A Comparative View of the Mortality of the Human Species, at All Ages / And of the Diseases and Casualties by Which They Are Destroyed or Annoyed. Illustrated With Charts and Tables - William Black

Ages.	Persons living.	Decr. of life.
0	1518	486
1	1032	200
2	832	85
3	747	59
4	688	42
5	646	23
6	623	20
7	603	14
8	589	12
9	577	10
10	567	9
11	558	9
12	549	8
13	541	7
14	534	6
15	528	6
16	522	7
17	515	7
18	508	7
19	501	7
20	494	7
21	487	8
22	479	8
23	471	8
24	463	8
25	455	8
26	447	8
27	439	8
28	431	9
29	422	9
30	413	9
31	404	9
32	395	9
33	386	9
34	377	9
35	368	9
36	359	9
37	350	9
38	341	9
39	332	10
40	322	10
41	312	10
42	302	10
43	292	10
44	282	10
45	272	10
46	262	10
47	252	10
48	242	9
49	233	9
50	224	9
51	215	9
52	206	8
53	198	8
54	190	7
55	183	7
56	176	7
57	169	7
58	162	7
59	155	8
60	147	8
61	139	7
62	132	7
63	125	7
64	118	7
65	111	7
66	104	7
67	97	7
68	90	7
69	83	7
70	76	6
71	70	6
72	64	6
73	58	5
74	53	5
75	48	5
76	43	5
77	38	5
78	33	4
79	29	4
80	25	3
81	22	3
82	19	3
83	16	3
84	13	2
85	11	2
86	9	2
87	7	2
88	5	1
89	4	1
90	3	1

Shewing the Probabilities of Life at Vienna. Formed from the Bills for Eight Years, as given by Mr. Susmilch, in his Gottliche Ordnung. Contains upwards of 200,000 Inhabitants. One Half born died under Three Years of Age.

Ages.	Persons living.	Decr. of life.
0	1495	682
1	813	107
2	706	61
3	645	46
4	599	33
5	566	30
6	536	20
7	516	11
8	505	9
9	496	7
10	489	6
11	483	5
12	478	5
13	473	6
14	467	6
15	461	6
16	455	7
17	448	6
18	442	6
19	436	6
20	430	5
21	425	5
22	420	5
23	415	6
24	409	6
25	403	6
26	397	6
27	391	7
28	384	7
29	377	7
30	370	6
31	364	6
32	358	5
33	353	6
34	347	7
35	340	8
36	332	8
37	324	8
38	316	9
39	307	9
40	298	8
41	290	7
42	283	6
43	277	6
44	271	7
45	264	8
46	256	9
47	247	9
48	238	9
49	229	9
50	220	8
51	212	7
52	205	7
53	198	7
54	191	7
55	184	8
56	176	8
57	168	9
58	159	8
59	151	8
60	143	7
61	136	7
62	129	6
63	123	7
64	116	7
65	109	8
66	101	8
67	93	8
68	85	7
69	78	7
70	71	6
71	65	5
72	60	5
73	55	4
74	51	4
75	47	5
76	42	5
77	37	5
78	32	5
79	27	4
80	23	3
81	20	2
82	18	2
83	16	2
84	14	2
85	12	2
86	10	2
87	8	2
88	6	2
89	4	1
90	3	1
91	2	1
92	1	1

Shewing the Probabilities of Life at Berlin. Formed from the Bills from Four Years, from 1752 to 1755. Given by Mr. Susmilch, in his Gottliche Ordnung. Contains 134,000 Inhabitants. Half die under Three Years of Age.

Ages.	Persons living.	Decr. of life.
0	1427	524
1	903	151
2	752	61
3	691	73
4	618	45
5	573	21
6	552	16
7	536	13
8	523	9
9	514	7
10	507	5
11	502	4
12	498	4
13	494	4
14	490	4
15	486	4
16	482	5
17	477	5
18	472	5
19	467	6
20	461	6
21	455	6
22	449	6
23	443	7
24	436	8
25	428	7
26	421	9
27	412	9
28	403	9
29	394	9
30	385	9
31	376	8
32	368	7
33	361	7
34	354	7
35	347	8
36	339	9
37	330	10
33	320	10
39	310	10
40	300	10
41	290	9
42	281	8
43	273	7
44	266	7
45	259	7
46	252	7
47	245	7
48	238	7
49	231	7
50	224	7
51	217	7
52	210	7
53	203	8
54	195	8
55	187	8
56	179	8
57	171	8
58	163	9
59	154	9
60	145	8
61	137	7
62	130	6
63	124	6
64	118	6
65	112	6
66	106	7
67	99	7
68	92	6
69	86	6
70	80	6
71	74	6
72	68	6
73	62	5
74	57	5
75	52	5
76	47	5
77	42	5
78	37	5
79	32	4
80	28	4
81	24	3
82	21	2
83	19	2
84	17	2
85	15	2
86	13	2
87	11	2
88	9	2
89	7	1
90	6	1
91	5	1
92	4	1

Dr. Short’s Table, from January 1st, 1728, to 1743; a Period of Fifteen Years. Died by the London Bills, at all Ages, taken at an Annual Medium, in the following Proportions.

Years of Age.				Died.
Under		———	2	9910
{ 2		to	5	2411
{ 5		———	10	980
{10		———	20	851
{20		———	30	2060
{30		———	40	2471
From	{40	———	50	2510
{50		———	60	2231
{60		———	70	1675
{70		———	80	1200
{80		———	90	634
{90		———	100	117
———
Total Annual Medium of Deaths in this Period }—27,058

A Table of Thirty Years, taken from the London Bills, beginning with 1728, and ending with 1757; shewing the Total Number of Deaths and Decrease in this Period, at every Age.

Years of Age.				Died.
Under		———	2	272903
	{ 2	to	5	64745
	{ 5	———	10	25912
	{ 10	———	20	22891
	{ 20	———	30	58474
	{ 30	———	40	71502
From	{ 40	———	50	73258
	{ 50	———	60	59872
	{ 60	———	70	47269
	{ 70	———	80	33679
	{ 80	———	90	16948
	{ 90	———	100	2496
	{100	———	138	242
———
Total Deaths in this Period, at all Ages }				750,191

Shewing the Probabilities of Life in a Country Parish in Brandenburg. Formed from the Bills for Fifty Years, from 1710 to 1759, as given by Mr. Susmilch, in his Gottliche Ordnung. One Half born lived to 25 Years of Age.