Medical bill from William Thomas to Ebenezer Tincomb, 1759 April 22

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Creator: Thomas, William , 1718-1802

Type: Invoices.

Language: English

Origin: Massachusetts

Description: 1 manuscript.

Date: 1759

Repository: Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine

Identifier: colonialnorthamerica.library.harvard.edu/990146138780203941

Subjects

Delivery of Health Care--history

Medical fees

Medical care--Massachusetts--History

Medicine--Practice--Accounting

Accounts Payable and Receivable

Fees and Charges

History of Medicine

Patient Care--history

Content Notes

Bill rendered to soldier Ebenezer Tincomb by Dr. William Thomas (1718-1802) of Plymouth, Massachusetts, on 22 April 1759 for fourteen visits and medicines administered to Tincomb, who had smallpox, in November and December 1758.

Biographical Notes

William Thomas (1718-1802) was a physician active in Plymouth, Massachusetts, in the 1750s.