| Description | W. WAKEFIELD, of Hurley House near Atherstone, died after a long and painful illness, aged 66. d.31 December 1861. o.4.1.1862.
Miss Sarah WALKER, died at Hampstead Road, Handsworth, aged 43. d.18 January 1862. o.25.1.1862.
John Thomas WALL, only child of Thomas and Ellen Wall of Knowle, died after a short but severe illness, aged 5. d.19 May 1862. o.24.5.1862.
Mary Jane WALLIS, of Leamington, eldest daughter of the late William Wallis Esq., died at Ladywood. d.20 May 1862. o.24.5.1862.
Ann WALTERS, sister of John Marson of Livery Street, Birmingham and wife of E. Walters of The Lye near Stourbridge died at her brother's home, aged 49. d.8 January 1862. o.11.1.1862.
Ann WARD, wife of Joseph Ward of Bell Barn Road, died after a long illness, aged 66. d.25 March 1862. o.29.3.1862.
Sarah Jane WARD, wife of C. Ward, died at the residence of her father, Thomas Wright of the Green Man Inn, Erdington, aged 34. d.22 May 1862. o.31.5.1862.
Thomas WARD, eldest son of William Ward, builder of 32 Warner Street, died at his father's home, aged 31. d.17 February 1862. o.22.2.1862.
Elizabeth WARING, died at Dudley, aged 26. d.18 February 1862. o.22.2.1862.
Mary WASDELL, widow of Joseph Wasdell of the Golden Eagle, Swallow Street, aged 64. d.12 February 1862. o.15.2.1862.
Miss WATTS, of Wellesbourne, daughter of the late Edward Watts Esq. of Manslope Park, Buckinghamshire. Died at Clarendon Square, Leamington. d.8 March 1862. o.15.3.1862.
Mary Taylor WATTS, second daughter of the late William Watts of Birmingham, died at Cofton Hackett near Bromsgrove, aged 43. d.28 April 1862. o.3.5.1862.
Eustace WEBB, infant son of the Rev. Benjamin Webb, died at Sheen Parsonage, Staffordshire of acute bronchitis. d.25 March 1862. o.29.3.1862.
Charles Payne WEBSTER, eldest son of the late Baron Dickenson Webster Esq. of Penns, Sutton Coldfield. Died at Statfold near Tamworth, the residence of his maternal grandfather, aged 17. d.14 May 1862. o.17.5.1862.
William WESTWOOD, eldest son of William Westwood jun. of Hunters Lane, Handsworth. Died of diptheria, aged 12. d.19 January 1862. o.25.1.1862.
Margaret WHATELEY, Welchman, second daughter of the late William Whateley Esq. of Birmingham, died at Leamington, aged 70. d.19 April 1862. o.26.4.1862.
George Esq. WHEELER, of Burford House, Upper Clepton no date. o.24.5.1862.
Sarah Bolton WHELDON, widow of William Wheldon, died at Dixon's Green near Dudley, aged 90. d.18 February 1862. o.22.2.1862.
William WHELDON, died at his home, Dixon's Green near Dudley, aged 75. d.16 February 1862. o.22.2.1862.
Sophia WHILE, of Howard Street, mother of Richard While of Newhall Hill. d.22 March 1862. o.29.3.1862.
W.F. WHISTON, brother of J.W. Whiston of Coleshill Street. Died at Ely after a lingering illness, aged 44. d.13 April 1862. o.19.4.1862.
Mrs John WHITTINGTON, wife of John Whittington, coal dealer of Sandy Lane. Died of consumption, aged 34. d.12 April 1862. o.19.4.1862.
WIGGIN, of Cheadle, Staffordshire, aged 79. d.14 January 1862. o.14.1.1862.
Matilda WILD, widow of Edward Wild, died at 6 Dale End, aged 54. d.21 January 1862. o.25.1.1862.
Frances WILEMAN, wife of Charles Wileman Esq., Ashwood Terrace, Longton, Staffordshire, aged 23. d.31 December 1861. o.4.1.1862.
John WILKINS, formerly of Ashted, Birmingham, died at the White Hart Inn, Hurley near Atherstone, aged 60. d.23 February 1862. o.1.3.1862.
Sarah WILLCOX, widow of T.B. Willcox, late of Tamworth, died at her home in Albion Street, Birmingham, aged 77. d.6 April 1862. o.12.4.1862.
Mary Maria WILLIAMS, widow of the Rev. Richard Haddy Williams, vicar of Avenbury and perpetual curate of Grendon Bishop, Herefordshire. Died at 7 Elizabeth Terrace, Campbell Road, Bow after a long and severe illness, aged 59. d.28 January 1862. o.1.2.1862.
Eleanor Constance WILLSON, wife of W.E. Willson and youngest daughter of the late Andrew Blake Esq., M.D. of Nottingham. Died at Nuneaton, aged 33. d.3 May 1862. o.17.5.1862.
Eliza Maria WILSON, wife of John Wilson, reporter. Died in Warwick, aged 34. d.17 March 1862. o.22.3.1862.
Rebecca WILSON, (Mrs Thomas), of Priory Cottage, Alcester, late of Oakfield, Moseley, aged 70. d.15 February 1862. o.22.2.1862.
Frederick John WOODWARD, son of Benjamin Woodward, professor of music, Wednesbury, aged 3 years 9 months. d.27 January 1862. o.1.2.1862.
Mary WRIGHT, wife of Edmund Wright, 75 Vauxhall Road, Birmingham. Died after eighteen years of painful affliction, aged 75. d.30 January 1862. o.1.2.1862.
Eliza Louisa WRIGHTSON, wife of R. Wrightson Esq., youngest daughter of the late Charles Proctor Esq. of Hints, Staffordshire Died at Packington House near Ashby-de-la-Zouch. d.22 May 1862. o.31.5.1862.
Amelia Akers WYNN, widow of Charles Wynn, died at the home of her son-in-law, Joseph Cox of Truemans Heath, aged 82. d.27 January 1862. o.1.2.1862. |