| Description | Mary Ann Freeman SABEL, daughter of John Sabel of Bromsgrove Street, aged 24, d. 29 May 1829, o.1.6.1829.
Sarah SALT, (Mrs Jacob), of Edgbaston, aged 22, d. 1 April 1829, o.13.4.1829.
Sarah Ann SALT, daughter of Jacob Salt of Edgbaston, d. 23 May 1829, o.1.6.1829.
Samuel Aston SANDERS, infant son of S. Sanders of Edgbaston Street, d. 9 January 1829, o.26.1.1829.
Miss Ann SANKEY, late of Harborne, aged 24, d. 24 Aplril 1829, o.27.4.1829.
Hannah SCAMBLER, wife of Charles Scambler, maltster of Summer Lane, aged 33, d. 13 August 1829, o.24.8.1829.
Rev. William SCOTT, Rector of Aldridge, brother to Sir Edward Dolman Scott of Great Barr, aged 34, d. 7 May 1829, o.11.5.1829.
William SHAKESPEARE, glass manufacturer of Birmingham Heath, aged 61, d. 3 August 1829, o.10.8.1829.
Elizabeth SHARMAN, d. 2 May 1829, o.11.5.1829.
William SHARMAN, organ builder, died at his son's house, Great Charles Street, aged 56, d. 20 November 1829, o.30.11.1829.
Mary SHARP, (Mrs John), of Stafford Street, aged 36, d. 7 June 1829, o.22.6.1829.
James SHEATH, of Pritchit Street, aged 48, d. 14 June 1829, o.22.6.1829.
Margaret SHEATH, wife of James Sheath, victualler of Pritchit Street, aged 38, d. 7 April 1829, o.13.4.1829.
Thomas SHEPPARD, of Spring Street, aged 66, d. 17 April 1829, o.27.4.1829.
Mrs Mary SHERRIFF, of Cheapside, Deritend, aged 86, d. 22 June 1829, o.29.6.1829.
Jonathan SHERWOOD, formerly of Birmingham, d. 1 June 1829, o.8.6.1829.
Charles SHOWELL, son of Joseph Showell of Birmingham, aged 31, d. 11 July 1829, o.20.7.1829.
Thomas SIMMONS, of Lionel Street, aged 70, d. 16 February 1829, o.23.2.1829.
sen. SIMMS, of Hall Green, aged 73, d. 26 December 1828, o.5.1.1829.
Bishop SIMMS, organist of St. Philips Church, Birmingham, aged 63, d. 27 February 1829, o.2.3.1829.
Edward SIMPSON, of Birmingham, d. 24 August 1829, o.7.9.1829.
Sarah SIMPSON, (Mrs Edwin), daughter of Richard Smart of St. Martins Street, Five Ways, aged 29, d. 8 July 1829, o.13.7.1829.
John SMALLMAN, of the King's Arms, Moores Row, aged 54, d. 28 February 1829, o.9.3.1829.
Charles SMALLWOOD, son of the late - Smallwood, wine merchant of Birmingham, aged 38, d. 20 November 1829, o.7.12.1829.
Susannah SMALLWOOD, (Mrs John), of Tower Hill, Handsworth, aged 80, d. 15 October 1829.
Thomas SMALLWOOD, son of J. Smallwood, builder of Broad Street, aged 22, d. 3 July 1829, o.27.7.1829.
Richard SMART, of St. Martins Street, Five Ways, aged 54, d. 15 April 1829, o.20.4.1829.
Thomas SMART, of Digbeth, servant of W. & T. Avery, aged 76, d. 23 March 1829, o.30.3.1829.
Mrs SMITH, of Edgbaston, aged 70, d. 12 November 1829, o.16.11.1829.
Edward Whall SMITH, son of Samuel Smith of Summer Lane, aged 7, d. 25 May 1829, o.1.6.1829.
Jeremiah SMITH, of Edgbaston, d. 12 March 1829, o.16.3.1829.
John SMITH, late china manufacturer of Church Street, aged 57, d. 4 November 1829, o.9.11.1829.
Joseph SMITH, father of Messrs Samuel and Joseph Smith, formerly japanners in Mount Street, aged 81, d. 27 November 1829, o.14.12.1829.
Mary SMITH, (Mrs John), of Snow Hill, aged 59, d. 9 March 1829, o.6.4.1829.
Samuel SMITH, servant to William Poolton, aged 60, d. 12 January 1829, o.26.1.1829.
Solomon SMITH, of Handsworth, aged 78, d. 24 September 1829, o.28.9.1829.
Thomas SMITH, son of William Smith of the Bull Ring, d. 19 November 1829, o.23.11.1829.
William SMITH, late of New End, Kings Norton, aged 68, d. 27 November 1829, o.14.12.1829.
William SNEATH, 2nd West India Regiment, son of Lieutenant Sneath of Ashted, d. 1 August 1828, o.12.1.1829.
Elizabeth SOLOMON, daughter of the late Dr. A. Solomon of Birmingham, aged 16, d. 7 February 1829, o.23.2.1829.
John SPENCER, file maker of Birmingham, aged 67, d. 19 January 1829, o.26.1.1829.
SPRIGG, button maker of Edmund Street, aged 73, d. 9 April 1829, o.13.4.1829.
Thomas SPURR, of Northwood Street, aged 56, d. 1 March 1829, o.16.3.1829.
Edward STANDLEY, of Bull Street, aged 55, d. 7 February 1829, o.16.2.1829.
George STEEDMAN, of Hall Green, d. 20 July 1829, o.27.7.1829.
William STEEN, of Lombard Street, Deritend, aged 68, d. 14 May 1829, o.18.5.1829.
Mrs Ann STEWARD, (Mrs Job), of the Golden Cup, Smallbrook Street, aged 61, d. 13 April 1829, o.20.4.1829.
Ann STOKES, wife of Thomas Stokes, surgeon of Livery Street, aged 58, d. 20 June 1829, o.23.6.1829.
Joseph SWINBURNE, of Showell Green, aged 7, d. 8 October 1829. |