Physicians -- Vermont -- Nineteenth century
     Subject 
  
    Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
    
    
     Found in 4 Collections and/or Records:
George B. Green receipt [recipe] book
     Collection 
  
    
      Identifier: MSS 2/057
    
Scope and Contents
             One volume of remedies and recipes compiled by George B. Green, 1823-1862, with notes on sources of
information or use of recipes. Includes recipes for medical ailments such as croup, hydrophobia, and
dysentery, and household substances such as varnish, shoe polish, and ink. Several remedies
prescribed by Vermont physician E. E. Phelps for Mrs. George B. Green. Newspaper clippings and other
printed items laid in.One-volume daybook of farm and personal accounts, 1852- June...
          
      
          Dates: 
        1823 - 1862
      
      
   J. F. Miles ledger
     Collection  — Volume 1
  
    
      Identifier: MSS 2/260
    
Scope and Contents
	     Ledger documenting medical practice of J. F. Miles in Hinesburgh, Vt., 1848-1860. Includes accounts with Town of Hinesburgh and payment of medical fees with goods and services.
          
      
          Dates: 
        1848 - 1860
      
      
   Job Leonard Ledger and daybook
     Collection  — Volume 1
  
    
      Identifier: MSS 2/284
    
Scope and Contents
	     Volume documenting medical practice of Job Leonard in Windham Co., Vt., 1814-1821; some accounts settled as late as 1823. Begins in ledger format, then changes to daybook format in Dec. 1817. Lists patient name, reason for visit, prescriptions, and settlement of accounts. Includes supplementary folder of receipts and miscellaneous financial papers, 1818-1843.
          
      
          Dates: 
        1814 - 1843; Majority of material found within 1814 - 1821
      
      
   Reverend John Clark letter to Otis Jones
     Collection  — Folder 1
  
    
      Identifier: MSS 2/330
    
Scope and Contents
             The collection contains an autographed signed letter dated 11 Jan. [18]43 from Reverend John Clark to Otis Jones. The letter descibes an epidemic among the populace of Burke, [Vt.]. Reverend Clark describes the symptoms suffered by the afflicted and the mounting death toll. He observes that women seemed more susceptible than men to the illness and notes those sections of the town most affected by the epidemic. Reverend Clark also describes the work of the physicians and the treatments they...
          
      
          Dates: 
        1843-01-11
      
      
   

