Son of Henry C. Yerwood and Agnes Hyder.
He was a
Medical Doctor.
Cause of death: Cardiac collapse
Charles Yerwood was born in Austin, Texas, son of Henry C. Yerwood and Agnes Hyder. He was a 1902 graduate from the teacher training department at Samuel Huston College. He hearned his medical degree from Meharry Medical School in Nashville, Tennessee in 1907. He first opened his practice in Indian Territory in Oklahoma. He later practiced in Gonzales, Texas and in Austin, Texas. He was the father of two women who went on to become notable physicians in Texas and Connecticut.
He was a
Medical Doctor.
Cause of death: Cardiac collapse
Charles Yerwood was born in Austin, Texas, son of Henry C. Yerwood and Agnes Hyder. He was a 1902 graduate from the teacher training department at Samuel Huston College. He hearned his medical degree from Meharry Medical School in Nashville, Tennessee in 1907. He first opened his practice in Indian Territory in Oklahoma. He later practiced in Gonzales, Texas and in Austin, Texas. He was the father of two women who went on to become notable physicians in Texas and Connecticut.
Son of Henry C. Yerwood and Agnes Hyder.
He was a
Medical Doctor.
Cause of death: Cardiac collapse
Charles Yerwood was born in Austin, Texas, son of Henry C. Yerwood and Agnes Hyder. He was a 1902 graduate from the teacher training department at Samuel Huston College. He hearned his medical degree from Meharry Medical School in Nashville, Tennessee in 1907. He first opened his practice in Indian Territory in Oklahoma. He later practiced in Gonzales, Texas and in Austin, Texas. He was the father of two women who went on to become notable physicians in Texas and Connecticut.
He was a
Medical Doctor.
Cause of death: Cardiac collapse
Charles Yerwood was born in Austin, Texas, son of Henry C. Yerwood and Agnes Hyder. He was a 1902 graduate from the teacher training department at Samuel Huston College. He hearned his medical degree from Meharry Medical School in Nashville, Tennessee in 1907. He first opened his practice in Indian Territory in Oklahoma. He later practiced in Gonzales, Texas and in Austin, Texas. He was the father of two women who went on to become notable physicians in Texas and Connecticut.
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Burial 12 22 1940
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