10/05/1916 - 31/07/1917 LONDON, ONTARIO 10/05/1916 Date of Mobilization. Recruiting commenced. Auth. Letter A.A.G., Military District No. 1, LONDON, ONTARIO, dated 28/4/16. Authorized Establishment for Stationary Hospital of 400 beds, Officer Commanding (Lt.Col), Eleven Medical Officers (Two Majors, Nine Captains), A Quarter-Master (Capt.) A Dispenser (Lieut.): Twenty-seven Nursing Sisters of the Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service, and 118 Other Ranks. TOTAL AUTHORIZED ESTABLISHMENT: OFFICERS- 14. NURSING SISTERS- 27. OTHER RANKS- 118. LONDON, ONTARIO 10/05/1916 Lt. Colonel K.SEABORN appointed Officer Commanding. (Auth.#1 Mil.Dist.H.Q.593-6-1,d/7/7/16.(). LONDON, ONTARIO 10/05/1916 Canadian Red Cross Society's Room, Richmond st., LONDON, ONTARIO, given for use as Unit Orderly Room. Campus of Western University, LONDON, ONTARIO, granted by University Authorities for use by Unit as Parade Ground. LONDON, ONTARIO 10/05/1916 Authority received from HEADQUARTERS for Officers, Nursing Sisters and Other Ranks taken on the strength to be billeted out. LONDON, ONTARIO 10/05/1916 Major J.C.WILSON taken on the strength on transfer from A/D.A.D.M.S.,CANADIANS,LONDON, ONTARIO. LONDON, ONTARIO 10/05/1916 Hon.Capt. & Quartermaster G.M.BROCK taken on the strength. LONDON, ONTARIO 10/05/1916 14 Recruits taken on the Strength. LONDON, ONTARIO 11/05/1916 5 Recruits taken on the Strength. LONDON, ONTARIO 12/05/1916 1 Recruit taken on the Strength. LONDON, ONTARIO 13/05/1916 1 Recruit taken on the Strength. LONDON, ONTARIO 15/05/1916 3 Recruits taken on the Strength. LONDON, ONTARIO 15/05/1916 9 Other Ranks transferred to Unit from A.M.C.Training Depot No.1, C.E.F., LONDON, ONTARIO LONDON, ONTARIO 16/05/1916 4 Recruits taken on the Strength. LONDON, ONTARIO 17/05/1916 5 Recruits taken on the Strength. LONDON, ONTARIO 18/05/1916 7 Recruits taken on the Strength. LONDON, ONTARIO 19/05/1916 9 Recruits taken on the Strength. LONDON, ONTARIO 20/05/1916 Captains A. TURNER and E.H.YOUNG taken on the Strength. Major C.E.Brown taken on the Strength. LONDON, ONTARIO 20/05/1916 4 Other Ranks taken on the Strength on transfer from A.M.C.Training Depot No.1, C.E.F., LONDON, ONTARIO LONDON, ONTARIO 21/05/1916 1 Other Rank discharged on appointment to a commission in the C.E.F. LONDON, ONTARIO 21/05/1916 1 Other Rank taken on the Strength on transfer from A.M.C.Training Depot No.1, LONDON, ONTARIO. LONDON, ONTARIO 21/05/1916 7 Recruits taken on the Strength. LONDON, ONTARIO 22/05/1916 Lieut.J.A.DICKIE taken on the Strength. LONDON, ONTARIO 23/05/1916 4 Recruits taken on the Strength. LONDON, ONTARIO 24/05/1916 5 Recruits taken on the Strength. LONDON, ONTARIO 26/05/1916 1 Recruit taken on the Strength. LONDON, ONTARIO 29/05/1916 10 Recruits taken on the Strength. LONDON, ONTARIO 30/05/1916 1 Recruit taken on the Strength. LONDON, ONTARIO 31/05/1916 Matron H.E.DULMAGE, Nursing Sister F.COLLYER, M.I.MACROBERTS, B.M.WILSON, A.MCDOUGAL Taken on the Strength. LONDON, ONTARIO 31/05/1916 5 Recruits taken on the Strength. LONDON, ONTARIO 31/05/1916 STRENGTH AT DATE - OFFICERS - 6, NURSING SISTERS - 5, OTHER RANKS - 95. Syllabus of Training during month included Squad and Company Drill, Stretcher Exercises, Route Marches, Lectures on First Aid, Bandaging, Sanitation and Hygiene. LONDON, ONTARIO 01/06/1916 Capt.J.S.HUDSON taken on the strength on transfer from A.M.C.Training Depot No.1, LONDON, ONTARIO. LONDON, ONTARIO 01/06/1916 Captain J.MORIARTY, K.RICK, A>K.FRALEIGH, R.H.HENDERSON, C.L.DOUGLAS, taken on the Strength. LONDON, ONTARIO 01/06/1916 Nursing Sisters C.A.KING, S.B.POPHAM, H.J.WOOLSON taken on the Strength. LONDON, ONTARIO 01/06/1916 2 Other Ranks taken on the Strength on transfer from A.M.C.Training Depot No.1, LONDON, ONTARIO. LONDON, ONTARIO 01/06/1916 5 Recruits taken on the Strength. LONDON, ONTARIO 03/06/1916 Nursing Sisters M.B.SANDERSON and O.K.ISMAY taken on the Strength. LONDON, ONTARIO 03/06/1916 4 Recruits taken on the Strength. LONDON, ONTARIO 04/06/1916 1 Other Rank taken on the Strength on transfer from 135th O.S.Bn., C.E.F., LONDON, ONTARIO. LONDON, ONTARIO 04/06/1916 1 Other Rank taken on the Strength on transfer from A.M.C.Training Depot No.1, LONDON, ONTARIO. LONDON, ONTARIO 05/06/1916 5 Recruits taken on the Strength. LONDON, ONTARIO 06/06/1916 Nursing Sisters V.H.KEENE, J.MACALLUM, E.F.TAGGIE, A.SIMPSON, B.M.RICHARDS, E.ORME, A.L.MCPHER, G.MCCUE, M.HODGE, A.HICKS, L.FOREMAN, E.A.DAVIES, H.DOUGLAS, E.K.DURKIN, F.ANDERSON, A.TURNER, and A.E.WHITELY taken on the Strength. LONDON, ONTARIO 06/06/1916 1 Other Rank taken on the Strength on transfer from 135th O.S.Bn., C.E.F., LONDON, ONTARIO. LONDON, ONTARIO 07/06/1916 2 Other Ranks taken on the Strength on transfer from 91st O.S.Bn., C.E.F., LONDON, ONTARIO. LONDON, ONTARIO 07/06/1916 1 Recruit taken on the Strength. LONDON, ONTARIO 08/06/1916 3 Other Ranks taken on the Strength. LONDON, ONTARIO 13/06/1916 Captain C.P.JENTO taken on the Strength. LONDON, ONTARIO 16/06/1916 1 Other Rank taken on the Strength on transfer from Engineer Training Depot, OTTAWA, ONTARIO. LONDON, ONTARIO 17/06/1916 1 Other Rank taken on the Strength on transfer from 161st O.S.Bn., C.E.F. LONDON, ONTARIO 18/06/1916 AT THIS DATE UNIT WAS AT STRENGTH IN OFFICERS AND NURSING SISTERS AND FOUR OVER STRENGTH IN OTHER RANKS. LONDON, ONTARIO 19/06/1916 Three Other Ranks struck off strength as unlikely to become efficient soldiers. LONDON, ONTARIO 19/06/1916 Matron H.K.DULMAGE, Nursing Sisters F.ANDERSON, F.COLLYER, E.A.DAVIES, M.DOUGLAS, K.DURKIN, M.L.FOREMAN, A.HICKS, M.M.HODGE, O.K.ISMAY, V.H.KEENE, C.A.KING, G.MCCUE, A.MACDONALD, A.L.MCPHER, J.MACALLUM, M.I.MACROBERTS, E.ORME, S.B.POPHAM, B.M.RICHARDS, M.B.SANDERSON, A.SIMPSON, E.F.TAGGIE, A.G.TURNER, A.E.WHITELY, B.M.WILSON, H.J.WOOLSON struck off the Strength on proceeding Overseas. LONDON, ONTARIO 26/06/1916 1 Other Rank struck off strength on Discharge as underage. LONDON, ONTARIO 27/06/1916 479 Cases of Surgical Supplies and Hospital Clothing handed over to the Unit Quartermaster by the LONDON, ONTARIO Branch of the Canadian Red Cross Society. LONDON, ONTARIO 29/06/1916 1 Other Rank struck off the Strength on discharge as medically unfit. LONDON, ONTARIO 30/06/1916 STRENGTH AT DATE - OFFICERS-14. OTHER RANKS, 117. TRAINING CARRIED ON AS IN PRECEDING MONTH. LONDON, ONTARIO 11/07/1916 Inoculation and Vaccination of All Ranks completed. LONDON, ONTARIO 17/07/1916 Letter from Officer Commanding Unit to A.A.G., Military District No.1, LONDON, ONTARIO, stating Unit complete in every respect and prepared to proceed Overseas immediately. LONDON, ONTARIO 31/07/1916 STRENGTH OF UNIT UNCHANGED THROUGHOUT MONTH. LONDON, ONTARIO 08/08/1916 Letter received from A.A.G., No.1 Mil. List., warning Unit to be in readiness to proceed Overseas at an early date. LONDON, ONTARIO 15/08/1916 Field Day held by Officers and Men of Unit at Western University Campus, LONDON, ONTARIO. LONDON, ONTARIO 16/08/1916 Instructions received from A.A.G., No.1 Mil. Dist., that Unit leave LONDON, ONT., at 12.20 P.M., August 18th/1916, via G.T.R. LONDON, ONTARIO 16/08/1916 Inspection of Unit by G.O.C., No.1 Military District and A.D.M.S., No.1 Military District. LONDON, ONTARIO 16/08/1916 Inspection of Orderly Room Records by Officers of Headquarters Staff, No.1 Mil. District. LONDON, ONTARIO 16/08/1916 1500 Cases of Ordnance and Red Cross Supplies forwarded to Montreal for shipment to England. LONDON, ONTARIO 16/08/1916 1 Recruit taken on the Strength, bringing Unit to exact strength of Establishment, vis,- OFFICERS-14, OTHER RANKS-118. LONDON, ONTARIO 16/08/1916 12:20 Complete Unit comprising Lt. Col. E. SEABORN, Major C.E. BROWN, Major J.C. WILSON, Captains J.S. HUDSON, A. TURNER, E.H. YOUNG, J. MORIARTY, E. BICE, A.E. FRALEIGH, R.H. HENDERSON, C.L. DOUGLAS, C.P. JENTO, G.M. BROCK, and Lieut. J.A. DICKIE, and 118 OTHER RANKS entrained at Grand Trunk Railway Station. HALIFAX, N.S. 21/08/1916 9:00 Unit arrived at HALIFAX, N.S. HALIFAX, N.S. 21/08/1916 11:00 Unit embarked on H.M.T. 2810 (Olympic) HALIFAX, N.S. 21/08/1916 Lt. Colonel E. SEABORN appointed Principal Medical Officer of the ship. HALIFAX, N.S. 21/08/1916 Troop Hospital on board taken over by Unit, commenced treatment of all causes of sickness which developed and continued same throughout voyage. HALIFAX, N.S. 24/08/1916 1 Other Rank of Unit transferred to Shore Hospital, HALIFAX, seriously ill. HALIFAX, N.S. 24/08/1916 Inspection of Troops and Ship by H.R.H. the Duke of Connaught HALIFAX, N.S. 24/08/1916 12:30 Ship proceeded from Halifax. LIVERPOOL 30/08/1916 10:00 Unit disembarked at LIVERPOOL. LIVERPOOL 30/08/1916 10:30 Unit entrained for SHORNCLIFFE. SHORNCLIFFE, KENT 30/08/1916 21:00 Unit arrived at SHORNCLIFFE Station, and proceeded to camp. SHORNCLIFFE, KENT 30/08/1916 22:00 Unit arrived at Canvas Camp, St. Martin’s Plain, SHORNCLIFFE, KENT. SHORNCLIFFE, KENT 31/08/1916 Unit attached to No.8 Canadian Stationary Hospital, St. Martin’s Plain, for Quarters and Rations. SHORNCLIFFE, KENT 31/08/1916 One Casualty having occurred En Route, Strength at this date was - OFFICERs-14. OTHER RANKS-117. SHORNCLIFFE, KENT 05/09/1916 10:00 Unit inspected at Sir John Moore’s Plain, SHORNCLIFFE, by A.D.M.S., Canadian Training Division, Shorncliffe. SHORNCLIFFE, KENT 08/09/1916 1 Other Rank preceded On command to Canadian School of Cookery. SHORNCLIFFE, KENT 13/09/1916 Camp visited by Director of Medical Services, Canadian Contigents. SHORNCLIFFE, KENT 15/09/1916 Major C.K. BROWN, Captains A. TURNER, J. MORIARTY, E.H. YOUNG, and ten Other Ranks priced On Command for Instructional purposes to Granville Canadian Special Hospital, Ramsgate. SHORNCLIFFE, KENT 15/09/1916 Captain J.S. HUDSON proceeded On Command for Instructional purposes to Canadian Cavalry Corps, SHORNCLIFFE. SHORNCLIFFE, KENT 15/09/1916 Captains K.BICE, C.L. DOUGLAS, C.P. JENTO, and 36 Other Ranks proceed ON Command for Instructional Purposes to Moore Barracks Canadian Hospital, SHORNCLIFFE. SHORNCLIFFE, KENT 15/09/1916 Captain A.E. FRALEIGH and 26 Other Ranks proceeded on Command for Instructional purposes to Shorncliffe Military Hospital, SHORNCLIFFE. SHORNCLIFFE, KENT 15/09/1916 Captain R.H. HENDERSON proceeded On Command for Instructional purposes to A.D.M.S., Canadians, FOLKESTONE. SHORNCLIFFE, KENT 15/09/1916 1 Other Ranks proceeded to Canadian Pay Office, London, for duty. SHORNCLIFFE, KENT 18/09/1916 Capt. C.L. DOUGLAS transferred from Moore Barracks Hospital to No.2 Canadian Mobile Laboratory, FOLKESTONE. SHORNCLIFFE, KENT 18/09/1916 3 Other Ranks proceed On Command for Instructional purposes, to Moore Barracks Canadian Hospital, SHORNCLIFFE. SHORNCLIFFE, KENT 20/09/1916 1 Other Rank transferred from Moore Barracks Hospital to No.2 Canadian Mobile Laboratory, FOLKESTONE. SHORNCLIFFE, KENT 21/09/1916 20 Other Ranks proceeded On Command for Instructional purposes to Shorncliffe Military Hospital, SHORNCLIFFE. SHORNCLIFFE, KENT 23/09/1916 Major J.C. WILSON proceeded On Command to Canadian Red Cross Special Hospital, BUITON. SHORNCLIFFE, KENT 25/09/1916 1 Other Rank returned to Unit from Command at Moore Barracks Canadian Hospital, SHORNCLIFFE. SHORNCLIFFE, KENT 30/09/1916 Disposition of Unit on last day of month as follows:- ON COMMAND - OFFICERS, 11. OTHER RANKS, 96. REMAINING IN CAMP - OFFICERS, 3. OTHER RANKS, 21. CLIMATIC CONDITIONS - Weather warm throughout month, with considerable amount of rain. Camp muddy at times but owing to altitude and sandy nature of soil no serious inconvenience resulted. Edwin Seaborn Lt.Colonel, Cmdg.No.10 Stationary Hospital, C.E.F. SHORNCLIFFE, KENT 05/10/1916 8 Other Ranks proceeded on Command for Instructional purposes to Duchess of Connaught’s Canadian Red Cross Convalescent Hospital, TAPLOW, BUCKS. SHORNCLIFFE, KENT 08/10/1916 Capt. G.M. BROCK and 3 Other Ranks proceeded to SOUTHAMPTON DOCKS for the purpose of checking Medical Stores and Equipment. SHORNCLIFFE, KENT 10/10/1916 Capt. G.M. BROCK returned to Unit from SOUTHAMPTON. SHORNCLIFFE, KENT 20/10/1916 Lt.Colonel E. SEABORN proceeded On Command to Ontario Military Hospital, ORPINGTON. SHORNCLIFFE, KENT 21/10/1916 1 Other Rank returned to Unit on completion of course at Canadian Cookery School, SHORNCLIFFE. SHORNCLIFFE, KENT 24/10/1916 1 Other Rank proceeded On Command for Instructional purposes to Moore Barracks Canadian Hospital, SHORNCLIFFE. SHORNCLIFFE, KENT 31/10/1916 DISPOSITION OF UNIT AT THIS DATE:- ON COMMAND - OFFICERS, 12. OTHER RANKS, 13. REMAINING IN CAMP - OFFICERS, 2. OTHER RANKS, 13. Weather comparatively warm during month. Violent gales were experienced during latter part of month. Marquees were repeatedly blown down and most of these were replaced by Bell tents. All personnel remaining in camp employed on camp duties and fatigues. Air Raid warnings frequent, but at no time, so far as is known, were hostile aircraft in the immediate vicinity of the camp. Edwin Seaborn Lt.Colonel, Cmdg.No.10 Canadian Stationary Hospital. SHORNCLIFFE, KENT 01/11/1916 14:00 Letter received from A.D.M.S., Canadian Training Division, SHORNCLIFFE, directing that Lt.Colonel E. SEABORN, two Medical Officers, Quartermaster and 35 Other Ranks report to D.A.D.M.S., Canadians, SEAFORD, for