Wife: Sarah A Watson
(married on 10/1/1834)
Child:
Cornelius (25 Sept 1835-1835, South Windsor, CT)
Occupation: physician (received MD from Yale College Medical School in 1828)
His name appears in the Roll of Honor of surgeons in the late war, in Yale Catalogue for 1866
Began practice in South Windsor, CT about 1828, moved to Chicago, IL in 1863, and then to St. Charles in May 1875
(some info contributed by family member Sandy Weekes)
In 1828, admitted to be a "freeman" of the State of Conn., in the town of Torrington, when he was sworn, after the Declaration of Independence of the US (town record)
(married on 10/1/1834)
Child:
Cornelius (25 Sept 1835-1835, South Windsor, CT)
Occupation: physician (received MD from Yale College Medical School in 1828)
His name appears in the Roll of Honor of surgeons in the late war, in Yale Catalogue for 1866
Began practice in South Windsor, CT about 1828, moved to Chicago, IL in 1863, and then to St. Charles in May 1875
(some info contributed by family member Sandy Weekes)
In 1828, admitted to be a "freeman" of the State of Conn., in the town of Torrington, when he was sworn, after the Declaration of Independence of the US (town record)
Wife: Sarah A Watson
(married on 10/1/1834)
Child:
Cornelius (25 Sept 1835-1835, South Windsor, CT)
Occupation: physician (received MD from Yale College Medical School in 1828)
His name appears in the Roll of Honor of surgeons in the late war, in Yale Catalogue for 1866
Began practice in South Windsor, CT about 1828, moved to Chicago, IL in 1863, and then to St. Charles in May 1875
(some info contributed by family member Sandy Weekes)
In 1828, admitted to be a "freeman" of the State of Conn., in the town of Torrington, when he was sworn, after the Declaration of Independence of the US (town record)
(married on 10/1/1834)
Child:
Cornelius (25 Sept 1835-1835, South Windsor, CT)
Occupation: physician (received MD from Yale College Medical School in 1828)
His name appears in the Roll of Honor of surgeons in the late war, in Yale Catalogue for 1866
Began practice in South Windsor, CT about 1828, moved to Chicago, IL in 1863, and then to St. Charles in May 1875
(some info contributed by family member Sandy Weekes)
In 1828, admitted to be a "freeman" of the State of Conn., in the town of Torrington, when he was sworn, after the Declaration of Independence of the US (town record)
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