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Ref NoNewspapers/Birmingham Gazette/O/1801/S
Title1801: S. Birmingham Gazette Obituaries Index.
LevelTemporary
Date1801
DescriptionJohn SCANDNET, formerly of Worcester, died in Broad Street, d. 26 June 1801, o.29.6.1801.
John SHARP, factor of St. Pauls Square, d. 23 January 1801, o.26.1.1801.
SHELDON, bellows maker of Park Street, d. 23 April 1801, o.27.10.1801.
SHELDON, pincer maker of Lower Temple Street, d. 31 October 1801, o.2.11.1801.
James SHELTON, victualler of Lancaster Street, d. 23 May 1801, o.25.5.1801.
G. jun. SIMCOX, d. 6 August 1801, o.10.8.1801.
SIMMONS, gilt toy maker of St. Pauls Square, d. 4 October 1801, o.12.10.1801.
Mrs Stephen SIMPSON, of Lichfield, formerly of Birmingham, d. 23 June 1801, o.29.6.1801.
Mrs SIVETER, of Sare Hole Mill, d. 11 August 1801, o.17.8.1801.
James SKETCHLEY, of Pekipsy near New York, U.S.A. formerly of Birmingham, d. 6 August 1801, o.28.9.1801.
Samuel SKETCHLEY, schoolmaster of St. Martins Street, Five Ways, d. 15 February 1801, o.16.2.1801.
Edward SMALLWOOD, of Bristol Street, formerly of New Street, d. 26 March 1801, o.30.3.1801.
Thomas SMALLWOOD, cabinet maker of Bull Street, d. 30 November 1801, o.7.12.1801.
Mrs Benjamin SMITH, of Handsworth, d. 6 June 1801, o.8.6.1801.
Jane SMITH, of Walcote, widow of William Smith, brassfounder of Birmingham, d. 24 July 1801, o.27.7.1801.
Mrs SODEN, of Great Charles Street, d. 9 July 1801, o.20.7.1801.
Benjamin SPENCER, Lieutenant, of the Marines, son of the Rev. Dr. Spencer of Aston, d. March 1801, o.20.4.1801.
Charles SPOZZI, dancing master of Lower Temple Street, d. 13 October 1801, o.19.10.1801.
Samuel SPRUCE, dealer in liquors of Suffolk Street, d. 30 May 1801, o.1.6.1801.
William SPRUCE, Sheriff's Officer of New Street, d. 17 April 1801, o.20.4.1801.
Francis STATHAM, of Grove Hill, Handsworth, d. 21 April 1801, o.27.4.1801.
John STATHAM, butcher of Lower Temple Street, d. 14 November 1801, o.16.11.1801.
Mrs Thomas STEWARD, of Lutterworth, formerly of Birmingham, d. 22 June 1801, o.29.6.1801.
John STUART, officer of Warwickshire Militia, died in Kings Norton, d. 8 August 1801, o.10.8.1801.
James SWAIN, gilt toy maker of Handsworth, d. 15 February 1801, o.23.2.1801.
John SWAINE, of Handsworth, member of the Volunteer Cavalry, d. 5 March 1801, o.9.3.1801.
James SYMONDS, d. 24 June 1801, o.29.6.1801.
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