Working from the 95 pages of the Commonwealth War Graves List of Female Casualties of the First World War here are those listed who died or were killed in October 1918.
The CWGC List does not include women killed in Munitions Factories explosions or accidents etc.
2nd October
Member, ETHEL MAUD LILIAN RICHARDS of the Women's Royal Air Force died on 2nd October 1918, at the age of 26. Her parents were William Henry and Maria Richards, of Cwmbran, Monmouthshire. Ethel was buried in Shorncliffe Military Cemetery in Kent, UK - Grave Reference: O. 679.
3rd
Sister, MABEL EDITH GRIGSON, who served in the Royal Navy Hospital in Malta. Sister Grigson was a member of The Queen Alexandra's Royal Naval Nursing Service. Her parents were George and Esther Grigson. Sister Grigson died on 3rd October 1918, at the age of 36 and was buried in Malta Capuccini Naval Cemetery, Malta - Grave Reference: Prot. 60.
4th
ORESTONE METHODIST BURIAL GROUND, Devon, UK
WILLS, Member, SUSAN S., G/847. Women's Royal Naval Service, attd., Royal Air Force. 4 October 1918. Age 36. Grave Reference: Row 4. from east wall.
5th
ST. SEVER CEMETERY EXTENSION, ROUEN, Seine-Maritime, France
HOLBOROW, Forewoman, ROSE MABEL, 1923. Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps, attd. 1st Base Mechanical Transport Depot.. 5 October 1918. Grave Reference: S. V. H. 3.
SHERBORNE CEMETERY, Dorset, UK
STACEY, Staff Nurse, DOROTHY LOUISE, 2/R/S/519. Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service. 5 October 1918. Age 25. Daughter of Alfred John and Mary M. Stacey, of Charlton Horethorne, Dorset. Grave Reference: 17. 257.
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Annie POPPLEWELL of the Women’s Land Army, Other Empire Force, who died as a result of a ploughing accident on 5th Octobr 1918.
https://www.iwm.org.uk/history/a-closer-look-at-the-womens-work-collection
8th
MAZARGUES WAR CEMETERY, MARSEILLES, Bouches-du-Rhone, France
DAVIS, Driver, MILDRED CONSTANCE. French Red Cross Society. Died from pneumonia, while working with the French Croix Rouge as Ambulance Driver, 8 October 1918. Age 25. Daughter of the Rev. Edward Smith, Rector of Hazelbury-Bryan, Sturminster Newton, Dorset; wife of the late Capt. R. N. Davis. Grave Reference: III. A. 58.
BROOKWOOD CEMETERY, Surrey, UK
TULLOCH, Staff Nurse, EDITH SARAH, 2/ResT/95. Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service. 8 October 1918. Age 33. Daughter of John Cromarty Tulloch and Amelia Clarke Tulloch. Grave Reference: H. 181689.
9th
LIVERPOOL (TOXTETH PARK) CEMETERY, Lancashire, UK
ING Worker (equivalent to the rank of Private) ELSIE UXBRIDGE ING, No. 50823 of The Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps. Elsie’s parents were Charles Westray Ing, a retired publican, and Clara Ing, nee Williamson, of Bloom Street, Falkner Street, Liverpool. Elsie had the following siblings: Robert, Beatrice, Harry and Harold. Elsie served in the Army Service Corps and was attached to 613th Mechanical Transport Company. She died on 9th October 1918 at the age of 20 and was buried in Toxteth Park Cemetery in Liverpool - Grave Reference: I. C.E. 208.
ETAPLES MILITARY CEMETERY, Pas de Calais, France
GREEN, Nursing Sister, MATILDA E.. 7th Canadian Gen. Hosp., Canadian Army Nursing
Service. Died of disease, 9 October 1918. Age 32. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Green, of Virden, Manitoba. Graduate, Medicine Hat Gen. Hosp., Alberta, Canada. Grave Reference: XLVIII. A. 10.
MAZARGUES WAR CEMETERY, MARSEILLES, Bouches-du-Rhone, France
DAVIS, Driver, MILDRED CONSTANCE. French Red Cross Society. Died from pneumonia, while working with the French Croix Rouge as Ambulance Driver, 8 October 1918. Age 25. Daughter of the Rev. Edward Smith, Rector of Hazelbury-Bryan, Sturminster Newton, Dorset; wife of the late Capt. R. N. Davis. Grave Reference: III. A. 58.
