JESSE FUNDERBURG, M.D., physician and surgeon, maintaining his summer office at No. 212 West High Street, Piqua, Ohio, and a winter office in Florida, is one of the best known specialists in the diseases of women, in this section of the state. He was born in Greene County, Ohio, in 1862.

Dr. Funderburg attended the Greene County public schools and Antioch College and then entered Columbus Medical College, where he was graduated March 4, 1886. He practiced for a short time at Houston and at Fletcher and then came to Piqua. On December 9, I893, he was commissioned county coroner by Governor McKinley and served in this office for four years. When the board of pension examiners was reorganized, Dr. Funderburg was appointed a member and during the eight years that he served on this board he gained the appreciation and esteem of the old soldiers, to whose interests he gave close and careful attention. For the past four years Dr. Funderburg has spent his winters as a practitioner in Florida, where his medical and surgical skill are valued as they are at Piqua. He keeps fully abreast of the times, taking post-graduate work at intervals in the great colleges of Columbus and Chicago, and closely investigating for himself many of the new scientific theories of his profession. He is a valued member of the Miami and Shelby County Medical Society, the Ohio State Medical Society and the International Congress of Medicine.

Dr. Funderburg was married (first) May 20, I886, to Miss Ella Doup, of Fletcher, who died May 22, 1900, leaving two children, William Roscoe and Cloyd. He was married (second) to Miss Lillian Myrtle Tyson, of Fletcher, Ohio. Dr. Funderburg is a member of the Odd Fellows, the Knights of the Golden Eagle and the Knights of Pythias of Piqua.