Registers of Discharge
Source: PRO: ADM 1/5120/19 – Miscellanea - Unfit for Service - Haslar 1792
This is a survey into of men at Haslar hospital around 9th April 1792, that ‘could receive no further Benefit’ from treatment and were excepting one who was dead, therefore, ‘unserviceable’. Fortunately (or unfortunately depening on one’s mindset) there are only 13 individuals on the list. Apart from their names, their ships, their qualities, reasons for entry (two different columns), details of entry, age, height, complexion, colour of hair or wig.
Source: PRO: ADM 6/67 part one - Plymouth, Habeas Corpus 1812-15
There are three volumes (parts one to three) in this series, in part and total running from 1812-15. These writs under Habeas Corpus are in date of entry order and highly interesting, but obviously only relate to a relatively small number of men.
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Writ served and order given |
8th May 1812 |
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Men’s Names |
Willm Tullick or Tullock (in original) |
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Ships on board of |
Devastation |
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Report of Case |
He was received from the Ceres on the 18th April last, appears to have been imprefsed on the 8th Ultimo from the Theodosia Store Ship at Greenwich by Lieutenant Dean of the Imprefs Service in the River, rated AB eighteen Years of Age says he is an Appntce but that his Apprenticeship will expire in June next – he is Dischd to the R. William agreeably to your Orders |
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When |
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Case reported |
12th May |
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Man removed to Royal William |
12th Mqy |
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Rept transmitted |
12th May |
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Admiralty Order in consequence of Report |
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Date |
18th May |
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Subject |
To be D. with Certificate that it was done by the Lordships Order + for what reasons |
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Remarks |
D from R. Willm 19th May |