[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St. Marylebone, Metropolitan Borough] page 13

Marylebone 1932

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

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Table: Private Families classified by Size of Family, Rooms Occupied, and Density of Population Note.— The following table contains an analysis of the private families within each area according to (a) the number of persons in the family, and (b) the number of rooms occupied by the family. Where more than one family are enumerated within a strucutrally separate dwelling, each is classified according to the rooms it severally occupies and not to the total number of rooms in the dwelling. For this purpose rooms shared by more than one family are excluded as are sculleries or bathrooms, etc., each family being classified to the next lower integral number of rooms occupied, save in the exceptional case of a family housed in a portion of a room only when it is classified as living in 1 room. The total rooms in column (h) may on this account differ slightly from the corresponding totals of rooms shown in Tables 3 or 10.

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Private Families classified by Size of Family, Rooms Occupied, and Density of Population Note.— The following table contains an analysis of the private families within each area according to (a) the number of persons in the family, and (b) the number of rooms occupied by the family. Where more than one family are enumerated within a strucutrally separate dwelling, each is classified according to the rooms it severally occupies and not to the total number of rooms in the dwelling. For this purpose rooms shared by more than one family are excluded as are sculleries or bathrooms, etc., each family being classified to the next lower integral number of rooms occupied, save in the exceptional case of a family housed in a portion of a room only when it is classified as living in 1 room. The total rooms in column (h) may on this account differ slightly from the corresponding totals of rooms shown in Tables 3 or 10.

No. of Persons in Family	No. of Private Families occupying the Following Number of Rooms.								Total Private Families	Population in Private Families	Rooms Occupied	Density of Occupation.
												Average No. Persons per room	Pop. at following densities of occupation (Persons per room)
	1	2	3	4	5	6-7	8-9	10 or more
	1	2	3	4	5	6-7	8-9	10 or more					Over 3	3 and over 2	2 and over 1½	1½ and over 1
a	b	c	d	e	f	g	h	i	j	k	1	m	n	o	P	q
1	3,507	1,368	758	463	178	143	42	29	6,488	6,488	12,858	0.50	-	-	-	-
2	1,134	2,232	1,290	920	428	462	133	133	6,741	13,482	21,099	0.4	-	-	2,268	-
3	336	1,565	1,113	734	322	572	223	198	5,063	15,189	19,378	0.78	-	1,008	-	4,695
4	153	929	781	544	269	407	224	268	3,575	14,300	15,770	0.91	612	-	3,716	3,124
5	86	536	427	409	151	259	168	258	2,294	11,470	11,188	1.03	430	2,680	2,135	2,045
6	31	215	219	249	64	153	141	260	1,332	7,992	7,932	1.01	186	1,290	1,314	1,878
7	7	149	110	131	47	75	74	197	790	5,530	5,189	1.07	1,092	770	917	630
8	4	61	57	88	25	26	32	160	453	3,624	3,523	1.03	520	456	904	208
9	4	20	27	46	8	17	10	117	249	2,241	2,359	0.95	216	657	72	216
10	—	18	21	21	6	11	9	86	172	1,720	1,691	1.02	390	210	130	130
11	—	6	8	8	4	4	2	53	85	935	1,006	0.93	154	132	44	55
12	—	1	2	6	—	1	—	38	48	576	721	0.80	36	72	12	24
13	—	—	—	2	—	1	1	15	19	247	269	0.92	26	13	13	26
14	—	2	1	2	1	—	1	12	19	266	266	1.00	70	14	14	28
15 and	—	1	1	—	2	—	—	20	24	393	441	0.89	34	30	—	99
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