Item TH/PP/45 - Catalogue, 1892, of specimens in the museum at St Thomas's Hospital and notes, 1934, by Frederick Gymer Parsons relating to ward names at St Thomas's Hospital

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TH/PP/45

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Catalogue, 1892, of specimens in the museum at St Thomas's Hospital and notes, 1934, by Frederick Gymer Parsons relating to ward names at St Thomas's Hospital

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  • 1934 (Creation)
  • 1892 (Creation)

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Papers of F G Parsons comprising a catalogue of Comparative Anatomy Specimens in the Museum, Oct 15th 1892, containing annotated descriptions of specimens. In the back of the volume are notes and illustrations on human anatomy; file containing Parsons' notes on the ward names and their location within St Thomas's Hospital, 1934.

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(1863-1943)

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Frederick Gymer Parsons was born 1863. He was educated at St Thomas's Hospital, obtaining DSc London, FRCS, FSA. Parsons served as Demonstrator and Lecturer at St Thomas's Hospital; Lecturer at London School of Medicine for Women; Hunterian Professor at Royal College of Surgeons; Senior Warden, Apothecaries' Hall; Examiner at the University of Oxford, Cambridge, Aberdeen, London, Birmingham, National University of Ireland, University of Wales, Royal College of Physicians, Royal College of Surgeons, Apothecaries Hall, and other bodies; President Anatomical Society; Vice-Pres. Royal Anthropological Institute; President Section H British Association. He was appointed Research Fellow in Anthropology at St Thomas's Hospital; late Professor of Anatomy, University of London; Lecturer at St Thomas's Hospital and at Bethlem Royal Hospital. Parsons was also editor of the St Thomas Hospital Gazette. He married Mary Parker (died 1915), He died on 11 March 1943. Publications: The History of St. Thomas's Hospital , Methuen & Co: London, 1932-1936.

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