Historical records matching Dr. Samuel Francis Shaw, M.D.
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About Dr. Samuel Francis Shaw, M.D.
- Title History of the Town of Plainfield, Hampshire County, Mass: From Its Settlement to 1891, Including a Genealogical History of Twenty Three of the Original Settlers and Their Descendants, with Anecdotes and Sketches
- Author Charles Newell Dyer
- Publisher Press of Gazette printing Company, 1891
- Original from Harvard University
- Digitized Sep 1, 2006
- Length 187 pages
Page 92
Samuel Francis Shaw, son of Dr. Samuel, was born at Plainfield, Sept. 7, 1833. He was fitted for college at the Northampton Collegiate Institute. Entered Williams College in 1852, and was graduated in 1855. After graduation he remained at home four years, studying medicine with his father and making collections of native plants and birds. He studied medicine at the College of Physicians and Surgeons in New York, graduating in 1802. A few months later he entered the navy as assistant surgeon. During his service of nineteen years he made many long voyages, visiting the West Indies, the Azores, Peru, Sitka, China, Japan and Siberia. He married Oct. 27, 1877, Adelaide Roberts, daughter of Edward Roberts, Esq., of Philadelphia, and sister of the well-known artist, Howard Roberts, whose statue of Fulton is in the Capitol at Washington. After spending a year with his wife in traveling through Europe, he resigned his surgeon's commission and settled in Philadelphia. He died at his home 1909 Walnut St., Dec. 7, 1884. Dr. Shaw was a man of commanding presence. His tall and well proportioned figure, over six feet in height, together with a handsome face which was lighted up by a pair of blue eyes of unusual softness and beauty, attracted universal attention. While his great dignity of character inspired respect, his unselfishness won the affection of all who knew him.
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Samuel Francis Shaw (b.1833), a surgeon who served in the U.S. Navy during the Civil War: http://scua.library.umass.edu/ead/mums332
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- Title: The Clark genealogy; some descendents of Daniel Clark, of Windsor, Conn., 1639-1913 (1913)
- Author: Walton, Emma Lee, b. 1874
- Subject: Clark, Daniel, 1622-1710; Clark family
- Publisher: New York, Frank Allaben genealogical company
- Possible copyright status: NOT_IN_COPYRIGHT
- Language: English
- Call number: 1114500
- Digitizing sponsor: Boston Public Library
- Book contributor: Boston Public Library
- Collection: bostonpubliclibrary; americana
- Full catalog record: MARCXML
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439 Elizabeth Owen Clarke (Joseph 5, Samuel 4 Samuel 3, Samuel 2, Daniel 1), born Dec. 28, 1799; died Sept. 27, 1863; married Oct. 16, 1830, Dr. Samuel Shaw Plainfield, Mass.
828 i Sarah Elizabeth (Shaw), born July 16, 1831 died Sept. 26, 1834.
829 ii Samuel Francis (Shaw), born Sept. 7, 1833
830 iii Stella Augusta (Shaw), born Dec. 13, 1835 died June 10, 1908; single.
831 vi Sarah Gertrude (Shaw), born Dec. 15, 1836 unmarried.
832 v Charles Lyman (Shaw), born Feb. 7, 1842 unmarried.
833 vi Laura Agnes (Shaw), born June 27, 1846: married Darwin Hudson of New York.
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Dr. Samuel Francis Shaw, M.D.'s Timeline
1833 |
September 7, 1833
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Plainfield, Hampshire County, Massachusetts, United States
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1884 |
December 7, 1884
Age 51
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Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, United States
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