Percy and Grace had one child:
Virginia Anna Duggins
B:29 Dec 1921 in District of Columbia
D:8 September 2012 in District of Columbia
Virginia made her parents proud. She became a doctor and wrote many Medical papers and a booklet titled "Epilepsy-It's Causes, Effects and Treatment. She was a doctor at the George Washington School of Medicine.
Percy was the son of Joseph S Duggins 1850-1905 and Leah Hugh Ella Owens 1853-1892
Percy served his country at home and abroad and rose to the rank of Colonel. He won the Legion of Merit for his work in the field of paraplegic patients, as commanding officer at McGuire General Hospital, Richmond, VA from December 1943 to March 1946.
Virginia Anna Duggins
B:29 Dec 1921 in District of Columbia
D:8 September 2012 in District of Columbia
Virginia made her parents proud. She became a doctor and wrote many Medical papers and a booklet titled "Epilepsy-It's Causes, Effects and Treatment. She was a doctor at the George Washington School of Medicine.
Percy was the son of Joseph S Duggins 1850-1905 and Leah Hugh Ella Owens 1853-1892
Percy served his country at home and abroad and rose to the rank of Colonel. He won the Legion of Merit for his work in the field of paraplegic patients, as commanding officer at McGuire General Hospital, Richmond, VA from December 1943 to March 1946.
Percy and Grace had one child:
Virginia Anna Duggins
B:29 Dec 1921 in District of Columbia
D:8 September 2012 in District of Columbia
Virginia made her parents proud. She became a doctor and wrote many Medical papers and a booklet titled "Epilepsy-It's Causes, Effects and Treatment. She was a doctor at the George Washington School of Medicine.
Percy was the son of Joseph S Duggins 1850-1905 and Leah Hugh Ella Owens 1853-1892
Percy served his country at home and abroad and rose to the rank of Colonel. He won the Legion of Merit for his work in the field of paraplegic patients, as commanding officer at McGuire General Hospital, Richmond, VA from December 1943 to March 1946.
Virginia Anna Duggins
B:29 Dec 1921 in District of Columbia
D:8 September 2012 in District of Columbia
Virginia made her parents proud. She became a doctor and wrote many Medical papers and a booklet titled "Epilepsy-It's Causes, Effects and Treatment. She was a doctor at the George Washington School of Medicine.
Percy was the son of Joseph S Duggins 1850-1905 and Leah Hugh Ella Owens 1853-1892
Percy served his country at home and abroad and rose to the rank of Colonel. He won the Legion of Merit for his work in the field of paraplegic patients, as commanding officer at McGuire General Hospital, Richmond, VA from December 1943 to March 1946.
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