Dr. Lanyon
fictional character from Robert Louis Stevenson's Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde
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Dr. Lanyon
Summary
Dr. Lanyon is a fictional human[1]. He was born on 1479[2]. He passed away in Cavendish Square[3]. He died on 1900[4]. He worked as a physician[5].
Key Facts
- Dr. Lanyon died in Cavendish Square[3].
- Dr. Lanyon was born on 1479[2].
- Dr. Lanyon died on 1900[4].
- Dr. Lanyon held citizenship in United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland[6].
- English was Dr. Lanyon's native language[7].
- Dr. Lanyon worked as a physician[5].
- Dr. Lanyon is the creator of Robert Louis Stevenson[8].
- Dr. Lanyon is recorded as male[9].
- Dr. Lanyon's instance of is recorded as fictional human[10].
- Dr. Lanyon's instance of is recorded as literary character[11].
- Dr. Lanyon's instance of is recorded as film character[12].
- The cause of death was shock[13].
- Dr. Lanyon's residence is recorded as Cavendish Square[14].
- Dr. Lanyon's family name is recorded as Lanyon[15].
- Dr. Lanyon's given name is recorded as Hastie[16].
- Dr. Lanyon's manner of death is recorded as natural causes[17].
- Dr. Lanyon's languages spoken, written or signed is recorded as English[18].
- Dr. Lanyon's present in work is recorded as Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde[19].
- Dr. Lanyon's present in work is recorded as Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde[20].
- Dr. Lanyon's present in work is recorded as Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde[21].
- Dr. Lanyon's present in work is recorded as Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde[22].
- Dr. Lanyon's present in work is recorded as Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde[23].
- Dr. Lanyon's present in work is recorded as Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde[24].
- Dr. Lanyon's present in work is recorded as The Son of Dr. Jekyll[25].
- Dr. Lanyon's name in native language is recorded as Hastie Lanyon[26].
Body
Origins and Family
Dr. Lanyon was born on 1479[2]. English was his native language[7].
Career and Affiliations
Dr. Lanyon's professions included physician[5].
Works and Contributions
Dr. Lanyon is the creator of Robert Louis Stevenson[8].
Death and Burial
Dr. Lanyon died on 1900[4]. He died in Cavendish Square[3]. The cause of death was shock[13].
FAQs
Where did Dr. Lanyon die?
Dr. Lanyon passed away in Cavendish Square[3].
What did Dr. Lanyon do for work?
Dr. Lanyon worked as physician[5].