Brooklyn Medical Journal, 1902: the death of Dr. James D. Wade

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Checked against the page images (scans n520, n506 and n90).

p. 505, November 1902 (scan n520):

Dr. James D. Wade of 252 South Ninth street, an old member of the Kings County Medical Society, died suddenly of heart disease at the house of a patient, Sunday, October 19th. He had had heart trouble for some period of time, and it was undoubtedly aggravated by the news of the death of an old-time friend of his, Dr. Thomas G. Underwood, a few hours previously. He died while writing a prescription. Dr. Wade was sixty-four years old, and was formerly one of the visiting staff of the Eastern District Hospital.

p. 491, Proceedings of Societies, The Medical Society of the County of Kings, stated meeting, October 21, 1902 (scan n506):

The Secretary of the Historical Committee reported that the following active members of the Society had died since the last meeting: Charles Henry Johnson, September 18, 1902; John Byrne, October 1, 1902; Thomas Wilde, October 5, 1902; James Duncan Wade, October 19, 1902.

p. 75, February 1902, in a list of subscriptions with addresses and amounts, followed by "The New Home of Our Society" (scan n90):

Wade, J. D., 252 South Ninth Street ........ 50.00

Person	Fact	Document says	Tree says	Assessment
James Duncan Wade	Death	Sunday 19 October 1902, suddenly, of heart disease, at the house of a patient, while writing a prescription	19 Oct 1902, Brooklyn	agrees, with the circumstances
James Duncan Wade	Age	Sixty-four	Born 15 Mar 1838	agrees
James Duncan Wade	Residence	252 South Ninth Street [Brooklyn]	252 So. 9th St.	agrees
James Duncan Wade	Occupation	Physician; old member of the Medical Society of the County of Kings; formerly on the visiting staff of the Eastern District Hospital	Physician	agrees, with new detail

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What it says, against the tree