He married Bethany Throne/Throme Burns (daugher of Robert Burns) on 20 September 1875 in Athens, Texas. He was a physician, having graduated from the Kentucky School of Medicine with honors in 1891. He was granted a certificate to practice medicine by the Judicial District Board of Anderson and Houston County, Texas and later became President of that same Board. In 1900 he took a post graduate course in the New Orleans Polyclinic in Louisiana. He served as President of the County Medical Society and was a member of the legislative committee of the state Society of Medicine. He also served as the local surgeon of the Cotton Belt Railway Company and belonged to the Railroad Company's Surgeons' Association. He was a Democrat and a member of the Presbyterian Church.
Source: "A History of Texas and Texans" by Francis White Johnson, Volume 4.
Source: "A History of Texas and Texans" by Francis White Johnson, Volume 4.
He married Bethany Throne/Throme Burns (daugher of Robert Burns) on 20 September 1875 in Athens, Texas. He was a physician, having graduated from the Kentucky School of Medicine with honors in 1891. He was granted a certificate to practice medicine by the Judicial District Board of Anderson and Houston County, Texas and later became President of that same Board. In 1900 he took a post graduate course in the New Orleans Polyclinic in Louisiana. He served as President of the County Medical Society and was a member of the legislative committee of the state Society of Medicine. He also served as the local surgeon of the Cotton Belt Railway Company and belonged to the Railroad Company's Surgeons' Association. He was a Democrat and a member of the Presbyterian Church.
Source: "A History of Texas and Texans" by Francis White Johnson, Volume 4.
Source: "A History of Texas and Texans" by Francis White Johnson, Volume 4.
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