For the Canadian Methodist and United Church of Canada minister, see Peter Bryce (clergyman).
Peter Bryce
Bryce in 1899
Born
(1853-08-17)August 17, 1853
Mount Pleasant, Ontario
Died
January 15, 1932(1932-01-15) (aged 78)
At sea near West Indies
Resting place
Beechwood Cemetery
Alma mater
Upper Canada College
University of Toronto (BA 1876, MA 1877, MB 1880, MD 1886)
Spouse
Kate Lynde Pardon
(m. 1882)
Children
6
Relatives
George Bryce (brother)
Scientific career
Fields
Public health
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