| Surname | First name | Year | Date | Place of death | Age | Description | Cause of death | Informant |
| FOORD | James | 1878 | 1 Feb | Bradpole | 77 | Plumber | Disease of the brain. Certified by Francis Scott MRCS | Henry Foord, son of deceased, in attendance, South Street, Bridport |
| FORD | Fanny Agnes | 1931 | 16 Nov | Weymouth and District Hospital, Weymouth UD | 39 | Of 44 Granville Road Flats, Weymouth UD. Wife of Percy George Ford, general labourer | (1)a. Mitral stenosis (No PM [post mortem]). Certified by J. B. L. McKendrick MB. | P. Ford, widower of deceased, 44 Granville Road Flats, Weymouth |
| FORD | Harry | 1909 | 3 Sep | Station Road, Stalbridge | 75 | Tinman master | Senectus. Certified by J. F. Ensor LRCP | Mary A. Ford, daughter, present at the death, Station Road, Stalbridge |
| FORD | Henry | 1899 | 10 Jun | Union workhouse, Sturminster RD | 38 | Painter & glazier journeyman from Stalbridge | Pneumonia. Pleurisy. Exhaustion. Certified by J. Comyn Leach MD | George Keates, master of the union workhouse, Sturminster |
| FORD | Mary Ann | 1898 | 24 Apr | Station Road, Stalbridge RD | 74 | Wife of Henry Ford, tinplate worker master | Heart failure. Senile debility. Certified by W. G. Alexander MDCM | Henry Ford, widower of the deceased, present at the death, Station Road, Stalbridge |
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