Historical and biographical annals of Berks County, Pennsylvania, embracing a concise history of the county and a genealogical and biographical record of representative families, Volume I, Part 26

Author: Montgomery, Morton L. (Morton Luther), b. 1846; J.H. Beers & Co
Publication date: 1909
Publisher: Chicago : J. H. Beers & Co.
Number of Pages: 1018

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Resolved, That it is expedient to apprize the public of the existence of small pox in this borough, and that inas- much as this body retains undiminished confidence in vac- cination, this mild and safe preventative be strongly recom- mended in all cases deemed liable to the infection of that loathsome and too often fatal disease.

Resolved, That the students in medicine of Berks county have permission to attend the meetings and deliberations of this body.

Resolved, That one hundred copies of the constitution and by-laws of the Medical Faculty of Berks county be printed in pamphlet form, under the superintendence of a committee consisting of Drs. Otto, Baum and Bishop, and that the proceedings of this evening, together with the inaugural address of the president, be published in the several papers of this borough, signed by the president and attested by the secretary.

On motion, Resolved, That the president deliver an ora-, tion in public as soon as may be convenient, in the name and on behalf of this faculty.

The faculty adjourned to the next stated meeting on the first Saturday in October next, at 7 o'clock, P.M.

CHARLES BAUM, Recording Secretary.

The members who subscribed the charter of in- corporation were as follows :

Honorary

Junior

William Wood

Bernard M'Neil (N. Y.)

Isaac Hiester

Jonathan F. Evans

John B. Otto

Enos Chichester

John F. Baum

Gerk G. Bischotz

Charles Baum

Edward Haydock

William Gries

August Klein

Geo. N. Eckert

C. L. Schlemm

Jacob Rodrock William J. C. Baum

The charter was approved by Frederick Smith (of Reading), then attorney-general of Pennsyl- vania, on June 3, 1824 ; and by William Tilghman, Jolin B. Gibson and Thomas Duncan, judges of the Supreme court, on June 4, 1824.

Dr. Hiester, upon assuming the duties of the office to which he was unanimously chosen, deliv- ered an admirable address to the faculty. Among other things, he said that this organization was the first of the kind in Pennsylvania, excepting the College of Physicians and Medical Society of Phil- adelphia.

This society continued to exist, hold regular meet- ings and annually send representatives to the State Medical Society for a period of twenty years. On Feb. 23, 1850, the society was reorganized and the name changed to the "Medical Society of the City of Reading and the County of Berks," with the object of cultivating the science of medicine in all its collateral branches, to elevate and sustain medi- cal character, to encourage a system of profes- sional etiquette and to promote mutual improve- ment, social intercourse and good feeling among the members of the medical profession. No person could become a member of this society unless he were a graduate of some recognized medical col- lege. In 1866, the name was changed to Berks County Medical Society. In 1867 it took the first steps toward establishing a public hospital at Read- ing, which eventually culminated in the Reading Hospital.

The society was disbanded in 1870, with a mem- bership of thirty-seven. This dissolution grew out

MEDICAL PROFESSION

of a factional fight over an attempt to expel one with other professions as witnesses in a court of of its prominent members. The one faction, num- justice; and in that same year, the delegates to the bering twenty-two physicians, immediately after the dissolution, on the same day (Nov. 22, 1870), assembled at the office of Dr. John B. Brooke, No. 44 North Fourth street, Reading, and organ- ized another society entitled "Berks County Med- ical Association." The names of the organizers were as follows:

· J. S. Ammon

J. M. Matthews William Moore

J. Brobst

Edward Brobst

J. M. Newpher

J. B. Brooke

J. Y. Shearer

Geo. W. Byerle

J. K. Seaman

Joseph Coblentz

J. B. Sterley

A. B. Dundor C. Turner

J. S. Hunsberger

D. A. Ulrich

S. L. Kurtz

Edward Wallace

De B. Kuhn

Charles Weber

C. Kreye

W. Murray Weidman

After a temporary organization, a resolution was passed to the effect that the new society be formed for mutual improvement in connection with the Pennsylvania State Medical Society and the Amer- ican Medical Association. . The constitution and by- laws were adopted at a meeting held Jan. 3, 1871; and a permanent organization was effected by elect- ing William Moore, president; J. S. Ammon and James M. Matthews, vice-presidents ; W. Murray Weidman, recording secretary; J. B. Brooke, cor- responding secretary ; D. A. Ulrich, treasurer ; Ed- ward Wallace, J. A. Brobst, De B. Kuhn, censors; and Joseph Coblentz, curator.

