Found 3 collections related to Medicine -- Formulae, receipts, prescriptions

The Henriques family, a mercantile family originally from Portugal, lived in England, Scotland, Nova Scotia, and the U.S. Collection consists of correspondence, legal papers, cash and account books, receipts, newsclippings, tracts, writings, and other documents representing four generations of the Henriques family. Bulk of the papers pertains to Philip Henriques's various business ventures in Nova Scotia and New York City, as well as his membership in the Methodist Church. Correspondence, 1740-1831, is mostly between Jane Henriques, the principal heir to the estate of her father, David Lopes Henriques, and attorney James Murray and between Jane and her brother Philip. David Lopes Henriques's papers, 1732-1777, consist of estate papers, ship insurance policies, and other documents. Janet Henriques's papers, 1745-1759, are primarily legal papers. Also, some papers of Jane Henriques, 1759-1796, and Jacob Lopes Henriques, 1732-1777; medical recipes and prescriptions for the family; and school and navigation books belonging to Philip Jr. and William. less

Thomas A. Brayton was an American physician. Collection consists of notes, medical recipes, case records, and miscellaneous papers. Includes notes on lectures by Doctors T.P. Batchelor, Henry W. Childs, John Delameter, David Hosack, William J. MacNeven, Samuel L. Mitchill, Valentine Mott, and Wright Post on materia medica, theory and practice of physic, obstetrics, surgery, anatomy, botany, and other subjects, delivered at the College of Physicians and Surgeons in New York City; medical recipes; record of cases at New York Hospital, 1823-1824; births attended, 1823-1833; list of reference books; problems in mathematics, navigation, geometry, and other fields at Albany Academy, 1820; and surveys of Adams, Mass., including what is now North Adams, 1825-1830. less