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Ref NoNewspapers/Birmingham Gazette/O/1851/M
Title1851: M. Birmingham Gazette Obituaries Index.
LevelTemporary
Date1851
DescriptionMABSON, of St. Marys Square, d. 16 March 1851, o.24.3.1851.
Helena MACKLEROY, wife of J.F. Mackleroy of New Bridge Street Cottage, d. 10 April 1851, o.14.4.1851.
Rev. Spencer MADAN, M.A., Canon Residentiary of Lichfield Cathedral, Vicar of Batheaston and Tiverton, Somerset. Died in the Close, Lichfield, aged 60, d. 28 August 1851, o.1.9.1851.
Kezia MAIDEN, wife of E. Maiden of the Fox Tavern, Hurst Street, d. 11 October 1851, o.13.10.1851.
Elijah Edward MALE, son of Luke Male of Wollaston near Stourbridge, d. 8 February 1851, o.17.2.1851.
Thomas MALE, third son of Luke Male of Wollaston, near Stourbridge, aged 21, d. 21 September 1851, o.29.9.1851.
John MAMMETT, steward to the Marquis of Hastings, d. 12 February 1851, o.17.2.1851.
Mrs John MANTLE, wife of John Mantle of the Saracens Head, Dudley and the Stewponey Hotel, near Stourbridge, d. 4 February 1851, o.10.2.1851.
Henry Richard MARGETTS, youngest son of the late John Margetts of Warwick, died whilst on a voyage from Hobart Town to Adelaide, S. Australia, aged 32, d. 20 April 1851, o.3.11.1851.
John Rutter MARRIAN, of Ashted Brewery, died at Ventnor, Isle of Wight, aged 30, d. 5 October 1851, o.13.10.1851.
William MARRIAN, of the Sea Horse, Buck Street, aged 54, d. 17 October 1851, o.20.10.1851.
Ann MARSHALL, mother of John Marshall, liquor merchant of Walsall, d. 5 April 1851, o.14.4.1851.
Elizabeth MARSTON, relict of William Marston of Yardley, aged 86, d. 23 June 1851, o.30.6.1851.
Thomas MARTIN, late of Snow Hill, d. 3 January 1851, o.13.1.1851.
Ann MASON, wife of Thomas Mason of Moseley, d. 18 February 1851, o.24.2.1851.
Elizabeth MASON, nee Elizabeth Baker, wife of Oliver Mason of the Grange, Great Malvern, formerly of Spring Grove, near Birmingham, d. 6 December 1851, o.8.12.1851.
Elizabeth MASTER, wife of Rev. Streynsham Master, Rector of Croston, Lancashire, daughter of the late Sir John Parker Mosley, Bart. of Rolleston Hall in the county of Stafford., aged 81, d. 7 March 1851, o.14.3.1851.
Arthur MATTHEWS, of Hunters Lane, d. 25 May 1851, o.9.6.1851.
Mary MATTHEWS, died at Gosta Green where she had lived for most of her life, aged 67, d. 29 May 1851, o.9.6.1851.
Rev. J. MAYNE, brother of the late William Mayne of Great Barr and also Vicar of Anslope-cum-Castle Thorpe, d. 7 February 1851, o.17.2.1851.
John B. McMICHAEL, of Highfield, Edgbaston, d. 23 January 1851, o.27.1.1851.
John McTURK, of Regent Place, Harpers Hill, d. 28 March 1851, o.31.3.1851.
Mary MEDDOWS, wife of William Meddows, died at Stoneleigh, aged 72, d. 8 August 1851, o.18.8.1851.
Elizabeth MEDLAM, relict of John Medlam, formerly of Birmingham. Died at Aston, aged 72, d. 10 November 1851, o.24.11.1851.
Thomas Pearce MEDWIN, for many years second Master of the Free Grammar School, Stourbridge, aged 69, d. 9 November 1851, o.17.11.1851.
Harriet MERCER, wife of W.H. Mercer of Coventry, aged 47, d. 14 December 1851, o.22.12.1851.
John MEREDITH, in the Commission of the Peace for the counties of Worcester and Stafford, died at Northfield, aged 52, d. 14 June 1851, o.21.7.1851.
Mary MEREDITH, relict of Charles Meredith of Arno Villa, Leamington Priors and formerly of Leicester, d. 25 January 1851, o.3.2.1851.
Charles Abraham MERRY, ribbon manufacturer of Coventry, d. 4 March 1851, o.10.3.1851.
