Talk:Tom Gill (writer)

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Psychiatry journal editor too

If one does a gbooks search on "thomas harvey gill", the first result is the sullivan book, with the following preview of page 365, which unfortunately is not included in the snippet: "In 1938, the journal Psychiatry began publication under three co-editors: Sullivan, Hadley, and Thomas Harvey Gill, a forester and writer, who was expected... " (the snippet continues from there - "... expected to offer a broad practical perspective. Beginning with the first issue ..."

Unless there were two Thomas Harvey Gills who were foresters and writers in 1938, I think it is clear this is the right person. I believe I found some corroboration when I deprodded the article. So if no objection, I will revert.John Z (talk) 19:05, 4 August 2009 (UTC)[reply]

There's also Collaboration and Conflict: Ernest E. Hadley and Harry Stack Sullivan, 1930-1945 with gscholar search preview "The journal was to be “dedicated to the memory of William Alanson White.” Sullivan, Hadley, and Thomas Harvey Gill, an official in the Government Forestry .." and gbooks search preview "GILL, Tom (Thomas Harrey), author, forester; b. Philadelphia, Jan. 21. ... 1937-45; mem. publs. com. for psychiatry Jour, of Biology and Pathology of " of Who's who in the South and Southwest Southern States - 1952.

Searches had side benefit of turning up his exact birth and death dates, Jan 21, 1891 and May 21, 1972 John Z (talk) 19:59, 4 August 2009 (UTC)[reply]