass by. Soon they learnt that if there were no sound but that of the marching the regiment was French. The French do not sing ; it perhaps could hardly be expected of them. Thoughts of what is going on in the French. countryside, where a barbarian foe is murdering
innocent folk in the villages and destroying beautifuful towns, is not conducive to singing, unless it be singing songs of revenge, In any case, the Frenchmen go forward to the front in silence, while the British never stop singing unless it be to cheer the nurses whom they pass upon the
road.
While the work of the Australian Voluntary Hospital is appreciated in all its aspects, that done by the motor ambulance attached to it is the admiration and the envy of all the other hospital staffs at the base. The ambulance has been invaluable, and many a wounded officer and private has had cause. to thank from the bottom of his heart those who sent it out to assist the work of mercy which the Australians and a host of other British women are doing in the theatre of war. The Duchess of Albany presided at a recent meeting of the Australian Hospital at 7, Carlton Gardens, when a very satisfactory report of the work in France was received. Lady Coglilan, on behalf of New South Wales, was given a large motor ambulance. Mrs. Arthur Popplewell is still devoting herself to the interests of the hospital.
A patriotic concert, given by Madame Melba in Sydney for the benefit of the war funds, realised 1,890 pounds
Australian women known to have served with this unit - 56
Australian Men known to have served with this unit - 152
(men not listed here but please contact me if you wish to have this list of names - Jennifer )
Known Nursing Staff
Australian women known to have served with this unit - 56
Surname Christian names Rank Service Unit Notes
ANDERSON PATIENCE OUTRAM SISTER Australian Volunteer Hospital ST NAZAIRE, FRANCE "Medal card of Anderson, Patience O
Australian Voluntary Hospital
Nursing Sister
Photos in AWM -
The British Journal of Nursing - Oct 3rd 1914 -
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/23"
ARMIT Bess R
SISTER
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Armit, Bess R
Corps: British Red Cross Society and Order of Saint John of Jerusalem
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/24
Photos in AWM"
Armitt B R
Nurse
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Armitt, B R
Corps: Australian Volunteer Hospital
Rank: Nurse
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/24"
Arnott
Australian Volunteer Hospital
The British Journal of Nursing - Oct 3rd 1914
Banaclack M
Nurse
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Banaclack, M
Corps: Australian Volunteer Hospital
Rank: Nurse
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/24"
BAXTER Margaret
SISTER
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Baxter, Margaret
Corps: Australian Volunteer Hospital
Rank: Sister
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/24"
BAXTER MAY
SISTER
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Baxter, May
Corps: Australian Volunteer Hospital
Rank: Sister
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/24
Photos in AWM"
Bazley
Mabel
Housekeeper
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Bazley, Mabel
Corps: Australian Volunteer Hospital
Rank: Housekeeper
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/24"
Benallack Mary
Sister
Australian Volunteer Hospital
" Medal card of Benallack, Mary
Australian Volunteer Hospital - Sister
Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service Reserve - Sister
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/24"
Blackmore
Australian Volunteer Hospital
The British Journal of Nursing - Jan 9th 1915
Bowie Helen
Nursing Sister
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Bowie, Helen
Corps: Australian Volunteer Hospital
Rank: Nursing Sister
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/24"
Buckham Jesse B Nurse
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Buckham, Jesse B
Queen Alexandra?s Royal Australian Volunteer Hospital - Nurse
Stationary Hospital - Nursing Sister
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/24"
Buclrhani J. B.
Australian Volunteer Hospital
Mentioned In Despatches - The British Journal of Nursing - Jan 15th 1916
Burns Martha Dentist & Nurse
Australian Volunteer Hospital "
The British Journal of Nursing - Oct 3rd 1914
Medal card of Burns, Martha
Australian Volunteer Hospital - Nurse
Australian Volunteer Hospital - Dentist
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/24"
Cabriell A B
none given
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Cabriell, A B
Australian Voluntary Hospital
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/24
Mentioned In Despatches - The British Journal of Nursing - Jan 15th 1916"
Cavender Ida
Wardmaid
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Cavender, Ida
Corps: Australian Volunteer Hospital
Rank: Wardmaid
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/23"
Cawood Dorothy Gwendolen
SISTER
Australian Volunteer Hospital
Bib - http://www.awm.gov.au/people/1078495.asp -
Awarded Military Medal
Cay Alice E
Voluntary Aid Detachment - Civilian
Australian Volunteer Hospital
" Medal card of Cay, Alice E
Voluntary Aid Detachment
Australian Volunteer Hospital - Civilian
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/23"
Dalgleish J M
Voluntary Aid Detachment
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Dalgleish, J M
Australian Volunteer Hospital Nursing - Voluntary Aid Detachment
Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service
British Red Cross Society
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/23"
Dalyell Elizabeth Sister
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Awarded - THE ROYAL RED CROSS.- 2nd Class - The British Journal of Nursing - Nov 22nd 1919 - DALYELL, Elizabeth Award: Royal Red Cross (2nd Class) Date granted: 16 November 1918 Citation: Australian Army Nursing Service -
Medal card of Dalyell, Elizabeth
Australian Volunteer Hospital - Sister
Australian Army Nursing Service - Charge Sister
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/23"
Dow Mabel L
Sister
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Dow, Mabel L
Corps: Australian Volunteer Hospital
Rank: Sister
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/23
The British Journal of Nursing - Oct 3rd 1914 "
Dowling Ruth M
Staff Nurse
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Dowling, Ruth M
Australian Volunteer Hospital - Nurse
Australian Volunteer Hospital - Staff Nurse
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/23"
Dudley Rachel Lady
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of The Right Honourable The Countess of Dudley, Rachel
Corps: Australian Volunteer Hospital
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/23"
Edwards M
Nurse
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Edwards, M
Corps: Australian Volunteer Hospital
Rank : Nurse
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/23k:
Fallon Annie
Sister
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Fallon, Annie
Corps: Australian Volunteer Hospital
Rank: Sister
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/23"
Gabriel Ada Baber
Nursing Sister
