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Stout, Samuel Hollingsworth, 1822-1903. Samuel Hollingsworth Stout papers, 1847-1955 (bulk 1861-1865).

Title: Samuel Hollingsworth Stout papers, 1847-1955 (bulk 1861-1865).

Correspondence, military records including general and special orders, personnel reports, records of supplies, and statistics of the sick, wounded, and dead, biographical notes, writings about Stout, and other papers, relating to his activities as surgeon and hospital administrator with Confederate Medical Dept. and Army of Tennessee. Includes order book (1863-1865) of military hospital at Cassville, Ga. Topics include Battle of Chickamauga (1863), siege of Vicksburg (1863), Atlanta Campaign (1864), Andersonville Prison (1865), and difficulties encountered by hospitals behind the lines. Correspondents include Samuel Merrifield Bemiss, Braxton Bragg, Edward A. Flewellen, Andrew Jackson Foard, Robert Coleman Foster, Danville Leadbetter, Samuel Preston Moore, William Lytle Nichol, and Benjamin Miller Wible.

ArchivalResource: 1.75 linear ft. (4 boxes), 1 oversized paper (1 OP), and 1 microfilm reel (MF)

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/173863336 View

Forwood, W. Stump (William Stump), 1830-1892. Papers, 1857-1863.

Title: Papers, 1857-1863.

ALS. This body of correspondence, almost exclusively letters to Forwood and written immediately before and during the early part of the Civil War, relates to questions of race, e.g. "the Negro problem", intermarriage and consanguinity. The mechanics of editing and publishing a medical journal also form a topic of discussion. Principal correspondents are Samuel Worcester Butler and Washington Chew Van Bibber. Other correspondents are Sylvester David Willard, John H. Van Evrie, J.P. Evans, Joseph Leidy, S.M. Bemiss, James A. Bayard, and Samuel A. Cartwright.

ArchivalResource: 71 items.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/35070864 View

Lorenz, Lincoln, 1895-. Medical leader of the nineteenth century : career of Dr. Samuel Merrifield Bemiss : in summary, [1969?]

Title: Medical leader of the nineteenth century : career of Dr. Samuel Merrifield Bemiss : in summary, [1969?]

Biography of S.M. Bemiss, a Kentucky physician who later served in the Confederate army, taught at the Universities of Louisville and Louisiana, edited the New Orleans medical and surgical journal, and served as chairman of the Yellow Fever Commission and the committee on contagious diseases of the National Board of Health.

ArchivalResource: 1 v. (359 leaves)

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/50124742 View

Stout, Samuel Hollingsworth, 1822-1903. Papers, 1847-1955 (bulk 1861-1865).

Title: Papers, 1847-1955 (bulk 1861-1865).

Correspondence, military records including general and special orders, personnel reports, records of supplies, and statistics of the sick, wounded, and dead, biographical notes, writings about Stout, and other papers, relating to his activities as surgeon and hospital administrator with Confederate Medical Dept. and Army of Tennessee. Includes order book (1863-1865) of military hospital at Cassville, Ga. Topics include Battle of Chickamauga (1863), siege of Vicksburg (1863), Atlanta Campaign (1864), Andersonville Prison (1865), and difficulties encountered by hospitals behind the lines. Correspondents include Samuel Merrifield Bemiss, Braxton Bragg, Edward A. Flewellen, Andrew Jackson Foard, Robert Coleman Foster, Danville Leadbetter, Samuel Preston Moore, William Lytle Nichol, and Benjamin Miller Wible.

ArchivalResource: 1 linear ft.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/28419378 View

Lorenz, Lincoln, 1895-. Medical leader of the nineteenth century : career of Dr. Samuel Merrifield Bemiss / by Lincoln Lorenz.

Title: Medical leader of the nineteenth century : career of Dr. Samuel Merrifield Bemiss / by Lincoln Lorenz. [1969?]

ArchivalResource: 4, 347 leaves ; 28 cm.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/154270924 View

Medical leader of the nineteenth century : career of Dr. Samuel Merrifield Bemiss : in summary, 1969

Title: Medical leader of the nineteenth century : career of Dr. Samuel Merrifield Bemiss : in summary 1969

Biography of S. M. Bemiss, a Kentucky physician who later served in the Confederate army, taught at the Universities of Louisville and Louisiana, edited the New Orleans medical and surgical journal, and served as chairman of the Yellow Fever Commission and the committee on contagious diseases of the National Board of Health.

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http://oculus.nlm.nih.gov/lorenz454 View