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J.K.P. Campbell, Statement of present conditions and facts relating to returned convicts, 1875
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Statement Continued
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Number
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Name |
Remarks
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22 |
J.B. Nicholson |
Suffering from Measels [sic] followed by Scurvy, 2 months |
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23 |
Jas. Blanchard |
“ “ Scurvy 2 ½ months improving |
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24 |
Natio. Gonzales |
“ “ Scurvy 3 “ “ |
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25 |
Wm. Friman |
Shot in right arm in attempting to escape healed, but crippled for life |
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26 |
Geo. Simpsen |
Shot in right thigh by buckshot in attempting to escape, healed, but crippled for life |
The remarks opposite each man’s name are answers to questions
put to them by me, and in the main I presume to be correct.
what these men now need are tonics, acids, frequent bathing
and good vegetable diet. It takes a long time to get Scurvy out
of the system when badly affected as some of these men
are.
Respectfully Submitted.
J.K.P. Campbell.
Inspector.
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J.K.P. Campbell, Statement of present conditions and facts relating to returned convicts, 1875. Superintendent/Inspector, Reports, Records Relating to the Penitentiary, Archives and Information Services Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission.
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