The following index includes a count of the more common causes, and identifies certain unfamiliar medical terms. I have not intended to give a technical medical description of these diseases (since I have absolutely no medical knowledge), but to translate antiquated popular names, and put the diseases in historical context. In particular, I have focused on the perceived causes and treatments of certain diseases.
Conditions of specific organs (e.g. Disease of Heart, Inflammation of Lungs) are indexed under the body part. This includes all causes modified by Acute, Chronic, Congestion of, Cramp of, Disease of, Dropsy of, Enlargement of, Hemorrhage from, Hypertrophy of, Inflammation of, Obstruction of, and Ulceration of.
Fevers, fractures, and cancers have been listed under fever, fracture, and cancer.
Sources: I have relied upon medical dictionaries of varying ages. Be sure to note the age of any quote listed here.
Spellings have been standardized to Dunglison. Unidentified words have been left in quotation marks. The term "(2nd)" after a death record number indicates that the cause was listed second in a town record with two causes given. If two counts are given, the first is the number of references in Section I, and the second (in parentheses) includes deaths from section II.
(not recorded in town records) count = 77
Abdominal Inflammation 431
Dunglison (Encoelitis): "Inflammation of any of the abdominal viscera."
ILCOD: Included in a list of "ill defined" diseases.
Aberration Minor 480
Dunglison (Aberration): "The passage of a fluid of the
living body into an order of vessels not destined for it."
Accidental 241
Anasarca 518 (2nd)
Dunglison: (also General Dropsy) "Commonly, it begins to
manifest itself by swelling around the ankles; and is
characterized by tumefaction of the limbs and of the soft parts
covering the abdomen, thorax, and even the face, with paleness
and dryness of the skin, and pitting when any of these
(especially the ankles) are pressed upon."
ILCOD: Included in the list of "Ill-defined diseases."
Aneurism of the subclavian "atsa" 448 (2nd)
Aneurism 329
Dunglison (Aneurism): "Properly, Aneurism signifies a
tumour, produced by the dilatation of an artery; but it has been
extended to lesions of arteries, as well as to dilatations of the heart."
(Subclavian): "That which is under the clavicle."
Apoplexy count: 16 (17) [14 out of 17 are aged 60 and over]
103(2nd), 552, 557, 582, 624, 627, 668, 680, 702,
707, 742, 743, 786, 812, 813, 814, 878
Foster: "Properly, a stroke of paralysis. In typical cases,
the individual suddenly loses consciousness and all control over
the voluntary muscles. If he does not die at once, he remains for
a considerable length of time profoundly unconscious ... it is
commonly found that certain muscles, especially those of one side
of the body, are completely paralyzed."
Atresia Recti 180
Dunglison (Atresia): "Imperforation."
Atrophy 78
Dunglison: (Also Marasmus) "Defective nutrition."
ILCOD: List of Undesirable Terms: "Frequently cover[s]
tuberculosis and other definite causes."
Bladder, Disease of 476
Bladder[?], Hemorrhage from 825
Bowels, Inflammation of 8, 698, 843
Bowels, Interceptions of 584
Bowels, Obstruction of 847, 850
Bowels, Ulceration of 620, 751
Bowels, "[?]aration" of 348
Brain, "Cadeveic" [Cadaveric?] softening of 415 (2nd)
Brain, Concussion of 635
Brain, Congestion of 417? (2nd)
Dunglison: (Cephalaemia) Accumulation of blood in the
vessels of the brain."
Brain, Disease of 197, 676
Brain, Dropsy of the 43, 113
Dunglison: (Hydrocephalus) "A collection of water within the head."
Brain, Infection of 220
Brain, Inflammation of 464, 502, 797
Brain, Softening of 499, 536, 548
Foster: "As used by the laity, any disease, especially
general paresis of the insane, associated with progressive dementia."
Bright's Disease 780, 857, 864
Bronchitis Count: 9 (8 of 9 were age 67 and over)
200, 266, 345, 347, 444, 600, 706, 863, 882
Bronchitis, Acute 309
Burnt to Death 868
Cancer 268, 645, 865, 881, 885
Cancer of the Uterus 805
Cancer on Stomach 414, 452, 501, 842, 852
Cancer of Womb 712, 784, 820
See also Carcinoma Uteri
"Cancinsina" ["Carcinoma"?] Mole 516
Canker Rash 107
Foster: "A variety of Scarlet Fever with an ulcerated throat."
