Folio 7: case no 24, Alexander Fordyce, aged 41, 1st Lieutenant; sick or hurt, hemorrhois...

ADM 101/94/2B/2

1841

Folio 7: case no 24, Alexander Fordyce, aged 41, 1st Lieutenant; sick or hurt, hemorrhois [afterwards prolapsus recti]– first suffered from piles, while 1st Lieutenant of the garrison in South America in 1832 under circumstances of great fatigue and exposure; they became habitual and much worse since his arrival in West Indies; put on sick list 6 March 1841, he was surveyed at Port Royal and awaited a passage until the arrival in Halifax in April when he was invalided.

Folio 8: case no 25, John Russell, aged 29, Able Seaman; sick or hurt, subluxatio of the back by a fall; put on sick list 8 March 1841, discharged 15 March 1841 to duty. Folio 8: case no 26, Thomas Pearson, aged 28, Marine; sick or hurt, contusio of left metatarsus; put on sick list 11 March 1841, discharged 15 March 1841 to duty. Folio 8: case no 27, William Burtonshaw, aged 21, Ordinary Seaman; sick or hurt, subluxatio of the back by a fall; put on sick list 12 March 1841, discharged 15 March 1841 to duty. Folio 8: case no 28, Edward Cowie, aged 24, Captain Coxswain; sick or hurt, rheumatism; put on sick list 13 March 1841, discharged 24 March 1841 to duty. Folio 8: case no 29, Charles Barnard, aged 21, Ordinary Seaman; taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, hernia; put on sick list 14 March 1841, invalided 16 March 1841 at Balize, a pension certificate was given and discharged him into Romney. Folio 8: case no 30, Jethro Pettit, aged 25, Able Seaman; sick or hurt, Phlegmon of elbow; put on sick list 19 March 1841, discharged 21 March 1841 to duty. Folio 8: case no 31, Alexander Cluness, aged 21, Ordinary Seaman; sick or hurt, diarrhoea; put on sick list 19 March 1841, discharged 22 March 1841 to duty. Folio 8: case no 32, Cornelius Callaghan, aged 26, Able Seaman; sick or hurt, vulnus of knuckle of left index finger; put on sick list 19 March 1841, discharged 21 March 1841 to duty. Folio 8: case no 33, Robert Waddilove, aged 21, Mate; sick or hurt, colica; put on sick list 20 March 1841, discharged 21 March 1841 to duty. Folio 8: case no 34, Thomas Harris, aged 23, Able Seaman; sick or hurt, colica; put on sick list 20 March 1841, discharged 22 March 1841 to duty. Folio 8: case no 35, William Doe, aged 25, Marine; sick or hurt, pleuritis; put on sick list 25 March 1841, discharged 28 March 1841 to duty. Folio 8: case no 36, Richard Giles, aged 25, Able Seaman; sick or hurt, bubo, rejoined the ship from the prize, with a bubo in the left groin; put on sick list 28 March 1841, discharged 9 May 1841 to duty. Folios 8-9: case no 37, Charles Wright, aged 26, Able Seaman; taken ill at Havana; sick or hurt, ulcus – one of prize crew absent, returned with extensive excoriation perineum, scrotum &c with warty granulations and considerable inflammation; put on sick list 28 March 1841, discharged 18 May 1841 to duty.

