List of former Aesculapian Club members

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The Aesculapian Club has had many notable former members. The following sections give a list of former members of the Club in chronological order of their year of election. [1] [2]

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1770's

List of Members elected in the 1770s.
NumberNameYear of ElectionYear of Resignation/Death
Andrew Duncan, the elder.jpg 1 Dr. Andrew Duncan 'The Elder' 1773Died 1828
2Mr. William Chalmer [3] 1773Died 1784
3Mr. Andrew Wood [4] 1773Resigned 1803; Died 1821
Lind silhouette.jpg 4 Dr. James Lind 1773Resigned 1774; Died 1812
James Hamilton, the elder painting.jpeg 5Dr. James Hamilton "Senior" [5] 1773Resigned 1798; Died 1835
Benjamin Bell by Raeburn c. 1790.jpg 6 Mr. Benjamin Bell 1773Resigned 1798; Died 1806
7Mr. Thomas Hay [6] 1773Resigned 1803–11; Died 1816/17
8 Mr. Forrest Dewar 1773Resigned 1803–11; Died 1817
9Mr. Hamilton McLure1773Died 1789
Colin Lauder.jpg 10 Mr. Colin Lauder 1773Resigned 1792; Died 1831
11Mr. John Balfour [7] 1773Died 1779
Nathaniel Spens x.jpg 12 Dr. Nathaniel Spens 1773Resigned 1789; Died 1815
David Alison (1783-1807) - Alexander Wood (1726-1807), Surgeon - PG 1368 - National Galleries of Scotland.jpg 13 Mr. Alexander Wood 1773Died 1807
14 Mr. Alexander Hamilton 1773Resigned 1788; Died 1802
Orlando Hart; William Jamieson; Sir James Hay; Sir James Hunter Blair, 1st Bt; Archibald McDowall.jpeg 15Sir James Hay [8] [9] 1774Resigned 1784; Died 1810
John Hope. Coloured etching by J. Kay, 1786. Wellcome V0002873.jpg 16 Dr. John Hope 1774Resigned 1784; Died 1786
Thomas Wood surgeon.jpeg 17Mr. Thomas Wood [10] 1777Resigned 1784
18Dr. Robert Langlands1779Died 1792

There are two individuals called James Lind who were Fellows of the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh at this time. The older James Lind was born in 1716 and is most famous for conducting research into the cause and treatment of scurvy. His younger cousin James Lind was born in 1736 and was a physician with interests in natural sciences and botany. He was a similar age to the other founding members making it more likely that he was the Aesculapian. Aesculapian Lind resigned membership of the club after only 11 months in March 1774. In 1774, the younger James Lind is known to have failed to secure a professorship in Edinburgh. [11] Dr Andrew Duncan 'The Elder' and Daniel Rutherford were also applicants.

1780's

List of members elected in the 1780s
NumberNameYear of ElectionYear of Resignation/Death
Daniel Rutherford (1749-1819).jpg 19 Dr. Daniel Rutherford 1784Died 1819
David Allan - William Inglis, c 1712 - 1792. Surgeon and Captain of the Honourable Company of Edinburgh Golfers - Google Art Project.jpg 20 Mr. William Inglis 1784Resigned 1790; Died 1792
Alexander Munro secundus.jpg 21 Dr. Alexander Monro "Secundus" 1784Resigned 1790; Died 1817
22Dr. Thomas Cochrane [12] 1788Resigned 1793
23Dr. Charles Congalton [13] [14] 1789Resigned 1794
24 Dr. Thomas Spens 1789Resigned 1803; Died 1842

1790's

List of Members elected in the 1790s
NumberNameYear of ElectionYear of Resignation/Death
25Dr. Andrew Wardrop [15] 1790Resigned 1798; Died 1823
26Dr. Andrew Inglis [16] 1790Resigned 1798; Died 1834
27Dr. James Home [17] 1792Resigned 1826; Died 1844
28Dr. Colin Drummond [18] 1793Resigned 1795
29Mr. John Walker [19] 1794Resigned 1819; Died 1841
30Mr. James Clark [20] 1794Resigned 1798
Thomas Wood surgeon.jpeg 31Mr. Thomas Wood [10] 1796Resigned 1803–11; Died 1821
32Mr. George Wood [21] 1796Resigned 1833
James Russell by David Martin (detail) 1769, SNPG.jpg 33 Mr. James Russell 1796Resigned 1789; Died 1836
34Mr. Henry Johnston [22] 1796Resigned 1799
35William Harkness1796Resigned 1797
Portrait of William Greenfield M. R. A. l (4672520).jpg 36 Rev. Dr. William Greenfield 1796Resigned 1797; Died 1827
37Mr. James Anderson [23] [24] [25] [26] 1798Resigned 1800; Died 1817
38Dr. William Brown [27] 1799Resigned 1801; Died 1818
39Dr. James Buchan [28] 1799Resigned 1832

