New England Hospital for Women and Children records

Collection

Identifier: SSC-MS-00339

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

The records of the New England Hospital contain manuscripts, photographs, annual reports, minutes, a scrapbook, printed material, legal and financial records, correspondence and memorabilia. They are divided into two parts. The first (SERIES I-V) is a group of miscellaneous papers dealing with the early history of the hospital. It includes material related to fund drives and anniversary celebrations (1896-1962); manuscript and published Annual Reports, 1863-1955; correspondence (1847-1922); business and financial papers (1859-1920); circulars and rules ; memoranda and minutes of physicians' meetings (1876-1917) (including one bound volume of minutes); photographs, a scrapbook; and miscellaneous subjects including a controversy over abortion (1915), the use of chloroform as an anesthetic (1888), and African-American women interns. There is also application material from women medical students seeking internships, including letters, forms, recommendations, and transcripts (1891-1926). The second part (SERIES VI) contains several hundred letters collected for their autograph value for sale at nineteenth century fund-raising fairs. These letters are largely from the correspondence of Ednah Dow Cheney and Eva Channing. While they do not relate in content to the Hospital, they are authored by major literary, political, and religious figures of the latter half of the nineteenth century. They form a valuable collection of source material in the social and intellectual history of the period. Topics include woman suffrage, social services, abolition, freedmen's education, literature, and Civil War relief. The correspondents cover a wide range of notables, including: Louisa May Alcott (1882-88), Alice Stone Blackwell (1886-1903); Elizabeth Blackwell (1848-87); George Washington Cable (1877-1904), Lydia Maria Child (1860-69), Thomas Wentworth Higginson (1857-1902); Julia Ward Howe (1862-1900); Henry Wadsworth Longfelllow (1864-78), Elizabeth Palmer Peabody (1881-87), Lucy Stone (1879-93), Harriet Beecher Stowe (1860-70), and John Greenleaf Whittier (1862-90). For additional noted correspondents see Search Terms.

These records provide a unique insight into medical education and health care for women in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, the sometimes difficult and contentious internal challenges within the Hospital, and its struggle to maintain its independence in a rapidly changing social and cultural environment.

The bulk of the hospital records are dated between 1862 and 1956. They are divided into six series: I. History, II. Personal, III. Financial, IV. Correspondence, V. Subjects, VI. Autograph Collection

Dates of Materials

1792 - 1994

Creator

New England Hospital for Women and Children (Organization)

Language of Materials

English.

Conditions Governing Access

The records are open to research according to the regulations of the Sophia Smith Collection.

Conditions Governing Use

The copyright owner of this collection is unknown. It is the responsibility of the researcher to identify and satisfy the holders of all copyrights. For reproductions of materials that are governed by fair use as defined under U. S. Copyright Law, no permission to cite or publish is required. Researchers do not need anything further from Smith College Special Collections to move forward with their use.

Biographical / Historical

The New England Hospital for Women and Children (NEH), founded by Dr. Marie Zakrzewska and Ednah Dow Cheney, opened in Boston on July 1, 1862. It was, for more than a century, a teaching hospital where women doctors and nurses could study and practice medicine and women could receive treatment from female doctors. It was the first hospital in Boston to offer obstetrics, gynecology, and pediatrics all in one facility. The concept grew out of Zakrzewska's close friendships with influential women in Boston. These early supporters included reformers such as Abby May, Caroline Severance and philanthropist, Lucy Goddard. Goddard served as president for the first twenty-fuve years until 1887. Cheney served as secretary, becoming president in 1887. She resigned in 1902. During its first ten years the NEH served primarily the immigrant population of the area. Despite the hard financial times during the Civil War, Dr. Zakrzewska and her supporters raised enough money to sustain the hospital in its early years. Throughout the nineteenth century the NEH grew steadily from ten beds and approximately $150 in assets in 1862 to a budget of $146,000 in 1872. Among the doctors who served the NEH were Dr. Susan Dimock and Dr. Lucy Sewall. The country's first trained nurse, Linda Richards, studied at NEH in 1873; and the first African-American nurse, Mary Eliza Mahoney, graduated in 1875. Born and nourished by separatism, the nineteenth century solution to sexual discrimination, the hospital, by the time of its centennial in 1962, was facing conflict over integration and the challenge of justifying its existence as an all-woman's hospital. This was due in part to a growing tendency among women doctors to achieve professional equality with men, manifested by the integration of the medical profession, specialization, membership in male-dominated medical societies, and affiliation at male dominated hospitals. There were continual financial troubles as well and in the 1950s, the United Community Services of Greater Boston recommended that the hospital be open to male physicians. In response to this pressure, the board of directors adopted one of its recommendations and changed the institution's official name from the New England Hospital for Women and Children to the New England Hospital, thus indicating their willingness to accept men as patients. The controversy continued through the 1950s and 1960s. Following a long battle led by Blanche Ames Ames, Chair of the hospital's board of directors, the NEH closed in 1969 and reopened as an outpatient clinic. The clinic was named the Dimock Community Health Center.

