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Wandsworth 1882

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

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51.3 per cent, of all deaths, the average of the preceding
ten years having been 49 7 per cent. The mortality
of persons in advanced life somewhat diminished in
number during the past year. The deaths at 60 years
of age and upwards amounted to 20.2 per cent, of all
deaths, the average of the preceding ten years having
been 20 8 per cent. The deaths classed as to age for
the ten years 1872-81 are compared with those of the
past year in the subjoined table :β€”

The deaths classed as to age for the ten years 1872-81 are compared with those of the past year in the subjoined table:β€”

YEARS.AGE.
Under 1 yearFrom 1 to 5 yearsFrom 5 to 10 yearsAll under i 20 yearsFrom 20 to 40 yearsFrom 40 to 60 yearsFrom 60 to 80 years80 years & upwards
187270545261129728239435494
1873636387751285326394448127
18747774521071438361462419116
18758864671321660399422502113
1876910524991638398468540110
18778404661091517387458525104
18789836001001780338483532142
18799476821021878368487658135
18801,1366001402021374500560138
18811,0436271321938410548599152
18821,0827521432,087428557634145

Social Position of the Deceased.β€”The following Table exhibits the relative proportion per cent, of the mortality borne by the several classes of the inhabitants during the six years 1877β€”82.

187718781879188018811882
Nobility and Gentry2.501.623.303.402.713.43
Professional Class6.205.085.905.505.124.44
Middle Class18.2018.1017.4016.9019.0020.85
Industrial Class73.1075.2073.4074.2073.1771.28
100.0100.0100.0100.0100.00100.00