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Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London

Wandsworth 1881

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Wandsworth District, The Board of Works (Clapham, Putney, Streatham, Tooting & Wandsworth)]

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51
Houses infected with Small Pox, with date of disinfection,
during the Year 1881.

Table: Showing also recurring cases.

Showing also recurring cases.

Address.1st Time disinfetd.2nd Do.3rd Do.Remakes.
81, Tugela KoadFeb. 7Apr. 131st patient remained at home.
2, Lombard Street" 27
77, Ingrave StreetMar. 10
3, Maysoule Terrace„ 12
15, Fords Place" 17" 121st patient remained at home.
3, Tugela Road"17
Lodge Sisters House" 20" 2
18, Fords Place" 22
32, Atherstone Street" 30
109, Meyrick RoadApr. 7
2, Europa Cottage" 7
1, Thibet Street" 8" 251st patient detained several days there being no hospital accommodation.
19, Pearson Street" 11
Falcon Laundry„ 11
22, Weston Street" 19
113, Winstanley Road ......" 27
69, Tugela Road„ 27" 29
377, York RoadMay 2
52, Francis Street" 14May 16May 17All remained at home.
90, Gwynne Road" 9J une132nd patient took it a few days after the first came home from hospital.
29, Speke Road" 14
7, falcon Lane" 14
159, Ingrave Street" 17
1.8, Chatham Road" 17
117, Church Road" 25
40, Lothair Street" 28
16, Verona Street" 28June15Patients remained at home.
5, Verona Street" 28
Anglesea Villa„ 31
53, Henry StreetJune 4
15, Stainforth Road .........„ 10
29, Bridge Road West ......,, 13
109, Church Road" 14July 5July 6Patients remained a home.
9, Mendip Road" 15
1, Church Road" 17
147, Church Road" 20D*