LEE, GEORGE HYDE – Biographies – History of Homeopathy

     EE, GEORGE HYDE, Washington,
D. C., was born at Streetsborough, Ohio, November 26, 1847, the son of Rev. Samuel Lee and Susan (Hyde) Lee, and is of good old American stock. Dr. Lee
matriculated at the Western Reserve Academy and College and graduated in 1868. He then entered the Cleveland Homœopathic Medical College, Cleveland,
Ohio, and graduated in 1876 with the degree of doctor of medicine. He began practice at Strongsville, Ohio, remaining there one year and then removing
to Fremont, Ohio, where he was in active practice three years. He subsequently removed to Washington, where he has been engaged in general practice
since 1881. Dr. Lee was one of the charter members of the National Homœopathic Hospital Association, and also a member of the hospital staff of that
institution until he was disabled by a fracture, in 1893. He also is a member of the Washington Homœopathic Medical Society and of the American
Institute of Homœopathy. He married, in 1873. Alice Smith of Strongsville, Ohio, of which marriage there have been born three sons : Colton H.
Lee, Harry Holbrook Lee and Frederick Cobb Lee.

Source : History of Homœopathy by William Harvey King