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

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Kensington 1914

[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.
Artist1-1-
Baker, Biscuit-maker2-1—
Blacksmith4--—
Bootmaker3-3—
Bricklayer1-——
Builder3-——
Canvasser—_1—
Carpenter9-——
Chaffcutter1-——
Charwoman_12—3
Chauffeur4—1—
Clerk1625—
Coachman, carman, stableman, or wife of13161
Coach painter1—1—
Compositor3———
Cripple1—1—
Domestic servant54019
Dressmaker, milliner, sempstress—12—4
Electrician1———
Engineer——1—
Errand boy3—1—
Farmer1———
Farrier2—1—
Furniture porter1—1—
Gas stoker2—1—
Gunsmith1———
Handyman1—1—
Harness maker2—1—
Hawker, general dealer, costermonger10453
House painter5—5—
Infant8361
Insurance agent1—--
Iron driller1———
Labourer27—9—
Lampngrner1—1—
Laundry work—21111
Living on own means1725
Lodging house keeper—1——
Medical student2———
Milkman——2—
Musician1—2—
Navvy1———
Newsvendor1—1—
Nun—3—1
Nurse—asylum, hospital, monthly—2—1
Paperhanger——1—
Pastry cook——1—
Persons in asylums, common lodging houses, etc.101511
Pianokey maker——1—
Plasterer1—1—
Plumber8———
Police constable3———
Porter—coal, shop, railway, etc.5—3—
Printer or printer's apprentice3—1—
Publican, potman3—1—