Box 1
Contains 21 Results:
Letter to Asst. Surgeon Alex H. Hoff. U.S. Army, Army Medical Board, N .Y. City, from George A. Otis, Asst. Surgeon, U.S.A., Curator, Army Medical Museum, 1875 May 11
Thanking him for "the pair of obstetrical forceps which you found in Sitka, and presented to Dr. Billings" and reporting where it has been placed in the Museum.
Letter from J.J. Woodward, Asst. Surgeon U.S. Army, Surgeon General's Office, War Department, Washington, D.C., 1876 April 6
On contents of pamphlet on hospital models, praising the description of the hospital steamer January and asking for a similar description of the Barnes. He will have woodcuts made of the January and Barnes, and discusses models of the two ships and how they should be sent to Washington.
Special orders, no. 50 - War Department, 1875
Relieves Dr. Hoff of duties at Fort Columbus and appoints him Recorder of the Army Medical Board in New York City.
Letter from Post Adjutant, Headquarters, Principal Depot, General Recruiting Service, United States Army, Fort Columbus, N.Y.H., 1875 March 25
Relieves A.H. Hoff from duty as Depot Treasurer and Librarian and orders him to turn over property and funds to successor.
Letter to Dr. Hoff, U.S.A. from George Tiemann & Co., No. 67 Chatham Street, New York City, 1876 June 29
Reports comments of Professor Howard of Baltimore on automatic needle carrier and needles and says Professor Howard was probably the first to use the new instrument with success.
Copy of letter from C.H. Crane. Asst. Surgeon General. U.S. Army, to Surgeon Jos. B. Brown U.S. Army, President, Army Medical Board, New York City, N.Y., 1876 July 14
Directs that Assistant Surgeon A.H. Hoff be examined for promotion.
Contents of Dr. Hoff's pocket case, 1850-1861
Letter to Editor of the American Medical Times from Dr. Alden March, quoting parts of letter of Dr. Alex. H. Hoff to Dr. March and suggesting that the Editor publish it in the American Medical Times, 1862 December 20
Photograph of Alexander Hoff; biographical speech about Alexander Hoff by his son John Van Rensselaer Hoff, at presentation of Hoff Memorial Medal to best student in the Army Medical School. Read at Graduating Exercises of the school in Washington, undated; May 31, 1912
Two photographs of man with mustache and in uniform with photographer given at bottom: Hofsteater, Vancouver, Wash.