Pope, Alice
Biographical
Registration number | 769 |
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Surname | Pope |
First name(s) | Alice |
Address(es) | Hospital Ships, Long Reach, Nr, Dartford, Kent |
Date of registration | 28 March 1890 |
Qualifications | Hospital Ships, 1885 - 90 |
Remarks | London Hospital, (Sister) Croydon Infirmary |
Personal details
Date of birth | 1860 |
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Place of birth | Hounslow, Middx |
Maiden name | Pope |
Family details | Daughter of William Pope, gravel contractor, and his wife, Nancy |
Additional personal details | Address 1892: (family home) Eglington Villa, Staines Road, Hounslow |
Professional details
Additional qualifications | London Hospital Cert. |
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Work experience | 1880 to 1885, Colney Hatch and Chartham, Kent, Assylum (Hospital Servant, attendant on the insane) |
Professional activities | MRBNA |
Additional professional details | Won a prize in 1889 for her essay on a young man named Mathias whom she nursed with smallpox on the Hospital Ship at Dartford in 1887, and whom survived. The prize she chose was 'Hartshorne's Manual of Household Medicine' Report: Alice Pope would probably succeed best in private or district nursing. She was strong and capable of hard work but like most of her class required constant supervision. Examination satisfactory, work good, conduct good. (Another note at the side of the page): Shortly after making this entry a card and circular letter was brought to me, which Alice Pope appeared to be sending round to the staff, advertising herself as a certificated London Hospital Nurse with M.B.N.A after her name. |
Sources | Sources RBNA Register of Nurses King's |