London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972

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Kensington 1876

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Kensington]

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Deaths from " Fever " in1875-6.—Brompton Sub-district.

Date.Sex.Age.Description.Terms of Certificate.Place of Death.Remarks.
1875 Jan. 14M.44Carman.Fever, Hemorrhage, Exhaustion.Ifield Road.Classed as simple continued fever.
March 15M.29Butler.Pnenmonia of right lung with typhoid fever, 15 days.Richmond Road.
June 2M.77Gentleman.Typhoid fever, Congestion of the lungs.Thistle Grove.
June 4M.59Gentleman.Typhoid, 4 weeks, Pneumonia, Exhaustion.Redcliffe Road.
June 13F.59Wife of a Painter.Typhoid fever. Pleuro-pneu-monia.Yeoman's Row.
June 16F.23Domestic Servant.*Enteric fever, Congestion of the lungs.Consumption Hospital.
July 28M.71Gentleman.Typhoid fever.Seymour Place, Fulham Road.
Sept. 19F.27Gentleman.Typhoid fever, 20 days, Perforation of bowel, 24 hrs.Thurloe Place.
Dec. 3F.47Wife of a labourer.Typhoid fever, 14 days, Congestion of lungs.Ifield Road.
Dec. 5. 1876.F.18Wife of an Ironmonger.Gastric fever, 10 days.Clairville Grove.Classed as simple continued fever.
July 6M.Son of a Labourer.Typhoid fever, Perforation of bowel, collapse.Yeoman's Row.
Aug. 24M.38Gentleman.Typhoid, 3 weeks, uraemia †Finborough Road.

* An out-patient at the Hospital, from Penge, admitted because found to be suffering from typhoid fever.
† Disease originated at deceased's place of business, not in Kensington.