Dorothea Mary Lynette Crewdson

1886–1919 (age 33)

Biography

Dorothea Mary Lynette Crewdson served as a military nurse during the First World War, providing compassionate care to wounded soldiers during one of history's most devastating conflicts. Her dedication to nursing exemplified the courage and commitment of medical personnel who served on the front lines.

Crewdson's service as a military nurse represents the vital contributions of women who worked tirelessly to alleviate suffering during the Great War. Her memory honors all those in the medical profession who sacrificed their health and safety in service to others.

Also buried at Étaples Military Cemetery

Douglas Reynolds
1882–1916 (age 34)
Étaples Military Cemetery
Douglas Reynolds was a decorated soldier remembered for his valor and leadership on the Western Front.
Edgar William Cox
1882–1918 (age 36)
Étaples Military Cemetery
Military personnel who served and died during the First World War.
George Denham
1880–1917 (age 37)
Étaples Military Cemetery
Illustrator whose artistic career was cut short by the First World War.
W. R. A. Dawson
1891–1918 (age 27)
Étaples Military Cemetery
W. R. A. Dawson was a military officer remembered for steadfast leadership during the Great War.
Duncan Sayre MacInnes
1860–1918 (age 58)
Étaples Military Cemetery
Military personnel who served during the First World War.
Ed Harrison
1884–1917 (age 33)
Étaples Military Cemetery
Police officer who served during the First World War era.