Document from parish priest Michael O'Reilly
Part of Charles Lewis Fonds
Letter from Michael O'Reilly, parish priest, known Lewis last 10 years, medical officer Berehaven Mines … "attention and kindness to the sick and poor of my parish"… etc.
Certificate, Apothecaries Hall, Dublin
Part of Charles Lewis Fonds
Certificate of the Governor, Deputy Governor and directors of … having this day examined Charles Lewis of Killarney in the county of Kerry think him properly educated to be apprenticed to the profession of an apothecary.
Records relating to Charles Lewis's father
Part of Charles Lewis Fonds
Consists of a collection of records relating to Charles Lewis's father's records (also named Charles Lewis).
Documents regarding Lewis's professional capacity
Part of Charles Lewis Fonds
Consists of 4 documents regarding Lewis's professional capacity.
Loan agreement between John R. Reed and Charles Lewis
Part of Charles Lewis Fonds
A loan agreement document, Markethill, County Armagh, Ireland, for £70, between John R. Reed, the lender, and Charles Lewis and (presumably) his wife Sophia C. Lewis. Appears to be the same (by handwriting), John R. Reed in #9 above. Lent by Reed to Lewis.
Part of Charles Lewis Fonds
Single page with notes on drug preparation.
Part of Charles Lewis Fonds
A printed scripture booklet, 1831, on front written JOHN REED, very faint writing follows, appears dated writing 1833. Relation unknown, except for the above John Reed (related through Mrs. Lewis?).
Certificate from the Royal College of Surgeons of England
Part of Charles Lewis Fonds
Certificate of qualification for Charles Lewis from the Royal College of Surgeons of England to “to exercise the Art and Science of Surgery.”
Diploma, Regium Medicorum Collegium Edinburgense
Part of Charles Lewis Fonds
Diploma, "Carolum Lewis," from the Regium Medicorum Collegium Edinburgense. Counterstamped 22/6/65 Branch Medical Council, Ireland.
Part of Charles Lewis Fonds
File consists of entry certificates to The Hospital and FREE School of King Charles II, at Oxmantown, Dublin, 1875; a school proficiency certificate in drawing, 1877 and a confirmation certificate by the Bishop of Dublin, 1878.