People

There were many notable people who contributed to the establishment of homœopathy in Australia. They had various roles as homœopathic practitioners, homœopathic chemists, lay practitioners, missionaries, and as patrons and supporters of homœopathy. Information available below provides details of the names of individuals, their role, and the States of Australia in which they worked.

Family Name	Full Name	Role	State
Fairthorne	Frederick Kirk Fairthorne	Chemist	Tasmania
Field	Mr Alfred William Field	Chemist	Queensland
Fischer	Charles F. Fischer Carl Frank Fischer	Registered practitioner	New South Wales Germany New Zealand
Fischer	Heinrich Christian Fischer Henry Christian Fischer	Unregistered practitioner	New South Wales
Fisher	Henry Allan Fisher	Chemist	New South Wales
Florance	Charles Van Lear Florance Charles Van Lear Florence	Chemist & seller of homœopathic medicines	South Australia Victoria
Flower	Cyril Flower	Unregistered practitioner	Victoria
Foggon	John A. Foggon John A. Fogan	Chemist, Unregistered practitioner	New South Wales
Fox	John Fox	Unregistered practitioner	New South Wales
Funnell	John B. Funnell	Unregistered practitioner	Queensland South Australia
Gibson	Dr George Harry Gibson	Registered practitioner	Tasmania
Glover	Henry Glover	Seller of homœopathic medicines	Victoria
Goode	Benjamin Powell Goode	Unregistered practitioner	South Australia
Goodwin	Thomas Hill Goodwin T H Goodwyn	Chemist, lay practitioner	Victoria
Gould	Dr James Emery Gould	Registered practitioner	New South Wales Victoria England Scotland
Gould	Dr Eben Colman Gould	Registered practitioner	Tasmania Victoria America
Gould	John Henry Gould	Chemist	Tasmania
Gould	Edward Gardiner Gould	Chemist	Victoria England Ireland
Gould	Henry Thomas Gould	Chemist	Tasmania
Grigg	John A. Grigg	Unregistered practitioner	New South Wales

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