the purpose of taking over Raven’s Croft Military Hospital. SHORNCLIFFE, KENT 02/11/1916 Lt.Colonel E. SEABORN, Major J.C. WILSON, Capt. A.E. FRALEIGH and 20 Other Ranks recalled from Command. SHORNCLIFFE, KENT 02/11/1916 9:00 Lt.Colonel E.Seaborn, Major J.C. WILSON, Captains A.E. RALEIGH and G.M. BROCK, Lieut. J.A. DICKIE and 33 Other Ranks proceeded by rail to SEAFORD, SUSSEX. SEAFOOD, SUSSEX 02/11/1916 18:00 Details as above arrived at SEAFORD Station and marched to CHYNGTON CAMP (1 Mile East). SEAFOOD, SUSSEX 02/11/1916 Unit attached to 103rd Battalion, C.E.F., for Quarters and Rations. SEAFOOD, SUSSEX 03/11/1916 1 Other Rank recalled from Command. SEAFOOD, SUSSEX 05/11/1916 Raven’s Croft Military Hospital taken over through Board of Survey from Imperial authorities and established as Headquarters of Unit. Bed capacity approximately 100. About 75 Imperial patients in Hospital at time of taking over were treated until their recovery or transfer to Imperial Hospitals. Chyngton Camp in its earliest stages as a Canadian Camp at this date, about three Battalions being quartered there in hutments. Raven’s Croft Hospital a School building but occupied by the R.A.M.C., as a Military Hospital since 1914. SEAFOOD, SUSSEX 08/11/1916 1 Other Rank recalled from Command. SEAFOOD, SUSSEX 11/11/1916 2 Other Ranks recalled from Command. SEAFOOD, SUSSEX 13/11/1916 Captain C.P. JENTO and 1 Other Rank recalled from Command. SEAFOOD, SUSSEX 25/11/1916 Nursing Sisters A.HICKS, J. MACALLUM and A.E. WHITELY taken on the Strength on transfer from Duchess of Connaught’s Canadian Red Cross Hospital, TAPLOW. SEAFOOD, SUSSEX 25/11/1916 Nursing Sister E. ORME taken on the Strength on transfer from Moore Barracks Canadian Red Cross Special Hospital, BUXTON. SEAFOOD, SUSSEX 28/11/1916 1 Other Rank stuck off Strength on transfer to Moore Barracks Canadian Hospital, SHORNCLIFFE. SEAFOOD, SUSSEX 30/11/1916 1 Other Rank taken on Strength on transfer from C.A.M.C. Training School, SHORNCLIFFE. SEAFOOD, SUSSEX 30/11/1916 Many new Battalions arrived in camp direct from Canada during the month. A high rate of sickness developed amongst these new arrivals, due largely to the unaccustomed dampness of the English climate. SEAFOOD, SUSSEX 30/11/1916 This was especially so in the case of North american Indian troops, and of the few deaths occurring in Hospital the majority were Indians. Ailments mainly bronchial and pulmonary. Measles, Mumps and other infectious diseases very prevalent and the capacity of the Hospital was greatly overtaxed to accommodate the patients. Owing to total lack of Surgical, Laboratory and X-ray facilities the majority of surgical and special cases were transferred to other hospitals for treatment, notably 2nd Eastern General Hospital, BRIGHTON. Three ambulances were in use at this time. SEAFOOD, SUSSEX 05/12/1916 1 Other Rank recalled from Command. SEAFOOD, SUSSEX 06/12/1916 Number of patients in excess of bed capacity of Hospital temporarily accommodated on mattresses on floor, etc. SEAFOOD, SUSSEX 09/12/1916 Authority received from A.D.M.S., Brighton to use ward in Seaside Convalescent Hospital, SEAFORD, as auxiliary. SEAFOOD, SUSSEX 09/12/1916 8 Other Ranks recalled from Command. SEAFOOD, SUSSEX 16/12/1916 “Southlands” and “Hawkswick” buildings, near Raven’s Croft Hospital, taken over as auxiliary Hospitals for infectious cases. Bed capacity of each building approximately 50. SEAFOOD, SUSSEX 20/12/1916 11 Other Ranks recalled from Command. SEAFOOD, SUSSEX 30/12/1916 2 Other Ranks struck off Strength on discharge to Canada as medically unfit. SEAFOOD, SUSSEX 30/12/1916 Average number of patients during first half of month - 125; during latter half - 175. SEAFOOD, SUSSEX 30/12/1916 Personnel present at date:- OFFICERS, 6; NURSING SISTERS, 6; OTHER RANKS, 47. SEAFOOD, SUSSEX 06/01/1917 Few cases of Cerebro-Spinal Meningitis developed amongst patients in Hospital. Hospital and Staff placed under Quarantine. Cultures taken of all patients and personnel in Hospital. SEAFOOD, SUSSEX 10/01/1917 Cultures of whole staff proved negative. Quarantine lifted. SEAFOOD, SUSSEX 17/01/1917 Authority received for Unit to take over All Saints’ Hospital, EASTBOURNE, re-named Canadian Military Hospital, EASTBOURNE. Same to be used as Headquarters of Unit and Central Hospital. Raven’s Croft, Hawkswick and Southlands Hospitals, SEAFORD, to be retained as auxiliaries. SEAFOOD, SUSSEX 17/01/1917 Major C.E. BROWN, Captains J.S. HUDSON, A. TURNER, E.H. YOUNG, J. MORIARTY and 53 Other Rank recalled from Command. SEAFOOD, SUSSEX 21/01/1917 Canadian Military Hospital, EASTBOURNE opened and established as headquarters of Unit. SEAFOOD, SUSSEX 21/01/1917 Lt.Colonel E. SEABORN, Major J.C. WILSON, Captains J.S. HUDSON, A. TURNER, E.H. YOUNG, J. MORIARTY, G.M. BROCk, Lieut. J.A. DICKIE and 65 Other Ranks proceeded to Canadian Military Hospital, EASTBOURNE. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 21/01/1917 Nursing Sisters A. HICKS, E. ORME, S.B. POPHAM, J. MACALLUM, B.M. WILSON and A.E. WHITELY proceeded to Canadian Military Hospital, EASTBOURNE. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 21/01/1917 Detachment comprising Major C.E. BROWN, Captains A.E. FRALEIGH and C.P. JENTO, and 51 Other Ranks remained at SEAFORD. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 21/01/1917 Canadian Military Hospital, EASTBOURNE, composed of two large substantial brick buildings, formerly occupied as a Church of England Convalescent Home and Annex. Total estimated bed capacity - 500. At this date Hospital was not equipped with Surgical, X-Ray or Pathological apparatus. Advices from Director of Medical Services state that it is the intention to treat Overseas Casualties in this Hospital as soon as fully equipped. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 22/01/1917 Nursing Sisters C.A. KING and B.M. RICHARD taken on the Strength on transfer from Moore Barracks Canadian Hospital. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 22/01/1917 Nursing Sisters G. MCCUE and A.L. MCPHEE taken on the Strength on transfer Canadian Convalescent Hospital, Yearwood Park, WOKINGHAM. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 23/01/1917 Nursing Sister E.A. DAVIES taken on the Strength on transfer from No.9 Can. Stationary Hospital. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 24/01/1917 Nursing Sisters V.H. KEENE and M.I. MACROBERTS taken on the Strength on transfer from West Cliff Canadian Hospital, FOLKESTONE. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 26/01/1917 Nursing Sisters J. GLENDENNING, P.A. IVEY, M.F. PARKING attached for duty from C.A.M.C. Training School. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 30/01/1917 1 Other Rank returned from Command. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 31/01/1917 Dispatch and Ambulance Service twice daily between Eastbourne and Seaford (nine miles) inaugurated during month. Hospitals under Headquarters, Seaford, for Discipline, and within. Average number of patients for month (Canadian Military Hospital, Eastbourne and Raven’s Croft Military Hospital, Seaford) - 180. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 07/02/1917 Captain R.H. HENDERSON recalled from Command. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 03/02/1917 Nursing Sister C.S.T. PHILIP attached for duty from C.A.M.C. Training School, SHORNCLIFFE. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 05/02/1917 Matron H.K. DULMAGE taken on the Strength on transfer from C.A.M.C. Training School, SHORNCLIFFE. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 05/02/1917 Nursing Sisters L.M. ARMSTRONG, M. CORNELL, E.B. FORSYTH, M.L. SHEDDER and A.W. WILSON attached for duty from C.A.M.C. Training School, SHORNCLIFFE. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 07/02/1917 Captain K. BICE recalled from Command. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 12/02/1917 Nursing Sister E. ORME granted Leave of Absence from 12/2/17 to 5/3/17 on recommendation of Medical Board. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 16/02/1917 1 Other Rank—transferred to Military Hospital, HALIFAX—taken on the Strength on re-joining unit. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 17/02/1917 Major C.E. BROWN granted Leave of Absence from 17/2/17 to 31/3/17, with permission to proceed to Canada, without expense to the Public. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 17/02/1917 Nursing Sister F. COLLYER taken on the Strength on transfer from C.A.M.C. Training School. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 19/02/1917 Hon. Captain & Chaplain (Rev.) J.O. MURRAY attached for Duty. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 21/02/1917 Nursing Sister O.K. ISMAY taken on the Strength on transfer from C.A.M.C. Training School. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 22/02/1917 First Overseas Casualties admitted to Canadian Military Hospital, EASTBOURNE. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 24/02/1917 Nursing Sisters C.A. KING, S.B. POPHAM and A.E. WHITELY granted Leave of Absence from 24/2/17 to 10/3/17. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 26/02/1917 Captain C.L. DOUGLAS recalled from Command. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 28/02/1917 Average Number of Patients during month—200. (Canadian Military Hospital, EASTBOURNE and Raven’s Croft Military Hospital, SEAFORD). Strength of Unit at date:- OFFICERS, 14. NURSING SISTERS, 21. OTHER RANKS, 117. All Nursing Sisters and about 70 percent of other personnel employed at Canadian Military Hospital, EASTBOURNE. Officers and Other Ranks detailed for Duty between EASTBOURNE and SEAFORD from time to time to meet the varying requirements of auxiliary hospitals. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 01/03/1917 Nursing Sisters A. HICKS and B.M. RICHARD granted Leave of Absence from 1/3/17 to 15/3/17. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 01/03/1917 Pathological Laboratory, Canadian Military Hospital, EASTBOURNE, equipped and ready for use. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 03/03/1917 1 Other Rank struck off Strength on transfer to 6th Reserve Battalion, C.E.F., SEAFORD. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 06/03/1917 Operating Theatre, Canadian Military Hospital, EASTBOURNE, equipped and ready for use. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 09/03/1917 1 Other Rank attached for duty with Hospital Representative. Hospital Representatives a newly-organized branch of the Adjutant General’s Dept., for dealing with Casualties on their discharge from Hospitals. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 06/03/1917 Nursing Sisters E.A. DAVIES, G. MCCUE and A.L. MCPHEE granted Leave of Absence from 6/3/17 to 20/3/17. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 10/03/1917 Nursing Sisters L.M. ARMSTRONG, M. CORNELL, E.B. FORSYTH, M.L SHEDDEN and C.S.Y. PHILIP cease to be attached on posting to C.A.M.C. Training School, SHORNCLIFFE. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 10/03/1917 1 Other Rank returned from Command at Canadian Pay Office, LONDON. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 22/03/1917 1 Other Rank taken on the Strength on transfer from Canadian Military Police, SHORNCLIFFE. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 27/03/1917 1 Other Rank taken on the Strength on posting from D.A.D.M.S. Canadians, SEAFORD. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 29/03/1917 X-Ray Department, Canadian Military Hospital, EASTBOURNE, equipped and ready for use. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 30/03/1917 Captain C. BROWN attached for duty on posting from Canadian Army Dental Corps. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 16/03/1917 Canadian Military Hospital, EASTBOURNE, visited by Sir Robert Borden, Premier of Canada. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 31/03/1917 Average number of patients during month—275. (Central Hospital and auxiliaries). Patients included both Local and Overseas Casualties. Strength at Date:- OFFICERS, 14. NURSING SISTERS, 20. OTHER RANKS, 118. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 07/04/1917 Nursing Sister P.A. IVEY ceases to be attached on posting to Daughters of the Empire Canadian Red Cross Hospital for Officers, LONDON. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 10/04/1917 Major C.E. BROWN granted extension of Leave to 30/4/17. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 13/04/1917 Nursing Sister E.F. TAGGIE taken on the Strength on transfer from the King’s Canadian Red Cross Hospital, BUSHEY PARK. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 16/04/1917 Nursing Sisters V.H. KEENE and M.I. MACROBERTS granted Leave of Absence from 16/4/17 to 30/4/17. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 18/04/1917 Nursing Sisters E.L. BOYDEN, N.M. FOREMAN, and K.M. MACDONALD attached for Duty from C.A.M.C. Depot. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 20/04/1917 Captains E.A. MCCUSKER and J.E. MCCORVIE attached for Duty from D.A.M.D.S., Canadians, SEAFORD. