Miriam Eastman Baker
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Title
Miriam Eastman Baker
Description
Mirian Eastman Baker is a Canadian nurse who served during the First World War. Baker served in the CAMC (Canadian Army Medical Corps) until her death in October of 1918 of Bronchial Pneumonia in England. Baker was originally born in Winnipeg Manitoba in August of 1886, her brother George Baker was a major in the Canadian Armed Forces during the First World War. Miriam's brother was her inspiration to join the war effort. As a single woman, Baker was eligible to serve as a nurse in the Canadian Army Medical Corps. Although there is not too much information regarding Baker's personal life or her time as a nurse in the Army, she can still be regarded as an extremely important part of Canadian women's history at war.
Type
Person
Coverage
Canadian Army Medical Corps
Rights
Person Item Type Metadata
Birth Date
1888
Birthplace
Winnipeg, Manitoba
Death Date
1918
Place of Death
England
Occupation
Nurse
Citation
“Miriam Eastman Baker,” Recipro: The history of international and humanitarian aid, accessed November 21, 2024, http://omeka.uottawa.ca/recipro/items/show/552.