LIDDY, Winefred Catherine
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Staff Nurse
AANS Born 25 September 1884 at Petersberg, SA Daughter of James LIDDY and Honora nee O'CONNELL Age 32 years Training Adelaide Hospital Enlisted 18 April 1917 at Keswick, SA Embarked 25 April 1917 in Melbourne per “Karoola” Service on No1 Hospital Ship Karoola throughout the war Returned to Australia 21 June 1919 per ”Karoola” Appointment terminated 20 August 1919 Continued as staff nurse at No7 AGH after discharge Married 23 September 1925 to Joseph Michael BECK at St. Joseph Church, Willunga, SA Family of 1 son and 1 daughter Died 31 January, 1966 at Yarowie Private Hospital, Henley, SA Cause of death General Arteriosclerosis Aged 81 years Resided 28 Dunrobin Road, Brighton, SA Buried Centennial Park, SA Catholic A Path AX Grave 640A - site expired (no inscription on headstone) SLSA B26285/154 |
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LIGHTBODY, Minnie Jane/Jean
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Staff Nurse
AANS Born 1875 in Bombala, NSW Daughter of Thomas LIGHTBODY and Margaret Campbell nee McCRACKEN Age 36 years Enlisted 05 May 1915 Embarked 24 May 1915 in Fremantle per “Mooltan” Service in Egypt, France and England Returned to Australia 04 May 1917 Appointment terminated 10 July 1917 By 1922 admitted to Port Pirie Hospital with Endocardritis (infection of the heart valves) Did not marry Died 19 September 1922 in Perth, WA Aged 46 years Resided North Perth, WA Buried Karrakatta Cemetery Anglican AA 0403 - site expired |
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There was gloom in the Perth Hospital a couple of weeks ago when it was known that Sister Lightbody had passed away. This young lady had been ailing for some time. She was generally beloved by the staff and patients.
Sunday Times Sunday 01 October 1922 page 22
Sunday Times Sunday 01 October 1922 page 22
LIMPUS, Ethel Maud
Staff Nurse
No 6 Section Sea Transport Staff
Born 04 April 1889 at Capella, Qld.
Daughter of Charles Morland LIMPUS and Susannah nee SALVAGE
Of George Street, Bundaberg, Qld.
Age 28 years
Enlisted 16 July 1917
Embarked 08 August 1917 in Sydney per “Achises”
Served in England
Transport duty on “Borda” “Beltana”
Returned to Australia 19 December 1918 per 'Borda'
Appointment terminated 06 January 1919
Repatriation contact 23 May 1967
Married Wilfred Edwin STEFENSEN in 1921 in Qld.
Died 03 September 1976 in NSW
No 6 Section Sea Transport Staff
Born 04 April 1889 at Capella, Qld.
Daughter of Charles Morland LIMPUS and Susannah nee SALVAGE
Of George Street, Bundaberg, Qld.
Age 28 years
Enlisted 16 July 1917
Embarked 08 August 1917 in Sydney per “Achises”
Served in England
Transport duty on “Borda” “Beltana”
Returned to Australia 19 December 1918 per 'Borda'
Appointment terminated 06 January 1919
Repatriation contact 23 May 1967
Married Wilfred Edwin STEFENSEN in 1921 in Qld.
Died 03 September 1976 in NSW
LIMPUS nee McPHAIL, Florence Aloysius
Staff Nurse
Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Reserve
Born 11 November 1884 at Dubbo, NSW
Daughter of Donald McPHAIL and Susan nee LONGERGAN
Married Walter LIMPUS in NSW in 1907
She had a daughter born in 1908 and in 1909 her husband died
Joined QAIMNSR 19 December 1915
NOK listed as Mrs. M DRABBLE (Sister) of 52 Popes Grove, Twickenham
Arrived in England 10 February 1916
Posted to 2nd Birmingham General Hospital
Embarked for duty to France 04 April 1916
No 7 Stationary Hospital 04 April 916
Hospital ship 'Cambria' 24 June 1916
13th General Hospital 24 July 1916 - 29 May 1917 under Matron E H HORDLEY, RRC
Leave for 14 days 30 May 1917
Returned to England from France for home service 17 August 1917
Posted to Lord Derby War Hospital Warrington 27 August 1917
'Staff Nurse Limpus, whilst in the above ward, was very indifferent as regards to carrying out her duties, and casual in her manners generally, but was kind to the patients - A L Barnes, Ward Sister O4'
'Staff Nurse Limpus is a very poor worker, and does not appear to take the slightest interest in anything she does. I consider her absolutely unreliable - F E Creese, Ward Sister G and H2'
'Staff Nurse Limpus appears quite disinterested and indifferent as regards her work. Slow, no idea of responsibility - C E Styles, War Sister J and K'
'Staff Nurse Limpus is a very poor worker, apathetic, and has no idea of taking any responsibility - U Stidston, Ward Sister AB2'
'I asked for a transfer from France in order to be near my little girl, who is this week coming from Australia so that she may be with me as much as possible. She will live with my husband's relations in London, Twickenham. I find myself in Lancashire almost as far from her as I should have been in France. I would respectfully ask, if it is in any way possible to transfer me to London or somewhere near, so that I may see her occasionally. I am not discontented here, but would appreciate it very much if I could be near enough to see her on my days off.
