| Description | Lucy Ann CADBURY, daughter of Benjamin Cadbury of Islington, Birmingham, aged 4 years, d. 10 April 1852, o.12.4.1852.
Miss CAMERON, daughter of late Dr. Cameron, eldest sister of late Archibald Cameron of Worcester, at 2 Cambridge Terrace, Hyde Park, London d.14 November 1852, o.22.11.1852.
Caroline CAMERON, daughter of late Mr. Allan Cameron, formerly of Weaman Street, aged 26, at Hagley Row, d. 28 December 1851, o.5.1.1852.
Harriet CAMPBELL, fourth daughter of late Archibald Campbell Esq. M.D. of Stafford, d. 16 April 1852, o.26.4.1852.
John Henry CAPPER, at Streatham, formerly of Home Secretary's Office, Whitehall, having been in Home Department 53 years, served under 17 Secretarys of State and held appointment of Superintendent of Convicts for 30 years, aged 78, d. 1 November 1852, o.8.11.1852.
Agnes CARNEGIE, youngest daughter of late Sir James Carnegie Bart. at Dormer Villa, Leamington, d. 13 January 1852, o.19.1.1852.
James CARTLAND, of St. Marys Square, died at his sons residence Kings Heath, aged 64, d. 23 June 1852, o.28.6.1852.
Edward CARTWRIGHT, at his brother-in-law (Dr. Waddy) residence, Broad Street, aged 57, d. 14 December 1852, o.20.12.1852.
Richard CARTWRIGHT, second son of late Thomas Cartwright of The Hill, Bewdley, d. 31 January 1852, o.9.2.1852.
Mrs. Sally CARTWRIGHT, at Oak Farm Mill near Himley, aged 68, d. 21 August 1852, o.6.9.1852.
Phoebe CASH, youngest daughter of Joseph Cash of Sherbourne House, Coventry, aged 21, d. 9 January 1852, o.12.1.1852.
Henry CATO, of the Three Crowns Inn, Lichfield, aged 58, d. 22 January 1852, o.26.1.1852.
Mary Elizabeth CATTELL, infant daughter of James Cattell of Showell Green, d. 19 May 1852, o.24.5.1852.
Rev John CAWOOD, 40 years curate of St. Anne's, Bewdley, aged 77, d. 8 November 1852, o.15.11.1852.
Samuel Richard CHALLENER, at New Orleans, youngest son of Mrs Martha Challener late of this town, aged 39, d. 13 December 1851, o.10.5.1852.
Henry CHAMBERS, of George and Dragon, Church Street,, aged 67, d. 12 June 1852, o.21.6.1852.
William CHAMBERS, ex-employee of Thomas Bolton of Broad Street, Metal Works, aged 42, d. 20 July 1852, o.26.7.1852.
Rev. Dr. CHAPMAN, Benedict, Master of Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge died at an advanced age, d. 23 October 1852, o.1.11.1852.
John CHAPMAN, aged 52, d. 7 March 1852, o.15.3.1852.
Mrs. Sarah CHAPMAN, widow of W. Chapman, at Greenway Terrace, Coventry Road, aged 48, d. 30 September 1852, o.11.10.1852.
Barnabas CHESSHIRE, died at the Oaks, Edgbaston, aged 78, d. 21 January 1852, o.26.1.1852.
Clara CHURTON, youngest daughter of Churton, auctioneer, died of fever at Whitchurch, Shropshire, d. 7 November 1852, o.15.11.1852.
William CHURTON, eldest son W.P. Churton, died of fever at Whitchurch, Shropshire, aged 8, d. 2 November 1852, o.8.11.1852.
Anna CLARK, widow of William of Coventry, died at Norwood, d. 11 July 1852, o.26.7.1852.
Julia CLARK, third daughter of Thomas late of Rose Villa, Edgbaston, died at Hastings, aged 16, d. 26 February 1852, o.1.3.1852.
Edward CLARKE, surgeon at Meriden, aged 43, d. 20 December 1852, o.27.12.1852.
Richard CLARKE, died at his residence, Villa Road, Handsworth, late of Livery Street, died of bronchitis, aged 72, d. 7 February 1852, o.9.2.1852.
Thomas CLARKE, of Barker Street, Lozells and formerly a brassfounder of Caroline Street, aged 77, d. 5 October 1852, o.8.11.1852.
CLAVERING Rev John M.A., Rector of Wimbotsham cum Stow-Bardolph, West Norfolk and perpetual Curate of Morton Morrell, d. 29 December 1851, o.5.1.1852.
Catherine CLIFF, wife of John, died at Church Lane, Handsworth, aged 54, d. 21 March 1852, o.29.3.1852.
John CLIVE, died at Sidmouth, Devon, aged 49, d. 11 November 1852, o.22.11.1852.
Maria COCKS, relict of Thomas of Russell Row, Edgbaston, d. 28 May 1852, o.31.5.1852.
Charles CODRINGTON, Bethell, second son of Sir C. William Codrington Bart, M.P. for East Gloucestershire, died at Guernsey, d. 14 October 1852, o.25.10.1852.
