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Wandsworth 1896

Report on the health and sanitary condition of the several parishes comprised in the Wandsworth District during the year 1896

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Parish of Clapham.
Deaths from Non-zymotic Diseases.
The appended table gives the number of deaths in
the last 10 years, and shows whether these for 1893 are
above or below the decennial average corrected for
increase of population.

TABLE VI

18861887188818891890189118921893189418951896Number below corrected decennial average.Number below corrected decennial average.
Gout and Rheumatism39469785615..1
Cancer and other Tumours233018212932262840424211..
Other Constitutional Diseases67625319..273
T ubercular7775686979719067066178....
Nervous7981707477745468537257..19
Circulatory355249565759624861587215..
Respiratory1031101031051391251161138814689..36
Digestive3946411826323634382224..12
Urinary161491515121622131516....
Generative52215124..574..
Locomotory1....11..1I....1....
Integumentary..11....................
Premature Birth, LowVitality,&c.2846495044485158475250..1
Old Age3318343727201414102614..11
Violence129131316152413121314..1
III-defined and Not Specified1••....31234........

The deaths from Cancer numbered 42, and were 11
above the corrected decennial average. There were a
number of deaths at the Home for the Dying (9) which
did not properly belong to Clapham and therefore the
real increase is very slight.
Tubercular Diseases.—Numbered 78 and were exactly
the average. This includes Consumption, and again
deaths of non-parishioners come in here at the same
home.