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Gabriel, Ada Baber
Australian Volunteer Hospital - Nursing Sister
General Hospital/Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service Reserve - Sister
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/23"
GARDEN ( married name FUSSELL ) EFFIE
SISTER
Australian Volunteer Hospital
Photos in AWM
Greaves Ida Mary Nurse & Matron
Australian Volunteer Hospital Havre
"The British Journal of Nursing - Oct 3rd 1914
Medal card of Greaves, Ida Mary
Australian Volunteer Hospital Havre - Nurse
Australian Volunteer Hospital - Nurse
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/23
Photos in AWM"
Hankin-Hardy Hannah Jessie
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Hankin-Hardy, Hannah Jessie
Corps: Australian Volunteer Hospital
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/23"
Jenkins Vauglian
Australian Volunteer Hospital
The British Journal of Nursing - Jan 9th 1915
Jenkins Mary Vaughan
Nurse Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Jenkins, Mary Vaughan
Australian Volunteer Hospital - Nurse
Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service Reserve - Nurse
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/23"
Knowlden Ida
Ward Maid
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Knowlden, Ida
Corps: Australian Volunteer Hospital
Rank: Ward Maid
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/23"
MACKENZIE MYRA
Nurse
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Mackenzie, Myra
Australian Volunteer Hospital - Nurse
Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service Reserve - Assistant Sister
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/23
Photos in AWM - The British Journal of Nursing - Jan 9th 1915 - The British Journal of Nursing - Oct 3rd 1914"
Massy Patience O H
SISTER
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Massy, Patience O H
Australian Voluntary Hospital - Sister
Nursing Reserve - Sister
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/23"
Masters Rosa Mary S
Nursing Sister
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Masters, Rosa Mary S
British Red Cross Society
Australian Volunteer Hospital - Nursing Sister
McGregor E
SISTER
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of McGregor, E
Australian Volunteer Hospital - Nurse
Australian Volunteer Hospital - Sister
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/23"
Milburn Mary Wilhelmina
Sister
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Milburn, Mary Wilhelmina
Australian Volunteer Hospital - Sister
Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service Reserve - Sister
Army Auxiliary Nursing Service - Sister
Australian Army Nursing Service - Sister -
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/23
The British Journal of Nursing - Jan 9th 1915 "
MILES MAY
Staff Nurse
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Miles, May
Australian Volunteer Hospital - Staff Nurse
Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service Reserve - Sister British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/23
Photos in AWM"
Moss Fanny Millicent
Nursing Sister
Australian Volunteer Hospital Paris Unit
"Medal card of Moss, Fanny Millicent
Paris Unit British Red Cross Society
and Australian Volunteer Hospital - Nursing Sister
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/23"
Moxham M
Matron
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Moxham, M
Australian Volunteer Hospital - Nurse
Australian Unit - Matron
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/23"
Moxham F Jane
Nurse
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Moxham, F Jane
Corps: Australian Volunteer Hospital
Rank: Nurse
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/23"
MUNDELL E
Nurse
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Mundell, E
Corps: Australian Volunteer Hospital
Rank: Nurse
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/23
Photos in AWM"
RAWSON Mary
SISTER
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Rawson, Mary
Corps: Australian Volunteer Hospital
Rank: Sister
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/23
Photos in AWM"
Reay C V
SISTER
Australian Volunteer Hospital
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/24 -
Mentioned In Despatches - The British Journal of Nursing - Jan 15th 1916 -
REAY NAN
Australian Volunteer Hospital
Photos in AWM
Robert ( nee Walter E C) Hannah
Staff Nurse
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Hannah nee Walter E C, Robert
Corps: Australian Volunteer Hospital
Rank: Staff Nurse
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/23"
Robertson Minnie M A
Staff Nurse
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Robertson, Minnie M A
Australian Volunteer Hospital
Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service Reserve - Staff Nurse
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/23"
Rogers (nee J Dow ) Joan O Garland
nurse
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Rogers nee J Dow, Joan O Garland
Corps: Australian Volunteer Hospital
Rank: Nurse
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/23
Brittish JournaI of Nursing. October 3, 1914 - meantions invalided home, ( under name Dow, J )"
Rooney H
Nurse
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Rooney, H
Corps: Australian Volunteer Hospital
Rank: Nurse
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/23"
Saw Lily Hilda
Nursing Sister
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Saw, Lily Hilda
British Red Cross Society/Australian Volunteer Hospital - Nursing Sister
Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service Reserve - Staff Nurse
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/23"
Sutton Lillian C
Staff Nurse
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Sutton, Lillian C
Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service Reserve Australian Volunteer Hospital - Staff Nurse
Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service Reserve - Staff Nurse
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/23
Toyer Ellen Eliza
Rank: none given
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Toyer, Ellen Eliza
Corps: Australian Voluntary Hospital
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/23"
Treble Mary A
Staff Nurse
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Treble, Mary A
Corps: Australian Voluntary Hospital
Rank: Staff Nurse
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/23"
Walter Ella L
Staff Nurse
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Walter, Ella L
Corps: Australian Voluntary Hospital
Rank: Staff Nurse
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/23 -
Photos in AWM"
Ward Constance K
Nurse
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Ward, Constance K
Corps: Australian Voluntary Hospital
Rank: Nurse
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/23"
Wyllie A A
SISTER
Australian Volunteer Hospital
"Medal card of Wyllie, A A
Australian Voluntary Hospital - Sister
Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service Reserve - Sister
British National Archives Medal card ref: WO 372/23
The British Journal of Nursing - Oct 3rd 1914 "
Articles from British Journal of Nursing on this unit
Volume 53, 15th August 1914 (p146) LADY DUDLEY'S FIELD HOSPITAL.
