Medical heredity : distinguished children of physicians (United States, to 1910) / by William Browning ; with an introduction by Charles B. Davenport.

  • Browning, William, 1855-1941.
Date:
1925
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Credit: Medical heredity : distinguished children of physicians (United States, to 1910) / by William Browning ; with an introduction by Charles B. Davenport. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    102 MEDICAL HEREDITY 40. Richard Fletcher, LLD., 1788—1869, legislator, M. С. (1837—89), judge Mass. Suprm. Ct., I. presdt. Am. Statcl. Asse., trust, of & left Dart¬ mouth over $100,000, b. Vt., s. Asaph Fletcher (1746—1839, MD.). 41. Abraham T. Rose, AM., 1792—1857, judge, Elector (1848), surrogate, b. NY., s. Saml. B. Rose, MD. (1761—1832). 42. John Anthon, LLD., 1784—1863, presdt. NY. Law Inst., legal writer, judge Advct., a founder NYC. Supreme Ct., Capt. (War 1812), b. Mich., s. Geo. C. Anthon, MD. (1734—1815). 43. Edward D. Tracy, 1791—18.., judge Ga. Superior Ct., b. Conn., s. Philemon L. Tracy, MD. (1757—1837), & gs. Dr. Elisha Tracy (1712— 83, MD.). 44. Orlando Hastings, 1791—1866, distinguished lawyer (Rochester, NY.), b. Conn., s. Seth Hastings, Sr., MD. (1745—1830). 45. John Porter, AB., 1790—, surrogate, judge NY. Ct. Errors, state sena¬ tor, trust. Auburn Theolg. Sem., b. Mass., s. Dr. Wm. Porter (1763— 1847, MD.). 46. Robert Emmet, 1792—1873, corptn. counsel NYC., judge Superior Ct., Chrm. Natnl. Convtn., Irish-Am. leader, b. Irei., s. No. 17 supra. 47. Oristus Collins, 1792—18.., Pa. District judge, b. Pa., s. Dr. Lewis Collins, & gs. Dr. David H. Jewett (1745—1814). 48. Wm. Jones Spooner, AM., 17..—1824, Phi Beta Kappa orator, Boston atty., b. Mass., s. Wm. Spooner, AM., MD. (1760—1836). 49. Nathaniel Perry, 17..—1850?, legislator, clerk Conn. House, judge probate, b. Conn., s. Nathaniel Perry, MD. (1761—1820). 60. Lucius Q. C. Elmer, LLD., 1793—1883, speaker N. J. House, M. C. (1843—45), Atty. Gen. N. J., juste. Supreme Ct., edt. Nixon's Digest, historian, presdt. Cincinnati, wrote Genealogy of the Elmer Family, b. N. J., s. Dr. Ebenezer Elmer (1752—1843, MD.). 61. Hugh Halsey, AB., 1794—1858, judge, presiding surrogate, Surv. Gen. NYS., state senator. Elector, b. L. I., s. Dr. Stephen Halsey (MD.). 62. Dani. Lord, LLD., 1795—1868, first commercial lawyer of the coun¬ try, leader of natnl. bar, b. Conn., s. Dr. Dani. Lord (MD.). 63. Jonathan Prescott Hall, AB., 1796—1862, US. Dist. Atty. (NYC), orator, legal writer, b. Conn., s. Dr. Jonathan Hall (1754—1817, MD.). 64. Dani. P. Hall, AB., 1798—1868, master of equity jurisprudence NYC., b. Conn., òro. last. 65. Nathan Crosby, LLD., 1798—1885, judge (Mass.), historian of Dart¬ mouth Coll., prominent lawyer, b. N. H., s. Asa Crosby, MB. (1765—1836). 66. Jacob Maeck, 17..—1875, distinguished lawyer, prominent citizen (Vt.), b. Vt., s. Frederick Maeck, MD. (1765—1826). 67. John D. Creigh, 1797—1882, judge in Frisco Cts., b. Pa., s. John Creigh, AB., MD. (1773—1848). 68. Sidney Bartlett, LLD., 1799—1889, I presdt. Boston Bar, membr. Constnl. Convtn., counsel for UP. & C. B. & Q. RRs., b. Mass., s. Zacheus Bartlett (MD.). 69. Edwin P. Hayden, 180..—18.., well-known lawyer of Balto., b. Md., 5. Horace H. Hayden, MD. (1769—1844). 60. John J. Chetwood, AB., 1800—61, eminent prosecutor, RR. man, sur¬ rogate, b. N. J., s. Dr. John Chetwood, Jr. (1768—1832, MD.). 61. Dan Stone, AM., 1800—60, famous legislator (111.), judge Circuit Ct., b. Vt., s. Dan Stone, AB., MD. (1770—18..).