Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Croydon]
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TABLE XIV.—Table showing Total Deaths from Infantile Summer
Diarrhoea, during the seven years, 1901—1906, in each Parish,
and in every Street invaded:—
ADDINGTON.
1. Badger's Hole. 1. Keeper's Lodge.
BEDDINGTON.
3. Bandon Hill. 1. Francis Road.
1. Beddington Lane. 1. Guy Boad.
1. Foxley Lane.
COULSDON.
1. Brighton Road. 2. Lower Road, Kenley.
1. Coulsdon. 1. Roke Avenue, Kenley.
1. Godstone Road.
MERTON.
1. Blenheim Terrace.
1. Carlton Park Avenue.
1. Cannon Hill Lane.
2. Chestnut Road.
1. Crown Road.
2. Dorien Road.
4. Dupont Road.
2. Edna Road.
3. High Street.
6. Kingston Road.
2. Pincott Road.
1. Nursery Road.
1. Nelson Grove Road.
1. Reform Place.
1. Savoy Road.
1. St. Mary's Cottages.
1. Sydney Road.
MITCHAM.
1. Allen's Cottages, Lonesome
2. Allen's Terrace.
1. Aberdeen Road.
8. Bath Road.
2. Bailey Road.
2. Belgrave Road.
1. Benedict Walk.
1. Bond Road.
1. Broadway.
1. Bruce Road.
1. Byegrove Road.
1. Caithness Road.
4. Chapel Road.
1. Chestnut Road.
2. Church Buildings.
9. Church Road.
1. College Road.
1. Commonside.
1. Concrete Cottages.
3. Leonard Road.
3. London Road.
1. Lonesome.
2. Love Lane.
4. Lilian Road.
1. Lock's Lane.
1. Manor Road.
9. Marian Road, Lonesome.
1. Miles' Lane.
1. Nicholls' Cottages, Eastfields,
1. Norfolk Road.
1. Marlboro' Road.
1. Park Avenue.
2. Palestine Grove.
3. Phipp's Terrace.
1. Piccadilly.
1. Pitcairn Road.
1. Portland Road.
5. Princes Road.