Brushfield, Thomas Nadauld (1828-1910), MD
- Date:
- 23 June 1843
- Manuscripts
About this work
Description
Indenture apprenticing T N Brushfield to Samuel Byles, surgeon apothecary and man midwife, of Spitalfields, Middlesex. Brushfield was to serve for five years, learning the art of a surgeon and apothecary.
Publication/Creation
23 June 1843
Physical description
1 file
Membrane. 221 ? 229 mm., 1 folio
Membrane. 221 ? 229 mm., 1 folio
Biographical note
Thomas Nadauld Brushfield was apprenticed to Samuel Byles, surgeon-apothecary and man-midwife, of Spitalfields, Middlesex, in 1843.He was on the staff of the Chester County Asylum, 1853-1866, and was Superintendent of Brookwood Asylum in Surrey 1866-1882.On retirement, after injuries from an assault by one of the inmates, he contributed extensively to the Oxford English Dictionary.For an obituary see the British Medical Journal 1910, ii, p. 2054.
Related material
At Wellcome Collection:See MS.1387 (also by Brushfield) and MS.1587 (relating to Cheshire Lunatic Asylum).
Creator/production credits
Brushfield, Thomas Nadauld, 1828-1910.
Language note
In English.
Location of duplicates
A photograph of this item is held in Wellcome Images, negative number L0042118.
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Where to find it
Location of original
Wellcome Library; GB.
Location Status Access Closed storesMS.5146