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 23/04/1917 2 Other Ranks attached, for Duty with Hospital Representative. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 27/04/1917 Hon. Captain & Chaplain (Rev.) H. MONTGOMERY attached for Duty from SEAFORD AREA. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 27/04/1917 Hon. Captain & Chaplain (Rev.) J.O. MURRAY ceases to be attached on proceeding Overseas. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 27/04/1917 6 Other Ranks attached for Duty from Eastern Ontario Regimental Depot, SEAFORD. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 29/04/1917 Canadian Military Hospital, EASTBOURNE, inspected by Surgeon-General G.L. FOSTER, Director of Medical Services, Canadians. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 30/04/1917 Major C.E. BROWN reported for Duty on returning from leave in Canada. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 30/04/1917 Average number of patients during month—300. (Central Hospital and auxiliaries). Strength at date:- OFFICERS, 14. NURSING SISTERS, 17. OTHER RANKS, 117. Attached:- OFFICERS, 4. NURSING SISTERS, 5. OTHER RANKS, 9. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 30/04/1917 t frequent intervals convoys of from 30 to 50 patients boarded in Category E—for Discharge or Invaliding to Canada—sent to Liverpool for Embarkation. Medical Board, composed of Officers of Unit, authorized to categories all soldiers passing through Hospital. Special Duties of Officers as follows:- Lt.Colonel E. SEABORN, Officer Commanding. Major C.E. BROWN, Consultant in Medicine. Major J.C. WILSON, Registrar and Paymaster. Captain J.S. HUDSON, Officer i/c of Raven’s Croft Hospital, SEAFORD. Captain A. TURNER, Medical Officer (Surgeon). Captain E.H. YOUNG, Medical Officer (Mental and Nervous Cases). Captain J. MORIARTY, Medical Officer (Surgeon). Captain E. BICE, X-Ray Specialist. Captain A.E. FRALEIGH, Medical Officer. Captain R.H. HENDERSON, Eye, Ear, Nose, and Throat Specialist. Captain C.L. DOUGLAS, Pathologist. Captain C.P. JENTO, Medical Officer (Surgeon). Captain G.M. BROCK, Quartermaster. Lieut. J.A. DICKIE, Dispenser. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 02/05/1917 1 Other Rank attached for Duty on posting from Canadian Army Dental Corps. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 03/05/1917 Canadian Military Hospital, EASTBOURNE, inspected by Quartermaster-General, Canadians, and Director of Ordnance Services, Canadians. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 05/05/1917 Captain E.A. MCCUSKER ceases to be attached on posting to C.A.M.C. Depot, SHORNCLIFFE. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 06/05/1917 1 Other Rank attached, for Duty with Hospital Representative. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 06/05/1917 1 Other Rank ceases to be attached on returning to Eastern Ontario Regtl. Depot, SEAFORD. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 08/05/1917 Lt.Colonel E. SEABORN temporarily assumes the duties of Acting D.A.D.M.S. of SEAFORD Command, EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 11/05/1917 Nursing Sisters J. CHRISHOLM and R. MCCLELLAND attached for Duty from C.A.M.C. Depot, EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 12/05/1917 Nursing Sisters E.J. BOWIE and F. ROADHOUSE attached for Duty on posting from C.A.M.C. Depot. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 14/05/1917 Captain J.B. HANLEY attached for Duty on posting from D.A.D.M.S., SEAFORD. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 15/05/1917 Nursing Sisters J. GLENDENNING and A.W. WILSON cease to be attached on posting to Daughters of the Empire Canadian Red Cross Hospital for Officers, LONDON. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 16/05/1917 1 Other Rank taken on the Strength on posting from C.A.M.C. Depot, SHORNCLIFFE. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 25/05/1917 Major C. BROWN (C.A.D.C.) ceases to be attached on posting to BRAMSHOTT AREA. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 31/05/1917 Average Number of Patients during month:—350. (Central Hospital and auxiliaries). Strength at Date:- OFFICERS, 14. NURSING SISTRS, 17. OTHER RANKS, 117. Attached:- OFFICERS, 4. NURSING SISTERS, 6. OTHER RANKS, 14. 4 Female Civilian Employees taken on during the month in the capacity of Cooks and Waitresses. A considerable outbreak of Enteritis occurred amongst the personnel in the early part of the month. Cause unknown; probably contamination of water or food supply. This disease very prevalent in the surrounding camps at this time. Same was successfully checked and did not recur. Health of personnel of Unit generally very good. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 04/06/1917 Captain J.L. MCLEAN attached for Duty from Canadian Army Dental Corps. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 07/06/1917 Captain E. BICE struck off strength on posting to C.A.M.C. Depot, SEAFORD. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 08/06/1917 Captain C.H.V. SMITH attached for Duty from Eastern Ontario Regimental Depot, SEAFORD. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 11/06/1917 8 Other Ranks attached for Duty from B.C. Regimental Depot, SEAFORD. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 16/06/1917 Nursing Sister S.B. POPHAM proceeded on Transport Duty to Canada, H.M.H.S. “Leticia”. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 21/06/1917 Nursing Sisters M.E. GRIERSON and D. PELLETIER attached for Duty from C.A.M.C. Depot. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 21/06/1917 3 Other Ranks attached for Duty from C.A.S.C., SEAFORD. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 29/06/1917 Other Ranks of Unit categorized by Medical Board. RESULT: Category A—105. Category B—9. Category C—3. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 30/06/1917 Average Number of Patients during the month—450. (Central Hospital and auxiliaries). Strength at Date:- OFFICERS, 13. NURSING SISTERS, 17. OTHER RANKS, 117. Attached:- OFFICERS, 5. NURSING SISTERS, 9. OTHER RANKS, 21. CIVILIAN EMPLOYEES, 4. Owing to the fact that the unit was administering Hospitals in five separate buildings (two at EASTBOURNE and three at SEAFORD) a larger number of men were required in the various Departments than would have been the case in one compact building or camp. Some difficulty was experienced in obtaining sufficient additional personnel to cope with the requirements. Convalescent patients were largely employed on light duties around the Hospitals. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 07/07/1917 Major C.E. BROWN struck off the Strength on posting to C.A.M.C. Depot, SHORNCLIFFE. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 08/07/1917 Captain F.S. BURKE taken on the Strength on posting from C.A.M.C. Depot. (Vice Major C.E. BROWN). EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 12/07/1917 1 Other Rank ceases to be attached on returning from Eastern Ont. Regtl. Depot, SEAFORD. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 15/07/1917 1 Other Rank attached for Duty from Eastern Ont. Regtl. Depot, SEAFORD. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 16/07/1917 “Hawkswick” Hospital, SEAFORD, vacated by Unit, and building known as “Littlecourt”, SEAFORD, taken over in its place. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 21/07/1917 Nursing Sister C.A. KING Proceeded on Transport Duty to Canada. Struck off Strength of Unit on posting to C.A.M.C. Depot. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 24/07/1917 1 Other Rank attached for Duty from C.A.M.C. Depot, WESTENHANGER. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 25/07/1917 1 Other Rank taken on the Strength on posting from Princess Patricia Canadian Red Cross Special Hospital, RAMSGATE. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 31/07/1917 STRENGTH AT DATE:- OFFICERS, 13. NURSING SISTERS, 16. OTHER RANKS, 118. ATTACHED:- OFFICERS, 5. NURSING SISTERS, 11. OTHER RANKS, 21. CIVILIANS, 4. Average Number of Patients during month:-450. (Central Hospital and Auxiliaries). 06/05/1917 - 31/05/1917 EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 06/08/1917 1 Other Rank proceeded On Command to Royal Artillery Cadet School, London, N.W. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 06/08/1917 1 Other Rank attached for duty from C.A.M.C. Depot. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 06/08/1917 Nursing Sister F. COLLYER granted Leave of Absence from 6/8/17 to 22/8/17. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 08/08/1917 Nursing Sister S.B. POPHAM taken on strength on posting from C.A.M.C. Depot. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 09/08/1917 Nursing Sisters J. JOHNSON and E.L. HIBBS attached from C.A.M.C. Depot EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 13/08/1917 Nursing Sisters A.M. KENNEDY and L.I. THOMSON taken on the Strength on posting from Canadian Military Hospital, Basingstoke. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 15/08/1917 Captain J.S. HUDSON struck off the strength on posting to C.A.M.C. Depot. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 15/08/1917 Hon. Capt. & Quartermaster G.M. BROCK struck off the strength on posting to C.A.M.C. Depot. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 15/08/1917 Nursing Sister O.K. ISMAY granted leave of absence from 15/8/17 to 22/8/17. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 16/08/1917 Hon. Lieut. & Quartermaster O.H. COATES attached from C.A.M.C. Depot. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 15/08/1917 Captain W.E. JONES attached for Duty from C.A.M.C. Depot. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 15/08/1917 Captain W.E. JONES proceeded “On Command” to Summerdown Convalescent Camp, EASTBOURNE. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 20/08/1917 Captain V.E. LATIMER attached for duty from West Cliff Canadian Hospital, FOLKESTONE. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 20/08/1917 Captain V.E. LATIMER proceeded “On Command” to D.A.D.M.S., Canadians, SEAFORD. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 17/08/1917 Nursing Sisters J. MACALLUM and A.E. WHITELY granted Leave of Absence from 17/8/17 to 3/9/17. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 18/08/1917 Lieut. A.M. JEFFREY attached for duty from C.A.M.C. Depot, EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 20/08/1917 Two Other Ranks struck off Strength on posting to C.A.M.C. Depot. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 21/08/1917 Nursing Sister F.M. ANDERSON taken on the Strength on posting from C.A.M.C. Depot. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 26/08/1917 Captains J.B. HANLEY, J.E. MCCORVIE and C.H.V. SMITH taken on the Strength, effective 14/5/17, 20/4/17 and 8/6/17 respectively. (From attachment from C.A.M.C. Depot). EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 29/08/1917 1/9/17 - Canadian Military Hospital, EASTBOURNE and Raven’s Croft Military Hospital, SEAFORD, inspected by Surgeon-General G.C. JONES, Special Medical Commissioner. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 31/08/1917 Lt.Colonel E. SEABORN admitted to Hospital. ENTERITIS. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 31/08/1917 STRENGTH AT DATE:- OFFICERS, 14. NURSING SISTERS, 18. OTHER RANKS, 117. ATTACHED:- OFFICERS, 5. NURSING SISTERS, 15. OTHER RANKS, 31. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 31/08/1917 Average Number of Patients during month:-475. (Central Hospital and Auxiliaries). 01/09/1917 - 30/09/1917 EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 01/09/1917 Captain F.S. BURKE promoted Temp.Major, C.A.M.C., C.E.F., effective 8/7/17. (Auth. Corps Order EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 01/09/1917 Lt.Col. E. SEABORN admitted to Hospital, 30/8/17. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 01/09/1917 Hon. Lieut. J.A. DICKIE stuck off the Strength on posting to C.A.M.C. Depot, 31/8/17. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 01/09/1917 Nursing Sister M.E. MAILLARD taken on the Strength, 29/8/17. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 03/09/1917 Nursing Sister W. BARRIE Taken on the Strength. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 06/09/1917 Nursing Sister F.M. ANDERSON struck off the Strength. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 10/09/1917 Captain W.H. EAGAR taken on the Strength. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 10/09/1917 Nursing Sister E.A. DAVIES granted leave from 10/9/17 to 27/9/17. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 11/09/1917 Captain Robert HENDERSON taken on the Strength. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 11/09/1917 Captain J. MORIARTY struck off the Strength. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 12/09/1917 Nursing Sister A.L. MCPHEE struck off the Strength. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 14/09/1917 Nursing Sister E.F. TAGGIE granted leave from 14/9/17 to 1/10/17. