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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
St Pancras 1905
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St. Pancras, London, Borough of]
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| North Division, | Ward 1 N. | |
| „ | „ 1 s. | |
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| East Division, | ||
| „ | „ 6 | |
| West Division | ||
| „ | „ 5N | |
| „ | „ 5 S | |
| South Division, | „ 7 N | |
| „ | „ 7 S | |
| „ | „ 8N | |
| „ | „ 8 S |
SANITARY INSPECTOR OF WUKKf LALJiia:
Mary Elizabeth Bibby, B.A.
SANITARY INSPECTOR FOR THE PREVENTION OF INFANT MORTALITY:
Blanche Gardiner, B.A.
SANITARY INSPECTORS OF FOOD:
Joseph Osborne (S. & W.) Harry Robert Child (N. & E.)
SPECIAL INSPECTOR:
Walter George Auger.
CARETAKER OF MORTUARIES, &c.
Samuel Nicholas Davy.
Joseph Roo ts, General Assistant [and Attendant at Personal Cleansing House (men)].
DISINFECTORS:
William Henry Cook, Disinfector and Fumigator.
Richard Carr Akers, Assistant and Stoker.
Henry Catch, Assistant and Driver.
ATTENDANT AT CONTACT SHELTER:
Miss Annie Emily Davy [and Attendant at Personal Cleansing House (women)].
RESIDENT CARETAKER AT GOLDINGTON BUILDINGS:
Walter Charles Ernest Child.
CLERICAL STAFF.
Chief Clerk Alfred Powel Coke.
Fiat Clerk Harry Riches.
Second Clerk Gkohge Stuart.
Clerk Alfred Gf.orgk Capel.
Clerk Herbert Edward Read.
Clerk John Oxemmus Ogden.
Junior Clerk Samuel May.
Boy Clerk Arthur Ernest Lock.
St. pancras Borough Cmntrtl.
PUBLIC HEALTH DEPARTMENT
STAFF, 1905.
MEDICAL OFFICER OF HEALTH:
John Frederick Joseph Sykes, M.D., D.Sc.
PUBLIC ANALYST:
Sir Thomas Stevenson, M.D., F.R.C.P.