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Mavis Dixon VAD Database.Xlsx County Durham Voluntary Aid Detachment workers, 1914-1919 www.durhamatwar.org.uk Surname Forename Address Role Further information Service from 1914. 8th Durham V.A.H., Normanhurst, West Hartlepool. Only record found is a probate record -Died 18/8/1955 at the Garth Highnam Hall, Park Sewing for Hosp. during Nursing Home, Dorking but was of Ethiebeaton, by Dundee, Angusshire. Aarvold Julie Marie (Mrs) Avenue, West Hartlepool the war. Born c1881. Described on the probate records as a single woman. Probate (was at 3 The Grove) to Odd Brian Aarvold and Carl Douglas Aarvold both on the 1911 census at West Hartlepool. Married Carl F Casper 1936 Westminster. Nurse. Part time. 280 Service from 9/8/14 to 10/15. 2nd Durham V.A.H., Mill Dam, South Shields. Abbot Elizabeth (Mrs) Moor Lane, Whitburn hours served. Unable to find on 1911 census in Whitburn. Service from 15/4/15 to 11/17. 17th Durham V.A. H., The Red House, Etherley, Bishop Auckland. This may be Stephen Hope Abbot. There were Newton Cap, Toronto, Private. Orderly. Part two but only the one born in Butterknowle about 1888 was a boarder in 17 Abbot Stephen Bishop Auckland time. 92 hours served. Gomer Tce., Newton Cap on 1911 census. Died 27/8/1960 at Portrack hospital, Stockton. Parents John Greenwell Hope Abbot & Jane Ann Bowser. Age 18 on engagement. Service from 23/10/17 to 8/5/19 (still serving). 23/10/17 to 4/18 Fusehill Mil. Hosp. Carlisle. 15/5/18 to present Brook Leases, Burnopfield, 1911 Housemember on War Hosp. Shooter’s Hill. 1st North G 27/8/19. Parents Richard and Mary Abbott Elizabeth Rankin census at 20 Lyke Rd., engagement. Nurse on Jane and brother Robert. Born Tanfield 1899. On UK Midwives Roll Burnopfield termination. enrolled 17/4/1924 residence in 1931-Fareham, Hants. On UK & Ireland Nursing Register registered 22/12/1944 & in 1948 was in Wotton-under Edge, Gloucs. Age 28 when engaged. Service from 2/6/15 6th Durham V.A.H., Jeffrey Hall, Sunderland. 29/7/16 to 19/8/16 2nd North. Gen. Hosp. Leeds. 1/11/16 to East House, Fulwell, present (8/5/19). Catterick Camp Military Hospital, Yorkshire. Father Abbs Kathleen Nurse Sunderland William Abbs, farmer, mother Ellen Selina (nee Crump), siblings William, George, Joseph M, Ellen Selina and Alice. Born 1887 Fulwell. Possible marriage George W Shevill, Sunderland 1932. Possible death 24/3/1977 14 Derry Ave., Sunderland. Vane Terrace, New Service from 2/12/15. 22nd Durham V.A.H., Mission House, New Seaham. Adams Eliza Nurse – general work Seaham Still working in 1919. Unable to trace 1911 in Seaham. C/O Mrs Woods, Printstead Emsworth, Adams Kate Sister – full time Service from 4/18 to 11/18. 17th Durham V.A.H. Etherley, Bishop Auckland Hants. Was c/o 83 Pall Mall. CC BY-NC-ND You can download this work and share it with others as long as it is credited, but you can’t change it in any way or use it commercially © Mavis Dixon, Email contact: [email protected] County Durham Voluntary Aid Detachment workers, 1914-1919 www.durhamatwar.org.uk Surname Forename Address Role Further information Service from 2/15 to 1/19. 3rd Durham V.A.H., Hammerton House, 4 Gray Wardmaid and Nursing– Road, Sunderland. Husband James a ship store and oil merchant with Adamson Jane Foster (Mrs) 4 Elms West, Sunderland 20 hours weekly children Ernest, Beatrice, James, Cecil and Jenny. Born 1860 Sunderland – maiden name Taylor. Died 29/1/1945. Married 1882 Sunderland. The Lawn, Ashbrook Road, Private. Driver. Part Adamson John Service from 4/5/15 to 1919. No good match on 1911 census. Sunderland time. 96 hours worked. Service from 18/1/17 to present. Sunderland Eastern Division. A house Private. Air Raid and joiner with wife Sarah Elizabeth and son Thomas. Born 1877 Sunderland. Adamson John Thomas Frederick 4 Barnard St., Sunderland Convoys. Part time. 200 Married Sarah Elizabeth Mitchell in 1901 Sunderland. Died 1958 hours served. Sunderland. Service from 20/1/15 to 29/5/15. 9th Durham V.A.H., Long Room, Chilton Hetton House, Hetton-le- Moor. Father James, G.P. (Glasgow University), mother Jane S. & siblings Adamson Kathleen Jane Commandant. Full time. Hole Elizabeth A, Philip F, Norah P & Herbert I. Born 1873 Hetton. Died 15/7/1960 48 Willes Rd., Leamington Spa. Service from 4/9/15 to 11/12/15. 17th Durham V.A.H., The Red House, Rank - N.M. Nursing. 200 Etherley, Bishop Auckland. Father Charles Robson Addison, a forman Addison Beatrice St. Mary’s Avenue, Crook hours served. Part time. warehouseman, mother Lavinia Louisa & siblings Sidney & Lucy. Born Willington 1897. Possible marriage to William A Dobson 1919. Age 30 when engaged. Service from 12/6/15 to 3/10/18. 