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| Creator: | Dann, Millie E. |
| Title: | Millie E. Dann Correspondence |
| Inclusive Dates: | 1882-1916 |
| Quantity: | 2 folders (SC) |
| Abstract: | Correspondence of Milllie E. Dann (later Dann-DeMott), physician, of Syracuse, New York. Much of it is with a Frances (Frankie) Blye. |
| Language: | English |
| Repository: |
Special Collections Research Center, Syracuse University Libraries 222 Waverly Avenue Syracuse, NY 13244-2010 https://library.syracuse.edu/special-collections-research-center |
Biographical History
Millie E. Dann (1846-1927) was a physician in Syracuse, New York. Born Amelia Eunice Lamb in Pompey, New York, she married Edward Howard Dann in 1868. He died a year after their marriage. Ms. Dann graduated from Syracuse University College of Medicine (later SUNY Upstate Medical University) in 1878, one of eleven women awarded M.D.s from the College in its first five years. In 1886 she married Andrew J. DeMott.
Little is known of Miss Blye, who apparently lived with her mother in DeRuyter, New York and later in Rochester. The March 24, 1904 issue of the DeRuyter Gleaner mentions a "Miss Frances Blye, who went from Syracuse to Chicago a few weeks since, has employment in Zion City in the Publishing House. Her health is much improved," though it cannot be certain that this is the same Frances Blye. Her father, George D. Blye, died in 1923, aged 82 (DeRuyter Gleaner, 13 Dec 1923).
Scope and Contents of the Collection
The Millie E. Dann Correspondence consists of letters from Dr. Dann to Frances ("Frankie") Blye and/or to Miss Blye's mother, much of it regarding Miss Blye's treatment for an unspecified illness. Later items are on the letterhead "M. E. Dann-DeMott, M.D."
There are also one or two letters to Frankie from other unidentified individuals.
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Related Material
Special Collections Research Center also has a small collection relating to Mary Edwards Walker, another early woman physician in Central New York.
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Preferred Citation
Preferred citation for this material is as follows:
Millie E. Dann Correspondence,
Special Collections Research Center,
Syracuse University Libraries
Acquisition Information
Purchase, 2015.
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Created by: MRC
Date: 11 May 2015
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