Le Messurier, Frederick Neill
Person: id 47481
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UAdelaide
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World War I
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Family name
Le Messurier
Given name(s)
Frederick Neill
Initials
F.N.
Honorific
Dr.
Gender
Male
Naming note
F. N. Le Messurier's surname also occasionally spelt Le Mesurier (one s only)
Tertiary education
University role
Lecturer
Education notes
While attending St. Peter's College in Adelaide, F.N. Le Messurier was School Captain in his final year as well as being the top student.
At Adelaide University where he studied medicine he graduated in 1913 with First Class Honours.
At Adelaide University where he studied medicine he graduated in 1913 with First Class Honours.
Military awards
Survived
Survived WWI
Occupations
Le Messurier F.N. : Resident Medical Officer 1919 - Children's Hospital @ Children's Hospital [ Melbourne VIC Australia ]Le Messurier F.N. : Medical Officer 1922 - Mareeba Babies' Hospital @ Woodville [ SA Australia ]Le Messurier F.N. : Honorary Assistant Physician 1924 - 1926 Adelaide Children's Hospital @ Adelaide Children's Hospital : North Adelaide [ SA Australia ]Le Messurier F.N. : Honorary Physician 1926 - 1947 Adelaide Children's Hospital @ Adelaide Children's Hospital : North Adelaide [ SA Australia ]Le Messurier F.N. : School Doctor 1927 - 1961 Collegiate College School of St Peter's @ St Peter's College : Adelaide [ SA Australia ]Le Messurier F.N. : Lecturer 1935 - University of Adelaide @ South Australia --
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AustraliaLe Messurier F.N. : Medical Superintendent 1942 - 1946 Repatriation General Hospital @ Springbank Repatriation Hospital : Daw Park [ SA Australia ]
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Narrative
F.N. Le Messurier was a Lecturer in Medical Diseases of Children at Adelaide University.
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F.N. Le Messurier was the school doctor at St. Peter's College, his old school, from 1927 to 1961.
He served again in World War II and was promoted to Colonel. He was Commanding Officer of 105 (Adelaide) Military Hospital from 1941-1946.He supervised the construction of what became the Repatriation Hospital, Daws Road.
He served again in World War II and was promoted to Colonel. He was Commanding Officer of 105 (Adelaide) Military Hospital from 1941-1946.He supervised the construction of what became the Repatriation Hospital, Daws Road.
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11399
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