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Captain Vivien Adlard Tremaine

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PERSONAL INFORMATION

Date of birth: 1880-04-28
Place of birth: Montmorency Quebec Canada
Next of kin: Anne Tremaine, mother. 262 Oliver Avenue, Westmount, Quebec
Marital status: single
Occupation (attested): Trained Military Nurse
Gender: female
Religion: Church of England
Date of death: 1948-01-27

MILITARY INFORMATION

Regimental number: NA
Highest Rank: Captain
Rank detail
  1. Captain (Army). 1919-03-28 to 1919-11-15
  2. Captain (Army). 1918-01-07 to 1919-03-28
  3. Captain (Army). 1917-09-24 to 1918-01-07
  4. Captain (Army). 1917-05-08 to 1917-09-24
  5. Captain (Army). 1917-04-11 to 1917-05-08
  6. Captain (Army). 1917-02-18 to 1917-04-11
  7. Captain (Army). 1916-03-07 to 1917-02-18
  8. Lieutenant (Army). 1915-11-01 to 1915-12-23
  9. Lieutenant (Army). 1915-02-13 to 1915-11-01
  10. Lieutenant (Army). 1914-11-09 to 1915-02-13
  11. Lieutenant (Army). 1914-09-28 to 1914-11-09
Degree of service: Europe
Survived war: yes
Awards

Mentioned in Despatches 'A' List
Date of award: 1916-01-01
Source: London Gazette No. 29422, pg. 74 Canadian Gazette 22 Jan 1916 P 2314

Royal Red Cross 1st Class
Date of award: 1916-01-14
Source: London Gazette No. 29438, pg. 591 Canadian Gazette 12 Feb 16 P 2595
Comment: Reported in war diary of No. 1 Canadian Casualty Clearing Station where she was Sister-in-Charge at the time. (She had been briefly attached to his Majesty the Kings staff and was injured at Bethune. Perhaps the decoration was related to that...?)

RESEARCH INFORMATION

LAC ID: 279668
Attestation record(s): image 1, image 2
Service file: B9770-S049
Uploader's Notes:

Daughter of Arthur Tremaine and Anne Elizabeth Tremaine (nee Dalkin)

According to the Granville Canadian Special Hospital War Diaries, Matron V. A. Tremaine reported for duty on January 7th, 1917. Diary Entry. The remainder of the war diaries may be accessed here.

Uploader's Research notes: [Matron Army Canadian Army Medical Corps Canadian Army Medical Corps Depot Nursing Sister Army Canadian Army Medical Corps No. 2 Canadian General Hospital

16-8-15 proceeds on leave. Returns 24-8-15

01-11-15 Attached to Nursing Staff of his Majesty. Injured at Bethune

5-3-16 Proceeds to England on Duty. Relieved by N.S. Cristina Cameron

Nursing Sister Army Canadian Army Medical Corps His Majesty's Medical Staff On Command Nursing Sister Army Canadian Army Medical Corps No. 1 Canadian General Hospital Bulford Matron Army Canadian Infantry Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire Officers' Hospital, London Matron Army Canadian Army Medical Corps Granville Canadian Special Hospital, Ramsgate Matron Army Canadian Army Medical Corps Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire Officers' Hospital, London Nursing Sister Army Canadian Army Medical Corps No. 1 Canadian Casualty Clearing Station Matron Army Canadian Army Medical Corps Canadian Red Cross Special Hospital Buxton Matron Army Canadian Army Medical Corps Assistant Director of Medical Services Staff Matron Army Canadian Army Medical Corps Canadian Army Medical Corps Depot Essequibe Royal Red Cross 1st Class

Reported in war diary of No. 1 Canadian Casualty Clearing Station where she was Sister-in-Charge at the time.

(She had been briefly attached to his Majesty the Kings staff and was injured at Bethune. Perhaps the decoration was related to that...?)

Mentioned in Despatches 'A' List ]

ARCHIVAL INFORMATION

Date added: 2008-07-12
Last modified: 2020-10-29