10/29/1835 - Born, Columbia, Richland Co., SC [Father: Levy Polock (1781-1848);
Mother: Frances B (1802-1878)]
04/06/1848 - Father, Levy, died in Columbia, Richland Co., SC (buried: Hebrew Benevolent Society Cemetery, Columbia, SC; FindAGrave #17795335)
1856 - M. D. degree, University of Maryland, Baltimore, MD (from: SC)
07/21/1858 - Married, Wealthy Isabella White (1835VT-1922), Charleston, SC
08/01/1863 - As Asst. Surgeon, Fort Cobb, FL, submitted a requisition for medicines for
use of the Eufaula Minute Men [Note: The Eufaula Minute Men were John Hardy's company, Alabama Heavy Artillery.]
11/30/1863 - Asst. Surgeon in charge, Gen. Hospital, Eufaula, AL
05/26/1864 - As a civilian physician, Member, Confederate Army Medical Board, Albany, GA
06/01/1864-09/27/1864 - Contract Surgeon, Confederate Army, 2nd Congressional District of GA
06/23/1864 - In a letter from Surgeon General S. P. Moore, Surgeon General 's Office,
Richmond, VA, "Sir, In answer to your letter of 3rd ult. received at this office 17th inst., enquiring as to your claim for Medical attendance rendered ___ in Fla, submitted to this office for action some time since you are respectfully informed that your claim for $160 for medical attendance as above from Aug 1 to Sept. 30, 1863 was approved and referred to any Q. M. or army dispersing officer on 13 February last and returned to you to Macon, Ga by Mail on that day, Very Respectfully, Your Obt. Servt, S. P. Moore, Surgeon General, C. S. A."
07/01/1864-08/14/1864 - Contract Surgeon, Albany, GA, at $110/mo.
08/01/1864 - Paid $160 by Surgeon Wm. H. Prioleau, Medical Purveyor, Macon, GA, for
two months services as Contract Surgeon at Fort Cobb, Apalachicola River. Fla, ending Sept. 30, 1863 [Note: The area where the services were rendered may have been near Apalachicola, FL.]
1874 - Practiced medicine, 56 Gray St., Boston, MA
10/25/1878 - Mother, Frances, died in South Carolina (buried: Hebrew Benevolent Society Cemetery, Columbia, SC; FindAGrave #17795288)
~1880 - Practiced medicine, Boston, MA
1886,1890 - Practiced medicine, Boston, Suffolk Co., MA
1893 - Practiced medicine, East Weymouth, Norfolk Co., MA
06/02/1900 - Practiced medicine, Weymouth, Norfolk Co., MA (lived with his wife, Wealthy, in the home of his son-in-law James Darling and his family; indexed in the
1900 U. S. Census as Lewis L. Pollock)
~1905 - Lived in Weymouth, MA
1906 - Lived, Quincy, Norfolk Co., MA
03/25/1907 - Died of a serious stomach ailment in Bellevue Hospital, New York City, NY
(buried: Mount Wollaston Cemetery, Lot 27, Sect. E, Quincy, Norfolk Co., MA
FindAGrave #239775683) [Obituary: The Hospital Bulletin, University of Maryland
Medical Dept., Hospital Bulletin Dept. of the University of Maryland, Baltimore, MD,
1908, vol 3. no. 12, p. 128.]
This biographical sketch is from:
Hambrecht, F. T. & Koste, J. L., Biographical
register of physicians who served the
Confederacy in a medical capacity.
05/16/2022. Unpublished database.
Mother: Frances B (1802-1878)]
04/06/1848 - Father, Levy, died in Columbia, Richland Co., SC (buried: Hebrew Benevolent Society Cemetery, Columbia, SC; FindAGrave #17795335)
1856 - M. D. degree, University of Maryland, Baltimore, MD (from: SC)
07/21/1858 - Married, Wealthy Isabella White (1835VT-1922), Charleston, SC
08/01/1863 - As Asst. Surgeon, Fort Cobb, FL, submitted a requisition for medicines for
use of the Eufaula Minute Men [Note: The Eufaula Minute Men were John Hardy's company, Alabama Heavy Artillery.]
