Andrew Craigie

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Andrew Craigie was an 18th-century American apothecary and the first Apothecary General of the U.S. Army during the Revolutionary War.

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Andrew Craigie canonical 3

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instanceOf American military officer
apothecary
person
appliesToJurisdiction Continental Army medical department
U.S. Army
linked to: United States Army
areaOfActivity New England
basedIn Cambridge, Massachusetts
Massachusetts Bay (historical)
linked to: Massachusetts Bay
citizenshipStatusDuringService Continental Congress subject
conflict American Revolutionary War
countryOfCitizenship British America
United States of America
era 18th century
American Revolutionary era
familyName Craigie
fieldOfWork logistics of medical supplies
military medicine
pharmacy
genre military administration
givenName Andrew
hasTitle Apothecary General
historicalSignificance pioneer in formal military pharmacy in the United States
languageOfWorkOrName English
militaryBranch Continental Army
movement American Revolution
notableFor being an early figure in American pharmaceutical practice
being the first Apothecary General of the U.S. Army
helping establish centralized military medical supply in the United States
organizing medical supply chains for the Continental Army
ownership and expansion of the house later known as Longfellow House in Cambridge
standardizing acquisition of drugs and medical supplies for Revolutionary forces
notableRole oversight of procurement and distribution of medicines for Continental Army
occupation apothecary
military officer
pharmacist
owned Longfellow House–Washington's Headquarters National Historic Site
partOf medical department of the Continental Army
positionHeld Apothecary General of the U.S. Army
residence Cambridge, Massachusetts
Massachusetts
roleInOrganization chief pharmaceutical officer of the Continental Army
sexOrGender male
workLocation Cambridge, Massachusetts
Massachusetts
United States

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Craigie House namedAfter Andrew Craigie
Craigie House owner Andrew Craigie