S. Tilden Ladd, M. D. Biography from History of Rockingham County, New Hampshire
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Surname: LADD
Source:  History of Rockingham County, New Hampshire and Representative Citizens
          by Charles A. Hazlett, Richmond-Arnold Publishing Co., Chicago, Ill., 1915

Page 1200

  S. TILDEN LADD, M. D.,* of Portsmouth, N. H., was born in Epping,
N. H., February 7, 1877, a son of Samuel P. and Sarah J. (Dodge) Ladd.
The father, a New Hampshire man, was a farmer and machinist by occupa-
tion. He resided in this state until his death, December 31, 1884. He 
and his wife Sarah were the parents of a large family of fifteen 
children, of whom thirteen now survive. .
  The subject of this review, Samuel Tilden Ladd, after attending the 
public schools, was a student for two years and a half at New Hampshire 
State College. He then entered the Dartmouth Medical School, from which 
he was graduated in 1900, afterward attending the New York University, 
where he took a post-graduate course of a year and a half. In July, 
1902, he located in Portsmouth, where he has since built up a good 
practice in medicine and surgery, being recognized as an able man in 
his profession. He was city physician in 1905. He is a member of the 
Portsmouth Medical Association, the Rockingham County Medical 
Association,the New Hampshire State Medical Association, and also the 
American Association and the North American Association, A Free Mason, 
he belongs to the Blue Lodge, has taken Scottish Rite degrees and is a 
"Shriner." In politics he is a democrat. November 17, 1904, Dr. Ladd 
married Elizabeth E. Bagbitt, a daughter of Richard Bagbitt of England. 
This union has been blessed with three 

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children, Bradley, Peter and John. The family affiliates with the 
Episcopal church. They reside at 579 State Street, the doctor having an 
office at No. 75 Congress Street.
 
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