James Peter Boyd ~ Marie A. Partridge

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James Peter Boyd ~ Marie A. Partridge

Akron, Summit Co; Ohio

James Peter Boyd, Physician; born Wimbleclon, England Dec. 9, 1850; son
of James Boyd and Mary Ann (Ruel) Boyd; educated: Union School, Jamestown, N.Y.; Ann Arbor, Mich. College degrees: Ph. C.; M.D. Married, Marie A. Partridge, March 20, 1879. Spent one year in the Long Island College Hospital, Brooklyn, N.Y. Removed to Akron, Summit Co; Ohio in Sept of 1876 Socs. and clubs: Masonic Orders; Am. Med. Assn.; State Med. Assn.: District Med. Soc.; County Soc.; Cleveland Acad. of Med.; St. Paul's Church; Home address: W. Market St., Akron, Summit Co; Ohio

Source: The Ohio blue book or who's who in the Buckeye state : a
cyclopedia of biography of men and women of Ohio by Charles Summer Van
Tassel- Toledo, Ohio : C. S. Van Tassel, 1917

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