BIO: William M. SHULL, M.D., Concord, Franklin County, PA

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Medical Men of Franklin County, 1750-1925 by Ambrose Watts Thrush, M.D.;
Chambersburg, Pa.; Medical Society of Franklin County, Page 351
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WILLIAM M. SHULL, M. D.

  Wm. M. Shull was born August 14, 1859, in Perry County, the youngest son of 
Frederick and Alvina (Albert) Shull.  He was reared on the farm and received a 
good education and began teaching school at the age of eighteen.  He taught for 
five years, a portion of this time as an assistant at Wilson College.

  In 1882 he began the study of medicine, first with Dr. McMorris at Duncannon 
and later with Dr. Stricker at New Bloomfield.  He was graduated M. D. in 1885 
from Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia, Pa.

  Dr. Shull located at once at Blaine, Perry County, remaining one year and then 
in 1886 he located at Concord, this county, where he was in active practice for 
about ten years, when he removed from this county.

  Dr. Shull was not a member of the Medical Society.