1903 Jul-1904 Feb 5
“Report on an outbreak of smallpox at Omdurman, Sudan, July - September 1903” by Christopherson, with related papers. (For photographs accompanying this report, see 407/4/1-13 in 7. Photographic Material, (ii) Medical)

[c. 1905]
Report on the scorpion, its physical characteristics, the effect of scorpion poison on the human system, number of cases of poisoning by scorpions during 1901-1905, together with the treatment of victims of scorpion stings. Author unknown, possibly by Dr Nikolawi of Omdurman.

[c. 1908 - 1911]
Notes by Christopherson on tribal markings, infibulation and native remedies

1908 Mar 26
Circular letter from Christopherson to 20 medical officers requesting information on tribal markings, earth eaters, tattooing, circumcision of female children and native remedies or surgery, with replies from 12 officers and one sanitary barber (see 407/2/2 for list of those medical officers circulated). The information was used by Christopherson in compiling a report on medicine in the Sudan. Many of the replies are incomplete and unless otherwise noted, all the reports are handwritten:

1909 and n.d.
Notes by Christopherson on boundaries and tribes

1909
“Description of Sudanese native remedies in the Mahdi’s and Khalifa’s time in Omdurman” by Christopherson, including an account by Khalifah Ahmad Sharaf (typescript draft with manuscript annotations by Christopherson)

1909 - 1910
File of papers and rough notes concerning the classification of African races

1909 - 1911
Two notebooks containing notes by Christopherson on tribal markings (tattoos and scarring), with details of how, when and where they were done and to which tribes they were associated, with some illustrations and photographs (For photographs see 407/8/1-8 in section 7. Photographic Material)

[post 1910]
“Notes on medicine in the Sudan” by Christopherson: 2 draft typescripts with manuscript annotations

1909 Jan - Dec; 1911 Jan - 1912 Dec
Khartoum temperature readings, with notes on climate in other regions of the Sudan

1911 Jun 28 - 1916 Nov 4
Rough notes on climate and disease

1916 Jul 5
Rough notes on temperature and climate

1903 - 1918
File of rough notes and case histories of named and unnamed patients with various skin conditions (including congenital onychauxis and keratosis, karondo and smallpox), cysts of the spleen and syphilis, with related draft articles, correspondence and photographs

1903- 1922
File of case notes concerning named and unnamed patients with eye conditions, with some related correspondence, laboratory reports and photographs. Conditions include blastomycosis, blepharodiastasis, staphyloma, nocardiasis, mycetoma, orbital tumour, actinomyces convoluto and leptothricosis

1904 - 1917
File of case notes concerning various skin conditions such as kala azar, leishmaniasis and leucoderma, some relating to particular cases, with accompanying correspondence and photographs, including:

1904 - 1918
File of case notes for named and unnamed patients with various growths and tumours including primary carcinoma of the liver, some with patient record sheets and laboratory reports, and related correspondence and photographs

1906 - 1917
File of case notes and patient charts relating to named and unnamed patients suffering from filariasis (elephantiasis), with some related correspondence and photographs

1907 - 1918
File of case notes, treatment and diet sheets, and laboratory reports for named and unnamed patients suffering from epithelionia, growths, ulcers and mycosis conditions, some with related correspondence and photographs

1908 - 1917
File of case notes for named and unnamed patients suffering from abcess, ainhum, aortic aneurysm and ascites, with other clinical notes on these medical conditions and some related photographs

1908 - 1918
File of case notes for named and unnamed patients with various growths and tumours including lipoma, adenoma and mycosis, some with patient record sheets and related photographs and one glass slide with medical specimen (447/9/95)

1910 Aug 8 - 1918 Jul 20
Rough notes on named and unnamed patients with various forms of ulcer, with related photographs

1911 - 1918
File of case notes concerning named and unnamed patients with cancrum oris, salivary calculus, vesical calculus, ranula and cysts, some with related photographs

1912 Mar 23 - 1913 Jul 12
Notebook of named patient case notes on growths, mycosis and ulcers, with related photographs

1914 Jan 15 - Feb 8
Rough case notes on a male patient suffering from yaws

1914 - 1915
File of case notes for named and unnamed patients suffering from hernia, with accompanying photographs

