Sadly nothing is known of the career of William Gordon Johnston who passed the Fellowship in 1936, practiced in Canada and died in Toronto in 1996.

Jacob Sherne was resident ophthalmic officer at Leeds General Infirmary before becoming consultant in ophthalmic surgery to Leeds Hospital Group A. During the second world war he served with the RAMC with the rank of Major. He died on 20 March 1974.

Ormond Gillespie Tunks served with the First Field Ambulance during the first world war and then qualified MB, ChM from Sydney University in 1917. He passed the College Fellowship in 1936 and little is known of his subsequent career. He was a member of the AMA and he died on 8 September 1980, surviv

Harold Francis Mowat spent much of his career as surgeon to the International Nickel Company of Canada Hospital at Copper Cliff, Ontario. He died on 20 March 1980, survived by his wife, Dr Margaret A Mowat (nee Riddell), and daughters Margaret, Frances and Kathryn.

Alford Dornan was born in Belfast in 1907, one of seven children - six of whom became medically qualified. He was educated at the Royal Belfast Academical Institution and Queen's University, Belfast. He began his career in Sheffield, and was appointed Sheffield's first orthopaedic surgeon in 1943, w

Edward James Grieve was born in Allan's Flat, Victoria, Australia, on 9 July 1904, the third child and second son of Edward John Grieve, a headmaster and Anastasia, née Doolan, the daughter of a grazier. His brother is Professor B J Grieve, PhD, of Perth, Australia. Grieve gained a scholarship to

Russell Kneale Magee was born in Hamilton, Ontario on 27 May 1906 and was educated at the University of Toronto from where he graduated in 1930. After qualification he spent two years in England during which time he attended courses at St Thomas's and St Bartholomew's Hospitals. For nine months he w

Francis Leonard was born in Auckland, New Zealand in 1902 and obtained his medical education at Otago University, qualifying there in 1925. After various resident posts at Auckland Hospital he entered private practice in the same city in 1928. After two years he moved to England and again started

James Firth Heslop was born in South Shields and studied medicine at Manchester University, where he graduated with honours in 1933. As a house surgeon he came under the influence of John Morley and took the FRCS in 1936, becoming in turn registrar to the surgical outpatients department, resident ca

Born on 3 September 1908, Tony Green studied medicine at Otago University before coming to England in 1935 to specialise in radiotherapy. He held a number of junior posts and studied at the Radium Institute. A firm belief of his was that the effective treatment of malignancy should cause as little u

Born on 18 April 1907, Joe Luke was the son of Edward Barker Luke, a nurseryman in Ottawa, and Jane née Corbus, the daughter of J R Corbus, a doctor in Chicago. Joe was educated at Montreal West High School and entered McGill University in 1924. After qualifying in 1931, he did a number of junior jo

Linton Snaith was born in 1909 at Eaglescliffe, Teeside. He qualified MB BS with honours at Durham in 1932 and gained that University's MS in 1936 and MD in 1940. Soon after gaining his Fellowship he decided to specialise in gynaecology. After a post in obstetrics at the North Middlesex Hospital he