Dr. Charles Everette Watson was the son of Charles Brunswick and Mary E. (Hawes) Watson. He was the 1st husband of Dr. Mabelle (Spaulding) Watson Gilbert. They were members of the Cleveland Homoeopathic Medical Society, Cleveland, Ohio. and established the Conneaut General Hospital in 1902.
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Rochester Democrat & Chronicle
Rochester, NY
January 21, 1903
WATSON.--Dr. C. E. Everett Watson, formerly of Lima, Passes Away at Phoenix. Word was received yesterday by Charles Watson, of Lima, from Phoenix, Arizona, of the death of his son, Dr. C. Everett Watson, aged 27 years. Dr. Watson was formerly a resident of Lima, being educated at the Genesee Wesleyan Seminary. He went to Cleveland Medical College, where he graduated in 1896, with high honors. After leaving college, he established a practice at Conneaut, Ohio, where he and his wife, who is also a practicing physician, met with much success. He was a great sufferer of late with what was termed tuberculosis of the throat. Hoping to get relief, he gave up his practice last November and removed to Phoenix. Besides his wife, of Conneaut, Ohio, he is survived by his father and mother and one brother, Clayton, all of Lima. The remains will be brought east.
May 4, 2015
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Obituary
Rochester Democrat & Chronicle
Rochester, NY
January 21, 1903
WATSON.--Dr. C. E. Everett Watson, formerly of Lima, Passes Away at Phoenix. Word was received yesterday by Charles Watson, of Lima, from Phoenix, Arizona, of the death of his son, Dr. C. Everett Watson, aged 27 years. Dr. Watson was formerly a resident of Lima, being educated at the Genesee Wesleyan Seminary. He went to Cleveland Medical College, where he graduated in 1896, with high honors. After leaving college, he established a practice at Conneaut, Ohio, where he and his wife, who is also a practicing physician, met with much success. He was a great sufferer of late with what was termed tuberculosis of the throat. Hoping to get relief, he gave up his practice last November and removed to Phoenix. Besides his wife, of Conneaut, Ohio, he is survived by his father and mother and one brother, Clayton, all of Lima. The remains will be brought east.
Dr. Charles Everette Watson was the son of Charles Brunswick and Mary E. (Hawes) Watson. He was the 1st husband of Dr. Mabelle (Spaulding) Watson Gilbert. They were members of the Cleveland Homoeopathic Medical Society, Cleveland, Ohio. and established the Conneaut General Hospital in 1902.
May 4, 2015
info from Dave Backus (fag #47039629)
Obituary
Rochester Democrat & Chronicle
Rochester, NY
January 21, 1903
WATSON.--Dr. C. E. Everett Watson, formerly of Lima, Passes Away at Phoenix. Word was received yesterday by Charles Watson, of Lima, from Phoenix, Arizona, of the death of his son, Dr. C. Everett Watson, aged 27 years. Dr. Watson was formerly a resident of Lima, being educated at the Genesee Wesleyan Seminary. He went to Cleveland Medical College, where he graduated in 1896, with high honors. After leaving college, he established a practice at Conneaut, Ohio, where he and his wife, who is also a practicing physician, met with much success. He was a great sufferer of late with what was termed tuberculosis of the throat. Hoping to get relief, he gave up his practice last November and removed to Phoenix. Besides his wife, of Conneaut, Ohio, he is survived by his father and mother and one brother, Clayton, all of Lima. The remains will be brought east.
May 4, 2015
info from Dave Backus (fag #47039629)
Obituary
Rochester Democrat & Chronicle
Rochester, NY
January 21, 1903
WATSON.--Dr. C. E. Everett Watson, formerly of Lima, Passes Away at Phoenix. Word was received yesterday by Charles Watson, of Lima, from Phoenix, Arizona, of the death of his son, Dr. C. Everett Watson, aged 27 years. Dr. Watson was formerly a resident of Lima, being educated at the Genesee Wesleyan Seminary. He went to Cleveland Medical College, where he graduated in 1896, with high honors. After leaving college, he established a practice at Conneaut, Ohio, where he and his wife, who is also a practicing physician, met with much success. He was a great sufferer of late with what was termed tuberculosis of the throat. Hoping to get relief, he gave up his practice last November and removed to Phoenix. Besides his wife, of Conneaut, Ohio, he is survived by his father and mother and one brother, Clayton, all of Lima. The remains will be brought east.
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