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Ref NoNewspapers/Birmingham Gazette/O/1821/H
Title1821: H. Birmingham Gazette Obituaries Index.
LevelTemporary
Date1821
DescriptionAnna Maria HADLEY, wife of George Hadley, merchant, d. 7 February 1821, o.12.2.1821.
John HALFORD, of Weaman Street, d. 14 February 1821, o.26.2.1821.
HANCOCK, surgeon of Derby, brother of Charles Hancock of Birmingham, d. 15 November 1821, o.26.11.1821.
Elizabeth HANCOX, daughter of Thomas Hancox of Waterloo Place, Moor Street, d. 18 March 1821, o.19.3.1821.
Ann HANSON, wife of William Hanson, malster of Birmingham, d. 22 March 1821, o.26.3.1821.
James HARDMAN, son of John Hardman of Paradise Street, d. 25 March 1821, o.26.3.1821.
Matilda HARLOW, (Mrs John), d. 28 February 1821, o.5.3.1821.
Joshua HARPER, letter carrier, d. 16 April 1821, o.23.4.1821.
John HARRISON, of Handsworth, d. 6 December 1821, o.10.12.1821.
William HARRISON, of Thorp Street, d. 15 September 1821, o.17.9.1821.
Mrs HART, of the Parade, aged 63, d. 18 December 1821, o.31.12.1821.
Elizabeth HARTSHORN, relict of Barnabas Hartshorn, factor of St. Pauls Square, d. 7 February 1821, o.19.2.1821.
Matthew HAUGHTON, artist, son of the late Moses Haughton, formerly painter of Birmingham, d. 24 March 1821, o.2.4.1821.
Miss Mary HAWKESLEY, died at her brother's house in St. Pauls Square, d. 27 February 1821, o.5.3.1821.
John HAYWOOD, japanner of Birmingham, d. 22 March 1821, o.26.3.1821.
Thomas HEATH, of Yardley, d. 29 September 1821, o.8.10.1821.
Mary HEATON, wife of Ralph Heaton jun. of Bath Street, d. 3 May 1821, o.7.5.1821.
William HEMMING, formerly of Birmingham, d. 14 May 1821, o.28.5.1821.
Joseph HEPTINSTALL, file manufacturer of Birmingham, d. 14 March 1821, o.19.3.1821.
Mrs HICKMAN, of Fleet Street, d. 19 February 1821, o.26.2.1821.
Mrs HIGGESSON, late of the Spread Eagle, Hill Street, d. 24 October 1821, o.5.11.1821.
Joseph HIGGINS, formerly saddler of Dale End, aged 70, d. 2 August 1821, o.6.8.1821.
Ann HILL, daughter of Thomas Hill of Fisher Street, d. 1 April 1821, o.16.4.1821.
Ann HILL, wife of Joseph Hill of Perry Barr, d. 15 April 1821, o.16.4.1821.
Mrs Elizabeth HILLMAN, of Highgate, d. 22 November 1821, o.3.12.1821.
James HILTON, of Islington Field, d. 21 January 1821, o.29.1.1821.
Edward sen. HINTON, butcher, died at the Vicarage House, Harborne, d. 6 April 1821, o.9.4.1821.
Mary HODGES, daughter of Samuel Hodges of Summer Row, Handsworth, d. 13 July 1821, o.23.7.1821.
Mrs Robert HODGES, of Great Charles Street, daughter of the late Daniel Bond, formerly of Hagley Row, d. 6 January 1821, o.15.1.1821.
Susan HOLLINS, daughter of Thomas Hollins of Temple Street, aged 5, d. 29 November 1821, o.3.12.1821.
Thomas HOLLINS, artist of Temple Street, aged 53, d. 29 November 1821, o.3.12.1821.
Mary Ann HOWLE, daughter of the late Richard Howle of Coleshill Street, d. 9 June 1821, o.18.6.1821.
Benjamin HUGHES, of James Street, d. 13 June 1821, o.18.6.1821.
Christopher HURD, of Bromsgrove Street, late excise officer of Wolverhampton, d. 21 October 1821, o.29.10.1821.
William HUTTON, son of the late William Hutton, relative of the historian of Birmingham, d. 29 November 1821, o.10.12.1821.
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