Transferred to King George Hospital, London 09 November 1917 for duty whilst awaiting passage to Australia
Resigned 11 March 1918 as she does not feel well
Appointment terminated 09 May 1918
Applied to Australian Authorities for passage home
Embarked for Australia 09 May 1918
In July 1920 working at Returned Soldier's Home, St. Andrews, Kalamunda, WA
Died 08 April 1966 in St. Leonards, NSW
Her friends will be pleased to know that Sister F. A. Limpus has returned to Perth, and is staying at the Returned Nurses' Home, in Ord street. Sister Limpus was lent by the Australian military for service with the Q.A.I.M.N.S.R., and has been for nearly three years in England and France.
The Daily News Tuesday 06 August 1918 page 4
Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Reserve
Born 11 November 1884 at Dubbo, NSW
Daughter of Donald McPHAIL and Susan nee LONGERGAN
Married Walter LIMPUS in NSW in 1907
She had a daughter born in 1908 and in 1909 her husband died
Joined QAIMNSR 19 December 1915
NOK listed as Mrs. M DRABBLE (Sister) of 52 Popes Grove, Twickenham
Arrived in England 10 February 1916
Posted to 2nd Birmingham General Hospital
Embarked for duty to France 04 April 1916
No 7 Stationary Hospital 04 April 916
Hospital ship 'Cambria' 24 June 1916
13th General Hospital 24 July 1916 - 29 May 1917 under Matron E H HORDLEY, RRC
Leave for 14 days 30 May 1917
Returned to England from France for home service 17 August 1917
Posted to Lord Derby War Hospital Warrington 27 August 1917
'Staff Nurse Limpus, whilst in the above ward, was very indifferent as regards to carrying out her duties, and casual in her manners generally, but was kind to the patients - A L Barnes, Ward Sister O4'
'Staff Nurse Limpus is a very poor worker, and does not appear to take the slightest interest in anything she does. I consider her absolutely unreliable - F E Creese, Ward Sister G and H2'
'Staff Nurse Limpus appears quite disinterested and indifferent as regards her work. Slow, no idea of responsibility - C E Styles, War Sister J and K'
'Staff Nurse Limpus is a very poor worker, apathetic, and has no idea of taking any responsibility - U Stidston, Ward Sister AB2'
'I asked for a transfer from France in order to be near my little girl, who is this week coming from Australia so that she may be with me as much as possible. She will live with my husband's relations in London, Twickenham. I find myself in Lancashire almost as far from her as I should have been in France. I would respectfully ask, if it is in any way possible to transfer me to London or somewhere near, so that I may see her occasionally. I am not discontented here, but would appreciate it very much if I could be near enough to see her on my days off.
Transferred to King George Hospital, London 09 November 1917 for duty whilst awaiting passage to Australia
Resigned 11 March 1918 as she does not feel well
Appointment terminated 09 May 1918
Applied to Australian Authorities for passage home
Embarked for Australia 09 May 1918
In July 1920 working at Returned Soldier's Home, St. Andrews, Kalamunda, WA
Died 08 April 1966 in St. Leonards, NSW
Her friends will be pleased to know that Sister F. A. Limpus has returned to Perth, and is staying at the Returned Nurses' Home, in Ord street. Sister Limpus was lent by the Australian military for service with the Q.A.I.M.N.S.R., and has been for nearly three years in England and France.
The Daily News Tuesday 06 August 1918 page 4
LINDSAY, Barbara
Sister
Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service Reserve
Born 27 October 1886 at Moree, NSW
Daughter of B LINDSAY Esq.