1914 - 1917
File of case sheets and rough notes on juxta articular nodules in named female patients, with accompanying photographs

[c.1915]
Brief typescript notes concerning some features of bilharzia and biotrypsis, including references to particular cases, with related photographs of unnamed patients

1916 Jun
Rough notes on removal of keloid from named female patient, with accompanying photographs

1916 Aug 17
Letter from R.V. Bardsley to Christopherson requesting help in a case of gigantism of the toe, with Christopherson’s comments and rough case notes and the accompanying photographs

[1917] Jan 7 - [Jul 17]
File of rough case notes concerning skin infections in named patients, with accompanying photographs

1917 Jun - 1919 May
Papers on aspects of bilharzia, with reference to particular cases. (For photographs to accompany these see 407/5/111-114 in section 7. Photographic Material)

[n.d. c. 1917]
Brief typescript notes concerning dracontiasis (guinea worm), with copy letter from Christopherson to Dr. Chalmers on the interval between the time of infection and the appearance of the worm, 27 May 1917, and related photographs of unnamed patients

[19-- Mar 2]
Letter from R. von Slatin to Christopherson concerning fees for treatment on Muhamed `Ali Gawi

1903 Jan 29
H. Bray to Christopherson offering suggestions of how best to deal with a disciplinary issue (inserted in Christopherson’s diary for his service at Omdurman Military Hospital - see section 3. Diaries, SAD.406/5/105-207)

1912 Nov 16
Letter from R. von Slatin to Christopherson concerning treatment for Asha bint Abdallah, wife of Ahmad al-Aigel who assisted in his escape from Omdurman in 1895, and her son

1903 Nov 7-1955 Jun 30
Miscellaneous correspondence to and from Christopherson, mostly of a private or family nature, including Christopherson to his mother concerning Lord Cromer's satisfaction at his smallpox report, and his hope for a government post (SAD.333/6/1); a series of telegrams from various friends and colleagues wishing Christopherson well in his future life following retirement from the Sudan Government (SAD.333/6/6-14); Professor G.W.E. Wherry to [Charles] on his support for Christopherson's nomination for the Nobel Prize for Medicine (SAD.333/6/15-16,18); Christopherson to O.F.H. Atkey, Director of the Medical Department, on the proposals for the establishment of a Medical School in Khartoum (SAD.333/6/25); R. Slatin to Christopherson on his help with translation of a document (SAD.333/6/26); Canon E.F. Spanton, Secretary to the Universities' Mission to Central Africa, to Christopherson, with reply from Christopherson on the appointment of a successor to replace him on the Medical Board (SAD.333/6/55-57); C.H. Thorpe to Christopherson regarding his resignaiton from the Royal Masonic Hospital, 1937 (SAD.333/6/58-59,63); Christopherson to Manson Bahr summarising his career and major achievements in the medical field (SAD.333/6/77-80), with replies (SAD.333/6/83-84); and N.R. Udal to Christopherson concerning news of Bishop Gwynne, Sudanese independence, and the dispute between Sayyid `Abd al-Rahman al-Mahdi and Sayyid `Ali Mirghani (SAD.333/6/85-89)

1903 Dec 20
Letter from Sir Reginald Wingate to Christopherson concerning Nur Bey

1914 Sep 26-Oct 1
Letter from G.S. Symes to Mrs Joyce Christopherson, enclosing a letter of thanks from Sir Reginald Wingate, for her work in summarising a pamphlet in Italian by Father Tappis

1914 Nov 7
Letter from H. Pearson to Mrs Joyce Christopherson, enclosing a note of appreciation from Major Carroll of her assistance with the work of the censorship committee

1917 Jun 9-Dec 20
Letters from Christopherson to his wife, Joyce, mostly of a private and family nature, but also including some references to official matters following his appointment as Secretary to the Commission on Medical Establishments in France, although these are mostly descriptions of routine administrative work.

1918 Jan 1-1928 Jul 24
Letters from Christopherson to his wife, Joyce, mostly of a private and family nature, but also including some references to Sudan matters as Director of Khartoum and Omdurman Civil Hospitals and following his retirement in 1919, including his frustration at the running of the Medical Department (SAD.333/8/7-9) and the dispute between Kennedy and MacDonald (SAD.333/8/10-12).

