| Description | George Wakefield LANDER, eldest son of the late Thomas Lander of Curdworth, aged 13, d. 23 November 1853, o.5.12.1853.
J.R. LANE, died at his residence, Highfield, Edgbaston, aged 54, d. 4 February 1853, o.7.2.1853.
W.R. LANGBRIDGE, brother of H.C. Langbridge of Birmingham. Died at Portland Cottage, Cheltenham, d. 13 July 1853, o.18.7.1853.
James LANKESTER, servant, friend and companion of W.A. Roberts Esq. died at Bewdley, aged 63, d. 12 November 1853, o.21.11.1853.
John LATHAM, eldest son of the late Dr. Latham and a Magistrate of the County of Chester, died at his residence, Bradwell Hall, near Sandbach, d. 30 January 1853, o.7.2.1853.
Charles LAWRENCE, principal of Charles Lawrence & Son (mercantile firm), Deputy Lieutenant and Magistrate for Lancashire. In 1823 served in the office of Mayor for Liverpool, Chairman of Liverpool and Manchester Railway Board for a long period upto the time of its amalgamation with the London and Birmingham Railway. Died at Moseley Hill, Aigburth, near Liverpool, aged 76, d. 20 January 1853, o.31.1.1853.
John Henry LEES, died at Bacons End, near Coleshill, aged 66, d. 8 January 1853, o.10.1.1853.
Rev. Clement LEIGH, M.A., died at the Rectory, Newcastle, aged 79, d. 16 February 1853, o.21.2.1853.
Mary Ann LESLIE, widow of L. Leslie Esq of Upper Mall, Hammersmith and sister of Mr. Swinden of New Street, Birmingham, d. 20 June 1853, o.27.6.1853.
John Esq. LEVETT, of Wichnor Park, Staffordshire, aged 50, d. 19 December 1853, o.26.12.1853.
Harriet LILLINGSTON, relict of Charles Lillingston of Sproughton Chauntry, Suffolk, died at Hastings, aged 54, d. 9 April 1853, o.18.4.1853.
Alice Dewson LINES, youngest daughter of the late W.R. Lines. Died in Smallbrook Street, d. 20 May 1853, o.6.6.1853.
Rev. Henry LINGEN, M.A., formerly fellow of Wadham College, Oxford, died at his residence, Abberley, Worcestershire, aged 87, d. 18 March 1853, o.4.4.1853.
William Esq. LINWOOD, died at Birchfield, aged 73, d. 3 November 1853, o.7.11.1853.
Harriet LITTLE, widow of Thomas Little, late of Stourport, died at her residence in Albany Terrace, aged 66, d. 6 December 1853, o.12.12.1853.
Robert LLEWELLYN, of Conisville, United States, formerly of Birmingham, aged 53, d. 17 January 1853, o.21.2.1853.
Edmund LLOYD, needle manufacturer of Redditch, aged 66, d. 22 February 1853, o.28.2.1853.
Edmund LLOYD, upwards of forty years clerk to the Messrs. Lechmere bankers, Tewkesbury and Worcester. Died at Hanley Castle, aged 71, d. 19 May 1853, o.30.5.1853.
James LLOYD, of Moseley Wake Green, died in London, aged 77, d. 28 November 1853, o.5.12.1853.
William LLOYD, of Brook House, Himbleton, Worcestershire, aged 89, d. 28 April 1853, o.2.5.1853.
Rachel LOUD, wife of James Loud of Moseley Road, d. 30 April 1853, o.2.5.1853.
Lydia Mary LOWE, youngest daughter of J. Lowe, Post Office, Oldbury, aged 4, d. 5 December 1853, o.12.12.1853.
Sarah LOWE, wife of Henry Lowe of Hagley Road, Edgbaston, aged 35, d. 8 January 1853, o.10.1.1853.
William LOWE, late of the Lower Priory. Died at the house of his son, William Lowe in Great Colmore Street, aged 76, d. 12 June 1853, o.13.6.1853.
Thomas LOYNES, of Brougham Street, Birmingham and late of the Halfway Farm, Perry Barr. Died suddenly at Droitwich Baths, aged 72, d. 20 June 1853, o.27.6.1853.
Henry LUCAS, for twenty years Governor of the Old Walsall Workhouse, aged 75, d. 21 May 1853, o.30.5.1853.
Samuel LUCAS, died at his residence, Brunswick Square, Bristol, aged 83, d. 15 January 1853, o.24.1.1853.
Martha LUCKMAN, second daughter of the late Thomas Luckman of Coventry, sister of the late Jesse Johnson of Warwick Street, died at Leicester, aged 82, d. 1 January 1853, o.3.1.1853.
Frances LUDFORD, Millisent Newdigate, second daughter of the late John Newdigate Ludford, died at Ansley Hall, d. 14 March 1853, o.21.3.1853. |