Lydney Cottage Hospital, nowadays and during WW1 (General)

by peteressex , Friday, November 01, 2013, 10:06 (4041 days ago) @ downunder

There's a photo of the interior of Lydney Town Hall being used as a Red Cross hospital in WW1 at www.sungreen.co.uk/Lydney/RedCross_Hospital.htm.

I had a great aunt who nursed at Lydney Hospital - as a sister I believe - but I've yet to find anyone doing family history who knew her in that capacity. Her name was Lydia Sterrey (nee McLean) but always known as Lil. She was a Londoner but married Frank Sterrey who was a fitter at Lydney Junction. They lived at 23 Forest Road.

Post reply

3533 views

Complete thread:

RSS Feed of thread

Hospitals close to Bream - downunder, 2013-10-29, 04:42
- Hospitals close to Bream - slowhands, 2013-10-29, 07:18
  - Hospitals close to Bream - downunder, 2013-10-29, 09:08
  - Lydney Cottage Hospital, nowadays and during WW1 - Jefff, 2013-10-29, 19:52
    - Lydney Cottage Hospital, nowadays and during WW1 - downunder, 2013-10-29, 22:50
      - Lydney Cottage Hospital, nowadays and during WW1 - peteressex, 2013-11-01, 10:06
        
        Lydney Cottage Hospital, nowadays and during WW1 - downunder, 2013-11-01, 13:38
        
        Aylburton Cottage Hospital, opened October 1882. - Jefff, 2013-12-05, 02:17
        
        Aylburton Cottage Hospital, opened October 1882. - downunder, 2013-12-05, 09:17
        
        Aylburton Cottage Hospital, opened October 1882. - Jefff, 2013-12-05, 16:53
        
        William COX dies at Aylburton C.H. after Fall off Hay Rick - Jefff, 2013-12-06, 01:43
        
        William COX dies at Aylburton C.H. after Fall off Hay Rick - Mike Pinchin, 2013-12-06, 19:06
        
        William COX dies at Aylburton C.H. after Fall off Hay Rick - Mike Pinchin, 2013-12-06, 19:44
        
        William COX dies at Aylburton C.H. after Fall off Hay Rick - Jefff, 2013-12-06, 23:00

Forest of Dean FHT Forum

Lydney Cottage Hospital, nowadays and during WW1 (General)