| Description | John Howard Esq. GALTON, of Hadzor House, Worcestershire, died in Rome after a few days illness, d. 28 April 1962, o.10.5.1862.
Marian GARRY, wife of Rev. N.T. Garry, late of St. Michaels Handsworth, died at St. Marks Parsonage near Norwich, d. 7 April 1862, o.12.4.1862.
Frederick George GIBBONS, infant son of Ebenezer Gibbons, Ludgate Hill Birmingham, d. 6 April 1862, o.12.4.1862.
William Webster GIBSON, late of Alspath Hall, near Meriden, died at the home of Mrs Jenkins, Merridale Grove, near Wolverhampton, aged 83, d. 20 January 1862, o.25.1.1862.
Robert Esq. GILLAM, solicitor, died at his home, Rose Lawn Worcester, aged 83, d. 21 April 1862, o.26.4.1862.
Edward GOMM, died of apoplexy in Edgbaston, aged 65, d. 6 January 1862, o.11.1.1862.
Sarah GOODALL, wife of Emanuel Goodall of High Street, d. 10 March 1862, o.15.3.1862.
Rev. Alexander GOODE, M.A., late Vicar of Caverswall in Warwickshire died at his residence in Rome, d. 20 December 1861, o.11.1.1862.
Alice GOUGH, third daughter of Alexander Gough, solicitor of Wolverhampton, died at Walmer Terrace, Soho Hill, Handsworth, d. 13 May 1862, o.17.5.1862.
Francis Ludovic GRANT, Hay, eldest son of Rev. F.B. Grant, Rector of Shelton died at Shelton Rectory, Staffordshire, d. 6 May 1862, o.17.5.1862.
Matilda GREAVES, second daughter of the late Thomas Greaves spectacle manufacturer of Birmingham, died at the home of her brother-in-law, Twickenham after a long illness, d. 17 April 1862, o.19.4.1862.
Alfred GREEN, youngest son of Mr. Green of Birmingham, aged 4 years and 7 months, d. 4 March 1862, o.8.3.1862.
Elizabeth GREEN, youngest daughter of Joseph Green of Parliament Street, West Bromwich, died of consumption, aged 19, d. 30 April 1962, o.3.5.1862.
Mary Ann GREEN, eldest daughter of Thomas Green of Pink Green Farm, Beoley, near Redditch, aged 18, d. 2 April 1862, o.17.5.1862.
Ruth GREVES, eldest surviving daughter of the late Richard Greves of Inkford, died at the home of her brother Richard Greves of Inkford, d. 15 April 1862, o.April 1862.
Rev. Daniel GRIFFITHS, for 39 years pastor of the Independent Chapel at Long Buckby, Northamptonshire died at his son's house, Cannock, aged 83, d. 9 March 1862, o.15.3.1862. |