Ruth Elizabeth Proctor

[SWH1]

Good morning, am trying to find out what became of Dr Proctor after 1918.  She is another of my Scottish Women's Hospital lady's. I found out she was born in Huntley in 1887, father was named as Charles. Worked and studied in London and joined www1 in 1915. Really just wondering when she died and if she married. 

regards

Alan

[Kay99]

There is a death of a Ruth Elizabeth Proctor age 89  born 4 Aug 1886
Registered  Jun Qtr 1976  Surrey South Western Vol 17 Page 1257

Kay

[ev]

Scotlandspeople has a birth for a Ruth Elizabeth Proctor 1886 Huntly , Aberdeen(shire).



ev

[rosie17]

She does not appeared to have married going by the Electoral Rolls Records Ruth E Proctor so would say Kay has found the death for her
Rosie

[SWH1]

As always a big thank you to all.  Cheers Kay99

[Rusty57]

Details of medals sold 2002, no picture.  Is this her?

https://www.dnw.co.uk/auction-archive/catalogue-archive/lot.php?auction_id=42&lot_id=78748

Pair: Dr. Ruth E. Proctor, Queen Mary’s Army Auxiliary Corps

BRITISH WAR AND VICTORY MEDALS (R. E. Proctor); together with a UNIVERSITY OF ST. ANDREW’S PRIZE MEDAL, FOR MIDWIFERY & GYNAECOLOGY, 1912-13 (Ruth Elizabeth Proctor, M.A.), 52mm., bronze, in Kirkwood, Edinburgh case of issue, good very fine and better (3) £60-80
Footnote
Ruth Elizabeth Proctor gained a M.A. in 1908 and a M.B., Ch.B. in 1913 at St. Andrew’s. During the Great War she was Civil Surgeon at Middlesex County War Hospital and in 1917 a Medical Official with the Auxiliary Section of the Royal Army Medical Corps. She gained her D.P.H and R.C.P.S. in England in 1922. Latterly she was Head of Department, Hygiene and Bacteriology, at the King’s College of Household and Social Sciences; Honorary Medical Director, Albany Deptford Babies Hospital; Examiner in Hygiene, Western Joint Committee of the University of Bristol and Training Colleges; Part-time Assistant Medical Officer of the London County Council and Assistant Medical Officer, Bromley Borough Council and Middlesex County Council. Sold with further research details.

The Doctors could have an Obit in the BMJ. Pay to view, but there seems to be a free trial - do a batch of doctors at a time?

Regards

Alison

[SWH1]

Alison, that is her and you have furnished me with additional facts.  Many thanks