Mulford, Isaac Skillman, 1799-1873

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Isaac Skillman Mulford (1799-1873), a Camden, N.J. (Camden County) physician, who began his practice in 1823, was a leader in the Camden community and active in various medical societies, including a term as president of the Camden County Medical Center. Dr. Camden wrote Civil and Political History of New Jersey (1848), studied the causes of cholera, spoke out in favor of prison reform, and supported the anti-slavery and temperance causes.

From the description of Papers, 1835-1863. (New Jersey Historical Society Library). WorldCat record id: 38858749

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creatorOf Downing, Robert F. Robert F. Downing deed, 1872. Camden County Historical Society
referencedIn Daguerreotypes, ambrotypes, and other cased photographs, 1840-1870. New Jersey Historical Society Library
creatorOf Mulford, Isaac Skillman, 1799-1873. Papers, 1835-1863. New Jersey Historical Society Library
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associatedWith New Jersey Prison Reform Association. corporateBody
Place Name Admin Code Country
New Jersey--Camden
New Jersey
United States
Subject
Slavery
Diseases
Educational law and legislation
Horse racing
Medical jurisprudence
Medicine
Meningitis
Physicians
Prison reformers
Prisons
Public institutions
Temperance
Occupation
Historians
Physicians
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Birth 1799

Death 1873

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