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Michael J. B. Messemer
Michael Jean Baptiste Messemer (March 30, 1851 - February 21, 1894) was a 19th-century American physician. Messemer is best known for his twenty-year career as a Deputy Coroner and Coroner of the City of New York. He was also active in politics being a leading member of the German Democrats and of Tammany Hall.
== Early life ==
Messemer was born March 30, 1851 in New York City to Francis Messemer, a language interpreter and Gertrude Broschardt. His parents were immigrants from the small Pfalz region town of Schallodenbach. At the age of seven Messemer, his elder brother Edward and younger sister Anna were orphaned when their parents and one other sibling died in the sinking of the Hamburg-American Steamer 'Austria'.〔 Messemer and his siblings were adopted by their paternal grandfather Peter Messemer the former Mayor of Schallodenbach and president of the German Democratic party in New York, of which his efforts helped to elect Daniel Teimann mayor. His grandfather Peter gained prominence as a leading real-estate holder in "kleindeutschland", the modern day East Village and landlord of several businesses including the an early piano factory. His grammar school education was within the Roman Catholic parochial school of the Church of the Most Holy Redeemer. He graduated from St. Francis Xavier's College at the age of sixteen after which he studied for two years at the New York University School of Law, but left before completing his degree.〔 Having given up the prospects of becoming an attorney, Messemer graduated from Bellevue Hospital Medical College in 1875 (now New York University School of Medicine).〔
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