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206 An Account of the

DATE NAMES BUSINESS OR RESIDENCE
PROFESSION
1869 Apl. 13 J BIGG, H. Heather. Studied 56 Wimpole St
at St.
George’s Hospital; Surgical
Instrument Maker; made
substitute limbs for victims
of Crimean war. Wrote on
artificial limbs & treatment of
deformities. W.M. No. 1, ‘69;
W.M. ‘71. b. ‘26; d. ‘81
1869 May Il J FOX, Edwin. W.M. 72. d. Rosemont,
30·3·91 Finchley.
1870 May 10 I ROB1NSON, Henry. W.M. ‘75 7 Westminster
R.8.12·91. Chambers
1870 May 10 J EMANUEL, Emanuel. (Late 20 Westboume
Portsmouth L. 487.) W.M. ‘74. Square
Reported 12.13.93 as having
ceased to be a member.
1871 Feb. 14 J ROSS, Geo. E. Augustus. (West
Kent L. 1297.) W.M. ‘76. R.
13.12.92.
1871 Nov. 14 I CARLYON-SIMMONS, 2 Kensington
Geo. Francis. Lieut. E. Gardens Sq.
Kent Militia, ‘58; Lt. Col.
‘86. Resigned with rank of
Hon. Col. ‘90. Dropped the
“ Simmons” between ‘78 &
‘82. Sec. ’72 to 4; Treas. 73
to-81; W.M. ‘80; Country
Mem. ‘83; R. 11.4·93
1872 May 14 I WALLER, Charles Sydenham
Beaumont
1872 May 14 I CUTBILL, WaIter Laurie Park,
Sydenham
1872 May 14 J SEARES, John Newton.
(Holland L: of New York.)
Init. in this, one of the oldest
and most distinguished
of American L.s, 13.9.58;
described then as Merchant,
born and residing in New
York. b. ca. 1830; d .