DOCTOR'S KINDNESS REWARDED.
Forty-five years ago Dr. Herman Hannigan, when practising at Debenham, Suffolk, took into his home a man who was severely injured in the hunting field, and for whom no hospital accommodation could be found.
The doctor forgot the incident; the injured man, Mr Oscar Moorson-Rob-erts, did not. Mr Moorsou-Roberts died in July, leaving an estate uf '£38,721. He directed that £500 should go to the doctor who, he said, had three times saved his life.
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Ellesmere Guardian, Volume LIII, Issue 13, 16 February 1932, Page 7
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