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

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Kensington 1913

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Kensington Borough]

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Occupation.—The occupation or status of the persons newly notified, and of those who died
from consumption during the year was as follows:—

Occupation of Consumptive Persons.

Occupation.Cases.Deaths.
Males.Females.Males.Females.
Accountant--1-
Baker, Biscuit-maker311—
Barman1-——
Bank messenger, picture palace attendant—-4—
Bath chairman1-——
Blacksmith1-——
Bookbinder1-——
Bootmaker4-2—
Brass finisher1--—
Bricklayer2-3—
Brushmaker1-——
Butcher's boy1-1—
Carpenter1-1—
Cellarman—-1—
Charwoman—8—3
Chauffeur3—2—
Clerk6841
Coachman, carman, stableman, or wife of9—84
Coach painter1———
Coffee roaster1———
Colonial Civil Service——1—
Commercial traveller1———
Compositor1———
Cripple—1——
Crossing-sweeper1———
Dental assistant1———
Domestic servant418—10
Dressmaker, milliner, sempstress—10—2
Dyer—1——
Electrician11——
Engineer1—1—
Errand boy3———
Farrier1———
Feather cleaner—1——
French polisher1———
Fireman on railway——1—
Gas stoker4———
Gardener——1—
Glazier1———
Hairdresser111—
Hawker, general dealer, costermonger13543
House painter8—9—
Infant111412
Insurance agent1—1—
Labourer28—13—
Lamplighter1—1—
Laundry work132—2
Law student3—1—
Living on own means—626
Lodging house keeper———1
Marine——1—
Mason——1—
Medical student——1—
Metal worker——1—
Milkman——1—
Carried forward1241077034