HARVEY VOYLES, M.D., was born in Washington County, Ind., in 1849, son of
William and Elizabeth (Kyte) Voyles, and is of Welsh origin.  The early life
of Dr. Voyles was given to attendance at the common schools, and in service
for his father on the farm.  His literary education was confined, in
addition to the common school, to the Salem Academy at Salem, Washington
Co., Ind., and the State University at Bloomington.  In 1874 Dr. Voyles
began the study  of medicine, in the office of Dr. James B. Wilson, at
Salem, Ind., and afterward attended lectures at the Medical Department of
the Louisville University, from which he graduated in 1877, and immediately
began the practice of his profession at South Boston, Washington Co., Ind.,
where he remained two years, and then located at Trinity Springs, Martin
Co., Ind., and there remained three years, and then came to Fayetteville,
Lawrence County, where he has since been in active practice.  As a
practitioner of medicine he has been successful.   Politically he is a
Republican, and cast his first Presidential vote for U. S. Grant.  Dr.
Voyles is one of the leading young physicians of southern Indiana.


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