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Bermuda Naval Hospital, January-March 1826. [Note: ADM 101/8/4, 1-48 are produced...
Catalogue reference: ADM 101/8/4/10
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ADM 101/8/4/10
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1826
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Bermuda Naval Hospital, January-March 1826.
[Note: ADM 101/8/4, 1-48 are produced as a single document: order as ADM 101/8/4].
Folio 1: Christopher Price, case continued from previous journal; disease or hurt, colica. Discharged 13 January 1826.
Folios 1-2: Thomas Simmons or Simmonds; case continued from previous journal; disease or hurt, general debility. Discharged 3 April 1826.
Folio 2: Richard Stanley; case continued from previous journal; disease or hurt, dysentery. Discharged 20 January 1826.
Folio 2: Joseph Sanson; case continued from previous journal; disease or hurt, stricture. Discharged 11 February 1826.
Folio 3: John Wilson; case continued from previous journal; disease or hurt, ulcers. Discharged 26 January 1826.
Folio 3: Alexander Aiken, aged 44; disease or hurt, dropsy. Admitted, 5 February 1826. Died 8 January 1826.
Folio 4: Bernard McNeldy, aged 30; disease or hurt, pneumonia. Admitted, 8 February 1826. Discharged 11 March 1826.
Folio 4: William Triggs, aged about 24; disease or hurt, dysentery. Admitted, 8 February 1826. Died 20 February 1826.
Folios 4-5: Humphrey Hearne, aged about 26; disease or hurt, dysentery and fever. Admitted, 8 February 1826. Died 28 February 1826.
Folio 5: Charles Callow, aged 24; disease or hurt, inflammation of the chest. Admitted, 11 February 1826. Discharged 14 March 1826.
Folio 5: John Wheeler, aged 28; disease or hurt, pneumonia. Admitted, 13 February 1826. Discharged 5 March 1826.
Folio 5: Charles Barton, aged 29; disease or hurt, pneumonia. Admitted, 13 February 1826. Discharged 27 March 1826.
Folio 5: Charles Barton, aged 29; disease or hurt, pneumonia. Admitted, 13 February 1826. Discharged 27 March 1826.
Folio 5: Thomas Stephenson, aged 22, Dromedary; disease or hurt, scurvy. Admitted, 22 [February?] 1826. Discharged 27 March 1826.
Folio 6: Richard Bishop, aged 26, Dromedary; disease or hurt, scurvy. Admitted, 22 [February?] 1826. Discharged 31 March 1826.
Folio 6: George McCann, aged 21; disease or hurt, scurvy. Admitted, 22 [February?] 1826. Discharged 26 March 1826.
Folio 6: Robert Humphries, aged 28; disease or hurt, scurvy. Admitted, 22 [February?] 1826. Discharged 15 March 1826.
Folio 6: William Lindsay, aged about 26; disease or hurt, scurvy. Admitted, 22 [February?] 1826. Discharged 31 March 1826.
Folio 6: Thomas King, aged about 26; disease or hurt, scurvy. Admitted, 22 [February?] 1826. Discharged 31 March 1826.
Folio 6: Henry Kingston, aged about 23; disease or hurt, chronic rheumatism. Admitted, 22 [February?] 1826. Discharged 26 March 1826.
Folio 6: George Brooks, aged about 23; disease or hurt, fever. Admitted, 23 March 1826. Discharged 31 March 1826.
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