Bio:  E. F. Beall, M. D., Red River Parish
Source:  Source: Biographical and Historical Memoirs of Northwest Louisiana
The Southern Publishing Company, Chicago & Nashville, 1890
Submitted for the LA GenWeb Archives by: Gwen Moran-Hernandez, Feb 2000.

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E. F. Beall, M. D. During a professional career of about seven years Dr. Beall
has already become will known and justly deserves the eulogisms bestowed upon
him by his professional brethren as well as his patrons.  He was born in De
Soto Parish, Louisiana, December 25, 1862, and his youth was spent as a
student in the common schools, which education he has since greatly improved
by much study and contact with the world.  Hi is next to the youngest of four
living children born to Dr. A.J. and Anna (Sanders) Beall, the former of whom
was born in Georgia and is now a resident of Texas, and the latter born in
Alabama and died in Natchitoches Parish, La., in 1869, when about thirty-four
years of age.  On January 1, 1881, E. F. Beall began the study of medicine in
his fathers office, and his first course of lectures was received in the
medical department of the Vanderbilt University at Nashville, Tenn., and his
second course during 1882-83, in Tulane University of New Orleans, La., from
which institution he was graduated with  the degree of M. D.  in the spring of
the last-named year.  He then took a post-graduate course at the New York
Polytechnic Institute, then returning to Louisiana and began practicing the
healing art at Mansfield, remaining until 1884, when he came to Coushatta and
became associated in the practice of his profession with Dr. W. Guthrie, a
union which lasted very harmoniously and profitable to both until the death of
the latter on March 4, 1890, since which time Dr. Beall has been alone.  Miss
Flora Eames, who was born in this State in 1866, became his wife in 1888, and
their marriage has resulted in the birth of one child-Trammel.  The doctor has
always cast his vote for men of Democratic principles, and socially, has for
some time been a member of the Silent Brotherhood Lodge No. 146, of the A. F.
& A. M. of Coushatta.

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