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Friern Barnet 1895

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Friern Barnet]

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The mean age at death for the year 1895 was 29.6 years : the mean age at
death for England and Wales was. for the ten years ending 1893, 29.3 years.

Table: TABLE IV.Showing total deaths at all ages in 1895 from certain groups of diseases and proportions to 1,000 of population ; also number of infants under one year from other groups of diseases and proportions to 1,000 of population.Division I.Principal Zymotic Diseases—

TABLE IV.

Showing total deaths at all ages in 1895 from certain groups of diseases and proportions to 1,000 of population ; also number of infants under one year from other groups of diseases and proportions to 1,000 of population.

Division I.

Principal Zymotic Diseases—

Total Deaths.Per 1.000 of Population.
18861887188818891889018911892189 3189418951886188718881889189018911892189318941895
14611511107121272.71.81.51.71.41.4011.61.50.9
Pulmonary Diseases —
61415122621111314101.11.72.10.10.43.01.01.71.81.2
Principal Tubercular Diseases—
1111141213584592.12.52.00.11.80.71.20.50.61.1
Division II. Infants under 1 Year.
Wasting Diseases—
6944128410621.11.750.050.051.71.00.51.30.80.2
Convulsive Diseases—
41073426390.760.350.00.10.40.50.21.30.21.1

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South
Central
North
Ward.
Approximate population with number of deaths in each Ward, together
with rate per 1,000 living at all ages in each Ward.
2,596
2,968
2,134
Population.
27
30
20
Deaths.
10.4.
10.1.
9.4.
Rate per 1,000.