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Shoreditch 1910

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Shoreditch]

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No. of case.Patient's initials.Sex.Age.Address.Probable date of invasion.Date of Certification .Sanitary condition of dwelling.Probable source of infection. Remarks.
18A.P.M.1644, Broke RoadAug. 7Aug. 27SatisfactoryMussels eaten about 28th July, 1910, believed by his relatives to have caused his illness.
19E.G.F.3727, Wilmer GardensAug. 14Aug. 29UnsatisfactoryHad mussels on 13th August, 1910, was sick on 14th August, 1910, and continued ill. His friends attributed illness to the mussels.
20A.C.F.245, Felton StreetSept. 2SatisfactoryMussels eaten about 17th August, 1910.
21E.E.M.227, Dove RowAug. 19Sept. 3UnsatisfactoryFried fish eater.
22S.W.F.1513, Gorsuch StreetSept. 4Sept. 10UnsatisfactoryFried fish eater.
23J L.M.88 Pearson StreetAug. 28Sept. 16SatisfactoryFried fish eater. Mussels during first week of August.
24J.W.F.3816, Red Lion StreetAug. 28Sept. 16UnsatisfactoryFried fish eater. Was in the habit of eating mussels.
25E.W.B.M.4020, Bachas StreetAug. 28Sept. 19SatisfactoryFried fish eater. Was at Southend during first week of August, had cockles also mussels there.
26J.R.B.M.16207, Chatham AvenueAug. 28Sept. 19SatisfactoryFried fish eater, fond of ice cream, had mussels before his illness.
27w.r.M.3049, Buttesland StreetSept. 2Sept. 19SatisfactoryWas at Ramsgate August 20th to 28th. Oysters on 20th and 22nd, also mussels, was sick on 21st August. Sickness thought to be due to oysters. No fried fish.
28A.C.M.3326, Hoxton SquareSept. 1Sept. 20Unsatisfactory'Fried fish eater.
29D.M.F.167, Pownall RoadSept. 2Sept. 24SatisfactoryFried fish eater. Was at Hastings on August 21st. Mussels said to have been eaten during the week ending August 28th.
30M.F.4065, Buttesland StreetSept. 10Sept. 28SatisfactoryWas at. Folkestone August 27th, Graves-end August 20th, had mussels and winkles. Fried fish eater.
31J.W. A.M.3069, Buttesland StreetSept. 17Oct. 1UnsatisfactoryMussels on 16th September, 1910, and ou several occasions previously. Worked in Stratford. Fried fish eater.
32J.G.M.1627, Wilmer GardensSept. 21Oct. 1UnsatisfactorySon to case 19, whence infection was probably derived.
33A.Y.F.3529, Aske StreetSept. 1Oct. 5SatisfactoryFried fish eater.
34S.W.F.4011, Dorchester StreetOct. 5SatisfactoryNo fried fish nor shell fish. Was at Yarmouth during August, and has not been well since—took to bed 1st October, 1910.
35A.K.F.5880, Wenlock StreetSept. 21Oct. 7UnsatisfactoryNo fried fish nor shell fish.
36M.S.F.2624, Broke RoadSept 21Oct. 8SatisfactoryMussels about September 19th. This patient was a resident in Bethnal Green at the time she was taken ill.
37E.B.F.4247, Taplow StreetSept. 14Oct. 8Satisfactory
38J.R.M.212, Hamilton Buildings ..Sept. 24Oct. 10Satisfactory
39F.S.M.32101, Boston StreetAug. 19Oct. 13Fried fish eater.
40J.G.M.2955, Essex StreetOct. 8Nov. 5SatisfactoryNo shell fish or fried fish.
41M.P.F.2748, Scawfell StreetOct. 22Nov. 12
42J.G.B.M.1547, Taplow StreetOct. 18Nov. 23SatisfactoryNo fried fish. Case 37 was mother to this patient, and probably infected him.
43R.L.M.2165, OrnSaby StreetNov. 10Dec. 1Satisfactory
44E.B L.F.1265, Ormsby StreetNov. 24Dec. 12SatisfactorySister to case 43, whence infection was probably derived.
45H.A.C.M.3117, Kent StreetNov. 20Dec. 12Unsatisfactory
46M.D.F.422, York RowDec. 2Dec. 15UnsatisfactoryFried fish eater—no shell fish.

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