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Physicians (General practice)

 Subject
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings

Found in 5 Collections and/or Records:

Blanche Stillson collection

 Collection — Multiple Containers
Identifier: S1254
Scope and Contents This collection comprises papers including contracts, bills, letters, and receipts from the Stillson family in Bedford, Indiana ranging from 1873 to 1908 regarding the building of the family home and the medical practice of Doctors Joseph O. Stillson and Joseph Stillson, Blanche Stillson's father and grandfather, respectively. Of particular interest is a small notebook from 1873 to 1874 listing medical cases handled by the two physicians.
Dates: 1873-1908
Found in: Rare Books and Manuscripts / Blanche Stillson collection

Hamet N. Helms papers

 Collection
Identifier: L132
Scope and Contents This collection includes correspondence, papers, reminiscences, and account books from Hamet N. Helms and Mary A. Helms and others in Haddon, Indiana; Carlisle, Pennsylvania; Baltimore, Maryland; and Lansing, Iowa, ranging from 1823 to 1890, regarding family and professional business affairs.
Dates: 1823-1890
Found in: Rare Books and Manuscripts / Hamet N. Helms papers

John J. Garver account books

 Collection
Identifier: V015
Scope and Contents This collection consists of three account books kept by Dr. John J. Garver for his medical practice in Indianapolis, Indiana. With entries ranging from 1880 to 1900, the record books list patients, reasons for visits, charges, and some prescriptions.
Dates: 1880-1900
Found in: Rare Books and Manuscripts / John J. Garver account books

John M. Gray clipping advertisement

 Collection — Folder S2875
Identifier: S2875
Scope and Contents This collection includes one undated newspaper clipping advertising Dr. John M. Gray, a physician and druggist from Noblesville, Indiana, and the range of goods provided and services rendered by Gray.
Dates: 19th century
Found in: Rare Books and Manuscripts / John M. Gray clipping advertisement

Thomas S. Basye collection

 Collection — Multiple Containers
Identifier: S3298
Scope and Contents The collection consists of a letter, diplomas, and a certificate from Dr. Thomas S. Basye and family of Spiceland, Indiana in Indianapolis, Indiana and Cincinatti, Ohio, ranging from 1850-1871 and 1922, regarding his medical career, that of James Turner, and the spelling of the family surname, according to the letter from G. W. H. Kemper, giving the correct spelling of Basye’s name as per Mrs. Albert White, daughter of Basye, June 5, 1922.The certificates and diplomas comprise 2...
Dates: 1850-1922
Found in: Rare Books and Manuscripts / Thomas S. Basye collection

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