There is no record of a William Harkness being a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, but a Walter Harkness became a Fellow in 1792. [29]

There is no record that William Greenfield was a Fellow of either the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh or the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh. He was elected a member of the Harveian Society of Edinburgh in 1793 and it was a custom of that Society that non-medical guests who joined in heartily with the proceedings could be invited on multiple occasions and became honorary members by acclamation. [30]

It appears that Thomas Wood was re-elected to the Club in 1796 having resigned membership in 1784.

1800's

List of members elected in the 1800s
NumberNameYear of ElectionYear of Resignation/Death
40 Dr. William Farquharson 1801Resigned 1819; Died 1823
41Mr. James Bryce [31] 1801Died 1826
42Dr. John Herdman [32] 1801Resigned 1803–11; Died 1842
Gillespie 1810 PresBook.jpg 43 Mr. Alexander Gillespie 1803Resigned 1859; Died 1859
Thomas Charles Hope.jpg 44 Dr. Thomas Charles Hope 1805Resigned 1817; Died 1844
45 Dr. Andrew Duncan 'The Younger' 1805Died 1832
46 Dr. George Kellie 1805Resigned 1805–11; Died 1829
47Dr. Charles Anderson [33] 1805Resigned 1805-11
James Wardrop.jpg 48 Mr. James Wardrop 1805Resigned 1805-11
49Dr. Alexander Wylie18091817

1810's

List of members elected in the 1810s
NumberNameYear of ElectionYear of Resignation/Death
James Hamilton. Mezzotint by T. Gaugain, 1825, after J. Wats Wellcome V0002549.jpg 50 Dr. James Hamilton 'The Younger' 18101824; Died 1839
John Barclay (anatomist).jpg 51 Dr. John Barclay 1810Died 1826
52Mr. John Allan [34] [35] 1810Resigned 1825; Died 1850
53 Dr. Henry Dewar 1816Died 1823

There is no record of John Allan being a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh. He became a Member of the Royal College of Surgeons of England in 1811 and became a mate on an 'Indiaman' sailing ship in that same year. John Allan and John Barclay were both elected to the Aesculapian Club on 6 May 1810; Allan's publication from 1825 [34] was 'communicated' by John Barclay.

1820's

List of members elected in the 1820s
NumberNameYear of ElectionYear of Resignation/Death
Robert Graham (botanist).jpg 54 Dr. Robert Graham 1820Resigned 1835; Died 1845
55Dr. John Aitkin [36] 1820Resigned 1830; Died 1860
56Dr. John Warroch Pursell [37] 1820Died 1835
William Wood surgeon.jpeg 57 Mr. William Wood 1820Resigned 1831; Died 1858
George Ballingall.png 58 Sir George Ballingall 1821Resigned 1841; Died 1855
59 Dr. George Borthwick 1821Resigned 1839; Died 1844
60Dr. Robert Hamilton [38] [39] 1821Resigned 1853; Died 1868
William Pulteney Alison.png 61 Dr. William Pulteney Alison 1821Resigned 1840; Died 1859
James Millar.jpeg 62 Dr. James Millar (or Miller) 1822Died 1827
Richard Huie.png 63 Dr. Richard Huie 1823Resigned 1843; Died 1867
64Dr. Henry Cullen1824Died 1828
65Dr. William Howison [40] 1825Resigned 1832
John Thatcher.jpeg 66Dr. John Thatcher [41] [42] [43] 1826Died 1853
John MacWhirter.jpeg 67 Dr. John MacWhirter 1826Resigned 1853; Died 1854
68Dr. William Moncrieff§1826Died 1836
John Argyll Robertson. Lithograph (%3F) after F. Croll after M Wellcome V0005043.jpg 69 Dr. John Argyll Robertson 1827Resigned 1845; Died 1855
69 Dr. John Campbell 1828Resigned 1838; Died 1867
David Maclagan.png 70 Dr. David Maclagan 1828Resigned 1865; Died 1865
Richard Poole.jpeg 71 Dr. Richard Poole 1829Resigned 1833; Died 1871