See also Hospital With A Heart: Women Doctors and the Paradox of Separatism in the New England Hospital, 1862-1969, by Virginia G. Drachman (Ithaca, New York, Cornell University Press, 1984).

Extent

27 boxes (9.5 linear feet)

Additional Description

Overview

Women's hospital. This hospital was, for more than a century, a teaching hospital for women doctors and a place where women could receive treatment from them. It was the first hospital in Boston to offer obstetrics, gynecology, and pediatrics all in one facility. Material includes memoranda, written histories, photographs and scrapbooks. Also documented are such topics as a 1915 controversy over abortion, using chloroform as an anesthetic, and African American interns. The collection includes several hundred letters collected for their autograph value for fund-raising fairs. The letters do not relate to the Hospital; content includes woman suffrage, abolition, freedmen's education, literature, and Civil War relief. Notable correspondents include: Louisa May Alcott, Susan B. Anthony, Alice Stone Blackwell, Elizabeth Blackwell, Lydia Maria Child, Thomas Wentworth Higginson, Julia Ward Howe, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, Elizabeth Palmer Peabody, Lucy Stone, Harriet Beecher Stowe, and John Greenleaf Whittier.

Arrangement

This collection is organized into six series:

I. History
II. Personal
III. Financial
IV. Correspondence
V. Subjects
VI. Autograph Collection

Immediate Source of Acquisition

The Records of the New England Hospital for Women and Children were given to the Sophia Smith Collection between 1962 and 1964 by the Board of Directors through the efforts of Mary Byers Smith (Smith '08), member of the board. Copies of photographs of Bessie H. Simpson were donated in 2009 by Janet McIiver.

Additional Formats

Records of the meetings of physicians are available on microfilm, as part of the"History of Women"series, in the Sophia Smith Collection and through interlibrary loan.

Related Material

There are letters and application material regarding internships for Ruth V. Hemenway, Louise deSchweinitz and Alice B. Tallant whose papers are also in the Sophia Smith Collection. Related material can also be found in the Ames Family Papers (under Blanche Ames Ames). The Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine at Harvard University has patient records, 1862-1902 and some administrative records. The Schlesinger Library also at Harvard University has administrative records, 1914-1954. There is additional material as well in the Ames Family Papers in the Sophia Smith Collection.

Additional records of the hospital can be found in at the Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine at Harvard University.

See also the National Library of Medicine's exhibit Changing the Face of Medicine for pages on Mary Putnam Jacobi and Marie E. Zakrzewska.

