| Description | Richard SAPCOTE, managed the offices of Mr. Alexander Harrison, solicitor of 8 Edmund Street, Birmingham for 26 years until his death, aged 54, d. 3 March 1852, o.8.3.1862.
Maria Elizabeth SAVAGE, only daughter of J.S. Savage, died at Rugby, aged 10 years 10 months, d. 12 May 1862, o.17.5.1862.
M.C. SCHLETTER, a Birmingham merchant, died in Venice, d. 27 December 1861, o.25.1.1862.
Dorothy SCOFIELD, (Mrs John sen.), late of Dale End, died after a short illness, aged 66, d. 6 April 1862, o.12.4.1862.
Joshua Esq. SEDDON, M.D., died at Longdon, Staffordshire, aged 64, d. 10 May 1862, o.17.5.1862.
Charles Frederick SERTON, youngest son of the late William Serton Esq. of Lambeth, Surrey. Died of rapid consumption, four months after the death of his mother in Edgbaston, aged 29, d. 24 June 1861, o.15.3.1862.
Frances SEWELL, youngest daughter of the late Rev. James Sewell, Vicar of Biddulph, Staffordshire. Died at the home of her brother, James Sewell Esq., Thorn Bank, Didsbury near Manchester, d. 19 April 1862, o.26.4.1862.
Charlotte SHARMAN, widow of William Sharman of Birmingham. Died at an advanced age at the home of her son, William Henry Sharman of New Street, d. 20 February 1862, o.22.2.1862.
Samuel Pole Esq. SHAW, died at Maple Hayes, Staffordshire, aged 73, d. 11 March 1862.
Rev. James SHERMAN, died at his home, The Paragon, Blackheath, aged 65, d. 15 February 1862, o.22.2.1862.
Katharine SHORT, third daughter of Thomas Short jun. Esq., died at The Grove, Harborne, aged 10, d. 21 January 1862, o.25.1.1862.
Mary SHOWELL, widow of Thomas Showell of Duchess Road, Edgbaston, aged 60, d. 5 May 1862, o.10.5.1862.
Jane Mary SIMMS, (Mrs George), of The Shrubbery, Bromsgrove, died at Highgate, aged 23, d. 14 February 1862, o.22.2.1862.
Richard SIMPSON, died at St. Johns Hospital, Lichfield, aged 85, d. 6 March 1862, o.8.3.1862.
Lady SKIPWITH, died at Coton House, Warwickshire, aged 34, d. 3 May 1862, o.10.5.1862.
Benjamin SMITH, late of Bromsgrove, died at Brighton, aged 82, d. 3 January 1862, o.11.1.1862.
Edwin SMITH, of Bradford Street, died of bronchitis, aged 56, d. 15 January 1862, o.18.1.1862.
Mary Ann SMITH, wife of William Smith, die sinker of Tower Street, died after a long illness of dropsy, aged 42, d. 14 January 1862, o.18.1.1862.
William SMITH, pearl button maker of New Summer Street, late of Woodcock Street, d. 20 April 1862, o.26.4.1862.
William SMUARD, of Godwin Street, Ashted, died after a long illness, aged 60, d. 13 May 1862, o.17.5.1862.
Emma SNAPE, (Mrs Edward), of Hockley Hill, died suddenly, d. 8 February 1862, o.15.2.1862.
Mary SPENCE, of Elm Place, Aston, died after a long affliction, d. 15 January 1862, o.18.1.1862.
Mary SPOONER, widow of William Spooner, died at The Hollies, Winson Green, aged 64, d. 13 January 1862, o.18.1.1862.
Mary Ann SPROSTON, Heslop, daughter of W.H. Sproston, surgeon of the Horse Fair, aged 7, d. 26 December 1861, o.4.1.1862.
Henry STARLING, grocer of Birmingham, aged 52, d. 28 April 1862, o.3.5.1862.
Mary STEDMAN, widow of Henry J. Stedman Esq. and daughter of the late Rev. Richard De Courcy of Shrewsbury. Died in Islington, d. 4 January 1862, o.11.1.1862.
Martha STENSON, widow of John Stenson, formerly of Ladywood Lane, Edgbaston. Died at her home, George Street, Lozells, aged 76, d. 23 January 1862, o.1.2.1862.
Nathaniel STENSON, M.D., died at Bourton-on-the-Water, Gloucestershire, aged 86, d. 8 February 1862, o.15.2.1862.
John William STEWARD, of Ichnield Street West, eldest son of the late Edward Steward, formerly of Berrington, Worcestershire, aged 66, d. 22 January 1862, o.1.2.1862.
Charles STEWART, of Smith Street, aged 26, d. 27 January 1862, o.1.2.1862.
Lilian STOCK, eighth child of Thomas S. Stock, The Priory, Northfield, aged 3, d. 2 March 1862, o.8.3.1862.
Elizabeth STOKES, wife of Thomas Pitt Stokes, auctioneer of Dudley, died at Dudley after a painful illness, aged 61 no date, o.8.2.1862.
Samuel SUTTON, died at Stafford, aged 71, d. 10 March 1862, o.15.3.1862.
George SWAIN, died at 60 Lionel Street, aged 56, d. 22 May 1862, o.24.5.1862.
Fanny SWEETT, relict of Thomas Sweett of Camden Street, aged 80, d. 4 February 1862, o.8.2.1862. |