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YANDELL, David Wendell, physician, born in Murfreesborough, Tennessee, in 1826. He was graduated in medicine at the University of Louisville, Kentucky, in 1846, was in Europe in 1846-'7, and began practice in Louisville in 1848. He became a professor in the University of Louisville in 1859, and was a medical director in the Confederate army in 1861-'6. Dr. Yandell was elected president of the American medical association in 1871, and appointed professor of surgery in the Indiana medical college in 1874. In 1870 he established the "American Practitioner."
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