Trumble Lane in Huntsbury – Named after Louisa Mary Trumble (1874- 1955). Louisa Trumble nursed at the Cashmere Sanatorium. She was matron of the Military Sanatorium 1920- 1929 and matron of the Tuberculosis Institution 1929-1935. Named in 1993
A small amount of information from the library website. Papers Past had several entries for Louisa including an obituary. In 1918 she was awarded the Royal Red Cross medal because of her war record. She is buried in the Karori Cemetery in Wellington in the RSA section of the cemetery. Louisa was from Westport but was at the Christchurch Hospital when she went to the war zone. In 1923 she was appointed matron of the new open air home for children.
I didn’t actually walk this street as it definitely looked like a private driveway but apparently 9 houses on this street mostly built in 1990.
Lytteltonwitch's Walking the streets of Christchurch Project 