| Description | Margaret PACKWOOD, widow of Thomas Packwood, formerly of the George Inn, Digbeth, aged 80, d. 15 June 1852.
Jane PALK, youngest daughter of the late Thomas Palk, Butterford, Devon. Died at the Diocesan School House, Lichfield, d. 18 April 1852, o.26.4.1852.
Elizabeth PALMER, housekeeper to Thomas James of Hurcott, aged 44, d. 28 October 1852, o.15.11.1852.
John PALMER, death resulting form accident in Garrison Lane. Resident in Digbeth for 50 years, uncle to Mr. Palmer butcher of Deritend, aged 75, d. 30 August 1852, o.6.9.1852.
Lucas PALMER, late Excise Officer, died at Henley-on-Thames, aged 72, d. 7 January 1852, o.19.1.1852.
Shirley PALMER, M.D., died at Tamworth, aged 66, d. 11 November 1852, o.15.11.1852.
James PANTON, of Erdington, aged 34, d. 14 July 1852, o.19.7.1852.
Mary Ann PARKE, died at the house of her nephew in Wheeler Street, d. 4 January 1852, o.12.1.1852.
Charles PARKER, military ornament manufacturer of Cherry Street. Died at his residence, Gravelly Hill, aged 51, d. 18 February 1852, o.23.2.1852.
John PARKER, of Monument Lane, aged 46, d. 15 June 1852, o.21.6.1852.
Rev. John Thomas PARKER, Rector of Bilston and Vicar of Newbold-on-Avon, aged 65, d. 26 October 1852, o.1.11.1852.
Eliza PARKES, widow of William Parkes, died at Lodge Road, All Saints, d. 13 July 1852 Note - see LIDDLE, Margaret, o.19.7.1852.
Maria PARNALL, wife of William Parnall, died at Rugby, aged 62, d. 25 May 1852, o.7.6.1852.
Miss PARSONS, died at Ashted, d. 29 May 1852, o.7.6.1852.
Hannah PARSONS, relict of A. Parsons, coach spring maker of Digbeth, aged 80, d. 29 February 1852, o.8.3.1852.
Mary PARSONS, wife of C.T. Parsons of Edgbaston and only child of Captain Crawley, late of 48th Regiment, died at Torquay, d. 12 August 1852, o.23.8.1852.
William PARSONS, died at Wilnecote, aged 55, d. 17 September 1852, o.20.9.1852 o.27.9.1852.
Richard PARTRIDGE, of Benacre Street, aged 48, d. 22 February 1852, o.1.3.1852.
Samuel PARTRIDGE, died in West Bromwich, clerk of Messrs W. Bullock & Co. for over 40 years, aged 79, d. 23 February 1852, o.1.3.1852.
William PARTRIDGE, of Darlaston, for many years connected with the gun lock trade there and contractor with the Board of Ordnance and the East India Co., aged 67, d. 26 August 1852, o.30.8.1852.
William Henry PATER, eldest son of W.F. Pater of the Bank of England, formerly of the Birmingham branch. Died of Yellow Fever at Rio de Janiero, aged 17, d. 12 April 1852, o.24.5.1852.
Samuel PATTISON, third son of William Pattison of 55 High Street, d. 1 April 1852, o.5.4.1852.
James PAUL, M.D., died at Trenton, New Jersey, late of Kingston Jamaica, d. 12 November 1852, o.20.12.1852.
Benjamin PEAKE, son of Benjamin Peake, ribbon manufacturer of Coventry, aged 20, d. 3 January 1852, o.5.1.1852.
Elizabeth PEARSALL, widow of William Pearsall, aged 84, d. 4 October 1852, o.11.10.1852.
John PEARSON, many years resident in Dale End, aged 74, d. 13 June 1852, o.21.6.1852.
William PEARSON, of Rugby, aged 45, d. 5 July 1852, o.12.7.1852.
Edward PEMBERTON, second son of Thomas Pemberton of Warstone. Died in New York of Scarlet Fever, aged 52, d. 27 January 1852, o.16.2.1852.
Ann PENN, wife of William Penn, died at Chadwick Grange, d. 27 October 1852, o.1.11.1852.
John PENN, died at Cofton Hall near Bromsgrove, aged 58, d. 14 June 1852, o.21.6.1852.
Mrs Henry PERCY, widow of Henry Percy of Nottingham and mother of Dr. Percy of London, late of this town, died at her residence at Edgbaston, d. 9 June 1852, o.14.6.1852.
Maria PERCY, widow of Henry Percy, M.D. and mother of Mrs Illingworth of Calthorpe Street. Died in Manchester Street, Portman Square, d. 2 January 1852, o.8.1.1852.
Ann PERKINS, wife of Thomas Perkins, brush manufacturer of Spiceal Street, died at Moseley Grove, aged 61, d. 27 October 1852, o.1.11.1852.
Harriet PERKINS, widow of Henry Perkins, died at Edgbaston, aged 76, d. 16 June 1852, o.28.6.1852.
