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JUDD, Eleanor Mary
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Sister
AANS 1st Australian General Hospital Born 1877 at Echuca, Vic. Daughter of Thomas William JUDD and Marion nee DAVIDSON Of 29 Falmouth St., Glenferrie, Vic. Trained at Port Fairy, Vic. Enlisted 29 March 1915 Embarked 10 April 1915 Served in France and England Returned to Australia 27 February 1919 per 'Osterley' Discharged 22 September 1919 Became Mrs. E M OLIVER of Paisuano, Equi, Chile, South America |
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JUDD, Helen Muriel
Staff Nurse
Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service Reserve
Daughter of T C JUDD
Of Pacific Cable Board Office, 77 Pitt Street, Sydney, NSW
Resided Sydney, NSW prior to enlistment
Trained three years at Brisbane General Hospital, Qld.
One year charge nurse at Brisbane Hospital
Four years and a half Sister at Brisbane Hospital
Three months Sister at Mackay Hospital, North Qld.
Nine months Acting Matron at Mackay Hospital
During term as Sister in Brisbane Hospital, had charge of Infectious Hospital, Operating Theatre, Fever Wards Out Patients Dept., Surgical and Medical Wards.
Embarked from Australia 16 December 1915
Arrived in UK 10 February 1916
NOK Maria JUDD (Aunt) of 12 Bateman Street, Soho, London W.
Posted 10 February 1916
To 11 General Hospital 02 April 916
To 39 Casualty Clearing Station
To 36 Casualty Clearing Station 27 January 1917
To 38 Casualty Clearing Station 18 February 1917
To Nurses Hostel Abbeville (Duty) 01 November 1917
To 8 General Hospital 31 May 1918
To 41 Stationary Hospital 13 August 1918
To 53 Casualty Clearing Station 21 August 1918
To 41 Casualty Clearing Station 27 September 1918
'Staff Nurse Judd joined 41 CCS on September 27 1918 and left on December 16th 1918. She is a well trained capable Nurse. Her administrative capacity and powers of initiative are fairly good. She is good tempered, kind, attentive, conscientious and a favourite with her patients. Miss Judd is able and willing to train orderlies properly. She is tactful, energetic, reliable and punctual. Her influence in the wards and mess is excellent. Miss Judd is highly educated and speaks French fluently. She was Matron in a small Hospital in Australia previous to joining for active service.'
To 32 Stationary Hospital 01 January 1919
To UK for demobilisation 21 April 1919
Returned to Australia 06 August 1919 per 'Katoomba'
Appointment terminated 11 September 1919
Did not marry
Died 04 June 1958 at Hornsby District Hospital, NSW
Late of Chatswood, NSW
Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service Reserve
Daughter of T C JUDD
Of Pacific Cable Board Office, 77 Pitt Street, Sydney, NSW
Resided Sydney, NSW prior to enlistment
Trained three years at Brisbane General Hospital, Qld.
One year charge nurse at Brisbane Hospital
Four years and a half Sister at Brisbane Hospital
Three months Sister at Mackay Hospital, North Qld.
Nine months Acting Matron at Mackay Hospital
During term as Sister in Brisbane Hospital, had charge of Infectious Hospital, Operating Theatre, Fever Wards Out Patients Dept., Surgical and Medical Wards.
Embarked from Australia 16 December 1915
Arrived in UK 10 February 1916
NOK Maria JUDD (Aunt) of 12 Bateman Street, Soho, London W.
Posted 10 February 1916
To 11 General Hospital 02 April 916
To 39 Casualty Clearing Station
To 36 Casualty Clearing Station 27 January 1917
To 38 Casualty Clearing Station 18 February 1917
To Nurses Hostel Abbeville (Duty) 01 November 1917
To 8 General Hospital 31 May 1918
To 41 Stationary Hospital 13 August 1918
To 53 Casualty Clearing Station 21 August 1918
To 41 Casualty Clearing Station 27 September 1918
'Staff Nurse Judd joined 41 CCS on September 27 1918 and left on December 16th 1918. She is a well trained capable Nurse. Her administrative capacity and powers of initiative are fairly good. She is good tempered, kind, attentive, conscientious and a favourite with her patients. Miss Judd is able and willing to train orderlies properly. She is tactful, energetic, reliable and punctual. Her influence in the wards and mess is excellent. Miss Judd is highly educated and speaks French fluently. She was Matron in a small Hospital in Australia previous to joining for active service.'
To 32 Stationary Hospital 01 January 1919
To UK for demobilisation 21 April 1919
Returned to Australia 06 August 1919 per 'Katoomba'
Appointment terminated 11 September 1919
Did not marry
Died 04 June 1958 at Hornsby District Hospital, NSW
Late of Chatswood, NSW
JUDGE, Christina Florence
Masseuse
AANS
12th Australian General Hospital
Born Christina Florence JUDGE 1903 in WA
Daughter of Geoffrey Thomas JUDGE and Sarah Rosalie nee HOSKING
No overseas service
AANS
12th Australian General Hospital
Born Christina Florence JUDGE 1903 in WA
Daughter of Geoffrey Thomas JUDGE and Sarah Rosalie nee HOSKING
No overseas service
JURD, Lenore
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Staff Nurse
AANS Born Jane Lenore JURD 24 October 1879 at Warrialda, NSW Daughter of John Daniel JURD and Jane Eliza nee IZZARD Of Waercourse Hotel, More, NSW Enlisted 02 September 1916 Embarked 02 September 1916 from Sydney per 'Kashgar' Served in Bombay, India Returned to Australia 10 May 1919 per 'Karoa' Appointment terminated 20 June 1919 Died 24 October 1964 in Sydney, NSW Aged 85 years Photo source - Ancestry contributed by Lynette Holmes |
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WELCOME HOME.