Chairman Of Dept, of Lands, Bridge Street, Sydney, NSW
Trained at Royal Price Alfred Hospital, Sydney, NSW January 1910 - January 1914
Theatre Sister at Manly Cottage Hospital, Sydney, NSW 6 months
Private Nursing 6 months
Enlisted 06 June 1915
Posted to 11 General Hospital 08 October 1915
Posted to 35 Casualty Clearing Station 20 June 1916
Posted to 3 Casualty Clearing Station 13 November 1916
On leave 23 January - 06 February 1917
Posted to 25 General Hospital 08 February 1917
Posted to 5 General Hospital 06 July 1917
Admitted to 8 General Hospital with NYD 03 November 1917
On leave 04 December - 17 December 1917
Resigned appointment 06 June 1918
To England from France
Returned to Australia 02 August 1918 per 'Malta'
Resided "Yavtara" 93 Union Street, North Sydney, NSW
"I am in receipt of your letter of 04 September 1918 and wish to thank you for same. Also to say, that I never would have resigned from the Queen Alexandra's Reserve, only that I felt so tire, I really needed a longer holiday, but I wish at the same time to thank you and any of your staff whom I worked with, for the gracious and kind treatment I received. I will never forget all the kindnesses that were extended to me whilst in France, and I would gladly return to the Queen Alexandra's Reserve tomorrow."
Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service Reserve
Born 27 October 1886 at Moree, NSW
Daughter of B LINDSAY Esq.
Chairman Of Dept, of Lands, Bridge Street, Sydney, NSW
Trained at Royal Price Alfred Hospital, Sydney, NSW January 1910 - January 1914
Theatre Sister at Manly Cottage Hospital, Sydney, NSW 6 months
Private Nursing 6 months
Enlisted 06 June 1915
Posted to 11 General Hospital 08 October 1915
Posted to 35 Casualty Clearing Station 20 June 1916
Posted to 3 Casualty Clearing Station 13 November 1916
On leave 23 January - 06 February 1917
Posted to 25 General Hospital 08 February 1917
Posted to 5 General Hospital 06 July 1917
Admitted to 8 General Hospital with NYD 03 November 1917
On leave 04 December - 17 December 1917
Resigned appointment 06 June 1918
To England from France
Returned to Australia 02 August 1918 per 'Malta'
Resided "Yavtara" 93 Union Street, North Sydney, NSW
"I am in receipt of your letter of 04 September 1918 and wish to thank you for same. Also to say, that I never would have resigned from the Queen Alexandra's Reserve, only that I felt so tire, I really needed a longer holiday, but I wish at the same time to thank you and any of your staff whom I worked with, for the gracious and kind treatment I received. I will never forget all the kindnesses that were extended to me whilst in France, and I would gladly return to the Queen Alexandra's Reserve tomorrow."
LINDSAY, Constance Emma
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Staff Nurse
AANS Born 14 November 1889 at Palmwoods, Qld. Daughter of James LINDSAY and Caroline nee BARLOW Age 27 years Enlisted 02 June 1917 Embarked 09 June 1917 in Sydney per “Mooltan” Service in Salonika Returned to Australia 13 April 1919 per “Wyreema” On Duty Appointment terminated 05 July 1919 Married Godfrey Francis McRAE in 1921 Mother of Alan Lindsay McRAE Died 1946 in Qld. Aged 56 years Resided "Ellendona' Biloela, Qld. Buried Lutwyche Cemetery MON 1 72a 55 |
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LINDSAY, Ina Isabel
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Sister
AANS Born 1888 in East Melbourne, Vic. Daughter of Samuel LINDSAY and Ina Thomasina nee McPHERSON Age 29 years Enlisted 08 October 1915 Duty at No 5 AGH till embarkation Embarked 06 December 1916 in Melbourne per “Orsova” Service in England and on the field in France Contracted Measles twice and Influenza twice Promoted to Sister 31 December 1918 Returned to Australia 21 December 1919 per “Port Napier” On Duty Appointment Terminated 22 April 1920 Did not marry Died 26 August 1973 in Melbourne, Vic. Cremated Springvale Botanical Cemetery and remains scattered |
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LINDSCHAU, Adelaide Isabel
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Staff Nurse
AANS Born 01 March 1890 at Adelaide, SA Daughter of Nicholas LINDSCHAU and Rose nee EVENS Age 27 years Enlisted 05 June 1917 Embarked 14 September 1917 in Melbourne per “Runic” Service in Egypt and Salonika Returned to Australia 02 October 1919 per “Port Napier” On Duty Appointment Terminated 21 March 1920 Did not marry Died 25 October 1943 Aged 53 years Resided Highgate, SA Buried Centennial Park Cemetery - site expired and reclaimed |
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MATRON LINDSCHAU LOVER OF CHILDREN
Aims at Health and Happiness
