| Description | Clarinda BAGNALL, second daughter of Thomas Bagnall of Newtown Row. d.10 December 1831. o.19.12.1831.
Hannah BALDEN, relict of Samuel Balden, miller and corn dealer of Digbeth, aged 66. d.16 June 1831. o.4.7.1831.
Mrs James BALDWIN, widow, formerly of Birmingham, aged 85. d.1 May 1831. o.9.5.1831.
Joseph Henry BALDWIN, youngest son of Joseph Baldwin of Bradford Street. d.13 December 1831. o.26.12.1831.
Joseph BALL, son of William Ball, aged 16 months. d.3 April 1831. o.11.5.1831.
Mary Ann BALL, died at Aston Furnace, aged 30. d.13 November 1831. o.21.11.1831.
Joseph Henry BAMPTON, youngest son of Robert Bampton, formerly of Moor Street no date. o.5.12.1831.
Benjamin jun. BARLOW, of Spring Vale House, Bristol Road, aged 45. d.2 August 1831. o.8.8.1831.
James BARNET, of Birmingham, aged 70. d.6 February 1831. o.14.2.1831.
Benjamin BARROWS, late of Birmingham, died at the house of his son-in-law, St. Martin's Lane, London, aged 71. d.9 April 1831. o.18.4.1831.
Ann BATEMAN, relict of Thomas Bateman, surveyor of Birmingham. Died at Yardley. d.18 January 1831. o.24.1.1831.
Rev. J.S. BATES, assistant minister of Ashted, died at his brother's house, aged 25. d.9 December 1831. o.19.12.1831.
John BATES, second son of the late John Bates of Mount Street. d.19 January 1831. o.24.1.1831.
Alfred BATKIN, youngest son of Mrs Batkin of Moseley, aged 7. d.12 August 1831. o.15.8.1831.
Caroline BEARDSWORTH (Mrs John), of Birmingham, aged 39. d.12 December 1831. o.19.12.1831.
Thomas BELL, of Digby Street, aged 71. d.26 September 1831. o.3.10.1831.
Mrs BENNETT, died at Edgbaston, aged 68. d.15 August 1831. o.29.8.1831.
Joseph BENNETT, of Alcester Street, aged 43. d.23 February 1831. o.28.2.1831.
Samuel BENNISON, formerly builder of Birmingham, died at West Bromwich, aged 74. d.4 July 1831. o.11.7.1831.
Thomas BEOLEY, of Hamstead Row, formerly of Dale End. d.16 March 1831. o.28.3.1831.
James BETTRIDGE, of Monument Place, Edgbaston, aged 35. d.3 February 1831. o.7.2.1831.
Sarah BIDDLE (Mrs Joseph), of Regent Place, aged 50. d.March 1831. o.21.3.1831.
Lucy BIGGS, youngest daughter of William Biggs of Bloomsbury Place. d.27 April 1831. o.2.5.1831.
Lydia Wheeler BILLINGE, second daughter of William Billinge of Bull Street, aged 25. d.9 August 1831. o.15.8.1831.
Martha BINGHAM, relict of John Bingham of the Square, Birmingham, aged 73. d.15 May 1831. o.16.5.1831.
William BINGLEY, died in St. Pauls Square, aged 83. d.3 October 1831. o.10.10.1831.
Samuel Tertius BIRCH, son of Joseph Birch of Navigation Street, aged 6. d.26 January 1831. o.31.1.1831.
Richard BIRD, solicitor of Birmingham, aged 56. d.23 January 1831. o.24.1.1831.
Ann BISHOP, of Ashted, aged 37. d.8 November 1831. o.14.11.1831.
Helen BLAIR, youngest daughter of David Blair of Birmingham. Died at Kenilworth, aged 19. d.16 May 1831. o.23.5.1831.
Elizabeth BLICK, relict of Abraham Blick of Longbridge, died at Kenilworth, aged 76. d.1 July 1831. o.11.7.1831.
Richard BOND, of Whateley, aged 67. d.11 January 1831. o.24.1.1831.
Joseph BOOTH, died at his father's house, aged 28. d.2 January 1831. o.10.1.1831.
Sarah BOOTH, died at Springfield Cottage, the house of her brother, J.P. Hodgkins, aged 33. d.6 June 1831. o.13.6.1831.
Sarah BOTT, wife of John Bott jun. of Birmingham, aged 26. d.27 January 1831. o.31.1.1831.
Rev. William BOUGHTON, late magistrate for Worcestershire and Gloucestershire, aged 62. d.31 July 1831. o.15.8.1831.
Thomas Smith BOURNE, second son of - Bourne of Mount Street. d.25 September 1831. o.3.10.1831.
James BOYCE, of Bradford Street, aged 58. d.10 July 1831. o.18.7.1831.
Mrs BRADNEY, midwife in Birmingham for 57 years, aged 79 no date. o.14.11.1831.
Samuel BRETTELL, only son of Samuel Brettell, brassfounder of Lancaster Street, aged 3. d.22 February 1831. o.28.2.1831.
Iliff BREWIN, member of the Society of Friends of Birmingham, aged 82. d.25 June 1831. o.27.6.1831.
Susannah BROOKE, of Monument Lane, daughter of the late Rev. James Brooke, Rector of Pirton, aged 77. d.12 September 1831. o.19.9.1831.
Abraham BROWN, of Bordesley, aged 57. d.17 September 1831. o.26.9.1831.
George BROWN, youngest son of - Brown of Congreve Street. d.28 June 1831. o.4.7.1831.
James BROWN, employee of Messrs. W. & T. Avery for nearly 50 years, aged 70. d.21 July 1831. o.25.7.1831.
William & James BROWN, twin brothers, sons of Charles Brown of St. Mary's Row. d.21 and 23 August 1831 respectively. o.29.8.1831.
George BRUCE, of Camp Hill, aged 34. d.22 July 1831. o.1.8.1831.
Edmund BURKE, only son of the late Lieutenant E.A. Burke of the 95th Regiment of Foot. d.23 January 1831. o.31.1.1831.
Charles BURKINSHAW, second son of Charles Burkinshaw of High Street, died at Yardley. d.13 August 1831. o.15.8.1831.
BURNHAM, of Great Brook Street, Ashted, late of Eton, aged 70. d.10 December 1831. o.26.12.1831.
John BURTT, gent. of Birmingham, aged 74. d.20 March 1831. o.28.3.1831.
William BUTCHER, of Acocks Green, aged 81. d.15 May 1831. o.30.5.1831.
Mrs BUTLER, formerly of Tamworth, died in Birmingham at the house of her son-in-law, James Archer, aged 80. d.6 June 1831. o.20.6.1831. |