1930 Aug 20-1934 Nov 2
Letters from Christopherson to his wife, Joyce, written in retirement and mostly of a private nature, such as social engagements and news of friends and family

1935 Jan 7-Jun 27
Letters from Christopherson to his wife, Joyce, written in retirement and mostly of a private nature such as social engagements and news of friends and family

1935 Jul 2-Dec 20
Letters from Christopherson to his wife, Joyce, written in retirement and mostly of a private nature such as social engagements and news of friends and family. However, many of the later letters (from the 7 Oct 1935 onwards - SAD.333/11/51) concern Christopherson's role as Chairman of the technical group in the British Ambulance Service in Ethiopia and the initial stages of the organisation of the group.

1936 Jan 1-1937 Dec 11
Letters from Christopherson to his wife, Joyce, written in retirement and mostly of a private nature such as social engagements and news of friends and family. However, many of the 1936 letters concern Christopherson's role as Chairman of the technical group in the British Ambulance Service in Ethiopia.

1938 Feb 9-1954 Feb 19
Letters from Christopherson to his wife, Joyce, written in retirement and mostly of a private nature such as social engagements and news of friends and family

1919 Jan 5
Letter from G.E. Pennington, Central Research Farm, Khartoum North to Mrs Christopherson advising her of artefacts being sent

1927 Dec 10
Letter from Dr Hasan Zaki in Khartoum to Christopherson paying tribute to his work with the medical service in the Sudan

1929 Mar 27
Letter from Professor A. Eiselsberg in Vienna to Christopherson, introducing a colleague at the German Hospital in London

1955 May 16-1956 Jun 26
Condolence letters sent to Joyce Christopherson following the death of her husband

1902 Dec 21 - 1903 Jul 13
Christopherson’s diary of daily work in Omdurman Civil Hospital, containing details and progress reports of patients admitted and treatment administered. Many references made to the trials and tribulations of hospital administration, namely resources, staffing and concern shown for patient welfare. Also contains scattered entries on social events and official visits to the hospital, as well as correspondence and progress reports concerning requests for hospital equipment and building repairs. Many references also made to general Sudanese attitude to hospitals. Some enclosures of visiting cards, letters re staff, supplies, etc.

1902 Dec 20 - 1903 Apr 9
Christopherson’s diary of daily work in Omdurman Military Hospital. Content similar to his diary for the Civil Hospital above

1902 Oct 26 - 1903
Loose papers formerly enclosed in SAD.406/5/105-207 above, including case notes and papers concerning hospital administration:

1896 Jun 14
Rātib of Muhammad Ahmad al-Mahdī (see Handlist of Arabic Manuscripts, H 275), 3 Muharram 1314, inscribed “Manuscript copy of Mahdi’s prayer book, extracted from Koran. His followers were not allowed to read the Koran. Given me by [R.] Turstig, Omdurman 4. 1903”
Language: Arabic

1915 Apr - Aug
Papers relating to Shaykh al-Sharīf Yūsuf Muhammad al-Amīn al-Hindī (c.1865-1942):

1913 Dec 17
Account of the life of `Alī Kanna written in the third person, with accompanying notes and illustrations:

1913 Sep 18 - 19
Two “Daily Bulletins”, issued by the General Post Office, Khartoum (mimeograph)

[c.1916]
Draft article by Christopherson on the disease karondo, with covering letter. (See also article by A.J. Chalmers in section 9. Printed Material)

[c.1917]
Christopherson, J. B., “A rare case of congenital symmetrical onychauxis and keratosis of feet and hands”, typescript draft copy with annotations

[1918 Mar 3]
“A note on oriental sore”, by J. B. Christopherson and J. R. Newlove

[1899]
Photographs taken in and around Cape Town and Mafeking:

[1899-1902]
Photographs of Boers (mostly commercially produced by J. Van Hoepen, Pretoria) including:

[1899-1902]
Photographs of Boer battlefields and conflict, including:

1900
Photographs of Christopherson's voluntary role as a Medical Officer at the Imperial Yeomanry Hospital during the Boer War, including:

