HUBBARD, Josephine
Sister
AANS
Born Mary Josephine HUBBARDMELA in 1869 in Maldon, Vic.
Daughter of Edward John HUBBARD and Christina nee DAVY
Next of kin Frank GAGIEU
Enlisted 08 October 1915
Embarked 11 November 1915
Appointment terminated 27 October
Did not marry
Died 1961 in Sutherland, NSW
AANS
Born Mary Josephine HUBBARDMELA in 1869 in Maldon, Vic.
Daughter of Edward John HUBBARD and Christina nee DAVY
Next of kin Frank GAGIEU
Enlisted 08 October 1915
Embarked 11 November 1915
Appointment terminated 27 October
Did not marry
Died 1961 in Sutherland, NSW
HUDSON, Florence May
Sister
AANS
Born 1883 in Ballarat, Vic.
Daughter of Thomas James HUDSON and Maria nee PITCHFORD
Next of kin Mrs. W WALKER (Aunt)
Of Corner of Humphrey and Princess Streets, Ballarat East, Vic.
Enlisted 11 March 1916 at No 4 Australian Auxillary Hospital, Heliopolis, Cairo, Egypt
Aged 33 years
Embarked 24 January 1917
Attached to 2nd ASH Lemnos September 1915
21 January 1916 aboard 'Dunvegan Castle' and disembarked at Alexandria
Nursing Duties to Australia per 'Ayrshire' 21 November 1916
Embarked from Sydney per 'Anchises' 24 January 1917
Served in England and France
Returned to Australia 25 February 1919 per 'Balmoral Castle' Nursing Staff
Detached from duty 24 February 1919
Appointment terminated 05 June 1919
Did not marry
Died 26 October 1952 at Adelaide, SA
Aged 69 years
Resided Clark Avenue, Glandore, SA
Buried Springvale Botanical Cemetery Banksia Wall ZE Niche 144
AANS
Born 1883 in Ballarat, Vic.
Daughter of Thomas James HUDSON and Maria nee PITCHFORD
Next of kin Mrs. W WALKER (Aunt)
Of Corner of Humphrey and Princess Streets, Ballarat East, Vic.
Enlisted 11 March 1916 at No 4 Australian Auxillary Hospital, Heliopolis, Cairo, Egypt
Aged 33 years
Embarked 24 January 1917
Attached to 2nd ASH Lemnos September 1915
21 January 1916 aboard 'Dunvegan Castle' and disembarked at Alexandria
Nursing Duties to Australia per 'Ayrshire' 21 November 1916
Embarked from Sydney per 'Anchises' 24 January 1917
Served in England and France
Returned to Australia 25 February 1919 per 'Balmoral Castle' Nursing Staff
Detached from duty 24 February 1919
Appointment terminated 05 June 1919
Did not marry
Died 26 October 1952 at Adelaide, SA
Aged 69 years
Resided Clark Avenue, Glandore, SA
Buried Springvale Botanical Cemetery Banksia Wall ZE Niche 144
HUDSON, Pamela Burgoyne
Staff Nurse
AANS
Born 1892 in Auckland, New Zealand
Daughter of James HUDSON and Mary Louisa nee RUST
Sister of Mr. W B HUDSON
Address 156 George St, Bathurst, NSW
Age 25 years
Training 4 years Children’s Hospital
Enlisted 18 June 1917
Embarked 30 June 1917 per “Somali” in Melbourne
Service in India
Resigned Appointment in India due to marriage 15 July 1918
Returned to Australia per “Hungaria” 30 June 1919
Married Noel Hepworth of 4 Orrong Rd, St Kilda East, Melbourne, Vic
Died 30 April 1961 in Heidelberg, Vic.
Resided East St. Kilda, Vic.
Cremated 03 May 1961 at Springvale Botanical Cemetery and remains collected
AANS
Born 1892 in Auckland, New Zealand
Daughter of James HUDSON and Mary Louisa nee RUST
Sister of Mr. W B HUDSON
Address 156 George St, Bathurst, NSW
Age 25 years
Training 4 years Children’s Hospital
Enlisted 18 June 1917
Embarked 30 June 1917 per “Somali” in Melbourne
Service in India
Resigned Appointment in India due to marriage 15 July 1918
Returned to Australia per “Hungaria” 30 June 1919
Married Noel Hepworth of 4 Orrong Rd, St Kilda East, Melbourne, Vic
Died 30 April 1961 in Heidelberg, Vic.
Resided East St. Kilda, Vic.
