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Ref NoNewspapers/Birmingham Gazette/O/1825/C
Title1825: C. Birmingham Gazette Obituaries Index.
LevelTemporary
Date1825
DescriptionMiss CAMPDEN, late of Bristol Street, d. 18 August 1825, o.29.8.1825.
Samuel CARN, of Bristol Street, d. 9 December 1825, o.12.12.1825.
Anna CARR, (Mrs. John), of Hockley, d. 25 May 1825, o.30.5.1825.
Arabella CARTER, wife of Henry Carter, woollen draper and tailor of Union Street, d. 4 August 1825, o.15.8.1825.
Ann CAUSER, (Mrs Thomas), of Yardley, d. 10 January 1825, o.17.1.1825.
Hester CECIL, wife of Cecil, surgeon of Snow Hill, d. 19 July 1825, o.25.7.1825.
Ann CHANTRY, (Mrs. John), of Bristol Street, d. 6 October 1825, o.10.10.1825.
Miss Ann CHAPMAN, of New Street, d. 3 May 1825, o.9.5.1825.
James CHAPMAN, hairdresser of New Street, d. 31 January 1825, o.14.2.1825.
Mrs Thomas CHAPMAN, relict of T. Chapman, printer and stationer of Bull Street, d. 11 February 1825, o.13.2.1825.
C. CHATTOCK, of Dead Moor Place, Handsworth, d. 20 April 1825, o.25.4.1825.
Margaret CHESTON, (Mrs. Thomas), of Jamaica Row, d. 31 January 1825, o.7.2.1825.
Mrs. Sophia CHILDE, of Suffolk Street, d. 23 September 1825, o.3.10.1825.
Thomas CHOPPING, of Caroline Street, d. 13 October 1825, o.17.10.1825.
Charles CLARK, of Yardley, d. 16 March 1825, o.21.3.1825.
James William CLARKE, son of James of Temple Row, d. 23 January 1825, o.24.1.1825.
Thomas CLARKE, of Bath Row, son the late J.S. Clarke, d. 12 June 1825, o.13.6.1825.
Miss Sarah CLARKSON, of Duddeston, cook to Samuel Galton, d. 20 September 1825, o.26.9.1825.
William CLARKSON, son of George Clarkson of Bread Street, d. 19 May 1825, o.30.5.1825.
John CLAYBROOK, d. 31 October 1825, o.7.11.1825.
Thomas CLINTON, of Hill Street, d. 27 October 1825, o.31.10.1825.
Elizabeth COLLIER, (Mrs T), of Bromsgrove Street, d. 15 November 1825, o.28.11.1825.
Mrs COLLINS, of the Sand Pits, d. 29 March 1825, o.4.4.1825.
Jonathan COLLINS, son of John, brassfounder of Newtown Row, d. 21 September 1825, o.26.9.1825.
John COOK, of Little Hampton Street, servant to the late Mrs Hawkes of Livery Street, d. 6 October 1825, o.17.10.1825.
Napoleon COOK, son of J. Cook of Edgbaston, d. 5 January 1825, o.10.1.1825.
Eshter COOKE, (Mrs Samuel), late of the Black Lion, Coleshill Street, d. 27 March 1825, o.11.4.1825.
William COOKE, of High Street, Deritend, d. 13 September 1825, o.26.9.1825.
Miss Ann Maria COPE, daughter of Isaac Cope, d. 18 June 1825, o.27.6.1825.
Francis COPE, son of Edward, wine merchant of Bull Street, d. 17 March 1825, o.21.3.1825.
John COPE, of Handsworth, formerly of Birmingham, d. 14 January 1825, o.17.1.1825.
John Stephens COPE, son of Charles, d. 27 March 1825, o.4.4.1825.
Miss Rose COPE, daughter of Edward, wine merchant of Bull Street, d. 26 March 1825, o.28.3.1825.
Jane CORBETT, wife of William, factor, d. 16 May 1825, o.23.5.1825.
William CORBETT, beadle of St. Martin's Church, d. 22 October 1825, o.31.10.1825.
Miss COX, daughter of Joseph Cox of High Street, d. 26 April 1825, o.2.5.1825.
Ann COX, (Mrs A.T.), of Wilton Lodge, Somerset, daughter of the late Joseph Roper, formerly of the Sandpits near Birmingham, d. 8 April 1825, o.18.4.1825.
Ann COX, (Mrs Francis), of Brompton Crescent, d. 13 April 1825, o.25.4.1825.
James COX, of Norfolk Street, d. 1 March 1825, o.7.3.1825.
Mary COX, (Mrs James), of Norfolk Street, d. 22 February 1825, o.7.3.1825.
William COX, umbrella-maker of Moseley Wake Green, d. 18 February 1825, o.21.2.1825.
Miss Frances CRESSHULL, Susan, of the Square, d. 20 April 1825, o.25.4.1825.
James junr. CRESSHULL, of the Square, d. 27 September 1825, o.3.10.1825.
Samuel CROSBEE, son of James Crosbee of Prospect Row, d. 7 September 1825, o.12.9.1825.
Thomas Cornelius CROSS, son of William Cross, d. 21 May 1825, o.30.5.1825.
Ezekiel CROYDON, d. 20 October 1825, o.7.11.1825.
Mrs G. CUMMINGS, of Exmouth, daughter of the late W. Blockley of Bull Street, d. 7 October 1825, o.17.10.1825.
Maria CUTLER, (Mrs Thomas), of Bloomsbury Place, d. 13 December 1825, o.19.12.1825.
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