The Macon Daily Telegraph
21 March 1916
FUNERAL NOTICES
BOZEMAN -- The committal service of Dr. Nathan Gross Bozeman will be held this morning at 11:30 o'clock at Rose Hill cemetery. Interment will follow. Friends are invited to attend.
************************************
Dr. Nathan Gross Bozeman
Son of Dr. Nathan Bozeman
Nathan Gross Bozeman was named for the special friend of Dr. Nathan Bozeman,"Dr. Gross." He was educated in Coburg, Germany where he and his sister Fannie had the kind attention of Mr. and Mrs. Winsor, United States Consul. Afterwards, Nathan Gross Bozeman was a student at the University of Virginia and then at Yale, where he finished his literary and scientific course in 1882. He studied medicine at the College of Physicians in New York City, the home of his father. In May, 1885 he graduated from the College of Physicians and Surgeons.
The following notice of the death of Dr. Nathan Gross Bozeman will be of interest.
"Dr. Nathan Gross Bozeman noted gynecologist, died yesterday, (March 17,1916)
at his home, 25th West Eighty-Third Street, New York, in his sixty-first year. He was born in Montgomery, Alabama, and was the son of the late Dr. Nathan Bozeman,who served through the Civil war and was a noted surgeon.
"At the time of Dr. Bozeman´s illness he was attending gynecologist at Bayonne Hospital; the Hakensack Hospital; St. Mary´s Hospital in Newark and St.Francis's Hospital in Jersey City. Dr. Bozeman was a member of the Sons of
American Revolution; the Medical Society of Greater New York; the Southern Society;the St. Anthony Club and a number of Scientific bodies.
Dr. Nathan Gross Bozeman, was the husband of
Celesta M. Bozeman. The funeral services were held on Sunday, March 19th at his residence 25th West 83rd Street, New York City at 2 o'clock. - Interment Macon,
Georgia.
21 March 1916
FUNERAL NOTICES
BOZEMAN -- The committal service of Dr. Nathan Gross Bozeman will be held this morning at 11:30 o'clock at Rose Hill cemetery. Interment will follow. Friends are invited to attend.
************************************
Dr. Nathan Gross Bozeman
Son of Dr. Nathan Bozeman
Nathan Gross Bozeman was named for the special friend of Dr. Nathan Bozeman,"Dr. Gross." He was educated in Coburg, Germany where he and his sister Fannie had the kind attention of Mr. and Mrs. Winsor, United States Consul. Afterwards, Nathan Gross Bozeman was a student at the University of Virginia and then at Yale, where he finished his literary and scientific course in 1882. He studied medicine at the College of Physicians in New York City, the home of his father. In May, 1885 he graduated from the College of Physicians and Surgeons.
The following notice of the death of Dr. Nathan Gross Bozeman will be of interest.
"Dr. Nathan Gross Bozeman noted gynecologist, died yesterday, (March 17,1916)
at his home, 25th West Eighty-Third Street, New York, in his sixty-first year. He was born in Montgomery, Alabama, and was the son of the late Dr. Nathan Bozeman,who served through the Civil war and was a noted surgeon.
"At the time of Dr. Bozeman´s illness he was attending gynecologist at Bayonne Hospital; the Hakensack Hospital; St. Mary´s Hospital in Newark and St.Francis's Hospital in Jersey City. Dr. Bozeman was a member of the Sons of
American Revolution; the Medical Society of Greater New York; the Southern Society;the St. Anthony Club and a number of Scientific bodies.
Dr. Nathan Gross Bozeman, was the husband of
Celesta M. Bozeman. The funeral services were held on Sunday, March 19th at his residence 25th West 83rd Street, New York City at 2 o'clock. - Interment Macon,
Georgia.
The Macon Daily Telegraph
21 March 1916
FUNERAL NOTICES
BOZEMAN -- The committal service of Dr. Nathan Gross Bozeman will be held this morning at 11:30 o'clock at Rose Hill cemetery. Interment will follow. Friends are invited to attend.
************************************
Dr. Nathan Gross Bozeman
Son of Dr. Nathan Bozeman
Nathan Gross Bozeman was named for the special friend of Dr. Nathan Bozeman,"Dr. Gross." He was educated in Coburg, Germany where he and his sister Fannie had the kind attention of Mr. and Mrs. Winsor, United States Consul. Afterwards, Nathan Gross Bozeman was a student at the University of Virginia and then at Yale, where he finished his literary and scientific course in 1882. He studied medicine at the College of Physicians in New York City, the home of his father. In May, 1885 he graduated from the College of Physicians and Surgeons.
The following notice of the death of Dr. Nathan Gross Bozeman will be of interest.
"Dr. Nathan Gross Bozeman noted gynecologist, died yesterday, (March 17,1916)
at his home, 25th West Eighty-Third Street, New York, in his sixty-first year. He was born in Montgomery, Alabama, and was the son of the late Dr. Nathan Bozeman,who served through the Civil war and was a noted surgeon.
"At the time of Dr. Bozeman´s illness he was attending gynecologist at Bayonne Hospital; the Hakensack Hospital; St. Mary´s Hospital in Newark and St.Francis's Hospital in Jersey City. Dr. Bozeman was a member of the Sons of
American Revolution; the Medical Society of Greater New York; the Southern Society;the St. Anthony Club and a number of Scientific bodies.
Dr. Nathan Gross Bozeman, was the husband of
Celesta M. Bozeman. The funeral services were held on Sunday, March 19th at his residence 25th West 83rd Street, New York City at 2 o'clock. - Interment Macon,
Georgia.
21 March 1916
FUNERAL NOTICES
BOZEMAN -- The committal service of Dr. Nathan Gross Bozeman will be held this morning at 11:30 o'clock at Rose Hill cemetery. Interment will follow. Friends are invited to attend.
************************************
Dr. Nathan Gross Bozeman
Son of Dr. Nathan Bozeman
Nathan Gross Bozeman was named for the special friend of Dr. Nathan Bozeman,"Dr. Gross." He was educated in Coburg, Germany where he and his sister Fannie had the kind attention of Mr. and Mrs. Winsor, United States Consul. Afterwards, Nathan Gross Bozeman was a student at the University of Virginia and then at Yale, where he finished his literary and scientific course in 1882. He studied medicine at the College of Physicians in New York City, the home of his father. In May, 1885 he graduated from the College of Physicians and Surgeons.
The following notice of the death of Dr. Nathan Gross Bozeman will be of interest.
"Dr. Nathan Gross Bozeman noted gynecologist, died yesterday, (March 17,1916)
at his home, 25th West Eighty-Third Street, New York, in his sixty-first year. He was born in Montgomery, Alabama, and was the son of the late Dr. Nathan Bozeman,who served through the Civil war and was a noted surgeon.
"At the time of Dr. Bozeman´s illness he was attending gynecologist at Bayonne Hospital; the Hakensack Hospital; St. Mary´s Hospital in Newark and St.Francis's Hospital in Jersey City. Dr. Bozeman was a member of the Sons of
American Revolution; the Medical Society of Greater New York; the Southern Society;the St. Anthony Club and a number of Scientific bodies.
Dr. Nathan Gross Bozeman, was the husband of
Celesta M. Bozeman. The funeral services were held on Sunday, March 19th at his residence 25th West 83rd Street, New York City at 2 o'clock. - Interment Macon,
Georgia.
Family Members
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Advertisement