Capillary Bronchitis 773
Carcinoma Uteri 546
Cart, Killed by a 611
Cauliflower Excrescence 546 (2nd)
Dunglison: "An excrescence, which appears about the origin
of the mucous membranes ... which resembles, in appearance, the
head of a cauliflower. It is often syphilitic in its character.
Foster: "Soft cancer of the cervix uteri."
"Cerebrilis[?] chrinin[?]" 816
[Perhaps the word is "Cerebritis" which Dunglison gives as a
synonym for phrenitis. See Fever, Brain.]
Chest, Dropsy of the 230, 722
Childbirth 49, 399, 690
"Chinoses" 542
Cholera, Asiatic 18, 607
Foster: "An acute infectious disease indigenous to India,
whence it is at times conveyed to other parts of the world in the
form of destructive epidemics that follow the paths of human
travel."
Dunglison: "... is frightful in the rapidity of its
progress, the patient sometimes dying in a few hours from the
first onset."
Cholera II-124
Dunglison: "A disease characterized by anxiety, gripings,
spasms in the legs and arms, and by vomiting and purging
(generally bilious)"
Cholera Infantum Count = 18
17, 128, 131, 140, 141, 318, 365, 417, 466, 471,
505, 558, 614, 628, 693, 787, 793, 795
Dunglison: "It occurs, generally, in the middle states of
the Union, in June or July, and continues during the hot weather,
hence called the 'summer complaint.' ... The heat of the weather
seems to be the predisposing, if not the exciting, cause."
Blakiston: "Old term applied indiscriminately to diarrheal
conditions in infants and young children."
"Commis cluleloslus[?]" 560 (2nd)
Consumption Count = 104
1, 2, 13, 25, 42, 52, 55, 56, 57, 58, 61, 66, 67,
70, 72, 80, 89, 104, 106, 151, 176, 177, 179, 199, 202,
204, 235, 251, 256, 264, 280, 281, 289, 291, 301,
302, 307, 315, 317, 319, 330, 341, 350, 354, 355,
364, 372, 374, 377, 381, 382, 395, 402, 408, 413,
416, 424, 438, 440(2nd), 458, 470(2nd), 481, 488,
507, 545, 549, 568, 569, 573, 629, 640, 666, 673, 674,
684, 687, 695, 705, 708, 709, 727, 728, 736, 737,
740, 756, 758, 767, 776, 782, 803, 806, 809, 827,
831, 833, 845, 859, 871, 877, 879, 884, F-17, F-24,
F-27.
Dunglison: "Progressive emaciation or wasting away. This
condition precedes death in the greater part of chronic diseases, and
particularly in phthisis pulmonalis: on this account it is, that
phthisis has received the name consumption - See Phthisis."
Blakiston: "An old term, formerly used to designate progressive
tuberculosis."
Contusions 631
Convulsions 86, 201, 498 (all five years old or younger)
Dunglison: "any violent perversion of the animal movements."
ILCOD: List of Undesirable Terms: "it is hoped that this
indefinite term will henceforth be restricted to those cases in which
the true cause of that symptom cannot be ascertained."
Croup count = 11 (all nine years old or younger)
124, 189, 233, 303, 375, 547, 559, 574, 597,
771, 796
Dunglison: (Cynanche Trachealis) "A disease characterized by
sonorous and suffocative breathing; harsh voice; cough, ringing, or
like the barking of a dog; fever, highly inflammatory. ... As a
general rule, it requires the most active treatment; bleeding from
the arm or neck, so as to induce paleness; leaches applied to the
neck, &c., according to the age, - the warm bath, blisters to the
neck or chest, and purgatives."
ILCOD: List of Undesirable Terms: "Write Diphtheria when this
disease is the cause of death."
"Cuachitis[?]" 686
Decay of system 724
Delirium Tremens 461
Dementia 840
Dunglison: "In common parlance, and even in legal language, the
word is synonymous with insanity. Physicians, however, have applied
it to those cases of unsound mind which are characterized by the
total loss of the facility of thought, or by such imbecility of
intellect that the ideas are extremely incoherent..."
Diabetes 470, 571 (2nd)
Diabetes Mellitus 719
Diarrhea count = 8 (six under age four, two 72 or older)
88, 90, 91, 218, 226, 334, 394, 846
Dunglison: "It is commonly caused by errors in the regimen, the
use of food noxious by its quality or quantity, &c."
