Rosalie Slaughter Morton

1876–1968 (age 92)

Physician

Biography

Rosalie Slaughter Morton was born in 1876 and passed away in 1968, having lived an extraordinary life as a pioneering physician. She broke barriers in a male-dominated profession and dedicated herself to the care and well-being of her patients throughout her distinguished career.

Dr. Morton is remembered at Spring Hill Cemetery for her remarkable contributions to medicine and her community. Her legacy as a physician who cared for others continues to inspire those who learn of her groundbreaking work and compassionate service.

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