| Description | Joseph HADDON, Chief Constable of Nuneaton for over 42 years, aged 70, d. 1 November 1852, o.8.11.1852.
Nathaniel HADLEY, of Rounds Green near Oldbury, aged 66, d. 30 May 1852, o.21.6.1852.
Joseph HAINES, of Great Bridge, aged 56, d. 11 October 1852, o.25.10.1852.
Kate HALLAM, youngest daughter of Thomas Hallam of the White Swan Tavern, Great Russell Street, aged 1 year 11 months, d. 17 November 1852, o.22.11.1852.
Thomas HANCOCK, engraver of St. Georges, aged 78, d. 31 July 1852, o.9.8.1852.
Mrs Mary HAND, wife of James Hand of Amington Old Hall, Tamworth, aged 46, d. 24 October 1852, o.1.11.1852.
Thomas HARBORNE, died at Olton Cottage, Solihull, aged 78, d. 12 September 1852, o.20.9.1852.
HARDWICK, infant son of Joseph Hardwick, at York Terrace Camp Hill, d. 18 March 1852, o.22.3.1852.
George HARDWICK, spirit merchant, Wolverhampton, aged 63, d. 13 November 1852, o.22.11.1852.
William sen. HARPER, of Upper Trinity Street, aged 64, d. 22 March 1852, o.29.3.1852.
Eliza Maria HARRIS, second daughter of Thomas Harris of Highfield Edgbaston, aged 22, d. 3 June 1852, o.7.6.1852.
Thomas HARRIS, of New Market Tavern, Worcester Street, d. 28 January 1852, o.2.2.1852.
Elizabeth HARRISON, died at her residence, Derwent Villa, Holloway, London, aged 42, d. 17 November 1852, o.22.11.1852.
Sarah Anne HARRISON, 4th daughter of the Rev. Thomas Harrison of Christ Church Parsonage, Stafford, aged 9, d. 8 December 1852, o.13.12.1852.
Thomas HARWOOD, died at his residence at Heathfield, aged 68, d. 25 January 1852, o.26.1.1852.
Catherine HASLEWOOD, died at Park Place, Handsworth, aged 59, d. 1 August 1852, o.9.8.1852.
John HEATH, died at his residence, 91 New John Street West, aged 69, d. 5 February 1852, o.9.2.1852.
Eliza HEATON, daughter of Ralph Heaton, aged 26, d. 5 April 1852, o.12.4.1852.
Herbert Webb HEELEY, second son of Francis Heeley of Camden Place, Harper's Hill, aged 18, d. 14 July 1852, o.19.7.1852.
Joseph HEMING, printer, died at Stourbridge, aged 49, d. 1 December 1852, o.6.12.1852.
Mrs Jane HEMINSLEY, relict of Henry Heminsley, road surveyor of Birmingham, died at her son's house, Heneage Street, aged 69, d. 16 February 1852, o.23.2.1852.
Harriet Matilda HEMMING, infant daughter of S. Hemming of Temple Row, d. 28 May 1852, o.7.6.1852.
Samuel Putland HEMMING, infant son of A.J. Hemming of Brearley Street, d. 9 April 1852, o.19.4.1852.
Sarah HEMMING, widow of William Hemming of Rainbow Hill, near Worcester, aged 82, d. 18 August 1852, o.30.8.1852.
Hannah HENN, of Wheeleys Lane, Edgbaston, d. 23 May 1852, o.31.5.1852.
Thomas HERITAGE, of Upper Gough Street, aged 55, d. 11 October 1852, o.18.10.1852.
William HERITAGE, second son of T. Heritage of Upper Gough Street, aged 24, d. 17 June 1852, o.21.6.1852.
Allan HEWSON, of the Rose and Crown, Bromsgrove Street, aged 49, d. 15 April 1852, o.19.4.1852.
Allen HEWSON, of the Stag and Pheasant Inn, Pershore Street, eldest son of Henry Hewson of the Thatched House Tavern, Duddeston Row, d. 24 December 1851, o.6.1.1852.
Hannah HICKMAN, relict of Henry Hill Hickman of Tenbury, Worcestershire, died at Villa Grove, Handsworth, aged 48, d. 15 May 1852, o.24.5.1852.
John HIGGINS, died at Stratford-upon-Avon, aged 55, d. 18 December 1852, o.27.12.1852.
Mrs Ann HILL, of Wellington Road, aged 75, d. 30 August 1852, o.6.9.1852.
