James Edgar Paullin

Background

Paullin, James Edgar was born on November 3, 1881 in Fort Gaines, Georgia, United States. Son of James Edgar and Leola Elizabeth. (Wiggins) Paullin.

Education

Bachelor of Arts, Mercer University, 1900, graduate study, same university, 1901, Doctor of Laws, 1929. Doctor of Medicine Johns Hopkins University, 1905. Doctor of Laws, Emory University, 1943.

Career

Resident pathologist Rhode Island Hospital, Providence, 1905-1906. Pathologist, Georgia State Board Health, 1906-1911. Associate professor pathology, Atlanta College Physicians and Surgical, 1907-1911.

Associate visiting physician Grady Hospital, 1909-1913, now visiting physician.

Adjunct Professor medicine Atlanta Medical College, 1913-1915. Professor clinical medicine Emory University and chief of medicine, Emory University division, Grady Hospital, 1915-1930.

Consultant internal medicine, central of Georgia Railway. Consultant, Greenbrier Clinic.

Achievements

• James Edgar Paullin has been listed as a noteworthy physician by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Served as major Medical corpus, United States army, 1918-1919. Member American Medical Association (chairman medical section 1927. Member Society Internal Medicine, Buenos Aires, since March 3, 1944.

Member Order of Carlos Finley (Cuba), Sigma Nu, Phi Chi, Alpha Omega Alpha, Phi Beta Kappa.

Clubs: Capital City, Piedmont Driving.

Connections

Married Edna Frederick, December 17, 1908. Children: Caroline, James Edgar (deceased).

Father:

James Edgar Paullin

Mother:

Leola Elizabeth. (Wiggins) Paullin

Spouse:

Edna Frederick

child:

James Edgar Paullin (deceased)

child:

Caroline Paullin