Matron A. I. Lindschau, who has been appointed matron of the Federated Protestant Children's Homes of South Australia, has had a wide experience, which will be of exceptional value to her in the new work."I love children," she said this morning, "and 1 am looking forward with keen interest to the work before me. I begin my new duties on Monday."Miss Lindschau is tail and dignified,and possesses a personality that will command love and respect. There is a quiet forcefulness about her, and she has the enthusiasm of a zealot for her work. She began her nursing career at the Adelaide Hospital, where she qualified for the general work. She then went to the Queen's Home, and gained her certificate for midwifery. She enlisted for active war service in 1917, and was attached to the British General Hospital in Egypt, Palestine, and Salonica, and in the No. 1 General Hospital, London. She came back in 1920. She gained her massage certificate at Guy's Hospital, London, and her child welfare certificate at the Karitane-Harris Hospital in Dunedin. She spent several years at the Sir Truby King Hospital, in Christchurch. She was three years with the Plunkett Society, and went in for an intense training in the dietetic and psychological treatment of the child. Naturally, she is a keen enthusiast in the Plunkett system."This system is a purely rational and sensible method of preventing the 'illness of a child rather than curing it," she remarked. "We consider that for perfect health there must be strict adherence to the primal essentials. These are laid down as fresh air, proper water, proper food, bathing, clothing, exercise, sensory stimulation, rest and sleep, correct management, and correct mothering."The Plunkett system is responsible for having reduced the mortality rate in New Zealand. One has only to watch its effect on children to become a red-hot enthusiast. Not only the poor mothers, but those of wealthy homes, would do well to follow this scheme. Overeating is as harmful as being ill-fed and wrong food is as bad as none at all."To an extent my training will be most helpful to me in my new position in the care of the young one finds it wiser to erect a fence at the top of the hill rather than to support an ambulance at the bottom. In others words, the prevention of ills of any sort is a great deal preferable to the curing, however effective, afterwards.''The children at the Protestant Home are healthy, and my aim shall be to keep them healthy and happy. 'There are 14 boys and eight girls at Morialta and I shall have two nurses on the staff."
News Thursday 09 July 1925 page 5
Aims at Health and Happiness
Matron A. I. Lindschau, who has been appointed matron of the Federated Protestant Children's Homes of South Australia, has had a wide experience, which will be of exceptional value to her in the new work."I love children," she said this morning, "and 1 am looking forward with keen interest to the work before me. I begin my new duties on Monday."Miss Lindschau is tail and dignified,and possesses a personality that will command love and respect. There is a quiet forcefulness about her, and she has the enthusiasm of a zealot for her work. She began her nursing career at the Adelaide Hospital, where she qualified for the general work. She then went to the Queen's Home, and gained her certificate for midwifery. She enlisted for active war service in 1917, and was attached to the British General Hospital in Egypt, Palestine, and Salonica, and in the No. 1 General Hospital, London. She came back in 1920. She gained her massage certificate at Guy's Hospital, London, and her child welfare certificate at the Karitane-Harris Hospital in Dunedin. She spent several years at the Sir Truby King Hospital, in Christchurch. She was three years with the Plunkett Society, and went in for an intense training in the dietetic and psychological treatment of the child. Naturally, she is a keen enthusiast in the Plunkett system."This system is a purely rational and sensible method of preventing the 'illness of a child rather than curing it," she remarked. "We consider that for perfect health there must be strict adherence to the primal essentials. These are laid down as fresh air, proper water, proper food, bathing, clothing, exercise, sensory stimulation, rest and sleep, correct management, and correct mothering."The Plunkett system is responsible for having reduced the mortality rate in New Zealand. One has only to watch its effect on children to become a red-hot enthusiast. Not only the poor mothers, but those of wealthy homes, would do well to follow this scheme. Overeating is as harmful as being ill-fed and wrong food is as bad as none at all."To an extent my training will be most helpful to me in my new position in the care of the young one finds it wiser to erect a fence at the top of the hill rather than to support an ambulance at the bottom. In others words, the prevention of ills of any sort is a great deal preferable to the curing, however effective, afterwards.''The children at the Protestant Home are healthy, and my aim shall be to keep them healthy and happy. 'There are 14 boys and eight girls at Morialta and I shall have two nurses on the staff."
