Dr. William Brenton Hall of Middletown
Dr. William Brenton Hall, born in 1764, was a prominent physician and surgeon in Middletown, Connecticut, known for his dedicated service during the yellow fever outbreak in 1796. He graduated from Yale College in 1786 and specialized in surgery, becoming an esteemed member of the medical society. Dr. Hall was also a pioneer in smallpox inoculation and was recognized for his hospitality, supporting the medical community. He passed away in 1809 at the age of 45 after an accident. His contributions to medicine and community care were significant during his lifetime.