From: Portrait and Biographical record of the State of Colorado, 1899
W. CAREY ALLEN, M. D., one of the foremost of the homeopathic physicians of Colorado Springs, and former president of the State Homeopathic Medical Society and professor of aurificial surgery in the Denver Homeopathic Medical College, is a descendant of the Revolutionary family whose most distinguished representative was Ethan Allen. His grandfather, who was a native of Vermont, spent some years in New York, then went back to the Green Mountain State and finally returned to New York State, where he died.
W. CAREY ALLEN, M. D., one of the foremost of the homeopathic physicians of Colorado Springs, and former president of the State Homeopathic Medical Society and professor of aurificial surgery in the Denver Homeopathic Medical College, is a descendant of the Revolutionary family whose most distinguished representative was Ethan Allen. His grandfather, who was a native of Vermont, spent some years in New York, then went back to the Green Mountain State and finally returned to New York State, where he died.
From: Portrait and Biographical record of the State of Colorado, 1899
W. CAREY ALLEN, M. D., one of the foremost of the homeopathic physicians of Colorado Springs, and former president of the State Homeopathic Medical Society and professor of aurificial surgery in the Denver Homeopathic Medical College, is a descendant of the Revolutionary family whose most distinguished representative was Ethan Allen. His grandfather, who was a native of Vermont, spent some years in New York, then went back to the Green Mountain State and finally returned to New York State, where he died.
W. CAREY ALLEN, M. D., one of the foremost of the homeopathic physicians of Colorado Springs, and former president of the State Homeopathic Medical Society and professor of aurificial surgery in the Denver Homeopathic Medical College, is a descendant of the Revolutionary family whose most distinguished representative was Ethan Allen. His grandfather, who was a native of Vermont, spent some years in New York, then went back to the Green Mountain State and finally returned to New York State, where he died.
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