§ Dr. Moncrieff was appointed physician to the New Town Dispensary, Edinburgh on 1 December 1817 and physician to the Royal Public Dispensary in January 1822. On 12 December 1823 he applied for the vacant position of physician to the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh. [44] In 1827, Dr. Moncrieff was Librarian of the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh. [45]

1830's

List of members elected in the 1830s
NumberNameYear of ElectionYear of Resignation/Death
73Dr. Robert Lewins [46] [47] 1830Resigned 1843
74 Dr. William Beilby 1831Resigned 1841; Died 1849
Dr-george-bell-alexina-lady-moncrieff-and-rev-thom.jpg 75Mr. George Hamilton Bell [48] [49] 1832Resigned 1841; Died 1862
Samuel Pagan.png 76 Dr. Samuel Alexander Pagan 1832Resigned 1863; Died 1867
77Dr. John Home Peebles [50] [51] 1833Resigned 1840
Thomas Stewart Traill. Lithograph. Wellcome V0005885.jpg 78 Dr. Thomas Stewart Traill 1833Resigned 1837; Died 1862
Sir William Newbigging.jpg 79 Sir William Newbigging 1833Resigned 1839; Died 1852
Alexander Macaulay.png 80Dr. Alexander Macaulay [52] [53] 1834Resigned 1844; Died 1868
William Gregory.png 81 Dr. William Gregory 1834Resigned 1837; Died 1858
Robert Nasmyth.png 82 Robert Nasmyth 1835Resigned 1860; Died 1870
83Dr. Charles Anderson1836Resigned 1846; Died 1855
84Dr. David Hay [54] 1836Resigned 1841; Died 1843/4
Peter Handyside.png 85 Dr. Peter David Handyside 1837Resigned 1849; Died 1881
John Smith Snr.png 86 Dr. John C Douglas Smith Snr 1838Died 1879
87 Dr. Charles Ransford 1839Resigned 1848; Died 1886
James simson.png 88 Dr. James Simson 1839Died 1876

1840's

List of members elected in the 1840s
NumberNameYear of ElectionYear of Resignation/Death
Robert Omond.png 89 Dr. Robert Omond 1840Resigned 1878; Died 1881
William Seller.png 90 Dr. William Seller 1841Died 1869
Robert Bowes Malcolm.png 91 Dr. Robert Bowes Malcolm 1841Resigned 1878; Died 1894
James Scarth Combe.png 92 Dr. James Scarth Combe 1843Resigned 1876; Died 1883
93Dr. Charles Bell [55] 1843Resigned 1860; Died 1891
James Miller.png 94 Professor James Miller 1843Died 1864
Douglas MacLagan.png 95 Sir Andrew Douglas Maclagan 1843Died 1900
William Henderson.png 96 Dr. William Henderson 1843Resigned 1845; Died 1872
John Burt.png 97 Dr. John Graham MacDonald Burt 1843Died 1868
98 Dr. Andrew Fyfe 1844Resigned 1844; Died 1861
George Andrew Paterson.png 99Dr. George Andrew Paterson [56] 1845Resigned 1850, but remained an 'Emeritus Aesculapian'; Died 1893
John Coldstream.png 100 Dr. John Coldstream 1845Resigned 1860; Died 1863
Patrick Newbigging.png 101 Dr. Patrick Small Weir Newbigging 1845Died 1864
John Hutton Balfour2.png 102 Dr. John Hutton 'Woody Fibre' Balfour 1846Resigned 1883; Died 1884
James Begbie.png 103 Dr. James Begbie 1848Resigned 1857; Died 1869
James Syme.png 104 Professor James Syme 1849Resigned 1857; Died 1870

The Aesculapian Club photograph album entry for Charles Bell erroneously includes a copy of the portrait of Sir Charles Bell, whose name is given to unilateral paralysis of the facial nerve (Bell's palsy). Sir Charles Bell died in 1842 and was not a member of the Aesculapian Club. Aesculapian Charles Bell was the nephew of Sir Charles Bell and the younger brother of Aesculapian George Hamilton Bell. [55]

