Kearney County NeArchives Biographies.....Andrews, Henry Seeley 1885 - 
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Henry Seeley Andrews

Henry Seeley Andrews was born at Nemaha, Nebraska, March 28, 1885, the son of
Bezaleel Bell and Ida Olive (Seeley) Andrews. His father, who was a surgeon, was
born in Putnam County, Ohio, July 3, 1845, of Scotch and Irish parents, and died
at Nemaha, November 10, 1915. He was a Civil War veteran; descended from
Alexander Hamilton and Sir Charles Bell, and from a long line of doctors and
surgeons. His mother, whose ancestry was French,  s born at Dayton, Ohio,
October 23, 1850, and died at Minden, Nebraska, October 10, 1920. She was
educated as a physician and nurse.

Dr. Andrews attended the public schools of Stella, Nebraska, received the A. B.
degree at the Presbyterian College of Oklahoma, in 1904, and in 1909 was awarded
the M. D. degree at the University Medical College in Kansas City, where he was
vice president of his graduating class and received scholastic honors. He is
surgeon to the Seeley Hospital at Minden, and the Bethphage Mission Hospital at
Axtell, Nebraska, and has written various medical articles on case reports.

He holds membership in the Community Commerce Club of Kearney County, is
president of the Minden Rotary Club, and a member of the American Medical
Association, the Nebraska State Medical Association, and the Adams County
Medical Association. He is serving as a member of the school board at Minden,
and is affiliated with the First Presbyterian Church there. His chief outside
interests are boys vocational guidance and reading. His favorite sport is golfing.

Of his marriage to Louise Hubbard, two children were born: Harry Hubbard, born
June 25, 1911; and Thomas, born November 16, 1915. Both sons are studying
medicine. He was married to Ella M. Rasmus at Hastings, Nebraska in 1918.

Dr. Andrews served as captain in the Medical Corps in field hospital work during
the World War, and is now member of the American Legion. Residence: Minden.


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1932

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