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- On May 25, ["1887"], a charter was obtained incorporating the Rochester Homeopathic Hospital. It would take almost two years before ["Silvanus J. Macy"], president of the hospital board, was able to lease an old sanitarium building on ["Monroe Avenue"] on the site of ["Monroe Square"], the old ["Sears Roebuck building"]. Through a generous gift from ["Don Alonzo Watson"], the building was purchased. The hospital was opened September 19, ["1889"], admitting its first patient, Thomas Peck, a surgical case.	+ On May 25, ["1887"], a charter was obtained incorporating the Rochester Homeopathic Hospital. It would take almost two years before Silvanus J. Macy, president of the hospital board, was able to lease an old sanitarium building on ["Monroe Avenue"] on the site of ["Monroe Square"], the old Sears Roebuck building. Through a generous gift from Don Alonzo Watson, the building was purchased. The hospital was opened September 19, ["1889"], admitting its first patient, Thomas Peck, a surgical case.
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- The '''Rochester Homeopathic Hospital School of Nursing''' opened December 1, 1889. The first graduating class consisted of three students. Under ["Eva Allerton"], the hospital's superintendent, the school became a leader in the professionalization of nursing. Miss ["Ida Jane Anderson"] '02 became the first Registered Nurse in New York State. The school closed in ["1978"] after graduating 2,063 Registered Nurses.	+ The '''Rochester Homeopathic Hospital School of Nursing''' opened December 1, 1889. The first graduating class consisted of three students. Under Eva Allerton, the hospital's superintendent, the school became a leader in the professionalization of nursing. Miss Ida Jane Anderson '02 became the first Registered Nurse in New York State. The school closed in ["1978"] after graduating 2,063 Registered Nurses.
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- The estate of Congressman ["Freeman Clarke"] at 224 ["Alexander Street"] was purchased on January 2, ["1893"]. This estate consisted of the mansion and eight acres of land. The ["Watson"] family donated funds to erect a two-story wing (Pavilion) housing wards for men and women. The ["Hiram Sibley" Sibley] family donated a second pavilion to be used as private rooms for patients. Another gift from the Watson family provided a maternity building (South Wing).	+ The estate of Congressman Freeman Clarke at 224 ["Alexander Street"] was purchased on January 2, ["1893"]. This estate consisted of the mansion and eight acres of land. The Watson family donated funds to erect a two-story wing (Pavilion) housing wards for men and women. The ["Hiram Sibley" Sibley] family donated a second pavilion to be used as private rooms for patients. Another gift from the Watson family provided a maternity building (South Wing).

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- The Rochester Homeopathic Hospital School of Nursing opened December 1, 1889. The first graduating class consisted of three students. Under ["Eva Allerton"], the hospital's superintendent, the school became a leader in the professionalization of nursing. Miss ["Ida Jane Anderson"] '02 became the first Registered Nurse in New York State. The school closed in ["1978"] after graduating 2,063 Registered Nurses.	+ The '''Rochester Homeopathic Hospital School of Nursing''' opened December 1, 1889. The first graduating class consisted of three students. Under ["Eva Allerton"], the hospital's superintendent, the school became a leader in the professionalization of nursing. Miss ["Ida Jane Anderson"] '02 became the first Registered Nurse in New York State. The school closed in ["1978"] after graduating 2,063 Registered Nurses.

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alexandergartley — 2008-09-10T14:54:41Z

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- The estate of Congressman ["Freeman Clarke"] at 224 ["Alexander Street"] was purchased on January 2, ["1893"]. This estate consisted of the mansion and eight acres of land. The ["Watson"] family donated funds to erect a two-story wing (Pavilion) housing wards for men and women. The ["Sibley"] family donated a second pavilion to be used as private rooms for patients. Another gift from the Watson family provided a maternity building (South Wing).	+ The estate of Congressman ["Freeman Clarke"] at 224 ["Alexander Street"] was purchased on January 2, ["1893"]. This estate consisted of the mansion and eight acres of land. The ["Watson"] family donated funds to erect a two-story wing (Pavilion) housing wards for men and women. The ["Hiram Sibley" Sibley] family donated a second pavilion to be used as private rooms for patients. Another gift from the Watson family provided a maternity building (South Wing).

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	+ On May 25, ["1887"], a charter was obtained incorporating the Rochester Homeopathic Hospital. It would take almost two years before ["Silvanus J. Macy"], president of the hospital board, was able to lease an old sanitarium building on ["Monroe Avenue"] on the site of ["Monroe Square"], the old ["Sears Roebuck building"]. Through a generous gift from ["Don Alonzo Watson"], the building was purchased. The hospital was opened September 19, ["1889"], admitting its first patient, Thomas Peck, a surgical case. + + The Rochester Homeopathic Hospital School of Nursing opened December 1, 1889. The first graduating class consisted of three students. Under ["Eva Allerton"], the hospital's superintendent, the school became a leader in the professionalization of nursing. Miss ["Ida Jane Anderson"] '02 became the first Registered Nurse in New York State. The school closed in ["1978"] after graduating 2,063 Registered Nurses. + + The estate of Congressman ["Freeman Clarke"] at 224 ["Alexander Street"] was purchased on January 2, ["1893"]. This estate consisted of the mansion and eight acres of land. The ["Watson"] family donated funds to erect a two-story wing (Pavilion) housing wards for men and women. The ["Sibley"] family donated a second pavilion to be used as private rooms for patients. Another gift from the Watson family provided a maternity building (South Wing). + + In ["1926"] the hospital name was changed to The ["Genesee Hospital"]. + + Excerpted from "The History of the Genesee Hospital" ([http://www.viahealth.org/body_rochester.cfm?id=521]).