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Request for medicines from James Hoar to Dr Story, Feb 1839
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Abstract
A letter from James Hoar, the overseer of Waterloo Point Convict Station, to Dr GF Story, dated 22 February 1839. In this letter, Hoar requests medicines and discusses patients such as 'Frisk', who he believes will not be harmed by 'a little work', as he can 'eat and drink and smoke and walk about' with little trouble. From Cotton Family Papers C7/37
| Item Type: | Other |
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| Authors/Creators: | Story, George Fordyce |
| Keywords: | Dr George Fordyce Story, 1839, medicine, treatments, health, convicts, colonial population, disease, illness, Waterloo Point Station, East Coast Tasmania, Tas, Waterloo Point, Dr Storey, VDL, Van Diemen's Land, social history, records |
| Publisher: | University of Tasmania Library Special and Rare Materials Collection |
| Collections: | Quaker Collection Dr GF Story Collection |
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