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Agnes Jones (1850 - 1886): |
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Agnes Jones lived at Fahan House, County Londonderry. She was a close friend of Cecil Frances Alexander and took upon herself the task of visiting the sick of the parish. She trained as a nurse and later went to St Thomas's Hospital, London. Florence Nightingale put her in charge of a vast workhouse in Liverpool, but after three years she died of typhus. She is buried in the old churchyard at Fahan.
| Born: | 1850 |
| Died: | 1886 |
| Kate Newmann |
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