Appendix: List of Interns

1891 Margaret Moore
1892 Mary Augusta Camp Jannat Ernestine Hills Maria Ingram Henrietta P. Johnson Harriet McCalmont Mary Howell Miller Fanne A. Merriam Martha E. Pike Miriam T. Runyon Rose Slobodinsky H. Adeline Thompson
1893 Clarissa Bigelow Mary Jones Brewster Virginia Buttermore Mary E. Caminade Eva Carroll Mary A. Charteris Eleanor Chestnut Florence DeHart Sarah E. Evans Louise H. Greene Alice Hamilton Louise H. Hart Katherine S. Munhall Mary A. Platter Delia M. Rice Mary Sanderson Eleanor Tomes Frances J. Trout Della Mary Walker Emma P. Weeks Georgiana Whiting
1894 Mary E. Bassett Elizabeth Bulkley Mary E. Christy Jenny G. Dreuman Emma H. Hodge Mary Salona Holmes Louise A. Husted Harriet L. Knox Susan Hunt Lawrence Mary A. Leonard Abby Noyes Little Mary Williamina Lougee Elizabeth McLuaghry Henrietta Mood Lois Neville Marietta Newcombe Phoebe R. Norris Helen Nuzume Maybelle M. Park Eleanor Parry Julia Riddle Mary D. Rushmore Emma Scott Sidonia Weiss Grace E. White
1895 Sarah Campbell Allan Edith V. Anderson Elizabeth Beharrell Marie Chard Jane Downes Kelly Alice Littell
1899 Martha E. Lowell
1900 Henrietta M. Farquharson Julia Grice Mabel L. Haninton Mary W. Marvell Hannah G. Myrick Harriet D.W. Showers Mary Frances Sweet Maud Emily Taft
1901 Jean Isabel Best Helen N. Binford Sarah Allen Castle Annie L. Conner Susan Rogers Corson Eliza Dadmun Florence West Duckering Caroline S. Finley Gertrude Felker Lenore Hamilton Gageby Maude Glasgow Ella A. Hackett Helen Robertson Howe Louise H. Keator Isabella Cloe Little Bella Lysaught Elizabeth Moore Ellen O'Flaherty Susanna Otis Margaret Parks Eleanor Preston Alice H. Purvis Belle A. Schisler Martha Smith Jane Beck Smith Charlotte Steckel Carolotta M. Swett Stella M. Turner
1902 Rose Mary Blakelidge Blanche M. Dennes Adele Russell Emerson Rebecca M. Evans Phoebe Ferris Mary E. Gill Florence Gilman Minerva Goodman Cora E. Harriman Eleanor J. Hill Ruth Peabody Hume Marion H. Hunsicker Elizabeth Jaeger Mabel V. Kennard Elizabeth McMaster Martha Marlatt Velma E. Powell M. Catherine Schroeder Cynthia Steers Alice Weld Tallant Susan B. Tallman Isabelle M. Thomson Jeannette C. Welch Jessie Wheeler Anna Bowden White Isabelle Smith Wood
1903 Mary Brooks Baird Annie R. Baker Blanche C. Boyle Marjorie Burnham Mary S. Crosswell Genevieve Gustin Sophie G. Laws Josephine A. Line Eleanor F. Lucas Esther Mitchell Mary E. Morse Margaret L. Noyes Sarah Gardner Genevieve Pierson Olive W. Rae Catherine H. Travis Stella L. Wilkinson Julia R. Youngman
1904 Helen P. Beattie Maria Washburn Bliss Helen Elizabeth Brooks Rebecca Clark Sarah E. Finch Julia Hardin Gertrude M. Hastings Sue L. Koons Katherine H. Law Elsie P. Miller Stella L. Mullin Elsie Seelye Pratt Victoria Reid Mary L. Rosenteil F. Matina Tanquary Edna M. Thomas Louisa C. Zimmerman