By request of Australians Lady Dudley is equipping a voluntary field service hospital, which she will organize and accompany. Dr. Douglas A. Shields, an Australian surgeon, now in London, will be in professional charge. Funds for equipment are already guaranteed by Australians, but further donations, with a view to extension and maintenance, may be sent to Lady Dudley, 7, Carlton-gardens. A provisional equipment is actually ready for service at any moment.
Volume 56, 15th January 1916 (p48) MENTIONED IN DESPATCHES.
AUSTRALIAN NURSING SERVICE, Miss A. Wyllie.
AUSTRALIAN VOLUNTARY HOSPITAL.
Miss A. B. Cabriell, Miss J. B. Buclrhani, Miss C. V. Reay.
Volume 54, 9th January 1915 (p26)
Among recent additions to the nursing staff of the Australian Voluntary Hospital near Boulogne, are Nurses Blackmore, Vauglian Jenkins and Mackenzie, of New South Wales ; and Nurse M. W. Milburn, of Victoria. This hospital is almost entirely staffed and maintained by Australians,
whose generosity has been munificent. Sir Robert Lucas Tooth subscribed 10,000 pounds at its
inception; and tragic interest is lent to this circumstance by the fact that lie has lost two sons
in the War. Many Australians are contributing 1OO pounds a month while the War lasts. The nursing
staff are all patriotic Australians, the majority trained in the best hospitals in the Commonwealth.
All overseas nurses have shown a splendid national spirit.
Volume 55, 04th September 1915 (p197)
Regarding the war, Australia has sent with her troops two complete medical units : doctors,
nurses, orderlies, dispensers, carpenters, cooks, fully equipped to accommodate 1,640 patients.
The Australian Voluntary Hospital, maintained by subscriptions from Australians, is also staffed
by Australian nurses and doctors, and a very large number of Australian nurses are also in
the service of French and English and Belgian hospitals. The government of Australia has
undertaken to send another 100 nurses for service with the Imperial Government.
Volume 53, 5th December 1914 (p451)
By the kindness of the British Australasian, we are able to publish the accompanying picture of the Australian Voluntary Hospital, which has rendered splendid service since its transference to Wimereaux, about four miles from Boulogne. The hospital, which is located at the Golf Hotel;
has a magnificent view of the English Channel, the cliffs of Dover being plainly seen on a clear day. The day after the arrival of the hospital, 170 wounded were sent in, and our contemporary says that the arrival of the Australian motor ambulances, with their freight of brave wounded
from the trains coming into Boulogne, is a sight that should make all Australians feel proud of the service their country is doing.
Volume 55, 03rd July 1915 (p14)
Other Australian nurses who have been employed in the following military hospitals
are Miss A. Garden, at the Royal Herbert Hospital, Woolwich,
Miss Elizabeth A. Bole, Q.A.I.M.N.S. Reserve, at the Military Hospital, Wrexham, v. Wales,
Miss Janet Moxham, and Miss E. Orr, on the staff of the Australian Hospital at Boulogne,
Miss Hodge, Miss Stow, and Miss Keane at Petyood, Lincolnshire,
Miss Milk Brook, of Adelaide, Miss Beatrice McGennan, working in France,
Miss Clara and Miss Frances Mackintosh in the Military Hospital, Namanulla, Rabaul.
Volume 53, 3rd October 1914 (p264) AUSTRALIAN NURSES AT THE FRONT.
We are indebted to the courtesy of the editor of The British Autstralian the fine pictorial weekly which keeps us'in touch with the great Commonwealth, for the use of the two pictures showing
(I) The quarters of the Australian Voluntary Hospital in France at the Base, and (2) Arrival at the Hospital-Tea is coming.
To Miss Joan Dow, one of the nurses with the Australian Voluntary Hospital, who, to her bitter disappointment, has been invalided home, we are -indebted, says The British Aaistraliain, for the accompanying photographs of the hospital and its personnel.
The hospital, as we know and expected, is doing splendid service, and doctors, nurses and the harmony. Miss Dow speaks entliusiastically of the careful way in which Colonel Eames, Dr. Shields, and the other doctors look after the nurses, assisting them in every difficulty, and protecting them from possible danger. Where the hospital has been or is at present may not be stated, as the Censor dislikes geographical accuracy. It has, however, been busy at its appointed work of caring for the sick and injured wlio come in from the front, sometimes faint with hunger as well as from their wounds, but always uncomplaining and cheerful. First of all tlie hospital staff feed them, then their wounds are attended to, and afterwards, as soon as possible, they are taken to a hospital ship for conveyance to England. Their pleasure and gratitude for tlie care bestowed on them is, says Miss Dow, most touching. The soldier who is refreshed with food, given a clean pair of socks and soft slippers, after not having his heavy boots off for perhaps a fortnight, almost forgets his injuries in the delight of being washed again and for a moment at his ease.
