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[[File:Patrick%20J.%20McKeown%201923.jpg|left|thumb||Patrick J. McKeown, 1923. Believed to be at the old St. John's Hospital in L.I. City (the present site of Citi Tower) ]] [[File:Patrick%20J.%20McKeown%201927.jpg|right|thumb||Patrick J. McKeown, MD, 1927, with his wife Anne, and their son, Patrick J. McKeown, III. The photo was taken at his wife's mother's summer home in Sterling Forest, on Greenwood Lake, New York. ]]'''Born:''' c. 1899 | |||
'''Died:''' July 1929 | '''Died:''' July 1929 | ||
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Dr. '''Patrick J. McKeown''' was a young physician from Astoria, New York City. He came to Saranac Lake in August or September of 1928, staying in a cottage on [[Church%20Street|Church Street]], at [[26%20Church%20Street|26 Church Street]]. He had tuberculosis in his throat; he died the following July. | Dr. '''Patrick J. McKeown''' was a young physician from Astoria, New York City. He came to Saranac Lake in August or September of 1928, staying in a cottage on [[Church%20Street|Church Street]], at [[26%20Church%20Street|26 Church Street]]. He had tuberculosis in his throat; he died the following July. | ||
'''Source:''' Dr. McKeown's grandson, John F. McKeown | '''Source:''' Dr. McKeown's grandson, John F. McKeown [[File:McKeown%20Brick.jpg|thumb||A brick at the Saranac Laboratory has been dedicated in the name of P. J. McKeown, M.D. by his grandson, John F. McKeown. ]]<h3> </h3> | ||
[[File:Patrick%20J.%20McKeown%201928%20Report.jpg|thumb||The [[TB%20Society|TB Society]]|'s Report of a Case of Tuberculosis ]] [[File:The%20Rest%20Cure%201928.jpg|thumb||At the cure cottage: the "rest cure" (1928) ]] [[File:Patrick%20J.%20McKeown%20III%201929.jpg|thumb||Patrick J. McKeown, III, on the [[Main%20Street|Main Street]]| bridge, with 10 Main Street behind (1929) ]]<h3> </h3> | |||
[[File:Patrick%20J.%20McKeown%20III%201929b.jpg|thumb||Patrick J. McKeown, III, with neighborhood children (1929) ]] [[File:Patrick%20J.%20McKeown%20III%201929c.jpg|thumb||Patrick J. McKeown, III, with neighborhood children (1929) ]] | |||
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Born: c. 1899
Died: July 1929
Married: Anna Curtin McKeown
Children: Patrick J. McKeown, III; Anne Mattison
Dr. Patrick J. McKeown was a young physician from Astoria, New York City. He came to Saranac Lake in August or September of 1928, staying in a cottage on Church Street, at 26 Church Street. He had tuberculosis in his throat; he died the following July.
Source: Dr. McKeown's grandson, John F. McKeown
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2011-12-05 22:21:32 The couple also had a baby girl, Anne. —24.93.23.198