Cremated 03 May 1961 at Springvale Botanical Cemetery and remains collected
HUFFAM, Dorothy
Staff Nurse
Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service Reserve
Born 09 March 1886 at Heaton Moor, Manchester, England
Daughter of Mr. Hanley HUFFAM
Of 'The Hermitage' Mount Pleasant, Norwich
Educated Heaton Moor, Private School and 2 years in North Germany
Trained 31 January 1912 to 01 February 1915 at Public Hospital, Perth, WA
Embarked from Fremantle to UK
Enlisted 08 June 1915
Applied to be married 04 October 1916 as prospective husband coming to London from France
Married Ernest Victor TRESIDDER
Posted to Royal Victoria Hospital, Netley, London England
Resigned 25 June 1917
Resided 11 Terrace Road, East Guildford, WA in June 1919
Died 26 August 1975
Aged 89 years
Resided Crawley, WA
Buried Karrakatta Cemetery Crematorium Rose Gardens E 0068
Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service Reserve
Born 09 March 1886 at Heaton Moor, Manchester, England
Daughter of Mr. Hanley HUFFAM
Of 'The Hermitage' Mount Pleasant, Norwich
Educated Heaton Moor, Private School and 2 years in North Germany
Trained 31 January 1912 to 01 February 1915 at Public Hospital, Perth, WA
Embarked from Fremantle to UK
Enlisted 08 June 1915
Applied to be married 04 October 1916 as prospective husband coming to London from France
Married Ernest Victor TRESIDDER
Posted to Royal Victoria Hospital, Netley, London England
Resigned 25 June 1917
Resided 11 Terrace Road, East Guildford, WA in June 1919
Died 26 August 1975
Aged 89 years
Resided Crawley, WA
Buried Karrakatta Cemetery Crematorium Rose Gardens E 0068
HUGHES
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HUGHES, Catherine Josephine
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Staff Nurse
AANS Born 1883 at Dunkeld, Vic. Daughter of William Joseph HUGHES and Annie nee BRANSTON Enlisted 02 June 1917 Embarked 12 June 1917 Appointment terminated 24 July 1919 Did not marry Died 30 December 1971 at RGH Hospital, Concord, NSW Late of Cammeray, forerly of Wodonga, NSW |
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HUGHES, Eileen
Staff Nurse
AANS
Born 1885 at Dunkeld, Vic.
Daughter of William Joseph HUGHES and Annie nee BRANSTON
Enlisted 22 July 1915 at sea
Embarked 04 August 1915
Appointment terminated 03 May 1919
Married Daniel O'SULLIVAN
Died 30 December 1963 in NSW
Aged 73 years
Late of Ryde, NSW
Read more here
AANS
Born 1885 at Dunkeld, Vic.
Daughter of William Joseph HUGHES and Annie nee BRANSTON
Enlisted 22 July 1915 at sea
Embarked 04 August 1915
Appointment terminated 03 May 1919
Married Daniel O'SULLIVAN
Died 30 December 1963 in NSW
Aged 73 years
Late of Ryde, NSW
Read more here
HUGHES, Katrina
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Staff Nurse
AANS Born c1877 Maitland, NSW Daughter of Alfred HUGHES and Catherine nee DAVIDSON Sister of Mr. Guy Davidson HUGHES Address Abbot St, Sandringham, Vic Age 37 years Training 3 years Melbourne Hospital Enlisted 02 June 1917 Embarked 12 June 1917 per “Mooltan” in Melbourne Service in Salonika and Egypt Returned to Australia per “Dorsett” 29 April 1919 On Duty Appointment Terminated 12 July 1919 Did not marry Died 1950 in Preston, Vic. Cremated 27 February 1950 at Springvale Botanical Cemetery and remains scattered |
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HUMBERT, Pauline Elise Pierre
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Matron In Charge
AANS 3rd Australian General Hospital Born Western District, Vic. Third daughter of Charles Auguste Pierre and Marie HUMBERT Enlisted May 1915 at Melbourne, Vic Age 46 years. Embarked 18 May 1915 per “Karoola” Service in Lemnos, Egypt, England and France Returned to Australia 04 January 1919 per “Morvada” On Duty Appointment Terminated 14 April 1919 Died 26 August 1933 at Epworth Hosptial, Vic. Resided Camberwell, Vic. Privately interred |
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Matron Pauline Pierre-Humbert died in Epworth Hospital on Saturday, after a lengthy illness, at the age of 66 years. She trained for a nurse in Castlemaine Hospital, after which she served as a sister at Austin Hospital. For 23 years she acted as matron of Williamstown Hospital,where she rendered signal service. During the war she spent three years in military hospitals abroad, having her first experience at Lemnos. Following upon the evacuation of Gallipoli she was attached to the Cairo General Hospital, afterwards proceeding to England and Rouen (Third Australian General Hospital), rendering service at the various centres. Upon her return to Australia she resumed charge of the local hospital, retiring about three years ago.
Williamstown Chronicle Saturday 02 September 1933 page 5
Had charge of the Williamstown Hospital before going on active service.
She was chief matron of the hospital for nine years, having been trained at the Castlemaine Hospital.
She had charge of 4th Aust. General Hospital at Abbassia and was mentioned offically for her meritorious service on behalf of the wounded.
All Australia Memorial
Williamstown Chronicle Saturday 02 September 1933 page 5
Had charge of the Williamstown Hospital before going on active service.
She was chief matron of the hospital for nine years, having been trained at the Castlemaine Hospital.
She had charge of 4th Aust. General Hospital at Abbassia and was mentioned offically for her meritorious service on behalf of the wounded.