The more the nurses and doctors see of the British Army, officers and privatcs alike, The more proud do they feel of them and the more happy in the privilege of being able to serve them. Wherever the Tomniies go they are singing. Whether it is a fresh and eager regiment just moving off, as yet untried, from the base to the front, or a group of war-worn, limping wounded back from the inferno in which they have suffered, the same fine spirit of cheerfulness prevails. The soldiers' favourite songs, says Miss Dow, are " It's a long, long way to Tipperary " and " 0h! you beautiful doll," the latter, perhaps, beating the former in popularity. Whenever the nurses heard the tramp of feet they at first ran out in the hope of seeing a British
regiment pass by. Soon they learnt that if there were no sound but that of the marching the regiment was French. The French do not sing ; it perhaps could hardly be expected of them. Thoughts of what is going on in the French. countryside, where a barbarian foe is murdering
innocent folk in the villages and destroying beautifuful towns, is not conducive to singing, unless it be singing songs of revenge, In any case, the Frenchmen go forward to the front in silence, while the British never stop singing unless it be to cheer the nurses whom they pass upon the
road.
While the work of the Australian Voluntary Hospital is appreciated in all its aspects, that done by the motor ambulance attached to it is the admiration and the envy of all the other hospital staffs at the base. The ambulance has been invaluable, and many a wounded officer and private has had cause. to thank from the bottom of his heart those who sent it out to assist the work of mercy which the Australians and a host of other British women are doing in the theatre of war. The Duchess of Albany presided at a recent meeting of the Australian Hospital at 7, Carlton Gardens, when a very satisfactory report of the work in France was received. Lady Coglilan, on behalf of New South Wales, was given a large motor ambulance. Mrs. Arthur Popplewell is still devoting herself to the interests of the hospital.
A patriotic concert, given by Madame Melba in Sydney for the benefit of the war funds, realised 1,890 pounds
I am enjoying reading all of this great work.
I mistakenly acquired a copy of the service record of Australian Army Nursing Service Sister Alice Bull. Turned out to not be the Alice Bull I was looking for but is clearly a young lady from Australia who went to serve. If this is of any interest let me know and I'll post some particulars.
bc
I mistakenly acquired a copy of the service record of Australian Army Nursing Service Sister Alice Bull. Turned out to not be the Alice Bull I was looking for but is clearly a young lady from Australia who went to serve. If this is of any interest let me know and I'll post some particulars.
bc
yes please do post any details - Jennifer
Jennifer, I couldn't see the following in your lists? Not sure if they are of interest?
Sister Maud Clow Hamilton (an Aunt) she left for service abroad but the War ended while en route. Reached South Africa when ship was recalled. Assisted in hospital set up on a beach near Fremantle WA for Spanish Influenza paitents:
http://naa12.naa.gov.au/scripts/imagine.as...mp;I=1&SE=1
Sister Kathryn Annie Lowrie (a first cousin to my Gran). Saw service in Salonika:
http://naa12.naa.gov.au/scripts/imagine.as...mp;I=1&SE=1
- David.
Sister Maud Clow Hamilton (an Aunt) she left for service abroad but the War ended while en route. Reached South Africa when ship was recalled. Assisted in hospital set up on a beach near Fremantle WA for Spanish Influenza paitents:
http://naa12.naa.gov.au/scripts/imagine.as...mp;I=1&SE=1
Sister Kathryn Annie Lowrie (a first cousin to my Gran). Saw service in Salonika:
http://naa12.naa.gov.au/scripts/imagine.as...mp;I=1&SE=1
- David.
Thank You David for adding these two wonderful Ladies to the list
Jennifer
Jennifer
Here is some information about AANS Sister Alice Bull from her service record. There are some gaps (and of course I can't read some of the writing). But it looks like this lady did some long duty aboard hospital ship, got very sick three times (including 1918 flu). I wonder what happened to her after they declared her unfit for further service?
Sister Alice Bull, Australian Army Nursing Service
Born Bairnsdale, Australia
Member of Royal Victorian Trained Nurses Society (certified general, midwifery and infections)
Enlistment date 15 July 1915
Age 36
Awarded 1914/15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal
17 July 1915 Embarked in Australia 3rd Military District
24 September 1915 On staff No. 2 Hospital Ship Kanowna
29 September 1915 Granted rank of ‘sister’
5 October 1915 Sailed from Suez on HS Kanowna (disembarked Melo)
22 November 1915 On duty No. 2 Hospital Ship Kanowna
22 December 1915 On duty 2nd Military District
3 August 1916 Reported sick (Enteric). 13 months on hospital ship. Admitted into hospital as convalescent 26 August 1916.
26 August 1916 Arrived in England, contracted Enteric on voyage from Australia
8 September 1916 Medical Board Hospital for QAIMNS Vincent Sq. – Not fit for service (placed on half pay)
19 Oct 1916 Medical Board DMS, AIF ‘fit for service’ St. Albans
22 Oct 1916 Detached for duty with No. 3 Australian Auxiliary Hospital Dartford
22 March 1917 Detached from No. 3 AAH proceeded overseas for duty with 2nd Australian General Hospital, France
4 July 1917 Proceeded to England for duty on Transport to Australia HS Kanowna
26 September 1917 Sailed from Sydney (arrived Avonmouth, England 28 Nov 1917)
14 December 1917 Embarked to Australia
26 February 1918 Re-embarked HS Kanowna Sydney
5 June 1918 Sailed from Sydney (arrived in Suez 17 July 1918)
30 June 1918 Embarked at Albany, HS Kanowna in addition to hospital staff embarked at Sydney
17 September 1918 Re-embarded HS Kanowna
23 October 1918 Embarked HS Kanowna Sydney
27 November 1918 Granted leave (HS Kanowna)
25 March 1919 Medical Report (Typhoid 1916, Influenza 1918) – arrived HS Kanowna
9 April 1919 Medical Board, No. 11 Australian General Hospital – Discharge from service recommended as unfit for service
1 June 1919 3rd Military District MU, AANS appointment terminated
Sister Alice Bull, Australian Army Nursing Service
Born Bairnsdale, Australia
Member of Royal Victorian Trained Nurses Society (certified general, midwifery and infections)
Enlistment date 15 July 1915
Age 36
Awarded 1914/15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal
17 July 1915 Embarked in Australia 3rd Military District
24 September 1915 On staff No. 2 Hospital Ship Kanowna
29 September 1915 Granted rank of ‘sister’
5 October 1915 Sailed from Suez on HS Kanowna (disembarked Melo)
22 November 1915 On duty No. 2 Hospital Ship Kanowna
22 December 1915 On duty 2nd Military District
3 August 1916 Reported sick (Enteric). 13 months on hospital ship. Admitted into hospital as convalescent 26 August 1916.