News Thursday 09 July 1925 page 5
LINEHAM, M
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Sister
AANS Enlisted 25 June 1915 Embarked 16 July 1915 Appointment terminated 07 December 1919 |
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LINES, Nellie Elizabeth
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Sister
AANS Born 14 April 1889 in Nelson, New Zealand Daughter of Mr. Charles LINES and Grace nee MORRISON Age 27 years Enlisted 11 December 1916 Embarked 26 December 1916 in Melbourne per “Mooltan” Service in India Promoted to Sister 29 December 1918 Returned to Australia 08 August 1919 per “Katoomba” On Duty Appointment terminated 15 January 1920 Married Herbert EVERETT in 1927 Died 30 July 1974 in New Zealand Aged 85 years Courtesy of Tim Robinson (Ancestry) |
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LINKLATER, Elizabeth (Bessie)
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Staff Nurse
AANS Born 22 April 1881 at Willochra, SA Daughter of Edwin LINKLATER and Elizabeth nee KELLY Sister to Elma Mary LINKLATER - AANS Age 35 years Training Wakefield St Private Hospital Enlisted 07 June 1917 at Keswick, SA Embarked 14 June 1917 in Adelaide per “Mooltan” Service in Salonika Returned to Australia 31 May 1919 per “Khyber” On Duty Ill with Malaria 3 times complicated by Nephritis, tired and underweight Discharged as medically unfit 12 July 1919 Married on 12 July 1919 Frank Edward NORMAN Died 19 February 1921 in childbirth at Carshalton, Surrey, England Aged 39 years Photograph www.ancestry. com |
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LINKLATER, Elma Mary
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Sister
AANS Born at Willochra, SA Daughter of Edwin LINKLATER and Elizabeth nee KELLY Sister to Bessie LINKLATER - AANS Age 33 years Enlisted 26 April 1915 Embarked 15 May 1915 from Sydney NSW per RMS 'Mooltan' Service in Lemnos, Egypt France and on the field Mentioned in Sir General Douglas Haig’ Despatches of 07 April 1918 for conspicuous service Awarded Royal Red Cross 2nd Class for services in France and Flanders Returned to Australia 03 July 1919 per “Prinz Hubertus” On Duty Appointment terminated 26 October 1919 Did not marry Died 1962 in WA |
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Mentioned in despatches
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette: 24 October 1918
Location in Commonwealth of Australia Gazette: Page 2057, position 62
Date of London Gazette: 28 May 1918
Location in London Gazette: Page 6203, position 132
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette: 24 October 1918
Location in Commonwealth of Australia Gazette: Page 2057, position 62
Date of London Gazette: 28 May 1918
Location in London Gazette: Page 6203, position 132
Awarded Royal Red Cross 2nd Class
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette: 15 September 1919
Location in Commonwealth of Australia Gazette: Page 1372, position 7
Date of London Gazette: 3 June 1919
Location in London Gazette: Page 6842, position 7
Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette: 15 September 1919
Location in Commonwealth of Australia Gazette: Page 1372, position 7
Date of London Gazette: 3 June 1919
Location in London Gazette: Page 6842, position 7
LIPSCOMB, Inez Frances
Sister
AANS
Born Rochester, Vic.
Daughter of John LIPSCOMB
Age 30 years
Training Alfred Hospital
Enlisted 16 July 1917
Embarked 31 August 1917 in Sydney per “Wiltshire”
Service in Egypt and Salonika
Ill with Influenza November 1918
Returned to Australia 23 September 1919 per “Ascanius” On Duty
Appointment Terminated 20 March 1920
Died 06 February 1975 in Vic.
Resided Belgrave, Vic.
Buried 10 February 1975 at Springvale Botanical Cemeery Cassia Wall ZM, Niche 316
AANS
Born Rochester, Vic.
Daughter of John LIPSCOMB
Age 30 years
Training Alfred Hospital
Enlisted 16 July 1917
Embarked 31 August 1917 in Sydney per “Wiltshire”
Service in Egypt and Salonika
Ill with Influenza November 1918
Returned to Australia 23 September 1919 per “Ascanius” On Duty
Appointment Terminated 20 March 1920
Died 06 February 1975 in Vic.
