| Description | Alfred DARBY, of the Coalbrookdale and Ebbw Vale Companies died at his residence Stanley Hall, Bridgnorth, aged 45, d. 14 April 1852, o.19.4.1852.
Elizabeth Deakin DARWEN, relict of John of Edgbaston Street, died at Islington, d. 24 April 1852, o.3.5.1852.
Thomas DARWIN, eldest son of the late John Darwin of Edgbaston Street, saddler and harness maker, died of consumption, aged 47, d. 8 February 1852, o.16.2.1852.
Jane DAVENPORT, wife of Joseph D. of the Quinton, aged 38, d. 17 December 1852, o.20.12.1852.
Anne DAVIES, widow of Somerset Davies of Croft Castle and Wigmore Hall, Herefordshire. Died at 2 Lansdown Villas, Cheltenham, aged 91, d. 19 December 1852, o.27.12.1852.
John DAVIES, of Stourbridge, land agent and surveyor, aged 57, d. 3. December1852, o.6.12.1852.
Mary DAVIES, widow of Edward, late of the Saltisford, Warwick, d. 14 November 1852, o.22.11.1852.
Julia DAVIS, wife of Jeremiah Davis formerly of Kidderminster died at Lullington, near Burton-on-Trent, d. 28 March 1852, o.5.4.1852.
Thomas DAVIS, late of Oldbury, aged 45, d. 22 April 1852, o.3.5.1852.
Joseph DAWES, for many years chief clerk to Messrs Jones & Sons of Bradford Street, aged 54, d. 4 March 1852, o.8.3.1852.
Joseph DAWSON, late hosier of High Street, aged 67, d. 10 October 1852, o.18.10.1852.
Sir Thomas DE TRAFFORD, Joseph, died at Trafford Park, Lancashire, aged 74, d. 10 November1852, o.22.11.1852.
William S. DEAN, of Edgbaston, aged 33, d. 22 September 1852, o.27.9.1852.
Mary DECK, wife of John, died at the house of her son Rev. John Deck, incumbent of St. Stephens, Hull. Mother-in-law of Rev. Sydney Gedge of K.E.S., d. 19 September 1852, o.27.9.1852.
Hannah DEE, wife of Mr. Dee of the Royal Hotel Birmingham, aged 49, d. 12 March 1852, o.15.3.1852.
William DEELEY, of Villa Road, Handsworth, formerly resident in Great Hampton Street, d. 12 February 1852, o.16.2.1852.
John DEHANE, M.D. at Plumstead, Kent. J.P. for Staffordshire and eldest son of the late Rev. John Dehane of Beckbury, d. 20 September 1852, o.27.9.1852.
Thomas DERECOURT, Whitehouse, only son of John G. Derecourt late of Dudley died of heart disease, aged 31, d. 18 January 1852, o.26.1.1852.
Ann DERRINGTON, relict of George Derrington, late of Shepley near Bromsgrove, died at her residence Pittville Villas Cheltenham, aged 80, d. 22 January 1852, o.26.1.1852.
William DEVEY, late Royal Artillery, 4th son of Captain H.F. Devey of Handsworth, died at Handsworth aged 30, d. 24 June 1852, o.28.6.1852.
Eliza Helen DEWES, daughter of Walter Dewes of Coventry, aged 10 months, d. 7 March 1852, o.15.3.1852.
Kitty DEWES, wife of Richard Dewes of Foleshill, aged 67, d. 7 January 1852, o.12.1.1852.
Richard DEWES, of Foleshill, aged 74, d. 10 October 1852, o.18.10.1852.
Signor Lavelli Di CAPITANI, of Milan, died of consumption at The Vicarage Yardley, aged 20, d. 26 August 1852, o.30.8.1852.
Joseph Greaves DICKENS, of Heath Farm, Tamworth, aged 69, d. 11 March 1852, o.15.3.1852.
Barnard DICKINSON, formerly managing partner in Coalbrookdale company, died at Eastfield House, Coalbrookdale, aged 71, d. 26 April 1852, o.3.5.1852.
Sarah DICKINSON, wife of C.S. Dickinson, died at Broomy Croft Kingsbury, aged 56, d. 19 November 1852, o.29.11.1852.
Compton DOMVILLE, eldest son of Sir Compton Domville Bart. and lately of Sherridge, Worcestershire, died at Nice of influenza, d. 19 March 1852, o.5.4.1852.
Thomas DOUGHTY, wrought hinge manufacturer, Horseley Heath Tipton, aged 49, d. 22 August 1852, o.30.8.1852.
George DOWDESWELL, former secretary to the Government of India and afterwards member of the supreme council of Bengal, while occupying that position and during the absence of the Marquis of Hastings, he administered the affairs of India as Vice President, died at his residence, Down House, Redmarley, Worcestershire, aged 86, d. 6 February 1852, o.16.2.1852.
Thomas DOWLER, of 90 Great Charles Street, aged 75, d. 14 March 1852, o.15.3.1852. |