Folio 1: Blank. Folio 2: Jeremiah Croneen, aged 36, able seaman, taken ill at Port...

ADM 101/104/5C/1

1806

Folio 1: Blank.

Folio 2: Jeremiah Croneen, aged 36, able seaman, taken ill at Port Royal; sick or hurt, by the sentence of a court martial went through the fleet to received 500 lashes but after receiving 275 the sun becoming strong and he faint the cuts was completely removed from both shoulders and the upper part of his back; taken ill on 4 January 1806, discharged 10 January 1806 to duty.

Folio 2: James Miller, aged 41, gunner's crew, taken ill at Port Royal; sick or hurt, contusion on the right knee by a fall from the boom on the main deck; taken ill on 9 January 1806, discharged 14 January 1806 to duty.

Folios 2-3: John Cloake, aged 26, carpenter's crew, taken ill at Port Royal; sick or hurt, chissell wound across the palm of his left hand; taken ill on 11 January 1806, discharged 19 January 1806 to duty.

Folio 3: John Brown, aged 24, ordinary seaman, taken ill at Port Royal; sick or hurt, pain in his head back and extremities attended with severe fits; taken ill on 14 January 1806, discharged 21 January 1806 to duty.

Folio 3: Owen Sullivan, aged 22, able seaman, taken ill at Port Royal; sick or hurt, the right forearm jammed between the boat [battone] and the boom caused swelling; taken ill on 16 January 1806, discharged 23 January 1806 to duty.

Folio 3: John Connor, aged 23, able seaman, taken ill at Port Royal; sick or hurt, severe pain in the head back and limbs; taken ill on 19 January 1806, discharged 27 January 1806 to duty.

Folio 3: William Prior, aged 41, quarter master, taken ill at Port Royal; sick or hurt, pain with sense of weight and uneasiness in the lower belly and frequent discharge by stool; taken ill on 20 January 1806, discharged 26 January 1806 to duty.

Folio 3: John McCay, aged 20, able seaman, taken ill at Port Royal; sick or hurt, contusion on the superior and outer part of the left thigh; taken ill on 21 January 1806, discharged 27 January 1806 to duty.

Folio 3: Owen McCarty, aged 32, boatswain mate, taken ill at Port Royal; sick or hurt, frequent discharge by stool; taken ill on 22 January 1806, discharged 30 January 1806 to duty.

Folio 4: Bartholomew McHenery, aged 40, able seaman, taken ill at Port Royal; sick or hurt, pain in his head back and limbs and general lassitude; taken ill on 27 January 1806, discharged 2 February 1806 to duty.

Folio 4: Timothy Sullivan, aged 40, able seaman, taken ill at Port Royal; sick or hurt, circumscribed tumor on his right thigh; taken ill on 27 January 1806, discharged 31 January 1806 to duty.

Folio 4: William Jones, aged 24, ordinary seaman, taken ill at Port Royal; sick or hurt, tumor on superior and outer part of his left thigh; taken ill on 30 January 1806, discharged 4 February 1806 to duty.

Folio 4: Jeremiah Croneen, aged 36, able seaman, taken ill at Port Royal; sick or hurt, received [another] 225 lashes alongside the ship of the squadron by sentence of a court martial; taken ill on 31 January 1806, discharged 9 February 1806 to duty.

Folio 4: Alexander Stewart, aged 20, ordinary seaman, taken ill off Jamaica; sick or hurt, wound across the occiput by a falling block; taken ill on 5 February 1806, discharged 11 February 1806 to duty.

Folio 5: [Allen] McCarty, aged 32, boatswains mate, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, frequent discharge by stool with pain and uneasiness of the lower belly; taken ill on 10 February 1806, discharged 17 February 1806 to duty.

Folio 5: John Ally, aged 26, armourer, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, ulcer on his right leg; taken ill on 14 February 1806, discharged 22 February 1806 to duty.

Folio 5: Mr William Bowen, aged 34, gunner, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, left arm and forearm burned by an explosion of ammunition box; taken ill on 23 February 1806, discharged 6 March 1806 to duty.

Folio 5: Larmont Biggs, aged 25, able seaman, taken ill off Jamaica; sick or hurt, outer and superior part of his right thigh burned by an explosion of ammunition box; taken ill on 23 February 1806, discharged 2 March 1806 to duty.

Folio 6: William Prior, aged 41, quarter master, taken ill off Jamaica; sick or hurt, wound across the sole of the right by a broken glass bottle; taken ill on 25 February 1806, discharged 7 March 1806 to duty.

Folio 6: James Bridgett, aged 19, able seaman, taken ill off Jamaica; sick or hurt, right leg swelled; taken ill on 27 February 1806, discharged 6 March 1806 to duty.

Folio 6: George Glass, aged 25, able seaman, taken ill off Jamaica; sick or hurt, ulcer on the superior and outer of his left leg; taken ill on 28 February 1806, discharged 7 March 1806 to duty.

Folio 6: John King, aged 34, able seaman, taken ill off Jamaica; sick or hurt, severe pain in his head back and limbs attended with intense thirst and violent heat of the skin; taken ill on 3 March 1806, died 7 March 1806.

Folio 6: Robert Mannery, aged 20, able seaman, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, phlegmone on the superior and outer part of his left leg; taken ill on 9 March 1806, discharged 15 March 1806 to duty.

Folio 7: Robert Anderson, aged 24, able seaman, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, contusion on his right thigh and loins by a fall from the main deck; taken ill on 11 March 1806, discharged 21 March 1806 to duty.

Folio 7: Christian Millen, aged 22, [able] seaman, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, contusion on the scalp by a fall of a block; taken ill on 14 March 1806, discharged 20 March 1806 to duty.

Folio 7: John Broad, aged 49, gunners mate, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, contusion on his right shoulder and back by a fall from the main boom; taken ill on 19 March 1806, discharged 26 March 1806 to duty.

Folios 7-8: John Brown, aged 24, ordinary seaman, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, pain in his forehead attended with pain and sense of stricture in his breast; taken ill on 22 March 1806, discharged 4 April 1806 to duty.

Folio 8: Benjamin Creid, aged 22, private marine, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, circumscribed tumor on the his left arm ; taken ill on 23 March 1806, discharged 29 March 1806 to duty.

Folio 8: John Hardy, aged 32, boatswain yeoman, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, contusion on the outer ankle of his right leg while exercising the great guns; taken ill on 25 March 1806, discharged 1 April 1806 to duty.

Folio 8: John Davies, aged 27, able seaman, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, headach with pain in his breast and cough; taken ill on 28 March 1806, discharged 4 April 1806 to duty.

Folio 8: Thomas Doyle, aged 29, ordinary seaman, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, pain in his head and breast attended with cough and sore throat; taken ill on 31 March 1806, discharged 8 April 1806 to duty.

Folio 8: Mr Thomas Gill, aged 33, lieutenant, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, sprained his left ankle by a fall from the gangway ladder; taken ill on 2 April 1806, discharged 7 April 1806 to duty.

Folio 9: Christian Millen, aged 22, able seaman, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, pain in his head back and breast attended with cough; taken ill on 3 April 1806, discharged 11 April 1806 to duty.

Folio 9: John Harris, aged 30, carpenter mates, taken ill at Halifax; sick or hurt, wound across the ankle of his left leg; taken ill on 4 April 1806, discharged 12 April 1806 to duty.

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