Philo Oliver Hooper - Revision history

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Phil at 18:53, 15 February 2009

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Phil at 18:50, 15 February 2009

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Phil: New page: '''Philo Oliver Hooper''' was a prominent nineteenth-century Little Rock physician. ==References== *Paulette Walker and Alan Paulson, ''Historic Pulaski County: Arkansas'' (Arcadia Publi...

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New page: '''Philo Oliver Hooper''' was a prominent nineteenth-century Little Rock physician. ==References== *Paulette Walker and Alan Paulson, ''Historic Pulaski County: Arkansas'' (Arcadia Publi...

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'''Philo Oliver Hooper''' was a prominent nineteenth-century Little Rock physician.

==References==

*Paulette Walker and Alan Paulson, ''Historic Pulaski County: Arkansas'' (Arcadia Publishing, 1999), 30.

==External links==

[[Category:Physicians]]

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-'''Philo Oliver Hooper''' (1833-1902) was a prominent nineteenth-century Little Rock physician. Hooper was a charter member of the [[Medical Department of the University of Arkansas]], founded in 1879, and a founding member of the [[Arkansas State Medical Association]] and [[Arkansas State Hospital]].
+'''Philo Oliver Hooper''' (1833-1902) was a prominent nineteenth-century [[Little Rock]] physician. he is sometimes called the "father" of Arkansas medicine.
-Hooper was a graduate of Jefferson Medical School in Philadelphia.
+Hooper graduated from Jefferson Medical School in Philadelphia. He was a charter member of the [[Medical Department of the University of Arkansas]] and its first dean, serving from 1879 to 1886. Hoooper was a founding member of the [[Arkansas State Medical Association]] and the first president. He also helped found the [[Arkansas State Hospital]].
-Hooper held memberships in the [[Grand Lodge of Arkansas]], the Masons, and the International Order of Odd Fellows.
+Hooper held memberships in the [[Grand Lodge of Arkansas]], the Masons, and the International Order of Odd Fellows. He is buried with his wife at [[Mount Holly Cemetery]] in Little Rock. Hooper Drive is named in his honor.
 ==References==

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+[[Category:1833 births]]
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+[[Category:1902 deaths]]
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-'''Philo Oliver Hooper''' was a prominent nineteenth-century Little Rock physician. Hooper was a charter member of the [[Medical Department of the University of Arkansas]], founded in 1879, and a founding member of the [[Arkansas State Medical Association]] and [[Arkansas State Hospital]].
+'''Philo Oliver Hooper''' (1833-1902) was a prominent nineteenth-century Little Rock physician. Hooper was a charter member of the [[Medical Department of the University of Arkansas]], founded in 1879, and a founding member of the [[Arkansas State Medical Association]] and [[Arkansas State Hospital]].
 Hooper was a graduate of Jefferson Medical School in Philadelphia.
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 ==External links==
 [[Category:Physicians]]

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−	'''Philo Oliver Hooper''' was a prominent nineteenth-century Little Rock physician. Hooper was a charter member of the [[Medical Department of the University of Arkansas]].	+	'''Philo Oliver Hooper''' was a prominent nineteenth-century Little Rock physician. Hooper was a charter member of the [[Medical Department of the University of Arkansas]], founded in 1879, and a founding member of the [[Arkansas State Medical Association]] and [[Arkansas State Hospital]].
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		+	Hooper was a graduate of Jefferson Medical School in Philadelphia.
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		+	Hooper held memberships in the [[Grand Lodge of Arkansas]], the Masons, and the International Order of Odd Fellows.

	==References==		==References==

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−	'''Philo Oliver Hooper''' was a prominent nineteenth-century Little Rock physician.	+	'''Philo Oliver Hooper''' was a prominent nineteenth-century Little Rock physician. Hooper was a charter member of the [[Medical Department of the University of Arkansas]].

	==References==		==References==