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[[File:2022.13.134 | [[File:2022.13.134 - Nellie Southworth Clipping.jpg|right|thumb||Clipping about Nellie Southwell, from an unidentified publication, c. 1947. From papers of [[Ethel_Walker|Ethel Walker]], the nurse who operated the [[Walker Cottage]] at 67 Park Avenue.<br>Historic Saranac Lake Collection, 2022.13.134.]] | ||
'''Born: '''1914* | '''Born: '''1914* | ||
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'''Died: '''1984* | '''Died: '''1984* | ||
'''Nellie Southwell '''was a tuberculosis patient who came to Saranac Lake from Lima, Peru around 1943. She was here for four years, and was treated by [[Hugh | '''Nellie Southwell '''was a tuberculosis patient who came to Saranac Lake from Lima, Peru around 1943. She was here for four years, and was treated by [[Hugh M. Kinghorn|Dr. Kinghorn]]. She stayed at [[Walker Cottage|67 Park Avenue]] in 1943, and moved to [[Noyes Cottage|16 Helen Street]] in 1945. After curing, she returned home to Lima. | ||
* A [https://www.familysearch.org/search/record/results?count=100&q.anyPlace=peru&q.givenName=nellie&q.surname=southwell Nellie Southwell], born in Lima Peru in 1914, seems a likely fit, but it is far from certain. | * A [https://www.familysearch.org/search/record/results?count=100&q.anyPlace=peru&q.givenName=nellie&q.surname=southwell Nellie Southwell], born in Lima Peru in 1914, seems a likely fit, but it is far from certain. | ||
Latest revision as of 17:18, 24 December 2025
Historic Saranac Lake Collection, 2022.13.134.
Born: 1914*
Died: 1984*
Nellie Southwell was a tuberculosis patient who came to Saranac Lake from Lima, Peru around 1943. She was here for four years, and was treated by Dr. Kinghorn. She stayed at 67 Park Avenue in 1943, and moved to 16 Helen Street in 1945. After curing, she returned home to Lima.
- A Nellie Southwell, born in Lima Peru in 1914, seems a likely fit, but it is far from certain.