The name was then changed from the Berks ever since. The membership in 1909 was 100.

County Medical Association to the Medical Society Immediately after its removal to this convenient of the County of Berks; and it was decided that the place, Dr. W. Murray Weidman took a special in-

meetings be held bi-monthly and a business meeting should alternate with a meeting for the discussion of topics relating to the profession.

At the meeting of the society held in Stauffer's Hall (the meeting place at that time and for several years afterward) March 7, 1871, Drs. S. L. Kurtz, D. A. Ulrich and Edward Wallace, a committee appointed to represent this society at the annual meeting of the State Medical Society at Philadel- phia, reported that they had gained recognition board of censors had approved of the society's con- stitution and by-laws.

The first delegate election of this society for

sending representatives to the American Medical lishment of a suitable building at Washington for Association was held on March 7, 1871, and Drs. a National Medical Library and Surgical Museum. Kuhn, Wily and Moore were selected for that pur- In 1884, the State delegates of the society were instructed to favor the creation of a State Board pose.

The society made its first annual visit to the of Health; which came to be established in 1885.

Poor-House in March, 1871. In 1872, the subject of vaccination received the held its forty-second annual convention at Reading. official indorsement of the society.

In 1875, the place of meeting of the society was changed to the office of Dr. J. B. Brooke.

State Society were instructed to favor a resolution, in connection with other county societies, that no member should admit into his office a student of medicine until he presented a certificate showing his educational qualifications; which the State So- ciety adopted. Shortly afterward, they encouraged the movement relating to the registration of all practising physicians, which culminated in the pas- sage of the Act of June 8, 1881, which required every practitioner to register his name and qualifi- cations in the prothonotary's office.

In 1880, the society first started lectures on special topics, and on Sept. 7th, Dr. E. H. Coover, of Har- risburg, delivered a lecture on "spinal curvature."

In 1881, the meeting place of the society was changed to the Reading Library, where it remained for several years, and then it was removed to the council chambers temporarily. The subject of per- manent quarters was then discussed and a commit- tee (consisting of Drs. Cleaver, Bachman and Keiser) was appointed to make the necessary in- quiries, not only for a meeting place but also for a "Medical Library," which had been earnestly advo- cated. In the course of their inquiries, Dr. John B. Raser, druggist, voluntarily offered a room in his store building at Sixth and Walnut streets, sec- ond story front, free of rent for an indefinite time, and this offer the society gratefully accepted. The quarters were then established in the Raser building and the meetings have been held there regularly

terest in the establishment of a Medical Library and collected a large number of medical works as the foundation for its development, and this inter- est he continued with great earnestness until his decease in 1902, all the members of the society recognizing his services in that behalf. The library embraced a fine collection of the best medical works and in 1909 numbered altogether about 1,275 volumes.

In 1882, the by-laws were amended, relating to from that body, were admitted as members and the the requirements of students and condemning the

practice of copyrighting common pharmaceutical preparations under trade-marks; and in 1883, the society passed a resolution encouraging the estab-

In June, 1891, the Medical Society of the State

The proceedings were interesting and among the papers read there was one by Dr. Israel Cleaver, entitled the "History of the Medical Profession in

In 1878, it favored the passage of a law by the Berks County." In that paper Dr. Cleaver stated State Legislature concerning "privileged communi- that the State Society had been organized at Lan- cations," so as to place physicians on an equality caster in 1848, and its first annual convention had 7

HISTORY OF BERKS COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA

been held at Reading in 1849. Then the local so- John B. Brooke, D. ciety had a membership of twenty-six.

