Catalogue description Folio 16: case no 102, John Hughes, aged 30, Able Seaman; sick or hurt, cholera; put on...

Folio 16: case no 102, John Hughes, aged 30, Able Seaman; sick or hurt, cholera; put on sick list, 26 October 1862 at Kahding, died 26 October 1862 at 5 pm.

Folio 16: case no 103, Edward Brown, aged 21, Ordinary Seaman; sick or hurt, cholera; put on sick list, 26 October 1862 at Kahding, died 26 October 1862 at 11.35 pm.

Folio 16: case no 104, Alfred Kersey, aged 25, Able Seaman; sick or hurt, cholera; put on sick list, 26 October 1862 at Kahding, died 29 October 1862 at 6.45 pm.

Folio 16: case no 105, William Ore, aged 26, Stoker; sick or hurt, cholera; put on sick list, 26 October 1862 at Kahding, died 28 October 1862 at 11 am.

Folio 16: case no 106, Moses Farrell, aged 23, Ordinary Seaman; sick or hurt, cholera; put on sick list, 26 October 1862 at Kahding, died 28 October 1862 at 3 am.

Folio 16: case no 107, William Ward, aged 19, Ordinary Seaman; sick or hurt, cholera; put on sick list, 26 October 1862 at Kahding, died 1 November 1862 at 6.30 pm.

Folio 16: case no 108, Robert Ward, aged 28, Captain Fore Top; sick or hurt, cholera; put on sick list, 26 October 1862 at Kahding, died 29 October 1862 at 4.30 am.

Folios 16-17: case no 109, Thomas Gill, aged 22, Able Seaman; sick or hurt, cholera; put on sick list, 26 October 1862 at Kahding, died 29 October 1862 at 5 pm.

Folio 17: case no 110, George Ashman, aged 20, Ordinary Seaman; sick or hurt, cholera; put on sick list, 26 October 1862 at Kahding, died 2 November 1862 at 6.30 pm.

Folio 17: case no 111, Thomas Adcock, aged 26, Private Marine; sick or hurt, cholera; put on sick list, 27 October 1862 at Kahding, died 28 October 1862 at about 3.30 am.

Folio 17: case no 112, George Bates, aged 23, Private Marine; sick or hurt, cholera; put on sick list, 26 October 1862 at Kahding, died 28 October 1862 at 5.30 pm.

Folio 17: case no 113, William Champs, aged 25, 2nd Captain Fore Top; sick or hurt, cholera; put on sick list, 27 October 1862 off Kahding, died 28 October 1862 at noon.

Folios 17-18: case no 114, Frank Kelly, aged 21, Master’s Assistant; sick or hurt, cholera; put on sick list, 27 October 1862 off Kahding, died 28 October 1862 at 6 pm.

Folio 18: case no 115, Phillip Mathews, aged 24, Captain Mizen Top; sick or hurt, cholera; put on sick list, 27 October 1862 off Kahding, died 30 October 1862 at 3.05 am, [included post mortem examination].

Folio 18: case no 116, Jeremiah Hopes, aged 28, Ordinary Seaman; sick or hurt, cholera; put on sick list, 27 October 1862 off Kahding, sent 28 November 1862 to Royal Naval Hospital Ship Melville at Hong Kong and subsequently invalided.

Folio 18: case no 117, James Lovett, aged 23, Private Marine; sick or hurt, cholera; put on sick list, 27 October 1862 off Kahding, sent 28 November 1862 to Royal Naval Hospital Ship Melville at Hong Kong and subsequently invalided.

Folio 18: case no 118, Ebenezer T. Jones, aged 40, Captain Royal Marine; sick or hurt, cholera; put on sick list, 28 October 1862 on board the Euryalus, died 29 October 1862 at 1:15 am.

Folios 18-19: case no 119, James Russell, aged 22, Ordinary Seaman; sick or hurt, cholera; put on sick list, 30 October 1862, died 31 October 1862 at 3 am.

Folio 19: case no 120, John Williams, aged 24, Able Seaman; sick or hurt, cholera; put on sick list, 27 October 1862 off Kahding, sent 28 November 1862 to Royal Naval Hospital Ship Melville at Hong Kong and subsequently invalided.

