Seymour Dewitt Ludlum

Background

Ludlum, Seymour Dewitt was born on August 1, 1876 in Goshen, New York, United States. Son of John Frank and Loisa May (Minturn) Ludlum.

Education

Bachelor of Science, Rutgers University, 1897, Doctor of Science, 1951. Doctor of Medicine Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland., 1902. 1 son, Seymour Doctorate. (by previous marriage.

Career

Began chief on staff, neuro-psychopathic department, Philadelphia General Hospital, 1910-1947, active consultant, since 1947. Medical director and owner, Gladwyne Colony, private sanitarium for mental and nervous disease, Gladwyne, Pennsylvania, since 1912, director Gladwyne Research Laboratory for Mental Research, since 1912. Professor neurology, University of Pennsylvania Graduate School of Meeicine, 1920, professor psychiatry, 1922-1953.

Achievements

• Seymour Dewitt Ludlum has been listed as a noteworthy physician, psychiatrist, neurologist by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member of the American Psychiatric Association, American Neurological Association, American Medical Association, American Chemical Society, Philadelphia County Medical Society, Johns Hopkins Medical Society, Association Research Nervous and Mental Diseases, Eugenic Research Association, American Therapeutic Association. Clubs: University, Philobiblon, Medical of Philadelphia.

Connections

Married second, Mabel Stewart, October 9, 1920 (deceased).

Father:

John Frank Ludlum

Mother:

Loisa May (Minturn) Ludlum

Spouse:

Mabel Stewart