The son of Dr. Beverley Randolph Wellford and Mary A. Wellford wed to Emmeline Madison Tabb. A Confederate Surgeon, he practiced at Robertson Hospital under Sally Tompkins. He became Emeritus Professor of Diseases of Women and Children at The Medical College of Virginia.
"He was a man of mark, a most earnest and conscientious physician, a man of most versitile cultivation, and with a memory so retentive of what he read that he was a veritable encyclopedia on almost every subject and an accomplished conversationalist and most charming companion."
Two reliable sources give his DOD as January 1.
"He was a man of mark, a most earnest and conscientious physician, a man of most versitile cultivation, and with a memory so retentive of what he read that he was a veritable encyclopedia on almost every subject and an accomplished conversationalist and most charming companion."
Two reliable sources give his DOD as January 1.
The son of Dr. Beverley Randolph Wellford and Mary A. Wellford wed to Emmeline Madison Tabb. A Confederate Surgeon, he practiced at Robertson Hospital under Sally Tompkins. He became Emeritus Professor of Diseases of Women and Children at The Medical College of Virginia.
"He was a man of mark, a most earnest and conscientious physician, a man of most versitile cultivation, and with a memory so retentive of what he read that he was a veritable encyclopedia on almost every subject and an accomplished conversationalist and most charming companion."
Two reliable sources give his DOD as January 1.
"He was a man of mark, a most earnest and conscientious physician, a man of most versitile cultivation, and with a memory so retentive of what he read that he was a veritable encyclopedia on almost every subject and an accomplished conversationalist and most charming companion."
Two reliable sources give his DOD as January 1.
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