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Report detailing the post-mortem examination of Patrick Murphy, a shepherd who died in 1851 from a disease likely transmitted from sheep.
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DeceasedMurphy
DeceasedPatrick Murphy
EmployerGeorge Oakes, Esq., M.C.
Roleshepherd
ReporterMr. Robertson
ExpertM. Herpin
AdmissionJanuary 26th, 1851
DeathMonday, the 27th
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 29, 13 March 1851.
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