His WWI draft registration, completed in Jan 1918, shows him to be a resident of Bradford County Florida by this time.
According to his granddaughter Mary Agnes Goldwire, Dr Middleton paid for his medical schooling with the proceeds from selling a cow left to him by his father.
In 1953 the city of Stark proclaimed January 30th to be Dr. Middleton Day, in honor of his 50 years of "unselfish service to the citizens of Bradford County Florida".
According to his granddaughter Mary Agnes Goldwire, Dr Middleton paid for his medical schooling with the proceeds from selling a cow left to him by his father.
In 1953 the city of Stark proclaimed January 30th to be Dr. Middleton Day, in honor of his 50 years of "unselfish service to the citizens of Bradford County Florida".
His WWI draft registration, completed in Jan 1918, shows him to be a resident of Bradford County Florida by this time.
According to his granddaughter Mary Agnes Goldwire, Dr Middleton paid for his medical schooling with the proceeds from selling a cow left to him by his father.
In 1953 the city of Stark proclaimed January 30th to be Dr. Middleton Day, in honor of his 50 years of "unselfish service to the citizens of Bradford County Florida".
According to his granddaughter Mary Agnes Goldwire, Dr Middleton paid for his medical schooling with the proceeds from selling a cow left to him by his father.
In 1953 the city of Stark proclaimed January 30th to be Dr. Middleton Day, in honor of his 50 years of "unselfish service to the citizens of Bradford County Florida".
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