11/30/1863 - Asst. Surgeon in charge, Gen. Hospital, Eufaula, AL
05/26/1864 - As a civilian physician, Member, Confederate Army Medical Board, Albany, GA
06/01/1864-09/27/1864 - Contract Surgeon, Confederate Army, 2nd Congressional District of GA
06/23/1864 - In a letter from Surgeon General S. P. Moore, Surgeon General 's Office,
Richmond, VA, "Sir, In answer to your letter of 3rd ult. received at this office 17th inst., enquiring as to your claim for Medical attendance rendered ___ in Fla, submitted to this office for action some time since you are respectfully informed that your claim for $160 for medical attendance as above from Aug 1 to Sept. 30, 1863 was approved and referred to any Q. M. or army dispersing officer on 13 February last and returned to you to Macon, Ga by Mail on that day, Very Respectfully, Your Obt. Servt, S. P. Moore, Surgeon General, C. S. A."
07/01/1864-08/14/1864 - Contract Surgeon, Albany, GA, at $110/mo.
08/01/1864 - Paid $160 by Surgeon Wm. H. Prioleau, Medical Purveyor, Macon, GA, for
two months services as Contract Surgeon at Fort Cobb, Apalachicola River. Fla, ending Sept. 30, 1863 [Note: The area where the services were rendered may have been near Apalachicola, FL.]
1874 - Practiced medicine, 56 Gray St., Boston, MA
10/25/1878 - Mother, Frances, died in South Carolina (buried: Hebrew Benevolent Society Cemetery, Columbia, SC; FindAGrave #17795288)
~1880 - Practiced medicine, Boston, MA
1886,1890 - Practiced medicine, Boston, Suffolk Co., MA
1893 - Practiced medicine, East Weymouth, Norfolk Co., MA
06/02/1900 - Practiced medicine, Weymouth, Norfolk Co., MA (lived with his wife, Wealthy, in the home of his son-in-law James Darling and his family; indexed in the
1900 U. S. Census as Lewis L. Pollock)
~1905 - Lived in Weymouth, MA
1906 - Lived, Quincy, Norfolk Co., MA
03/25/1907 - Died of a serious stomach ailment in Bellevue Hospital, New York City, NY
(buried: Mount Wollaston Cemetery, Lot 27, Sect. E, Quincy, Norfolk Co., MA
FindAGrave #239775683) [Obituary: The Hospital Bulletin, University of Maryland
Medical Dept., Hospital Bulletin Dept. of the University of Maryland, Baltimore, MD,
1908, vol 3. no. 12, p. 128.]
This biographical sketch is from:
Hambrecht, F. T. & Koste, J. L., Biographical
register of physicians who served the
Confederacy in a medical capacity.
05/16/2022. Unpublished database.
10/29/1835 - Born, Columbia, Richland Co., SC [Father: Levy Polock (1781-1848);
Mother: Frances B (1802-1878)]
04/06/1848 - Father, Levy, died in Columbia, Richland Co., SC (buried: Hebrew Benevolent Society Cemetery, Columbia, SC; FindAGrave #17795335)
1856 - M. D. degree, University of Maryland, Baltimore, MD (from: SC)
07/21/1858 - Married, Wealthy Isabella White (1835VT-1922), Charleston, SC
08/01/1863 - As Asst. Surgeon, Fort Cobb, FL, submitted a requisition for medicines for
use of the Eufaula Minute Men [Note: The Eufaula Minute Men were John Hardy's company, Alabama Heavy Artillery.]
11/30/1863 - Asst. Surgeon in charge, Gen. Hospital, Eufaula, AL
05/26/1864 - As a civilian physician, Member, Confederate Army Medical Board, Albany, GA
06/01/1864-09/27/1864 - Contract Surgeon, Confederate Army, 2nd Congressional District of GA
06/23/1864 - In a letter from Surgeon General S. P. Moore, Surgeon General 's Office,
Richmond, VA, "Sir, In answer to your letter of 3rd ult. received at this office 17th inst., enquiring as to your claim for Medical attendance rendered ___ in Fla, submitted to this office for action some time since you are respectfully informed that your claim for $160 for medical attendance as above from Aug 1 to Sept. 30, 1863 was approved and referred to any Q. M. or army dispersing officer on 13 February last and returned to you to Macon, Ga by Mail on that day, Very Respectfully, Your Obt. Servt, S. P. Moore, Surgeon General, C. S. A."
07/01/1864-08/14/1864 - Contract Surgeon, Albany, GA, at $110/mo.
08/01/1864 - Paid $160 by Surgeon Wm. H. Prioleau, Medical Purveyor, Macon, GA, for
two months services as Contract Surgeon at Fort Cobb, Apalachicola River. Fla, ending Sept. 30, 1863 [Note: The area where the services were rendered may have been near Apalachicola, FL.]
