Lionel Lockyer
(1600-1672)
British, Doctor
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Lionel Lockyer, sometimes spelled Lionel Lockier, (c.1600 – 26 April 1672) was a 17th-century quack doctor famous for his miracle pills that he claimed included sunbeams as an ingredient. He was born in the Southwark area of London. He has a tomb in Southwark Cathedral.
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1600 Southwark
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1 April 1672 (aged 71) Southwark
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