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Sister Miss Florence May '''HODGINS''' served in the Princess Christian's Army Nursing Service (Reserve). Enlistment: Transferred to QAIMNS 21 Oct 1903.
Sister Miss Florence May '''HODGINS''' served in the Princess Christian's Army Nursing Service (Reserve). Enlistment: Transferred to QAIMNS 21 Oct 1903.


==Nursing Service in the Boer War==
==Nursing Service in the Boer War==
Sister HODGINS served as Princess Christian's Army Nursing Service (Reserve).<ref>Employment Status (Medal Rolls)</ref>
Sister Florence May '''HODGINS''' served in Princess Christian's Army Nursing Service (Reserve), enlisting July 2 1900. Her service number was 684.<ref>WO 100/130 QSA Medal Roll p228 created at The Imperial Yeomanry Hospital, Pretoria; dated July 13, 1901</ref><ref>War Office (1900) Nominal Roll of Princess Christian's Army Nursing Service (Reserve) as at 30th September</ref><ref>The Times, July 10, 1900 p7c</ref><ref>WO 100/353 KSA Medal Roll p14 created at AMD5; March 6, 1903</ref><ref>Census: Devonport, Devon 1911 RG14; Piece: 13060</ref>


==Nursing Service before WW1==
The hospital at Deelfontein [Imperial Yeomanry] numbers 1,000 beds and a further branch will be established at Pretoria within a few weeks. The staff for the latter is now en route and consist of the following doctors and nurses, besides 82 orderlies and 8 ward maids:
Sister HODGINS is recorded as Sister (Transvaal) in the Army List 1904 (QAIMNS).<ref>Army List 1904 (QAIMNS)</ref>
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Sister HODGINS is recorded as Sister in the Army List 1906 (QAIMNS).<ref>Army List 1906 (QAIMNS)</ref>
Sister HODGINS is recorded as Sister in the Army List 1908 (QAIMNS).<ref>Army List 1908 (QAIMNS)</ref>
Sister HODGINS is recorded as Sister in the Army List 1909 (QAIMNS).<ref>Army List 1909 (QAIMNS)</ref>
Sister HODGINS is recorded as Matron (Devonport) in the Census 1911.<ref>Census 1911</ref>
Sister HODGINS is recorded as Matron in the Army List 1913 (QAIMNS).<ref>Army List 1913 (QAIMNS)</ref>


==Nursing Service in WW1==
==After Military Service==
Sister HODGINS is recorded as Matron in the Army List 1915 (QAIMNS).<ref>Army List 1915 (QAIMNS)</ref>
The 1911 Census shows her as Matron on the Military Hospital Stoke Devonport
Sister HODGINS is recorded as Matron in the Army List 1917 (QAIMNS).<ref>Army List 1917 (QAIMNS)</ref>
Her WO 399 service record reference is WO 399/QAIMNS 3890.
WO 95/3988: mobilised with BEF as Matron 1 General Hospital<ref>WO 399 service record</ref>
 
==References==
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[[Category:Boer War]] [[Category:Pre-WW1]] [[Category:WW1]] [[Category:PCANSR]] [[Category:Stub]]

Latest revision as of 10:56, 7 May 2026

Sister Miss Florence May HODGINS served in the Princess Christian's Army Nursing Service (Reserve). Enlistment: Transferred to QAIMNS 21 Oct 1903.

Nursing Service in the Boer War

Sister Florence May HODGINS served in Princess Christian's Army Nursing Service (Reserve), enlisting July 2 1900. Her service number was 684.[1][2][3][4][5]

The hospital at Deelfontein [Imperial Yeomanry] numbers 1,000 beds and a further branch will be established at Pretoria within a few weeks. The staff for the latter is now en route and consist of the following doctors and nurses, besides 82 orderlies and 8 ward maids:

  1. WO 100/130 QSA Medal Roll p228 created at The Imperial Yeomanry Hospital, Pretoria; dated July 13, 1901
  2. War Office (1900) Nominal Roll of Princess Christian's Army Nursing Service (Reserve) as at 30th September
  3. The Times, July 10, 1900 p7c
  4. WO 100/353 KSA Medal Roll p14 created at AMD5; March 6, 1903
  5. Census: Devonport, Devon 1911 RG14; Piece: 13060

After Military Service

The 1911 Census shows her as Matron on the Military Hospital Stoke Devonport