| Personal Details |
| Name: | Sister Helen Batchelor |
| Type: | Staff |
| Born in camp? |
No |
| Died in camp? |
No |
| Gender: | female |
| Race: | white |
| Marital status: | single |
| Nationality: | British |
| Camp occupation: | trained nurse |
| Notes: | Trained at London Hospital, 1894 & 1897; Clapham Maternity Hospital, three months 1897; Lady Supt, St Johns Hosp & the Allied Charities, three months 1898; Matron and Secy of the Convalescent Home, Herne Bay, temporary engagement 1898; Sister, Govt Civil Hospital, Hong Kong, July 1898 to Jany 1901.
Testimonial of Thomas Bolster, Inspector Genl of Hospitals, 2 Fleets Royal Navy: Employed in Civil Hosp, Hong Kong and in my service during the late 'Disturbances in the North of China'. Believes she performed her duties in an able manner.
Testimonial of JM Atkinson, P Civil MO Hong Kong: Last summer she was deputed to proceed to Wei-hai-wei with another of our staff to nurse the sick and wounded of the Chines Expeditionary Force, she has hence had exceptionally varied experience not only in nursing tropical diseases, but also in organising and starting a naval hospital. |
| Unique ID: | 17177 |
Unknown column 'Helen_Batchelor' in 'where clause' |
British Concentration Camps