Births by legitimacy

Year	Legitimate	Illegitimate
31 Dec 1911	2,009	126
31 Dec 1912	1,933	127
31 Dec 1913	1,964	136
31 Dec 1914	1,980	132
31 Dec 1915	1,849	125
31 Dec 1916	1,759	131
31 Dec 1917	1,425	108
31 Dec 1918	1,479	128
31 Dec 1919	1,645	119
31 Dec 1920	2,232	124
31 Dec 1922	1,870	128
31 Dec 1923	1,844	119
31 Dec 1924	1,734	108
31 Dec 1925	1,633	143
31 Dec 1926	1,621	97
31 Dec 1927	1,536	118
31 Dec 1928	1,595	107
31 Dec 1929	1,556	117
31 Dec 1930	1,624	121
31 Dec 1931	1,536	114
31 Dec 1932	1,539	113
31 Dec 1933	1,563	108
31 Dec 1934	1,606	132
31 Dec 1935	1,513	108
31 Dec 1936	1,566	111
31 Dec 1937	1,422	94
31 Dec 1938	1,517	96
31 Dec 1939	1,475	88
31 Dec 1940	1,449	109
31 Dec 1941	1,299	82
31 Dec 1942	1,379	111
31 Dec 1943	1,403	143
31 Dec 1944	1,613	161
31 Dec 1945	1,481	192
31 Dec 1946	1,943	169
31 Dec 1947	2,032	147
31 Dec 1948	1,761	135
31 Dec 1949	1,765	108
31 Dec 1950	1,600	126
31 Dec 1951	1,626	118
31 Dec 1952	1,589	100
31 Dec 1953	1,579	80
31 Dec 1954	1,616	92
31 Dec 1955	1,658	98
31 Dec 1956	1,686	114
31 Dec 1957	1,725	96
31 Dec 1963	1,769	148
31 Dec 1964	1,782	186
31 Dec 1965	1,621	198
31 Dec 1966	1,626	193
31 Dec 1967	1,594	222
31 Dec 1968	1,550	212
31 Dec 1969	1,489	251
31 Dec 1970	1,429	198
31 Dec 1971	1,504	206
31 Dec 1972	1,326	198
31 Dec 1973	1,237	200

Date:	Source:
1911 - 1920	Registrar General, Annual Report (HM Stationery Office) ,
1922 - 1973	Registrar General, Statistical Review (HM Stationery Office) ,

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