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Catalogue reference: ADM 101/81/5D
This record is about the Journal of HMS Audacious for 27 October 1800 to 27 January 1801 by James Scott, Surgeon,... dating from 1800-1801 in the series Admiralty and predecessors: Office of the Director General of the Medical Department.... It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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ADM 101/81/5D
1800-1801
Journal of HMS Audacious for 27 October 1800 to 27 January 1801 by James Scott, Surgeon, during which time the said ship was employed in Gibraltar and the English Channel.
[Note: ADM 101/81/5, 5A-5D are produced as a single document: order as ADM 101/81/5].
Folios 19-25: James Hyslop, aged 26, Seaman, where taken ill [?]; sick or hurt, dysentery; taken ill on 28 July 1800, discharged 1 December 1800 to duty.
Folios 19-33: Thomas Seymour, aged 17, sailor, where taken ill [?]; sick or hurt, ulcered leg; taken ill on 1 October 1800, discharged 25 January 1801 to HMS Cambridge.
Folios 19-33: James McAuley, aged 23, marine, where taken ill [?]; sick or hurt, lues venerea; taken ill on 22 October 1800, discharged 26 January 1801 to duty.
Folios 19-21: Joshua Ricords, aged 26, seaman, where taken ill [?]; sick or hurt, diarrhoea; taken ill on 22 October 1800, discharged 6 November 1800 to duty.
Folios 19-21: Thomas Minto, aged 28, marine, where taken ill [?]; sick or hurt, pneumonia; taken ill on 27 October 1800, discharged 6 November 1800 to duty.
Folio 21: 5 November 1800; anchored at Lisbon.
Folio 22: William Cooper, aged 22, sailor, taken ill at Lisbon; sick or hurt, anasarca; taken ill on 8 November 1800, sent 8 November 1800 to hospital at Lisbon.
Folios 23-27: John Fenton, aged 30, sailor, taken ill at Lisbon; sick or hurt, fractured ribs; taken ill on 22 November 1800, discharged 24 December 1800 to duty.
Folio 23: 23 November 1800; sailed from Lisbon.
Folio 24: 30 November 1800; [arrived] off Cape Finisterre.
Folio 25: John Menison, aged 60, seaman, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, hepatitis; taken ill on 4 December 1800, died 7 December 1800.
Folios 26-31: Samuel Sparks, aged 21, seaman, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, pneumonia; taken ill on 12 December 1800, discharged 14 January 1801 to hospital at Plymouth.
Folio 26: 14 December 1800; anchored in Cowes road.
Folio 28: 1 January 1801; arrived at Cawsand.
Folio 29: William Botherall, aged 36, sailor, taken ill at Lisbon; sick or hurt, ulcered leg; taken ill on 8 November 1800, sent 6 January 1801 to hospital at Plymouth.
Folio 29: Henry Mullet, aged 48, sailor, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, ulcered foot; taken ill on 23 November 1800, sent 6 January 1801 to hospital at Plymouth.
Folio 29: Ambrose Truebridge, aged 25, sailor, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, ulcered leg; taken ill on 6 December 1800, sent 6 January 1801 to hospital at Plymouth.
Folio 29: Mathew Searler, aged 25, marine, taken ill at Hamoaze; sick or hurt, fever; taken ill on 7 January 1801, sent 8 January 1801 to hospital at Plymouth.
Folios 30-31: Daniel Graham, aged 37, corporal, taken ill at Hamoaze; sick or hurt, fever; taken ill on 9 January 1801, discharged 14 January 1801 to duty.
Folio 31: Henry Colvill, aged 28, sailor, taken ill at Hamoaze; sick or hurt, fever; taken ill on 14 January 1801, discharged 14 January 1801 to hospital at Plymouth.
Folio 31: Ralph Dale, aged 41, butcher, taken ill at Hamoaze; sick or hurt, ulcered ankle; taken ill on 14 January 1801, sent 14 January 1801 to hospital at Plymouth.
Folios 31-33: David Matthews, aged 24, seaman, taken ill at Hamoaze; sick or hurt, fever; taken ill on 15 January 1801, discharged 25 January 1801 to duty.
Folios 32-33: Timothy O'Brien, aged 38, sailor, taken ill at Hamoaze; sick or hurt, pneumonia; taken ill on 20 January 1801, sent 25 January 1801 to hospital at Plymouth.
Folio 32: William Brown 1st, aged 40, sailor, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, ulcered foot; taken ill on 7 December 1800, sent 22 January 1801 to hospital at Plymouth.
Folio 33: John Jackson, aged 27, seaman, taken ill at Hamoaze; sick or hurt, ophthalmia; taken ill on 20 January 1801, sent 24 January 1801 to hospital at Plymouth.
Folio 33: John Packer, aged 40, sailor, taken ill at Hamoaze; sick or hurt, ulcered leg and foot; taken ill on 24 January 1801, sent 24 January 1801 to hospital at Plymouth.
Folio 33: John Nicholson, aged 36, seaman, taken ill at Hamoaze; sick or hurt, ulcered leg; taken ill on 20 January 1801, discharged 25 January 1801 to hospital at Plymouth.
Folio 33: on board HMS Audacious in Hamoaze, dated 27 January 1801, signed J Scott, surgeon.
Folio 34: Blank.
Folio 35: a numerical abstract of the medical cases mentioned in the journal and the surgeon's general remarks.
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