1905 Elizabeth Bagshaw Nellie Baker Alice May Ballou Alice H. Bigelow May B. Calloghan Zella M. Clark Marguerite S. Crockett Rose Cohen
1905 Edith M. Conser Harriet Davies M. Ellen Douglas Mary Robins Findlater Agavine Gilbakian Sarah Mabel Grier Miriam E. Griffin Edith Hale Jessie Hattendarf Harriet A. Hook Edith C. Kline Li Bi Cu L. Mae Lichtenwalner Edith Loeber Agnes Mikkelsen Abbie M. O'Keefe Katherine P. Raymond Hanna E. Reid Katharine B. Scott Maude S. Slocumb Alice W. Smith Myrtle Smith Alice Steffian Maude W. Taylor Frances P. Waugh
1906 Vivia B. Appleton Alice Baxter Inez A. Bentley Phoebe M. Bogart Anna M. Cooke Norma B. Elles Miriam Gardner Helen W. Ham Josephine D. Hunt Henriette Johnson Laura M. Johnson Bessie B. Little Melissa Manderson Mary T. Martin Louise Morrow Agnes G. Murdoch Elizabeth Y. Myres Maud A. Powell
1906 Katherine Stull Editha E.Taylor Lily Ethel Taylor Anna Weld Hagar Wishart Miriam Yampolsky
1907 Elizabeth B. Ball Elizabeth E. Bowen Florence A. Bullen Margaret C. Calder M. Blanche Campbell Gladys L. Carr Martha Crofut Susan W. Field H. Amanda Johnson Marion Eleanor Leeper Saidie B. Lindberg Florence L. McKay Maud L. Menten Ida B. Orecchia Grace Peele Mehitable C. Proctor Lucy A. Reed Clara Seippel Pearl J. Sproule Geneva Tryon
1908 Letitia D. Adams Lily F. Boyington Gladys Cooper Desire M. Dunn Lulu Lee Angeline M. Lemon Marion C. Littlefield Frances R. Ritchie Ellen M. Rowe Sara L. Smalley Elizabeth Sohon Emily S. Stark Bessie L. Sweet Ada H. Tedford Anna J. Waite Annie Wood Eulalie Wood
1909 Elizabeth M. Abbe Marion E. Blackman Nellie M. Cole Alice M. Flood Ellen M. Johnosn Florence A. King Cora I. Kipp Ida R. Lantz Rosamond Leacock Sadie A. Mulvanity Anna I. Murphy Emily M. Oberlin Marie Seixas Mary Shutan Jennie Smillie Estelle Smith Edith R. Spaulding Sara E. Swezey Mary M. Wheeler Evelyn Windsor
1910 Mary E. Brogan Isabel Bogan Ethel L. Boren Olga Bridgman, Mary P. Brooke Caroline S. Brown Elizabeth Bruyn Mary E. Burns Electa W. Carrier Elizabeth D. Carroll Edna V. Dale Anna K. Davenport Grace DeWitt Jessie A. Dow Mary B. Fimpel Edna W. Guest Myrtle Jack Margaret A. Judge Ruth M. Lance Christina M. Leonard Jessie McDonald Helen O'S. McGarry Esther K. Payne
1910 Bessie T. Pullan Jettie J. Resnick Mary I. Roberts Eleanor Slater Lucia Willard
1911 Louise Auerbach Leontine E. Bacon Jean Christie M. Blanche Cooney Sarah E. Coppinger Ruth J. Crasson Rose Donk Susie L. Fotheringham Emilie C. Gorrell Audrey Goss Mary A. Hopkins Nancy B. Jenison Gertrude Johnson Marion M. Kershaw Bella Levinson Portia McKnight Jessie Robertson Susan A. Rutkus Frances Shostac Leota Spurgeon Elizabeth Stewart Goldie E. Zimmerman