Two of the presidents of the State Society had been selected from the Berks County Society : Dr. John P. Hiester, in 1853 ; and Dr. Edward Wallace, in 1862.

Since the organization of the Society in 1870, the members have held annual banquets in January and outings in August, which have been distinguished for their literary excellence and true sociability.

The membership in 1909 numbered 87.

READING MEDICAL ASSOCIATION was organized May 27, 1850, with the following physicians as its first officers :

President, William M. Gries ; vice-president, John P. Hiester; recording secretary, Edward Wallace; corresponding secretary, L. L. Stewart; treasurer, Charles H. Hunter.

The meetings were not held regularly until 1867; then, on July 30th, a third re-organization having been effected, a new constitution and by-laws were adopted. Its meetings have been held ever since at the same places as the county society. The mem- bers are practising allopathic physicians of Reading and the surrounding towns. Membership in 1909 was 65.

THE PATHOLOGICAL SOCIETY was organized May 10, 1871, with the following physicians as its first officers :

President, D. L. Beaver; vice-presidents, Martin Luther, B. F Bunn; secretary and treasurer, M. Albert Rhoads.

The members constituted the other faction of physicians upon the disbanding of the "Berks County Medical Society," and they kept up its meet- ings for nearly twenty years. During this time, the bitter feeling, shown in such a marked manner in 1870, had entirely subsided and the surviving members had gradually identified themselves with the "Medical Society of Berks County."

ALLOPATHIC PRACTITIONERS .- The names of the allopathic physicians of the county, with college and year of graduation, are presented herewith in alphabetical order; and they have been classified as at Reading, in the boroughs, and in the several sections of the county. [D indicates decease; R, removed out of county. ]

READING

Jacob S. Ammon, D. U. of Pa., 1868

George W. Ammon, D Jefferson, 1888

Jacob D. Albright

Phila. Med .- Chi., 1893

Solomon G. Birch, D. Jefferson, 1825

Joseph Brackbill U. of Pa., 1869

George B. M. Bower. Maryland Univ .. 1887

Henry G. Baer. Jefferson, 1888

John L. Bower

Jefferson, 1888

Samuel R. Bricker

Jefferson, 1889

Francis H. Brobst.

Jefferson, 1888

Daniel R. Brobst. Tefferson, 1895

John M. Bertolet. Jefferson, 1896

Hiester Bucher.

U. of Pa .. 1897

Tosiah T. Bunting, R U. of Pa., 1894

Thomas C. Buchanan. .U. of Pa., 1900

Samuel G. Burkholder

N. W. Univ., 1900

Jefferson, 1858

D. Llewellyn Beaver, D. Pa. College, 1841

Daniel B. D. Beaver U. of Pa., 1871

Charles W. Bachman Jefferson, 1881

Darius Z. Bowman, D Baltimore, 1880

Jeremiah K. Bowers Phila. Amer. Univ., 1873

John N. Becker Jefferson, 1882

Frank W. Bucks. Jefferson, 1886

William S. Bertolet. U. of Pa., 1900

Henry P. Brunner .U. of Pa., 1908

Joseph Coblentz, D

U. of Pa., 1849

Israel Cleaver.

U. of Pa., 1863

Alfred J. Cressman, D.

.U. of Pa., 1879

Emma O. Cleaver Pa. Woman's, 1895

Ferdinando Colletti. Italy, 1896

R. M. Culler. Jefferson, 1901

George Ray Curry Balt. Med. College, 1906

Charles A. Deininger, D

U. of P., 1855

William N. Davis, D

.Jefferson, 1860

Adam B. Dundor.

Jefferson, 1862

W. N. Davis, D

Jefferson, 1860

Aaron C. Detweiler, D

Jefferson, 1864

Washington C. Detweiler, D

Jefferson, 1877

Thomas A. Dunkel, D

Jefferson, 1865

William B. Dewees, D.

