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| Mahomed, Frederick Henry Horatio Akbar. Adm. at CAIUS, Oct. 1, 1877. S. of Frederick, gent. [keeper of a Turkish bath], of Brighton. B. there [Apr. 11], 1849. School, private. Matric. Michs. 1877; M.B. 1881. M.R.C.P., 1874; M.R.C.S. and L.S.A., 1872. M.D., Brussels, 1875. F.R.C.P., 1880. Before his admission had begun his medical studies at the Sussex County Hospital, and had gone to Guy's, where he obtained several prizes. Medical Tutor at St Mary's Hospital, 1875; Medical Registrar at Guy's; Resident Medical Officer at the London Fever Hospital. While discharging the duties of these posts, entered at Caius, and travelled to Cambridge every evening by the last train in order to keep his residence, returning to London by an early morning train. Assistant Physician at Guy's Hospital, 1881. Employed by the British Association to visit the principal towns with the view of organizing the collective system of registration of diseases; in this capacity he attended the Medical Congress at Copenhagen. 'A tall, muscular man of a dark complexion, impulsive in manner and possessed of extraordinary powers of work.' Author, Treatise on the Sphygmograph. Died of enteric fever, on which he had become an authority, in Manchester Square, London, Nov. 22, 1884. Doubtless father of the above. (Venn, II. 428; Medical Directories; D.N.B.; Memoirs, Sir F. Galton, 262.) | Frederick Henry Horatio Akbar MAHOMED Approx. lifespan: 1849–1884 Adm Gonville & Caius College 1877:10:01 s. of Frederick MAHOMED gent.: [keeper of a Turkish bath], of Brighton, [Sussex], b. there 1849:[04:11] Sch: private Matric 1877:10MT: MB 1881 MRCP 1874 MRCS and LSA 1872 MD, Brussels [Belgium], : 1875 FRCP 1880 Before his admission had begun his medical studies at the Sussex , County Hospital, and had gone to Guy's [London], , where he obtained several prizes. Medical Tutor at: : St Mary's Hospital, [London], 1875 Medical Registrar at: : Guy's; Resident Medical Officer at: : London , Fever Hospital While discharging the duties of these posts, entered at Gonville & Caius College, and travelled to CB, ???, every evening by the last train in order to keep his residence, returning to London , by an early morning train. Assistant Physician at: : Guy's Hospital, [London], 1881 Employed: by British Association to visit the principal towns with the view of organizing the collective system of registration of diseases;in this capacity he attended the Medical Congress at Copenhagen, [Denmark], "A tall, muscular man of a dark complexion, impulsive in manner and possessed of extraordinary powers of work." Author, Treatise on the Sphygmograph d. of enteric fever, on which he had become an authority, Manchester Square, London , 1884:11:22 Doubtless father of Archibald MAHOMED (1893) . ( Venn, II. 428; Medical Directories; D.N.B.; Memoirs, Sir F. Galton, 262) |