Barrow, Albert Boyce

First name(s)

Albert Boyce

Surname

Barrow

Position(s) held at King's College London ^{Refs: *1 *3}

• House Surgeon King's College under Sir William Ferguson and John Wood, 1873-1874   
• Sambrooke Surgical Registrar, 1875
• Assistant Surgeon and teacher of Operative Surgery, 1886
• Pathological Registrar, 1887  
• Surgeon, 1893
• Fellow, 1908
• Consulting Surgeon, 1912  
• During 1914-1918 War he returned to Kings to take charge of civil cases.

Education & professional details

School, college and/or university attended ^Ref: *3

• Aldridges, Bury St Edmunds
• King's College London

Qualifications ^Ref: *1

MB, FRCS

Position(s) held (non King's College London) ^{Refs: *2 *3}

• Assistant Surgeon to Westminster Hospital 1880 
• Senior Surgeon to Royal Free 1888-1904 (made consulting surgeon 1905) 
• Lecturer on minor surgery and surgical tutor Western Hospital Medical School
• Assistant Surgeon at West London Hospital 1882

Professional activities ^{Refs: *1 *2 *3}

Fellow Royal Med. Chirg. Soc.; Member Pathalogical Society

Publications ^{Refs: *1 *2}

• ‘Treatment of Haemorrhoids by Forcipressure and the Cautery’, Westminster Hospital Reports, 1885
• Contributor to ‘Case of Gastronomy’, British Medical Journal, 1885
• Paper on ‘Malignant Diseases of the Rectum’, 1892

Personal details

Date of birth ^Ref: *3

20th September 1847

Place of birth ^Ref: *3

Newmarket

Date of death ^Ref: *3

30th May 1939

Place of death ^Ref: *3

Walthamstow, Essex

Family details ^Ref: *3

• Father: William Barrow, veterinary surgeon, and Frances Boyce; brother also veterinary surgeon

Notes ^Ref: *1

• King's College Hospital Lodge of Ancient Freemasons (Founder Member), 1903
• Also interested in veterinary surgery and horse breeding