U. of P., 1877

Joseph C. Davis. Jefferson. 1875

C. A. F. Detweiler

Phila. Med .- Chi., 1888

Charles J. Dietrich.

U. of Pa., 1903

George E. Dietrich

Med .- Chi., 1906

Samuel C. Ermentrout

U. of Pa., 1866

Jacob R. Esterly, R.

Jefferson, 1891

Albert F. East. .

. Jefferson, 1893

John V. Epler, D.

Pa. College

Oliver H. Fisher.

U. of Pa., 1872

James A. Fisher, D

Pa. College, 1853

Elias H. Frantz, D

. Jefferson, 1873

F. W. Frankhauser

. Jefferson, 1880

Oscar Edwin Fox.

U. of Pa., 1906

John F. Feick

Jefferson, 1872

John R. Faust.

Baltimore, 1886 Baltimore, 1898

William E. Fisher

U. of Pa., 1899

Lloyd H. Feick .. Baltimore, 1902

George S. Goodhart, D. Pa. College. 1849

Frank H. Good, D

U. of Pa., 1878

John B. Griesemer, D

Jefferson, 1856

Charles H. Gerhard. .

U. of Pa., 1908

W. H. Goodenough, D

1866

Frederick Grander, R.

Jefferson, 1885

David S. Grim Michigan Univ., 1900

James R. Gerhard.

.U. of Pa., 1901

Malcolm Z. Gearhart.

Jefferson, 1906

Franklin J. Gable.

Jefferson, 1907

Wellington D. Griesemer . Jefferson, 1908

Charles H. Hunter. D U. of Pa., 1841

Frank M. Hiester, D. U. of Pa., 1852

Samuel B. Heckman, D . Jefferson, 1868

J. S. Hinnershotz. D

U. of Pa., 1881

Robert P. Huyett.

Jefferson, 1879

James M. Hoffman, D.

Tefferson, 1858

H. H. Herbst, R.

U. of Pa., 1881

Joseph H. Hagenman, D.

U. of Pa., 1871

Charles Edward Hoffman, D.

Isaac Hiester, D.

U. of Pa.,

Tohn P. Hiester, D.

U. of Pa.,

James M. Hoffman, D.

U. of Pa.,

Henry Hagenman, D. .1853

Howard F. Hansell Jefferson, 1879

Harry A. Hepler. .U. of Pa., 1888

William T. Hoffman, D . Jefferson, 1834

Trvin H. Hartman. U. of Pa., 1895

William A. J. Halbeisen Jefferson, 1897

Oscar E. Hofmann. . Jefferson, 1907

Grace M. Harcourt, R. Baltimore, 1901

Ralph A. Harding . Geo. Washington Univ., 1908

Erle G. Hawman. U. of Pa., 1905

Jolin Y. Hoffman, D. Jefferson, 1880

E. H. Fenstermaker

MEDICAL PROFESSION

Isaac B. Hacker.

Jefferson, 1879

Walter A. Rigg

.U. of Pa., 1895

Frank N. Irvin, R.

U. of Pa., 1893

Mayer Rosen ..

. Jefferson, 1897

George F. Johnson.

Jefferson, 1887

Charles Roland.

U. of Pa., 1898

Jacob R. Johns.

Jefferson, 1889

John H. Rorke.

.U. of Pa., 1901

Charles W. F. Kreye, D.

. Germany, 1845

Homer J. Rhode. Pa. W. Univ., 1901

Samuel L. Kurtz ..

. Jefferson, 1854

Samuel B. Rigg.

.U. of Pa., 1903

L. De B. Kuhn, R.

U. of Pa., 1854

Frank G. Runyeon.

.U. of Pa., 1903

Ellis J. Kurtz ..

Jefferson, 1880

James W. Keiser, D.

U. of Pa., 1882

Thomas E. Krum.

Baltimore, 1886

Clarence M. Kurtz

Jefferson, 1886

Elizabeth Kendig, R

Pa. Woman's, 1886

Henry G. Krause.

