Table: SUMMARY OF CASES OF SMALL POX OCCURRING IN THEPARISH OF ST. LEONARD, SHOREDITCH,DURING THE YEAR 1893.
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SUMMARY OF CASES OF SMALL POX OCCURRING IN THE PARISH OF ST. LEONARD, SHOREDITCH,
DURING THE YEAR 1893.
No.of Case. Address. Sex. Age. Occupation. Date of Notification. Probable Beginning of illness. Probable Source of Infection. As to Vaccination. Result. Remarks. 1. Shoreditch Infirmary M. 31 Tramp 17 Jan. 14 Jan. Tramping Midland Counties Unknown R. 2. „ „ M. 52 Infirmary Attendant 22 „ Infirmary Attendant—Bathing, F.G. No. 1 „ R. 3. Harman Street M. 17 Bootmaker 16 Feb. 12 Feb. Conveyed from friends, Northamp-ton, by letter Unvaccinated D. Confluent. 4. Huntingdon Street M. 27 Cellarman 22 „ 17 „ Infancy R. Discrete. 5. Witham Street M. 39 Excavator 23 „ 19 „ Came from Grays, Essex, 16th February, 1893 R. 6. Lynedoch Street M. 22 Printer, out of work 17 Mar. 14 Mar. Pentonville Prison Infancy—1 cicatrix D. Confluent. 7. „ „ M. 23 Fish Trade 1 April 30 „ Slept in same bed with T. W. W., No. 6, by whom he was infected „ (neglected to be re-vaccinated) R. Discrete. 8. Shoreditch Infirmary M. 40 Tramp 4 „ 2 April For 17 days previous lodged in Salvation Army Shelter—came from Northampton „ 4 cicatrices R. „ 9. Victoria Chambers M. 18 Postman 10 „ 6 „ Not known „ 4 good cicatrices R. ,, 2 or 3 spots on face & arms. 10. Shepherdess Walk F. 23 Feather Curler 10 „ 3 „ „ „ 1. cicatrix R. Confluent. 11. Goldsmith Row F. 14 At Home 3 May 28 „ Visited friends, Islington, suffering with S.P. „ R. Discrete. 12. Essex Street F. 30 „ 15 „ 12 May 14 days before living with sister at Wood Green—suffering with disease stated to be Influenza „ R. „ 13. East Road M. 26 Watchmaker 16 „ 11 „ In daily work at Leicester Square „ 4 or 5 cicatrices R. „ 14. Gladstone Buildings M. 30 (Out of Work) 17 „ 8 „ Unvaccinated R. Confluent. 15. Pitfield Street M. 37 Sanitary Inspector 3 June 28 „ Infected by No. 14 Infancy — not re-vac-cinated R. Discrete(few spots about face&hands 16. Barton Court M. 13 At Home 7 „ 31 „ Not known Said to be in Infancy— no marks R. „ 17. Branch Place F. 10 „ 1 July 19 June „ Unvaccinated R. „ 18. Hay Street F. 13 At School 14 „ 9 July „ „ R. Confluent. 19. East Road M. 6 „ 17 „ 12 „ „ „ R. „ 20. Ironmongers Almshouses M. 23 Assistant — Civil Service Supply Association 16 Aug. 11 Aug. „ Infancy—2 large cicatrices R. Discrete. 21. Ely Place M. 10 At School 4 Sept. 29 „ Said to have been to Hampstead on an Excursion about a fort-night previous Said to have been vac-cinated—no marks D. „ (cellulitis of neck). 22. „ „ F. 13 At Home 16 „ 12 Sept. Sister to No. 21, by whom she was infected Unvaccinated R. Discrete. 23. Tuilerie Street M. 14 At School 20 „ 14 „ „ R. „
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In addition to these, two cases were notified and removed, but were returned by the Asylums Board Authorities as not suffering from Small Pox.
