Oregon
Abbreviations and terms used:
Admin.–Administered
By Cash–Payment is made by cash rather than by barter.
Cr.–Creditor/Credited (from Day Book)
Dr.–Debtor/Debted
doz.–dozen
Med.–medicine/medication
n.d.–no date (no date given in Day Book and Ledger)
n.y.–no year given
OB–obstetric; regarding labor and delivery
Rec’d–Received
RX–Prescribed/Prescription
“Self”–the individual for whom the account exists
var.–various
Define ‘To’ and ‘By’
Replacement of most ” ” with implied wording.
A Guide to Interpeting this rendition of the Day Book and Ledger:
Examples:
Browning David [145]
1873, n.d. “To Lobelia (Dr.) .25”
Jan. 21 visit to wife 3.00
Apr. 24 visit to self 3.00
n.d. By Cash 1.25
n.d. By Cash 5.00
1874, Apr. 30 Obstetric visit 10.00
July By work on barn $10.00
Sep. med. for child .50
(Cr.) By Beef .50
Adington Joel [21]
1875, Sept 16 OB visit
1876, Mar 25 Rec’d 500 pickets, worth $6.25
Mar 22 Visits Wife; mother-in-law, var. credits given.
n.d., n.d., n.d.
Wife; Mother-in-law
Allen Thomas [120]
1869, July 26,30 visits Wife, gives medicine, Detained. Charged $6 for each day.
Aug 2 two visits in the night, $4; med. for wife.
yr? n.d. visit and med. for child; by cash.
By cash paid to Brother, $11.50; By cash $5.50
Wife; child; brother.
See PH cem.
Arnet William [77]
1866, July 26 child and medicine.
186(6/7)
April 12,28,30,
May 2,3,4,6,8,20 Visits and treats wife; charges $4-5 per visit; $3 for last three.
Paid for by A.C. Herrick.
Wife; child.
Payment: A.C. Herrick.
Backus [136]
1879, May 5 visit and med. 3.00
May 8 visit and med. 2.00
Owes $5.00, “Claims he paid.”
Self.
Bagley Joseph [101]
1866, Sep 5,7 visit self and med. $6, $3.
Apr. 26 By cash $9.
Self.
Bagley Sam. [102]
1866, Sep 5,7 visit self and child; $2.50, $3.00
Apr. 26 By cash, 3.00
June, n.d. By cash, 2.50
Self; child.
Ball James [115]
1867, Dec.29,31 visits child & med.; 3 each.
(1868), Feb 15 Cr. “By Cuting & hauling tree orchard 10.00”
“To medicine for child.”
Feb. 27 medicine for wife
Mar. 4 visit wife and med.
Mar. 14 visit wife and med. .50
1868, Apr. 27 visit wife and med. 3.00
n.d. 1 doz. pills .25
n.d. Bitters 1.00
July, n.d. By shoeing horses 2.00
By Cash 4.75
Child; wife
Barbery Tho. [43]
1863, Sep. 2 visit and med. for boy; $3.
Sep. 26 Paid by cash
1870, Apr. 3 med for daughter, $1.25
1875, Nov. 1 visit Irvin; $4
Nov. 3 visit Minnie & Irvin; $4
Nov. 4 Stayed all night; $4
Boy; daughter; Irvin; Minnie
Account “Setled by Morgan,” $12.00
Barbre Tho. [156]
1875, July 14,16,17,19 Visits Donny and med; $4,$3,$3,$3.
July 14 Paid by Cash; $4
July (19) Paid by Cash; $9
Nov. 1 Visits Irvin, stays all night; $4.
Nov. 3 Visits and treats Donny and Minnie; $4
Nov. 4 Visits and treats Minnie; $4.
1876, n.d. Cr. “By Morgan 12–”
1877, Nov. 27 visits child
Oct. By cash, $4.
Irvin, Donny, Minnie, child.
NOTE: This is probably the “Tho. Barbre (1829-1904)” buried in Pleasant Hill Cem.
Barbre Irvin [66]
1881, Jan 10 Visit and medicine, $3; administered liniment to wife.
Wife.
Barger William [85]
1861, Sep. 2 Administered pills and tonic powder.
Oct. 29 Administered pills, tonic powder, and liniment.
Dec. 19 Visit and med. for two $12.00
1862, Mar. Administered tonic powder
Apr. 4 dozen cathartic pills
July Paid by Cash.
