| Description | J.F. SAVILLE, late lessee of the Nottingham and Derby Theatres and brother of the celebrated Helen Faucit, died in Nottingham, d. 31 December 1855, o.7.1.1856.
Robert Esq. SCOTT, died at Stourbridge, aged 53, d. 21 February 1856, o.25.2.1856.
Richard SEWARD, of Lutterworth, d. 25 May 1856, o.2.6.1856.
Ann Harriett SHARMAN, only daughter of the late Samuel Sharman Esq. of Oakfield, Moseley near Birmingham. Died of epilepsy at the residence of her brother, Martin Sharman, d. 29 January 1856, o.4.2.1856.
Martha SHARP, wife of A. Gearing and second daughter of J. Sharp sen. of Leamington, aged 32, d. 19 March 1856, o.31.3.1856.
Thomas Henry SHARPLES, died after a short but severe illness in Tamworth, aged 41, d. 11 January 1856, o.21.1.1856.
Ann Maria SHAW, of Netherend, Cradley, died at her residence, aged 72, d. 3 Februray 1856, o.11.2.1856.
John SHAW, nail factor, late of Park Street, died at the residence of his son-in-law, William Carron, Handsworth, aged 75, d. 11 March 1856, o.24.3.1856.
William SHAYLE, formerly of Wellington Road, Edgbaston, aged 63, d. 28 April 1856, o.5.5.1856.
SHELDON, infant son of the Rev. John Sheldon of Warwick, d. 12 April 1856, o.21.4.1856.
William SHELDON, auctioneer of Stratford-upon-Avon and a magistrate of that borough, d. 10 April 1856, o.14.4.1856.
Emma Sarah SHEPHARD, youngest daughter of George Shephard, Charter House Street, Charter House Square, London. Died of whooping cough, aged 2, d. 4 June 1856, o.9.6.1856.
Hannah SIBREE, wife of John Budgett Esq. and beloved sister of the Rev. Peter Sibree of this town, died at Henleaze House, Clifton, d. 29 May 1856, o.9.6.1856.
James Stonor SIMKISS, eldest son of Thomas Stonor Simkiss Esq. of Wolverhampton, aged 30, d. 11 February 1856, o.18.2.1856.
William SIMMONS, died at Warstock near Moseley after a short but severe illness, aged 61, d. 21 February 1856, o.3.3.1856.
Joseph SIMPSON, late of Dr. Simpson's establishment, Worcester and of The Shrubbery, Bromsgrove. Died at the residence of Mr. Simms, Highgate near Birmingham, aged 56, d. 26 January 1856, o.4.2.1856.
Thomas SIMPSON, of the Parade, aged 76, d. 22 May 1856, o.2.6.1856.
Agnes Mary SMITH, second daughter of Apsley Smith of Pembrey, South Wales, aged 4, d. 27 December 1855, o.7.1.1856.
Hannah SMITH, relict of Thomas Smith, formerly of Caponfield Iron Works, Bilston. Died at Goldthorn Hill, Wolverhampton after a painful illness borne with Christian fortitude, aged 75, d. 18 May 1856, o.26.5.1856.
Rev. J. SMITH, M.A., Vicar of Long Buckby, Northamptonshire and Prebendary of Lichfield, died suddenly, d. 25 April 1856, o.12.5.1856.
Mrs Job SMITH, widow of Job Smith, commercial traveller of Birmingham, died at 104 Moor Street, aged 77, d. 29 December 1855, o.7.1.1856.
John SMITH, Captain, father of Mrs Sheepshanks of Coventry, died in Falmouth, aged 88, d. 16 January 1856, o.21.1.1856.
Joseph SMITH, for many years the Registrar of Births and Deaths for the St. Pauls District, aged 80, d. 9 May 1856, o.19.5.1856.
Richard SMITH, of Rea Hall, Great Barr, aged 85, d. 28 May 1856, o.9.6.1856.
Sir E.J. SMYTHE, Bart., died at his seat, Acton Burnell Park, Shropshire, aged 69, d. 11 March 1856, o.17.3.1856.
William Esq. SOLEY, Justice of the Peace of the Borough of Evesham, aged 86, d. 9 March 1856, o.17.3.1856.
Katherine SPACKMAN, wife of the Rev. C. Spackman, vicar of Long Itchington, died at Stockton, aged 31, d. 21 March 1856, o.31.3.1856.
Ellen Lee SPITTLE, beloved child of William F. Spittle of Rose Place, Burbury Street, Lozells, aged 11 months, d. 7 March 1856, o.17.3.1856.
Margaret STABLE, widow of Lorenzo Stable Esq., late of Stanmore, Middlesex. Died at Glenuske, Monmouthshire at the residence of her son-in-law, Samuel Hamfray Esq., aged 86, d. 26 May 1856, o.2.6.1856.
George STEVENSON, of the Roebuck Inn, Handsworth and late of Digbeth. Deeply regretted by his family and friends, d. 2 April 1856, o.7.4.1856.
J.S. STOWE, of Lodge Road, Handsworth, died after a long and painful illness, d. 3 March 1856, o.10.3.1856.
Rev. Robert STRONG, M.A., for nearly thirty five years vicar of Painswick, Gloucestershire and eldest son of the late Rev. Robert Strong, Rector of Brampton Abbotts, Ross, Herefordshire. Died at the Vicarage, Painswick, Gloucestershire, aged 61, d. 21 January 1856, o.28.1.1856.
Louisa Manners SUTTON, eldest surviving daughter of the late Right Rev. Charles Manners Sutton, Archbishop of Canterbury died in Leamington, aged 69, d. 16 February 1856, o.3.3.1856. |