HAYES, DAVID – Biographies – History of Homeopathy

     AYES,
DAVID, South Boston, Massachusetts, was born in that city, March 17, 1880, son of John Joseph and Mary (Donovan) Hayes, and a descendant of an Irish
ancestry. John Joseph Hayes (father) came to America about 1870, settled in South Boston, was engaged in cold iron business, and died November 1,
1903 ; his wife died in 1882. David Hayes was educated in the public schools of South Boston, Boston Latin School, and Boston College. He then
pursued a course of study in the school of medicine of the Boston University, from which he was graduated M. D., 1903, having received the degree of Ch.
B., 1902. He served as substitute interne at the Massachusetts Homœopathic Hospital, and also served for six months in the Massachusetts Dispensary. He
is a member of Hahnemann Medical Society, and the Dispensary Clinical Society. He is conducting a general practice of medicine and surgery, his office
being located at No. 377 Broadway, South Boston.

Source : History of Homœopathy by William Harvey King