Sep. 27 Visits boy & med. $10.00
Oct. 9 “(To) one botle gorgle Soar thoat .75” *
1863, n.d. “By Cash pd to TG Hendricks 12.00”
July 3 “To med got by self”; $1.50
July 12 “To box pills .50”; “By Cash .75”
Year? June 21 Eugene and Lillias from Eugene City.
“Eugene and Lillias came for medical treatment of Egene By medicines sent by Willie 4.05 (Paid)”
Two patients unidentified; Boy; Eugene and Lillias.
Medicines delivered by Doctor’s son Willie Bristow.
Account Paid for by T.G. Hendricks.
* Diphtheria case?
Barkley Isaac [29]
1862, Sep. 8 visits wife.
Oct. 9
Nov. Reimbursed by 483 slab boards at 1.00
1863, Feb. 6
Mar. 3
July 28
Aug. 7 Reimbursed by harvesting and providing cuts of beef.
1864, n.d.
May 10 Visit and med. for Blanch
July 12,26
Oct. 17
1865, Jan. 3,26
June 6
1866, Jan, Feb, Mar, July, Sep 13, Nov. 27
1867, Apr.
May 1 Reimbursed “By Cash.”
1875 n.d. Visits wife, $3; By cutting wood, $3.
Self; Wife; Blanch.
Medicine sent by J. Converse on 2/6/63.
Medicines: alterative syrup, liniment, Iodine liniment.
Baughman Howard [152]
1874, Sep. 14,15 Visits child, $3 & $2.
“To med got some time ago for child .50″
By Beef; ” (By beef) got last year.
1878, Jan. 2 visit child.
Jan. 6,8,10 visits to child; $3, $2, and $2
Paid “By order to Sadleshop 8.50”
Nov. 28 To visit Pearl and med., $3
n.d. “To Liver powders .50”
Dec. 12 “medicine for Pearl 1–”
Dec. 16 “medicine for wife 1–”
1879, Jan. 11 medicine for self and Pearl, $1
Jan. 18 medicine for self, $0.50.
Feb. 26 By Cash, $7.00
1880 , Sep. 4 Obstetric visit, $10.00; By cash.
Paid by Saddleshop order, by cash.
Self, Pearl, wife (OB), child.
Medicines: Liver powders
Baughman Howard [162]
Information?
Baughman Samuel [85]
1862, May 2 Treats wife.
May 25 Administers Bitters.
Aug. 4
Aug. 15 “By one day Cradleing oats 2.00”
Aug. 16 Treats wife, administers liniment.
Aug. 19 “By Howard binding Oats half day .50”
Sep. 4 Visit wife and med.
Nov. 11 Visit wife and med.
Dec. 18 Visit wife
1863, Jan. 7 “By one day Butchering hogs 1.00” By hay and oats.
1865, Jan. 1 Admin. Liniment and sour drops 1.00
Apr. 15 To med for Elijah sent 1.50; By potatoes.
1866, July 8 Medicine for Howard
Oct Administers eyewater
1867, Jan. Pills and Lobelia for Howard
Dec. 17 Medicine for Boy.
1868, May Cr. By 12 bushels of wheat.
1870, (Mar.) “To one dollar paid John Parks (Dr) 1.00”
Mar. To Salve for Clarinda 0.50; four ounce liniment 1.00
Cr. “By small load of hay 3.00”
1871, Jan. 7 Med. for Aunt Betsy
Feb. Med. for Clarinda
May liniment; visited Clarinda; reimbursed “By boy plowing and self sowing 3.37 1/2 (one-half penny)”
1876, Jan. 30 Visits wife; stays there two days; reimbursed by two days of plowing.
Wife, Howard, Elijah, “Boy” (Howard?); Clarinda; Aunt Betsy; boy.
Debtor John Parks.
Medicines: Bitters, liniment, sour drops, eyewater; salve.
Baughman, Samuel (continued) [172]
1877, June 11,13,14,15,16,17
Visits to wife and med., $2 each.
Aug 16 Medicine for wife $0.50.
Nov. 16 Sum 12.50; Paid By Cash.
1879, July 1 “By 21 1/4 lb Wool at 20 cts 4.70”
n.d.
n.d. “To call visit .50”
n.y., May 30* To visit wife and med. 1.50
June 1,2,4,5 To visit wife and med.; 1.50 each.
