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Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
Fulham 1902
Annual report of the Medical Officer of Health for the year ending December 31st, 1902
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| Cases. | Sex. | Age. | Residence. | Date of attack. | Date of Removal to Hospital. | Probable Source of Infection. | Conditions as to Vaccination. | Result. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. W. O. | M. | 20 | Bayonne Road | Dec: 27 | Dec. 29 | Brother removed from same house to hospital on Dec. 16. Refused re-vaccination. | Vaccinated in infancy. | Recovered. |
| 2. M. C. | M. | 31 | Beryl Road | Dec. 25 | Dec. 28 | ? | Died. | |
| 3. H. C. | M. | 35 | Oakbury Road | Dec. 30 | Jan. 2 | Recovered. | ||
| 4. E. O. | F. | 42 | Bayonne Road | Dec. 31 | Jan. 1 | Son removed Dec. 16. Refused re-vaccination. | „ | „ |
| 5. J. A. | M. | 42 | 10, Star Road, Church Army House | Jan. 4 | Jan. 6 | „ | „ | |
| 6. H. S. | M. | 35 | „ „ | Jan. 7 | Jan, 9 | „ | ||
| 7. W. H. | M. | 34 | „ „ | Jan. 10 | Jan.11 | „ | ||
| 8. W. A. | M. | 34 , | „ „ | Jan. 10 | Jan.11 | „ | ||
| 9. M. B. | F. | 38 | Tournay Road | Jan.8 | Jan. 11 | Supposed case of Chicken-pox at public house in Notting Hill, where she was in service. | „ | •• |
| 10. C. W. | F. | 33 | Crefeld Road | Jan. 18 | Jan. 21 | „ | Died. | |
| 11. G. B. | M. | 8 | Reporton Road | Jan. 15 | Jan. 20 | Unrecognised case in next house | Unvaccinated | Recovered. |
| 12. M. B. | F. | 40 | „ „ | Jan. 12 | Jan. 20 | „ „ | Vaccinated in infancy. | „ |
| 13. A. J. | F. | 19 | 26, Novello Street | Jan.18 | Jan. 21 | Unvaccinated | „ | |
| 14. W. H. | M. | 35 | Fulham Palace Terrace | Jan. 18 | Jan. 21 | Vaccinated in infancy. | „ | |
| 15. J. B. | F. | 41 | Sherbrook Road | Jan. 19 | Jan. 22 | Infant who died in house from unrecognised Small-pox. | „ | „ |
| 16. G. N. | M. | 43 | Munden Street | Jan.25 | Jan.28 | „ | ||
| 17. E. B. | M. | 39 | Hilmer Street | Jan. 23 | Jan. 26 | Son who had unrecognised at tack | Vaccinated in infancy. | Recovered |
| 18. W. D. | M. | 14 | Basuto Road | Jan. 25 | Jan. 28 | Father, a porter at St. George's Infirmary, who assisted in re-moving a case of Small-pox & had a mild unrecognised attack. | „ | „ |
| 19. T. D. | M. | 12 | „ | Jan. 30 | Feb. 2 | „ „ | „ | „ |
| 20. F. B. | F. | 5 | Reporton Road | Jan. 29 | Jan. 30 | Cases 11 and 12 | Vaccinated Jan. 22, 1903 | „ |
| 21. J. B. | M. | 30 | Sherbrook Road | Jan. 28 | Jan. 31 | Infant who died in house from unrecognised Small-pox. | Vaccinated in infancy. | „ |
| 22. P. R. | F. | 14 | „ | Feb. 2 | Feb. 3 | Case 15. | Re-vaccinated Jan. 26, re-fused at first | „ |
| 23. F. B. | M. | 20 | Hatfield Street | Jan. 30 | Feb. 2 | Cases at Holborn Union Work-house, Shepherdess Walk, where he had been working | Vaccinated in infancy. | „ |
| 24. H. B. | M. | 27 | Seagrave Road | Jan. 31 | Feb. 3 | Driver of M.A.B. Ambulance Van. | Re-vaccinated | „ |
| 25. W. D. | M. | 26 | Hazlebury Road | Jan. 29 | Feb. 3 | Vaccinated in infancy. | „ | |
| 26. E. G. | M. | 23 | 1 St. Albans Terrace | Feb. 6 | Feb. 9 | Case in Hammersmith mistaken for Chicken-pox. | „ | „ |
| 27. J. H. | M. | 30 | 21, Biscay Road | Feb. 8 | Feb. 12 | „ „ | „ | Died. |
| 28. S. H. | F. | 27 | „ | Feb. 10 | Feb. 12 | „ „ | „ | „ |
| 29. R. S. | F. | 37 | Coomer Road | Feb. 9 | Feb. 12 | ? | „ | Recovered |
| 30. H. S. | F. | 40 | „ | Feb. 9 | Feb. 12 | Child of R. S., case 29 | Unvaccinated | Died. |
| 31. T. D. | M. | 27 | Yeldham Road | Feb. 10 | Feb. 13 | ? | Vaccinated in infancy. | Recovered |
| 32. J. R. | M. | 48 | Sherbrook Road | Feb. 13 | Feb. 15 | Case 22. Refused re-vaccination | „ | Died. |
| 33. G. L. | F. | 18 | Stamford Road | Feb. 17 | Feb. 20 | Mother, who had unrecognise attack. | Vaccinated in infancy. | Recovered |