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Dr. Bartlett

Dates unknown

Biography

Dr. Bartlett participated in the Marmaduke raid and Sterling Price's raid during the Civil War. He moved to Poplar Bluff in November 1865, was commissioned as a Regent of the Cape Girardeau Normal School by Gov. Phelps in 1879, and in July 1883 received a commission from Governor Crittenden as a member of the State Board of Health. He is 53 years of age, slightly grey, and is regarded as having no equal as a surgeon in this section of the state.

Details

Occupation
Physician and Surgeon
Military Service
Participated in the Marmaduke raid with Colonel Kitchens and General Jeff Thompson, and the raid of Sterling Price
Address
Poplar Bluff

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