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Vital Record of Rhode Island.

1636=18^0.

KIRST SERIES.

BIKTHS, MAEEIAGES AND DEATHS.

A Family Register for the People.

By James N. Arnold,

Editor of the Narragansett Historical Register,

' Is WLy Name Written in ttie Boole of Life?"

VOL. XX.

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN:

Marriages H -to Z.
Dea-ths A and B.

Published under the auspices of the General Assembly.

PROVIDENCE, R. I.:

narragansett historical publishing

company.

1911.

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Published May 15, 1911.

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INTRODUCTION

The Compiler with this volume presents the twentieth of the
series and he flatters himself the interest is fully as pronounced as
in those of any of the previous issues. The matter in this book is
taken wholly from the Rhode Island American.

We are again thankful to the Honorable General Assembly for
their public courtesy towards us in this publication. The kind
words and favors of our friends are duly appreciated. They give
us strength to continue in a work to which we have already given
the best years of our life. May our work still so continue as to
merit this confidence and good will.

In reading our notes please to bear in mind that if the Marriage
or Death date is preceded by the name of the paper, it means the
event is to be found in that issue. If not the said Marriage or
Death occurred on the date given.

We close by trusting our readers will still find their usual
pleasure while perusing our latest volume.

CONTENTS.

MAaiilAGES.

Rhode Island American : Letters H to Z.

DEATHS.

Rhode Island American : Letters A and B.

INDBX.

Abbeana, Brig, 583.

Abbe, 154.

Abbott, 503, 86, 227, 25s, 260,

296, 300, 38s, 455.
Abbottshire, Scot., 96, 310.
Abel, 503, 361.
Abed, 504.
Abercrombie, 504, 166, 404, 437,

453-
Aberdeen University, 569.
Abert, 504.
Abington, Mass., 57,71, 127,318,

569.
Aborn, 504, 50, 63, 87, 155, 277,

280, 318, 319, 338, 353, 418,

465, 467, 485, 498.
Abraham, 505.
Abrams, 505.
Academy, 515.
Academy, Bridgewater, Mass.,

287.
Academy, Bristol, R. I., 75.
Academy, Dummer, 506.
Academy, Warren, R. I., 173,

268.
Acosta, Frigate, 601.
Accomac Co., Va., 547.
Achard, 505.
Ackerman, 505.
Ackland, 505.
Ackley, 505.
Acting Adjutant, 551.
Acworth, N. H., 570.
Adams, 505, 63, lOi, iir, 119,

167, 175, 191, 215, 230, 252,

259, 265, 301, 310, 394, 409,

426, 457, 487, 581.

Adams, Mass., 53, 90, 9 '.£533.

621.
Adamsville, R. I., 46, 155, 260.
Adder, 611.
Addington, 508.
Addis, 508.

Addison, 508, 151, 168.
Adie, 508.
Adjutant, 552.
Adjutant, Acting, 551.
Adjutant and Inspector General,

U. S. Army, 224.
Adjutant General of Mass., 245,

373-
Adjutant General, U. S., Asst.,

121.
Admiralty, Lords of, 586.
Adolphustown, U. C, 179, 188.
Adrews, 508.
Adriance, 509.
Advertiser, 411.
Advertiser, Albany Daily, 164.
Advertiser, The Daily, 22, 217.
Advertiser, Louisiana, 190, 291.
Advertiser, Mercantile, 82.
Advocate, Commonwealth, 351.
Advocate, National, 248, 313.
Advocate, The, 268.
Adge, 509.

Argis, National, 293, 606.
Affairs, Charge des, 238, 309.
Africa, 594, 631.
Africa, Coast of, 506, 540, 598,

60 1.
African fever, 523.
Agency, 422.
Agency, Choctaw, 113.
Agency, Creek, 55.
Agent, 33, 132, 549.

VI

INDEX

Agent, Acting Colonial, 523.

Agent, Indian, 178.

Agent, Land, 569.

Agenoria, Brig, 547.

Aguero, 509.

Aibert, 435.

Aide de Camp, 51, 542.

Aiken, 509, 554.

Aikman, 509.

Aill, 80.

Ailman, 509, 66, 141.

Aimiss, 509.

Ainsworth, 509, 451.

Air, 372, 404, 497.

Aird, 509.

Aitkur, 509.

Atkins, 509.

Akins, 509.

Alabama, 58, 150,492, 554, 558.

Alabama, Governor of, 577.

Alabama, Steamer, 561.

Albany, N. Y., 39, 42, 71, 80,
104, 116, 149, 159, 164, 176,
247, 281, 336, 367, 421, 431,
445, 474, 476, SS9, 579, S99.
600, 612, 613.

Albany Daily Advertiser, 164.

Albemarle, 509.

Albemarle, Va., 270.

Albers, 509.

Albert, 509.

Albertson, 509, 575.

Albernes, 510.

Albion, R. I., 120, 142, 161, 178,
226, 279, 346, 376, 530.

Albro, 510, 91, 154, 246, 270,

3SI, 356.
Alciope, Ship, 575.
Alcorn, 510.
Alden, 510, 23, 26, 63, 99, 104,

114, 131. 160, 196, 287, 301,

304, 377, 469. 500.
Aldrich, 510, 96, 100, 108, 161,

185, [95, 199, 221, 235, 248,

257, 270, 302, 321, 343, 439,

441, 460,475. 485. 489, 527.

633-
Aldredge, 62.
Alesbury, 511.
Alexander, 511, 32, 194, 408, 490.

Alexandria, D. C, 49, 105, 393-
Alexandria, Penn., 555.
Alexandria, Va., 203, 346.
Alexandrian, The, 393.
Alexson, 286.
Alger, 512, 231, 359, 413, 446,

521.

Ali, 512.

Allard, 512, 471.

Alleghany Co., Md., 540.

Alleghany College, 196.

Allen, 512, 24, 26, 28, 30, 33, 36,
37, 44, 52, 54, 61, 62, 72, 73,
84, 89, 91, 93. 96, 99. 121,
125, 126, 131, 134, 138, 139,
156, 161, 162, 171, 181, 185,
186, 196, 198, 206, 208, 209,
210, 223, 232, 235, 240, 241,
266, 271, 279, 280, 296, 303,
317, 318, 323, 324, 328, 333,
338, 348, 349, 350, 354, 360,
361, 368, 377, 380, 384, 395,
396,406, 409, 415, 419, 431,
440, 442, 457, 458, 459, 469,
470, 473, 479, 488, 489, 492,

493, 536.
Allyn, 512.
Allenton, 519.
Alliance, Ship, 515.
Allied Armies, 532.
Ailing, 519.
Allis, 519.
Allison, 519.
Alman, 140.
Allmond, 519.
Allsboro, 444.
Allstadt, 519.
Allston, 519,
Almeira, 519.
Almy, 519, 37, 72,94, 153, 154,

155, 197, 245, 283, 289, 312,

383.
Almshouse, 558, 576, 578, 613,

619.
Alsop, 520, 67, 94, 261.
Alston, 520, 570.
Alton, 520.

Alton Hants, Eng., 342, 481.
Alverson, 520.
Amar, 521.

