| Description | George CALDICOTT, in Birmingham, formerly of Worcester, aged 50, d. 28 December 1861, o.4.1.1862.
Barbara CALKIN, died in the Pershore Road, Birmingham, aged 49, d. 10 February 1862, o.15.2.1862.
William CAMWELL, of Lee Bank, Edgbaston, aged 34, d. 4 May 1862, o.10.5.11862.
William CARTER, L.A.C. M.R.C.S., second son of late George Carter of Birmingham died at Epsom, aged 42, d. 11 February 1862, o.15.2.1862.
Martha Luckman CECIL, wife of Rev E.G. Cecil of King Street Chapel, Portsea and youngest daughter of Mr. T.L. Johnson Soho Park, near Birmingham, died at Portsmouth,, aged 26, d. 21 March 1862, o.29.3.1862.
Sarah CHANTRY, eldest daughter of the late Captain Chantry of Park Place, Aston Road, died after a short, severe illness, aged 62, d. 18 March 1862, o.22.3.1862.
Barnabas CHESSHIRE, William, only son of Mr. T.P. Chesshire of The Oaks, Edgbaston, aged 2, d. 23 April 1862, o.26.4.1862.
John Ratheram CLARK, eldest son of John of Lee Bank Road,, aged 2 years and 10 months, d. 27 April 1862, o.3.5.1862.
Catherine CLARKE, wife of Thomas builder of Camp Hill, d. 17 January 1862, o.18.1.1862.
Emma CLARKE, wife of Thomas of Great Colmore Street, died after a long and painful illness, d. 9 March 1862, o.15.3.1862.
Ellen CLAY, widow of William, died at The Ford, Droitwich,, aged 54, d. 24 March 1862, o.29.3.1862.
Joseph COLESBY, eldest son of the late John, hammer finisher of Key Hill, Hockley, aged 59, d. 22 March 1862, o.29.3.1862.
Eliza COLLETT, wife of William of Bromsgrove Street, aged 42, d. 6 February 1862, o.8.2.1862.
George COLLETT, of Barker Street, Lozells, late of Constitution Hill, died after a lingering illness, aged 62, d. 18 April 1862, o.26.4.1862.
Charles Taylor COLLINS, third son of Joseph Collins of Edgbaston, died at Melbourne, Australia, d. 5 February 1862, o.19.4.1862.
Sarah CONSIDINE, widow of Captain James Considine, formerly of the 13th Light Dragoons, and Aide-de-Camp to Major General Sir Robert Bolton, died of bronchitis after 2 days illness, aged 86, d. 2 January 1862, o.11.1.1862.
Edward COOKE, late organist of St. Johns Church, Deritend, died of congestion of the brain, d. 29 April 1862, o.3.5.1862.
Elizabeth COOMBES, wife of Henry of Wheeler Street, Birmingham and daughter of the late Mr. Ward of Burton upon Trent, aged 36, d. 16 January 1862, o.18.1.1862.
Sarah COOPER, widow of E. Cooper of Irving Street, late of Navigation Street, died after a painful and lingering illness, aged 65, d. 18 May 1862, o.24.5.1862.
Elinor COTTERELL, widow of John, died at Rotton Row, near Knowle, aged 91, d. 10 May 1862, o.17.5.1862.
William senr. COTTERELL, died at his home in Walsall, aged 58, d. 26 May 1862, o.31.5.1862.
Caroline COVENTRY, wife of the Hon. Henry Coventry, died at Melton Mowbray, d. 1 January 1862, o.11.1.1862.
Ann COX, widow of William Cox, died at the Parade in Birmingham, aged 73, d. 28 December 1861, o.4.1.1862.
Mrs Henry COX, of 108 Hope Street, d. 14 May 1862, o.17.5.1862.
Jane COX, wife of Thomas of Wylde Green, Sutton Coldfield, aged 68, d. 11 May 1862, o.17.5.1862.
Mary CRISP, mother-in-law of Mr. W.H. Leonard, Nechells Green, died at her son-in-laws, aged 75, d. 27 December 1861, o.4.1.1862.
Catherine CROMPTON, Elizabeth, wife of Dickinson W. Crompton of Temple Row Birmingham, died at Kenilworth after a few hours illness, d. 17 May 1862, o.24.5.1862.
Dorothy CROXALL, widow of Edward, died at Shustoke, Coleshill, aged 78, d. 20 April 1862, o.26.4.1862. |