>From V. Steffanson, Cancer: A Disease of Civilization?
Moravian Church in Labrador
and the Russian Church in Alaska,1822-36 inclusive. Presented as numbers of people for each range of age of death:
Aleuts, Unalaska district
Died ages 1-4 -- 92
Died ages 4-7 -- 17
Died ages 7-15 -- 41
Died ages 15-25 -- 41
Died ages 25-45 -- 103
Died ages 45-55 -- 66
Died ages 55-60 -- 29
Died ages 60-65 -- 22
Died ages 65-70 -- 24
Died ages 70-75 -- 23
Died ages 75-80 -- 11
Died ages 80-90 -- 20
Died ages 90-100 -- 2
Labrador Eskimos
Died under 10 -- 29
Died ages 11-15 -- 9
Died ages 16-20 -- 4
Died ages 21-25 -- 6
Died ages 26-30 -- 7
Died ages 46-50 -- 10
Died ages 51-55 -- 10
Died ages 56-60 -- 4
Died ages 61-65 -- 4
Died ages 66-70 -- 8
Died ages 71-75 -- 4
Died age 79 -- 1
Labrador
1860 to 1879 -- 150 births, of which:
Died under 5 -- 79
Died age 5-10 -- 5
Died 10-60 -- 30
Died 61-81 -- 30
Died after 81 -- 1
Cape Chidley, of those (n=41) born between 1902 and 1922, inclusive.
Still living, at ages between 48 and 58, were 21.