INDEX

VII

Ambassador, 366, 35*9.
Amblers, 521.
Ambros, Africa, 545.
Ambrose, 521, 118.
Ambrus, S. C, 545.
Ameliasburgh, U. C, 299.
Amelung, 521.
American Hible Society, 593.
American Consul, 314, 350, 522,

593, 602, 618, 625.
American Eagle, 19.
American Embassy, 245.
American Journal, 1 50.
American Minister, 448, 516,

568, 621.
American Missionary, 546.
American Publisher, 544.
American, The Rhode Island, 19

to 640.
American, The, 424.
American Volunteer, 521.
Ames, 521, 155, 190, 260, 261,

294. 329. 458, 594-
Amesbury, 521, 146.
Amherst, Mass., 57, 157, 179,

220, 320, 371, 462, 574.
Amherst, Mass., College, 64,

23s. 495-
Ammidon, 522, 196.
Ammidown, 522, 475.
Amory, 522, 86, 144, 315.
Amos, 522
Amputated, 624.
Amputation, 602.
Amsbury, 369, 444, 451.
Amsbury, Mass., 563.
Amsden, 522.

Amsterdam, Hoi., 589, 593, 606.
Amsterdam, N. Y., 516.
Analastan, Cartel, 336.
Anchor and Crown Inn, 462.
Ancient Procurator, 576.
Anderson, 522, 112, 180, 198.
Andover, Mass., 64, 79, iii, 114,

159, 23s, 24s, 25s, 267, 300,

482, S03. SSS-
Andover, Mass., College, 207,

298, 547-
Andover, N. H., 113.
Andras, 253.

Andrew, 524.

Andrews, 523, 108, 118, 138,

144. 157, 178, 193. 19s. 207,
217, 241, 319, 348, 349, 358,
363> 389, 414. 426, 445, 459,
461, 462, 483, 494.

Andriade, 524.

Andros, 524, 157, 216, 304, 406.

Angell, 524, 35, 43, 48, 60, 95,
96, 133, 143, 171, 195, 196,
204, 228, 230, 236, 248, 269,
283, 291, 303, 306, 312, 327,

334, 341, 342, 343. 405. 432,
436,442,451,466, 468, 475,
476, 485, 492, 499.

Angier, 32.

Angwil, 528.

Ann, Ship, 601.

Annapolis, Md., 38, 84, 176, 388.

Ann, Cape, 508.

Anness, 528.

Annis, 528, 107, 201.

Anthony, 528, 31, 41, 42, 43, 47,
76, 78, 88, 98, 105, 107, 134,
146, 148, 163, 175, 180, 193,
202, 220, 259, 265, 281, 300,
310, 329, 334.346, 350, 394,
428, 442, 447, 496, 498, 509,
528.

Antelope. Brig, 525, 545, 551.

Antigua, W. I., 128, 295.

Antiquarians, Society of, 553.

Anti-Universalist, The, 395.

Antonio, 530.

Antwerp, Holland, 631.

Aplin, 530, 144, 221, 234, 424.

Apollo Belvedere, 630.

Apothecary, 628.

Appleby, 362.

Appleton, 530, 191, 241.

Apponaug, R. I., 211, 277, 402,
452.

Apthorp, 531.

Archar, 216, 324, 349, 531.

Archbishop, 483.

Archbishop of Canterbury, 201,
210.

Arden, 364.

Aremburg, 532.

Arenians, 95.

VIII

INDEX

Arey, 532.

Argus, Eastern, 265, 340.
Argus, The, 407, 446.
Argus, U. S. Brig, 513.
Arkwright, R. I., 527.
Armfeldt, 531.
Armies, Allied, 532.
Armington, 531, 32, 134, 167,
179. 306, 353, 358, 372, 374,

417-

Armistead, 531.

Armond, 129.

Arms, 185.

Armsbury, 491.

Armsby, 531.

Armstrong, 531, 177, 263, 393,
398, 470, 621.

Army, 521.

Army, Brazilian, 188.

Army, British, 177, 389, 496.

Army, Imperial, "j"].

Army, Quiregas, 509.

Army, Revolutionary, 568.

Army, United States, 35, 38, 48,
55. 56, 58, 81, 86, 113, ri4,
117, 121, 122, 137, 140, 150,
156, 160, 166, 175, 178, 179,
191, 166, 204, 221, 225, 264,
270,273, 310, 328, 341, 350,
356, 362, 364, 366, 369, 388,
409, 410, 425, 442, 445, 474,
514, 5 '6. 542, 552, 560, 564,
567. 570, 571. 572, 577, 600,
606, 625, 637.

Arnold, 532, 21, 30, 35, 45, 53,
60, 61, 70, 78, 82, 84, 95, 96,
106, 128, 139, 144, 148, 149,
154, 156, 162, 163, 171, 172,
179, 192, 194, 198, 220, 221,
229, 232, 235, 244, 247, 253,
263, 267, 268, 269, 271, 275,
276, 277, 279, 281, 293, 29s,
303, 308, 310, 336, 349, 352,

385. 393. 394, 403, 404, 405.
414, 418, 441, 442, 445, 448,
451, 452, 453,457. 459, 460,
461,464, 466, 469, 481, 492,
618,635.

Arnsteir, 539.

Arrow, 539.

Arrowsmith, 539.

Arsenic, 568.

Artillery, United States, 133,

166, 301, 366, 378, 41 r.
Artrim, N. H., 509.
Ary, 61.
Asbury, 539.
Asgill, 539.
Ash, 47.

Ashburnham, Mass., 189.
Ashburnham, N. H., 54.
Ashbury Missionary Institute, 55
Ashfield, Mass., 320.
Ashford, 539.
Ashford, Ct., 80, 130, 139, 223,

242, 296, 349, 408, 411, 448,

454. 467, 477, 494, 529, 583,

592, 628.
Ashford, Mass., 285, 549.
Ashley, 540, ^(i, 167, 172, 215,

289.
Ashman, 540.
Ashton, 540, 268.
Asia, Ship, 515, 612, 630.
Asiatic, Nabob, 573.
Aspinwall, 540, 467.
Assembly, General, 511, 533,

629.
Assembly, New Hampshire, 254.
Assistant Adj. General, 114.
Assistant Adj. General, U. S.,

121.
Assistant Minister, 166.
Assistant Postmaster, 124, 264.
Assonet, Mass, 41.
Aston, 540.
Astria, Schooner, 518.
Asylum, 524, 527, 555, 581, 607,

632.
Atandia, 540.
Athens, Greece, 150.
Athens, Maid of, 1 50.
Athens, N. Y., 94, 421, 456.
Atherton, 540.
Athey, 540.
Athol, Mass., igo, 201, 210, 214,

372.
Atkins, 540, 71, 88, 352, 409.
Atkinson, 541, 160, 194, 411,

477.

