Personal Details Name: Sister Esther Tutt Type: Staff Born in camp? No Died in camp? No Gender: female Race: white Nationality: Cape Colony Occupation: nurse Camp occupation: trained nurse; assistant camp matron Unique ID: 1892 Camp History Name: Brandfort RC Date departure: 1/10/1902 Reason departure: resigned Notes: 8/9/1902: SRC Brandfort to CSRC: Has done excellent work as camp matron; she would be a great loss only that the work is now light. Sister Tutt has also sent in her resignation. The ladies in question are companions; they are colonials and wer trained in the Kimberley Hospital. Sister Tutt has also done excellent work, knowing the language and ways of the people has helped very much in the camp work. Sources Title: SRC 21 Type: Correspondence Location: VAB Reference No.: 21 Dates: Mar-Apr 1902 Notes: RC7913, 15/3/1901, Superintendent, Brandfort to CSRC Title: SRC 44 Type: Correspondence: appointments Location: VAB Reference No.: 44 Dates: Aug-Sept 1902 Notes: A1945: 8/9/1902: SRC Brandfort to CSRC and related correspondence Title: SRC 44 Type: Correspondence: appointments Location: VAB Reference No.: 44 Dates: Aug-Sept 1902 Notes: A1945: 8/9/1902: SRC Brandfort to CSRC and related correspondence

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