Letter, from St George Ashe to William Musgrave, dated at Trinity College Dublin
Reference number: EL/A/32
Date: 10 October 1685

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Account of the physiology of Anne Jackson from Waterford who has several 'horns' growing on her body
Read to the Royal Society on 2 December 1685
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- EL/A/32
- Earliest possible date
- 10 October 1685
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- 1 page
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- Manuscript
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St George Ashe, Letter, from St George Ashe to William Musgrave, dated at Trinity College Dublin, 10 October 1685, EL/A/32, The Royal Society Archives, London, https://makingscience.royalsociety.org/items/el_a_32/letter-from-st-george-ashe-to-william-musgrave-dated-at-trinity-college-dublin, accessed on 11 February 2025
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A letter from Mr. St Georg Ash, Sec. of the Dublin Society, to one of the Secretaries of the Royal Society; concerning a girl in Ireland, who has several horns growing on her body External link, opens in new tab.
Author: Georg Ash
Date: 26th November 1685
DOI: 10.1098/rstl.1685.0069
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'Early letters': letters from correspondents in natural philosophy sent to the Royal Society and its Fellows
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Early Letters: A, letters in natural philosophy from correspondents with surname starting 'A'
1664-1736 Reference number: EL/A
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