1912 Jane Bigelow Florence Chadwick Mary C. Couch Annie R. Elliot Kate H. Elting Maude L. Etheridge Lucie G. Forrer Hattie Greenblatt Ethel Hayes Irma Howard Anna Hubert Edith A. McDowell Cordelia I. MacNaughton Bernadette M. McWeeney Geraldine Oakley Olive Pippy Alma Read
1912 Margaretta R. Rieger Theresa C. Snyder Vernie E. Woodward
1913 Emma M. Ackerman Hazel Bonness Ellen C. Cover Helen G. Craige Erminie S. Cryder Georgia A. Filley Margaret V. Grogan Marie B. Kast Marian Kenworthy Ray B. LaCroix Eveline Lyle Bernadette McWeen Mary T.V. Moore Beatrice Alma Reed Bonnell M. Souder Olga Stastny Marie C. Strom
1914 Blanche L. Atwood Kate B. Bogle Myrtle M. Brill Irene Chandler Clara G. Cook Lora G. Dyer Evelyn P. Hyatt Ruth Ingraham Jennie McIntosh Minnie L. Maffett Ina L. Moore Katharine A. Nye Clara A. Sargent Clara Shellmanner Mildred C. Williams
1915 Frances P. Cepelka Lucy McM. Elliott Clara Gottschalk Mary Hanka Faith F. Hardy Evelyn H. Hunt
1915 Grace A. Joslin Elizabeth Kilpatrick Mollie King Hie-ding Lin Clara C. Leach Eliza A. Melkonia Mary F. Mernin Mary T. Muldoon Agnes Muldoon Kathalyn Voorhis Ruth A. Warner
1916 Hannah J. Beatty Jane R. Breese Lona Bulyea Anna Q. Churchill Margaret W. Farwell Henrietta S. Frederichson Martha Gifford Ethel R. Kathleen Harrington Sarah R. Kelman Ruth M. McGuire Helen A. Moore Bessie N. Newcomb Elizabeth V. O'Neill Mildred J. Roberts Bertha M Schafer Fanny E. Shutts Lillian R. Smith Grace Spencer
1917 Hildegarde C. German Virgil Martha Gilchrist Anna L. Hooper Alice C. Scully Anna P. Walsh
1918 Frederica Cliff
1920 Annie B. Chung Anna B. Grey Ethel A. Gwin Ruth V. Hemenway Edith Kerkhoff Ruth Leonard Ruth Patrick Mary G. Schroeder Margery M. Stauffer
1921 Margaret Bell Lillina Bendeke-Parson Eleanore Glebow Dorothy Grey Mary E. Hanko Margaret Howard 1921Josephine L. Kaye Ruth L. King Ruth M. Mahon Adeline Muelchi Margaret W. Pirsch Florence M. Ross Helen W. Spencer Rita B. Tower Marjorie Woodman
1922 Rena M. Bigalow Zilpha Galloway Elizabeth L. Broyles Tsing Liea Li Christine MacLeod Gertrude C. Nicolson Ethel B. Perry Jennie B. Rozell
1923 Ruth Sin-Ging Ho Hanna C. Johnson Mary F. Knott Georgia Krusich Caroline McMath Sarah Margaret Peyton Grace M. Santoro Anne Tarshis
1924 Mildred J. Buzza Louise de Schweinitz Ruth E. Hull Frances M. Johnson Mildred N. Johnson Lillian Kositza Margaret M. Loder Charlotte McCarthy Austis P. Manton Laura H. Muir Isabel B. Turner Helen M. Weistling
1925 Lillian deArmit Jennie D. Hippolitus Esther Mathers Fatima V. Reshid Margaret Robertson Esther Somerfield Esther Tuttle Wilma Weeks
1926 Miriam A. Albertson Felicia A. Banes Veronica C. Barrett Isabella F. Borden Ethel T. Calhoun Eleanor E. Cowan Susannah Friedman Rachel Goldberg Faith L. Meserve Rose C. Munro Edith E. Pasmore Hilla Sheriff Margaret A. Telfer Helen B. Tursky Anna M. Young

