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 - 2650 individuals total (Group statistics here)

Rank	Last Name ▲	First Name	Place of Birth	Conflict	View
Nursing Sister	Thomas	Agnes Mabel	Gloucester, Gloucestershire	WW1	View
Nursing Sister	Thomas	Elizabeth		WW1	View
Nursing Sister	Thomas	Lalia Elizabeth	Cunard, Nova Scotia	WW1	View
Nursing Sister	Thomas	Sybil	London, England	WW1	View
Nursing Sister	Thompson	Alice Amelia	Chance Harbor, New Brunswick	WW1	View
Nursing Sister	Thompson	Alice Francis	Queensborough, Ontario	WW1	View
Nursing Sister	Thompson	Catherine McDonald	Stewarton, Ayrshire	WW1	View
Nursing Sister	Thompson	Edith Alexandria	Halifax, Nova Scotia	WW1	View
Nursing Sister	Thompson	Eleanor Jean	Valleyfield, Quebec	WW1	View
Nursing Sister	Thompson	Ethel Elaine	Nine Mile River, Nova Scotia	WW1	View
Nursing Sister	Thompson	Laura Marjorie	Toronto, Ontario	WW1	View
Nursing Sister	Thompson	Margaret Alice	Copetown, Ontario	WW1	View
Nursing Sister	Thompson	Marie Louise	Mattawa, Ontario	WW1	View
Nursing Sister	Thompson	Mary Monica	Micaville, Ontario	WW1	View
Nursing Sister	Thompson	Mona Jane	Moncton, New Brunswick	WW1	View
Nursing Sister	Thompson	Robertina Lee	Strathroy, Ontario	WW1	View
Nursing Sister	Thompson	Violet Alice	Wymondham, Norfolk	WW1	View
Nursing Sister	Thompson	Wilhelmina Irene	Glencoe, Pictou County, Nova Scotia	WW1	View
Nursing Sister	Thomson	Isabel	Guelph, Ontario	WW1	View
Nursing Sister	Thomson	Louise Inkster	Northmavine, Shetland Islands	WW1	View