Folio 19: case no 121, Thomas Green, aged 22, Able Seaman; sick or hurt, cholera; put on sick list, 28 October 1862, sent 28 November 1862 to Royal Naval Hospital Ship Melville at Hong Kong and subsequently invalided.

Folios 19-20: case no 122, Francis Bennett, aged 26, Gunner Royal Marine Artillery; sick or hurt, cholera; put on sick list, 27 October 1862, died 13 November 1862 at 5:30 pm.

Folio 20: case no 123, Martin Gill, aged 24, Ordinary Seaman; sick or hurt, cholera; put on sick list, 27 October 1862, died 6 November 1862 at 4 am. – after having been kept alive by liquid nourishment and stimulant constantly administered by means of a tea spoon.

Folio 20: case no 124, William Narromore, aged 24, Able Seaman; sick or hurt, dysentery, returned from Kahding suffered from choleraic diarrhoea; put on sick list, 27 October 1862, sent 28 November 1862 to Royal Naval Hospital Ship Melville at Hong Kong and subsequently died.

Folio 20: case no 125, Daniel Williams, aged 26, Able Seaman; sick or hurt, dysentery, returned from Kahding suffered from choleraic diarrhoea; put on sick list, 27 October 1862, sent 28 November 1862 to Royal Naval Hospital Ship Melville at Hong Kong and subsequently died.

Folios 20-21: case no 126, William Blanden, aged 19, Ordinary Seaman; sick or hurt, dysentery, returned from Kahding suffered from choleraic diarrhoea; put on sick list, 27 October 1862, sent 28 November 1862 to Royal Naval Hospital Ship Melville at Hong Kong and subsequently died.

Folio 21: case no 127, James Ross, aged 24, Able Seaman; sick or hurt, remittent fever, was arrived on board with the rest of the sick from Kahding suffered from choleraic diarrhoea which was subdued by means of lead and opium, on the 12 November the dysenteric symptoms subsided but the febrile symptoms of remitting character had supervened; put on sick list, 27 October 1862, sent 29 November 1862 to Royal Naval Hospital Ship Melville at Hong Kong and subsequently invalided.

Folios 21-22: case no 128, John Mason, aged 25, Private Marine; sick or hurt, dysentery; put on sick list, 28 October 1862, sent 28 November 1862 to Royal Naval Hospital Ship Melville at Hong Kong and subsequently Died.

Folio 22: case no 129, Benjamin Anning, aged 26, Leading Seaman; sick or hurt, dysentery, he was on detached duty at the capture of Kahding where he contracted diarrhoea; put on sick list, 31 October 1862, sent 28 November 1862 to Royal Naval Hospital Ship Melville at Hong Kong and subsequently died.

Folio 22: case no 130, Robert Juffray, aged 16, Midshipman; sick or hurt, dysentery, he was complained more or less of diarrhoea since returned from 'Kahding' on 27 October; put on sick list, 4 November 1862 at Shanghai, sent 28 November 1862 to Royal Naval Hospital Ship Melville at Hong Kong and subsequently invalided.

Folio 22: case no 131, Henry Terry, aged 24, Able Seaman; sick or hurt, remittent fever contracted when he went with Kahding expedition; put on sick list, 7 November 1862 at Shanghai, sent 29 November 1862 to Royal Naval Hospital Ship Melville at Hong Kong and subsequently invalided.

Folios 22-23: case no 132, Albert Lamb, aged 29, Leading Seaman; sick or hurt, dysentery symptoms of a mild character; put on sick list, 8 November 1862 at Shanghai, sent 29 November 1862 to Royal Naval Hospital Ship Melville at Hong Kong and subsequently died.

Folio 23: case no 133, George Perkins, aged 35, Commander; sick or hurt, dysentery, he was engaged in Kahding expedition was under treatment for diarrhoea which apparently arose from some hepatic obstruction since his returned to the ship; put on sick list, 8 November 1862 at Shanghai, invalided 6 December 1862 at Hong Kong, sent home on 15 December 1862 over land by the mail.