LEICESTER - LEICESTERSHIRE
Welford Road Cemetery
Nurse Kathleen Adele BRENNAN
Australian Army Nursing Service
Voluntary Aid detachment
Died from Illness on 24-11-1918
Australian Army Nursing Service
Voluntary Aid detachment
Died from Illness on 24-11-1918
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Photo: Paul F. Wilson
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The Catholic Press (Sydney, N.S.W.) 28-11-1918
By cable has come the announcement of , the death of Kathleen Adele Brennan, younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Brennan, of 'Woollahra. Miss Brennan went to England some two or three years ago; she was one of the V.A.D. who offered their services to the military authorities, and because of their special efficiency were accepted. Prior to leaving Sydney she had been doing work in one of the military hospitals, and had proved herself very capable in nursing. It was while doing duty in the North Evington War Hospital, Leicester, England, that she succumbed to influenza. Much sympathy is felt for Mr. and Mrs. Brennan, who have already been sufferers by the war, their second son having been killed about two years ago. Miss Adele Brennan, who was educated at the Sacred Heart Convent, Rose Bay, was very popular amongst her old convent friends. —R.I.P.
By cable has come the announcement of , the death of Kathleen Adele Brennan, younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Brennan, of 'Woollahra. Miss Brennan went to England some two or three years ago; she was one of the V.A.D. who offered their services to the military authorities, and because of their special efficiency were accepted. Prior to leaving Sydney she had been doing work in one of the military hospitals, and had proved herself very capable in nursing. It was while doing duty in the North Evington War Hospital, Leicester, England, that she succumbed to influenza. Much sympathy is felt for Mr. and Mrs. Brennan, who have already been sufferers by the war, their second son having been killed about two years ago. Miss Adele Brennan, who was educated at the Sacred Heart Convent, Rose Bay, was very popular amongst her old convent friends. —R.I.P.
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Private Frederick Charles James DYER 115
21st Battalion Australian Infantry Died of wounds on 25-2-1917 aged 27years Son of Thomas & Elizabeth Dyer, Victoria |
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Private Roy Cecil GLOVER 3142
52nd Battalion Australian Infantry
Died of wounds on 8-12-1916
Son of John & Emma Glover, Tasmania
52nd Battalion Australian Infantry
Died of wounds on 8-12-1916
Son of John & Emma Glover, Tasmania
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Private George HAMILTON 5094
13th Battalion Australian Infantry Died of wounds on 20-9-1916 Son of James & Jane Hamilton |
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Sergeant Arthur HUNT 3046
59th Battalion Australian Infantry Died of wounds aged 35years on 13-8-1916 Son of Thomas & Emma Hunt Husband of Edith Hunt, New South Wales |
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Sergeant Frank Nicholls KNIGHT 231
2nd Australian Machine Gun Battalion Died of Illness on 9-11-1918 Son of Isaac & Martha Knight, Victoria |
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Lieutenant Howard Charles Reid NELSON
6th Battalion Australian Infantry Died of Illness on 19-7-1919 aged 23years Son of Joseph & Alicia Nelson, Victoria |
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Ordinary Seaman Edward Mervyn Blackstone PARKER 5777
Royal Australian Navy
Died of Illness aged 17years on 13-12-1918
Son of Edward & Nellie Parker, New South Wales
Royal Australian Navy
Died of Illness aged 17years on 13-12-1918
Son of Edward & Nellie Parker, New South Wales