Bridge (nee Cordingley), Grace Marion
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USyd
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World War I
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Family name
Bridge (nee Cordingley)
Given name(s)
Grace Marion
Initials
G.M.
Honorific
Mrs.
Gender
Female
Naming note
Nee Cordingley
Early education
Tertiary education
Military service
Survived
Survived WWI
Occupations
Bridge (nee Cordingley) G.M. : Resident Medical Officer 1 Jun 1913 - 1 Dec 1913 New Hospital for Women @ London [ England ]Bridge (nee Cordingley) G.M. : Pathologist 1919 - Australian Red Cross @ Sydney [ NSW Australia ]Bridge (nee Cordingley) G.M. : Medical Practitioner 1921 - 1956 @ Nowra [ NSW Australia ]
Other events
Bridge (nee Cordingley) G.M. : Military and health.EnlistedBridge (nee Cordingley) G.M. : Relationships.Married 6 Mar 1920 - @ St Philip's Church : Sydney [ NSW Australia ]Bridge (nee Cordingley) G.M. : Specific terms.Attended British Medical Association Conference 1929 - @ Sydney [ NSW Australia ]Bridge (nee Cordingley) G.M. : Specific terms.Retired 1956
OCRd book entry or other narrative
M.A.; L.M.S.S.A. (Lond.) : Pathologist, Military Hospital, England. Sailing in March, 1915, was appointed in London as Pathologist Military Block, Royal Free Hospital, serving till the Armistice and returning to Australia via U.S.A. Early education at Sydney Girls' High School. Later at the Women''s College.
Later at - SYDNEY UNI ONLY
USyd residential college
The Women's College, University of Sydney
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Parental occupation
Meat canning technologist
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(nee Cordingley)
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