Dr. William Elwood Broaddus is son of John Edward and Betty (Gayle) Broaddus. His general education was obtained in the schools of his birthplace and he afterward entered the University College of Medicine, whence he was graduated in dentistry in the class of 1900. Before coming to Richmond, he practiced for one year in Newport News, and upon establishing in Richmond, made his office at No. 303 East Grace street. He was widely known, acquired professional prestige of an enviable nature, and attended a large clientele. Dr. Broaddus fraternized with the Masonic order and the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, and was a communicant of the Baptist church.
He married, at Vontay, Hanover county, Virginia, December 30, 1902, Mary Massie Gray, daughter of William A. Gray and Adalaide (Irby) Gray.
He married, at Vontay, Hanover county, Virginia, December 30, 1902, Mary Massie Gray, daughter of William A. Gray and Adalaide (Irby) Gray.
Dr. William Elwood Broaddus is son of John Edward and Betty (Gayle) Broaddus. His general education was obtained in the schools of his birthplace and he afterward entered the University College of Medicine, whence he was graduated in dentistry in the class of 1900. Before coming to Richmond, he practiced for one year in Newport News, and upon establishing in Richmond, made his office at No. 303 East Grace street. He was widely known, acquired professional prestige of an enviable nature, and attended a large clientele. Dr. Broaddus fraternized with the Masonic order and the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, and was a communicant of the Baptist church.
He married, at Vontay, Hanover county, Virginia, December 30, 1902, Mary Massie Gray, daughter of William A. Gray and Adalaide (Irby) Gray.
He married, at Vontay, Hanover county, Virginia, December 30, 1902, Mary Massie Gray, daughter of William A. Gray and Adalaide (Irby) Gray.
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