1903 Jun
Photograph of Arab woman with facial scarring, to accompany Christopherson’s notes for “Classification of African Races” (see 407/9/1-63 in section 1. Medical Papers); patient details on verso

1909 - 1911
Photographs and negatives of facial scarring to accompany notebooks on tribal markings (see 407/8/1-47 in section 1. Medical Papers)

1902 May 23
Christopherson and E. Spreat operating on a patient with tubercular glands

[n.d. c. 1902 - 1903]
Photograph of youth with chest wound (enclosed in Christopherson’s diary for Omdurman Civil Hospital, December 1902 - July 1903. See 406/5/1-104 in section 3. Diaries)

1903 Feb 8
Photograph of young male to accompany case notes (fixed inside diary for Christopherson’s term of service at Omdurman Military Hospital (see 406/5/105-207 in section 3. Diaries)

1903 Jul - Sep
Photographs of cases of smallpox to illustrate report on outbreak in Omdurman (see 407/1/1-71 in section 1. Medical Papers). Photographs taken by R. Turstig of Omdurman

1903 - 1918
Photographs of named and unnamed patients with various growths and tumours, including lipoma, adenoma and mycosis. For related case notes and patient record sheets see 447/9/1-110 in section 1. Medical Papers

1903 - 1918
Photographs of named and unnamed patients with various skin conditions (including congenital onychauxis and keratosis, karondo and smallpox), cysts of the spleen and syphilis, with related case notes, draft articles and correspondence

[c. 1903 - 1922]
Photographs of named and unnamed patients suffering from a variety of eye conditions such as blastomycosis, blepharodiastasis, staphyloma, nocardiasis, mycetoma, orbital tumour, actinomyces convoluto and leptothricosis with related case notes and laboratory reports

[c.1904 - 1915]
Photographs of unnamed male and female patients with kala azar and other skin conditions, with accompanying correspondence and case notes

1904 - 1918
Photographs of named and unnamed patients with various growths and tumours including primary carcinoma of the liver, with related case notes, patient record sheets, laboratory reports and related correspondence

[c. 1906 - 1917]
Photographs of named and unnamed patients suffering from filariasis (elephantiasis), with related case notes and patient charts

[c. 1908 - 1917]
Photographs of named and unnamed patients suffering from abscess, ainhum, aortic aneurysm and ascites, with related case notes

[c.1910 - 1918]
Photographs of named and unnamed patients with various forms of ulcer, with related case notes

[c.1910 - 1918]
Photographs of patients suffering from epithelionia, growths, ulcers and mycosis conditions, with related case notes, treatment and diet sheets, laboratory reports and correspondence

1911 May 15 - 1918 May 16
Photographs of named patients suffering from osteo malaria sclerotica, with brief case notes

[1911 Jun and n.d.]
Photographs of named and unnamed patients with gangrene following various injuries, including horse kick, scorpion sting, sword cut and camel bite, with notes to accompany 447/7/4 and 447/7/6

[c. 1911- 1918]
Photographs of named and unnamed patients suffering from cancrum oris, salivary calculus, vesical calculus, ranula and cysts, with related case notes

1912 Mar 23 - 1913 Jul 12
Photographs of patients with growths, mycosis and ulcers, with notebook of related case notes

1914 - 1915
Photographs of named and unnamed patients suffering from hernia, with accompanying case notes

1914 - 1917
Photographs of examples of juxta articular nodules in female patients, with accompanying notes and treatment sheets

[1914 and n.d.]
Photographs of patients suffering from yaws, only one of whom is named

[c.1915 - 1918]
Photographs of named and unnamed male and female patients with skin conditions

[c.1915]
Photographs of patients suffering from bilharzia and biotrypsis, with related case notes

[1916 Jun]
Photographs illustrating removal of keloid from named female patient, with accompanying notes

1916 Aug 17
Photographs of a named patient with gigantism of the toe, with related case notes

[c. 1917]
Photographs of unnamed patients with dracontiasis (guinea worm), with related case notes

[n.d.]
Photographs of medical apparatus used in the treatment of bilharzia, including one of a male youth being given an injection. For related papers see 407/5/1-164 in section 1. Medical Papers

