| Description | Edmund MACPHERSON, Gifford, second son of the late Rev. R.R.J. Macpherson of Rugby, Warwickshire. Died at Balsall Heath, d. 24 January 1854, o.30.1.1854.
Mary MAIDENS, relict of W. Maidens. Died at the Heath, near Stourbridge, aged 83, d. 20 January 1854, o.30.1.1854.
W.A. MAINWARING, Captain of the 3rd Regiment of Kings Own Stafford Militia and late Captain of the 79th Highlanders. Died at Camp Hill, d. 9 May 1854, o.15.5.1854.
Hannah MAKEPEACE, wife of Charles Dugard Makepeace sen. of Bradford Street. Died after a protracted illness, d. 12 January 1854, o.16.1.1854.
Florence Martha MANBY, youngest child of William Manby Esq. of Tettenhall near Wolverhampton, aged 10, d. 6 February 1854, o.13.2.1854.
Herbert John MANCLARKE, second son of Richard Beatriffe Manclarke Esq. of Rugby, late of Warslow Hall, Staffordshire. Died at Sugar Hill, Texas, U.S.A., aged 25, d. 15 November 1853, o.23.1.1854.
Charles Esq. MANDER, of Wolverhampton, aged 74, d. 22 December 1853, o.2.1.1854.
Susannah MARTIN, relict of Thomas Martin, died at Kings Norton, aged 87, d. 18 March 1854, o.30.3.1854.
Elizabeth MASEFIELD, relict of John Masefield of the Buttery, Shropshire. Died at her residence Queen Street, Wolverhampton, aged 85, d. 30 March 1854, o.3.4.1854.
Joseph MIDDLETON, formerly of Tamworth, died at Stourbridge of apoplexy, aged 82, d. 17 March 1854, o.27.3.1854.
Frances Bowyer MILLER, wife of William Miller of Edgbaston, daughter of Jeremiah Vaux of Birmingham, aged 69, d. 26 February 1854, o.6.3.1854.
Mary Ann MILLER, daughter of W. Miller of Dudley, died at the residence of her uncle, Richard Miller of West Bromwich, d. 25 February 1854, o.6.3.1854.
Elizabeth MILLS, eldest daughter of the late Nathaniel Mills of Birmingham, aged 47, d. 3 February 1854, o.6.2.1854.
Catherine MILWARD, relict of George Milward Esq., aunt of Mrs Joseph James of Highfield, Edgbaston. Died at Stoke, near Coventry, aged 68, d. 24 January 1854, o.30.1.1854.
Miss Cecilia MOFFAT, of George Square, Edinburgh, sister of Mrs William Taylor, Highfield, Edgbaston, d. 26 January 1854, o.6.3.1854.
Matthew MOLE, formerly Lieutenant of the First Regiment of Foot, and afterwards for 11 years Governer of the House of Correction, Southwell, Nottinghamshire. Died in Barker Street, aged 78, d. 2 May 1854, o.15.5.1854.
Mrs Elizabeth MOODY, late of Darlington and only sister of Mrs Cummings of Edgbaston, died in Bath Row, aged 78, d. 14 February 1854, o.20.2.1854.
Edward MOORWOOD, many years army butcher and contractor in Birmingham, died at his residence, Cottage Lane, aged 84, d. 22 March 1854, o.10.4.1854.
Henry MORDAUNT, youngest son of the late Sir John Mordaunt, Bart. died at Walton, aged 8, d. 12 January 1854, o.23.1.1854.
Thomas MORRIS, father of the Rev. J.A. Morris, M.A. Vicar of Hampton-in-Arden, died at Warwick, aged 83, d. 21 March 1854, o.27.3.1854.
Thomas William MORRIS, of Shabbington, Buckinghamshire, aged 78, d. 31 March 1854, o.17.4.1854.
William Rowland MOSELEY, son of William Moseley of Clive Street, aged 3, d. 6 March 1854, o.13.3.1854. |