Personal Details Name: Nurse Sue Dinnie Type: Staff Born in camp? No Died in camp? No Gender: female Race: white Camp occupation: trained nurse Unique ID: 17125 Camp History Name: Heilbron RC Notes: 8/11/1901, telegram, SRC Heilbron to CSRC: Nurse Dinnie laid up; when are extra nurses arriving 13/1/1902: Sue Dinnie to SMO, asking for 2 week's leave as will have been there for 6 months on 7 Feby. Recommended. 14/4/1902: CSRC to SRC Heilbron: transferring her to Kabusie. 18/4/1902: SRC in reply: requesting that Sister Clarke be sent in place of Nurse Dinnie. She is engaged to be married to a young man employed in the Intelligence - as she has been through all the hard times here and worked very hard without a single complaint against her you may be disposed to make an exception in her case. Suggests Sister Clarke in her place as she does not like the place and wishes very much to leave. Sources Title: SRC 34 Type: Correspondence: appointments Location: VAB Reference No.: 34 Dates: Oct-Dec 1901 Notes: A298, 8/11/1901, Telegram, SRC Heilbron to CSRC Title: SRC 39 Type: Correspondence: appointments Location: VAB Reference No.: 39 Dates: Mar-Apr 1902 Notes: A976: 14/4/1902: CSRC to SRC Heilbron and related correspondence Title: SRC 36 Type: Correspondence: appointments Location: VAB Reference No.: 36 Dates: Jan-Feb 1902 Notes: A 639: 13/1/1902: Sue Dinnie to SMO and related correspondence

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