RAMBO, Samuel
06/24/1818 - Born, Edgefield, SC (father: Daniel Rambo; mother: Jane Williams Fort)
1838 - M.D. degree, University of Pennsylvania, Medical Department,Philadelphia, PA (from: SC; thesis: "Plastic Force: Power of Formation and Nutrition")
1847 - Dentistry Degree, Baltimore College of Dental Surgery
Nov 30, 1847, Lexington, SC - Married, Lydia Fort
1848 - Practiced dentistry, Montgomery, Montgomery Co, AL
Deacon - First Baptist Church, Montgomery, AL
May, 1856 - "Best Shot" Montgomery True Blues Volunteer Militia
1860 - Practiced dentistry, Montgomery, Montgomery Co, AL
January 11, 1861 - The Secession flag of Alabama was, "...run up on the capitol dome under the direction of Dr. Samuel Rambo."
05/04/1863 - Enlisted, Samuel B. Marks, Company, Montgomery Guards [AL Militia], Montgomery Co, Alabama
05/04/1863 - 1st Sgt., Montgomery Guards [AL Militia]
06/01/1863 - Promoted to Jr. 2nd Lt., Montgomery Guards [AL Militia]
12/25/1863 - Jr. 2nd Lt., Montgomery Guards [AL Militia]
6/3/1864 - Sent to Atlanta, GA - Acting Assistant Surgeon, Fairground Hospital No.1
08/13/1864 - Pvt., Capt. Terrell's Co, Montgomery County [AL] Reserves
12/26/1864 - Acting Asst. Surgeon [contract physician], Confederate States Army, Concert Hall Hospital, Montgomery, AL
01/00/1865 - "Citizen Physician", Confederate States Army, Post of Montgomery, AL
02/00/1865 - Contract physician, Confederate States Army, Ladies Hospital, Montgomery, AL
02/28/1865 - Contract as Acting Asst. Surgeon closed
1869 - First Vice President, Alabama Dental Association
1870 - President, Alabama Dental Association
1870 - Practiced dentistry, Montgomery, Montgomery Co, AL
1874 - Practiced medicine, Montgomery, Montgomery Co, AL
1880 - Treasurer, Alabama Dental Association
1880 - Practiced dentistry, Montgomery, Montgomery Co, AL
1895 - Practiced medicine, Montgomery, Montgomery Co, AL
- Charter member, Southern Dental Association
- Member, National Dental Association
05/06/1903 - Died, Montgomery, Montgomery Co, AL (buried, Oakwood Cemetery,Montgomery, Montgomery Co, AL)
This biographical sketch is from:
Bill Rambo, Site Director, Confederate Memorial Park, Marbury, Alabama
Hambrecht, F.T. & Koste, J.L., Biographical register of physicians who served the Confederacy in a medical capacity.
11/26/2012. Unpublished database.
Graciously provided by: F. Terry Hambrecht, M.D.
Senior Technical Advisor to the National Museum of Civil War Medicine
06/24/1818 - Born, Edgefield, SC (father: Daniel Rambo; mother: Jane Williams Fort)
1838 - M.D. degree, University of Pennsylvania, Medical Department,Philadelphia, PA (from: SC; thesis: "Plastic Force: Power of Formation and Nutrition")
1847 - Dentistry Degree, Baltimore College of Dental Surgery
Nov 30, 1847, Lexington, SC - Married, Lydia Fort
1848 - Practiced dentistry, Montgomery, Montgomery Co, AL
Deacon - First Baptist Church, Montgomery, AL
May, 1856 - "Best Shot" Montgomery True Blues Volunteer Militia
1860 - Practiced dentistry, Montgomery, Montgomery Co, AL
January 11, 1861 - The Secession flag of Alabama was, "...run up on the capitol dome under the direction of Dr. Samuel Rambo."
