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Netley (Military) Hospital Roll of Remembrance

Care for our wounded in the Old Country: A wounded Auckland soldier, Pvte Alan T Dougherty, undergoing the saline treatment at the Welsh hospital at Netley.

Care for our wounded in the Old Country: A wounded Auckland soldier, Pvte Alan T Dougherty, undergoing the saline treatment at the Welsh hospital at Netley.

Auckland Libraries Heritage Collections AWNS-19170104-46-7. No known copyright.

Two UK researchers are appealing for help in tracing the names of thousands of people who walked the corridors of the Royal Victoria Military Hospital, Netley, Hampshire, UK during its lifetime, 1862 - 1978. 

Julie Green and Brenda Findlay, of Netley Abbey near Southampton, are independent researchers gathering information about the past lives and times of the Royal Victoria Military Hospital (Netley War Hospital) and its military Cemetery.

They have created a “Netley Hospital Roll of Remembrance” database to collate the details of the folk they have so far identified but the hunt is on to find lots more!

Brenda explained: ‘Whilst there are no official registers, there are pockets of information in all manner of places – newspaper articles, family notices, trade directories, obituaries, telephone books, private and public websites, past employees’ memories etc.

We have trawled through hundreds of these “pockets” and to date, we now have over 10500 individuals on the database.  Given some 50,000 patients passed through Netley Hospital during the First World War alone, this is a mere drop in the ocean, but it’s a start.”

The websites are www.netleyabbeymatters.co.uk and www.netley-military-cemetery.co.uk

Both carry details of some of the people who have passed through this Military Hospital including photos and biographical details from many nationalities and countries.

If you have a personal story connected to Netley Hospital that you are happy to share – or who know of anyone else with memories of the hospital, its patients or staff – please complete the Contact Me form at www.netleyabbeymatters.co.uk

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Displaying 1 - 20 of 62 records
PhotoFamily nameFirst namesForceWarsService # 
C362AnstisNorman ElmoArmyWorld War I, 1914-191810/3469 
C18135AuldWilliamArmyWorld War I, 1914-19186/1453 
C1220BlackJohnArmyWorld War I, 1914-191810/3488 
C39355BrownlieJohn LawrenceArmyWorld War I, 1914-191812/318 
C39445BuckleyJohnArmyWorld War I, 1914-19184/689 
C40122CartwrightHenryArmySouth African War, 1899-1902, World War I, 1914-19188675, 12/1586 
C40664CockleStanley ErnestArmyWorld War I, 1914-191815/28 
C2985CollinsErnest LanceArmyWorld War I, 1914-191815338 
C3029ConeWilliam CharlesArmyWorld War I, 1914-191812/1178 
C3058CookCharles Frederick DenmanArmyWorld War I, 1914-191810/543 
C3129CooperJamesArmyWorld War I, 1914-191812/328 
C3404CresswellRaymond WallaceArmyWorld War I, 1914-19186/213 
C3783DawbinWilliamArmyWorld War I, 1914-191811/41 
168803DawsonJohn VanceArmyWorld War II, 1939-194580734 
C42222DoughertyAlan TelfordArmyWorld War I, 1914-191812/2921 
195598DowdingJohnNavyWorld War I, 1914-1918J/8538 
C4258DuncanWilliam MunroArmyWorld War I, 1914-19183/667 
C34992EdmondsWilliamArmyWorld War I, 1914-1918, World War II, 1939-19456/450, 800414 
C42771EllisHowardArmyWorld War I, 1914-19186/1523 
C143308FairchildEdith MaudeArmyWorld War I, 1914-1918  

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