Add to ORKGIn 1884 Marie graduated as a Nurse at the Adelaide Hospital. Marie was appointed matron of the Palmerston Hospital in 1896. Funding cuts meant that she was given the position of acting matron only. In 1897 she took two months leave suffering from neurasthenia. By 1904 her health was deteriorating further. Marie took sick leave early in 1906 and died in March of that year. Marie is remembered for her services to nursing in the Darwin community.Nurs
Jeannie McLean, nee McLay, married Dr John Anderson Gilruth on 20 March 1899 in Dunedin, New Zealand...
"Frk. Sagbroens dagligstue paa hospitalet" ("Miss Sagbroens living room at the hospital").; Johanne ...
Margaret came to the Territory because her husband was a chronic bronchitis sufferer and it was reco...
Emma Maud McCarthy was one of the most decorated nurses of the First World War. Born in Sydney in 18...
Emma Maud McCarthy was one of the most decorated nurses of the First World War. Born in Sydney in 18...
Ida was the oldest of four children born to Reverend Ashburner and Mary Ann Lydia Watson. When Ida w...
Dame Maud McCarthy was born in Sydney and became one of the most influential and importnat nurses of...
Edith arrived in Darwin in 1937 to take up an appointment as a Sister in the Darwin Hospital. After ...
Margaret worked as a general nurse at the old Darwin Hospital and then as sister-in-charge of the Ae...
Dame Maud McCarthy was born in Sydney and became one of the most influential and important nurses of...
Margaret came to Maningrida as a small child with her father and remained there. In 1967 she became ...
In 1966 Mary's parents migrated to from England Adelaide in South Australia. All of her schooling w...
The first matron of Grey’s Hospital, Mrs Isabella O ’Hara, was appointed in October 1855 and she pre...
Cathie came to the Northern Territory in 1949. She was sent by the Methodist Overseas Missions to Y...
32Born in 1884 to Thomas and Catherine Wilson (nee King). Nurse Wilson arrived in Darwin in May 1912...
Jeannie McLean, nee McLay, married Dr John Anderson Gilruth on 20 March 1899 in Dunedin, New Zealand...
"Frk. Sagbroens dagligstue paa hospitalet" ("Miss Sagbroens living room at the hospital").; Johanne ...
Margaret came to the Territory because her husband was a chronic bronchitis sufferer and it was reco...
Emma Maud McCarthy was one of the most decorated nurses of the First World War. Born in Sydney in 18...
Emma Maud McCarthy was one of the most decorated nurses of the First World War. Born in Sydney in 18...
Ida was the oldest of four children born to Reverend Ashburner and Mary Ann Lydia Watson. When Ida w...
Dame Maud McCarthy was born in Sydney and became one of the most influential and importnat nurses of...
Edith arrived in Darwin in 1937 to take up an appointment as a Sister in the Darwin Hospital. After ...
Margaret worked as a general nurse at the old Darwin Hospital and then as sister-in-charge of the Ae...
Dame Maud McCarthy was born in Sydney and became one of the most influential and important nurses of...
Margaret came to Maningrida as a small child with her father and remained there. In 1967 she became ...
In 1966 Mary's parents migrated to from England Adelaide in South Australia. All of her schooling w...
The first matron of Grey’s Hospital, Mrs Isabella O ’Hara, was appointed in October 1855 and she pre...
Cathie came to the Northern Territory in 1949. She was sent by the Methodist Overseas Missions to Y...
32Born in 1884 to Thomas and Catherine Wilson (nee King). Nurse Wilson arrived in Darwin in May 1912...
Jeannie McLean, nee McLay, married Dr John Anderson Gilruth on 20 March 1899 in Dunedin, New Zealand...
"Frk. Sagbroens dagligstue paa hospitalet" ("Miss Sagbroens living room at the hospital").; Johanne ...
Margaret came to the Territory because her husband was a chronic bronchitis sufferer and it was reco...