Phila. Med .- Chi., 1887

C. E. Shoemaker, D

Pa. College, 1860

Clifford L. Kaucher.

Med .- Chi., 1907 Jefferson, 1888

Chester K. Kistler

. Jefferson, 1897

Adam Schoener, D.

Pa. College, 1840

Elmer C. Kieffer.

Phila. Med .- Chi., 1899

Decatur G. Schoener, D

Pa. College, 1853

Alvin J. Kistler.

Jefferson, 1902

Frederick Spang, D.

Jefferson, 1860

J. W. Kaufman.

Jefferson, 1896

Charles J. Schulze, D.

. Germany (1848), 1853

Clara Shetter Keiser

Pa. Woman's, 1885

Erastus R. Scholl, D

Pa. College, 1856

George W. Kehl.

Pa. W. Univ., 1893

Aaron Smith, D.

N. Y. Med., 1854

Morris W. Koch, R

.Jefferson, 1896

Thomas A. Strasser

U. of Pa., 1867

Meyer J. Katz, R.

Jefferson, 1903

Martin Luther, D.

. Jefferson, 1848

Henry Landis, D.

.U. of Pa., 1861

John Stolze, D.

Phila. Eclectic, 1865

E. J. Longhorn, R.

1871

Charles G. Loose

U. of Pa., 1868

Daniel G. Long.

U. of Pa., 1875

James B. Lewis.

U. of Pa., 1878

Bernard R. Lee, R.

Jefferson, 1879

Thomas H. Leidy.

Jefferson, 1869

Emil C. Luks ..

. Berlin, 1853

Rudolph B. Schulze.

Jefferson, 1883

Daniel Longaker.

Pa. W. Univ., 1891

John W. Luther, R.

.U. of Pa., 1899

Israel J. K. Light, R.

U. of Pa., 1899

William W. Livingood.

Pa. W. Univ., 1899

John M. Stephen. Jefferson, 1887

George K. Levan.

. Med .- Chi., 1908

Jacob Marshall, D.

.U. of Pa., 1810

Miles F. McTaggart, R

Pa. Eclectic, 1865

Ira G. Shoemaker Phila. Med .- Chi., 1891

. Jefferson, 1889

James D. Y. Madeira.

Jefferson, 1883

William Seaman

U. of Pa., 1892

Thomas B. Miller.

. Baltimore, 1896

John Shartle.

. Jefferson, 1893

Edward G. Meter

Phila. Med .- Chi., 1897

Edwin D. Schaeffer

Baltimore, 1893

John E. Medley

Phila. Med .- Chi., 1898

Seymour T. Schmehl

. Jefferson, 1891

Thomas H. Mackin

Pa. W. Univ., 1900

Harry D. Stryker

U. of Pa., 1893

William F. Muhlenberg.

U. of Pa., 1868

Mary McD. Shick.

Pa. Woman's, 1895

James M. Matthews.

Jefferson, 1840

Alvah A. Swayze.

. Baltimore, 1897

Philip D. Marshall, D.

Jefferson, 1852

Christopher Shearer

.U. of Pa., 1897

Elija Martin ..

1861

Albert N. Seidel.

Baltimore, 1901

Charles McDonough, D

Pa. College, 1848

Edwin Y. Seyler .Baltimore, 1903

Henry C. Mohr, D

. Jefferson, 1871

Amos B. Schnader, R.

Jefferson, 1903

John C. McCoy ..

N. Y. Univ., 1879

Wayne L. Schearer.

.U. of Pa., 1904

Matthias Mengel, Jr., R. U. of Pa., 1885

Charles K. Seidel.

. Baltimore, 1904

Frederick LeRoy Mattern

. Jefferson, 1903

Sidney J. Sondheim U. of Pa., 1907

Med .- Chi., 1907

Hiester M. Nagle, D

Jefferson, 1857

Henry Tyson,

Pa. College, 1843

L. H. Thompson, D

Jefferson, 1853

Bodo Otto. D ..

. Gottingen, 1735

Oan J. Thompson

Jefferson, 1895

John A. Otto, D.

