Folio 24: Case no 56[57], John [Theynor?], aged 23, marine; taken ill at Cadiz Bay;...

ADM 101/83/5/3

1811-1812

Folio 24: Case no 56[57], John [Theynor?], aged 23, marine; taken ill at Cadiz Bay; disease or hurt, ulcer; taken ill, 20 December 1811; discharged 29 December 1811 to duty.

Folio 24: Case no 57[58], Peter Galley, aged 24, marine; taken ill at Cadiz Bay; disease or hurt, [paronephia?] on the fore finger and third joint of the left hand; taken ill, 24 December 1811; discharged 21 January 1812 to duty.

Folio 24: Case no 58[59], John Donalds, aged 26, carpenter crew; taken ill at Cadiz Bay; disease or hurt, nyctalopia; taken ill, 25 December 1811; discharged 9 January 1812 to duty.

Folio 24: Case no 59[60], John Adams, aged 30, marine; taken ill at Cadiz Bay; disease or hurt, nyctalopia and scurvy; taken ill, 25 December 1811; discharged 23 January 1812 to duty.

Folio 25: Case no 60[61], Richard Bick, aged 19, ordinary seaman; taken ill at Cadiz Bay; disease or hurt, ulcer; taken ill, 26 December 1811; discharged 1 January 1812 to duty.

Folio 25: Case no 61[62], John Murphy, aged 22, ordinary seaman; taken ill at Cadiz Bay; disease or hurt, received several bruies in a gale of wind, broken ribs puncture lungs; taken ill, 26 December 1811; died 27 December 1811.

Folio 25: Case no 62[63], John Innis, aged 24, landsman; taken ill at Cadiz Bay; disease or hurt, stricture urethral; taken ill, 4 January 1812; discharged 29 January 1812 to duty.

Folios 25-26: Case no 63[64], Robert Williams, aged 24, marine; taken ill at Cadiz Bay; disease or hurt, ulcers; taken ill, 5 January 1812; discharged 9 June 1812 to duty.

Folio 26: Case no 64[65], Ruben Handy, aged 24, marine; taken ill at Cadiz Bay; disease or hurt, burn in the face and hand by explosion of gun powder by setting fire to a Flemish? brig near Rotu, which was captured by the enemy; taken ill, 8 January 1812; discharged 27 January 1812 to duty.

Folio 26: Case no 65[66], David Hunter, aged 22, no 20 gun boat; taken ill at Cadiz Bay; disease or hurt, intermittent fever; taken ill, 14 January 1812; discharged 20 January 1812 to duty.

Folio 26: Case no 66[67], John Gray, aged 50, no 6 gun boat; taken ill at Cadiz Bay; disease or hurt, ulcers on the left leg about the ankle, invalided 7 February 1812; taken ill, 20 January 1812; discharged 12 April 1812 from sicklist.

Folio 27: Case no 67[68], James Shives, aged 15, boy; taken ill at Cadiz Bay; disease or hurt, ulcers; taken ill, 15 January 1812.

Folio 27: Case no 68[69], John hart, aged 22, private marine; taken ill at Cadiz Bay; disease or hurt, ulcer; taken ill, 22 January 1812; discharged 28 May 1812 to duty.

Folio 27: Case no 69[70], William Wiley, aged 25, marine; taken ill at Cadiz Bay; disease or hurt, ulcer; taken ill, 22 January 1812; discharged 12 April 1812 to duty.

Folio 27: Case no 70[71], Frederick Cope, aged 36, marine; taken ill at Cadiz Bay; disease or hurt, rheumatism; taken ill, 22 January 1812; discharged 9 February 1812 to duty.

Folio 28: Case no 71[72], Mr Winslow, aged 18, midshipman; taken ill at Cadiz Bay; disease or hurt, ulcer; taken ill, 31 January 1812; discharged 7 March 1812 to duty.

Folio 28: Case no 72[73], James Jones, aged 55, gunner crew; taken ill at Cadiz Bay; disease or hurt, cough, old age and general debility; taken ill, 27 January 1812; invalided 27 January 1812 unserviceable.

Folio 28: Case no 73[74], James Rose, aged 54, ordinary seaman; taken ill at Cadiz Bay; disease or hurt, rheumatism, old age and disuria; taken ill, 27 January 1812; invalided 27 January 1812 unserviceable.

Folio 28: Case no 74[75], John Morret, aged 56, quarter master; taken ill at Cadiz Bay; disease or hurt, rheumatism, old age and general debility; taken ill, 27 January 1812; invalided 27 January 1812 harbour duty.

Folio 28: Case no 75[76], John Radford, aged 25, private marine; taken ill at Cadiz Bay; disease or hurt, amputation; taken ill, 7 February 1812; invalided 7 February 1812 unserviceable.

Folio 28: Case no 76[77], Paul Soverine, aged 28, ordinary seaman; taken ill at Cadiz Bay; disease or hurt, pneumonia; taken ill, 6 February 1812; discharged 17 February 1812 to duty.

Folios 28-29: Case no 77[78], Richard Vick, aged 20, ordinary seaman; taken ill at Cadiz Bay; disease or hurt, fall from the mizen top on the quarter deck caused an extensive wound on the back part of the head; taken ill, 8 February 1812; discharged 26 April 1812 to duty.

Folio 29: Case no 78[79], James Stone, aged 26, seaman; taken ill at Cadiz Bay; disease or hurt, abscess; taken ill, 12 February 1812; discharged 1 April 1812 to duty.

Folio 29: Case no 79[80], John Fitsgerald, aged 38, marine; taken ill at Cadiz Bay; disease or hurt, phthisis pulmonalis; taken ill, 13 February 1812; discharged 30 April 1812 to hospital in England.

Folio 30: Case no 80[81], John Joiner, aged 23, private marine belong to the Flotilla service; taken ill at Cadiz Bay; disease or hurt, mortal wound in the thorax by grape shot from the enemy; taken ill, 16 February 1812; died 16 February 1812.

Folio 30: Case no 81[82], Thomas Howard, aged 28, marine serving on gun boat no 25; taken ill at Cadiz Bay; disease or hurt, amputation result of fracture of both bones of the left leg by a grape shot; taken ill, 16 February 1812; died 22 February 1812.

Folio 30: Case no 82[83], John Rix, aged 28, seaman; taken ill at Cadiz Bay; disease or hurt, wound on the calfs of both legs; taken ill, 16 February 1812; discharged 20 February 1812 to St Albans the ship in victuals gu b[gun boat] 25.

Folio 30: Case no 83[84], Peter Craiger, aged 24, seaman; taken ill at Cadiz Bay; disease or hurt, wound and bruise of the right shoulder in the same action as above case; taken ill, 16 February 1812; discharged 20 February 1812 as last case.

Folio 30: Case no 84[85], Joseph Simpson, aged 56, marine gun boat 23; taken ill at Cadiz Bay; disease or hurt, severe wound and bruise of the left side of the abdomen by a cannon shot from the enemy near Rotu on the same service as preceding cases, invalided 3 March 1812; taken ill, 16 February 1812; discharged 11 March 1812 to HMS Ganymede for passage to England.

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