The Albert Clifford Abbott file contains the following materials:<br />

0. Obit: <u>CMAJ</u> 129:295 Aug 1 1983; Wpg paper; (2pp)<br>
1. Faculty card (copy) (1p)<br>
2. Thumbnail sketch with drawing, <u>UMMJ</u> 14(4):38, April 1943;(1p)<br>
3. Entry in <u>Canad Who’s Who 1980</u>, p3 (1p)<br>
4. Faculty questionnaire, 1933 (1p)<br>
5. "Pioneer Experimental Surgeon of Western Canada" by RE Beamish <u>UMMJ</u> 53(2) 1983; (1p)<br>
6. "Pioneer Experimental Surgeon of Western Canada" by RE Beamish <u>Can J Surg</u>; 2:412-13, July 1959;(2 copies-5 pps each) (10pp)<br>
7. "Dr Albert Clifford Abbott: Pioneer Experimental Surgeon of Western Canada" by RE Beamish- ms copy <u>CMAJ</u> 128:862-3 1983 (18pp)<br>
8. List of publications (possibly incomplete) (1p)<br>
9. Abbott, AC: "New Instruments for Sympathectomies";<u>Can J Surgery</u> 2:412-413 1959 (1p)<br>
10. Abbott, AC: "Simple Goitre" <u>CMAJ</u> 27:8-14; 146-151; 236-239; 376-380, 1932; (1-51page booklet)<br>
11. Brief bio from K Riese “Surgeons I have known” unpub talk to Hist Med Club; (1p)<br>
12. Landmark medical office closes <u>WFP</u> 18 Feb 2006; (1p)<br>
13. Staff record: <b>restricted access</b>; (5pp)<br>
14. Brief biography from Man Hist Soc website; (1p)<br>
15. Honorary degree University of Winnipeg, 1974; <u>UM Alumni Journal</u> v35(2) Winter 1975; (1p)<br>
    MPC 1.0.1 A and B<br />

The Emma Richter Adamson file contains the following materials:<br />

0. Obit.: <u>WFP</u> 24 Aug 1988 (1p)<br>
1. Student card (copy) (1p)<br>
2. Photo of 4 women, members of Medical Women of Canada: ERA, vice pres <u>WFP</U> 15 Jun 1953 (1p)<br>

The Gilbert Logie Adamson file contains the following materials:<br />

0. Obit: <u>UMMJ</u> 55:111 1985; other unknown but prob <u>WFP</u>; page incl short biblio (1p)<br>
1. Faculty card and student card (copy) (1p)<br>
2. Faculty questionnaire 1932 (1p)<br>
3. Anecdotes from his obstetrical experiences as published in the <u>WCQ</u>23:3 & 4:101-103, 1970 (2pp)<br>
4. "The epileptics get a raw deal" .probably <u>WFP</u> c15 June 1953 (1p)<br>
5. Thumb nail sketch and caricature <u>UMMJ</u> 10:79 1939 (1p)<br>
6. Staff record - <b>restricted access</b> (9pp)<br>

The James Douglas Adamson files contain the following materials <br>

<b>Folder 1:</b>

0. Obits: <u>CMAJ</u> 91:1033 1964; <u>MMR</u> 44:509 1964; <u>MMR</u> 44:563 1964; ?<u>WFP</u>5 Sept 1964, Appreciations (IM Thompson, LG Bell, S McEwen): <u>MMR,</u>;v44(9):564-565 Nov 1964 & v44(10):635,637 Dec 1964(4pp)<br>
1. Copy of student and faculty cards (2pp)<br>
2. Faculty questionnaire, nd (1p)<br>
3. CVs, nd but various times (incl 5 reprint first pp) <b>
   See also</b> no 8 below (11pp)<br>
4. Personal history (1p)<br>
5. Thumbnail sketch & picture <u>UMMJ</u> 14:42-43 1943<br>
6. “Honorary Graduate” - Dr. J.D. Adamson <u>UMMJ</u> 22:149 1951<br>
7. Copy of service record & picture, <i>Roll of Honour 1914-1918</i>, 1923 (3pp)<br>
8. James Douglas Adamson (1890-1964): <i>In the Oslerian Tradition</i> by RE Beamish, <u>Annals RCPSC</u> 24(4)191-193; also same title ms as talk by RE Beamish to Can Soc for the History of Medicine, Victoria BC, May 26 1990<br>
9. Note from AE Thomson on JD’s activities (1p)<br>
10. Account of address by JDA to Lion’s Club on Man Gov Health Insce, <u>CMAJ</u> v42(4):402 (1p)<br>
11. Letter from RE Beamish re JDA’s work on high blood pressure (3pp) <br>
12. Staff record - <b>restricted access</b> (8pp)<br>
    <b>See also:</b> <br>
13. Notes from interview with JDA re history of Faculty of Medicine & historical sketch are found in Archives file #21.2.1(2) <br>
14. Artifacts #91: Plaque: “To the memory of “J.D.” Clinician and Teacher. James Douglas Adamson 1890-1964. Professor of Medicine 1939-1950. Dedicated by the Class of 1941.<br>
15. The Archives holds many prints that are ex libris JD Adamson<br>
    <b>Folder 2:</b>
16. Adamson, JD: "Medical History Writing": 2 copies; 2nd copy amended in minor ways by JP Gemmell dated Sept 1954 (18pp+14pp)<br>
17. "Total and Permanent Disability in Canada", signed copy (6pp)<br>
18. "Leonardo da Vinci" attributed to JD Adamson (18pp)<br>
19. Reprint of “Inaugural address” 1930 by JDA (pp10-14) incl JA Gunn’s Armistice Day & D Mainland’s Valedictory) (1 booklet of 16pp)<br>
20. Physical Examination of the Respiratory Tract (27pp) <br>
    MPC 1.0#2A,B ; MPC 4.3#21 A ;<br />
    