Louis L. Thompson

Jefferson, 1896

John B. Otto, D.

U. of Pa., 1808

Samuel B. Taylor

Jefferson, 1895

George W. Overholser

Pa. W. Univ., 1902

Daniel A. Ulrich, D.

Jefferson, 1841

John H. Orff.

Baltimore, 1904

Jonathan Potts, D.

Phila. Med. Inst., 1768

Harrison T. Witman.

Jefferson, 1861

Theodore Pachla, D.

. Germany, 1865

Edward Wallace, R.

U. of Pa.,

James B. R. Powell

U. of Pa., 1878

Louis W. Prevost.

1886

M. LeRoy Wenger, D. N. Y. Bellevue, 1874

. U. of Pa., 1881

Ambrose Peffer, R.

. Jefferson, 1887

Frank Rieser.

Pa. College, 1852

Albert P. Walter

. Baltimore, 1884

M. S. Reber.

U. of Pa., 1863

M. Albert Rhoads, D

Jefferson, 1868

Simon Reinbold.

Germany, 1863

William S. Wray, R.

. Jefferson, 1891 U. of Pa., 1896

A. S. Raudenbush.

. Jefferson, 1864

A. Wildberger ..

U. of Pa., 1892

Walter S. Riegel, R.

U. of Pa., 1892

Abraham K. Wanner.

.Jefferson, 1898

Harry F. Rentschler.

Jefferson, 1893 LeRoy J. C. Wenger

N. Y. Univ., 1903

Howard S. Reeser. Jefferson, 1867

William C. Werts, R. Baltimore, 1904

Wilson H. Rothermel.

. Jefferson, 1891

John G. Wilson, R

Phila. Med .- Chi., 1904

S. W. Sine ...

.U. of Pa., 1871

Ann Jane Schulze

1862

Walker R. Stephen, D.

U. of Pa., 1872 1870

John Schoenfeld, D ..

1861

Stanley Smith Jefferson, 1868

John K. Seaman

. N. Y. Bellevue, 1869

Albert Simon, D

1870

Albert W. Sovereen. Ontario, 1870

Mary A. Swayze, R.

. Pa. Woman's, 1873

Horace E. Schlemm. Jefferson, 1886

Eliza A. Shetter, R. Pa. Woman's, 1886

Jacob W. Seip. Jefferson, 1883

Isaac L. Mingle

. Jefferson, 1866

Rudolph C. Möllmann

U. of Pa., 1908

Walter H. Scheehl.

William V. D. Nichols, R.

. U. of Pa., 1885

Alexander H. Witman, D.

U. of Pa.,

W. Murray Weidman, D.

U. of Pa., 1860

Howard M. Parvin

Baltimore, 1887

Gershom Wenger.

W. W. A. Wulfingh, D Amsterdam, 1876

Levi F. Wagner

Phila. Med .- Chi., 1890

Victor W. Wickert.

U. of Pa., 1846

John B. Sterley, D.

Phila. Med .- Chi., 1857

Franklin J. Kantner

George W. Seip.

Charles T. Reber, D. Jefferson, 1856

R. B. Rowe .. . U. of Pa., 1885

C. W. G. Schlemm, D

Pa. College, 1848 U. of Pa., 1854

W. E. Schlemm, D.

John Stephen, D ..

Jefferson, 1862

I. N. E. Shoemaker, D

George R. Shenk.

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HISTORY OF BERKS COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA

Raymond K. Weber . Jefferson, 1905 Howard Y. Neyman, Boyertown, F Jefferson, 1879

Jesse Levan Wagner U. of Pa., 1907 Jonathan B. Potteiger, Hamburg. .Jefferson, 1859

Harry H. Wanner Jefferson, 1907

Rex S. K. Wood. . U. of Mich. and Jeff., 1907

Abel E. West. Leonard Coll., N. C., 1908

C. K. Young. Baltimore, 1879

BOROUGHS

Enoch Bricker, Bernville, D.

