Report for the year 1902 of the Medical Officer of Health page 25

Hampstead 1902

Report for the year 1902 of the Medical Officer of Health

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Table: Particulars of Small-pox Cases.

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Particulars of Small-pox Cases.

Case No.	Date. 1902.		Residence.	Age.	Sex.	Where or low employed.	Source of Infection, if ascertained.	Condition as to Vaccination.	Result.
(8 ca	ses in 1901)
9	Jan. 1st	W. B.	Hill field Bead	38	M.	Long Aore, W. ...	Small-pox very prevalent in the neighbourhood of his employment	Vaccinated in infancy	Recovered.
10	Feb. 15th	P. g.	Mill Lane	29	M.	Belsize Poad, n.W.	Had been in contact with a man whose wife and child had been removed from Paddington sufferingfrom Small-pox	? „	55
11	„ 28th	c. H.	Kelson Street	16	m.	Edgware Road, W.	Several cases of Small-pox had ocourred amongst the fellow-workers of the patient	Vaccinated in infancy but did not take	Died.
12	Mar. 6th	W. M. R.	Kingigate Road ...	35	M.	Omnibus Conductor	Probably contracted in course of his occupation	Vaccinated in infancy	Recovered.
13	„ 11th	C. P. H.	Dornfell Street ...	28	M.	Yere Street, W.	Small-pox very prevalent in the neighbourhood of his employment	and re-vaccinated about 14 years ago	,,
14	„ 12th	e. e. l.	Upper Park Road	27	M.	Gore Farm Smallpox Hospital	Employed at Gore Farm Small-pox Hospital as builders' labourer	—	,,
15	24th	l. w.	Eresby Mows	12J	F.	Scholar	No definite source of infection ascertained	Vaccinated in infancy	,,
16	25th	A. P.	Englands Lane	28	F.	England's Lane	Do. do.	,, ,,	,,
17	April 3rd	J. S.	Heath Hurst Road	26	M.	Islington, N.	Small-pox very prevalont in the neighbourhood of his employment	,, ,,	,,
18	4th	E. F.	Fitzjohn's Avenue	34	F.	Fitzjohn's Avenue	Through contact with brother's child in Essex, who was suffering from what was supposed to be Chicken-pox but proved to be Small-pox	,, ,,	,,