Marvin Fisher Jones

Background

Jones, Marvin Fisher was born on March 10, 1889 in Spencer, New York, United States. Son of George Edward and Sadie (Fisher) Jones.

Education

Doctor of Medicine, University of Buffalo, 1913.

Career

Assistant surgeon, Lackawanna Steel Company, Buffalo, New York, 1913. Resident surgeon eye, ear, nose and throat, New York Post Graduate school and Hospital, 1914. Engaged in practice, specializing in otolaryngology, New York City, since 1918.

Consulting otolaryngologist Welfare Island Hospital.

Surgeon director otology and member board directors Manhattan Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital. Consultant otolaryngologist, Portuguese Chester, New York, Tioga County General Hospital (Waverly, New York), New York Hospital of Cornell Medical Center, New York City.

Professor otology New York Post Graduate Medical school and Hospital, 1927-1931. Professor clinical otolaryngology Columbia, 1931-1938.

Achievements

• Marvin Fisher Jones has been listed as a noteworthy physician by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Served as First lieutenant, Medical Corps, American Expeditionary Force, France and Italy (enlisted for overseas service with Base Hospital Northern 8) during World War I. Fellow American College Surgeons. Member of the American Medical Association, American Men of Science, New York State Medical Society (past chairman of the section otolaryngology), New York County Medical Society, American Academy Ophthalmology and Otolaryngology (past

Member of council. Clubs: Salmagundi (New York).

Member editorial board of Annals of Otolgoy, Quarterly Review of Otolaryngology.

Connections

Married Jessie Hill, June 8, 1922. Children: James McKernan, Beatrice Clair, Robert Marvin.

Father:

George Edward Jones

Mother:

Sadie (Fisher) Jones

Spouse:

Jessie Hill

child:

James McKernan Jones

child:

Robert Marvin Jones

child:

Beatrice Clair Jones