10th
BRIDGEND CEMETERY, Glamorganshire, UK
MARK, Remembering Nurse HANNAH DUNLOP MARK of The Territorial Force Nursing Service. Hannah died on 10th October 1918 at the age of 23. Her parents were Alex and Sarah Jane Mark, of "Garnock," Acland Road, Bridgend. She was buried in Bridgend Cemetery, Glamorganshire, UK - Grave Reference: D. 4.
HOLLYBROOK MEMORIAL, SOUTHAMPTON, Hampshire, UK
BARRETT, Nurse, SOPHIA VIOLET. Voluntary Aid Detachment. Drowned at sea (from R.M.S. "Leinster"), 10th October 1918. Sophia is remembered on Hollybrook Memorial in Southampton.
Also
Delia Davoren and her sister Nora Davoren nursed in WW1 in Northampton. They were from Co. Clare in Ireland and were drowned when the RMS “Leinster” was sunk.
Nurse Nellie Hogan from Newmarket-on-Fergus, Co. Clare, Ireland was drowned when the RMS “Leinster” was sunk.
Margaret O’Grady and her sister Mary O’Grady were both nurses from Quin, Co. Clare. They were daughters of Francis O'Grady, Manse, Quin, Co. Clare. Margaret and Mary were travelling together on the RMS “Leinster”. Margaret was drowned when the ship was sunk on 10 October 1918 and her sister was rescued. Margaret was buried at Quin Abbey.
HOLYHEAD (MAESHYFRYD) BURIAL BOARD CEMETERY, Anglesey, UK
OWEN, Stewardess, HANNAH. S.S. "Leinster.", Mercantile Marine. 10 October 1918. Age 36. Daughter of William and Mary Owen, of 2, Tower Gardens, Holyhead. Grave Reference: B. 890. (See photo)
PLYMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL, Devon, UK
CARR, Clerk, (shorthand typist), JOSEPHINE, G/4985. W.R.N.S., Women's Royal Naval Service. Killed in action in S.S. "Leinster" with submarine in Irish Sea, 10 October 1918. Age 19. Daughter of Kathleen Carr, of 4, Bethesda Row, Blackrock Rd., Cork, and the late Samuel Carr. Grave Reference: 31. Mary Josephine Carr, drowned in the Irish Sea when the SS Leinster was torpedoed on 10 October 1918. Mary was born on 13 May 1897 in Cork, Ireland to Kathleen and Samuel Carr. Mary enrolled with the Women's Royal Naval Service on 1 October 1918 as a Clerk. She died 9 days later. Her name is recorded on Plymouth Naval Memorial. (see photo Pictures)
MOUNT JEROME CEMETERY, County Dublin, Ireland
MELLETT, Nursing Sister, HENRIETTA. 15th Can. Gen. Hosp., Canadian Army Medical Corps. Died in the sinking of R.M.S. "Leinster", 10 October 1918. Age 39. Grave Reference: 410. A62.
GRANGEGORMAN MILITARY CEMETERY, County Dublin, Ireland
WESTWELL, Assistant Administrator, MAY. Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps.
Drowned at sea (from R.M.S. "Leinster"), 10 October 1918. Age 30. Daughter of Ellen Westwell, of 103, Lovely Lane, Warrington, and the late W. W. Westwell. Grave Reference: CE. Officers. 30.
PLYMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL, Devon, UK
CARR, Clerk, (shorthand typist), JOSEPHINE, G/4985. W.R.N.S., Women's Royal Naval Service. Killed in action in S.S. "Leinster" with submarine in Irish Sea, 10 October 1918. Age 19. Daughter of Kathleen Carr, of 4, Bethesda Row, Blackrock Rd., Cork, and the late Samuel Carr. Grave Reference: 31. Mary Josephine Carr, drowned in the Irish Sea when the SS Leinster was torpedoed on 10 October 1918.
TOWER HILL MEMORIAL, London, UK
PARRY, Stewardess, LOUISA. S.S. "Leinster" (Dublin), Mercantile Marine. Drowned, as a result of an attack by an enemy submarine, 10 October 1918. Age 22. Daughter of Owen and Katherine Parry (Nee Williams), of 5, Fair View, Holyhead, Anglesey.
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WOOLWICH CEMETERY, London, UK
CROSS, Member, AMELIA, 5981. 7th Aeroplane Acceptance Park, Women's Royal Air Force. Died of sickness, 11 October 1918. Age 27. Grave Reference: 20. 518.
12th
ST. JEAN-SUR-RICHELIEU ROMAN CATHOLIC CEMETERY, QUEBEC, Quebec, Canada
ALPAUGH, Nursing Sister, AGNES E.. Canadian Army Medical Corps. Died of pneumonia, 12 October 1918. Age 26. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Alpaugh, of St. John's, P.Q. Grave Reference: L. 602.
