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Total number of records: 84

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SubjectCount
general surgery2
obstetrics2
schools, medical1
textiles1
students, medical1
midwifery1
hospitals, general1
anatomy1
cadaver1
climatology1

Top 10: People and organisations

People and organisationsCount
Hey, William (1772-1844)5
Hey, William (1736-1819)5
Hey, Richard (1789)3
Hey, John (1777-1801)3
Farish, William (1759-1837)2
Hey, Samuel (1815-1888)2
Sharp, William (1769-1833)1
Pearson, John (1758-1826)1
Hey, William (1811-1882)1
Hey, William (1796-1875)1

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Up to 189955

Archive Collection

Hey Family Collection

Hey, Richard (1789); Hey, William (1772-1844); Hey, Samuel (1815-1888); Hey, William (1736-1819)

1759-1842

The collection includes papers, correspondence and medical casebooks by members of the Hey family, surgeons of Leeds. The casebooks form the bulk of the collection, with 21 medical and obstetrical c...

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Correspondence from Samuel Hey (1815-1888) to his brother William Hey (1811-1882)

Hey, Samuel (1815-1888)

12 Feb 1828-28 Oct 1842

Contains 34 letters from Samuel Hey to his older brother, William Hey. The letters start from when Samuel was studying at Cox's School in Gainsborough, and move on to his medical training at Leeds a...

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Notebooks of case histories in obstetrics

Hey, William (1736-1819)

May 1759-Nov 1807

The 10 manuscript notebooks contain descriptions of obstetrics patient cases that William Hey I attended through his private medical and midwifery practice. Each case includes information about the pa...

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Notebooks of medical and surgical case histories

Hey, William (1736-1819)

1763-1809

The 12 manuscript notebooks contain descriptions of patient cases that William Hey I attended through his private medical and midwifery practice, including details of symptoms and treatment given.

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Correspondence from Richard Walker to William Hey

1784-1785

Comprised of three letters from Richard Walker senior, Royal Apothecary of St James Street, London, to William Hey I. The letters mainly relate to the training of medical practitioners in Leeds.

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Letter from William Hey I to his son Richard Hey

Hey, William (1736-1819)

3 Mar 1787

The letter is a request to Richard Hey from his father, William Hey, to procure a cadaver to be used for teaching anatomy at the Leeds General Infirmary. Richard was residing in Southwark, London, so ...

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Notes of an account of a meteor sighting by William Hey, addressed to the Philosophical and Literary Society, Leeds

04 Feb 1784

Bound notebook detailing an account of a meteor sighting near Spacey House, near Pannall, Harrogate on 18 Aug 1783. The account was addressed to the Philosophical and Literary Society, Leeds, on 4th F...

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Letters from William Hey I to his nephew, William Sharp

Hey, William (1736-1819)

11 Oct 1791-08 Feb 1792

Two letters discussing various medical topics and William Sharp's medical training.

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Notes by William Hey II relating to the biography of his father, William Hey I, written by John Pearson

Hey, William (1772-1844)

approx 1819-1821

Three volumes of notes forming a biography of William Hey (1736-1819), written by his son William Hey II for the published biography 'The Life of William Hey' by John Pearson (1822).

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Drafts of a memoranda on increasing the number of medical officers at the Leeds General Infirmary, written by William Hey II

Hey, William (1772-1844)

1827

These drafts were written when Hey was principal surgeon at Leeds General Infirmary.

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