At the time of his death, Dr. Jacob D. Lower was Coshocton's oldest physician. He practiced medicine up until 3 days before his death. He was secretary of the Coshocton County Medical Society for more than 30 years and was the first person to introduce microscopic analysis in Coshocton. He began his medical career in 1888 and in 1906 opened his practice in Coshocton.
His great-grandfather, Christopher Lower, fought under General George Washington in the American Revolution.
His great-grandfather, Christopher Lower, fought under General George Washington in the American Revolution.
At the time of his death, Dr. Jacob D. Lower was Coshocton's oldest physician. He practiced medicine up until 3 days before his death. He was secretary of the Coshocton County Medical Society for more than 30 years and was the first person to introduce microscopic analysis in Coshocton. He began his medical career in 1888 and in 1906 opened his practice in Coshocton.
His great-grandfather, Christopher Lower, fought under General George Washington in the American Revolution.
His great-grandfather, Christopher Lower, fought under General George Washington in the American Revolution.
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