College of
Physicians and Surgeons
In the City of New York
University of the State of New York
Medical Department of Columbia
College 1876-77
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For the years: 1876-77
Student: L. B. Tuckerman
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TUCKERMAN, LOUIS BRYANT
(15 Feb. 1850 - 5 Mar. 1902), was born in Rome,
Ashtabula County, Ohio, to Elizabeth Ellinwood and Jacob
Tuckerman. He graduated from Amherst College, attended Yale
Theological Seminary, and received his medical degree from
Long Island in 1877. He organized the
FRANKLIN CLUB, where municipal
affairs, public ownership of utilities, and public health
were discussed. Tuckerman claimed the club, through its
petitions and delegations to city officials, was responsible
for progressive reforms; while their weekly discussions,
reported in the Citizen and conservative dailies,
spread their progressive message far beyond the club.
See
additional information on Dr. Tuckerman
Data from the American Medical Association:
Name: Louis Bryant
Tuckerman
Cause of death: intestinal complication; (M)
Death date: Mar 5, 1902
Place of death: Cleveland, OH
Birth date: 1848
Type of practice: Allopath
States and years of licenses:OH, 1896
Medical school(s): State University of New York Downstate
College of Medicine, Brooklyn: Long Island Coll. Hosp.,
1877, (G)
Journal of the American Medical Association Citation: 38:779
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Thomas M Markoe, M.D.
Charles F. Chandler, Ph.D.
Charles McBurney, M.D &
Chas.
Kelsey, Jr. M.D.
T. G. Thomas, M.D &
James W McLane, M.D.
 
Admission to Bellevue and Long Island
Hospitals (see hospital lists below)
Commencement and General Admission Tickets
Annual Announcement Catalogue for the year prior to L. B.
Tuckerman's two-year matriculation
1875-76
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Medical Faculty 1875-76
Alonzo Clark,
Pathology and Medicine
Samuel St. John,
Chemistry, Jurisprudence
William H. Draper, Surgery
Thomas M. Markoe, Surgery
T. Gaillard Thomas,
Obstetrics
Edward Curtis, Materia
Medica & Medicine
John C. Dalton,
Physiology and Hygiene
Henry B. Sands,
Demonstrator of Anatomy
Charles F. Chandler,
Chemistry, Jurisprudence
William H. Draper,
Diseases of the skin
Fessenden N. Otis,
Venereal Diseases
Charles Kelsey, Anatomy
Robert Watts, Anatomy
Frank S. Edwards, Surgery
and Medicine
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N.Y. hospitals associated with
the College of Physicians and Surgeons in 1858
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