At the social held at the Catholic school hall on Tuesday night in aid of St. Francis Xavier's Tennis Club opportunity was taken to welcome home Nurse Lenore Jurd and Soldiers W.Byrnes, R. Johnston, J. Bloomfield. J. Smith, A. Smith, and Butterworth, and also to make a presentation to Nurse. Jurd. The Rev. Father Lloyd, in welcoming the returned heroes, said they all rejoiced to have them back again safe and sound. As a Catholic priest, it was pleasing to him to know that four out of the six returned men on the stage that night were Catholics. It was also very pleasing to him to be able to state that of the Catholic population of Australia, the Catholics had contributed man for man to the firing line. With reference to Nurse Jurd, Father Lloyd said that although Nurse Jurd had resided in the district all her life she was practically a stranger to most of those present. Nearly three years ago Nurse Jurd feeling that she would like, in some way, to assist In the great war, offered her services as a nurse. She was accepted, and sent to India, where she remained for a considerable length of time. She afterwards went to Egypt, and later on to England. 'Nurses,' said the rev. gentleman 'are called 'Angels of Mercy,' and an angel of mercy Nurse Jurd proved herself to be as, often tired and weary herself, she went about her duties attending the wounded.' |
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On behalf of her many friends, Father Lloyd then presented Nurse Jurd with a handsome silver-mounted hairbrush, comb, and hand mirror as a slight token of the esteem in which she was held and to mark the occasion of her safe return. Alderman T. R. Hogan supported Father Lloyd's remarks. Private J. Smith in responding on behalf of himself and his comrades, thanked them for the hearty welcome that had been extended to them. He could assure them they were all very pleased to be home again. 'I am no good at speaking,' said Private Smith,''so if you don't mind I will give you a recitation. And I don't mind telling you that I am not much good at reciting, either.' Private- Smith then recited 'The Australians at Gallipoll, which was greatly appreciated.
Mr. W. Maher responded on behalf of Nurse Jurd, the company sang 'For they aro Jelly good fellows,' and the proceedings closed. Dancing was then resumed.
Moree Gwydir Examiner and General Advertiser Friday 30 May 1919 page 5
Photo source - Ancestry contributed by Lynette Holmes
Mr. W. Maher responded on behalf of Nurse Jurd, the company sang 'For they aro Jelly good fellows,' and the proceedings closed. Dancing was then resumed.
Moree Gwydir Examiner and General Advertiser Friday 30 May 1919 page 5
Photo source - Ancestry contributed by Lynette Holmes
JUST, Ruby Bertha
Sister
AANS
Born 1888 at Sunbury, Vic.
Daughter of Herman Charles JUST and Annie Elizabeth nee SAUNDERS
NOK - Father - Secretary, Hospital for Insane, Kew Vic.
Trained at Ballarat District Hospital
Enlisted 09 July 1915
Embarked 17 July 1915 per 'Morea'
Served in France
Returned to Australia 30 January 1919 per 'Orontes'
Appointment terminated 19 March 1919
Died 1985 at Elwood, Vic.
Aged 97 years
Cremated Springvale Botanical Cemetery 27 February 1985
AANS
Born 1888 at Sunbury, Vic.
Daughter of Herman Charles JUST and Annie Elizabeth nee SAUNDERS
NOK - Father - Secretary, Hospital for Insane, Kew Vic.
Trained at Ballarat District Hospital
Enlisted 09 July 1915
Embarked 17 July 1915 per 'Morea'
Served in France
Returned to Australia 30 January 1919 per 'Orontes'
Appointment terminated 19 March 1919
Died 1985 at Elwood, Vic.
Aged 97 years
Cremated Springvale Botanical Cemetery 27 February 1985
JUSTICE, Mabel
Sister
AANS
Born 09 May 1884 at Cork, Ireland
Daughter of Thomas JUSTICE and Delia Agnes nee MORONEY
Of Jamieson, Vic.
Trained at St. Vincent's Hospital
Enlisted 28 March 1916
Embarked 01 April 1916 No 2 Hospital Ship 'Kanowna'
Served on No 2 Hospital Ship 'Kanowna' for 7 voyages between England and Australia
Detatched from 2 AAH for return to Australia 13 July 1917
Struck off Strength 25 February 1918
Re-enlisted 14 October 1918
Embarked 16 October 1918 from Sydney per 'Malta'
Served in India
Returned to Australia 23 January 1920 per 'Charon'
Discharged as medically unfit 18 July 1920
Died as Mabel Juliana JUSTICE 23 February 1976 at Camberwell, Vic.
Aged 91 years
Resided Camberwell, Vic.
AANS
Born 09 May 1884 at Cork, Ireland
Daughter of Thomas JUSTICE and Delia Agnes nee MORONEY
Of Jamieson, Vic.
Trained at St. Vincent's Hospital
Enlisted 28 March 1916
Embarked 01 April 1916 No 2 Hospital Ship 'Kanowna'
Served on No 2 Hospital Ship 'Kanowna' for 7 voyages between England and Australia
Detatched from 2 AAH for return to Australia 13 July 1917
Struck off Strength 25 February 1918
Re-enlisted 14 October 1918
Embarked 16 October 1918 from Sydney per 'Malta'
Served in India
Returned to Australia 23 January 1920 per 'Charon'
Discharged as medically unfit 18 July 1920
Died as Mabel Juliana JUSTICE 23 February 1976 at Camberwell, Vic.
Aged 91 years
Resided Camberwell, Vic.
