Born Neutral Bay, Sydney Australia 24/6/1872    Died Wellington 27/11/1960

Educated at Cheltenham Ladies' College, then at a Girls' High School, Dulwich, north London.
Returned to Sydney in 1881, attending Abbotsleigh Girls' School, then Sydney Girls' High School
At Sydney University completed a BSc in geology and biology
Medical College for Women, Edinburgh 1896-1899

BSc Hons (Syd) 1894, MB ChM (Edin) 1899, MD (Edin) 1911
First female to graduate with honours in science

RMO, Stirling District Asylum, near Edinburgh 1900
RMO, Callan Park Asylum, Sydney 1901

Came to NZ in 1905 to buy practice of Dr Isabella Watson in Wellington

Honorary Children's Physician, Wellington Hospital 1912 - 1915
Medical Officer, St Helen's Hospital Wellington

WW1 service: first female captain in the RAMC; MO, Scottish Women's Hospital in Greece;
served with the French Red Cross, then with NZMC
RMO, Glasgow Royal Infirmary during the influenza epidemic in 1918

MO, Chatham Islands 1947

The photograph was taken in Edinburgh in 1899, when Agnes was a member of the Women's Medical School Committee