Diarrhea, Chronic 95, 96, 162, 240?, 306
Diphtheria 451 (2nd), 529, II-62
Dropsy count: 14 (ten were age 55 and older)
29, 46, 92, 105, 247, 284, 295, 410, 654, 753 (2nd),
772, 800, 819, 823
ILCOD: List of Undesirable Terms: "'Dropsy' should never be
returned as the cause of death without particulars as to its probable
origin ... "
Dropsy "fr.[?] Heart Duius[?]" [Disease?]
Drowned count = 21 (25) (all from town records
except one were male mariners, ages ranging
between
14 and 65.)
193, 198, 242, 243, 244, 310, 311, 316, 343, 344,
404, 422, 477, 551, 591, 596, 617, 704, 715, 723,
755, 874, II-27, II-146, II-187
Ductus, Occlusion of the 560
Dumb Ague 637
Dunglison: (Fever, masked) "An anomalous intermittent [fever],
the [symptoms] of which have not the regular stages, or are masked."
Dysentery count = 32 (16 are aged eight or younger, 7 are
aged 61 or older.)
8, 10, 12, 19, 20, 21, 23, 27, 28, 32, 33, 34, 35,
36, 60, 69, 120, 122, 125, 126, 205, 209, 221,
336(2nd), 409, 411, 506, 555, 581, 598, 615, 717
Dunglison: "It occurs, particularly, during the summer and
autumnal months, and in hot climates more than in cold: frequently,
also, in camps and prisons, in consequence of impure air, and
imperfect nourishment: and is often epidemic. ... Generally it yields
to mild laxatives, as castor oil, combined with diaphoretic
narcotics ... but, at times, the inflammation runs on so speedily to
ulceration, that, unless a new action be rapidly excited, death will
be the consequence. In such cases, mercury must be rapidly introduced
into the system, and narcotics may be combined with it."
Dyspepsia 415
"Elanpsia" 493
Emphysema 760
Entero Colitis 418, 467, 475
Dunglison: "Inflammation of the small intestine and colon."
Erysipelas 134, 199, 362, 753
Dunglison: "A disease... of the skin, with general fever,
tension, and swelling of the part... copious bleeding and other
evacuants may be required."
Expose to Heat 502 (2nd)
Exposure II-149
Falling from the Mast head 453
Fell from Aloft 292, 406
Fever count = 14 (9 were mariners)
14, 127, 237, 245, 246, 249, 255, 275, 276, 287,
288, 299, 304, 479
Fever and Ague 606, 801
See Fever, Intermittent.
Fever, Bilious count = 36 (all male, 32 were mariners; ages range
from 18 to 60.)
9, 16, 26, 30, 50, 59, 68, 121, 231, 269, 296, 333,
340?, 366, 367, 380, 592, 601, 602, 605, 609, 610,
612, 613, 634, 670, 720, 739, 745, 785, 788, 815,
817, 839, 866, 876
Dunglison: "The common remittent fever of summer and autumn;
generally supposed to be owing to, or connected with, derangement of
the biliary system."
ILCOD: Included in the list of "ill defined" diseases.
McGrew: [Notes that typhoid was occasionally called "bilious
fever" in eighteenth century Europe, and yellow fever was called
"autumnal bilious fever" in 1668 New York.]
Fever, Bilious Remittent 85, 139, 504
Dunglison: (relapse) (also Relapsing or Recurrent Fever) "a form
of continued fever, which has occasionally appeared epidemically ...
and was generally attended with icteric symptoms. The main phenomena
disappeared at about the end of a week; but in many cases a relapse
occurred about the end of a fortnight. Few died of the affection."
Fever, Brain 47, 71, 326(2nd), 384, 535, 658
Dunglison: (Phrenitis) "Disease characterized by violent
pyrexia, pain in the head, redness of the face and eyes, intolerance
of light and sound, watchfulness, and delirium, either furious or
muttering. ... The most active treatment must necessarily be pursued.
Repeated bleeding; purging; the application of ice to the shaved
head; a position in which the head is raised; and the avoiding of
irritation of any kind; -form the remedial means during the violent
stage."
Blakiston: "Cerebral Meningitis"
Fever, Chagres 37
Dunglison: (also Panama Fever) "A severe form of endemic
fever, common on the isthmus of Panama."
Foster: "A severe form of malarial fever acquired on the
isthmus of Panama, often developing into the pernicious haemorrhagic
form of malarial fever."
