Annual report of the State Board of Health of the State of Rhode Island, for the year ending .. . o-portion of persons married was one in every of the population,or persons married in every 1,000 of the population. During tlie six years from 1879 to 1884, inclusive, the average an-nual proportion of persons married was one in every of the pop-ulation, or persons married in every 1,000 of the population. Table XVI also shows that the death rate has apparently increased,although the more complete returns of all the deaths, during lateryears, will account for part of the incre
Annual report of the State Board of Health of the State of Rhode Island, for the year ending .. . o-portion of persons married was one in every of the population,or persons married in every 1,000 of the population. During tlie six years from 1879 to 1884, inclusive, the average an-nual proportion of persons married was one in every of the pop-ulation, or persons married in every 1,000 of the population. Table XVI also shows that the death rate has apparently increased,although the more complete returns of all the deaths, during lateryears, will account for part of the increase. THIRTY-SECOXD REGISTRATION UEPOKT. lS8i ^ 2 C ?t^ 1« — - -1 »- - - - — - ^ - — - ——----- ------- - — - „_ i ~ - - ^ - - - p t III 1 IP WH IHIH^ M n lUllJUIIIII iiiTinfT : : \ i \ ^ 4 \ \ ? I ? ; • I : 1 ^ ? t ; 1 1 i : ^ :• 1 1 J § M § New Shorehani Iorlsmonth Tiverton Towns, Newpoht .Newport Citt Cranston Cnmberland East Providence 1KS4. MIRTHS. r,3 8- £?£ 9 * ^ 3 Hi !il o a > * — 2 ?^ ^S.: Cf- y. .J, o a ^ % i H 2 J. >. : X. •? 5 ^. BIRTHS, 1884. The genenil statistics of births in Rhode Island, during the year1884, derived from the returns sent to this office, may be found onl)agcs 2 to 6, inclusive, in Tables I, II and III. The whole number reported is 7,305, as before stated, and is 259more than that of 1883. SEX OF THE CHILDREN BORN. Of the 7,305 children whose births were reported in 1884, therewere 3,713 males and 3,592 females. This gives males to each100 females, or males and females in each 1,000 children. The following Table shows the numbers and sex, and the propor-tions of each sex of the children born in Rhode Island, in each ofthe last thirty-one years : Table XVII. Males to eachYears. Males. Females. 100 Females. Males. Females. 1854 1,081 1,003 , or and in each 1000 1855 1,492 1,421 , or and in each 1000 1856 1,479 1,407 , or and in each 1000
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