Vital Statistics of Boston And Philadelphia Covering a Period of Six Years Ending May 31, 1890
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It is to be distinctly understood that in these descriptions the remarks about the character of the buildings and the inhabitants of the several districts apply to the period for which the deaths were returned and not to the present time. The statements are purely historical and are intended to furnish the means of estimating the relations of altitude, character of people, and the nature of the surrouacl^^gs, and while no doubt n\aA\y of t\\e conditions referred to still exist, yet numerous cha...nges have occurred vrfc^^^ might modify the charactmatics of the distvieta as given herein.
The descriptions of the districts referred to were furh-^X^ed bv Dr. William H. Ford, president on,\\e board -''-'''' ' ^ Digitized by Google 88 VITAL STATISTICS.
WARD 1.
This ward contained 3,526 acres, 10,455 dwellings, and a total population of 53,882.' Excluding 13 acres of parks and cemeteries, there were 15.34 persons and 2.98 dwellings to each acre. There were 5.15 persons to each dwelling.
It was to a large extent farm laud, and embraced what is known as "The Neck'' or point of land bounded on the east and south by the Delaware river.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is to be distinctly understood that in these descriptions the remarks about the character of the buildings and the inhabitants of the several districts apply to the period for which the deaths were returned and not to the present time. The statements are purely historical and are intended to furnish the means of estimating the relations of altitude, character of people, and the nature of the surrouacl^^gs, and while no doubt n\aA\y of t\\e conditions referred to still exist, yet numerous cha...nges have occurred vrfc^^^ might modify the charactmatics of the distvieta as given herein.
The descriptions of the districts referred to were furh-^X^ed bv Dr. William H. Ford, president on,\\e board -''-'''' ' ^ Digitized by Google 88 VITAL STATISTICS.
WARD 1.
This ward contained 3,526 acres, 10,455 dwellings, and a total population of 53,882.' Excluding 13 acres of parks and cemeteries, there were 15.34 persons and 2.98 dwellings to each acre. There were 5.15 persons to each dwelling.
It was to a large extent farm laud, and embraced what is known as "The Neck'' or point of land bounded on the east and south by the Delaware river.
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