| Description | Henry EBERHARDT, solicitor of Stourbridge, aged 42, d. 16 April 1854, o.24.4.1854.
Michael EDWARDS, of Bromsgrove Street, son of John Edwards formerly of Little Dadford near Bromsgrove, aged 58, d. 9 January 1854, o.16.1.1854.
William ELD, died at Fradswell Hall, Staffordshire, member of the ancient Staffordshire family, seat at Seighford Hall, agent of Earl Ferrers Staffordshire estates, aged 71, d. 28 February 1854, o.6.3.1854.
Rev. John ELLIS, died at the Vicarage, Wootton Wawen, 44 years vicar of parish and magistrate of county, aged 88, d. 25 February 1854, o.6.3.1854.
Ann ELWELL, youngest daughter of the late Mr. Elwell of Five ways House, West Bromwich and grandaughter of the late Edward Elwell of Hateley Heath, died in London, d. 28 March 1854, o.3.4.1854.
EMBERLIN, of St. Aldates, Oxford, died after a long and painfull illness aged 65, d. 3 February 1854, o.13.2.1854.
William Alfred EMPSON, third son of Frederick Empson, architect, died at Highgate aged 9, d. 12 January 1854, o.16.1.1854.
Henry ENGLAND, of Park Hill House, Walsall, died suddenly aged 68, d. 22 December 1853, o.2.1.1854.
Mary EVANS, wife of John Evans, bell founder of Moland Street died after a lingering illness aged 63, d. 31 March 1854, o.10.4.1854.
Thomas EVANS, Rev. D.D., Headmaster of Kings School, Gloucester Vicar of Sandhurst, Chaplain of Gloucester Lunatic Asylum, died at his house in College Gardens, Gloucester, aged 52, d. 14 January 1854, o.30.1.1854.
John EVERTON, infant son of J.H. Everton of Birmingham, died at Edgbaston, d. 10 February 1854, o.13.2.1854. |