War Brides

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For the purpose of this site, the definition of a war bride is a woman who met and married a Newfoundland service man overseas during or shortly after the war and returned before him, with him, or shortly after him to live in Newfoundland.

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For information on the Women's Timber Corps
please see http://www.womenstimbercorps.com/
This is a very informative and interesting site, well worth a visit.

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WWI War Brides = 13

Barrett, Ena Constance (nee Culbard) Bowring, Margaret (nee Smith) Brenton, Margaret ( nee Connell) Burton, Mrs. John Gardner, Elsie (nee Bell) Garland, Maisie (nee Stevenson) Eaton, Daisy (nee Bell) Hann, Agnes (nee McLauchlin) Hiscock, Jessie (nee McClintock) Holmans, Margaret (nee Moncrieff) Pardy, Beatrice (nee Whittle) Rose, Mary Drysdale (nee Cowan) Rowsell, Janet Park (nee Wallace) Ross, Phyllis Blakemore (nee Reynolds)

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Newfoundland Female Veterans

WWII Newfoundland Female Veterans

While I was doing research on Newfoundland War Brides for this site it came to my attention that the roll of the Newfoundland women who enlisted has gone almost unnoticed. Being interested in the roll of women in our history, it only seemed natural to add a roll of honor for these women.

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