26 August 1916 Arrived in England, contracted Enteric on voyage from Australia
8 September 1916 Medical Board Hospital for QAIMNS Vincent Sq. – Not fit for service (placed on half pay)
19 Oct 1916 Medical Board DMS, AIF ‘fit for service’ St. Albans
22 Oct 1916 Detached for duty with No. 3 Australian Auxiliary Hospital Dartford
22 March 1917 Detached from No. 3 AAH proceeded overseas for duty with 2nd Australian General Hospital, France
4 July 1917 Proceeded to England for duty on Transport to Australia HS Kanowna
26 September 1917 Sailed from Sydney (arrived Avonmouth, England 28 Nov 1917)
14 December 1917 Embarked to Australia
26 February 1918 Re-embarked HS Kanowna Sydney
5 June 1918 Sailed from Sydney (arrived in Suez 17 July 1918)
30 June 1918 Embarked at Albany, HS Kanowna in addition to hospital staff embarked at Sydney
17 September 1918 Re-embarded HS Kanowna
23 October 1918 Embarked HS Kanowna Sydney
27 November 1918 Granted leave (HS Kanowna)
25 March 1919 Medical Report (Typhoid 1916, Influenza 1918) – arrived HS Kanowna
9 April 1919 Medical Board, No. 11 Australian General Hospital – Discharge from service recommended as unfit for service
1 June 1919 3rd Military District MU, AANS appointment terminated
Dear Christine
Something seems to have gone astray with your interesting list as Evelyn Morey's details appear to run into those of someone else. I have done a little research on her - you are welcome to it if you wish - but I didn't realise she had spent time in Fiji! Can you tell me more?
Regards
Something seems to have gone astray with your interesting list as Evelyn Morey's details appear to run into those of someone else. I have done a little research on her - you are welcome to it if you wish - but I didn't realise she had spent time in Fiji! Can you tell me more?
Regards
QUOTE (christine liava @ Jun 16 2007, 08:55 AM)
There were several nurses from Fiji, of Australian descent, who served in the Australian Nursing Service
1) Staff Nurse Lavinia Baillie
AANS
born Levuka, Fiji 1875
d/of Alan & Mary Ann (Tebbutt) Baillie
enlisted Fremantle, WA 12 June 1915
nok Emma Russell - sister
SERN S/NURSE
proceeded to Men’s Convalescent Depot for duty 20 November 1915
admitted Heliopolis hospital with mild influenza 14 March 1916
returned to Australia medically unfit 19 April 1916 per Demosthenes
1914/15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal
2) Staff Nurse Alice D’Arcy Bruun
AANS born Levuka, Fiji Islands 1882
nok Eric Bruun - brother
enlisted 5 May 1915 aged 33, single
trained at Melbourne Hospital
member RVTNA Anglican
SERN N/A S/NURSE
3rd Australian General Hospital, Lemnos
admitted hospital, nok informed, 21 May 1916
resigned appointment in England 31 January 1917 on account of marriage
married Musgrave 31 January 1917
returned to Australia
1914/15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal
3) Staff Nurse Evelyn Rose Morey
AANS
born Triabunna, Pembroke, TAS 2 April 1885 Labasa
trained at Lyell District Hospital –5 years
nok Mrs Ellen Morey – mother, Triabunna, TAS
sister of Wilfred Sydney Morey, AIF- KIA enlisted 17 September 1917 joined AANS 17 October 1917 aged 32
previously in AANS 4 months 23 October 1917
SERN S/Nurse
embarked AMATS Nestor 21 November 1917
disembarked Southampton 18 January 1918
staff nurse at 2nd Aust. Aux. Hospital, Southall 19 January 1918 staff nurse at 3rd Aust. Aux. Hospital Dartford 4 February 1918
staff nurse at 1st Aust Gen Hospital Sutton Veny 19 October 1919
returned to Australia 1 November 1919 per Nestor
injured knee in fall on ship Grace Darling 7 January 1920
recommended unfit for general service 26 January 1920
service terminated 25 February 1920 due to demobilisation
engaged to Capt Austin ex Rani
1914/15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal
and also Sister Gertrude Faddy in the British Red Cross
Sister Gertrude Helen Faddy
Red Cross nurse
sister of NW Faddy,FL Faddy & HS Faddy
d/of Dr William and Ruth (Johnstone) Faddy
Netley Auxiliary Hospital
served France, England
Associate to Royal Red Cross, 2nd Class
LG 24 October 1917
returned to Australia, then Fiji
Matron of Levuka Hospital
I have photos of Lavinia Baillie and Gertrude Faddy.
