Son of William Duncan Litsinger and Amelia Caroline Hawkins, Husband of Frances Cordelia Childs.
The death in Baltimore last week of Dr. Glenn Mitchell Litsinger, son of the Rev. W. D. Litsinger, of the M. P. church and brother of Dr. Vernon Litsinger, of Farnham, and the Rev. Stanley Litsinger of Urbanna, saddened the hearts of many who knew and loved the Litsinger family here. Dr. Sitsinger was on the faculty of both Mercy Hospital and University of Maryland and prominent in Medical circles. Death came to the beloved young physician from overwork in his profession. according to the Baltimore Sun's report.
Northern Neck News, Jan. 4, 1918 issue
The death in Baltimore last week of Dr. Glenn Mitchell Litsinger, son of the Rev. W. D. Litsinger, of the M. P. church and brother of Dr. Vernon Litsinger, of Farnham, and the Rev. Stanley Litsinger of Urbanna, saddened the hearts of many who knew and loved the Litsinger family here. Dr. Sitsinger was on the faculty of both Mercy Hospital and University of Maryland and prominent in Medical circles. Death came to the beloved young physician from overwork in his profession. according to the Baltimore Sun's report.
Northern Neck News, Jan. 4, 1918 issue
Son of William Duncan Litsinger and Amelia Caroline Hawkins, Husband of Frances Cordelia Childs.
The death in Baltimore last week of Dr. Glenn Mitchell Litsinger, son of the Rev. W. D. Litsinger, of the M. P. church and brother of Dr. Vernon Litsinger, of Farnham, and the Rev. Stanley Litsinger of Urbanna, saddened the hearts of many who knew and loved the Litsinger family here. Dr. Sitsinger was on the faculty of both Mercy Hospital and University of Maryland and prominent in Medical circles. Death came to the beloved young physician from overwork in his profession. according to the Baltimore Sun's report.
Northern Neck News, Jan. 4, 1918 issue
The death in Baltimore last week of Dr. Glenn Mitchell Litsinger, son of the Rev. W. D. Litsinger, of the M. P. church and brother of Dr. Vernon Litsinger, of Farnham, and the Rev. Stanley Litsinger of Urbanna, saddened the hearts of many who knew and loved the Litsinger family here. Dr. Sitsinger was on the faculty of both Mercy Hospital and University of Maryland and prominent in Medical circles. Death came to the beloved young physician from overwork in his profession. according to the Baltimore Sun's report.
Northern Neck News, Jan. 4, 1918 issue
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