| Description | Mary Ann MABON, wife of William Steward Mabon, late of Manchester and youngest daughter of the late Mr. B.B. Baldwin of Temple Row, Birmingham. Died at Melbourne, Australia after a short illness, d. 5 February 1856, o.19.5.1856.
Elizabeth MACDONALD, relict of William Macdonald of The Poplars, Sparkbrook, aged 59, d. 27 February 1856, o.3.3.1856.
Lucy MADELEY, the beloved wife of Thomas Hughes and only daughter of Richard Madeley of Berwood House, Erdington. Died at Clayton, Staffordshire, d. 30 May 1856, o.2.6.1856.
Charles J. Esq. MASON, formerly much celebrated as a manufacturer of ironstone china, died at Fenton, aged 65, d. 5 February 1856, o.11.2.1856.
Rev. W.H. MASSIE, Rector of St. Marys and Minor Canan of the Cathedral in that city, fourth son of the late Rev. R. Massie, d. 6 January 1856, o.14.1.1856.
Charlotte MATTHEWS, wife of John Matthews, auctioneer. Died at the Rectory House Cross, Worcester, after a painful and protracted illness, d. 2 January 1856, o.7.1.1856.
Henry John Esq. MAXWELL, third son of the late Rev. Patrick Maxwell of Almer Rectory, Dorset. Died at Great Malvern in consequence of a fall from a cliff, d. 1 March 1856, o.10.3.1856.
James McKAY, factor, died at Vyse Street, sincerely regretted, aged 39, d. 15 March 1856, o.24.3.1856.
Mrs MEREDITH, eldest daughter of the late James Shaw Hellier Esq. of the Woodhouses, Staffordshire, died at Smeston, d. 26 March 1856, o.7.4.1856.
Mary Sophia MEREDITH, eldest daughter of Thomas Meredith, died of consumption at Hasbury, aged 21, d. 31 May 1856, o.16.6.1856.
Mary MIDGLEY, widow of J. Midgley Esq. of Deeplish Hill near Rochdale. Died at Ercall Park, near Wellington, Shropshire, aged 58, d. 21 February 1856, o.3.3.1856.
Mary MINSHULL, wife of S. Minshull and eldest daughter of the late J.C. Perry of Birmingham, aged 50, d. 22 March 1856, o.24.3.1856.
Sarah MINTON, relict of Thomas Minton Esq., died at Stoke Ville, Stoke-upon-Trent, aged 84, d. 23 February 1856, o.3.3.1856.
Robert MOLE, died at his residence in Hagley Road, Edgbaston, aged 56, d. 14 April 1856, o.21.4.1856.
John Esq. MOLLADY, of Warwick, aged 62, d. 5 June 1856, o.9.6.1856.
Elizabeth MORDAUNT, eldest and last surviving sister of the late Sir Charles Mordaunt, Bart., of Walton in this county, died at 11 Montagu Square, London, aged 87, d. 11 January 1856, o.21.1.1856.
Andrew Esq MORRIS, retired Commander of the Royal Navy, died at The Larches, Warwickshire, aged 75, d. 10 January 1856, o.21.1.1856.
Richard MORRIS, plater and coach brassfounder of Market Street, aged 61, d. 25 May 1856, o.9.6.1856.
Sarah MORRIS, widow of S. Morris of Loveday Street, died at her residence in Sandy Lane, aged 98, d. 20 May 1856, o.26.5.1856.
Thomas MORRIS, solicitor of Warwick, aged 58, d. 25 February 1856, o.3.3.1856.
Edward MOSELEY, of Cliveland Street, aged 27, d. 27 March 1856, o.31.3.1856.
Mary Bridget MOSTYN, youngest daughter of the late Sir Roger Mostyn Bart. and aunt to the Right Hon. Lord Mostyn, Mostyn Hall, Flintshire. Died at her residence, Bodysgallen, near Conway, aged 75, d. 30 January 1856, o.11.2.1856.
Ann MOTT, wife of J.R. Mott of Moseley, died in London, aged 41, d. 28 March 1856, o.31.3.1856.
William Esq. MUNRO, for 40 years a magistrate for the County of Gloucester, died suddenly at his seat, Druids Stoke, Gloucestershire, aged 75, d. 1 February 1856.
Abraham MURCOTT, youngest son of the late Andrew Murcott of Bubbenhall, died at Thoyden Bois, Essex, aged 64, d. 26 March 1856, o.7.4.1856. |