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Authorised form of nameCash; John Theodore (1854 - 1936)
Dates1854 - 1936
NationalityBritish
Place of birthManchester, England
Date of birth16 December 1854
Place of deathHereford, Herefordshire
Date of death30/11/1936
Dates and placesBurial:
Hereford
OccupationPhysician
Research fieldPharmacology
ActivityEducation:
Quaker schools at Bootham in York and Kendal; Edinburgh University. MB (1876), MD (1879)
Career:
Worked in Berlin, Leipzig and London; Professor of Materia Medica, University of Aberdeen (for 32 years); retired to Hereford; was a fisherman
Memberships:
MRCS (1876)
Membership categoryFellow
Date of election09/06/1887
RelationshipsMarried (1881) Margaret Sophie, daughter of Rt Hon John Bright MP
SourcesSources:
Bulloch's Roll; DNB
Obituaries:
Obituary Notices of Fellows of the Royal Society 1936-1938 vol 2 pp 295-300, plate, by C R Marshall
Virtual International Authority Filehttp://viaf.org/viaf/14208141
Royal Society codeNA7124
Archives associated with this Fellow
Reference numberTitleDate
IM/Maull/000747Cash, John Theodorend
NLB/23/2/157Copy letter from unknown correspondent, to Professor John Theodore Cash, Fellow of the Royal Society and Professor Wyndham Rowland Dunstan, Fellow of the Royal Society28 January 1902
NLB/5/459Copy letter from an unknown correspondent, to Mr Collings, 172 Strand15 June 1891
NLB/8/111Copy letter from Herbert Rix, to Messrs Harrison & Sons18 July 1893
NLB/7/102Copy letter from Herbert Rix, to Dr John Theodore Cash, Fellow of the Royal Society, University of Aberdeen1 December 1892
NLB/5/798Copy letter from Herbert Rix, to Dr Theodore Cash, 25 Dee Street, Aberdeen15 October 1891
NLB/5/1104Copy letter from Herbert Rix, to Messrs Harrison & Sons, 45 St Martin's Lane5 January 1892
NLB/9/62Copy letter from Herbert Rix, to Professor John Theodore Cash, Fellow of the Royal Society20 March 1894
NLB/12/857Copy letter from Robert William Frederick Harrison, to Dr John Theodore Cash, Fellow of the Royal Society, 25 Dee Street, Aberdeen20 May 1896
NLB/12/887Copy letter from Robert William Frederick Harrison, to Professor John Theodore Cash, Fellow of the Royal Society, 25 Dee Street23 May 1896
RR/15/168Referee's report by Sydney Ringer, on a paper 'The pharmacology of pyraconitine and methylbenzaconine considered in relation to their chemical constitution' by John Theodore Cash and Wyndham Rowland DunstanJuly 1901
RR/15/167Referee's report by Thomas Richard Fraser, on a paper 'The pharmacology of pseudaconitine and japaconitine considered in relation to that of aconitine' by John Theodore Cash and Wyndham Rowland DunstanJuly 1901
RR/15/169Referee's report by Thomas Richard Fraser, on a paper 'The pharmacology of pyraconitine and methylbenzaconine considered in relation to their chemical constitution' by John Theodore Cash and Wyndham Rowland DunstanJuly 1901
NLB/6/898Copy letter from Theodore E James, to Lord Rayleigh [John William Strutt]15 August 1892
NLB/16/154Copy letter from Robert William Frederick Harrison, to Harrison & Sons, St Martin's Lane, W.C.12 February 1898
NLB/16/346Copy letter from Robert William Frederick Harrison, to Dr J R Bradford, Fellow of the Royal Society21 March 1898
NLB/20/9Copy letter from Robert William Frederick Harrison, to Professor John Theodore Cash, Fellow of the Royal Society12 January 1900
NLB/23/2/158Copy letter from unknown correspondent, to Professor John Theodore Cash, Fellow of the Royal Society and Professor Wyndham Rowland Dunstan, Fellow of the Royal Society28 January 1902
NLB/22/860Copy letter from A H White, to [John Theodore] Cash, Fellow of the Royal Society1 August 1901
NLB/40/177Copy letter from Robert William Frederick Harrison to Messrs Harrison & Sons27 April 1909
NLB/39/762Copy letter from Robert William Frederick Harrison to Professor J [John] T [Theodore] Cash, Fellow of the Royal Society, Marischal College, Aberdeen9 March 1909
NLB/39/750Copy letter from Robert William Frederick Harrison to Professor J [John] T [Theodore] Cash, Fellow of the Royal Society5 March 1909
NLB/40/653Copy letter from Robert William Frederick Harrison to Professor J [John] T [Theodore] Cash FRS 14 July 1909
NLB/52/90Copy letter from Robert William Frederick Harrison, Assistant Secretary of the Royal Society to Professor John Theodore Cash FRS10 August 1916
NLB/58/39Copy letter from Edwin Deller, Assistant Secretary of the Royal Society; to Professor [John] Theodore Cash, FRS4 March 1920
RR/9/116Referee's report by John Newport Langley, on a paper 'Contributions to our knowledge of the connexion between chemical constitution, physiological action, and antagonism' by Thomas Lauder Brunton and John Theodore Cash1883
