CS Ogier, Thomas Louis - Surgeon

Dr. Thomas Louis Ogier​

Born: December 23, 1810

Birthplace: South Carolina

Father: Thomas Ogier 1755 – 1833

Mother: Sarah Hendlan 1779 – 1849

Wife: Maria Willard Grayson 1814 – 1887

(Buried: Magnolia Cemetery Charleston South Carolina)​

Children:

Maria Grayson Ogier Parker 1835 – 1926​

(Buried: Magnolia Cemetery Charleston South Carolina)​

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Dr. Thomas Louis Ogier Jr. 1837 – 1863​

(Buried: Magnolia Cemetery Charleston South Carolina)​

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Dr. William Grayson Ogier 1841 – 1888​

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Sallie Ogier Lynah 1845 – 1913​

(Buried: Magnolia Cemetery Charleston South Carolina)​

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Harriott Rutledge Ogier Simons 1853 – 1930​

(Buried: Magnolia Cemetery Charleston South Carolina)​

Education:

Studied Medicine under Dr. John Edwards Holbrook​

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1830: Graduated from Medical College of South Carolina​

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1830 – 1833: Studied Medicine in Paris France​

Occupation before War:

Medical Doctor in Charleston South Carolina​

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1850 – 1851: President of South Carolina Medical Society​

Civil War Career:

1861: Appointed Surgeon in the Confederate States Army​

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1861: Surgeon for South Carolina Reserves Regiment in Charleston S.C.​

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1862: Surgeon at General Hospital No. 1 Savannah Georgia​

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1863: Confirmed as Surgeon by the Confederate States Senate​

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1863: Surgeon in Charleston South Carolina​

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1863: Surgeon Confederate Military Prison in Columbia S.C.​

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1864 – 1865: Medical Director Department of S.C., GA and Florida​

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1865: Medical Director for General Hardee's Army Corps​

Occupation after War:

Medical Doctor in Charleston South Carolina​

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Member of Camp Sumter United Confederate Veterans Organization​

Died: January 21, 1900

Place of Death: Charleston, South Carolina

Cause of Death: Angina Pectoris and Pulmonary Edema

Age at time of Death: 89 years old

Burial Place: Magnolia Cemetery, Charleston, South Carolina

 

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I am curious if any of his personal papers or documents from the war survive today in some collection?