| Description | Elizabeth CALDECOTT, relict of Motahan Caldecottof Rugby Lodge, died at Bitteswell, aged 78, d. 8 April 1853, o.18.4.1853. John CANTRILL, of Bromsgrove Street, aged 79, d. 9 March 1853, o.14.3.1853. Charles Henry CAPPER, late of Birmingham, at Sydney, New South Wales, after three weeks illness, aged 51 no date, o.11.7.1853. John Monsan CARROW, Judge of the County Court of Somersetshire, Recorder of the City of Wells and a Magistrate and Deputy Lieutenant for the County of Somerset, died at Weston-super-Mare, aged 45, d. 8 May 1853, o.16.5.1853. Jane CARTWRIGHT, infant daughter of Edward Cartwright of Snow Hill, d. 18 February 1853, o.21.2.1853. Caroline Heard CARY, daughter of late William Cary Esq. of Bevere House, near Worcester, died at Northwood Cottage near Bewdley, d. 5 June 1853, o.13.6.1853. Elizabeth CHAMBERS, wife of Benjamin Chambers of the Royal Oak Inn, Blake Heath, Rowley Regis, aged 60, d. 26 August 1853, o.12.9.1853. Sophia CHAMBERS, widow of the late Richard Gray Chambers of the Hon. East India Company's Civil Service and eldest son of Richard Chambers, late of Whitbourne Court, Herefordshire, died at Malvern after a short illness, d. 1 August 1853, o.8.8.1853. Thomas CHAPMAN, steward of the late Lord Leigh, at Kenilworth, aged 83, d. 3 December 1853, o.19.12.1853. John CHATTAWAY, professor of music in Birmingham, aged 57, d. 3 January 1853, o.10.1.1853. Elizabeth CHEESEWRIGHT, wife of Robert of Camp Hill, Birmingham and formerly of Gosberton, died at Gosberton, Lincolnshire, aged 60, d. 25 October 1853, o.31.10.1853. James CHERRILL, died at his residence, Dorchester, Oxfordshire, d. 2 May 1853, o.9.5.1853. Elizabeth CHESSHIRE, beloved wife of Thomas P. Chesshire of the Elms, Lightwoods, near Birmingham, died at Bath, d. 22 December 1853, o.26.12.1853. Frances Agnes CHOPPING, at Leamington Priors, wife of Thomas, of Oxford Street, London and Clapham, Surrey, d. 22 June 1853, o.4.7.1853. Miss Elizabeth CLARK, died at the residence of Miss Ashmore, Grove House, Yardley, d. 9 November 1853, o.14.11.1853. Francis CLARK, of Adelaide, late of Birmingham, died at the residence of John Wilkins, Esq. M.D., Williamstown, Victoria, aged 54, d. 6 March 1853, o.11.7.1853. Georgina Catherine CLARKE, Theresa, wife of Edward Hyde Clarke, Esq of Hyde Hall Cheshire and of Swanswick, Jamaica, died at Leamington, aged 45, d. 2 August 1853, o.8.8.1853. Thomas CLARKE, house and estate agent, died at Rugby after a long affliction, aged 58, d. 23 July 1853, o.1.8.1853. Walter CLARKSON, son of John Clarkson of Vittoria Street, aged 6, d. 10 October 1853, o.17.10.1853. John Henry CLIVE, formerly of Chell House, Staffordshire and late of Bath, aged 73, d. 24 October 1853, o.31.10.1853. Mary CLULEE, relict of W. Clulee, whom she survived by 3 weeks and 2 days, died at Kings Norton, aged 73, d. 5 March 1853, o.7.3.1853. Anne COLDICOTT, wife of Charles, eldest daughter of Mr. John Hartwright of Rasenshill, died at Poden, near Evesham, d. 21 April 1853, o.2.5.1853. Frances COLE, wife of J. Cole of Aston Lane Nursery, Birchfield, aged 30, d. 16 April 1853, o.18.4.1853. Ann COLLINS, wife of John of Lombard Street, London, niece of John Morris, of the Butts, Warwick, aged 25, d. 12 April 1853, o.18.4.1853. Eliza COLLINS, of Sherlock Street, daughter of the late Joseph Collins of Gough Street, aged 43, d. 7 January 1853, o.28.2.1853. Juliana COLLINS, wife of W.H. Collins of Vyse Street, aged 29, d. 7 March 1853, o.14.3.1853. Rev James COMMELINE, rector and senior fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge, died at the Rectory, Redmarley,, aged 65, d. 26 January 1853, o.31.1.1853. Sir Robert Buckley COMYN, Knt. D.C.L., late Chief Justice of the Supreme Court at Madras died in New