Medical bills from Thomas Aston to James Hawse, 1762

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Creator
Aston, Thomas.
Type
Invoices.
Language
English
Origin
Massachusetts
Description
2 manuscripts.
Date
1762
Repository
Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine
Identifier
colonialnorthamerica.library.harvard.edu/990065285660203941
Subjects
Materia Medica--history
Materia medica
Medicine--Massachusetts--History
Pharmacists--Massachusetts--Boston
Accounts Payable and Receivable
Boston (Mass.)

Content Notes

Two bills, dated 10 February 1762, and 17 August, 1762, rendered to Dr. James Hawse, possibly James Hawes of Wrentham, Massachusetts, from Boston apothecary Thomas Aston for medicinal ingredients including camphor, castor, and cream of tartar. Also listed on the bills are charges for vials and vial corks.

Biographical Notes

Thomas Aston was an apothecary active in Boston, Massachusetts, in the 1760s.