AANS Nurses A to D

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Hobart, Tasmania

Darlinghurst, New South Wales

Blayney, New South Wales

Caulfield, Victoria

Armadale, Victoria

Kalgoorlie, Western Australia

Bogabilla via Goondiwindi, Queensland

Boggabilla, New South Wales

Melbourne, Victoria

Adelaide, South Australia

Lindfield, New South Wales

Darlinghurst, New South Wales

Enoggera, Queensland

West Coburg, Victoria

East Brisbane, Queensland

Kangaroo Point, Queensland

Ballarat, Victoria

Melbourne, Victoria

Kogarah, New South Wales

Kangaroo Point, Queensland

Arncliffe, New South Wales

Tamworth, New South Wales

Darlinghurst, New South Wales

Penrith, New South Wales

Whittlesea, Victoria

Brisbane, Queensland

Enoggera, Queensland

Semaphore, South Australia

Kangaroo Point, Queensland

Sydney, New South Wales

Hawthorn, Victoria

Subiaco, Western Australia

Mosman, New South Wales

Waverley, New South Wales

Glebe Point, New South Wales

Cottesloe Beach, Western Australia

Nhill, Victoria

Northcote, Victoria

Adelaide, South Australia

Bondi, New South Wales

Bondi, New South Wales

Geelong, Victoria

Darlinghurst, New South Wales

Surrey Hills, Victoria

Braidwood, New South Wales

Ballarat, Victoria

Epping, New South Wales

Geelong, Victoria

Ballarat, Victoria

Adelaide, South Australia

Sale, Victoria

St Kilda, Victoria

Croydon, New South Wales

Portarlington, Victoria

Glenferrie, Victoria

Adelaide, South Australia

Enoggera, Queensland

Kyneton, Victoria

Windsor, Queensland

Cottesloe, Western Australia

Enoggera, Queensland

Enoggera, Queensland

Penshurst, New South Wales

Melbourne, Victoria

Mossgiel via Hay, New South Wales

Bay View Hill, Mascot, New South Wales

Ballarat, Victoria

Melbourne, Victoria

Claremont, Western Australia

Orange, New South Wales

Kempsey, New South Wales

Enoggera, Queensland

Sandringham, Victoria

Kangaroo Point, Queensland

Melbourne, Victoria

Subiaco, Western Australia

Neutral Bay, New South Wales

Wahroonga, New South Wales

Adelaide, South Australia

Terang, Victoria

East Melbourne, Victoria

Mosman, New South Wales

Caulfield, Victoria

Sydney, New South Wales

Brisbane, Queensland

Paddington, New South Wales

Randwick, New South Wales

Enoggera, Queensland

Gippsland, Victoria

Sydney, New South Wales

Armadale, Victoria

Woodville Road, Birkenhead, England

Melbourne, Victoria

Mosman, New South Wales

Unley, South Australia

Sydney, New South Wales

Mosman, New South Wales

Landsborough, Queensland

Kangaroo Point, Queensland

Kilcoy, Queensland

Kangaroo Island, South Australia

Melbourne, Victoria

Darling Point, New South Wales

Bendigo, Victoria

Frankston, Victoria

Orbost, Victoria

Orbost, Victoria

Stanthorpe, Queensland

Melbourne, Victoria

Sydney, New South Wales

Hackney, South Australia

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AANS Service Record

AANS Service Summary

RRC, 1918 Australian Army Nursing Service

ARRC, 1919 Australian Army Nursing Service

Mention in Despatches

Medal for Military merit, 4th Class (Greece)

On Nominal Roll Fate: Drowned ( no date given)

Family give death as died 1922 in New Zealand

Mother ANZAC

What a woman she was .... wonder what happened to her kids ??

She drank her scotch straight, ("scotch is for drinking, not bathing in" she would say), she did her talking the same way, played poker to beat the boys and ran ballroom functions in Brisbane that were attended by the high and mighty.

She grew up in gold mining towns, was widowed in 1891 with 3 little kids to raise but in the great flood of 1893 she climbed into a boat and went to rescue stranded families.

She did a tour of duty with the AIF after enlisting at age 57 (she 'forgot' 10 years of her age on her papers) and she signed up for another.

She worked with the Maoris in NZ after she contracted diabetes, was buried with full Maori tribal honours and along the way she revolutionised the AIF attitude to massage (now called physiotherapy).