TOURGEVILLE MILITARY CEMETERY, Calvados, France
HILLING, Sister, SOPHIE, 2/RES.H/1339. A R R C (Royal Red Cross Medal). Sophie was born Sophia Hilling in Deptford, London, UK in 1885. Her parents were Samuel Hilling ((b. 1857) and his wife Sarah A. Hilling (b. 1885) from Suffolk. Sophia had a brother Samuel, born in 1884 and a sister Rose, born in 1886. Sophia trained as a nurse in Birmingham and joined the Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service during WW1. She was awarded the Royal Red Cross Medal in October 1917 when she was working at the Welsh Metropolitain War Hospital in Cardiff, Wales.
Sophia died of pneumonia on 12th October 1918 after four years war service, while working at No.72 General Hospital, Trouville. She was buried in Tourgeville Military Cemetery, Calvados, France - Grave Reference: XIV. A. 1. At the time of Sophia’s death, the family lived in Deptford, London. Sophia is remembered on the Roll of Honour in Deptford Town Hall, London. http://lewishamwarmemorials.wikidot.com/info:royal-red-cross-medal
Alain Caryon visits Sophia’s grave regularly.
GAZA WAR CEMETERY, Israel and Palestine
DANAHER, Staff Nurse, MARY. Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service, Reserve. 12 October 1918. Age 26. Daughter of Mrs. A. Danaher, of Glenagore, Athea, Co. Limerick. Grave Reference: XXVII. B. 5.
13th
MONT HUON MILITARY CEMETERY, LE TREPORT, Seine-Maritime, France
TONKIN, Member, EDITH MARY, 14673. 3rd Gen. Hospital, Voluntary Aid Detachment. Died of disease, 13 October 1918. Age 26. Daughter of Walter John and Elizabeth Tonkin, of Brook Road, Ely, near Cardiff. Native of Cardiff. Grave Reference: VIII. M. 14.
BALLYCUMBER (LISS) CHURCHYARD, County Offaly, Ireland
HACKETT, Nurse, VENICE CLEMENTINE HENRIETTA. Voluntary Aid Detachment. 13 October 1918. Daughter of Edward A. Hackett, of Castletown Park, Ballycumber. Grave Reference: In South-West part.
CAPE TOWN (PLUMSTEAD) CEMETERY, Western Cape, South Africa
WARDLE, Staff Nurse, IDA. South African Military Nursing Service. 13 October 1918. Grave Reference: Bl. UN. 27.
14th
MIKRA BRITISH CEMETERY, KALAMARIA, Greece
RICHARDS, Nurse, ELLA. Voluntary Aid Detachment. 14 October 1918. Age 31.
Daughter of Timothy Richards, J.P., of Ardwyn, Lampeter, Cardiganshire. Grave Reference: 542.
STONE (ST. MARY) CHURCHYARD, WORCESTERSHIRE, Worcestershire, UK
MADDOCKS, Worker, DOROTHY BATEMAN, 35056. Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps. 14 October 1918. Age 17. Daughter of Mrs. E. L. Maddocks, of Stone Cottage, Crabb's Cross, Redditch, Worcs. Grave Reference: South of Church.
TOTTENHAM CEMETERY, Middlesex, UK
MEIKLE, Nurse, CATHERINE. Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service. 14 October 1918. Age 23. Grave Reference: Gen. 7301 (Screen Wall).
TOWER HILL MEMORIAL, London, UK
CREEGAN, Stewardess, MARGARET. S.S. "Dundalk" (Dundalk), Mercantile Marine.
Drowned, as a result of an attack by an enemy submarine, 14 October 1918. Age 38.
Daughter of Patrick Creegan, of Point Rd., Dundalk, Co. Louth, and the late Mary Creegan.
16th October
CONINGSBY CEMETERY, Lincolnshire, UK
WILLSON, Staff Nurse, NELLIE. Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service. 16 October 1918. Age 30. Daughter of Arthur Willson, of 5, Queen St., Billinghay. Alternative Commemoration - buried in Billinghay (St. Michael) Church Cemetery. Grave Reference: Spec. Memorial.
17th October
Southampton (Hollybrook) Cemetery
Staff Nurse Annie Elinor BUCKLER of The QAIMNS, died on 17th October 1918. Her parents were the Rev. John Findlay Buckler a Rector of Bidston and Mary Annie Buckler, nee Mullow. Annie, who was born in Chester and trained at the Manchester Children’s Hospital, served in Malta and at the Queen’s Hospital, Sidcup, Kent, where she was part of the team that pioneered the work of plastic surgery.
