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Fulham 1894

Annual report of the Medical Officer of Health for the year ending December 31st, 1894

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children from the same district as does Sherbrook Road School.
Again, at the end of the year several children in the
Infants' Department of St. Thomas's School contracted the
disease, 10 cases being notified between Nov. 27th and
Dec. 7th, when the department was closed by the Managers,
at my request, until after the Christmas vacation, and since
then until now the school has been free from the disease.

Table showing the number of children attending the Board and other primary schools in Fulham who were notified in each month as suffering from Diphtheria :

Jan.Feb.MarchAprilMayJuneJulyAug.Sept.Oct.NovDec.Total
Ackmar Road–3–1–––11–6214
All Saints' (Denominational)–1––––––––––1
Biscay Road–––1–31–––––5
Everington St.–2–––4–––1–18
Halford Road2–––––––––2–4
Harwood Rd.––112–1–21––8
Holy Cross (Denominational)–––––––––1–12
Hugon Road–––––––––––33
Langford Rd.–326112–564636
Lillie Road3122––––32–316
Munster Rd.–1–1–2––114111
North End Rd.1–1––13–1–––7
Star Road1–––12––––––4
Sherbrook Rd.11–11128334––84
St. John's (Denominational)––––––––1––12
St. Thomas' (Denominational)11––12–1–13919
William Street–––1––1–––1–3