May 22 By Cash 10.00; By 1 1/2 bundles wheat worth 1.50.
Wife.
*Perhaps written later; entries for this year are written with a lighter blue ink.
Burial in Pleasant Hill cem. (inscr. July 9, 1814–June 3, 1903. b. Trumbell, Ohio.)
Baughman S.T. [56] (Identical to Thirston Baughman?)
Baughman Thirston [56]
1875, July 13 visit and med., $3.00
July 15 “To medicine sent by Elijah 1.50” Credit “By David Rigdon 4.50”
Medicine sent by son, Elijah Bristow.
Creditor David Rigdon (nephew or in-law).
Beckwith Lester O. [141]
1881. Visited wife, $3.00.
Paid by cash to Handsaker.
Wife.
Beckwith O. [145]
1881, Nov. 6 Visit to self, $4.00; By Cash.
Self.
Blevins Mrs. Elie [100]
1866, n.d. visit to self, $6.
June 15 (till June 25th)
Treatment of Mrs. Blevins at her home, remained at her place. On June 25, he wrote: “10 days treatment and board 9–”
June 26 visit boy and medicine, $6; By Cash $5–
July 9 Administered “sour drops for soar throat 1–” *
July 13 Cough syrup, $1
Dec. 13 “by Kniting 3 pare socks 1.50”; “by one pare mittens 1.00”
1868, n.d. By Cash.
Feb. 2(8) Visit self and medicine, 10.00
June By Cash
Self, Mrs. Blevins, boy
Medicines: Sour drops, cough syrup.
* Diphtheria?
Blew Alford [63]
1864, Sep. 26 Obstetric visit, $10.00
Oct. 30 visit to self.
Dec.
1865/6, Feb. Admin. 4 dozen pill, $1.00
1867, Nov. 25 Obstetric visit, $10.00
Dec. 23 Visit child and medicine
Reimbursed By Cash, $5, and “By order Drugstore 13.75”
n.y., n.d. treats self; Paid by $3 paid to White.
1870, Oct. Obstetric visit, $10.00
Wife (3 OB), self, child(ren).
Payments to “Drugstore” and to White.
Bridges D W [102]
1880, July 5 Obstetric visit, $10.00
n.d. By Cash, $10.00.
Bringle A. [136]
1870, Dec 23,25 “To med for dau”, $1.50, $3–
1871, Feb. 22 By Cash
Aug. 22 To med for self, $1.00
Aug. 23 To visit and med, $3.00; By Cash
1874, Aug. To med for Daughter, $1.50; By Cash $1.50.
Self, daughter.
Bringle Os [167]
1876, n.d. Med for child.
Mar. 24 “To medicine for Erysypiles (sic) .50”
n.d. By Cash, $2
child.
Treats Erysipelas.
Brink Tho. [158]
1875, July 24,26 visits “little Boy”, $4 each
Sep. 7,8 visits wife, $4 and $2.
1876, Jan. 5,7,9 visits boy & med., $4 each.
Feb. 22 visits girl & med, $4
n.d. “To Liver powders .50”
July By Cash, $8.50
Aug. 27 visits self, $3
Aug. 28 By Cash
Sep. 2 med & liniment for self, $2
By 25 bushels of Potatoes at .50 per bushel, $12.50; By Cash $4.50.
Boy, Girl, self.
Medicine: Liver Powders.
Bristow Abel King [89]
1863, Mar. n.d. Cr. making five ax handles, $2
Mar. 12,10 (sic),26 visit and medicine for wife.
Apr. 5 1 1/2 dozen pills, $0.37 1/2
Dec. 2,5,7,23,24,25,27 (Rx Lobelia)
Treats wife (name?)
Dec. 24. “To visit to John Henry 2.50”
Dec. 27 “To Sourdrops for John H. 0.50”
1864 Jan. 10 Sourdrops & pills, 1.00
May “By Wheat 14 bushels at .62 1/2 8.75” “By oald (sic) account 11.25”
July 7 Sourdrops and pills, $1
July 31 Visit Delilah and med, $2
Aug. 11 Visit Delilah and med, $2
Oct. 31 Visits and treats wife
1865, Jan. 1 Visit and treat wife
Feb. 5 “To 8 oz Hutchin’s Liniment 2.00”
Mar. n.d. “By 30 Doz. Sheaf Oats 22.50”
May n.d. “By 10 Doz. Sheaf Oats 7.50”
July 1 Treats wife
Aug. 13 “To Acacian Balsan and pills 4.25”
1866, Jan. To pills and tincture Bloodroot 1.50
Feb. 10,12,25 Visit wife and med; medicines includes alterative, liniment, and “To polemonium Rep. 1.00”
Mar. 15 Bottle of Alterative, 1.50
April. 17,28 Bottle of alterative; visits wife,
May 14 Bottle of alterative.
