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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/7185/109 LETTER: J. Drysdale, Liverpool, to Dr. Thomas, wherein Mr. Drysdale, states that the only course for Dr. Thomas to follow is to snap his fingers at the registration law and practice under his foreign ...  more [1859] Nov.28
XM/7185/110 LETTER: Thomas Roberts, Chester to Dr. Thomas, White Friars, stating he is sending for his perusal the case which he has prepared and although he thinks he may have set out the correspondence rather t...  more 1859 Nov. 30
XM/7185/111 LETTER: Charles J. Hemple, Homoeopathic College, Philadelphia to Dr. [Thomas] enclosing a letter to his registrar. He is unacquainted with the gentleman’s name or address and therefore was compe...  more 1859 Dec .12
XM/7185/112 LETTER: [?Mr. J. Benthly] Philadelphia to Henry Thomas M.D. informing Dr. Thomas that papers prepared for him have been forwarded to London by the Department in Washington and will meet every objectio...  more [18]59 Dec. 15
XM/7185/113 LETTER: Thomas Roberts, Chester to Dr. Thomas, White Friars, stating that they have received the opinion of Mr. Atherton, Solicitor General, and regrets that he does not take a more favourable opinion...  more 1859 Dec .19
XM/7185/114 COPY LETTER: Henry Thomas, 10 White Friars, Chester, to F. Hawkins, esq., M.D., Medical Registrar, London, enclosing a letter from Dr. Hemple of [Pennsylvania].  [18]59 Dec .28
XM/7185/115 LETTER: Francis Hawkins, Registrar, Medical Registration Office, 32, Soho Square, London, W. to Henry Thomas, esq., informing him that Mr. Hawkins had received the letter from Dr. Hemple forwarded by ...  more 1859 Dec .29
XM/7185/116 COPY LETTER: Henry Thomas to Dr. Macrobin, in which Mr. Thomas enquires as to the terms on which a diploma in medicine would be granted to him. He wishes to have a British diploma as well as his Ameri...  more [1850s]
XM/7185/117 LETTER: TESTIMONIAL: Mr. J. Drysdale, M.D., Rodney Street, Liverpool, stating he has known Dr. Henry Thomas for about four years as a most zealous student and practitioner of medicine and that for the...  more [1850s]
XM/7185/118 LETTER: A. Stokes, to [Dr. Thomas] telling of his anticipation of the coming of a second edition of his "Additions" he suggests a notice of Hypericum Perforatum quoted in the 20th edition of...  more [1850s]
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