1850's

List of members elected in the 1850s
NumberNameYear of ElectionYear of Resignation/Death
James Young Simpson.png 105 Sir James Young Simpson 1850Died 1870
William Brown2.png 106William Brown [57] 1852Resigned 1871; Died 1873
John Taylor.jpeg 107Dr. John Taylor [58] 1854Died 1856
Benjamin Bell.png 108Mr. Benjamin Bell [59] 1854Died 1883
Andrew Wood2.png 109 Dr. Andrew Wood 1857Died 1881
James Dunsmure Snr.png 110 Dr. James Dunsmure 1857Resigned 1886; Died 1886
James Donaldson Gillespie.png 111Dr. James Donaldson Gillespie [60] 1858Died 1891

1860's

List of members elected in the 1860s
NumberNameYear of ElectionYear of Resignation/Death
Patrick Heron Watson.png 112 Sir Patrick Heron Watson 1860Died 1908
William Henry Lowe.png 113 Dr. William Henry Lowe 1860Resigned 1875; Died 1900
Thomas Graham Weir.png 114Dr. Thomas Graham Weir [61] [62] 1861Resigned 1894; Died 1896
Daniel Rutherford Haldane.png 115 Dr. Daniel Rutherford Haldane 1864Died 1887
William Rutherford Sanders.png 116 Professor William Rutherford Sanders 1865Died 1881
William Turner.png 117 Sir William Turner 1868Died 1916

1870's

List of members elected in the 1870s
NumberNameYear of ElectionYear of Resignation/Death
John Duncan (surgeon).png 118 John Duncan 1870Died 1899
James Matthews Duncan.png 119 Dr. James Matthews Duncan 1870Resigned 1877; Died 1890
James Warburton Begbie.png 120 Dr. James Warburton Begbie 1870Died 1876
Joseph Lister.png 121 Lord Joseph Lister 1872Resigned 1877; Died 1912
John Smith Jnr.png 122 Dr. John Smith Jr. 1876Resigned 1910; Died 1910
Robert Paterson2.png 123Dr. Robert Paterson [63] 1876Resigned 1881; Died 1889
Joseph Bell.png 124 Dr. Joseph Bell 1876Resigned 1910; Died 1911
Claud Muirhead2.png 125Dr. Claud Muirhead [64] 1876Died 1910
Douglas Argyll Robertson.png 126 Dr. Douglas Argyll Robertson 1878Resigned 1904; Died 1909
John Wyllie2.png 127Professor John Wyllie [65] 1878Died 1916
William Rutherford.png 128 Professor William Rutherford 1878Died 1899
Robert Cunynghame.png 129 Dr. Robert James Blair Cunynghame 1879Died 1903
Thomas Fraser.png 130 Professor Thomas Richard Fraser 1879Resigned 1919; Died 1920

1880's

List of members elected in 1880's
NumberNameYear of ElectionYear of Resignation/Death
Francis Imlach.png 131 Francis Brodie Imlach 1881Died 1891
Thomas Clouston.png 132 Sir Thomas Smith Clouston 1881Died 1915
Charles Underwood.png 133 Dr. Charles Edward Underhill 1881Died 1908
George Balfour.png 134 Dr. George William Balfour 1883Died 1903
Alexander Crum Brown.png 135 Professor Alexander Crum Brown 1883Resigned 1919; Died 1922
Thomas Annandale.png 136 Professor Thomas Annandale 1886Died 1907
Robert Peel Ritchie.png 137 Dr. Robert Peel Ritchie 1887Died 1902

1890's

List of members elected in the 1890s
NumberNameYear of ElectionYear of Resignation/Death
John Chiene.png 138 Professor John Chiene 1892Resigned 1919; Died 1923
James Dunsmure Jnr.png 139 Dr. James Dunsmure 1892Died 1907
John Sibbald.png 140 Sir John Sibbald 1893Resigned 1905; Died 1905
Francis Cadell.png 141Dr. Francis Cadell [66] 1895Resigned 1906; Died 1909
142Dr. James Andrew [67] 1899Died 1911
Sir John Halliday Croom Obstetrician.png 143 Sir John Halliday Croom 1899Resigned 1921; Died 1923

In March 1895 Dr. Alexander Peddie was elected a member of the club. His photograph was added to the Club album and his name was included in printed list of members for that year. However, he did not attend any dinners and the minutes from October 1895 record that after due consideration Dr. Peddie had declined to become a member. [2] In December 1895 Dr. Francis Cadell was elected in his place. Cadell was a surgeon and father of the Scottish Colourist Francis Cadell.

