bilbrey, felix h
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Felix H. Bilbrey
- Record count
- 8
- Sources
- bio_goodspeed_1888,life_events
- Places seen
- Metropolis, Ill.; Nashville, Tenn.; Overton County, Tenn.; Putnam County, Tenn.; Stoddard County; Stoddard County, Mo.; Tennessee
- First event date
- 1841-08-10
- Last event date
- 1881
Timeline — 7 events
- 1841-08-10 Overton County, Tenn.. Born in Overton County, Tenn., August 10, 1841, son of Bynom and Ann (O'Neal) Bilbrey, who were born in the same county and State as Felix H Co-mentioned: Bynom Bilbrey; Ann O'Neal Bilbrey. Quote: "Felix H. Bilbrey, M. D., was born in Overton County, Tenn., August 10, 1841, an…
- 1866 Tennessee. Married in Tennessee in 1866 to Mary Ann Guley, a daughter of Alfred Guley Co-mentioned: Mary Ann Guley. Quote: "He was married in Tennessee, in 1866, to Mary Ann Guley, a daughter of Alfred Guley"
- 1868 Metropolis, Ill.. In 1868 moved to Metropolis, Ill., and clerked in a drug store two years; then resumed the study of medicine at Unionville, Ill., where he practiced three years Quote: "He moved to Metropolis, Ill., in 1868, and clerked in a drug store two years"
- 1881 Nashville, Tenn.. Went to Nashville, Tenn., and took lectures during the winters of 1878 and 1879, graduating there in the spring of 1881 Quote: "then went to Nashville, Tenn., and during the winters of 1878 and 1879, took lectures, graduating there in the spring of 1881"
- (undated) Six children: Rufus L., Lenora, Franklin G., Joseph, Jennie and Burton Co-mentioned: Mary Ann Guley; Rufus L. Bilbrey; Lenora Bilbrey; Franklin G. Bilbrey; Joseph Bilbrey; Jennie Bilbrey; Burton Bilbrey. Quote: "They have six children: Rufus L., Lenora, Franklin G., Joseph, Jennie and Burton"
- (undated) Stoddard County, Mo.. After graduation returned to Unionville, Ill., resided there until latter year, then moved to Missouri and located in Stoddard County, continuing the practice of his profession up to the present time Quote: "then moved to Missouri and located in Stoddard County, where he has co…
- (undated) Putnam County, Tenn.. After reaching man's estate began the study of medicine under Dr. Hood and remained with him about one year; then practiced one year, but ill health compelled him to give up his profession for three years Quote: "began the study of medicine under Dr. Hood, and after reaching ma…
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