William S. Bieber, Kutztown

Wellington G. Byerle, Bernville . Jefferson, 1853

John A. Brobst, Bernville U. of Pa., 1867

Edward Brobst, West Leesport, D Pa. College, 1853

Martin L. Bertolette, Mt. Penn. U. of Pa., 1878

John S. Bowman, Boyertown. U. of Pa., 1878

Benjamin F. Bunn, Birdsboro, D Jefferson, 1846

Henry B. Brusstar, Birdsboro, R Jefferson, 1873

John S. Borneman, Boyertown. U. of Pa., 1878

Daniel Deppen, Bernville, D

James Donagan, Kutztown

Darius D. Deppen, Bernville, D. Pa. College, 1853

Darius W. Dundor, Womelsdorf. .U. of Pa., 1881

Frank P. Dundor, West Leesport Jefferson, 1870

Charles B. Dotterer, Boyertown . Med .- Chi., 1907

C. F. DeLong, Bechtelsville, D. N. Y. Univ., 1888

N. Z. Dunkelberger, Kutztown .. . .Phila. Med .- Chi., 1890

George N. Eckert, Womelsdorf, D. 1824

L. K. Francis, Boyertown . U. of Pa., 1871

A. M. Fretz, Fleetwood. .U. of Pa., 1863

A. P. Fogleman, Womelsdorf.

U. of Pa., 1884

George W. Fahrenbach, Bernville Baltimore, 1900

William Gries, Womelsdorf, D. U. of Pa., 1822

Charles A. Gerasch, Kutztown, D. Germany

Alexander S. Gillars, Birdsboro Jefferson, 1888

Oscar T. Gehris, Fleetwood Boston Univ., 1898

Reuben Haines, Kutztown.

W. H. J. Henkey, Boyertown Jefferson, 1879

Edward Hottenstein, Kutztown. Jefferson, 1853

Edward L. Hottenstein, Kutztown Jefferson, 1886

A. C. L. Hottenstein, Kutztown Jefferson, 1871

William Harris, Hamburg, D . Jefferson, 1869

William J. Hottenstein, Kutztown.

Jefferson, 1889

Eugene T. Hancock, Boyertown, R

A. S. C. Herman, Topton.

U. of Pa., 1881

M. A. Hengst, Birdsboro. D.

. Jefferson, 1878

Charles A. Hottenstein, Kutztown.

. Jefferson, 1895

Aaron E. Hain, Birdsboro

U. of South, 1895

James A. Harris, Hamburg.

. Jefferson, 1896

Milton E. Hartman, Fleetwood. . Jefferson, 1902

E. K. Hottenstein, Kutztown . Jefferson, 1883

George Hetrick, Birdsboro . Jefferson, 1885

Henry W. Johnson, Boyertown, D. . Jefferson, 1841

Frederick S. Kaufman, Kutztown.

U.of Pa., 1891

Isaac I. Kalbach, Centreport

Jefferson, 1893

Oscar F. Kunkel, Lenhartsville. . Jefferson, 1903

James C. Livingood, Womelsdorf, D. 1841

Louis Livingood, Womelsdorf, D

. Jefferson, 1854

John Lesher, Womelsdorf.

John Livingood, Womelsdorf, D

Horace F. Livingood, Womelsdorf. Jefferson, 1882

Charles E. Lerch. Womelsdorf. Jefferson, 1905

George H. Landis, Birdsboro, D Caleb Liggett, Birdsboro, D

James Lincoln, Birdsboro. D Jefferson, 1878

Frank P. Lytle, Birdsboro

Pa. W. Univ., 1894

Rufus E. Le Fevre, Boyertown. R

Jefferson, 1900

William Moore, Womelsdorf, D.

N. Y. Univ., 1836

Joseph E. Miller, Kutztown. .

Jefferson, 1886

Joseph F. Merkel, Boyertown, R. U. of Pa., 1894

James G. Matterness, Centreport Jefferson, 1807

Ira K. Moser, Birdsboro, D. Jefferson, 1880

William J. Martin, Hamburg. . Jefferson, 1881

Franklin V. Nyce, Hamburg, D.

