Personal Details Name: Dr Fredrick Augustine Madden Type: Staff Born in camp? No Place of death: Bethulie RC Died in camp? Yes Cause of death: enteric fever Gender: male Race: white Nationality: British Occupation: doctor Notes: 20/6/1902: effects sent to Orphan Chamber; had a brother in Galway, Ireland Medical Register, 1900, p.279: London: Address uncommunicated; LRCPI, LRCSI and LM Coombe Hospital, Dublin, 1892 (Cath University, TC and RCS, Dublin) Unique ID: 1925 Camp History Name: Bethulie RC Date departure: 11/01/1902 Notes: 20/1/1902: Superintendent, Bethulie to CSRC: Regrets death of Dr Madden. 'He was a man highly respected by everybody in the Camp, and his death is deeply regretted by all who came into contact with him in the performance of his duties.' 18/12/1901: SRC, Bethulie to CSRC: Dr Madden in hospital with enteric Sources Title: SRC 35 Type: Correspondence: appointments Location: VAB Reference No.: 35 Dates: Dec 1901-Jan 1902 Notes: A446, 18/12/1901, SRC, Bethulie to CSRC Title: SRC 25 Type: Correspondence Location: VAB Reference No.: 25 Dates: June-July 1902 Notes: RC8790, 20/6/1902, Act Superintendent, Bethulie to CSRC and related correspondence Title: SRC 34 Type: Correspondence: appointments Location: VAB Reference No.: 34 Dates: Oct-Dec 1901 Notes: A399: 20/1/1902, Superintendent, Bethulie to CSRC and related correspondence

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