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Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London

Sutton 1910

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Sutton]

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Table: All the deaths, except one, were certified.

All the deaths, except one, were certified.

Period.Mean annual birth-rate per 1000 living.Mean annual death-rate per 1000 living.Mean annual rate of increase by excess of births over deaths per 1000 living.
Sutton.1878—188733.314.518.8
1888-189725.011.813.2
1898-190723.810.912.9
190821.310.810.5
190919.59.99.6
191020.79.311.4
England and Wales.1878-188733.719.813.9
1888—189730.418.412.0
1898-190728116.411.7
190826.514.711.8
190925.614.511.1
191024.813.411.4

Table: Annual Birth-rates and Death-rates from all causes, the Death-rates from the Principal Epidemic Diseases, and the Infantile Mortality rates.

Annual Birth-rates and Death-rates from all causes, the Death-rates from the Principal Epidemic Diseases, and the Infantile Mortality rates.

1910.Annual Rate per 1000 living.Deaths under One Year to 1000 Births.
Births.Deaths.Principal Epidemic Diseases.
Crude.Corrected1
England and Wales24.813.413.40.99106
76 great towns25.013.414.31.23115
143 smaller towns23.712.412.90.88104
England and Wales less the 219 towns25.013.612.80.7496
Sutton20.79.3?0.3465

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* The corrected death-rates are the rates which would have been recorded had
the sex and age constitution of the populations of the several areas been
identical with that of England and Wales enumerated in the last census, 1901.