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XM/7185

Papurau Dr Henry Thomas a’i ferch Eva.
Papers of Dr. Henry Thomas and his daughter Miss Eva.

Dr. Henry Thomas (1832-1894) was a native of Chester, the son of Thomas Thomas (1799-1887) a printer in that city. Thomas Thomas was however a native of Bangor and a descendant of the Thomas family of Coed Helen, Caernarfon. Dr. Henry Thomas became articled to Dr. Norton of Chester in 1852. He left to study medicine in America where he graduated as M.D. of the Western College of Homoeopathic Medicine, Cleveland, Ohio, and of the Homoeopathic Medical College of Pennsylvania at Philadelphia. He returned to practice in Chester before succeeding Dr. Norton as resident proprietor and medical superintendent of the Llandudno Hydropathic Establishment. He remained there until his death, 6 Feb. 1894.
Miss Eva Thomas was the youngest daughter of Dr. Henry Thomas. She was a teacher, Principally of French and German which she had studied on the continent and held diplomas for both, but she also gave lessons in music and English.

Item TitleDescriptionArchive Date
XM/7185/99 LETTER: R.E. Dudgeon, 82 Gloucester Place [Portman Square] to [Dr. Thomas] in which he states that in his opinion [Dr. Thomas’s] case is evidently right and he cannot understand the attitude of ...  more 1859 Nov. 15
XM/7185/100 CERTIFICATE: ?E. Glastenbury, Glan Aber, Chester, certifying that Dr. Thomas practised as a physician by the year ?1856.  1859 Nov. 15
XM/7185/101 CERTIFICATE: Charles Williams, The High Cross, Chester, certifying that Dr. Henry Thomas attended himself and his family as Physician during the year 1857.  1859 Nov.16
XM/7185/102 CERTIFICATE: Edward Minshull certifying that Dr. Thomas attended him and his family in his capacity as physician in the year 1857.  1859 Nov. 16
XM/7185/103 CERTIFICATE: Thomas Dixon, Littleton near Chester, Magistrate for the City and County of Chester, certifying that Doctor Henry Thomas attended him in his professional capacity as a physician during th...  more 1859 Nov.17
XM/7185/104 COPY LETTER: Henry Thomas, 10 White Friars, Chester, to Dr. Hawkins, London, informing him that with this letter he will receive certificates proving he was in practice as a physician in England prior...  more [1859 Nov.17]
XM/7185/105 CERTIFICATE: Caroline Williams, High Street, Woolton near Liverpool, to [Dr. Henry Thomas] certifying that Dr. Henry Thomas attended her in his professional capacity as a physician during the year 185...  more 1859 Nov.18
XM/7185/106 LETTER: Francis Hawkins, Medical Registration Office, 32 Soho Square, London, W. to Henry Thomas, esq., informing him that he cannot enter his name in the medical register because the Medical Council ...  more 1859 Nov. 19
XM/7185/107 COPY LETTER: Henry Thomas, 10 White Friars, Chester to F. Hawkins, esq., M.D., London, asking him to keep the Post Office Order until he sees a letter received by Dr. Thomas from the Secretary of the ...  more [18]59 Nov.20
XM/7185/108 LETTER: R.E. Dudgeon, 82 Gloucester Place, to [Dr. Thomas] explaining that he had spoken to Dr. Hawkins and had tried to learn from him why the Council were not satisfied that [Dr. Thomas] was not reg...  more [18]59 Nov.23
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