Gage, Simon Henry, 1851-1944.
Found in 13 Collections and/or Records:
Albert Hazen Wright papers
Arthur W. Booth letter : to Burt Green Wilder and Simon Henry Gage
Letter from Arthur W. Booth, Howard Hospital, Philadelphia, Pa., to Burt G. Wilder and Simon H. Gage at Cornell University regarding his first published article on the anatomy of cats.
Burt Green Wilder papers
Class of 1877 records
'77 Class Record containing correspondence relating to class reunions, family and business affairs, and former friends and professors at Cornell; biographical sketches of class members; photographs of class members; financial accounts of the class; announcements and programs of class activities. Also, comments by Simon Henry Gage about the 60th Reunion of the Class of 1877.
Cornell University Medical College, Ithaca Division correspondence
Correspondence of Professors Benjamin Freeman Kingsbury, Abram Tucker Kerr, and Simon Henry Gage in their official capacities in the Medical College and the Department of Zoology at Cornell University. Much of the material has to do with the purchase of supplies, admissions to the Medical College (Ithaca Division only), and the granting of fellowships and scholarships. Several of the Annual Reports of the Department to the President are included.
Department of Zoology records
Includes personnel files, records, photographs, inventories and other departmental records.
Gage family papers
Letters of Mary Austin (1851), bill of sale between Anna Botsford Comstock and Simon Henry Gage for a piano, photograph of a sampler, a collection of papers by Susanna Phelps Gage, and family notes by Mary A. Phelps concerning members of the family including Simon Henry Gage. Includes a letter from Daniel Coit Gilman.
George Lincoln Burr papers
Henry Phelps Gage papers
Correspondence, diaries, notes on the life of Simon Henry Gage.
John B. Taylor and Simon Henry Gage correspondence
Two letters between John B. Taylor and Simon Henry Gage regarding endowment for the Roswell P. Flower Library at the New York State College of Veterinary Medicine, May 6 and 9, 1901.
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- Ambulance service -- France. 1
- Anatomy -- Study and teaching. 1
- Autobiographies (literary genre) 1
- Brain. 1
- Cats -- Anatomy. 1
- Color slides. 1
- Composition (Music). 1
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- Education -- New York (State) -- McGraw. 1
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- Eels. 1
- Elba (Italy) -- Pictorial works. 1
- Families -- New York (State). 1
- Frogs. 1
- Guyana -- Boundaries -- Venezuela. 1
- Herpetology -- Study and teaching. 1
- Historians. 1
- Hygiene. 1
- Ithaca (N.Y.) -- Genealogy. 1
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- Medical colleges -- Admissions. 1
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- Snakes. 1
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- Sullivan\'s Indian Campaign, 1779. 1
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- United States -- History -- Civil War, 1861-1865 -- African Americans. 1
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