Fever, Intermittent 848
Dunglison: (Also Ague and Fever, Fever Intermittens) "The
symptoms of intermittents are those of a decided and completely
marked cold stage or Stage of Concentration, ... the hot stage, or
stage of expansion, ... [and] the sweating stage or stage of
termination. ... The chief exciting cause is marsh miasmata, the
malaria of the Italians. Ague, also, occurs in districts where there
are no marshy emanations. Such districts are, generally, of a
volcanic nature:- further we know not."
Blakiston: "Malaria."
"Fever Intermettums" 632
See Fever, Intermittent.
Fever, Lung count = 20 (21) (ten are aged 58 or older)
4, 5, 6, 11, 109, 150, 232, 262, 279, 297, 339, 370,
373, 383, 396, 398, 401, 460, 642, 826, II-189
Dunglison: [notes it is a "vulgar" term for pneumonia.]
Foster: "Acute pneumonia"
Fever, Acute Nerve[?] 472
Foster: (Nervous Fever): "Any fever characterized by decided
derangement of the nervous system, especially typhus fever and typhoid fever."
ILCOD: "Nervous Fever" is listed as an "ill defined" term.
"Ovarian Fever" 118
Fever, Puerperal 332, 485, 491
Dunglison: "This name has been given to several acute diseases,
supervening on delivery. It means, generally, a malignant variety of
peritonitis, which runs its course very rapidly, and passes into a
typhoid condition... By the generality of practitioners, it is
esteemed to be eminently contagious; some, however, deny that it is so."
Fever, Remittent 94, 98, 802
Dunglison: "one which strikingly exacerbates and remits, but
without intermission. The ordinary bilious fever of the United States
is a simple remittent."
Foster: "A form of malarial fever..."
Fever, Rheumatic 439, 449
Dunglison: (Acute Rheumatism) "usually comes on with the
ordinary symptoms of a fever; soon after which, or simultaneously, or
even before the appearance of febrile signs, excruciating pains are
felt in different parts of the body"
Fever, Scarlet 107, 263, 283
"Southern Fever" 34, 139?, 474, 693, II-26, II-148
[I was not able to find any reference to this term in any old or
new medical texts, however it should be noted that the same disease
the Gazette called "Southern Fever", the town clerk recorded (in #34,
#139(?), and #693) as "Remittent Fever", "Bilious Remittent Fever" (?
See remark in 139.), and "Cholera Infantum".]
"Swamp Fever" 665, 667
["Marsh Fever" was a synonym for malaria. Perhaps "Swamp Fever"
has a similar meaning? There is also an infectious horse disease
called "Swamp Fever."]
Fever, Typhoid Count = 36 (40)
133, 178, 336, 337, 373, 376, 397, 403, 442, 524,
525, 526, 538, 550, 579, 580, 595, 604, 616, 618,
621, 641, 700, 716, 718, 725, 731, 732, 733, 734,
750, 759, 768, 769, 781, 794, II-29, II-30,
II-32, II-71, F-7
Blakiston: "1) An old term for any condition resembling typhus."
McGrew: [Notes that it is difficult to distinguish from other
enteric fevers, and was commonly confused with typhus, hepatitis, and
tuberculosis.]
Fever, Typhus 321, 346, 563, 575
Fever, Yellow Count = 8 (9) [8 were mariners]
238, 254, 323, 386, 494, 572, 638, 873, II-28
Foster: "An acute infectious fever occurring endemically in the
West India islands and Central and South America during the warm
months."
Finger, wound in 61
"Firachitis [?]" 686
Fit, Died in a 51, 430
Fits 62, 108, 362, 741 [All aged five and under]
Foot, Inflammation in 40
Found Dead 650
Fracture of Hip Joint 808
Fracture of Right Thigh spontaneously 562 (2nd)
Fracture of Skull 664, 746, 807
Fracture of Thigh 630
Fracture of Thighs 442 (2nd)
Gastro Hepatitis 490
Gastritis 869
ILCOD: List of Undesirable Terms: "Frequently worthless as a
statement of the actual cause of death; the term should not be
loosely used to cover almost any fatal affection with irritation of stomach."
General Debility 694, 774, 867 [All aged 52 and over]
ILCOD: List of Undesirable Terms: "Frequently cover[s]
tuberculosis and other definite causes."
