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Authorised form of nameGraves; Robert James (? 1797 - 1853)
Dates? 1797 - 1853
Date of birth1796 or 27 March 1797
Date of death20 March 1853
OccupationPhysician
ActivityEducation:
Studied in Edinburgh and at Trinity College, Dublin MD 1818; studied in Berlin, Gottingen, Vienna, Copenhagen, Paris and Italy (met JMW Turner during his travels)
Career:
King's Professor, Trinity College, Dublin (1827); member of the 'Dublin School of Medicine'; appointed physician to the Meath Hospital (1821) and began to reform clinical practice; published 'Clinical Lectures on the Practice of Medicine' (1843)
Memberships:
MRIA President 1843; Honorary Member of the Medical Societies of Berlin, Vienna, Hamburg, Tubingen, Bruges and Montreal
Membership categoryFellow
Date of election06/06/1850
RelationshipsCousin of John Thomas Graves (FRS 1839); Son of Richard Graves, scholar and divine, Archibishop King's Professor of Divinity, PRofessor of Laws and Regius Professor of Greek and Divinity at Trinity College
SourceSources:
Bulloch's Roll; DNB
Notes:
BR and DNB give birth date as 1796; Boase gives specific birth date of 27 Mar 1797
CodeNA2656
Archives associated with this Fellow
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EC/1850/12Graves, Robert James: certificate of election to the Royal Society
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