Adam Hammer (born in Mingolsheim, Baden, Germany; died in Griesbach/Schwarzwald, Baden, Germany).
Adam graduated from University of Heidelberg in 1842 as a doctor of medicine, practiced in Germany for six years, then, together with his wife Helena, he immigrated to America on Nov 12 1848 aboard the ship "Wellington." He was a renowned physician in St. Louis, Missouri for nearly thirty years and founded the Humboldt Medical College there in 1859. He left St. Louis on 4-20-1877 and returned to Germany, where he died the following year.
Suggested edit: Book:
Adam Hammer – Ein badischer Achtundvierziger;
Heimatverein Kraichgau, ISBN 3-921214-15-7.
Contributor: Bernhard Strominski (49082405) • [email protected]
Adam graduated from University of Heidelberg in 1842 as a doctor of medicine, practiced in Germany for six years, then, together with his wife Helena, he immigrated to America on Nov 12 1848 aboard the ship "Wellington." He was a renowned physician in St. Louis, Missouri for nearly thirty years and founded the Humboldt Medical College there in 1859. He left St. Louis on 4-20-1877 and returned to Germany, where he died the following year.
Suggested edit: Book:
Adam Hammer – Ein badischer Achtundvierziger;
Heimatverein Kraichgau, ISBN 3-921214-15-7.
Contributor: Bernhard Strominski (49082405) • [email protected]
Adam Hammer (born in Mingolsheim, Baden, Germany; died in Griesbach/Schwarzwald, Baden, Germany).
Adam graduated from University of Heidelberg in 1842 as a doctor of medicine, practiced in Germany for six years, then, together with his wife Helena, he immigrated to America on Nov 12 1848 aboard the ship "Wellington." He was a renowned physician in St. Louis, Missouri for nearly thirty years and founded the Humboldt Medical College there in 1859. He left St. Louis on 4-20-1877 and returned to Germany, where he died the following year.
Suggested edit: Book:
Adam Hammer – Ein badischer Achtundvierziger;
Heimatverein Kraichgau, ISBN 3-921214-15-7.
Contributor: Bernhard Strominski (49082405) • [email protected]
Adam graduated from University of Heidelberg in 1842 as a doctor of medicine, practiced in Germany for six years, then, together with his wife Helena, he immigrated to America on Nov 12 1848 aboard the ship "Wellington." He was a renowned physician in St. Louis, Missouri for nearly thirty years and founded the Humboldt Medical College there in 1859. He left St. Louis on 4-20-1877 and returned to Germany, where he died the following year.
Suggested edit: Book:
Adam Hammer – Ein badischer Achtundvierziger;
Heimatverein Kraichgau, ISBN 3-921214-15-7.
Contributor: Bernhard Strominski (49082405) • [email protected]
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