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• Death of McDonogh

  McDonogh dies after 44 years of practice.
• Helped wounded during the Draft riots.

  During the draft riots in 1863, he did great service in tending the wounded as they were carried into the station house.
• Opens an office at 213 Sulivan St, in a New York

  McDonogh opens an office where he worked until he died.
• Married Elizabeth

  David married and started family
• Held position at the Eye and Ear Infimary

  After McDonough received his liscense to practice, his mentor secured an appointmentment for him at the New York Eye and Ear Infirmary.
• Completion of studies at P&S

  Mcdonogh completes his studies at the College of Physicans and Surgeons. However, he was not listed as actually attending the college and never received and actual degree.
• Studies under John K. Rodgers

  John McDonogh places David under John K. Rodgers to study at the Eye and Ear Infirmary.
• Returns Home

  Mcdonogh returns home to request premission from John Mcdonogh to become a doctor.
• Graduate from Lafayette

  David McDonogh Graduates from Lafayette College
• Map of McDonogh Burial Plot
• Historic Photographs of Newark
• Picture of David's Headstone

  A picture of the monument to David McDonogh, taken in Woodlawn Cemetery, Borough of the Bronx, New York, NY
• Invitation to the Unveiling of David McDonogh's Headstone

  An invitation to a memorial ceremony for David McDonogh
• Alice Browne's Internment Record
• David McDonough's Grave
• McDonough Plot Line
• McDonogh Burial Map
• Elizabeth F. McDonogh Interment Record
• David McDonogh Order for Interment

  David McDonogh death records.
• David McDonough's Will and Testament
• Rev. Henry Highland Garnet
• Current View of Shiloh Presbyterian Church
• Proceedings of the New York State Council
• Colored Labor Convention
• Colored Republican Ratification. Enthusiastic Indorsement of Hon.John D. Lawson and the General Republican Nominations.