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Lee 1896

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Lee]

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D eaths in " O utlying I nstitutions" of P ersons belonging to the D istrict.

No.Date.Place of Death.Sex.Age.Description.Residence.Disease.
1Jan. 2Fountain Fever H.F8Daughter of a Policeman4, Batter's RowScarlet Fever
2„ 16Lewisham InfirmaryM62Cemetery Gardener22 Jubilee CottagesBronchitis
3Mar. 17doF80Widow of a Cattle DealerPark FarmSenile Decay
4April 8doM75Farm labourer69, High StreetBronchitis
5„ 18S.E. Fever HospitalM1Son of Greyhound Trainer8, Reventlow RoadScarlet Fever and Measles
6„ 22doM2Son of a Florist2 doScarlet Fever
7„ 27St. Barts.'s HospitalF3Daughter of a Coachman19, Pelham TerraceWhooping Cough
8May 53, Gracechurch St.M54Colonel of VolunteersAvery Hill HouseHeart disease
9„ 16S.E. Fever HospitalM1Son of a Shoemaker2, Cooper's PlaceDiphtheria
10July 4Miller HospitalM39BricklayerPelham TerraceAccident
11„ 18Lewisham InfirmaryM42Fly driver2, Douglas Placedo
12Aug. 19doM63LabourerElthamCaries of Spine
13„ 27doF58Wife of a Labourer2, Reventlow RoadKidneys
14Sep. 7doF15Daughter of do.3, Kirk's YardPhthisis
15„ 25doM79Builder's Foreman152, High StreetSenile decay
16Oct. 9doF74Wife of a Tailor5, Woolwich Roaddo
17Nov. 18doM75Labourer65, High Streetdo