Washington State University Libraries, Manuscripts, Archives and Special Collections
Cage 4004
Pratt, Jonathan, 1801-1880
Jonathan Pratt Papers
1818-1861
0.25 Linear feet of shelf space
1 Box
Correspondence and other papers of New York physician, Jonathan Pratt, and other members of the Pratt family.
Collection materials are in English
Jonathan Pratt, 1801-1861, was a Physician, born in Rushville, New York. He was friends with the missionaries, Marcus and Narcissa Whitman.
Correspondence and other papers of New York physician, Jonathan Pratt, and other members of the Pratt family.
This collection is open and available for research use.
Copyright restrictions may apply.
[Item description]
Jonathan Pratt Papers, 1818-1861 (Cage 4004)
Manuscripts, Archives, and Special Collections, Washington State University Libraries, Pullman, WA.
Clifford Drury acquired these papers in May 1936, from the home of Jonathan Pratt's
son, Carlton, in Rushville, New York.
Clifford Drury gifted the papers to the Washington State University Libraries between 1940 and 1961 (MS 1983-42).
The papers of Jonathan Pratt were recieved by the WSU Libraries with the Marcus and
Narcissa Whitman Papers, 1823-1961
(Cage 142). The Pratt material relating to Marcus Whitman were retained in that collection.
This collection is indexed under the following headings in the online
catalog. Researchers desiring materials about related topics, persons, or
places should search the catalog using these headings.
Pratt, Jonathan, 1801-1880 -- Archives
Physicians -- New York (State) -- Archives
Medicine and Health
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Jonathan Pratt, Rule for finding
the dominical letter.
1818
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Jonathan Pratt, letter, Rushell,
[Rushville] to Jonathan Pratt.
October 3, 1822
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County Clerk, Ontario County,
Statement that Jonathan Pratt has a medical diploma on file.
March 24, 1829
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A. P. Brown, letter, Cicero, to
Smith Pratt.
May 23, 1829
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Jonathan Pratt, letter, Madison,
New York, to Jonathan Pratt, Rushville, New York.
September 25, 1829
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Appointment of Jonathan Pratt as
Postmaster, Larneds Corners, New York.
October 24, 1831
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Amana Gillet, letter, Sharon, to
Jonathan Pratt, Hopewell, New York.
March 31, 1834
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C. C. Catlin, letter, Sugar Grove,
to [Jonathan Pratt].
October 6, 1835
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Mortgage between Rich and Wightman,
Rushville, New York.
November 7, 1835
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Joseph Throop, letter,
Readingville, to Jonathan Pratt, Rushville, New York.
August 7, 1836
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Appointment of Jonathan Pratt as
Postmaster, Rushville, New York.
March 16, 1842
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D. G. Weaver, oath of office as
deputy postmaster.
February 23, 1842
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Andrew Smith Pratt, "A journey to
the City of Mexico in Mexico, Composition No. 10."
1843
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E. A. Pratt, letter, New York, to
A. Smith Pratt, Lima, New York.
May 2, 1857
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Levi Crouch, letter, Cohocton, New
York, to S. Pratt, Lima, New York.
June 16, 1857
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S. M. Thatcher, letter, Chicago, to
Jonathan Pratt.
October 19, 1857
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E. A. Pratt, letter, Xenia, Ohio,
to Smith Pratt, Hopewell Centre, New York.
January 18, 1859
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W. H. Mead, letter, Newberry,
Vermont, to Smith Pratt, Hopewell Centre, New York.
October 28, 1859
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D. T. [---]yton, letter, West
Eaton, to Smith Pratt, Hopewell Centre, New York.
January 19, 1860
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Jonathan Pratt, letter, to Smith
Pratt.
July 19, 1860
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J. W. King, letter, Xenia, Ohio, to
Smith Pratt, Canandaigua, New York.
July 19, 1861
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E. A. Pratt, letter, Xenia, Ohio,
[lacking first page].
1861
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Ruby Webb, letter, Canandaigua, New
York, to Jonathan Pratt, Rushville, New York.
November 23, 18--
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[Rough pencil drafts of
correspondence.]
undated
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Jonathan Pratt,
Properties and medicinal uses of Iodine, read before
the Ontario County Medical society,
undated
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Envelopes.