[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Shoreditch] page 24 25

Shoreditch 1909

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Shoreditch]

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No. of case.	Patient's initials.	Sex.	Age.	Address.	Probable date of invasion.	Date of Certification.		Sanitary condition of dwelling.	Probable source of infection. Remarks.
20	F.T.	M.	29	71, Nicholas Street	Jan. 21	Feb.	4	Satisfactory
21	W.H.C.W.	M.	34	11, Clarissa Street	Jan. 28	Feb.	8	Satisfactory
22	P.F.	F.	2	4, Eleanor House	Jan. 24	Feb.	7	Satisfactory
23	W.W.	M.	9	22, Harvey Street	Jan. 26	Feb.	14	Unsatisfactory	This case is probably connected with the cases in the N. family(vide cases 99, 101 and 102, Annual Report, 1908). Two children belonging to case 99 (vide Annual Report, 1908) were taken cave of by Mrs. W. These children were poorly at the time.
24	H.K.	M.	16	6, Lee Street	Jan. 24	Feb.	15	Satisfactory
25	L.M.B.	F.	22	29, Gt. James Street	Jan. 20	Feb.	16	Satisfactory
26	E.H.	F.	36	4, Crooked Billet Yard	Jan. 15	Feb.	19	Unsatisfactory
27	E.A.P.	F.	25	Shoreditch Infirmary	Feb. 3	Feb.	19	Satisfactory	Nurse in the Shoreditch Infirmary—was nursing enteric fever patients amongst others cases 101 and 102 (vide Annual Report for 1908).
28	L.F.	F.	11	97, St. John's Road	Jan. 24	Feb.	20	Satisfactory	The mother of this patient appears to have been a friend of case 12.
29	H.W.	M.	¹/₁⁰/₂	24, Harvey Street	Feb. 10	Feb.	22	Satisfactory	This child is a relative of Case 23. Was in the room and on the bed in which Case 23 was lying ill.
30	A.E.L.	F.	5	40, Ivy Street	Feb. 19	Feb.	22	Unsatisfactory	The mother of this patient appears to have been an acquaintance of Case 12. A.E L. also appears to have been in contact with Case 28.
31	H.W.	M.	22	9, Penn Street	Feb. 26	Mar.	7	Satisfactory	This patient is father to Case 29 and probably was infected through his child.
32	M.S.	F.	49	71, Nicholas Street	Feb. 7	Mar.	13	Satisfactory	Case 20.
33	E.W.	F.	25	22, Harvey Street	March 1	Mar.	21	Fair	This patient was sister to Case 23. Helped wait on him before his removal. She was also with H.W. Case 31 at 9, Penn Street—her brother. She visited her relatives whilst they were ill with enteric fever in hospital.
34	F.B.	F.	24	Shoreditch Infirmary	April 1	April	15	Satisfactory	A nurse in the Shoreditch Infirmary— Assisted in the nursing of Case 27, who was probably the source of infection in her case.
35	G.N.	M.	6	43, Hemsworth Street	April 7	May	5	Satisfactory	Possibly connected with Case 28. The patients are cousins and the mother of Case 28 is now living at 43, Hemsworth Street. She was visiting her daughter in the Fever Hospital.
36	T.B.	M.	72	10, Norris Street	April 30	June	15	Fair
37	R.D.	F.	23	28, Cæsar Street	May 21	June	17	Satisfactory	Not infected in Shoreditch.
38	H.T.	F.	17	22, Fleming Street	May 24	July	1	Satisfactory	This patient's mother was ill with what was, in all probability, enteric fever for several weeks during March and April. The mother's case may have been connected with cases in Hertford Street.
39	W.E.R.	M.	12	42, Lee Street	Aug. 23	Sept.	22	Satisfactory	Was at Banwell in Somerset, August 5th-19th, probably infected there.
40	F.M.	M.	11	4, Gifford Street	Aug. 25	Sept.	24	Satisfactory	Was at Banwell in Somerset, August 5th-19th, probably infected there.
41	J.H.	M.	27	56, Weymouth Terrace	Sept. 18	Oct.	9	Satisfactory	At the time of infection was a resident of Austin Street, Bethnal Green. Stated to have had cockles about September 9th.
42	B.W.	M.	21	89, Westmoreland Place	Oct. 8	Oct.	22	Unsatisfactory
43	M.A.M.	F.	29	12, Alexandra Buildings..	Dec. 11	Dec.	30	Satisfactory