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Ref NoNewspapers/Birmingham Gazette/O/1831/D
Title1831: D. Birmingham Gazette Obituaries Index.
LevelTemporary
Date1831
DescriptionMrs DAIN, of Newcastle-under-Lyne, mother of Dain, draper of High Street, aged 69, d. 9 March 1831, o.21.3.1831.
Emily DARBY, only child of - Darby of Great Hampton Street,, aged 13 months, d. 26 April 1831, o.2.5.1831.
Samuel DARBY, late of North Portman Mews, Portman Square died at the house of his sister at Saltley, aged 68, d. 13 April 1831, o.2.5.1831.
Mary Jane DARWALL, infant daughter of Frederick W. Darwall of Camp Hill, died at Clifton aged 6 months, d. 23 January 1831, o.31.1.1831.
Ann DAVENPORT, third daughter of Robert Davenport of Princep Street, d. 12 February 1831, o.21.2.1831.
James DAVIS, died in St. James Street, Ashted, aged 73, d. 16 August 1831, o.22.8.1831.
Mrs S. DAVIS, of Peck Lane, aged 73, d. 17 February 1831, o.7.3.1831.
William DAVIS, of the Hope and Anchor, Hurst Street, d. 25 August 1831, o.29.8.1831.
Harriet DAWES, wife of Henry of Edmund Street, d. 3 May 1831, o.9.5.1831.
Eleanor DAWN, died at Handsworth aged 8, d. 16 April 1831, o.25.4.1831.
John DAWN, died at Handsworth aged 8 months, d. 21 April 1831, o.25.4.1831.
Joseph DAWSON, apprentice to Messrs Bourne, grocers of Birmingham, aged 20, d. 15 November 1831, o.21.11.1831.
Mary DAY, relict of William of Bristol Street, aged 69, d. 14 July 1831, o.25.7.1831.
Gabriel J.M. DE LYS, M.D., Physician to the Dispensary, General Hospital and Eye Infirmary, French refugee, died at the house of William Phipson at Edgbaston, aged 48, d. 24 August 1831, o.29.8.1831.
Susanne Fanny DE LYS, youngest daughter of Dr. De Lys of Birmingham, aged 2 years and 6 months, d. 7 July 1831, o.11.7.1831.
Sarah DEAKIN, of Alcester Street, aged 71, d. 29 July 1831, o.17.8.1831.
Ambrose DEE, son of - Dee of Edgbaston, aged 22, d. 26 May 1831, o.6.6.1831.
Mrs DEELEY, mother of Joseph Deeley, comb-maker of Birmingham, aged 89, d. 22 November 1831, o.28.11.1831.
Mary DESTER, second daughter of John Dester of Birmingham, aged 2 years 8 months, d. 3 October 1831, o.10.10.1831.
Mrs DEVIS, of Edgbaston, aged 71, d. 15 November 1831, o.21.11.1831.
John DEVIS, son of Mrs Devis of Edgbaston, aged 38, d. 16 November 1831, o.21.11.1831.
Mary Isabella DEVIS, infant daughter of J. Devis of Worcester Street, d. 13 June 1831, o.20.6.1831.
Edward DEVONSHIRE, Henry, only son of Henry Devonshire of Prospect Row late of London, aged 13 months, d. 31 May 1831, o.6.6.1831.
Charles DIXON, eldest son of Thomas Dixon of Dudley Street died at Walsall, aged 28, d. 19 September 1831, o.26.9.1831.
James DIXON, servant of Messrs. Shore, merchants of Birmingham for near 20 years, aged 73, d. 13 December 1831, o.19.12.1831.
Peter DOD, of Birmingham, aged 52, d. 31 May 1831, o.6.6.1831.
Thomas DODS, of Birmingham, late of Willenhall, aged 54, d. 11 January 1831, o.17.1.1831.
James Richard DOWLER, writing master, son of the late James Dowler of New Meeting Street, aged 36, d. 6 October 1831, o.17.10.1831.
Mrs DUCE, of Moland Street, aged 59, d. 29 June 1831, o.4.7.1831.
William DUDLEY, only son of William Dudley of Great Charles Street, aged 16 months, d. 31 July 1831, o.8.8.1831.
Thomas DUGMORE, of Fleet Street, aged 60, d. 16 May 1831, o.23.5.1831.
Mrs sen. DUNN, died at the house of her son, Kelvin House, Smethwick, aged 72 no date, o.14.11.1831.
Mary DUNN, wife of Charles Dunn, stationer of Digbeth,, aged 55, d. 30 October 1831, o.7.11.1831.
Maria DUTTON, of New Church Street, second daughter of the late Daniel Dutton of Sand Street, d. 30 March 1831, o.4.4.1831.
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