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 15/09/1917 Ten Other Ranks taken on the Strength, on posting from C.A.M.C. Depot. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 16/09/1917 One Other Rank attached for duty. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 20/09/1917 Captain A. TURNER struck off the Strength. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 25/09/1917 One Other Rank ceases to be attached. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 26/09/1917 Lt.Colonel E. SEABORN discharged from Hospital and granted Sick Leave from 26/9/17 to 26/10/17. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 26/09/1917 Major F.S. BURKE struck off the Strength on posting to Headquarters, SEAFORD, 8/7/17. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 26/09/1917 Twelve other Ranks taken on the Strength on posting from C.A.M.C. Depot. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 26/09/1917 Matron K. DULMAGE granted leave from 28/9/17 to 19/10/17. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 28/09/1917 Twenty-Six Other Ranks attached from Granville Canadian Special Hospital, RAMSGATE. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 29/09/1917 Captain J.O. BAKER taken on the Strength on posting from C.A.M.C. Depot. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 29/09/1917 Captains W.F. KENNEY, T.G. MACDONALD, J.G.R. STONE and W.J.H. GOULD attached from Granville Canadian Special Hospital, RAMSGATE. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 30/09/1917 STRENGTH AT DATE:- OFFICERS, 15. NURSING SISTERS, 32. OTHER RANKS, 127. ATTACHED:- OFFICERS, 2. OTHER RANKS, 28. Average Number of Patients for Month:—475. (Central Hospital and Auxiliaries). 01/10/1917 - 30/11/1917 EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 01/10/1917 No.14 Canadian General Hospital (Establishment 520 beds) authorized as from 10th Sept./1917. Hospital temporarily staffed by Officers, Nursing Sisters and Other Ranks carried on the Strength of No.10 Canadian Stationary Hospital. LT.COL E. SEABORN, MAJOR J.C. WILSON, CAPTS. W.H. EAGAR, A.E. RALEIGH, E.H. YOUNG, R.H. HENDERSON, C.L. DOUGLAS, C.P. JENTO, J.B. HANLEY, ROBT. HENDERSON, C.H.V. SMITH and J.E. MCCORVIE, Capts. W.E. JONES and V.E. LATER taken on the Strength from No.10 Canadian Stationary Hospital, with effect from 24/9/17. Lieut. A.M. JEFFERY and Hon. Lieut. & Q.M., A.H. COATES taken on the Strength from No.10 Canadian Stationary Hospital, with effect 24/9/17. CAPT. J.O. BAKER taken on the Strength from C.A.M.C. Depot, with effect 29/9/17. CAPTAINS M.C. WALLACE and J. MCKEE attached from C.A.M.C. Depot (for duty with Medical Board, Seaford) with effect 31/10/17. CAPTAINS T.J. MAC DONALD and W.J.H. GOULD attached for Duty, with effect 29/9/17. LT.COL. E. SEABORN granted Sick Leave from 26/9/17 to 26/10/17. MAJOR J.C. WILSON Acting Officer Commanding during this period. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 03/10/1917 CAPT. C.H.V. SMITH granted Leave of Absence from 3/10/17 to 7/10/17. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 11/10/1917 CAPT. W.H. EAGAR proceeded On Command to Granville Canadian Special Hospital, BUXTON. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 11/10/1917 CAPT. W. CURTIS attached from C.A.M.C. Depot. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 15/10/1917 CAPTAINS T.G. MACDONALD and J.G.R. STONE cease to be attached. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 17/10/1917 MATRON H.K. DULMAGE, NURSING SISTERS F. COLLIER, E.A. DAVIES, A. HICKS, O.K. ISMAY, V.H. KEENE, A.M. KENNEDY, J. MACALLUM, M.I. MACROBERTS, G. MCCUE, M.E. MALLARD, E. ORME, S.B. POHAM, B.M. RICHARD, L.I. THOMPSON, A.K. WHITELY, B.M. WILSON, K.L. BOYDEN, E.J. BOWIE, J. CHRISHOLM, N.M. FOREMAN, G. FRAZER, C.B. MCLEWAGHAN, D. PELLATIER, A.M. POWERS, F. ROADHOUSE and M. TAIT, and 140 Other Ranks taken on the Strength on posting from No.10 Canadian Stationary Hospital. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 17/10/1917 CAPT. W. CURTIS, CAPT. J.L. MCLEAN, HON. CAPT. & CHAPLAIN H. MONTGOMERY attached for Duty from No.10 Canadian Stationary Hospital. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 17/10/1917 10 Other Ranks attached from No.10 Canadian Stationary Hospital. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 29/10/1917 25 Other Ranks taken on the Strength from C.A.M.C. Depot. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 29/10/1917 1 Other Rank ceases to be attached. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 31/10/1917 25 Other Ranks taken on the Strength from D.A.D.M.S., Shoreham. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 31/10/1917 11 Other Ranks struck off Strength. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 31/10/1917 10 other Ranks proceeded on Command to D.A.D.M.S., SEAFORD. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 31/10/1917 STRENGTH AT DATE:- OFFICERS, 17. NURSING SISTERS, 34. OTHER RANKS, 140. AVERAGE NUMBER OF PATIENTS DURING MONTH:-450. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 01/11/1917 3 Other Ranks taken on the Strength. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 04/11/1917 3 Other Ranks stuck off the Strength. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 05/11/1917 1 Other Rank taken on the Strength. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 07/11/1917 Capt. A.W. HUNTER attached from C.A.M.C. Depot. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 03/11/1917 NURSING SISTERS F.M. ANDERSON and A.L. MCPHEE taken on the Strength from C.A.M.C. Depot. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 05/11/1917 NURSING SISTERS E.L. BOYDEN, F. COLLIER and A. HICKS struck off the Strength on proceeding Overseas, EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 06/11/1917 CAPTAIN C.L. DOUGLAS stuck off the Strength on posting to C.A.M.C. Depot. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 09/11/1917 CAPTAIN R.H. HENDERSON proceeded On Command to No.15 Canadian General Hospital, TAPLOW. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 12/11/1917 Nursing Sister L.I. THOMSON stuck off the Strength to No.12 Can. General Hospital, BRAMSHOTT. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 12/11/1917 Nursing Sister K.J. BOWIE and F.M. ROADHOUSE granted Leave from 12/11/17 to 29/11/17. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 14/11/1917 CAPT. ROBT. HENDERSON stuck off the Strength to C.A.M.C. Depot. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 15/11/1917 Nursing Sisters K.L. Hibbs and J. JOHNSTON Struck off the Strength to No.5 Can. Gen. Hpl., Liverpool. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 16/11/1917 Captain J.L. WALKER attached from C.A.M.C. Depot. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 17/11/1917 CAPTAIN A.E. FRALEIGH struck off the strength to C.A.M.C. Depot. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 19/11/1917 CAPTAIN C.P. JENTO struck off the Strength to C.A.M.C. Depot. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 21/11/1917 HON. CAPT. & Q.M., G.M. BROCK taken on the Strength to C.A.M.C. Depot. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 22/11/1917 Nursing Sister M.I. MACROBERTS struck off the Strength on proceeding Overseas. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 24/11/1917 1 Other Rank taken on the Strength. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 26/11/1917 1 Other Rank taken on the Strength. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 26/11/1917 Captains A.B. SIMES and A.E. WALKEY taken on the Strength. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 26/11/1917 Nursing Sisters J.H. BARRON and E.J. PATTERSON taken on the Strength from C.A.M.C. Depot. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 27/11/1917 Nursing Sister G.A. CONNOR taken on the Strength from No.16 Can. General Hospital. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 27/11/1917 1 Other Rank taken on the Strength from D.A.D.M.S., Seaford. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 28/11/1917 LT.COLONEL K.D. PANTON, CAPTAINS C.D. HEWETT, A.E. WOOD, C.J. WHEATEN, A.J.B. HEBERT, LIEUT. W.C. PAGE, NURSING SISTERS E.M. HOGAN, L.E. BAKER, M. LOWE, M. MATTHEWS, C. MCKAY, K.J. LINDSAY, M. MASON, K.G. MILLER and H.M.B. ACTON, and 69 other Ranks taken on the Strength. HON. CAPT. & CHAPLAIN J.K. TIBET’S attached for Duty. “ 28/11/17 - CAPTAIN W.H. EAGAR struck off the Strength to Granville Canadian Special Hospital, BUXTON. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 28/11/1917 CAPTAIN W.H. EAGAR struck off the Strength to Granville Canadian Special Hospital, BUXTON. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 29/11/1917 LT. COLONEL K.D. PANTON assumes Command of No.15 Canadian General Hospital, EASTBOURNE. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 29/11/1917 LT. COLONEL E. SEABORN ceases to command No.14 Canadian General Hospital, EASTBOURNE. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 29/11/1917 LT.COLONEL E. SEABORN, MAJOR J.C. WILSON, CAPTAINS E.H. YOUNG, R.H. HENDERSON, A.B. SIMES, C.J. WHEATEN, A.J. HEBERT, J.E. MCCORVIE, A.E. WOOD, J.L. WALKER, A.E. WALKEY, Q.M. & HON. CAPT. G.M. BROCK, LIEUT. W.C. PAGE, MATRON H.K. DULMAGE, NURSING SISTERS H.M.B. ACTON, M. MATTHEWS, M.B. MONTEITH, F.S. MUTCH, M. MASON, K.J. MILLER, J. MACALLUM, C. MCKAY, D. PELLETIER, B.M. RICHARD, A.K. WHITELY, B.M. WILSON, G. WOODCOCK, K.E. WHITE, and 116 Other Ranks struck off the Strength on posting to No.10 Canadian Stationary Hospital, with effect 29/11/17. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 29/11/1917 HON.CAPT. & CHAPLAIN J.K. TIDBITS ceases to be attached on attachment to No.10 Can. Stat. Hpl. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 29/11/1917 1 Other Rank (C.A.D.C.) ceases to be attached on attachment to No.10 Can. Stationary Hospital. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 30/11/1917 All personnel of No.10 Canadian Stationary Hospital, comprising 15 Officers, 30 Nursing Sisters and 118 Other Ranks, remain attached to No.14 Canadian General Hospital for purposes of Quarters and Rations. AVERAGE NUMBER OF PATIENTS DURING MONTH:-460. (Central hospital, Eastbourne, and auxiliaries at Seaford, viz. RAVEN’S CROFT, SOUTHLANDS, and LITTLECOURT). 01/12/1917 - 31/12/1917 EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 03/12/1917 Capt. K.C. Beer taken on the Strength from C.A.M.C. Depot, with effect from 2/12/17. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 06/12/1917 1 Other Rrank taken on the Strength. Personnel of No.10 CANADIAN STATIONARY HOSPITAL, COMPRISING 15 Officers, 118 Other Ranks cease to be attached for Rations and Quarters on proceeding Overseas. 16 NURSING SISTERS cease to be attached on proceeding to Basingstoke, as from 5/12/17. Capt. E.H. YOUNG attached from No.10 Canadian Stationary Hospital, as from 4/12/17. RSM, CROWE, C.W., taken on the Strength with effect 4/12/17. 1 Other Rank taken on the Strength. 1 Other Rank attached from No.10 Canadian Stationary Hospital. 1 Other Rank attached from E.O.R.D. Seaford. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 10/12/1917 CAPT. C.B. KIDD taken on the Strength from C.A.M.C. Depot, with effect 5/12/17. CAPTAINS O.J.S. LITTLE, S.R. MCGREGOR, taken on the strength from C.A.M.C. Depot with effect 6/12/17. 4 Other Ranks taken on the Strength from C.A.M.C. Depot. 1 Other Rank attached from Canadian Convalescent Hospital, Bromley. 2 Other Ranks attached from C.A.P.C. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 14/12/1917 Major C.J. FYSCHE taken on the Strength from C.A.M.C. with effect 8/12/17. CAPT. W. CURTIS ceases to be attached as from 13/12/17. QM. & HON. CAPT. K.G. SERGEANT attached from C.A.M.C. Depot as from 10/12/17. Matron H.K. DULMAGE, NURSING SISTERS, E.A. DAVIES, N.M. FOREMAN, W.H. KEENE, J. MACALLUM, K.M. MACDONALD, G. MCCUE, G. MCPHEE, E. ORME, D. PELLETIER, S.B. POPHAM, B.M. RICHARDS, A.E. WHITELY, B.M.???? (attached as from 4/12/17). 10 Other Rank struck off the Strength to C.A.M.C. Depot. 2 Other Ranks attached from C.E.T.D. as from 11/12/17. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 19/12/1917 CAPT. C. MCMANE taken on the strength from C.A.M.C. Depot with effect 12/12/17. NURSING SISTER F.M. ANDERSON struck off the Strength to Headquarters 15/12/17. CAPT. C.E. PRESTON attached from C.A.M.C. Depot, as from 13/12/17. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 24/12/1917 NURSING SISTER A.M. KENNEDY Struck off the Strength to C.A.M.C. Depot with effect 18/12/17. CAPT. A.W. TREFRY attached from C.A.M.C. Depot as from 21/12/17. CAPT. H.B. HETHERINGTON ATTACHED FROM C.A.M.C. Depot as from 21/12/17. CAPT. A.W. HUNTER ceases to be attached as from 21/12/17. 2 Other Ranks struck off the Strength to C.A.M.C Depot with effect 21/12/17. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 29/12/1917 MATRON J. CAMERON SMITH TAKEN ON the Strength from C.A.M.C. Depot with effect 26/12/17. NURSING SISTER B.M. WILSON taken on the strength from No.10 Canadian Stationary Hospital 8/12/17. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 29/12/1917 5 Other Ranks taken on the Strength. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 31/12/1917 CAPTAIN C.M. cMANE promoted to Temp. MAJOR with effect 6/12/17. MAJOR C.J. FYSCHE assumes duties of Acting Paymaster from 1/12/17. 6 Other Ranks Struck off the Strength to C.A.M.C. Depot. STRENGTH AT DATE:- OFFICERS, 16. NURSING SISTERS, 18. OTHER RANKS, 129. AVERAGE NUMBER OF PATIENTS DURING MONTH—193.(Central Hospital, Eastbourne, and auxiliaries at Seaford, viz. RAVEN’S CROFT, SOUTHLANDS and LITTLECOURT.) 01/01/1918 - 31/01/1918 EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 04/01/1918 Captain J.B. SWINDON, TAKEN ON THE Strength from C.A.M.C. Depot with effect 31/12/17. CAPTAIN C.B. KIDD, appointed Acting Adjutant, with effect from 6/12/17. CAPTAIN C.E. PRESTON, ceases to be attached as from 2/1/18. 1 Other Rank taken on the Strength with effect 3/1/18. 1 Other Rank ceases to be attached as from 1/1/18. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 09/01/1918 Nursing Sister J.R. HAMILTON taken on the Strength from C.A.M.C. Depot with effect 3/1/18. Nursing Sister R. SCATCHERD, taken on the strength from C.A.M.C. Depot, with effect 8/1/18. Nursing Sisters V. WALKER, V.E. PAGE, F. HILL, G.E. MATHESON, M.I.L. REID, M.E. MITCHELL, TAKEN ON the Strength from C.A.M.C. Depot with effect 8/1/18. Nursing Sisters M.C. McCARTHY, E.M. MacCUISH, E.J. GUILD, taken on the Strength from 8/1/18. CAPTAIN W.E. JONES ceases to be on Command at Summerdown Convalescent Camp, and is Struck off the Strength on returning to C.A.M.C. Depot, with effect 4/1/18. CAPTAIN V.E. LATIMER, ceases to be on Command at D.D.D.M.S. Seaford as from 4/1/18. Matron H.K. DULMAGE, Nursing Sisters E.A. DAVIES, N.M. FOREMAN, V.H. KEENE, J. MACALLUM, K.M. MAC DONALD, G. MCCUE, G. MCPHEE, E. ORME, D. PELLETIER, S.B. POPHAM, B.M. RICHARD, A.R. WHITELY cease to be attached as from 8/1/18. 2 Other Ranks struck off the Strength to C.A.M.C. Depot as from 7/1/18. 1 Other Rank attached from B.C.R.D. for Duty with Hospital Representative as from 5/1/18. MAJOR C. McMANE, admitted to Hospital, 8/1/18, Appendicitis. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 16/01/1918 15 Other Ranks taken on the strength, from C.A.M.C. Depot. 14 Other Ranks struck off the Strength with effect 16/1/18. 1 Other Rank Struck off the Strength with effect 9/1/18. 2 Other Ranks cease to be attached on returning to C.E.T.D., Seaford as from 10/1/18. 1 Other Rank ceases to be attached as from 14/1/18. SGT. J.W. CHAMPION is granted permission to marry 16/1/18. HON. CAPTAIN & Q.M. E.G. SERVANT taken on the Strength from C.A.M.C. Depot with effect 16/1/18. HON. SIR A.E. KEMP, Canadian Overseas Minister of Militia, inspected No.14 Canadian General Hospital, Sunday, 13/1/18. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 23/01/1918 CAPTAINS A.W. TREFRY and H.B. HETHERINGTON taken on the strength and cease to be attached from C.A.M.C. Depot with effect 18/1/18. Nursing Sisters J.R. ROBERTSON RRC. and K. deBELLEFEUILLE taken on the strength fro C.A.M.C. Depot with effect 21/1/18. Q.M. & HON. LIEUT. A.H. COATES struck off the strength to C.A.M.C. Depot and is attached with effect 15/1/18. LIEUT. A.M. JEFFREY PROMOTED to Temp. Captain with effect 9/12/17. Nursing Sister V.E. PAGE admitted Hospital 16/1/18, Mumps. 1 Other Rank taken on the Strength from C.A.M.C. Depot with effect 20/1/18. 2 Other Ranks taken on the strength from C.A.M.C. Depot with effect 19/1/18. 5 Other Ranks taken on the strength from C.A.M.C. Depot as from 22/1/18. 1 Other Rank struck off the strength to CAMC. Depot as from 19/1/18. 2 Other Ranks struck off the strength to C.A.M.C. Depot as from 22/1/18. 5 Other Ranks struck off the strength to C.A.M.C. Depot as from 23/1/18. 1 Other Rank attached from C.A.S.C. Seaford 16/1/18. 1 Other Rank attached from B.C. Reg. No.8 for duty at Raven’s Croft Military Hospital, Seaford. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 28/01/1918 CAPTAIN J.C. WICKHAM, taken on the strength from C.A.M.C. Depot with effect 24/1/18. Nursing Sister E.M. MacKENZIE taken on the strength from C.A.M.C. Depot with effect 23/1/18. CAPTAIN J.B. HANLEY IS GRANTED Leave from 25/1/18 to 29/1/18. Nursing Sister J.M. HUBLEY is granted Leave of Absence from 28/1/18 to 12/2/18. 5 Other Ranks taken on the strength from C.A.M.C. Depot. 9 Other Ranks struck off the strength to C.A.M.C. Depot and attached for duty at D.A.D.M.S. Seaford with effect 9/1/18. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 31/01/1918 Nursing Sister N.B. MacNEILL taken on teh strength from C.A.M.C. Depot with effect 28/1/18. CAPTAIN L.J. SEBERT attached from C.A.M.C. Depot as from 28/1/18. Nursing Sister E.H. Kirkby admitted Hospital 28/1/18, Malaria Relapse. 2 Other Ranks struck off the strength to C.A.M.C. Depot as from 29/1/18. 1 Other Rank attached from C.A.S.C. Seaford as from 29/1/18. 1 Other Rank ceases to be attached on returning to C.A.S.C. Seaford 29/1/18. Pte. Pogson J. is granted permission to marry from 1/2/18. 01/02/1918 - 28/02/1918 EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 07/02/1918 CAPTAIN A.M. JEFFREY struck off the strength to C.A.M.C. Depot with effect 7/2/18. NURSING SISTER E.W. MacKENZIE struck off the strength to C.A.M.C. Depot with effect 3/2/18. LIEUT. J.D. MOORE attached from No.1 Canadian General Laboratory, Folkestone as from 30/1/18. LIEUT. A.P. ROSS attached from C.A.M.C. Depot with effect 7/2/18. One Other Rank taken on the strength from C.A.M.C. Depot with effect 29/1/18. One Other Rank attached from No.1 Canadian General Laboratory, Folkestone with effects 30/1/18. Three other ranks attached from C.E.R.D. for quarters and Rations with effect 4/2/18. Three other ranks attached from C.E.T.D. with effect 4/2/18. Three members of V.A.D. cease to be attached on returning to HQ London with effect 4/2/18. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 13/02/1918 NURSING SISTERS I.G. McLEOD AND G.R. TANNER taken on the strength with effect 9/2/18. Captain J.C. WICKHAM promoted to MAJOR as from 15/1/18. Eleven other ranks taken on the strength on posting from C.A.M.C. Depot with effect 12/2/18. One other rank attached for rations as from 6/2/18. Three other Ranks cease to be attached for rations and quarters from C.E.T.D. as from 11/2/18. One other Rank ceases to be attached from C.A.S.C. Seaford as from 7/2/18. One other Rank ceases to be attached from C.A.S.C. Seaford as from 13/2/18. One other Rank ceases to be attached on attachment to Canadian Trench Warfare School, Bexhill with effect 11/2/18. Mrs. Lydia Earwaker, V.A.D. attached for employment with effect 11/2/18. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 19/02/1918 One other Rank taken on the strength from C.A.M.C. Depot with effect 15/2/18. One other Rank taken on the strength from C.A.M.C. Depot with effect 18/2/18. Thirty Four Other Ranks taken on the strength from C.A.M.C. Depot with effect 18/2/18. Twenty Three Other Ranks Struck off the strength to C.A.M.C. Depot 18/2/18. One other Rank attached from C.A.S.C. Seaford with effect 13/2/18. One other Rank attached from C.A.D.C. with effect 13/2/18. LIEUT. J.D. MOORE promoted to CAPTAIN with effect 6/2/18. CAPTAINS L.J. SEBERT AND J.D. MOORE taken on the strength from C.A.M.C. Depot with effect 31/2/18. NURSING SISTERS E.L. LeROY and F.H. McNALLY taken on the strength with effect 22/2/18. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 26/02/1918 NURSING SISTER A.A. CABSCALLEN taken on the strength 23/2/18. NURSING SISTER F.M. BOCKEN taken on the strength 23/2/18. NURSING SISTER H.C. McDONALD taken on the strength 25/2/18. NURSING SISTER M.B. MacNEILL struck off the strength to C.A.M.C. Depot 22/2/18. NURSING SISTER B.H. WILSON STRUCK OFF THE STRENGTH to C.A.M.C. Depot 23/2/18. NURSING SISTER K.J. BOWIE struck off the strength to C.A.M.C. Depot 20/2/18. NURSING SISTER C.B. McLEWAGHAN struck off the strength to C.A.M.C. Depot 24/2/18. CAPTAIN E.H. YOUNG ceases to be attached on return to C.A.M.C. Depot 20/2/18. Two other ranks attached from C.A.S.C. Seaford as from 21/2/18. Two Other Ranks cease to be attached for rations 16/2/18. One other rank ceases to be attached on return to C.A.M.C. Depot 23/2/18. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 28/02/1918 NURSING SISTER S.J. ROBLEY taken on the strength from C.A.M.C. Depot 27/2/18. LIEUT. A.P. ROSS ceases to be attached on return to C.A.M.C. Depot 27/2/18. STRENGTH AT DATE:- OFFICERS, 19. NURSING SISTERS, 36. OTHER RANKS, 149. AVERAGE NUMBER OF PATIENTS DURING THE MONTH—480+ (Central Hospital, Eastbourne, and auxiliaries at Seaford, viz, Raven’s Croft, Littlecourt, and Framfield) 01/03/1918 - 31/03/1918 EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 05/03/1918 Major G.S. STRATHY taken on the strength from C.A.M.C. Depot as from 26/2/18. NURSING SISTER E.M. ASTON taken on the strength to C.A.M.C. Depot as from 2/3/18. MAJOR C. McMANES struck off the strength to C.A.M.C. Depot as from 26/2/18. NURSING SISTER E.H. KIRKBY STRUCK off the struck to C.A.M.C. Depot as from 18/2/18. Nursing Sister M. Tait granted leave from 13/2/18 until 27/2/18. Nursing Sister O.K. Ismay Granted leave from 2/3/18 until 8/3/18. One other rank attached from C.A.S.C. Seaford, as from 28/2/18. One Other Rank attached from C.E.T.D. Seaford as from 27/2/18. One other Rank attached from C.A.S.C. Seaford as from 2/3/18. One other Rank ceases to be attached from C.A.S.C. Seaford as from 28/2/18. One Other Rank ceases to be attached from C.E.T.D. Seaford as from 27/2/18. One other Rank ceases to be attached from C.A.S.C. Seaford as from 2/3/18. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 12/03/1918 QM. & HON. LIEUT. A.H. COATES taken on the strength from C.A.M.C. Depot as from 6/3/18. NURSING SISTER D.D. MORRIS taken on the strength from C.A.M.C. Depot as from 11/3/18. Two Other Ranks struck off the strength to C.A.M.C. Depot as from 6/3/18. Two Other Ranks struck off the strength to C.A.M.C. Depot as from 11/3/18. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 19/03/1918 MAJOR C.A. YOUNG taken on the strength from C.A.M.C. Depot as from 12/3/18. NURSING SISTER E.J. BOWIE taken on the strength from C.A.M.C. Depot as from 18/3/18. QM. & HON. LIEUT. A.H. COATES struck off the strength to C.A.M.C. Depot as from 13/3/18. NURSING SISTER F.M. HOCKEN struck off the strength to C.A.M.C. Depot as from 18/3/18. CAPTAIN J.O. BAKER granted leave from 19/3/18 until 29/3/18. Two other ranks struck off the strength to C.A.M.C. Depot as from 15/3/18. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 26/03/1918 NURSING SISTER C.E. PELL taken on the strength from C.A.M.C. Depot as from 15/3/18. NURSING SISTER O.K.ISMAY struck off the strength to C.A.M.C. Depot as from 15/3/18. NURSING SISTER J.M. HUBLEY struck off the strength to C.A.M.C. Depot as from 14/3/18. NURSING SISTER M.E. MAILLARD GRANTED LEAVE FROM 21/3/18 until 28/3/18. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 26/03/1918 Two other ranks attached from C.E.R.D. Seaford as from 22/3/18. One other rank ceases to be attached from C.A.P.C. as from 21/3/18. STRENGTH AT DATE:- OFFICERS, 20. NURSING SISTERS, 36. OTHER RANKS, 143. AVERAGE NUMBER OF PATIENTS DURING THE MONTH—523. CENTRAL MILITARY HOSPITAL, EASTBOURNE, AND AUXILIARIES AT SEAFORD, viz, RAVEN’SCROFT, LITTLECOURT, FRAMFIELD and SURREY HOME. 01/04/1918 - 30/04/1918 EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 06/04/1918 Eastbourne. - Qm. & Hon. LT. G.A.J. Bell attached from C.A.M.C. Depot as from 29/3/18. CAPTAINS J. McKEE AND N.C. WALLACE CEASE TO BE ATTACHED with effect 1/4/18. NURSING SISTEERS J.H. ROBERTSON RRC. AND K.deBELLEFEUILLE granted leave from 9/4/18 to 26/4/18. Four other ranks cease to be attached as from 1/4/18. One other rank is attached from C.E.T.D. with effect 1/4/18. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 10/04/1918 NURSING SISTER E.M. KIRKBY taken on the strength from C.A.M.C. Depot as from 9/4/18. CAPTAIN S.R. McGREGOR struck off the strength to C.A.M.C. Depot as from 9/4/18. NURSING SISTERS G. FRAZER and R.A. McCLELLAND struck off the strength on posting to Granville Canadian Special Hospital, Buxton with effect 8/4/18. Two other ranks struck off the strength to C.A.M.C. Depot with effect 8/4/18. Twenty two other ranks struck off the strength and attached for instruction from C.A.M.C.D. with effect 8/4/18. Seven other ranks cease to be attached on posting to D.A.D.M.S. Seaford as from 6/4/18. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 17/04/1918 CAPTAIN A.D. IRVINE taken on the strength from C.A.M.C. Depot with effect 9/4/18. NURSING SISTERS E. WALSH, A.C.C. DEWOLFE, D.M.A. BARREL, L.E. REYNOLDS taken on the strength from C.A.M.C. Depot as from 10/4/18. NURSING SISTER A.M. POWERS struck off the strength to C.A.M.C. Depot with effect 11/4/18. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 24/04/1918 NURSING SISTERS F. HILL and M.E. MITCHELL struck off the strength to C.A.M.C. Depot as from 20/4/18. One other rank taken on the strength from C.A.M.C. Depot with effect 18/3/18. One other rank struck off the strength on invaliding to Canada as from 12/4/18. One other rank attached from C.A.P.C. with effect 19/3/18. One V.A.D. attached for employment as waitress 19/3/18. One V.A.D. attached for employment as assistant Cook as from 23/4/18. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 30/04/1918 QM. & HON. LT. MacDONALD TAKEN ON THE STRENGTH from C.A.M.C. Depot, as from 25/4/18. NURSING SISTERS R.L. GALLOWAY and E.G. Galloway taken on the strength from C.A.M.C. Depot 25/4/18. NURSING SISTER G.J. CONNER struck off the strength to C.A.M.C. Depot 27/4/18. QM. & HON. CAPT. K.G. SERGEANT granted leave from 25/4/18 to 5/5/18. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 30/04/1918 Twenty other ranks taken on the strength from C.A.M.C. Depot as from 26/4/18. Seven other ranks attached from Depot No.6 Seaford as permanent Hospital Guard. Central Hospital at Eastbourne and the Seaford Auxiliaries were inspected 16/4/18 by Major-General G.L. Foster D.M.S. and Colonel N.A. Chisholm A.D.M.S.. Strength at date:- Officers 21. Nursing Sisters-37. Other Ranks-137. Average number of patients during the month-517. Central Military Hospital, Eastbourne, and auxiliaries at Seaford, viz, Ravenscroft, Littlecourt, Framfield and Surrey Home. 01/05/1918 - 31/05/1918 EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 07/05/1918 CAPTAIN R.G. MOFFAT taken on the strength 3/5/18. CAPTAIN J.B. HANLEY struck off the strength to C.A.M.C. Depot, 2/5/18. NURSING SISTER J. CHRISHOLM struck off the strength to C.A.M.C. Depot, 14/5/15. NURSING SISTERS G.E. MATHESON and V.E. PAGE struck off the strength to C.A.M.C. Depot, 7/5/18. One other Rank taken on the strength 28/4/18. One Other Rank attached as plumber from C.E.R.D. as from 30/4/18. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 14/05/1918 One Other Rank sentenced by District Court Martial to undergo a period of detention of 9 months, 30/4/18. Confirmed 4/5/18. NURSING SISTERS L.J. FIFE and M.B. MacNEILL taken on the strength from C.A.M.C. Depot, 10/5/18. Q.M. & Hon. CAPTAIN K.G. SERGEANT struck off the strength to C.A.M.C. Depot, 10/5/18. NURSING SISTERS R.L. GALLOWAY and A.G. GALLOWAY struck off the strength to C.A.M.C. Depot, 11/5/18. NURSING SISTER K.J. BOWIE struck off the strength to C.A.M.C. Depot, 13/5/18. MAJOR C.A. YOUNG proceeded on Command to No.15 Canadian General Hospital, Taplow, 13/5/18. One other rank struck off the strength to C.A.M.C. Depot, 13/5/18. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 21/05/1918 CAPTAINS J.A. YOUNG and R.C. HASTINGS taken on the strength from C.A.M.C. Depot, 15/5/18. NURSING SISTERS M.S. MORRISON and I.S. FARGEY taken on the strength from C.A.M.C. Depot, 14/5/18. CAPTAIN R.C. HASTINGS proceeded on Command to 18th Canadian Reserve Bn. 15/5/18. CAPTAIN J.A. YOUNG PROCEEDED ON Command to C.M.C. Depot Seaford, 15/5/18 to Headquarters, Seaford, 20/5/18. One Other Rank struck off the strength to C.A.M.C. Cas. Depot, as from 4/5/18. One Other Rank struck off the strength to C.A.M.C. Depot as from 9/5/18. One Other Rank struck off the strength to C.A.M.C. Depot, as from 20/4/18. One V.A.D. attached as Assistant Cook as from 16/5/18. One Other Rank ceases to be attached for rations as from 9/5/18. One V.A.D. attached as assistant cook as from 14/5/18. Fourteen Other Ranks cease to be attached on return to the C.A.M.C. Depot, as from 18/5/18. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 26/05/1918 NURSING SISTER F.M. ROADHOUSE struck off the strength to Granville Can. Spcl. Hospital, Buxton, 22/5/18. NURSING SISTER M.E. MAILLARD struck off the strength to C.A.M.C. Depot, 23/5/18. MAJOR C.A. YOUNG returned from Command 25/5/18. One Other Rank attached to Hospital Representative Staff as from 22/5/18. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 31/05/1918 NURSING SISTER M.M. CONNING taken on the strength from C.A.M.C. Depot, 25/5/18. NURSING SISTERS B.M. MOLE and M.W. MILLER taken on the strength from C.A.M.C. Depot, as from 29/5/18. One Other Rank taken on the Strength from C.A.M.C. Depot, 29/5/18. One Other Rank struck off the strength to C.A.M.C. Depot, 27/5/18. One Other Rank struck off the strength to No.15 Can. Gen. Hosp. Taplow, 29/5/18.One V.A.D. attached as assistant cook as from 28/5/18. MATRON-IN-CHIEF McDONALD inspected the Central Hospital at Eastbourne and the auxiliaries at Seaford, 23/2/18. MATRON ROSS inspected the Eastbourne Hospital, 23/5/18. Strength at date:- Officers-22. Nursing Sisters-35. Other Ranks-133. Average number of patients during the month-581. Central Military Hospital, Eastbourne, and auxiliaries at Seaford, viz; Ravenscroft, Littlecourt, Framfield and Surrey Home. 01/06/1918 - 30/06/1918 EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 07/06/1918 NURSING SISTER J.H. ROBERTSON ARRC. struck off the strength to No.16 C.G.H. Taplow, 1/6/18. One Other Rank taken on the strength from No.15 C.G.H. as from 3/6/18. One Other Rank struck off the strength to C.A.M.C. Casualty Depot as from 4/6/18. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 14/06/1918 CAPTAIN W.G. LYALL taken on the strength from No.3 Canadian C.C.S. as from 6/6/18. NURSING SISTERS L.C. SANDERS and E. MONTGOMERY taken on the strength from C.A.M.C. Depot, 10/6/18. NURSING SISTERS J.H. BARRON and E.J. PATERSON Struck off the Strength to Granville School of Massage, Buxton, 14/6/18. One other Rank struck off the strength to C.A.M.C. Casualty Depot as from 14/6/18. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 20/06/1918 NURSING SISTER E.A. BENNETT taken on the strength from C.A.M.C. Depot as from 14/6/18. Bed Capacity increased to 661 beds as from 22/2/18. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 27/06/1918 CAPTAIN W.F. COY taken on the strength from No.2 C.G.H. as from 19/6/18. CAPTAIN V.E. LATIMER struck off the strength to C.A.M.C. Depot as from 20/6/18. NURSING SISTER E.H. KIRKBY struck off the strength to No.12 C.G.H. as from 21/6/18. One Other Rank taken on the strength from C.A.M.C. Depot as from 24/6/18. One Other Rank struck off the strength to C.A.M.C. Casualty Depot as from 22/6/18. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 30/06/1918 NURSING SISTER E.K. MOODY and A.M. POWERS taken on the strength from C.A.M.C. Depot, 29/6/18. NURSING SISTER deBELLEFEUILLE awarded Royal Red Cross, 2nd. Class. HON. ARTHUR MEIGHEN, Minister of Interior, Hon. J.A. CALDER, Minister of Colonization and Immigration, BRG. GEN. H.F. MACDONALD, visited this Hospital, 16/6/18. MATRON I.A. CAINS, representing the MATRON-IN-CHIEF inspected this Hospital, 29/6/18. Strength at date:- Officers-23. Nursing Sisters-37. Other Ranks-132. Average number of Patients in Hospital during the month-577. Central Military Hospital, Eastbourne, and Auxiliaries at Seaford, viz; Ravenscroft, Framfield, and Surrey Home. 01/07/1918 - 31/07/1918 EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 06/07/1918 One Other rank struck off the strength to C.A.M.C. Casualty Depot with effect 4/7/18. One other rank struck off the strength to C.A.M.C. Regimental Depot with effect 6/7/18. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 12/07/1918 NURSING SISTER M.S.P. ELLIS ARRC. taken on the strength from C.A.M.C. Regimental Depot 10/7/18. NURSING SISTER M. TAIT struck off the strength on proceeding overseas 11/7/18. Twelve other ranks taken on the strength from C.A.M.C. Regimental Depot 10/7/18. Twelve Other Ranks struck off the strength from C.A.M.C. Regimental Depot 10/7/18. Twelve Other ranks attached from Regimental Depots, Seaford, 6/7/18. Twelve Other ranks cease to be attached from Regimental Depots, Seaford, 6/7/18. Four Other ranks attached from Regimental Depots, Seaford, 11/7/18. One Other rank ceases to be attached on return to C.A.M.C. Reserve and Training Depot, 9/7/18. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 18/07/1918 NURSING SISTER N.N. STEVEN SON taken on the strength from No.3 C.C.B. 18/7/18. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 25/07/1918 NURSING SISTER A. CANNING taken on the strength from C.A.M.C. Regimental Depot, 23/7/18. CAPTAIN K.C. BEER struck off the strength to C.A.M.C. Casualty Depot, 20/7/18. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 31/07/1918 MAJOR L.L. REFORD taken on the strength from C.A.M.C. Regimental Depot 28/7/18. CAPTAIN C.B. BENETT struck off the struck on attachment to C.T.B., Bexhill, with effect 29/7/18. Q.M. & HON. LIEUT. J.A. MCDONALD struck off the strength to No.13 Canadian General Hospital, Hastings with effect 30/7/18. Q.M. & HON. CAPTAIN, J?. WALLACE ATTached from No.13 Canadian General Hospital, Hastings 30/8/18 One Other rank taken on the strength from C.A.M.C. Depot, 25/7/18. EIGHT Other ranks struck off the strength to C.A.M.C. Training and Reserve Depot, 29/7/18. Strength at date— Officers-21. Nursing Sisters-39. Other Ranks-123. Average number of Patients in Hospital during the month-586. Central Military Hospital, Eastbourne, and Auxiliaries at Seaford, Ravenscroft, Framfield, and Surrey Home. 07/08/1918 - 31/08/1918 EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 07/08/1918 J.?. WALLACE taken on the strength from No.13 Can. Gen. Hosp. 30/8/18. Major J.N. McPhedran taken on the strength from No.13 Can. Gen. Hosp. 7/8/18. Captain C.J.S. Little struck off the strength to C.A.M.C. Reserve and Training Depot 1/8/18. Captain W.G. Lyall struck off the strength to No.13 Can. Gen. Hosp. 6/8/18. One other rank taken on the strength from C.A.M.C. Reserve and Training Depot 2/8/18. Eight other ranks attached from Regimental Depots Seaford 6/8/18. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 14/08/1918 Nursing Sister A.J. MacEwen taken on the strength from C.A.M.C. Regimental Depot 8/8/18. Nursing Sister G.J. Conner taken on the strength from C.A.M.C. Regimental Depot 9/8/17. Nursing Sister A.R. Walker and L. Walker taken on the strength from C.A.M.C. Regimental Depot 13/8/18. Major G.S. Strathy struck off the strength to No.16 Can. Gen. Hosp. 9/8/18. One other rank struck off the strength to C.A.M.C. Regimental Depot 10/8/18. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 20/08/1918 Captain T.A. Lobbetter taken on the strength from C.A.M.C. Regimental Depot, 14/8/18. Five other ranks attached from Regimental Depots Seaford, 15/8/18. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 27/08/1918 One other rank taken on the strength from C.A.M.C. Reserve and Training Depot 25/8/18. Temp. Major C.A. Young to be Temp. Lt. Col. with effect from 12/3/18. London Gasette, 22/8/18. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX 31/08/1918 Eight other ranks taken on the strength from C.A.M.C. Reserve and Training Depot on transfer from Regimental Depots, Seaford to C.A.M.C. 30/8/18. Strength at date:- Officers 20. Nursing Sisters-43. Other Ranks-132. Average number of Patients in Hospital, during the Month-591. Major Gen. Foster C.B.D.G.M.S., Col. Watt, A.D.M.S. and Lt.Col. Dickson inspected this Hospital and Seaford Auxiliaries 17/8/18. Lt.Col. Bell, A.M.D.S., inspected this Hospital and Seaford Auxiliaries 29/8/18. Central Hospital, Eastbourne, and Auxiliaries at Seaford, Ravenscroft, Framfield and Surrey Home. 14. C.G.H. 1. Nursing Strength on this date:- Matron.1. Nursing Sisters on duty.37. On Leave.4. In Hospital 1. 2. The following Nursing Sisters joined the Unit during this month:- MacEwen A.J. 8/8/18 (A.M.D. 4/4-Mc-1490 d/6/8/18) Conner G.J. 9/8/18 (A.M.D. 4/4-C-718, d/9/8/18) Walker A.R. 13/8/18 (A.M.D. 4/4-W-605, d.12/8/18) Walker L 13/8/18 (A.M.D. 4/4-W-606, d.12/8/18) 3. Nursing Sisters struck off strength Nil 4. Promotions Nil 5. Decorations Nil 14. C.G.H. 12/08/1918 6.a Sister M.G. Morrison sprained her ankle 12/8/18 and was admitted into Hospital 13/8/18, transferred to No 10. Can. Gen. Hospital Brighton 14/8/18. Still in Hospital. Apart from this the health of the Nursing Staff has been excellent. b. The accommodation for the Sisters has been much improved by the acquisition of St. Andrews Lodge where 26 of the Nursing Staff sleep. This residence is only a three minutes’ walk from the hospital. 14. C.G.H. 04/08/1918 7.a On Sunday 4/8/18 the Matron and nine Sisters attended Official Intercession Service for the Restoration of the Peace. This was held in Gildredge Park and was under the auspices of the Mayor of Eastbourne. 14. C.G.H. 11/08/1918 b. On Sunday 11/8/18, the Matron and seven Sisters accepted the invitation of the G.O.C. Canadians Seaford to attend a Field Service, and witness a presentation of medals by Gen. Sir Richard Turner and Sir Robert Borden. The latter addressed the troops. 14. C.G.H. 17/08/1918 c. On Saturday 17/8/18 Major Gen. Foster C.B. D.G.M.S. O.M.F.C. accompanied by Col. Watt C.M.G. A.D.M.S. Canadians Seaford, Major Burke D.A.D.M.S. and Lt. Col. Dickson Branch of A.D.M.S. London inspected the Hospital. Mrs Foster accompanied the General and with the party remained to tea in the Sisters’ Ante Room. 30/8/18 d. On Friday 18/8/18 Col. Watt C.M.D.G. A.D.M.S. Canadians, Seaford, inspected the hospital, accompanied by Lt. Col. Bell A.M.D. 2 e. Sister MacDonald has continued her visits to the Auxiliary Hospitals in Seaford, every Monday, and has distributed Red Cross Comforts. f. The Sisters’ weekly dances have been continued and much enjoyed. g. The Officer Commanding arranged with the Headmaster of St Andrews School that the Sisters have the use of their tennis court during the school vacation. Greatly appreciated. h. Swimming, sea-bathing, and riding also engage the Sisters in their “Off-duty” time. 31/08/1918 - 03/09/1918 14th Can Gen Hosp. Eastbourne 31/08/1918 1. Nursing Strength on this date. Matron 1. Nursing Sisters on duty 39. On Official Leave.1 In Hospital 1. Total. 