17th Durham V.A.H., The Red House, Etherley, Bishop Auckland from 12/6/15 served. 4th Northern General Hospital, Lincoln 7/8/16 to 25/9/16. 1st Birmingham War Clarence House, Bishop Nurse. Part time. 110 Addison Laura Hospital 25/9/16 to 3/10/18. 2 Scarlet Efficiency Stripes 11/11/18. Auckland hours served. Mentioned in Despatch 17/4/19. This may be Laura Gertrude born 1884 in Durham. Father Richard, mother Margaret, siblings John, Elizabeth, Meggie, Charles B and Richard A. She was a housemaid at 27 Rowlandson Tce., Sunderland in 1911. Cook – Part time. 3,600 Service from 1915 to 1916. 6th Durham V.A.H., Woodside, Darlington. Born Addison Mary Edene Romaldkirk, Darlington hours served 31/1/1873. Died 1971. Service from 10/6/16 to 12/10/16. 7th Durham V.A.H., Brancepeth Castle. V.A. Nurse – Part time. Father John Thomas, a foreman butcher with the Co-op, mother Mary, Addison Irene (Renee) Lobly View, Meadowfield 224 hours served siblings Thomas Wm., John Percival, Alfred Burnip, Kenneth Crawhall & Edwin Ronald. Born South Shields 17/11/1894. CC BY-NC-ND You can download this work and share it with others as long as it is credited, but you can’t change it in any way or use it commercially © Mavis Dixon, Email contact: [email protected] County Durham Voluntary Aid Detachment workers, 1914-1919 www.durhamatwar.org.uk Surname Forename Address Role Further information Private. Air Raid and Service from 1/2/15 – still serving. This may be Charles William born 1886 10 Greta Terrace, Convoys Sunderland Adie Charles Sunderland. Mother Mary Alice, siblings Thomas, Walter and Septimus. Sunderland Eastern Division – part Married Elizabeth J. Gaudie 1913 Sunderland. time. 360 hours served Private. Air Raid and 19 Western Hill, Convoys. Sunderland Ailan ?Allan/Allen Frederick Service from 30/5/18 – still serving. Too many to get a safe match. Sunderland Eastern Division. Part time – 50 hours served Service from 6/3/1918 to 31/3/1919. 10th Durham V.A.H., Mayfield, Pine 16 Balmoral Gardens, General Service. Part Street, Jarrow. Gone away 10/3/1921. No trace as Nellie but could be Aird Nellie North Shields time. 782 hours served Eleanor Aird daughter of James, Blacksmith in Shipyard & Marjorie. Born 1900 North Shields. Service 1916 to 1917. 6th Durham V.A.H., Woodside, Darlington. 1911 Airey Miss East Raby St., Darlington Sister in Charge census living at 37 Southend Ave., Darlington, a professional nurse. Born London c1885. Can’t read christian name on 1911 census. Knitting & Sewing Service from 26/4/16 to 1/2/19. Father George, mother Isabella, siblings 15 Kutts Terrace, Eighton Banks Working Margaret, Florence, George and Eleanor. A school teacher. Born Aisbitt Jane Springwell Party. 2 hours Springwell 1890. Married Robert D Rogerson 1919 Chester-le-St. district. fortnightly. ?Died 1953. Service from 6/15 to 12/5/19. 25th Durham V.A.H., Ashburne, Sunderland. Born 1886 Sunderland. Father James, a shipbuilder, mother Mary Frances, 6 Humbleton View, Aitchison Kathleen Bulkeley Head Cook – full time siblings Frances Helen, Alice Mary and Sibyl Margaret. Died 6/3/1960 at Sunderland Cherry Knowle Hospital, Ryhope. Last address 66 Chatsworth St., Sunderland. The Hawthorns, Chester-le- Service 29/5/17 to 1919. A Veterinary Surgeon, born in Dunfermline, Fife Aitken John Private. Driver Street 29/10/1865. Parents David & Agnes Bisset. A single man. Died 1939. Service from 2/1915 to 1/1919. 3rd Durham V.A.H., Hammerton House, St. Bedes House, Nurse. Afternoon nursing Alcock Mary Sunderland. Could be Mary Jane or Mary Ann neither at St. Bede’s House Sunderland duties – 12 hours weekly on 1911 census. Service 9/1918 to 9/4/19. Dilston Hospital. Reserve V.A.D. Only one on 1911 census is at 187 Cleveland Rd., Sunderland. Father Charles Anthony, Alder Doreen Durham Nursing full time a dentist, mother Margaret Alice (Short) and sister Ethel May. Born 1896 Sunderland. CC BY-NC-ND You can download this work and share it with others as long as it is credited, but you can’t change it in any way or use it commercially © Mavis Dixon, Email contact: [email protected] County Durham Voluntary Aid Detachment workers, 1914-1919 www.durhamatwar.org.uk Surname Forename Address Role Further information Service from 5/1917 to 1/1919. 3rd Durham V.A.H., Hammerton House, Roker Bath Road, Kitchen helper. 30 hours Alder Margaret (Mrs) Sunderland. This could be Margaret E Alder but she is single and a school Sunderland alternate weeks teacher living at 47 Roker Bath Rd. Service from 4/11/1915 – still serving. 6th Durham V.A.H., Jeffrey Hall, Alder Margaret Ann (Mrs) 1 Rosslyn Tce., Sunderland Nursing – full time Sunderland.
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