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Remembering World War I
Yarmouth Connections
Anna Teresa Young
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Anna Teresa Young
Nursing Sister
Canadian Army Medical Corps
October 6, 1886
Dartmouth, NS
April 3, 1916
Halifax, NS
Yarmouth, NS
29
5 feet, 2 inches
Single
Roman Catholic
Nurse
Rev. William Ernest Young (Brother) Yarmouth, NS
August 9, 1919 (General Demobilization)
April 4, 1961
Anna Young was the daughter of Joseph William Young and Clara Marion (Halls) Young of Halifax, NS
and brother of Rev William Young of Yarmouth, NS.
At enlistment, Nursing Sister Young served in Canada with No. 9 Stationary Hospital at Halifax. She
embarked Canada at Halifax on June 19, 1916 and disembarked at Liverpool in the United Kingdom on
June 29, 1916.
She served in England and France with the No. 9 Canadian Stationary Hospital, Duchess of
Connaughts Canadian Red Cross Hospital, Taplow, No. 12 Canadian General Hospital, No. 7 Canadian
General Hospital, No. 8 Canadian General Hospital CAMC Casualty Company, No. 11 Canadian General
Hospital, and Granville Canadian Special Hospital, Buxton.
She returned to Canada on the SS Orduna, sailing on July 31, 1919. On demobilization, Nursing
Sister Young returned to Yarmouth, NS.
SS Orduna