Ninefields surgical house

The Ninefields surgical house, seeing some nine thousand cases a year, whose senior surgeon Ellis Mow keeps the casebooks that are the nearest thing Sarrum has to a public record of itself.

A surgeons' house in Ninefields whose 4589 report on the eastern wells tied the Well Fever to the burial grounds, a report never answered or disputed. A Sarrum house to which Surgeon Ellis Mow is attached.

Named with it

• Surgeon Ellis Mow · casebook, 4613
• Surgeon Cicely Halliwell · report on the eastern wells, 4589

Ties

• one of the Sarrum surgical houses
• worked with a Cambridge physician sent by the guarantor rooms

At the table

Mow's predecessor there traced the Well Fever to the burial grounds in 4588. It takes a quart a day of spring water. Mow's casebook tracks the stone deaths, child mortality in the low ground and unexplained Yellow Ward presentations; he found the Brethren's attendances followed wet autumns.