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Ref NoNewspapers/Birmingham Gazette/O/1840/L
Title1840: L. Birmingham Gazette Obituaries Index.
LevelTemporary
Date1840
DescriptionAnn Jemima LANE, daughter of Mrs Lane of Ravenhurst Terrace, Camp Hill, d. 13 January 1840, o.20.1.1840.
Goodwin Lloyd LANE, son of Thomas Lane of Summer Hill Terrace and Great Hampton Street, aged 7, d. 6 April 1840, o.13.4.1840.
John LANE, coal dealer of Hill Street, aged 49, d. 1 March 1840, o.9.3.1840.
John LANGLEY, late accountant of Birmingham, died at Hockley, aged 46, d. 18 January 1840, o.27.1.1840.
James LARKIN, of Aston Road, aged 55, d. 26 August 1840, o.31.8.1840.
LAUGHER, of Temple Place, Bath Row, aged 68, d. 6 April 1840, o.13.4.1840.
Elizabeth LEA, daughter of W. Lea of Camden Street, aged 24, d. 31 October 1840, o.9.11.1840.
Richard LEA, of the Saracens Head Inn, Kings Norton, aged 80, d. 26 June 1840, o.29.6.1840.
Mrs Ann LEADBEATER, of Birchall Street, aged 36, d. 9 August 1840, o.24.8.1840.
Constance LEE, daughter of the late Thomas Lee of Edgbaston, d. 28 November 1840, o.30.11.1840.
John LEE, formerly of Birmingham, aged 82, d. 3 August 1840, o.7.9.1840.
Thomas LEE, magistrate, died at Edgbaston, aged 79, d. 2 January 1840, o.6.1.1840.
Agnes Elizabeth LEECH, died at Highgate, aged 4, d. 26 July 1840, o.27.7.1840.
William LEECH, died at Highgate, aged 6, d. 10 August 1840, o.24.8.1840.
George LEES, son of the late Joseph Lees of Summer Row, aged 28, d. 7 December 1840, o.14.12.1840.
Thomas LEES, of Aston, aged 80, d. 16 October 1840, o.19.10.1840.
Thomas LEESON, of Wm. Leeson and Son, of Little Hampton Street, aged 49, d. 7 November 1840, o.9.11.1840.
T.B. LEFEVRE, solicitor of Colmore Row, aged 37, d. 8 February 1840, o.17.2.1840.
Henry LEONARD, of Ashted Parade, aged 43, d. 3 February 1840, o.10.2.1840.
Robert Henry LEVITT, son of S.N. Levitt, engraver, Cumberland Street, Broad Street, aged 12, d. 15 December 1840, o.21.12.1840.
Mrs Ann LEWIS, of Islington, aged 80, d. 28 November 1840, o.14.12.1840.
Phoebe LEWIS, relict of John Lewis, formerly of Congreve Street died at Warstone Lane, aged 71, d. 21 January 1840, o.27.1.1840.
Elizabeth LINGHAM, (Mrs Joseph), mother of G.C. Lingham of Birmingham, aged 79, d. 22 February 1840, o.2.3.1840.
LINWOOD, late of St. Pauls Square, died at Edgbaston, aged 79, d. 2 August 1840, o.10.8.1840.
Ellen LLOYD, daughter of Mr. Lloyd of Soho, died at Handsworth, d. 29 January 1840, o.3.2.1840.
John LLOYD, father of Mrs Thomas Lane of Great Hampton Street, aged 87, d. 6 October 1840, o.12.10.1840.
Joseph LLOYD, coal merchant of Islington Row, d. 22 August 1840, o.24.8.1840.
Susan LLOYD, (Mrs Thomas), formerly of Birmingham, d. 26 July 1840, o.3.8.1840.
William LLOYD, son of Mr. Lloyd of Soho, aged 5, d. 18 January 1840, o.20.1.1840.
Anne LOWE, wife of T. Lowe, screw manufacturer of Bordesley Street, aged 37, d. 11 July 1840, o.13.7.1840.
Jane LOWE, (Mrs William), aged 77, d. 11 August 1840, o.24.8.1840.
Mary LOWE, (Mrs H.W.), of Handsworth, daughter of Edward Cresswell of Harborne House, aged 24, d. 20 August 1840, o.24.8.1840.
Thomas LOWE, of Bristol Road, aged 71, d. 8 July 1840, o.13.7.1840.
Rev. Samuel LOXTON, Wesleyan Minister, died at his father's house, Suffolk Street, aged 32, d. 8 December 1840, o.14.12.1840.
Mary LOYNES, (Mrs T.), of Halfway Farm, Perry Barr, aged 74, d. 17 February 1840, o.24.2.1840.
Alfred LUCAS, brother of S.W. Lucas of Birmingham, aged 16, d. 1 May 1840, o.4.5.1840.
Felix LUCKCOCK, formerly of Birmingham, aged 42, d. 17 September 1840, o.14.12.1840.
Francis Wykeham LUCY, son of William Lucy of Wellington Road, Edgbaston, aged 3, d. 11 February 1840, o.17.2.1840.
George William LUCY, son of William Lucy of Wellington Road, Edgbaston, aged 6, d. 7 November 1840, o.9.11.1840.
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