David Hutchinson papers
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Dates
- 1836-1896
Creator
- Hutchinson, David (Person)
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Biographical Note
He was elected president of the Indiana State Medical Society in 1859, serving in 1860. He practiced medicine in Putnamville and Mooresville, Indiana until he was appointed Indiana Military Agent at Nashville, Tennessee on December 12, 1862 by Indiana Govenor Oliver P. Morton and was responsible for the condition and welfare of Indiana Regiments in the field, especiallyt the sick and wounded soldiers. He was commissioned by Governor Morton as surgeon of the 30th Regiment of Indiana Volunteers on March. 21, 1863. He resigned from the Union Army on April 30, 1863 due to disability and practiced medicine in Moooresville, Indiana until his move to Winterset, Iowa in 1865. He was certified to practice medicine there on September 8, 1886. He was elected to the Des Moines Iowa Academy of Science, August 11, 1885. He moved to Council Bluffs, where he died March 31, 1891 and is buried in Winterset, Iowa.
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0.02 Cubic Feet (1 folder)
Language of Materials
English
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Creator
- Hutchinson, David (Person)
- Title
- David Hutchinson papers
- Status
- Completed
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- Describing Archives: A Content Standard
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Repository Details
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