Folios 1-14: Folio 1: case no.1, John Greme, aged 50, able seaman; taken ill at West...

ADM 101/83/4/1

1810-1811

Folios 1-14:

Folio 1: case no.1, John Greme, aged 50, able seaman; taken ill at West Indies; disease or hurt, previously invalided for rheumatism, much debilitated; taken ill, 24 June 1810; sent 11 September 1810 to hospital at Plymouth.

Folio 2: case no.2, Elias Brumere, aged 40, able seaman; taken ill in Channel; disease or hurt, feverish with extensive inflammation in the left leg with severe pain; taken ill, 4 August 1810; discharged 21 September 1810 to duty.

Folio 2: case no.3, Robert Madget, aged 38, able seaman; taken ill at Hamoaze; disease or hurt, ulcer on the left leg; taken ill, 30 August 1810; discharged 26 September 1810 to duty.

Folios 2-3: case no.4, John Hard, aged 19, ordinary seaman; taken ill at Hamoaze; disease or hurt, eruption over the whole body particularly spread over superior and lower extremities; taken ill, 30 August 1810; discharged 1 November 1810 to duty.

Folio 3: case no.5, John Maxwell, aged 56, ordinary seaman; taken ill at Hamoaze; disease or hurt, rheumatism previously in the list on 4 August last for catarrh; taken ill, 1 September 1810; invalided out of the service, 10 September 1810.

Folios 3-4: case no.6, Samuel Martin, aged 31, taken ill at Hamoaze; disease or hurt, catarrhal; taken ill, 31 August 1810; discharged 6 November 1810 to duty.

Folios 4-5: case no.7, John Walker, aged 21, ordinary seaman; taken ill in the Western Ocean; disease or hurt, severe pain in the abdomen with quick pulse, general emaciation has been much afflicted with worms; taken ill, 29 September 1810; sent 13 December 1810 to hospital.

Folio 5: case no.8, James Mills, aged 24, marine; taken ill on passage to Cadiz; disease or hurt, extensive chancre under prepuce; taken ill, 28 September 1810; discharged 22 October 1810 to duty.

Folio 6: case no.9, Frederick Coney, aged 28, ordinary seaman; taken ill on passage to Cadiz; disease or hurt, venereal bubo in the left groin and ulcer on the prepuce; taken ill, 26 September 1810; discharged 9 November 1810 to duty.

Folio 6: case no.10, Justin MaCarty, aged 30, cooper; taken ill on passage to Cadiz; disease or hurt, lues venereal and bubo in the right groin with venereal ulcer on the penis; taken ill, 28 September 1810; discharged 2 November 1810 to duty.

Folio 7: case no.11, John Kelly, aged 45, ordinary seaman; taken ill on passage to Cadiz; disease or hurt, lues has a large chancre under prepuce and venereal bubo in the right groin; taken ill, 28 September 1810; discharged 18 November 1810 to duty.

Folio 7: case no.12, Robert Frainer, aged 20, marine; taken ill at Hamoaze; disease or hurt, dysentery; taken ill, 4 September 1810; discharged 16 September 1810 to duty.

Folios 7-8: case no.13, James Shadwick, aged 27, ordinary seaman; taken ill at Hamoaze; disease or hurt, swelling pain and inflammation in the left knee; taken ill, 13 September 1810; sent 25 September 1810 to hospital.

Folio 8: case no.14, William Haywood, aged 21, marine; taken ill at Cawsand Bay; disease or hurt, fever and pain in the loins and lower extremities; taken ill, 22 September 1810; sent 25 September 1810 to hospital.

Folio 8: case no.15, Levy Jones, aged 21, marine; taken ill at Hamoaze; disease or hurt, pain in the side with dispnea and cough; taken ill, 12 September 1810; discharged 27 September 1810 to duty.

Folios 8-9: case no.16, John Brimner, aged 29, marine; taken ill on passage to Cadiz; disease or hurt, syphilis and has one large ulcer on the breast one on [os frontis?]; taken ill, 29 September 1810; discharged 25 January 1811 to duty.