42 2. The following Nursing Sisters joined the Unit during this month:- Hodge M. 13/9/18 On posting from C.A.M.C. Reg. Depot (A.M.D. 4/4-H-676 d/12/9/18) Daugherty M.M. 18/9/18 “ (A.M.D. 4/4-D-364 d/17/9/18) Glendinning J. 23/9/18 “ (A.M.D. 4/4-G-149 d/18/9/18) McCallum F.E.M. 23/9/18 “ (A.M.D. 4/4-M-563 d/21/9/18) Matron J.B. Willoughby 24/9/18 From No.7 C.G.H. (A.M.D. 4/4-W-314 d/20/9/18) 3. The following Nursing Sisters were struck off Strength during this month:- Morrison M.G. 2/9/18 To C.A.M.C. Reg. Depot (D.M.S. Circ. Letter 30 of 1918) Reid M.I.L 16/9/18 To Granville Can. School of Massage (A.M.D. 4/4-M-164 d/11/9/18) McLeod I.G. 18/9/18 To C.A.M.C. Reg. Depot (D.M.S. Circa Letter 30 of 1918) Walker L 20/9/18 “ “ (A.M.D. 4/990 d/18/9/18) Macdonald H.C. 27/9/18 “ Granville Can. Spec. Hospital (A.M.D. 4/4-M-1585 d/24/9/18) Matron J. Cameron Smith 24/9/18 “ No 13 C.G.H. (A.M.D. 4/4-S-296 d/19/9/18)4. Promotions Nil 5. Decorations Nil 14th Can Gen Hosp. Eastbourne 17/09/1918 6. N/S C.E. Pell admitted to No.10 C.G.H. Brighton. Debility 7 7. The Mayor of Eastbourne and Miss Hardinge O’Biren invited the O.C. Officers and Nursing Staff to attend their Official Reception at Summerdown Camp. The O.C. several Officers and six Sisters attended. Sister de Bellefeuille represented the Matron. 14th Can Gen Hosp Eastbourne 17/09/1918 Col.Watt C.M.G. A.D.M.S. Canadians, Seaford, visited the Hospital 14th Can Gen Hosp Eastbourne 21/09/1918 Matron Cameron Smith was presented with a suitable address and testimony of the Sisters esteem at a special Mess Meeting help in the Sisters Ante Room. 14th Can Gen Hosp Eastbourne 24/09/1918 Matron Cameron Smith was presented with an address and handsome present by the V.A.D's attached to the Unit. 14th Can Gen Hosp Eastbourne 28/09/1918 Matron Willoughby reported for duty. 14th Can Gen Hosp Eastbourne 30/09/1918 Matron Willoughby took over for Matron Cameron Smith. Eastbourne Sussex 06/09/1918 LT.COL.C A.YOUNG struck off the strength to C.A.M.C. Regimental Depot.9/8/18. NURSING SISTER M.G.MORRISON struck off the strength to C.A.M.C. Regimental Depot,2/9/18. One Other Rank taken on the strength from C.A.M.C. eserve and Training Dept ,4/9/18. Two Other Ranks struck off the strength to C.A.M.C. Regimental Depot,3/9/18. Eastbourne Sussex 13/09/1918 APTAIN A.E.FRALEIGH taken on the strength from C.A.M.C. Reserve and Training Depot.1/9/18. CAPTAINS G.C.LIVERSTONE and D.S.MacLENNAN taken on the strength from C.A.M.C. Reserve and Training Depot.6/9/18. CAPTAINS J.A.YOUNG and R.C.Hastings struck off the strength to C.A.M.C. Regimental Depot,4/9/19. Lient.H.W.Street attached from P.P.C.R.C. Hospital,6/9/18. CAPTAIN G.C.LIVERSTONE on Command to C.E.T.C. Seaford,6/9/18. Captain D.S.MacLENNAN On Command to 3rd. C.C.D. Seaford,6/9/18. One Other Bank struck off the strength to C.A.M.C. Reserve and Training Depot,9/9/18. One Other Bank struck off the strength to C.A.M.C. Regimental Depot,13/9/18. Eastbourne Sussex 18/09/1918 NURSING SISTER M.HODGE taken on the strength to No.5 Canadian General Hospital,16/9/18. CAPTAIN T.A.LEBRETTER struck off the strength to Granville Canadian Special Hospital, Buxten, 16/9/18. NURSING SISTER I.G.McLEOD struck off the strength to C.A.M.C. Regimental Depot 19/9/18. Twelve Other Ranks taken on the strength from C.A.M.C. Reserve and Training Depot,14/9/18. Four Other Ranks taken on the strength from C.A.M.C. Reserve and Training Depot, 16/9/18. One Other Rank struck off the strength to C.A.M.C. Regimental Depot, 16/9/18. One Other Rank(Hospital Representative) ceases to be attached 16/9/18. Eastbourne Sussex 25/09/1918 NURSING SISTER N.M.DAUGHARTY taken on the strength from C.A.M.C. Regimental Depot,18/9/18. NURSING SISTERS J.GLENDINNING and F.E.McCallum taken on the strength from C.A.M.C. Regimental Depot,23/9/18. NURSING SISTER L.WALKER struck off the strength to C.A.M.C REGIMENTAL Depot 20/9/18. One Other Rank taken on the strength from C.A.M.C. Reserve and Training Depot,23/9/18. One Other Rank struck off the strength to P.P.C.R.C. Hospital,2/9/18. One Other Rank struck off the strength and attached from C.A.M.C. reserve and Training Depot 8/4/18. Eastbourne Sussex 30/09/1918 One V.A.D. attached for employment as Cook(Assistant) from V.A.D. Headquarters,18/9/18. Matron D.J.Willoughby taken off the strength from No.7 Canadian General,Hospital,24/9/18. Matron J.Cameron Smith struck off the strength to No.13 Canadian General Hospital,24/9/18. Nursing Sister H.C.MacDonald struck off the strength to Granville Canadian Special Hospital,Buxton,27/9/18. Strength at date - Officers 19. Nursing Sisters - 42. Other Ranks - 136. Average number of Patients during the Month - 581. Col.Watt A.D.M.S. Seaford inspected this Hospital and Seaford Auxiliaries,18/9/18. Central Hospital, Eastbourne, and Auxiliaries at Seaford, Ravenscroft, Franfield and Surrey Nome. 07/10/1918 - 31/10/1918 Eastbourne Sussex 07/10/1918 LT.COL.C.A.YOUNG taken on the strength from C.A.M.C. Regimental Depot,29/9/18. NURSING SISTER B.A.FRY taken on the strength from C.A.M.C.R.A T.Depot,1/10/18. NURSING SISTERS, E.J.GUILD, E.M.MacCUISH, V.WALKER struck off the strength to No.13 C.G.H.7/10/18. NON.CAPT.& Q M.E.J.THURGAR attached from Brenley Cenvalessent Hospital,30/9/18. One Other Rank struck off the strength to C.A.M.C. Casualty Coy.1/10/18, "on account of being a casualty for 21 days." One Other Rank struck off the strength to C.A.M.C. Casualty Coy. 6/10/18, "on account of being a casualty for 21 days." One Other Rank struck off the strength to C.A.M.C.R. & T.Depot and attached for instruction, 5/8/18. Eastbourne Sussex 14/10/1918 CAPTAIN W.CURTIS taken on the strength from C.A.M.C. Regimental Depot,12/10/18. NURSING SISTER H.F.Gillean taken on the strength from C.A.M.C. Regimental Depot,8/10/18. NURSING SISTER F.M.McNALLY struck to No.15 C.G.H.8/10/18. NURSING SISTER M.E.DAUGHARTY struck off the strength to .M.A.T. "ARAGUATA" 11/10/18. NURSING SISTER M.E.GRIERSON struck off the strength on proceeding overseas,14/10/18. One Other Rank taken on the strength from C.A.M.C.R.A T.Depot,8/10/18. Two Other Ranks taken on the strength from Brenley Convalescent Hospital,11/10/18. Eastbourne Sussex 21/10/1918 CAPTAIN O.E.FARLEY taken on the strength from C.A.M.C. Casualty Coy.8/10/18. CAPTAIN J.W.BARNETT taken on the strength from C.A.M.C.R. & T.Depot,15/10/18. NURSING SISTERS R.M.CORNETT and F.H.McLEOD taken on the strength from C.A.M.C.R. & T.depot,10/10/18. NURSING SISTER A.G.LUKE taken on the strength from Granville Canadian Special Hospital,14/10/18. NURSING SISTER M.C.KERR taken on the strength from Bearwood Convalescent Hospital,17/10/18. NURSING SISTER E.B.BIGGAR taken on the strength from No.10 C.G.H.17/10/18. NURSING SISTER M.C.Claxton taken on the strength from No.10 C.G.H.19/10/18. CAPTAIN W.CURTIS struck off the strength to C.A.M.C.Casualty Coy.19/10/18. NURSING SISTER M.C.KERR struck off the strength on proceeding overseas,18/10/18. Fifteen Other Ranks taken on the strength from C.A.M.C.T. & T.Depot,19/10/18. One Other Rank struck off the strength to C.A.M.C. Casualty Coy.19/10/18 "on account of being a casualty for 21 days." One Other Rank struck off the strength to C.A..M.C.R.A. & T.Depot,17/10/18,and is attached for instruction. Eastbourne Sussex 28/10/1918 CAPTAINS A.E.PERRY and W.F.KENNEY taken on the strength from No.5 C.G.H.,20/10/18. CAPTAIN O.F.EASTMAN taken on the strength from C.S.M. Etching hill,21/10/18. CAPTAIN A.H.WALLACE taken on the strength from C.A.M.C.R. & T.Depot,24/10/18. NURSING SISTER E.J.JOHNSTON and K.M.OLIVER taken on the strength from No.11 C.G.M.22/10/18. NURSING SISTERS L.CAMPBELL and L.M.GRAY taken on the strength from C.A.M.C.R. & T.DEPOT,24/10/18. NURSING SISTER C.R.TANNER taken on the strength from C.A.M.C.R. & T.Depot,24/10/18. NURSING SISTER C.R.TANNER struck off the strength on proceeding on transport duty,28/10/18. One Other Rank taken on the strength from No.1 Central .28/3/18. Six Other Ranks taken on the strength from C.A.M.C.R. & T.Depot,26/10/18. Six Other Ranks attached from Regimental Depot, Seaford, 27/10/18. One member of V.A.D. ceases to be attached on discharge on compassionate grounds. Bed Capacity increased by taking over the following over the following huts as annexes to Ravenscroft Hospital,- Church Army Hut - 50 beds. Y.M.C.A.Hut - 60 beds. Eastbourne Sussex 31/10/1918 CAPTAIN A.B.IRVINE struck off the strength on proceeding on transport duty,31/10/18. One other Rank,having died, is struck off the strength,31/10/18. Strength at date - Officers - 25. Nursing Sisters - 47. Other Ranks - 155. Average number of patients during Month - 771. Central Hospital, Eastbourne, and Auxiliaries at Seaford, Ravenscroft, Franfield and Surray Home., with Y.M.C.A. and Church Army Huts as annexes. Eastbourne Sussex 07/10/1918 1.Nursing Sisters on strength at date - Matron - 1. Nursing Sisters on Duty - 44. On Leave - 2. Total - 47. 2. The following Nursing Sisters joined the Unit during the month -. D.A.Fry. From C.A.M.C.R. & T.Depot,1/10/18. A.M.D. 4/4-F-394,d/1/10/18. M.F.Gillean. " " Cas. " 8/10/18. A.M.D. 4/4-G-103,d/7/10/18. R.M.Cornett. " No.11 C.G.H. 10/10/18. A.M.D. 4/4-C-847,d/14/10/18. F.M.McLeod. " " " " " " " A.G.Luke. " Gran.Can.Spec.Hosp. 14/10/18. A.M.D. 4/4-L-428,14/10/18. M.C.Kerr. " Bearwood C.C.Hosp. 17/10/18. A.M.D. 4/4-K-197,d/17/10/18. E.B.Biggar. " No.10 C.G.H. 17/10/18. A.M.D. 4/4-E-782,d/21/10/18. M.C.Claxton " " " 19/10/18, A.M.D. 4/4-G-600,d/18/10/18. E.J.Johnston. " No.11 C.G.H. 22/10/18. A.M.D. 4/4-J-138,d/25/10/18. K.M.Oliver. " " " " " " L.Campbell. "" C.A.M.C.R. & T.Depot.24/10/18. A.M.D. 4/4-C-158,d/23/10/18. L.M.Gray. " " " " " " " R.O.Young. " " " " " A.M.D. 4/4-Y-49,d/23/10/18. 3. Nursing Sisters struck off the strength.- E.J.Guild. To No.13 C.G.M. 7/10/18. M.S. 4-2-7,d/6/10/18. E.M.MacCuish. " " " " " " V.Walker. " " " " " " F.H.McNally. " No.15 C.G.H. 18/10/18. A.M.D. 4/4-M-1513,d/7/10/18. M.M.Daugharty. " H.M.A.T. "Araguaya" 11/10/18. A.M.D. 4/471,d/10/10/18. M.E.Grierson. Proceeding Overseas. 16/10/18. A.M.D. 4/10/14/2,FD 881.d/11/10/18. M.C.Kerr. " " 18/10/18. A.M.D. 4/6-4-6,d/17/10/18. C.R.Tanner. To C.A.M.C. Cas.Coy 28/10/18. S.M.D. d/48,d/26/10/18. 4. Promotions - Nil. 5. Decorations - Nil. Eastbourne Sussex 02/10/1918 About twenty of the Nursing Sisters attended a dance at Seaford and report an enjoyable time. Eastbourne Sussex 05/10/1918 The fortnightly dance was held in the Sisters' Mess. Eastbourne Sussex 07/10/1918 Sisters' old quarters - Cubicles - opened for patients, as an annex to Cl.ward. Eastbourne Sussex 08/10/1918 A great many patients on the dangerously ill list, an epidemic of "Flu" being prevalent among the troops. Eastbourne Sussex 10/10/1918 The A.D.M.S. visited the Hospital and asked that seven Sisters, be sent to Seaford Annexes. Two Sisters went to Ravenscroft on Night Duty. Eastbourne Sussex 13/10/1918 Two Sisters went to Ravenscroft on Day Duty, travelling back and forth to the Sisters' quarters here by ambulance, no billets being available. Eastbourne Sussex 16/10/1918 One Sister went to Ravenscroft on Day Duty. Eastbourne Sussex 20/10/1918 One Sister went to Ravenscroft on duty, two more Huts having been opened to accomodate the overflow of sick, the serious cases being immediately transferred to the Main Hospital at Eastbourne. A.D.M.S. Orders - Sick Officers must be accomodated if necessary. Eastbourne Sussex 21/10/1918 Col.Blatlock was a welcome visiter, meeting at once an emergency - Extras for Officers and sick man. Eastbourne Sussex 23/10/1918 Visited by the Matron-in-Chief,O.M.F.C. Billets have been arranged for Six Sisters - they drawing rations and missing in the Mess as usual. Eastbourne Sussex 24/10/1918 The epidemic still raging - many deaths. The health of the Nursing Sisters is good. The accomodation for the Nursing Sisters is Fair. 07/11/1918 - 30/11/1918 Eastbourne Sussex 07/11/1918 NURSING SISTER A.HOWARD A.HOWARD taken on the strength from No.9 C.G.H. 31/10/18. CAPTAIN A.E.FRALEIGH struck off the strength to No.13 C.G.H. 1/11/18. CAPTAIN C.H.V.SMITH,Died,1/11/18. TWO other Ranks taken on the strength from No.12 C.G.H. 5/11/18. One Other Rank,Died,7/11/18. One other rank struck off the strength to C.A.M.C. Casualty Coy. 5/11/18. Eastbourne Sussex 14/11/1918 CAPTAIN M.BEATON taken on strength from No.13 C.G.H. 8/11/18. CAPTAIN D.W.MORRISON taken on strength from C.A.M.C. Reserve and Training Depot,8/11/18. NURSING SISTER M.HALL taken on the strength from C.A.M.C. Casualty Coy.9/11/18. NURSING SISTER J.S.LITTLE taken on the strength from No.12 C.G.M.13/11/18. NURSING SISTERS L.A.CHARLTON, O.L.CLARK, E.R.HATHAWAY, H.HUTCHINS and K.M.LEONARD taken on strength from C.A.M.C. Casualty Coy.13/11/18. CAPTAINS J.O.BAKER , J.D.MOORE and L.J.SEBERT struck off the strength to C.A.M.C.R & T.Depot,11/11/18. One Other Rank struck off the strength to C.A.M.C. Casualty Coy. 