Aesculapian Club Member List 1895 version 2.png

1900's

List of members elected in the 1900s
NumberNameYear of ElectionYear of Resignation/Death
William Tennant Gairdner1891.jpg 144 Sir William Tennant Gairdner 1900Resigned 1902; Died 1907
John Batty Tuke.png 145 Sir John Batty Tuke 1902Died 1913
William Allan Jamieson.png 146 Sir William Allan Jamieson 1903Died 1916
Alexander James2.png 147Dr. Alexander James [68] 1903Died 1932
Daniel Cunningham.png 148 Professor Daniel John Cunningham 1904Died 1909
George Berry.png 149 Sir George Andreas Berry 1904Resigned 1932; Died 1940
John Playfair.png 150Dr. John Playfair [69] 1905Died 1933
151Dr. Charles Watson MacGillivray [70] 1907Resigned 1928; Died 1932
Joseph Montagu Cotterill.png 152 Sir Joseph Montagu Cotterill 1907Resigned 1932; Died 1933
Russell Elliot Wood.png 153Lieutenant-Colonel Russell Elliot Wood [71] 1908Died 1917
Harold Stiles.png 154 Sir Harold Jalland Stiles 1908Resigned 1937; Died 1946
Byrom Bramwell.png 155 Sir Byrom Bramwell 1908Resigned 1927; Died 1931

1910's

List of members elected in 1910's
NumberNameYear of ElectionYear of Resignation/Death
Francis Mitchell Caird.png 156 Mr. Francis Mitchell Caird 1910Died 1926
Henry Alexis Thomson.png 157 Henry Alexis Thomson 1910Died 1924
George Alexander Gibson.png 158 Dr. George Alexander Gibson 1910Died 1913
David Wallace.png 159 Sir David Wallace 1911Resigned 1946; Died 1952
William Russell.png 160 Professor William Russell 1911Resigned 1926; Died 1940
George Harry Melville Dunlop.png 161Dr. George Henry 'Harry' Melville Dunlop [72] 1913Died 1916
John MacPherson.png 162Sir John Macpherson [73] 1914Resigned 1922
Alexander Blackhall-Morison.png 163Dr. Alexander Blackhall-Morison [74] 1919Died 1927

1920's

List of members elected in 1910's
NumberNameYear of ElectionYear of Resignation/Death
Robert William Philip.png 164 Sir Robert William Philip 1920Died 1939
John James Graham Brown.png 165Dr. John James Graham Brown [75] 1920Died 1925
James Hodsdon.png 166 Sir James William Beeman Hodsdon 1920Died 1928
Henry Littlejohn.png 167 Dr. Henry Harvey Littlejohn 1920Died 1927
Diarmid Noel Paton. Photograph by T. & R. Annan & Sons Ltd. Wellcome V0026990.jpg 168 Dr. Diarmid Noel Paton 1921Died 1925
George Matthew Robertson.png 169Dr. George Matthew Robertson [76] 1921Died 1932
James Haig Ferguson.png 170 Dr. James Haig Ferguson 1921Died 1934
Francis Darby Boyd.png 171 Francis Darby Boyd 1921Died 1922
John Wheeler Dowden.png 172 John Wheeler Dowden 1921Died 1936
William Fordyce.png 173Dr. William Fordyce [77] [78] [79] 1921Died 1941
George Lovell Gulland.png 174Dr. George Lovell Gulland [80] 1921Died 1941
Arthur Logan Turner.png 175 Dr. Arthur Logan Turner 1924Died 1939
Alexander Miles.png 176 Alexander Miles 1924Resigned 1937; Died 1953
Robert Alexander Fleming.png 177 Dr. Robert Alexander Fleming 1925Died 1947
178 Dr. Robert Thin 1927Died 1941
179 Dr. Arthur Henry Havens Sinclair 1927Resigned 1946; Died 1962
180 Professor Edwin Bramwell 1927Resigned 1945; Died 1952
181 Dr. Ralph Stockman 1928Resigned 1945; Died 1946
182 Dr. William Thomas Ritchie 1928Died 1945
183 Mr. William James Stuart 1928Died 1958
184George Lyall Chiene [81] 1929Resigned 1946; Died 1951

