in Grand Rapids, returned to Alpena to enter practice and remained there for some time, associated with his brother, the
late Dr. Byron Deadman. He married Agnes Braun in Baraboo, and eventually rose to hold many important positions including that of Wisconsin state veterinarian. He had served on the city council of Madison. Dr. Deadman was a member of the Masons, Elks, Odd Fellows and of Rotary. The widow and two sons. Byron of Green Bay, and Charles of Madison, survive. Dr. Deadman was the son of the late Dr. and Mrs. William H. Deadman. A brother, Richard H. Deadman. state representative, lives in Alpena.
in Grand Rapids, returned to Alpena to enter practice and remained there for some time, associated with his brother, the
late Dr. Byron Deadman. He married Agnes Braun in Baraboo, and eventually rose to hold many important positions including that of Wisconsin state veterinarian. He had served on the city council of Madison. Dr. Deadman was a member of the Masons, Elks, Odd Fellows and of Rotary. The widow and two sons. Byron of Green Bay, and Charles of Madison, survive. Dr. Deadman was the son of the late Dr. and Mrs. William H. Deadman. A brother, Richard H. Deadman. state representative, lives in Alpena.
Family Members
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Jacob Isaac Deadman
1855–1930
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William Phineas Deadman
1856–1929
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Elizabeth Ann Deadman Ellwood
1859–1894
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Dr Angus Augustus Wallace Deadman
1863–1924
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DVS Ponsinby Austin Deadman
1865–1906
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Dr John Flanigan Deadman
1867–1932
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Johanna Emily Deadman Johnson
1867–1933
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DVS Byron Bruce Deadman VI
1870–1911
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Richard Hector Deadman
1872–1962
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