son of Aaron & Achsah (Caldwell) Coy
md. 1) Colrain, 4 Jun. 1857 Laura P. Merrifield
md. 2) Worth., 24 Sep. 1866 Emma Isora Burr
He was thought to be the first physician to actively practice medicine in Turners Falls. He attended The University of Vermont and was the first doctor to practice medicine in Peru. Coy went on to open a practice in Worthington, before coming to Montague City in 1870. He fell ill and died from heart failure on December 28, 1897. During his illness and at the time of his death, he was attended to by Dr. Enoch G. Best of Turners Falls.
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Source: Montague, Labor and Leisure By Kyle J. Scott
md. 1) Colrain, 4 Jun. 1857 Laura P. Merrifield
md. 2) Worth., 24 Sep. 1866 Emma Isora Burr
He was thought to be the first physician to actively practice medicine in Turners Falls. He attended The University of Vermont and was the first doctor to practice medicine in Peru. Coy went on to open a practice in Worthington, before coming to Montague City in 1870. He fell ill and died from heart failure on December 28, 1897. During his illness and at the time of his death, he was attended to by Dr. Enoch G. Best of Turners Falls.
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Source: Montague, Labor and Leisure By Kyle J. Scott
son of Aaron & Achsah (Caldwell) Coy
md. 1) Colrain, 4 Jun. 1857 Laura P. Merrifield
md. 2) Worth., 24 Sep. 1866 Emma Isora Burr
He was thought to be the first physician to actively practice medicine in Turners Falls. He attended The University of Vermont and was the first doctor to practice medicine in Peru. Coy went on to open a practice in Worthington, before coming to Montague City in 1870. He fell ill and died from heart failure on December 28, 1897. During his illness and at the time of his death, he was attended to by Dr. Enoch G. Best of Turners Falls.
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Source: Montague, Labor and Leisure By Kyle J. Scott
md. 1) Colrain, 4 Jun. 1857 Laura P. Merrifield
md. 2) Worth., 24 Sep. 1866 Emma Isora Burr
He was thought to be the first physician to actively practice medicine in Turners Falls. He attended The University of Vermont and was the first doctor to practice medicine in Peru. Coy went on to open a practice in Worthington, before coming to Montague City in 1870. He fell ill and died from heart failure on December 28, 1897. During his illness and at the time of his death, he was attended to by Dr. Enoch G. Best of Turners Falls.
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Source: Montague, Labor and Leisure By Kyle J. Scott
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