[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Wimbledon] page 11

Wimbledon 1902

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Wimbledon]

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Table: The vaccination history and remarks as to attack are taken from the report on small pox by E. C. Seaton, M.D., Medical Officer of Health for the Surrey County Council, from a return prepared by the Resident Medical Officer of the Small Pox Hospital at Cheam.

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The vaccination history and remarks as to attack are taken from the report on small pox by E. C. Seaton, M.D., Medical Officer of Health for the Surrey County Council, from a return prepared by the Resident Medical Officer of the Small Pox Hospital at Cheam.

Locality.	Age	Sex.	Days in Hosp.	Vaccination History.	Remarks as to Attack.	Results	General Remarks
1 Balfour Road	36	Male	31	Infancy, not revac., 5 good scars, good area	Discrete	Recovered	Insurance Agent. Had visited houses where Small Pox had occurred
2 Deburgh Road	21		22	Infancy, not revac., 5 good scars of good area	Discrete	"	Fitter to S.W.R , Nine Elms. Infection not traced
3 A.M.O. Hosp , Copse Hill ..	27	"	31	Infancy, not revac , 4 good scars, good area	Discrete, severe	"	Invalid. Contracted before leaving a Metropolitan Hospital
4 Norman Road .	26	Female	61	Infancy, not revac.. 3 fair scars of fair area	Confluent, very severe	"	Wife of plumbei. C«»n tracted in Canning Town
5 Victory Road .	15	Male	28	Infancy, not revac., 4 good scars of good area	Discrete, mild	"	Small Pox at place of business
6 Lower Downs Road	30	Female	18	Infancy, and 20 years ago, 6 good scars of very large area	Discrete, mild		Had visited Small Pox patients at Hornsey
7 Merton Road ...	28	it	16	Infancy, not revac., 2 gor d scars of good area	Discrete, mild	'	Infection not traced
8 Merton High Street	38	Male	45	Infancy, stated nol re-vaccinated, none could be seen	Discrete, severe local confluence		l abourer, contracted at Putney
9 Merton High Street	19	"					At Redhill, twelve days previously