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Physick, Philip Syng, 1768-1837. Questions on surgery from the lectures of Philip Syng Physick, Professor of Surgery in the University of Pennsylvania, delivered in the winter of 1818-1819., 1818-1819.

Title: Questions on surgery from the lectures of Philip Syng Physick, Professor of Surgery in the University of Pennsylvania, delivered in the winter of 1818-1819., 1818-1819.

ArchivalResource: 150 p. 35 cm.

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Records of leather tanners, New England, 1752-1872 (inclusive).

Title: Records of leather tanners, New England, 1752-1872 (inclusive).

Accounts of John Hayward, Braintree, Mass., for 1752-1776; unidentified account book from Hampton, N.H. area for 1752-1760; ledger of Matthew Noble, Westfield, Mass., 1766-1840 (continued after 1805 by William Moseley, administrator of Noble's estate); accounts of Nathan Pierson, West Stockbridge, Mass., for 1784-1826; daybooks of Henry Baxter, Barton, Vt., for 1829-1837; letters and dividend statements (1869-1872) relating to an early profit sharing plan of Webster and Company's tannery and patent leather factory, Malden, Mass.

ArchivalResource: .75 linear ft. (7 v., 1 box)

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Hartford County (Conn.). Hartford County writs of execution, 1793-1807.

Title: Hartford County writs of execution, 1793-1807.

Orders written to the sheriffs of the towns of Simsbury, Windsor, Suffield, Granby, Canton, Farmington, Enfield, East Hartford and Hartford, Connecticut, to collect sums owed to either the plaintiff or the court as a result of a judgment rendered in County Court or the local justice court. The bulk of the summons were to sheriffs in Simsbury and Windsor. The Justices of the Peace who signed the writs include David Humphrey, Dudley Pettibone, Noah A. Phelps, Andrew Hillyer of Simsbury, Solomon Griswold, Hezekiah Bissell and William Moseley of Windsor, and Oliver Mather of Farmington. Orders were also issued by County Court clerks Solomon Porter and T. Chester of Granby and by assistant Roger Newberry of Simsbury.

ArchivalResource: 0.25 linear feet (1 box).

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Records of general stores in Massachusetts, 1685-1875 (inclusive) [microform].

Title: Records of general stores in Massachusetts, 1685-1875 (inclusive) [microform].

Records, chiefly account books, of Samuel Sewall of Boston, 1685-1689; Hopestill Foster, Jr., of Boston, 1766-1775; Elisha Ford, also a tavern keeper, of Marshfield, 1771-1795; Samuel Hastings of Boston, 1772-1825; Edward K. Wolcott of Oxford and Brookline, 1774-1796; Reed and Gardner of Littleton, 1782-1791; Asa Underwood of Dunstable, 1782-1831; William Tuttle of Littleton, 1790-1804; Laban Hearsey, probably of Suffolk County, 1796-1822; Daniel Putnam, Jr., Putnam & Perkins, and Putnam & Whitney of Fitchburg and Lunenburg, 1798-1821; Robert P. Tolman of Dorchester, 1804-1840; the Collamore family of Pembroke and Boston, 1807-1853; John Claflin of Milford, 1808-1809; Joseph Weaver of Freetown, 1810-1814; William Pope of Spencer (previously of Thomaston, Me.), 1811-1838; William Moseley of Westfield, 1812-1829; Burr & Pritchard of Concord, 1813-1855; an unidentified storekeeper probably from Boylston, 1815-1817; David Fisher, Jr. of Wrentham, 1815-1818; an unidentified storekeeper of Orange, 1815-1818; Joseph B. Varnum of Dracut, 1816-1857; an unidentified storekeeper of Boston, 1818-1820; John Osborn and Company of Boston, 1821-1825; an unidentified storekeeper of Nantucket, 1823-1824; Osgood & Wright of Boston, 1830-1837; H.C. Cushman of Taunton, 1832-1836; and Thomas Aikin and Company of South Yarmouth, 1835-1840. Also records of Morton Eddy and Fred K. Cushing of Bridgewater, 1843-1845; the Wyman family of Charlestown, 1845-1856; an unidentified storekeeper, exact location undetermined, 1846; Walcott & Holden of Concord, 1848-1875; and Mrs. Browning of Hardwick, 1859-1865.

ArchivalResource: ca. 6 linear ft. (53 v., 3 boxes)Copies: 1 microfilm reel.

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Moseley, William. Day books : [Norfolk, Va.] / William Moseley, 1820-1847.

Title: Day books : [Norfolk, Va.] / William Moseley, 1820-1847.

ArchivalResource: 2 v. ; 32 cm.

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Rhode Island Medical Society. Records, [ca. 1791-1987].

Title: Records, [ca. 1791-1987].

Relates to the activities of the Society and various topics in medical research and the history of the medical sciences. Includes correspondence, reports, memos; addresses and speeches; case studies; documents; research/lecture notes and papers; medical notebooks; autograph letters of prominent men of medicine collected by George Dallas Hersey; medical drawings; photographs; meeting programs; biographical data; slides; miscellanea. Names of persons and groups represented include: William P. Davis; Helen DeJong; Robert F. Noyes; Herbert G. Partridge; Providence Franklin Society; Brown University School of Medicine.

ArchivalResource: Approximately 4 linear feet.

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Connecticut. Committee of the Pay Table. Pay table orders, 1782-1783.

Title: Pay table orders, 1782-1783.

Pay table orders signed by Connecticut Committee members Eleazer Wales, Oliver Wolcott, Jr., William Moseley, and Fenn Wadsworth. The orders were the balance due to soldiers for service in the Continental Army. Those serving were Samuel Teal, James Chittenden, Frederick Avery, William Jones, William Goodrich, Asaph Pettingal, and William Chambers. John Lawrence was serving as Treasurer at the time the orders were issued.

ArchivalResource: 7 pieces (1 folder).

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Moseley, William. Interview [sound recording], 1963.

Title: Interview [sound recording], 1963.

A Milwaukee radio interview, September 23, 1963, with William Moseley, president of Missionaries to Brazil, by Bob Siegrist on "Bob Siegrist and the News"; containing comments on the effectiveness of U.S. foreign aid in Brazil.

ArchivalResource: 1 tape recording.

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