Daughter of John William Scott and Helen (nee Wahan) Macfie.
Extra informatie
Information 1
On 15 November 1919, she was recruited to the first Toc H Executive Committee and in 1922 founded the Toc H League of Women Helpers.
Information 2
After World War 1, she found her life divided between her hospital duties and Toc H. She also went on several tours of the dominions on behalf of LWH and its successor Toc H Women’s Association, and wrote two books about their history.
Information 3
In 2006 she had a room named after her at Talbot House.
Information 4
Died at the Cottage Hospital in Swaffham, Norfolk
Militaire gegevens
Rang
Sister
Regiment / Eenheid
Voluntary Aid Detachment
Sterfdatum
Leeftijd
76
Begraafplaats / Gedenkteken
Her ashes are in the columbarium in the undercroft at All Hallows.
Andere informatie
Information
Took communion at Talbot House at Easter 1917, with her cousin (once-removed) Dorothy Macfie, as well as on several other occasions.
Information 2
Both cousins were guests of honour at a Talbot House garden party on 01.05.1917. At that time they were assigned to Hôpital Elizabeth, a small Belgian hospital near Château Couthove in the village of Proven.
Information 3
Donated a book to the Talbot House Library: Kipling, R., 'The Five Nations, vol. II'.
Information 4
Provided a present for Children’s Party at Talbot House
Media
Bronnen
Source
CR-Slips-Book 2
Source 2
IWMIII.4.v
Source 3
Louagie, J., A Touch of Paradise in Hell: see index
