Chittenden

BAYLIES, Frederick Wheaton

Encyclopedia Vermont Biography: A Series of Authentic Biographical Sketches 
of the Representative Men of Vermont and Sons of Vermont in Other States. P. 
C. Dodge. Burlington: Ullery Publishing Company, 1912, p 115

Frederick Wheaton BAYLIES, physician and surgeon, Burlington [Chittenden 
County, Vermont], was born 15 October 1871 at Taunton [Bristol County], 
Massachusetts, son of Charles and Cornelia (SMITH) BAYLIES. Educated in the 
public schools of Taunton, Massachusetts; Bristol Academy, Taunton, 
Massachusetts; and University of Vermont medical department.

After graduation he was instructor and adjunct professor of chemistry in the 
University of Vermont medical department for two years; has since been in 
active practice; has taken special work in large laboratories in New York and 
Boston in pathology of the blood, the making of autogenous vaccines, and 
clinical diagnosis. Member of the Burlington and Chittenden County Clinical 
Society; Vermont State Medical Society; and American Medical Society.

In 1891 he [Frederick Wheaton BAYLIES] married [Miss?] Lenora W. ESTES of New 
Bedford [Bristol County], Massachusetts; they have four children living: 
Miriam, Cecil LeBaron, Eunice, and Cornelia Josephine. Dr. BAYLIES is a 
Republican. Member of the Unitarian Church. Member of Old Colony Historical 
Society of Taunton, Massachusetts; the Independent Order of Foresters; 
Washington Lodge No. 3, Free & Accepted Masons; Hamilton Lodge No. 14, 
Independent Order of Odd Fellows; Green Mountain Encampment No. 3, I. O. O. 
F.; has passed the chairs in both lodge and encampment, and is a member of 
both state grand bodies.

Submitted by Cathy Kubly