CIVIL WAR SURGEON IMAGES
The De Gregoris
Image collection
The original source
of this collection of Civil War CDV's is Civil War surgeon,
Charles
Henry Alden, Brigadier General, Medical Corps, U.S. Army
Page: 4
This
collection of CDV's has NOT been researched yet and there ARE
errors and omissions. Any help in supplying information or sources on the
individuals would be greatly appreciated.
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AD 4a
Joseph K.
Barnes, Surgeon General, 1864
Pa, Pa
Asst Surg 15 June 1840; Maj surg
29 Aug 18 56; Lt Col Medical Inspector 9 Feb 1863;
Col Med Inspr General
10 Aug 1863; Brig Gen Surg Gen 22 Aug 1864; retd 30 June 1882; bvt maj gen 13 Mar 1865 for fai and mer ser dur the war; died
5 Apr 1883
Joseph K. Barnes, M.D. (July 21,
1817 – April 5, 1883) was an American physician and the 12th
Surgeon General of the United States Army (1864–82).
Born in
Pennsylvania to a prosperous Federal judge, Barnes studied
medicine at Harvard University, but left before finishing
his studies due to ill health. He later studied medicine
with Surgeon General Thomas Harris of the United States
Navy, and received his medical degree from the University of
Pennsylvania in 1838.
After the
shelling of Fort Sumter, he was ordered east and
served successively as medical director of the forces under
Major General David Hunter, medical director of the Western
Department, and medical director of the Department of
Kansas. May 2, 1862, he report ed to the
Surgeon General in Washington and was
assigned to duty as attending surgeon for the city.
The difficulties between Stanton and Surgeon General William
Alexander Hammond culminated in the detachment of the latter
from his office. On September 3, 1863, Barnes was by a
special order of the War Department "empowered to take
charge of the bureau of the Medical Department of the army
and to perform the duties of Surgeon General during the
absence of that officer."
On August
22, 1864, he was advanced to the position of Surgeon
General, with the grade of Brigadier General.
More on Barnes
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AD 4b
John Jefferson Milhau
France, N.Y.,
Asst. Surg., April 1851; Major
Surg. April 1862; brvt Lt. Col Dec. 1864; Col. Mar. 1865; Brig. Gen.
1866; resigned 1876, died May 1891.
Not in Roster or AMA
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AD 4c
Warren Webster, Jan. 31, 1865
N H; Mass;
Asst Surg 23 June 1860; Maj Surg 28 July 1866; retd 28 Feb 1889;
Bvt Capt 3 May 1863 for gal and
mer ser in the battle of Chancellorsville Va; Maj 13 Mar 1865 for fai and
mer ser dur the war and Lt Col 28 Sept 1866 for mer and dist ser at
Harts Island and Davids Island New York Harbor where cholera prevailed;
died 13 Jan 1896
Not in Roster or AMA |
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AD 4d
John T. Randolph
Born in Va, entered in La.???
Not in Roster;
AMA data: ???
Name: John T. Randolph
Death date approximate: Dec 31, 1929
Type of practice: Allopath
Medical school(s): Kentucky School of Medicine, Louisville: Transylvania
University Medical Department, 1855, (G) |
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AD 4e
Johnson Van Dyke Middleton
DC, DC
Asst Surg 5 Aug 1861; Maj Surg 26 June
1876; Lt Col Dep Surg Gen 8 May 1893; bvt capt and maj 13 Mar I860
for fai and mer ser dur the war retd lo Dec 1898 |
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AD 4f
Thomas McMillin
Ky., Ky.,
Asst. Surg. Aug. 1862; brvt
Capt. and Major, March 1865; Lt. Col. March 1867, died April 1873
Not in Roster or AMA |
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AD 4g
General George
David Ruggles
N Y,
NY.
Cadet MA 1 Sept 1851 19 2 It 1 inf 1 Julv 1855; 2 It 2
inf 1 Julv 1 It 2 Mav 1861; r adjt 10 Sept 1857 to Julv 1861 bvt capt
aag 1 Julv 1861; aag 3 Aug 1861; maj aag 17; Julv col aade 28 June 1862
to 31 May It eol aag 15 June 1880; col aag 7 1889 brig gen adjt genl 6
Nov 1893 bvt eol and col 13 Mar 1865 for gal and mer dur the war brig
gen 13 Mar 1865 for and mer ser dur the campn with the surrender of the
insurgent of northern Va and brig gen vols 9 1865 for gal and mer ser
dur the operations resulting in the fall of Ya and the surrender of the
army under gen Robert E Lee retd Sept 1897
General Ruggles was a native of New York and a
graduate of West Point, but at the outbreak of the Civil War
entered the volunteer Army and became Adjutant General of a
brigade from Pennsylvania, later taking the leading part in
organizing the Army of the Potomac.
His first battle was at Ball’s Bluff.
He won the confidence of the commanders of the Army of the
Potomac and became Adjutant General and Chief of Staff to
General Pope. He participated in the battles at Bull Run,
Antietam and Chancellorsville, and after the battle of
Gettysburg became Adjutant General of Meade’s army.
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AD 4h
Samuel
Appleton Storrow
Va, D C
Asst surg 5 Aug 1861 maj mr 38 June 1876
bvt capt and maj 13 Mar It63 for fai and mer ser dur the war lied 12
July 1879
Not in Roster or AMA
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AD 4i
Luet. _____ Vt. Reserve Corp.
Turner. ____ Hospl. 1863
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