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PRACTITIONERS J
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Name: Description: Jackson, Unknown (Dr)
Physician
(Unknown - Unknown)The case notes identify that Dr Jackson was a physician practicing in Edinburgh around 1779 to 1780. No further information has been identified regarding this individual. Jacquin, Nikolaus (Prof)
Naturalist
(1727 - 1817)Jacquin was born in Leiden in the Netherlands. He studied medicine at Leiden University before moving to Paris and then to Vienna. In the 1750s Jacquin went on expeditions to Venezuela, the West Indies and Central America to collect plant specimens. He was appointed professor of chemistry and mineralogy at the Bergakademie Schemnitz in 1763 and in 1769 was appointed Professor of Botany and Chemistry and director of the botanical gardens of the University of Vienna. Jebb, John (Dr)
Physician, religious and social reformer
(1736 - 1786)Jebb was born in London and was first educated in Ireland before moving to continue his education at Peterhouse, Cambridge. Jebb went on to study medicine at the university of St. Andrews in 1777 and in the same year became a fellow member of the Royal College of Physicians of London. Jones, Robert (Dr)
Physician
(Unknown - Unknown)Jones was the author of ‘An inquiry into the state of medicine, on the principles of inductive philosophy : With an appendix; containing practical cases and observation’ (1781). No further information has been identified regarding this individual. Juncker, Johann Friedrich (Dr)
Physician
(1679 - 1759)Juncker was born in Londorf, near Giessen. Juncker studied philosophy at the University of Marburg before moving to the University of Halle to study theology. He then held a series of teaching positions, in Halle, Lemgo, Schaaken and Pyrmont. Juncker then returned to Halle to become the medical supervisor of a school, orphanage and clinic, collectively known as the Franckesche Stiftungen. Alongside his medical practice Juncker also taught medical students at the clinic. Jussius, Unknown (Unknown)
Unknown
(Unknown - Unknown)The case notes identify that Jussius was a ‘Member of Royal Academy in flux which in France succeeded’. The individual may be Joseph de Jussius, however, there is insufficient evidence to state this with certainty.
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- Jackson, Unknown (Dr)
Physician
(Unknown - Unknown)
The case notes identify that Dr Jackson was a physician practicing in Edinburgh around 1779 to 1780. No further information has been identified regarding this individual.
- Jacquin, Nikolaus (Prof)
Naturalist
(1727 - 1817)
Jacquin was born in Leiden in the Netherlands. He studied medicine at Leiden University before moving to Paris and then to Vienna. In the 1750s Jacquin went on expeditions to Venezuela, the West Indies and Central America to collect plant specimens. He was appointed professor of chemistry and mineralogy at the Bergakademie Schemnitz in 1763 and in 1769 was appointed Professor of Botany and Chemistry and director of the botanical gardens of the University of Vienna.
- Jebb, John (Dr)
Physician, religious and social reformer
(1736 - 1786)
Jebb was born in London and was first educated in Ireland before moving to continue his education at Peterhouse, Cambridge. Jebb went on to study medicine at the university of St. Andrews in 1777 and in the same year became a fellow member of the Royal College of Physicians of London.
- Jones, Robert (Dr)
Physician
(Unknown - Unknown)
Jones was the author of ‘An inquiry into the state of medicine, on the principles of inductive philosophy : With an appendix; containing practical cases and observation’ (1781). No further information has been identified regarding this individual.
- Juncker, Johann Friedrich (Dr)
Physician
(1679 - 1759)
Juncker was born in Londorf, near Giessen. Juncker studied philosophy at the University of Marburg before moving to the University of Halle to study theology. He then held a series of teaching positions, in Halle, Lemgo, Schaaken and Pyrmont. Juncker then returned to Halle to become the medical supervisor of a school, orphanage and clinic, collectively known as the Franckesche Stiftungen. Alongside his medical practice Juncker also taught medical students at the clinic.
- Jussius, Unknown (Unknown)
Unknown
(Unknown - Unknown)
The case notes identify that Jussius was a ‘Member of Royal Academy in flux which in France succeeded’. The individual may be Joseph de Jussius, however, there is insufficient evidence to state this with certainty.
- Jackson, Unknown (Dr)
