[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Shoreditch] page 24

Shoreditch 1911

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Shoreditch]

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Table: Below are set out briefly particulars as to the ages and sex of the patients, dates of invasion and certification, the sanitary-conditions of the dwellings and the probable source of infection. Cases certified but subsequently not regarded as having been enteric fever have been excluded:

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Below are set out briefly particulars as to the ages and sex of the patients, dates of invasion and certification, the sanitary-conditions of the dwellings and the probable source of infection. Cases certified but subsequently not regarded as having been enteric fever have been excluded:

No. of case.	Patients initials.	Sex.	Age.	Address.	Probable date of invasion.	Date of Certification.	Sanitary condition of dwelling.	Remarks.—Probable source of infection
					1911	1911
1	M.A.K.	F.	3	25, Mill Row	Jan. 14	Jan. 24	..	This patient had been an inmate of a hospital at Hampstead from 8th Dec., 1910. Was not infected in Shoreditch.
2	E.J.	F.	7	75, Provost Street	May 6	June 15	Satisfactory
3	A.J.	F.	17	30, Taplow Street 21, Granville Buildings	Aug. 5	Aug. 29	Unsatisfactory
4	B.H.B.	F.	39	30, Taplow Street 21, Granville Buildings	Aug. 30	Sept. 6	Satisfactory	Fried fish eater, but no shell fish.
5	N.McG.	F.	17	17, Boston Street	Aug. 25	Sept. 9	Satisfactory	Fond of shell fish. Last had shell fish on 7th August.
6	A.F.	M.	14	42, Herbert Street	Aug. 21	Sept. 14	Satisfactory	Was at a holiday camp in the New Forest until 13th August. Probably infected at the camp.
7	L.B.	F.	13	43, New North Road	Sept. 6	Sept. 15	Satisfactory	Cockles and ice cream at Bamsgate between 20th August and 3rd Sept.
8	E.J.	F.	9	50, Moye Street	..	Sept. 23	Fair	Fried fish two or three times a week.
9	J.H.	M.	9	43, Buckland Street	Sept. 13	Sept. 23	Fair	Cockles and ice cream at Bamsgate between 20th August and 3rd Sept.
10	A.C.	M.	19	21, Goldsmith Bow	Sept. 14	Oct. 2	Unsatisfactory	A fried fish eater. Oysters about 2nd September.
11	C.C.	F.	23	21, Goldsmith Bow	Sept. 25	Oct. 6	Unsatisfactory	Probably infected by case 10. Both were in the same family.
12	K.C.	F.	37	49, Holms Street..	Sept. 16	Oct. 16	Satisfactory	This patient only came to reside in Shoreditch on 3rd October, 1911. Fond of mussels, fried fish.
13	E.A.M.	F.	23	Shoreditch Infirmary	Oct. 1	Oct. 17	Satisfactory	Nurse in the infirmary.
14	F.K.	F.	30	91, Rushton Street	Oct. 4	Oct. 25	Satisfactory	This patient was not infectedin Shoreditch.
15	O.A.B.	F.	14	69, Crondall Street	Oct. 12	Oct. 23	Satisfactory	Fried fish eater.
1(5	L.L.W.	F.	7	77, Felton Street..	Oct. 18	Oct. 25	Satisfactory
17	F.B.B.	F.	11	69, Crondall Street	Nov. 1	Nov. 6	Satisfactory	Probably case 15. Members of same family and slept in same bed.
18	E.H.	M.	10	44, Crondall Street	Oct. 15	Nov. 14	Satisfactory
19	J.W.J.	M.	33	50, Brownlow Eoad	Oct. 20	Nov. 14	Satisfactory	Said to have eaten mussels about 14th October, 1911, which made him ill.
20	E.M.	M.	19	4, George Square	Dec. 2	Dec. 28	Satisfactory	Fried fish eater.