WARE COUNTY  GA  Biography  George R. Lovelace

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George R. Lovelace, D. D. S., whose office is in the
Redding building, was born near LaGrange, in Troup
County, April 17, 1868.

His parents were named James and Sarah (nee Embry). His
father owns a tannery, is a shoe manufacturer, a farmer,
and a Mason. Subject of this sketch attended school at
Hamilton and at the State of Georgia Agricultural and
Mechanical College. He took his first course in dentistry
at the Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tenn., and
graduated from the Dental Department Southern Medical
College, Atlanta, in 1892. In 1893 he took a Post
Graduate course in Carpenters Post Graduate School in
Atlanta. His first practice was at Hamilton and Chipley.
He came here January 12, 1898.

Dr. Lovelace is a Past Sachem and Prohem of the Red Men
and Past Councillor of the I. O. W. A. M., and a member
of the Methodist Church; owns a tasty home at 35 Reed
Street.

He married Miss Lucy, daughter of Thomas J. and Susie
Brooks. Little Miss Sarah is their only child.

His reputation as a dentist is among the best in the
State.

Ref: INDUSTRIAL EDITION OF THE WAYCROSS EVENING HERALD, Waycross, Georgia, June 1907, p. 69.
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