, The preceding William Molyneux had also a brother, Thomas, who was
, The preceding William Molyneux had also a brother,
Thomas, who was born in Dublin, and educated partly
in the university there, and partly at Leyden and Paris.
Returning home, he became professor of physic in the
university of Dublin, fellow of the college of physicians,
physician to the state, and physician- general to the army.
He had also great practice, and in 1730 was created a baronet. He died Oct. 19, 1733. He had been a fellow of
the royal society of London, and several of his pieces are
published in the Transactions. He published, separately,
“Some Letters to Mr. Locke,
” Lond.