| Description | Thomas DALLAWAY, of Yardley, aged 45, d. 6 April 1853, o.11.4.1853.
Robert DALLOW, youngest son of the late William Dallow of Overwood, Shropshire, died at Alpine Cottage, Villa Street, of consumption, aged 24, d. 22 July 1853, o.25.7.1853.
Henry Edmund DANA, Pulteney, Commandant of the Victoria Native Mounted Force one of Her Majesty's Justices of the Peace for the Melbourne District, eldest son of Captain William Pulteney Dana, late of Albrighton, near Wolverhampton, died at Melbourne, Victoria, aged 35, d. 24 November 1852, o.28.3.1853.
Isaiah Esq. DANKS, of Fosse Hay House, near Lichfield, aged 55, d. 2 November 1853, o.7.11.1853.
Lucy DARLASTON, wife of Samuel of Branston Street and late of Caroline Street, died of apoplexy, aged 48, d. 25 July 1853, o.1.8.1853.
Rt. Hon DARTMOUTH, Earl of William, died at Patshill, aged 69, d. 22 November 1853, o.28.11.1853.
Thomas DAVIES, barrister-at-law, Deputy Lieutenant of the County of Hereford and an active Magistrate of the borough of Leominster. Died at Leominster, d. 13 May 1853, o.23.5.1853.
James DAVIS, builder of Cambridge Street, aged 42, d. 8 August 1853, o.15.8.1853.
Maria DAVIS, of Wolverhampton, aged 66, d. 4 September 1853, o.12.9.1853.
Mary DAVIS, widow of Mark, late of Lane Head, sister of the late Joseph Griffin of Walsall, lime merchant. Died at Showell Green, d. 22 September 1853, o.31.10.1853.
Charles DAWES, of Edmund Street, aged 40, d. 31 March 1853, o.4.4.1853.
Henry DAWES, aged 51, d. 4 January 1853, o.10.1.1853.
Samuel DAWES, died at his residence Woodville, Handsworth, aged 82, d. 3 May 1853, o.9.5.1853.
Rebecca DAY, relict of John Day of Thorp Street, aged 58, d. 4 February 1853, o.7.3.1853.
Judith DEAN, relict of C. Dean of Kings Heath, aged 71, d. 6 April 1853, o.18.4.1853.
Elizabeth Latitia DEBARY, wife of R.B. Debary of Weston Hall, Warwickshire youngest daughter of the late Lieut. Colonel Holcombe, C.B., d. 1 May 1853, o.9.5.1853.
John DEELEY, brother of the late Joseph Deeley, comb manufacturer of Suffolk Street and uncle of Mrs Westbury of Summer Lane, aged 74, d. 26 November 1853, o.5.12.1853.
Elizabeth DERRINGTON, wife of E.H. Derrington of Highgate and only daughter of William Shread, Well Street, Hockley, aged 22, d. 8 October 1853, o.10.10.1853.
Benjamin DICKINS, second son of the late Mr. Butlin Dickins, died at Liverpool, aged 46, d. 7 May 1853, o.16.5.1853.
R.N. Captain DILKE, of Maxstoke Castle, aged 55, d. 24 March 1853, o.28.3.1853.
Mary DILKE, wife of C. Wentworth Dilke, aged 34, d. 16 September 1853, o.26.9.1853.
Emma DIXON, wife of Colonel M.E. Dixon, Commanding Royal Engineers, Upper Canada and youngest daughter of William Dalton, formerly of Birmingham, died at Montreal, aged 56, d. 30 June 1853, o.8.8.1853.
Drucilla DOCKER, wife of Mr. Dunn, sister of Rev. Mark Docker, Independent Minister of Sheffield, aged 85, d. 18 February 1853, o.21.2.1853.
Rev. Mark DOCKER, Independent Minister of Sheffield, brother of Mrs Drucilla Dunn of Birmingham aged 75, d. 14 February 1853, o.21.2.1853.
Rev. Boughey DOLLING, William, died at The Glebe, Magheralin, Ireland, where he was Rector of 46 years, aged 71, d. 13 January 1853, o.24.1.1853.
Mary DOLLING, relict of Rev. Boughey William Dolling, of the Glebe, Magheralin, Ireland, aged 76, d. 18 January 1853, o.24.1.1853.
John DOWLER, late of Upper Saltley of which place he was a resident 62 years, died at Short Heath, near Erdington, aged 82, d. 20 May 1853, o.30.5.1853.
Thomas DOWLER, of Castle Bromwich, aged 68, d. 27 March 1853, o.4.4.1853.
Ann DUDLEY, eldest daughter of R. Dudley, builder of Summerhill Terrace, aged 21, d. 18 September 1853, o.26.9.1853.
George DUDLEY, gent, died at Mrs Parker's, Easy Row, aged 87, d. 10 March 1853, o.14.3.1853.
William M'Murdo DUNCAN, died at Toxteth Villa, Toxteth Park, Liverpool, d. 24 January 1853, o.31.1.1853.
Mrs Drucilla DUNN, of Birmingham, sister of Rev. Mark Docker, Independent Minister of Sheffield, aged 85, d. 18 February 1853, o.21.2.1853.
John Philip DYOTT, of Lichfield, aged 86, d. 9 February 1853, o.14.2.1853.
Richard DYOTT, son of John Philip Dyott jun of Lichfield, aged 3 months, d. 31 December 1852, o.3.1.1853. |