Hoarace W. METEYARD, of Caius College, Cambridge and barrister on the Oxford Circuit, d. 10 February 1851, o.17.2.1851.
Helen MEWIS, wife of G.E. Mewis of Pershore Road and daughter of William Ashwin of Balsall Heath, d. 19 January 1851, o.27.1.1851.
Joseph MIDGLEY, youngest son of the late Silvanus Midgley, d. 10 May 1851, o.19.5.1851.
Sarah MILES, relict of Abel Miles of the Castle Tavern, died at Kenilworth, aged 55, d. 20 September 1851, o.29.9.1851.
Harriet MILLER, wife of William Oliver Miller, daughter of Silvanus Earp, Graiseley Hall, Wolverhampton, died at Elm House, Thorley, Surrey, aged 41, d. 9 December 1851, o.22.12.1851.
John MILLINGTON, of Henrietta Street, aged 65, d. 25 June 1851, o.30.6.1851.
Rev. Francis MILLS, formerly Rector of Barford in this county, d. 23 April 1851, o.5.5.1851.
Thomas MITCHELL, recently appointed keeper of St. Marys Hall, late head turnkey at the County Gaol, Coventry, aged 36, d. 25 December 1851, o.29.12.1851.
Maria MOGRIDGE, wife of Lieut. J.E. Mogridge of Pershore, eldest daughter of the late Jonathan Cope of Ashted, aged 64, d. 20 September 1851, o.6.10.1851.
Lucy Margaret MOLAND, youngest daughter of the late Richard Moland of Springfield House, died at Great Malvern, d. 8 August 1851, o.18.8.1851.
Samuel MOLE, father of 21 children and for over 30 years member of the choir at the parish church of Rowley, accidentally drowned in the canal near Oldbury, aged 52, d. 18 August 1851, o.25.8.1851.
John MOLINEUX, Edmondson, of Wolverhampton, d. 23 February 1851, o.3.3.1851.
MOORE, wife of W. Souther, eldest daughter of the late J. Moore, formerly of Edgbaston, died at Shoreditch, London, d. 6 September 1851, o.15.9.1851.
John MOORE, formerly of Lichfield, died at the residence of his son in Foregate Street, Stafford, aged 82, d. 18 November 1851, o.24.11.1851.
Rev. John MOORE, for many years vicar of Alrewas near Lichfield, where he died, formerly curate of St. Johns Church Birmingham, aged 64, d. 11 June 1851, o.23.6.1851.
Maria MOORE, relict of Thomas Moore of Lionel Street, aged 59, d. 6 November 1851, o.10.11.1851.
Richard MOORE, resident of Tutnell Cottage near Bromsgrove, d. 25 April 1851, o.5.5.1851.
Ann MORETON, wife of James Moreton of Darwin Street, d. 28 February 1851, o.3.3.1851.
David MORGAN, of Guernsey, late of Constitution Hill, nephew of the Rev. Thomas Morgan, Baptist Minister, aged 34, d. 29 November 1851, o.8.12.1851.
Harriet MORGAN, wife of Arthur Cary Morgan, surgeon of Lichfield, aged 30, d. 4 May 1851, o.12.5.1851.
J.B. MORGAN, of Powick, Worcestershire, died at Totnes, aged 68, d. 13 May 1851, o.19.5.1851.
Margaret MORGAN, oil varnisher and colourer of japanned ware, d. 3 January 1851, o.6.1.1851.
Thomas MORRALL, servant for 33 years at Abberley Hall, Worcestershire, d. 7 April 1851, o.14.4.1851.
Miss MOSELEY, daughter of the late Walter Michael Moseley of Winterdyne and Buildwas Park, d. 16 January 1851, o.20.1.1851.
Mary MOULD, relict of William Mould, landlady of Vine Tavern, Old Haymarket for 21 years, died at Bootle, d. 30 July 1851, o.11.8.1851.
Elizabeth MOULTON, daughter of the late Thomas Moulton of Camp Hill, aged 18, d. 2 October 1851, o.13.10.1851.
Thomas MOULTON, son of the late Thomas Moulton of Camp Hill, d. 7 September 1851, o.29.9.1851.
MUMFORD, of Amberley, near Monmouth, late of this town, d. 26 January 1851, o.3.2.1851.
Miss MYDDELTON, of Calthorpe Street, Edgbaston, d. 4 January 1851, o.6.1.1851.
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