She was Staff Nurse Esther Barnett. She enlisted on August 18, 1915 when the terrible cost of Gallipoli was starting to be realised. Born 1857, she was 57 when she enlisted but she 'forgot' a few years. 3 days after enlisting the qualified masseuse who had worked in London hospitals, was on her way. She and the other 17 male and female practitioners of the art of medical massage were on their way to Egypt. They worked on up to 40 cases per day in a field that was only just starting to be recognised by military authorities. Many patients, particularly shell shocked ones in total or near total paralysis responded well and quickly. Shell shock was likened by many to fear or cowardice but is now recognised as PTSD. She came home in 1917 and worked with the Matron at the 6th Australian General Hospital but duty called and she returned overseas in June of 1918. Illness stopped her getting there and she disembarked in Wellington NZ. After release from hospital she worked amongst the Maori tribes until her death in 1921.

ARRC, 1919 AANS - Services in India

on board No 2 Hospital Ship Kanowa on 25 September 1917

ARRC, 1917 Australian Army Nursing Service

ARRC, 1919 AANS - With British forces in Salonika

BENNETT, Alma - RRC, 1918 Australian Army Nursing Service

Mention in Despatches

ARRC, 1917 Australian Army Nursing Service

Royal Red Cross, Second Class BOISSIER, Phyllis Mary - ARRC, 1916 Australian Army Nursing Service

- 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

Royal Red Cross, Second Class

BOUGHTON, Lucy - ARRC, 1917 Australian Army Nursing Service

Mention in Despatches

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

RRC, 1919 AANS - 3 Australian Auxiliary Hospital

ARRC, 1917 AANS - with QAIMNS

BURNS, Grace Helena - ARRC, 1919 Australian Army Nursing Service

Mention in Despatches

Mention in Despatches

ARRC, 1918 Australian Army Nursing Service

Has two service entries

BROWN, Ruby Davina Mary

Brisbane, Queensland

Melbourne Hospital, Victoria

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ARRC, 1918 Australian Army Nursing Service

RRC, 1918 AANS - With British forces in Salonika

Medaille des Epidemies (en Vermeil)

Mention in Despatches

Medal for Military Merit, 4th Class (Greece)

Medal for Military Merit, 4th Class (Greece)

RRC, 1917 Australian Army Nursing Service

Mention in Despatches

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

Mention in Despatches

CHAPMAN, Eva Helen - RRC, 1919 AANS - With British forces in Egypt

Mention in Despatches

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ARRC, 1919 Australian Army Nursing Service

Associate of the Royal Red Cross (2nd Class)

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.

Mention in Despatches

KBE

COOKE, Elsie May - ARRC, 1919 AANS - With British forces in Egypt

COOMBES, Annie Isobel - ARRC, 1919 AANS - 2 Australian Auxiliary Hospital

Royal Red Cross, Second Class

COOPER, Alice Mary - RRC, 1919 Australian Army Nursing Service

COOPER, Alice Mary - ARRC, 1917 Australian Army Nursing Service

Mention in Despatches

Military Medal 1918 LOND GAZ 3085

Mention in Despatches

ARRC, 1917, RRC, 1919 Australian Army Nursing Service

Member of the Royal Red Cross (1st Class)

Royal Red Cross, Second Class

ARRC, 1917 Australian Army Nursing Service

Royal Red Cross, Second Class

CREAL, Rose - RRC, 1919 AANS - With British forces in Egypt

ARRC, 1918 Australian Army Nursing Service

Mention in Despatches

ARRC, 1919 Australian Army Nursing Service

ARRC, 1918 Australian Army Nursing Service

Medal for Military Merit, 4th Class (Greece)

RRC, 1920 AANS - Service in the Afghan War

Kaisar-I-Hind Medal

The King has been graciously pleased to make the following award for Public Service in India.'

Source: 'Commonwealth Gazette' No. 42

Date: 20 May 1920

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.

Mention in Despatches

Mention in Despatches

Royal Red Cross, 2nd Class

OBE

Military Medal 1917 AUST ANS MM LOND GAZ 30312

- ARRC, 1919 Australian Army Nursing Service

- ARRC, 1918 Australian Army Nursing Service

Medal card of Derrer, Mary Jane

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DERRER, Mary Jane - MM, 1917 AUST ANS. MM 28/9/1917 LOND GAZ 30312

Mention in Despatches

DICKSON, Clarice Molyneux - RRC, 1918 Australian Army Nursing Service

DOHERTY, Gertrude Marion - ARRC, 1918 Australian Army Nursing Service

ARRC, 1919 AANS - With British forces in Egypt

ARRC, 1916 Australian Army Nursing Service

Mention in Despatches

Royal Red Cross, Second Class

DOWSLEY, Annie Elizabeth - RRC, 1918 Australian Army Nursing Service

Member of the Royal Red Cross (1st Class)

