1906 graduate of St. Boniface Hospital Nursing School, St. Boniface, Manitoba. Enlisted 1 Mar 1918 as a Nursing Sister in Canadian Army Medical Corps.
She was born Mar 8 1883 in Dorking to farmer Samuel Starr (1832-1900) and Catherine Ries (1842-1925). She was living in Norwood Manitoba when she signed her Officer's Declaration Paper as Nursing Sister Canadian Army Medical Corp on Mar 1 1918 in Winnipeg Manitoba. She arrived in Shorncliffe England on Sep 4 1918. She was posted to No 10, #9 No 11 and No 16 Canadian Hospitals in Shorncliffe, Rhyl, Brighton, and Orpington. On Aug 26 1919 she sailed from Liverpool aboard SS Celtic arriving in New York Sep 4 1919. She was struck off strength Sep 11 1919, stating she would return to Winnipeg. She died Dec 11 1967 and is buried Saint Teresa of Avila Roman Catholic Cemetery Elmira. [Thanks to Find a Grave Contributor: johnny (48858524) for the above.]
She was born Mar 8 1883 in Dorking to farmer Samuel Starr (1832-1900) and Catherine Ries (1842-1925). She was living in Norwood Manitoba when she signed her Officer's Declaration Paper as Nursing Sister Canadian Army Medical Corp on Mar 1 1918 in Winnipeg Manitoba. She arrived in Shorncliffe England on Sep 4 1918. She was posted to No 10, #9 No 11 and No 16 Canadian Hospitals in Shorncliffe, Rhyl, Brighton, and Orpington. On Aug 26 1919 she sailed from Liverpool aboard SS Celtic arriving in New York Sep 4 1919. She was struck off strength Sep 11 1919, stating she would return to Winnipeg. She died Dec 11 1967 and is buried Saint Teresa of Avila Roman Catholic Cemetery Elmira. [Thanks to Find a Grave Contributor: johnny (48858524) for the above.]
1906 graduate of St. Boniface Hospital Nursing School, St. Boniface, Manitoba. Enlisted 1 Mar 1918 as a Nursing Sister in Canadian Army Medical Corps.
She was born Mar 8 1883 in Dorking to farmer Samuel Starr (1832-1900) and Catherine Ries (1842-1925). She was living in Norwood Manitoba when she signed her Officer's Declaration Paper as Nursing Sister Canadian Army Medical Corp on Mar 1 1918 in Winnipeg Manitoba. She arrived in Shorncliffe England on Sep 4 1918. She was posted to No 10, #9 No 11 and No 16 Canadian Hospitals in Shorncliffe, Rhyl, Brighton, and Orpington. On Aug 26 1919 she sailed from Liverpool aboard SS Celtic arriving in New York Sep 4 1919. She was struck off strength Sep 11 1919, stating she would return to Winnipeg. She died Dec 11 1967 and is buried Saint Teresa of Avila Roman Catholic Cemetery Elmira. [Thanks to Find a Grave Contributor: johnny (48858524) for the above.]
She was born Mar 8 1883 in Dorking to farmer Samuel Starr (1832-1900) and Catherine Ries (1842-1925). She was living in Norwood Manitoba when she signed her Officer's Declaration Paper as Nursing Sister Canadian Army Medical Corp on Mar 1 1918 in Winnipeg Manitoba. She arrived in Shorncliffe England on Sep 4 1918. She was posted to No 10, #9 No 11 and No 16 Canadian Hospitals in Shorncliffe, Rhyl, Brighton, and Orpington. On Aug 26 1919 she sailed from Liverpool aboard SS Celtic arriving in New York Sep 4 1919. She was struck off strength Sep 11 1919, stating she would return to Winnipeg. She died Dec 11 1967 and is buried Saint Teresa of Avila Roman Catholic Cemetery Elmira. [Thanks to Find a Grave Contributor: johnny (48858524) for the above.]
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