05/04/1863 - Enlisted, Samuel B. Marks, Company, Montgomery Guards [AL Militia], Montgomery Co, Alabama
05/04/1863 - 1st Sgt., Montgomery Guards [AL Militia]
06/01/1863 - Promoted to Jr. 2nd Lt., Montgomery Guards [AL Militia]
12/25/1863 - Jr. 2nd Lt., Montgomery Guards [AL Militia]
6/3/1864 - Sent to Atlanta, GA - Acting Assistant Surgeon, Fairground Hospital No.1
08/13/1864 - Pvt., Capt. Terrell's Co, Montgomery County [AL] Reserves
12/26/1864 - Acting Asst. Surgeon [contract physician], Confederate States Army, Concert Hall Hospital, Montgomery, AL
01/00/1865 - "Citizen Physician", Confederate States Army, Post of Montgomery, AL
02/00/1865 - Contract physician, Confederate States Army, Ladies Hospital, Montgomery, AL
02/28/1865 - Contract as Acting Asst. Surgeon closed
1869 - First Vice President, Alabama Dental Association
1870 - President, Alabama Dental Association
1870 - Practiced dentistry, Montgomery, Montgomery Co, AL
1874 - Practiced medicine, Montgomery, Montgomery Co, AL
1880 - Treasurer, Alabama Dental Association
1880 - Practiced dentistry, Montgomery, Montgomery Co, AL
1895 - Practiced medicine, Montgomery, Montgomery Co, AL
- Charter member, Southern Dental Association
- Member, National Dental Association
05/06/1903 - Died, Montgomery, Montgomery Co, AL (buried, Oakwood Cemetery,Montgomery, Montgomery Co, AL)
This biographical sketch is from:
Bill Rambo, Site Director, Confederate Memorial Park, Marbury, Alabama
Hambrecht, F.T. & Koste, J.L., Biographical register of physicians who served the Confederacy in a medical capacity.
11/26/2012. Unpublished database.
Graciously provided by: F. Terry Hambrecht, M.D.
Senior Technical Advisor to the National Museum of Civil War Medicine
RAMBO, Samuel
06/24/1818 - Born, Edgefield, SC (father: Daniel Rambo; mother: Jane Williams Fort)
1838 - M.D. degree, University of Pennsylvania, Medical Department,Philadelphia, PA (from: SC; thesis: "Plastic Force: Power of Formation and Nutrition")
1847 - Dentistry Degree, Baltimore College of Dental Surgery
Nov 30, 1847, Lexington, SC - Married, Lydia Fort
1848 - Practiced dentistry, Montgomery, Montgomery Co, AL
Deacon - First Baptist Church, Montgomery, AL
May, 1856 - "Best Shot" Montgomery True Blues Volunteer Militia
1860 - Practiced dentistry, Montgomery, Montgomery Co, AL
January 11, 1861 - The Secession flag of Alabama was, "...run up on the capitol dome under the direction of Dr. Samuel Rambo."
05/04/1863 - Enlisted, Samuel B. Marks, Company, Montgomery Guards [AL Militia], Montgomery Co, Alabama
05/04/1863 - 1st Sgt., Montgomery Guards [AL Militia]
06/01/1863 - Promoted to Jr. 2nd Lt., Montgomery Guards [AL Militia]
12/25/1863 - Jr. 2nd Lt., Montgomery Guards [AL Militia]
6/3/1864 - Sent to Atlanta, GA - Acting Assistant Surgeon, Fairground Hospital No.1
08/13/1864 - Pvt., Capt. Terrell's Co, Montgomery County [AL] Reserves
12/26/1864 - Acting Asst. Surgeon [contract physician], Confederate States Army, Concert Hall Hospital, Montgomery, AL
01/00/1865 - "Citizen Physician", Confederate States Army, Post of Montgomery, AL
02/00/1865 - Contract physician, Confederate States Army, Ladies Hospital, Montgomery, AL
02/28/1865 - Contract as Acting Asst. Surgeon closed
1869 - First Vice President, Alabama Dental Association
1870 - President, Alabama Dental Association
1870 - Practiced dentistry, Montgomery, Montgomery Co, AL
1874 - Practiced medicine, Montgomery, Montgomery Co, AL
1880 - Treasurer, Alabama Dental Association
1880 - Practiced dentistry, Montgomery, Montgomery Co, AL
1895 - Practiced medicine, Montgomery, Montgomery Co, AL
- Charter member, Southern Dental Association
- Member, National Dental Association
05/06/1903 - Died, Montgomery, Montgomery Co, AL (buried, Oakwood Cemetery,Montgomery, Montgomery Co, AL)
This biographical sketch is from:
Bill Rambo, Site Director, Confederate Memorial Park, Marbury, Alabama
Hambrecht, F.T. & Koste, J.L., Biographical register of physicians who served the Confederacy in a medical capacity.
