Florence's nursing application on 22 June 1922 states that she was at the following locations:
Royal Infirmary, Hull, from July 1907 to February 1914
Royal Infirmary, Dundee, from February 1914 to October 1915
The Lodge, Red Cross, Broughty Ferry, from October 1915 to August 1916
Ralston Hospital, Paisley, from August 1916 to June 1922
Lincolnshire Star - 3rd November 1917
Winterton - LOCAL HONOUR. Amongst the list of ladies attached to Scottish Hospitals to whom the king has awarded the Royal Red Cross decoration, in recognition of their valuable work in connection with the war, appears the name of Miss Florence Ellen Hunt, Matron, Ralston Auxiliary Hospital, Paisley. She is a daughter of Mr and Mrs W Hunt of Winterton.
The above award was for the Royal Red Cross (Second class).
Florence was later awarded the Royal Red Cross (First class): London Gazette 16 January 1920
Miss Florence Ellen Hunt, A.R.R.C., Matron, Ralston Aux. Hpl. for Paraplegics, near Paisley, Renfrewshire.
Royal Infirmary, Hull, from July 1907 to February 1914
Royal Infirmary, Dundee, from February 1914 to October 1915
The Lodge, Red Cross, Broughty Ferry, from October 1915 to August 1916
Ralston Hospital, Paisley, from August 1916 to June 1922
Lincolnshire Star - 3rd November 1917
Winterton - LOCAL HONOUR. Amongst the list of ladies attached to Scottish Hospitals to whom the king has awarded the Royal Red Cross decoration, in recognition of their valuable work in connection with the war, appears the name of Miss Florence Ellen Hunt, Matron, Ralston Auxiliary Hospital, Paisley. She is a daughter of Mr and Mrs W Hunt of Winterton.
The above award was for the Royal Red Cross (Second class).
Florence was later awarded the Royal Red Cross (First class): London Gazette 16 January 1920
Miss Florence Ellen Hunt, A.R.R.C., Matron, Ralston Aux. Hpl. for Paraplegics, near Paisley, Renfrewshire.