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Harris: A distinguished medical career and a near career ender
Leonard W. and Jane Harris, according to one family historian, had eleven children. Until recently the seven known children appeared to make that a case of wishful thinking. The discovery of a “new” sibling suggested that there might be more. … Continue reading
Posted in Harris, homoeopathy, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island
Tagged Charles L. Blood, homoeopathy, Jane Kenneston, Jerome T. Harris, Leonard D. Harris
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