Deaths by sex

Year	Male	Female
31 Dec 1922	847	794
31 Dec 1923	694	795
31 Dec 1924	739	870
31 Dec 1925	758	756
31 Dec 1926	724	798
31 Dec 1927	841	836
31 Dec 1928	817	766
31 Dec 1929	878	919
31 Dec 1930	736	771
31 Dec 1931	804	867
31 Dec 1932	784	869
31 Dec 1933	880	967
31 Dec 1934	830	790
31 Dec 1935	816	827
31 Dec 1936	843	883
31 Dec 1937	815	848
31 Dec 1938	810	779
31 Dec 1939	856	970
31 Dec 1940	1,010	1,061
31 Dec 1941	924	1,047
31 Dec 1942	926	937
31 Dec 1943	882	927
31 Dec 1944	954	1,000
31 Dec 1945	955	917
31 Dec 1946	885	910
31 Dec 1947	1,043	958
31 Dec 1948	872	849
31 Dec 1949	980	977
31 Dec 1950	904	961
31 Dec 1951	1,027	1,021
31 Dec 1952	945	910
31 Dec 1953	897	910
31 Dec 1954	996	974
31 Dec 1955	995	920
31 Dec 1956	1,077	997
31 Dec 1957	1,009	943
31 Dec 1958	981	1,003
31 Dec 1959	1,015	1,011
31 Dec 1960	977	983
31 Dec 1961	1,022	1,076
31 Dec 1962	1,025	1,016
31 Dec 1963	1,087	1,041
31 Dec 1964	1,012	994

Date:	Source:
1922 - 1964	Registrar General, Statistical Review (HM Stationery Office) ,

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