Adolph Monaelesser

Background

Monaelesser, Adolph was born on June 22, 1855 in Laxey, Isle of Manitoba Son of Maurice and Emille (Schyar) Monaelesser.

Education

Preparatory education, Public school, Manchester, England. Student Coelnisches Gymnasium, Berlin, Germany. 1869-1873, Greifswald University, Germany, 1873-1875, University of Berlin, 1875-1876, Breslau and Bonn, Germany, 1876-1877, University of Paris, 1877-1879.

Doctor of Medicine Eclectic Medical College, 1882.

Doctor of Medicine College City New York, 1886. Doctor of Science, Lincoln Memorial University, 1930.

Career

National Red Cross during Spanish-American War), August 6, 1887. 1 son, Mozart. Came to the United States, 1879, naturalized citizen, 1922. Associate curator to Doctor North. M. Miller, City Hospital, New York City, 1884-1887.

Attending surgeon Saint Elizabeth’s Hospital, New York City, since 1887.

Surgeon in chief American Red Cross (served in Cuba, Spanish-American War), 1893-1903. Pathologist to Common for Investigation of Crime, American Bar Association, 1923.

Achievements

• Adolph Monaelesser has been listed as a noteworthy Doctor of Medicine surgeon by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Fellow American Medical Association, New York Academy Medicine, New York Academy Sciences, New York Micros. Society, Institut Pasteur (Paris). Member Free Unitarian Congregation.

Connections

Married Bettina Hofker (who served as sister-in-chief of America.

Father:

Maurice Monaelesser

Mother:

Emille (Schyar) Monaelesser

Spouse:

Bettina Hofker