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'''Astus S. Magee''' was one of Pensacola's first black physicians. He is the namesake of [[Magee Field]]. | '''Astus S. Magee''' was one of Pensacola's first black physicians. He is the namesake of [[Magee Field]]. | ||
| − | Magee died in 1936 at his home at [[1417 North 8th Avenue]]. At the time of his death, he had practiced medicine in Pensacola for 25 years, with his offices at [[500 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive|500 North Alcaniz Street]].<ref>''"Dr. A.S. Magee Dies; Practiced 25 Years."'' 9 January 1936.</ref> Magee also operated a pharmacy called the [[Triangle Drug Company]] at the same location. | + | Magee graduated from the Louisville National Medical College in 1910.<ref>United States Deceased Physician File (AMA), 1864-1968</ref> |
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| + | Magee died of bone cancer in 1936 at his home at [[1417 North 8th Avenue]]. At the time of his death, he had practiced medicine in Pensacola for 25 years, with his offices at [[500 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive|500 North Alcaniz Street]].<ref>''"Dr. A.S. Magee Dies; Practiced 25 Years."'' 9 January 1936.</ref> Magee also operated a pharmacy called the [[Triangle Drug Company]] at the same location. | ||
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| Astus S. Magee | |
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| Born | December 28, 1878 Mount Olive, Mississippi |
| Died | January 8, 1936 Pensacola, Florida |
| Occupation | Physician |
| Spouse | Beatrice Magee |
| Parents | Ephraim Magee Martha Magee |
Astus S. Magee was one of Pensacola's first black physicians. He is the namesake of Magee Field.
Magee graduated from the Louisville National Medical College in 1910.[1]
Magee died of bone cancer in 1936 at his home at 1417 North 8th Avenue. At the time of his death, he had practiced medicine in Pensacola for 25 years, with his offices at 500 North Alcaniz Street.[2] Magee also operated a pharmacy called the Triangle Drug Company at the same location.
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