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with their family. [son] I have no understanding what that part of Dad's life would have been like. It nags at you. [Narrator] During both World Wars... generations made extraordinary sacrifices that impact who we are today. How did he enlist? [Narrator] Many of their stories have been forgotten, or never told. It's crucial that all our generations know what happened. [Narrator]Now, their descendants are on a mission... ...to uncover the incredible truth of their family history... This is unreal. Oh, my gosh. ...that's been hidden until now. My name is Jillian Gallant. My great-grandaunt was Rena McLean. She was a nurse in the First World War. Rena really was a pioneer for her time. She was one of the first women to be in the front lines. After a number of years in Europe, she was assigned to theLlandovery Castle-- which was a hospital ship-- bringing wounded soldiers back to Canada. On their way back to Europe... [blast roars] ...they were torpedoed by a German submarine. She went down with the ship. The sinking was huge news. This was one of the seven atrocities of the First World War. You hear lots of war stories of soldiers and the big battles. But growing up, I had never even considered that nurses could die during the war. [ ] [Jillian] Birdie! Come here. [Birdie barks] Would you put her off the table? Birdie! Birdie. Sit. [smooch] [Peter] Birdie, come here. Come here. [Lynn] She fell into Andy's pit water today-- -Oh, ho, ho! -...So there's that. [hearty laughter] [Jillian] So, my parents-- Peter and Lynn Townsend-- are potato farmers. Very traditional P.E.I. role. I'm sure when people think of the Maritimes, they just assume we're all potato farmers, fiddling, playing lobster-fishers. That is true! [laughing] Remember my Heritage Fair project? -Yeah? -All right. Grade six, yeah. [laughing] [Jillian] In grade six, I had to research Rena's story. This is TheHalifax Herald. "Hospital ship which sailed from Halifax torpedoed off Ireland." They used the sinking to motivate the soldiers that were still fighting. "Look what they did to our nurses." Her story affected people greatly. Ottawa, Halifax... everybody's talking about this-- front page. When I did this project... ...I dove into the part of the story that was focused on the sinking... ...and I never considered Rena, the person. I just knew that Rena had gone over to Europe. So, 1917, I have "with my pal in Salonika." She'd been a big part of setting up the hospitals. I wonder if some of your work on this is part of why you ended up a nurse? Yeah. So I've been a registered nurse since 2010. Primarily, I treat veterans and RCMP with PTSD. It's really prompted me to know more about her time in service. Like, what did that really mean-- to be deployed overseas, like, during wartime? This is my favourite picture. [Peter] That's a great picture. It is a nice picture. [Jillian] I'd like to know more about the Rena behind this photo. What kind of nurse was she? I had forgotten that you did this much work in-in the project. [Jillian] This story's always been important to my dad. It's his family story, so my father and I are going to take this journey together, to learn more about Rena. I really want for him to know that the story is gonna live on. [ ] I'm Jakob. My great-great-aunt was Anne Hereford. [chuckles] What do I know about Anne Hereford? Very little! I believe... during World War II, she was working on some very secret, highly-classified things. I would really like to know what she did. [Narrator] Jakob has arrived in Anne's hometown of Ottawa, Ontario to reunite with her daughter, May. [gasping] -Oh, my! -[laughs] Yeah. [chuckling warmly] Oh, boy! I'll give you a hug. [May] Oh! [exhales] It has been a few years. It has. Yeah. And I'd love to know what you've been doing.

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