| Description | Henry Hugh HADEN, of Broad Street, aged 73, d. 6 March 1862, o.8.3.1862.
Emily Charlotte HADLEY, only daughter of Isaac Hadley, Pershore Road, aged 4, d. 23 April 1862, o.26.4.1862.
Catherine HALL, wife of John Hall, nailfactor, died at Upper Gornal after a lingering illness, aged 70, d. 12 April 1862, o.19.4.1862.
Joseph Esq. HALL, of Bloomfield Ironworks, Tipton, Staffordshire died at his home at Handsworth after a few days illness of pnuemonia, aged 73, d. 18 January 1862, o.25.1.1862.
Kate Elizabeth HALL, daughter of W. Hall of Haydon Street, Balsall Heath died at the home of her grandfather, Mr. R. Badger of Showell Farm, Swerford, Oxfordshire, d. 26 January 1862, o.1.2.1862.
Mary Ann HAMMOND, widow of Charles Hammond of the Minories, died at West Bromwich, aged 66, d. 8 May 1862, o.10.5.1862.
Miss Ann HANSON, died at 1 Dormer Place, Leamington, aged 81, d. 24 May 1862, o.31.5.1862.
Sarah HARCOURT, wife of Joseph Harcourt and youngest daughter of the late William Hammond of Worcester Street Birmingham, aged 29, d. 27 February 1862, o.8.3.1862.
Captain William HARDINGE, of Her Majesty's 50th Regiment of Foot, son of the late Lieut-Colonel Hardinge of the 99th Regiment and son-in-law of T.J. Buckton, Esq. Lichfield. Died at Parkhurst, Isle of Wight, d. 20 January 1862, o.1.2.1862.
Frank Joseph HARDWICK, youngest son of Joseph Hardwick of Bradford Street, d. 10 March 1862, o.15.3.1862.
James HARDY, died suddenly at his home, Constitution Hill, d. 20 March 1862, o.22.3.1862.
Elizabeth HARRIES, wife of Thomas D. Harries of Edgbaston Street daughter of Samuel Preston of Hinckley, aged 28, d. 13 April 1862, o.19.4.1862.
Samuel Esq. HAYCOCK, late of Erdington, near Birmingham, died at Boulogne-sur-Mer after a few days illness, aged 70, d. 16 January 1862, o.25.1.1862.
Harry HEATH, nephew of John Heath of Yardley, died after a long illness, aged 21, d. 19 May 1862, o.24.5.1862.
Fanny HEDGES, wife of Samuel Hedges of Ravenhurst Street and for many years a resident of Digbeth, d. 30 January 1862, o.1.2.1862.
Julia Emily HENLEY, Augusta, wife of Lord Henley, M.P. and only daughter of the very Rev. John Peel D.D. Dean of Worcester died at 18 Eccleston Square, London S.W., aged 34, d. 15 February 1862, o.22.2.1862.
Mary Ann HESLOP, only daughter of Mr. H.H. Sproston, surgeon of the Horse Fair, Birmingham. See also Sproston, Mary Ann, aged 7, d. 26 December 1861, o.4.1.1862.
Richard HICKMAN, of Bilston Stone Quarries, died at his home, aged 58, d. 22 February 1862, o.1.3.1862.
Alfred Heeley HILL, only surviving son of John H. Hill of Lee Crescent Edgbaston, aged 4, d. 4 May 1862, o.10.5.1862.
Thomas Roach HILL, builder of Vittoria Street, Harpers Hill, died of bronchitis after 10 days illness, aged 55, d. 7 March 1862, o.15.3.1862.
Thomas Edward HOBDAY, eldest son of the late Thomas Hobday, died at Harborne Hill, Edgbaston, aged 40, d. 4 March 1862, o.8.3.1862.
HOLLIS Elizabeth, wife of William Hollis, plumber and glazier of Sutton Coldfield, aged 68, d. 18 April 1962, o.3.5.1862.
Edward HOLMES, for over 50 years a resident of Laurel Cottage, Kings Heath, aged 85, d. 6 February 1862, o.8.2.1862.
Thomas HOPE, of Warstone Lane, died after a long illness, aged 58, d. 15 January 1862, o.18.1.1862.
Sir Hungerford HOSKYNS, Bart., of Harewood, Herefordshire, succeeded to the Baronetcy in 1802, aged 60, d. 3 March 1862, o.8.3.1862.
Sarah HOUGHTON, widow of Matthew Houghton, late of Church Hill, Handsworth, aged 72, d. 9 February 1862, o.15.2.1862.
Mary HOWELL, wife of H. Howell, died in London, aged 42, d. 25 February 1862, o.1.3.1862.
Lydia Elizabeth HULME, daughter of Isaiah Hulme of King Edwards Road, aged 1 year 11 months, d. 16 May 1862, o.24.5.1862.
Francis HUNT, of Belper, Derbyshire, father of William Hunt of Newhall Street, Birmingham, aged 85, d. 22 May 1862, o.24.5.1862.
Henrietta Louisa HUNT, Gertrude, wife of Henry Oliver Hunt of Stratford-on-Avon and third daughter of John Amery of Stourbridge, aged 27, d. 7 February 1862, o.15.2.1862. |