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O'Dwyer, Ida (?–?)

O'Dwyer, Ida (?–?)
Born	Unknown
Died	Unknown
Occupation *	army nurse (1904-1915) Federal, Overseas army matron (1915-1918) Federal, Overseas army matron (1918-1934) Victoria, Australia
Military Service *	World War I (nurse and matron, 1914-1918) Royal Australian Army Nursing Corps (member, 1904-1931) Battle of Pozieres, 1916 (nurse, 1916-1916)
Awards	Royal Red Cross (recipient, 1917)
Clubs *	Returned Army Nurses' Club (Melbourne) (member, 1919)
Workplaces *	St Vincent's Hospital (Melbourne) (nurse, ?-1904) Caulfield Hospital (Melbourne) (matron, 1920-1938)

* Dates are approximate

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