Sir+Fredercik+Gowland+Hopkins

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**Sir Frederick Gowland Hopkins**  $400,000 if found  Sir Frederick Gowland Hopkins was born on June 20, 1861. His father died when Hopkins was only an infant. He went to the London School. When he was 17, he left school and published a paper in //The Entomologist// about bombardier beetles. He then went on to be a insurance clerk for six months. After that he went to the University of College, where he did so well that Thomas Stevenson hired him as an assistant. When he was 22 years old he took part in many legal cases. Then Hopkins took his B. S degree in 1890 and got his MSD degree from Guy's Hospital in 1894. In 1898 he married Jessie Anne Stevens. Later they had two daughters, and one of them married J.B. Priestley, the author.From 1914-1943 Frederick Hopkins was the first proffessor of Biochemsitry at Cambridege University. He was awarded Royal Medal of the Royal Society in 1918. Hopkins won Nobel Prize in medicine and physiology in 1929. He was president of the Royal Society from 1930-1935. Sir Frederick Gowland Hopkins is most known for his knowledge in medicine and biochemistry. Unfortunately, Sir Frederick Gowland Hopkins died on May 16, 1947, when he was 86 years old.
 *  Born in Eastbourne, England
 *  Last seen in London.
 *  Married to Jessie Anne Stevens.