| 2 | 2nd Walter Yeomans Cowl |
| | Born: October 31, 1854 in New York City |
| | Married: Emilie Wendt |
| | Graduated Homoepathic Medical College in 1877. |
| | After a year of hospital work, he went to Berlin and entered the University. |
| | He returned to New York City in 1889 and returned to Germany in 1891. |
| | When he married Emilie, she helped him master the German language and was able to do a great deal of scientific and literary work in German. |
| | He wrote freely for medical journals and published a work on the actions of the heart. He also devised surgical instruments and apparatus, making notable improvements. |
| | When the Roetgan Ray was discovered, he became an ardant worker in that field
and wrote much on the subject. He was an active member of the Roetgan Society
of Berlin and its treasurer when he died. |
| | Most of the above is from extracts from the obituary notice published in the Chironian. |
| | Died: June 4, 1908 in Berlin Germany |
| | Walter was an MD |