INDEX

IX

Atlas, Ship, 562.

Attleboro, Mass., 24, 28, 32, 34,
40, 43, 45, 46, 52, 59, 61, 62,
68, 69, 73, 78, 82, 83, 84, 95,
96, 102, 104, 107, 109, III,
US, 128, 130, 13s, 142, 144,
151, 162, 164, 167, 168, 172,
174, 181, 182, 184, i86, 192,
194, 199, 20s, 211, 220, 222,
227, 229, 230, 233, 234, 239,
240, 241, 243, 244, 249, 250,
27s, 282, 285, 289, 290, 291,
296, 301, 303. 306, 307, 316,
319, 320, 324, 333, 338, 340,
342, 352, 3S4, 357- 375. 377,
389. 391, 392, 399, 406, 407,
414,427.431.432, 437. 447,
448, 450,456, 459, 460, 461,
464, 465, 467, 468, 474, 477,
480, 482, 485, 494, 49S, 496,
510, 517, 518, 521, 551, S52,
558, 561, 566, 580, S8i, S85.
612, 620, 628, 629.

Attmore, 364.

Attorney at Law, 26, 50, 56, 57,
71, 78, 80, 84, 87, 89, 90, 99,
113, 114, 121, 127, 142, 148,
186, 191, 204, 224, 227, 242,
248, 252, 262, 269, 282, 285,
287, 313, 318, 320, 334, 339,
347, 361, 367, 368, 398, 402,
409, 410, 411, 416, 420, 438,
4SO, 454, 458, 459, 460, 465,
475, 476, 477, 479. 480, 481,
483,495, 500, 502, 508, 519,
548, 552, 569, 578, 582, 585,
599, 600, 610, 618, 624, 632,
640.

Attorney of Missouri, 563.

Attorney General of Nova Scotia,

599.
Attorney General of Penn., 517.
Attorney General United States,

256, 576.
Attorney U. S. District, 190,

579.
Atwater, 541, 93.
Atwell, 541, 171, 367.
Atwood, 541, 63, 107, 205, 271,

272, 325. 370, 418, 438, 441,

601, 626.

Atvol, King of, 104.

Auboyneau, Fr., 129.

Auburn, N. Y., 568.

Auchmuty, 542, 48, 427, .495.

Augereau, 542.

August, 542.

Augusta, Ga., 74, 75. 131, 158,

175, 182, 254, 256, 271, 297,

326, 386, 392, 416, 457, 469,

592.
Augusta, Me., 423.
Auker, 333.
Auld, 542.

Austerlitz, N. H., 75.
Austerlitz, N. Y., 619.
Austen, 542.
Austin, 542, 49, 127, 184, 227,

229, 268, 254, 443.
Austria, 265.

Author, 509, 571, 613, 625.
Authoress, 508, 542, 554.
Averell, 543, 50.
Avery, 543, 280.
Ayde, 476.
Aydelate, 543.
Ayer, 89, 380.

Aylesworth, 543, 29, 225, 309.
Ayrault, 543.
Ayres, 544, 483.
Axton, 544.
Azenora, Brig, 639.

B

Babb, 544.

Babbeth, 494.

Babbett, 544, 377, 449.

Babcock, 544, 45, 46, 82, 113,
144, 180, 201, 237, 246, 258,
281,299, 341,352,371, 388.

Babson, 545, 199.

Bachelors Society, 69.

Bacheller, 545, 76, 395, 448, 451,
487.

Bache, 179.

Backster, 546.

Backus, 545.

Bacon, 546, 36, 42^ 6t, 97, 103,
180, 222, 335, 364, 367, 369,
371, 377. 384, 400, 412, 481,
S64.

INDEX

Badger, 547.

Baggs, 547, 106,

Bagley, 547.

Bagnell 547.

Bagola, S. A., 130, 214, 373.

Bagwell, 547.

Bahia, 564.

Bailey, 547, 25, 28, 31, 54, loi,
104, 167, 171, 177, 241, 249,
283, 288, 317, 329, 390,457.
466, 499.

Baillie, 548.

Bainbridge, 549.

Baird, 549, 94.

Baker, 549, 22, 24, 28, 30, 39, 40,
47, 64, 66, 68, 7S, 78. 84, 91,
95, loi, 106, 112, 125, 135,
142, 145, 155, 162, 164, 167,
I/O, 173. 174. 183. 186, 191,
205, 210, 213, 218, 222, 230,
233, 247, 249, 251, 252, 258,
268, 269, 274, 276, 278, 281,
296, 298, 302, 303, 309, 310,
316, 319, 321, 322, 326, 328,

330, 33S. 336, 337, 339. 345.
360, 361, 364, 365, 383, 384.

391. 393. 396. 398, 401, 417,
425. 437, 444. 445, 450, 451,
455, 468, 478, 480, 482, 484,
490, 499.

Balbridge, 551.

Balch, 551, 106, 178, 184, 409,
460, 483, 492.

Balcom, 551, 78, 336, 377.

Balcum, 551.

Balderson, 551.

Baldwin, 551, 32, 129, 304, 382.

Balfour, 552.

Balckom, 552.

Balkcom, 552.

Balkum, 205.

Ball, (name) 552, 180, 256, 297,

361,435-
Ball, 626.
Ball Room, 350.
Ballard, 553, 409.
BalloLi, 553, 44, 49, 91, 95, no,

194, 205, 208, 269, 270, 308,

309, 318, 333, 424, 459.460,

618.

Balls, 552.

Ballston, New York, 75.

Baltic, Schooner, 593.

Baltimore, Md., 23, 31, 32, 47, 48,
SI. 59,69. 70, 79. 84, 88, 94,
156, 159, 162, 178, 179, 201,
203, 209, 213, 214, 223, 225,
228, 238, 241, 247, 251, 270,
273, 274, 296, 305, 326, 350,
366, 371, 386, 396, 403.422,
428,436, 448, 483, 512, 515.
517, 520, 522, 525, 531.532,
551. 553. 554. 559. 562, 576,
577, 591, 62s, 632, 637.

Baltimore, Md., Patriot, 32.

Bamp, 215.

Bancroft, 553, 114, 132, 188, 236,
267, 295, 320, 336, 364, 370,
373. 391. 461, 481.

Bandy, 326.

Bangor, Me., 298.

Bangs, 554, 307.

Bank, Eagle, Bristol, R. I., 196,
198.

Bank, Eagle, New Haven, Ct.,
201, 295.

Bank, Falling, 638.

Bank, Globe, Pawtuxet, R. I.,
281.

