husband Nancy (Beatty) Hunter, f/o Kate Miller
John S. Hunter came from Carrollton, Ohio, to Newton, Iowa, in 1857, at which time his competitors were Drs. Ault, Neeley, Rodgers, Hammer, Dinwiddie, Gray and others. The Doctor was the father of five children, Dr. Henry E. Hunter being one of them. He was a successful practitioner for years, and died and was buried in Newton.
Past & present of Jasper County, IA
John S. Hunter came from Carrollton, Ohio, to Newton, Iowa, in 1857, at which time his competitors were Drs. Ault, Neeley, Rodgers, Hammer, Dinwiddie, Gray and others. The Doctor was the father of five children, Dr. Henry E. Hunter being one of them. He was a successful practitioner for years, and died and was buried in Newton.
Past & present of Jasper County, IA
husband Nancy (Beatty) Hunter, f/o Kate Miller
John S. Hunter came from Carrollton, Ohio, to Newton, Iowa, in 1857, at which time his competitors were Drs. Ault, Neeley, Rodgers, Hammer, Dinwiddie, Gray and others. The Doctor was the father of five children, Dr. Henry E. Hunter being one of them. He was a successful practitioner for years, and died and was buried in Newton.
Past & present of Jasper County, IA
John S. Hunter came from Carrollton, Ohio, to Newton, Iowa, in 1857, at which time his competitors were Drs. Ault, Neeley, Rodgers, Hammer, Dinwiddie, Gray and others. The Doctor was the father of five children, Dr. Henry E. Hunter being one of them. He was a successful practitioner for years, and died and was buried in Newton.
Past & present of Jasper County, IA
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