Medical Institute of Baltimore, 1832
Washington Medical College of Baltimore, 1832
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Medical
Student: Aquila B. Mafsey*
Names
of lecturers
The Washington
Medical College of
Baltimore was
organized in 1827 in
Baltimore as the
Medical Department
of Washington
College,
Pennsylvania. It's
first faculty
in 1827:
HORATIO G. JAMESON,
M.
D. Professor of
Surgery and Surgical Anatomy
SAMUEL K. JENNINGS,
M.
D. Professor of
Therapeutics and Materia
Medica.
WILLIAM W. HANDY,
M.
D. Professor of
Obstetrics and the Diseases
of Women and Children.
JAMES H. MILLER,
M.
D. Professor of
the Theory and Practice of
Medicine.
SAMUEL ANNAN, M. D.
Professor of Anatomy and
Physiology
JOHN W. VETHAKE,
M.
D. Professor of
Chemistry and Medical
Jurisprudence.
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Washington Medical College.—'
This Institution, recently opened in Baltimore, is designed to
supply the wants of the South in a purely Southern Medical College.
Its' president, Dr. Ford, was a surgeon in the old U. S. army, and
during the war was Medical Director of the Western Department of the
Confederate army, and was recognized as a man of undoubted ability.
Of its professors Dr. Edward Warren
was Surgeon General in North Carolina, and had charge of the
hospitals of the State. Dr. Logan vas a professor in the Atlanta
Medical College, and was Medical Director of Georgia. Dr. Byrd was
professor in Orglethorpe Medical College, and a surgeon
C. S. A. Dr. Scott was professor in
the Richmond Medical College, and Dr's. Clagett and Moorman
were both surgeons in the Confederate army. Such an institution
merits the patronage and support of the people of the South.
Additional information on Washington Medical College
James B. Rogers, M.D.
S. K. Jennings, M.D.
Samuel Annan, M.D.,
CSA
From 1861 to 1864
Samuel
Annon, M.D. was a surgeon in
the Confederate Army from Maryland and was commissioned Aug. 1862 and
saw duty as a full surgeon, In 1863, he was
stationed at the Hospital in Buchannan and then transferred
to the Hospital at West Point, Mississippi. In 1865 he was
on Field duty with the Army of Tenn. and was paroled at
Macon, Georgia, from which he returned to Maryland.
Richard H. Thomas, M.D.
Medical Department of Georgetown
College, 1863-64
Medical Student: Samuel Holman*
See the entire set of lecture cards
for Bellevue Hospital for Samuel Holman and his history on
page 5
Matriculation
Johnson Eliot, M.D.
Silas L. Loomis, M.D.
Montgomery Johns, M.D.
Thomas Antisell, M.D.
Noble Young, M.D.
James E. Morgan, M.D.
University of New York,
Department of Medicine
No longer a student at Georgetown,
Samuel Holman, M.D. also attended University of New York
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