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Wandsworth 1907

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Wandsworth, Metropolitan Borough]

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116 Report of the Mcdical Officer of Health.
The list which follows shows the occupation of those who
died from Tubercular disease of the Lungs during the year.

TABLE LVII.

PREVIOUS OCCUPATION OF PERSONS WHO DIED FROM

Males.Females.Total.
Labourers20—20
Clerks161l7
Domestic Servants—1111
Shop assistants.8210
Decorators5—5
Travellers5—5
Carmen4—4
Compositors4—4
Coachmen3—3
Dressmakers—33
House painters3—3
Licensed Victuallers3—3
Barmen2—2
Butchers2—2
Carpenters2—2
Engineers2—2
Engine Drivers.2—2
Gas Fitters2—2
Plasterers2—2
Postmen2—2
Stonemasons2—2
Tailors2—2
AccountantI—1
Agent (Advertising)I—1
Agent (Insurance)1—1
Army Reserve Marine1—1
Assistant of Excise1—1
Attendant at Electric Tramway Station1—1
Baker1—1
Boiler Maker1—1
Brass Finisher1—1
Carried forward1OO17117