1930's

List of members elected in the 1930s
NumberNameYear of ElectionYear of Resignation/Death
185 John William Struthers 1932Resigned 1938; Died 1953
1186 Sir Henry Wade 1932Died 1955
187 Dr. John Dixon Comrie 1932Died 1939
1188 Lt-Col Anderson Gray McKendrick 1933Died 1943
1189Dr. George Douglas Mathewson [82] 1933Died 1935
190 Professor Sir David Percival Dalbreck 'DPD' Wilkie 1934Died 1938
1191Dr. John Orr [83] 1936Died 1949
192 Dr. Henry 'Harry' Moss Traquair 1936Resigned 1949; Died 1954
193 Professor Robert William Johnstone 1937Died 1969
194 Mr. James Methuen Graham 1938Died 1962
195 Professor Sir John Fraser 1938Resigned 1946; Died 1947
196 Lt-Col Alexander Dron Stewart 1938Died 1969
197 Dr. Andrew Fergus Hewat 1939Died 1957

1940's

List of members elected in the 1940s
NumberNameYear of ElectionYear of Resignation/Death
198 Professor Charles McNeil 1946Resigned 1951; Died 1964
199Dr. William Douglas Denton Small [84] 1946Died 1964
200 Professor Sir Derrick Melville Dunlop 1946Died 1980
201 Lt-Col William Frederick Harvey 1946Died 1948
202 Sir David Kennedy Henderson 1946Died 1965
203Francis Evelyn Jardine [85] 1946Died 1956
204 Professor David Murray Lyon 1946Died 1956
205 Professor Sir Sydney Alfred Smith 1946Died 1969
206 Professor Alexander Murray Drennan 1947Died 1984
207 Professor James Couper Brash 1947Died 1958
208 Dr. Douglas James Guthrie 1947Died 1975
209Dr. William Francis Theodore Haultain [86] 1947Died 1958
210 Walter Quarry Wood 1947Died 1958
211Dr. William Alister Alexander [87] [88] 1948Died 1976
212Professor Douglas James Acworth Kerr [89] 1949Died 1960
213 Professor Sir James Rognvald Learmonth 1949Died 1967

1950's

List of members elected in the 1950s
NumberNameYear of ElectionYear of Resignation/Death
214 Professor Sir Leybourne Stanley Davidson [90] 1951Resigned 1964; Died 1981
215 Dr. James Kirkwood Slater 1952Died 1965
216 Sir Walter 'Wattie' Mercer 1953Died 1971
217 Dr. Andrew Rae Gilchrist 1954Died 1995
218 Professor Sir John Bruce 1955Died 1975
219Thomas 'Tommy' McWalter Millar [91] [92] 1956Resigned 1963; Died 1970
220Dr. John Alastair Bruce [93] 1958Died 1971
221Dr. Clifford Donald Kennedy [94] 1957Resigned 1988; Died 1989
222David Skene Middleton [95] 1957Resigned 1980; Died 1981
223Professor Sir John Halliday Croom [96] 1958Resigned 1984; Died 1986
224Professor Robert J Kellar [97] 1958Resigned 1979; Died 1981
225 Professor George Lightbody Montgomery 1958Died 1993
226Dr. Ranald Malcolm Murray-Lyon [98] 1958Died 1969
227 James 'Jimmy' Johnston Mason Brown 1959Died 1964
228Dr. David Glyn Lamond Lackie [99] 1959Died 1985

1960's

List of members elected in the 1960s
NumberNameYear of ElectionYear of Resignation/Death
229 Sir James Davidson Stuart 'JDS' Cameron 1961Died 1969
230 Professor George John Romanes 1962Died 2014
231Mr Thomas 'Tammas' Ian Wilson [100] 1962Died 1983
232 Professor Sir Ian George Wilson Hill 1963Died 1982
233 Mr James 'Jim' Sneddon Jeffrey 1964Died 1989
234 Professor Francis John Gillingham 1965Died 2010
235 Professor Ronald 'Ronnie' Haxton Girdwood [101] 1965Died 2006
236Dr. Neil Macmichael [102] 1965Resigned 1980; Died 1989
237 Dr. John Duncan 'JDM' Matthews [103] 1969Died 2009
238 Dr. Ronald 'Ronnie' Foote Robertson 1969Died 1991

