The Consultation Letters of Dr William Cullen (1710-1790) at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh
People [PERS ID:3495]
Field | Data |
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ID | 3495 |
Title | Mr |
First Name | John |
Middle Name/Initial(s) | |
Last Name | Cook |
Maiden Name | |
AKA | Cooke; of Gallowhill; of Ogle. |
Gender | Male |
Occupation | Grazier; drover and husbandman |
Medical Professional? | Unknown |
Birth/Death
Birth/Death | |
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Birth (year) | 1727 |
Date of death (year) | 1787 |
Notes
One of several sons of William Cook of Thockrington, who purchased Gallowhill (of Bolam parish in Northumberland) in 1753. Dr Charles Keith refers to him as an old patient of Cullen’s and calls him “that unaccountable Oddityâ€. He seems to have been a miser, given to excessive drinking. He died 27 August 1787, about a year after his brother Michael. He bequeathed his property to his sister Dorothy's daughter, Anne Bell, née Hepple. Cullen also treated his sister Elizabeth and another brother. For further information regarding the family see John C. Hodgson, John C. Ed., Six North Country Diaries, p. 294, and John Hodgson, History of Northumberland, part 2, vol. 2, p. 292. |
Cases that this person appears in:
Count | Case ID | Case Name |
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1 | Case 909 | Case of John Cook of Gallowhill, who suffers from phlegm and other ailments exacerbated by excessive drinking. |
2 | Case 1798 | Case of Dr Charles Keith whose dyspepsia and other symptoms are considered to be gouty. |
3 | Case 1803 | Case of Miss Cook, of the Gallowhill family, who is feared to be phthisical. |
4 | Case 1886 | Case of Mrs Wilson, wife of a grocer, who has a cough. |
5 | Case 1887 | Case of Dr Charles Keith who has a chest complain with coughing and spitting up blood. |
6 | Case 2452 | Case of an unnamed male patient with gout. |
7 | Case 2499 | Case of Miss Marr, who has a cough and a knee ailment. |