Northern Alabama, historical and . rtha L. M. Strudwick. He died in MarengoCounty, in 185^. He was a gifted and talentedgentleman, and, if he had been with the politicalmajority, his laudable ambition would undoubt-edly have been fully gratified. ELISHA YOUNG. M. son of the late ElishaYoung. lawyiT. planter and politician, was bornin Hale County. April i, 1837, and waseducated at Greene Springs. He began the studyof medicine at Deniopolis. in with Drs. Asheand Ruffin, and was graduated from the .TefTersonMedical College of Philadelphia in 18)!. He beganpractice
Northern Alabama, historical and . rtha L. M. Strudwick. He died in MarengoCounty, in 185^. He was a gifted and talentedgentleman, and, if he had been with the politicalmajority, his laudable ambition would undoubt-edly have been fully gratified. ELISHA YOUNG. M. son of the late ElishaYoung. lawyiT. planter and politician, was bornin Hale County. April i, 1837, and waseducated at Greene Springs. He began the studyof medicine at Deniopolis. in with Drs. Asheand Ruffin, and was graduated from the .TefTersonMedical College of Philadelphia in 18)!. He beganpractice in Washington County. Miss., whence hecame into Hale County at the end of about oneyear thereafter. Here he was married, Februaryli, 18G1, to Miss Anna Eliza Tutwiler. seconddaughter of Prof. Henry Tutwiler, the distin-guished educator of Greene Springs. The Doctor first established himself near New-bern. this county. In lsCi->. he entered the armyat Fort Morgan as surgeon, and remained in thatposition until the capture of the Fort. After re-. e - -jT^-n^c^t^^ NORTHERN ALABAMA. 567 lease from the enemys prison he was assigned tohospital duty at Mobile, where he remained aboutsix months. After leaving tlie service he movedto (Jreensboro, where he lias since enjoyed a lucra-tive practice in his profession. He is a member of the State and County Medi-cal Societies, and is recognized as a physician ofthe first rank. His wife died at Greensboro,August II, 1SS7. The children born to them wereeight, of whom are living four daughters and twosons. The family belong to the PresbyterianOhurch, and the Doctor is a member of the Ma-sonic fraternity. RICHARD INGE. M. D., Physician and Sur-geon. (Ireensboro. was born in Greene County,this State, January 18, 1851. He was educated atthe Southern University; studied medicine at, andwas graduated from the University of Virginia,July, 1870; also was graduated in medicine fromthe University of New York in February, , 187;5, he began th
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