Christine
1) Staff Nurse Lavinia Baillie
AANS
born Levuka, Fiji 1875
d/of Alan & Mary Ann (Tebbutt) Baillie
enlisted Fremantle, WA 12 June 1915
nok Emma Russell - sister
SERN S/NURSE
proceeded to Men’s Convalescent Depot for duty 20 November 1915
admitted Heliopolis hospital with mild influenza 14 March 1916
returned to Australia medically unfit 19 April 1916 per Demosthenes
1914/15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal
2) Staff Nurse Alice D’Arcy Bruun
AANS born Levuka, Fiji Islands 1882
nok Eric Bruun - brother
enlisted 5 May 1915 aged 33, single
trained at Melbourne Hospital
member RVTNA Anglican
SERN N/A S/NURSE
3rd Australian General Hospital, Lemnos
admitted hospital, nok informed, 21 May 1916
resigned appointment in England 31 January 1917 on account of marriage
married Musgrave 31 January 1917
returned to Australia
1914/15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal
3) Staff Nurse Evelyn Rose Morey
AANS
born Triabunna, Pembroke, TAS 2 April 1885 Labasa
trained at Lyell District Hospital –5 years
nok Mrs Ellen Morey – mother, Triabunna, TAS
sister of Wilfred Sydney Morey, AIF- KIA enlisted 17 September 1917 joined AANS 17 October 1917 aged 32
previously in AANS 4 months 23 October 1917
SERN S/Nurse
embarked AMATS Nestor 21 November 1917
disembarked Southampton 18 January 1918
staff nurse at 2nd Aust. Aux. Hospital, Southall 19 January 1918 staff nurse at 3rd Aust. Aux. Hospital Dartford 4 February 1918
staff nurse at 1st Aust Gen Hospital Sutton Veny 19 October 1919
returned to Australia 1 November 1919 per Nestor
injured knee in fall on ship Grace Darling 7 January 1920
recommended unfit for general service 26 January 1920
service terminated 25 February 1920 due to demobilisation
engaged to Capt Austin ex Rani
1914/15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal
and also Sister Gertrude Faddy in the British Red Cross
Sister Gertrude Helen Faddy
Red Cross nurse
sister of NW Faddy,FL Faddy & HS Faddy
d/of Dr William and Ruth (Johnstone) Faddy
Netley Auxiliary Hospital
served France, England
Associate to Royal Red Cross, 2nd Class
LG 24 October 1917
returned to Australia, then Fiji
Matron of Levuka Hospital
I have photos of Lavinia Baillie and Gertrude Faddy.
Christine
Mate,
I shown this lady also,
LEAKE Nellie Staff Nurse 3 AGH on Lemnos RRC 2nd class MID to 1 CCS F&B to 3 AAuxH UK,
And
KEYS Constance Mabel Sister 27 embarked with 1 LH Bde Trn 5Co AASC to 3 AGH to Head Sister 2 ACCS awarded RRC 1st and 2nd class 2xMID Medal de Epidemies (F) .
Cheers
S.B
I shown this lady also,
LEAKE Nellie Staff Nurse 3 AGH on Lemnos RRC 2nd class MID to 1 CCS F&B to 3 AAuxH UK,
And
KEYS Constance Mabel Sister 27 embarked with 1 LH Bde Trn 5Co AASC to 3 AGH to Head Sister 2 ACCS awarded RRC 1st and 2nd class 2xMID Medal de Epidemies (F) .
Cheers
S.B
Hi
I've enjoyed reading your lists - great work. Apologies that this is about 3 months too late but I've just seen something you posted in June, saying that Dr Agnes Bennett was the first woman to be commissioned captain in the RAMC.
I'm afraid the Australian DNB is wrong on that one. First of all, women doctors didn't get commissioned rank in WWI, but were only paid as equivalents. Second, Flora Murray and Louisa Garrett Anderson were awarded Major-equivalent status, probably in Feb-March 1915, when they came back to London to set up Endell Street. I don't think Agnes Bennett joined an RAMC hospital till quite a bit after that, but perhaps you have a better source than me?
You are right though - for those women drs working for the RAMC outside Endell St captain was quite a high equivalent rank. Most were paid as lieutenants. Endell St doctors did better than those in other army hospitals. Flora Murray was 'promoted' lieutenant-colonel in about 1918. The specialists (consultants) at ES were captains - about 10 or them - and the others all lieutenants.
Jennian
I've enjoyed reading your lists - great work. Apologies that this is about 3 months too late but I've just seen something you posted in June, saying that Dr Agnes Bennett was the first woman to be commissioned captain in the RAMC.
I'm afraid the Australian DNB is wrong on that one. First of all, women doctors didn't get commissioned rank in WWI, but were only paid as equivalents. Second, Flora Murray and Louisa Garrett Anderson were awarded Major-equivalent status, probably in Feb-March 1915, when they came back to London to set up Endell Street. I don't think Agnes Bennett joined an RAMC hospital till quite a bit after that, but perhaps you have a better source than me?
You are right though - for those women drs working for the RAMC outside Endell St captain was quite a high equivalent rank. Most were paid as lieutenants. Endell St doctors did better than those in other army hospitals. Flora Murray was 'promoted' lieutenant-colonel in about 1918. The specialists (consultants) at ES were captains - about 10 or them - and the others all lieutenants.
Jennian
Here are two more Australian ladies who served in Egypt and France
EVANS, Charlotte Elizabeth AANS Born 1889 NSW. Enlisted 5 June 1917. Served in 14th Australian General Hospital, Abbassia, Egypt. Returned to Australia July 1919 on HMAT Madras. During her time in Egypt and on the return voyage, CEE collected signatures, "poems" and drawings (including one by George W Lambert, war artist) in an autograph book. This book brings to life her experiences in Egypt and on board the Madras. She died in 1963.
THOMAS, Margaret VAD Born 1881 in Victoria. Served as VAD nurse in 8 & 13 General Hospitals in France. After the war she served in the Empire Leave Club in Cologne. Returned to Australia in 1920 on RMS Ormonde. Served in WAAF in WW2. Died 1966 in Victoria. She wrote brief memoir of her war service.
