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St Pancras 1922

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St. Pancras, Metropolitan Borough]

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Occupations (Condensed List), by Marital Condition, Industrial Status and Age Groups.

Marital Condition.Industrial Status.Retired (excluded from other columns except in Order XXXII).ST. PANCRAS MET. BAge Groups.
Total Popn.Ages 0-11Ages 12Total over 12.12-1414-1818 upwards.
Single.Married.Widowed or Divorced.Employers.Employees.Workers on own account.
Males99,62021,58478,036
Females111,74621,13090,616
OCCUPATION OF PERSONS OVER 12.
Excluding employers, managers and foremen.
Males.
11_I. Fishermen1——1
* 10624932123017417II. Agricultural occupations387—11376
692163022.5063&Gardeners and their labourers315—5310
1181—20—1III. Mining and quarrying occupations20—119
811——19——IV. Makers of coke, lime, cement, &c19——19
13212111525453V. Makers of bricks, pottery, glass264—53211
9613281422023VI. Workers in chemicals, paints, &c.236—29207
2,2952,672191984,82823253VII. Metal workers5,15835524,603
29641813—716113Fitters727—31696
1761881725336208VIII. Workers in precious metals, &c.381—49332
4334592117847493IX. Electrical appts. makers, fitters, &c.913—111802
1301481215232433X. Makers of watches, clocks, &c.290—34256
1211681121253265XI. Workers in skins ; leather gds. mkrs.300—31269
467471011252XII. Textile workers127—9118
7691,4751392271,79636053XIII. Makers of tex. gds. & articles of dress.2,3831242,259
44173758-1,06417223Tailors * ... ... ......1,236—791,157
19237550—45915821Boot, shoe and clog makers *617—34583
44677603641,1754626XIV. Makers of foods, drinks & tobacco...1,285—721,213
28-5509to567393919Makers of foods834—49785
13122521637015Makers of drinks377—19358
1,3962,6312551063,936240115XV. Workers in wood and furniture4,282—3283,954
20655553—7744038Carpenters*81419795
6531,02593391.6775537XVI. Paper workers ; printers, &c.1,771—1481,623
599943,s.v321,5544536Printers, bookbinders, dec.1,631—1361.495
4961,6601411012,1039361XVII. Builders, bricklayers, &c.......2,297—362,261
5326027—322188Bricklayers and masons *340—2338
5021,558182512,01018160XVIII. Painters and decorators2,242—322,210
77386.192431,6038432XIX-XX. Workers in other materials (including makers of musical instruments).1,7302071,523
1677\—97—8XXI. Workers in gas, water and elec. supp.97——97
4,9528,2205426113,354296318XXII. Transport workers ...13.7145l,8ol1 1,908
8092,1951223,126_116Railway workers .........3,126—703,056
1,5713,653255545,168257101Road transport workers5,479—4735,006
2,0371,434116—3,5513622Messengers and porters3.58751,2122,370
2,8244,4643247664,8831.963183XXIII. Commercial & financial occupations7,61214877,124
4441,8401116836111,10189Proprietors, etc., of dealing businesses2,395—72,388
19236022511r,:;9Commercial travellers, canvassers ...574—3571
1,5551,28184_2,92026Salesmen, shop assistants, d-c.2,92014352,484
4116563196139Insurance officials, agents, efce.212212
1,4571,642573,156134XXIV. Public administration and dcfence ...3,156—533,103
1,1051,0611001021,67449088XXV. Professional occupations ......2,266—512,215
120 358196 54421 in4 18274 76959 15515 7Teachers ... .........XXVI. Persons empld. in entertainments,&c.337 94212 21920
2,1263,3042464144,88038283XXVII. Persons empld. in personal service ...5,67612875,388
263450391555564122Innkeepers, barmen, dbc.......752—13739
2,5951,886162_4,638560XXVIII. Clerks, draughtsmen, typists, &c. ...4,643—4574,186
7361,185107o2,019718XXIX. Warehousemen, packers, &c.2,028—1311,997
6422714—305—5XXX. Stationary engine drivers, &c.305—-303
1,1362,45525153,79839SIXXXI. All other occupations ......3,842—793,763
9511,855183—2,989—57General or undefined labourers2,989—602,929
25,95939,2853,1232,21961,2964,8)21,470Total occupied68,367115,19363,163
6,7922,022855————XXXII. Unoccupied, including retired9,6693,5681,7404,361
32,75141,3073,978——Total occupied and unoccupied78,0363,5796,93367,524

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