GAZA WAR CEMETERY, Israel and Palestine
GLEDHILL, Sister, ANNIE. Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service, Reserve. 17 October 1918. Age 43. Daughter of James Edward and Mary Gledhill, of Steeton, Yorks. Grave Reference: XXVII. C. 13.
POTCHEFSTROOM MILITARY CEMETERY, North West, South Africa
EDMEADES, Nursing Sister, CONSTANCE ALEXANDRA. South African Military Nursing Service. 17 October 1918. Age 28. Daughter of E. T. L. and M. F. Edmeades, of Pinehurst, Oudtshoorn, Cape Province. Grave Reference: C.E. 573.
DEOLALI GOVERNMENT CEMETERY, India
CLARE, Sister, EMILY. Australian Army Nursing Service. 17 October 1918. Age 28. Daughter of Peter and Mary Clare, of 34, Lynch St., Footscray, Victoria, Australia. Grave Reference: Plot RC. Row M2. Grave 22.
POTCHEFSTROOM MILITARY CEMETERY, North West, South Africa
EDMEADES, Nursing Sister, CONSTANCE ALEXANDRA. South African Military Nursing Service. 17 October 1918. Age 28. Daughter of E. T. L. and M. F. Edmeades, of Pinehurst, Oudtshoorn, Cape Province. Grave Reference: C.E. 573.
CARNMONEY CEMETERY, County Antrim, UK
TWADDELL, Member, MAUDE ELIZABETH, 50290. Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps. 17 October 1918. Grave Reference: G. 95.
CLIVEDEN WAR CEMETERY, Buckinghamshire, UK
BAKER, Nursing Sister, MIRIAM EASTMAN. Canadian Army Medical Corps. 17 October 1918. Age 32. Grave Reference: 5. See photo saved in Pictures.
SOUTHAMPTON (HOLLYBROOK) CEMETERY, Hampshire, UK
BUCKLER, Staff Nurse, ANNIE ELINOR. Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing
Service. Died of influenza, 17 October 1918. Age 43. Daughter of the Rev. John Findlay Buckler, M.A., late Rector of Bidston, Cheshire, and of Mary Anne Buckler (nee Mutlow). Served at Malta and Sidcup, Kent. Born at Chester. Grave Reference: B. 01. 84.
18th
KENSAL GREEN (ALL SOULS') CEMETERY, London, UK
AMBROSE, Member, BLANCHE A., 13034. Women's Royal Air Force. 18 October 1918. Age 34. Grave Reference: 198. 18. 46006. (Screen Wall.)..
ARBROATH WESTERN CEMETERY, Angus, UK
BENNET, Staff Nurse, HELENA STEWART. Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service. 18 October 1918. Grave Reference: H. 583.
GREAT HENNY (ST. MARY) CHURCHYARD, Essex, UK
GALLEY, Worker, AMY COOTE, 6886. Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps. Died of influenza, 18 October 1918. Age 21. Daughter of William and Frances Ann Galley, of Little Hickbush Great Henny. Grave Reference: 6886.
MACHEN (ST. JOHN) CHURCHYARD EXTENSION, Monmouthshire, UK
M. WOODRUFF, ShorthandTypist, No. G/2609 of The Women's Royal Naval Service. 18 October 1918. Grave Reference: I. 10.
READING CEMETERY, Berkshire, UK
NEISH, Worker, A. Voluntary Aid Detachment. 18 October 1918. Age 32. Daughter of William Neish, of "Elem," Pilford Heath, Wimbourne, Dorset. Grave Reference: 80. 16489.
19th
LISTOWEL (FAIRVIEW) CEMETERY, Ontario, Canada
ROGERS, Nursing Sister, NELLIE GRACE. Canadian Army Medical Corps. 19 October 1918. Age 29. Daughter of James and Adelia Rogers, of Listowel, Ont. Grave Reference: Lot 5. Range 10.
OLD MONKLAND CEMETERY, Lanarkshire, UK
MACKENZIE, Member, HELEN, 15076. Stores (Netheravon), Women's Royal Air Force. Died of pneumonia, 19 October 1918. Age 20. Daughter of Donald and Annie McIver Mackenzie, of 11, English Buildings, Calderbank, Airdrie, Lanarkshire.
20th
CAPE TOWN (PLUMSTEAD) CEMETERY, Western Cape, South Africa
HEARNS, Staff Nurse, BEATRICE. South African Military Nursing Service. 20 October 1918. Grave Reference: Bl. UN. 28.
