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- Philo_Carpenter comment "Philo Carpenter (1805–1886) was Chicago, Illinois' first pharmacist, and an outspoken abolitionist.Born in Savoy, Massachusetts, February 27, 1805, young Philo learned medicine and the pharmaceutical trade in Troy, New York in the drugstore of Amatus Robins, eventually gaining a half interest in the business. There he married Sarah Bridges in May 1830, but she died that November.Joining the Presbyterian Church, in Troy, he gained an interest in missionary work.".
- Q7186010 comment "Philo Carpenter (1805–1886) was Chicago, Illinois' first pharmacist, and an outspoken abolitionist.Born in Savoy, Massachusetts, February 27, 1805, young Philo learned medicine and the pharmaceutical trade in Troy, New York in the drugstore of Amatus Robins, eventually gaining a half interest in the business. There he married Sarah Bridges in May 1830, but she died that November.Joining the Presbyterian Church, in Troy, he gained an interest in missionary work.".