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Greenwich 1926

The annual report made to the Council of the Metropolitan Borough of Greenwich for the year 1926

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MARRIAGES.
The Superintendent-Registrar of the Greenwich Registration
District has kindly furnished me with the particulars relating to
the number of marriages solemnised in the Parishes of Greenwich
and St. Nicholas. The Superintendent-Registrar for the Woolwich
Registration District has also kindly supplied the particulars for
the parish of Charlton and Kidbrooke, with the exception, in
these latter particulars, that the marriages performed in the
Woolwich Superintendent-Registrar's Office of residents in that
Parish are not included.
It will be noticed there is an appreciable increase in the
number solemnised during the year under review.

The following table shows these particulars, giving the number of marriages in Greenwich and St. Nicholas, etc., for each year since 1913:—

YearIn Churches of England in GreenwichCharlton & KidbrookeSt. Nicholas Parish ChurchMarriages in Superintendent-Registrar's Office of parties resident in Greenwich or outside the Registration District, and in Chapels and Roman Catholic Church in St. Nicholas & GreenwichTotalApproximate Population of the districts concerned
In Churches of EnglandIn Non-Conformist Churches
19132951205125972596015
19142791357224372996037
191547218895406116196385
19163811457432492494452
191734312867653119190440
19183531655521481789939
1919419197763261018102591
192038410564322875104453
192134412457249774100493
192236111245275796101930
192333613251222741102460
19242991271055200691102990
1925265132548224674103520
1926382951148260796104050

BIRTHS.
The total number of births registered in the Borough during
the year was 2,027. Of this number 309 occurred in Greenwich
and Deptford Hospital and 373 at various Nursing Homes within
the Borough. Of this total of 682 Institution births, 362 only
belonged to Greenwich, the remainder being transferred to the
appropriate localities.