London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972

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Islington 1904

Forty-ninth annual report on the health and sanitary condition of the Borough of Islington

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STATEMENT SHOWING THE SOURCE OF INFECTION OF PERSONS ATTACKED WITH PHTHISIS IN MANCHESTER.*

Source of Infection.Likely sourceLess likelyPossible.
Father44299
Mother342211
Son41
Daughter51
Brother42174
Sister .33194
Husband13111
Wife21101
Uncle442
Aunt .2
Niece .41
Nephew11
Cousin61
Grandfather .21
Grandmother1
Stepfather .2
Stepmother11
Stepbrother1
Parents11
Father-in-law .1
Mother-in-law41
Brother-in-law841
Sister-in-law .52
Son.in-law .1
Niece's Husband1
Lodger ....463
Fellow Lodger641
Neighbour .141017
Companion .. 36184
Workfellow .486722
Work place494
Work .281512
Houses, including Public Houses868918
Daughter of Tenant .1
Housekeeper .1
Mistress .1
Employer13
Servant21
Landlady's Child .3
Landlady or Landlady's Husband91
Nursing a Consumptive21
Being Nursed by Consumptive1
Milk6
Soldiers infected in South Africa122
Fiance or Fiancee1
Others231
Totals497357125

*This statement was given in two tables in the report for 1903 of the Medical Officer of Health of
Manchester, and has been condensed for the purposes of this report.