WELLINGTON HOSPITAL HISTORY

Jean Todd

Died Masterton 18 Aug 1929

Trained at Wellington Hospital from 1897

Sister, Wellington Hospital 1901 – 1906

Matron, Timaru Hospital 1906 – 1916

Assistant Matron, Wellington Hospital 1916 – 1918

Secretary, Wellington Branch New Zealand Trained Nurses’ Association

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    • 1901 – 1906
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    • The Centenary Block
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    • The Hospital in the 1950s
  • Rebuild 1967 – 1980
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  • New Regional Hospital
  • A new Children’s Hospital
• The Early Staff of the Hospital
• Nursing Administration▼
  • Nurses 1880-1920▼
    • Mary Anne Baillie
    • Elizabeth Hermansen
    • Mrs Johanne M Thorpe
    • Mrs Bernard Moore
    • Ellen Dougherty
    • Augusta Godfrey
    • Mary E Kissling
    • Frances K Payne
    • Ellen Mary Pettit
    • Kate Marsden
    • Elizabeth Katherine Berry
    • Edith Crerar
    • Sarah Jane Hetherington ARRC
    • Elizabeth Williamina Inglis Stott
    • Jean Todd
    • Maggie Preston
  • Nurses 1921 – 1960▼
    • Edith P Tennent
    • Gertrude S Lampp
    • Agnes Milne
    • Althea H Cookson
    • Florence E Hart
    • Blanche L Clark
    • Susan Milne
    • Noeline M Knight
    • Muriel E Tattersall
    • Kathleen G Hausmann
    • Doris Brown
    • Jessie I Martin
    • Irene Tolerton
  • Nurses 1961 – 1988▼
    • Betty P Cook
    • Barbara J E Hough
    • Mavis H Paton
    • Gloria A Grattan
    • Elaine Whiteman
    • Barbara G Shadbolt
    • Maureen Corry
    • Assistant Principal Nurses
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    • Sheila Mahony
    • Anita Bamford-Wade
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