Maurice Abbot-Anderson
British physician and conservationist
About Maurice Abbot-Anderson
Lived 1861 – 1938 (aged 76–77).
Sir William Maurice Abbot-Anderson (January 18613 May 1938) was a British physician and conservationist. He served as physician and subsequently honorary physician to Louise, Princess Royal and household.
Born in Sandgate, Kent, he studied medicine at University College London and Durham University.
He founded the Flora's League in 1925, becoming a leading figure on the Wild Plant Conservation Board of the Council for the Protection of Rural England. He was appointed Commander of the Royal Victorian Order in 1925.
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Who was Maurice Abbot-Anderson?
British physician and conservationist
When was Maurice Abbot-Anderson born?
Maurice Abbot-Anderson was born in 1861.
When did Maurice Abbot-Anderson die?
Maurice Abbot-Anderson died in 1938.
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