1902
Photographs taken in Egypt during the cholera epidemic:

[c. 1903 - 1912]
Photographs of Khartoum and Omdurman Civil Hospitals:

1906
Photographs taken by Mr and Mrs Ernest Vaux and later sent to Christopherson:

[c. 1912 - 1914]
Large mounted photographs of medical staff, mostly of Khartoum Civil Hospital:

1914 - 1915
Photographs of Khartoum Civil Hospital and the adjacent nurses’ home

1911 - 1912
Photographs taken by Major G.W. Anderson of the Stores Department during a trip up the Sobat river:

1912
Photographs of the journey from Aswan to Khartoum by rail and steamer:

1912 - 1913
Photographs taken in Khartoum and Omdurman:

1912 - 1915
Photographs of government housing and Sudanese staff:

1915 Feb 27
Large mounted photograph of a wedding party and guests, including Christopherson and Dr Nikhlawi, at the Greek wedding of Dr. Younis

[1906 - 1910]
Photographs of racegoers having tea in a decorated marquee on the grandstand at a race meeting, including Mrs B.M. Bernard, R. von Slatin, Sir Reginald Wingate, Christopherson, Lady Wingate and Mrs Asser

[c. 1906 - 1918]
Photograph of Bishop L.H. Gwynne and Christopherson outside the Khalifa's house

1910 Mar
Photographs of Theodore Roosevelt meeting officials and their wives, during his visit to the Sudan whilst on a hunting tour of East Africa, including A. Asquith, E. Pease, Mrs Asser, Mrs Tottenham, Mrs Williamson and M.R. Kennedy

1912 Mar 24
Photographs of the Hellenic Rifle Meeting at Khartoum including Christopherson receiving a prize from Mrs Asser, wife of the Adjutant-General, Mrs Zacchiri, Mr Zacchiri, bank manager and E.E. Bernard, Financial Secretary

1912 Apr 1
Photograph of Christopherson in a horse and trap, outside his house in Khartoum

1912
Photograph of Montague Norman with C.H. Armbruster and his cat

1912 Apr 21
Photograph of W.S.R. May, Assistant Financial Secretary, Sayyid `Ali al-Mirghani and S. Skirmunt, Assistant Director of Forests, sitting on the verandah of J.B.C’s house

[c. 1912]
Photograph of Bishop L.H. Gwynne and W.S.R. May, Assistant Financial Secretary, in an operating theatre, probably at Khartoum Civil Hospital

1913 Sep 3
Photograph of Miss M.R. Borthwick (left) and Miss M. Pye Moore (right) on horseback outside Khartoum Civil Hospital

1917 - 1918
Photographs of British officials at Khartoum railway station, including C.H. Page, W. Sterry, Sir P. Cox and R.M. Feilden

[c. 1917]
Photograph of a tennis party, including Mr and Mrs N.G. Davidson, E. Bonham-Carter, Mr and Mrs Burnett and C.G. Dupuis

1918
Photograph of a group of British officials and wives, including Christopherson, Mr and Mrs C.H. Page and Sir Stewart Symes

1927
Photograph of a portrait of R. von Slatin, former Inspector-General, by the artist Lazlo, in a Christmas card sent by Slatin to Christopherson

[c. 1913]
Photograph of al-Zubayr Pasha Rahma Mansur on his deathbed, probably Khartoum

[c. 1912]
Portrait photograph of Sayyid 'Ali al-Mirghani (see also 2/2/25 above)

1912 Mar 23
Photograph of Muhammad `Abd Allah, a Shilluk ghafir, in handcuffs after assaulting the Governor-General, Sir Reginald Wingate, who was on his way to meet Lord Kitchener at Khartoum railway station

[c. 1912 - 1916]
Photographs of Sudanese men and women of different tribes:

[c. 1906 - 1919]
Photograph of Sudanese man with a donkey, probably Khartoum

[c. 1906 - 1919]
Photograph of two men paddling a dugout canoe

1915 Jun 1
Portrait photographs of Sharif Yusuf al-Hindi inside Khartoum Civil Hospital

1872-1920s
Studio portraits of J.B. Christopherson as a child and young man

[1930s-1940s]
Studio portraits of Christopherson in later life

[1940s-1950s]
Christopherson in old age, seated with cat on his knee

[1860s-1950s]
Photographs of Christopherson's family and friends, including:

