Catalogue description Folios 8-9: Elizabeth Larkin, convict (had previously been in several hospitals in...

Folios 8-9: Elizabeth Larkin, convict (had previously been in several hospitals in Ireland, and was discharged from the infirmary of Grange Gorman Penitentiary a short time before embarkation), aged 22; case number 1; sick or hurt, chlorosis; put on sick list, 14 June 1848, Kingstown Harbour, died 10 July 1848.

Folio 9: Mary Clougherty, convict, aged 20; case number 2; sick or hurt, syphilis (secondary); put on sick list, 1 July 1848, at sea, discharged 16 July 1848.

Folios 10-11: John H Lennon, convict, aged 6; case number 3; sick or hurt, dysenteria; put on sick list, 4 July 1848, at sea, died 13 August 1848.

Folios 11-12: Catherine Young, convict, aged 31; case number 4; sick or hurt, accouchement (delivered of a male child); put on sick list, 15 July 1848, at sea, both infant and mother discharged 27 July 1848.

Folios 12-13: Honora Sheehan, convict, aged 40; case number 5; sick or hurt, cynanche paroticeoa; put on sick list, 17 July 1848, at sea, discharged 4 July 1848.

Folio 13: Mary Gardiner, convict, aged 4; case number 6; sick or hurt, dysenteria; put on sick list, 17 July 1848, at sea, discharged 2 August 1848.

Folio 14: Mary A Millar, convict, aged 27; case number 7; sick or hurt, ulcer (scrophulus); put on sick list, 18 July 1848, discharged 17 August 1848.

Folio 14: Mr Weeks, first mate, aged 28; case number 8; sick or hurt, opthalmia (conjunctiva); put on sick list, 18 July 1848, discharged 15 August 1848.

Folio 15: William Young, convict's child, aged 3 weeks; case number 9; sick or hurt, atrophy (from defective nourishment); put on sick list, 1 August 1848, died 1August 1848.

Folios 15-16: Catherine Young, convict, aged 31; case number 10; sick or hurt, dysenteria (had been delivered of a male child on 15 July 1848); put on sick list, 2 August 1848 at sea, died 6 August 1848.

Folios 16-17: Catherine McNamara, convict, aged 25; case number 11; sick or hurt, melancholia; put on sick list, 22 June 1848, died 2 September 1848 at sea. The convict possessed a weak and delicate constitution, had the melancholic temperament in an exquisite degree. She had been under medicinal treatment in the infirmary of Grange Gorman Penitentiary, previous to her embarkation in the Kinnear. In Kingstown harbour, Dublin, she was thrown into a violent hysterical fit at the sight of a Roman Catholic priest (who officially and with permission from the authorities in the Castle) visited the prisoners on board. Suffered exceptionally from sea sickness and its depressing effects.

Folios 17-18: Sarah Bennett, convict, aged 65; case number 12; sick or hurt, debility; put on sick list, 5 August 1848, discharged 5 September 1848.

Folio 19: Mary Power, convict, aged 67; case number 13; sick or hurt, diarrhoea; put on sick list, 7 August 1848, discharged 31 August 1848.

Folios 19-20: Mary Orrr, aged 40; case number 14; sick or hurt, dysenteria; put on sick list, 9 August 1848 at sea, discharged 25 August 1848.

Folios 20-21: Ellen Malley, aged 19; case number 15; sick or hurt, homorrhois (piles); put on sick list, 19 August 1848 at sea, discharged 11 September 1848.

Folios 21-22: Ellen Kelly, convict, aged 48; case number 16; sick or hurt, catarrhus; put on sick list, 29 August 1848 at sea, discharged 5 September 1848.

Folios 22-24: Mary Watson or Murray, convict, aged 30; case number 17; sick or hurt, accouchement (delivered of a male child); put on sick list, 22 August 1848, discharged 10 September 1848.

Folios 24-25: Alice Geehan, convict, aged 13; case number 18; sick or hurt, dysenteria; put on sick list, 20 August 1848, discharged 7 September 1848.

Folios 25-26: Anne Duane, convict, aged 26; case number 19; sick or hurt, catarrhus; put on sick list, 16 August 1848 at sea, discharged 26 August 1848.

Folios 26-27: Mary Nowlan, convict, aged 26; case number 20; sick or hurt, apoplexia (sanguinea); put on sick list, 8 September 1848 at sea, died 16 September 1848.

Folios 27-29: Bridget Ryan, convict, aged 24; case number 21; sick or hurt, puerperal fever (delivered of a seven month child who lived but a few hours); put on sick list, 24 September 1848 at sea, died 29 September 1848.

Folios 29-30: James Doyle, convict, aged 3; case number 22; sick or hurt, diseased mensonteric glands; put on sick list, 29 September 1848 at sea, died 1 October 1848. This child's mother stated that he had a severe bowel complaint at Grange Gorman Prison, Dublin long before his embarkation.

Folio 30: Henry Richardson, convict, aged 6; case number 23; sick or hurt, hydrocephalus (acutus); put on sick list, 8 September 1848, died 2 October 1848. After the mother's conviction, her little boy was sent into a workhouse in Ireland, where he contracted a bowel complaint, from which he has not recovered when sent on board the Kinnear.

Folio 30: A nosological synopsis of the sick book.

Folios 31-33: Surgeon's general remarks.