Henry Nicholls papers, 1911-1922

MLMSS 2250 (K 22185)

fonds

1911-1922

853045

1 carton

Henry (Harry) Douglas Vincent Nicholls, a tailor’s cutter of Ashfield, Sydney, with his brother Ellis enrolled for the Army Medical Corps on 24 Aug. 1915. He enlisted in the A.I.F. aged 25 years, 13 Sept. 1915, embarked from Australia on HMT Gloucester Castle, 22 Dec. 1915 and worked in military hospitals in England and France. He returned to Australia as part of the nursing staff on hospital ship Beltana, 2 June 1919.

Thomas Ellis Nicholls (Ellis), tailor’s cutter of Croydon, Sydney enlisted aged 22 years, 13 Sept. 1915, embarked from Australia on HMT Gloucester Castle, 22 Dec. 1915 and worked at the 1st Australian Dermatological Hospital at Bulford, England and in France with his brother Harry. He returned to Australia on H.T. Castalia, 13 April 1919

Includes diaries and letters of Corporal Henry (Harry) Nicholls regarding his experiences during World War I; letters from Annie Livesey to Henry Nicholls; letters from Marie Rose Martin to the Nicholls; family and miscellaneous papers regarding Thomas Blundell and the Blundell family

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Research & study copies allowed: Author has been deceased for more than 50 years
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State Library of New South Wales collection of World War I diaries
State Library of New South Wales collection of World War I letters
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