Dr. Alfred Thomas Chisolm was the first African-American Physician in Greensboro, Greene County, Georgia. He married Claudia E. Byrd of Greene County, Georgia on June 4, 1912. His Parents are William Chisolm and Mary Felder (Source: Greene County African-American Cultural Museum and Resource Center, Inc.).
On Dr. Chisolm's Death Certificate, his name is recorded as A.T. Chisalew. His Father's name is rcorded as Willie Chisalew and only his Mother's first name Mary can be deciphered. The print on this Death Certificate is faded in some areas.
The Informant on Dr. Chisolm's Death Certificate is his Wife Claudia Chisolm.
Dr. Alfred Thomas Chisolm is buried behind the historic Springfield Baptist Church in the Canaan Cemetery, Greensboro, Greene County, Georgia (Source: Greene County African-American Cultural Museum and Resource Center, Inc.).
Sources: Greene County, Georgia Death Certificate; and Greene County African-American Cultural Museum and Resource Center, Inc.: Gallery 7. Museum Website by Madison Studios. 2008. Accessed July 26, 2012.
On Dr. Chisolm's Death Certificate, his name is recorded as A.T. Chisalew. His Father's name is rcorded as Willie Chisalew and only his Mother's first name Mary can be deciphered. The print on this Death Certificate is faded in some areas.
The Informant on Dr. Chisolm's Death Certificate is his Wife Claudia Chisolm.
Dr. Alfred Thomas Chisolm is buried behind the historic Springfield Baptist Church in the Canaan Cemetery, Greensboro, Greene County, Georgia (Source: Greene County African-American Cultural Museum and Resource Center, Inc.).
Sources: Greene County, Georgia Death Certificate; and Greene County African-American Cultural Museum and Resource Center, Inc.: Gallery 7. Museum Website by Madison Studios. 2008. Accessed July 26, 2012.
Dr. Alfred Thomas Chisolm was the first African-American Physician in Greensboro, Greene County, Georgia. He married Claudia E. Byrd of Greene County, Georgia on June 4, 1912. His Parents are William Chisolm and Mary Felder (Source: Greene County African-American Cultural Museum and Resource Center, Inc.).
On Dr. Chisolm's Death Certificate, his name is recorded as A.T. Chisalew. His Father's name is rcorded as Willie Chisalew and only his Mother's first name Mary can be deciphered. The print on this Death Certificate is faded in some areas.
The Informant on Dr. Chisolm's Death Certificate is his Wife Claudia Chisolm.
Dr. Alfred Thomas Chisolm is buried behind the historic Springfield Baptist Church in the Canaan Cemetery, Greensboro, Greene County, Georgia (Source: Greene County African-American Cultural Museum and Resource Center, Inc.).
Sources: Greene County, Georgia Death Certificate; and Greene County African-American Cultural Museum and Resource Center, Inc.: Gallery 7. Museum Website by Madison Studios. 2008. Accessed July 26, 2012.
On Dr. Chisolm's Death Certificate, his name is recorded as A.T. Chisalew. His Father's name is rcorded as Willie Chisalew and only his Mother's first name Mary can be deciphered. The print on this Death Certificate is faded in some areas.
The Informant on Dr. Chisolm's Death Certificate is his Wife Claudia Chisolm.
Dr. Alfred Thomas Chisolm is buried behind the historic Springfield Baptist Church in the Canaan Cemetery, Greensboro, Greene County, Georgia (Source: Greene County African-American Cultural Museum and Resource Center, Inc.).
Sources: Greene County, Georgia Death Certificate; and Greene County African-American Cultural Museum and Resource Center, Inc.: Gallery 7. Museum Website by Madison Studios. 2008. Accessed July 26, 2012.
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