Rose Adelaide Wiles was born in 1876 in Berrima, Colony of New South Wales, Australia.
She was the daughter of Rev. Charles Wiles and Mary Ann Bell.
Rose was a nurse and was working at the Maryborough Hospital during Australia's only outbreak of pneumonic plague in 1905.
Nurses Cecilia Elizabeth Bauer (1883-1905) and Rose Wiles courageously volunteered to nurse victims of the plague. Whilst looking after their patients both nurses fell ill and died from the deadly disease.
Rose passed away in 1905.
In 1966 a memorial was erected to commemorate the two nurses in Maryborough, Queensland, Australia. [1]
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