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Charlotte Burns, aged 40, was admitted from the Salvation
Army Shelter on December 16th and removed to the hospital
on the same day. She was vaccinated in infancy only. She
died on December 18th.
Jane Lucas, aged 32, was admitted from the Salvation
Army Shelter on December 16th and removed on the same
day. She was vaccinated in infancy only.
George Watson, aged 32, was admitted from the Salvation
Army Shelter on December 16th and removed on the same day.
He had been vaccinated iu infancy only.
Mary Lyons, aged 52, was a scrubber in the infirmary.
She had been at work in a ward from which persons had been
removed to the hospital suffering from Small Pox. She was
taken ill on December 13th, and removed on December 16th.
She was vaccinated in infancy only.
Clara Hall, aged 3, was admitted from 50, Crispin Street
(common lodging house), on December 18th and removed to
the hospital on December 19th. She had never been vaccinated.
Mary Shea, aged 44, was admitted from 35, Dorset Street
(common lodging house), on December 20th, and removed to
the hospital on the same date. She had been vaccinated in
infancy only.
Annie Wilson, aged 42, was admitted from the Salvation
Army Shelter on December 24th and removed to the hospital
on the same date. She was vaccinated in infancy only.
Thomas McQuire, aged 63, was admitted from 1, Heneage
Street (common lodging house), on December 26th and removed
on the same day. He was vaccinated in infancy only.
Emily Durham, aged 46, was admitted on December 26th
from 56, Flower and Dean Street (common lodging house), and
removed to the hospital on the same day. She was vaccinated
in infancy only.
James Perkins, aged 22, was admitted on December 27th
from 177, Whitechapel Road (common lodging house), and was
removed to the hospital on the same day. He was vaccinated
in infancy only. He died on January 1st, 1902.
Janies Duprey, aged 41, was admitted on December 27th