Biography of Andrew Halliday
17. Mar 1782 – 7. Sep 1839(57 years)Died in:St Michael's Church, Dumfries, Scotland
Scottish physician, reformer, and writer; royal physician to William IV and to Queen Victoria, British military surgeon in the in the Napoleonic Wars, and Deputy Inspector-General of hospitals in the British West Indies.
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Andrew Halliday (* 17. March 1782 in Dryfesdale; † 7. September 1839) was a scottish physician, reformer, and writer; royal physician to William IV and to Queen Victoria, British military surgeon in the in the Napoleonic Wars, and Deputy Inspector-General of hospitals in the British West Indies.. He was 57 years old. He studied at University of Edinburgh. He worked at British Army. His faith was Presbyterianism.
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Born in Dryfesdale, Scotland
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