[838] His contributions to medical literature, especially in the fields of sanitation and quarantine, are of great value. As an instructor in his profession he has done admirable service as demonstrator and assistant professor of his professional alma mater, and in various other capacities he has advanced his profession and the general welfare. Four years he served faithfully as alderman of the city. With his old comrades of the Confederacy he maintains friendly ties by membership in the survivors' association, and Sumter camp, and holds the rank of surgeon on the staff of Gen. C. I. Walker, commanding the division of South Carolina. In 1879 Dr. Simons was married to Serena D. Aiken, of Charleston, and they have five sons living.
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[838] His contributions to medical literature, especially in the fields of sanitation and quarantine, are of great value. As an instructor in his profession he has done admirable service as demonstrator and assistant professor of his professional alma mater, and in various other capacities he has advanced his profession and the general welfare. Four years he served faithfully as alderman of the city. With his old comrades of the Confederacy he maintains friendly ties by membership in the survivors' association, and Sumter camp, and holds the rank of surgeon on the staff of Gen. C. I. Walker, commanding the division of South Carolina. In 1879 Dr. Simons was married to Serena D. Aiken, of Charleston, and they have five sons living.
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