Oct. 1,3 Visit to Isabel and med, $3 each visit
Nov. 9,13 Visits wife; Cr. “By attending to hogs 1.00”
Wife (treats wife’s cough); John Henry (son), Delilah, Isabel
Medicines: Acacian Balsam, Hutchin’s Liniment, and Polemonium; alterative, sourdrops, pills.
[109]
1867, May 19 Cough medicine for wife 2.00
May 25 Powder and liniment 1.00
June 19 Liver medicine for wife
Nov. n.d. Cough Syrup 1.00
Nov. 19 Lobelia and Comp(osition) .75
Dec. “By 11 barrels oats @ .30
14 barrels oats @ .50”
1868/9 Feb. “By 9 barrels oats @ .50”
May “To frameing smakehouse 3.00”
June 3 To liver medicine 1.00
July n.d. By a book 2.00
By plowing orchard 1.00
1869, Sep. n.d. Visit to wife
Medicine sent
Visit to wife
By cutting meadow
1870, Apr. n.d. “To cream tarter .25”
Apr. 7 visit to wife
July 11,12 med for Alice
reimbursed by mowing meadow, and reaping wheat (“4 acors @ .57”)
n.d. To Liver powders, Liniment, Liver powders
n.d. By Shocking Hay
n.d. “By paying Stephen (Rigdon?) 3.45”
n.d. To visit Genoa & med 3.00
n.d. To visit to Genoa in measles 1.50
n.d. By Cash 4.50
1875, Apr. 21,27,30
May 3,7,9,16,13,14,15,16,21,23
Various visits to self and med; Dr. 27.00 sum; Reimb. by bacon and cash.
Treats wife, Alice, Genoa (for the measels), self.
Medicines: Cough Syrup, Liver Med, Lobelia and Comp, Cream Tartar, Liver powder, and Liniment.
[154]
1875, July 2 By cash, shoulder of pork, and mowing meadow. By Samuel raking Hay.
Aug. By reaping wheat and Barley 17.00
“Setled” (owes $3)
Aug. 25
1876, Mar. 31 To visit self all night 3.00
Apr. 2,3,4,5,7 To visit self all night 3.00
Settled by cutting barley, wheat, killing hogs
By Billy working on wheat
By hauling grains & thrashing
Sum 16.00
1879, Jan. 2 visit to self 6.00
Feb. 12 By 19 lb beans
Oct. n.d.,n.d. To med for self, two visits
Oct 21,22,23,24,27
To med for self, $2-$4 each; stayed some nights.
1881, Apr. (9?) visit to self 3.00
Apr. 15,18,20,23 visits to self, $3,$3,$1,$1,
Apr. 24 visits to treat 1.00
“To medicine Catarrh for Sauel .50”
[177]
1881, n.d. To work by Harrison, 2 days 1.00
n.d. To one day work by Edgar
Apr. 28,29,30 Visited ($2 each) and stayed all night ($3 each)
May 1,2,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,12,13,14,15
17,18,20,22
Various visits to self. Latter visits (May 10-22) are $1 each.
Partial reimb. by Potatoes and oats.
By 4 Bushels Oats .50
By 2 bushels Barley .50
By Cash
By Beef
“by reaping this year and last year.”
“Stld”
[Cost for care totalled 45.50.]
Self, wife, Alice, Genoa, Samuel/Sauel, Harrison, Edgar
Abel King died May 30, 1881.
Pleasant Hill Cemetery Records give as his lifespan: 1819-1881.
Bristow Elijah L. [2]
1856, Jan. 13, n.d., n.d.
To treat Jane, $2 per visit
Reimbursed “By rails 4.50”
[84]
1861, Oct. 17 “To Course of medicine to Wife for
a Cough and other medicine 2.00”
Oct. 19,21,23,25,30
Treating wife
Nov. 2 Treating wife
Dec. 21 “Jane went home”
“To whole amount of treatment and medicine taken home 50.00”
1862, Jan. 8 “By account in the store 50.00”
Elijah Lafayette Bristow’s wife, Minerva Jane (Jones), developed a case of Consumption which he wrote about in his letter book [See July 7-10, 1858 letters?]. She died on Mar. 4, 1862, two months after this entry.
