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Battersea 1899

Report upon the public health and sanitary condition of the Parish of St. Mary, Battersea during the year1899

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TABLE X.

Summary of Births and Deaths for the Several Quarters with Totals for the Year.

Battersea. 1899.BirthsDeathsDeathsSmall PoxMeaslesScarlet FeverDiphtheriaWhooping CoughFeverDiarrhoeaCholeraViolenceInquestsPublic Institutions (including Non-Parishioners.)
Under 1 YearAbove 60 Years
1st Quarter E6722708772.........45...2...1238...
W73147196176...4...57...3...1434178
2nd Quarter E5972037715...2...110.........1127...
W6573346794...8...31211...1524120
3rd Quarter E58230517531...7...1526241026...
W712467170109...9...1244421537149
4th Quarter E5713118258...56...15...1...730...
W65549784170...17...5634...1234150
Whole Year E24241089421196...65...725265440121...
w27551769417549...38...1427852256129597
Totals51792858838745...103...215210117696250597

The Births and Deaths registered during the four quarters of the year in the whole Parish are here set out:—

Births.Deaths.
1st quarter1,403741
2nd ,,1,254537
3rd „1,294772
4th „1,228808
Totals5,1792,858

It will be observed that with the exception of the first
quarter, the births were very equally distributed, and the figures
will also be found in each of the four quarters to very closely
correspond with those of the preceding year. In regard to deaths,
the second and fourth quarters were each respectively below and
above the average of the year.