Typhoid mary
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- Who is Mary Mallon? -Other names: Mary Brown, Typhoid Mary.-Gender: Female.-Religion: Catholicism.-Known for: Asymptomatic carrier of typhoid fever.-Father’s name: John Mallon.-Father’s occupation: Blacksmitch.-Mother’s name: Catherine Igo Mallon.-Born: 23 September 1869.-Residence: Cookstown, County Tyrone in north of Ireland(now known as Northern Ireland)(among one of Ireland’s poorest areas).-Death: 11 November 1938.-Place of death: Riverside Hospital, North Brother Island, of New York.-Buried: St Raymond New Cemetery, of New York.
- -She was the last survivor of her family (no other family).-She immigrated to the United States (age of 15) where she lived with her aunt and uncle for a time and later found work as a cook for affluent families.-She constantly changed her employment but the members of the household always got sick.
- She was presumed to have infected 51 people, three of whom died, over the course of her career as a cook.
- She was forced into life-time containment where she died 26 years later of pneumonia.
- ...She continued to cook anyway by assuming a false name.
- You are contaminated, you can't continue cooking
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