| Description | Mrs FALCIOLA, wife of Bernard Falciola, looking glass manufacturer, late of Bath Passage, aged 56, d. 1 September 1852, o.13.9.1852.
Mary Willets FEREDAY, wife of Thomas Fereday, Mayor of Dudley,, aged 49, d. 15 February 1852, o.1.3.1852.
George FERGUSON, M.D., of Denby, aged 73, d. 11 January 1852, o.19.1.1852.
Joseph FIDOE, died at his residence in Villa Street, aged 65, d. 18 November 1852, o.22.11.1852.
George FINCH, solicitor, died at his residence in Worcester, d. 29 December 1851, o.5.1.1852.
William FINDEN, died at his home, 3 Upper Chelsea Row, Chelsea, aged 64, d. 20 September 1852, o.27.9.1852.
George FITZHERBERT, third son of the late Basil Fitzherbert of Swynnerton Park, Staffordshire. Died at Claughton Hall, seat of T. Fitzherbert Brockholes, d. 1 September 1852, o.13.9.1852.
William FLAVELL, of 212 Deritend, aged 52, d. 4 October 1852, o.11.10.1852.
George FLEETWOOD, surgeon of Cambridge Street, Connaught Square London, only surviving brother of J.W. Fleetwood solicitor of Wolverhampton, d. 17 February 1852, o.23.2.1852.
Henry W.H. FLETCHER, eldest son of R.W. Fletcher, ironmaster, died at New Bridge, aged 23, d. 11 October 1852, o.18.10.1852.
William FLETCHER, died at Tipton Ironworks, foreman for 22 years in the employ of Messrs Chresswell, aged 50, d. 20 December 1852, o.27.12.1852.
Elizabeth FLINT, wife of C. Flint, Town Clerk of Stafford, aged 40, d. 19 July 1852, o.26.7.1852.
George FLINT, of Tanworth, aged 50, d. 5 October 1852, o.11.10.1852.
William FLOYD, son of John Bailey Floyd of Oxford, died as the result of LNWR accident, aged 11, d. 3 August 1852, o.9.8.1852.
Thomas FORD, died at Mr. Griffin's, Leicester, formerly of Thames Street, London, aged 74, d. 11 December 1852, o.13.12.1852.
James FORTESCUE, eldest son of James Fortescue, wine merchant of Worcester Street, aged 3, d. 6 September 1852, o.13.9.1852.
William FOWKE, three times Mayor of Stafford before passing of Municipal Corporations Act, was Alderman till a few months before his death when his infirmities made him retire. Rectors warden of St. Marys for 28 years, aged 73, d. 26 April 1852, o.3.5.1852.
Edward FOWLER, youngest son of William Fowler of Birches Green, aged 24, d. 22 January 1852, o.26.1.1852.
Thomas FOWLER, died at the residence of his brother William Fowler Eldest son of the late Thomas Leversage Fowler of Pendeford Hall near Wolverhampton. Estate descends to Richard Fowler Butler, his brother and heir, aged 60, d. 29 December 1851, o.5.1.1852.
Hannah FRANCIS, wife of Silvester Francis of Old Union Wharfe Holte Street, aged 84, d. 2 March 1852, o.8.3.1852.
Rev. Francis FRANKLIN, 54 years a resident minister in Coventry, aged 78, d. 12 November 1852, o.15.11.1852.
William FREEN, died in New William Street, Islington, Birmingham aged 67, d. 20 February 1852, o.23.2.1852.
Francis FREER, son of Leacroft Freer of Oakfield, Kingswinford, aged 2, d. 26 October 1852, o.1.11.1852.
Mary FRYER, widow of Richard Fryer, banker and late M.P. for Wolverhampton, died at the Wergs, Staffordshire, aged 80, d. 4 December 1852, o.13.12.1852.
Mrs T.J.A. FULLER, widow of Alcester Street, d. 21 June 1852, o.28.6.1852. |