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Fulham 1896

Annual report of the Medical Officer of Health for the year ending December 31st, 1896

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WESTERN FEVER HOSPITAL.
304 deaths occurred at the Western Fever Hospital. Of these 47 were
of Parishioners, and 257 of persons belonging to other districts. Their ages
and causes of death will be found in Table A.
Of the 2053 deaths registered, 470, or 22.8 per cent., took place in
public institutions, the proportion in London being 28.3 per cent.

The percentages in the several classes of institutions were as under:—

FulhamLondon
In Workhouses and Workhouse Infirmaries12.713.6 per cent.
In Metropolitan Asylum Hospitals3.02.2
In other Hospitals5.710.4
In public Lunatic and Imbecile Asylums1.42.1

DEATHS OCCURRING OUTSIDE THE DISTRICT AMONG PERSONS BELONGING THERETO. The deaths of parishioners at public institutions and elsewhere outside the parish numbered and occurred in the following places:—

No of Deaths of Parishioners of Fulham.
St. George's Hospital48
West London „27
Middlesex „2
Charing Cross „3
Guy's „2
St. Thomas' „2
St. Bartholomew's „1
French „1
Queen's Jubilee „1
Brompton „ for Diseases of the Chest9
City of London „1
Victoria „ for Children15
Gt. Ormond St. „1
Cancer „8
National „1
South Western Fever Hospital5
North Western „ „5
Fountain „ „6
Northern „ „1
Gore Farm „ „1
London „ „1
Hanwell Asylum9
Caterham „6
Cane Hill „4
Ilford „4
Leavesden „1
Banstead „1
Darenth „1
Bethlem „1
Camberwell House Asylum1
Peckham „ „1
Hoxton „ „1
St. Saviour's Infirmary1
Wandsworth „1
Hackney „1
Chelsea Workhouse1
Home for Consumptive Females1
St. Peter's Home1
St. Luke's Home1
St. Mary's School, Eltham1
St. Peter's Home1
Friedenheim1
St. Pelagie's Crêche1
In private houses and elsewhere in other parishes4
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