Box 3
Container
Contains 135 Results:
Newspaper clippings, 1943
File — Box: 3, Folder: 3
Scope and Contents
From the Series:
This series contains 15 envelopes that contain documents covering Bard’s arrival in Ventura in 1863 to his death in Ventura in 1902 and the ensuing settlement of his estate. This series also includes correspondence between Cephas L. Bard and his brother, Thomas R. Bard. The correspondence covers a variety of topics, ranging from family affairs, medical practices and procedures, the building of the Hueneme Pier, and the establishment of the Elizabeth Bard Memorial Hospital. The series also...
Dates:
1943
Correspondence: Phillip Bard and Thomas G. Bard on family's role in Civil War, 1955 October
File — Box: 3, Folder: 3
Scope and Contents
From the Series:
This series contains 15 envelopes that contain documents covering Bard’s arrival in Ventura in 1863 to his death in Ventura in 1902 and the ensuing settlement of his estate. This series also includes correspondence between Cephas L. Bard and his brother, Thomas R. Bard. The correspondence covers a variety of topics, ranging from family affairs, medical practices and procedures, the building of the Hueneme Pier, and the establishment of the Elizabeth Bard Memorial Hospital. The series also...
Dates:
1955 October
Pamphlet: Disease as Described in Literature, address by Cephas L. Bard to Medical Society of California, 1898 May
File — Box: 3, Folder: 3
Scope and Contents
From the Series:
This series contains 15 envelopes that contain documents covering Bard’s arrival in Ventura in 1863 to his death in Ventura in 1902 and the ensuing settlement of his estate. This series also includes correspondence between Cephas L. Bard and his brother, Thomas R. Bard. The correspondence covers a variety of topics, ranging from family affairs, medical practices and procedures, the building of the Hueneme Pier, and the establishment of the Elizabeth Bard Memorial Hospital. The series also...
Dates:
1898 May
Newspaper clipping: The Funeral of Doctor Bard, Ventura County Star Free Press , 1975 April 20
File — Box: 3, Folder: 3
Scope and Contents
From the Series:
This series contains 15 envelopes that contain documents covering Bard’s arrival in Ventura in 1863 to his death in Ventura in 1902 and the ensuing settlement of his estate. This series also includes correspondence between Cephas L. Bard and his brother, Thomas R. Bard. The correspondence covers a variety of topics, ranging from family affairs, medical practices and procedures, the building of the Hueneme Pier, and the establishment of the Elizabeth Bard Memorial Hospital. The series also...
Dates:
1975 April 20
Correspondence: Thomas P. Bard, Dr. P. Little, Elizabeth Bard, and Richard Bard, 1851 February 24
File — Box: 3, Folder: 3
Scope and Contents
From the Series:
This series contains 15 envelopes that contain documents covering Bard’s arrival in Ventura in 1863 to his death in Ventura in 1902 and the ensuing settlement of his estate. This series also includes correspondence between Cephas L. Bard and his brother, Thomas R. Bard. The correspondence covers a variety of topics, ranging from family affairs, medical practices and procedures, the building of the Hueneme Pier, and the establishment of the Elizabeth Bard Memorial Hospital. The series also...
Dates:
1851 February 24
Receipts: Mr. Gerberding from J.W. Robertson, M.D., 1903 October, December
File — Box: 3, Folder: 4
Scope and Contents
From the Series:
This series contains 15 envelopes that contain documents covering Bard’s arrival in Ventura in 1863 to his death in Ventura in 1902 and the ensuing settlement of his estate. This series also includes correspondence between Cephas L. Bard and his brother, Thomas R. Bard. The correspondence covers a variety of topics, ranging from family affairs, medical practices and procedures, the building of the Hueneme Pier, and the establishment of the Elizabeth Bard Memorial Hospital. The series also...
Dates:
1903 October, December
Correspondence and notes: Al Gerberding, family health, 1893 April
File — Box: 3, Folder: 4
Scope and Contents
From the Series:
This series contains 15 envelopes that contain documents covering Bard’s arrival in Ventura in 1863 to his death in Ventura in 1902 and the ensuing settlement of his estate. This series also includes correspondence between Cephas L. Bard and his brother, Thomas R. Bard. The correspondence covers a variety of topics, ranging from family affairs, medical practices and procedures, the building of the Hueneme Pier, and the establishment of the Elizabeth Bard Memorial Hospital. The series also...
Dates:
1893 April
Receipt and notes: Payment for sanitarium, medical care, 1902, 1904
File — Box: 3, Folder: 4
Scope and Contents
From the Series:
This series contains 15 envelopes that contain documents covering Bard’s arrival in Ventura in 1863 to his death in Ventura in 1902 and the ensuing settlement of his estate. This series also includes correspondence between Cephas L. Bard and his brother, Thomas R. Bard. The correspondence covers a variety of topics, ranging from family affairs, medical practices and procedures, the building of the Hueneme Pier, and the establishment of the Elizabeth Bard Memorial Hospital. The series also...
Dates:
1902, 1904
Correspondence: Al Gerberding and J.W. Robertson, M.D., 1902
File — Box: 3, Folder: 4
Scope and Contents
From the Series:
This series contains 15 envelopes that contain documents covering Bard’s arrival in Ventura in 1863 to his death in Ventura in 1902 and the ensuing settlement of his estate. This series also includes correspondence between Cephas L. Bard and his brother, Thomas R. Bard. The correspondence covers a variety of topics, ranging from family affairs, medical practices and procedures, the building of the Hueneme Pier, and the establishment of the Elizabeth Bard Memorial Hospital. The series also...
Dates:
1902
Legal petition, Superior Court of County of Ventura, Re: Lloyd Harrison, 1903 January 5
File — Box: 3, Folder: 4
Scope and Contents
From the Series:
This series contains 15 envelopes that contain documents covering Bard’s arrival in Ventura in 1863 to his death in Ventura in 1902 and the ensuing settlement of his estate. This series also includes correspondence between Cephas L. Bard and his brother, Thomas R. Bard. The correspondence covers a variety of topics, ranging from family affairs, medical practices and procedures, the building of the Hueneme Pier, and the establishment of the Elizabeth Bard Memorial Hospital. The series also...
Dates:
1903 January 5