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HARVEY, Elizabeth

at same address as Constance, in Red Cross record, a homeworker, knitting & needlework at Hathersage VAD Hospital.  She was possibly ‘Lucy’, mother of Constance above?

Author johnPosted on 14th November 2016

HARTLEY, Constance Marion

b 1872 Sheffield. 1911C; Glenthorne, Castleton Road, Hathersage. Red Cross record; cook, later general duties at Hathersage VAD Hospital. May have been daughter of Lucy (Elizabeth Harvey) below

Author johnPosted on 14th November 201614th November 2016

HARTLEY, Ada

née Hunt. b Sheffield 1874. 1911C Castleton Road, Hathersage.  Red Cross record; general duties at Hathersage VAD Hospital.

Author johnPosted on 14th November 201620th February 2018

Harrison, Kate Evelyn

b 1859. She is Aunt to Kate Irene Wright. 1911C both are living together Sheffield. A nurse at Hathersage VAD Hospital.

Author johnPosted on 14th November 20162nd December 2016

Harrison, Alice Mary

née Blyde. b 1867 Sheffield.  Red Cross record; 9 Park Edge, Hathersage. Originally a homeworker, knitting & needlework, later general duties at Hathersage VAD Hospital.

Author johnPosted on 14th November 201624th August 2026

FAVELL

Nurse. Longshaw VAD Red Cross Hospital.

Author johnPosted on 14th November 2016

FAIRHOLME, Mary Harriett Amelia Clara

b 1868 Bregenz, Austria, (sister to Frederick Charles Fairholme, see above). Appeared to live with his family. 1911C on holiday with Frederick in Salcombe, Devon. Red Cross record; staying at Churchdale Hall, Ashford, Bakewell. (It is possible all the Fairholme family had moved there, and by 1925 they were at Eyam?) Assistant Commandant and Quartermaster at Hathersage VAD Hospital.

Author johnPosted on 14th November 201614th December 2017

FAIRHOLME, Marie Antoinette Marthe. M.B.E.

(WHW2W p 40 with picture). She was commandant of the Hathersage Red Cross VAD Hospital during WW1. She was awarded an MBE (DC 18/1/1918). b 1873 France., wife of Frederick Charles (above) living at Nether Hall in 1912 and later at Bakewell.  She died 1925.

Author johnPosted on 14th November 20169th January 2019

ELLIS, Lelia (née Whiteley)

b 1867 Sheffield. 1911C Sheffield. Red Cross record; Leveret Croft, Hathersage, a nurse and general duties at Hathersage VAD Hospital.

Author johnPosted on 14th November 201625th January 2017

ELLIOTT, Doris

Possibly full time nurse Longshaw Red Cross Hospital.

Author johnPosted on 14th November 2016

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Abbreviations used

Agri; Agricultural
AOC; Army Ordnance Corps
b; born,
Bdr; Bombadier
Bn; Battalion
B.R.C.S; British Red Cross Society
Brig; Brigade
C; Census
C.B.; Companion of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath
C B E; Commander of British Empire
C.M.G.; Companion of the order of St Michael & St George
Capt; Captain
Coy; Company
CSM; Company Sergeant Major
DC; Derbyshire Courier newspaper
DCM: Distinguished Conduct Medal
D of W; Died of Wounds
DT; Derbyshire Times newspaper
DLI; Durham Light Infantry Regiment
Dvr; Driver
Gnr; Gunner
HPN; High Peak News
KIA; Killed in Action
K.O.Y.L.I.; Kings Own Yorkshire Light Infantry
K.R.R; Kings Royal Rifles
MC; Military Cross
MGC; Machine Gun Corps
MID; Mentioned in Despatches
MM; Miltary Medal
N of K; Next of Kin
OBE; Order of the British Empire
Pnr; Pioneer
POW; Prisoner of War
Pte; Private
RASC (ASC); Royal Army Service Corps
RE; Royal Engineers
Regt; Regiment
RFA; Royal Field Artillery
RGA; Royal Garrison Artillery
RNVR; Royal Navy Volunteer Reserve
SB; Service Battalion
SDT; Sheffield Daily Telegraph
Sig; Signaller
Spr; Sapper
Sqdn; Squadron
S T; Sheffield Telegraph
T.A.; Territorial Army
VAD; Voluntary Aid Detachment
WO; Warrant Officer
Y & L; (York & Lancs) York & Lancaster Regiment
1901C 1911C; Date of Census Records
✟; Lost their lives
≠; Killed but not on Hathersage Church War Memorial
ß; On Bible Class Memorial Board
⚜; On Scouts Memorial Board
ă; On 1918/1919 Absent Voters Lists
Щ; In ‘When Hathersage Went to War’ book
Д; On Wesleyan Chapel Tablet 1922.

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