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.

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.

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

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

Chakkingal Puthanveetil V Menon was born on 30 June 1900 in the former Cochin State. After initial studies there he qualified MB BS from Madras Medical College in 1926. He was among the first recipients of the degree of Master of Surgery from Madras University in 1928. In 1935 he travelled abroad fo

Born at Cobar, New South Wales, in 1899, the son of a medical practitioner, Charles Lawes was educated at Newington College where he played both cricket and football for his school. He went to Sydney University and qualified in 1923 and also played cricket for the University and the State. He procee

Tommy 'Tucker' Moore was welcomed in a great many surgical clubs and societies for his engagingly forthright interventions. His criticisms were pungent but invariably good-humoured, and he was very good company. He was born on 11 January 1909 in Sunderland, where his father and mother ran a newspape

Charles Cochrane was born on 30 May 1904 in Ballymoney, Northern Ireland. He was educated at the Coleraine Academical Institute and Queen's University, Belfast. After junior appointments at Salford Royal Hospital and Fulham Hospital he gained his FRCS in 1936 and became a medical officer to the Lond

James Cuming Stewart was born on 26 October 1905, the son of Sir Alexander Stewart who was born in Scotland and ultimately became an eminent Australian industrialist and company director. James was educated at Melbourne Grammar School and Ormond College, graduating MB BS in 1930. After holding junio