Hari Ker was born at Stafford on 4 November 1924 and received his medical education at King's College, London, and Charing Cross Hospital, where he qualified MRCS, LRCP and MB, BS London in 1948. He was awarded the Pickering Prize at King's College and the public health prize at Charing Cross Hospit

Eric Eccles MacKay was a gynaecologist in the outpatients department at St Vincent's Hospital, Melbourne. He was born in 1898 and studied medicine at Melbourne University, qualifying with the MB BS in 1920. He gained his MD in 1922. He went to the UK for further training at the London Hospital an

John Henry Kettle studied at Sydney University where he was President of the Medical Society 1952-3. He graduated MB BS in 1951 and became resident medical officer at the Royal North Shore Hospital in Sydney 1951-2. He came to England and was surgical registrar at St Luke's Hospital, Guildford, Surr

Qualifying from Edinburgh University in 1902, Collins seems to have practised abroad, probably in South Africa. He was in England for some years from 1910 when he took the Conjoint Diploma, and proceeded to the Diploma in Public Health in 1914 and the Fellowship in 1915. After the first world war he

Charles Harold Crawshaw was born at Ashton-under-Lyne on 25 May, 1887. His father was a medical practitioner. He was educated at Oundle and Christ's College, Cambridge, and did his clinical training at Manchester and St Bartholomew's Hospital. He graduated BA Cambridge 1909; MRCS LRCP 1912; MB ChB M

William Makuri Cotter was born at Makuri in 1894, the eldest son and second child of Timothy Cotter, farmer and hotel-keeper, and Kate Cotter, nee Dunnage. He went to Dannevirk High School, of which he became dux in 1912. He entered Otago University Medical School in 1913, graduating MB ChB in 1917.

Born 17 June 1901 in Swanville, Minnesota, United States, Cecil Corrigan was the third son in a family of twelve chidren, his father, Samuel Harvey Corrigan, MD, was a country doctor also practising surgery, who became FACS in 1929. His mother was Jennie Lodisa, also nee Corrigan. His early educatio

Born on the 4 August 1897 at Cardiff, the only son of David Jones, works manager for Guest, Keen and Nettlefold, he was educated at Cardiff High School and the University of South Wales, obtaining a BSc in 1919. For his medical education he attended the Welsh National School of Medicine, qualifying

Iskander, an Egyptian, took the Fellowship in 1949 and then returned to Egypt and practised as a surgeon in Cairo for about fourteen years. His death was reported to the College by A A K Motawi FRCS on 25 April 1965.

Joseph Jaconelli gained MB BS at Sydney University in 1947. Shortly after this he came to London where he served as medical officer at Australia House in 1950. In 1952 he was a demonstrator at the Royal College of Surgeons, and in 1953 he was surgical registrar at the London Hospital. He gained the

Derek Gordon Lambley was born on 8 May 1918 and was educated at Parmiter's School in Bethnal Green and University College, London, where he took a first-class BSc in anatomy. He continued clinical training at St Bartholomew's Hospital and won the Brackenbury Scholarship in medicine, graduating in 19

Leonard Charles Lancaster was born in Brockley, South-East London, on March 10, 1902. He was a scholar at Aske's School, Hatcham, obtained a scholarship to Downing College, Cambridge, and a further scholarship to St George's Hospital in London where he won the Allingham Prize. After house appointmen