PARENTS:
Thomas "Tom" Cole Sherrill
Luella Miriam "Mimi" Sherrill, nee Brown
SIBLINGS:
Zebulon "Zeb" Vance Sherrill (Memorial #59729890)
Evelyn "Freelove" Sherrill Locke (Memorial #30451808)
Lillian Ora Sherrill Holland
SPOUSE: Robert Earl Clement
MARRIED: August 30,1954
CHILDREN:
Robert Cole Clement,1956-1998
Thomas Earl Clement, 1957
GRANDCHILDREN: Four
EDUCATION:
- University of Maryland (Undergraduate and Medical School)
- Woman's Hospital in Albany, NY
- Physical Medicine/Rehabilitation- Montebello State Hospital, Baltimore, Md.
MEMBERSHIPS:
-Medical and Chirugical Society of Maryland, -Member and Past President of the Baltimore County Medical Association, Maryland -Member of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Excerpted from an article :
Elizabeth Brown Sherrill, 78, was family physician
July 16, 1996|By Sheridan Lyons | Sheridan Lyons,SUN STAFF Elizabeth Brown Sherrill, who made house calls on horseback as a country doctor in Cockeysville and later specialized in physical rehabilitation, will be remembered in a memorial service today.
Dr. Sherrill, 78, who died July 4 of Alzheimer's disease at the Pikesville Nursing and Convalescent Center, donated her body for medical research.
She was the first female family physician in Baltimore County, and made house calls until her retirement in 1983, said a son, Robert Cole Clement of Louisville, Kentucky.
* * * * * * * * * *
She was the first woman doctor for the Dulaney High School football team.
Her medical instruments and records were donated to the Baltimore Co. Medical Association. (Lutherville, Baltimore Co., MD)
Thomas "Tom" Cole Sherrill
Luella Miriam "Mimi" Sherrill, nee Brown
SIBLINGS:
Zebulon "Zeb" Vance Sherrill (Memorial #59729890)
Evelyn "Freelove" Sherrill Locke (Memorial #30451808)
Lillian Ora Sherrill Holland
SPOUSE: Robert Earl Clement
MARRIED: August 30,1954
CHILDREN:
Robert Cole Clement,1956-1998
Thomas Earl Clement, 1957
GRANDCHILDREN: Four
EDUCATION:
- University of Maryland (Undergraduate and Medical School)
- Woman's Hospital in Albany, NY
- Physical Medicine/Rehabilitation- Montebello State Hospital, Baltimore, Md.
MEMBERSHIPS:
-Medical and Chirugical Society of Maryland, -Member and Past President of the Baltimore County Medical Association, Maryland -Member of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Excerpted from an article :
Elizabeth Brown Sherrill, 78, was family physician
July 16, 1996|By Sheridan Lyons | Sheridan Lyons,SUN STAFF Elizabeth Brown Sherrill, who made house calls on horseback as a country doctor in Cockeysville and later specialized in physical rehabilitation, will be remembered in a memorial service today.
Dr. Sherrill, 78, who died July 4 of Alzheimer's disease at the Pikesville Nursing and Convalescent Center, donated her body for medical research.
She was the first female family physician in Baltimore County, and made house calls until her retirement in 1983, said a son, Robert Cole Clement of Louisville, Kentucky.
* * * * * * * * * *
She was the first woman doctor for the Dulaney High School football team.
Her medical instruments and records were donated to the Baltimore Co. Medical Association. (Lutherville, Baltimore Co., MD)
PARENTS:
Thomas "Tom" Cole Sherrill
Luella Miriam "Mimi" Sherrill, nee Brown
SIBLINGS:
Zebulon "Zeb" Vance Sherrill (Memorial #59729890)
Evelyn "Freelove" Sherrill Locke (Memorial #30451808)
Lillian Ora Sherrill Holland
SPOUSE: Robert Earl Clement
MARRIED: August 30,1954
CHILDREN:
Robert Cole Clement,1956-1998
Thomas Earl Clement, 1957
GRANDCHILDREN: Four
EDUCATION:
- University of Maryland (Undergraduate and Medical School)
- Woman's Hospital in Albany, NY
- Physical Medicine/Rehabilitation- Montebello State Hospital, Baltimore, Md.
MEMBERSHIPS:
-Medical and Chirugical Society of Maryland, -Member and Past President of the Baltimore County Medical Association, Maryland -Member of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Excerpted from an article :
Elizabeth Brown Sherrill, 78, was family physician
July 16, 1996|By Sheridan Lyons | Sheridan Lyons,SUN STAFF Elizabeth Brown Sherrill, who made house calls on horseback as a country doctor in Cockeysville and later specialized in physical rehabilitation, will be remembered in a memorial service today.
Dr. Sherrill, 78, who died July 4 of Alzheimer's disease at the Pikesville Nursing and Convalescent Center, donated her body for medical research.
She was the first female family physician in Baltimore County, and made house calls until her retirement in 1983, said a son, Robert Cole Clement of Louisville, Kentucky.
* * * * * * * * * *
She was the first woman doctor for the Dulaney High School football team.
Her medical instruments and records were donated to the Baltimore Co. Medical Association. (Lutherville, Baltimore Co., MD)
Thomas "Tom" Cole Sherrill
Luella Miriam "Mimi" Sherrill, nee Brown
SIBLINGS:
Zebulon "Zeb" Vance Sherrill (Memorial #59729890)
Evelyn "Freelove" Sherrill Locke (Memorial #30451808)
Lillian Ora Sherrill Holland
SPOUSE: Robert Earl Clement
MARRIED: August 30,1954
CHILDREN:
Robert Cole Clement,1956-1998
Thomas Earl Clement, 1957
GRANDCHILDREN: Four
EDUCATION:
- University of Maryland (Undergraduate and Medical School)
- Woman's Hospital in Albany, NY
- Physical Medicine/Rehabilitation- Montebello State Hospital, Baltimore, Md.
MEMBERSHIPS:
-Medical and Chirugical Society of Maryland, -Member and Past President of the Baltimore County Medical Association, Maryland -Member of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Excerpted from an article :
Elizabeth Brown Sherrill, 78, was family physician
July 16, 1996|By Sheridan Lyons | Sheridan Lyons,SUN STAFF Elizabeth Brown Sherrill, who made house calls on horseback as a country doctor in Cockeysville and later specialized in physical rehabilitation, will be remembered in a memorial service today.
Dr. Sherrill, 78, who died July 4 of Alzheimer's disease at the Pikesville Nursing and Convalescent Center, donated her body for medical research.
She was the first female family physician in Baltimore County, and made house calls until her retirement in 1983, said a son, Robert Cole Clement of Louisville, Kentucky.
* * * * * * * * * *
She was the first woman doctor for the Dulaney High School football team.
Her medical instruments and records were donated to the Baltimore Co. Medical Association. (Lutherville, Baltimore Co., MD)
Family Members
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Advertisement