Resided Belgrave, Vic.
Buried 10 February 1975 at Springvale Botanical Cemeery Cassia Wall ZM, Niche 316
LITTLE, Ivy Constance
Staff Nurse
AANS
Born 1895 in Uralla, NSW
Daughter of William Thomas LITTLE and Adelaide nee SWAN
Age 22 years
Enlisted 11 September 1917 in Sydney, NSW
Embarked 09 November 1918 in Sydney per “Wiltshire”
Service in India
Returned to Australia 01 December 1919 per “Medic” On Duty
Appointment Terminated 13 January 1920
Married William Ernest WATERFORD in 1927
Died 20 May 1989 in Coonamble, NSW
Aged 94 years
AANS
Born 1895 in Uralla, NSW
Daughter of William Thomas LITTLE and Adelaide nee SWAN
Age 22 years
Enlisted 11 September 1917 in Sydney, NSW
Embarked 09 November 1918 in Sydney per “Wiltshire”
Service in India
Returned to Australia 01 December 1919 per “Medic” On Duty
Appointment Terminated 13 January 1920
Married William Ernest WATERFORD in 1927
Died 20 May 1989 in Coonamble, NSW
Aged 94 years
LITTLE, Marjorie Grace
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Staff Nurse
AANS Born 1886 in Sydney, NSW Daughter of John LITTLE and Susan Evans nee WHITE Age 28 years Enlisted 14 July 1915 Embarked from Sydney 14 July 1915 per 'Orsova' Service in England at 1st Australian Auxillary Hospital from 03 September 1915 Served in France No 3 Australian General Hospital in Abbeville France from 20 April 1917 Resigned due to marriage 14 January 1918 Married Captain Charles Robert DUKE Both returned to New Zealand after the war Died 20 January 1964 in New Zealand Buried RSA section Wakapuaka Cemetery, Nelson, New Zealand Read more here |
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LIVINGSTONE, Ethel Elizabeth
Staff Nurse
AANS
Born 1886 in Belfast, Vic.
Daughter of William LIVINGSTONE and Ellen Lousia nee IRELAND
Age 27 years
Enlisted 03 May 1917 at Melbourne, Vic.
Rejected by AIF as having chronic and constant pharyngitis and tonsillitis
Did not serve abroad
Discharged 02 April 1918 at Victoria Barracks, Melbourne
Did not marry
Died 07 June 1948 in Qld.
Resided 38 Riverview Terrace, Hamilton, Brisbane, Qld.
Funeral service held at Mt. Thompson Crematorium
AANS
Born 1886 in Belfast, Vic.
Daughter of William LIVINGSTONE and Ellen Lousia nee IRELAND
Age 27 years
Enlisted 03 May 1917 at Melbourne, Vic.
Rejected by AIF as having chronic and constant pharyngitis and tonsillitis
Did not serve abroad
Discharged 02 April 1918 at Victoria Barracks, Melbourne
Did not marry
Died 07 June 1948 in Qld.
Resided 38 Riverview Terrace, Hamilton, Brisbane, Qld.
Funeral service held at Mt. Thompson Crematorium
LIVINGSTONE, Mary
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Sister
AANS Born 1882 in Cumberland, NSW Daughter of Neil LIVINGSTON and Agnes nee GARDINER Sister to Agnes EDWARDS Age 30 years Enlisted 03 November 1915 Embarked 04 November 1915 per “Orsova” Service in Egypt, France and on the field Promoted to Sister 01 October 1918 Returned to Australia 08 May 1919 Appointment terminated 18 August 1919 Repatriation contact 09 June 1959 Did not marry Medals returned 25 August 1960 Died 1974 in NSW www.awm.gov.au P01425.004 |
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LLEWELLYN, Daisie Mary
Staff Nurse
AANS
Born Daisy LLEWELLYN 1889 in Ballarat East, Vic.
Daughter of Erskine Evan LLEWELLYN and Annie nee ROBERTS
Age 27 years
Enlisted 18 August 1916
Duty at No 5 AGH till embarkation
Embarked 06 December 1916 in Melbourne per “Orsova”
Service in France and England
Resigned appointment in England 03 January 1918 due to marriage
Married Herbert Charles LUDBROOK in England in 1918
Returned to Australia as Mrs. LUDBOOK 29 January 1919 per “Dunluce Castle”
Died 24 November 1970 in Perth, WA
Aged 79 years
Resided Dianeela, WA
Cremated Karrakatta Cemetery and ashes collected by Funeral Director
AANS
Born Daisy LLEWELLYN 1889 in Ballarat East, Vic.