Street, Spring Gardens, aged 62, d. 23 May 1853, o.30.5.1853. Elizabeth COOK, youngest daughter of the late William Cook of the Woodloes, near Leek Wootton, aged 20, d. 6 October 1853, o.10.10.1853. John COOK, for 30 years an inhabitant of the Horse Fair, aged 62, d. 2 June 1853, o.13.6.1853. Richard Cooper COOK, of West Bromwich, aged 48, d. 10 February 1853, o.28.2.1853. Rev. George Leigh COOKE, B.A., Rector of Cubbington, Professor of Natural Philosophy at University of Oxford, died at the Rectory House, Cubbington, d. 29 March 1853, o.4.4.1853. Rev. Charles COOKES, Butrell, youngest son of the late Rev. Thomas Cookes of Barbourne and Norgrove, Worcestershire, died at Cheltenham, d. 4 January 1853, o.10.1.1853. Charles Herbert COOKSEY, eldest son of Mr. H.R. Cooksey of Small Heath, aged 5 years and 4 months, d. 29 May 1853, o.6.6.1853. Hector Richard COOKSEY, youngest son of Mr. H.R. Cooksey of Small Heath, aged 3 years and 6 months, d. 2 June 1853, o.6.6.1853. Rev. Charles A. COOPER, of Burrat Hill, St. Thomas-in-the-East, youngest son of Mrs. Cooper, The Old Hall, Newport, Shropshire, died in Kingston, Jamaica, d. 19 June 1853, o.1.8.1853. Elizabeth COOPER, wife of Rev. Henry Gisbone Cooper, Incumbent, third daughter of the late Rev. Edward Palmer of Moseley, died at the Parsonage, Barton-under- Needwood, d. 13 January 1853, o.17.1.1853. Elizabeth COOPER, wife of Charles of Hagley Road, Edgbaston and eldest daughter of Mr. John Banks, late of Balham Hill, Clapham. Died at the house of her father, Worthing, Sussex, where she had gone for the benefit of her health., d. 25 May 1853, o.30.5.1853. Elizabeth Lucas COOPER, widow of T. Cooper of Balsall Heath Road, died at her residence, Iris Cottage, Francis Street Edgbaston, d. 8 December 1853, o.12.12.1853. Maria COOPER, relict of John of Moland Street, died at her son's J.R. Cooper's residence in Sutton, aged 71, d. 15 February 1853, o.21.2.1853, o.28.2.1853. William COOPER, of Aston Road, formerly of Legge Street,, aged 14 d.26 January 1853, o.31.1.1853. Elizabeth CORBETT, wife of Joseph of Chaddesley Corbett, Worcestershire, died at Chaddesley Corbett, aged 39, d. 14 February 1853, o.21.2.1853. George Huskisson CORSER, son of Charles Corser of Oatfield near Wolverhampton, aged 3 months, d. 19 December 1853, o.26.12.1853. Mrs COTTON, widow of W. Cotton, formerly of the Villa, Penkridge, aged 72, d. 3 November 1853, o.7.11.1853. Mary COTTON, second daughter of Thomas Cotton of Upper Gough Street, d. 11 May 1853, o.23.5.1853. Thomas Henry COTTRILL, merchant and factor of this town, died suddenly at his residence, Heathfield Place, Handsworth, aged 30, d. 19 August 1853, o.29.8.1853. Catherine Anne COWLEY, eldest daughter of the late J.W. Cowley, land surveyor, grandaughter of the late Rev. William Cowley, vicar of Rushall, near Walsall, d. 18 October 1853, o.24.10.1853. Francis Blakemore COX, rule-maker of Camden Street, aged 71, d. 5 November 1853, o.7.11.1853. Frank COX, son of Edwin Cox of Aston Manor, aged 3, d. 4 October 1853, o.10.10.1853. Jane COX, wife of Edward Townsend Cox, surgeon, died at his residence, 24 Temple Row, aged 79, d. 18 January 1853, o.24.1.1853. Mary CRANE, widow of Thomas, died at Low Habberley, near Kidderminster, aged 89, d. 29 May 1853, o.6.6.1853. Hannah CREES, friend and servant of Mrs. H. Bellairs, in whose family she lived for 60 years, died at Bedworth Rectory aged 90, d. 3 January 1853, o.10.1.1853. John Digby CRISP, son of John Crisp, spirit merchant, Aston Road,, aged 4, d. 6 May 1853, o.9.5. 1853. Hannah Burton CROWE, wife of Mr. Crowe, veterinary surgeon of Shrewsbury youngest daughter of the late John Vaughan of Edgbaston, died at the Sytch, Rossington, near Shrewsbury, aged 30, d. 8 January 1853, o.17.1.1853. |