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William Pugh, a native of South Carolina, settled in Richmond, in 1818, and soon after removed to Salisbury, where he studied medicine with Dr. Ithamar Warner, and returned to Richmond, where he was in practice with Dr. Warner until 1824. He then removed to Centerville, and continued the practice of his profession until his decease, in 1829, aged 33. His son, John E. Pugh, is a druggist in Centerville, and is said to be the first person born in town. from the history of Wayne county Page 192
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William Pugh, a native of South Carolina, settled in Richmond, in 1818, and soon after removed to Salisbury, where he studied medicine with Dr. Ithamar Warner, and returned to Richmond, where he was in practice with Dr. Warner until 1824. He then removed to Centerville, and continued the practice of his profession until his decease, in 1829, aged 33. His son, John E. Pugh, is a druggist in Centerville, and is said to be the first person born in town. from the history of Wayne county Page 192
Information courtesy of Ryan Wadleigh.
For more information go to http://www.ryanwadleigh.com
William Pugh, a native of South Carolina, settled in Richmond, in 1818, and soon after removed to Salisbury, where he studied medicine with Dr. Ithamar Warner, and returned to Richmond, where he was in practice with Dr. Warner until 1824. He then removed to Centerville, and continued the practice of his profession until his decease, in 1829, aged 33. His son, John E. Pugh, is a druggist in Centerville, and is said to be the first person born in town. from the history of Wayne county Page 192
For more information go to http://www.ryanwadleigh.com
William Pugh, a native of South Carolina, settled in Richmond, in 1818, and soon after removed to Salisbury, where he studied medicine with Dr. Ithamar Warner, and returned to Richmond, where he was in practice with Dr. Warner until 1824. He then removed to Centerville, and continued the practice of his profession until his decease, in 1829, aged 33. His son, John E. Pugh, is a druggist in Centerville, and is said to be the first person born in town. from the history of Wayne county Page 192
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Information taken from book entitled "Poems and Sketches" by George P. Emswiler dated 1897
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