Bristow James J. [161]
1875, n.d. visit wife and medicine, 2.00
Sep. 27 visit wife and medicine, 2.00
By Cash 4.00
n.y., n.d. “To eyewater for Ora .50”
“To eyewater for Ora .50”
Oct. 19 visit and med for two 3.00
1879, Feb “By 2 sacks of choped feed”
5 barrels of chopped feed.
wife, Ora.
Medicine: Eyewater.
Bristow John H. [158]
1879, May 1,3,28. Visits & med., $3,$2, $3.
Paid.
Bristow John Kennedy [41]
185(1) Jan 9 “To cash received (Dr.) 0.05”
Jan 25 “By med of Mead (Cr.) 0.15”
Jan 29 “To 1 pr. gloves of Fields 1.00″
Feb 11 ” ” Cash received of Curry”
Feb 11 (sic) ” ” pork of Newingham 0.20″
Setled 1.03
viz. Account with M.B. Moris (Dr.) (Cr.)
1865, June 2
“By twenty five dllars in grenback 25.00”
June 22
“By cash for medicine 1.75”
(n.d.?)
“To cash 26.75”
Mentions Mead, Fields, Curry and Newingham.
/47] 1851, Jan 9-Feb 11. Regarding “Cash received of Curry.”
See M.B. Moris, E.G. Browning, Waller Massie, and —-.
Bristow William W. [27]
1862, July 4,7,11 Treats wife
reimb. by One quart alcohol and Gum Myrrh Cr. .75
July 18 “By Goldenseal”
July 20 “To Medicine sent by Elijah (Bristow) 1.50”
Reimbursed “By Cash 10.00”
July 25 Lobelia and Diaphoretic Comp.
Oct. 11 Diaphoretic Comp. and Capsicum
Nov. 26 Liniment
Dec. 21 To Obstetrics 7.00
1863, Feb. 16 “By Cash 5.50”
1868, Apr. 1 “wife attendance 1.00”
Apr. 10,10 (sic) Treats wife, $3 each
Apr. 16,20,27 Treats wife, $3 each
May 5,22 Treats wife
June 1,21 Administers Liver powders, $1
n.d. “By Cash 32.00”
Wife (Martha Ann McCall, months prior to her death.)
Lobelia and Diaphoretic Comp.; Diaphoretic Comp. and Capsicum; Liniment; Liver powders,
Medicine sent by Elijah.
Credited by medicines: One quart alcohol and Gum Myrrh, Goldenseal.
See Pleasant Hill Cem. grave: July 18, 1826-Dec. 8, 1874 for Wm. W. Bristow.
ly Is. [29]
ery Tho. [43]
Brock [134]
1876, Apr. 8 medicine for wife 1.50
Paid by Morgan 1.50
Wife.
Account paid off by Morgan.
Browning David [145]
1873, n.d. “To Lobelia (Dr.) .25”
Jan. 21 visit to wife 3.00
Apr. 24 visit to self 3.00
n.d. By Cash 1.25
n.d. By Cash 5.00
1874, Apr. 30 Obstetric visit 10.00
July By work on barn $10.00
Sep. med. for child .50
(Cr.) By Beef .50
Brunell Charlie [73]
1870, n.d. “medicine for mother-in-law .75″
Apr 27 visit and med.
May 14 visit and med.
June 20 med sent 1.50
July n.d. med sent 1.50
pencilled in:
Oct. n.d. By chopping wood 4 days @ 1.25 6.00”
“mother-in-law”
Buckannon J. [16]
n.y., n.d. Liver powders .50
2 boxes malarial pills 1.00
ca. 1878?
Medicines: Liver powder; Malaria Pills
Disease: Malaria
Cain Mr. [61]
1873, n.y., n.d. (Cr.) “By 5 lb potatoes 3.75″
187? Aug. visit to child 2.50
1875 Nov. visit to another child 4.00
1877 Feb 8 visit to wife 5.00
Two children, wife.
