| Description | Mrs. CANNOCK, of Colmore Row, d. 25 December 1802, o.3.1.1803.
Mrs. Thomas CARLESS, of Rugby, relcit of Thomas Carless, druggist of Birmingham, d. 23 August 1803, o.29.8.1803.
Mrs. James CASH, of Loveday Street, d. 5 May 1803, o.9.5.1803.
Charles CATTELL, wharfinger, d. 16 December 1803, o.26.12.1803.
Mrs CAUDWELL, of Birmingham, died at Manchester, d. 1 October 1803, o.10.10.1803.
Mrs CHARLTON, of the Crown Public House, New Thomas Street, d. 20 May 1803, o.30.5.1803.
Joseph jun CHATTERTON, Japanner of Bartholomew Street, d. 18 May 1803, o.23.5.1803.
James CLAYTON, picture frame maker of Cheapside, Deritend, d. 21 December 1803, o.26.12.1803.
Charles COCKS, of Brandwood End, d. 17 February 1803, o.21.2.1803.
William COLE, stationer, d. 4 September 1803, o.12.9.1803.
George COMPLIN, of Mount Street, aged 65, d. 11 January 1803, o.17.1.1803.
Thomas COOK, architect of Swansea, late of Kings Norton, d. 3 January 1803, o.17.1.1803.
Mrs Elizabeth COOKE, formerly of Morton, died at Mr. Barr's junior of Temple Row, d. 23 November 1803, o.28.11.1803.
Thomas COTTRILL, baker, d. 26 July 1803, o.1.8.1803.
W. COURT, of Ashted Row, d. 20 April 1803, o.25.4.1803.
Mrs CRACKNALL, formerly of the Bell Inn, Bristol Street, d. 27 December 1802, o.3.1.1803.
Mrs William CURTIS, daughter in law of the Rev. Charles Curtis, Rector of St. Martins, d. 20 December 1803, o.26.12.1803. |