Head, Dropsy of the 469
[Hydrocephalus] See Brain, Dropsy of the.
Heart Disease Count = 28 (29) [15 are aged 70 and over.]
38, 48, 130, 223, 228, 229, 271, 285, 313, 325, 328,
378, 393, 435, 437, 462, 485, 495, 626, 735, 764,
791, 828, 832, 835, 849, 854, 855, II-145, F-51
Heart, Dropsy of the 763, 671
Heart, Enlargement of 705
Heart, Hypertrophy of 661, 880
Hepatitis 685
Hemiplegia Paralysis 701
Hemorrhage 117, 576, 762
ILCOD: List of Undesirable Terms: "Frequently mask tuberculosis
or deaths from injuries ... "
Hip, Disease of 440
Hyctriephalus[?] [or Hyctruphalus?] 248
[Perhaps "hydrocephalus"?]
"Inamonia" 553
[Perhaps "Pneumonia"?]
Infantile 84
Inflamd. "Boun"[?] 862
Inflammation 234, 710, 729
ILCOD: List of Undesirable Terms: "Of what organ or part of the
body? Cause?"
Influenza 858, 861
Insanity 678, 775
Intemperance 461
Internal Bruise 619
Internal Injury 331
"Iuanition"[?] 482
Jaundice 473
"Juanition"[?] 482
Kidney, "Caullr"[?] of 562
Kidney, Chronic Disease of 744
Kidney, Disease of 489
Kidney, Inflammation of 738, 822
"Labis Mesartenia"[?] 510
Labour 644
Leucocythaemia 651
Lightning, Killed by 53, 54
Lithiasis 342
Liver complaint 754
Liver, Disease of 105 (dup.)
Lost at sea Count = 12 (14) (presumably all mariners)
278, 387, 388, 389, 390, 428, 429, 531, 532, 646,
647, 648, II-24, II-47, II-128
Lunatic 97
Lungs, Congestion of 541, 810, II-87
Dunglison: (Stethaemia): "Congestion or accumulation of blood
in the pulmonary vessels."
Lungs, Disease of 349
Lungs, "Emplnia"[?] 338
Lungs, Inflammation of 412, 706, 818, 870?
Malignant Pustule 75
Dunglison: "Anthrax."
"Mamisson" 625
Marasmus 335, 710
ILCOD: List of Undesirable Terms: "This term covers a multitude
of worthless returns, many of which could be made definite and useful
by giving the name of the disease causing the 'marasmus' or wasting."
"Mavian" Dropsy 465
Measles 450
Melancholia Exhaustion 789
Meningitis, Acute 314
Meningitis 587
Metroperitonitis 456
Murdered 322, 533
Nephritis Albuminosa 508
No Medical Attendance 430 (2nd), 570, 577, 652, 662, 663
"Oiliwry" Duct, Obstruction of 748
Old Age Count = 60 [All aged 74 and older]
41, 44, 76, 82, 83, 87, 103, 114, 132, 147, 148,
154, 158, 184, 186, 187, 213, 217, 253, 267, 312,
321 (2nd), 324, 420, 478, 511, 512, 513, 520, 523,
537, 543, 561, 566, 588, 599, 623, 636, 639, 656,
659, 669, 672, 677, 682, 689, 696, 701, 703, 713,
747, 757, 765, 766, 770, 790, 821, 838, 853, 856
"Otovibocar Meumegitis" 554
Ovarian cyst 431
Ovarian Dropsy 214
Palsy Count = 4 (5) [All age 61 and older]
152, 369, 514, 655, F-8
Dunglison: "Paralysis."
ILCOD: List of Undesirable Terms: "The vague use of these terms
should be avoided, and the precise form stated ... "
Paralysis Count = 11 [10 are aged 53 and older]
159?, 190, 329 (2nd), 509, 530, 707, 761, 778, 811,
834, 883
Dunglison: "The immediate cause is, generally, pressure, either
by blood effused, or by serum, or by vascular turgescence. At its
onset, therefore, blood-letting may be advisable; but, afterwards,
the disease becomes one of nervous debility, and requires stimulants
to the paralyzed parts, or the mucous membranes."
ILCOD: List of Undesirable Terms: "The vague use of these terms
should be avoided, and the precise form stated ... "
Paraplegia 824
Parturition 583
"Parisigs Similis" Exhaustion 752
"Penearctitis" 517
"Penomisa"[?] Abscess 830
Pericarditis 556
Peritonitis 792
Peritonitis, Adynamic 434
Phrenitis 594
See Fever, Brain.
