Historical miscellany, 1818-1960.

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Historical miscellany, 1818-1960.

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The records consist of a collection of miscellaneous historical material apparently assembled for the purposes of preparing a company history. They include copies of the charter and bylaws, employee-orientation booklets and manuals on company benefits, trade catalogs and price sheets. There is a small body of correspondence from the World War I period and specimens of bills and other old company documents, as well as newsclippings and tear sheets. Some of the material documents Schieffelin's connection with the early Pennsylvania petroleum industry, and the town of Tombstone, Arizona, founded by prospector Ed Schieffelin. There is also a pamphlet history of the Drug and Chemical Club of New York.

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Schieffelin, Jacob, 1757-1835

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British army officer; later a pharmacist in New York, N.Y. From the description of Jacob Schieffelin papers, 1780-1929. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 70980965 Schieffelin was secretary to Henry Hamilton in Detroit; later removed to New York City, where he became a successful merchant. Jacob Schieffelin, son of Jacob (b. Walheim, Germany, Feb. 4, 1732) and Regina Yargaretha K. Ritschauerin (b. Milhaus Ender Ense, Germany, Sep. 9, 1731), was born in P...

Schieffelin, Hannah Lawrence, 1758-1838.

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American medical association

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Schieffelin & Co.

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Schieffelin & Co. is a leading pharmaceutical and liquor-importing house of New York City. The business was founded by Effingham Lawrence in 1781 and taken over by his brothers-in-law, Jacob Schieffelin and John B. Lawrence as Lawrence & Schieffelin in 1794. The firm descended through the Schieffelin family and was variously styled: Jacob Schieffelin (1799-1805), Jacob Schieffelin & Son (1805-14), H.H. Schieffelin & Co. (1814-49), Schieffelin Brothers & Co. (1849...

W.H. Schieffelin & Co.

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