William Heberden
(b. Aug. 13, 1710, Southwark, London – d. May 17, 1801, Pall Mall, St James's, Westminster, London )
Gender: M
Dr William Heberden (1710-1801) was a doctor who practised in Cambridge from 1739-1749 and then moved to London, where he ran a successful practice for thirty years. In 1761 he became personal physician to the Queen
Also known as:
- William Heberden
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Letter from Elizabeth Montagu to Charles Robinson | 4197 |
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