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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_123
Chauffeur41
Clerk1625
Coachman, carman, stableman, or wife of13161
Coach painter11
Compositor3
Cripple11
Domestic servant54019
Dressmaker, milliner, sempstress124
Electrician1
Engineer1
Errand boy31
Farmer1
Farrier21
Furniture porter11
Gas stoker21
Gunsmith1
Handyman11
Harness maker21
Hawker, general dealer, costermonger10453
House painter55
Infant8361
Insurance agent1--
Iron driller1
Labourer279
Lampngrner11
Laundry work21111
Living on own means1725
Lodging house keeper1
Medical student2
Milkman2
Musician12
Navvy1
Newsvendor11
Nun31
Nurse—asylum, hospital, monthly21
Paperhanger1
Pastry cook1
Persons in asylums, common lodging houses, etc.101511
Pianokey maker1
Plasterer11
Plumber8
Police constable3
Porter—coal, shop, railway, etc.53
Printer or printer's apprentice31
Publican, potman31