T.J. BOULDIN
History of Arizona page 490

The people of St. Johns and vicinity ,in Apache County, are 
fortunate in having in their midst a physician of the ability 
and character of Dr. T.F. Bouldin, who has ministered to the 
physical welfare o the community of the past twenty years. He 
was born at Larkin, Alabama on August 12, 1878, and is a son 
of John and Mary (Collins) Bouldin, the former of whom was a 
farmer by occupation and also served as a member of General 
Forest's troops during the Civil War.  To him and his wife were 
born twelve children, each of whom received a college degree.

T.J. Bouldon attended the grade and high schools of his hometown 
and the Scottsboro Normal College in that state. He received his 
preliminary medical education in Howard College at Eastlake, 
Birmingham, Alabama and then matriculated in the medical 
department of Emory College at Atlanta Georgia from which he 
graduated in 1901. In that same year he passed the examination 
of the Alabama State Medical Board and entered practice at 
Hollywood, that state. In 1908 he went to Oklahoma in which 
he practiced about one year and then came to St. Johns, 
where he has been located to the present time.

On June 17, 1902  at Chattanooga, Tennessee, Dr. Bouldin married 
Ora M. Rorex of Fackler Alabama and to them have been born four 
children: Wyatt H., a graduate of the Agricultural and Mechanics 
College of Colorado and now with the U.S. dept. of Agriculture 
at Arcadia Florida; Herman; Mrs. Helen Morris, of Vallejo 
California and James H. who is in the University of Alabama.

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