| Description | Dowager MACCLESFIELD, Countess of, died at Eynsham Hall, aged 81, d. 1 January 1862, o.4.1.1862.
Rowland MAINWARING, Rear-Admiral, who was present at the battles of the Nile and Copenhagen. Died at his home, Whitmore Hall, Staffordshire, aged 79, d. 11 April 1862, o.19.4.1862.
Grace MALINS, infant daughter of Arthur Malins of Summer Hill Note - two entries with different dates, d. 28 March 1862, d. 27 March 1862, o.29.3.1862 o.5.4.1862.
Sarah MALLON, wife of John Mallon, died at Portway, Rowley Regis, aged 77, d. 13 February 1862, o.22.2.1862.
George Frederick MANLY, Parry, son of George Manly of Edgbaston, aged 7 weeks, d. 3 January 1862, o.11.1.1862.
Elizabeth MAPLETON, widow of the Rev. James Henry Mapleton, late Rector of Christ Church, Surrey, aged 78, d. 16 May 1862, o.24.5.1862.
William MARLOW, eldest son of William Marlow of New John Street West, Birmingham, aged 24, d. 12 May 1862, o.24.5.1862.
John Cooper MARSHALL, of Bloomfield, Smethwick, died of apoplexy, aged 56, d. 30 April 1862, o.17.5.1862.
Frances Anne MARTEN, wife of Henry Marten of Parkfield House, near Wolverhampton, died at Penn Fields, the home of her father E.R. Dimmack Esq., aged 29, d. 26 March 1862, o.29.3.1862.
Susannah MARTIN, wife of Edward Martin, died at Grey Place, Bristol Road, Edgbaston, aged 82, d. 26 April 1862, o.3.5.1862.
Eliza McMURTRIE, wife of Mr. McMurtrie of the New Inns, Claverley, aged 20, d. 22 March 1862, o.29.3.1862.
Isaac MEALING, of Worcester and previously of the Sandpits, Birmingham, died suddenly, aged 68, d. 1 January 1862, o.11.1.1862.
Job Esq. MEISH, a Deputy Lieutenant and Magistrate of the county of Stafford. Died at Ash Hall, aged 78, d. 30 January 1862, o.8.2.1862.
Elizabeth Jane MELISH, widow of the Very Rev. Edward Mellish, Dean of Hereford and eldest daughter and co-heiress of the late Very Rev. William Leigh of Rushall, Staffordshire formerly Dean of Hereford. Died at Richmond, Surrey, aged 77, d. 23 February 1862, o.1.3.1862.
J. Esq. MELLOR, died at Warwick Place, Leamington, aged 87, d. 18 February 1862, o.22.2.1862.
Charles Henry METSUM, M.A., Vicar of Ringwood-cum-Harbridge and formerly fellow of Kings College, Cambridge. Died at the Vicarage at Ringwood, aged 62, d. 17 January 1862, o.25.1.1862.
Louisa MILES, widow of Arthur Miles of London, died in Belgrave Street, Birmingham, aged 63, d. 24 February 1862, o.1.3.1862.
Sarah MISTER, wife of John Mister, died at the Round Hills, Aston, d. 19 May 1862, o.24.5.1862.
Patrick MONAGHAN, for many years a parliamentary reporter, then with the Illustrated London News and recently became well known in Wolverhampton in connection with the local press. Died suddenly in London, aged 50, d. 16 March 1862, o.22.3.1862.
Catherine MORGAN, second daughter of Thomas Morgan Esq. of Tallyout, Cardinganshire and niece of Edward Thomas Esq. of New Street Birmingham, aged 20, d. 15 January 1862, o.18.1.1862.
Mrs Mary MOSS, died at Grange Hill, Halesowen, aged 70, d. 9 March 1862, o.15.3.1862.
Mary Ann MOXON, widow of Colonel Moxon, late of Birmingham, died at her home in Torquay, d. 10 May 1862, o.17.5.1862.
Sarah MUNSLOW, widow of Samuel Munslow of Marshall Street, died after a lingering illness, aged 78, d. 19 March 1862, o.22.3.1862.
John Esq. MURDOCK, died at his home, Sycamore Hill, Handsworth, aged 72, d. 29 January 1862, o.1.2.1862.
Mrs Ann MUSTON, late of Cregoe Street, died at Malvern Terrace, Tallow Hill, Worcester after a severe illness, aged 60 no date, o.3.5.1862. |