JACKSON, ERNEST SANDFORD
Person: id 42914
MEDIA
University connections
UMelbUQ
Event flag
World War I
Thumbnail image
Jackson, Ernest S. SLQ.JPG [30kB]
Family name
JACKSON
Given name(s)
ERNEST SANDFORD
Initials
E.S.
Gender
Male
Early education
Tertiary education
Start date
1876
Education notes
SLQ image - The Queenslander Neg No 34553
Military service
Survived
Survived WWI
Occupations
JACKSON E.S. : Medical Practitioner 1 Jan 1931 - @ Brisbane [ QLD Australia ]JACKSON E.S. : Resident Medical Officer - Melbourne Hospital @ Royal Melbourne Hospital : Melbourne [ VIC Australia ]JACKSON E.S. : Resident Medical Officer - Brisbane General Hospital @ Brisbane Hospital : Brisbane [ QLD Australia ]JACKSON E.S. : Medical Superintendent 1 Feb 1883 - Brisbane General Hospital @ Brisbane Hospital : Brisbane [ QLD Australia ]JACKSON E.S. : Surgeon 1898 - Private Practice @ Brisbane [ QLD Australia ]
Professional Association Memberships
Other events
JACKSON E.S. : Specific terms.Registered as Medical Practitioner QLD 1 Jun 1882 - @ Queensland [ QLD Australia ]JACKSON E.S. : Specific terms.Embarked 21 Nov 1914JACKSON E.S. : Military and health.Returned to Australia 26 Nov 1915JACKSON E.S. : Life.Lived at 1922 - @ Brisbane [ QLD Australia ]JACKSON E.S. : Specific terms.Member of Royal Commission into Hospitals 1930JACKSON E.S. : Specific terms.Vice President Royal Historical Society of QueenslandJACKSON E.S. : Life.Lived at 1932 - @ Brisbane [ QLD Australia ]
OCRd book entry or other narrative
Geelong C.E.G.S.; Trinity; M.B., B.S.; boat, Melb. Regatta 1877, Med. School boat, Irving pair oars 1876 and 1877. A.A.M.C., Major Aug. 1914, No. 1 A.G.H.; Lieut.-Col. 1916; O.C. Aerodrome V.D. Camp, Egypt January 1915; Surgical Specialist No. 2 A.G.H.; invalided to England July 1915. Returned January 1916 for Home Service.
Year commenced - MELBOURNE UNI ONLY
1876
Parental occupation
Grazier
Visible notes
1931 to deliver the first annual Jackson oration established in his honour by the B.M.A.'s Queensland branch, he entitled it 'Some voyages connected with the discovery of Australia; their medical history'. His historical papers are preserved in the Roberts Centre at Brisbane Grammar School. As a vice-president of the (Royal) Historical Society of Queensland he contributed actively to its proceedings. Founded Queensland's 1st training school for Nurses in 1886. ADB entry
ADB Entry ID
6812
Discovering Anzacs
UniMelb Category
Returned
