What did your Great Grannie do in the Great War?

[AllanMc134]

Thanks Bill,
I have added her name to my list. Munitions workers are very hard to find, sinc3e they appear to have left no official records. I already have your mother's photograph, from a previous correspondence.

Regards,

Allan

[AllanMc134]

Another name has been added:-

Worker Janet Wyper WILSON - W.A.A.C./Q.M.A.A.C.

Regards,

Allan

[AllanMc134]

I have just added another selection of names to my list.

Miss M. ANDERSON – Civilian Nurse
Nurse Jean BROOM A.R.R.C. – V.A.D. Nurse
Nurse Alexandrina BUCHAN A.R.R.C. – V.A.D. Nurse
Dr. Maud FORRESTER-BROWN – Civilian Doctor
Assistant Matron Annie GARDNER A.R.R.C. – Civilian Nurse
Sister Agnes GREENSHIELDS A.R.R.C. – Civilian Nurse
Theatre Sister Elizabeth HENDRY – Civilian Nurse
Charge Sister Nancy LOGAN A.R.R.C. – Civilian Nurse
Sister Johann MCKINNON A.R.R.C. – Civilian Nurse
Sister Jessie MCLEAN A.R.R.C. – Civilian Nurse
Miss Minnie Ronald MAIR - Civilian Masseuse
Miss D. MURRAY - Civilian Nurse
Staff Nurse Euphemia THOMSON A.R.R.C. – Civilian Nurse

If anyone knows of any other names I can add, please let me know.

Regards,

Allan

[AllanMc134]

I have now added another 2 names, both found in the Bo'ness Journal of 22nd January, 1915.:-

Staff Nurse Jean {[Jeanie} LINKSTONe - T.F.N.S., who served at the 1st Scottish General Hospital in Aberdeen, and then served abroad.
Nurse MCCALLUM - T.F.N.S., who served in Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Does anyone know her forename?

Regards,

Allan

[AllanMc134]

I have just added another 2 names:-

Sister Sarah Edith MCCLELLAND and Sister E.J.M. SAMSON. Both of them worked for the Q.A.R.N.N.S. {Queen Alexandra's Royal Naval Nursing Service} at the Royal Naval Sick Berth, South Queensferry.

Regards,

Allan