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Akenside, Mark (1721–1770), poet and physician  

Robin Dix

Akenside, Mark (1721–1770), poet and physician, was born on 9 November 1721 in Butcher Bank, St Nicholas, Newcastle upon Tyne, the sixth of seven children of Mark Akenside (b. 1676), butcher, and his wife, Mary (1685–1760), daughter of William Lumsden. He was baptized on 30 November in the nonconformist meeting-house which his parents attended in ...

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Cotton, Nathaniel (1705–1788), poet and physician  

Leslie Ritchie

Cotton, Nathaniel (1705–1788), poet and physician, was born in London to Samuel Cotton, a Levant merchant. No record of his birth survives, although a Nathaniel Cotton, son of Samuel and Mary Cotton, was baptized on 12 March 1706 in Bull Lane Independent Chapel, Stepney...

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Downman, Hugh (1740–1809), physician and poet  

Alick Cameron

Downman, Hugh (1740–1809), physician and poet, son of Hugh Downman (d. 1789), of Newton St Cyres, Exeter, and his wife, Anne, was born on 7 February 1740 at Alphington, near Exeter. He was educated at Exeter Free Grammar School and entered Balliol College, Oxford...

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Garth, Sir Samuel (1660/61–1719), physician and poet  

Robert L. Martensen

Garth, Sir Samuel (1660/61–1719), physician and poet, was the eldest son of William Garth of Bolam, co. Durham. He was educated at Ingleton, near Staindrop, co. Durham, and in 1676 was admitted to Peterhouse, Cambridge, where he proceeded BA in 1679 and MA in 1684. On 4 September 1687 he matriculated in physic at ...

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Kenrick, Daniel (b. 1649/50), poet and physician  

Nicholas Jagger

Kenrick, Daniel (b. 1649/50), poet and physician, the son of Samuel Kenrick (b. 1602/3), rector of St Mary de Crypt, Gloucester, was born in Gloucestershire, matriculated aged sixteen at Christ Church, Oxford, on 30 May 1666, took his BA in 1670, became MA in 1674, and was later vicar of ...