About Lydia DeWitt
Lived 1859 – 1928 (aged 69). Lydia DeWitt was an American anatomist and pathologist.
Lydia Maria DeWitt ( Adams; February 1, 1859 – March 10, 1928) was an American pathologist and anatomist.
Early life and education Lydia Maria Adams was born in Flint, Michigan to Oscar and Elizabeth (née Walton) Adams, the second of three children. Her father was an attorney. Elizabeth died when Lydia was five, leaving her sister, who later married Oscar, to raise Lydia and her siblings.
Adams completed her primary education in the Flint public school system. She became a teacher, then studied at the Michigan State Normal School (also called the Ypsilanti Normal School) and married her colleague Alton D. DeWitt in 1878. She retired in 1926.
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Who was Lydia DeWitt?
American pathologist and anatomist (1859–1928)
When was Lydia DeWitt born?
Lydia DeWitt was born on 1 February 1859 in Flint.
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Lydia DeWitt died on 10 March 1928 in Winters.
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Lydia DeWitt was an anatomist and pathologist.
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Lydia DeWitt was American.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Lydia DeWitt. https://biography.guide/lydia-dewitt/
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