First Name:
Dr. John Boucher
Details:
Attended constable at Peel River after he was wounded by a captured bushranger
First Name:
Dr. John Boucher
Details:
To bring his hounds for a foxhunt at Jerrys Plains
First Name:
Dr. John Boucher
Details:
Tobias McKeogh servant to Dr. West
First Name:
Dr. John Boucher
Details:
Raced his horse 'Barracoota' at the Muswellbrook Christmas Races
First Name:
Dr. John Boucher
Details:
At meeting at the Court house to discuss petition against renewal of transportation
First Name:
Dr. John Boucher
Details:
Appointed magistrate
First Name:
Dr. John Boucher
Details:
Performed inquest on the body of Joseph Hooper who had died aged 6 after falling from a bullock dray
First Name:
Dr. John Boucher
Details:
Treated the wife and daughter of W. Chapman who had been injured in a lightning strike
First Name:
Dr. John Boucher
Details:
Attending two sons of constable Murray who were dreadfully injured when they set gunpowder alight
First Name:
Dr. John Boucher
Source:
The Development of New England
Details:
Muswellbrook's first resident doctor kept a racing stable and pack of hounds. Moved his practise to Armidale where he lived for the remainder of his life.
Details:
Qualified Medical witness listed in Gov. Gazette
Details:
Qualified Medical Practitioner
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Sworn in before the Chariman of the Court of Quarter Sessions, a magistrate of the territory
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Appointed Magistrate of the Territory
Details:
On list printed in the Gazette for New Commission of the Peace
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Died on 1st January 1869 aged 62
Details:
University of New England holds the Account Book of Dr. John Boucher West. In it is recorded patient's names, the number of consultations conducted with each person, and occasionally the fees charged - http://www.une.edu.au/heritage/collections/catw.php
Ship:
James Pattison 1838......
Details:
Surgeon Superintendent on the 'James Pattison' . Departed Plymouth 28th August. Others passengers included Mr. W. West, Miss West, Miss E. West, Master J. West
