Benjamin C. Woodbury, Jr., M. D. Biography from History of Rockingham County, New Hampshire
From: Patricia Cooper - pcooper@peaknet.net

Surname: WOODBURY
Source:  History of Rockingham County, New Hampshire and Representative Citizens
          by Charles A. Hazlett, Richmond-Arnold Publishing Co., Chicago, Ill., 1915

Page 1188

  BENJAMIN C. W00DBURY, JR., M. D., whose office and residence is at 
No. 43 Middle street, Portsmouth, N. H., is a capable physician of the

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Page 1193

homeopathic school. He was born in Patten, Me., August 13, 1882, a son
of Dr. Benjamin C., Sr., and Matilda A. (Knowles) Woodbury. He ac-
quired his literary education in Patten Academy and afterward attended 
the Boston University School of Medicine, where he was graduated in 
1906. Immediately thereafter he located in Winthrop, Me., where he 
began the  practice of his profession, removing later, however, to 
Lewiston, Me., and thence, on March I, 1908, to Portsmouth, where he 
succeeded the late Dr.Frank L. Benedict. He has been successful in his 
profession and as a citizen is highly esteemed. He is a member of the 
Maine and of the New Hampshire Homeopathic Medical Societies, also of 
the American Institute of Homeopathy, the International Hahnemannian 
Society and of the Society of Homeopathicians. During 1913 Dr. Woodbury 
was elected by the faculty of Boston University School of Medicine as 
lecturer on the principles of homeopathy. He served during 1914 as 
secretary of the United States Examining Surgeons of Rockingham County, 
N. H. He is a member of the Country Club of Portsmouth. The Woodbury 
family, to which he belongs, is one of the old historical famiilies of 
New England.

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