Lawley HILL, youngest child of D.R. Hill of Warstone Lane, aged 1, d. 1 Februrary 1852, o.2.2.1852.
Rev. Thomas HILL, for over 50 years Rector of Staunton, Worcs., aged 80, d. 25 May 1852, o.31.5.1852.
Walter HILL, for more than 70 years inhabitant of Warwick,died at his son's residence in Leamington., aged 93, d. 30 January 1852, o.9.2.1852.
Rev. John HILLYARD, William A.M., died at the parsonage, Castle Church, near Stafford his incumbency, d. 8 November 1852, o.15.11.1852.
George HINCHLIFFE, solicitor and coroner for the county of Staffordshire died at his residence in West Bromwich, aged 62, d. 3 August 1852, o.9.8.1852.
Albina Mary HOBART, third daughter of the late Hon. and Very Rev. Henry Lewis Hobart, Dean of Westminster and Wolverhampton. Died at Langdown near Southampton, aged 16, d. 15 April 1852, o.26.4.1852.
William HOBBY, died at Shenstone, near Lichfield, aged 45, d. 14 June 1852, o.21.6.1852.
John Henry HOBSON, died at his residence in Spring Street, aged 52, d. 23 January 1852, o.2.2.1852.
William HODGSON, died at Stockton House, aged 61, d. 30 June 1852, o.5.7.1852.
Martha HOLDER, wife of James Holder, snuff and tobacco maker died at Bewdley, aged 89, d. 19 October 1852, o.15.11.1852.
John HOLLAND, of Bromley Hall, Kingswinford. Timber merchant of Wolverhampton Street, Dudley, aged 58, d. 22 July 1852, o.2.8.1852.
Mary HORDERN, widow of Henry Hordern of Saredon Hall, Staffordshire. Died at the residence of her brother Thomas Dawson of Bridgford Hall, aged 78, d. 31 July 1852, o.16.8.1852.
Sarah HORSFALL, eldest daughter of the late William Horsfall, ribbon manufacturer of Coventry, aged 77, d. 17 May 1852, o.24.5.1852.
Edward HORTON, of Wynn Street and formerly of Edgbaston Street, aged 71, d. 21 January 1852, o.26.1.1852.
Elizabeth HORTON, wife of Abraham Horton of Heathfield Cottage, Handsworth, aged 49, d. 14 April 1852, o.19.4.1852.
John HORTON, for over 50 years an eminent surgeon of Bromsgrove, aged 80, d. 14 March 1852, o.22.3.1852.
Joseph HORTON, of the 71st Regiment of Foot, wounded at the taking of Seringapatam. For nearly 40 years servant of Mr. Stephen Hill of Pershore Street, aged 88, d. 6 February 1852, o.9.2.1852.
Nanny HORTON, widow of Richard Horton and daughter of the late Thomas Terry of Sutton Coldfield. Died in Sutton Coldfield, aged 78, d. 17 April 1852, o.19.4.1852.
Sarah HORTON, daughter of the late George Horton, builder of Hagley Road, Edgbaston, d. 1 April 1852, o.5.4.1852.
Rev. E.B. HOWELL, late curate of St. James, Wolverhampton, died at the Grove, Kingsland, Shrewsbury, aged 28, d. 15 October 1852, o.25.10.1852.
Thomas HOWLETT, only son of the late Thomas Howlett of Watery Lane, Bordesley, died at Harborne, aged 54, d. 30 November 1852, o.6.12.1852.
Francis HUDSON, of Minworth, aged 58, d. 9 January 1852, o.12.1.1852.
Samuel HUGHES, printer of Navigation Street, for nearly 32 years in the employment of John Moore, High Street, aged 49, d. 14 March 1852, o.22.3.1852.
Mrs Robert HULL, only daughter of the Rev. James Cope, died at Newmarket, aged 24, d. 10 October 1852, o.18.10.1852.
Lebbeus Charles HUMFREY, Q.C., died at Great Queen Street, Westminster, aged 54, d. 11 May 1852, o.17.5.1852.
Thomas Yate HUNT, of the Brades, Staffordshire, died at the home of his brother, Robert G. Hunt, Liverpool, aged 69, d. 27 September 1852, o.4.10.1852.
Ann HUNTSMAN, relict of Erasmus Huntsman of Tenby Street, died at the residence of her brother, William Berkeley, Upton-upon-Severn, aged 59, d. 4 April 1852, o.12.4.1852. |