George Thomson R. N.,
Convict Ship Surgeon-Superintendent
Date of Seniority Royal Navy 1 January 1814
George Thomson was appointed Assistant-Surgeon to the Daedalus in 1810. [1]
He was appointed Surgeon in the Royal Navy on 1 January 1814 and as entered in the Navy List of Medical Officers in that year. [2]
Surgeon Superintendent
George Thomson was employed as Surgeon Superintendent on two convict ship voyages to Australia:Death
By the entry at Oxnam Monumental Inscriptions By Elizabeth Leitch, Joanne Burns and Davina Smart, he may have died at Port Mahon, Minorca, on 17 June 1834 aged 43 years.Cholera ravaged the population in Port Mahon in 1834 [3]
References
[1] Navy Chronicle[2] Navy List
[3] Medical and Topographical Observations Upon the Mediterranean: By Gustavus Richard Brown Horner
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