| Description | Samuel sen. SALISBURY, of Rugeley, Staffordshire, aged 71, d. 26 September 1853, o.3.10.1853.
Miss SALMON, of Wake Green, Moseley, aged 73, d. 4 March 1853, o.7.3.1853.
Elizabeth SANDFORD, wife of the Ven. J. Sandford, Archdeacon of Coventry. Died at Dunchurch, d. 15 September 1853, o.26.9.1853.
Clement SCHOLEFIELD, eldest son of Joshua Scholefield, aged 49, d. 21 July 1853, o.25.7.1853.
Salis SCHWABE, merchant and charitable benefactor of Manchester died at his marine villa Glyn Gaich, Anglesey of scarlet fever, d. 24 July 1853, o.1.8.1853.
Alexander SCOTT, of the Holt, near Bridgenorth. Late curator of the Wolverhampton Cemetery, d. 30 August 1853, o.5.9.1853.
James SCRUTON, professor of music, was attached to the Birmingham Theatre for a number of years and left for Glasgow about 13 months ago. Died in Glasgow, aged 52, d. 4 December 1853, o.12.12.1853.
Elizabeth SEABER, wife of Thomas Seaber, draper of West Bromwich. Died at her father's residence, John Scott, draper of Worcester, aged 28, d. 6 December 1953, o.12.12.1853.
Benjamin SEAGER, of Broad Waters, late and many years of Sion Hill, both near Kidderminster. Much respected father of Mrs Clymer, Ivy Cottage, Monument Lane, Edgbaston., aged 82, d. 5 September 1853, o.12.9.1853.
Elizabeth SHAKESPEAR, widow of Thomas Shakespear of Fillongley. Died at her residence, Bristol Road, aged 81, d. 2 December 1853, o.5.12.1853.
Thomas SHARMAN, warden of parish church for many years, died at his residence at Aston, aged 46, d. 30 March 1853, o.4.4.1853.
Mary Anne SHARP, eldest sister of James Sharp, editor of the Leamington Courier, aged 40, d. 8 December 1853, o.12.12.1853.
Rebecca SHARRATT, died at the house of her son-in-law, Joseph Hawes, Blucher Street, aged 67, d. 19 November 1853, o.28.11.1853.
C.A. SHAYLE, (Mrs William), late of Wellington Road, died at the residence Mr. Shargool, 8 Union Street, d. 27 April 1853, o.2.5.1853.
Mary Ann SHENSTONE, only daughter of the late William Henry Shenstone. Late of Birmingham, died at Tottenham, London, aged 6, d. 19 October 1853, o.24.10.1853.
Mrs Sarah SHENSTONE, aged 94, d. 5 July 1853, o.18.7.1853.
William Henry SHENSTONE, of this town, aged 41, d. 31 July 1853, o.8.8.1853.
Mary SHEPHARD, relict of Joseph Shephard of this town. Died at her house in London, aged 82, d. 23 August 1853, o.29.8.1853.
Edwin SHEPHERD, died at his residence, Prospect Place, Hockley, aged 55, d. 18 January 1853, o.24.1.1853.
Albert SHORTHOUSE, Benjamin, fourth son of Benjamin Shorthouse of Horseley Heath, Tipton, aged 26, d. 13 February 1853, o.21.2.1853.
Mrs Samuel SHORTHOUSE, relict of Samuel Shorthouse, mother of John Shorthouse, manager of Dudley and West Bromwich Bank. Died in West Bromwich, aged 72, d. 13 April 1853, o.11.4.1853.
Mary SILVEY, widow of Richard Silvey. Died at Bilston, aged 85, d. 18 May 1853, o.23.5.1853.
George SIMCOX, of Handsworth, aged 59, d. 28 August 1853, o.5.9.1853.
Amelia SIMISTER, (Mrs George), late of Birmingham, died in London, d. 10 February 1853, o.14.2.1853.
Sarah SIVITER, only daughter of the late John Siviter of New John Street West, wife of Thomas Smith, jeweller of Geach Street, d. 3 February 1853, o.14.2.1853.
Frederick James SKINNER, youngest son of George Skinner, solicitor of St. Johns, Worcester, aged 21, d. 8 January 1853, o.17.1.1853.
Mary SLUCOCK, relict of John Slucock, black ornament manufacturer of this town, sincerely regretted, aged 62, d. 28 August 1853, o.29.8.1853.
SMALL, for many years butler to N. Newdegate, M.P. of Arbury Hall, d. 22 October 1853, o.31.10.1853.
Amelia Jane SMITH, (Mrs Joseph), of Great Charles Street, aged 53, d. 19 January 1853, o.31.1.1853.
Ann SMITH, relict of Joseph Smith, formerly of Balsall Heath, died at Francis Street, Bloomsbury, aged 80, d. 23 April 1853, o.25.4.1853.
Charles Frederick Esq. SMITH, late of Harborne Heath, died in London, d. 22 October 1853, o.7.11.1853.
Mary SMITH, relict of Daniel Smith, many years a resident in Smallbrook, aged 58, d. 12 January 1853, o.24.1.1853.
Michael SMITH, of Bilston, died after a long and lingering illness, aged 56, d. 7 August 1853, o.15.8.1853.
Sarah SMITH, wife of Thomas Smith, jeweller of Geach Street, only daughter of the late John Lister of New John Street West, d. 3 February 1853, o.14.2.1853.
Thomas SMITH, formerly of Capponfield Iron Works near Bilston, died at Goldthorn Hill in the parish of Sedgley, aged 75, d. 23 January 1853, o.31.1.1853.
Thomas SMITH, of 9 Highgate, aged 56, d. 3 March 1853, o.7.3.1853.
