| Description | Matilda PALLET, daughter of James Pallet of Moor Street, d. 25 January 1804, o.30.1.1804.
Henry jun. PARKER, son of Henry Parker, silk-dyer of Digbeth, d. 29 December 1803, o.2.1.1804.
John sen. PARKER, of Edgbaston, d. 14 July 1804, o.23.7.1804.
William PARKES, toymaker of Bath Street, d. 30 April 1804, o.7.5.1804.
Mrs S. PEARCE, widow of the Rev. S. Pearce, minister of the Congregational Meeting in Cannon Street, d. 25 May 1804, o.28.5.1804.
Thomas PEARCE, hairdresser of Lichfield Street, d. 21 September 1804, o.24.9.1804.
Joseph PEARMAIN, Quaker of Suffolk Street, d. 8 January 1804, o.16.1.1804.
Mrs PENTON, of Windsor Street, Ashted, d. 20 July 1804, o.23.7.1804.
Mrs George PEPPER, formerly of Leicester, died at Paradise Street, d. 1 August 1804, o.6.8.1804.
James PHILLIPS, spade and frying pan maker of Summer Row, d. 17 April 1804, o.23.4.1804.
Mrs POMEROY, of Temple Street, d. 10 December 1804, o.24.12.1804.
Mrs Thomas PORTER, of Bristol Street, d. 20 February 1804, o.27.2.1804.
Miss Hart POWELL, of Evesham, formerly of Birmingham, d. 30 May 1804, o.4.6.1804.
Joseph POWELL, spade maker of Moor Street, d. 21 August 1804, o.27.8.1804.
PRICE, fishmonger and fruiterer of High Street, d. 1 December 1804, o.3.12.1804.
Mrs PRICE, fishmonger of High Street, d. 4 October 1804, o.8.10.1804.
Rev. Joseph PRIESTLEY, F.R.S. LL.D., died in Pensylvania, formerly Pastor of the New Meeting Congregation in Birmingham, d. 6 February 1804, o.9.4.1804.
Benjamin PRITCHET, nail factor of Harborne, d. 6 August 1804, o.13.8.1804.
Mrs T. PUGH, of New Street, d. 11 September 1804, o.17.9.1804.
PURDEN, late of New Street, brother of - Purden of Great Charles Street, died in Germany, d. 1 August 1804, o.20.8.1804. |