| Description | Mary WADDELL, wife of William Henry Waddell of Sparkbrook, aged 51. d.29 March 1852. o.5.4.1852.
William WADDELL, died of consumption, eldest son of W. Henry Waddell of Sparkbrook, aged 24. d.19 May 1852. o.24.5.1852.
Ann WADE, wife of John Wade, died of bronchistis. d.1 October 1852. o.4.10.1852.
Henry Stanley WADE, chemist, aged 49. d.21 January 1852. o.26.1.1852.
Walter WADLEY, eldest son of - Wadley of Bidford, aged 28. d.29 September 1852. o.4.10.1852.
Charles WAKE, M.D., died at Henley-in-Arden, aged 73. d.2 January 1852. o.12.1.1852.
John WAKEFIELD, wine drawer, died at his residence, King Edwards Place, aged 68. d.15 October 1852. o.25.10.1852.
Mrs Theodore WAKEFIELD, widow of Theodore Wakefield, formerly of the Swan Hotel in this town. Died at Mona Cottage, aged 63. d.24 November 1852. o.29.11.1852.
Maria WAKEMAN, wife of Benjamin Wakeman of Swallow Street, aged 50. d.18 August 1852. o.23.8.1852.
Mary WAKEMAN, widow of Benjamin Wakeman of Walkers Heath, Kings Norton, died at the house of her son-in-law, GeorgeTandry, Leek Street, aged 75. d.2 August 1852. o.23.8.1852.
George WALDRON, third son of the late William Waldron of Belbroughton, Worcestershire, aged 26. d.13 March 1852. o.15.3.1852.
Charlotte Sophia WALKER, relict of Helabere Walker of Bromyard. Died at her residence in the Tithing, aged 86. d.20 December 1851. o.5.1.1852.
Joseph WALKER, died at Bishop's Cleeve near Cheltenham, fifth son of the late - Walker, the Park, Hanley Castle, Worcestershire, aged 45. d.25 May 1852. o.31.5.1852.
Samuel WALKER, brassfounder of Park Street, aged 74. d.2 June 1852. o.7.6.1852.
Samuel WALKER, Alderman, died at his residence Ablow House, Wolverhampton, aged 52. d.12 September 1852. o.20.9.1852.
Thomas Kendrick WALKER, youngest son of T.K. Walker of Halloughton Hall, Kingsbury, aged 4. d.9 December 1852. o.13.12.1852.
Elizabeth WALKLATE, widow of John Walklate, formerly of Hanley Hays, Staffordshire. Died at Hanley. d.20 November 1852. o.29.11.1852.
William WALL, eldest son of - Wall, druggist, Stratford. d.1 April 1852. o.5.4.1852.
S.G. WALTERS, of Commercial Hotel, New Street. d.16 November 1852. o.22.11.1852.
Clara Jane WATERHOUSE, daughter of W. Waterhouse of Bourn Lane, Northfield, aged 2. d.10 February 1852. o.16.2.1852.
Mrs Ann WATERS, widow of D.S. Waters of High Street, Coventry, aged 74. d.31 October 1852. o.8.11.1852.
William WATSON, late of Bull Street, died near St. Louis, Missouri, North America. Nephew of James Watson of High Street. d.7 January 1852. o.23.2.1852.
George WEBB, manager of the Leicestershire Banking Co. Died at Dover, aged 63. d.30 May 1852. o.7.6.1852.
Mrs Henry WEBB, for many years actress at the Birmingham Theatre Royal, died in Edinburgh. d.7 December 1852. o.13.12.1852.
Jane WEBB, wife of William Webb of the Crown Inn, Penkridge, aged 53. d.19 November 1852. o.29.11.1852.
John WEBB, of Dunstall Court, Feckenham, Worcestershire, died at heart disease, aged 66. d.12 October 1852. o.18.10.1852.
Sarah WEBB, wife of Frederick Webb, schoolmaster of Leek Wooton, aged 51. d.8 June 1852. o.14.6.1852.
John WEBSTER, youngest child of John Webster of Wellington Road, Edgbaston, aged 3. d.11 January 1852. o.12.1.1852.
Sarah Ann WEIR, wife of the Rev. A.T. Weir and youngest daughter of John Shuttleworth of Barker Street, Handsworth. d.9 January 1852. o.12.1.1852.
Eleanor WELL, widow of Charles Well, draper and fourth daughter of the late Alderman Norman of Coventry, aged 60. d.1 April 1852. o.5.4.1852.
Thomas WELLS, of Shirley Street, Solihull, aged 65. d.10 April 1852. o.19.4.1852.
Anne WEST, widow of Thomas West Esq., died at Lewes Crescent, Kemp Town, Brighton. d.15 January 1852. o.18.1.1852.
Helen WESTWOOD, youngest daughter of S.G. Westwood of Balsall Heath, aged 8. d.24 July 1852. o.2.8.1852.
Jemima WESTWOOD, wife of S.G. Westwood of Balsall Heath, died of consumption, aged 51. d.23 August 1852. o.30.8.1852.
William WHALLEY, solicitor of Stafford, died in London. d.19 April 1852. o.26.4.1852.
Henry Piddock WHATELEY, formerly of Handsworth and long residence at Tours, France. Died at his residence, Eton Villa, Cheltenham. d.9 September 1852. o.13.9.1852.
Thomas WHEELDON, died at West Bromwich, aged 63. d.1 October 1852. o.4.10.1852.
Henry WHEELER, stationmaster of the Shrewsbury and Birmingham Railway Station in Wolverhampton. Died in North Street, Wolverhampton, aged 43. d.23 January 1852. o.2.2.1852.