Thomas SMITH, of Dudley Port, died after a painful illness, aged 51, d. 23 July 1853, o.1.8.1853.
William SMITH, of Lee Bank, Edgbaston, aged 33, d. 24 January 1853, o.14.2.1853.
William SMITH, coal dealer of Oxford Street, aged 53, d. 15 March 1853, o.21.3.1853.
William SMITH, formerly and for several years an attorney in Wolverhampton, died at Newbridge, aged 71, d. 21 March 1853, o.28.3.1853.
William SMITH, draper of Sutton Coldfield, aged 39, d. 1 June 1853, o.6.6.1853.
William Henry SMITH, son of Henry Smith of Moseley Road, aged 2, d. 16 March 1853, o.21.3.1853.
Carrington SMYTHE, eldest son of Sir Edward Smyth, Bart. Died at Wootton Hall, Wooton Wawen, d. 14 September 1853, o.19.9.1853.
Anne SNAPE, relict of William Snape, draper of Lichfield, died at the residence of her son, Edward Snape, Great Hampton Street, aged 74, d. 3 March 1853, o.7.3.1853.
Harry Stanley SOLOMON, son of Henry Solomon of Pont-y-Pridd, Glamorganshire, died at his uncle's residence, Mr. Pledge of Cheapside, aged 9 months, d. 10 January 1853, o.17.1.1853.
Arthur Edward SOMERSET, barrister-at-law of the Inner Temple, youngest son of the late Lord Arthur Somerset. Died at Woolhampton House, Berkshire, d. 9 September 1853, o.19.9.1853.
John SOUTHALL, youngest son of the Rev. Henry Southall, for many years Rector of Kington and brother to the late Rev. Henry Southall, Rector of Kington and Vicar of Bishampton, Worcestershire. Died at Kings Norton, aged 83, d. 5 February 1853, o.14.2.1853.
Samuel SOUTHALL, died at his residence, Etnam Street, Leominster, d. 13 March 1853, o.21.3.1853.
Miss SOUTHERN, late matron of the South Staffordshire Hospital, Wolverhampton, d. 13 November 1853, o.21.11.1853.
Jane SPURRIER, daughter of the late John Heeley Esq. solicitor, formerly of Walsall, died at Newark, Ohio of typhus fever, d. 18 October 1853, o.21.11.1853.
Alfred Bernard STAMPS, infant son of Thomas Stamps of Hamstead Row, Handsworth, d. 22 December 1853, o.26.12.1853.
Thomas STANIER, for many years a member of the musical profession of this town, died at his residence in Broad Street, aged 59, d. 4 February 1853, o.14.2.1853.
Catherine STANLEY, d. 6 October 1853, o.10.10.1853.
Mary STANTON, nurse in the infirmary, died at the Walsall Union workhouse, aged 54, d. 30 November 1853, o.5.12.1853.
Esther Charlotte STAPLYTON, wife of Henry Chetwynd Stapylton Esq. of Norkolk Street, Park Lane and daughter of Mr. Serjeant Goulburn. Died in Tunbridge Wells, aged 24, d. 3 July 1853.
Henry STEELE, of Cottingham, Yorkshire. Died on a visit to his father-in-law, T. Steele of Vaughton Street, Birmingham, aged 26, d. 30 September 1853, o.10.10.1853.
Susannah STEELE, wife of Henry Steele of Cottingham, Yorkshire. Died on a visit to her father, T. Steele of Vaughton Street, Birmingham, d. 17 September 1853, o.26.9.1853.
Rev. Henry STEVENSON, Joseph, died at Hallow Vicarage, vicar of Grimley-cum-Hallow Worcestershire. Examining Chaplain to the Bishop of the Dicese and Hon. Canon of Worcester, d. 24 June 1853, o.27.6.1853.
James STEVENSON, infant son of the Rev. T.S. Stevenson, d. 24 April 1853, o.25.4.1853.
James STEVENSON, of Uffington, Lincolnshire and of Grove House, Middlesex, eldest brother of the Rev. Henry Bellairs of Bedworth, d. 18 August 1853, o.29.8.1853.
Edward STEWART, late of Berrington, Wocestersire, died in Birmingham, aged 84, d. 17 February 1853, o.28.2.1853.
Samuel STEWART, late Lieutenant-colonel of the Warwickshire Militia, died in Leamington, aged 78 no date, o.23.5.1853.
Lucy STOKES, relict of W. Stokes and elder daughter of the late Joseph Harrison of Mitchley Park, Edgbaston, aged 45, d. 29 August 1853, o.5.9.1853.
Elizabeth STONE, wife of Humphrey John Stone, late of Leominster. Eldest daughter of the late Rev. Thomas Williams, Rector of Shobdon, Herefordshire. Died at 34 Tonbridge Place, New Road, aged 81, d. 26 September 1853, o.10.10.1853.
William STONE, aged 72, d. 26 November 1853, o.28.11.1853.
Mary STUDD, beloved wife of Colonel Studd, died at Oxton South Devon, d. 13 August 1853, o.22.8.1853.
William SUCKLING, clerk in the Birmingham and Midland Bank for many years, aged 33, d. 20 February 1853, o.28.2.1853.
Jane SUFFIELD, (Mrs Joseph), of Union Passage, aged 35, d. 4 October 1853, o.10.10.1853.
Britain SUTCLIFFE, Goddington, son of Isherwood Sutcliffe of Great Hampton Street, aged 7, d. 1 January 1853, o.10.1.1853.
Joseph SWAIN, of the Parade, aged 41, d. 27 October 1853, o.31.10.1853.
Obadiah Charles SWANN, died in Redditch, aged 72, d. 28 December 1852, o.3.1.1853. |