Carmichael/[Smith]/[Smyth], James ♂
Education
Student United College 1756-1758 s,[t]. (Secondar).
M.A. 1764 (Quaestor’s accounts)
Birth/childhood
Born 23.2.1742 son of Thomas Carmichael M.D. of Balmedie and Margaret Smyth of Aithernie.
Career
Also at Edinburgh University - M.D. 1764.
Inherited the estate of Aithernie from his mother and assumed the name of Smyth in compliance with his grandfather’s will. Settled to practice in England. Physician extraordinary to George III. Twice Censor R.C.P.L. F.R.S. [Landowner, doctor]
Publications
An Account of the experiment...on board the Union Hospital Ship, to determine the effect of the nitrous acid in destroying contagion.... (London: J. Johnson, 1796)
Death
Died 18.6.1821.
Sources
- Scots Peerage iv 568
- DNB under Smyth
- James Carmichael Smyth (physician) in Wikipedia.