Helen WHIMPER, wife of George Hughes Whimper, surgeon and daughter of the late Joseph Curtis. Died in Walsall. d.14 December 1852. o.20.12.1852.
Rev. Edward WHITBY, died at Cressmell Hall, Staffordshire, aged 76. d.23 March 1852. o.29.3.1852.
Harriot WHITEHOUSE, wife of Jesse Whitehouse, maltster of Wednesbury, aged 58. d.10 June 1852. o.14.6.1852.
John WHITEHOUSE, saddler's ironmonger, died at Lichfield Street, Walsall, aged 65. d.19 December 1852. o.27.12.1852.
Thomas WHITEHOUSE, of Turners Hill, Rowley Regis, aged 64. d.30 April 1852. o.17.5.1852.
Henrietta WHITGREAVE, Maria, wife of Henry B. Whitgreave of Moseley Court near Wolverhampton and daughter of the late Hon. Thomas Clifford and Baroness de Lutzow. Died at Pau in the South of France of consumption. d.19 February 1852. o.8.3.1852, o.15.3.1852.
Miss WILKES, died at her residence Green Bank, Hall Green, aged 77. d.18 February 1852. o.23.2.1852.
Mrs WILKES, died at her residence Green Bank, Hall Green, aged 73. d.15 September 1852. o.20.9.1852.
WILKINSON, infant daughter of H. Wilkinson of Upper Priory. d.29 March 1852. o.5.4.1852.
Joseph WILLDAY, hat manufacturer of Atherstone. Will be lamented by those whose daily bread came weekly from his hands. The length of the time that Mr. Willday and his family have resided in Atherstone, his prompt and untiring energy in business, well earned affluence and general hospitality render his decease a mournful calamity. d.27 October 1852. o.1.11.1852.
Rev. George WILLIAMS, died at the Rectory, Martin Hussingtree. Incumbent of that parish since 1790, aged 86. d.10 December 1852. o.20.12.1852.
Joseph WILLIAMS, of Spring Street, aged 67. d.10 April 1852. o.19.4.1852.
Sarah WILLIAMS, widow of B. Williams, formerly of Cradley Iron Works, died at the Willows, Coalbournbrook. d.10 June 1852. o.21.6.1852.
Alexander WILLS, of Temple Row, aged 60. d.8 May 1852. o.17.5.1852.
Edmund William WILMORE, died at his residence, Kinlet, Norfolk Plains, Van Dieman's Land in consequence of a fall from his horse. Formerly a surgeon of the city of Worcester. d.21 July 1851. o.26.1.1852.
Elizabeth WILMOT, daughter of Sir Robert Wilmot, first Baron Osmaston, Derbyshire, aged 88. d.26 September 1852. o.11.10.1852.
Henry Robert WILMOT, Eardley. Major R.A., fifth son of the late Sir John Eardley Eardley Wilmot, Bart. of Berkeswell Hall. Died in action on borders of Fish River, Cape of Good Hope. d.1 January 1852. o.15.3.1852.
Jane WILMOT, widow of John Wilmot, factor. Died in Monument Lane. d.10 June 1852. o.14.6.1852.
Sarah WILMOT, wife of E. D. Wilmot of Harborne Hall, aged 39. d.17 November 1852. o.22.11.1852.
Elizabeth WILSON, wife of John Wilson, wine merchant of Daventry, aged 68. d.18 July 1852. o.26.7.1852.
Isabella Catherine WILSON, wife of Robert Emilius Wilson and daughter of the late John Jones of Portland Place, London and Derry Ormond, Cardiganshire. Died at Knowle Hall, aged 22. d.29 October 1852. o.1.11.1852.
Robert WINN, formerly of Singer's Hill House, Birmingham, aged 60. d.18 November 1852. o.22.11.1852.
Mary WISE, relict of John Wise of Brearley Street, aged 84. d.27 February 1852. o.8.3.1852.
Ann WITHERS, wife of the Rev. G.L. Withers of Foleshill, aged 42. d.30 September 1852. o.4.10.1852.
Thomas WOODCOCK, Newnham, son of E.H. Woodcock, banker of Coventry, aged 16. d.1 February 1852. o.9.2.1852.
George WOODFIELD, plumber, glazier and painter of Lichfield, aged 47. d.15 October 1852. o.25.10.1852.
Elizabeth WOODHALL, wife of Abner Woodhall and eldest daughter of the late John Russell of the Bath Hotel in Leamington. Died in London, aged 38. d.11 December 1852. o.20.12.1852.
Charles WOODWARD, of 82 Sand Street, Brooklyn, U.S.A. formerly a resident of Birmingham. Died of apoplexy, aged 62. d.26 April 1852. o.17.5.1852.
Mrs WOOTTON, died at Kinvaston near Penkridge, wife of Charles Wootton, farmer and mother of William Wotton, chemist of High Green, Wolverhampton. d.30 November 1852. o.6.12.1852.
William WREFORD, died at his residence, Cleaveanger, Devon. Brother-in-law of the Rev. J. Allport of Birmingham. d.19 December 1852. o.27.12.1852.
Ann WREN, died at Wroxhall Abbey, wife of the late Christopher Roberts Wren, aged 72. d.4 December 1852. o.13.12.1852.
Mrs WRIGHT, died at her residence 7 Lee Bank Road, wife of Daniel Wright and neice of the late James Luckcock of George Street, Edgbaston, aged 63. d.23 April 1852. o.26.4.1852.
Edward WRIGHT, son of John Wright, farmer of Harborne, Staffs, aged 32. d.16 January 1852. o.19.1.1852.
Mary Ann WRIGHT, eldest daughter of - Wright of Unett Street, aged 21. d.3 May 1852. o.7.6.1852. |