ECCLESFIELD JEWISH CEMETERY, Yorkshire, UK
HARTMAN, Nurse, EMILY. Voluntary Aid Detachment. 20 October 1918. Grave Reference: Grave 271
21st
CAPE TOWN (PLUMSTEAD) CEMETERY, Western Cape, South Africa
BEAUFORT, Nurse, K. South African Military Nursing Service. 21 October 1918. Grave Reference: Bl. UN. 31.
WATKINS, Staff Nurse, J K. South African Military Nursing Service. 21 October 1918. Grave Reference: Bl. UN. 30.
CAPE TOWN (PLUMSTEAD) CEMETERY, Western Cape, South Africa
BEAUFORT, Nurse, K. South African Military Nursing Service. 21 October 1918. Grave Reference: Bl. UN. 31.
YORK CEMETERY, YORKSHIRE, Yorkshire, UK
WHITWORTH, Worker, NELLIE, 16451. Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps, attd. No. 2
Inf. Records (York). Died of sickness, 21 October 1918. Age 26. Daughter of Mary Whitworth, of 28, Rosslyn St., Clifton, York, and the late Benson Whitworth. Grave Reference: 43. 5083.
22nd
CHURCH AND CLAYTON-LE-MOORS JOINT CEMETERY, Lancashire, UK
BARON, Nurse, MARGARET ALICE BARON East Lancashire section of the Voluntary Aid Detachment. Margaret was born in Burnley, Lancashire in 1891. Margaret’s parents were William Thomas Baron and his wife Alice Baron, nee Myers. Margaret had the following siblings: Sarah, b. 1885, Elizabeth H., b. 1887, Ellen, b. 1888 and Caroline, b. 1894.
Margaret died on 22nd October 1918, at the age of 28 and was buried with full military honours in Church and Clayton-le-Moors Joint Cemetery, Lancashire, UK - Grave Reference: E. C.E. 107. Margaret is also remembered on the memorial doors near the Seven Sisters window in York Minster. The photograph of Margaret’s grave was kindly taken by Andrew Mackay who visited the grave recently.
Dusty Mears has researched Margaret and visits her grave regularly. Dusty, who shared the photograph of Margaret says: “Nurse Baron was from Clayton-le-Moors, Accrington, Lancashire UK. She was a weaver but interested in nursing. She nursed in Elmfield Hall, which was a WW1 Auxiliary Military Hospital in Accrington during WW1. During the First World War, Margaret volunteered for general service, eventually ending up at the Royal Marine Infirmaty in Deal, Kent, where she died from influenza. There's a novel loosely based on her life – “Silence Unlocked” by Margaret’s Great-Niece, Janet M. Reeves.” Dusty’s research brought about distant family members getting in touch with each other in 2014/15. Well done, Dusty.
(see photos)
STAGLIENO CEMETERY, GENOA, Italy
WRIGHT, Staff Nurse, HANNAH ELIZABETH. Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service. Died of pneumonia, 22nd October 1918. Eldest daughter of John and Emma Wright, of Newcastle-on-Tyne. Grave Reference: I. C. 23.
TOTTENHAM CEMETERY, Middlesex, UK
CROWTHER, Sister, LENA. Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service. 22
October 1916. Grave Reference: Gen. 7301 (Screen Wall).
ALDERSHOT MILITARY CEMETERY, Hampshire, UK
SQUIRE, Member, DOROTHY J.. Voluntary Aid Detachment. 22 October 1918. Grave Reference: Plot AG Grave 377.
PORTLAND (ST. GEORGE) CHURCHYARD, Dorset, UK
WHITE, Clerk, DOROTHY MARIA, G/5160. H.M.S. "Research.", Women's Royal Naval Service. Died of sickness, 22 October 1918. Age 20. Daughter of William and Rebecca White, of 21, Cove Cottages, Portland. Grave Reference: A. 4. 18.
23rd
CROYDON (MITCHAM ROAD) CEMETERY, Surrey, UK
COTTON, Worker, ROSE, 44785. Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps. 23 October 1918. Age 26. Daughter of Charles Cotton, of 57, Sangley Rd., South Norwood, London. Grave Reference: R7. 1632.
BEDFORD CEMETERY, BEDFORDSHIRE, Bedfordshire, UK
DAWES, Nursing Sister, A E, 2/RES.D/369. Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service. 23 October 1918. Grave Reference: F/4. 169.
LADYWELL CEMETERY, London, UK
GRAY, Member, FLORENCE ANNIE, 20267. No. 1 Stores Depot (Kidbrooke), Women's Royal Air Force. Died of pneumonia, 23 October 1918. Age 39. Wife of W. H. Gray, of 80A, Stondon Park, London. Grave Reference: G. 43.
