Robert Ellis Dudgeon 1820 - 1904

lived at 53 Montague Square, London W1; 1839 - qualified as LRCS Edinburgh; 1841 - MD Edinburgh; became Fellow of the British Homeopathic Society, and consultant surgeon (mainly ophthalmic) to the London Homeopathic Hospital. Invented an early form of Sphygmograph. He was the first editor of the British Journal of Homeopathy from 1845-1884. In 1850 he helped to found the Hahnemann Hospital and the The London School of Homoeopathy in Bloomsbury Square, he wrote the book, "The Sphygmograph" in 1882