Consists of a letter likely from H. S. Birkett. On first page, in pencil is the following note in hand of H. E. MacDermot: "An account of No. 3 Canadian General Hospital (McGill). This must be H.S. Birkett... Written while at Dannes-Camiers near Etaples. I visited them at this time as I was near by H.E.M."

• Consists of four folders of miscellaneous letters, postcards, etc. written between 1899-1927. From or to: Marian Osborne, Chaddie Perkins, Martha Martin, M.L. Land, Maud Chipman, B.F. MacNaughton, M.J. Shaw, Margaret F. Angus, Mary [E?] Laing [?], "Hannah";
• [Folder 2]: Emily L. Finley, Alice E. Heneker, M. Martin; Nephritic test meal, urine and blood analysis for Maude Abbott; Amy R. Roddick, Emma Martin, R.B. Angus, Eliza B. Kirkbride [?], Geo. Birch, "Helen".
• [Folder 3]: "Your affectionate Father", Mrs. Maury, Dora Heyenbrock [?], Eva Abbott, Jessie Williams, Charlotte Christian; "Beatrice"; James P. Tees[?].
• [Folder 4]: E.W. Thomson. Florence P. Howard, E.P. Mathewson; Letter, 3 Sept., 1899, from J. Geaorge Adami, to [W.W. Francis?]; letter from A.J. Dawson, Lt.-Col., France 6, Nov. 1917, to Mr. LeRoy. Several unidentified, undated, approximately 1899-1927.

Series consists of bundles of manuscripts, drafts, some research-related correspondence, and other research materials. Many files between 103-213 are transcriptions or photocopies of research materials Abbott made, many from Canadian archives, during the course of her research into the history of medicine in Canada.

Bundle of signed anecdotes concerning James Bovell, and list of "Bovell's publications in religious directions"; all papers headed with the word "LEGEND" followed by Roman numeral. Signatures of Fred. W. (Macqueuy?). Holford Walker, and Alive Bovell Barwick (? ) on stationery of Dr. Norman B. Gwyn. Also, transcript of letters, 1866, April 19, and 1868, March 27, from Ellen Osler, to her son "Willie." Also transcript from a newspaper account, April 9, 1866, regarding misconduct of Osler and his scholmaters against Mrs. Denham of Trinity College grammar schools. Typescript.

Two fragmentary typescript pages, one numbered "14"and concerning "the practical importance of chemical knowledge"; the other, also numbered "14", the last page of a sketch Sir William Osler.

"Medicine before and after Hippocrates" by Maude Abbott. Presented at the 52nd Annual' Meeting of the Canadian Medical Association. Halifax, N.S., July 7th, 1921. Typescript, with manuscript corrections. Includes "The Nightingale's Return", poem from Punch (Aug. 23, 1856) and "Original contributions of Women to the Art and Science of Medicine", with description and prints of slides shown.

Typescript (carbon copy).