| Description | Lydie Lucas requests that her husband, Daniel Lucas be admitted to the Hospital. Daniel is a 58 year old man, born in London, but his father Samuel was originally from Saint-Quentin, in Picardy. He is paralysed, cannot speak and suffers from some form of dementia. In a different hand, a note signed by Etienne Galhié, states that Daniel has been paralysed for a few days. Pinned to the petition is a certificate signed by J Jaccquin, a doctor, confirming that the patient is paralysed on the right hand side of his body, dated 21 November 1764. The petition is signed by Pierre Beuzeville, Jaques Aubert, Pierre De Lanquetuit, Ephraïm Flammare and Etienne Beuzeville. |