Ref NoNewspapers/Birmingham Gazette/O/1742
TitleGazette Obituaries Index: 1740s
LevelTemporary
Date1742 - 1749
DescriptionCaptain BRUTHFIELD, of Lord Cavendish's Regiment. d.2 March 1742. o.8.3.1742.
HADEN, tanner, d. 25 December 1742.
Brown EABOURNE, High Sheriff for Warwick, d. 26 April 1743, o.2.5.1743.
GREENWOOD, gardiner no date, o.28.5.1744.
HOLLIER, apothecary, d. 13 October 1744, o.22.10.1744.
John MASON, warrener, killed by poachers on Rudge Heath, New Inns, d. 31 July 1744, o.5.8.1744.
Rev. BUDWORTH, Rector of Brerewood and Master of the Brerewood Grammar School, died of apoplexy. d.1 September 1745. o.9.9.1745.
Henry PLUMPTON, of Hints, Staffordshire, died at his lodgings in Knaves Acre, near Soho, d. 13 December 1745, o.23.12.1745.
Hon. Edward DIGBY, son of the Right Hon. the Lord Digby, Knight of the Shire for the County of Warwick, died at Coleshill Hall, d. 1 October 1746, o.6.10.1746.
Dr. LARKIN, physician of Birmingham, d. 1 June 1746, o.2.6.1746.
William SNEYD, J.P. for Staffordshire, d. 10 February 1746.
Sir John BRIDGEMAN Bart., of Castle Bromwich. d.21 July 1747. o.27.7.1747.
Humphry WYRLEY, died at Hampstead Hall, Handsworth. d.2 November 1747. o.9.11.1747.
John DUGDALE, died at Blythe Hall, d. 4 August 1749, o.7.8.1749.
John HOO, of Barr, d. 17 August 1749.
William JORDEN, master of the Red Lion Inn, d. 23 March 1749.
Rt. Hon. Thomas LEIGH, Lord of Stoneleigh, d. December 1749.
PAYTON, excise officer of Dudley, d. 3 June 1749.
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