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Ref NoNewspapers/Birmingham Gazette/O/1830/W
Title1830: W. Birmingham Gazette Obituaries Index.
LevelTemporary
Date1830
DescriptionEmily WADDELL, daughter of W.H. Waddell, late of Birmingham. Died at Maidenhead, Berkshire, aged 3. d.17 March 1830. o.26.4.1830.
William James WADE, Hamilton, son of the Rev. C.T. Wade. d.24 July 1830. o.26.7.1830.
Miss WAIDSON, of the circulating library, Islington, aged 70. d.4 March 1830. o.8.3.1830.
William WAINWRIGHT, formerly of Birmingham, died at Bilston, aged 49. d.19 February 1830. o.22.2.1830.
Eleanor WALDRON, of Weaman Street, aged 23. d.10 May 1830. o.17.5.1830.
Martin WALKER, formerly of Birmingham, died in Philadelphia. d.4 October 1830. o.8.11.1830.
Mrs WALLER, of Bordesley. d.25 September 1830. o.4.10.1830.
Mary WALLIS, wife of Joseph Wallis, carrier of Birmingham, died at her son's house, Shrewsbury, aged 61. d.4 November 1830. o.8.11.1830.
John WALTHEW, son of William Walthew of Constitution Hill, aged 14. d.22 October 1830. o.25.10.1830.
Rebecca WALTON, infant daughter of - Walton of George Street. d.2 August 1830. o.23.8.1830.
Jessica Sarah WARD, daughter of William Ward, professor of music, Ann Street, aged 3. d.15 August 1830. o.23.8.1830.
John WAREHAM, late of Deritend. d.27 March 1830. o.5.4.1830.
Matthew WARWICK, of High Street, aged 34. d.19 June 1830. o.28.6.1830.
Maria Elizabeth WELLS, daughter of Charles Wells of Oxford Street, aged 12 months. d.30 June 1830. o.5.7.1830.
John WHALE, of Islington Row, formerly of Worcester Street, aged 66. d.22 June 1830. o.28.6.1830.
Henry WHATELEY, son of Henry Piddock Whateley, formerly of Handsworth, died in Rio de Janeiro. d.2 November 1829. o.15.2.1830.
Sarah WHEELER, widow of William Wheeler. d.8 August 1830. o.23.8.1830.
Thomas WHEELWRIGHT, d.29 January 1830. o.8.2.1830.
George WHITE, coal merchant of Lichfield Street, aged 38. d.24 June 1830. o.28.6.1830.
Mrs Martha WHITEHOUSE, of Lozells, late of Aston Road, aged 72. d.27 July 1830. o.2.8.1830.
R. WHITEHOUSE, schoolmaster, died at Colwich, Staffordshire. d.23 October 1830. o.8.11.1830.
Richard Ford WHITMORE, of Newhall Street. d.10 March 1830. o.15.3.1830.
Mary WHITTLE, (Mrs David), of Park Street, aged 22. d.3 July 1830. o.12.7.1830.
John WILKES, of Worcester Street, aged 66. d.11 June 1830. o.14.6.1830.
John WILLETS, of the Dolphin, Bromsgrove Street. d.29 December 1829. o.1.2.1830.
Joseph WILLIAMS, of Hay Green Farm, Northfield, aged 77. d.26 November 1830. o.6.12.1830.
Edward WILLIS, son of George Willis jun. of Small Heath, aged 3. d.20 January 1830. o.1.2.1830.
Mrs George jun. WILLIS, of Small Heath, died at Pebworth, Gloucestershire, aged 27. d.25 January 1830. o.1.2.1830.
Emma WILLMORE, youngest daughter of James Willmore of Berwood, aged 18. d.26 November 1830. o.6.12.1830.
Joseph WILLMORE, late of Birmingham, died at Rowington, aged 47. d.29 May 1830. o.31.5.1830.
Mrs E. WILSON, widow of George Wilson of the firm of Wilson and Smith of Birmingham. Died in Liverpool. d.21 March 1830. o.5.4.1830.
Ann WINDER, widow of Richard Winder of Edgbaston, aged 70. d.21 December 1829. o.4.1.1830.
Frederick WINDER, youngest son of - Winder of Edgbaston, aged 3. d.7 December 1830. o.13.12.1830.
Martha Ann WINFIELD, (Mrs John), of Great Charles Street, aged 34. d.31 October 1830. o.1.11.1830.
Samuel Messenger WOOD, son of John Wood of Holloway Head, aged 10. d.10 February 1830. o.22.3.1830.
Edwin WOODCOCK, butcher. d.27 May 1830. o.7.6.1830.
William WOODWARD, died at his son's house in Lichfield Street, aged 83. d.8 February 1830. o.15.2.1830.
Daniel jun. WRIGHTON, of Bromsgrove Street, aged 30. d.6 September 1830. o.13.9.1830.
Jane WYNN, (Mrs William), of Suffolk Street, aged 54. d.26 April 1830. o.3.5.1830.
Charles WYON, son of George Wyon, aged 20. d.2 January 1830. o.11.1.1830.
Thomas WYON, chief engraver of His Majesty's Seals, formerly of Birmingham, died at his house, Nassau Street, London, aged 63. d.18 October 1830. o.25.10.1830.
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