Steele PERKINS, Shirley farmer and of Orton Hall, Leicestershire. Deputy Lieutenant for Warwickshire and Leicestershire and Magistrate for Leicestershire, aged 84, d. 15 January 1852, o.19.1.1852.
Mary Ann PERRY, wife of Edward Perry of Canal Street, Wolverhampton, aged 46, d. 18 January 1852, o.26.1.1852.
Thomas PETTIFOR, of Castle Inn, Kenilworth. For many years Clerk of the Course at Coventry Races, d. 10 March 1852, o.15.3.1852.
Lydia PETTITT, wife of G. Pettitt of Suffolk Street, aged 73, d. 27 January 1852, o.2.2.1852.
Elizabeth PHILLIPS, wife of Robert Biddulph Phillips, Longworth, Herefordshire, only sister of the late John Barneby of Brockhampton, M.P. for East Worcestershire and daughter of the late John Barneby of the same address, aged 58, d. 21 March 1852, o.12.4.1852.
John PHILLIPS, of Throwley Hall near Ashbourne, Derbyshire, aged 84, d. 21 November 1852, o.29.11.1852.
Sarah PHIPSON, relict of Joseph Weatherley Phipson of Lozells, Handsworth, aged 74, d. 8 January 1852, o.12.1.1852.
Miss PIGGOTT, of the Parade, d. 16 May 1852, o.24.5.1852.
Elizabeth PINDAR, fourth daughter of the late Rev. Reginald Pindar of Madresfield, Worcestershire, d. 9 January 1852, o.19.1.1852.
William PLANT, of Dudley Port Iron Works, Tipton, aged 56, d. 25 April 1852, o.3.5.1852.
William PLIMLEY, of Tettenhall Wood, Wolverhampton, d. 5 December 1852, o.13.12.1852.
Alexander POPE, of the Handsworth Nurseries, aged 50, d. 2 January 1852, o.5.1.1852.
John POPE, of Smethwick, aged 41, d. 2 April 1852, o.19.4.1852.
Anne POTTER, died at the house of Richard Potter her nephew. Only surviving sister of the late Samuel Potter of Aston Park, aged 80, d. 20 September 1852, o.27.9.1852.
Philip POTTER, of Buckfield, Leominster, aged 66, d. 24 March 1852, o.5.4.1852.
Robert Bromfield POTTER, died at his residence, Camp Hill House. A landlords agent, aged 49, d. 19 May 1852, o.24.5.1852.
Humphrey POUNTNEY, died a Monyhull Hall, Kings Norton, aged 75, d. 19 January 1852, o.26.1.1852.
Frances Mary POWELL, wife of W. Powell of London and formerly of Sutton Coldfield and Moor Street, aged 46, d. 16 April 1852, o.26.4.1852.
Harriet Anne POWELL, wife of George Powell of Monument Lane, Edgbaston, d. 22 October 1852, o.1.11.1852.
Phoebe POWELL, relict of James Powell of Rodney Tavern, Thorp Street, aged 59, d. 11 April 1852, o.19.4.1852.
Henrietta PRICE, second daughter of Rowland Price, died at Stourbridge, aged 11, d. 9 March 1852, o.15.3.1852.
Mary PRICE, wife of William Price of the Turk's Head, Worcester Street, died of apoplexy, aged 50, d. 4 March 1852, o.8.3.1852.
Mary Stopford PRICE, wife of J. Price jun. of Hockley Hill, aged 31, d. 18 June 1852, o.21.6.1852.
Theodore PRICE, died at Tonbridge Wells, aged 94, d. 4 November 1852, o.8.11.1852.
James PRITCHETT, gent. of Lee Bank Road, Edgbaston, aged 61, d. 23 June 1852, o.28.6.1852.
Ann PROBERT, wife of W. Probert, Kington, Herefordshire and mother of Mrs Charles Yates of Suffolk Street, aged 74, d. 9 January 1852, o.26.1.1852.
William Hoel PROBYN, eldest son of the late Rev. William Probyn, Vicar of St. Andrews, Pershore and Longhope, Gloucestershire and Chancellor of St. Davids. Died at Whittington, aged 64, d. 2 November 1852, o.8.11.1852.
Eliza PROCTOR, wife of Thomas Proctor, aged 37, d. 14 September 1852, o.27.9.1852.
Mary PROCTOR, widow of the Rev. William Proctor, Incumbent of Alnwick and Vicar of Lesbury and of Longhauton North and Chaplain to Hugh 2nd Duke of Northumberland. Relative of the late Mrs Lawrence, both of the family of Aislabie of Studley Royal, Yorkshire. Died at Alwinton Vicarage, Northumberland, residence of Rev. Aislabie Proctor, her youngest son, aged 86, d. 8 July 1852, o.12.7.1852 o.19.7.1852.
Augustus Welby PUGIN, Northmore, died at his residence St. Augustine's, Ramsgate. The eminent architect and great master of the revival of medieval taste in building and decoration, d. 14 September 1852, o.20.9.1852.
John PUMFREY, died at his residence Park House, Edgbaston, formerly of Droitwich, aged 52, d. 24 November 1852, o.29.11.1852. |