1891: Margaret Moore
1892: Mary Augusta Camp; Jannat Ernestine Hills; Maria Ingram; Henrietta P. Johnson; Harriet McCalmont; Mary Howell Miller; Fanne A. Merriam; Martha E. Pike; Miriam T. Runyon; Rose Slobodinsky; H. Adeline Thompson
1893: Clarissa Bigelow; Mary Jones Brewster; Virginia Buttermore; Mary E. Caminade; Eva Carroll; Mary A. Charteris; Eleanor Chestnut; Florence DeHart; Sarah E. Evans; Louise H. Greene; Alice Hamilton; Louise H. Hart; Katherine S. Munhall; Mary A. Platter; Delia M. Rice; Mary Sanderson; Eleanor Tomes; Frances J. Trout; Della Mary Walker; Emma P. Weeks; Georgiana Whiting
1894: Mary E. Bassett; Elizabeth Bulkley; Mary E. Christy; Jenny G. Dreuman; Emma H. Hodge; Mary Salona Holmes; Louise A. Husted; Harriet L. Knox; Susan Hunt Lawrence; Mary A. Leonard; Abby Noyes Little; Mary Williamina Lougee; Elizabeth McLuaghry; Henrietta Mood; Lois Neville; Marietta Newcombe; Phoebe R. Norris; Helen Nuzume; Maybelle M. Park; Eleanor Parry; Julia Riddle; Mary D. Rushmore; Emma Scott; Sidonia Weiss; Grace E. White
1895: Sarah Campbell Allan; Edith V. Anderson; Elizabeth Beharrell; Marie Chard; Jane Downes Kelly; Alice Littell
1899: Martha E. Lowell
1900: Henrietta M. Farquharson; Julia Grice; Mabel L. Haninton; Mary W. Marvell; Hannah G. Myrick; Harriet D.W. Showers; Mary Frances Sweet; Maud Emily Taft
1901: Jean Isabel Best; Helen N. Binford; Sarah Allen Castle; Annie L. Conner; Susan Rogers Corson; Eliza Dadmun; Florence West Duckering; Caroline S. Finley; Gertrude Felker; Lenore Hamilton Gageby; Maude Glasgow; Ella A. Hackett; Helen Robertson Howe; Louise H. Keator; Isabella Cloe Little; Bella Lysaught; Elizabeth Moore; Ellen O'Flaherty; Susanna Otis; Margaret Parks; Eleanor Preston; Alice H. Purvis; Belle A. Schisler; Martha Smith; Jane Beck Smith; Charlotte Steckel; Carolotta M. Swett; Stella M. Turner
1902: Rose Mary Blakelidge; Blanche M. Dennes; Adele Russell Emerson; Rebecca M. Evans; Phoebe Ferris; Mary E. Gill; Florence Gilman; Minerva Goodman; Cora E. Harriman; Eleanor J. Hill; Ruth Peabody Hume; Marion H. Hunsicker; Elizabeth Jaeger; Mabel V. Kennard; Elizabeth McMaster; Martha Marlatt; Velma E. Powell; M. Catherine Schroeder; Cynthia Steers; Alice Weld Tallant; Susan B. Tallman; Isabelle M. Thomson; Jeannette C. Welch; Jessie Wheeler; Anna Bowden White; Isabelle Smith Wood
1903: Mary Brooks Baird; Annie R. Baker; Blanche C. Boyle; Marjorie Burnham; Mary S. Crosswell; Genevieve Gustin; Sophie G. Laws; Josephine A. Line; Eleanor F. Lucas; Esther Mitchell; Mary E. Morse; Margaret L. Noyes; Sarah Gardner; Genevieve Pierson; Olive W. Rae; Catherine H. Travis; Stella L. Wilkinson; Julia R. Youngman
1904: Helen P. Beattie; Maria Washburn Bliss; Helen Elizabeth Brooks; Rebecca Clark; Sarah E. Finch; Julia Hardin; Gertrude M. Hastings; Sue L. Koons; Katherine H. Law; Elsie P. Miller; Stella L. Mullin; Elsie Seelye Pratt; Victoria Reid; Mary L. Rosenteil; F. Matina Tanquary; Edna M. Thomas; Louisa C. Zimmerman
1905: Elizabeth Bagshaw; Nellie Baker; Alice May Ballou; Alice H. Bigelow; May B. Calloghan; Zella M. Clark; Marguerite S. Crockett; Rose Cohen