All Australia Memorial
Mentioned in Despatches for services in Egypt
London Gazette No 29632 dated 21 June 1916 & No 29664 dated 11 July 1916
London Gazette No 29632 dated 21 June 1916 & No 29664 dated 11 July 1916
Mentioned in Sir Douglas Haig’s Despatches for services in France
London Gazette No 30706 dated 20 May 1918
London Gazette No 30706 dated 20 May 1918
HUMPHREY, May
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Sister
AANS Born Stawell, Vic. Daughter of George HUMPHREY and Rachael nee ATCHISON Age 37 years Training at Ovens District Hospital Enlisted 24 June 1915 Embarked 06 June 1916 per “Karoola” Transport duty from UK to Australia “Kanowna” Re-embarking for the UK “Wandilla” Service in England and briefly France Ill with Pyrexia (Fever) June 1917 Returned to Australia 30 October 1918 per “Karoola” Appointment terminated 30 October Died 27 September 1947 Photograph Table Talk Thursday 26 August 1915 page 3 Read more here |
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HUMPHRIES, Evelyn Clifford (Eva)
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Sister
AANS Born Castlemaine, Vic Sister to Mr. G HUMPHRIES Age 29 years Training Warrnambool Hospital Enlisted 20 July 1915 Embarked 04 August 1915 Service in Lemnos, India, England and France Transport duty per “Themistocles” UK to Australia and return 1917 Promoted to Sister 01 October 1918 Ill with Influenza in Lemnos November 1915 Dangerously ill with Pneumonia in France November 1918 Returned to Australia 28 February 1919 per “Anchises” On Duty Discharged as medically unfit (complete exhaustion) 20 June 1920 May have gone to England to live. |
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Our Heroic Men.
AND WOMEN TOO.
"GOD MADE 'EM TO MATCH THE MEN.
A very interesting letter from Nurse Evelyn Humphries, has been received by Mirs W. Hugh McMahon, from Heliopolis, Palace Hospital, Egypt.
It ran thus :" We have left Lemnos and returned to Heliopolia, but we are only here for a little while and expect to move somewhere else shortly. I was scary to leave Lemnos for many reasons but of course, for others I am glad. For instance, it was delightful to get a bath and clean clothes and the fresh things to eat after so much tinned food was very welcome. At first it was hard work to get sufficient food for our boys let alone ourselves. We belonged to the stationary (first after a clearing), not to the General Hospital there, where were 23 sisters, while at the General there were over 100 ; nevertheless I am glad to be one of the 23. "Previously they had no sisters, so the men were more than pleased to have us to look after them. Poor chaps ! They needed it, too. Most of them were on the ground, and to attend to one man you knelt on the next man's mattress, and as these were jammed close together, you had to be careful lest you knelt on your patient. Each tent served 20 men. We were wanted there it ever we were in our lives, and I was so glad to be one of the fortunate ones chosen, though at the time we did not consider ourselves fortunate."The day we landed the officer in charge came down to meet us and said,"Oh, you have come to a dreadful place. Everyone dies here -two sisters died last week " Very cheerful, was it not ? I may have to return to Australia on transport, but I hope not. I have no wish to return until it is all over, but the sooner that is so the better. I cannot say enough for our boys -we had Greeks, French and Turks as well as our own and English boys at Lemnos, but no one comes up to our own Australians - they are fine ! I know which I would rather nurse. I consider they deserve everything we can give them. Our men have won a name for courage and endurance, but me thinks our women are heroines, too. "God made 'em to match the men."
Traralgon Record Friday 07 April 1916 page 3
AND WOMEN TOO.
"GOD MADE 'EM TO MATCH THE MEN.
A very interesting letter from Nurse Evelyn Humphries, has been received by Mirs W. Hugh McMahon, from Heliopolis, Palace Hospital, Egypt.
It ran thus :" We have left Lemnos and returned to Heliopolia, but we are only here for a little while and expect to move somewhere else shortly. I was scary to leave Lemnos for many reasons but of course, for others I am glad. For instance, it was delightful to get a bath and clean clothes and the fresh things to eat after so much tinned food was very welcome. At first it was hard work to get sufficient food for our boys let alone ourselves. We belonged to the stationary (first after a clearing), not to the General Hospital there, where were 23 sisters, while at the General there were over 100 ; nevertheless I am glad to be one of the 23. "Previously they had no sisters, so the men were more than pleased to have us to look after them. Poor chaps ! They needed it, too. Most of them were on the ground, and to attend to one man you knelt on the next man's mattress, and as these were jammed close together, you had to be careful lest you knelt on your patient. Each tent served 20 men. We were wanted there it ever we were in our lives, and I was so glad to be one of the fortunate ones chosen, though at the time we did not consider ourselves fortunate."The day we landed the officer in charge came down to meet us and said,"Oh, you have come to a dreadful place. Everyone dies here -two sisters died last week " Very cheerful, was it not ? I may have to return to Australia on transport, but I hope not. I have no wish to return until it is all over, but the sooner that is so the better. I cannot say enough for our boys -we had Greeks, French and Turks as well as our own and English boys at Lemnos, but no one comes up to our own Australians - they are fine ! I know which I would rather nurse. I consider they deserve everything we can give them. Our men have won a name for courage and endurance, but me thinks our women are heroines, too. "God made 'em to match the men."
