Biography of Richard Inge, MD, Hale, Alabama

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RICHARD INGE

     Richard Inge, of Greensborough, Alabama, was born in Green county, that state, 
     January 18, 1851.  On the completetion of his academic education he entered 
     the Southern University, Alabama, and subsequently the University of Virginia, 
     and the University of New York, receiving the degree of M. D., from the last 
     two institutions in 1871, and 1872 respectively.  Returning to his native State 
     he established himself in Greensborough where he has since remained engaged in 
     a successful general practice of medicine and surgery, also filling the Chair of 
     Anatomy in the Southern University.  Dr. Inge has been secretary of the Hale County 
     Medical Society, and first vice-president of the Alabama State Miedial Association.

Ref:  Stone, R. French, M. D., BIOGRAPHY OF EMINENT AMERICAN PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, 1894, 
      Carlon & Hollenbeck, Publishers, Indianapolis, p.241.