Bank, Manufacturers, 159, 475.

Bank, Newport, 384, 483.

Bank, New York, 90, 474.

Bank, Norwich, Ct., 606.

Bank, Pawtucket, 95, 405.

Bank, Rhode Island Central, 537.

Bank, United States Branch, 98,
586.

Bank, Warwick, 402, 452.

Bank, Washington, Westerly, R.
I., 243.

Banker, n8, 193.

Bankhead, 553, 221.

Banks, 553.

Bankson, 553.

Banning, 554.

Bannister, 554, 188.

Baptice, 554.

Baptist, 540

Baptist Church, 425, 526, 541,
567. 590,591, 593,604,619.

INDEX

xr

Baptist Church, First, Boston,

394. 487.
Baptist Church, Second, Boston,

552.

Baptist Church, First, 621.

Baptist Church, Second, Cran-
ston, III.

Baptist Church, Southbridge,
Mass., 93.

Baptist Church, Warren, 26, 449.

Baptist Minister, 549.

Baptist Minister, Freewill, 611.

Baptist Preacher, 629.

Barbadoes, Isle of, 166.

Bar, Ipswich, Mass., 635, 636.

Barbarian, 409.

Barbauld, 554.

Barber, 554, 38, 128, 147, 347,

447-

Barbour, 554.

Barbourville, Va., 554.

Barclay, 555.

Bard, 555.

Bardain, 555.

Barden, 555.

Bardine, 555.

Barkeeper, 625.

Barker, 555, 62, 63, 74, 75, 93,
96, 125, 126, 154, 173, 210,
233, 236, 273, 30s, 312, 317,
318,348, 36s, 373, 37S, 390,
393. 498.

Barlow, 557.

Barmaid, 67.

Barnaby, 558, 250.

Barnard, 557, 79, 139, 308.

Barnes, 558, 70, 102, 194, 216,
252, 262, 322, 337, 352, 357,

537-

Barnett, 559.

Barney, 559, 38, 68, 79, 81, 83,
95, 106, 112, 122, 131, 137,
184,213, 220, 241, 252, 330,
341, 346, 352, 398, 405, 421,
424, 447, 455, 461, 494.

Barns, 558.

Barnstable, Mass., 26, 56, 94,
138, 142, 143, 198, 219, 311,

330, 372, 521, 584-
Barnstable, N. H., 507.

Barnstead, 134, 212.
Barnstead, Mass., 630.
Barnstead, N. H., 213, 266.
Barnswell Dist., S. C., 21, 179,

560.
Barnum, 560, 212.
Baron of Teixeira, 108.
Barr, 560, 315.
Barracks, Carlisle, Pa., 572.
Barre, Mass., 89, 287, 456, 612,

633-

Barren, 560.

Barrett, 560, 46, 50, 263, 320,
407, 466, 496.

Barrie, 560.

Barrington, 560.

Barrington, R. I., 31, 33, 47, 67,
76, 78, 8i, 84, 106, 108, 114,
118, 145, 162, 163, 164, 165,
170, i7[, 174, 233, 234, 240,
271, 272, 283, 284, 296, 297,
302, 316, 337, 341, 342, 345,
346, 347, 388, 402, 403, 424,
450, 451, 455, 474, 478, 491,
506, 507, 512, 515, 517, 544,
558, 569. 592. 597, 607, 615,
617, 620, 622, 629.

Barron, 561, 487.

Barrow, 561.

Barrows, 561, 43, 108, 304, 488.

Barrus, 561, 179, 206, 258.

Barry, 561.

Barsett, 108.

Barstow, 562, 41, 164, 199, 255,
290, 396, 480.

Bartholomew, 562.

Bartleman, 562.

Bartlett, 562, 281, 290, 332, 371,
376,414,427,431, 435, 464.

Bartley, 563.

Bartolo, 563.

Bartolozza, 563.

Barton, 563, 69, 81, 88, 95, 159,
164, 241, 251, 329, 344, 387,
416, 460, 474.

Barton, Vt., 513, 514.

Basel, 293.

Baskenbridge, N. J., 85, 294.

Bason, 293.

Bass, 564.

XII

INDEX

Bassent, 519.

Bassett, 564, 155, 158, 207, 307,
332, 350, 449.

Bastien, 565.

Basto, 565.

Baston, 565.

Bastow, 565, 198.

Batavia, E. I., 605.

Batavia, N. Y., 35, 191.

Batchellor, 545, 106, 134, 186.

Bateman, 565, 437, 473.

Bates, 565,41,43,65, 7T, 92, 130,
134, 167, 194, 198, 200, 219,
224, 252, 263, 28 r, 304, 306,
311, 328, 343, 414,427, 438,
458, 590.

Bath, Me., 125, 189, 288, 291,

SSI-
Bath, N. Y., 408.
Bath, Grand Cross of the, 542,

553-
Bathell, 566.
Bathurst, 566.

Baton Rouge, La., 289, 331, 521.
Battey, 566, 170, 268, 339.
Battell, 267.
Battelle, 566.

Battle of Bennington, 610.
Battle of Brandy wine, 62 1.
Battle of Brownstone, 560.
Battle of Bunker Hill, 610.
Battle of Chippewa, 543.
Battle of Lake Erie, 516,625.
Battle of the Falls, 531.
Battle of Lexington, 610.
Battle of Lundy's Lane, 543.
Battle of Menden. 613.
Battle of Monmouth, 535, 599.
Battle of Red Bank, 536.
Battle of Rhode Island, 576.
Battle of Trenton, 599.
Battles, 567.
Bavarian, 218.
Bavarian King, The, 102.
Baxby, 567, 415.
Baxter, 567, 42, 59, 64, 98, 109,

180, 337, 347, 372, 436, 441-
Bay of Honduras, 532.
Bay of Matanzas, 610.
Bay of St. Louis, 506, 573.

Bayard, 568, 179, 252, 425.
Bayard, Del., 565.
Bayles, 262.
Bayless, 178.
Bayley, 568, 168, 623.
Baylies, 568, 316, 357, 49i-
Baylie, 568.
Bazin, 33.
Beach, 568.
Beal, 569, 31.
Beall, 568.
Baals, 568, 451.
Bean, 569.
Beane, 569, 302.
Bearce, 569, 26.
Bears, 569.
Bearstall, 560.
Bearseley, 569,
Beaseley, 184.
Beatie, 569.
Beattie, 378.
Beattey, 569.
Beaucamp, 569.
Beauchamp, 569.
Beaufort, S. C., 277.
Beauharnois, 569.
Beaumont, 569.
Beauvoir, 569.
Beazeley, 569.
Beck, 569.
Becker, 570, 490.
Beckford, 570, 245.
Beck with, 570, 417.
Becraft, 570.
Bedford, 570, 422.
Bedford, Mass., 180, 275.
Bedford, N. H ., 289.
Bedford, Pa., 546.
Bedison, 570.
Bedon, 243.
Beebe, 570, 491, 603.
Beecher, 571, 384.
Beedle, 571.
Beene, 360.
Beer, 552.

