Directory of Deceased American Physicians, 1804-1929 :
Name: Gerald Paul Hurst
Death Date: Oct 1918
Death Place: Monroe, GA
Type Practice: Allopath
Practice Specialties: Monroe, GA, 1900, Nov 19, 1913, Jun 4, 1914, Jan 25, 1914, Social Circle, GA, Jan 25, 1914, Oct 16, 1913
Licenses: GA, 1900
Practice Dates Places: Monroe, GA, 1900, Nov 19, 1913, Jun 4, 1914, Jan 25, 1914, Social Circle, GA, Jan 25, 1914, Oct 16, 1913
Medical School: Medical College of Georgia, Augusta: University of Georgia Medical Department, 1900, (G)
Grandson James M. Hurst Jr. :
"A decimating outbreak of the Spanish Flu starting at the close of WWI killed nearly a third of the population of Social Circle and Monroe. Overworked Dr. Paul had to take up residence at a downtown hotel (turned hospital) to better access his patients. Dr. Hurst's health soon began to fail and, finally, he contracted the virus himself. Dying of double pneumonia, it is said he just laid down to rest after his medical duties and never rose again. Paul left a houseful of children and a wife who, in six years, would also succumb, this time to cancer. Dr. Paul's inheritance and investments over the years were drastically depleted by Nov. 21st, 1923 ....... many of Dr. Paul's patients forgot about their debts after his death."
Name: Gerald Paul Hurst
Death Date: Oct 1918
Death Place: Monroe, GA
Type Practice: Allopath
Practice Specialties: Monroe, GA, 1900, Nov 19, 1913, Jun 4, 1914, Jan 25, 1914, Social Circle, GA, Jan 25, 1914, Oct 16, 1913
Licenses: GA, 1900
Practice Dates Places: Monroe, GA, 1900, Nov 19, 1913, Jun 4, 1914, Jan 25, 1914, Social Circle, GA, Jan 25, 1914, Oct 16, 1913
Medical School: Medical College of Georgia, Augusta: University of Georgia Medical Department, 1900, (G)
Grandson James M. Hurst Jr. :
"A decimating outbreak of the Spanish Flu starting at the close of WWI killed nearly a third of the population of Social Circle and Monroe. Overworked Dr. Paul had to take up residence at a downtown hotel (turned hospital) to better access his patients. Dr. Hurst's health soon began to fail and, finally, he contracted the virus himself. Dying of double pneumonia, it is said he just laid down to rest after his medical duties and never rose again. Paul left a houseful of children and a wife who, in six years, would also succumb, this time to cancer. Dr. Paul's inheritance and investments over the years were drastically depleted by Nov. 21st, 1923 ....... many of Dr. Paul's patients forgot about their debts after his death."
Directory of Deceased American Physicians, 1804-1929 :
Name: Gerald Paul Hurst
Death Date: Oct 1918
Death Place: Monroe, GA
Type Practice: Allopath
Practice Specialties: Monroe, GA, 1900, Nov 19, 1913, Jun 4, 1914, Jan 25, 1914, Social Circle, GA, Jan 25, 1914, Oct 16, 1913
Licenses: GA, 1900
Practice Dates Places: Monroe, GA, 1900, Nov 19, 1913, Jun 4, 1914, Jan 25, 1914, Social Circle, GA, Jan 25, 1914, Oct 16, 1913
Medical School: Medical College of Georgia, Augusta: University of Georgia Medical Department, 1900, (G)
Grandson James M. Hurst Jr. :
"A decimating outbreak of the Spanish Flu starting at the close of WWI killed nearly a third of the population of Social Circle and Monroe. Overworked Dr. Paul had to take up residence at a downtown hotel (turned hospital) to better access his patients. Dr. Hurst's health soon began to fail and, finally, he contracted the virus himself. Dying of double pneumonia, it is said he just laid down to rest after his medical duties and never rose again. Paul left a houseful of children and a wife who, in six years, would also succumb, this time to cancer. Dr. Paul's inheritance and investments over the years were drastically depleted by Nov. 21st, 1923 ....... many of Dr. Paul's patients forgot about their debts after his death."
Name: Gerald Paul Hurst
Death Date: Oct 1918
Death Place: Monroe, GA
Type Practice: Allopath
Practice Specialties: Monroe, GA, 1900, Nov 19, 1913, Jun 4, 1914, Jan 25, 1914, Social Circle, GA, Jan 25, 1914, Oct 16, 1913
Licenses: GA, 1900
Practice Dates Places: Monroe, GA, 1900, Nov 19, 1913, Jun 4, 1914, Jan 25, 1914, Social Circle, GA, Jan 25, 1914, Oct 16, 1913
Medical School: Medical College of Georgia, Augusta: University of Georgia Medical Department, 1900, (G)
Grandson James M. Hurst Jr. :
"A decimating outbreak of the Spanish Flu starting at the close of WWI killed nearly a third of the population of Social Circle and Monroe. Overworked Dr. Paul had to take up residence at a downtown hotel (turned hospital) to better access his patients. Dr. Hurst's health soon began to fail and, finally, he contracted the virus himself. Dying of double pneumonia, it is said he just laid down to rest after his medical duties and never rose again. Paul left a houseful of children and a wife who, in six years, would also succumb, this time to cancer. Dr. Paul's inheritance and investments over the years were drastically depleted by Nov. 21st, 1923 ....... many of Dr. Paul's patients forgot about their debts after his death."
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