Mention in Despatches

Mention in Despatches

Medal for Military Merit, 4th Class (Greece)

Wagga Wagga, New South Wales

Roseville, New South Wales

Gladstone, Queensland

Stanmore, New South Wales

Armadale, Victoria

Stanmore, New South Wales

Kilgin, Richmond River, New South Wales

Inverell, New South Wales

Echuca, Victoria

Vacy, New South Wales

Glen Huntly, Victoria

Sydney, New South Wales

Robe, South Australia

Fremantle, Western Australia

Stoney Creek, South Gippsland, Victoria

Darlinghurst, New South Wales

Lindfield, New South Wales

Dandenong, Victoria

Glenelg, South Australia

'Ascham', Darling Point, New South Wales

St Kilda, Victoria

Galloway Plains Station via Calliope, Queensland

Perth, Western Australia

'Genregan', Hunter Street, Parramatta, New South Wales

Stawell, Victoria

Adelaide, South Australia

Woodville, South Australia

Yarrawonga, Victoria

North Sydney, New South Wales

Hobart, Tasmania

Carrawana, Goulburn, New South Wales

Tiaro, Queensland

Delamore, South Australia

Perth, Western Australia

Cremorne, New South Wales

Adelaide, South Australia

Exeter, South Australia

Mudgee, New South Wales

Albert Park, Victoria

Ashfield, New South Wales

Elsternwick, Victoria

Windsor, Queensland

Surrey Hills, Victoria

Scone, New South Wales

Summer Hill, New South Wales

Subiaco, Western Australia

Castlemaine, Victoria

Penrith, New South Wales

Lewisham, New South Wales

East Kew, Victoria

Penrith, New South Wales

Cottesloe, Western Australia

Darlinghurst, New South Wales

Melbourne, Victoria

Adelaide, South Australia

Manly, New South Wales

Alfred Hospital, Victoria

Surrey Hills, Victoria

Croydon, New South Wales

Victoria Avenue, Remuera, Auckland, New Zealand

'Kyalami', Jersey Road, Artarmon, New South Wales

Wongan Hills, Western Australia

Paddington, New South Wales

Windsor, New South Wales

Gundagai, New South Wales

Enoggera, Queensland

Lockleys, South Australia

Tilba Tilba, New South Wales

Caulfield, Victoria

Northcote, Victoria

East Malvern, Victoria

South Yarra, Victoria

Kangaroo Point, Queensland

Denman, New South Wales

Kangaroo Point, Queensland

North Sydney, New South Wales

Woy Woy, New South Wales

Fermanagh, Yass, New South Wales

Petersham, New South Wales

Melbourne, Victoria

Brisbane, Queensland

Ellalong, Maitland, New South Wales

Oakleigh, Victoria

Sydney, New South Wales

Adelaide, South Australia

Clovelly, New South Wales

Fremantle, Western Australia

Perth, Western Australia

South Yarra, Victoria

Darlinghurst, New South Wales

Gawler, South Australia

Darlinghurst, New South Wales

Toorak, Victoria

Wentworth, New South Wales

St Kilda, Victoria

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D'ARCY, Ruby

Victoria

Caulfield, Victoria

Windsor, Queensland

Singleton, New South Wales

Millicent, South Australia

Pott's Point, New South Wales

Albury, New South Wales

Kalgoorlie, Western Australia

Kalgoorlie, Western Australia

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Lewisham, New South Wales

Darlinghurst, New South Wales

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Adelaide, South Australia

Melbourne, Victoria

Elsternwick, Victoria

Semaphore, South Australia

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South Yarra, Victoria

Randwick, New South Wales

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Hobart, Tasmania

Fairfield Park, Victoria

Kangaroo Point, Queensland

Windsor, Queensland

Mildura, Victoria

Darlinghurst, New South Wales

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'Currata', Grose Vale, New South Wales

Darlinghurst, New South Wales

East Prahran, Victoria

Melbourne, Victoria

Brisbane, Queensland

Claremont, Western Australia

Warracknabeal, Victoria

East St Kilda, Victoria

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Terang, Victoria

Carlton, Victoria

Ashfield, New South Wales

Melbourne Hospital, Victoria

Hunter's Hill, New South Wales

Windsor, Queensland

Auburn, Victoria

Ouyen, Victoria

Snake Plains, Huon, Tasmania

Kangaroo Point, Queensland

Queenscliff, Victoria

Glenroy, Victoria

Sydney, New South Wales

Hobart, Tasmania

East St Kilda, Victoria

Camberwell, Victoria

Upper Macedon, Victoria

Coorparoo, Queensland

Melbourne, Victoria

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