Charles Thomas Jackson was an American physician, professor and scientist. His sister, Lydia, was the wife of Ralph Waldo Emerson. - AsNotedIn
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| 1805/06/21 | Lucy Cotton Jackson, wife of Charles Jackson, gives birth to a son, Charles Thomas Jackson, in Plymouth, Massachusetts. | Born | |||||
| 1841/00/00 | At his home in Plymouth, Massachusetts, Charles T Jackson experiments with the anesthetic effects of ether, 1841-1842. | Vocation | Mayflower House Museum | Plymouth, MA | Modern Anesthesia | ||
| 1844/03/00 | Morton enrolls at Harvard Medical School, taught by Charles Jackson, and learns that the common organic solvent sulfuric ether can render a person unconscious (Mason St, Boston). | Vocation | Modern Anesthesia | ||||
| 1844/04/00 | Charles Jackson advises Morton to apply chloric ether to the sensitive gums of a patient (Miss Parrot of Gloucester, MA) who wished to have a cavity filled | Vocation | Modern Anesthesia | ||||
| 1880/08/28 | Charles Thomas Jackson dies at the McLean Asylum in Massachusetts. | Died | McLean Hospital National Register District | Belmont, MA | |||
| 1880/08/31 | Charles Thomas Jackson is buried at Mount Auburn Cemetery in Cambridge, Massachusetts. | In Memoriam | Mount Auburn Cemetery, Cambridge | Cambridge, MA |
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