Buried on January 3, 1862.
NOTE: This is NOT the famous firearms inventor.
M.D.
Author. Among his numerous works are:
- "On the Apparent Radiation of Cold", 1830
- "On Irradiation", 1831
- "Observations on Vision", 1831
Article on his death: "New York Times", January 1, 1862 - Page 5
In 1843, he was elected President of the "New York Homeopathic Medical Society".
Source of his birth information is the excellent article on his career on Pages 62 & 63, Section VI of "Proceedings and Miscellaneous Papers of the Twentieth Session of the American Institute of Homoeopathy", Volume 1, Number 1 - Boston, 1868.
NOTE: This is NOT the famous firearms inventor.
M.D.
Author. Among his numerous works are:
- "On the Apparent Radiation of Cold", 1830
- "On Irradiation", 1831
- "Observations on Vision", 1831
Article on his death: "New York Times", January 1, 1862 - Page 5
In 1843, he was elected President of the "New York Homeopathic Medical Society".
Source of his birth information is the excellent article on his career on Pages 62 & 63, Section VI of "Proceedings and Miscellaneous Papers of the Twentieth Session of the American Institute of Homoeopathy", Volume 1, Number 1 - Boston, 1868.
Buried on January 3, 1862.
NOTE: This is NOT the famous firearms inventor.
M.D.
Author. Among his numerous works are:
- "On the Apparent Radiation of Cold", 1830
- "On Irradiation", 1831
- "Observations on Vision", 1831
Article on his death: "New York Times", January 1, 1862 - Page 5
In 1843, he was elected President of the "New York Homeopathic Medical Society".
Source of his birth information is the excellent article on his career on Pages 62 & 63, Section VI of "Proceedings and Miscellaneous Papers of the Twentieth Session of the American Institute of Homoeopathy", Volume 1, Number 1 - Boston, 1868.
NOTE: This is NOT the famous firearms inventor.
M.D.
Author. Among his numerous works are:
- "On the Apparent Radiation of Cold", 1830
- "On Irradiation", 1831
- "Observations on Vision", 1831
Article on his death: "New York Times", January 1, 1862 - Page 5
In 1843, he was elected President of the "New York Homeopathic Medical Society".
Source of his birth information is the excellent article on his career on Pages 62 & 63, Section VI of "Proceedings and Miscellaneous Papers of the Twentieth Session of the American Institute of Homoeopathy", Volume 1, Number 1 - Boston, 1868.
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