| Description | Mrs Henry HADLEY, relict of Henry Hadley Esq. surgeon of Derby, aged 84, d. 9 January 1856, o.14.1.1856.
Ann HALL, wife of James Astley Hall Esq., Newcastle-under- Lyme, Staffordshire, died at the residence of her sister, Miss Lee, Denmark Hill, Surrey, d. 24 April 1856, o.2.6.1856.
John Esq. HALL, died at Holly Bush, Staffordshire, aged 78, d. 26 March 1856, o.7.4.1856.
Sarah HALL, widow of William Hall, died at Stoneleigh, aged 77, d. 9 April 1856, o.14.4.1856.
Sarah HALL, widow of George Pass Hall of Birmingham, died at her residence, Bridgnorth, d. 12 June 1856, o.16.6.1856.
Robert Esq. HANBURY, descendant of the ancient house of Hanbury of Hanbury in the county of Worcester, where the family was seated in the time of Edward II. From the reign of Elizabeth, the second branch of the family has been settled in the parish of Norton Canes in the county of Stafford. Died at his residence, Milford, near Stafford, aged 87, d. 8 January 1856, o.14.1.1856.
Joseph HANDS, youngest son of the late John Hands Esq. of Coventry, died at Foleshill, aged 50, d. 11 March 1856, o.17.3.1856.
William HARDEN, died at the Peacock Inn, Kidderminster, after a long illness, aged 55, d. 7 January 1856, o.14.1.1856.
Helen Bird HARRINGTON, daughter of the late John Herbert Harrington Esq. formerly member of the Supreme Council of Bengal died at Ruyton Hall, Shropshire, aged 41, d. 26 May 1856, o.2.6.1856.
Frances Elizabeth HARRIS, second daughter of Bernard H. Harris of Birmingham, aged 27, d. 2 February 1856, o.4.2.1856.
George Esq. HARRIS, died at Rugby, aged 72, d. 16 January 1856, o.21.1.1856.
Ann HARRISON, relict of Samuel Harrison of the Hill, Edgbaston, aged 83, d. 12 February 1856, o.18.2.1856.
George HARRISON, died at his residence in Albion Street, d. 20 February 1856, o.25.2.1856.
Mary Maria HARTILL, beloved wife of Joseph Hartill of Lawley Street, d. 6 February 1856, o.18.2.1856.
Rev. Thomas HARWARD, died at his residence, Winterfold, Worcestershire, aged 81, d. 1 January 1856, o.7.1.1856.
Thomas Hinton HASLUCK, died at his residence, Hall Road, Handsworth, aged 76, d. 22 April 1856, o.28.4.1856.
W.T. HAYCRAFT, M.D., of Greenwich, late physician to the Kent Dispensary, aged 65, d. 15 February 1856, o.25.2.1856.
Samuel Shaw HELLIER, Esq., youngest son of the late James Shaw Hellier Esq., of the Woodhouse in the county of Stafford, died at Dunstall near Wolverhampton, aged 46, d. 10 April 1856, o.14.4.1856.
Ellen Sophia HEMMING, wife of Alfred Hemming of Bloomsbury and daughter of the late Abel Grove of Birmingham., aged 37, d. 1 February 1856, o.4.2.1856.
John HEWSON, of the Woodman Inn, Little Ann Street, aged 39, d. 14 January 1856, o.21.1.1856.
Martha HEYNES, late of the Bowling Green Inn, Kenilworth, died at her son-in-laws house, J. Spicer, Warwick, aged 79, d. 17 January 1856, o.28.1.1856.
William Esq. HEYRICK, Her Majesty's Constable of the Castle of Leicester and Magistrate of the County and for many years Deputy Chairman of the Quarter Sessions. Died at his residence, Thurmaston Lodge, Leicestershire, aged 88, d. 28 April 1856, o.5.5.1856.
Thomas HILDICK, of the Green Lanes, died after a long and severe affliction, aged 75, d. 11 February 1856, o.18.2.1856.
Rev. Charles HILL, MA, for nearly forty years Rector of Bromsberrow, died at the Rectory, Bromsberrow, near Ledbury, aged 69, d. 15 January 1856, o.21.1.1856.
T.L. HILL, surgeon of Ann Street, died at the residence of his mother, Hunton Hill, Erdington, aged 38, d. 22 May 1856, o.26.5.1856.
Thomas HIORNS, died at Walston after a short illness, aged 59, d. 31 January 1856, o.4.2.1856.
Mary HODGSON, widow of S.T. Hodgson of Wollaston near Stourbridge, d. 12 May 1856, o.19.5.1856.
S.T. HODGSON, of Wollaston near Stourbridge, d. 7 May 1856, o.19.5.1856.
Edward HOLDER, died at Docklow, Herefordshire, aged 81, d. 10 April 1856, o.21.4.1856.
William HOLLIS, gun manufacturer of Birmingham, the oldest manufacturer and contractor in the Birmingham gun trade, aged 79, d. 30 April 1856, o.5.5.1856.
Lucy HOWE, widow of Joseph Howe Esq. of Coventry, aged 58, d. 27 April 1856, o.5.5.1856.
Lucy HUGHES, the beloved wife of Thomas Hughes, and only daughter of Richard Madeley of Berwood House, Erdington, died at Clayton, Staffordshire, d. 30 May 1856, o.9.6.1856. |