Cholera epidemic

There were two major outbreaks of Cholera in Guernsey in the 19th Century - one in 1832, and another in 1849.

1832 Outbreak

103 deaths

Date	Name	Age		Date	Name	Age		Date	Name	Age		Date	Name	Age
17 Oct	Jean Martin	34		20 Oct	Joseph Williams	44		22 Oct	William Turner	infant		26 Oct	Mrs Williams	68
18 Oct	Anne Nichols	67			Jean Knight	34			Mrs Lambs	54			Anne Fitton	12
	Daniel Le Ray	32		21 Oct	Leonard Courtil	?			James Druce	45			Julie De Putron	12
19 Oct	Mrs Robert	64			Jean Henry	69			Mrs Charlotte O'Neal	36			William Dayne	23
20 Oct	Martha Hanna	30			Eliz. Torode	5.5			-- Paine	--			Thomas Allen	23
	Prudence Le Ray	18m			Capt. James	47			Helier de Jersey	51			Louise Fougere	2.5
	Laurence Vaudin	50			Mme Vionnee	50			William Torode	53		27 Oct	Eliza Henry	6.5
	Mrs Dight	62			Eliz. Thomas	6			Lavinia Winter Torode	8			Marie White	46
	James Cochrane	20			Louise M Thomas	4			Hannibal Shepherd	40			Albert Sheppard	--
	M Bonjean	26			Jean Le Huray	4			Nicolas Priaulx	19			Marie Gullick	44
	Charlotte Simons	12			Mrs Walker	53		23 Oct	William Graves	30		28 Oct	Marie Riley	54
	Chas Gladstaines	44			Edith Davis	5			Marie Desperques	65			George Carr	16
	Miss Nicholas	43			Matthew J De Putron	9			Marie M Marquand	3.25		29 Oct	Jean Priaulx	40
	Jean Herivel	9			Louise De Putron	9			Sara M Moore	8		30 Oct	Thomas Gallier	27
	H James	2.5			Henriette Le Cheminant	26			Henriette James	7			Henri Gailliard	61
	Will. Matthews	50			Sophie Lowe	20			Sophie Sarre	11			Robert Hanna	56
	Robert Wood	60			Marguerite McKenzie	26			Thomas Lihou	11			Mrs Henry Kaines	32
	Henri Erp	36			George Rice	22		24 Oct	Mrs Henry	64			Mrs Gladstaines	40
	M Agnesse	40			-- Tregone	2			Eliz Torode	4		31 Oct	Mrs Sarah Browne	42
	Pierre Le Geyt	15			Pierre Du Four	6			Pierre Machon	61			William Searle	48
	Marguerite Dayne	50			Mrs Flight	67			Maire-Louise Torode	10		1 Nov	Mrs Hailey	40
	Catherine Browne	5			Henry Coker	52			Marie Sharp	51		6 Nov	Charles Rork	15
	Elizabeth Moullin	11			Jemima Marquand	15m		25 Oct	Henri Sandry	45		8 Nov	Thomas Coles	60
	William Burnet	43			Sophie Vaudin	2			Pierre Perchard	40			Mrs du Puy	--
	Archibald Hutchinson	16			James Guilliard	33			F G Hunt	3		9 Nov	Samuel Moon	32
	Pierre Oliver	56		22 Oct	Jean Fitton	7			William Ransom	40

1849 Outbreak

The first authenticated case was identified in the barracks at Fort Richmond near Vazon on 10 June, in a sailor who had accompanied the corpse of a cholera victim on a voyage from Rotterdam. By 1 August, it started spreading around St Peter Port: the Town Hospital, Manor Street and Smith Street.