From Stephen F. Austin State University
Early Physicians of Chambers County, Texas, January 2014.
Dr. Raymond was married second to Miss Susan Irene LaFour on August 4, 1881 at Wallisville, Texas. She was a daughter of Joseph and Martha (Barrow) LaFour. The Raymonds were the parents of ten children: Mabel, Virginia, Eugenia Underwood, Stella Irene, Mary Jane (May), LaFour Landry, Ruby, Esther Louise, Mildred Searle and Julian Erskine.....It is not known how long John U. Raymond and his family lived in Wallisville, but they appear to have moved to California sometime around late 1887. A Dr. John Underwood Raymond graduated from Howard University's Medical School in 1888. The Raymonds were living in Cedarvale, California in May 1893, when their daughter Ruby was born. By October of that same year, how-ever, Dr. Raymond accepted a position with the medical division of the United States Pension Bureau and the family was living in Washington, D.C. They made their home at 1224 Euclid in the northwest quadrant of the city.
Dr. Raymond passed away there in May 1914. His wife, Susan Irene, lived on another twenty-four years, passing away on March 3, 1938.
Early Physicians of Chambers County, Texas, January 2014.
Dr. Raymond was married second to Miss Susan Irene LaFour on August 4, 1881 at Wallisville, Texas. She was a daughter of Joseph and Martha (Barrow) LaFour. The Raymonds were the parents of ten children: Mabel, Virginia, Eugenia Underwood, Stella Irene, Mary Jane (May), LaFour Landry, Ruby, Esther Louise, Mildred Searle and Julian Erskine.....It is not known how long John U. Raymond and his family lived in Wallisville, but they appear to have moved to California sometime around late 1887. A Dr. John Underwood Raymond graduated from Howard University's Medical School in 1888. The Raymonds were living in Cedarvale, California in May 1893, when their daughter Ruby was born. By October of that same year, how-ever, Dr. Raymond accepted a position with the medical division of the United States Pension Bureau and the family was living in Washington, D.C. They made their home at 1224 Euclid in the northwest quadrant of the city.
Dr. Raymond passed away there in May 1914. His wife, Susan Irene, lived on another twenty-four years, passing away on March 3, 1938.
From Stephen F. Austin State University
Early Physicians of Chambers County, Texas, January 2014.
Dr. Raymond was married second to Miss Susan Irene LaFour on August 4, 1881 at Wallisville, Texas. She was a daughter of Joseph and Martha (Barrow) LaFour. The Raymonds were the parents of ten children: Mabel, Virginia, Eugenia Underwood, Stella Irene, Mary Jane (May), LaFour Landry, Ruby, Esther Louise, Mildred Searle and Julian Erskine.....It is not known how long John U. Raymond and his family lived in Wallisville, but they appear to have moved to California sometime around late 1887. A Dr. John Underwood Raymond graduated from Howard University's Medical School in 1888. The Raymonds were living in Cedarvale, California in May 1893, when their daughter Ruby was born. By October of that same year, how-ever, Dr. Raymond accepted a position with the medical division of the United States Pension Bureau and the family was living in Washington, D.C. They made their home at 1224 Euclid in the northwest quadrant of the city.
Dr. Raymond passed away there in May 1914. His wife, Susan Irene, lived on another twenty-four years, passing away on March 3, 1938.
Early Physicians of Chambers County, Texas, January 2014.
Dr. Raymond was married second to Miss Susan Irene LaFour on August 4, 1881 at Wallisville, Texas. She was a daughter of Joseph and Martha (Barrow) LaFour. The Raymonds were the parents of ten children: Mabel, Virginia, Eugenia Underwood, Stella Irene, Mary Jane (May), LaFour Landry, Ruby, Esther Louise, Mildred Searle and Julian Erskine.....It is not known how long John U. Raymond and his family lived in Wallisville, but they appear to have moved to California sometime around late 1887. A Dr. John Underwood Raymond graduated from Howard University's Medical School in 1888. The Raymonds were living in Cedarvale, California in May 1893, when their daughter Ruby was born. By October of that same year, how-ever, Dr. Raymond accepted a position with the medical division of the United States Pension Bureau and the family was living in Washington, D.C. They made their home at 1224 Euclid in the northwest quadrant of the city.
Dr. Raymond passed away there in May 1914. His wife, Susan Irene, lived on another twenty-four years, passing away on March 3, 1938.
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