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Entered St George's Hospital in 1887

Ophthalmologist and surgeon

Night watch at St George's Hospital in 1747

Nurse at St George's Hospital. Died of typhoid fever

Assistant matron at St George's Hospital

Physician from 1905 to the Mundesley Sanatorium and a specialist in tuberculosis.

Early supporter and subscriber to St George’s Hospital.

Whig politician, regarded as the de facto first British prime minister. Owned shares in the South Sea Company and built Houghton Hall, country house in Norfolk.

Early supporter and subscriber to St George’s Hospital.

Mer chant and historian. Fellow of the Royal Society and the Society of Antiquaries of London.

Early supporter and subscriber to St George’s Hospital. Of Keith’s Chapel or May Fair Chapel

Governor and treasurer of St George's Hospital 1733-1773. Captain

Subscriber to St George's Hospital in 1864. Scottish liberal politician

Governor of St George's Hospital 1785-1786.

Born Richard Nelson, son of John Nelson. Rector at Penshurst, Kent and Calton, Yorkshire. Married Penelope Stonehewer, daughter of Rev Richard Stonehewer in 1759. Changed his name to Richard Rycroft by Royal License in 1758.

Governor of St George's Hospital 1785-1806

Governor of St George's Hospital 1806-1826. Colonel

Governor of St George's Hospital 1824-1829

Governor of St George's Hospital 1833-1855. Treasurer

Governor of St George's Hospital 1860-1873

Governor of St George's Hospital 1733-?. Of the Inner Temple

Governor of St George's Hospital 1733-?. Possibly tenant of James Lane, Viscount Lanesborough, in his townhouse on Golden Square. Hosted the first General Board of the founders of St George’s Hospital in 1733

Governor of St George's Hospital 1733-?. Reverend Trebeck, Rector of St George’s, Hanover Square