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Transcript of Cholera Victims in Bilston, 1832 Surname First Name Years Months Residence Remarks Occupation Date of death Burial register entry SHEPHERD Anne 42 Union Street 20 Aug 1832 St Leonard’s SIDAWAY Willm. 40 Ettingshall Lane Miner 4 Sep 1832 St Leonard’s SILLETOE Thos. 60 Walsall Street Japanner 23 Aug 1832 St Leonard’s SMITH Aaron 3 25 Aug 1832 St Leonard’s SMITH Emma 7 10 Aug 1832 Swan Bank SMITH Maria 13 Temple Street 7 Aug 1832 St Leonard’s SMITH Martha 11 Temple Street 7 Aug 1832 St Leonard’s SMITH Richard 40 28 Aug 1832 Swan Bank SMITH Sarah 24 Wynns Fold 13 Aug 1832 Swan Bank SMITH Sarah 78 11 Aug 1832 Swan Bank SMITH Susanh. 48 Bilston 30 Aug 1832 St Leonard’s SMITH William 55 Club Buildings Watchman 22 Aug 1832 Swan Bank SMITH William 18 Temple Street This was the second case of death by Cholera in Temple Street, his 2 sisters are noted below. They lived in the same yard as Elizabeth Dawson in a house without a chamber & when I took the census last year there were resident in that house about 12 person Pudler 6 Aug 1832 St Leonard’s SOUTER Thomas 44 Gozzard St, New Town Engineer 28 Aug 1832 St Leonard’s SPAITE Mary 8 Coseley Street 24 Aug 1832 Swan Bank SPENCER Susanh. 22 Ettingshall Lane 28 Aug 1832 St Leonard’s SPILSBURY John 45 Stafford Street Miner 22 Aug 1832 Swan Bank © Pat Galloway, 2001. All rights reserved. No responsibility is accepted for errors or omissions. Transcriber's notes STANLEY Ann 23 Wynns Fold, High Street 22 Aug 1832 Swan Bank Church register gives name as STANDLEY STANLEY John 29 Quarry Lane Miner 16 Aug 1832 Swan Bank STANLEY Thomas 4 Wynns Fold 23 Aug 1832 Swan Bank STONE Thomas 60 Pipes Meadow Labourer 13 Aug 1832 St Leonard’s STONE William 34 Wynns Row Keeper 24 Aug 1832 Swan Bank SUMNER Saml. 69 Barn Buildg., Pinfold Street Furnace Man 22 Aug 1832 Swan Bank Church register gives name as SOMNER SUTTON Anne 32 Hare Street 17 Aug 1832 St Leonard’s SUTTON Mary 41 Church Street 23 Aug 1832 Swan Bank SUTTON Richard 44 Church Street Hatter 30 Aug 1832 Swan Bank
Transcript of Cholera Victims in Bilston, 1832 Surname First Name Years Months Residence Remarks Occupation Date of death Burial register entry SWAIN Thomas 52 Oxford Street Was taken ill on the night of Friday & died on Sunday morning. TATE Jacob 28 Hare Street,New Town Was well & ate a hearty supper & died at 10 next morning. He resided near to William Thornton noticed on the 12th. TAYLOR Joseph 1 3 Dickinsons Fold The son of Joseph Taylor noticed on Augst. 19th. © Pat Galloway, 2001. All rights reserved. No responsibility is accepted for errors or omissions. Furnace Man 20 Aug 1832 Swan Bank Screw forger 24 Aug 1832 St Leonard’s 27 Aug 1832 St Leonard’s TAYLOR Joseph 39 Dickinsons Fold, Church A son died on the 27th. Banksman 19 Aug 1832 St Leonard’s TAYLOR Martha 1 Street 4 Sep 1832 St Leonard’s TAYLOR Phoebe 21 Temple Street 26 Aug 1832 St Leonard’s TAYLOR William 55 Workhouse Lane, High St Watchmaker 19 Aug 1832 St Leonard’s THOMAS Evan 45 Coseley Street 22 Aug 1832 St Leonard’s THOMAS Henry 2 Nr.Stone Street 29 Aug 1832 Swan Bank THOMAS John 7 Near Stone Street 7 Aug 1832 Swan Bank THOMAS Josha. 5 28 Aug 1832 St Leonard’s THOMPSON Charlotte 8 Cold Lanes 6 Sep 1832 Swan Bank THOMPSON Edward 26 Eyres Entry, Oxford Street Spoon maker 12 Aug 1832 St Leonard’s THOMPSON James 54 Wynns Row Pudler 18 Aug 1832 St Leonard’s THOMPSON Mary 10 Cold Lanes,Bilston 12 Aug 1832 St Leonard’s THOMPSON Willm. 0 10 2 Sep 1832 Swan Bank THORNTON Ann 6 Free St, New Town This is the third child of the before named William & Jane Thornton. THORNTON Jane 40 Free Street,New Town She was taken ill on the night of the 10th in the absence of her husband who was at work all night & died before his return next morning. THORNTON John 11 Free Street,New Town This is another child of the beforenamed William & Jane Thornton. THORNTON Mary Anne 4 Free Street,New Town This was a child of the above William & JaneThornton. Two others are hereafter mentioned. The situation is very close & near to a reservoir of stagnant filth. 16 Aug 1832 St Leonard’s 11 Aug 1832 St Leonard’s 13 Aug 1832 St Leonard’s 12 Aug 1832 St Leonard’s THORNTON William 40 Free Street,New Town This was the husband of the above Jane Thornton. He was taken ill about 9 o'clock the same morning as his wife died. Furnaceman 12 Aug 1832 St Leonard’s TONKS Matilda 17 15 Aug 1832 St Leonard’s TRANTER William 18 22 Aug 1832 St Leonard’s TRANTER Willm. 17 Ettingshall Lane 28 Aug 1832 St Leonard’s Transcriber's notes
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