Cause of death - Paralysis.
Occupations - Physician; Teacher.
Ebenezer married
1] in 1802
Mary HALL
They were the parents of;
Louisa, Brooks Holyoke, Mary Eliza,
Margarette Barker, Catherine, Samuel.
2] on 28 September 1814
Catharine Symonds PERKINS
They were the parents of;
Ebenezer, Catherine Crosby Perkins,
Edward Augustus, Hannah Brooks,
Lucy Ann, Elisabeth Trowbridge.
Son of Thomas LERNED and Hannah BROOKS.
BIOGRAPHY - Charles Chase Lord:
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Ebenezer graduated from Harvard in 1787; and from Dartmouth Medical School.
Deciding to pursue the profession of medicine, he studied with Doctor E. A. Holyoke and attended medical lectures at Hanover in New Hampshire. He began practice at Leominster in Massachusetts, where he also taught school.
Not finding sufficient medical patronage, he came to Hopkinton in the early 1800's, where he became successful in his medical practice.
He attained professional prosperity, and became identified in various enterprises looking to the welfare of the town and state.
He gave a great deal of attention to agriculture, and was a promoter of early attempts at improved culture.
He encouraged agricultural exhibitions, one or more being held on his premises.
He was the first president of the Merrimack County Agricultural Society.
Doctor Lerned was liberally disposed to the cause of education. He was the virtual founder of Hopkinton Academy in 1827.
In his will he left bequests to social causes.
He received the degree 'Doctor of Medicine' from Dartmouth College, and was the first delegate from the New Hampshire Medical Society to that institution.
In his chosen profession, he was distinguished; he was the first liberally educated physician in Hopkinton, New Hampshire.
Occupations - Physician; Teacher.
Ebenezer married
1] in 1802
Mary HALL
They were the parents of;
Louisa, Brooks Holyoke, Mary Eliza,
Margarette Barker, Catherine, Samuel.
2] on 28 September 1814
Catharine Symonds PERKINS
They were the parents of;
Ebenezer, Catherine Crosby Perkins,
Edward Augustus, Hannah Brooks,
Lucy Ann, Elisabeth Trowbridge.
Son of Thomas LERNED and Hannah BROOKS.
BIOGRAPHY - Charles Chase Lord:
***************************
Ebenezer graduated from Harvard in 1787; and from Dartmouth Medical School.
Deciding to pursue the profession of medicine, he studied with Doctor E. A. Holyoke and attended medical lectures at Hanover in New Hampshire. He began practice at Leominster in Massachusetts, where he also taught school.
Not finding sufficient medical patronage, he came to Hopkinton in the early 1800's, where he became successful in his medical practice.
He attained professional prosperity, and became identified in various enterprises looking to the welfare of the town and state.
He gave a great deal of attention to agriculture, and was a promoter of early attempts at improved culture.
He encouraged agricultural exhibitions, one or more being held on his premises.
He was the first president of the Merrimack County Agricultural Society.
Doctor Lerned was liberally disposed to the cause of education. He was the virtual founder of Hopkinton Academy in 1827.
In his will he left bequests to social causes.
He received the degree 'Doctor of Medicine' from Dartmouth College, and was the first delegate from the New Hampshire Medical Society to that institution.
In his chosen profession, he was distinguished; he was the first liberally educated physician in Hopkinton, New Hampshire.
Cause of death - Paralysis.
Occupations - Physician; Teacher.
Ebenezer married
1] in 1802
Mary HALL
They were the parents of;
Louisa, Brooks Holyoke, Mary Eliza,
Margarette Barker, Catherine, Samuel.
2] on 28 September 1814
Catharine Symonds PERKINS
They were the parents of;
Ebenezer, Catherine Crosby Perkins,
Edward Augustus, Hannah Brooks,
Lucy Ann, Elisabeth Trowbridge.
Son of Thomas LERNED and Hannah BROOKS.
BIOGRAPHY - Charles Chase Lord:
***************************
Ebenezer graduated from Harvard in 1787; and from Dartmouth Medical School.
Deciding to pursue the profession of medicine, he studied with Doctor E. A. Holyoke and attended medical lectures at Hanover in New Hampshire. He began practice at Leominster in Massachusetts, where he also taught school.
Not finding sufficient medical patronage, he came to Hopkinton in the early 1800's, where he became successful in his medical practice.
He attained professional prosperity, and became identified in various enterprises looking to the welfare of the town and state.
He gave a great deal of attention to agriculture, and was a promoter of early attempts at improved culture.
He encouraged agricultural exhibitions, one or more being held on his premises.
He was the first president of the Merrimack County Agricultural Society.
Doctor Lerned was liberally disposed to the cause of education. He was the virtual founder of Hopkinton Academy in 1827.
In his will he left bequests to social causes.
He received the degree 'Doctor of Medicine' from Dartmouth College, and was the first delegate from the New Hampshire Medical Society to that institution.
In his chosen profession, he was distinguished; he was the first liberally educated physician in Hopkinton, New Hampshire.
Occupations - Physician; Teacher.
Ebenezer married
1] in 1802
Mary HALL
They were the parents of;
Louisa, Brooks Holyoke, Mary Eliza,
Margarette Barker, Catherine, Samuel.
2] on 28 September 1814
Catharine Symonds PERKINS
They were the parents of;
Ebenezer, Catherine Crosby Perkins,
Edward Augustus, Hannah Brooks,
Lucy Ann, Elisabeth Trowbridge.
Son of Thomas LERNED and Hannah BROOKS.
BIOGRAPHY - Charles Chase Lord:
***************************
Ebenezer graduated from Harvard in 1787; and from Dartmouth Medical School.
Deciding to pursue the profession of medicine, he studied with Doctor E. A. Holyoke and attended medical lectures at Hanover in New Hampshire. He began practice at Leominster in Massachusetts, where he also taught school.
Not finding sufficient medical patronage, he came to Hopkinton in the early 1800's, where he became successful in his medical practice.
He attained professional prosperity, and became identified in various enterprises looking to the welfare of the town and state.
He gave a great deal of attention to agriculture, and was a promoter of early attempts at improved culture.
He encouraged agricultural exhibitions, one or more being held on his premises.
He was the first president of the Merrimack County Agricultural Society.
Doctor Lerned was liberally disposed to the cause of education. He was the virtual founder of Hopkinton Academy in 1827.
In his will he left bequests to social causes.
He received the degree 'Doctor of Medicine' from Dartmouth College, and was the first delegate from the New Hampshire Medical Society to that institution.
In his chosen profession, he was distinguished; he was the first liberally educated physician in Hopkinton, New Hampshire.
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EBENEZER LERNED 'M.D.'
died October 6, 1831
age 69 years
his wife
MARY H. LERNED
died November 22, 1813
age 32 years
his wife
CATHARINE S. PERKINS LERNED
died September 30, 1869
age 84 years
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