Contributions to vital statistics : being a development of the rate of mortality and the laws of sickness, from original and extensive data procured from friendly societies, showing the instability of friendly societies, "Odd Fellows", "Rechabites", &c. ; with an inquiry into the influence of locality on health / by F.G.P. Neison.

Date:: 1847

Credit: Contributions to vital statistics : being a development of the rate of mortality and the laws of sickness, from original and extensive data procured from friendly societies, showing the instability of friendly societies, "Odd Fellows", "Rechabites", &c. ; with an inquiry into the influence of locality on health / by F.G.P. Neison. 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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Note V. Ratio Constantly Sick at Various Terms of Life. Age. Number per Cent. Constantly Sick. Number of Males Constantly Sick in England and Wales. Age. 11 — 15 16 — 20 21 — 25 26 — 30 31 — 35 36 — 40 41 — 45 46 — 50 51 — 55 56 — 60 61 — 65 66 — 70 71 — 75 76 — 80 81 — 85 86 — 90 91 — 95 96 —100 1*7410 1*5234 1*63251 1*7494J 1*76141 2*0496 J 2*62471 3*2438 4*5240' 6*3544J 10*39501 21*8225] 36*62751 51*2830] 54*0759 62*7993] 37*7356' 15316*20 11897*20 22541*10 19041*00 21962*10 27004*20 53089*30 70131*00 24090*60 1126*60 11 — 15 16 — 20 21 — 30 31 — 40 41 — 50 51 — 60 61 — 70 71 — 80 81 — *90 91 — 95 The second column of the above Table shows the ratio constantly sick, among the Members of Friendly Societies at quinquennial terms of life. And the third column indicates the actual number of Males constantly Sick in-England and Wales, according to the same ratio, and the Population as given at the Census of 1841. It will thus be found that of the Male Population above 10 years of age, 266199, or 4*6127 per cent, are constantly sick.

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