1905: Edith M. Conser; Harriet Davies; M. Ellen Douglas; Mary Robins Findlater; Agavine Gilbakian; Sarah Mabel Grier; Miriam E. Griffin; Edith Hale; Jessie Hattendarf; Harriet A. Hook; Edith C. Kline; Li Bi Cu; L. Mae Lichtenwalner; Edith Loeber; Agnes Mikkelsen; Abbie M. O'Keefe; Katherine P. Raymond; Hanna E. Reid; Katharine B. Scott; Maude S. Slocumb; Alice W. Smith; Myrtle Smith; Alice Steffian; Maude W. Taylor; Frances P. Waugh
1906: Vivia B. Appleton; Alice Baxter; Inez A. Bentley; Phoebe M. Bogart; Anna M. Cooke; Norma B. Elles; Miriam Gardner; Helen W. Ham; Josephine D. Hunt; Henriette Johnson; Laura M. Johnson; Bessie B. Little; Melissa Manderson; Mary T. Martin; Louise Morrow; Agnes G. Murdoch; Elizabeth Y. Myres; Maud A. Powell
1906: Katherine Stull; Editha E.Taylor; Lily Ethel Taylor; Anna Weld; Hagar Wishart; Miriam Yampolsky
1907: Elizabeth B. Ball; Elizabeth E. Bowen; Florence A. Bullen; Margaret C. Calder; M. Blanche Campbell; Gladys L. Carr; Martha Crofut; Susan W. Field; H. Amanda Johnson; Marion Eleanor Leeper; Saidie B. Lindberg; Florence L. McKay; Maud L. Menten; Ida B. Orecchia; Grace Peele; Mehitable C. Proctor; Lucy A. Reed; Clara Seippel; Pearl J. Sproule; Geneva Tryon
1908: Letitia D. Adams; Lily F. Boyington; Gladys Cooper; Desire M. Dunn; Lulu Lee; Angeline M. Lemon; Marion C. Littlefield; Frances R. Ritchie; Ellen M. Rowe; Sara L. Smalley; Elizabeth Sohon; Emily S. Stark; Bessie L. Sweet; Ada H. Tedford; Anna J. Waite; Annie Wood; Eulalie Wood
1909: Elizabeth M. Abbe; Marion E. Blackman; Nellie M. Cole; Alice M. Flood; Ellen M. Johnosn; Florence A. King; Cora I. Kipp; Ida R. Lantz; Rosamond Leacock; Sadie A. Mulvanity; Anna I. Murphy; Emily M. Oberlin; Marie Seixas; Mary Shutan; Jennie Smillie; Estelle Smith; Edith R. Spaulding; Sara E. Swezey; Mary M. Wheeler; Evelyn Windsor
1910: Mary E. Brogan; Isabel Bogan; Ethel L. Boren; Olga Bridgman,; Mary P. Brooke; Caroline S. Brown; Elizabeth Bruyn; Mary E. Burns; Electa W. Carrier; Elizabeth D. Carroll; Edna V. Dale; Anna K. Davenport; Grace DeWitt; Jessie A. Dow; Mary B. Fimpel; Edna W. Guest; Myrtle Jack; Margaret A. Judge; Ruth M. Lance; Christina M. Leonard; Jessie McDonald; Helen O'S. McGarry; Esther K. Payne
1910: Bessie T. Pullan; Jettie J. Resnick; Mary I. Roberts; Eleanor Slater; Lucia Willard
1911: Louise Auerbach; Leontine E. Bacon; Jean Christie; M. Blanche Cooney; Sarah E. Coppinger; Ruth J. Crasson; Rose Donk; Susie L. Fotheringham; Emilie C. Gorrell; Audrey Goss; Mary A. Hopkins; Nancy B. Jenison; Gertrude Johnson; Marion M. Kershaw; Bella Levinson; Portia McKnight; Jessie Robertson; Susan A. Rutkus; Frances Shostac; Leota Spurgeon; Elizabeth Stewart; Goldie E. Zimmerman
1912: Jane Bigelow; Florence Chadwick; Mary C. Couch; Annie R. Elliot; Kate H. Elting; Maude L. Etheridge; Lucie G. Forrer; Hattie Greenblatt; Ethel Hayes; Irma Howard; Anna Hubert; Edith A. McDowell; Cordelia I. MacNaughton; Bernadette M. McWeeney; Geraldine Oakley; Olive Pippy; Alma Read
1912: Margaretta R. Rieger; Theresa C. Snyder; Vernie E. Woodward
1913: Emma M. Ackerman; Hazel Bonness; Ellen C. Cover; Helen G. Craige; Erminie S. Cryder; Georgia A. Filley; Margaret V. Grogan; Marie B. Kast; Marian Kenworthy; Ray B. LaCroix; Eveline Lyle; Bernadette McWeen; Mary T.V. Moore; Beatrice Alma Reed; Bonnell M. Souder; Olga Stastny; Marie C. Strom
1914: Blanche L. Atwood; Kate B. Bogle; Myrtle M. Brill; Irene Chandler; Clara G. Cook; Lora G. Dyer; Evelyn P. Hyatt; Ruth Ingraham; Jennie McIntosh; Minnie L. Maffett; Ina L. Moore; Katharine A. Nye; Clara A. Sargent; Clara Shellmanner; Mildred C. Williams
