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Barnes 1899
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Barnes]
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10
62 Townshend Terrace,
Richmond, Surrey,
5th January, 1900.
Return of Vaccination for the Urban District of Barnes and
Mortlake being within Richmond Union, 1st January to
3st December, 1899.
Name of Parish.
Number
successfully
vaccinated.
Number
insusceptible to
vaccination.
Number had
Small Pox.
Number
dead
Unvaccinated.
Number
Postponed.
No. removed Information
toVaccination
Officer.
Number
removed and
not found.
Number
Unvaccinated.
Number
Conscientious
Objection.
Total and
Births.
Remarks.
Barnes
150
2
—
22
9
2
6
62
4
257
Mortlake
112
—
—
15
8
—
3
49
—
187
262
2
—
37
17
2
9
111
444
Note.—There were 74 births in North Sheen during the
year: 37 successfully vaccinated, 10 deaths before vaccination>
one postponed, three removed and not found, 23 now unvaccinated,
making 72 now unvaccinated in Mortlake Sub-District. The
large number now unvaccinated were born during the last five
months of the year, many availing themselves of the full six
months given them by the new Act of 1898.
G. C. HARBER,
Vaccination Officer.
Richmond,
5th January, 1900.