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| Hunt, Thomas Perkins Lowman. Adm. pens. (age 20) at TRINITY, June 7, 1822. B. 1802, at Whitchurch, Dorset. School, Winchester. Matric. Michs. 1822. Determined to devote himself to discovering a cure for stammering, and therefore left without taking a degree. In 1827, settled in Regent Street, London, where he received many patients, and had much success. Attacked in the Lancet of May 16, 1846, as an unlicensed practitioner. In 1849 his numerous patients subscribed for his bust in marble, in commemoration of his 22 years' service; it was modelled by Joseph Durham and exhibited at the Royal Academy. Died Aug. 18, 1851, at Godlingstone, near Swanage, Dorset. (D.N.B., Thomas only.) | Thomas Perkins Lowman HUNT Approx. lifespan: 1802–1851 age 20 pens. Trinity College adm1822:06:07 b. Whitchurch, Dorset , 1802 Sch: Winchester School [Winchester], [Hampshire], Matric. 1822:10MT: Determined to devote himself to discovering a cure for stammering, and therefore left without taking a degree. In 1827, settled in Regent Street, London , where he received many patients, and had much success. Attacked in the Lancet of 1846:05:16, as an unlicensed practitioner. In 1849 his numerous patients subscribed for his bust in marble, in commemoration of his 22 years' service; it was modelled by Joseph Durham and exhibited at the Royal Academy d. Godlingstone, near Swanage, Dorset , 1851:08:18 ( D.N.B., Thomas only) |