Epidemiologist, a founder of medical statistics. Born Kenley, Shropshire.
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William Farr
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South London Hospital for Women
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Hermann Michael Biggs
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George Carpenter
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Sigmund Freud
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Thomas Linacre
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Gustav Holst
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King Cole
E2, Meath Gardens
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George Nathaniel Curzon, Marquess Curzon of Kedleston
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WB Yeats - NW1
NW1, Fitzroy Road, 23
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Eagle Hut - WW1
WC2, Aldwych, Bush House
Although very simple this is a quality plaque. The text is carved in a serif typeface and the red triangle is neatly made with small segm...
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