RYDE BOROUGH CEMETERY, Isle of Wight, UK
ROGERS, Worker, MARIE LOUISE, 17389. 18th O.C. Bn., Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps. 23 October 1918. Age 34. Daughter of Mrs. Mary Charlotte Rogers, of Granville House, Nelson St., Ryde, Isle of Wight. Grave Reference: NG. K. 3263.
SHORNCLIFFE MILITARY CEMETERY, Kent, UK
HENNAN, Nursing Sister, VICTORIA BELLE. Canadian Army Medical Corps. 23 October 1918. Age 31. Daughter of Dorothy Catherine Hennan, of Elkhorn, Manitoba. Grave Reference: M. 694.
24th
ALDERSHOT MILITARY CEMETERY, Hampshire, UK
TICHBORNE, Nurse, MURIEL EDITH ELIZABETH. Voluntary Aid Detachment. 24 October 1918. Age 25. Grave Reference: Plot AG Grave 376.
DOVER (CHARLTON) CEMETERY, Kent, UK
BOWMAN, Clerk, HILDA, G/762. Women's Royal Naval Service. 24 October 1918.
Daughter of Mrs. Martha Bowman, of 28, De Burgh Hill, Dover. Grave Reference: I. H. 13.
TOTTENHAM CEMETERY, Middlesex, UK
JOHNSON, Sister, ADA MARION. Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service. Died of sickness, 24 October 1918. Age 24. Daughter of J. H. and Mary A. Johnson, of 1, Arthur Rd., Motspur Park, New Malden, Surrey. Grave Reference: Gen. 7301. (Screen Wall).
BROOKWOOD CEMETERY, Surrey, UK
COLE, Sister, DOROTHY HELEN. 1st London General Hospital, Territorial Force Nursing
Service. Died of pneumonia, 24 October 1918. Age 29. Daughter of William and Caroline Frances Cole, of 41, Heath Hurst Rd., Hampstead, London. Grave Reference: 181855.
BROOKWOOD (UNITED KINGDOM 1914-1918) MEMORIAL, Surrey, UK
PEAKE, Worker, SUSAN JANE, 47444. Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps. 24 October 1918. Age 27. Daughter of Robert Peake. Grave Reference: Addenda Panel
JOHANNESBURG (BRIXTON) CEMETERY, Gauteng, South Africa
PARROTT, Sister, AMY MAUD AUGUSTA. Voluntary Aid Detachment. 24 October 1918. Age 37. Daughter of Col. and Mrs. T. S. Parrott, of Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. Grave Reference: E.C. 2219. https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=2003452649868322&set=p.2003452649868322&type=3 from a newspaper report about Sister Parrott of 1918
TOTTENHAM CEMETERY, Middlesex, UK
JOHNSON, Sister, ADA MARION. Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service.
Died of sickness, 24 October 1918. Age 24. Daughter of J. H. and Mary A. Johnson, of 1, Arthur Rd., Motspur Park, New Malden, Surrey. Grave Reference: Gen. 7301. (Screen Wall).
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EDINBURGH (ROSEBANK) CEMETERY, Edinburgh, UK
THOMSON, Sister, ELIZABETH ROBERTSON. Leith War Hospital, Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service. Died of sickness, 26 October 1918. Age 36. Daughter of Jane Thomson, and the late Capt George Thomson. Grave Reference: S. E/60.
GOSPORT (ANN'S HILL) CEMETERY, Hampshire, UK
Commonwealth War Dead (1914-1918)
BILLINGTON, Worker, SARAH, 48452. Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps. 26 October 1918. Age 28. Daughter of John and Sarah Billington, of 3, Jackson Place, Stoke, Devonport. Grave Reference: 38. 23842.
GUILDFORD (STOKE) OLD CEMETERY, Surrey, UK
CHALLINOR, Staff Nurse, ELIZABETH ANNIE, 2/ResC/747. Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service. Died of pneumonia, 26 October 1918. Age 29. Daughter of Samuel and Sarah Challinor, of "Thelma," Caxton Gardens, Guildford. Grave Reference: D. 592.
LLANDINGAT (ST. DINGAT) CHURCHYARD, Carmarthenshire, UK
Commonwealth War Dead (1914-1918)
DAVIES, Chief Section Leader, C J, G/3136. Women's Royal Naval Service. 26 October 1918. Grave Reference: In South part.
