Nursing Sisters in the C.E.F.

Canadian Nursing Sisters

Nursing Sisters that served during the First World War

The Canadian Government has published the service records of most men from the First World War and those that died during the Second World War, so those records are the most complete.

Please note that this is a continuing project, and records added or updated periodically.

Veteran Names - 2657 individuals total (Group statistics here)

Rank	Last Name ▼	First Name	Place of Birth	Conflict	View
Nursing Sister	Moran	Mary Ida	Springtown, Ontario	WW1	View
Nursing Sister	Moores	Beatrice Adelaide	Northern Bay, Newfoundland	WW1	View
Nursing Sister	Moore	Winnifred Dixon	Bowesville, Ontario	WW1	View
Nursing Sister	Moore	Lena	Magog, Quebec	WW1	View
Nursing Sister	Moore	Laura Elizabeth	Thessalon, Ontario	WW1	View
Nursing Sister	Moore	Emma Grace	Seeley's Bay, Ontario	WW1	View
Nursing Sister	Moore	Edna Lena	Lisle, Ontario	WW1	View
Nursing Sister	Moore	Doris Marie	Burford, Ontario	WW1	View
Nursing Sister	Moore	Alexandra	Oak Lake, Manitoba	WW1	View
Nursing Sister	Moody	Ethel Kathleen	Titusville, New Brunswick	WW1	View
Nursing Sister	Moodie	Norval Mae	Perth, Ontario	WW1	View
Matron	Moodie	Marion Elizabeth	Quebec City, Quebec	WW1	View
Nursing Sister	Montizambert	Dorothy Helen	St. Mary's, Ontario	WW1	View
Nursing Sister	Montgomery-Campbell	Marguerite Chalmers	Sussex, New Brunswick	WW1	View
Nursing Sister	Montgomery	Nora Brown	Woodstock, Ontario	WW1	View
Nursing Sister	Montgomery	Louise	Toronto, Ontario	WW1	View
Nursing Sister	Montgomery	Laura Agnes	Cardinal, Ontario	WW1	View
Nursing Sister	Montgomery	Kate Clare	Prince Albert, Saskatchewan	WW1	View
Nursing Sister	Montgomery	Frances Irene	Toronto, Ontario	WW1	View
Nursing Sister	Montgomery	Cora Jean	Hall's Bridge, Ontario	WW1	View