1970's

List of members elected in the 1970s
NumberNameYear of ElectionYear of Resignation/Death
239Dr. Robert 'Bobby' M Marquis [104] 1970Died 1989
240 Professor Michael Oliver [105] 1971Resigned 1984; Died 2015
241 Mr James Ross 1971Died 1997
242Professor Eric Samuel [106] 1972Resigned 1978; Died 1997
243Mr Iain MacLaren [107] [108] 1974Died 2019
244 Dr. Hamish Watson 1976Died 2001
245Dr. Michael 'Mike' Matthews [109] 1976Resigned 1984; Died 2015
246Mr James 'Jimmy' William Wishart Thomson1976Died 1996
247Mr James 'Jimmy' Scott [110] 1978Died 2010
248Professor James 'Jim' Robson [111] 1978Died 2010
249Mr John Cook [112] 1979Resigned 1987; Died 2020
250Dr. Andrew Doig [113] 1979Died 2017
251Mr Peter Edmond1979Resigned

James Thomson was appointed a consultant surgeon at the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh in 1964. [114]

1980's

List of members elected in the 1980s
NumberNameYear of ElectionYear of Resignation/Death
252 Dr. Tom Philp 1980Died 1994
253Dr. William 'Bill' Donald MacLennan [115] 1980Died 2002
254Professor Ian Bouchier1980Resigned
255 Professor Sir James Fraser 1982Died 1997
256 Mr John Chalmers 1982Resigned 2023
257 Professor Sir Andrew Patrick McEwen Forrest 1983Died 2021
258Dr. James Syme [116] [117] 1984Died June 1999
259Mr Alasdair Bruce MacGregor [118] 1984Died 2002
260 Professor Robert 'Bob' Evan Kendell 1984Resigned 1992; Died 2002
261Professor Arthur 'ACK' Colville Kennedy [119] 1984Died 2009
262Mr Alan Dean1985Resigned 2023
263 Dr. Anthony 'Tony' Douglas Toft 1987Resigned 2021

1990's

List of members elected in the 1990s
NumberNameYear of ElectionYear of Resignation/Death
265Professor John Richmond [120] [121] 1990Died 2008
266Mr James Christie1991Resigned 2023
267 Professor John Cash 1992Died 2020
269Professor Robert 'Bertie' Wood [122] 1992Died 2022
271Professor Charles Forbes [123] 1993Resigned 2006; Died 2017
272Dr. Martin Lees [124] 1993Died 2015
273Dr. David Thomson1994Resigned
274Dr. Andrew A. Calder MBE1996Resigned
277Professor Ray Newton [125] 1999Died 2022

2000's

List of members elected in the 2000s
NumberNameYear of ElectionYear of Resignation/Death
279Professor A Ross Lorimer2002Resigned

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David Malcolm Murray Lyon FRSE DPH (1888-1956) was an English physician and medical author. He was president of the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh from 1945–47, and was editor of the Edinburgh Medical Journal.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">Edinburgh College of Medicine for Women</span>

The Edinburgh College of Medicine for Women was established by Elsie Inglis and her father John Inglis. Elsie Inglis went on to become a leader in the suffrage movement and found the Scottish Women's Hospital organisation in World War I, but when she jointly founded the college she was still a medical student. Her father, John Inglis, had been a senior civil servant in India, where he had championed the cause of education for women. On his return to Edinburgh he became a supporter of medical education for women and used his influence to help establish the college. The college was founded in 1889 at a time when women were not admitted to university medical schools in the UK.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">William Russell (physician)</span> Scottish pathologist and physician

Dr William RussellFRCPE LLD, was a Scottish pathologist and physician who became Professor of Medicine at the University of Edinburgh and president of the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh. He was the first to describe the cellular inclusion particles known as Russell bodies. He was an early supporter of medical education for women.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">James Stansfield Collier</span> British physician and neurologist (1870–1935)

James Stansfield Collier was an English physician and neurologist. His brother was the surgeon Horace Stansfield Collier.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">Aesculapian Club</span> Medical dining club in Edinburgh, Scotland

The Aesculapian Club of Edinburgh is one of the oldest medical dining clubs in the world. It was founded in April 1773 by Dr. Andrew Duncan. Membership of the club is limited to 11 Fellows of the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh and 11 Fellows of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh. 'Extraordinary Membership' is given to members aged over 70 years. The club was established during the Scottish Enlightenment to encourage convivial relations between Fellows of the two Colleges and to stimulate intellectual discussion. The Club dinners are held in the New Library of the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh on the 2nd Friday of March and October each year. The principal guest at each dinner is invited to give a short talk on a non-medical subject and this is followed by a round-table discussion.

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