Hyde-Coffin family papers, 1791-1877.

Hyde family.

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Massachusetts medical society

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The Massachusetts Medical Society was founded in 1781. Early members of the society published its transactions and papers presented at meetings; in 1812 they began publishing New England Journal of Medicine and Surgery. In the early 19th century Harvard College and the society agreed that both organizations could examine candidates and award a degree or a certificate of approval, as appropriate. Committees of the society have been active in improving the quality of health care in Massachusetts. ...

Hyde, John A. (John Angier), 1771-1857

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First physician in Freeport, Me.; practiced in the town for sixty-five years. From the description of John Angier Hyde ledgers, 1807-1852. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 70979415 From the description of John A. Hyde ledger, ca. 1837-1863. (Maine Historical Society Library). WorldCat record id: 71128478 John Angier Hyde was born in Rehoboth, Mass., on 10 July 1771. He practiced medicine in Freeport, Me., and earned an honorary M.D. from the Medical School of Maine at...

Hyde, Ephraim Augustus, 1814-1871

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Hyde-Coffin family.

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Hyde family originated in Massachusetts. Documents of Dr. John Angier Hyde and Dr. Ephraim A. Hyde form bulk of collection. These include Constitution of Massachusetts Medical Society (1804). Correspondence indicates presence of family member at Andersonville, Ga. Prison during Civil War. Hyde family members eventually settled in San Francisco and Marin County, Calif. Abel Coffin was a ship's captain based in Boston, Mass. Collection contains his sailing and trading instructions (1833), as well ...

Coffin, Abel

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Coffin family.

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