London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972

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West Ham 1893

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for West Ham]

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Males.Females.
32—Stone cutter, dresser.
116—Others working in stone, clay, and road making.
1484Glass manufacture, earthenware, and china.
3022Glass, earthenware, and china dealer.
3—Salt maker, dealer.
30—Waterworks service.
944Goldsmith, silversmith, jeweller.
9802Blacksmith, whitesmith.
641—Other iron and steel manufacture.
1052Ironmonger, hardware dealer.
94—Copper goods manufacturer, worker.
14338Tin goods manufacturer, worker.
29—Zinc goods manufacturer, worker.
102Leaden goods manufacturer, worker.
3278Workers in other, mixed, or unspecified metals.
264203General shopkeeper.
1394Pawnbroker.
27675Costermonger, hawker.
12310Contractor, manufacturer, manager (undefined).
7,67023General labourer.
938—Engine driver, stoker, fireman (not railway or marine).
40726Artizan, mechanic, apprentice (undefined).
359135Factory labourer (undefined).
192320Machinist (undefined).
281Town drainage service.
28—Chimney-sweep.
36—Scavenger, crossing-sweeper.
125Rag dealer.
VI.—Unoccupied Class.
529138Retired from business (not army, navy, church, medicine).
15015Pensioner.
4681,801Living on own means.
11,67953,675Others (over ten years).