Charles Caldwell
DATE OF BIRTH: May 14, 1772
DATE OF DEATH: July 9, 1853
PLACE OF BIRTH: Caswell County
PLACE OF DEATH: Nashville, Tennessee
FIELD OF ACTIVITY: Medicine
ASSOCIATED GROUPS: Graduated University of Pennsylvania with M.D. (1796), Taught at Medical School at Transylvania Lexington, Kentucky (1819), Taught at University of Louisville and created the Louisville Medical Institute
OCCUPATION: Physician, Medical Educator
RACE: Caucasian
GENDER: MALE
LANGUAGE: English
LABELS: 18th century
TITLES:
An Attempt to establish the original sameness of three phenomena of fever (1796)
A semi-annual oration, on the origin of pestilential diseases (1799)
An eulogium to the memory of Dr. Samuel Cooper (1799)
An oration on the causes of the difference, in point of frequency and force, between the endemic diseases of the United States of American, and those of the countries of Europe (1802)
An eulogium to the memory of Mr. George Lee (1802)
An essay on the pestilential or yellow fever: as it prevailed in Philadelphia in the year eighteen hundred and five (1807)
An Anniversary oration on the subject of quarantines (1807)
An Eulogium on Caspar Wistar, M.D., professor of anatomy (1818)
Outlines of a course of lectures on the institutes of medicine (1823)
Elements of phrenology (1824)
Introductory address on independence of intellect (1825)
Thoughts on the spirit of improvement, the slection of its objects, and its proper direction (1835)
Autobiography of Charles Caldwell, M.D. (1855)
Irvin Shrewsbury Cobb
DATE OF BIRTH:June 23,1876
DATE OF DEATH: March 11, 1944
PLACE OF BIRTH: Paducah, Kentucky
PLACE OF DEATH: New York City, New York
RESIDENCE: New York City, New York
FIELD OF ACTIVITY: Journalism
ASSOCIATED GROUPS: Journalism with the Paducah Daily News (Age 17); Louisville Evening Post (Worked here for a year and a half); Evening Sun Company (1904); Sunday Evening Post (1911)
OCCUPATION: American Author, humorist, editor and columnist
RACE: Caucasian
GENDER: MALE
TITLES:
Cobb's Anatomy (1912)
Cobb's Bill of Fare (1913)
Roughing It Deluxe (1914)
Europe Revised (1914)
Paths of Glory: Impression of War Written at and Near the Front (expanded as The Red Glutton) (1915)
Speaking of Operations (1915)
Speaking of Prussians (1917)
The Thunders of Silence (1918)
The Glory of the Coming: What Mine Eyes Have Seen of Americans in Action in This Year of Grace and Allied Endeavor (1919)
Eating in Two or Three Languages (1919)
The Life of the Party (1919)
A Plea for Old Cap Collier (1921)
One Third Off (1921)
J. Poindexter, Colored (1922)
Goin' to Fourteen: Being Cross-sections Out of a Year in the Life of an Average Boy (1924)
Indiana: Cobb's America Guyed Books (1924)
Kansas: Cobb's America Guyed Books (1924)
Kentucky: Cobb's American Guyed Books (1924)
Maine: Cobb's American Guyed Books (1924)
New York: Cobb's America Guyed Books (1924)
North Carolina: Cobb's America Guyed books (1924)
Alias Ben Alibi (1925)
Here Comes the Bride- and So Forth (1925)
On an island That cost $24.00 (1926)
Prose and Cons (1926)
Some United States: A Series of Stops in Various Part of This Nation with One Excursion Across the Line (1926)
All Aboard: A Saga of stops in Various Part of This Nation with One Excursion Across the Line (1926)
Ladies and Gentlemen (1927)
Chivalry Peak (1927)
Red Likker (1929)
To Be Taken Before Sailing (1930)
Murder Day by Day (1933)
One Way to Stop a Panic (1933)
Who's who plus Here's How! (1934)
Irvin S. Cobb's Own Recipe Book (1936)
Judge Priest Turns Detective (1936)
Azam: The Story of An Arabian Colt and His Friends (1937 children's book)
Four Useful Pups (1940 children's book)
Exit Laughing (1941)
The Governors of Kentucky (1947)
Piano Jim and the Impotent Pumpkin Vine (1950)
Charles Melvin Hudson
DATE OF BIRTH: December 24, 1932
DATE OF DEATH: June 8, 2013
PLACE OF BIRTH: Farm on the Kentucky River near Monterey, Kentucky
PLACE OF DEATH: Frankfort, Kentucky
RESIDENCE: Georgia
FIELD OF ACTIVITY: Education
ASSOCIATED GROUPS: U.S. Air Force during the Korean War; Bachelor's degree in Anthropology (1958); Graduate studies in Anthropology at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill earning an M.A. (1962) and a Ph.D. (1965); Became faculty member in the Anthropology Department at the University of Georgia (1965-2000)
OCCUPATION: Professor of Anthropology
RACE: Caucasian
GENDER: MALE
TITLES:
A history of interscholastic athletics at Washington High School, Germantown, Wisconsin (1969)
The Catawba Nation (1970)
Symposium on Indians in the Old South, Athens, Ga. 1970 (1971)
Red, White, and Black: symposium on Indians in the old south (1971)
Four centuries of Southern Indians (1975)
The Southeastern Indians (1976)
Black drink: a native American Tea (1979)
Elements of southeastern Indian religion (1984)
Ethnology of the southeastern Indians: a source book (1985)
The uses of evidence in reconstructing the route of the Hernando de Soto expedition (1987) and many other titles.
