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William S. Forbes to teach anatomy and surgery for more than fifteen years. He died in Philadelphia, Pa., Dec. 17, 1905). Forbes also brought suit against the executors of the estate of Robert Lenox Kennedy to recover $5,000 after he accompanied Kennedy to Europe as his physician, where the family said it was as a friend. The New York Supreme court sided with the Kennedy family. Forbes is the subject of the 1905 painting "Portrait of Professor William S. Forbes" by Thomas Eakins. William S. Forbes William Smith Forbes (10 February 1831–17 December 1905) was an American physician who served as demonstrator of