    MPC 4.6#1 (12 glass slides used in Adamson’s Hist of Med lectures-in Archives slide file<br />

The John Douglas Adamson files contain the following materials:<br />

<b>Folder 1</b>

0. Obits: <u>WFP</u> Jan 7, 2000, same notice in <u>Globe & Mail</u> (1p)<br>
1. CV 1974 and 1985? (14pp + 7pp)<br>
2. Plaque: “The Jim and Gretna Purvis Studentship in appreciation of care given” this plaque has a short biography (bronze plaque)<br>
3. Brief biography from Man Hist Soc website (1p)<br>
   <b>Folder 2</b>
4. Staff record - <b>restricted access</b> (104pp+48pp+40pp)<br>

The David Campbell Aikenhead file contains the following materials:<br />

0. Obit: <u>CMAJ</u> 108:1162, May 5 1973; ? prob <u>WFP</u> incl partial publications' list (1p)<br>
1. Student and faculty cards (copies) (2pp)<br>
2. Faculty questionnaire, nd (1p)<br>
3. Picture of Dr & Mrs Aikenhead <u>WFP</u> Oct 7, 1958 (1p)<br>
4. Photo of DCA and another surgeon <u>UMMJ</u> v47(1) 1977 (1p)<br>
5. Staff record - <b>restricted access</b> (2pp)<br>
6. Short biog by MH Ferguson (original in 2.21.2(1)) (1p)<br>
   <b>See also:</b>
   21.9 G Fahrni file: Folder 3 #9 p.6 recollections

The Benedict Albensi file contains the following materials:<br />

1. Research focus, awards, incl academic journal papers, from Div Neurosciences website (8pp)<br>
2. Mechanisms of Memory, UM website 30 Oct 2006 (2pp)<br>
3. Scottish Rite Fdn representative in Wpg for cheque presentation UM Pharm/Thera website 29 Jan 2008 (2pp)<br>
4. "This lunch has 33 minutes" <u>Bull</u> v41(21) 20 Mar 2008; e-memo (2pp)<br>
5. Heart & Stroke Fdn award to BA, F Parkinson & J Peeling, e-memo 31 Mar 2008 (1p)<br>
6. Ben Albensi receives nat'l award from Alzheimer's Society of Canada (1p)<br>
7. Appointed to Editorial Board. CNS & Neurological Disorders-Drug Targets (1p)<br>
8. Centre on Aging Fellowship 2009-2010 (1p)<br>
9. Heart & Stroke Fdn grant-in-Aid, UM e-memo 8 Apr 2010 (1p)<br>
10. "Manitoba Lab conducts new memory research" Alzheimer Society, Manitoba Fall 2010 (1p)<br>

The Walter Alexander file contains the following materials:<br />

0. Obit: (newspaper cDec 1979) (1p)<br>
1. Copies of student and faculty cards (2pp)<br>
2. Faculty questionnaire, 1947 (1p)<br>
3. Presidential address by WA as president of Can Otolaryngology Society, 1962, <u>Proc Can Oto Soc</u> 16, 1962<br>
4. Staff record - <b>restricted access</b> (12pp)<br>

MPC 1.0#7<br />

The Frederick Gerard Allison file contains the following materials:<br >

0. Obit: <u>CMAJ</u> 141:981 1989 (incl title of publication) (1p)<br>
1. Copies of faculty and student cards (2pp)<br>
2. Faculty questionnaire, nd, (1p)<br>
3. President MMA 1959-60: biography: <u>MMR</u> 39:691 1959; photo: <u>Tribune</u> 9 Oct 1958; Presidential remarks <u>MMR</u> 45:421, 1965 (2pp)<br>
4. Biography from Program 103rd AGM of Can Med Assn 1970<br>
5. Note about himself addressed to Marion Ferguson<br>
6. "Class of '29-50 Years Later" <u>UMMJ</u> v49(3)1979 (2pp)<br>
7. Staff record - <b>restricted access</b> (9pp)<br>
8. Brief biography from Man Hist Soc website (1p)<br>

The Gerda Erd Allison file contains the following materials:<br />

0. Obit: Jan 2006 <u>WFP</u> 31 Jan & 21 July 2006; <u>Globe & Mail</u> 1 Feb & 22 Feb 2006; <u>Man Med</u> Spring/Summer 2006; sister: obit <u>WFP</u> 2 Nov 2005 (6pp)<br>
1. Copies of student and faculty cards (1p)<br>
2. Handwitten letter re class reunion 1982 (1p)<br>
3. Photo from 72nd CMA convention Wpg 1941 <u>WFP</u> 23 June 1941 (1p)<br>
4. Biography from http://www.umanitoba.ca/libraries/units/health/resources/womhist/gallison.html (2pp)<br>
5. Staff record - <b>restricted access</b> (17pp)<br>
6. Brief biography from Man Hist Soc website (1p)<br>