This medical ledger of Dr. Henry W.
Houston is labeled Ledger C. This ledger covers the time
period of January 1866 through June 1887. During that period,
the following patients made unspecified purchases of merchandise
and medical services from Dr. Houston:
Wm J. Abdell, Ephraim Adams, Washington
Adams (colored), John Allen (negro), Jacob H. Andrew, Julia
Andrew, Lovey Andrew, Tilghman Andrew, W.H. Andrew, David
Andrews, Stephen Andrews, John Arnett, George Ashcomb
C.C. Bailey, Daniel Bailey, John Baker,
Mrs. M.A. Baker, John Banks (yellow), Moses Banks, Samuel Banks,
James Bantum, Jacob Barnett, Job Beckwith, W.B. Beckwith, Wm. P.
Beckwith, James E. Bennet, Mr. Bilhue, Mr. Billiam, Charles
Blades, Mary Lizzie Boston, Mr. Bounds, Charles Bradley, M.W.
Bradley, Eugene Bradshaw, G.T. Bramble, John N. Bramble, Jos. K.
Bramble, Ida R. Bramble, Stansbury Bramble, Wm. Briley, Thomas
Brinsfield
Jonathan Calloway, Charles Camper Jr.,
F.H. Camper, James Camper, Mrs. James Carroll, John Camper,
Louisa Camper, Shadrach Carmine, Wm. Carmine, Anna Carroll,
Charles Carroll, George W. Carroll, James M. Carroll, Josiah
Carroll, Mille Chamberlain, Thomas Chamberlin, William Charles,
Wm. Cheesman, Edward Chilcott, R.O. Christian, Edward
Christopher, Wm. Christopher, Church (Methodist Episcopal
Church), Wm. Clarage, John Clark, Ownin Clifton, Thos. Clifton,
Ebin Coleman, Lewis Coleman, Frank Collins, Josiah Collins,
Pollard Collins, Samuel E. Collins, Sarah Collins, John Collison,
Lawrence Colsten, L.C. Combs (M.D.), Commissioners (Town
Commissioners), Wm. P. Conaway, Jos. Conkle, Wm. W. Cook,
Algernon Corkran, B.F. Corkran, James Corkran, John Corkran,
Joseph Corkran, Levin Corkran, Price Corkran, Samuel Corkran,
Wm. Corkran, William W. Corkran, John Cornish, Henry Cornish,
Nero Cornish, Jacob Coulbourne (d. 1884), Courier
(Federalsburg), Isaac Covington, Isaac Crane, Mrs. Cray
Charles Dail, George Dashields
(colored), Sandy Dashield, George Davidson, S.P. Davis, Mrs. E.
Davis, Truston Davis, Wm. E. Davis, Severn S. Dawson (d. 1869),
F.H. Dean, James Dean, James Dean Sr?, John E. Deane, John W.M.
Dean, Willis V. Dean, Harry Dockens, Daniel Dockrety, James R.
Donoho, James E. Douglas, Andrew F. Dukes, Geo. Dukes
Daniel Eaton, George Elliott
Robert Fish, John Fletcher Jr., John W.
Fletcher, Kilby Fletcher, M.S. Fletcher, Mrs. Perry Flowers,
John Fraley, Lucy Frazier
Robert Gambriel, Mrs. Thomas Gambrill,
William H. Gambrill, J.B. Giles, W.H. Gootee, James Gore, Mrs.
