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Hampstead 1905

Report for the year 1905 of the Acting Medical Officer of Health

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at Friedenham, the disinfection of the patients' home was carried out at
the time of the removal of the patients to those institutions. Besides
these 25 deaths, 3 notified cases died in institutions outside the Borough.
Deaths of Non-notified Cases.
40 deaths took place of cases which had not been notified, viz.:—
33 in private houses, and 7 in institutions.
Upon becoming aware, by means of the Registrar's Returns, of a
death from Pulmonary Phthisis occurring in a private house, and not
previously notified to the Medical Officer of Health, an Inspector has
called in suitable cases and offered disinfection; such offer was accepted
in 16 instances.

The 65 Hampstead "residents" who died in the Borough during the year consisted of 38 males and 27 females, and their occupations were as follows:—

Males.Females.
No occupation4No occupation given in death returns19
Army pensioners2
Art master1Daily servant1
Baker1Dressmaker1
Barrister1Milliner1
Carpenter1Needlewomen2
Clerks3Newsagent1
Coachmen3Upholstresses2
Coal porter127
Concert manager1
Domestic servant1
Electric light trimmer1
Embosser on paper1
Furniture remover1
House painters3
Labourers2
Page1
Photographer's traveller1
Plumber's mate1
Police constable1
Porter1
Potman1
Printer's compositor1
Shipowner1
Stockbroker1
Tailor's salesman1
Tutor1
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