Born in Hull.1,2

Father - Robert Home, army surgeon of Greenlaw Castle
Mother - Mary, daughter of Col. Alexander Hutchinson
Brother - Robert Home, the painter

Career in St George's Hospital.1

Became a surgical pupil to his brother-in-law - John Hunter

Qualification.2

Admitted as a member of the Corporation of the College of Surgeons

Appointed in Plymouth, Naval Hospital

Assistant Surgeon

Mentioned in Will.3

of Robert Home
Described as "my fourth son Everard"

Married Jane TUNSTALL in St Martins in the Fields.17

Groom - Everard Home
Bride - Jane Thompson, daughter of Revd Dr Tunstall and widow of Stephen Thompson

Birth of daughter Jane HOME in Soho, St Anne's.13

Witness at wedding in Greenwich, St Alphege.4

of Agnes Margaretta Hunter and James Campbell

Birth of daughter Mary Elizabeth HOME in Soho, St Anne's.14

Birth of daughter Harriet Catherine HOME

Witness at wedding in Clerkenwell, St James.5

of Caroline Mylne and William Duncan

Birth of son James Everard HOME

Birth of daughter Charlotte HOME in Westminster.15

Mentioned in Will.6

of Robert Mylne
Described as :-
"my brother in law Everard Home and his wife Mrs Home"

Birth of daughter Anna Maria HOME

Career.1

Appointed Sergeant-Surgeon to George 111

Death of daughter Anna Maria HOME in Germany, Senderhorst.16

Executor.6

of the will of Robert Mylne
Joint executors :-
William Chadwell Mylne
Everard Home
William Duncan

Knighted.1

Made a baronet

Mentioned in Will.7

of Anne Hunter nee Home
Described as - "my brother Sir Everard Home Bart"

Career in Chelsea Hospital.1

Appointed  Surgeon

Executor.7

of Anne Hunter née Home
Joint executor with :-
Matthew Baillie
Lady Agnes Margaretta Campbell

Witness at wedding in St Marylebone.8

of Agnes Margaretta Campbell and Benjamin Charlewood

Mentioned in Will.9

of William Duncan
Described as :-
"Sir Everard Home of Sackville Street"

Executor in Prerogative Court of Canterbury.9

of the estate of William Duncan
Executors :-
Caroline Duncan the widow the relict
Sir Everard Home Baronet
John Cotterell Esquire
David Leghorn Esquire

Wrote will

1) This is the last will and testament
2) of me Sir Everard Home of Well Manor Farm in the county of Southampton Baronet
3) I desire to be buried in the burial grounds of Chelsea Hospital ... ... ...

Some names mentioned :-
1) My eldest son Everard Home
2) My daughter Charlotte Home

Codicil to Will

Died in Chelsea Hospital.11,12

From the Morning Post :-
"On the 31st of August, at his residence in Chelsea Hospital, Sir Everard Home, Bart, in the 77th year of his age"

From the Examiner :-
"On Friday week, at his apartments in Chelsea College, Sir Everard Home, one of the most eminent medical men of his day He was of ancient Scottish lineage, and at an early age embraced the profession of physic, which he practised with great success in the metropolis for more than 40 years. The publications of the Baronet were voluminous, and of high repute. His late Majesty, when Prince Regent, raised him (Jan. 2, 1813) to the dignity of Baronet, by the title of Sir Everard home, of Well Manor Farm, Southampton, and also conferred on him the appointment of Serjeant-Surgeon, in which office he was continued by the present king. Sir Everard was also Surgeon to Chelsea Hospital, Honorary Professor of Anatomy and Surgery to the Royal College of Surgeons. For many years he was elected to the Presidentship of the college. Sir Everard was in his 77th year. He is succeeded by his eldest son James Everard (now Sir James Everard Home) a Commander in the Royal Navy"

Portrait in Royal Society of London.10

of Sir Everard Home (Member of the Royal Society of London)

From Notes and Records of the Royal Society of London, Vol. 7, No. 1 (Dec., 1929, pp. 97-107. Published by the Royal Society.

The Society Portraits
"HOME, Sir Everard Home, Bart. (1756-1832), Elected 1785. Master 1813 and First President of the Royal College of Surgeons. By. T. Phillips. Presented by Sir Everard Home"

Buried in Chelsea Hospital, Burial Ground.1

Birth of son William Archibald HOME