One very grave one happened about two years after we moved there and another first in Georgetown was there — the first trained nurse in Georgetown. Early in the month of May diphtheria seized the eldest daughter, then about fifteen. Two days later, another succumbed, a beautiful little girl of five. There was no anti-toxin in those days. In four days little Eleanor Hope was dead.
One very grave one happened about two years after we moved there and another first in Georgetown was there — the first trained nurse in Georgetown. Early in the month of May diphtheria seized the eldest daughter, then about fifteen. Two days later, another succumbed, a beautiful little girl of five. There was no anti-toxin in those days. In four days little Eleanor Hope was dead.
Family Members
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Katherine Louis "Kate" Dunlop
1868–1884
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George Thomas Dunlop Jr
1870–1960
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Emily Redin Dunlop Simms
1872–1931
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Helen Dunlop Urquhart
1874–1951
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John Dunlop
1876–1964
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Grace Glasgow Dunlop Peter
1878–1974
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William Redin Dunlop
1880–1881
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Henry Dunlop
1880–1881
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Elmore Dunlop
1883–1884
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Walter Grafton Dunlop
1887–1952
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