[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Richmond] page 28

Richmond upon Thames 1902

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Richmond]

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DOCKWELL SMALL-POX HOSPITAL—RICHMOND CASES, 1902.

No.	Names (Initials).	Occupation.	Age.	Admission.	Discharge.	Days.	Vaccination.	Result.
1	I- S.	Workhouse Casual	39	Feb. 19	April 7	48	Vaccinated in infancy	Cured.
2	G. B.	Draper's Assistant in London	17	„ 26	24	58	Not vaccinated	„
3	C. U.	Waitress at home (a restaurant)	19	March 9	M	37	Vaccinated 10 days before	„
4	L. B.	Scholar	7	9	5	1	Admission, after Contact with No. 2.	„
5	G. B.	Do	13	„ 10	5	2 7		„
6	W. H.	Workhouse Casual	28	April 12	May 10	28	Vaccinated infancy, 3 marks	„
7	R. P. J ..	Draughtsman in London	30	„ 22	9	18	Vaccinated infancy, 4 marks	„
8	E. H.	Housewife (working class)	27	June 24	July 16	23	Vaccinated infancy	„
9	J. C.	Do. do.	58	25	Aug. 12	49	„ „ „	„
10	S. N.	No occupation	55	July 7	9	34	„ „ „	„

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There were, in addition, four cases for observation. The attacks proved to be chicken pox,