| Description | John EARP, for 15 years landlord of the Hen and Chickens, Moseley Street, and formerly for many years at the Swan Office, Birmingham, died suddenly, aged 68, d. 19 April 1862, o.26.4.1862.
William EARP, died recently at Nottingham after a short illness no date, o.5.4.1862.
Enos EDWARDS, for 54 years fireman at the Birmingham Fire Office, aged 68, d. 31 December 1861, o.4.1.1862.
Sarah EDWARDS, widow of Rev. W. Edwards of Loughborough House, Brixton, Surrey, died at her home in Worcester, aged 83, d. 24 March 1862, o.29.3.1862.
Rebekah ELWELL, daughter of Benjamin Elwell of Coseley near Sedegley, died after a short illness, aged 9, d. 10 February 1862, o.15.2.1862.
Lucy Anne EMPSON, wife of Frederick Empson, a Birmingham architect died after giving birth to her fourteenth child, aged 39, d. 1 January 1862, o.4.1.1862.
Edward ENSELL, died at 4 Steelhouse Lane, aged 70, d. 7 April 1862, o.12.4.1862. |