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History of the Upper Peninsula of Michigan
The Western Historical Company, Chicago - 1883

Page 344

   ALBERT LAWBAUGH, M.D., physician and surgeon of the
 Phoenix and St. Clair Mines, was born in Tuscarawas County, Ohio,
 in September, 1844; he was educated at the high school of Tren-
 ton, Ohio, and took his medical degree at the Long Island Hospital,
 graduated at the medical college, and practiced fourteen months as
 house physican and surgeon.  In 1871, he came to Lake Superior
 and accepted the position of assistant physician and surgeon under
 Dr. ALEXANDER, deceased, of the Phoenix Mine, and one year later,
 1872, he was appointed to his present physician.  Dr. LAWBAUGH is
 justly classed among the best skilled in his profession on the Upper
 Peninsula.
 
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