MATHISON, GORDON CLUNES McKAY

 Person: id 41466
University connections
UMelb
Event flag
World War I
Family name
MATHISON
Given name(s)
GORDON CLUNES McKAY
Initials
G.C.M.
Gender
Male
Start date
1901
Combined start dates
1901
Survived
Died during WWI
OCRd book entry or other narrative
MATHISON, GORDON CLUNES McKAY. 1901.
Queen's; Tutor of Ormond 1907; M.D., B.S. Melb., D.Sc. Lond.; 1st class and exhibition in Physiology in 2nd and 3rd years; in finals 1st class and divided scholarship in Medicine, 1st class in Surgery, 2nd class in Gynaecology; Univ. Scholar and Demonstrator in Physiology 1907; Demonstrator in Physiology at St. Mary's Hospital , London, 1908; Sharpey Scholar in University College, London, 1909; Beit Memorial Research Fellow 1910; author of numerous research papers. After work in London and Freiburg returned, and in 1914 was appointed to the newly-created position in Melbourne Hospital, afterwards to be called Directorship of the Walter and Eliza Hall Research Institute. Football blue.
August 1914, A.A.M.C., Capt. attached 2nd Fld. Amb.; sailed 13.1O.14; after service in Egypt was temp. attached as R.M.O. to 5th Btn. on Gallipoli. After a strenuous night and day attending wounded, he was sitting outside his dugout at 4 p.m. on gth May 1915, when he was hit in the head by a spent bullet. He never recovered consciousness, and died at Alexandria on 18th May 1915.
Year commenced - MELBOURNE UNI ONLY
1901
UniMelb Category
Fallen
 
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