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- Around 1907 she was Superintendent, Victoria Hospital, Barrie.
http://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.com/index.cfm?PgNm=TCE&Params=A1ARTA0007573
"During the final months of the war 40 Canadian teachers went to South Africa as part of Milner's reconstruction plans."
http://ehr.oxfordjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/120/489/1316
"At the height of the South African War (1899-1902) three hundred women teachers from Britain, Canada, Australia and New Zealand were recruited to work in the concentration camps set up by the British to hold Boer women and children."
Another Canadian teacher who went... http://www.mhs.mb.ca/docs/people/moulton_n.shtml
"She was one of forty Canadian teachers selected in 1902, at the request of the Hon. Joseph Chamberlain, to teach in concentration camps in South Africa at the close of the Boer War."
1. Sailing from Halifax, with the Corinthian, April 12th 1902
Miss Katherine McClellan, Toronto, Ontario.
" Margaret D. Scott, Hamilton, Ontario
" Florence J. Wilkinson, Toronto, Ontario
" Edna E. O'Brien, Nobleton, Ontario
" Florence Randall, Ottawa, Ontario
" Ruby M. Rothwell, Ottawa, Ontario.
" Julia Urquhart, Ottawa, Ontario.
" E. Maud Macfarlane, Peterboro', Ontario.
" Eleanor M. Yenney, Peterboro', Ontario.
" Berta Brydon, King, Ontario.
" Libbie Rodger, Belwood, Ontario.
" Sara E. Drysdale, Perth, Australia.
" Mabel K. Coffey, Millington, Quebec.
" Sarah L. Abbott, Montreal, Quebec.
" Isabel Perry, Montreal, Quebec.
" Davina Rodger, Belwood, Ontario.
" Augusta E. Hoover, Toronto Junction, Ontario.
" Georgia A. Grant, Newington, Ontario.
" Annie Moulton, Gananoque, Ontario.
" E. E. MacBurney, Montreal, Quebec.
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