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Bermuda Naval Hospital, April-June 1824. [Note: ADM 101/8/4, 1-48 are produced as...
Catalogue reference: ADM 101/8/4/2
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- ADM 101/8/4/2
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1824
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Bermuda Naval Hospital, April-June 1824.
[Note: ADM 101/8/4, 1-48 are produced as a single document: order as ADM 101/8/4].
Folio 1: Blank.
Folio 2: William Whiteway, aged 25; disease or hurt, cephalagia. Admitted, 1 April 1824. Discharged 9 April 1824.
Folio 2: Thomas Nash, aged 20; disease or hurt, contusion of the arm. Admitted, 1 April 1824. Discharged 13 April 1824.
Folio 3: Charles Griffiths, aged 36; disease or hurt, pneumonia. Admitted, 1 April 1824. Died 13 June 1824.
Folio 3: John Firkins, aged about 28; disease or hurt, enteritis. Admitted, 3 April 1824. Discharged 24 April 1824.
Folio 4: James Burnham, aged about 22; disease or hurt, intermittent fever. Admitted, 3 April 1824. Discharged 24 April 1824.
Folio 4: William Camplough, aged about 22; disease or hurt, pneumonia. Admitted, 13 April 1824. Discharged 7 June 1824.
Folio 4: Wilfred Short, aged about 24; disease or hurt, severely hurt in the dorsal and lumbar [?] by shears falling on him. Admitted, 20 April 1824. Discharged 3 May 1824.
Folio 5: [name not recorded]; disease or hurt, phthisis incipiens. Admitted, [?]. Remains in hospital.
Folio 5: John Jones, aged about 24; disease or hurt, cynanche tonsillaris. Admitted, 1 May 1824. Discharged 10 May 1824.
Folio 5: George [Bonell?], aged about 20; disease or hurt, dysentery. Admitted, 3 May 1824. Discharged 17 May 1824.
Folio 6: John Porter, aged about 20; disease or hurt, dysentery. Admitted, 18 May 1824. Discharged 26 June 1824.
Folio 6: James Robinson, aged about 20; disease or hurt, dysentery. Admitted, 18 May 1824. Discharged 5 June 1824.
Folio 6: George Powell, aged 20; disease or hurt, dyspepsia. Admitted, 21 May 1824. Discharged 17 June 1824.
Folio 7: Thomas Nash, aged 20; disease or hurt, fever. Admitted, 26 May 1824. Discharged 5 June 1824.
Folios 7-8: John Wilson, aged 32; disease or hurt, delirium. Admitted, 29 May 1824. Remains in hospital, 30 June 1824.
Folio 8: John Able, aged 25; disease or hurt, fever. Admitted, 2 June 1824. Discharged 12 June 1824.
Folio 8: John Robinson, aged about 19; disease or hurt, dysentery. Admitted, 8 June 1824. Remains in hospital, 30 June 1824.
Folio 9: William Lamplough; disease or hurt, catarrh. Admitted, 9 June 1824. Remains in hospital, 30 June 1824.
Folio 9: John Staten, aged 30; disease or hurt, fever. Admitted, 15 June 1824. Remains in hospital, 30 June 1824.
Folio 9: John Able, aged 25; disease or hurt, fever. Admitted, 23 June 1824. Remains in hospital, 30 June 1824.
Folio 9: James Robinson; disease or hurt, dysentery. Admitted, 24 June 1824. Remains in hospital, 30 June 1824.
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