Jefferson, 1851

Franklin M. Nyce, Hamburg Jefferson, 1870 Milton W. Phillips, Eshbach

Benjamin Nyce, Hamburg, D. Jefferson, 1878

Henry G. Nyce, Hamburg.

Jefferson, 1883

Walker S. Phillips, Womelsdorf. 1869

George F. Potteiger, Hamburg. Jefferson, 1890

George H. Pflueger, Topton. Baltimore, 1908

Thomas J. B. Rhoads, Boyertown Baltimore, 1861

Pius Rothermel, Birdsboro U. of Pa., 1889

Reuben B. Rhoads, Boyertown. Jefferson, 1857 Clarence C. Rether, Centreport. Jefferson, 1884 Lewis P. Rothermel, Lenhartsville. Med .- Chi., 1908

Christian L. Schlemm, Kutztown, D, Gottingen Univ., 1798

F. L. Sallade, Womelsdorf. . Jefferson, 1876

John H. Spatz, Centreport. Jefferson, 1877

Samuel B. Swavely, Birdsboro, R

1878

Frank R. Sallade, Womelsdorf.

Jefferson, 1893

Adam F. M. Stump, Fleetwood.

Phila. Med .- Chi., 1902

Charles C. Stauffer, Boyertown, R

U. of Pa., 1903

Henry M. Saul, Kutztown Baltimore, 1894

Charles E. Schlappig, Bernville Baltimore, 1908

Jeremiali S. Trexler, Kutztown, D. .U. of Pa., 1853

Samuel M. Todd, Boyertown, D. U. of Pa., 1865

W. D. Trexler, Topton. N. Y. Bellevue, 1866

Jolin H. Todd, Boyertown, R. U. of Pa., 1893

Charles H. Wanner, Kutztown D.

William Woods, Womelsdorf, D Cyrus Wanner, Kutztown. D 1875

John R. Wagner, Hamburg N. Y. Bellevue, 1886

Charles D. Werley, Topton Jefferson, 1889

Samuel E. Wertman. Bechtelsville, R. . Jefferson, 1889

William S. Wolfe, Fleetwood .. . Jefferson, 1897

George White, Womelsdorf .... Ky. School of Med., 1905 George W. Ziegler, Lenhartsville, ... Ky. Sch. of Med., 1887

MANATAWNY SECTION

Charles Baum, Exeter, D.

Wm. J. C. Baum, Amity, D

John C. Baum, Amity, D.

Peter G. Bertolet, Oley, D

.U. of Pa., 1845

Oswin W. Berky, Washington

Phila. Med .- Chi., 1901

Walter M. Bertolet. Oley.

Jefferson, 1903

Frank R. Brunner, Eshbach, D

Jefferson, 1861

Daniel W. Bortz, Esterly.

.Baltimore, 1885

Calvin K. Christman, Bally, D.

U. of Pa., 1869

Monroe F. Clouser, Oley ...

Med .- Chi., 1908

George de Benneville, Oley, D.

. France, 1745

Mark Darrah, Amity, D ..

George S. Engler, Temple, D. U. of Pa., 1863

J. Wilson Eckert, Temple. Jefferson, 1894

Ephraim H. Egolf, Amityville.

Jefferson, 1884

Amandus N. Fegley, Spangsville Jefferson, 1870

M. O. Greenewald. Shanesville, D. U. of Pa., 1872

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Historical and biographical annals of Berks County, Pennsylvania, embracing a concise history of the county and a genealogical and biographical record of representative families, Volume I, Part 26

Author: Montgomery, Morton L. (Morton Luther), b. 1846; J.H. Beers & Co Publication date: 1909 Publisher: Chicago : J. H. Beers & Co. Number of Pages: 1018

Author: Montgomery, Morton L. (Morton Luther), b. 1846; J.H. Beers & Co
Publication date: 1909
Publisher: Chicago : J. H. Beers & Co.
Number of Pages: 1018