Bill Goslin, John Gosling, Thomas Gould, Samuel Green, Jesse
Griffin
James Hacket, John T. Hacket, Silas
Hackett, Thos Harding, Wm Harding, E.M. Harper, John Harper, Wm
E. Harrison, Ben Harvey, R.L. Hastings, Mrs. Helen Helsby, Mrs.
Sallie Helsby, Estate of T.B. Helsby, Thomas J. Helsby, George
Henry, Leven Henry, Oscar Henry, Winfield Henry, W.K. Henry,
Joseph A. Hicks, Pratt Hicks, Thomas J. Hicks, Irvin Higgins,
James Higgins, Mrs. Susan Holland, Thomas Holland, William
Holland, Herbert Holt, Moses Hooper, Wm R. Hooper, Wm R. Hooper,
Noah Howard, Thomas J. Howeth, M..D. Howeth, Daniel Hubbard,
Mrs. F.M. Hubbard, Joe Hubbard, Michael Hubbard, W.T. Hubbard,
Alpha Hughs, Charles Hughs, Silas Hughs, Alexander Hurley,
Benjamin Hurlock, John M. Hurlock, Mitchel Hurlock, R.A.
Hurlock, Wesley Hurlock, Willis Hurlock, J.J. Hurst, William
Hurst, Mrs. Sophia Hutchinson
Henry Jackson (col), Isaac Jackson,
Lambert Jackson, Manir(?) Jackson, Jas T. Jacobs, David Jenkins,
Joe Jenkins, John Jenkins (col), Robt Jenkins, Steven Jenkins,
William Jester, Sol. Johns, Capt. Alward Johnson, B.F. Johnson,
Erastus Johnson, E.S. Johnson, Jerry Johnson, Capt. O.P.
Johnson, Thomas Johnson (of Henry), William Johnson, Wm Henry
Johnson, George Jolly, Moses Jolly, Dr. George P. Jones, John
Jones, John R. Jones, Moses Jones (col died 1880), Spry J.
Jones, Vance Jones, Robt Jump
Jacob Kane, Dean Kimmy, William Kimmy,
William Kirkley
Ladies Aid Society, Rev. Mr. Lane, T.
Langford, Z. Langford, John Q. Leckie, Mrs. S.P. Leckie, Thos
Leckie, Levin Lecompte, T.J. Lecompte, T.V. Lecompte, Henry Lee,
William Lee Sr., William Lee Jr., Frank P. Lewis, Geo Littleton,
Fred Livingston, Clayton Lord, Clayton Lord, James Lowe
James Macollister, Wm Maglotten, John
M. Marshall, Capt. Leven Marshall, Masonic Lodge, Samuel
Matthews, Samuel Matthews, Samuel McBride, Robt McCready, Chas
McForland, Nathanial Medford, Nathaniel Medford Jr., R.W.
Medford, Thomas A. Melvin, Albert Merrick, Benj T. Merrick, John
Merrick, Joseph Merrick, Stansbury Merrick, Z. Merrick, B.
Millard, Jas Mills, Wm Mills, Mrs. Wm Mills, Wm Mitchel, Moses
Mobray, Arthur Moore, John N. Moore, Frank Morris, Dan Murphy,
Shadrach Murphy, Wm Murphy Sr.
Joe Neal, Turpin Neal, Leslie Newton,
Nimrod Newton, Wilber F. Newton, Mrs. Joe Nesbitt, James M.
Noble, Joseph Noble, Joshua Noble, Wesley Nichols, Winfield
Nichols, James Nicols, James Nicols (negro)
Robert Oldridge
Mrs. Jane Page, John R. Page, Robert
Page, William Page, William L. Page, Thomas Parrington, Thomas
Parven, John Pattison, James Paul, Leven Paul, Mrs Ebin Payne,
Wm J. Payne, Wm Phelps, Charles Phillips, Joseph E. Phillips,
Ann Pinket, Charles Pinket, Harriet Pinket, James Pinket, Thomas
Pinket, Mrs. Emma Prettyman, Capt. Price, Ebin Prouse, C.H.
Prouse, Jas T. Prouse, Charles Purse, John J. Purse, John J.
Purse,
Robert W. Randall, Cassada Rawlings,
James W. Rawlings, Charles Reed, Edward Reed, James Reed, Joseph
Reed, Mrs. Wm Reed, W.W. Reed, Spencer Roberts, John Robinson,
Samuel Robinson, Matthew Rose, Clinton Ross, Columbus Ross,
James Ross, James Ross (col), John F. Ryan
Daniel J. Sampton (d. 1886), John H.