EVANS, Charlotte Elizabeth AANS Born 1889 NSW. Enlisted 5 June 1917. Served in 14th Australian General Hospital, Abbassia, Egypt. Returned to Australia July 1919 on HMAT Madras. During her time in Egypt and on the return voyage, CEE collected signatures, "poems" and drawings (including one by George W Lambert, war artist) in an autograph book. This book brings to life her experiences in Egypt and on board the Madras. She died in 1963.
THOMAS, Margaret VAD Born 1881 in Victoria. Served as VAD nurse in 8 & 13 General Hospitals in France. After the war she served in the Empire Leave Club in Cologne. Returned to Australia in 1920 on RMS Ormonde. Served in WAAF in WW2. Died 1966 in Victoria. She wrote brief memoir of her war service.
Have been following this forum with great interest and hoping someone can help with information about these Australian doctors who served overseas during the war:
Grace Cordingly
Mabel Murray-Prior
Isabel Ormiston - she was born Albury 1882, graduated university Sydney 1907, Inspector of Schools in Tasmania, 1911 - , and in Cairo, 1922, but no details of her war effort.
Also found an Australian War Memorial photo (PO3644.001) of a Dr Dobson in a Cairo Military Hospital, but no details.
Cheers HeathMarg
Grace Cordingly
Mabel Murray-Prior
Isabel Ormiston - she was born Albury 1882, graduated university Sydney 1907, Inspector of Schools in Tasmania, 1911 - , and in Cairo, 1922, but no details of her war effort.
Also found an Australian War Memorial photo (PO3644.001) of a Dr Dobson in a Cairo Military Hospital, but no details.
Cheers HeathMarg
Grace Cordingly medical practitioner unit unknown no medals found
Mabel Murray-Prior medical practitioner unit unknown Medal card of Murray-Prior, Ruth A Young Mens Christian Association
Isabel Ormiston - she was born Albury 1882, graduated university Sydney 1907, Inspector of Schools in Tasmania, 1911 - , and in Cairo, 1922, but no details of her war effort.
medical practitioner WOUNDED ALLIES’ RELIEF COMMITTEE - typhus hospital unit,
Dr. Isabel Ormiston, Medical Inspector of Schools, Tasmania - Volume 54, 12th June 1915 (p507) - Dr. Ormiston inspected all the hospital arrangements and Austrian prison camps, - Volume 54, 5th June 1915 (p486) - Volume 54, 15th May 1915 (p417) - Volume 54, 1st May 1915 (p367) The Wounded Allies' relief Committee (Sardinia House, Kingsway) is sending to Montenegro Dr. Isabel Ormiston, who for the past three years has been Chief Medical Inspector of Schools CO the Tasmanian Government.
Medal card of Ormiston, Isabel
French Red Cross
Driver
Also found an Australian War Memorial photo (PO3644.001) of a Dr Dobson in a Cairo Military Hospital, but no details.
also have no detail on her
Hope this is of some help
Jennifer
Mabel Murray-Prior medical practitioner unit unknown Medal card of Murray-Prior, Ruth A Young Mens Christian Association
Isabel Ormiston - she was born Albury 1882, graduated university Sydney 1907, Inspector of Schools in Tasmania, 1911 - , and in Cairo, 1922, but no details of her war effort.
medical practitioner WOUNDED ALLIES’ RELIEF COMMITTEE - typhus hospital unit,
Dr. Isabel Ormiston, Medical Inspector of Schools, Tasmania - Volume 54, 12th June 1915 (p507) - Dr. Ormiston inspected all the hospital arrangements and Austrian prison camps, - Volume 54, 5th June 1915 (p486) - Volume 54, 15th May 1915 (p417) - Volume 54, 1st May 1915 (p367) The Wounded Allies' relief Committee (Sardinia House, Kingsway) is sending to Montenegro Dr. Isabel Ormiston, who for the past three years has been Chief Medical Inspector of Schools CO the Tasmanian Government.
Medal card of Ormiston, Isabel
French Red Cross
Driver
Also found an Australian War Memorial photo (PO3644.001) of a Dr Dobson in a Cairo Military Hospital, but no details.
also have no detail on her
Hope this is of some help
Jennifer
Hi, My name is David Buchanan and saw your posting. I am currently researching my Great Aunt who served from 1915 - 1919 as a Staff Nurse. Currently in my possesson all her nursing certificates, Army Pay Books, passport, I.D tags and a number of photos of her with colleagues and patients-mainly Dartford 1918.
Cheers;David
Cheers;David
Just for information, would appear that NO. 34 WELSH GENERAL HOSPITAL DEOLALI was not staffed only by ANNS members as, according to his "Particulars of Service", my grandfather, William E. Ginner, was transferred there "for duty 27.8.18" from the British R.A.M.C. before himself being admitted to hospital 14.9.18.
Regards Paul.
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Regards Paul.
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Paul
I think the two go side by side - the thread is about Australian women, and it's likely that all the hospitals named had a complement of male officers and orderlies as well, many of them RAMC. I think their omission was only for the sake of this particular thread, and was not meant to imply that these nurses formed the entire staff of the hospital.
Sue
I think the two go side by side - the thread is about Australian women, and it's likely that all the hospitals named had a complement of male officers and orderlies as well, many of them RAMC. I think their omission was only for the sake of this particular thread, and was not meant to imply that these nurses formed the entire staff of the hospital.
Sue
I've read conflicting reports - is it possible for a nursing sister in AANS to work in a British hospital in France?
Thanks for any help.
Thanks for any help.
Hi Anne
Some of the AANS nurses that I’ve read up on spent some time in British hospitals in France whilst stationed there.
