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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/7185/30(A) TESTIMONIAL written by Charles T. Pearce., M.D., M.R.C.S., certifying that Mr. Henry Thomas assisted him in the Northampton Dispensary during [185?]-1856 and was diligent in his attendances. The numbe...  more [1857]
XM/7185/31 TESTIMONIALS: Various testimonials written by M.D.’s in America and England regarding the character and professional skill of Dr. Henry Thomas. Printed.  [1857]
XM/7185/32 LETTER: Thomas Thomas, Bendigo, Victoria, Australia to [his brother] Harry [via Dr. Henry Thomas] complaining that he has not received a letter from the family for 6 months. He gives an account of his...  more 1853 July
XM/7185/33 LETTER: Mr. H. Turner, Manchester, to Mr. Thomas [possibly father or brother of Dr. Henry Thomas] expressing his regret on hearing that Dr. Thomas might settle in Melbourne rather than stay in England...  more 1854 Nov.8
XM/7185/34 LETTER: Mr. H. Turner, Manchester to [Mr. Thomas, possibly father or brother of Dr. Henry Thomas] expressing his pleasure on hearing of Dr. Thomas’s success, and stating that there is a glorious...  more 1855 March 13
XM/7185/35 LETTER: Dr. J. Forsyth Patrick, 15 Chatham Street, Manchester, to Dr. Thomas, congratulating him on obtaining his diploma and informing him that the professional homeopaths of Manchester have prepared...  more [18]55 April 23
XM/7185/36 LETTER: G.C. Holland to Dr. Thomas, regarding extracts sent to Mr. Holland by Dr. Thomas. Mr. Holland comments that the extracts are extraordinary and requests that Dr. Thomas acquaints him with any s...  more 1856 March 6
XM/7185/37 COPY LETTER: [Dr] H. Thomas, Northampton, to G.C. Holland M.D. ,Sheffield, Dr. Thomas informs Mr. Holland that if further extracts come to his notice he will contact him again. Quotes case of patient ...  more [18]56 March 12
XM/7185/38 LETTER: [Dr] Garth Wilkinson, St. John’s Wood, to Dr. Thomas thanking Dr. Thomas for his communication which would be of use to him in his practice.  1856 July 12
XM/7185/39 LETTER: John Epps, 89 Great Russell Street, [London] to Dr. Thomas advising him that his note will be inserted in the next number, also a revue of his little treatise that is very prettily gotten up, ...  more 1856 Nov. 11
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