Traralgon Record Friday 07 April 1916 page 3
HUNGERFORD, Mary
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Matron
French Red Cross Queen Alexandria's Imperial Military Nursing Service Embarked for France from NSW per 'Kanowna' 04 July 1916 |
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HUNT, Melita Annie
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Staff Nurse
AANS Born 16 April 1894 at Inman Valley, SA Daughter of Matthew HUNT and Louie nee CANT Training Adelaide Hospital Appointed 04 January 1919 Duty at No 7 AGH Demobilized 21 June 1919 Married Francis John STOCK in 1937 in SA Died 18 February 1960 at Victor Harbor, SA Aged 65 years Resided Victor Harbor Buried Yankalilla Anglican Cemetery |
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HUNTER, Anne Laycock
Staff Nurse
AANS
Born 05 October 1884 Sydney, NSW
Daughter of William W HUNTER
Of Sydney, NSW
Sister of Mr. William Templeton HUNTER
Address 15 Australia St, Croydon, Sydney NSW
Sister of Miss A L HUNTER
Address “Windsor” Arthur St, Kogarah, NSW
Age 32 years
Training Coast Hospital
Enlisted 20 March 1915
Embarked 13 April 1915
Service in Egypt and France
Returned to Australia per “Karoola” 16 October 1916 - Invalid
Re-enlisted 25 May 1917
Embarked 24 January 1917 per “Anchines”
Promoted to Sister 08 April 1917
Service in England
Returned to Australia per “Beltana” 02 June 1919 On Duty
Appointment Terminated 19 September 1919
Married Thomas Holman JAMES 01 April 1920 at Malvern, Vic.
Military contact regarding badge loss as Mrs A L JAMES-73 Milson Rd, Cremorne, NSW
Died 09 January 1962 in NSW
AANS
Born 05 October 1884 Sydney, NSW
Daughter of William W HUNTER
Of Sydney, NSW
Sister of Mr. William Templeton HUNTER
Address 15 Australia St, Croydon, Sydney NSW
Sister of Miss A L HUNTER
Address “Windsor” Arthur St, Kogarah, NSW
Age 32 years
Training Coast Hospital
Enlisted 20 March 1915
Embarked 13 April 1915
Service in Egypt and France
Returned to Australia per “Karoola” 16 October 1916 - Invalid
Re-enlisted 25 May 1917
Embarked 24 January 1917 per “Anchines”
Promoted to Sister 08 April 1917
Service in England
Returned to Australia per “Beltana” 02 June 1919 On Duty
Appointment Terminated 19 September 1919
Married Thomas Holman JAMES 01 April 1920 at Malvern, Vic.
Military contact regarding badge loss as Mrs A L JAMES-73 Milson Rd, Cremorne, NSW
Died 09 January 1962 in NSW
HUNTER, Elizabeth Jane (Lila)
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Sister
Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service Reserve Born 09 November 1877 at Winchelsea, Vic. Daughter of Thomas HUNTER (Grazier) Of Wordie Boluc, Winchelsea, Vic. Trained at Geelong Hospital 10 March 1900 to 10 March 1903 Left Australia in 1910 to do private work in Honolulu. Private Nursing in New York and Vancouver from June 1913 to 01 May 1915 Passenger SS 'New York' from New York on 01 May 1915 arriving in UK 08 May 1915 Was residing at 57 Kensington Gardens Square, Bayswater W London Enlisted with QAIMNSR 12 May 1915 Appointed 03 June 1915 Sister in Charge at Hawarden Castle Convalescent Hospital 23 May 1917 - 16 September 1918 Posted to 8th General Hospital 28 September 1918 10 Ambulance Train 01 February 1919 6 General Hospital 01 February 1919 10 Ambulance Train 15 February 1919 6 General Hospital 05 July 1919 Leave to Paris 11 to 25 July 1919 Demobilized from France 04 August 1919 Posted to Lord Kitchener's Hospital Brighton for temporary duty pending repatriation. Returned to Australia 20 December 1919 per 'Indarra' Appointment terminated 20 December 1919 Retired 31 May 1945 from New War Memorial Hospital. Died 07 December 1948 Aged 77 years At her own request she was cremated at the Northern Suburbs Crematorium Photograph courtesy of Cheryl Baulch |
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HUNTER, Margaret
Staff Nurse
AANS
Born 1890 at Talbot, Vic
Daughter of James HUNTER and Janet Campbell Lennox nee HENDERSON
Address c/- Mundaring Hotel, Mundaring, WA
Age 27 years
Training Kalgoolie and Coolgardie Hospitals
Enlisted 08 May 1917 in Fremantle
Embarked 21 May 1917 per “Benella” in Fremantle WA
Service in France and England
Returned to Australia per “City of York” 18 February 1919 On Duty
Appointment Terminated 11 November 1919
Married Arthur Reginald Rhys PRYCE 27 December 1922 by his Grace the Archbishop of Perth at St. George's Cathedral, Perth, WA
Lived in Belfast, Ireland
AANS
Born 1890 at Talbot, Vic
Daughter of James HUNTER and Janet Campbell Lennox nee HENDERSON
Address c/- Mundaring Hotel, Mundaring, WA
Age 27 years
Training Kalgoolie and Coolgardie Hospitals
Enlisted 08 May 1917 in Fremantle
Embarked 21 May 1917 per “Benella” in Fremantle WA
Service in France and England
Returned to Australia per “City of York” 18 February 1919 On Duty
Appointment Terminated 11 November 1919
Married Arthur Reginald Rhys PRYCE 27 December 1922 by his Grace the Archbishop of Perth at St. George's Cathedral, Perth, WA
