Samuel
Harrell
SAMUEL HARRELL, Noblesville, Indiana, was born in Fairland, Shelby county,
Indiana, April 17, 1869, son of Judge Wick and Lodema Anne (Drake)
Harrell. He attended the common schools of Shelby county, was graduated from
Central College at Danville, Indiana, pursued a normal school teachers' course
in Acton (Indiana) College, and taught school for three years. His medical
preceptor was Dr. Moses R. Gilmore, of Fairland, Indiana. He was a
student in the Manitoba Medical College, at Winnipeg, Manitoba, in 1890; in the
homœopathic department of the University of Michigan, 1891-3, winning the M. D.
degree; and at Vienna, Austria, in 1900, making a special study of surgery.
He
has practiced in Noblesville, Indiana. since August, 1893. He was pension
examiner from 1893 to 1897, was secretary of the Indiana State Institute of
Homœopathy for two terms, 1904 and 1905, and also belongs to the American
Institute of Homœopathy, Knights of Pythias, Maccabees, Independent Order of
Knights of the Maccabees and Fraternal Order of Eagles. He married Vivian
Venus Voss, and their children are Hahnemann Voss, Samuel Runnels and
Maurice Harrell.
"History of Homeopathy and Its Institutions in America", pp. 405-406,
(King, William Harvey, The Lewis publishing company, 1905)
Dr. Samuel Harrell, Noblesville, was elected president of the Indiana
Institute of Homœopathy, at a meeting of this society held at Indianapolis, May
23d-24th.
"The Critique", (Denver Journal Publishing Company, 1906).
Contributed by Mary Harrell-Sesniak
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