10/11/18. One Other Rank struck off the strength to C.A.M.C.R. & T.Depot,11/11/18. Four Other Ranks cease to be attached on return to C.A.M.C.R. & T.Depot 10/11/18. Eastbourne Sussex 21/11/1918 CAPTAINS W.C.ALLISON and H.S.TAIT taken on the strength from C.A.M.C.R. & T.Depot,16/11/18. CAPTAINS J.O.BAKER taken on the strength from C.A.M.C.R. & T.Depot,20/11/18. CAPTAINS G.F.FENWICK taken on the strength from CAN.Spel.Hosp.Etchinghill, 16/11/18. NURSING SISTER M.B.McKinnon taken on the strength from Westcliffe Eye & Ear Hospital,1/11/18. CAPTAIN G.G.MOFFAT struck off the strength to Can,Red Cross Hosp.Bushey Park,20/11/18. CAPTAIN C.P.FENWICK struck off the strength to No.13 C.G.M.,21/11/18. One Other Rank taken on the strength from C.A.M.C. Casualty Coy.19/11/18. One Other Rank taken on the strength from C.A.M.C.R. & T.Depot 21/11/18. Twenty One Other Ranks struck off the strength C.A.M.C. Casualty Coy.and attached for Regimental Employ,18/11/18. Two Other Ranks struck off the strength to C.A.M.C. Casualty Coy.16/11/18. One V.A.D. attached for duty from V.A.D.Headquarters 11/11/18. One V.A.D. attached for duty from V.A.D.Headquarters, 18/11/18. Eastbourne Sussex 28/11/1918 NURSING SISTER R.R.GRAHAM taken on the strength from C.A.M.C. Casualty Coy.21/11/18. NURSING SISTERS E.A.BENNET, M.S.P.ELLIS, A.R.R.C., C.R.PELL and A.M.POWERS stuck off the strength to C.A.M.C. Casualty Coy. 26/11/18. One Other Rank taken on the strength from C.A.M.C.R. & T.Depot,23/11/18. Twenty Other Ranks taken on the strength from C.A.M.C.R. & T.Depot,27/11/18. One Other Rank struck off the strength to C.A.M.C. Casualty Coy.25/11/18. One Other Rank struck off the strength to C.A.M.C. Casualty Coy.27/11/18. One Other Rank struck off the strength to C.A.M.C. Casualty Coy.14/11/18. One Other Rank struck off the strength to C.A.M.C. Casualty Coy.25/11/18. Three Other Ranks struck off the strength to C.A.M.C. Casualty Coy.28/11/18. Three Other Ranks cease to be attached on return to C.A.M.C. Casualty coy for return to Canada,28/11/18. Eastbourne Sussex 30/11/1918 NURSING SISTER S.J.ROBLEY, ARRC, struck off the strength to Can.Red Cross Hospital,28/11/18. Strength at date - officers - 24. Nursing Sisters - 52. Other Ranks - 148. Average number of patients during the month - 947. Lieut.Gen.Sir R.E.W.Turner, V.C.K.C.M.G., C.B., D.S.O., visited the Hospital Nov.19th.1918. Central Hospital, Eastbourne, and auxiliaries at Seaford, Ravenscroft and Surrey Home. (1) Nursing Sister on strength at date - Matron 1. Nursing Sisters on Duty - 44, On Leave.- 4. In Hospital,3. Total - 52. (2) The following Nursing Sisters joined the Uit during the month,- A.Howard from No.9 C.G.H. 31/10/18. AMD. 4/4-H-238,d/30/10/18. H.Hall " C.A.M.C. Casualty Coy. 9/11/18. A.M.D. 4/4-H-718,d/5/11/18. J.S.Little " No.12 C.G.H. 13/11/18, A.M.D.R/L-474,d/13/11/18. L.A.Charlton. From C.A.M.C. Casualty Coy. 13/11/18. A.M.D. 4/4/29-4-14,d/13/11/18. O.L.Clark. From C.A.M.C. Casualty Coy. 13/11/18. A.M.D. 4/4/29-4-14,d/13/11/18. E.R.Hathaway From C.A.M.C. Casualty Coy. 13/11/18. A.M.D. 4/4/29-4-14,d/13/11/18. H.Hutchins From C.A.M.C. Casualty Coy. 13/11/18. A.M.D. 4/4/29-4-14,d/13/11/18. K.N.Leonard. From C.A.M.C. Casualty Coy. 13/11/18. A.M.D. 4/4/29-4-14,d/13/11/18. M.B.McKinnon From Westcliffe Spel.K. & E.Hospl.1/11/18. Am.M.D. 4/4-M-1208,d/14/11/18. R.R.Graham. " C.A.M.C. Casualty Coy. 21/11/18. / A.M.D. 4/4-G-558,d/25/11/18. (3) Nursing Sisters struck off strength,- E.A.Bennett To C.A.M.C. Casualty Coy. 26/11/18. A.M.D. 4/4-B-885,d/27/11/18. M.S.P.Ellis ARRC. To C.A.M.C. Casualty Coy. 26/11/18. A.M.D. 4/4-B-885,d/27/11/18. C.E.Pell. To C.A.M.C. Casualty Coy. 26/11/18. A.M.D. 4/4-B-885,d/27/11/18. A.M.Powers To C.A.M.C. Casualty Coy. 26/11/18. A.M.D. 4/4-B-885,d/27/11/18. S.J.Robley ARRC. To Can.Red Cross Hospital, Bushey Bank, 28/11/18,A.M.D. 4/1657,d/27/11/18. (4) Promotions - Nil. (5) Decorations - Nil. Eastbourne Sussex 19/11/1918 Lieut.Gen.Sir R.E.W.Turner, V.G., K.C.M.G., C.B., D.S.O, visited the Hospital and inspected the wards. The health of the Nursing Sisters is fair. The accomodation for the Nursing Sisters is fair. 07/12/1918 - 31/12/1918 Eastbourne Sussex 07/12/1918 CAPTAIN W.F.COY struck off the strength to C.A.M.C.Casualty Coy.1/12/18. One Other Rank taken on the strength from C.A.M.C.Casualty Coy.6/12/18. Two Other Ranks struck off the strength to C.A.M.C.Casualty Coy.7/12/18 Eastbourne Sussex 14/12/1918 CAPTAIN A.H.WALLACE struck off the strength to C.A.M.C.Casualty Coy.9/12/18. NURSING SISTERS A.G.LUKE,K.B.BIGGER and J.S.LITTLE struck off the strength to Canadian Special Hospital, Lenham, 7/12/18. One Other Rank taken on the strength from C.A.M.C.Res.& Tng.Depot, 10/12/18 Twenty Other Ranks taken on the strength from C.A.M.C.res.& Tng.Depot.11/12/18. One Other Rank struck off the strength to C.A.M.C.Casualty Coy.8/12/18. One Other Rank struck off the strength to, C.A.M.C.Casualty Coy.10/12/18. One Other Rank struck off the strength to C.A.M.C.Cas.Coy.11/12/18 Twenty Other Ranks struck off the strength to C.A.M.C.Cas.Coy.12/12/18. Eastbourne Sussex 21/12/1918 CAPTAIN & Q M. E.J. THURGAR taken on the strength from C.A.M.C.Cas.Coy.18/12/18. NURSING SISTER E.BRADLEY taken on the strength from No.5 C.G.H. 20/12/18. CAPTAIN & Q M. WALLACE J.M. Struck off the strength to No.11. C.G.H. 19/12/18. NURSING SISTER B.A.FRY struck off the strength to CAN.Red.Cross Hosp.Bushey Park, 16/12/18. NURSING SISTERS A.C.C.DeWOLFE,M.C.McCARTHY,L.J.FIFE,D.D.MORRISON and E.WALSH struck off the strength to No.9 C.G.H.17/12/18. Five Other Ranks struck off the strength to C.A.M.C.Casualty Coy.20/12/18. Eastbourne Sussex 28/12/1918 NURSING SISTER V.WALKER taken on the strength from No.19 C.G.H. 24/12/18. MAJOR J.C.FYSHE struck off the strength to C.A.M.C.Casualty Coy.28/12/18. NURSING SISTERG.H.GILLEAN struck off the strength to C.A.M.C. Tng.Depot 14/12/18. NURSING SISTER H.C.Claxton struck off the strengtht o No.10 C.G.H. 19/12/18. One Other Rank struck off the strength to C.A.M.C.Cas.Coy.26/12/18. Eastbourne Sussex 31/12/1918 Strength at date- Officers-21 . Nursing Sisters 43. Other Ranks- 135. Average number of patients during month-574. Eastbourne Sussex (1) Nursing Sisters on Strength at dates- Matron 1. Nursing Sisters on duty - 37,On leave-6, In Hospital - 1. TOTAL - 43. (2) The following Nursing Sisters joined the Unit during the month:- E.Bradley from C.A.M.C. Tng.Coy.,20/12/18. (A.M.D.4/2242,d/19/12/18). V.Walker #13 C.G.H.,Hastings,21/12/18,(A.M.D.4/2273,d/20/12/18). (3) Nursing Sisters struck off strength:- A.G.Luke ) E.B.Bigger ) to Can.Special Hosp.,Lenham,7/12/18.(A.M.D.4/4-B-9782,d/7/12/18). J.S.Little ) G.H.Gillean to C.A.M.C.Res.&Tng.Coy.,14/12/18.(A.M.D.4/4-2002,d/10/12/18). H.C.Claxton to #10 C.G.H.,Brighton.19/12/18.(A.M.D.4/4-C-600.d/23/12/18). B.A.Fry to Can.Red Cross Hosp.,Bushey Park.16/12/18.(A.M.D.4/2116,d/14/12/18). A.C.C.DeWolfe ) M.C.McCarthy ) L.J.Fife ) to #9 Can.Gen.Hosp.,Rhyl.17/12/18.(A.M.D.4/2160,d/16/12/18). D.D.Morrison ) K.Walsh ) (4) Promotions - NIL. (5) Decorations - NIL. The health of the Nursing Sisters is good. The accomodation for the Nursing Sisters is fair. Matron, 07/01/1919 - 31/01/1919 Eastbourne Sussex 31/01/1919 (1) Nursing Sisters on Strength at date:=Matron 1. Nursing Sisters on duty 39, On Leave 4. In Hospital Nil. TOTAL-44. (2) The following Nursing Sisters joined the 7nit during the Month:- M.E.Maillard. From C.A.M.C.Casualty Coy.8-1-19,(A.M.D.4/4-M-163,d/9-1-19) A.G.Luke. " Can.Spcl. Hospital,Lenham,18-1-19,(A.M.D.4/5-L-428,d/7-1-19) (3) Nursing Sisters struck off strength:- H.N.Stevenson. To C.A.M.C.Casualty Coy.1-1-19,(A.M.D.4/4/S-375,3-1-19) (4) Promotions - NIL. (5) Decorations - Matron B.J.Willoughby,RBC. to be Officer of the Miltary Division of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire.(London Gazette,dated Dec.30th.1918.) Nursing Sister Nota Hodge, Awadred the Military/ Medal. (London Gazette No.30917,dated 24/9/18) Matron B.J.Willoughby,accompanied the Matron-in-Chief to No.9 Canadian General Hospital, Rhyl,proceeding "On Command" Jan.19th. and returning Jan.14th.1919. (4) The health of the Nursing Sisters is good. (5) The accomodation for the Nursing Sisters is good. 07/02/1919 - 28/02/1919 Eastbourne Sussex 07/02/1919 LT.E.E.ROGERS taken on strength 30-1-19.from P.P.C.R.C.Hospital,Bexhill. MAJOR F.H.MAYHOOD taken on strength from No.13 C.G.H.Hastings 1-2-19. NURSING SISTER F.M.A.KELLY taken on strength from C.A.M.C.Cas.Coy.3-2-19. NURSING SISTER S.ROWLANDSON taken on strength from C.A.M.C.Cas.Coy.4-2-19. NURSING SISTERS I.G.FARGEY and L.N.GRAY struck off strength to C.A.M.C.Cas.Coy.on proceeding on transport duty,6-2-19. One Other Rank taken on strength from C.A.M.C.R.& T.Depot 24-1-19. One Other Rank taken on strength from C.A.M.C.R.& T.Depot,27-1-19. One Other Rank taken struck off strength to C.A.M.C.Cas.Coy.31-1-19. Eastbourne Sussex 14/02/1919 CAPTAIN B.M.BAYLY taken on strength from No.13 C.G.H.Hastings,4-2-19. NURSING SISTER M.M.K.Timlic k taken on strength from Granville Special Hospital,10-2-19. CAPTAIN O.K.FARLEY struck off strength on dismissal from Service,3-2-19. NURSING SISTER K.deBELLEFEUILLE,ARRC. struck off strength on being invalided to Canada 11-2-19. MAJOR W.G.LYALL attached from No.13 C.G.H.Hastings,10-2-19. One Other Rank struck off strength to C.A.M.C.R.& T.Depot,10-2-19. Two Other Ranks attached from C.A.M.C.R.& T.Depot, 10-2-19. One Other Rank ceases to be attached on return to B.C.R.D.Seaford.26-1-19. Eastbourne Sussex 21/02/1919 CAPTAIN G.B.FERGUSON taken on strength from No.13 C.G.H.Hastings,15-2-19. NURSING SISTER R.M.QUINN taken on strength from No.4.C.G.H. 7-2-19. NURSING SISTER I.V.RAMSAY taken on strength from C.A.M.C.Cas.Coy.19-2-19. NURSING SISTER H.D.SHEARER taken on strength from Can.Conval.Hosp.10-2-19. NURSING SISTERS E .ELLIOT,K.HANNA,S.HAINES,A.L.JACK,M.L.NO DWELL,K.WEEGAR, taken on strength from No.10 Can.Gen.Hosp.Brighton,6-2-19. NURSING SISTER G.J.CONNER struck off strength to C.A.M.C.Cas.Co.20-2-19. MAJOR W.G.LYALL ceases to be attached from No.13 C.G.H. 12-2-19. Thirty Other Ranks taken on strength from C.A.M.C.R.& T.Dapot 5-2-19. Three Other Ranks struck off strength to C.A.M.C.Cas.Coy.19-2-19.as 21 days casualties. Eastbourne Sussex 28/02/1919 CAPTAIN J.T.O'CONNELL taken on strength from C.A.M.C.R.& T.Depot 26-2-19. HON.CAPTAIN & Q M.DRUMMOND W.taken on strength from C.A.M.C.cas.Coy.25-2-19. NURSING SISTERS M.MacLEOD and D.O.TOUT taken on streght from No.11 C.G.H. 7-2-19. NURSING SISTERS M.A.CUMMINGS,L.LYNCH and M.H.McGILL taken on strength from C.A.M.C.Cas.Coy.27-2-19. HON.CAPTAIN and Q.M.THIRGAR E.J. struck off strength to C.A.M.C.Cas.Coy. 24-2-19. NURSING SISTER S.RAWLINSON struck off strength to C.A.M.C.Cas.Coy.27-2-19. NURSING SISTER M.MacLEOD Struck off strength to C.A.M.C.Cas.Coy.14-2-19. NURSING SISTER D.M.MOLE struck off strength to No.9 C.G.H.Rhyl,26-2-19. NURSING SISTER R.R.GRAHAM struck off strength to CAN.RED.CROSS HOSP.Bushey Park,21-2-19. CAPTAIN A.R.PERRY Struck off strength on transfer to C.E.F.in Canada,31-12-18. MAJOR F.H.MAYHOOD struck off strength on transfer to C.E.F.in Canada 21-2-19. HON.CAPTAIN & R.C.CHAPLAIN attached from HQ.Chaplain Services,25-2-19. TEMP.Q M.& HON.LT.G.A.J.BELL promoted to be Temp.Q M. & HON.CAPTAIN.19-1.19. Two Other Ranks struck off ten strength to C.A.M.C.Cas.Coy.27-2-19. Seventeen Other Ranks cease to be attached from C.A.M.C.Cas.Coy. and are attached from C.A.M.C. R.& T.Depot,15-2-19. Strength at date - OFFICERS-23. NURSING SISTERS-52. OTHER RANKS-164. AVERAGE number of patients during the month-543. Eastbourne Sussex 28/02/1919 (1) Nursing Sisters on strength at date- Matron-1. Nursing Sisters on Duty-50.On Leave-1. In Hospital-1. Total-52. (2) The following Nursing Sisters joined the Unit during the month:- F.M.A.Kelly From C.A.C.Cas.Coy.3-2-19.(A.M.D.4/4-K-171,d/3-2-19) S.Rowlandson. " " " " 4-2-19.(A.M.D.4/4-R-536,d/3-2-19) K.Elliott. ) A.L.Jack. ) " No.70 Can.Gen.Hosp.6-2-19.(A.M.D.4/3525,dated 6-2-19.) M.L.Nodwell. ) E.Weegar. ) E.G.Hanna. ) S.Haines. ) M.MacLeod. ) " No.11 Can.Gen.Hosp.7-2-19.(A.M.D.4/4-M-917,d/21-2-19) B.O.TOUT ) R.M.Quinn. " No.4 " " " 7-2-19,(A.M.D.4/4-Q-14,d/15-2-19) M.M.E.Timlick. " Gran.Can.Spcl Hosp.10-2-19.(A.M.D.4/4-T-375,d/12-2-19) H.D.Shearer " Can,Conval.Hosp. 10-2-19,(A.M.D.4/4-S-802,d/20-2-19) I.V.Ramsay. " C.A.M.C.Cas.Coy.19-2-19,(A.M.D.4/4-R-440,d/19-2-19) M.A.Cummings.) L.Lynch. ) " " " " 27-2-19.(A.M.D.4-C-413,d/27-2-19) M.H.McGill ) (3) Nursing Sisters struck off strength;- I.G.Fargey ) To C.A.C.Cas.Coy.for transport duty,6-2-19,(A.M.D.4/3439,d/4-4-19) L.N.Gray. ) K.deBellefeuille.ARRC. " " " as invaliding to Canada 11-2-19.IMS.C.L#30 pf 1918. MMacLeod. To. " " " 14-2-19, A.M.D.4/3757,d/14-2-19) G.J.Conner. " " " " 20-2-19. (A.M.D.4/4908,d/18-2-19 Eastbourne Sussex 28/02/1919 (3) Nursing Sisters struck off strength.Contd. ;- R.R.Graham. To Can.Red.Cross.Hosp.Bushey Park,31-2-19.(A.M.D.4/3412,d/20-2-19) S.Rowlandson. " C.A.M.C.Cas.Coy. 27-2-19.as 21 days casualty (DGMS.Cir.L.No.2 of 1919) D.M.Mole " No.9 C.G.H.Rhyl.22-2-19,(A.M.D.4/4-M-26-2-19. (4) Promotions-NIL. (5) Decorations-NIL. (6) The health of the Nursing Sisters is Good. (7) The accomodation for the Nursing Sisters is Fair.