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Milroy Paul
Major Milroy Aserappa Paul was a leading Ceylonese surgeon. He was the first Professor of Surgery at the Ceylon Medical College and co-founder of the International College of Surgeons. ==Early life== Paul was born on 20 June 1900. He was the eledet son of Dr S. C. Paul, a leading surgeon from Manipay in northern province of Ceylon. He had six brothers (William, Egerton, Albert, Jeyarajan, Arthur and Ellalasingam) and three sisters (Girlie Cooke, Amy Crosette-Thambiah and Tutse Rasaratnam). He was educated at Royal College, Colombo.〔 He then went on to study medicine at Ceylon Medical College and King's College London from where he graduated in 1925 with MB degree and a Conjoint Diploma.〔〔 Soon afterwards he gained the MRCP and FRCS qualification.〔〔 Paul married his cousin Winifred Hanah Ponmani, daughter of Dr William H. Ponniah Kanagasabai, in 1926.〔 They had one son - Wakeley.〔 Ponmani was a sick woman and died in 1944 of cardiac failure caused by rheumatic mitral stenosis. After Ponmani's death Paul married Irma Maheswari Tampoe Phillips, daughter of Francis Philips.〔 They had three sons (Sivanta, Amarjit and Avinder) and one daughter (Shikhandini).〔〔
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