He was an 1890 graduate of Vanderbilt University and did post graduate study at the Pulte Medical College in Cincinnati and at the New York Lying-in Hospital, and like his father, grandfather and great-grandfather before him, was a physician. Dr. W.H. Burritt willed his house and the surrounding woodlands to the City of Huntsville, Alabama to form its first museum and second largest public park, Burritt on the Mountain.
He was an 1890 graduate of Vanderbilt University and did post graduate study at the Pulte Medical College in Cincinnati and at the New York Lying-in Hospital, and like his father, grandfather and great-grandfather before him, was a physician. Dr. W.H. Burritt willed his house and the surrounding woodlands to the City of Huntsville, Alabama to form its first museum and second largest public park, Burritt on the Mountain.
Family Members
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Amatus Robbins Burritt
1833–1876
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Mary King Robinson Burritt
1844–1920
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Pearl Budd Johnson Burritt
1871–1898 (m. 1892)
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Josephine Taylor Hazard Burritt
1856–1933 (m. 1900)
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Alta Jacks Burritt
1891–1966 (m. 1937)
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Carrie Boardman Burritt Matthews
1867–1903
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