John White - Australian Dictionary of Biography
The arrival in June 1790 of the Second Fleet tested White and his staff to their utmost. About 500 convicts were landed dying or seriously ill. Despite lack of medicines and hospital accommodation White and his assistants nursed more than half of them back to health.
John White - First Fleet Fellowship Victoria Inc
2012年5月1日 · The chief surgeon of the First Fleet, John White, was spoken of as “a young man of great credit to his profession”. During the voyage of the First Fleet, the efforts of the surgeons on board were so effective that the death toll aboard the ships of the fleet was less than 50 out of nearly 1500 aboard the ships.
John White (surgeon) - Wikipedia
In March 1787 White joined the First Fleet at Plymouth as surgeon for the convict transport Charlotte, where he found that the convicts had been living for some time on salt meat, a bad preparation for a long voyage.
The colonial observations of Surgeon John White - Dictionary of …
Surgeon John White was head physician on the First Fleet expedition to Australia in 1788 and his journal provides valuable insights into the role and duties of an eighteenth century physician, health problems experienced by the First Fleet population and relationships with Aboriginal people .
White, John - Person - Encyclopedia of Australian Science and …
1997年6月30日 · John White was chief surgeon of the First Fleet and the subsequent colony of New South Wales, remaining in the colony until December 1794. He was responsible for the building of a hospital and decreasing the illness and death rate.
Fellowship Of First Fleeters
John White was a naval surgeon. Having received his diploma of the Company of Surgeons on 2 August 1781, his naval service took him as far as the West Indies and India over the next five years. He was appointed chief surgeon to the First Fleet …
John White was appointed chief surgeon to the First Fleet on 24 October 1786 and sailed with that fleet, aboard the Charlotte, on 13 May 1787 for Botany Bay on the eastern seaboard of New Holland (Australia) where a penal
White, John | The Dictionary of Sydney
Surgeon John White, an officer of the First Fleet, was responsible for the health of the infant penal colony. His journal, and those of his contemporaries, reveals that food shortages were a serious problem for colonial officials, convicts and Aboriginal people.
John White - Museums of History NSW
The tireless concern of Chief Surgeon John White and his assistants on board the 11 First Fleet ships was crucial to the ultimate success of the long voyage
Life Summary - John White - Australian Dictionary of Biography
First Fleet (1788) (surgeon) Maps * Plan of the Allotments of Ground, Granted from the Crown in NSW, J Burr and G Ballisat, 1814 (location)
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