A Belfast Hospital in the Great War Autograph Book: de Say Pigott (Dorothy) A small leather bound Autograph Book containing entries over a ten year period from 17th April 1917 to 16th Nov. 1927. As a m/ss., w.a.f. (1) Born in 1893, Dorothy was the elder of two daughters of Wm. Jackson Pigott, a native of Dublin, and his Scottish wife Eliz. Sheirp Mackintosh. They lived at the Manor House, Dundrum, Co. Down. During the Great War, Dorothy served as a nurse at the White Abbey Hospital in Newtownabbey, Belfast, and some of the entries in her book are made by soldier patients. After the war she worked at Ruchill Hospital, Glasgow. The entries consist mainly of verses - wise,sentimental or saucy - and some are illustrated with cartoons. They form a poignant souvenir of a tragic episode in our history. (1)
A Belfast Hospital in the Great War Autograph Book: de Say Pigott (Dorothy) A small leather bound Autograph Book containing entries over a ten year period from 17th April 1917 to 16th Nov. 1927. As a m/ss., w.a.f. (1) Born in 1893, Dorothy was the elder of two daughters of Wm. Jackson Pigott, a native of Dublin, and his Scottish wife Eliz. Sheirp Mackintosh. They lived at the Manor House, Dundrum, Co. Down. During the Great War, Dorothy served as a nurse at the White Abbey Hospital in Newtownabbey, Belfast, and some of the entries in her book are made by soldier patients. After the war she worked at Ruchill Hospital, Glasgow. The entries consist mainly of verses - wise,sentimental or saucy - and some are illustrated with cartoons. They form a poignant souvenir of a tragic episode in our history. (1)
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