Dr. Kirkman and Dr. Brower's Ledger
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- Dr. Kirkman and Dr. Brower's Ledger
- Description
- Ledger covering from 1837 to 1856. The first page has the official agreement between Daniel C. Brower and George Kirkman who "doth agree to enter into a copardnership in the Practice of Medacine" in 1837 Brower promised and agreed to furnish a shop and medicines and also do an equal part of the practice, and Kirkman agreed to attend regularly at the shop and do one half of the practice for one-third of the profits. The rest of the ledger contains records of visits, what was prescribed, and cost. In 1838, the agreement was revised to each furnishing one half of the medicines, one half of the practice, and equal proportions of the profit. creator: George Kirkman and Daniel C. Brower
- Date
- 1837-1856
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- financial records
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- CD01.99.00.01
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- Location of Original
- Laupus Library History Collections
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The Development of Medicine in Eastern North Carolina, 1849–2005
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