Folios 8-10: Robert Edwards, aged 36; taken ill at Amboina, sick or hurt, ulcered...

ADM 101/96/1/2

1802

Folios 8-10: Robert Edwards, aged 36; taken ill at Amboina, sick or hurt, ulcered foot; taken ill on 24 February 1802, discharged 7 March 1802 to duty.

Folios 8-9: Robert Lamb, aged 27; taken ill at sea, sick or hurt, ulcered foot; taken ill on 25 February 1802, discharged 2 March 1802 to duty.

Folio 8: William Chaplin, aged 30; taken ill at sea, sick or hurt, ulcered foot; taken ill on 25 February 1802, discharged 1 March 1802 to duty.

Folios 8-13: Henry Hills, aged 30; taken ill at sea, sick or hurt, amputated toe his toe after amputation degenerated into ulcer; taken ill on 25 February 1802, discharged 31 March 1802 to duty.

Folios 9-11: Mr Laughton, aged 30; taken ill at sea, sick or hurt, headache; taken ill on 1 March 1802, discharged 14 March 1802 to duty.

Folios 9-11: Peter Conalty, aged 30; taken ill at sea, sick or hurt, ulcered leg; taken ill on 3 March 1802, discharged 15 March 1802 to duty.

Folio 10: John Doughty, aged 28; taken ill at sea, sick or hurt, ulcered leg; taken ill on 6 March 1802, date of discharge [?].

Folio 10: John Holt, aged 26; taken ill at sea, sick or hurt, ulcered foot; taken ill on 6 March 1802, date of discharge [?].

Folios 10-11: William Blower, aged 30; taken ill at sea, sick or hurt, inflamed leg; taken ill on 8 March 1802, discharged 22 March 1802 to duty.

Folios 10-12: Duncan McGregor, aged 28; taken ill at Ternate, sick or hurt, dysentery he was much subject to frequent attacks of flux; taken ill on 10 March 1802, discharged 23 March 1802 to duty.

Folio 10: 6 March 1802; all those on the list are stationary neither better nor worse the nitric acid gives a florid appearance to ulcer but creates much pains, I can not determine whether it will prove serviceable to ulcer.

Folio 10: 9 March 1802; the Island of Ternate is one of the Molucca Islands at lat 1° North, although near the equator the climate is moderately cool with some rain our men are quite healthy independent of ulcers which seem peculiar to this moist climate.

Folios 11-14: Samuel Chamberlain, aged 30; taken ill at Ternate, sick or hurt, cut foot; taken ill on 13 March 1802, discharged 9 April 1802 to duty.

Folios 11-12: David Harrigan, aged 40, mar [marine]; taken ill at Ternate, sick or hurt, cold; taken ill on 19 March 1802, discharged 28 March 1802 to duty.

Folios 11-13: John Ikell, aged 28; taken ill at Ternate, sick or hurt, cold; taken ill on 19 March 1802, discharged 29 March 1802 to duty.

Folios 12-13: Elija Hopkins, aged 30; taken ill at Ternate, sick or hurt, fever; taken ill on 22 March 1802, discharged 2 April 1802 to duty.

Folios 12-13: John Harley, aged 40; taken ill at sea, sick or hurt, cold; taken ill on 25 March 1802, discharged 4 April 1802 to duty.

Folio 13: James Norman, aged 30; taken ill at sea, sick or hurt, cold; taken ill on 28 March 1802, discharged 3 April 1802 to duty.

Folios 13-14: James Johnson, aged 28; taken ill at sea, sick or hurt, intermittent fever; taken ill on 30 March 1802, discharged 11 April 1802 to duty.

Folios 13-14: Thomas Price, aged 34; taken ill at sea, sick or hurt, cough; taken ill on 1 April 1802, discharged 16 April 1802 to duty.

Folio 13: 28 March 1802; pleasant weather since we sailed from Ternate the fever cases and cold are not from epidemic but from intemperance or exposing themselves to night dew by sleeping on deck.

Folio 14: John Adrian, aged 13, boy; taken ill at sea, sick or hurt, intermittent fever he was a youth of Ternate volunteered to come on board as a servant he has had a diseased spleen for sometime but was conceal it on coming on board owing to the ship being on the eve for Banda I though it prudent to sent him to hospital; taken ill on 5 April 1802, sent 5 April 1802 to hospital.

Folios 14-15: Moris Fegan, aged 46; taken ill at sea, sick or hurt, dysentery he was much relieved until after the effect of mercury abated then the purging return accompanied with tenemus; taken ill on 5 April 1802, sent 12 April 1802 to hospital.

Folio 14: Theops [Theophilus] Lawson, aged 30; taken ill at sea, sick or hurt, cold; taken ill on 7 April 1802, discharged 13 April 1802 to duty.

Folios 14-15: John Kew, aged 27; taken ill at sea, sick or hurt, ulcer; taken ill on 8 April 1802, discharged 23 April 1802 to duty.

Folios 14-16: William Burt, aged 38; taken ill at sea, sick or hurt, strained ankle; taken ill on 12 April 1802, discharged 7 May 1802 to duty.

Folios 14-15: Martin Atkinson, aged 40; taken ill at sea, sick or hurt, ulcered leg his ulcer is brake outwith an appreance of mortification and gangrenous owing to having noting fresh on board sent him to hospital; taken ill on 12 April 1802, sent 21 April 1802 to hospital.

Folios 14-16: William Daxter, aged 30; taken ill at sea, sick or hurt, ulcered foot; taken ill on 13 April 1802, discharged 7 May 1802 to duty.

Folios 14-19: James Elliot, aged 28; taken ill at sea, sick or hurt, ulcered foot; taken ill on 13 April 1802, sent 20 May 1802 to hospital at Amboina.

Folios 14-15: John Davidson, aged 30; taken ill at sea, sick or hurt, ulcered leg; taken ill on 14 April 1802, discharged 23 April 1802 to duty.

Folios 14-18: Robert Edwards, aged 37; taken ill at sea, sick or hurt, ulcered ankle; taken ill on 14 April 1802, discharged 16 May 1802 to duty.

Folio 14: 8 April 1802; this month few days dry from the time we sailed to Banda until our return rain every days [however] very few of the ship’s company suffered by the weather 2 or 3 slight clods only.

Folios 15-16: John Husband, aged 36; taken ill at sea, sick or hurt, scurvy; taken ill on 17 April 1802, discharged 30 April 1802 to duty.

Folios 15-17: John Chambell, aged 26; taken ill at Amboina, sick or hurt, cold; taken ill on 22 April 1802, discharged 11 May 1802 to duty.

Folio 15: William Blower, aged 30; taken ill at Amboina, sick or hurt, bilious; taken ill on 25 April 1802, date of discharge [?].

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