The correspondence of Anna S. Cope and Rachel and Jonathan Evans, in particular, often recount family health and well-being, particularly the illnesses of children.
By Dr. Henry Hartshorne, "containing over ten thousand receipts, in all the useful and domestic arts, constituting a complete and practical library." There are numerous entries on women's health.
1875 report, including a comparison of their education and wealth with 1868.
Special Collections also holds many accounts of travels to visit Native Americans. Some of these letters and diaries may include discussions of health.
The eighth annual report of the Superintendent and agents of the Central Indian Superintendency
Hoag was the superintendent of the Central Superintendency during Grant's presidency. That papers include correspondence and reports from agents at the various reservations.
African-Americans
An enquiry concerning the intellectual and moral faculties, and literature of negroes