The history of cholera in Exeter in 1832 / by Thomas Shapter.

Date:
1849
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: The history of cholera in Exeter in 1832 / by Thomas Shapter. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh. The original may be consulted at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh.

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    J^iiryin^ swing the localities where the Dcatlvs cans' Pestilential Cholera occurred in the years 1«32, 183 3 &i834 Shafts Jpr Wkft. Satifi' is32. \ jYp /• th ernkay. BJBi'ERENCE. Holt. 3 deslr oyed rSliilhay and. Lion* where Clothes wcr ■’ Station House 4.5,0:7.. Druggists'. 8.9.Cholera Burying Groun It 10 Soup Kit cite ns 11. House for Convale.w 12. Guildhall. L£ets IS jjpiscopal SchoolHouse , DEATHS in 1832 + in 1833 A in 1834: Castle. REFERENCE TO PARISHES, SHEWING MORTALITY P*CT FROM CHOLERA. A Si'Pelrod o o • B Martin oo C SiPaulkBradnipch oi D Stephen 20 E S-Paricra .2 6 P SISidrcl/ 6 2 i G .VAcrian .6S H S? Lutrrence &•] I jlllkaUoirScn. Wall. .87 J Si Par id .87 K SUfar y jlrc/i S 9 8 L Tht Close l. so M SHE dm und t. 31 N S!Glare 1.34 0 Jill hallo trs CaatnuUu laz B Trinilr. 1.64 S H I L H A V . \ Clothes burnt and buriecL, SI The mas Risoon uth: Exeter. Latitude 50° 4?0* north. Longitude 3° H’ west. Tc dace Title puye.