Lived in Belfast, Ireland
HUON, Ada Evaline
Staff Nurse
AANS
Born 02 July 1892 at Albury, NSW
Daughter of John Francis HUON and Sabina Jane nee DENBIGH
59 Macgregor St., East Malvern, Vic.
Enlisted 11 July 1917
Embarked 06 September 1917 per 'Kyarra' from Melbourne
Disembarked at Bombay
Served in Bombay at Colaba War Hospital, Alexandra War Hospital, Victoria War Hospital, Station Hpl Ahmadmagar
Resigned appointment due to marriage 30 March 1919
Married Captain Frank Bertram McCASKIE RAMC in 1919
Died 28 December 1950 in Northumberland, England
AANS
Born 02 July 1892 at Albury, NSW
Daughter of John Francis HUON and Sabina Jane nee DENBIGH
59 Macgregor St., East Malvern, Vic.
Enlisted 11 July 1917
Embarked 06 September 1917 per 'Kyarra' from Melbourne
Disembarked at Bombay
Served in Bombay at Colaba War Hospital, Alexandra War Hospital, Victoria War Hospital, Station Hpl Ahmadmagar
Resigned appointment due to marriage 30 March 1919
Married Captain Frank Bertram McCASKIE RAMC in 1919
Died 28 December 1950 in Northumberland, England
An engagement, is announced in Bombay between Miss Ada Evanline Huon, youngest daughter of Mrs. S. J. Huon, of Murumbeena, Victoria, late of "Bungoona," Huon, and Captain F. B. Macaskie, second son of Dr. and Mrs. G. Macaskie, of Banburgh, England.
Punch Melbourne Thursday 01 August 1918 page 27
Punch Melbourne Thursday 01 August 1918 page 27
HUSSEY, Constance Catherine Marion (Madge)
Sister
AANS
Born 21 June 1891 at Riverton, SA
Daughter of Henry Allen HUSSEY and Emily Marion nee POOLE
Age 25 years
Training Adelaide Hospital
Enlisted 24 May 1917 in Keswick
Embarked 31 May 1917 in Adelaide per “Khiva”
Service in India
Promoted to Sister 29 May 1919
Returned to Australia 09 January 1920
Appointment terminated 24 May 1920
Worked at Keswick and Repatriation Hospital Daw Park.
Did not marry
Resided Magill, SA
Died 19 May 1984 in Adelaide, SA
Cremated Centennial Park Cemetery
AANS
Born 21 June 1891 at Riverton, SA
Daughter of Henry Allen HUSSEY and Emily Marion nee POOLE
Age 25 years
Training Adelaide Hospital
Enlisted 24 May 1917 in Keswick
Embarked 31 May 1917 in Adelaide per “Khiva”
Service in India
Promoted to Sister 29 May 1919
Returned to Australia 09 January 1920
Appointment terminated 24 May 1920
Worked at Keswick and Repatriation Hospital Daw Park.
Did not marry
Resided Magill, SA
Died 19 May 1984 in Adelaide, SA
Cremated Centennial Park Cemetery
RETIRED FROM REPATRIATION HOSPITAL.
I heard lately that Sister Madge Hussey has retired from long service in the Repatriation Hospitals at Keswick and Daws Road, and has built herself a cottage near Overway Bridge, Belair. Madge's parents succeeded the Bleechmores at the Clare Post Office.
Northern Argus Thursday 23 June 1949 page 10
I heard lately that Sister Madge Hussey has retired from long service in the Repatriation Hospitals at Keswick and Daws Road, and has built herself a cottage near Overway Bridge, Belair. Madge's parents succeeded the Bleechmores at the Clare Post Office.
