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Ref NoNewspapers/Birmingham Gazette/O/1852/S
Title1852: S. Birmingham Gazette Obituaries Index.
LevelTemporary
Date1852
DescriptionWalter SACKETT, infant son of W.J. Sackett of Union Passage, d. 2 December 1852, o.6.12.1852.
Benjamin SADLER, son of James Sadler of Doveridge, Derbyshire and only surviving brother of the late Michael Thomas Sadler, M.P., F.R.S. Died at Leamington, aged 76, d. 8 July 1852, o.12.7.1852.
Nancy SADLER, widow of B. Sadler, died at Bounders Green, Oldbury, aged 77, d. 10 June 1852, o.21.6.1852.
Right Rev. ST. BERNARD'S, Abbot of, First Abbot consecrated in this country since the reformation, died at the Monastery, Leicestershire, aged 70, d. 10 November 1852, o.15.11.1852.
Charles SALT, of Rugeley, aged 53, d. 21 June 1852, o.28.6.1852.
Eliza Wellings SALT, wife of James J. Salt of 9 Caroline Street and second daughter of Thomas Smith of Highgate, d. 25 September 1852, o.4.10.1852.
Thomas P. SALT, of Lichfield. Many years representative of Messrs. W.S. Orr & Co., wholesale publishers, London. Died at Plymouth of inflammation of the lungs, aged 42, d. 31 July 1852, o.9.8.1852.
John SALTER, died at his residence in West Bromwich, aged 63, d. 15 September 1852, o.20.9.1852.
Mary SANDERS, relict of Charles Sanders, died at Bromsgrove, aged 74, d. 15 March 1852, o.22.3.1852.
Mrs Ann SANDFORD, of Satchwell Street, Leamington, aged 84, d. 16 December 1852, o.27.12.1852.
William SARGEANT, died at Northfield, aged 27, d. 4 September 1852, o.13.9.1852.
B. SAUNDERS, died at Grosvenor Cottage near Bromsgrove, for many years an extensive Florentine button manufacturer in that town, aged 90, d. 12 February 1852, o.23.2.1852.
Maria SAUNDERS, wife of S.A. Saunders, late of Upton Grove, near Tetbury, d. 28 May 1852, o.7.6.1852.
William SAUNDERS, died at the residence of his son-in-law, Charles Quinton, Newbold's Farm, Wednesfield, aged 82, d. 20 January 1852, o.26.1.1852.
James SAXELBY, second son of Thomas Saxelby. Died at his father's house, Kings Wood, Kings Norton, aged 22, d. 24 November 1852, o.29.11.1852.
John SCARLETT, died at his residence, Norden Hall near Leominster, aged 87, d. 19 May 1852, o.7.6.1852.
Thomas SCATTERGOOD, of Hampton-in-Arden, aged 57, d. 28 January 1852, o.2.2.1852.
Thomas SCHOLEFIELD, governor of Wednesbury Workhouse, aged 43, d. 19 November 1852, o.29.11.1852.
Emily SCOTT, wife of B. Forrester Scott and youngest daughter of the late John Beardsworth, d. 28 April 1852, o.3.5.1852.
Lyttelton SCOTT, eldest son of Talbot Scott, late of Stourbridge, d. 6 May 1852, o.10.5.1852.
Sarah Chisman SELBY, (Mrs Frederick), of Ealing, Middlesex and daughter of Joseph Phipson of Birmingham, d. 13 September 1852, o.20.9.1852.
Richard SHACKEL, provision merchant and grocer, West Bromwich. Brother of John Shackel of Blenheim House, Small Heath, d. 28 December 1851, o.5.1.1852.
Thomas S. SHAKESPEAR, of Bristol Road. Eldest son of the late Thomas Shakespear of Fillongley, Warwickshire, aged 55, d. 15 April 1852, o.19.4.1852.
Harriet SHARMAN, sister of W.H. Sharman of New Street, d. 28 August 1852, o.6.9.1852.
Samuel SHELDON, late of Abberton Hall, died at Hanley Castle, aged 79, d. 18 October 1852, o.25.10.1852.
Sarah SHEPHERD, Charlotte, wife of Edwin Shepherd of Great Hampton Street, aged 48, d. 2 August 1852, o.9.8.1852.
Edward SHERRIFF, of Paradise Street, aged 50, d. 7 May 1852, o.10.5.1852.
Francis Henry SHINGLER, son of Edward Shingler of High Street, d. 30 December 1851, o.5.1.1852.
Horace SHORTHOUSE, Samuel, third son of Benjamin Shorthouse of Horseley Heath, Tipton, aged 27, d. 17 September 1852, o.27.9.1852.
James SILK, son of John Silk of the Post Office, Nether Whitacre, aged 3, d. 12 December 1852, o.20.12.1852.
Joseph SILK, eldest son of Joseph Silk jun. of The Beehive, Handsworth. Died at the residence of his uncle in Kings Norton, aged 5, d. 17 August 1852, o.30.8.1852.
Elizabeth SIMCOCKS, widow of Major Simcocks of the 5th Regiment of Foot and daughter of the late Richard Bamford Esq. of Glascote, Tamworth. Died at Birdbrook near Halstead, d. 9 July 1852, o.19.7.1852.
Fanny SIMMONS, youngest daughter of the late John Simmons, aged 7, d. 2 May 1852, o.10.5.1852.
Elizabeth SIMS, (Mrs John), of Kings Arms, Howe Street, d. 5 July 1852, o.12.7.1852.
Thomas Hardy SINKINSON, of Jamaica Row, Smithfield, aged 52, d. 15 February 1852, o.23.2.1852.
Sir Gray SKIPWITH, Bart., died at his residence, Newbold Hall, aged 80, d. 13 May 1852, o.24.5.1852.
