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Quest for the grave of Dr Nathaniel Chapman.

AT THE November 1984 meeting of the Francis C. Wood Institute of the History of Medicine in the College of Physicians of Philadelphia, Dr Wood expressed interest in finding the grave of Dr Nathaniel Chapman. The latter had been the first president of the AMA in 1847.1As professor of the Practice of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, founder of the Philadelphia Medical Institute, president of the American Philosophical Society, and first editor of what became theAmerican Journal of the Medical Sciences, he exerted a profound influence on the medical education and clinical practice of his era.2-5By coincidence, Dr Wood took care of a patient by the name of Ardenia Chapman from 1947 until her death in 1975 (Philadelphia Inquirer, Feb 5, 1975, p 8-B). She was a lineal descendent who remembered that Dr Chapman had been buried in St Stephen's Episcopal Church at