Sampson, Mrs. H. Saxton, James Saxton, Wm Saxton, Wm S. Saxton,
Frances Schumaker, Harry Seim, Edward Sellers, James E. Sellers,
Geo. S. Seton, Miss R. Sewell, C.C. Seymour, B.F. Sherman,
Francis Sherman, Geo F. Sherman, John Sherman, Mrs. Jas.
Sherman, Mrs. Mary Sherman, Robert Slacum, James T. Smith, Mrs.
J.T. Smith, John Smith, Matthew Smith, Mrs. M.L. Smith, John
Spence, S.S. Spence, Asbury Stack, Mrs. E. Stapleford, Lizzie
Stanly, John H. Stewart, Ed H. Stevens, George L. Stevens, James
R. Stevens, John Wesley Stevens, Richard Stevens, Samuel J.
Stevens, Wm H. Stevens, Daniel Street, Pat Summers
Mrs. Algernon Thomas, Dr. James Thomas,
John Thomas, John H. Thomas (col), Samuel Thomas, S.S. Thomas,
Thomas Thomas, Alex Thompson, Mrs. E. Thompson, John Thompson
(of Wm), Jos M. Thompson, R.F. Thompson, Richard Thompson,
Thomas Thompson, Thos Thompson, Thomas Tilghman, Albert M. Todd,
D.E. Todd, John W. Todd, Mrs. Townsend, Samuel Travers, John
Trice, Minos K. Trice, Thomas Trice, Thomas T. Tucker, Walter
Turpin
Mrs. Sophia Vane, George Varnes Jr.,
Edward Vickers, Nathan Vickers, Thomas Vickers, Washington
Vickers
J.B. Wallis, Elijah Wangus, J. Wesley
Ward, Leven Watkins, Levin Watkins, Thomas J. Watkins, Henry W.
Webb, William Webb, James B. Webster, James R. Webster, John
Webster, John Webster (Jocky), Joseph Webster, Josiah Webster,
Mrs. P.A. Webster, Samuel Webster, Thomas H. Webster, Wm James
Webster, Benj Wheatley, George Wheatley, Jas Wheatley, Jos
Wheatley, Richard Wheatley, Minos Wheatley, Elias H. White,
George Whitten, Louder Willen, Charles M. Williams, James
Williams, Nathan Williams, Thomas E. Williams, Mrs. Ann
Willoughby, Job Willoughby, Mrs. Job Willoughby, Wm Willoughby,
William R. Willoughby, W.R. Willoughby, C.H. Willis, Charles T.
Willis, John L. Willis, Wm W. Willis, Ambrose Wilson, Henry
Wilson, James Wilson (NY), James M. Wilson, James Windsor, James
H. Windsor, Wm Windsor, A. Wood, Alonzo Woods, Henry Woolen,
Charles Wright, Henry D. Wright, Isaac Wright, Isaac R. Wright,
Jabes Wright, James Wright, Joseph Wright, Joseph Wright, Martin
Wright (of Henry D.), Martin V. Wright, Robt Wright, Samuel
Wright Sr., Sam Wright Jr., Samuel Wright, Thomas J. Wright (of
Nicols), Turpin Wright, Mrs. Sallie Wrightson, William Wrightson,
Clem Young, Lewis Young, Holliday Young
Frederick Ziglar
Sources: Mrs. Mary
Houston Carr donated her great-grandfather's medical ledger to
the East New Market Museum, which was located in a front room of
the building that formerly housed the East New Market High
School. The museum had ceased operating in the late 1980s.
In 1991 I borrowed the ledger from the former museum and
transcribed its contents for publication in the Dorchester
County Genealogical Magazine. I returned the ledger to the
former museum a few months later in 1991. Several years
later the High School was converted to apartments. The
current location of the ledger is unknown. It is also
unknown whether a Ledger A or B exist.