ENMoseley, William O., Jr.
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Moseley, William O., Jr.Dr. William Oxnard Moseley Jr. (1848 - 1879). A graduate of Harvard Medical, his name is perpetuated in the Moseley Professorship of Surgery, Harvard Medical School, and in the Moseley Memorial Building (1916), Massachusetts General Hospital.
He was also a mountaineering enthusiast who regularly made trips to Europe. Dr. Moseley holds the grim distinction of being the first American to perish on the Matterhorn, Switzerland.
[[Lot 1085]]. Son of [[Moseley, William O.|William O. Moseley]] and [[Moseley, Caroline L.|Caroline L. Moseley]]. | Moseley, William O., Jr.Dr. William Oxnard Moseley Jr. (1848 - 1879). A graduate of Harvard Medical, his name is perpetuated in the Moseley Professorship of Surgery, Harvard Medical School, and in the Moseley Memorial Building (1916), Massachusetts General Hospital.
He was also a mountaineering enthusiast who regularly made trips to Europe. Dr. Moseley holds the grim distinction of being the first American to perish on the Matterhorn, Switzerland.
Son of [[Moseley, William O.|William O. Moseley]] and [[Moseley, Caroline L.|Caroline L. Moseley]]. |
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