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Bermuda Naval Hospital, January-February 1829. [Note: ADM 101/8/4, 1-48 are produced...
Catalogue reference: ADM 101/8/4/23
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ADM 101/8/4/23
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1829
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Bermuda Naval Hospital, January-February 1829.
[Note: ADM 101/8/4, 1-48 are produced as a single document: order as ADM 101/8/4].
Folio 1: James Frankland, case continued from previous journal; case number 1; disease or hurt, diarrhoea. Discharged 6 January 1829.
Folio 1: John Exatt, case continued from previous journal; case number 2; disease or hurt, consumption. Remains in hospital.
Folio 2: Peter Wade, case continued from previous journal; case number 3; disease or hurt, fractured leg. Remains in hospital.
Folio 2: Joseph King, case continued from previous journal; case number 4; disease or hurt, chronic diarrhoea. Discharged 6 February 1829.
Folio 2: William Williams, case continued from previous journal; case number 5; disease or hurt, dropsy. Discharged 4 February 1829.
Folio 3: James Alward, aged 30; case number 6; disease or hurt, dysentery. Admitted 7 January 1829. Discharged 3 February 1829.
Folio 3: Robert Ruby, aged 30; case number 7; disease or hurt, chronic cough debility. Admitted 13 January 1829. Remains in hospital.
Folio 3: Robert Marship, aged 35; case number 8; disease or hurt, opthalmia. Admitted 19 January 1829. Remains in hospital.
Folio 3: William Mills, aged 34; case number 9; disease or hurt, opthalmia. Admitted 19 January 1829. Remains in hospital.
Folio 4: Henry Hart, aged [?];case number 10; disease or hurt, dysenteria. Admitted 21 January 1829. Died 22 January 1829.
Folio 4: William Mansfield, aged about 30; case number 11; disease or hurt, chronic diarrhoea. Admitted 24 January 1829. Discharged 18 February 1829.
Folio 4: Joseph Mumford, aged about 22; case number 12; disease or hurt, chronic diarrhoea. Admitted 30 January 1829. Remains in hospital.
Folio 4: James Lee, aged about 36; case number 13; disease or hurt, phthisis. Admitted 1 February 1829. Died.
Folio 5: George Bennett, aged about 40; case number 14; disease or hurt, inflammation of the leg. Admitted 2 February 1829. Discharged cured.
Folio 5: James Taylor, aged about 30; case number 15; disease or hurt, phthisis. Admitted 12 February 1829. Died 18 February 1829.
Folio 5: William George, aged about 52, Boatswain; case number 16; disease or hurt, accident, fall from a stage 25 feet above the ground. Admitted 12 February 1829. No hopes of recovery.
Folio 5: William Stephenson, aged about 22; case number 17; disease or hurt, phthisis. Admitted 19 February 1829. Remains in hospital.
Folio 6: Joseph King, aged 36; case number 18; disease or hurt, colica. Admitted 22 February 1829. Died 8 March 1829.
Folio 6: James Gallery, aged 30; case number 19; disease or hurt, dysenteria. Admitted 28 February 1829. Discharged 13 March 1829.
Folio 6: John Brooks, aged 36; case number 20; disease or hurt, phthisis confirmata. Admitted 6 March 1829. Died 4 March 1829.
Folio 7: Thomas Bicknall, aged 50; case number 21; disease or hurt, abscess in perineum. Admitted 4 March 1829. Remains in hospital.
Folio 7: John Surgeon, aged 27; case number 22; disease or hurt, phthisis. Admitted 16 March 1829. Remains in hospital.
Folios 7-8: H T Higden, aged about 24; case number 23; disease or hurt, delirium tremens. Admitted 21 March 1829. Discharged 31 March 1829.
Folio 8: William Gee, aged about 27; case number 24; disease or hurt, fever. Admitted 30 March 1829. Died 31 March 1829.
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