Thomas Cogan (8 February 1736 – 2 February 1818) was an English Nonconformist physician, a founder of the Royal Humane Society and philosophical writer.

Thomas Cogan (1545?–1607) was an English physician. Life. edit. Cogan was born about 1546 at Chard, Somersetshire. He was educated at Oxford, graduated B.A. ...

Thomas Cogan, medical scholar and author of The Haven of Health, concerned himself heavily with the welfare of others. Born around 1545 in Somerset, ...

Second Lieutenant Thomas E. Cogan, IV, United States Marine Corps, for conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity in action against the enemy.

Thomas Cogan's The Haven of Health was one of the premier health books of sixteenth century England. Originally published in 1584.

7 de nov. 2024 · Thomas G. Cogan (Tommy) was born in Omaha, NE on February 24, 1961, to Richard and Jane (McGraw) Cogan. In March 1990 at the age of 28 Tom moved ...

Thomas Cogan. Born in Rothwell, Northants in 1736, Cogan earned his MD from Leyden, having previously spent several years as a unitarian minister in Holland.

Physician and philosopher.

Drs William Hawes and Thomas Cogan, who practised medicine in London, England, around 1774, formed The Institution for affording immediate Relief to Persons ...

TO The Right Honourable, and my very good Lord, Sir Edward Seymor Knight, Baron Bewchamp, and Earle of Hertford, Thomas Cogan wisheth perfect health with ...