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Ref NoNewspapers/Birmingham Gazette/O/1802/W
Title1802: W. Birmingham Gazette Obituaries Index.
LevelTemporary
Date1802
DescriptionMrs Thomas WAKEFIELD, of High Street. d.2 February 1802. o.8.2.1802.
Thomas WALFORD, of Deritend. d.4 November 1802. o.8.11.1802.
John sen. WALLIS, of Bromsgrove Street, formerly carrier from Birmingham to London. d.1 August 1802. o.2.8.1802.
Mrs J.S. WARREN, of Dale End. d.26 February 1802. o.1.3.1802.
Mrs Thomas WEBB, of Cannon Street. d.26 September 1802. o.4.10.1802.
WELCH, of the Red Lion Inn, Digbeth. d.8 October 1802. o.11.10.1802.
Mrs W. WELCH, of Moseley. d.1 June 1802. o.7.6.1802.
WESTLEY, plater of Hill Street. d.26 January 1802. o.1.2.1802.
Charles WHATELEY, of Liverpool, son of the late John Whateley of Handsworth. d.28 March 1802. o.5.4.1802.
Miss Eliza WHATELEY, of Cherry Street. d.24 December 1802. o.27.12.1802.
Miss Harriet WHATELEY, of Cherry Street. d.24 December 1802. o.27.12.1802.
Jane WHATELEY, daughter of - Whateley, attorney. d.5 October 1802. o.11.10.1802.
Elizabeth WHITE, (Mrs William), of Deritend. d.30 March 1802. o.5.4.1802.
J. WHITE, of Great Charles Street. d.16 February 1801. o.23.2.1802.
James WILDAY, died at his son's house, the Shakespeare Tavern. d.31 January 1802. o.1.2.1802.
Elias WILSON, buttonmaker of Great Charles Street. d.27 August 1802. o.30.8.1802.
Miss Lucy WINFIELD, of Lichfield, died at Mr. Cooper's, Ashted. d.10 October 1802. o.11.10.1802.
Clement WISE, of Ward End Hall. d.2 July 1802. o.10.8.1802.
Samuel WYER, master of the Dog Inn, Spiceal Street. d.19 August 1802. o.23.8.1802.
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