Rev. Jared Eliot, M.D.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jared_Eliot

Jared married Hannah Smithson (daughter of Samuel Smithson of Brayfield, England) the following winter,[21] and was minister at the Killingworth church until his death. He was also a physician.

http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=49381980

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JARARD ELLIOTT, born November 7, 1685, died April 22, 1765, congregational preacher and physician, son of Joseph and Marv Wvlas Elliott, was born in Guilford, Conn. His grandfather was John Elliott, the Indian Apostle. He graduated at Yale College of Connecticut in 1706. After teaching for about two years was settled in the church in Killingsworth, now Clinton, where he served until his death for more than forty years. He never failed to preach at least once every Sunday. In time he became the leading physician in the New England Colonies. His services were called for in all parts of the colony as well as Newport and Boston. Of all those who combined the profession of clergyman and physician, none other from the foundation of the American Colonies attained so high distinction as a physician as Jarard Elliott — in 1710, he married Hannah Smithson, of their union eleven children were born and nine grew to maturity:

Joseph, born in 1712.

Mary, born in 1714 and died in 1716.

John, born in 1717.

Augustus, born June 18, 1720.

William, born May 1, 1722.

Aaron, born December 7, 1725.

Elizabeth, born February 2, 1728.

Phillip, born March 10, 1730, died young.

James, born June 5, 1735.

Obediah, born September 10, 1738.

Bennett, born October 7, 1742.

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