| Description | Walter WADDELL, of Edgbaston, youngest son of the late Thomas Waddell, aged 11. d.2 June 1854. o.5.6.1854.
Mary WALFORD, relict of John Walford of St. Martins Place, aged 78. d.17 January 1854. o.23.1.1854.
Samuel sen. WALKER, of Lower Fazeley Street, aged 84. d.16 April 1854. o.1.5.1854.
Martha WALL, third daughter of the late William White, gent. of Alcester. Died at Stratford-on-Avon, aged 54. d.15 April 1854. o.1.5.1854.
Thomas WALLIS, died at Rowington, aged 90. d.2 March 1854. o.6.3.1854.
Frederick WARD, late of Stratford-on-Avon, died at Fox's Station, Abercrombie's River, N.S.W, aged 39. d.21 November 1853. o.27.3.1854.
Sarah WARD, died at the residence of her son, 2 St. Marys Row, aged 78. d.11 January 1854. o.23.1.1854.
George WARREN, farmer, eldest son of the late Abel Warren, maltster of Stratford-on-Avon. Died at his residence in Rolter Street, Stratford-on-Avon, aged 31. d.31 January 1854. o.6.2.1854.
Charles WATERSON, formerly Sergeant-Major of Worcestershire Militia. Died at Prospect Place, London Road, aged 76. d.10 April 1854. o.17.4.1854.
Hannah WATSON, relict of John Watson of Willoughby, Lincolnshire, mother of Mrs William Bach of Gough Road, Edgbaston. d.4 March 1854. o.13.3.1854.
James Tyssen WATSON, eldest son of James Eyre Watson of Fillongley, died at Port Natal. d.20 January 1854. o.27.3.1854.
John WEAVER, late of Atherstone, died at Cheltenham. d.17 April 1854. o.24.4.1854.
Anne Elizabeth WEBB, wife of Major Webb of the Berrow, Worcestershire. Died after a few hours illness, aged 27. d.6 January 1854. o.16.1.1854.
Elizabeth WEBB, relict of James Webb of Stourbridge, died at the residence of her brother, John Starling in Erith, Kent, aged 47. d.25 December 1853. o.2.1.1854.
Mrs William WEBB, relict of William Webb, formerly of Stourbridge, late of Kinfare, died at Heath Road. d.10 April 1854. o.17.4.1854.
Benedicta WEDGWOOD, widow of Thomas Wedgwood of Over House, Burslem. Died at Bengeo Lodge near Hertford, aged 84. d.25 March 1854. o.3.4.1854.
James WHIDBORNE, Seymour Lucas, second son of the Rev. George Ferris Whidborne. Died at the Parsonage, Hanley, Staffordshire, aged 5. d.30 March 1854. o.10.4.1854.
Mary WHIELDON, wife of the Rev. Edward Whieldon of Hales Hall near Cheadle. Died in London, aged 61. d.13 May 1854. o.22.5.1854.
Elizabeth Baylies WHITE, wife of Joseph White, formerly of Great Witney, Worcestershire. Second daughter of the late Edward Avern of Edgbaston, died at her sister's house, Great Ryton, Shropshire. d.18 March 1854. o.27.3.1854.
John WHITE, of Knowle House near Lichfield, aged 58. d.14 March 1854. o.20.3.1854.
Joseph WHITEHEAD, of Church Street, Birmingham. Died at the Sand Pits after a lingering illness, aged 68. d.17 January 1854. o.23.1.1854.
Richard John WHITEHEAD, youngest son of W.W. Whitehead of Mount Pleasant, Bilston. Died after a severe illness, aged 7 months. d.17 March 1854. o.20.3.1854.
Edmund WHITEHOUSE, of Aston New Town, aged 68. d.22 January 1854. o.30.1.1854.
Theodosia WHITEHOUSE, relict of Edward Whitehouse of Ipsley, Warwicks. Died at Ivy House, Redditch, the home of Walter Brown, aged 84. d.2 March 1854. o.13.3.1854.
Thomas WHITEHOUSE, solicitor, died at his residence in Castle Street, Dudley, aged 36. d.21 April 1854. o.1.5.1854.
Mary Hampton WHITFIELD, wife of T.D. Whitfield. d.11 March 1854. o.13.3.1854.
Thomas Dutton WHITFIELD, of Birmingham, died at Ryde, Isle of Wight of heart disese, aged 42. d.15 May 1854. o.22.5.1854.
Elizabeth WHITTEM, eldest daughter of John Whittem of Vine Villa, Whitley near Coventry, aged 18. d.17 May 1854. o.22.5.1854.
Thomas WHORRALL, Drakeford, died at Tamworth, late of Coventry. d.11 January 1854. o.16.1.1854.
Ann WILKINSON, relict of J. Wilkinson, maltster of Hartshill, died at her daughter's residence in Ravenhurst, aged 69. d.7 March 1854. o.13.3.1854.
Mary WILLIAMS, relict of Thomas Williams, formerly of Bilbrooke. Died at the house of her son-in-law, W. Stanton of Lichfield Street, Wolverhampton, aged 79. d.31 January 1854. o.6.2.1854.
Dorothy WILLINGTON, wife of Jos Willington and eldest daughter of R. Cave Brown M.D. of Tamworth. Died at Tymaur. d.18 February 1854. o.27.2.1854.
Fanny WILLSON, third daughter of Jane Willson of Aston Tavern, Aston. Died after a short but severe illness, aged 16. d.29 December 1853. o.2.1.1854.
Fanny WILSON, aged 16. d.29 December 1854.
Lydia WILSON, wife of John Broadley, died at an advanced age at her residence, Clapham Common. d.13 April 1854. o.24.4.1854.
Charles WOLSELEY, Bart. Sir, of Wolseley, Staffordshire, aged 41. d.15 May 1854. o.22.5.1854.
Mrs WOOD, of Cradley, aged 64. d.9 March 1854. o.13.3.1854.
Mary Ann WOODHILL, wife of W. Wilkes Woodhill of Great Hampton Street died at the residence of her father Josiah Allen, Frederick Street, Edgbaston, aged 29. d.16 March 1854. o.20.3.1854.
William Wilkes WOODHILL, brassfounder of Great Hampton Street, second son of the late John Woodhill of Birmingham. Died at the residence of his mother in Plough and Harrow Road, Edgbaston. d.3 April 1854. o.10.4.1854.
Sarah WOOLLEY, wife of Richard Woolley of Ingleby Street, Birmingham. Died after a lingering illness, aged 56. d.3 March 1854. o.6.3.1854.
Ada Augusta WRIGHT, infant daughter of Edward Payton Wright of Woodbere Cottage, Highgate. d.25 February 1854. o.27.2.1854.
Frances WRIGHT, wife of John Wright late of Lower Fazeley Street, Birmingham, aged 41. d.24 March 1854. o.3.4.1854.
John WRIGHT, of Sparkbrook House near Birmingham. Liberal subscriber to charities and benefactor of the poor. d.2 May 1854. o.8.5.1854.
Thomas WRIGHT, cork manufacturer of Wellington Row, formerly of Peck Lane, aged 67. d.12 January 1854. o.16.1.1854.
Elizabeth WYATT, third daughter of the late Richard Wyatt of Stratford-on-Avon, died at Barbican Terrace, Barnstaple. d.2 April 1854. o.10.4.1854.
WYER, died in Noel Road. d.15 May 1854. o.22.5.1854. |