Valley. The town of Lone Rock dedicated a park to her memory; a street in Lone Rock has been named for her as well. Her medical apparatus, including her bag and scalpels, were donated to the State Historical Society of Wisconsin. References Bibliography Thayer, Earl R. and Steve Bussalachi. “First in their class: Wisconsin's pioneering women physicians.” Wisconsin Academy Review (Spring 2005), 51-62. Coopey, Judith Redline. "A Life of Service." Wisconsin Trails, Vol 18, No.3, (Autumn 1977), 30. Coopey, Judith Redline. "She Flew With Lindbergh" Scholastic Newstime, Vol 48, No. 27 (5 May 1977), 2. Durbin, Richard D. The Wisconsin River: An Odyssey Through Time and Space. Spring Freshet Press, 1997. Gard, Robert Edward. This is Wisconsin. Wisconsin House, 1969. Sherr, Lynn. American Women's Gazetteer. Bantam Books, 1976. State Medical Society of Wisconsin. Wisconsin Medical Journal. Vol. 15, 1917. 1868 births 1961 deaths People from Lincoln, Nebraska People from Thiensville, Wisconsin People from Richland County, Wisconsin University of Nebraska alumni Physicians from Wisconsin American women physicians People from Iowa County, Wisconsin