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Aesculapian Club badge
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]
1770's
List of Members elected in the 1770s.
Number
Name
Year of Election
Year of Resignation/Death
1
Dr. Andrew Duncan 'The Elder'
1773
Died 1828
2
Mr. William Chalmer[ 3]
1773
Died 1784
3
Mr. Andrew Wood[ 4]
1773
Resigned 1803; Died 1821
4
Dr. James Lind
1773
Resigned 1774; Died 1812
5
Dr. James Hamilton "Senior"[ 5]
1773
Resigned 1798; Died 1835
6
Mr. Benjamin Bell
1773
Resigned 1798; Died 1806
7
Mr. Thomas Hay[ 6]
1773
Resigned 1803–11; Died 1816/17
8
Mr. Forrest Dewar
1773
Resigned 1803–11; Died 1817
9
Mr. Hamilton McLure
1773
Died 1789
10
Mr. Colin Lauder
1773
Resigned 1792; Died 1831
11
Mr. John Balfour[ 7]
1773
Died 1779
12
Dr. Nathaniel Spens
1773
Resigned 1789; Died 1815
13
Mr. Alexander Wood
1773
Died 1807
14
Mr. Alexander Hamilton
1773
Resigned 1788; Died 1802
15
Sir James Hay[ 8] [ 9]
1774
Resigned 1784; Died 1810
16
Dr. John Hope
1774
Resigned 1784; Died 1786
17
Mr. Thomas Wood[ 10]
1777
Resigned 1784
18
Dr. Robert Langlands
1779
Died 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
1790's
List of Members elected in the 1790s
Number
Name
Year of Election
Year of Resignation/Death
25
Dr. Andrew Wardrop[ 15]
1790
Resigned 1798; Died 1823
26
Dr. Andrew Inglis[ 16]
1790
Resigned 1798; Died 1834
27
Dr. James Home[ 17]
1792
Resigned 1826; Died 1844
28
Dr. Colin Drummond[ 18]
1793
Resigned 1795
29
Mr. John Walker[ 19]
1794
Resigned 1819; Died 1841
30
Mr. James Clark[ 20]
1794
Resigned 1798
31
Mr. Thomas Wood[ 10]
1796
Resigned 1803–11; Died 1821
32
Mr. George Wood[ 21]
1796
Resigned 1833
33
Mr. James Russell
1796
Resigned 1789; Died 1836
34
Mr. Henry Johnston[ 22]
1796
Resigned 1799
35
William Harkness
1796
Resigned 1797
36
Rev. Dr. William Greenfield
1796
Resigned 1797; Died 1827
37
Mr. James Anderson[ 23] [ 24] [ 25] [ 26]
1798
Resigned 1800; Died 1817
38
Dr. William Brown[ 27]
1799
Resigned 1801; Died 1818
39
Dr. James Buchan[ 28]
1799
Resigned 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
1810's
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
§ 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
1840's
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
Number
Name
Year of Election
Year of Resignation/Death
105
Sir James Young Simpson
1850
Died 1870
106
William Brown[ 57]
1852
Resigned 1871; Died 1873
107
Dr. John Taylor[ 58]
1854
Died 1856
108
Mr. Benjamin Bell[ 59]
1854
Died 1883
109
Dr. Andrew Wood
1857
Died 1881
110
Dr. James Dunsmure
1857
Resigned 1886; Died 1886
111
Dr. James Donaldson Gillespie[ 60]
1858
Died 1891
1860's
1870's
1880's
1890's
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 .
1900's
1910's
1920's
1930's
1940's
1950's
1960's
1970's
List of members elected in the 1970s
Number
Name
Year of Election
Year of Resignation/Death
239
Dr. Robert 'Bobby' M Marquis[ 104]
1970
Died 1989
240
Professor Michael Oliver [ 105]
1971
Resigned 1984; Died 2015
241
Mr James Ross
1971
Died 1997
242
Professor Eric Samuel[ 106]
1972
Resigned 1978; Died 1997
243
Mr Iain MacLaren[ 107] [ 108]
1974
Died 2019
244
Dr. Hamish Watson
1976
Died 2001
245
Dr. Michael 'Mike' Matthews[ 109]
1976
Resigned 1984; Died 2015
246
Mr James 'Jimmy' William Wishart Thomson
1976
Died 1996
247
Mr James 'Jimmy' Scott[ 110]
1978
Died 2010
248
Professor James 'Jim' Robson[ 111]
1978
Died 2010
249
Mr John Cook[ 112]
1979
Resigned 1987; Died 2020
250
Dr. Andrew Doig[ 113]
1979
Died 2017
251
Mr Peter Edmond
1979
Resigned
James Thomson was appointed a consultant surgeon at the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh in 1964.[ 114]
1980's
1990's
List of members elected in the 1990s
Number
Name
Year of Election
Year of Resignation/Death
265
Professor John Richmond[ 120] [ 121]
1990
Died 2008
266
Mr James Christie
1991
Resigned 2023
267
Professor John Cash
1992
Died 2020
269
Professor Robert 'Bertie' Wood[ 122]
1992
Died 2022
271
Professor Charles Forbes[ 123]
1993
Resigned 2006; Died 2017
272
Dr. Martin Lees[ 124]
1993
Died 2015
277
Professor Ray Newton[ 125]
1999
Died 2022
2000's
List of members elected in the 2000s
Number
Name
Year of Election
Year of Resignation/Death
279
Professor A Ross Lorimer
2002
Resigned
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