GUTHERZ, LIZZIE GRAY – Biographies – History of Homeopathy

     UTHERZ, LIZZIE GRAY, St.
Louis, Missouri, was born in Florence, Alabama, January 19, 1860. Her great-grandfather, Dr. James Gray, was a practitioner of the old school in
Virginia, her grandfather, Young A. Gray, M. D., was a practitioner in Alabama, and her father, John Gilbert Gray, M. D., a graduate of the Kentucky
School of Medicine at Louisville, practiced in Alabama and Arkansas, and died about 1862. Her mother was Ellen (Kirkman) Gray. Dr. Gutherz attended
Synodical College, at Florence, Alabama, being graduated in 1877. From 1885 until 1888 she was a student in New York College and Hospital for Women,
winning the M. D. degree. She has since practiced in. St. Louis, making a specialty of diseases of women. She is a member of the American Institute of
Homœopathy, the Missouri Institute of Homœopathy, of which she was first vice-president, the Southern Homœopathic Association, in which she has held
all the offices ; and of the St. Louis Homœopathic Medical Society. She was married May 14, 1880, to Frederick G. Gutherz, who died in 1881.

Source : History of Homœopathy by William Harvey King