NLB/58/2Copy letter from Edwin Deller, Assistant Secretary of the Royal Society; to Professor [John Theodore] Cash, FRS28 February 1920
RR/11/18Referee's report by William Rutherford, on a paper 'Contributions to the study of the connection between chemical constitution and physiological action.—Part II' by Thomas Lauder Brunton and John Theodore Cash27 March 1891
RR/11/27Letter from William Rutherford, on a paper 'The physiological action of the nitrites of the paraffin series, considered connection with their chemical constitution' by John Theodore Cash25 May 1891
RR/11/28Referee's report by William Rutherford, on a paper 'The physiological action of the nitrites of the paraffin series, considered connection with their chemical constitution' by John Theodore Cash25 May 1891
RR/11/129Referee's report by William Rutherford, on a paper 'The physiological action of the nitrites of the paraffin series, considered connection with their chemical constitution' by John Theodore Cash and Wyndham Rowland Dunstan3 December 1892
RR/12/13Referee's report by John Theodore Cash, on a paper 'Organic oximides.—A research on their pharmacology' by H W Pomfret16 March 1893
RR/8/280Referee's report by Arthur Gamgee, on a paper 'On the action of alkali and acid on muscle in frog and rabbit' by Thomas Lauder Brunton and John Theodore CashNovember 1881
RR/15/166Referee's report by Sydney Ringer, on a paper 'The pharmacology of pseudaconitine and japaconitine considered in relation to that of aconitine' by John Theodore Cash and Wyndham Rowland DunstanJuly 1901
RR/9/120Letter from John Scott Burdon-Sanderson, on a paper 'Contributions to our knowledge of the connexion between chemical constitution, physiological action, and antagonism' by Thomas Lauder Brunton and John Theodore Cash to the Secretary of the Royal Society18 October 1883
NLB/6/640Copy letter from Herbert Rix, to Professor Rutherford, Fellow of the Royal Society20 June 1892
NLB/6/483Copy letter from Herbert Rix, to Lord Rayleigh [John William Strutt]20 May 1892
NLB/8/7Copy letter from Michael Foster, to Professor John Theodore Cash, Fellow of the Royal Society30 June 1893
RR/12/16Detailed referee's report by John Theodore Cash, on a paper 'Organic oximides.—A research on their pharmacology' by H W Pomfret[1893]
RR/8/278Referee's report by Arthur Gamgee, on a paper 'On absorption of gas by the intestines and the action of carminatives upon it' by Thomas Lauder Brunton and John Theodore CashNovember 1881
RR/8/355Referee's report by Arthur Gamgee, on a paper 'The effects of certain modifying influences on the latent period of muscle contraction' by Gerald Francis Yeo and John Theodore CashNovember 1881
EC/1887/04Cash, John Theodore: certificate of election to the Royal Society
NLB/5/490Copy letter from Herbert Rix, to Professor Wyndham Rowland Dunstan, Research Laboratory, Pharmaceutical Society29 June 1891
RR/9/118Letter from John Scott Burdon-Sanderson, on a paper 'Contributions to our knowledge of the connexion between chemical constitution, physiological action, and antagonism' by Thomas Lauder Brunton and John Theodore Cash to the Secretary of the Royal Society4 October 1883
RR/8/279Referee's report by Arthur Gamgee, on a paper 'On the effect of electrical stimulation of the frog’s heart, and its modification by heat, cold, and the action of drugs' by Thomas Lauder Brunton and John Theodore CashNovember 1881
RR/11/19Referee's report by Arthur Sheridan Lea, on a paper 'Contributions to the study of the connection between chemical constitution and physiological action.—Part II' by Thomas Lauder Brunton and John Theodore Cash13 April 1891
NLB/52New Letter Book volume 52, copy letters sent from Royal Society administration9 July 1915-8 March 1916
RR/8/277Referee's report by Arthur Gamgee, on a paper 'On the action of ammonia and its salts, and of hydrocyanic acid upon muscle and nerve' by Thomas Lauder Brunton and John Theodore Cash25 November 1881
RR/14/21Referee's report by John Rose Bradford, on a paper 'The pharmacology of aconitine, diacetyl-aconitine, benzaconine, and aconine, considered in relation to their chemical constitution' by John Theodore Cash and Wyndham Rowland Dunstan21 March 1898
RR/14/19Letter from William Augustus Tilden, to Richard Tetley Glazebrook, regarding a paper 'The pharmacology of aconitine, diacetyl-aconitine, benzaconine, and aconine, considered in relation to their chemical constitution' by John Theodore Cash and Wyndham Rowland Dunstan20 January 1898
