Background
Hogan, George Archibald was born on January 24, 1871 in Bibb County, Alabama, United States. Son of Review James and Margaret Elizabeth (Marshall) Hogan.
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George Archibald Hogan, American surgeon. member surgical staff, Hillman Hospital, 1907-1928; member Hogan Clinic; Member American Medical Association, Alabama Medical Society, Jefferson County Medical Society (vice president 1905, 06), Phi Chirurgical; Mason (Shriner), Knights of Pythias, Elk, Woodmen of the World.
Education
Bachelor of Science, Howard College, Birmingham, 1893. Doctor of Medicine, University of Alabama, 1896. Post-graduate work, New York, 1900.
Career
Interne Davis Infirmary, Birmingham, 1896-1898. Professor chemistry, Birmingham Medical College, 1896-1897. Surgeon Tennessee Coal & Iron Company, 1899-1907.
Professor in minor surgery, Birmingham Medical College, 1907-1914.
Member surgical staff, Hillman Hospital, 1907-1928. Examiner United States Marine Service, 1910-1919.
Coroner Jefferson County, Alabama, by appointment, 1916-1920. Formerly associate member Hogan Clinic.
With Tennessee Coal & Iron Company, now retired.
Appointed convict surgical, State of Alabama, by Governor Emmett O’Neal, 1912. Report on convict camps resulted in end of convict leasing to private industries in Alabama.
Achievements
Religion
Through Jesus' death on the cross, and his resurrection, God has broken the power of all that is evil, in the world and in people.
Membership
Member surgical staff, Hillman Hospital, 1907-1928. Member Hogan Clinic; Member American Medical Association, Alabama Medical Society, Jefferson County Medical Society (vice president 1905, 06), Phi Chirurgical Mason (Shriner), Knights of Pythias, Elk, Woodmen of the World.
Connections
Married Myra Clark Gaines, January 25, 1904. Children: George Archibald, Ann Marshall, James Thomas (deceased).
