Person Record
Metadata
Name |
Secord, Solomon, Dr. |
Born |
May 24, 1834 |
Birthplace |
Stoney Creek, Ontario |
Deceased |
April 14, 1910 |
Deceased |
Kincardine, Ontario |
Father |
George Secord |
Mother |
Eliya[?] Ogden |
Spouse |
Elvira M. Crable |
Children |
James Secord George Secord Belle McInnes Clara Secord |
Relationships |
Related to Laura Secord [Grand nephew]. |
Education |
Victoria Medical College |
Occupation |
Dr. Secord graduated from Victoria Medical College in Toronto. He first worked in Hamilton before arriving in Bruce County in 1856, settling first in Southampton and then in Walkerton. Around 1859 he relocated to Kincardine. He then enlisted in the American Civil War in 1861, serving in the Southern army with the 20th Georgia Regiment, Benning's Brigade, Hood's Division, Longstreet's Corps. During the war he was captured by the Union army. After escaping from capture, he oversaw hospitals with the rank of Surgeon-Major. After the war Secord returned to Kincardine to practice medicine, which he did for over four decades. |
Places |
He came to Bruce County in the late 1850s and practiced medicine for a short time in Walkerton before moving to Kincardine. He later moved to Georgia. |
Sources |
Source: Reynolds, John, ed. "Kincardine 1848 – 1984." Kincardine: Town of Kincardine, 1982. Print. "Solomna Secord, M.D." obituary. "The Kincardine Reporter." April 28, 1910, p. 1. |
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