Harry Hagemann - The British Soldier with German Parents, item 4

Edit transcription:

...

Transcription saved

Enhance your transcribing experience by using full-screen mode

Transcription

You have to be logged in to transcribe. Please login or register and click the pencil-button again

buff coloured dog eared treatment card with history of treatment given to patient, wear and dirt obscures most of the handwritten details.

stamp purple ink

6. NOV 1918

1ST NORTHERN GENERAL

printed text, mostly unreadable:

which [...]

Place

Date Office missing Hospital

On [...] the Local [...] above indicated will

appropriate hospital, and [...] the card to the [...]

III. Particulars of treatment given

Effect of treatment given:

Transcription saved

buff coloured dog eared treatment card with history of treatment given to patient, wear and dirt obscures most of the handwritten details.

stamp purple ink

6. NOV 1918

1ST NORTHERN GENERAL

printed text, mostly unreadable:

which [...]

Place

Date Office missing Hospital

On [...] the Local [...] above indicated will

appropriate hospital, and [...] the card to the [...]

III. Particulars of treatment given

Effect of treatment given:

Transcription history

October 22, 2018 10:21:39 Stella Watkin

buff coloured dog eared treatment card with history of treatment given to patient, wear and dirt obscures most of the handwritten details.

stamp purple ink
6. NOV 1918
1ST NORTHERN GENERAL
printed text, mostly unreadable:
which [...]

Place
Date Office Hospital
On [...] the Local [...] above indicated will
appropriate hospital, and [...] the card to the [...]

III. Particulars of treatment given

Effect of treatment given:
October 22, 2018 10:21:26 Stella Watkin
buff coloured dog eared treatment card with history of treatment given to patient, wear and dirt obscures most of the handwritten details.

stamp purple ink
6. NOV 1918
1ST NORTHERN GENERAL
printed text, mostly unreadable:
which [...]

Place
Date Office Hospital
On [...] the Local [...] above indicated will
appropriate hospital, and [...] the card to the [...]

III. Particulars of treatment given

Effect of treatment given:
- Show revision
- Compare to current version
- Compare to previous version
October 14, 2018 23:40:25 Stella Watkin
buff coloured dog eared treatment card with history of treatment given to patient, wear and dirt obscures most of the handwritten details.

stamp purple ink
8. NOV 1918
1ST NORTHERN GENERAL
printed text, mostly unreadable:
which [...]

Place
Date Office Hospital
On [...] the Local [...] above indicated will
appropriate hospital, and [...] the card to the [...]

III. Particulars of treatment given

Effect of treatment given:
- Show revision
- Compare to current version
- Compare to previous version
October 14, 2018 23:38:41 Stella Watkin
stamp purple ink
8. NOV 1918
1ST NORTHERN GENERAL
printed text, mostly unreadable:
which [...]

Place
Date Office Hospital
On [...] the Local [...] above indicated will
appropriate hospital, and [...] the card to the [...]

III. Particulars of treatment given

Effect of treatment given:
- Show revision
- Compare to current version
- Compare to previous version
August 20, 2018 23:06:12 Ursula Vollmer
stamp:
8. NOV 181
1ST NORTHERN G
printed text, mostly unreadable:
which [...]

Place
Date Office Hospital
On [...] the Local [...] above indicated will
appropriate hospital, and [...] the card to the [...]

III. Particulars of treatment given

Effect of treatment given:
- Show revision
- Compare to current version
- Compare to previous version

Description

The back of the official Army TB Treatment Card for Harry Hageman(n) 225054 of the East Yorkshire Regiment, Cyclists Corps issued by 1ST NORTHERN GENERAL HOSPITAL.

____________________________________________________________________________
1st Northern General Hospital during the First World War was housed in what is now the Hatton Gallery 
During the First World War the building that now houses the Hatton Gallery was requisitioned to house the 1st Northern General Hospital. This was normal practice throughout the war years, as army hospitals were needed across the country and on a large scale. The Fine Art building in which you are now standing was then part of Armstrong College, Durham University. 
 
The hospital was staffed by students and staff with an association to the university, which of course included a Medical School. In 1914 the hospital had 420 beds but by 1917 this number had risen to 2,166. Over the course of the war the hospital took in at least 41,896 servicemen.

Save description

54.77525||-1.584852||
Durham, United Kingdom

Location(s)

Document location Durham, United Kingdom

ID: 17163 / 180011

Source: http://europeana1914-1918.eu/...

Contributor: Sheffield 1914 Team

License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/

Date of this document
Login to change the documents date
November 6, 1918

Language(s)Login to edit the languages

Front(s)Login to edit the fronts

Keyword(s)Login to add keywords

Other sources

www.flickr.com1st Northern General Hospital housed in Durham University builidings in WW1

Share

Harry Hagemann - The British Soldier with German Parents, item 4

Transcription

Description

Durham, United Kingdom

Location(s)

Document location Durham, United Kingdom

www.flickr.com1st Northern General Hospital housed in Durham University builidings in WW1

Notes and questions

Europeana Foundation

Facts & Files

Participate. Transcribe. Discover