| Description | E. WADEY, of King Edwards Place, aged 27. d.29 October 1835. o.2.11.1835.
William WALKER, of the St. Martins Tavern, St. Martins Street, aged 65. d.17 May 1835. o.25.5.1835.
William WALKER, of Bristol Street, formerly clerk to Messrs Webb and Dolphin, solicitors of Birmingham. Died of apoplexy, aged 35. d.8 September 1835. o.14.9.1835.
Stephen jun. WALLIS, died in Erdington, aged 35. d.25 March 1835. o.6.4.1835.
William Humble WARD, Rt. Hon. Lord, Baron of Birmingham, died at Himley Hall, aged 55. d.6 December 1835. o.14.12.1835.
Rosetta WARDEN, infant daughter of - Warden of Hunters Lane. d.16 December 1835. o.21.12.1835.
Charles WARNER, second son of Ambrose Warner of Brearley Street, aged 25. d.6 December 1835. o.15.12.1835.
William WARNER, of New Street, aged 73. d.24 October 1835. o.26.10.1835.
Harriet WEBB, (Mrs John), of Great Brooke Street, Ashted, aged 33. d.19 May 1835. o.25.5.1835.
James WELCH, surgeon, formerly of Birmingham, died at Lambridge, Bath, aged 66. d.13 April 1835. o.20.4.1835.
Mrs Jonah Smith WELLS, second surviving daughter of the late William Chance of Birmingham, aged 35. d.2 February 1835. o.9.2.1835.
George WESTGARTH, cousin of the late Thomas Potts of Birmingham. Died at Newcastle-upon-Tyne. d.15 May 1835. o.25.5.1835.
John WHARTON, of Great Charles Street, aged 15. d.18 December 1835. o.28.12.1835.
Robert WHEELDON, of the Anchor, Park Street. d.11 March 1835. o.16.3.1835.
Maria WHITMORE, only daughter of - Whitmore of George Street, aged 32. d.29 March 1834. o.27.4.1835.
Mrs Samuel WHITTY, relict of Samuel Whitty, banker of Sherborne, Dorset and sister of Mrs Joseph Phipson of Birmingham. Died at Sherborne. d.23 September 1835. o.5.10.1835.
Eunice WIGGERHAM, youngest daughter of - Wiggerham of Bloomsbury, aged 5. d.19 April 1835. o.27.4.1835.
Eleanor WIGGIN, sister of the late John Wiggin of Oscott near Birmingham, aged 80. d.15 January 1835. o.19.1.1835.
Judith WIGLEY, (Mrs Charles), aged 35. d.19 October 1835. o.26.10.1835.
W.H. WIGNALL, late of the firm of Lyndon and Wignall of the Minerva Works, aged 48. d.23 July 1835. o.10.8.1835.
Edward Villers WILKES, of New Street, aged 54. d.1 April 1835. o.6.4.1835.
George WILKES, of Prospect Row, aged 57. d.1 December 1835. o.14.12.1835.
John WILKES, died at the house of his son in Whittall Street, aged 80. d.15 May 1835. o.25.5.1835.
Joseph WILKES, eldest son of the late Job Wilkes of Newton Street, aged 38. d.19 July 1835. o.27.7.1835.
Ann WILKINSON, (Mrs George), of Ravenhurst Street, Bordesley, aged 40. d.6 May 1835. o.11.5.1835.
Eagle WILLETT, of Norwich, nephew of Henry Goodrich Willett of the Lightwoods, died of typhus fever, aged 23. d.15 November 1835. o.23.11.1835.
Frances Matilda WILLIAMS, infant daughter of W.H. Williams, wine merchant of Weaman Street. d.5 September 1835. o.14.9.1835.
Sarah Ann WILLMORE, wife of James Willmore of Berwood, aged 63. d.17 May 1835. o.25.5.1835.
Hannah WOOD, (Mrs Frederick), of Tower Street, aged 39. d.21 October 1835. o.2.11.1835.
John WOOD, son of John Wood of Holloway Head, aged 21. d.16 September 1835. o.21.9.1835.
Penelope WOOD, relict of John Wood of Whiston, Salop and mother of Richard Wood of Birmingham, senior surgeon of the General Hospital, aged 87. d.7 April 1835. o.13.4.1835.
James WOOLLEY, philanthropist of Summerfield House, aged 83. d.4 September 1835. o.7.9.1835.
John WORRALL, of Cross Street, Hill Street, aged 64. d.22 December 1835. o.28.12.1835.
Matilda WORRALL, infant daughter of William Worrall of Hampton Street. d.22 March 1835. o.30.3.1835.
Mary Ann WORT, eldest daughter of George Wort of Islington Row, aged 39. d.23 February 1835. o.2.3.1835.
Mary WORTON, of Birmingham, died at Bristol, aged 106. d.23 February 1835. o.2.3.1835.
John WRIGHT, late of Stourport and formerly manufacturer at Kebroyd and Sowerby Dean Mills. Died suddenly at the house of his son at Edgbaston, aged 64. d.30 October 1835. o.9.11.1835.
Mary WRIGHT, daughter of the late William Wright of Yardley. d.7 February 1835. o.16.2.1835.
Sarah WRIGHT, (Mrs Thomas), of Northfield, aged 47. d.8 December 1835. o.14.12.1835.
Thomas WRIGHT, of London, representative of the late George Tritton Esq. of Wandsworth and late of the Stag Brewery, Pimlico. Died in Birmingham, aged 52. d.5 April 1835. o.13.4.1835.
William WRIGHT, only son of J. Wright of Rednall, aged 3. d.27 September 1835. o.5.10.1835.
Anne WYON, (Mrs Thomas), formerly of Birmingham, died at her son's house in in Nassau Street, London, aged 70. d.19 October 1835. o.2.11.1835. |