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Biographical sketch on Dr. Maurice M. Seymour. Seymour was a surgeon during the Riel Rebellion, the first appointed Commissioner of Public Health and an organizer of the Saskatchewan Medical Association. He was also an active member of the Anti-Tuberculosis League and was named the Canadian representative to the League of Nations committee in 1923.
Excerpt from "Pioneers and Prominent People of Saskatchewan" detailing the life of Dr. Maurice M. Seymour.
Newspaper article, source unknown, which details the naming of two lakes in Northern Saskatchewan after Dr. Maurice M. Seymour.
Correspondence between Mrs. L. McK. Robinson, and E.C. Morgan of the Saskatchewan Archives Board regarding a request for information on Dr. Maurice M. Seymour.
Item is an image showing Dr. Spalding with Dr. M.M. Seymour and others. Photograph was taken of a trip made to sites in northern Saskatchewan by Dr. J.M. Uhrich and Dr. M.M. Seymour.
Records created, accumulated and used by Marguerite E. Robinson including manuscripts, research notes and published materials concerning public health nursing in the North-West Territories and Saskatchewan. Includes records relating to the Regina General Hospital; Regina Grey Nuns' Hospital; Victorian Order of Nurses; and the Saskatchewan Registered Nurses' Association (SRNA).
