Background
Johnson, Amos Neill was born on June 5, 1908 in Garland, North Carolina, United States. Son of Jefferson Deems and Mary Lily (Wright) Johnson.
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Amos Neill Johnson, American physician. Recipient North Carolina Distinguished Citizen’s award, 1966, posthumously, 1975; John G. Walsh award American Academy Family Physicians, posthumously, 1975. American Diplomate American Board Family Practice (board directors 1970-1975, president 1972-1974, treasurer 1974-1975).
Education
Bachelor of Arts, Duke, 1929. Postgraduate U. North Carolina Medical School, 1929-1931. Doctor of Medicine, University Pennsylvania, 1933.
Career
Intern, Jackson Memorial Hospital, Miami, Fal. General medical practice, Garland, 1934-1975. Member and chief staff Sampson County Memorial Hospital.
Member of staff Bladen County Memorial hospital.
Instructor general practice Duke Medical School, 1944-1975.
Achievements
Membership
Member North Carolina Board Medical Examiners, 1950-1956, president, 1955. Member North Carolina Board Hospital Controls, 1948-1952. Member Government"s Commission To Study Public School System North Carolina, Government"s Commision on Economics Development.
Member Sampson County Board Education 1950-1962.
Member Governor North Carolina Committee Court Reform, 1956. Trustee Greater Universities of North Carolina, Family Health Foundation.
Member American Academy General Practice (president North Carolina 1952-1953, chairman education consultant North Carolina 1953-1960.
Connections
Married Mary Porter Allan, March 16, 1934. Children: Mary llan (Mistress William R. Watts III), Amos Neill.
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Born
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Died
April 23, 1975 (aged 66) -
Resting place
Buried Clinton, North Carolina -
Nationality
American -
Religion
Presbyterian -
Political Party
Democrat
Awards
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Recipient North Carolina Distinguished Citizen’s award, 1966, posthumously, 1975. John G. Walsh award American Academy Family Physicians, posthumously, 1975. American Diplomate American Board Family Practice (board directors 1970-1975, president 1972-1974, treasurer 1974-1975).Recipient North Carolina Distinguished Citizen’s award, 1966, posthumously, 1975. John G. Walsh award American Academy Family Physicians, posthumously, 1975. American Diplomate American Board Family Practice (board directors 1970-1975, president 1972-1974, treasurer 1974-1975).