Ann COFREY, wife of John O. Cofrey of Manchester, daughter of the late John Laing, solicitor of Coventry, d. 26 December 1851, o.5.1.1852.
Joseph COLBORNE, of Lee Crescent, Edgbaston, aged 54, d. 11 September 1852, o.20.9.1852.
Herbert COLE, over 36 years House Surgeon of Worcester Infirmary, died at Great Malvern, aged 56, d. 27 February 1852, o.8.3.1852.
Elizabeth COLLETT, at Aston, d. 22 November 1852, o.29.11.1852.
Ada Amelia COLLINS, infant daughter of Edward Collins of King Edwards Road, d. 20 March 1852, o.22.3.1852.
Marianne COLLINS, wife of John Brettell Collins, aged 39, d. 25 September 1852, o.4.10.1852.
Rev Thomas COLLISSON, B.A., curate of New Radford, Nottingham, died of a fever aged 31, d. 8 March 1852, o.22.3.1852.
Selina COOK, youngest daughter of W. Cook of Tower Street, aged 17, d. 19 July 1852, o.26.7.1852.
Maria COOKE, wife of George Cooke of Holland House, near Hereford, daughter of James Marson of Acton Mill near Stafford, aged 37, d. 25 April 1852, o.3.5.1852.
Mary COOKE, wife of John Cooke, silversmith of Fleet Street Birmingham, aged 67, d. 4 January 1852, o.12.1.1852.
Mrs Mary COOKSEY, died at the house of her daughter in Deritend, d. 12 January 1852, o.19.1.1852.
Benjamin COOMBES, in the service of George Hooman of Habberley, Kidderminster, aged 24, d. 11 January 1852, o.12.1.1852.
W.H. COOPER, at his residence Chad Road, Edgbaston,, aged 52, d. 1 March 1852, o.8.3.1852.
William COOPER, bailiff of the late W.P. Inge of Thorpe Constantine for 23 years. Died at Clifton Campville, aged 62, d. 15 December 1852, o.27.12.1852.
Clement William COPE, eldest son of William of Park House, Shiffnal died at Liverpool, aged 8, d. 24 September 1852, o.4.10.1852.
Edward COPE, formerly Birmingham solicitor, died at Bristol, aged 39, d. 11 March 1852, o.15.3.1852.
Rev James COPE, Minister in Countess of Huntingdon's connexion and eldest son of the late J. Cope of Ashted. died while visiting his son-in-law Robert Hull at Newmarket, aged 62, d. 12 October 1852, o.18.10.1852.
Martha COPE, wife of Edward, solicitor, formerly of Birmingham died at Bristol, aged 38, d. 4 February 1852, o.9.2.1852.
Susannah COPE, wife of Z. Cope of Vine Cottage, Round Hills, Aston and eldest daughter of the late Mr. T. Proctor of Birmingham, aged 37, d. 9 July 1852, o.26.7.1852.
James CORBETT, third son of J.F. Corbett, solicitor, at his father's residence, Worcester, aged 31, d. 4 April 1852, o.12.4.1852.
Elizabeth Mary CORDER, wife of James, died after a long illness at West Brompton, d. 22 March 1852, o.29.3.1852.
James CORN, died at his residence, Brighton Place, Bristol Road, aged 79, d. 31 March 1852, o.5.4.1852.
Henry COTTON, died at Lichfield, aged 85, d. 31 December 1851, o.5.1.1852.
Hon John COVENTRY, died at Albert Terrace, Knightsbridge, aged 63, d. 26 May 1852, o.31.5.1852.
Edward COWPER, Professor of Manufacturing Art and Mechanics at Kings College, London, died at his residence 9 Kensington Park Villas, aged 62, d. 17 October 1852, o.25.10.1852.
Mrs Fanny Mary COX, wife of Samuel Henry Fortnam Cox, and youngest daughter of the Rev. Dr. Willson of Over Norton House near Deddington, Oxfordshire. Died at 3 Reservoir Road, Edgbaston, d. 12 January 1852, o.19.1.1852.
Robert CRAIG, only son of the Rev. J. Craig of Leamington, aged 20, d. 8 May 1852, o.24.5.1852.
Robert CROCKETT, Rector of Nailston-cum-Normanton-en-le-Heath, Leicestershire, died at Wolverhampton, aged 79, d. 20 March 1852, o.12.4.1852.
Sarah Welling CROWNE, second daughter of the late Joseph Crowne of St. Pauls Square, aged 76, d. 14 November 1852, o.22.11.1852.
Mary Anne CROWTHER, wife of Jonathan of Highate and eldest daughter of the late John Newbold of New Street, lamented by numerous family, aged 38, d. 10 February 1852, o.16.2.1852.
James CURNIN, of Watery Lane, died of a diseased heart, aged 70, d. 21 February 1852, o.1.3.1852.
Isaac CURTIS, died at 22 Bath Street, Leamington, aged 39, d. 4 December 1852, o.13.12.1852.
Sarah Mary CURTIS, relict of the Rev. Charles Curtis of Solihull died at York Terrace, Leamington, d. 28 January 1852, o.2.2.1852. |