Catalogue description Folio 11: William Loner, Convict, aged 30; severe pain in bowels and incipient desire to...

Folio 11: William Loner, Convict, aged 30; severe pain in bowels and incipient desire to stool. Taken ill, 16 October 1817. Dismissed cured 22 October 1817.

Folio 11: Richard Lock, Convict, aged 21: disease or hurt, pain in side impeding respiration and great anxiety. Taken ill, 12 October 1817. Dismissed 15 October 1817, to be kept on hospital diet.

Folio 11: James Rice, Convict, aged 26; disease or hurt, umbilical hernia, from a kick received three years previously. Taken ill, 18 October 1817. Dismissed cured 24 October 1817.

Folios 12 and 20: John Murphy, Convict, aged 21; disease or hurt, dysentery. Taken ill, 30 October 1817. Discharged to hospital at Sydney, 15 January 1818.

Folios 13, 17 and 22: Game Carter, Convict, aged 22; disease or hurt, dysentery. Taken ill, 21 November 1817. Discharged to hospital at Sydney, 15 January 1818. Had been convalescing from a previous attack of dysentery.

Folio 14: Joseph Cook, Convict, aged 40; disease or hurt, severe tortuous griping pains in his bowels and incipient desire to stool. Taken ill, 12 November 1817. Dismissed 20 November 1817.

Folio 16: William Haydon, Convict, aged 34; disease or hurt, pains in bowels and in purging. Taken ill, 8 November 1817. Discharged to duty 10 November 1817.

Folio 16: Joseph Gregory, Convict, aged 48; disease or hurt, violent purging and griping pain in bowels. Taken ill, 11 November 1817. Dismissed 21 November 1817.

Folio 16: John Riley, Private 48th Regiment, aged 25; disease or hurt, acute lacerating pain in his left side, interrupting respiration and short dry cough. Taken ill, 12 November 1817. Discharged to duty 24 November 1817.

Folio 17: James Taylor, Convict, aged 22; disease or hurt, [vespere], violent shivering preceded by acute pain in head loins and extremities. Taken ill, 18 November 1817. Dismissed 20 November 1817.

Folio 17: Richard Lock, Convict, aged 21; disease or hurt, pain in bowels, flatulence and incipient purging of mucous matter. Taken ill, 26 November 1817. Dismissed 8 December 1817.

Folio 18: William Hayworth, Convict, aged 30; disease or hurt, tortuous griping pain in his bowels, incessant desire to stool but inability to pass anything but mucous. Taken ill, 8 December 1817. Dismissed 24 December 1817.

Folio 19: George Palmer, Convict, aged 26; disease or hurt, intense headache and incessant cough. Taken ill, 10 December 1817. Dismissed 15 December 1817.

Folio 19: Patrick Kean, Convict, aged 15; disease or hurt, severe griping and purging of shiny matter with tenesmus and straining while at stool. Taken ill, 14 December 1817. Dismissed 22 December 1817.

Folio 21: Isaac Abrahams, Convict, aged 24; disease or hurt, dysentery. Taken ill, 22 December 1817. Dismissed 10 January 1818.

Folio 22: Written statement expressing support for the conduct of Surgeon Fairfowl, all convicts landed healthy and without complaint. Signed, L Macquarie, Governor of New South Wales. Dated 12 February 1818.

Folio 23: Blank.

Folio 24: Abstract of the preceding journal being a summary of all the cases contained therein: Continued fevers, 6; Fluxes, 11; Wounds and Accidents, 2; Pulmonic Inflammation, 9; Intermittent Fevers, 1; Phthisis Pulmonalis, 2, both of whom died on board. Signed George Fairfowl, Surgeon and Superintendent.

Folios 25-26: Blank.