Biographical Sketch of Dr. Thomas H. Doyle, St. Joseph, Buchanan 
County, MO

>From "History of Buchanan County, Missouri, Published 1881, St. Joseph
Steam Printing Company, Printers, Binders, Etc., St. Joseph, Missouri.
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Dr. Thomas H. Doyle was born in Doylestown, Franklin County, Penn.,
November 5, 1840, and received his literary education at the St.
Francis Brothers' College.  His taste led him to make choice of the 
practice of medicine as a profession, and he at once commenced read-
ing with a prominent physician and attended lectures at the University
of the City of New York, from which he was graduated in March, 1865,
and it was the last class taught by the famous Professor Mott.  He
afterward had the benefit afforded by practice in the Bellevue Med-
ical Hospital, New York.  In March, 1869, he came to Missouri, and
settled in St. Joseph, and at once took a front rank as an able and
skillful practitioner.  He is Professor of Principles and Practice of
Medicine in the St. Joseph Medical College.  He is a prominent member
of the American Medical Association, also a member of the Northwestern
District Medical Association.  He was Health officer of St. Joseph for
the years of 1877 and 1878.  He married Miss Margaret G. Sheehan, of
this city, October 12, 1871.  They have two children living: Agnes and
John M.  In his religious preferences the Doctor is a Catholic, be-
lieving that the principles of the Bible applied to the hearts of men
is the essential doctrine, rather than the sectarian idea, that I am
right and you are wrong.  As a citizen he is highly respected; as a
practitioner he is very able and skillful; as a lecturer he is practi-
cal and progressive.

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