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| Name | Dr Joseph Sampson GAMGEE MRCS, FRSE [398] | | Birth | Male; 17 April 1828; Livorno, Italy | | Death | 18 Sept 1886, age 58; Birmingham UK | | Occupation | Pioneering surgeon | | Residence | UK | | Web Page |
Dr Joseph Sampson Gamgee, MRCS, FRSE |
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| Name | Marion PARKER [398] | | Birth | Female; 24 July 1829; Edgbaston, Birmingham, then Warwickshire UK | | Baptism | 27 Dec 1841; St Phillip's, Birmingham, then Warwickshire UK | | Death | Before 1911, age about 83 | | Residence | UK |
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18 Aug 1860, West Bromwich, Staffordshire UK |
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Notes for Dr Joseph Sampson GAMGEE MRCS, FRSE Eminent surgeon, in 1873 he founded the
Birmingham Hospital
Saturday Fund. He also invented Gamgee Tissue, used in surgical medicine.
Sampson Gamgee: A Great
Birmingham Surgeon
The extensive 'Sampson Gamgee Library for the History of Medicine' was once
housed in a large house on the Calthorpe Estate, Edgbaston. This house is now a
very nice pub/restaurant, The
Physician owned by the excellent pub group Brunning & Price. [269]
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Sources | 269. | Personal information, Tim Boddington (Webmaster) |
| 398. | Website, 14/07/2022, Sampson Gamgee, Wikipedia |
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