Daughter of Erskine Evan LLEWELLYN and Annie nee ROBERTS
Age 27 years
Enlisted 18 August 1916
Duty at No 5 AGH till embarkation
Embarked 06 December 1916 in Melbourne per “Orsova”
Service in France and England
Resigned appointment in England 03 January 1918 due to marriage
Married Herbert Charles LUDBROOK in England in 1918
Returned to Australia as Mrs. LUDBOOK 29 January 1919 per “Dunluce Castle”
Died 24 November 1970 in Perth, WA
Aged 79 years
Resided Dianeela, WA
Cremated Karrakatta Cemetery and ashes collected by Funeral Director
LLEWELLYN, Gwladys Gwynne
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Sister
AANS Born 1881 in Braidwood, NSW Daughter of Rees LLEWELLYN and Annie nee MASON Age 33 years Enlisted November 1914 Service in Egypt, England and France Promoted to Sister 02 February 1916 Returned to Australia to be married 12 November 1916 per “Wiltshire” On Duty Appointment terminated 17 January 1917 upon marriage Married Major Frank Rupert HEWITT on 17 January 1917 Died 30 September 1946 Resided Mt. Colah, NSW Buried Northern Suburbs Crematorium www.awm.gov.au H16405 |
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DEATH OF ORIGINAL A.A.N.S. Mrs. Gladys Gwynne Hewitt, who died on September 30, was a member of the nursing staff at Sydney Hospital at the outbreak of war in 1914. She enlisted with the AA.N.S., and sailed with the first contingent of nurses, attached to the 2nd A.G.H. Her husband, Major Frank Hewitt,is a veteran of the South African War and World War I (7th and 59th Bns.). Their only son, Alan, an original of the 2/13th Bn., with service in the Middle East and New Guinea, finished up the last war as an officer of the 2 '17th Bn. The other member of the family, daughter Ailsa, is following in her mother's footsteps as a nurse at the Royal North Shore Hospital. A native of Braidwood, daughter of Dr. Rees Llewellyn, and educated at the public school here, Gladys married Frank Hewitt in 1917. They lived in the Solomon Islands from 1925 to 1934, when they transferred their home to Sydney. Major Hewitt is one of the old identities of the Solomons. He first went there, in the employ of Lever Bros., after the South African War. Guadalcanal, one of the hot spots in the Pacific war, was a plantation the major hewed out of the jungle in 1904, with the aid of carstwhile cannibals. For many years he was manager of Lever Bros. Plantations Ltd., stationed in the islands. In 1934 he was appointed managing director of the company, with headquarters hi Sydney, until his retirement in 1940. Braidwood Review and District Advocate Tuesday 14 January 1947 page 1 |
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LLOYD, Ethel Graham
Sister
AANS
Born 1892 at Charters Towers, Qld
Daughter of Joseph Maurice LLOYD and Ann Jane Mary nee GRAHAM
Age 25 years
Enlisted 01 May 1917
Embarked 09 May 1917 in Sydney per “Ulysses”
Service in England and Italy
Promoted to Sister 09 June 1919
Returned to Australia 31 July 1919 per “Main” On Duty
Appointment terminated 23 November 1919
Did not marry
Died 1963 in Qld.
AANS
Born 1892 at Charters Towers, Qld
Daughter of Joseph Maurice LLOYD and Ann Jane Mary nee GRAHAM
Age 25 years
Enlisted 01 May 1917
Embarked 09 May 1917 in Sydney per “Ulysses”
Service in England and Italy
Promoted to Sister 09 June 1919
Returned to Australia 31 July 1919 per “Main” On Duty
Appointment terminated 23 November 1919
Did not marry
Died 1963 in Qld.
LLOYD, Maud Margaret
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Staff Nurse
AANS Born 10 June 1891 in Cairo, Egypt Daughter of Richard LLOYD and Clara nee BOREHAM Of Windsor, UK Age 25 years Enlisted 08 December 1916 Embarked 29 June 1917 in Melbourne per “Mooltan” Service in Salonika Ill with Influenza September 1918 Resigned appointment due to marriage 29 November 1918 Married in Salonika to Captain Raoul Julien Toreau De MARNEY in 1918 Died 1961 in Woodgreen, England |
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