Will County IL Archives Biographies.....Schuessler, Dr Henry G 
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Author: Past & Present, 1907

Dr. Henry G. Schuessler is numbered among the younger representatives of the 
medical fraternity in Joliet but his years have seemed no bar to his progress. 
He was born in Ellisville, Missouri, March 2, 1875, and is a son of the Rev. 
August Schuessler, a minister of the German Lutheran church, well known in 
this city. His mother bore the maiden name of Geneva Williams and is now 
living in Joliet. Dr. Schuessler was a student in the German parochial school 
in Joliet and in the Lutheran Seminary of Fort Wayne, Indiana, preparatory to 
entering upon the active work of the ministry. He served as a clergyman from 
1888 until 1892 and for two years thereafter was connected with the drug 
business in Joliet. From 1894 until 1898 he was a student in the University of 
Illinois, being connected with its medical department, which is located in 
Chicago. Following his graduation in the latter year he returned to Joliet, 
where he has since actively engaged in practice. His patronage has constantly 
grown and he remains a student of the profession, keeping in touch with the 
advancement of modern thought in the line of medical and surgical practice 
through the perusal of leading medical journals. Dr. Schuessler was married in 
this city, December 27, 1899, to Miss Minnie Wunderlich and they have two 
children, Leona and Ruth.

Additional Comments:
Past and Present of Will County, Illinois, by W. W. Stevens, President of the 
Will County Pioneers Association. Chicago: The S. J. Clarke Publishing 
Company, 1907.

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