[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Teddington] page 13

Teddington 1902

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Teddington]

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Table: SMALL POX CASES DURING 1902.

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SMALL POX CASES DURING 1902.

No.	Name.	Sex.	Age.	Address.	Notified.	Vaccination.	Type.	Where treated.	Result.
1	Charles White	M	23	Fulwell Road	29 Jan.	Vaccinated, not re-vaccinated	Moderate severity	Removed to Croydon and Wimbledon Smallpox Hospital	Recovery.
2	D. Nichol	M	29	Causeway	2 Mar.	Unvaccinated	Confluent Hœmorrhagic	„ „	Death.
3	M. Penfold	F	36	29 Springfield Road	28 April	Vaccinated in infancy	Severe	„ „	Recovery.
4	F1. Penfold	F	17			„ „	Moderate	„ „	„
5	Hetty Penfold	F	5 wks.	„ „	„	Unvaccinated	Severe	„ „	„
6	William Penfold	M	10	„ „	1 May	Vaccinated	Very mild	At home	„
7	Susan Penfold	F	6	„ „	4 „	„	„	„	„
8	Mrs. Lydia Chalkley	F	39	30 Springfield Road	30 April	Vaccinated in infancy	Severe	Sent to hospital	„
9	Edward Chalkley	M	3	„ „	1 May	Vaccinated	Very mild	At home	„
10	Frank Chalkley	M	12	„ „	4 ,,	„	Mild	„	„
11	George Bache	M	6	37 Springfield Road	5 ,,	Vaccinated insufficient	Severe	Sent to hospital	„
12	John Mundy	M	35	4 Cranmer Place	5 „	Vaccinated in infancy	„	„ „	„
13	Olive Stocker	F	11	3 Gomer Gardens	23 „	Unvaccinated	„	„ „	„
14	Harry Stoeker	M	5	„ „	23 „	„	„	„ „	„
15	Arthur Stocker	M	3	„ „	23 ,,	„	„	„ „	„
16	Emily Shepherd	F	26	36 Crundall Villas	8 June	Vaccinated	Moderate	„ „	„
17	James Roughton	M	38	1 Cranmer Road	13 „	Vaccinated and re-vaccinated	Very mild	At home	„