27th
CARDIFF WESTERN CEMETERY, Glamorganshire, UK
Commonwealth War Dead (1914-1918)
SAINT, Assistant Waitress, LUCY JANE, 5558. Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps. 27
October 1918 at Royal Victoria Hospital Boscombe, Hampshire
Age 23. Daughter of Samuel and Lucy Saint, of 4, Club Row, Tranch, Pontypool. Alternative Commemoration - buried in Llanfihangel Pontymoel (St. Michael) Churchyard. Grave Reference: Screen Wall. For photo see http://www.womenandwar.wales/search.php?func=search&searchfor=QMAAC&in_unit=on
Commemorated on War Memorial gates, Grave St Michael, Pontypool, Monmouthshire
Notes: aged 23. Buried Llanfihangel Pontymoel churchyard, Pontypool.
LAMBETH CEMETERY, London, UK
PATRICK, Worker, LILIAN PRETORIA, 46891. Clerical Staff, Queen Mary's Army
Auxiliary Corps. Died of pneumonia, 27 October 1918. Age 19. Daughter of William and Lucy Patrick, of Fore St., St. Columb, Cornwall. Grave Reference: Screen Wall. H.3. 930.
LIMERICK (ST. LAWRENCE'S) CATHOLIC CEMETERY, County Limerick,
McMAHON, Volunteer, AGNES, 18691. Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps, attd. Officer's Cadet School, Kildare. 27 October 1918. Age 22. Daughter of Mrs. Mary McMahon, of 14, Prospect, Rossbrien, Limerick. Grave Reference: 32180.
MURTON (HOLY TRINITY) CHURCHYARD, Durham, UK
ELLIOTT, Nurse, ELIZABETH. Territorial Force Nursing Service. 27 October 1918. Age 24. Daughter of Thomas and Alice Elliott, of 6, Pilgrim St., Murton. Grave Reference: Near West wall of Churchyard.
SOUTHAMPTON (HOLLYBROOK) CEMETERY, Hampshire, UK
STANLEY, Member, MARY ANN, 16220. 1st Salvage Sect., Women's Royal Air Force. Died of pneumonia, 27 October 1918. Age 23. Daughter of Mrs. Smith, of 19, Market St., Stoneywood, Bucksburn, Aberdeenshire. Grave Reference: L. 7. 206.
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KENSAL GREEN (ALL SOULS') CEMETERY, London, UK
SMITHERST, Member, DOROTHY M., 11318. Women's Royal Air Force. 28 October 1918. Age 23. Grave Reference: 198. 18. 46053. (Screen Wall.).
GLENBORO (BRU FRIKIRK JU LUTHERAN CHURCH) CEMETERY, Manitoba, Canada
FREDERICKSON, Nursing Sister, CHRISTINE. Canadian Army Medical Corps. Died of pneumonia, 28 October 1918. Age 22. Daughter of Frederick and G.S. Frederickson, of Glenborough, Manitoba, Canada.
KILLESHIN CHURCH OF IRELAND CHURCHYARD, County Leix, Ireland
McMAHON, Mechanic Driver, AUGUSTA MARY. Women's Legion, attd., Army Service Corps. 28 October 1918. Grave Reference: About 5 yards South of Church.
CAMBERWELL OLD CEMETERY, London, UK
WILLIAMS, Member, EDITH OLIVE, 21181. 1st Stores Depot., Women's Royal Air Force. 28 October 1918. Age 19. Daughter of Alice M. Greenfield, of 10A, Staveley Rd., Asylum Rd., Peckham, London. Grave Reference: 101. 25607. Screen Wall.
CHELTENHAM CEMETERY, PRESTBURY, Gloucestershire, UK
ROBERTS, Member, ELIZABETH HANNAH JANE, 22635. Women's Royal Air Force,
attd. 9th School of Aeronautics. Died of pneumonia, 28 October 1918. Age 22. Daughter of the late John Roberts, of Hanover St., St. Paul's, Cheltenham. Grave Reference: O. 2107.
DOVER (ST. MARY'S) NEW CEMETERY, Kent, UK
CARE, Member, M L, G/5721. Women's Royal Naval Service. 28 October 1918. Grave Reference: G. J. 1.
PLYMOUTH (FORD PARK) CEMETERY, Devon, UK
JONES, Sister, LILIAN HILDA, 2/J/110. Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service. Died of pneumonia, 28 October 1918. Age 32. Daughter of Louisa Jones, of "Fairlight," 13, Valencia Rd., West Worthing, Sussex. Born in New Southgate, London. Grave Reference: General K. 5. 7.