Callison David [11]
1861, July To liniment .12 1/2
” Lead Plaster .50
1862, Jan By Cash .62 1/2
Callison Harden [133]
1870, Aug. 26 med for child 1.00
To visit child 1.00
To medicine .75
By Cash 2.75
1871, Aug. 11 med for child
med sent some time ago .50
By Cash
1872, n.d. To visit wife 2.00
med for wife
visit and med for wife
By Cash
1873, Jan. 22 To Alcohol .50
n.d. By Cash 1.00
n.d. To med for wife 1.50
By Cash
July To tincture Lobelia .50
By Cash
Aug. 13 med for self .50
To visit wife and med 1.50
“To Cough syrrup 1.00”
Aug. 16 To visit and an Emetic 3.00
Aug. 20 To visit and an Emetic 1.50
Aug. 28 med for wife 1.00
Aug. 29 To visit and med 1.50
Aug. 30,31 To visit and med each 1.50
Sep. 1,2,3,4,6,8,10,14
Sum 20.50
Child, Wife, boy.
By Cash, bushels of wheat @ .55, hawling wheat, thrashing, and hawling lumber.
Medicines: alcohol, cough syrup, emetic; tincture of Lobelia.
Callison Josiah [55]
1864, Feb. 14 Visit to treat self
Feb. 15 Visit to treat “Mosses”
Feb. 17
Feb. 23 Visit to treat Harriet
Cr. “By Cupboard safe 10.00″
By Fire irons 3.00
Apr. 3,4 Visited, stayed 2 nights, each 2.00
Apr. 6,8,10 visit and medicine, $3,$2,$2
Apr. 13 To Lancing Harriet’s Breast 1.00”
Apr. 15
To med for Harriet 1.25
May 4 To liniment 1.00
By Cash & 4 1/2 days work @ 2.00 (each)
June 7 Iodine Liniment .50
June 16 “To visit self when shot 3.00”
By Cash $18.25
1865, Jan. To visit, Liniment and Lobelia 1.00
July 2,3 To med for child .75
Aug. 27 To med for child .75
1868, n.d. By Butter & Onions 1.00
n.d. By Wheat 2.25
1869, Aug. 4 By Onion and Potatoes
By Cash
[pencilled in:]
n.y., Oct. 30 To visit Ellis 2.00
Oct. 31 To night visit 3.00
Nov. 1,2,3 To night visits each 3.00
[173]
1878, Nov 4 To detainure all day and medicine 3.00
Nov. 5,6 Visits and med for child each 3.00
To 2 oz. liniment .50
1879, Jan. 11 By Cash 23.50
Self, “Mosses”, Harriet (Wife), Ellis, child.
Medicines: Liniment, Liniment and Lobelia.
Ailments include: Breast Infection/Inflammation (Surgery– “Lancing Harriet’s Breast)”, Shooting injury.
Callison R.M. [108]
1867, Apr. 24 To Lobelia and Comp 1.00
Apr. 30 med for wife 1.50
1868, Mar. 2 By Cash
n.d. By Cash paid to Lard
n.d. To Sour Drops
To med for wife
1870, n.d. By Cash
Sep. med for child, for wife
n.d. To pills
n.d. To visit Davids for child 5.00
Dec. n.d. med for wife 1.00
Dec. five visits to (wife)
1871, Feb. By rails 16.00
July 28 med for wife
Aug. 4 med for wife and child
Aug. 12 To Liver powders
Aug. 24 To visit child
Aug. 25 “To a passing call & med 1.00”
By Cash 3.00
Dec. 16 By Cash 3.85
By Cash .87
1872, Sep. 8 visit to wife 3.00
Sep. 9 To assimilant .75
May By cash 2.50
By half day killing hogs .50
n.d. By Cash
1874, July To visit wife and med 3.00
July 15,16,17,18 To visits and med Sum 17.00
Oct. 23 By cash 17.00
Wife, child.
Mentioned David’s (place).
Lobelia and Comp., Sour drops, Liver Powders, pills, assimilant.
Robert M. Callison? (1852 arrival by wagon.)
Married Polly Ann Bristow, dau. Elijah.
See Pleasant Hill Cem. records, n.d.
Callison Robert [52]
1863, Nov. 20 visit to self
1864, Feb. 25,28,29 visit and med for Lucetta, 5.00 each(?); Lucetta/Etta, and Harriet.