[c. 1912]
Assorted postcards:

[c. 1912 - 1917]
Watercolours of Sudanese scenes, painted by Joyce E. Christopherson (Mrs. J. B. Christopherson):

1916 - 1918
Watercolours of Sudanese scenes by Basil Burnett:

1917 Mar 17
Charcoal drawing by Dodd of Bishop Gwynne as Deputy Chaplain-General to the forces
Size: (27 x 22 cm)

[n.d.]
Female figure carved in wood, with wooden stand for affixing to wall
Size: Height 36 cm

1884 [AH 1301]
Three pewter medals struck by Maj. Gen. C. G. Gordon in Khartoum. Notes by Alī Kanna with the medals, dated 10 and 24 Dec 1913, claim they were made by F? Shenada, a Copt, in the workshops at the mudiriyyah from a drawing by Gen. Gordon. The first ones were made in silver, then as that ran out, in bronze, and finally pewter
Digitised material for Three pewter medals struck by Maj. Gen. C. G. Gordon in Khartoum, 1884 - SAD.6/7/1-3

1892-1893 [AH 1310]
Iron block matrix from the Khalifah’s mint at Omdurman
Digitised material for Iron block matrix from Khalifah's mint - SAD.6/8/1

1897-1898 [AH 1315]
Copper coin struck in Omdurman, given to Christopherson by a clerk in Beit el Amana, 8 July 1911
Size: Diameter 34 mm
Digitised material for SAD.6/4 - Copper coin struck in Omdurman, 1897/1898 [AH 1315]

1893 - 1898 and n.d.
Silver dishes, circular with coins in centre:

[n.d.]
Snuff box, silver plated, inscribed ‘RS’, formerly the property of Rudolf von Slatin Pasha

[n.d.]
Brass ring, stamped ‘…misr, ‘87’, possibly weight or tester
Size: Diameter 7 cm
Digitised material for Brass ring - SAD.6/5

[n.d.]
Bracelet, bronze or brass
Size: Diameter 8 cm
Digitised material for Bracelet, bronze or brass - SAD.6/12

[n.d.]
Two pairs of women’s shoes, leather with curled pointed toes, possibly Egyptian
Digitised material for Women’s shoes - SAD.648/1-4

[n.d.]
Leather amulet containing portion from the Qur’ān or other holy source
Digitised material for SAD.6/10 - Leather amulet containing portion from the Qur’ān or other holy source

[n.d.]
Saddle cloth decorations said to have been used by cavalry of the Egyptian Army. According to a note by D. King, Assistant Keeper, Department of Textiles, Victoria and Albert Museum in 1959, similar examples are held there and are believed to have been used as ornaments for the saddle cloths of Egyptian cavalry in the time of the Viceroy Muhammad `Ali Pasha (1806-1848)

[n.d.]
Small wooden drum with skin covering at both ends
Size: (Diameter 15 cm; height 15 cm)

[n.d.]
Ivory pin surmounted by head with round, pill-box cap

[pre 1919]
Ten small items carved from ivory, provenance said to be Omdurman, bought before 1919:

[n.d.]
Bracelet made from the hair of a giraffe’s tail and elephant hair

1918 Sep-1982 Nov 18
Cuttings from a variety of newspapers, including Army Medical concerning the Committee of Inquiry's Report on the army medical service in France (SAD.334/4/1); Sir Aldo Castellani's acquittal on a charge of unprofessional conduct, Nov 1935 (SAD.334/4/5); and entry from Who's Who and obituaries from The Times for J.B. and Joyce Christopherson (SAD.334/4/10-15)

1868 Apr 13
Certified copy of birth certificate for Christopherson

1885 Jul-1886 Jul
Oxford and Cambridge Lower Certificate examination results for Chistopherson

1888 Oct 12
Medical student's registration certificate for Christopherson

1912 Sep 24
Cerfitied copy of certificate of marriage between Christopherson and his wife, Joyce

1916 Apr 11
Egyptian identity certificate for Christopherson, issued at Port Said

1917 Aug 27
Agreement signed by Chsritopherson as a visitor to the British Front

[1930s]
Lists, made by Christopherson, of his own published articles

1946 Oct 11
Copy of John Brian Christopherson's last will and testament with appended note of Joyce Christopherson's last wishes

