(5) of (8) inscriptions on large stone.
There was found a Doctor in Courtland to be Young A. Gray by some historical accounts.
Could this have been Cholera or a similar infectious outbreak in Tuscumbia in 1833-1834-1835.
Taken from the book Physicians of Williamson County A Legacy of Healing 1797-1977 by Hudson Alexander submitted by LindaMooreMora
He was the first doctor on record to offer hospital facilities for the benefit of county residents during a medical crisis. He first came to Franklin, TN in about 1808. It was on May 25, 1818 and right in the midst of a regional outbreak of deadly smallpox that he offered his valuable services to the county.
He remailed in Franklin until he moved to Alabama in about 1827.
There was found a Doctor in Courtland to be Young A. Gray by some historical accounts.
Could this have been Cholera or a similar infectious outbreak in Tuscumbia in 1833-1834-1835.
Taken from the book Physicians of Williamson County A Legacy of Healing 1797-1977 by Hudson Alexander submitted by LindaMooreMora
He was the first doctor on record to offer hospital facilities for the benefit of county residents during a medical crisis. He first came to Franklin, TN in about 1808. It was on May 25, 1818 and right in the midst of a regional outbreak of deadly smallpox that he offered his valuable services to the county.
He remailed in Franklin until he moved to Alabama in about 1827.
(5) of (8) inscriptions on large stone.
There was found a Doctor in Courtland to be Young A. Gray by some historical accounts.
Could this have been Cholera or a similar infectious outbreak in Tuscumbia in 1833-1834-1835.
Taken from the book Physicians of Williamson County A Legacy of Healing 1797-1977 by Hudson Alexander submitted by LindaMooreMora
He was the first doctor on record to offer hospital facilities for the benefit of county residents during a medical crisis. He first came to Franklin, TN in about 1808. It was on May 25, 1818 and right in the midst of a regional outbreak of deadly smallpox that he offered his valuable services to the county.
He remailed in Franklin until he moved to Alabama in about 1827.
There was found a Doctor in Courtland to be Young A. Gray by some historical accounts.
Could this have been Cholera or a similar infectious outbreak in Tuscumbia in 1833-1834-1835.
Taken from the book Physicians of Williamson County A Legacy of Healing 1797-1977 by Hudson Alexander submitted by LindaMooreMora
He was the first doctor on record to offer hospital facilities for the benefit of county residents during a medical crisis. He first came to Franklin, TN in about 1808. It was on May 25, 1818 and right in the midst of a regional outbreak of deadly smallpox that he offered his valuable services to the county.
He remailed in Franklin until he moved to Alabama in about 1827.
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