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CHAPMAN, -

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Physicians and Irregular Medical Practitioners in London 1550-1640: Database

Author

Margaret Pelling, Frances White

Year published

2004

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Biography Censorial hearings

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Biography

NameCHAPMAN
GenderMale
Primary occupationmedical surgeon (Surgeon)
Period of medical practice1609-1629
Other notesTrouble 24 Sep 1619 - see also Alexander LEIGHTON - ?and 4 July 1632.

Censorial hearings

24 Sep 1619
EntryAlexander LEIGHTON (qv) was being examined about his treatment of the servant of Mr Eglesfield. He said that the surgeon Chapman had given the patient medicine before he, L, had seen him. When L was called in, the man was an hour from death.
Action takenNothing. [L was prohibited.]
Verdictcase not completed
4 July 1632
EntryC had sent a letter to the College through Dr OXENBRIDGE. Dr BOET Senior was asked about C, and said that C had been his servant, but unwaged apart from clothes and a clothing allowance. He said that C had run away and had stolen from him. He attacked him harshly with many words.
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