Beers, 572, 74, 98, 392.
Beguey, 571.

Belcher, 571, 182, 286, 332.
Belchertown, Mass., 307, 317,
493-

INDEX

XIII

Belegney, 571.

Belise, 88, 156.

Belesise, 588.

Belfort Bay, Me., 614.

Belfort, Ire., 574.

Belgian, 572.

Belknap, 57 [, 375, 481.

Bell, 571, 278, 306.

Bellamy, 572.

Bellas, 572.

Bellefonte, Penn., 97.

Bellerica, Mass., 619.

Bellerephon, British Ship, 514.

Bellevieu, 101,420.

Belleville, N. Y.. 370.

Belleville, R. I., 229, 308.

Belleville, Va., 175, 310.

Bellinger, 22?.

Bellingham, Mass., 45, 96, 147,
194, 250, 310, 343, 393, 394,
458, 565, 566.

Bellows, 572, 85, 91, 377, 490.

Bellows Falls, Vt., 541.

Belluno, 572.

Belton, 572, 151.

Belvedere Apollo, 630.

Belvedere, Schooner, 551.

Bemis, 572, 99, 136.

Benadotte, 218.

Benchley, 572, 104, 400.

Bendix, 572.

Bendo, 572.

Benedict, 573. 27, 33. 34. 35. 38,
42, 44, 45, 51, 53, 55, 59, 61,
64, 66, 70, 72, 74, 78, 79. 83,
84, 85, 90, 91, 92, 96, 104,
105, 107, 109, 117, 120, 125,
128, 129, 131, 133, 134, 135,
137, 139. 142. 147. IS'. 152,
160, 163, 167, 184, 185, 194,
196, 208, 209, 210, 216, 218,
225, 228, 240, 247, 248, 260,
269, 273, 275, 297, 299, 303,
304. 319. 322, 323. 325. 327,
330. 332, 333. 337. 338, 353,
356, 371. 372, 374, 376, 377,
392, 394, 402, 407, 417, 425.
431, 443,444. 446, 447. 450,
453, 460, 461, 465, 467, 470,
471, 475, 476, 479, 484, 489,
490, 493, 498, 547.

Beneficent Congregat'l Church,

Prov., 88.
Benfield, 573.
Kenfills, S7i. .
Benjaman, 573.
Benjamin, 573.
Bennett, 573, 32, 49, 52, 68, 74,

93, 138, 209, 215, 275, 322,

324, 385, 482.
Benney, 574, 238.
Benning, 574.
Bennington, Vt., 610, 622.
Benson, 574, 79, 131, 269, 276,

322, 334, 393, 524-
Bensley, 575.
Bent, 575.

Bentley, 575, 25, 412, 546.
Benton, 575, 177.
Bentzon, 575.
Beranger, 575.
Berbank, 575.
Berbice, 589.
Berden, 311.
Bergofed, 575.
Berherds, 310.
Berkeley, 575.
Berkeley, Mass., 41, 58, 218, 231,

232, 253, 304, 305, 325, 371,

479. 522, 523, 524, 609, 610,

636.
Berkshire, Mass., 87.
Berkshire, Steamer, 289.
Berlin, Ct., 234, 256, 290, 491,

547. 579-
Berlin, Germany, 505,^576.
Bernard, 575. ^S^S

Berrian, 575, 273, 385, 454, 473.
Berrien, 575.
Berry, 576, 391.
Bertrand, 392.
Berthereau, 576.
Berthman, 576.
Besse, 576.
Bessent, 563.
Bessey, 105.
Best, 283.

Bethlehem, Penn., 572.
Bethune, 576.
Betterley, 576.
Bettes, 245.
Beverly, 576, 251, 460.

XIV

INDEX

Beverly, Mass., 64, 142, 189,255,

261, 266, 268, 407, 472, 503,

616, 630.
Bewick, 577.
Bezeley, 577.
Bezin.

Bezzell, 211.
Bibb, 577. ,
Bibby, 421.
Bible, 511.

Bible Society, Am., 593.
Bible Society, 549.
Biblical Literature, Prof, of, 307.
Bichards, 577.
Bicker, 577.
Bickerton, 577.
Bickford, 577.
Bicknell, 577, 33, 75, 83, 114, 314,

424, 468, 478.
Biddleford, Eng., 298.
Biddeford, Me., 102, 159.
Biddersen, 577.
Biddle, 577.
Biddleford, Eng., 261.
Bidwell, 169, 200.
Big Beaver River,
Bigelow, 578, 361, 370.
Bigley, 144, 200, 378.
Bijotat, 578.
Billand, Varennes, 578.
Billerica, Mass., 582.
Billett, 578.
Billings, 578, 22, 24, 156, 193,

336, 3S6, 364. 4'3. 451, 468,

497-
Billington, 579, 180.
Bingham, 579, 55, 411.
Bingham, Schooner, 590.'
Binney, 306, 329, 471.
Binns, 579.
Biographer, 523.
Bird, 579, 224.
Birdsall, 579.
Birdseye, 579.
Birkbeck, 580.
Birkett, 580.

Birmingham, Eng., 370, 422.
Bisbee, 580.
Bishop, 580, 83, 137, 182, 200,

2J7, 231, 273, 292, 342, 357,

378, 426, 430, 460, 489.

Bishop, (Title,) 344, 539-

Bishop of Cloyne, 559.

Bishop of New York, 57, 86.

Bir.hop of Ohio, 84.

Bishop of South Carolina, 298.

Bisseau, 581.

Bissell, 581, 177.

Bissett, 581.

Bixby, 581.

Bizzell, 581.

Black, 581, 150, 187, 188, 206,

392, 463-

Blackaller, 301.

Blackburn, 581, 227.

Blackington, 581, 192, 290, 389.-

Blackman, 581.

Blackmar, 581.

Blacksmith, 61 r.

Blackstock, 325, 408.

Blackstone, 581.

Blackstone, Mass., 122, 270, 276,
346, 608.

Blackwell, 582.

Blagge, 582, 184.

Blair, 582, 293, 294.

Blaisdell, 126.

Blake, 582, 22, 34, 41, 52, 65, 71,
98, 103, 118, 156, 162, 164,
170, 190, 217, 219, 253, 263,
284, 289, 295, 302, 310, 332,

336, 337> 373. 376, 379, 407,
414, 430, 571, 583, 628.

Blakeley, 582, 291.

Blakeley, Ala., 509.

Blanch, 583.

Blanchard, 583, 38, 54, 120, 260,
376, 388, 503.

