Charles Hampson JONES

Background

JONES, Charles Hampson was born on December 11, 1858 in Baltimore, Maryland, United States. Son of Isaac S. and Mary Ann (Hampson) Jones.

Education

Johns Hopkins, 1877-1879. University of Edinburgh, Scotland, 1879-1883, Bachelor of Medicine and Certificated Master, 1883. Doctor of Medicine College Physical & Surgical, Baltimore, 1889.

Career

Professor Physiology, Women's Medical College, Baltimore, 1884-1887. Instructor. Histology, College Physicians and Surgeons, Baltimore, 1889-1895. Professor Obstetrics.

College P. & S., Baltimore, 1895-1898. Professor Hygiene and Preventive Medical, College P. & S. and University of Maryland. since 1898. Commissioner of Health, Baltimore.

1898-1900; Assistant Commissioner of Health. 1900-1915; Chief of Bureau, State Department of Health, 1915-1919. Commissioner of Health, Baltimore, since 1919.

Lecturer, School of Hygiene, Johns Hopkins TJ., since 1920. Author of papers and reports appertaining to the business and positions in hand.

Achievements

• Charles Hampson Jones has been listed as a noteworthy physician by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member: Medical and Chirurgical Faculty of Maryland (President 1915-1916). Baltimore Medical Society. American Medical Association.

(President, 1916); American Public Health Association. American Association of Sciences.

Connections

Spouse Emma M. White. June 26, 1902, Baltimore, Maryland.

Father:

Isaac Soloman Jones

Mother:

Mary Ann (Hampson) Jones

Spouse:

Emma M. White