1915: Frances P. Cepelka; Lucy McM. Elliott; Clara Gottschalk; Mary Hanka; Faith F. Hardy; Evelyn H. Hunt
1915: Grace A. Joslin; Elizabeth Kilpatrick; Mollie King; Hie-ding Lin; Clara C. Leach; Eliza A. Melkonia; Mary F. Mernin; Mary T. Muldoon; Agnes Muldoon; Kathalyn Voorhis; Ruth A. Warner
1916: Hannah J. Beatty; Jane R. Breese; Lona Bulyea; Anna Q. Churchill; Margaret W. Farwell; Henrietta S. Frederichson; Martha Gifford; Ethel R. Kathleen Harrington; Sarah R. Kelman; Ruth M. McGuire; Helen A. Moore; Bessie N. Newcomb; Elizabeth V. O'Neill; Mildred J. Roberts; Bertha M Schafer; Fanny E. Shutts; Lillian R. Smith; Grace Spencer
1917: Hildegarde C. German; Virgil Martha Gilchrist; Anna L. Hooper; Alice C. Scully; Anna P. Walsh
1918: Frederica Cliff
1920: Annie B. Chung; Anna B. Grey; Ethel A. Gwin; Ruth V. Hemenway; Edith Kerkhoff; Ruth Leonard; Ruth Patrick; Mary G. Schroeder; Margery M. Stauffer
1921: Margaret Bell; Lillina Bendeke-Parson; Eleanore Glebow; Dorothy Grey; Mary E. Hanko; Margaret Howard; 1921Josephine L. Kaye; Ruth L. King; Ruth M. Mahon; Adeline Muelchi; Margaret W. Pirsch; Florence M. Ross; Helen W. Spencer; Rita B. Tower; Marjorie Woodman
1922: Rena M. Bigalow; Zilpha Galloway; Elizabeth L. Broyles; Tsing Liea Li; Christine MacLeod; Gertrude C. Nicolson; Ethel B. Perry; Jennie B. Rozell
1923: Ruth Sin-Ging Ho; Hanna C. Johnson; Mary F. Knott; Georgia Krusich; Caroline McMath; Sarah Margaret Peyton; Grace M. Santoro; Anne Tarshis
1924: Mildred J. Buzza; Louise de Schweinitz; Ruth E. Hull; Frances M. Johnson; Mildred N. Johnson; Lillian Kositza; Margaret M. Loder; Charlotte McCarthy; Austis P. Manton; Laura H. Muir; Isabel B. Turner; Helen M. Weistling
1925: Lillian deArmit; Jennie D. Hippolitus; Esther Mathers; Fatima V. Reshid; Margaret Robertson; Esther Somerfield; Esther Tuttle; Wilma Weeks
1926: Miriam A. Albertson; Felicia A. Banes; Veronica C. Barrett; Isabella F. Borden; Ethel T. Calhoun; Eleanor E. Cowan; Susannah Friedman; Rachel Goldberg; Faith L. Meserve; Rose C. Munro; Edith E. Pasmore; Hilla Sheriff; Margaret A. Telfer; Helen B. Tursky; Anna M. Young

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New England Hospital for Women and Children (Organization)

Finding Aid & Administrative Information

Title: New England Hospital for Women and Children records
Subtitle: Finding Aid
Author: Susan Boone
Date: 2003
Description rules: Describing Archives: A Content Standard
Language of description: English
Script of description: Latin
Sponsor: Encoding funded by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.

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New England Hospital for Women and Children records

Scope and Contents

Dates of Materials

Creator

Language of Materials

Conditions Governing Access

Conditions Governing Use

Biographical / Historical

Extent

Additional Description

Overview

Arrangement

Immediate Source of Acquisition

Additional Formats

Related Material

Appendix: List of Interns

Processing Information

Subjects

Related Names

Creator

Finding Aid & Administrative Information

Revision Statements

Repository Details

Repository Details

Collection organization