Dr. Jesse William Lazear [1866-1900]

Name/Title

Dr. Jesse William Lazear [1866-1900]

Entry/Object ID

2020.12.23

Description

Dr. Jesse William Lazear [1866-1900] - son of William Lyons Lazear. Lazear is credited with research and self-sacrifice in the pursuit of Yellow Fever. Handwritten inscription on page reads, "Dr. Jesse William Lazear of Yellow Fever Fame." This photograph is a 1910s-circa era reproduction of an earlier image. No photographer listed.

Collection

Dr. Jeannette Franc Throckmorton Collection

Made/Created

Date made

circa 1890

Lexicon

Search Terms

Lazear family, Military, Yellow Fever

Other Names and Numbers

Other Number

THRJ-AN001-0023

Relationships

Related Person or Organization

Person or Organization

Lazear, Jesse William (Dr.) [1866-1900]

Provenance

Provenance Detail

Throckmorton-Bentley Genealogy Series - Dr. Jeannette Franc Throckmorton Collection

Owner/Agent

Riddle, Shannon

Acquisition Method

Digital

Notes

The Throckmorton-Bentley Genealogy Series of the Dr. Jeannette Franc Throckmorton Collection consists of selected items from a hand-typed manuscript, given as a Christmas gift to Jeannette's sister, Daisy, in 1914. Included among these pages are photographs, letters, articles, pieces of cloth and lace, and other items preserved from the family history. Along with the Throckmortons are documented the Crows, Lazears, Bentleys, Days, Scotts, Sutphins, and Howards, primarily of Pennsylvania and Iowa. The original book is in the possession of a descendant of Jeannette and Daisy's beloved brother Charley. These descendants have transcribed and digitized the complete book, which is now available as a Kindle book from Amazon and as a free downloadable PDF from Greene Connections. The family shared the digital files with the Greene Connections: Greene County, Pennsylvania Archives Project in 2019. Source Citation: Dr. Jesse William Lazear [1866-1900], item no. THRJ-AN001-0023, Throckmorton-Bentley Genealogy Series, Dr. Jeannette Franc Throckmorton Collection, Greene Connections Archives Project (www.GreeneConnections.com).