William Worrall

William Robert Worrall, age 40s, Pompano Beach, FL View Details

Locations: Pompano Beach FL, Sunny Isles Beach FL, Annapolis MD Possible Relatives: Ellen Ford, Amy L Worrall, Bill David Worrall

William G Worrall, age 40s, Bluffton, SC View Details

Locations: Bluffton SC Possible Relatives: Bill A Worrall, Brian G Worrall, Cody Jean Worrall

William L Worrall, age 80, Georgetown, MA View Details

Cities: Georgetown MA, Whitehouse TX Possible Relatives: Eve N Reardon, Donna A Warren, Leslie E Warren

William Robert Worrall, age 51, Pompano Beach, FL View Details

Cities: Pompano Beach FL, Sunny Isles Beach FL, Madison WI Possible Relatives: Amy Lynn Worrall, Christopher Michael Worrall, Eleanor L Worrall

William G Worrall, age 88, Lexington, KY View Details

Locations: Lexington KY, Lady Lake FL Possible Relatives: Sally A Worrall

William Alfred Worrall, age 83, Knoxville, IA View Details

Locations: Knoxville IA Possible Relatives: Arlene Joyce Worrall, Bridgette Ann Worrall

William W Worrall View Details

Address:***** Glenn Rd, State College, PA. Phone Number: (717) 979-****

William F Worrall View Details

Address:***** W 3rd St, Marcus Hook, PA. Phone Number: (610) 766-****

William P. Worrall

American politician

William Worrall

English fabric and glass designer

William Worrall Mayo | American physician | Britannica • britannica.com

Other articles where William Worrall Mayo is discussed: Mayo family: William Worrall Mayo (b. May 31, 1819, near Manchester, Eng.—d. March 6, 1911, Rochester, Minn., U.S.) was the father of the doctors Mayo who developed a large-scale practice of medicine.

What's in a Name? The Story of "Mayo Clinic" • mayoclinic.org

Mayo is a family name. William Worrall Mayo, M.D., a frontier doctor, settled his young family in Rochester, Minn., when he was appointed as an examining surgeon for the Union Army during the Civil War. In the 1880s, his sons, William and Charles, finished medical school and joined his medical practice.

Biographical Update of Dr. William Worrall Mayo • mayoclinicproceedings.org

The story of Dr. William Worrall Mayo, father of the famous Mayo brothers, is a colorful, inspiring tale about an English immigrant who came to the United States during the mid-1840s and by the 1870s had become a prominent pioneer leader in Minnesota medicine. His accomplishments extended into the 1880s, when his two sons joined him in practice in Rochester, Minnesota.

Flashback: 200 Years Since the Birth of Dr. William Worrall Mayo • mayoclinic.org

On May 31, 1819, William Worrall Mayo, M.D., was born in Salford, England. In the two centuries that have passed since then, the medical practice Dr. Mayo and his sons William J. Mayo, M.D., and Charles H. Mayo, M.D., eventually established in Rochester, Minnesota, has grown into a world-renowned organization dedicated to excellence in patient care, research and education.

This Month in Our History | Mayo Clinic History & Heritage • mayoclinic.org

This commitment to education originated with William Worrall Mayo, M.D. (1819-1911). Standing five feet, four inches in height, he was nicknamed "the little doctor," but he was a towering figure in terms of his values and dedication to patients. At a time when many physicians had no formal education, he earned two medical degrees - which ...

William Worrall Mayo - U.S. National Park Service • nps.gov

Dr. William Worrall Mayo was an English immigrant who, after a decades-long struggle, became a well-known and highly-respected frontier doctor in Minnesota. At the beginning of the Civil War, Dr. Mayo attempted to obtain an appointment as a regimental surgeon in Minnesota but was rejected.

How Mayo Clinic became one of the world's most famous medical centers • startribune.com

Physician William Worrall Mayo and his two sons took care of injured survivors. They were joined in the relief effort by the Sisters of Saint Francis, led by Mother Alfred Moes.

Origins of the Mayo Clinic | Minnesota Digital Library • mndigital.org

Survivors were taken to temporary hospital where Dr. William Worrall (W. W.) Mayo, his son Dr. William J. Mayo, and other Rochester doctors cared for them. Nuns from the local Sisters of St. Francis convent served as nurses. After the tornado, Mother Alfred Moes of the Sisters of St. Francis realized that Rochester should have a permanent ...

William Worrall - Wikipedia • wikipedia.org

William Worrall on the occasion of his brother Thomas's wedding, 1899. William Edwin Worrall (1877-1940) was a Staffordshire-born designer of fabric, pottery, glass and stoneware. He was the brother of the watercolour painter Thomas Frederick Worrall and shared similar artistic ability.