Dr Henry Hodson

Henry Algernon Hodson was a physician.

June 30th 1894 Edition of the Nursing Record cites Henry Algernon Hodson LRCP Edin as an Hororary Associate of St Johns Ambulance

British Medical Journal - July 17 1915

We regret to announce the death of Dr. HENRY ALGENON HODSON, a well-known and highly-esteemed practitioner of Hove.

The sudden end of a valuable life was the result of an accident due to thle darkening of the front at Brighton. Dr. Hodson, who was 63 years of age, received his professional education at University College, London, and became M.R.C.S.Eng. in 1875 and L.R.C.P. and L.M. Edin. in 1876. After qualifying he held the offices of senior house-surgeon at the Royal Free Hospital in London and clinical assistant at the Hospital for Women, Soho

Square, and at the Central London Ear and Throat Hospital.

He had been in practice for many years at Brighton and was surgeon to the Hove Hospital and Dispensary and to the Brighton ancd Hove Surgical Homes. He was surgeon to the 1st Battalion Sussex Volunteer Training Corps (Brighton). He was a member of the British

Medical Association, and took an active part in its work

Dr. Hodson leaves a widow, a daughter, and three sons all of whom have been engaged in the fighting in British East Africa since the beginning of the war.

England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations),1858 onwards:

HODSON, Henry Algernon of 23 Brunswick-square Hove, Sussex, died 8 July 1915. Probate London 12 August to Sarah Wormald Hodson widow.