Forrest B. Ames: Difference between revisions
Created page with "'''Born:''' May 16, 1891 '''Died:''' June 1969 '''Married:''' Mildred Mabel Wilder '''Children:''' Janice Margery Ames Hawkins and three others '''Forrest Bertram Ames''' was a young medical student from Maine when he undertook a survey of TB patients in Saranac Lake. A 1917 village survey map prepared by Ames, designated as Health Inspector, shows over 520 buildings housing actively tuberculous individuals — almost half of all the buildin..." |
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'''Married:''' Mildred Mabel Wilder | '''Married:''' Mildred Mabel Wilder | ||
'''Children:''' Janice Margery Ames Hawkins and | '''Children:''' Janice Margery Ames Hawkins, Marilyn L Ames and Priscilla J Ames. | ||
'''Forrest Bertram Ames''' was a young medical student from Maine when he undertook a survey of TB patients in Saranac Lake. A [[1917 health survey|1917 village survey map]] prepared by Ames, designated as Health Inspector, shows over 520 buildings housing actively tuberculous individuals — almost half of all the buildings within the village limits. In 1922, he was appointed as the first roentgenologist (radiologist) in at Eastern Maine General Hospital in Bangor Maine. He was a son of Charles Herbert Ames of Bangor Maine. | '''Forrest Bertram Ames''' was a young medical student from Maine when he undertook a survey of TB patients in Saranac Lake. A [[1917 health survey|1917 village survey map]] prepared by Ames, designated as Health Inspector, shows over 520 buildings housing actively tuberculous individuals — almost half of all the buildings within the village limits. In 1922, he was appointed as the first roentgenologist (radiologist) in at Eastern Maine General Hospital in Bangor Maine. He was a son of Charles Herbert Ames of Bangor Maine. | ||
Latest revision as of 17:17, 23 October 2026
Born: May 16, 1891
Died: June 1969
Married: Mildred Mabel Wilder
Children: Janice Margery Ames Hawkins, Marilyn L Ames and Priscilla J Ames.
Forrest Bertram Ames was a young medical student from Maine when he undertook a survey of TB patients in Saranac Lake. A 1917 village survey map prepared by Ames, designated as Health Inspector, shows over 520 buildings housing actively tuberculous individuals — almost half of all the buildings within the village limits. In 1922, he was appointed as the first roentgenologist (radiologist) in at Eastern Maine General Hospital in Bangor Maine. He was a son of Charles Herbert Ames of Bangor Maine.