PRESTON, Albert Gallatin - M.D. - Putnam

Greencastle, IN, 7.4.1889

Margaret b. Pa 1832 (Second wife?)

6

Medical College of Ohio, 1840

Indiana State Medical Society admitted 1877

TISMS 1890:153, Putnam (Greencastle)

1850c $600 / P1886 / Indiana State Board of Health 1882

Butler 1878:216

Record # 11720, 19th and 20th Century Indiana Physicians

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The steamer Courier left yesterday afternoon for Vicksburg, with an immense lot of sanitary stores proved at Indianapolis, Terre Haute, and at the sanitary commission, presided over by Col. P. Hornbrook in this city.

Accompanying these stores were some 39 or 40 physicians, 9 sanitary agents and 4 female nurses, under charge of Dr. Bullard of Indianapolis, and the whole under the command of Gen. Stone who has won such a fine reputation by his active, earnest and humane attention to Indiana's sick and wounded during the last two years. The following are the names of the physicians, agents and nurses who accompany the expedition: Dr. Bullard, chief physician Dr. W. H. Wishard, Johnson County Dr. W. B. Fletcher, Marion Dr. J. W Hovey, Marion Dr. James H. Dodson, Jay Dr. T. B. Elliott, Marion, Dr Ezra Read, Terre Haute Dr. G. W. Clippinger, Terre Haute Dr. Cramer, Thornton Dr. J. S. Elliott, Thornton Dr. Thomas Ho. Harrison, Lebanon Dr. C. W. Osborn, Thornton Dr. John M. Youart, Lafayette Dr. W. M. Hitt, Vincennes Dr. M. Powers, Vincennes Dr. J C Stanley, Cambridge Dr. A. P Taylor, Cambridge Dr. H. E. Cowgill, Greenscastle Dr.J. S. Bell, Dublin, Dr. A. G. Preston, Greencastle Dr. J. P. Crampton, Anderson Dr. Wm. Mitchel, Princeton Dr. W. J. McGowan Dr. A.G. Boynton, Elizabethtown Dr. N. B. Spark Dr. James S. Ewan, Jennings county Dr. T. A. Wilson, Brownston Dr. J. H. Payne, Brownston Dr. W. C. A. Bayne, Seymour Dr. Joseph Stephenson, Pendleton Dr. T. G. Mitchell, Pendleton Dr. J. W. Stranghan, Parkersburg Dr. J. T. Boyd, Indianapolis Dr. Wilson Lockhart, Danville Dr. W. G. Kidd, Princeton Dr. J R. Hinkle, Sullivan Dr. J. G. McMeachen, Crawfordsville Dr. Solomon Davis, Columbus. Sanitary agents, F. B. Nopsinger, Indianapolis, J. Fienney Deen, Indianapolis, A. A. Trueblood, Indianapolis, A. G. Crane, Indianapolis, E. C. Mayhew, Indianapolis, J. H. Baldwin, Seymour, Capt Thos. G. Williamson, Evansvile, Gustavus Williams, Greencastle, James Hook, Terre Haute. Nurses Miss Betty Bates of Indianapolis, Miss Ellen Child, Indianapolis, Miss Emma Henry, Indianapolis, Miss Nancy Hadley, Indianapolis. The special train placed at the disposal of Gov. Morton arrived here at 6 o'clock yesterday morning bringing most of the physicians, agents and nurses.

Source: Kemper, General William Harrison 1839-1927 – A Medical History of the State of Indiana p 328