Image of matriculation card to the Medical Department of the University of Pennsylvania for Thomas Mackie Smith

Image of admission ticket for Thomas Mackie Smith to observe medical practices at the Alms-House for one year

 

University Archives and Records Center
University of Pennsylvania

Guide to the
Thomas Mackie Smith, 1809 - 1852,
Papers, 1826 - 1847

UPT 50 S662

.5 Cubic ft.

Prepared by DiAnna Hemsath
April 2006

 

 

Provenance
Arrangement
Biographical Note
Scope and Content
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Image of ticket admitting Thomas Mackie Smith to Thomas C. James and William P. Dewees lectures on midwifery
Image of ticket admitting Thomas Mackie Smith to Robert Hare lectures on chemistry
Image of ticket admitting Thomas Mackie Smith to J. P. Hopkinson's lectures on surgery

 

 

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PROVENANCE

A. Felix DuPont presented the Thomas Mackie Smith papers to the University on March 26, 1936.

 

ARRANGEMENT

The Thomas Mackie Smith papers contain one series, Papers, that is arranged chronologically.

 

 

BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE

Thomas Mackie Smith was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on June 27, 1809. His parents were Francis Gurney Smith and Eliza Mackie. He attended the University of Pennsylvania and earned the degrees of A.B. in 1828 and M.D. in 1831. He served as a resident physician in the Philadelphia Almshouse. In 1834, he married Eleuthere DuPont and moved to Delaware. Smith joined the Delaware Medical Society in 1847. He died of rheumatism in 1852.

 

SCOPE AND CONTENT

The Papers series (1826-1847) contains documents relating to Smith's attendance at the University of Pennsylvania, including lecture tickets, a commencement announcement, a commencement program and a registrar's bill. In the correspondence folder are letters to and from a Ms. Emma Kenyon regarding Smith's medical advice given to her father. There are also letters concerning rental property and travel.

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