Personal Details Name: Sister Harriet Green Type: Staff Born in camp? No Died in camp? No Gender: female Race: white Marital status: single Nationality: British Camp occupation: trained nurse; hospital matron Notes: Acted as matron on the voyage out Unique ID: 17973 Camp History Name: Bethulie RC Date appointed (as staff): By 28/2/1902 Name: Brandfort RC Date departure: 23/4/1902 Reason departure: resigned; asked for transfer Notes: 23/4/1902: H Green to CSRC: Asking to betransferred to another camp, and not again to be appointed matron of a hospital. 23/4/1902: LG Martinius, SMO to SRC Brandfort: Sister Green told me that she resigns because she does not want to be matron in a hospital, where some of the nursing sisters get £10 a month more salary than the matron. 24/4/1902: SRC Brandfort to CSRC: Forwarding resignation. Regrets as she is an excellent hospital matron in every way. I am of the same opinion as the PMO that her application has something to do with the army sisters, at the same time I believe she prefers her former position which was that of camp matron. Sources Title: SRC 37 Type: Correspondence: appointments Location: VAB Reference No.: 37 Dates: Feb 1902 Notes: A8121: 17/3/1902: Memo: CSRC re nurses from England Title: SRC 40 Type: Correspondence: appointments Location: VAB Reference No.: 40 Dates: Apr-May 1902 Notes: A1231: 23/4/1902: H Green to CSRC and related correspondence

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