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Sister came from Winton, she loved her family and spoke so well of them and was very Homesick during her Novitiate days...
Bridget Brownlie was born in Rangitikei, on the 25 February, 1869. She was the sister of Sister M. Bridget. Bridget Brownlie entered as a postulant at Jerusalem in April, 1890 and began her Novitiate on the 19 March, 1891. Her religious name was Sister Mary Agnes...
Sister was the younger sister of Sister Dorothea Meade. She returned home after some discernment. We owe a lot to the Meade family, thank you.