[1940]
Genealogy of Haile Selassie I, Emperor of Ethiopia. General Staff Intelligence, Khartoum (2 copies)

1953 Jul 7-Sep
Minutes of meetings of the Sudan Government British Pensioners' Association, with memorandum from the Hon Secretary

[n.d.]
List by Christopherson of 19th and early 20th century books on travel in Africa

1979 Sep 6
Copy of the last will and testament of Joyce Eleanor Christopherson, with copy of probate

1991-2009
Research notes about J.B. Christopherson by Ann Crichton-Harris, used in preparation for her work Poison in Small Measure: Dr. Christopherson and the Cure for Bilharzia (Brill, 2009) and other articles. Contains manuscripts, photocopies, and photographs. Arranged as follows: biographies and obituaries (SAD.1046/1/1-29); medals (including photograph) (SAD.1046/2/1-9); themes from J.B. Christopherson's letters, names that appear in conjunction with J.B. Christopherson, and chronology (SAD.1046/3/1-27); Imperial Yeomanry Hospital, Deelfontein (SAD.1046/4/1-11); First World War, including letters from J.B. Christopherson to Joyce [Christopherson née Ormerod], September 1917 (photocopies) (SAD.1046/5/1-7), Serbia (SAD.1046/5/9-13), typescript memoir of Ronald Ogier Ward (1886-1971) (SAD.1046/5/25-28) and printed memoirs of George E. Gask (b. 1875) (SAD.1046/5/30-52); Clifton College and St Barts (SAD.1046/6/1-6 and PamSC 02472); schistosomiasis (SAD.1046/7/1-25); antimony (SAD.1046/7/26-42); Sir Wasey Sterry (d.1955) (SAD.1046/8/1-8); J.E.R. McDonagh (1881-1965) (SAD.1046/8/1-17); E.S. Crispin (1874-1958) (SAD.1046/8/18-36); Joseph Maschoieff (SAD.1046/8/37-39); Pownoll Ramsay Phipps (1864-1932) (SAD.1046/8/40); Herbert Chavasse Squires (1880-1964) (SAD.1046/8/41); Sir Ronald Ross (1857-1932) (SAD.1046/8/42-43); visit to Khartoum for 2003 schistosomiasis symposium (SAD.1046/9/1-51); reader reports for Poison in Small Measure (SAD.1046/9/52-66).
Access to SAD.1046 will be limited under the terms of UK Data Protection legislation.

[1918 - 1935]
Collection of articles written by Christopherson:

Brunton, Sir Lauder, The influence of climate upon health and disease: paper introducing a discussion on the subject at the Physiological Section of the British Association at Cape Town on August 16, 1905

1909
The Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, 22 v 12 (15 November 1909)

Chalmers, A. J. and Selim Atiyah, “Acanthokeratodermia Præcornufaciens”, from The Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, 3 v 20 (1 Feb 1917)

1909-1918
Collection of medical publications of Christopherson on subjects other than bilharzia:

Christopherson, J.B., “The motive in women’s dress in the tropics”, reprint from the Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene (15 Jul 1930)

Gouvernement Soudanais Chemins de Fer et Paquebots: service d’hiver 1911-12

Myers, Charles S., “Contributions to Egyptian anthropology: tatuing”, from Journal of the Anthropological Institute, 33 (1902)

Reports by His Majesty’s Agent and Consul-General on the finances, administration and condition of Egypt and the Soudan in 1903. Egypt No 1 (London,1904)

Sinclair, A.T., “Tattooing - oriental and gypsy”, from American Anthropologist,10, no 3 (Jul - Sep 1908), with related notes by Christopherson

1926 Jul 15
The opening of the Ross Institute and Hospital for Tropical Diseases...by H.R.H. the Prince of Wales, K.G. (John Bale, Sons and Danielsson Ltd, London, 1926)

1933 Jul 12
Freemasons Hospital and Nursing Home: ceremony of the opening of the hospital by His Majesty the King.. (1933)