Northern Argus Thursday 23 June 1949 page 10
HUTCHINSON, Jessie I
Sister
French Red Cross
French Red Cross
HUTCHISON, Ada G
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Sister
French Red Cross Embarked for France per 'Kanowna' 04 July 1916 from NSW Returned to Australia 04 June 1919 per 'Bremen' Part of a party of twenty Australian Red Cross nurses, sponsored by the NSW Jockey Club, and know as the 'Bluebirds' because of their blue uniforms. |
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HUTCHINSON, Mabel Lucie
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Staff Nurse
AANS Born 1889 in Brunswick, Vic. Daughter of James Andrew HUTCHINSON and Lizzie nee CLIFFE Age 27 years Training Homeopathic Hospital, Vic Enlisted 25 May 1917 Embarked 12 June 1917 in Melbourne per “Mooltan” Service in Salonika Contracted Amoebic Dysentery June 1918 Medical board decided she was unfit for further service Invalided to Australia 30 August 1918 per “Wiltshire” Discharged as medically unfit 23 January 1919 Did not marry Died December 1968 Cremated Springvale Botanical Cemetery and remains scattered within the cemetery |
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HUTCHISON, Emily Mary
Sister
AANS
Born 1886 in Leichardt, NSW
Daughter of Rev. Henry Alexander and Lizzie HUTCHISON
Age 30 years
Enlisted 17 June 1916
Embarked 03 September 1916 in Sydney per “Kashgar”
Service in India and England
Including Mesopotamian sea transport duty
Promoted to Sister 01 October 1918
Returned to Australia 04 July 1919 per “Norman” On Duty
Appointment terminated 04 October 1919
Did not marry
Died 14 September 1972 at RGH Concord, NSW
AANS
Born 1886 in Leichardt, NSW
Daughter of Rev. Henry Alexander and Lizzie HUTCHISON
Age 30 years
Enlisted 17 June 1916
Embarked 03 September 1916 in Sydney per “Kashgar”
Service in India and England
Including Mesopotamian sea transport duty
Promoted to Sister 01 October 1918
Returned to Australia 04 July 1919 per “Norman” On Duty
Appointment terminated 04 October 1919
Did not marry
Died 14 September 1972 at RGH Concord, NSW
HUTCHISON, Fannie Myrtle
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Sister
AANS No 6 AGH Kangaroo Point Qld. No 17 AGH Enoggera, Qld. Trained at Brisbane General Hospital Served at 17 AGH Enoggera until 1920 |
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HUTT, Evelyn Victoria
Sister
AANS No 3. Australian General Hospital Born Hobart, Tasmania Daughter of John HUTT Of Windarra, Bagdad, Tasmania Occupation prior to enlistment Nurse Enlisted 13 May 1915 Embarked 14 May 1915 11 August 1917 joined 38th Stationary Hospital, France 19 November 1917 Reported for duty Genoa, Italy 18 January 1919 Proceeded to UK Returned to Australia 05 December 1919 per 'Dunluce Castle' Appointment terminated 05 December 1919 Married Joseph Francis FOOT 12 January 1923 at St. Lukes, South Melbourne Died 25 April 1980 in Vic. Resided Brighton, Vic. Cremated Springvale Botanical Cemetery and ashes collected Tasmania Weekly Courier 09 September 1915 Insert 04 |
Awarded the Royal Red Cross 2nd Class
'In recognition of her valuable services in the British Forces in Italy'
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette: 1 April 1920
Location in Commonwealth of Australia Gazette: Page 544, position 2
Date of London Gazette: 3 June 1919
Location in London Gazette: Page 6942, position 1
'In recognition of her valuable services in the British Forces in Italy'
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette: 1 April 1920
Location in Commonwealth of Australia Gazette: Page 544, position 2
Date of London Gazette: 3 June 1919
Location in London Gazette: Page 6942, position 1
HUTTON, Ellen Isobel (Eileen Isabel)
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Staff Nurse
AANS Born 1875 in Deniliquin, NSW Daughter of William HUTTON and Ellen Low nee McKENZIE Sister of Minnie LOCKWOOD Age 42 years Enlisted 05 June 1917 Embarked 03 September 1917 in Sydney per “Kyarra” Service in Egypt and No3 Hospital Train Awarded Royal Red Cross 2nd Class for services in Egypt Resigned appointment in Egypt 28 December 1918 She went to the USA after serving with the American Red Cross in Palestine. Associated with the American organisation for the relief of the suffering and starving armenians. Arrived in Sydney in July 1922 Did not marry Died 1975 in St. Leonards, NSW Evening News Friday 04 August 1922 page 11 |
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Awarded Royal Red Cross 2nd Class
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette: 6 October 1919
Location in Commonwealth of Australia Gazette: Page 1462, position 28
Date of London Gazette: 3 June 1919
Location in London Gazette: Page 6930, position 7
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette: 6 October 1919
Location in Commonwealth of Australia Gazette: Page 1462, position 28
Date of London Gazette: 3 June 1919
Location in London Gazette: Page 6930, position 7
HUTTON, Mary Ann (Molly)
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Sister
AANS Born 1871 in Glen Innes, NSW Daughter of Maxwell HUTTON and Helen/Ellen nee CAMERON Sister to Andrew HUTTON 5 feet 6 inches tall with a fair complextion and blue eyes. Age 45 years Trained at the Bathurst District Hospital Enlisted 08 December 1916 Embarked 12 June 1917 in Melbourne per “Mooltan” Fell and fractured her pelvis on the boat during a storm. An abscess formed and Mary was treated at the General Hospital at Colombo in Ceylon before she was deemed fit to sail to Alexandria. Two months rest required before commencing duties Service in Salonika Contracted dysentery June 1918, Medical board felt she was unfit for further service Invalided to Australia 22 July 1918 per “Kanowna” Discharged as medically unfit (age and injury) 30 November 1918 Resided 77 Meade Street, Glen Innes, NSW Did not marry Returned after a long illness in hospital to Red Cross duties in December 1952 Mary was an active member of the Red Cross as war broke out again in 1939, and is remembered in the annals of the Land of the Beardies History House in Glen Innes as a great supporter of Victory Stamp sales as letters and parcels made their way to local Anzacs overseas. Died 23 September 1956 in Glen Innes, NSW Aged 85 years Buried Presbyterian Portion of the Glen Innes Cemetery Courtesy of Bev Luke-Harris |
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Head Nurse at the Hospital.
