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Spurgin, John.
Adm. pens. (age 19) at CAIUS, July 3, 1814.
S. of William, farmer, of Bradwell, Essex.
B. there.
School, Chelmsford.
Matric. Michs. 1815; M.B. 1820; Med.Lic. 1823; M.D. 1825.
At St Thomas's Hospital; also at Edinburgh University.
F.R.C.P., 1826; Censor, 1829; Harveian Orator, 1851; Lecturer there in materia medica, 1852.
Physician to the Foundling Hospital, 1835-66.
Hon. physician to St Mark's Hospital, 1837-66.
Practised in London, first at 38, Guildford Street, Russell Square, and later (1852-66) at 17, Great Cumberland Street, Hyde Park.
Inventor of the 'thermoscope' for taking the temperature of the body, and of the 'endless ladder,' used in scaffolding.
Author, medical.
Died Mar. 20, 1866, from injuries received when attacked by thieves in Bishopsgate Street, on Sept. 20, 1865.
Portrait in the Royal College of Physicians.
(D.N.B.; Medical Directories; Boase, III. 697; Munk, III. 264.)
John SPURGIN
Approx. lifespan: 1797–1866
pens. aged 19 Gonville & Caius College adm1814:07:03
s. of William SPURGIN
farmer, of Bradwell, Essex ,
b. there.
Sch: Chelmsford School Chelmsford, [Essex],
Matric 1815:10MT:
MB 1820
Med.Lic. 1823
MD 1825
At: St Thomas' Hospital [London], ; also at Sch: Edinburgh University Edinburgh, [Scotland],
FRCP 1826
Censor: 1829
Harveian Orator: 1851
Lecturer: there in materia medica 1852
Physician to: : Foundling Hospital [London], 1835-66
Hon. Physician to: : St Mark's Hospital St Mark's, [London], 1837-66
Practised in: : London , first 38 Guildford Street, Russell Square, [London], and later (1852-66) 17 Great Cumberland Street, Hyde Park, [London],
Inventor of the "thermoscope" for taking the temperature of the body, and of the "endless ladder," used in scaffolding.
Publ.: medical.
d. 1866:03:20
from injuries received when attacked by thieves Bishopsgate Street, [London], on 1865:09:20
Portrait in the Sch: Royal College of Physicians London ,
( D.N.B.; Medical Directories; Boase, III. 697; Munk, III. 264)

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