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Title: A treatise on Friendly Societies, with tables constructed from the sickness and mortality experienced by members of the Manchester Unity of Odd Fellows in passing through 1,321,048 years of life, being the largest experience hitherto collected of Friendly Societies in the United Kingdom

Author: William Hatton

In: The Pamphlet Collection of Sir Robert Stout: Volume 8

Publication details: Victoria University of Wellington Library, Wellington

Part of: The Pamphlet Collection of Sir Robert Stout

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The Pamphlet Collection of Sir Robert Stout: Volume 8

Age. Living. Dying. Mortality per Cent. Sum of the Numbers Living at all the older Ages. Average Duration of Life. X lx dx Lx o ex 60 58440 1864.352880 3.1902 766113 13 61 61 56576 1954.361344 3.4544 709537 13.04 62 54622 2032 102266 3.7203 654915 12.49 63 52589 2097.196731 3.9879 602326 11.95 64 50192 2149.545424 4 2572 551834 11.43 65 48343 2189.116069 4.5283 503191 10.91 66 46154 2215.853510 4.8010 457337 10.41 67 43938 2261.400984 5.1468 413399 9.91 68 41677 2319 533435 5.5655 371722 9.42 6…

Age. Living. Dying. Mortality per Cent. Sum of the Numbers Living at all the older Ages. Average Duration of Life. X lx dx Lx o ex 60 58440 1864.352880 3.1902 766113 13 61 61 56576 1954.361344 3.4544 709537 13.04 62 54622 2032 102266 3.7203 654915 12.49 63 52589 2097.196731 3.9879 602326 11.95 64 50192 2149.545424 4 2572 551834 11.43 65 48343 2189.116069 4.5283 503191 10.91 66 46154 2215.853510 4.8010 457337 10.41 67 43938 2261.400984 5.1468 413399 9.91 68 41677 2319 533435 5.5655 371722 9.42 69 39358 2383.992776 6.0572 332364 8.94 70 36974 2148.011566 6.6209 295390 8.49 71 34526 2506 414970 7.2595 260864 8.06 72 32020 2510 656180 7.8109 228844 7.65 73 29510 2527 029830 8.5633 199334 7.25 74 26983 2490.503917 9.2299 172351 6.89 75 21493 2426.227594 9.9058 147858 6.54 76 22067 2337 160104 10.5912 125791 6 20 77 19730 2236 790100 11.3370 106061 5.88 78 17493 2124.209976 12 1432 88568 5.56 79 15369 1999.476162 13.0098 73199 5 26 80 13374 1863 921006 13.9369 59825 4 97 81 11510 1717 798440 14.9244 48315 4.70 82 9792 3565.799552 15.9906 38523 4.43 83 8226 1409.574156 17.1356 30297 4.18 84 6817 1257.013898 18.4394 23480 3.94 85 5560 1093 207200 19.6620 17920 3.72 86 4467 940 004211 21.0433 13453 3.51 87 3527 792 135984 22 4592 9926 3.31 88 2735 653.943970 23.9102 7191 3.13 89 2081 528.486598 25.3958 5110 2.96 90 1553 418 007033 26.9161 3557 2.79 91 1135 323 146985 28.4711 2422 2.63 92 812 244.233360 30.0780 1610 2.48 93 568 180.265024 31.7368 1042 2. 33 94 388 129.776688 33.4476 654 2.19 95 258 90.842574 35.2103 396 2.03 96 167 61.831583 37.0249 229 1.87 97 105 40.833765 38 8893 124 1.68 98 64 26 113216 40.8019 60 1.44 99 38 16 163791 42.5363 22 1.08 100 22 9.850032 44.7731 .50 As the returns for 1860-70 include few members after age 83, from that ago the rate of mortality for England and "Wales, according to the 12th Report of the Registrar General, pages 75 and 79, with slight modifications for locality, has been adopted in the Supplementary Report.