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Moultrie was born in South Carolina to a Scottish father, [[James Moultrie (1702-1771)]], himself a graduate of Edinburgh University. He was the first of 117 American students to graduate from Edinburgh's [[Faculty of Medicine|Medical School]] by the end of the eighteenth century. Other distinguised US alumni of Edinburgh's medical school include: | Moultrie was born in South Carolina to a Scottish father, [[James Moultrie (1702-1771)]], himself a graduate of Edinburgh University. He was the first of 117 American students to graduate from Edinburgh's [[Faculty of Medicine|Medical School]] by the end of the eighteenth century. Other distinguised US alumni of Edinburgh's medical school include: | ||
| − | [[Samuel Bard (1742-1821)]], founder of New York Medical School | + | *[[Samuel Bard (1742-1821)]], founder of New York Medical School |
| − | [[James Blair (1656-1743)]], Scots-born founder of the second-oldest US University (College of William and Mary) | + | *[[James Blair (1656-1743)]], Scots-born founder of the second-oldest US University (College of William and Mary) |
| − | [[John Morgan (1735-1789)]], co-founder of Philadelphia Medical School | + | *[[John Morgan (1735-1789)]], co-founder of Philadelphia Medical School |
| − | [[Benjamin Rush (1746-1813)]], signatory of the Declaration of Independence | + | *[[Benjamin Rush (1746-1813)]], signatory of the Declaration of Independence |
| − | [[William Shippen (1736-1808)]], co-founder of Philadelphia Medical School | + | *[[William Shippen (1736-1808)]], co-founder of Philadelphia Medical School |
| − | [[Benjamin Waterhouse (1754-1846)]], co-founder of Harvard Medical School | + | *[[Benjamin Waterhouse (1754-1846)]], co-founder of Harvard Medical School |
| − | [[John Knox Witherspoon (1723-1794)]], Scots-born signatory of the Declaration of Independence and President of Princeton University | + | *[[John Knox Witherspoon (1723-1794)]], Scots-born signatory of the Declaration of Independence and President of Princeton University |
[[Category:Events|First American Graduate, 1749]][[Category:Incomplete|First American Graduate, 1749]] | [[Category:Events|First American Graduate, 1749]][[Category:Incomplete|First American Graduate, 1749]] | ||
Revision as of 12:41, 30 July 2014
In 1749 John Moultrie (1729-1798) became the first US-born graduate of Edinburgh University.
Moultrie was born in South Carolina to a Scottish father, James Moultrie (1702-1771), himself a graduate of Edinburgh University. He was the first of 117 American students to graduate from Edinburgh's Medical School by the end of the eighteenth century. Other distinguised US alumni of Edinburgh's medical school include:
- Samuel Bard (1742-1821), founder of New York Medical School
- James Blair (1656-1743), Scots-born founder of the second-oldest US University (College of William and Mary)
- John Morgan (1735-1789), co-founder of Philadelphia Medical School
- Benjamin Rush (1746-1813), signatory of the Declaration of Independence
- William Shippen (1736-1808), co-founder of Philadelphia Medical School
- Benjamin Waterhouse (1754-1846), co-founder of Harvard Medical School
- John Knox Witherspoon (1723-1794), Scots-born signatory of the Declaration of Independence and President of Princeton University