Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
Report for the year 1904 of the Medical Officer of Health
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The 65 "residents" who died in Hampstead consisted of 31 males and 34 females; the occupations were as follows:—
Males. | Females. | ||
---|---|---|---|
No occupation | 1 | No occupation given in death return | 17 |
Bank manager | 1 | ||
Bank clerk | 1 | Boot fitter | 1 |
Baths superintendent | 1 | Charwomen | 2 |
Blacksmith | 1 | Domestic servants | 4 |
Cabinet maker and carpenters | 2 | Draper's assistant | 1 |
Dressmakers | 2 | ||
Caretaker | 1 | Housewives | 5 |
Civil engineer | 1 | Lady's maid | 1 |
Coachman | 1 | Typist | 1 |
Coal merchant | 1 | ||
Cook (Restaurant) | 1 | ||
Crossing sweeper | 1 | ||
French polisher | 1 | ||
Gas fitter | 1 | ||
Horsekeeper | 1 | ||
House painter | 1 | ||
Labourers | 4 | ||
Milk carrier | 1 | ||
Pianoforte maker | 1 | ||
Police constable | 1 | ||
Postmen | 2 | ||
Road sweeper | 1 | ||
Tobacconist | 1 | ||
Upholsterer | 1 | ||
Upholsterer's porter | 1 | ||
Woollen merchant | 1 |
In comparing the number of phthisis deaths with the notified cases it is interesting to note the relative numbers of males to females.
Males. | Females. | |
---|---|---|
Deaths | 31 | 34 |
Notified cases | 23 | 16 |