Nurse M. Hutton, formerly of Hathurst, recently appointed head nurse at the Maitland Hospital, has written from her home at Glen Innes stating that she will be able to take up her duties on Wednesday next.
The Maitland Daily Mercury Saturday 19 September 1908 page 4
RED CROSS Glen Innes Branch Activities
Sale of Seals Sister Hutton's Record
At a meeting of the Glen Innes Branch of the Red Cross Society congratulations were accorded Sister Hutton on her remarkable achievement in
selling penny seals to the value of £110/6/- in the past six months.
Glen Innes Examiner Saturday 09 February 1946 page 2
About 40 friends of Sister Hutton gathered at her home in Meade Street on Saturday afternoon to extend congratulations on her 80th birthday. Her home had been beautifully decorated with flowers for the occasion, and a delightful afternoon tea was served. Sister Hutton received many congratulatory telegrams and telephone messages, and was the recipient of numerous beautiful gifts. She was also presented with a lovely spray of flowers.
Glen Innes Examiner Monday 19 March 1951 page 2
40 Years in Red Cross
Two members of the Glen Innes branch of the Australian Red Cross had a special interest in the 40th anniversary of the society which was celebrated last week.
They are Sister Hutton, and Mrs. J. Ross, who both joined the Red Cross in the year of its inception'.The Society was formed in Australia on August 13, 1905. Sister Hutton joined the next day, August 14.
Both these members have a Long Service Medal and Bar for the years they have been with the Society and will receive a Second Bar for their 40th year. The Long Service Medal is given for 20 years' service and the bars are given for each succeeding 10 years. The Society ran a special competition in conjunction with the birthday celebrations.
Glen Innes Examiner Friday 20 August 1954 page 2
Nurse M. Hutton, formerly of Hathurst, recently appointed head nurse at the Maitland Hospital, has written from her home at Glen Innes stating that she will be able to take up her duties on Wednesday next.
The Maitland Daily Mercury Saturday 19 September 1908 page 4
RED CROSS Glen Innes Branch Activities
Sale of Seals Sister Hutton's Record
At a meeting of the Glen Innes Branch of the Red Cross Society congratulations were accorded Sister Hutton on her remarkable achievement in
selling penny seals to the value of £110/6/- in the past six months.
Glen Innes Examiner Saturday 09 February 1946 page 2
About 40 friends of Sister Hutton gathered at her home in Meade Street on Saturday afternoon to extend congratulations on her 80th birthday. Her home had been beautifully decorated with flowers for the occasion, and a delightful afternoon tea was served. Sister Hutton received many congratulatory telegrams and telephone messages, and was the recipient of numerous beautiful gifts. She was also presented with a lovely spray of flowers.
Glen Innes Examiner Monday 19 March 1951 page 2
40 Years in Red Cross
Two members of the Glen Innes branch of the Australian Red Cross had a special interest in the 40th anniversary of the society which was celebrated last week.
They are Sister Hutton, and Mrs. J. Ross, who both joined the Red Cross in the year of its inception'.The Society was formed in Australia on August 13, 1905. Sister Hutton joined the next day, August 14.
Both these members have a Long Service Medal and Bar for the years they have been with the Society and will receive a Second Bar for their 40th year. The Long Service Medal is given for 20 years' service and the bars are given for each succeeding 10 years. The Society ran a special competition in conjunction with the birthday celebrations.
