George M. Brockway
Arizona, The Youngest State, 1913

Dr. George M. Brockway, recognized throughout the state 
as one of the able representatives of the medical profession 
was born in New London County, Connecticut, December 30, 
1864.  He acquired his preliminary education in the public 
schools of that locality and was later a student at Amherst 
College.  Having determined to study medicine he entered the 
University of Buffalo and received his degree in 1890.  He 
followed this work as an intern in the Buffalo General 
Hospital and later established an office in that city.  
From Buffalo he went to New York City where he practiced 
for three years.

In 1894 Dr. Brockway became a resident of Florence Arizona 
and made his home there until his removal to Phoenix in 
1913.  For nineteen years he served as county superintendent 
of public health in Pinal County and he was also 
superintendent of the county hospital and physician and 
surgeon at the state prison for some time.  Since locating 
in Phoenix he has been associated in practice with Dr. Win 
Wylie under the firm name of Wylie and Brockway.








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