United States life tables, 1910 / prepared under the supervision of Prof. James W. Glover, of the University of Michigan.

  • United States Census Bureau
Date:
1916
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Credit: United States life tables, 1910 / prepared under the supervision of Prof. James W. Glover, of the University of Michigan. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    LIFE TABLE FOR FOREIGN-BORN WHITE FEMALES IN THE ORIGINAL REGISTRA- TION STATES: 1910. BASED ON THE ESTIMATED POPULATION JULY 1, 1910 (2,833,324), AND ON THE REPORTED DEATHS IN 1909 (43,756), IN 1910 (46,682), AND IN 1911 (46,854). Note.—The original registration states include Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Indiana, and Michigan, and the District of Columbia. STATIONARY FEMALE POPULATION, RATE OF AGE Or 100,000 Femates Auive| Morratrry au OMPLETE UNAFFECTED BY EMIGRATION AND IMMIGRATION, WHICH, INTERVAL. at Exact AGE 5: PER XPECTATION ASSUMING THE MorTALITY RATES IN COLUMN 4, WOULD RE- THOUSAND. or Lire. sutt 1F 100,000 Femaues or Exact AGE 5 WERE ADDED TO THE POPULATION UNIFORMLY THROUGHOUT EAacH YEAR. . Average death Number dying | , pees 8 i A < verage length Population living = rate per thou- oe a Number alive | Number dying ppp of life remaining Population in age interval fia Ht soon sand of the total Katwoenitwo at beginning of |i, age interval.| alive at begin- to each one alive living in to one annual and all higher age population Liv- exact ages age interval. i ning of a at beginning of age interval. death in same fitervala ing in current : (9 ales age interval. age interval. ; and all higher 5 age intervals. x to x+1 1, dy 10009, Ly Mes 1000/é, 1 2 3 4 6 8 9 INFANT MORTALITY—FIRST YEAR OF LIFE BY AGE INTERVALS OF ONE MONTH. Months. Monthly rate. In years. Annual rate. DE yn. eons Reet amie lace Salon skies Geto el ico bo ance ied ee yada ate cia MEE me's Som eal cc's on apie oa aepis ee 6 ae hie ae ee eS Senter piare eas REE ee Bide aseia Bee. Wo. eases eeebe Seca] hand was vee etmek vos cage sahereis salts» wice Meets samo elie ans v piddive sameg canal ons <hr ate meni ateiaias al pata a: a cheace » abt te nta's odie wes «Eee toma sane 23 Lise» aaMRce nen iee > GREATS chee so oe Mell oie, 5S wiktic < meen cet ete cl ck ein emene |S SAE) 9 SN RIE oe Ss NR Oleh VR, EUS Gy i! 4-5 There are two important reasons for beginning the life tables for foreign-born whites at age 5: First, the proportion of children under 5 years of 5-6 age among foreign-born whites is so much smaller than among other classes of the population that mortality rates deduced therefrom are not reliable. Second, the deaths among whites of unknown nativity must be distributed among deaths of native whites and foreign-born whites, pot ~~ toe error in the choice of the method of distribution would materially affect mortality rates under 5 years of age among the foreign-born - whites. 8-9 DaLO . PisiesSe cease peisisiase|sonec wove eee ban we ccgacecearehndel tne ca maken ceaell a ceapuaaamceha tes den stae mat Meee a abs alah «6 ole cian aelem nas aiaieal ae aeiee emcee seer WDe ORs oo. Bice < nmr cen dupes Giclee se ndiels Reda gece ale Gms ss icin a spiteinia bia alte 6 dale DadsiainlR cee > o.0' dice o's eidtcia seal] Gals ae ee EE alg alcle Wis eat oko 2 nie aaa oe Be eae ire Sac re) rs a Pie 5 cB a 5 NI, ep, RICE | | OR EER hy 8 | EE et cl BE res amelie 6ayc aia Sista a eee cae LIFE TABLE FOR WHOLE RANGE OF LIFE BY AGE INTERVALS OF ONE YEAR. Annual rate. In years. Annual rate. 4.98 56.30 99 T51 200.30 5 3.97 55.58 99 304 250.77 5 3.22 54.80 98 947 310.18 5 2.67 53.98 98 656 375.12 5 2.30 53.12 98 411 435.45 5 2.09 §2.24 98 195 479.00 5 2.03 51.35 97 993 492.43 5 2.09 50.45 97 792 477.03 4 2.24 49.56 97 589 447.61 4 2.44 48.67 97 352 409.04 4 2.67 47.79 97 103 374.92 4 2.94 46.91 96 831 339.76 4 3.18 46.05 96 535 314.45 4 3.37 45.19 96 219 295.15 4 3.53 44.35 95 887 283.69 4 3.65 43.50 95 543 273.76 4 3.80 42.66 95 188 262.23 4 4.02 41.82 94 816 248.86 3 4.28 40.99 94 423 233.14 3 4.53 40.16 94 007 220.67 3 4.79 39.34 93 569 208.39 3 5.02 38.53 93 110 198.53 3 §.21 37.72 92 634 191.39 3 5.39 36.91 92 144 185.40 3 5.60 36.11 91 637 177.94 3 5.84 35.31 91 118 170.62 = 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
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