Phthisis Count = 14
185, 239, 419, 423, 426, 446, 527, 539, 565, 578,
590, 593, 851, 875
Foster: "1) Any wasting, atrophic process. 2) As usually
employed, pulmonary tuberculosis."
Blakiston: "1) Old term for tuberculosis. 2) Old term for any
disease characterized by emaciation and loss of strength, especially
diseases of the lungs."
Phthisis Pulmonalis Count = 9
106 (dup.), 115, 135, 515, 649, 674, 688, 699, 711
Dunglison: "Occasionally, this formidable disease occurs
accidently; but, usually, it is caused by a conformation obtained
from progenitors. This, at least, predisposes to it; and but a slight
exciting cause may be required to rouse the predisposition into
action."
Foster: "Pulmonary Tuberculosis"
"Plelluoalis"[?] 500 (2nd)
"Plemitis" 425
Pleurisy 352, 622
Pleurisy, Chronic 196
Pleurisy "Clorine"[?] 798
Pleuro Pneumonia 432
Pneumonia count = 13
109 (dup.), 161, 164, 441, 446 (2nd), 448, 451, 468, 486, 633, 681, 692, 726, 777
Dunglison: "The most active treatment is of course necessary.
General bleeding forms the sheet anchor, - employed so as to make a
decided impression on the system, and repeated, if necessary; local
bloodletting; nauseating doses of antimonials; purgatives; and when
the violence of the inflammation has been got under, -
counterirritants, &c."
Premature birth 15
Puerperal anaemia 74
Puerperal Convulsions 225
Purpura 188 (dup.)
Dunglison: "It generally means livid spots on the skin from
extravasated blood, with languor or loss of muscular strength, and
pain in the limbs."
Pulmonary Oedema, Acute 208
Pulmonary Tuberculous 799
Railroad car, Killed by 567
Retention of Urine 111, 564, 679 [All men aged 53 and older]
Rheumatism 837
Rheumatism, Acute 182
Rheumatism, Chronic 39, 603
Rupture 45
Foster: "A popular term for hernia."
Scald 175
Scarlatina 643, 657, 872 (all aged 8 and under)
Scrofula 714, 783
Scurvy 721
Scurvy, Land 188
Foster: "Scurvy occurring among landsmen."
Senectus Ultima 436
Dunglison: "Decrepitude."
"Sentams"[?], Dropsy of 571
"Sephritis Hllums"[?] 518
Shot himself 697
Shot II-78, II-136
Shot, Pistol 841
Smallpox 405, II-167
Smoking Tobacco 500
Spleen, Enlargement of 137
Stillborn count = 23 (30)
63, 64, 77, 79, 81, 101, 102, 119, 123, 138, 145,
146, 215, 224, 227, 320, 407, 534, 586, 589, 675,
836, 844, II-38, II-41, II-42, II-43, II-44,
II-118, II-161
Stomach, Chronic Inflammation of 503
Stomach, Cramp of 779
Stomach, Hemorrhage from 93
Stomach, Inflammation of 257
Stomach, Ulceration of 492
Struck by fore Boom 427
"Suanition"[?] 482
"Sucite"[?] Gangrene 540
[Perhaps "Senile Gangrene"?? Blakiston describes it as a dry
gangrene common among the elderly with arteriosclerosis.]
Suddenly 136
ILCOD: Listed as an "ill defined" term.
Suicide 216
Tetanus 443
Throat, Inflammation of 100
"Tschunia renatis" 455
"Tuberclis" 608
[Perhaps "Tuberculosis"?]
Tumor 860
Typhoid Pneumonia 730
ILCOD: List of Undesirable Terms: "The term 'Typhoid pneumonia'
should never be employed, as it may mean either Enteric Fever
(Typhoid Fever) with pulmonary complications, on the one hand, or
Pneumonia with so-called typhoid symptoms on the other."
Typhoides, "Depenlina" 522
Typhoides, "Depentira" 528
Unknown Count = 25
153, 155, 170, 191, 194, 195, 206, 252, 258, 259,
260, 261, 277, 327, 454, 457, 459, 463, 496, 497,
519, 521, 660, 683, 691
Whooping Cough 129, 250
Womb, Hemorrhage from the 749
Wounds received in battle II-186, II-101, II-105