Samuel Alexander Mudd b. 20 December 1833 d. 10 January 1883
| Lineage | Mudd |
| Sex | Male |
| Full name (at birth) | Samuel Alexander Mudd |
| Parents
♂ Henry Lowe Mudd b. 1 September 1798 d. 3 September 1877 ♀ Sarah Ann Reeves b. 1811 d. 31 December 1868 | |
| Wiki-page | wk:Samuel Mudd |
Events
20 December 1833 birth: Charles County, Maryland, United States
education: Baltimore Medical College, Baltimore, Maryland, United States, Graduated with degree of Doctor of Medicine in 1856
education: Georgetown College, Washington, District of Columbia, United States
religion: Roman Catholic
10 January 1883 death:
Notes
Dr Samuel Alexander Mudd was a Maryland physician and Confederate sympathiser; he was sentenced to life imprisonment in 1865 for conspiracy in the murder of Abraham Lincoln (Mudd set the broken leg of assassin John Wilkes Booth after the assassination). He was pardoned by President Andrew Johnson for his actions in treating the victims of a yellow fever epidemic that struck the prison in which he was held.