Blandensburgh, Md., 47, 368,

559> 589-
Blandford, Va., 581.
Blanding, 583, 149, 152, 211, 276,

477-
Blaney, 232.
Blanford, Mass., 587.
Blash, 628.
Blasdell, 584.
Blashfield, 122, 166, 334,
Blatchford, 584.
Blaty, 584.
Blesdell, 199.
Blinn, 584.

INDEX

XV

Blish, 584.

Bliss, 584, 52, 68, 73, 225, 234,
237, 245, 269, 27s, 342, 402,
406, 423,431.471, 492.

Blethens, 585.

Bliven, 585, 173, 190, 214, 432.

Blivin, 585.

Blodgett, 586, 478.

Blood, 586, 467.

Bloodgood, 586.

Bloomfield, 586, 151.

Bloomingdale, Ky., 277.

Bloomingdale, N. Y., 203, 285,

309-
Blooming Grove, N. Y., 613.
Blount, 586.
Bluliff, 586,
Blumpell, 586.
Blutchford, 586.
Bly, 586,351, 383. 393.400.
Blye, 587.

Blyenhill, Eng., 613.
Blythe, 229, 498.
Boag, 587.

Boardman, 587, 24, 117, 161, 396.
Boarding House, 603.
Board of Missions, 24.
y> oard of Trustees, 602.
Boat, 514, 522, 575,591,608,614.
Bobar, 31.
Bodge, 587.
Bodour, 587.
Bogart, 1 01, 435.
Bogh, 587.
Bogle, 587.
Bogman, 587, 263.
Bogota, Columbia, 408.
Bohanon, 587.
Boichat, 587.
Boiess, 587.
Boiler, 558.
Bois, 588.
Boisseon, 506.
Boit, 358.
Bollingbroke, 588.
Boliver, 588, 373.
Bolles, 588, 154, 264, 399.
Boiling, 588.
Bollon, 588.
Bolster, 588, 28, 369.

Bolter, 588.

Bolton, 588.

Bolton, Mass., 236, 307, 468.

Boltwood, 320.

Bombay, India, 205, 513.

Bonaparte, 588, 213, 228, 448,

483. 497-
Bond, 589, 283.
Bondry, 589.
Bonfils, 589.
Bonney, 180, 186.
Bonsman, 589.
Bontick, 589.
Bontrin, 360.
Bonwell, 589.
Booden, 589.
Boodery, 589.
Boodry, 589.
Bookseller, 23, 80, 169, 414, 607,

640.
Books, School, 510.
Boomer, 589.

Boone, 590, 273, 403, 433..
Boone Isles, 548.
Boone Settlement, Mo., 590.
Booneville, N. Y., 634.
Booram, 590.
Booth, 590, 24, 268, 275.
Boott, 148.
Bootts, 590.
Bordeaux, Fr., 575.
Borden, 590, 36, 41, 124, 132,

150, 155, 260, 274, 275, 276,

317, 323, 326,339, 354, 393,

423, 437, 473.
Bordentown, N. Y., 66, 104, 148,

362.
Bordot, 591.
Borghese, 591.
Borland, 591.
Boshard, 591.
Bosquiet, 591.
Boss, 591, 232, 283, 346, 359, 360,

363, 365, 447, 456, 474, 489.
Bostler, 592.
Boston, 592.
Boston, Mass., 22, 23, 24, 25, 26,

27, 28, 30, 31, 32, 33, 36, 37,

38, 39, 40, 42, 43. 44. 45, 47.

49. 51, 53. 54,55,56. 58, 59,

XVI

INDEX

Boston, Mass., — C
60, 6i, 62, 63,

71. 73. 74. 7h
84, 85, 86, 87,
100, 102, 103,
112, 113, 116,
120, 123, 124,

131, 134,135.
141, 142, 143,
151, 152, 156,
161, 162, 165,
174, 175, 176,
180, 181, 182,
187, 188, 189,
194, 196, 197,
204, 205, 206,
211, 212, 214,
220, 221, 222,
226, 227, 228,
239, 240, 241,
247, 248, 249,
254, 255,256,
262, 263, 264,
269, 270, 273,
281, 282, 283,
288, 289, 290,
298, 299, 300,
306, 307, 308,
3 '5. 317.320,
326, 327, 328,

334, 335, 337,
346, 347, 349,

354. 356. 358,
362, 363, 364,
368, 369, 370,
374. 375. 380,
386, 390. 391,
396, 397, 402,
408, 410, 411,
417,418,419,
432, 433, 434.
443, 446, 448,
455, 458. 459,
466, 468, 473,
483, 484, 48s,

492, 493. 494,
500, 503, 504,
508,512,521,

545.547,551,
560, 566, 568,

Continued.
64, 65, 69, 70
78, 79, 81, 83

89. 94. 95, 99
105, 107, III
117, 118, 119,
127, 128, 130
136, 139, 140
144, 148, 150
157, 159, 160
167, 169, 171

177, 178, 179.
183, 184, 186
190, 191, 193

199, 201, 202

208, 209, 210

215, 217, 218

223, 224, 225

229, 230, 232

242, 243, 245

250, 252, 253

257, 260, 261

265, 266, 268

27s, 278,279,

285, 286, 287

294, 29s, 297

301, 302, 304

312, 313, 314

323, 324, 325

330, 331. 332

339. 342. 345
35', 352, 353
359. 360, 361
365, 366, 367
371. 372, 373
382, 383, 385
392, 393. 394
403. 405, 407
413, 415, 416
420, 421, 422
435. 439, 441
449, 453, 454
460, 463, 464

474. 477. 479
487, 488, 490

495, 496, 497
505, 506, 507
522, 542, 544

552, 553, 557
570, 572, 573

Boston, Mass., — Continued.
574, 575. 577. 578, 579, 580,
582, 586, 591, 593, 599, 600,
601, 602,605, 606, 607, 608,
610, 612,619, 620, 624, 62s,
631, 632, 635, 636,638, 639.

Boston Common, 624.

Boston Currier, 477.

Boston Free Press, 476.

Boston Gazette, 64.

Boston Recorder, 26, 484.

Boston, Ship, 587.

Boston Telegraphy 26.

Boston Theatre, 74, 499.

Bostwick, 324.

boswell, 66, 377.

Bosworth, 592, 84, 134, 164, 178,
194. 197. 204, 206, 219, 277,
298, 303. 326, 337, 400, 410,
415, 420, 433.

Botsford, 593.

Bott, 593.

Botts, 593.

Boudinot, 593.

Bouldrey, 491.

Boulton, 593.

Bouniere, 593.

Bourbon Co., Ky., 277.

Bourbon, Isle of, 591.

Bourbon, The, 542.

Bourn, 593.

Bourne, 593, 94, 99, 304.

Bours, 594, 284, 638.

Boutin, 594.

Bowcock, 305.

Bowden, 594.

Bowditch, 594.

Bowdoin, 594.

Bowdoin, Me., 142.

Bowdoin, Me., College, 142, 419,

530.

