The memorial history of Hartford County, Connecticut, 1633-1884; . ther had been a surgeon in the English navy, but resignedhis position and purchased a large plantation in Georgia, upon whichhe passed the rest of his life. The son was sent North, at the age ofseven years, to be educated, and afterward returned home for onlybrief and occasional visits. He was graduated from Union Collegein 1830; he studied medicine in Baltimore, and began practice inAlbany, New York, where he remained only three years; then, his wife,formerly IVIiss Louise Bloodgood, having died, he went to Europe forfurther s
The memorial history of Hartford County, Connecticut, 1633-1884; . ther had been a surgeon in the English navy, but resignedhis position and purchased a large plantation in Georgia, upon whichhe passed the rest of his life. The son was sent North, at the age ofseven years, to be educated, and afterward returned home for onlybrief and occasional visits. He was graduated from Union Collegein 1830; he studied medicine in Baltimore, and began practice inAlbany, New York, where he remained only three years; then, his wife,formerly IVIiss Louise Bloodgood, having died, he went to Europe forfurther study. There he spent four years, mostly in Paris, giving histime largely to the study of surgery under the direction of the mostskilful surgeons of Europe. On his return home he began the prac-tice of medicine in Hartford. Dr. Grants thorough training and hisskill in surgery very soon gave him a prominent position in tlie medi-cal profession. His practice extended throughout all the surroundingregion, and he was frequently called from a distance for consultation. 4- ??m^-- • mmm fcyAS Riii^s
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