Physicians
Found in 19 Collections and/or Records:
J. F. Wilde correspondence
Jacob Sarnoff papers
Jacob Sarnoff's writings on surgery, professional ethics, first aid and other medical subjects, Library of Congress catalog cards for films he produced for use in teaching surgery, pamphlets pertaining to these films, photographs of plastic surgery patients, and copies of his published works.
Mandeville family papers
Mary Merritt Crawford and Family papers
Pearsall and Marshall families papers
Typescript copies of correspondence (1865-1907) of the Pearsall, Marshall, and related families, mainly of Dutchess County, concerning housekeeping, social gatherings, and news of friends and relatives, as well as one page of biographical data regarding Dr. Gilbert T. Pearsall.
Samuel Beach Bradley diaries
Microfilm of 38 diaries authored by Bradley which span the years 1816-1876 (1819, 1823-25, 1831-32, 1842, 1848-49, 1851-52, 1856, and 1874 are not represented). Most cover one year's time in daily entries of about 10 to 20 pages for each diary.
Samuel Beach Bradley papers
Thomas Jefferson Ingersoll letters
Seventeen letters from Ingersoll to his brother, Richard, and sister-in-law, Ann, of Massachusetts, written from Worthington, Ohio; Cheneyville, Louisiana; Fredericksburg, Texas; and San Jose and Stockton, California, telling of the writer's experiences as he moved West and giving his views on the practice of medicine, slavery and states' rights, other political questions, religion, and social and economic conditions.
Walter W. Williams Papers
This collection contains correspondence, newsclippings and research notes. Most of the research is related to the study of fertility and sterility.