Bowdoinham, Me., 555.

Bowen, 594, 22, 28, 36, 46, 47,
81, 85, 129, 141, 145, 147,
159, 162, 164, 172, 181, 182,
187, 189, 191, 194, 204, 209,

214, 216, 220, 225, 240, 243,
256, 266, 267, 290, 291, 293,
29s. 300, 314, 325, 327, 330.

334, 346, 364, 372, 373, 391,

INDEX

XVII

Bowen, — continued.

399, 402, 411, 413, 41;, 424,
440, 449,451,453, 454, 457,

459. 489. 499-
Bower, 176, 348.
Bowers, 598, 36, 255, 275, 336,

347, 417- 434. 453, 456
Bowie, 599.
Bowker, 127.
Bowland, 599.

Bowler, 599, 66, 67, 169, 200.
Bowles, 599.
Bowline, 599.
Bowman, 311.
Bowne, 599.
Bowyer, 599.
Box, 599.

Boxboro, Mass.. 139, 476.
Boxford, Mass., 614.
Boyce, 599.
Boyd, 599, 230, 239, 283, 458,

498, 564.
Boyer, 600.
Boyle, 600.
Boyler, 600.
Boyleston, 600.
Boyleston, Mass., 142, 227, 299,

554, 579, 605.
Bozrah, Ct., 286, 624.
Brab river, 600.
Brace, 142.
Bracken, 600.
Bradbury, 600, 311.
Braddock's Defeat, 58.
Bradford, 600, 32, 66, 72, 88, 90,

no, 193, '99, 209, 232, 233,

234. 393. 417. 420, 475-
Bradford, Mass., 32, 115, 224,

229, 292, 307, 367.
Bradford, Va., 506.
Bradish, 602.

Bradley, 603, 136, 315, 498.
Bradshaw, 603, 430.
Brady, 603, 217, 298.
Bragg, 604, 94.
Braid, 486.
Brainard, 604.
Braine, 466.
Braintree, Mass., yj, 425, 449,

467.

Braley, 604, 22, 132.
Braman, 604, 161, 267, 484.
Branch, 604, 26, 108, 128, 183,
207, 243, 281, 311, 372, 414,

483.
Branch Bank, U. S., 586.
Brancroft, 128.
Brand, 61.
Brandt, 605.
Brandy, 558.

Brandy wine. Battle of, 621.
Branford, Mass., 213.
Branford, N. Y., 605.
Brant Rock, 612.
Brasier, 605.
Braston, 226.
Brattell, 605.

Brattleboro, Vt., 242, 608.
Brattle St. Church, Boston, 626.
Braxton, 605.
Bray, 605, 1 16, 421.
Brayman, 605, 229, 237, 238.
Brayton, 605, 118, 193,322,332,

345, 413,488, 529-
Brazier, 606, 83, 313.
Brazil, 606.

Brazil, (place), 257, 352.
Brazilian Army, i88.
Breasheoses, 606.
Breck, 606.
Brecken bridge, 256.
Breckenridge, 606.
Breed, 121, 316, 370,481.
Breese, 606.
Brega, 493.
Bremen, Ger., 509.
Brenckenbiidge, 185.
Brent, 606.
Brenton, 607, 617.
Brentwood, 621.
Brewer, 607, 83, 298, 367, 436,

496.
Brewerton, 607, ri6.
Brewster, 607.
Brewster, Mass., 94.
Briant, 607.
Briard, 607.
Brice, 607.
Brickley, 607, 187.
Bride, 607.

XVIII

INDEX

Bridge, 607.

Bridge, Central, Prov., 512.

Bridgeham, 608, 610, 140, 228.

Bridgeport, Ct, 414, 553.

Bridgewater, Mass., 58, 62, 70,
86, 105, 106, 114, 127, 130,
131, 136, 220, 221. 223, 256,
412, 429, 442, 466, 471, 475,
510, 512, 521.

Bridgewater, Mass., Academy,
287.

Bridges, E77.

Bridles, 301.

Brig Abbeana, 583.

Brig Agenoria, 547, 639.

Brig Antelope, 525, 545, 551.

Brig Argus, U. S., 513.

Brig Charles and Ellen, 564.

Brig Dolly, 597.

Brig Edwina, 625.

Brig Fame, 549, 602.

Brig Ganges, 574.
. Brig Gov. Hopkins, 523, 625.

Brig James, S70.

Brig John IDecatur, 586.

Bri^ Juno, 555.

Bng Laurel, 564.

Brig Marcia, 538.

Brig Maiy, 615.

Brig Mary Seamans, 576.

Brig Nancy, 616.

Brig Only Son, 532.

Brig Orazimbo, 514.

Brig Packet, 579.

Brig Paragon, 545.

Brig Pocahontas, 536.

Brig Prize, 582.

Brig Radius, S49, 638.

Brig Remittance, 557.

Brig Resolution, 521.

Brig Richard, 598.

Brig Sampson, 622.

Brig Somers, 519.

Brig Success, 612.

Brig Union, 633.

Brig William and Mary, 591.

Brig Zephyr, 518.

Brigantine Radius, 584.

Briggs, 608, 32, 37, 46, 67, 93,
in, us, 144, 184, 203, 204,

Briggs, — Continued.

216, 232,244, 251, 263, 282,
284, 305, 308, 353, 376, 409,
423, 444, 447, 457, 469. 477.
483, 489, 492, 493, 498.

Brigham, 608, 610, 55, 123, 151,
417, 420.

Bright, 610.

Brightman, 610, 229, 322, 436.

Brimblecome, 325.

Brimfield, Mass., 32, 71, 250,
275,552.

Brinckerhoff, 610.

Brinckle, 610.

Brindley, 610.

Bringhurst, 610.

Bindley, 610.

BrintnaJl, 610.

Brisbane, 610.

Brissal, 610.

Bristed, 155, 156, 200, 241, 261,
286,423, 43 E, 490

Bristol, 611.

Bristol Co., Mass., 130, 438.

Bristol Co. Academy, 75.

Bristol Co., R. I., 512, 518, 593.

Bristol, R. I., 21,24,25, 26,30,
31,40,41, 53, 56, 57,64, 67,
72, 79, 84, 90, 93, 99, 100,
101, 108, 113, 1 18, 121, 123,
128, 130, 133, 135, 137, 139,
140, 14s, 146, 147, 149, 153,
154, 155, 156, 161, 163, 164,
166, 167, 169, 172, 173, 174,
177, iSo, 184, 185, [86, 187,
189, 193, 196, 198, 199, 200,
201, 204, 206, 209, 2:0, 211,
213, 217, 218, 219, 220, 222,
224, 225, 229, 230, 231, 232,
233, 234, 235, 236, 238, 239,
241, 243,24s, 246, 247, 248,
249, 250, 253, 257, 261, 263,
267, 268, 271, 272, 276, 278,
279, 284, 285, 286, 293, 29s,
296, 297, 298, 299, 304, 30s,
306, 308,311, 316, 321, 327,
328, 329,331. 333, 334, 335.
337, 338, 340, 341, 344- 345.
352, 354,'3SS. 3S6, 367. 368,
372, 373, 377. 378, 382, 383,

INDEX

XIX

Bristol, R. I., — Continued.

