The Cullen Project | People [PERS ID:546]

People [PERS ID:546]

Field	Data
ID	546
Title	Dr
First Name	Alexander
Middle Name/Initial(s)
Last Name	Douglas
Maiden Name
AKA	Sir Alexander Douglas of Glenbervie
Gender	Male
Occupation
Medical Professional?	Medical Professional

Birth/Death

Birth/Death
Birth (year)	1738
Date of death (year)	1812

Notes


Douglas studied medicine at Leiden University in 1759, was admitted MD of St Andrews on 11 July 1760 and in April 1770 he succeeded his father, becoming seventh baronet, of Glenbervie. In May 1796 he became a fellow of the Edinburgh College of Physicians, and in September 1796, a licentiate of the Royal College of Physicians, London. Spent period in military. In 1775 married Barbara (d. 1815), daughter of James Carnegie of Finavon.

Douglas studied medicine at Leiden University in 1759, was admitted MD of St Andrews on 11 July 1760 and in April 1770 he succeeded his father, becoming seventh baronet, of Glenbervie. In May 1796 he became a fellow of the Edinburgh College of Physicians, and in September 1796, a licentiate of the Royal College of Physicians, London. Spent period in military. In 1775 married Barbara (d. 1815), daughter of James Carnegie of Finavon.

Cases that this person appears in:

Count	Case ID	Case Name
1	Case 145	Case of Miss Stewert Dempster who has breathing difficulties and is considered to be delicate.
2	Case 146	Case of Miss 'Anny' Dempster who suffers from painful joints and menstrual problems.
3	Case 791	Case of Mrs Fletcher who is pregnant and has devloped a cough, pains in her bones, and a chill.
4	Case 844	Case of Mrs Neilson who has had a 'morbus niger'.
5	Case 944	Case of Alexander Douglas, physician at Dundee, concerning his own bladder complaint.
6	Case 1000	Case of Captain Ogilvy, Kinordie [Kinnordy], who is being further advised over costiveness and a bladder condition, both of which improve.
7	Case 1221	Case of Miss Stewart who has been examined by the surgeon Mr Wood who suspects she has a uterine tumour.
8	Case 1263	Case of Mr Anstruther who has 'movable nerves', and now has tonsillitis and fever.
9	Case 1349	Case of Mrs Wortlie Moir who has cold 'fits', a bad cough and breathing problems.
10	Case 1826	Case of Mrs Fletcher of Bonshaw whose ailments are attributed to a a 'gouty dispotion'.
11	Case 2041	Case of Mrs Allen of Errol House, a native of Jamaica who since a suspected miscarriage has been very 'lax' with a bad stomach.