In 2004 the National Genealogical Society donated an extensive card file 
of deceased physicians to the National Library of Medicine at NIH. I do 
not know when these files were donated to NGS by the AMA; however, they 
were filmed prior to the donation by the Family History Library and are 
listed in their card catalog. *Records of United States Deceased 
Physician File (AMA). *The files are described as "Name index and images 
of the deceased physician card file from the American Medical 
Association (AMA), which are physician biographic records of decedent 
records from 1864 to 1968." These were card files arranged 
alphabetically and filmed on 267 reels of microfilm. They are available 
digitally and searchable by name or the files can be browsed. There are 
707,724 images. The images should include the front and back of the 
cards and often have copies obituaries attached.
**

Barbara Vines Little, CG, FNGS, FUGA, FVGS
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On 4/5/2019 8:19 AM, Alyson Taylor-White wrote:
> What source/sources would be suggested to research and create a list with biographical information on early women lawyers and doctors in Virginia?
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