Description: 1842-43 HUDDERSFIELD INFIMARY-Yorkshire Dr William Turnbull correspondence, relating to property & land in Roxburgh, addressed to Thomas Scott of Lethem, Jedburgh, Roxburghshire, Scotland, 16 Letters in all, Five with 1d red Imperf stamps cancelled by HUDDERSFIELD MALTESE CROSS postmarks. + two related documents. Dr William Turnbull (1794–1876), native of Roxburghshire, Scotland who settled in Huddersfield about 1814 after obtaining his medical degree from Edinburgh University. He was instrumental in the establishment of the Huddersfield Infirmary where he served as Chief Physician until his death in 1876. He is buried in Penistone Churchyard, where his son, also William was vicar from approximately 1855 to 1915. : Powered by SixBit's eCommerce Solution
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Era: 1842-43
Country: England
England County: Yorkshire
Archive Lot: Family correspondence
Type: Postal History
Document Type: Original Manuscript Letters
City/Town/Village/Place: Huddersfield
Family Surname: Turnbull
Related Interests: Hospitals/Infirmarys
Related Interests 2: 1d red Postage stamps, Maltese Cross
Addressed to: Scott of Jedburgh
Letter From: Dr William Turnbull
Related Interest: Chief Physician, Huddersfield Infirmary
In the Reign of: Queen Victoria 20 June 1837 – 22 January 1901
Theme: Local History
Related Interests 1: Social History
