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Bermuda Naval Hospital, October-December 1825. [Note: ADM 101/8/4, 1-48 are produced...
Catalogue reference: ADM 101/8/4/9
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This record is about the Bermuda Naval Hospital, October-December 1825. [Note: ADM 101/8/4, 1-48 are produced... dating from 1825 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 101/8/4/9
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1825
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Bermuda Naval Hospital, October-December 1825.
[Note: ADM 101/8/4, 1-48 are produced as a single document: order as ADM 101/8/4].
Folio 1: Blank.
Folio 2: Thomas Gedge, case continued from previous journal; disease or hurt, chronic rheumatism. Discharged 24 October 1825.
Folios 2-3: John Chambers, aged about 26; disease or hurt, venereal eruptions. Admitted, 1 October 1825. Discharged 26 December 1825.
Folio 3: Humphrey Hearne, aged about 22; disease or hurt, dysentery. Admitted, 3 October 1825. Discharged 13 October 1825.
Folios 3-4: John Able, aged about 26; disease or hurt, costiveness. Admitted, 14 October 1825. Discharged 27 December 1825.
Folio 4: Edward Symonds, aged about 23; disease or hurt, continued fever. Admitted, 15 October 1825. Discharged 24 October 1825.
Folio 4: William Langley, aged about 24; disease or hurt, loss of appetite, cold shivering, flatulence and noise in the bowels, griping pains. Admitted, 16 October 1825. Discharged 14 November 1825.
Folio 5: William Hawkins, aged about 36; disease or hurt, dysentery. Admitted, 23 October 1825. Discharged 7 December 1825.
Folio 5: Thomas Hollingsworth, aged about 34; disease or hurt, dysentery. Admitted, 9 November 1825. Discharged 26 November 1825.
Folio 5: Samuel Hurst, aged about 22; disease or hurt, abscess. Admitted, 16 November 1825. Discharged 6 December 1825.
Folio 6: Henry Boothe, aged about 28; disease or hurt, fever. Admitted, 16 November 1825. Discharged 16 December 1825.
Folio 6: William Langley, aged about 24; disease or hurt, convulsion. Admitted, 16 November 1825. Discharged [?].
Folio 6: Joseph Sanson, aged about 30; disease or hurt, stricture. Admitted, 23 November 1825. Discharged [?].
Folio 7: James Child, aged about 30; disease or hurt, fever. Admitted, 24 November 1825. Discharged 27 December 1825.
Folio 7: David Brown, aged about 36; disease or hurt, dysentery. Admitted, 1 December 1825. Discharged 30 December 1825.
Folio 7: John Walker, aged about 36; disease or hurt, dysentery. Admitted, 1 December 1825. Discharged 30 December 1825.
Folio 7: Edward Needham, aged about 32; disease or hurt, diseased bladder. Admitted, 8 December 1825. Discharged 30 December 1825.
Folio 8: John Wilson, aged about 39; disease or hurt, diseased legs. Admitted, 8 December 1825. Remains in hospital.
Folio 8: Christopher Price, aged about 32; disease or hurt, vomiting and irritability of stomach. Admitted, 12 December 1825. Remains in hospital.
Folios 8-9: Thomas Simmons or Simmonds, aged about 29; disease or hurt, dysentery. Admitted, 14 December 1825. Remains in hospital.
Folio 9: Richard Stanley, aged about 36; disease or hurt, dysentery. Admitted, 14 December 1825. Remains in hospital.
Folio 10: Blank.
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