H. Carmichael 22512 Q.M.A.A.C information sought

[The Great War Heritage Project]

I recently came across this identity bracelet for a member of the Q.M.A.A.C can anyone please help me regarding the original owners details?.

     Thanks in advance, Paul

[jonbem]

United Kingdom, World War I Women's Army Auxiliary Corps Records, 1917-1920

there is a free searchable list at

https://familysearch.org/search/collection/results?count=20&query=%2Bgivenname%3AH~ %2Bsurname%3ACarmichael~&collection_id=2126214

but no result for H Carmichael

 

 

 

 

[ss002d6252]

As a long-shot there was a Lucie Helen Carmichael, unfortunately no number or branch given though

http://search.findmypast.co.uk/record?id=gbm%2fnurs%2f00002014

 

Craig

[jonbem]

a similar search on

#http://search.findmypast.co.uk/results/world-records/british-army-womens-army-auxiliary-corps-1917-1920?firstname=h&firstname_variants=true&lastname=carmichael&lastname_variants=true&yearofbirth=1885&yearofbirth_offset=20&servicenumber=22512

gave no result either

[jonbem]

There are 5 H Carmichael listed on forces-war-records noted as RAMC, but again nothing QMAAC

[The Great War Heritage Project]

Thanks for both your inputs, this may prove a tricky one it looks like !.

  

 Kindest wishes Paul

[jonbem]

Looking at the image, the second "A" of QMAAC looks different, and at the bottom does "PRES" mean president?

[jonbem]

there have been previous posts for QMAAC - perhaps a look through those may assist.

QMAAC uniforms, badges, Rollestone Camp - Uniforms ...

6 posts

9 Dec 2016

QMAAC photo found

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3 Jun 2008

QMAAC

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15 Sep 2006

WAAC and QMAAC Service Records Online

6 posts

8 Mar 2006

[jonbem]

Was there a standard form of bracelet?

A google Image search brings this

 

[royalredcross]

Pres is her religion - Presbyterian. 

 

NGG

[jonbem]

and it also seems the very one your enquiry details was on ebay at some point

[The Great War Heritage Project]

Thank you for everyone's time so far !. Yes jonbem I picked it up from eBay to include in our museum. It's just a shame we can't find anything more out about her. I always like to try and give the history of unique personal items in our displays. 

  This one may take some time !.

   Again thank you everyone so far.

 

Kind regards Paul