| Description | Christopher WADDELL, died at his residence in Oxford, aged 58. d.5 May 1856. o.12.5.1856.
Turner C. WALSINGHAM, Esq., Her Majesty's consul for the city of Carthagena, Spain and eldest son of the late Edmund Turner Esq. of Truro, Cornwall. Died at Carthagena, Spain, aged 37. d.27 January 1856. o.11.2.1856.
Richard Frederick WALTER, youngest child of the Rev. Ambrose Sherwin, Pentonville Model Prison. d.25 March 1856. o.7.4.1856.
Joseph WALTHO, lock manufacturer and a town councillor of the borough of Wolverhampton. Died in Brickiln Street, Wolverhampton after a long illness, aged 62. d.25 March 1856. o.31.3.1856.
Thomas WALTON, of Livery Street, faithful and respected servant of Thomas Pemberton and Sons for a period of 60 years, aged 73. d.3 April 1856. o.7.4.1856.
Joseph WARDEN, of Wellington Road, Edgbaston, aged 69. d.25 January 1856. o.28.1.1856.
George WAREHAM, of 149 High Street, Bordesley, died after a short but painful illness, aged 55. d.19 May 1856. o.26.5.1856.
John WATSON, of Shrawley near Worcester, formerly of Hill Farm, Ansley in Warwickshire, aged 76. d.8 February 1856. o.18.2.1856.
Frederick Arthur WATTON, infant son of T. Watton, died of bronchitis at Edgbaston. d.3 April 1856. o.7.4.1856.
John Taylor WEDGWOOD, the last surviving son of the late Thomas Wedgwood Esq. of Etruria, died at Clapham, aged 74. d.6 March 1856. o.31.3.1856.
Florence Emma WESTBURY, only child of William Westbury of Villa Street, Lozells. Died after a few hours illness, aged 2. d.23 January 1856. o.28.1.1856.
James WESTLEY, of Regent Street, London. Third surviving son of the late Isaac Westley, died at his brother's, John Westley, Albion Street in Birmingham, aged 36. d.11 June 1856. o.16.6.1856.
Frederick WHITEHOUSE, second son of the late William Whitehouse, law stationer of Colmore Row. Died at the home of his mother in Northampton Street, aged 26. d.23 January 1856. o.28.1.1856.
Mary WHITELEY, wife of the Rev. John Henry Whiteley, Rector of Pedmore, Worcestershire. Died at the residence of her father, William Craven Esq. at Clapton Lodge, Halifax, aged 26. d.13 April 1856. o.21.4.1856.
Mrs Elizabeth WHITTINGHAM, of Digbeth, deservedly respected and lamented by her family and friends, aged 75. d.21 March 1856. o.31.3.1856.
Mary Ann WIGLEY, beloved wife of Emanuel Wigley of Coventry Road. d.31 January 1856. o.4.2.1856.
Herbert WILBERFORCE, William. Lieutenant R.N., eldest son of the Lord Bishop of Oxford, died at Torquay from the effects of over exertion with the Baltic Fleet, aged 22. d.28 February 1856. o.3.3.1856.
Edward Esq. WILKES, of Newhall Street, second son of the late Major Wilkes, aged 54. d.6 May 1856. o.12.5.1856.
WILLCOX, surgeon, died at his residence, 120 Bath Row, aged 68. d.2 January 1856. o.7.1.1856.
Mary Jane WILLCOX, wife of Thomas Willcox of Spencer Street and third daughter of the Rev. J.W. Percy of Warwick. Died after a long illness, aged 34. d.8 January 1856. o.14.1.1856.
John Esq. WILLIAMS, of the Friary, Handsworth, Staffordshire. Died at the house of his son-in-law, The Laurels, Edgbaston, aged 60. d.18 March 1856. o.24.3.1856.
Susan WILLIAMS, for nearly nine years the indefatigable mistress of the Mitton Infant School, Stourport, Worcs. Died after three days severe illness, aged 35. d.2 February 1856. o.11.2.1856.
Clara WILSON, relict of the Rev. John Wilson, late of Thickthorn Park, Kenilworth. Died at 68 Sydney Street, Brompton. d.29 April 1856. o.12.5.1856.
Sophia WINNINGTON, widow of Frederick W. Campbell Esq. of Barbreck, N.B. and sister of the late Sir Thomas E. Winnington, Bart. Died at Berkfield Lodge near Ipswich, Suffolk. d.5 February 1856. o.11.2.1856.
Eliza WOODHILL, widow of John Woodhill late of Birmingham. Died of congestion of the brain at 12 Plough and Harrow Road, Edgbaston, aged 59. d.26 March 1856. o.31.3.1856.
Emma Sarah WOODHOUSE, wife of Alfred Woodhouse of Leamington. Died after a few hours illness, aged 42. d.3 February 1856. o.18.2.1856.
Susan Anne WOODWARD, beloved wife of John Lees Esq. and youngest daughter of the late Henry Woodward Esq. of Leswell, Kidderminster. Died at Osgathorpe, Leicestershire, aged 22. d.21 March 1856. o.31.3.1856.
Benjamin jun. WOOLLEY, died at the residence of his father in Castle Street Dudley. d.30 December 1855. o.7.1.1856.
Edward Esq. WOOLMER, proprietor of the ÔExeter Gazette' and one of the Magistrates of that city, died at his residence, Barnfield, Exeter. d.15 March 1856. o.24.3.1856.
Anne Phebe WYLEY, wife of Francis Wyley, died at the Charter House, Coventry, aged 26. d.3 April 1856. o.7.4.1856.
William Henry WYON, modeller, formerly of Birmingham, died in London, aged 58. d.2 February 1856. o.11.2.1856. |