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Note on Table I.
In column 6 there is entered the whole of the deaths registered
during the year as having actually occurred in the district. In column
12 there is entered the number in column 6, corrected by the subtraction
of the number in coilumn 8 and the addition of the number in
column 9. Deaths in column 10 are similarly corrected by the subtraction
of the dearth® under 1, and included in the number given in
column 8, and the addition of the deaths under 1 included in the
number given in column 9.
(ii) The nett estimated population is found by deducting the
population of Claybury and West Ham Asylums from
the gross estimated population.
(h) The nett number of births is obtained by taking the
uncoiirecited number of births supplied by the local
Registrar and adding to or subtracting from it such a
number as is supplied for this purpose by the RegistrarGeneral.
(c) The birth-rate is calculated on the estimated nett
tion for birth-rate.
(d) Calculated on the estimated nett population for death-rate.
(e) Calculated on the estimated nett population.
"Transferable Deaths" are deaths of persons who, having a fixed
or usual residence in England or Wales, die in a district other than
thart in which they resided. The deaths of persons without fixed or
usual residence, e.g., casuals, are not included in columns 8 or 9, except
i.n certain instances under 8 (ft) below. There is stated in column 8
the numl>er of transferable dearths of " non-residents " which have not
been deducted, and there is in column 9 the number of deaths of
"residents "registered outside the district which have been added in
calculating the nett death-rate of the district.
The following special cases arise as to Transferable Deaths:—
(1) Persons dying in Institutions for the sick or infirm, such as
hospitals, lunatic asylums, workhouses, and nursing homes (but not
almshouses), must be regarded as residents of the district in which
they had a fixed or usual residence at the time of admission. If the
person dying in an Imslbiitution had no fixed residence at the time of
admission, the death is transferable. Tf the patient has been directly
transferred from one such Institution to another, the dearth is transferable
to the district of residence at the time of admission to the first
Institution.
(2) The dearths of in faults born and dying within a year of birth
in an Institution to which the mother was admitted for her confinement
should be referred to the district of fixed or usual residence of the
parent.
(3) Deaths from violence a,re to be referred (a) to the district of
residence, under the general rule; (It) if this district is unknown, or
the deceased had no fixed abode, to the district where the accident
occurred, if known; (c) failing this, to the district where death
occurred, if known; and (d) failing this, to the district where the body
was found.