Nursing Sister Anna Beulah Stover

Conflict:

WW1

Regimental No.:

Cause of Death (in war):

Survived

Branch:

Army

Regiment:

Canadian Army Medical Corps

Battalion:

Canadian Army Medical Corps

Company:

Date of Birth :

Place of Birth:

Chatham, Ontario

Date of Enlistment:

Age at Enlistment:

31 years 1 month

Date of Discharge:

Age at Discharge:

Date of Death:

Age at Death:

Country Born:

Canada

Trade or Calling:

Trained Nurse

Next of Kin:

Mrs. E. L. Stover, Mother, Blenheim, Ontario

Address at Enlistment:

Blenheim, Ontario

Religion:

Church of England

Place of Enlistment:

London, England

Was a Prisoner of War:

Not Specified

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Weight:

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Marital Status:

Not Specified

Prior Military Experience:

Yes

Saw Service in:

Europe

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Conflict	Rank	Regiment	Branch	Unit	Company	Date From	Date To
WW1	Nursing Sister	Canadian Army Medical Corps	Army	Canadian Army Medical Corps

Conflict

Rank

Regiment

Branch

Unit

Company

Date From

Date To

WW1

Nursing Sister

Canadian Army Medical Corps

Army

Canadian Army Medical Corps

Previous experience: 6 months with the Harvard Unit (France).
Toronto World - 11 Sept. 1918, pg. 1 - Report indicating Miss Stover was nursing on a ship returning to Canada with women and children.

Survivor of WW1

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