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26 resultados para Bickersteth, Edward, 1786-1850

em School of Medicine, Washington University, United States

Annual Announcement of the Medical Department of the University of the State of Missouri, Volume 7, 1850-1851

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Annual Bulletin of the Medical Department of the St. Louis University, 1850-1851

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Annual Bulletin of the Medical Department of the St. Louis University, 1849-1850

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Social invitations mailed to W. Beaumont from Mrs. Lewis Cass, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Livingston, Colonel Abert, Colonel and Mrs. Towson, Major J. K. Hook, Joseph Lovell, Ramsey Crooks, and Eliza Lovell. 1833

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Edward Macomb [Fort Leavenworth, KS] to W. Beaumont [Saint Louis, MO] regarding: vaccine requested by Macomb and news of Fort Leavenworth. January 19, 1837. W. Beaumont [Saint Louis, MO] to Edward Macomb [Fort Leavenworth, KS] regarding: vaccine sent Macomb, success of Colonel and Mrs. Kearney in recruitment for dragoon corps. February 2, 1837

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Milo L. North and Edward P. Terry, Connecticut Medical Convention [New Haven, CT] to W. Beaumont, regarding: resolution of thanks. May 15, 1834

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Edward Livingston, Ambassador to France [Paris, France] to W. Beaumont regarding: thanks for Experiments and Observations. March 16, 1834

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Edward Everett [Washington, DC] to W. Beaumont, regarding: thanks for Experiments and Observations. February 4, 1834

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Ed (Edward) Harm, Corresponding Secretary, Horticulture Society [Saint Louis, MO] to W. Beaumont [Saint Louis, MO] regarding: election to the Saint Louis Horticultural Society. December 29, 1847

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Draft of letter from W. Beaumont [Saint Louis, MO] to William Morrison, regarding: St. Martin’s traveling expenses, contract to be settled after St. Martin arrives, advice given about St. Martin’s route to Saint Louis, cautions against misuse of advance by St. Martin. August 4, 1850

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William Morrison [Berthier, Canada] to W. Beaumont [Saint Louis, MO] regarding: St. Martin and family ready to travel, monies requested by St. Martin, St. Martin described as a reformed man, St. Martin and family to be employed by Beaumont for 1 year and given board and travel expenses. February 23, 1850

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Draft of letter from W. Beaumont [Saint Louis, MO] to William Morrison [Berthier, Canada] regarding: attempt to employ St. Martin through Morrison, monies to be sent St. Martin through Morrison, St. Martin and family to be given house by Beaumont, doubt about St. Martin’s sincerity. May 4, 1850

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Draft of letter from W. Beaumont [Saint Louis, MO] to William Morrison [Berthier, Canada] regarding: another attempt to employ St. Martin through Morrison. January 31, 1850

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Memorandum from W. Beaumont [Saint Louis, MO] to George Johnson, Jr. regarding: settlement of accounts with Johnson, rent to be paid for use of Beaumont’s office. November 1, 1849. Memorandum from George Johnson Jr. regarding: list of names and amounts paid in cash from January 2, 1844 through November 27, 1847 with interest he assigned. March 27, 1849. Memorandum from George Johnson, Jr. regarding: duplicate receipt of $1500 paid to Johnson by Beaumont and list of Johnson’s uncollected accounts to January 1, 1848. March 27, 1849. Memorandum from George Johnson, Jr. regarding: memo of old unsettled balances on books through January 1, 1850 and list of names with money owed Beaumont. January 1, 1850

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Draft of letter from W. Beaumont [Saint Louis, MO] to William Morrison regarding: St. Martin has not arrived in Saint Louis, anxious in attempt to contact St. Martin, frustration with St. Martin, course planned at Saint Louis Medical College along with experiments, fear St. Martin met with accident while traveling. December 30, 1850

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