11/26/2012. Unpublished database.
Graciously provided by: F. Terry Hambrecht, M.D.
Senior Technical Advisor to the National Museum of Civil War Medicine
06/24/1818 - Born, Edgefield, SC (father: Daniel Rambo; mother: Jane Williams Fort)
1838 - M.D. degree, University of Pennsylvania, Medical Department,Philadelphia, PA (from: SC; thesis: "Plastic Force: Power of Formation and Nutrition")
1847 - Dentistry Degree, Baltimore College of Dental Surgery
Nov 30, 1847, Lexington, SC - Married, Lydia Fort
1848 - Practiced dentistry, Montgomery, Montgomery Co, AL
Deacon - First Baptist Church, Montgomery, AL
May, 1856 - "Best Shot" Montgomery True Blues Volunteer Militia
1860 - Practiced dentistry, Montgomery, Montgomery Co, AL
January 11, 1861 - The Secession flag of Alabama was, "...run up on the capitol dome under the direction of Dr. Samuel Rambo."
05/04/1863 - Enlisted, Samuel B. Marks, Company, Montgomery Guards [AL Militia], Montgomery Co, Alabama
05/04/1863 - 1st Sgt., Montgomery Guards [AL Militia]
06/01/1863 - Promoted to Jr. 2nd Lt., Montgomery Guards [AL Militia]
12/25/1863 - Jr. 2nd Lt., Montgomery Guards [AL Militia]
6/3/1864 - Sent to Atlanta, GA - Acting Assistant Surgeon, Fairground Hospital No.1
08/13/1864 - Pvt., Capt. Terrell's Co, Montgomery County [AL] Reserves
12/26/1864 - Acting Asst. Surgeon [contract physician], Confederate States Army, Concert Hall Hospital, Montgomery, AL
01/00/1865 - "Citizen Physician", Confederate States Army, Post of Montgomery, AL
02/00/1865 - Contract physician, Confederate States Army, Ladies Hospital, Montgomery, AL
02/28/1865 - Contract as Acting Asst. Surgeon closed
1869 - First Vice President, Alabama Dental Association
1870 - President, Alabama Dental Association
1870 - Practiced dentistry, Montgomery, Montgomery Co, AL
1874 - Practiced medicine, Montgomery, Montgomery Co, AL
1880 - Treasurer, Alabama Dental Association
1880 - Practiced dentistry, Montgomery, Montgomery Co, AL
1895 - Practiced medicine, Montgomery, Montgomery Co, AL
- Charter member, Southern Dental Association
- Member, National Dental Association
05/06/1903 - Died, Montgomery, Montgomery Co, AL (buried, Oakwood Cemetery,Montgomery, Montgomery Co, AL)
This biographical sketch is from:
Bill Rambo, Site Director, Confederate Memorial Park, Marbury, Alabama
Hambrecht, F.T. & Koste, J.L., Biographical register of physicians who served the Confederacy in a medical capacity.
11/26/2012. Unpublished database.
Graciously provided by: F. Terry Hambrecht, M.D.
Senior Technical Advisor to the National Museum of Civil War Medicine
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