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
Aldridge	Mr Frederick Clement Aldridge	Seller of homœopathic medicines	South Australia
Allott	Mr W.D. Allott	Chemist	South Australia
Ash	Edward Raymond Ash	Chemist	Tasmania
Ash	Percy Ash	Chemist	Tasmania
Ash	Edward Ash	Chemist	Tasmania
Atherton	Dr Ebenezer Atherton	Registered Practitioner	New South Wales Tasmania
Atkinson	Mr Frederick C. Atkinson	Chemist	Tasmania
Backhaus	Dr Henry Backhaus	Lay practitioner	New South Wales South Australia Victoria
Bell	Mr John Bell	Chemist	New South Wales Queensland New Zealand
Bellamy	Dr Francis Bellamy	Registered Practitioner	New South Wales England
Benjafield	Dr Harry Benjafield	Registered Practitioner	Tasmania Scotland
Bensusan	Mr Samuel Levy Bensusan	Seller of homœopathic medicines	New South Wales Queensland South Australia
Berglaz	Leon Berglaz	Unregistered Practitioner	Victoria
Bérigny	Thiennette de Bérigny Alexandre Thiennette Bérigny Dr Th. Bérigny	Unregistered Practitioner	Victoria America France India South America
Besomo	Signor Pasquale Besomo	Unregistered practitioner	New South Wales
Birks	Mr George Napier Birks & brother William Henry	Chemist	South Australia
Birks	John N. Birks	Chemist	Western Australia
Blackney	Samuel Blackney	Registered practitioner	South Australia America Canada England
Bock	Charles J Bock	Chemist	South Australia
Bollen	Dr George Bollen	Registered practitioner	South Australia America

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