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Didier or Dydde FOUKOE

Biography


Name	Didier or Dydde FOUKOE (FAMONT, FFOCO, FOUCANS, FOUCANT, FOUCAUT, FOUCOAUT, FOWCAULT)
Gender	Male
Primary occupation	medical apothecary (Apothecary [SA 1665-6].)
Period of medical practice	1627-1674
Place of birth	French
Address	Covent Garden 1640
Other notes	In trouble 1637. Cf James F (apothecary: apprentice of De Lawne 1632)? Episc lic 1664. 288 cd be James not Didier. Name = Foucault presumably.

Known London address


	Covent Garden
Date	1640

Censorial hearings


	17 Feb 1637
Entry	F, a French apothecary, and SHOKEY 612 (qv), a French surgeon, were accused by David Pascall, the Queen's French perfumer, of treating P's maid 'to the hazard of her arm'. The matter was deferred.
Initiator of the complaint	friend/neighbour/acquaintance of the patient
Action taken	Deferred.
Number of crimes	1
	10 March 1637
Entry	'Mr. Paschall and Foukoe mentioned in the last meeting appeared, butt bycause Shokey the Surgeon was absent, they were dismissed for that tyme.'
Action taken	Deferred.
Verdict	case not completed