Folio 25: Robert Glide, aged 24, convict, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, febris...

ADM 101/4/5/2

1831

Folio 25: Robert Glide, aged 24, convict, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, febris continue; put on sick list 7 April 1831, discharged 17 April 1831 cured.

Folio 25: William Dowson, aged 17, convict, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, febris continue; put on sick list 7 April 1831, discharged 20 April 1831 cured.

Folios 25-26: James Tennon, aged 27, private 98th regtiment, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, febris continue; put on sick list 12 April 1831, discharged 22 April 1831 to duty.

Folio 26: Joseph Marsh, aged 19, convict, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, febris continue; put on sick list 8 April 1831, discharged 20 April 1831 cured.

Folios 26-27: Mary Lacy, aged 28, soldier's wife, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, febris continue; put on sick list 10 April 1831, discharged 5 May 1831 cured.

Folio 27: John Wild, aged 28, convict, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, febris continue; put on sick list 11 April 1831, discharged 22 April 1831 cured.

Folio 27: William Lacy, aged 30, private 1st Royal, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, febris continue; put on sick list 11 April 1831, discharged 5 May 1831 to duty.

Folio 27: Edward McEvoy, aged 21, private 1st Royal, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, febris continue; put on sick list 11 April 1831, discharged 9 May 1831 to duty.

Folio 28: John Dynes, aged 45, convict, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, dyspepsia and debility; put on sick list 13 April 1831, discharged 3 May 1831 cured.

Folios 28-31: George Miles, aged 31, convict, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, febris continue,was of a weak habit and broken constituted by depression acknowledges that he has been [?] to the use of ardent spirits, complaining of cold along the spine and loins some headache and general soreness all over the limbs particularly the calves of the legs pulse 82 oppressed temperature 98 skin dry tongue furred and much thirst, on 1st [May?] passed a very bad night, constant delirium countenance impatient anxious, pulse 110 temperature 100 skin clammy does not complain of thirst but drinks everything offered to him had 4 loose stools during the night, the blister rose well but did not produce any evident relief no alteration in his symptoms, 15th [May?] continued in the same state as last discribed, the whole scalp was blister also the calves of the legs, put wine and [amnore cuber?] was given to rouse the system, which however progressively sunk and he was ultimately attacked with purging; put on sick list 14 April 1831, died 5 [May?] 1831, [folio 31] sectio cadavires.

Folio 31: William Hooper, aged 19, convict, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, febris continue; put on sick list 14 April 1831, discharged 22 April 1831 cured.

Folio 32: John Walker, aged 16, convict, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, febris continue; put on sick list 14 April 1831, discharged 20 April 1831 cured.

Folio 32: Aeron England, aged 22, convict, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, febris continue; put on sick list 14 April 1831, discharged 26 April 1831 cured.

Folio 32: William Johnstone, aged 18, convict, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, febris continue; put on sick list 15 April 1831, discharged 22 April 1831 cured.

Folio 32: John England, aged 22, convict, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, febris continue; put on sick list 16 April 1831, discharged 5 May 1831 cured.

Folio 32: William Mansfield, aged 17, convict, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, febris continue; put on sick list 18 April 1831, discharged 5 [15] May 1831 cured.

Folio 32: Charles Cooze, aged 16, convict, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, febris continue; put on sick list 19 April 1831, discharged 9 May 1831 cured.

Folio 33: Antony McKee, aged 22, private 1st Royal, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, febris continue; put on sick list 24 April 1831, discharged 16 May 1831 to duty.

Folio 33: John [Lasspen?], aged 24, private 1st Royal, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, febris continue; put on sick list 24 April 1831, discharged 16 May 1831 to duty.

Folio 33: James McIntire, aged 22, private 1st Royal, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, febris continue; put on sick list 25 April 1831, discharged 13 May 1831 to duty.

Folio 33: David Leary, aged 16, convict, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, febris continue; put on sick list 27 April 1831, discharged 13 May 1831 cured.

Folios 33-34: Robert Reynolds, aged 28, convict, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, febris continue, [on the night] of 7th April appears much worse as more affected with frequent purging of a watery consistance and dark colour, speaks incoherently, says he has no pain any where, on the 8th May he continued much in the same state throughout the night as described last evening but towards morning passed his stools and urine involuntary and expired suddenly; put on sick list 1 May 1831, died 8 May 1831.

Folio 35: James Sidnell, aged 32, convict, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, febris continue; put on sick list 3 May 1831, discharged 17 May 1831 cured.

Folio 35: Henry Gristwood, aged 25, convict, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, febris continue; put on sick list 3 May 1831, discharged 6 May 1831 cured.

Folio 35: George Cole, aged 16, convict, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, febris continue; put on sick list 4 May 1831, discharged 22 May 1831 cured.

Folio 35: John Turner, aged 26, convict, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, febris continue; put on sick list 4 May 1831, discharged 12 July 1831 cured.

Folio 35: David Bird, aged 22, convict, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, febris continue; put on sick list 4 May 1831, discharged 16 May 1831 cured.

Folio 35: Patrick Halfpenny, aged 19, private 1st Royal, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, febris continue; put on sick list 4 May 1831, discharged 18 May 1831 to duty.

Folios 36-37: Isaac Mitchel, aged 15, convict, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, febris continue, on 13th May passed very bad night eyes suffused and heavy is dull and listless, speaks incoherently, skin clarmy, temperature 76, pulse repid and intermittent, extremities cold, at about 6 o’clock his breathing became labourous, the symptoms of dissolution fast approching and he expired at 4 o’clock, the mutinous state of the convicts added to the number of sick and other circumstances rendered my duty so extremely arduous at this period of the voyage that I was prevented from inspecting the body of this and the former fatal cases; put on sick list 4 May 1831, died 14 May 1831.

Folio 37: Stephen Bells, aged 20, convict, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, febris continue; put on sick list 9 May 1831, discharged 19 May 1831 cured.

Folio 38: James Berry, aged 19, convict, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, febris continue; put on sick list 11 May 1831, discharged 22 May 1831 cured.

Folio 38: Francis Tryerthan, aged 23, convict, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, febris continue; put on sick list 10 May 1831, discharged 22 May 1831 cured.

Folio 38: Singleton [Cumamal?], aged 19, private 1st Royal, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, febris continue; put on sick list 13 May 1831, discharged 22 May 1831 to duty.

Folio 38: John Watson, aged 30, convict, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, pneumonia; put on sick list 13 May 1831, discharged 24 May 1831 cured.

Folio 38: George Laycock, aged 20, convict, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, febris continue; put on sick list 14 May 1831, discharged 13 July 1831 cured.

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