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Bermondsey Military Hospital
Bermondsey Military Hospital was on Ladywell Road, Bermondsey.If you can provide any additional information, please add it here.
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Bermondsey Military Hospital
during the Great War 1914-1918.
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These include information on officers, regimental histories, letters, diary entries, personal accounts and information about actions during the Great War.
Nurse. Bertha Bartlett Newfoundland VAD (d.3rd Nov 1918)
Bertha was from Brigus Newfoundland. She is buried opposite my school Beatrix Potter. We have researched her and the 17 Newfoundland soldiers buried with her. She is said to have died in the Third London General Hospital Wandsworth, her record card suggests she was serving in Bermondsey.Go to www.beatrixpotterschool.com and go to the our Newfoundlanders page
S Neale
Gnr. Ephraim Henry Bradshaw 143 Heavy Battery Royal Garrison Artillery
My grandad, Harry Bradshaw, was presented with a silver cigarette case by Lady Haig during a visit to Bermondsey Military Hospital in 1918. It was this case that gave direction to my search. I always believed he'd been wounded at Ypres.He's shown in one record as having enlisted on 8th December 1915 at Ashton under Lyne. We have a photo of him leaving Stockport for Gosport in 1916, but don't have more. The record shows him as serving with 143 Heavy Battery, which would be in Salonika on discharge 1st of February 1919, when he was aged 33 years. This battery was in France in 1916. He is also shown as being in 141 Heavy Battery, which comes up as East Ham Pals Battery in France in 1916.
Peter Bradshaw
John Edward Norton Tyneside Scottish Northumberland Fusiliers
My father, Eddy Norton, served in the Tyneside Scottish regiment. I don't know anything about his time in the First World War, only that I've heard from a relative that he was a sniper. Going through some old photos I've came across him as a patient or orderly in Bermondsey Hospital. Some of the patients are in two-toned jackets. My father in one colour-toned jacket. Can anyone give information on this?Editors note: The jackets are known as Hospital Blues, worn by patients instead of their uniforms.
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