1874 - Practiced medicine, 56 Gray St., Boston, MA
10/25/1878 - Mother, Frances, died in South Carolina (buried: Hebrew Benevolent Society Cemetery, Columbia, SC; FindAGrave #17795288)
~1880 - Practiced medicine, Boston, MA
1886,1890 - Practiced medicine, Boston, Suffolk Co., MA
1893 - Practiced medicine, East Weymouth, Norfolk Co., MA
06/02/1900 - Practiced medicine, Weymouth, Norfolk Co., MA (lived with his wife, Wealthy, in the home of his son-in-law James Darling and his family; indexed in the
1900 U. S. Census as Lewis L. Pollock)
~1905 - Lived in Weymouth, MA
1906 - Lived, Quincy, Norfolk Co., MA
03/25/1907 - Died of a serious stomach ailment in Bellevue Hospital, New York City, NY
(buried: Mount Wollaston Cemetery, Lot 27, Sect. E, Quincy, Norfolk Co., MA
FindAGrave #239775683) [Obituary: The Hospital Bulletin, University of Maryland
Medical Dept., Hospital Bulletin Dept. of the University of Maryland, Baltimore, MD,
1908, vol 3. no. 12, p. 128.]
This biographical sketch is from:
Hambrecht, F. T. & Koste, J. L., Biographical
register of physicians who served the
Confederacy in a medical capacity.
05/16/2022. Unpublished database.
Mother: Frances B (1802-1878)]
04/06/1848 - Father, Levy, died in Columbia, Richland Co., SC (buried: Hebrew Benevolent Society Cemetery, Columbia, SC; FindAGrave #17795335)
1856 - M. D. degree, University of Maryland, Baltimore, MD (from: SC)
07/21/1858 - Married, Wealthy Isabella White (1835VT-1922), Charleston, SC
08/01/1863 - As Asst. Surgeon, Fort Cobb, FL, submitted a requisition for medicines for
use of the Eufaula Minute Men [Note: The Eufaula Minute Men were John Hardy's company, Alabama Heavy Artillery.]
11/30/1863 - Asst. Surgeon in charge, Gen. Hospital, Eufaula, AL
05/26/1864 - As a civilian physician, Member, Confederate Army Medical Board, Albany, GA
06/01/1864-09/27/1864 - Contract Surgeon, Confederate Army, 2nd Congressional District of GA
06/23/1864 - In a letter from Surgeon General S. P. Moore, Surgeon General 's Office,
Richmond, VA, "Sir, In answer to your letter of 3rd ult. received at this office 17th inst., enquiring as to your claim for Medical attendance rendered ___ in Fla, submitted to this office for action some time since you are respectfully informed that your claim for $160 for medical attendance as above from Aug 1 to Sept. 30, 1863 was approved and referred to any Q. M. or army dispersing officer on 13 February last and returned to you to Macon, Ga by Mail on that day, Very Respectfully, Your Obt. Servt, S. P. Moore, Surgeon General, C. S. A."
07/01/1864-08/14/1864 - Contract Surgeon, Albany, GA, at $110/mo.
08/01/1864 - Paid $160 by Surgeon Wm. H. Prioleau, Medical Purveyor, Macon, GA, for
two months services as Contract Surgeon at Fort Cobb, Apalachicola River. Fla, ending Sept. 30, 1863 [Note: The area where the services were rendered may have been near Apalachicola, FL.]
1874 - Practiced medicine, 56 Gray St., Boston, MA
10/25/1878 - Mother, Frances, died in South Carolina (buried: Hebrew Benevolent Society Cemetery, Columbia, SC; FindAGrave #17795288)
~1880 - Practiced medicine, Boston, MA
1886,1890 - Practiced medicine, Boston, Suffolk Co., MA
1893 - Practiced medicine, East Weymouth, Norfolk Co., MA
06/02/1900 - Practiced medicine, Weymouth, Norfolk Co., MA (lived with his wife, Wealthy, in the home of his son-in-law James Darling and his family; indexed in the
1900 U. S. Census as Lewis L. Pollock)
~1905 - Lived in Weymouth, MA
1906 - Lived, Quincy, Norfolk Co., MA
03/25/1907 - Died of a serious stomach ailment in Bellevue Hospital, New York City, NY
(buried: Mount Wollaston Cemetery, Lot 27, Sect. E, Quincy, Norfolk Co., MA
FindAGrave #239775683) [Obituary: The Hospital Bulletin, University of Maryland
Medical Dept., Hospital Bulletin Dept. of the University of Maryland, Baltimore, MD,
1908, vol 3. no. 12, p. 128.]
This biographical sketch is from:
Hambrecht, F. T. & Koste, J. L., Biographical
register of physicians who served the
Confederacy in a medical capacity.
05/16/2022. Unpublished database.
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