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Ref NoNewspapers/Birmingham Gazette/O/1853/J
Title1853: J. Birmingham Gazette Obituaries Index.
LevelTemporary
Date1853
DescriptionRev. Humphrey JACKSON, B.D., died at the Rectory, Holt, Norfolk, aged 52, d. 26 June 1853, o.27.6.1853.
Mary JACKSON, wife of Edward B. Jackson, ironmonger of Hockley Hill, d. 17 November 1853, o.21.11.1853.
Frances JAMES, wife of William James, draper. Third daughter of Francis Went, bookseller. Died at Leominster, aged 35, d. 11 January 1853, o.17.1.1853.
J.S. JAMES, factor of this town. Died at Clifton Hot Wells, aged 39, d. 7 September 1853, o.12.9.1853.
Mary JAMES, relict of Thomas James of Ablewell Street, Walsall, aged 83, d. 6 May 1853, o.9.5.1853.
William Henry JAMES, son of Samuel James of Gough Street, aged 33, d. 12 September 1853, o.19.9.1853.
William Warnefold JAMES, eldest son of C.W. James of St. Pauls Square, aged 9, d. 3 January 1853, o.10.1.1853.
Richard JEE, of Hartshill, d. 25 February 1853, o.7.3.1853.
Catherine JELF, youngest daughter of the late John Jelf, aged 23, d. 22 May 1853, o.30.5.1853.
John JELF, formerly of Bushley, Worcestershire and only brother of the late Sir James Jelf of Gloucester. Died in Birmingham, aged 79, d. 13 May 1853, o.30.5.1853.
Mary JENKING, beloved wife of William Jenking of Lee Crescent, aged 73, d. 15 May 1853, o.23.5.1853.
Edward Kem JERVIS, solicitor of Hinckley, Leicestershire, aged 48, d. 2 January 1853, o.10.1.1853.
Henry JESSON, magistrate for the County of Stafford and late a barrister on the Oxford Circuit. Died at his residence at Trysull, near Wolverhampton, aged 39, d. 4 March 1853, o.7.3.1853.
Susan JESSON, wife of Thomas Jesson Esq., died at Oakwood, West Bromwich, d. 15 June 1853, o.20.6.1853.
Mary Ann JOBERNS, only daughter of the late - Joberns of Shenston Wood End, wife of Thomas Brown of Hensacre, near Rugeley, aged 63, d. 19 April 1853, o.25.4.1853.
JOHNSON, died at Ashby-de-la-Zouch. For many years manager of the Ashby branch of the Leicestershire Banking Co., aged 46, d. 22 September 1853, o.10.10.1853.
Ann JOHNSON, died at the residence of her brother in Washwood Heath, d. 6 September 1853, o.12.9.1853.
Elizabeth JOHNSON, wife of Charles H. Johnson of Pontypool, formerly of Daventry and only daughter of Mr. Parker of Newtown Street, Birmingham, d. 3 November 1853, o.7.11.1853.
Owen JOHNSON, died at Edgbaston, aged 90, d. 16 August 1853, o.22.8.1853.
Lucy Sophia JOHNSTONE, infant daughter of Dr. James Johnstone of the Old Square, d. 2 January 1853, o.10.1.1853.
Anne JOINER, widow of T. Joiner of Henley-in-Arden. Died at Broad Street, Warwick, aged 63, d. 13 October 1853, o.17.10.1853.
Anne JONES, late of Calthorpe Street, Edgbaston. Died in Chester, aged 76, d. 16 October 1853, o.24.10.1853.
Rev. Christopher JONES, died at the Vicarage, Canon Pyon, Curater of Hereford Cathedral, aged 72, d. 8 March 1853, o.14.3.1853.
George JONES, of the Oaks, Northfield, aged 69, d. 1 March 1853, o.7.3.1853.
J. Cove JONES, M.D., of Milverton, died at Cassilliss House, Southsea, Hampshire, d. 16 February 1853, o.21.2.1853.
John JONES, for nearly 40 years town clerk of Beaumaris, Anglesey, for more than 38 years, treasurer of the county of Anglesey. Died at Beaumaris, Anglesey, aged 70, d. 21 January 1853, o.31.1.1853.
John Henry JONES, Whitmore, of Chastleton House in the county of Oxford. Magistrate and Deputy Lieutenant for the counties of Oxford and Worcester, d. 5 March 1853, o.14.3.1853.
Margaret JONES, only child of the late Rev. E. Jones of Avebury, Wiltshire. Died at Edgbaston, aged 6, d. 11 December 1853, o.12.12.1853.
Maria JONES, daughter of George Jones of Constitution Hill, sister of Mrs Tonks of New Street, aged 14, d. 25 January 1853, o.31.1.1853.
Sarah JONES, wife of Thomas Jones, manager of the Radnorshire Bank, died at Presteign, d. 20 March 1853, o.28.3.1853.
Theresa Frances JONES, Coxe, eldest daughter of the late Fitzherbert Brooke of Stamhawe's Court, Gloucestershire. Wife of Josiah Jacques Jones of Horton, Gloucestershire and Aennil Hill House, near Chepstow. Died at Sidmouth, Devon, d. 20 January 1853, o.24.1.1853.
Charles James JUDD, eldest son of Charles Judd of Rugby. Died in Melbourne, South Australia, aged 26, d. 22 January 1853, o.18.7.1853.
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