Carey SMALLWOOD, (Mrs George), matron of the Eye Infirmary, aged 64, d. 14 January 1852, o.19.1.1852.
Sophia SMALLWOOD, widow of John Smallwood of Moseley Street, aged 73, d. 18 August 1852, o.23.8.1852.
SMITH, infant child of Ann Smith of 126 Islington, d. 8 December 1852, o.13.12.1852.
Mrs Ann SMITH, died at 126 Islington, widow of Thomas Smith, late of 62 New Street, d. 19 November 1852, o.22.11.1852 o.13.12.1852.
Arthur Orr SMITH, youngest son of W. Haslewood Smith, aged 34, d. 15 September 1852, o.20.9.1852.
Charles Christopher SMITH, son of Charles J. Smith, gunmaker of Whittall Street, aged 4 months, d. 14 August 1852, o.16.8.1852.
Daniel Nicklin SMITH, son of Henry Smith of Barker Street, Lozells, aged 9 months, d. 3 December 1852, o.6.12.1852.
Edmund Wyatt SMITH, second surviving son of Paul Smith of Bank House, Stone, Staffordshire, died at his father's residence, aged 29, d. 5 December 1852, o.13.12.1852.
Mrs Harriet SMITH, widow of Joseph Smith, water gilder of Constitution Hill, died at an advanced age, d. 8 October 1852, o.25.10.1852.
Louisa SMITH, daughter of Charles Smith of Lyndon Green House, Yardley, aged 44, d. 18 August 1852, o.23.8.1852.
Samuel SMITH, son of Samuel Smith of Coventry Street, died at Sutton Coldfield, aged 5, d. 5 June 1852, o.7.6.1852.
Samuel SMITH, Lieutenant-General, of Bengal Cavalry, died at Lyncroft House near Lichfield, d. 21 October 1852, o.1.11.1852.
Sarah SMITH, wife of Peter Smith, builder, Moseley Street, aged 60, d. 13 August 1852, o.30.8.1852.
Sarah Elizabeth SMITH, (Mrs Gustavius T.), died at Goldicote near Stratford, d. 19 February 1852, o.23.2.1852.
Thomas SMITH, of 62 New Street, died at Islington, d. 15 June 1852, o.21.6.1852.
William SMITH, eldest son of William Smith of Handsworth, maltster, aged 36, d. 11 December 1852, o.20.12.1852.
Anne SMYTHE, widow of John Groom Smythe Esq. of Hilton near Wolverhampton. Died at Stretton, Staffordshire the seat of Lieutenant-General Monkton, aged 81, d. 4 November 1852, o.15.11.1852.
Henrietta SNEYD, youngest and last surviving daughter of the late Ralph Sneyd of Keele, died at Bereton, aged 86, d. 4 May 1852, o.10.5.1852.
Elizabeth SOMERVILLE, widow of Henry Somerville, M.D. of Stafford. Died at her residence, The Green, Forebridge, aged 82, d. 25 September 1852, o.4.10.1852.
Susan SPIERS, (Mrs William), of Bristol Street, d. 10 February 1852, o.16.2.1852.
James SPITTLE, coalmaster of West Bromwich, aged 48, d. 25 February 1852, o.1.3.1852.
Caroline SPOONER, youngest daughter of Richard Spooner Esq. jun. civil service, Bombay. Died at Kewstoke, Somerset, d. 7 October 1852, o.11.10.1852.
George SPRAGGETT, second son of the late Richard Spraggett, died at Southam, aged 27, d. 9 May 1852, o.17.5.1852.
Ellen Louisa STAMPS, eldest daughter of Thomas Stamps of Hamstead Row, aged 2 years 10 months, d. 3 July 1852, o.12.7.1852.
James Frederick STAMPS, only surviving child of J. Stamps, Woodbine Villas, Handsworth, aged 10, d. 14 April 1852, o.26.4.1852.
David STEPENS, youngest son of the late Catherine Stephens of Holland Street, died at Nechells Green, aged 36, d. 20 March 1852, o.29.3.1852.
Thomas STEWART, Lieutenant-General of the Madras Army, died at The Firs, Kenilworth, aged 75, d. 24 March 1852, o.5.4.1852.
Mrs Thomas STILES, relict of Thomas Stiles of Hateley Heath House, West Bromwich. Died at her residence, Avenue Cottage, West Bromwich, aged 73, d. 28 April 1852, o.3.5.1852.
Mrs STUBBS, died at the residence of her neice Mrs Eagles, Barker Street, aged 84, d. 27 March 1852, o.29.3.1852.
Thomas STURGE, third son of Thomas Sturge of Gloucester. Emigrated to U.S. with his family in 1850 and died at Mill Farm, Chesterton Warren, N.Y. State. Tree fell on him while timber cutting. Left a widow and five young children, aged 32, d. 8 October 1852, o.1.11.1852.
Jacob Henry SUMMERDYKE, of Bristol Street and formerly of Schargon, Holland, aged 66, d. 16 March 1852, o.22.3.1852.
Richard SUTHERLAND, second son of the late Ramsay Sutherland, aged 33, d. 28 April 1852, o.3.5.1852.
Joseph SWAIN, of Summer Lane, aged 69, d. 22 January 1852, o.2.2.1852.
Philip Valentine SWANWICK, of Dudley, d. 8 November 1852, o.15.11.1852.
Samuel SWINBURN, of the Birmingham Arms, Smithfield, aged 66, d. 5 November 1852, o.15.11.1852.
Martha SWINDELLS, died at Brescot near Walsall, daughter of the late Abraham Swindells of Longport, Staffordshire, d. 26 April 1852, o.3.5.1852.
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