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Daughter of Margaret Farrell and Joseph Ross.
Digital gallery of Nursing Sister Ada Janet Ross
Digital gallery of
Nursing Sister Ada Janet Ross
In memory of the men and women memorialized on the pages of the Winnipeg Evening Tribune during World War One. Submitted for the project, Operation: Picture Me
Digital gallery of
Nursing Sister Ada Janet Ross
The grave of Nursing Sister Ada Janet ROSS, Buxton Cemetery
Digital gallery of
Nursing Sister Ada Janet Ross
The funeral of Nursing Sister Ada Janet Ross, July 15th 1918 (Corner of West Road / London Road, Buxton)
Digital gallery of
Nursing Sister Ada Janet Ross
The funeral of Nursing Sister Ada Janet Ross, July 15th 1918 (Burlington Road, Buxton)
Digital gallery of
Nursing Sister Ada Janet Ross
The funeral of Nursing Sister Ada Janet Ross, July 15th 1918 (Fellow nurses by her graveside, Buxton Cemetery)
Digital gallery of
Nursing Sister Ada Janet Ross
Programme of Memorial Service over Canadian Soldiers' Graves, Buxton Cemetery, Derbyshire, September 19th 1920 - Page 1 (Sister Ross' name on page 4)
Digital gallery of
Nursing Sister Ada Janet Ross
Programme of Memorial Service over Canadian Soldiers' Graves, Buxton Cemetery, Derbyshire, September 19th 1920 - Page 2 (Sister Ross' name on page 4)
Digital gallery of
Nursing Sister Ada Janet Ross
Programme of Memorial Service over Canadian Soldiers' Graves, Buxton Cemetery, Derbyshire, September 19th 1920 - Page 3 (Sister Ross' name on page 4)
Digital gallery of
Nursing Sister Ada Janet Ross
Programme of Memorial Service over Canadian Soldiers' Graves, Buxton Cemetery, Derbyshire, September 19th 1920 - Page 4 (Sister Ross' name on page 4)
Digital gallery of
Nursing Sister Ada Janet Ross
Empire Hotel Buxton, Derbyshire, converted to 1st General Hospital - where Sister Ross worked
Digital gallery of
Nursing Sister Ada Janet Ross
An account of Sister Ross' death, recounted in The Buxton Advertiser, 1 November 1995
Digital gallery of
Nursing Sister Ada Janet Ross
An account of Sister Ross' death, recounted in The Buxton Advertiser, 24 January 2008
Image gallery
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In memory of the men and women memorialized on the pages of the Winnipeg Evening Tribune during World War One. Submitted for the project, Operation: Picture Me
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The grave of Nursing Sister Ada Janet ROSS, Buxton Cemetery
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The funeral of Nursing Sister Ada Janet Ross, July 15th 1918 (Corner of West Road / London Road, Buxton)
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The funeral of Nursing Sister Ada Janet Ross, July 15th 1918 (Burlington Road, Buxton)
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The funeral of Nursing Sister Ada Janet Ross, July 15th 1918 (Fellow nurses by her graveside, Buxton Cemetery)
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Programme of Memorial Service over Canadian Soldiers' Graves, Buxton Cemetery, Derbyshire, September 19th 1920 - Page 1 (Sister Ross' name on page 4)
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Programme of Memorial Service over Canadian Soldiers' Graves, Buxton Cemetery, Derbyshire, September 19th 1920 - Page 2 (Sister Ross' name on page 4)
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Programme of Memorial Service over Canadian Soldiers' Graves, Buxton Cemetery, Derbyshire, September 19th 1920 - Page 3 (Sister Ross' name on page 4)
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Programme of Memorial Service over Canadian Soldiers' Graves, Buxton Cemetery, Derbyshire, September 19th 1920 - Page 4 (Sister Ross' name on page 4)
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Empire Hotel Buxton, Derbyshire, converted to 1st General Hospital - where Sister Ross worked
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An account of Sister Ross' death, recounted in The Buxton Advertiser, 1 November 1995
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An account of Sister Ross' death, recounted in The Buxton Advertiser, 24 January 2008
In the Books of Remembrance
Commemorated on:
Page 494 of the First World War Book of Remembrance.
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BUXTON CEMETERY Derbyshire, United Kingdom
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