29th
DALBEATTIE CEMETERY, Kirkcudbrightshire, UK
WRIGHT, Worker, JEANNIE TURNBULL, 46868. Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps. Died of pneumonia, 29 October 1918. Age 20. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wright, of The Galla, Dalbeattie. Grave Reference: 4A. 1st Extn. 23.
HEMEL HEMPSTEAD (HEATH LANE) CEMETERY, Hertfordshire, UK
HARROLD, Worker, (Waitress), HELEN CHARLOTTE, 50021. Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps. 29 October 1918. Grave Reference: YB. 46.
HULL WESTERN CEMETERY, Yorkshire, UK
BREWER, Forewoman, KATE SWINN, 51519. Gateshead Hostel, Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps. 29 October 1918. Age 30. Daughter of Charles Albert and Elizabeth Colledge Brewer. Grave Reference: 309. 29972.
LEEDS (BECKETT STREET) CEMETERY, Yorkshire, UK
LAMBERT, Member, EMILY, 15358. Women's Royal Air Force. 29 October 1918. Grave Reference: 20287.
NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE (ST. ANDREW'S AND JESMOND) CEMETERY,
Northumberland, UK
TODD, Worker, BARBARA RAMSEY, 41144. 23rd Officers' Cadet Bn., Hepswell, Catterick, Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps. 29 October 1918. Age 26. Daughter of W. George Todd, of 16, Chester St., Newcastle-on-Tyne. Grave Reference: N. U. 23.
PEEBLES CEMETERY, Peeblesshire, UK
AINSWORTH, Nursing Sister, (Res.), G G. R.N. Hosp. (Peebles), Queen Alexandra's Royal Naval Nursing Service. 29 October 1918. Grave Reference: 1209.
30th
BLAYDON CEMETERY, Durham, UK
BRINTON, Staff Nurse, M G. Territorial Force Nursing Service. 30 October 1918. Grave Reference: M. C. 210.
PITLOCHRY NEW CEMETERY, Perthshire, UK
MACBETH, Staff Nurse, MARGARET ANN, 2/Res/M/1009. Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service. 30 October 1918. Age 28. Daughter of Mrs. Helen Macbeth, of Lower Viewbank, Pitlochry. Grave Reference: G. 126.
RUSHDEN CEMETERY, Northamptonshire, UK
PRIESTLEY, Worker, ELSIE, 20424. R.E. Special Depot (Haynes Park), Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps. 30 October 1918. Grave Reference: C. 7. 177.
SUTTON VENY (ST. JOHN) CHURCHYARD, Wiltshire, UK
WALKER, Matron, JEAN MILES. R R C. Australian Army Nursing Service. Died of sickness, 30 October 1918. Age 39. Daughter of Alfred and Louisa Miles Walker, of "Allowah," Dunbarra Rd., Bellevue Hill, Sydney. Born in Tasmania. Grave Reference: 15. H. 1.
UCKFIELD CEMETERY, Sussex, UK
Commonwealth War Dead (1914-1918)
HOWELL, Worker, EMMA, 11077. Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps. 30 October 1918. Age 34. Daughter of Mary E. Howell, of Church Square, Harrogate, Yorks, and the late Richard Howell. Grave Reference: R. 2078.
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GRIMSBY (SCARTHO ROAD) CEMETERY, Lincolnshire, UK
DREWRY, Telephonist, HARRIET HAWKESWORTH, G/2335. Women's Royal Naval
Service. 31 October 1918. Age 24. Daughter of Joseph Clifton Drewry and Betsy Drewry, of
49, Farebrother St., Grimsby. (In the same grave is buried: Telephonist Dorothy Marjorie Drewry, G/2091, Women's Royal Naval Service. 25th Feb., 1920. Age 19.). Grave Reference: 38. H. 6.
HASTINGS CEMETERY, SUSSEX, Sussex, UK
HERITAGE, Nurse, AUDREY. Voluntary Aid Detachment. Died of pneumonia, 31
October 1918. Age 17. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Heritage, of The Haven, Sandhurst Lane, Little Common, Bexhill-on-Sea. Grave Reference: L. D. K27.
HORSFORTH CEMETERY, Yorkshire, UK
HOGG, Nurse, FLORENCE. Voluntary Aid Detachment. 31 October 1918. Age 24. Grave Reference: Green 834
READING CEMETERY, Berkshire, UK
CLARK, Member, ELLEN, 19194. No. 3 Stores Depot Park, Women's Royal Air Force. Died of pneumonia, 31 October 1918. Age 35. Daughter of Mrs. Clark, of 9, Mount Pleasant Grove, Reading. Grave Reference: 26. 15098.
