ID2352
CollectionKilmore District Dispensary
Collection DescriptionEstablished by the Medical Charities Act 1851 as subdivisions of each Poor Law Union in the country, dispensary districts initially were responsible for public health matters through the appointment of medical officers, the establishment of dispensaries, and the provision of public health programmes such as vaccination. With the inception of civil registration of births, marriages and deaths in 1864, dispensary districts became registration districts, with the medical officer usually appointed registrar and responsible for making quarterly returns to the General Register Office, Dublin. Kilmore Dispensary District was situated within Monaghan Poor Law Union.
Collection Web Addresshttps://www.ucd.ie/archives/collections/depositedcollections...
ReferenceP42
Description

Kilmore District Dispensary, County Monaghan. The Collection includes:

Administrative Records (Section I)

Returns of expenses for the district, showing salaries and wages of cleaners and housekeepers with other costs 1852-1896 (Section I)

Appointments and qualifications of medical officers, from 1862 a diploma in surgery and certificate in midwifery were required, correspondence, including letters from women asking for treatment (including dental treatment) for themselves and their children (Section II)

Records of the Medical Officers' duties as Registrar of births, marriages and deaths, 1964-1918 (Section V).

There is 1 box.

AccessBy prior appointment.
Date1852-1918
Century19th, 20th
Keywords
Note

Produced for consultation in original format.

Repository NameUCD Archives
AddressJames Joyce Library UCD Belfield Dublin 4
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latitude53.30671
longitude-6.22347