Glen Innes Examiner Friday 20 August 1954 page 2
Worked unceasingly for diggers for more than 50 years
Bequeathed all her household linen to the Glen Innes Branch of the Country Women’s Association. After payment of just debts, funeral & testamentary expenses including Federal Estate duties and assessments and the cost of a tombstone, all her Estate, real and personal is to be converted into money - the residue divided between the Glen Innes Cameron Memorial Presbyterian Church, Macquarie Street, Glen Innes, NSW (her generous bequest provided the heating systems in the church and hall) and the Glen Innes Branch of the Red Cross Society. |
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HUXLEY, Margaret Ross
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Sister
AANS Born 1891 in Cunnamulla, Qld Daughter of Richard Charles HUXLEY and Alice Nora nee DONOGHUE Age 25 years Training at St Helen’s Private Hospital, Brisbane Enlisted 01 May 1915 Embarked 15 May 1915 in Sydney per “Mooltan” Service in Egypt, England, France and on the field Promoted to Sister 01 September 1917 Ill with Influenza February 1919 Mentioned in Sir Douglas Haig’s Despatches 16 March 1919 Returned to Australia 10 April 1919 per “Dongola” as Sister in Charge Appointment terminated 21 July 1919 Married Harold Edward BENNETT in 1936 Died 1979 in Queensland |
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Mentioned in despatches
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette: 30 October 1919
Location in Commonwealth of Australia Gazette: Page 1653, position 44
Date of London Gazette: 11 July 1919
Location in London Gazette: Page 8835, position 63
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette: 30 October 1919
Location in Commonwealth of Australia Gazette: Page 1653, position 44
Date of London Gazette: 11 July 1919
Location in London Gazette: Page 8835, position 63
HYDE, Charlotte Louisa
Sister
AANS
Born 1880 in Lithgow, NSW
Daughter of Arthur HYDE and Mary nee MORAN
Enlisted 25 January 1915
Occupation prior to enlistment Owner/Operator of a Boarding House Business/
Embarked 13 April 1915
Served in Egypt
Served abroad 4 years and 5 days
Appointment terminated 30 January 1919
Resided 'Woollahra' Long Street, Mosman, NSW in 1920
Did not marry
Died 28 August 1966 at Repatriation General Hospital, Concord, NSW
AANS
Born 1880 in Lithgow, NSW
Daughter of Arthur HYDE and Mary nee MORAN
Enlisted 25 January 1915
Occupation prior to enlistment Owner/Operator of a Boarding House Business/
Embarked 13 April 1915
Served in Egypt
Served abroad 4 years and 5 days
Appointment terminated 30 January 1919
Resided 'Woollahra' Long Street, Mosman, NSW in 1920
Did not marry
Died 28 August 1966 at Repatriation General Hospital, Concord, NSW
HYDE aka KEKWICK, Ellenor
Staff Nurse
AANS
Born 27 September 1877 in Penshurst, Vic.
Daughter of John HYDE
Married 06 May 1903 at St. Kilda Vic. to James William Daintry KEKWICK
Divorced 25 February 1918
Mother of Daintry Ned KEKWICK (her son)
Age 41 years
Enlisted 28 June 1918
Embarked 16 October 1918 in Sydney per “Malta”
Service in Egypt
Returned to Australia 02 August 1919 per “Delta” On Duty
Discharged 26 September 1919
Enlisted in her maiden name as she was divorced late in 1917
Legally she was Mrs. Kekwick not Miss Hyde
A flurry of paperwork, a statutory declaration and a lawyer were required to alter the records
Died 15 May 1952 in Perth, WA
Aged 78 years
Resided Mosman Park, WA
Buried Karrakatta Cemetery Crematorium Rose Gardens 4C 055
AANS
Born 27 September 1877 in Penshurst, Vic.
Daughter of John HYDE
Married 06 May 1903 at St. Kilda Vic. to James William Daintry KEKWICK
Divorced 25 February 1918
Mother of Daintry Ned KEKWICK (her son)
Age 41 years
Enlisted 28 June 1918
Embarked 16 October 1918 in Sydney per “Malta”
Service in Egypt
Returned to Australia 02 August 1919 per “Delta” On Duty
Discharged 26 September 1919
Enlisted in her maiden name as she was divorced late in 1917
Legally she was Mrs. Kekwick not Miss Hyde
A flurry of paperwork, a statutory declaration and a lawyer were required to alter the records
Died 15 May 1952 in Perth, WA
Aged 78 years
Resided Mosman Park, WA
Buried Karrakatta Cemetery Crematorium Rose Gardens 4C 055
HYLAND, Pauline Oliver
Sister
AANS
Born 1889 at Granville, NSW
Daughter of Luke HYLAND and Rose Mary nee DILLON
Age 26 years
Enlisted 10 August 1916
Embarked 09 December 1916 in Sydney per “Kaiser-I-Hind
Service in Egypt and ship “Ormonde” to England
Promoted to Sister 29 December 1918
Returned to Australia 18 April 1919 per “Wyreema”
Appointment terminated 11 July 1919
Repatriation contact 17 January 1961
Married James McMAHON in 1935
Died 1966 in Parramatta, NSW
AANS
Born 1889 at Granville, NSW
Daughter of Luke HYLAND and Rose Mary nee DILLON
Age 26 years
Enlisted 10 August 1916
Embarked 09 December 1916 in Sydney per “Kaiser-I-Hind
Service in Egypt and ship “Ormonde” to England
Promoted to Sister 29 December 1918
Returned to Australia 18 April 1919 per “Wyreema”
Appointment terminated 11 July 1919
Repatriation contact 17 January 1961
Married James McMAHON in 1935
Died 1966 in Parramatta, NSW