Mar. 6 “By Table 12.00”
Oct. 16 visit for Lucetta
1865, Mar. 6,8,10 visit for self
Mar. 12 By Cash
1866, Feb. treats “Luc(e)tta & To lead plaster for Polly 1.00”
1868, June
July 9,10,11,12,13, Lucetta and med, $3 each
July 13 (sic) Paid By Cash, “By County Order 2.00”, and “By Bacon 2.00”
1870, Aug. 20,22 Treats Lu(c)etta
Dec. Liniment for Lucetta 1.50
n.d.
n.d. “pills & powders for Cetta”
(1871) July 5,7,8 med for Lu(c)etta
Wife, Harriet, Polly, Etta/Cetta/Luetta, self
Lead plaster, pills, powders.
Required a “County Order” for payment.
[148]
1873, Mar. visited Mother; no Dr. or Cr. noted
Mother.
Note scratched out.
Callison Rufus G. [37]
1863, Feb. 18 “To side visit and medicine 2.00”
Mar 13 “By Cash 2.00”
Son of Robert M. Callsion.
Callison William [5]
1858, Dec. 7 visited wife 4.00
Dec. 8 treated wife 0.50
[6]
1859, Jan. 19,20,21,28
Used treatment made from Lobelia, Quinine, and Diaphoretic.
1861, July To Lead plaster
Dec. 21 To Lobelia & Diaphoretic Comp.
1862, n.d. By Lard
1863, Mar. 25 visit to treat wife
Apr. 28 By Cash
1864, Mar. 6,7,13,15
Apr. 9
July 7,8,20 Treats Logan, boy.
Aug. 1 By Cash
Oct. 6,7 Treats wife
Dec. 10
1865, May Treats Boy; Physic Powder
June By Cash
Wife, Logan/boy
Lobelia, Quinine, Diaphoretic, Lead plaster, Lobelia & Diaphoretic Comp., Physic powder
[98]
1866, Apr. 16 Treats wife:
“To 6 oz. liniment @ .25 1.50 bttle alterative 1.00 visit and medicine (for wife) 3.00”
Carlile John [20]
1875, Feb Treats wife and child
Mar. 11
Apr. 4,10,n.d. Treats wife
1878, Aug. Treats Ella and boy
Sep. 15,17 Treats self
1879, (June) Treats self and boy
Credit by plowing brush, building a fence, hawling straw, and providing a colt worth $5.00.
[53]
1881, May 25 “To Obstetric visit @ Boy 10.00”
By venison, ham, part of shoulder, one side, and “By Cash to G.W. Handsaker.
Wife, child, Ella, self, boy.
G.W. Handsaker mentioned as creditor.
Carr J. [138]
Year? Sep. 3 Visit and med for boy 3.00
n.d. med for boy 2.00
n.d. To medicine sent 1.00
n.d. “By Wheet 6.00”
Boy.
Chamberlain/Chamberlane [135]
n.y., n.d. med for child .50
1876, Aug. 2 med for self 1.50
Sep. 25 Obstetric visit 10.00
Oct. 13 “To visit to Wife Erisipiles 3.00”
By Cash 15.00
Close Frank [178]
1881, Sep. 18. “To Obstetric Visit a Girl $10.00 Paid by Cash $10.00”
NOTE: Last entry, appearing at top of page.
Conger Enoch [45]
1863, Sep. 6 “To balance on Obstetrics…
…by cutting wood five days…$5.00”
Note: this entry is scratched out.
Conger Enoch [93]
1865, n.d. “To old account 2.00″
Mar. To liniment .75”
Mar. 20 “To Quinine powders”
“By 6 1/2 Potatoes @ .75 4.17”
June 15 visit wife and med 2.00
June 17 visit wife and med 2.00
July 22 Obstetrics visit 10.00
Aug. 13 Pills for wife
Sep. By 2 3/4 days work in well
month/year? 17 To med for child 0.50
1866, Aug., n.d. By 2 1/2 days harvesting (Cr.)7.50
Aug., n.d. By 3 lb wool roles (Cr.) 1.50
Aug. 26 med for child 0.50
Sep. 2 med for child 0.50
“To Botle Sarsapa. for Wife pills 1.75”
Nov. 14 visit wife and med 3.00
Dec. 17 med for child
Dec. 18 By 30 Cabbage heads @ 12 1/2 3.75
1867, Mar. 10 Obstetrics visit and medicine 10.00
May 26 To liniment
June n.d. By Cash
Nov. med for child 2.00
1868, May 10 med for wife 1.00
June By 330 rails 4.95
1870, Feb. 10 med for wife 0.50
Mar. 3,11 wife and med 3.00 each
n.d. 2 extra visits 4.00
n.d. By 2 hogs 9.00
May 11 Obstetric visit 10.00
July 8 By one day Cradling oats 2.00 By binding oats 2.00 By Charles binding one day 2.00
1871, n.d. To Composition 0.25
Sep. 7 visit wife and child, medicine 3.00
By potatoes 8.75
Sep. 7, 1870. OB?
