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Collection relating to Sister Frances May Hayman who ran the Missionary Hospital in Gona until her death at the hands of the Japanese in 1942.
[item 1] Original handwritten letter by May Hayman to her sister Violet Waterman, dated 4 August 1942. She describes her flight from the Japanese. Includes envelope.
[item 2] Typescript x 3 of item 1. Copy of the letter also held in PR89/89.
[item 3] Original handwritten letter from the Bishop of New Guinea to Violet Waterman, May Hayman's sister, dated 20/11/1942. The letter gives news of May's death and details of her work in New Guinea.
[item 4] Typescript x 4 of item 3.
[item 5] Photocopy of page 139 of official history entitled 'South-West Pacific Area - First Year: Kokoda to Wau'. This page mentions the death of May Hayman.
Relating to Sister Frances May Hayman who was in charge of thge Mission Hospital at Gona. [item 1] Photocopied typescript of letter from May Hayman to her sister Vi Waterman, 4/8/1942. This was the la
Script for sermon delivered by Reverend Peter Grundy on 1 September 2002 to mark the 60th anniversary of the death of Sister May Hayman in Papua New Guinea during Second World War. The sermon was del
Collection relating to the Second World War service of Sister (Lieutenant) Mona Margaret Wilton, 2/13 Australian General Hospital, Johore, Singapore, Australia, 1941-45. Sister Wilton drowned after th
Collection relating to the First World War service of Sister Elsie Rose Grant, 3rd Australian Casualty Clearing Station, Belgium, France, 1917. Wallet 1 of 1 - Collection consists of two handwritten
Collection relating to the Second World War service of NX124 Lieutenant Colonel James Miller, 2/31st Infantry Battalion. Collection consists of three letters written by Miller home to his family. Th
Collection relating to the Second World War service of VX48478 Private Herman 'Algie' Reither, 4 Reserve Motor Transport Company. Private Reither, known as Algie, was taken as a prisoner of war aft