Folio 9: case no.17, John Muan, aged 23, landsman; taken ill in the Western Ocean; disease or hurt, phlegmon on the left ankle and subject to scorbutic ulcers on the legs; taken ill, 3 October 1810; sent 15 December 1810 to hospital in England as a result of a survey.

Folios 10-11: case no.18, Thomas Carter, aged 26, able seaman; taken ill at Hamoaze; disease or hurt, hemorhoidal[hemorrhoid] tumors; taken ill, 12 September 1810; died 23 February 1811.

Folio 12: case no.19, John Fom, aged 19, landsman; taken ill at Plymouth; disease or hurt, bruising of great toe; taken ill, 21 September 1810; discharged 3 November 1810 to duty.

Folio 12: case no.20, William Laverty, aged 26, marine; taken ill at Cape St Vincent; disease or hurt, pains in the superior and inferior part of extremities; taken ill, 8 October 1810; discharged 19 October 1810 to duty.

Folio 12: case no.21, George Collins, aged 24, able seaman; taken ill at Cadiz bay; disease or hurt, gonorrhea with phymosis; taken ill, 10 October 1810; discharged 23 October 1810 to duty.

Folio 12: case no.22, Charles Crook, aged 50, landsman; taken ill at Cadiz bay; disease or hurt, pneumonia with a slight short cough with considerable degree of dispnea; taken ill, 13 October 1810; discharged 17 October 1810 to duty.

Folio 12: case no.23, John Donald, aged 23, carpenter's crew; taken ill off Lisbon; disease or hurt, wound on the inside of the ancle by the cut of a chisel; taken ill, 2 October 1810; discharged 1 November 1810 to duty.

Folio 13: case no.24, Joseph Smith, aged 40, landsman; taken ill at Cadiz bay; disease or hurt, foul scorbutic and gangrenous ulcer on the right leg; taken ill, 15 October 1810; discharged 13 December 1810 to duty.

Folio 13: case no.25, Jacob Shuder, aged 35, able seaman; taken ill at Cadiz bay; disease or hurt, fall from the breasthook on the forecastle fracturing left shoulder, received smart ticket on 10 August; taken ill, 21 May 1810; discharged 30 August 1810 to duty.

Folio 13: case no.26, Thomas Smith, aged 25, able seaman; taken ill at Cadiz bay; disease or hurt, lues veneria has an ulcerated throat; taken ill, 17 October 1810; discharged 9 December 1810 to duty.

Folios 13-14: case no.27, Joseph Jones, aged 25, corporal marine; taken ill at Cadiz bay; disease or hurt, chancre on the prepuce and approaching bubo in the right groin; taken ill, 20 October 1810; discharged 23 November 1810 to duty.

Folio 14: case no.28, William Cash, aged 22, private marine; taken ill at Cadiz bay; disease or hurt, chancre on the prepuce phymosis and approaching bubo in the right groin; taken ill, 28 October 1810; discharged 12 January 1811 to duty.

Folio 14: John Stark, aged 23, private marine; taken ill at Cadiz bay; disease or hurt, lues venerea under part of prepuce, inflamed, swelled and ulcerated, has on or two ulcers behind the glans; taken ill, 9 November 1810; discharged 2 January 1811 to duty.

Folio 14: case no.29, William Ward, aged 24, private marine; taken ill at Cadiz bay; disease or hurt, lues venereal, has a chancre on the prepuce, and an approaching bubo in the right groin; taken ill, 16 November 1810; discharged 12 December 1810 to duty.

Folio 14: case no.30, Thomas Leniker, aged 25, private marine; taken ill at Cadiz bay; disease or hurt, jaundice with slight irritability of stomach; taken ill, 20 October 1810; discharged 25 October 1810 to duty.

Folio 14: case no.31, David Sully, aged 53; taken ill in the Channel; disease or hurt, psora [defricarie] corpus; taken ill, 28 September 1810; discharged 3 October 1810 to duty.

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