5396810Radcliffe, Janet Ella1public2016-08-26 13:48:472021-03-02 15:50:19150Radcliffe1905Janet Ella41515728file_uploads/ulf_15728_RADCLIFFE Janet Ella TAS Archives.jpgimage/jpeglocalRADCLIFFE Janet Ella TAS Archives.jpg24687672472a222255a1f48093f209a854be6fd50f27Tasmanian Archives2019-03-18 03:55:25jpe7672472a222255a1f48093f209a854be6fd50f27J.E.8313231Radcliffe, J.E. : Girl's High School, - 19098312829Radcliffe J.E. : Military and health.Enlisted: 26 Aug 19148312929Radcliffe J.E. : Specific terms.Embarked: 26 Sep 19148313029Radcliffe J.E. : Specific terms.Discharged: 21 Nov 19198312733Radcliffe J.E. : Death 30 Nov 1922 @ Melbourne [ VIC Australia ]9423127Radcliffe J.E. : Arts, University of Tasmania8313724Radcliffe J.E. : Life.Birth 1887 - @ Hobart [ TAS Australia ]http://discoveringanzacs.naa.gov.au/browse/records/274812http://paulineconolly.com/2014/two-brave-wwi-nurses-tasmania/http://ww1nurses.gravesecrets.net/ra.html531Matriculated to UTas 1905. Not listed as a graduate in 1938 calendar.Janet Ella Radcliffe's name appears on the University of Tasmania Honour Board. One of the first military nurses to leave Tasmania for the war on the Geelong, she served in Egypt at Mena Hospital, Luna Park, and Ismalia during the Turkish attack on the canal in January 1915. For 12 months she served in the Mediterranean on the hospital ships Sicilia and Grantully Castle. She was present off Cape Helles at the landing on Gallipoli and later served at Harefield and Brighton hospitals, England and Abbeville, France with the 1st Australian Casuality Clearing Station. She was discharged medically unfit in November 1919 and returned to Australia.Discharged with Mitral Disease of Heart and Anaemia5318313637Radcliffe J.E. : Nurse 1909 - Hobart General Hospital @ Hobart [ TAS Australia ]470860958970
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