| Description | David CAMERON, formerly Curator of the Botanical Garden, Edgbaston, aged 61, d. 25 June 1848, o.3.7.1848.
Walter Hall CAPPER, solicitor, d. 19 January 1848, o.24.1.1848.
Benjamin CARTER, of Soho Hill, Handsworth, aged 50, d. 22 March 1848, o.27.3.1848.
Fanny Louisa CARTER, daughter of Theophilus Carter of Aston Street, d. 29 January 1848, o.7.2.1848.
Mrs John CARY, daughter of late George Elliott, of Cannon Street, died at Showell Green, aged 55, d. 23 October 1848, o.30.10.1848.
CHANCE, son of William Chance, jun. at Edgbaston, d. 6 October 1848, o.9.10.1848.
Ann CHAPLIN, (Mrs. T. Acton), mother of Mrs. J. Ridgway of Islington, d. 21 January 1848, o.31.1.1848.
Mrs Ann Floyd CHAPMAN, died at Church Hill Cottage, Handsworth, d. 19 February 1848, o.21.2.1848.
Harriet CHATWIN, (Mrs John), of Hockley Hill, d. 11 February 1848, o.14.2.1848.
John CHEETHAM, of George Street, Edgbaston, aged 47, d. 15 October 1848, o.23.10.1848.
Emma CHELL, wife of William, mistress of the National School,, aged 40, d. 2 September 1848, o.4.9.1848.
James CHESHIRE, aged 82, d. 18 October 1848, o.23.10.1848.
Rebecca CHESHIRE, wife of Charles of Lower Temple Street, aged 56, d. 2 August 1848, o.7.8.1848.
Helen CHIRM, daughter of the late Joseph Chirm, sister of J.R. Chirm of Newhall Street, died at Edgbaston, d. 8 February 1848, o.14.2.1848.
Clara CLARKE, daughter of Nathaniel Gooding Clarke of Handsworth, d. 8 July 1848, o.17.7.1848.
Joseph Leonard CLARKE, nephew to Leonard & J. Clarke, timber merchants, aged 22, d. 18 October 1847, o.7.2.1848.
Charles CLULEE, of the Rainbow Inn, Bordesley, aged 44, d. 7 October 1848, o.9.10.1848.
Mary Ann COLEMAN, youngest daughter of the late Thomas, carrier, d. 18 February 1848, o.21.2.1848.
Jane COLLINS, (Mrs Joseph), of Bath Street, aged 60, d. 31 December 1847, o.10.1.1848.
Thomas COOKE, of Edgbaston Street, aged 77, d. 24 July 1848, o.31.7.1848.
Mrs Ann COOPER, of Snow Hill Wharf, aged 70, d. 11 October 1848, o.16.10.1848.
Charles Rogers COPE, of Metchley Abbey, Harborne, aged 4, d. 5 January 1848, o.10.1.1848.
John COPE, of Edgbaston, aged 66, d. 26 August 1848, o.4.9.1848.
Sarah COTON, relict of William Coton jun, aged 42, d. 30 May 1848, o.5.6.1848.
Elizabeth COTTON, (Mrs William), second daughter of Edward Moorwood, aged 47, d. 19 April 1848, o.24.4.1848.
Joseph COTTRELL, third son of the late Samuel Cottrell, cabinet-case manufacturer of Paradise Street, d. 20 June 1848, o.26.6.1848.
Emma COX, youngest daughter of William Cox, of the Bull's Head, Smallbrook Street, aged 2, d. 24 March 1848, o.27.3.1848.
Mrs. John COX, died at Great Barr, aged 85, d. 15 April 1848, o.24.4.1848.
Sarah COX, relict of William of Bradford Street, Bordesley, aged 78, d. 21 August 1848, o.28.8.1848.
Sidney Russell COX, son of Henry of Great Hampton Street, d. 6 December 1848, o.11.12.1848.
Henry Mostyn CRAVEN, second son of the Rev. Charles Craven, late minister of St. Peter's, aged 20, d. 28 January 1848, o.7.2.1848.
John Abraham CRISP, son of John Crisp of the Aston Road, aged 4, d. 1 June 1848, o.5.6.1848.
Thomas CROXALL, printer of Ashted Row, second son of the late Thomas Croxall, formerly of Bull Street, aged 25, d. 5 November 1848, o.13.11.1848.
Hannah CUTLER, wife of John, coal merchant of Ryland Place, Broad Street, aged 62, d. 25 April 1848, o.1.5.1848. |