Births by sex

Year	Male	Female
31 Dec 1911	292	274
31 Dec 1912	296	272
31 Dec 1913	305	272
31 Dec 1914	296	276
31 Dec 1915	272	260
31 Dec 1916	289	217
31 Dec 1917	228	232
31 Dec 1918	237	222
31 Dec 1919	231	212
31 Dec 1920	284	301
31 Dec 1922	252	238
31 Dec 1923	234	225
31 Dec 1924	243	224
31 Dec 1925	225	236
31 Dec 1926	229	213
31 Dec 1927	221	214
31 Dec 1928	229	212
31 Dec 1929	210	209
31 Dec 1930	204	210
31 Dec 1931	188	230
31 Dec 1932	167	178
31 Dec 1933	183	165
31 Dec 1934	171	172
31 Dec 1935	219	180
31 Dec 1936	155	185
31 Dec 1937	198	184
31 Dec 1938	215	187
31 Dec 1939	209	192
31 Dec 1940	183	192
31 Dec 1941	187	145
31 Dec 1942	191	166
31 Dec 1943	220	219
31 Dec 1944	229	194
31 Dec 1945	211	201
31 Dec 1946	226	195
31 Dec 1947	230	196
31 Dec 1948	194	197
31 Dec 1949	223	204
31 Dec 1950	174	164
31 Dec 1951	205	156
31 Dec 1952	160	150
31 Dec 1953	183	156
31 Dec 1954	164	156
31 Dec 1955	171	144
31 Dec 1956	143	168
31 Dec 1957	193	167
31 Dec 1958	168	170
31 Dec 1959	167	131
31 Dec 1960	177	146
31 Dec 1961	175	155
31 Dec 1962	178	153
31 Dec 1963	155	164
31 Dec 1964	166	150
31 Dec 1965	150	157
31 Dec 1966	33	38

Date:	Source:
1911 - 1920	Registrar General, Annual Report (HM Stationery Office) ,
1922 - 1966	Registrar General, Statistical Review (HM Stationery Office) ,

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