Folio 9: case no 38, Edward Smith, aged 15, Boy; sick or hurt, arthropyosis (hip joint) – Bermudian 'negro', generally healthy was attacked with inflammation in the right hip with severe pain and much increased on pressure and motion; put on sick list 29 March 1841, sent 21 April 1841 to Military Hospital, he was reported by letter that he died there on the 10 of June. Folio 9: case no 39, George Fowler, aged 50, Carpenter; taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, varix, varicose ulcer; put on sick list 4 April 1841, invalided 21 April 1841 at Hospital. Folio 9: case no 40, Henry Morrison, aged 21, Ordinary Seaman; sick or hurt, phlogosis terminated in a large abscess in the integument of left side; put on sick list 6 April 1841, discharged 21 April 1841 to duty. Folio 9: case no 41, William Pettman, aged 26, Painter; sick or hurt, ophthalmia – simple conjunctiva; put on sick list 6 April 1841, discharged 18 April 1841 to duty. Folio 9: case no 42, Edward Barney, aged 39, Gunner’s Crew; sick or hurt, rheumatismus of neck and shoulder; put on sick list 7 April 1841, discharged 11 April 1841 to duty. Folio 9: case no 43, George Dunn, aged 40, Captain After Guard; sick or hurt, dyspepsia – gastro enteritis with severe headache; put on sick list 12 April 1841, discharged 10 May 1841 to duty. Folio 9: case no 44, Cornelius Callaghan, aged 25, Able Seaman; sick or hurt, vulnus of right knee causing extension; put on sick list 16 April 1841, discharged 12 May 1841 to duty. Folio 9: case no 45, John Colderhead, aged 22, Cooper; sick or hurt, several small and simple ulcers of leg; put on sick list 17 April 1841, discharged 2 May 1841 to duty. Folio 9: case no 46, John Logan, aged 22, Able Seaman; sick or hurt, hemorrhois; put on sick list 18 April 1841, discharged 21 April 1841 to duty. Folios 9-10: case no 47, James Compton, aged 41, Carpenter’s Mate; taken ill at Antigua; sick or hurt, prolapsus recti; put on sick list since November 1840, invalided 21 April 1841 at Hospital.

Folio 10: case no 48, Richard Rolleston, aged 23, Captain Mizzentop; sick or hurt, contusio of right hip by a fall; put on sick list 18 April 1841, discharged 30 April 1841 to duty. Folio 10: case no 49, John Sherriff, aged 27, Boatswain’s Mate; taken ill at Halifax; sick or hurt, pneumonia; put on sick list 18 April 1841, sent 21 April 1841 to Military Hospital at Halifax, was invalided from the Flag Ship after having duty there for sometime. Folio 10: case no 50, William Cox, aged 22, Ordinary Seaman; sick or hurt, catarrh; put on sick list 19 April 1841, discharged 22 April 1841 to duty. Folio 10: case no 51, James Page, aged 22, Able Seaman; sick or hurt, syphilis; put on sick list 20 April 1841, discharged 4 May 1841 to duty. Folio 10: case no 52, Frederick A. Campbell, aged 24, Lieutenant; taken ill at Halifax; sick or hurt, bronchitis, was joined this ship on 7 instant, from the Flag ship with this complained for eight months standing, was in Bermuda Hospital for one month without cured; put on sick list 21 April 1841, sent 21 April 1841 to Sick Quarter at Halifax. Folio 10: case no 53, Stephen May, aged 18, Boy; sick or hurt, catarrhus; put on sick list 27 April 1841, discharged 7 May 1841 to duty. Folio 10: case no 54, John Logan, aged 22, Ordinary Seaman; sick or hurt, vulnus of left foot; put on sick list 28 April 1841, discharged 8 May 1841 to duty. Folio 10: case no 55, John Wigham, aged 37, Able Seaman; sick or hurt, vulnus of left thumb; put on sick list 29 April 1841, discharged 2 May 1841 to duty. Folio 10: case no 56, William Graves, aged 25, Marine; sick or hurt, ulcus – excoriation of perineum; put on sick list 29 April 1841, discharged 4 May 1841 to duty. Folio 10: case no 57, Samuel Mitchell, aged 26, Able Seaman; sick or hurt, cynanche; put on sick list 30 April 1841, discharged 5 May 1841 to duty. Folio 10: case no 58, David Jack, aged 22, Able Seaman; sick or hurt, lumbago; put on sick list 30 April 1841, discharged 2 May 1841 to duty. Folio 10: April 1841, on the 9 April the ship anchored at Halifax, left Halifax on 22 April and anchored at St. Peters Newfoundland on 30 April.

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