John Horton BROXHOLM

approx. 18261 - 22nd Jun 1874

Physician Kings College Aberdeen4

Life History

approx. 1826	Born in Middlesex.1
26th Jun 1837	Baptised in Sunbury, Middlesex.2
6th Jun 1841	Occupation pupil in Sunbury, Middlesex.1
6th Jun 1841	Recorded in census in Sunbury, Middlesex (Hawk Cottage, Green St, Sunbury, Middlesex).1
11th Apr 1851	Educated University and King's College Edinburgh in Aberdeen, Scotland
19th Jun 1851	Occupation member of the Society of Apothecaries
19th Jun 1852	Married Lucy Jane HEDGER in St Pancras, London.6
about 1854	Birth of son George Alexander BROXHOLM in St Pancras, London.3
about 1857	Birth of son Edwin John BROXHOLM in Sunbury, Middlesex.3
approx. 1859	Birth of daughter Sarah R BROXHOLM in Sunbury, Middlesex.3
approx. Dec 1860	Birth of daughter Eliza Isabella Ellen BROXHOLM in Sunbury, Middlesex.3
7th Apr 1861	Occupation general practitioner MD in Sunbury, Middlesex.3
7th Apr 1861	Recorded in census in Sunbury, Middlesex (Thames Street, Sunbury, Middlesex).3
approx. 1865	Birth of son Robert Seymour BROXHOLM in Sunbury, Middlesex.4
approx. 1865	Birth of son John Henry BROXHOLM in Sunbury, Middlesex.4
2nd Apr 1871	Occupation Physician Kings College Aberdeen in Sunbury, Middlesex.4
2nd Apr 1871	Recorded in census in Sunbury, Middlesex (Station Road, Sunbury, Middlesex).4
22nd Jun 1874	Died BMJ obituary
27th Jun 1874	Buried in St Mary, Sunbury.5

John Horton Broxholm gave evidence at the inquest into the death of Thos. Williams. John had seen him in his surgery and prescribed medicine a few days before Williams' death.
Surrey Advertiser 21 September 1872
OBITUARY,
JOHN H. BROXHOLM, M.D.
0N June 22nd, at Sunbury, Middlesex, died John Horton Broxholm,
M.D. Aberdeen, and L.S.A., third surviving son of the late Robert Broxholm, surgeon, aged 48. He studied at Guy's Hospital. His late
father practised at Sunbury between forty and fifty years, and was
succeeded by his eldest son Mr. Robert George Broxholm, who died
eighteen years ago, when his brother Dr. J. H. Broxholm took the
practice, succeeding also as medical officer to the union. His loss is
deeply regretted in the neighbourhood.
The BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL, July 18, 1874