| Description | Catherine DANIELLS, wife of Silvanus Daniells, gent. aunt to William Cottrell Esq. solicitor of Birmingham and cousin to Mrs John Peel. Died at Lichfield Terrace, Aston Road, d. 14 January 1856, o.28.1.1856.
Joseph DARBY, late of The Delph, near Brierly Hill, coalmaster and maltster. Died at Scotwell near Rowley Regis, aged 55, d. 13 June 1856, o.16.6.1856.
Rev. George DAVENPORT, Incumbent of St. Judes Church, Birmingham, died at his residence, Spring Vale Cottage, Edgbaston after a protracted illness, deeply regretted by his family and a large circle of friends, aged 51, d. 20 March 1856, o.24.3.1856.
James DAVENPORT, father of the late incumbent of St. Judes Church Birmingham, died at Ashby-de-la-Zouch, Leicestershire, respected by all who knew him,, d. 21 March 1856, o.24.3.1856.
Mary Elizabeth DAVIES, Susanna, beloved wife of Monsieur Bellon, of Chateau de Neuville, Dieppe, France and eldest daughter of the late Rev. Thomas Davies of the Tything Worcester, died at Alma Cottage, Parkgate, Cheshire, aged 38, d. 25 February 1856, o.3.3.1856.
John Smith DAVIS, Registrar of St. Thomas's district, Birmingham, d. 28 February 1856, o.3.3.1856.
James Esq DAWES, of Eastcot, Barston, aged 81, d. 20 April 1856, o.5.5.1856.
Sarah DAWES, beloved wife of W. Dawes of Lee Bank Road, Edgbaston, d. 20 May 1856, o.26.5.1856.
William Esq DAWES, surgeon, died at Longton aged 56, d. 2 May 1856, o.5.5.1856.
William Hutton DEAN, for many years collector of rates for the parish of Aston and Registrar of Births and Deaths for the Erdington district, died at Erdington, aged 64, d. 13 April 1856, o.21.4.1856.
Thomas DEE, of the Coach and Horses Inn, Henley Street and formerly proprietor of the Stratford coach called ÒThe Warwickshire HuntÓ, died at Stratford-upon- Avon, aged 42, d. 12 January 1856, o.21.1.1856.
Alfred James DILLOND, youngest son of William Dillond of Princes Street, aged 6, d. 27 February 1856, o.3.3.1856.
James DINGLEY, of London, formerly of Birmingham, father of W.H. Dingley of 84 High Street, d. 2 January 1856, o.7.1.1856.
Thomas DIXON, died at Tardebigg, near Bromsgrove, aged 77, d. 11 March 1856, o.17.3.1856.
Elizabeth de DOMPIERE, relict of Joseph Henry De Dompiere and also of Francis Eginton, Esq, captain in the Warwickshire Militia, late of Meertown House Shropshire where she resided upwards of twenty years, died at the residence of William Helmsley Esq, R.N., aged 78, d. 16 March 1856, o.24.3.1856.
James Esq DONALDSON, of Sydney, the youngest brother of Mrs S. Rawlins of Moseley, died after a short illness at the residence of his mother in Craven Hill, London, aged 32, d. 30 April 1856, o.5.5.1856.
Ellen DRINKWATER, relict of John Drinkwater Esq. died at Sherborne House, Warwickshire, aged 63, d. 2 March 1856, o.10.3.1856.
John Esq. DRINKWATER, died at Sherborne House, Warwickshire, aged 79, d. 19 February 1856, o.25.2.1856.
Rev John DUDLEY, vicar of Sileby and of Humberstone, Leicestershire senior magistrate of the county for nearly 62 years died at the Vicarage, Sileby, aged 94, d. 7 January 1856, o.14.1.1856.
Robert Esq. DUDLEY, died at Summerhill, Kingswinford, aged 72, d. 16 March 1856. |