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Battersea 1895

Report upon the public health and sanitary condition of the Parish of St. Mary, Battersea during the year1895

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TABLE IV.

Battersea.1895BirthsDeathsDeathsSmall PoxMeaslesScarlet FeverDiphtheriaWhooping CoughFeverDiarrhceaCholeraViolenceInquestsPublic Institutions (including Non-parishioners.)
Under 1 Year.Above 6o Years
1st Quarter E62439411186..18161112..1244...
W753624141195..4..71736..1535162
2nd Quarter E6182398031..32111417..923..
W72838898110..7131116..1324113
3 Quarter E68328616029..17..5415531123...
W71342415880..1245214922032115
4th Quarter E5641966736..128239..929...
W6313509298..811514111132291
Whole Year E24391115418182..6843021673341119...
W28251786489483..3163031972361113481
Totals52642901907665..99106052151456102232481

The deaths during the various quarters in the whole parish are here set out:-

1st Quarter1,018
2nd ,,627
3rd „710
4th ,,546
Total2,901

The first quarter of the year exhibited an augmented
mortality, the result mainly of diseases of the respiratory system,
due to the low temperatures which prevailed.