| Description | Mr. CARLESS, late of The Moors, Staffordshire, at residence of his son-in-law, Mr. Lloyd, Dennis Park, near Stourbridge, aged 78, d. 13 December 1853, o.2.1.1854.
Thomas CARPENTER, Secundus, of Denbeigh House School, Wheeleys Lane, son of Thomas Carter, for forty years Master of the Endowed School at Feckenham, Worcestershire, aged 52, d. 29 January 1854, o.6.2.1854.
Maria CARTER, of Bloomsbury, beloved wife of James Rochell, aged 48, d. 30 May 1854, o.5.6.1854.
Thomas Cave Brown CAVE, of Repton Lodge, third son of late Sir William Cave Brown, Bart. of Stretton Hall, Derbyshire, aged 52, d. 17 April 1854, o.8.5.1854.
Matilda CHAMBERS, youngest daughter of late Rev. Charles Chambers Rector of South Kilworth, Magistrate for Leicester. died at Rugby after a long illness, d. 24 March 1854, o.17.4.1854.
Richard CHAMBERS, at Yardley after a long and painfull illness, aged 45, d. 13 May 1854, o.15.5.1854.
George CHANDLER, third son of late John H. Chandler of the Woodman Inn, Easy Row, aged 20, d. 23 May 1854, o.29.5.1854.
Elizabeth CHELLINGWORTH, wife of the late Thomas, farmer of Fulford Heath, Solihull, aged 85, d. 5 March 1854, o.10.4.1854.
Ernest CLARKE, youngest son of J.P. Clarke of Ashted, d. 30 January 1854, o.6.2.1854.
Lucy Margaret CLARKE, youngest child of S. Clarke, compositor of Birmingham, died of whooping cough and pneumonia, aged 2, d. 30 April 1854, o.8.5.1854.
George Lambert CLIFFORD, youngest son of Hon. T. Clifford, late of Tixall in Staffordshire, died at York, aged 75, d. 31 January 1854, o.6.2.1854.
Thomas COATES, second son of the late Thomas of Manchester died at Handsworth, d. 27 February 1854, o.6.3.1854.
William COCKRILL, groom in the service of Captain Ingl, of Thorpe Hall, near Tamworth, aged 32, d. 20 January 1854, o.30.1.1854.
Ellenor COLDWELL, daughter of Rev. W.E. Coldwell jun. of Sandon Vicarage and grandaughter of John St. George Esq, died at the Recotry, Stafford, aged 18 months, d. 29 January 1854, o.6.2.1854.
Elizabeth COLEMAN, widow of James of Lee Bank Road, Edgbaston, died after a lingering illness, aged 44, d. 4 April 1854, o.17.4.1854.
John George COLEMAN, youngest child of John Coleman of St. Pauls Square, aged 13 months, d. 30 March 1854, o.3.4.1854.
Sarah COLLEY, relict of John of Coalbrookdale, Salop, died at the residence of her son-in-law, Mr. John Smith, The Baths, Balsall Heath, aged 84, d. 9 January 1854, o.16.1.1854.
William CONEY, at his residence, Hagley Road, d. 16 April 1854, o.24.4.1854.
Joseph CONWAY, for nearly 40 years the tried and trusted servant of Messrs Hammond, Twiner and Sons (tribute by employers) aged 70, d. December 1853, o.2.1.1854.
Henry T. COOKE, bookseller and publisher, died at his residence High Street, Warwick, aged 50, d. 28 February 1854, o.6.3.1854.
Rev. J. COOKE, Master of Grammar School, Newark-on-Trent died suddenly, d. 3 April 1854, o.17.4.1854.
Thomas COOKE, clerk at Cambridge Street works, died at his residence, Villa Street, Hockley, aged 40, d. 1 March 1854, o.13.3.1854.
Jane COOPER, wife of C.S. Cooper, eldest daughter of William Price of Handsworth. Died at Worcester, d. 26 December 1853, o.2.1.1854.
Thomas Esq. COOPER, surgeon, late of Stourbridge, aged 42, d. 3 February 1854, o.13.2.1854.
David snr. COPE, of Sherborne Road, Balsall Heath, aged 72, d. 13 March 1854, o.20.3.1854.
John Esq COPE, at his residence, Carpenter Road, Edgbaston, aged 71, d. 20 February 1854, o.27.2.1854.
Harriet CORAH, wife of William of Wellington Road, Edgbaston, aged 40, d. 14 April 1854, o.24.4.1854.
Katherine Jane CORBETT, second daughter of Uvedale Corbett of Aston Hall, Salop, d. 18 February 1854, o.27.2.1854.
Mary COX, only surviving daughter of the late Rev. Thomas Cox, Incumbent of St. John's, Deritend. Died at the residence of her brother, E.T. Cox, Temple Row, d. 21 February 1854, o.27.2.1854.
William COXEN, of Lower Pershore Street, aged 29, d. 11 February 1854, o.20.2.1854.
Jane Helena CRAIG, wife of the Rev. John Craig, vicar of Leamington, youngest daughter of the late James Johnstone, Esq, of Upper Wimpole Street. Died after a protracted illness at the Priory, Leamington, d. 7 March 1854, o.13.3.1854.
Ann CRANE, only daughter of William Crane of Hamstead Row, Handsworth, aged 21, d. 8 January 1854, o.16.1.1854.
Hannah CRESWELL, wife of C. Creswell of Barnsley Hall, died at Bromsgrove, aged 83, d. 24 April 1854, o.1.5.1854.
Mary Anne CURRIER, wife of J. Currier retail brewer, Lawrence Street, aged 48, d. 3 February 1854, o.6.2.1854. |