RR/9/117Referee's report by John Scott Burdon-Sanderson, on a paper 'Contributions to our knowledge of the connexion between chemical constitution, physiological action, and antagonism' by Thomas Lauder Brunton and John Theodore Cash19 September 1883
RR/11/128Letter from Wyndham Rowland Dunstan, on his paper with John Theodore Cash 'The physiological action of the nitrites of the paraffin series, considered connection with their chemical constitution' to the Secretary of the Royal Society15 June 1892
RR/12/15Second referee's report by John Theodore Cash, on a paper 'Organic oximides.—A research on their pharmacology' by H W PomfretJuly 1893
PP/3/27Paper, 'On the variations of latency in certain skeletal muscles of some different animals' by John Theodore Cash and Gerald Francis Yeo1883
PP/1/41/2Supporting data, experimental results by Gerald F [Francis] Yeo and J [John] Theodore Cash1882
PP/3/8Paper, 'Preliminary note on the action of calcium, barium, and potassium on muscle' by Thomas Lauder Brunton and [John] Theodore Cash1883
PP/3/35Paper, 'On the effect of electrical stimulation of the frog’s heart, and its modification by heat, cold, and the action of drugs' by Thomas Lauder Brunton and John Theodore Cash1883
PP/10/31Paper, 'Action of caffein and theine upon voluntary muscle' by T [Thomas] Lauder Brunton and J [John] Theodore Cash1887
PP/9/4/2Diagrams, experimental observations by J [John] Theodore Cash1886
PP/9/4/1Manuscript, 'Contribution to the study of intestinal rest and movement' by J [John] Theodore Cash1886
PP/10/32Paper, 'Contributions to our knowledge of the connexion between chemical constitution and physiological action. Preliminary communication on the action of certain aromatic bodies' by T [Thomas] Lauder Brunton and J [John] Theodore Cash1887
PP/1/41Paper, 'The effects of certain modifying influences on the latent period of muscle contraction' by Gerald F [Francis] Yeo and J [John] Theodore Cash1882
PP/9/4Paper, 'Contribution to the study of intestinal rest and movement' by J [John] Theodore Cash1886
RR/9/119Letter from John Newport Langley, on a paper 'Contributions to our knowledge of the connexion between chemical constitution, physiological action, and antagonism' by Thomas Lauder Brunton and John Theodore Cash to the Secretary of the Royal Society6 October 1883
RR/11/29Referee's report by Walter Holbrook Gaskell, on a paper 'The physiological action of the nitrites of the paraffin series, considered connection with their chemical constitution' by John Theodore Cash1891
RR/11/130Referee's report by Walter Holbrook Gaskell, on a paper 'The physiological action of the nitrites of the paraffin series, considered connection with their chemical constitution' by John Theodore Cash and Wyndham Rowland Dunstan1892
RR/14/18Letter from Edward Albert Sharpey-Schafer, to Richard Tetley Glazebrook, regarding a paper 'The pharmacology of aconitine, diacetyl-aconitine, benzaconine, and aconine, considered in relation to their chemical constitution' by John Theodore Cash and Wyndham Rowland Dunstan18 January 1898
RR/14/20Referee's report by Francis Robert Japp, on a paper 'The pharmacology of aconitine, diacetyl-aconitine, benzaconine, and aconine, considered in relation to their chemical constitution' by John Theodore Cash and Wyndham Rowland Dunstan17 March 1898
RR/9/5Referee's report by William Rutherford, on five papers 'On the effect of electrical stimulation of the frog’s heart, and its modification by cold, heat, and the action of drugs', 'On the action of alkaline and acid on muscle', 'On the action of ammonia and its salts, and of hydrocyanic acid upon muscle and nerve' and 'On absorption of gas by the intestines' [np] by Thomas Lauder Brunton and John Theodore Cash; 'The effects of certain modifying influences on the latent period of muscle contraction' by Gerald Francis Yeo and John Theodore Cash4 February 1882
MC/14/260Letter from [John Theodore] Cash, Aberdeen, to [Herbert] RixNovember 1887
PP/1/41/1Manuscript, 'The effects of certain modifying influences on the latent period of muscle contraction' by Gerald F [Francis] Yeo and J [John] Theodore Cash1882
MC/16/41Letter from John Theodore Cash, University of Aberdeen, to the Chairman of the Grant Committee of the Royal Society24 May 1893
MC/14/259Letter from [John Theodore] Cash, Aberdeen, to the Committee of the Royal Society for the Donation FundNovember 1887
MC/14Volume 14 of miscellaneous correspondence regarding business matters, sent to the Royal Society1885-1888
MC/16Volume 16 of miscellaneous correspondence regarding business matters, sent to the Royal Society1893-1896
MC/30/38Letter from [John] Theodore Cash, Marischal College, Aberdeen, to the [Royal Society]23 July 1915
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