Separate incident treated with Quinine and Sarsaparilla.
[151]
1874, Sep. 13,16 To visit wife and medicine, $3, $2.50
(1875) n.d. By Cash
1875, July 21,25 visits to Alfey, $3, $2
n.d. “visit to wife Sometime ago 3.00”
1876, Aug. 19 By one day thrashing 1.50,
Dec. 2 visit to wife
By John saweing wood one day By two hands one day on fence By 40 Cabbage at 5 cents each
Nov. 26 visit to wife
1877, n.d. By Mulkey 3.00
Oct. To visit to Caroline 3.00
1878, n.d. By Ed Doring 3.00
Aug. 24 visit to wife 3.00
Sep. 2.3 visits to wife, $4 each.
1880, June 18 visit to wife 3.00
July visit to wife 3.00
Aug. By Henry Shocking 1 1/2 days 2.25
By two hands thrashing 2.00
“Henry half day at Abels .75”
By a cow @ 12 dollars
John, wife, Alfey, Caroline.
Paid by mowing millet, sawing wood, And “Shocking” (shooking).
Mentions creditors: Mulkey, Ed Doring, and Henry.
“Henry half day at Abels” probably refers to work at his brother’s place (Abel King Bristow).
Convers John [105]
1867, Feb. 7 To visit and med, $3.
Feb. 14 To visit and med, $3
n.d. By Cash $2.50
n.d. “By Cash by Rutledg(e) $3.50”
Paid for by Cash to Rutledge.
Rutledge.
Cook Melvin B. [160]
1875, Sept 18-26 Truman and med, $2 per day.
1876, Mar. 6 Visited Willie $3.00
Mar. 7 “stayed all day and night 4.00”
Mar. 8 (Cr.) By 10 pare gloves @ 1.00
By Henry sowing wheat 1/2 day 0.75
By 1 lb potatoes
By one broom 0.50
By spaying hogs twice 3.00
By 12 bushels potatoes @ .30 (each)
1878 n.d. By drying fruit
Oct. 5 “By Spaying hogs”
Truman, Willie.
Crabtree [38]
1863, Feb. 22 “to visit and medicine for self 18.00”
Apr. 28 By Cash 5.00
June 15 By Cash 13.00
Found on 1846 list of homesteaders.
Camp Creek Cem.: “William Col. F. 31 Reg Ind(iana). Vol(unteer). 1834-1907.” Wife Rachel.
(wife-Rachel)
Craig Elen [111]
1867, Oct. n.d.
Oct. 27,31 visit and medicine
Dec. 2 Obstetrics visit 10.00
1868, Jan. 10 “By Greenback $10.00”
Feb. 2 visit child and med 1.50
n.d. “By D.W. Eledge 8.00 (Cr.)”
Mentions creditor D.W. Eledge.
Crouch [126]
1870, Jan. 12, Obstetric visit 10.00
Oct. 15 By Cash
Crowley Charles [65]
1864, Dec. 7 Visit child and med 1.00
Dec. 10 visit to wife 2.00
1869, June “By Cash to Gilfrey 3.00”
n.y., May 23 visit to wife 3.00
By potatoes & cash
Sep. visit and med for wife
Cr. By Cash
visit to wife
Cr. “By pare Boots $4.75”
187(3), n.d visit to child
By Cash
Sep. 20 visit to wife 5.00
Sep. 21,22
n.d. “By cash payed by Mulkey”
1877, Apr. 7 To Obstetric visit 10.00
“By Setling account in Drug Store 10.00”
1878, June 7 visit to treat girl Mary 4.00
By Cash 4.00
1879, June 18 visit wife and med 2.00
June 20 “To Obstetric Case @ Boy 10.00”
Reimbursed “By Cash”
Child(ren), wife, Mary, OB visit–a boy.
Mentions accounts with Gilfrey, Mulkey, Drug Store.
Brian Altonen, MPH, MS 