And for a little more info on the subject, here are some extracts from ‘Guns and Brooches’ (Jan Bassett)
P.66: “Most members of the AANS, excluding the one hundred and thirty nurses sent as an Australian contingent to serve with the QAIMNS in response to a 1915 War Office request, went overseas fully expecting to nurse Australian patients in Australian hospitals. The strength of their feelings can partly be explained by the fact that as a group they were overwhelmingly Australian-born. To their surprise, they soon discovered that many of them were to work in British and other medical units and that even working in Australian general hospitals was no guarantee of nursing Australian patients.”
However
P.68: “The dispersal of members of the AANS throughout British hospitals caused considerable administrative problems: it was impossible to maintain ‘any regular system of promotion’ with the desired ratio of two staff nurses to one sister, nurses complained about their ‘isolation from friends’, and pay arrangements were difficult. For these reasons, Fetherston [Director General of Medical Services] recommended in a memorandum of 8 December 1916 that members of the AANS in England, France, and other countries be reorganized to form the entire nursing staff (including the matron) in a number of hospitals. The War Office agreed to the reorganization.”
P.68: “Australian nursing staffs took over at No. 25 BGH and Nos. 5 and 38 BSHs in France in July 1917. The three hospitals chosen in France, as Butler noted, ‘reduced the opportunities previously existing for the undoubted abilities of the Australian nurses for front line work.’
Cheers, Frev
Thank you very much, Frev.
That helps a lot.
That helps a lot.
QUOTE (Indunna @ Jun 15 2007, 08:40 AM)
Hi Frev
Lady Rachel Dudley's Australian Voluntary Hospitals in Wimereux & St Nazaire (France)
Any idea of number of Australian women serving in it ????
Jennifer
Lady Rachel Dudley's Australian Voluntary Hospitals in Wimereux & St Nazaire (France)
Any idea of number of Australian women serving in it ????
Jennifer
I have databases for Australian WWI nurses and masseuses in:
Australian Army Nursing Service - both active service (2447 names) and home service
QAIMNS - reserve
Territorial Force Nursing Service
YMCA
Red Cross (Australian, French and British)
VADs
Australian Naval and Military Expeditionary Force
Australian Voluntary Hospital
South African Army Nursing Service
New Zealand Army Nursing Service
St John's
French Flag Corps
The figures given for the AANS are not the most recent research. AG Butler cites 2286 in the AANS (in another volume). 423 nurses on home service is the establishment table number, not the number of nurses who actually served in the hospitals - this number is more than 685. Excluding the AANS, I have more than 720 names of Australian nurses who served overseas in World War I. Happy to take enquiries.
Kirsty Harris
Hi Kirsty - and welcome to the forum.
Sounds like you're a lady after my own heart - I just love databases - though my nursing data seems to have taken a back seat to other projects in the last couple of years.
Anyway, good to see someone else gathering the info - the more the merrier.
It's a long shot, but I was just wondering if you might have burial details for one of our VAD's.
Violet Ann ROBERTSON died in a riding accident in Rotten Row, Hyde Park 29/11/1917.
Please tell me you can help
Cheers, Frev
Welcome Kirsty and hello, again, my old friend, Frev. I know. Less of the old. Frev, in the past has provided a lot of information to me about A.S. Violet Robertson but I too would like to know her last resting place. Frev, I have an article about her accident from the Times. Let me know if you haven't got it. Kirsty, I am intrigued about your database. Is it just names and service details or does it include biographical information and photographs? I may be able to help if they were casualties.
Hi Jim - now who's showing their age
it was when you posted the Times article on her accident that I went looking for more info on her - your memory is getting as bad as mine!!! (if that's possible) I've put together a short article on the lady & would really like at least a grave photo to go with it....By the way, are you planning on finishing that book anytime this year? You know you have to let go of it eventually.......
Cheers, Frev
QUOTE (Jim Strawbridge @ Jul 2 2009, 10:02 PM)
Welcome Kirsty and hello, again, my old friend, Frev. I know. Less of the old. Frev, in the past has provided a lot of information to me about A.S. Violet Robertson but I too would like to know her last resting place. Frev, I have an article about her accident from the Times. Let me know if you haven't got it. Kirsty, I am intrigued about your database. Is it just names and service details or does it include biographical information and photographs? I may be able to help if they were casualties.
Hi Jim, Thanks for the welcome.
My data is most robust for AANS nurses and masseuses. In each database I have 27 fields including names and alternates, military service or reserve appointments prior to enlistment; dates of appointment and seniority, ship out from Australia, postings, decorations, ship return to Australia, marriage during war, date of birth and place; training hospital, previous nursing experience prior to enlistment, post war activities, date/place of death
My emphasis in the past has been on finding out what work these nurses did (much more than nursing of course) so I have not collected photos unless they show nurses with their sleeves up and working (hard to find). My book on the AANS's work should be out in October this year.
In the next millenium I hope to be able to find enough information on those nurses who do not have official files anymore to decide whether they were in the AANS or another service during WWI - only 190 names to work through...
cheers
Kirsty
QUOTE (Indunna @ Jun 18 2007, 12:38 PM)
Has any one know what units these are ?
came across these while indexing the Honours & Awards list
Unit AAH Welwyn
Unit Lord Derby Warr
Unit R Vic Netley
Unit Mena
Jennifer
came across these while indexing the Honours & Awards list
Unit AAH Welwyn
Unit Lord Derby Warr
Unit R Vic Netley
Unit Mena
JenniferHi Jennifer, don't know if you've found out since this post but I can help a little:
AAH Welwyn was 5th Australian Auxillary Hospital at Welwyn Hall, Welwyn, UK
Lord Derby War Hospital, Warrington
Royal Victoria Military Hospital at Netley
2AGH at Mena House, Egypt
cheers Kirsty
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