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PHOTOTHÈQUE
HOMÉOPATHIQUE
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Dr Wilbert
Bartlett HINSDALE (1851-1944)
Photo collection Sylvain Cazalet.
Wilbert B. Hinsdale 1851
Wadsworth OH – 25 Jul 1944 Ann arbor MI.
– lectured in a medical college in Cleveland;
– Dean of Homeopathic Dept. of Medicine at Ann Arbor, Michigan
University.
Wilbert B. Hinsdale, A. M.,
M. D., Professor of Theory and Practice of Medicine and Clinical Medicine in the Homœopathic
department of University of
Michigan – Ann Arbor – 1900.
Collection Sylvain Cazalet.
Dr. W. B. Hinsdale (left)
& Dr. Claude A. Burrett (right)
Group portrait of Dr. W. B. Hinsdale of Ann Arbor, Michigan and Dr.
Claude A. Burrett of Columbus, Ohio sitting in a room in Chicago,
Illinois. Burrett is wearing a medal on his jacket and holding his
spectacles in his left hand. They were in Chicago for a homeopathic
convention.
Source : This photonegative taken by
a Chicago Daily News photographer
was partially published in the newspaper on June 28, 1915.
HINSDALE, WILBERT
B., A. M., M. D., Ann Arbor, Michigan, dean, professor of theory and
practice of medicine and clinical medicine and director of the hospital, homœopathic
department of the University of Michigan, trustee of Hiram College, is a son
of Albert Hinsdale and Clarinda E. Eyles, his wife. His paternal ancestors
came from England, about 1680, and settled in New England. Elisha Hinsdale,
Dr. Hinsdale’s grandfather, was a captain in the American army in the
revolution, and was with Washington at Valley Forge. On the maternal side,
also, Dr. Hinsdale’s ancestors were English, his mother’s people haying left
New England about 1816 and immigrated to Ohio.
The doctor acquired his
elementary education in public schools in northern Ohio, and his higher
education in Hiram College, where he graduated in 1875, and whose degrees he
earned -B. Sc., M. Sc., M. A. After leaving college he taught in public and
high schools in northern Ohio. He was educated in medicine in Cleveland Homœopathic
Hospital College, and came to his degree in 1887 ; was professor of
materia medica in his alma mater three years ; professor of theory and
practice, same, two years ; registrar of the college, two years. In
1895 he removed to Ann Arbor and was elected professor of materia medica and
dean of the homœopathic department, University of Michigan ; was made
professor of theory and practice, 1896, and later professor of theory and
practice of medicine and clinical medicine, his present chair, also director
of the hospital.
Dr. Hinsdale is a member
of the American Institute of Homœopathy, the Ohio State Homœopathic
Medical Society, the Homœopathic Medical Society of the State of Michigan,
the American Association for the Advancement of Science, the Michigan
Academy of Science, the Michigan Ornithological Club, and of the Wisconsin
Archæological Society. He married Estella Stone of Hiram, Ohio.
Source
: History of Homœopathy by William Harvey King
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