Robert G. Moger

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Robert G. Moger
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Residence Highgate
Occupation medical
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membership ASL Ordinary fellow
left 1869.01.05 resigned
elected_ASL 1867.04.30
societies Royal College of Surgeons

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proposed 1867.04.16

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At Highgate in 1840 Dr. Robert Moger reported numerous deaths from infectious diseases in an overcrowded lodging-house, inhabited largely by Irish beggars
In 1863, after an epidemic of scarlet fever, Moger drew attention to the poor sanitation, which was complicated by the division of Highgate between three parishes

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