Résumé

Office Boy, Eugene L Greenleaf, Architect, Saint Louis, MO, c. 1869-1872; worked as a carpenter, c. 1873-1874.

Draftsman, Francis D. Lee and Thomas Annan, Architects, Saint Louis, MO, c. 1874.

Draftsman, Alfred Grable, Architect, Saint Louis, MO, c. 1875.

Draftsman, J.K. Bent, Saint Louis, MO, c. 1876; Dozier associated with Lee, Annan and Bent on the design of the Chamber of Commerce Building, Saint Louis, MO, 1876.

Principal, Henry Dozier, Architect, Saint Louis, MO, c. 1877.

Draftman, E.P. Brink, Architect, Denver, CO, c. 1883.

Partner, Dozier and Cazin, Architects, Denver, CO, 1887-1888.

Principal, Henry Dozier, Architect, Denver, CO, c. 1888-1897.

Principal, Henry Dozier, Architect, Seattle, WA, c. 1901-1909. In 02/1901, Dozier had an office in Room #58 of the Sullivan Building in Seattle. (See "Henry Dozier," Seattle Times, classified ad, 02/23/1901, p. 14.)

Henry Dozier was impoverished growing up in Saint Louis, MO, and he only completed 6 months of public secondary school education. Night school coursework, Washington University, O'Fallon Polytechnic School, Saint Louis, MO, 1874-1877;

Born in Enterprise, MS, Dozier and his family (minus Richard H. Dozier, Jr.) fled Mississippi during the Civil War, 1864, transplanting themselves to Saint Louis, MO. He lived in Saint Louis until 1877, when he relocated to Denver, CO;

His father, Richard H. Dozier, Jr., was a physician (like his father) descended from Huguenot stock that immigrated to South Carolina before 1815. His mother, Ann B. Dozier, was about 11 years younger than her husband. Henry Dozier was one of nine children; his siblings included: Celestin L., (born c.1843), John L., (born c. 1845), William D., (born c.1847), Cynthia P., born c. 1849 and died before 1860), R.W., (born c. 1850), C.L., (born c. 1852), Benjamin, (born c. 1856), and Caroline, (born c. 1859).

• Enterprise, MS (Architect's Birth)
  Enterprise, MS

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