384.387,389.391, 398, 403.
410, 413,418, 420, 421, 423,
428, 429,431, 433, 434, 437,
438, 439,44'. 447, 448, 450,
452, 456, 462, 455, 466, 469,
473,476,485.486, 487. 490,
495. 496, 506, 507, S'O, 511,
514, 516,530, 54', 549, 553,
557. 560, 573, 582, 583, 58s,
587, 592, 593. 594. 598, 600,
601,602,614,622, 623, 629,
631, 636, 639.

Bristow, 61 1.

British Army, 177, 389, 496.

British Consul, 366, 378, 482,

555-
British Forces, 542.
British King, 108, 159.
British Navy, 486, 632.
British Poets, 523.
British Prison, 591.
British Prisoners, 521.
British Service, 542.
British Ship Bellerophon, 514.
British Ship Guerriere, 607, 613,

639
British Ship Little Belt, 573.
British Ship Macedonian, 523.
British Ship Pelican, 513.
British Ship Shannon, 503, 613.
Ikitt, 611.
Brittle, 611.
Brittain, 611, 150, 481.
Brittian, 61 r.
Broad, 61 i.
Broadbent, 611.
Broadie. 391.
Broadfield, 611.
Broadhead, 6ii.
Broadway, 6t i.
Broadway, N. Y,, 603.
Brockenbridge, 611.
Brocket, 611.
Brockett, 611.
Brodie, 612, 37.
Broeck, 612.
Brohham, 117.
Bromley, 612.
Brompton, Eng., 616.

Brompton Plains, N J., 582.

Bronough, 6i2.

Bronsdon, 6x2.

Bronson, 612, 201.

Brook, 6 12.

Brook (water), 175.

Brookfield, Ct., 75, 125.

Brookfield, Mass., r8i, 192, 213,
282, 370, 418.

Brookline, Mass., 263, 280, 291.
374, 403, 473, 508, 540, 544,

Brooklyn, Ct., 34, 60, 69, 76, 80,
82, 102, 108, 170, 192, 240,
251, 260, 264, 267, 270, 347,
352. 373, 38s, 403. 410, 418,
428, 430, 445, 449. 455. 478,
480, 494, 506, 507, 546, 549,

575-

Brooklyn, N. Y., 27, 193, 198,
228, 244, 304, 388, 497.

Brooks, 612, 44, 65, 217, 394, 422.

Broome, 613.

Broomfield, Mass., 448, 489.

Brophy, 613.

Brotherson, 413.

Brotherton, 613.

Brothruck, 43.

Broughbridge, Eng., 588.

Brown, 613, 19, 23, 25, 29, 34,
36, 40, 42, 46, 52, 61, 62, 72,
74, 76. 79, 90, 92, 95. 96, 98,
100, 102, 103, 104, 108, 114,
117, 122, 127, 128, 134, 139,
141, 145, 149. 150, 153. 154,
157, 162, 163, 164, 167, 168,
i88, 196, 198, 199, 202, 207,
208, 217, 222, 227, 230, 231,
235, 236, 246, 249, 261, 266,
267, 271, 272, 274, 278, 280,
281, 285, 286, 296, 297, 303,
311, 312, 316, 317, 319, 321,
325, 326, 327, 331, 334, 343,
343,35". 353, 354. 360, 363,
370. 374. 377. 379. 384. 386,
387. 390, 391. 395. 397. 399,
400, 403, 406, 410, 411, 414,
415,418, 421, 425, 427, 429,
431. 432. 436, 437. 450, 452,
461, 463, 473, 474, 477, 478,
480, 482, 484, 485, 486, 489.

XX

INDEX

Brown Graduate, 512, 515, 519,
542, 544, 548, 552, SS5, 562,
594, 618.

Brown University, 214, 305, 396,
462, 505. 506, 531, 547, 565,
592, 594, 612, 636.

Brown University, Prof, of Nat-
ural Philosophy in, 175.

Browntown, Battle of, 560.

Brownville, N. Y., 425, 615.

Brownell, 622, 21, 39, 49, 85,
120, 175, 217,219, 237, 300,
326,329, 341, 379, 388, 412,

413, 439, 470, 473-
Browning, 624, 49, 209, 442, 476.
Brownlow, 624.
Bruce, 624,62, 189, 347, 387.
Bruner, 624.
Bruney, 624.
Brunson, 624.
Brunswick, 425.
Brunswick, Ga., 542.
Brunswick, Me., 503, 530.
Brunswick, The Royal, 519, 584.
Brush, 624.
Bryan, 625.

Bryant, 625, 126, 269, 372.
Bryce, 226
Buck, 625, 161, 265.
Buchan, 625, 193.
Buchanan, 351.
Buckannon, 625.
Buckanon, 625.
Buckhout, 625.
Buckingham, 477.
Buckland, 184.
Buckley, 625.
Bucklin, 626, 83, 95, 135, 218,

265, 294, 332, 428
Buckminster, 626, 143.
Buckner, 262, 398.
Buckshot, 572.
Buckstown, Me., 161.
Budlong, 626, 97, 208, 466, 485.
Buenos Ayres, 227, 292, 574.
Buffalo, N. Y., 42, 364, 365.
Buffingham, 627.
Buffington, 627, 42, 90, 147, 279,

492.
Bufifinton, 627.

Buff urn, 627, 157, 194, 221, 325,

358, 381.
Bugbee, 628, 32, 104, 480, 482.
Bugby, 232.
Building, 514.
Bulger, 628.
Bulkley, 628.
Bull, 628, 29,
Bullard, 628, 176, 188, 196, 222,

308, 342.
Bulletin, Evening, 62, 71.
Bulletin, Saturday Evening, 19.
Bulling, 114.
Bullock, 628, 174, 168, 184, 231,

335. 458, 484, 492.
Bulow, 629.
Bump, 629.
Bunce, 630.
Bundy, 105.

Bunker, 630, 82, 272, 492.
Bunker Hill, 587, 610.
Bunks, 630.
Bunn, 495.
Bunting, 495.

Burbank, 630, 239, 342, 463.
Burbeck, 45.
Burch, 630
Burchard, 312.
Burdick, 630, 103, 135,259,303.

306, 313.344, 355, 360, 394,

443-
Burden, 631, 182.
Burditt, 631.
Burdon. 274.
Burdsall, 63 1.
Burge, 208, 220, 316, 317, 355,

402, 405, 427, 44 [, 443.
Burgess, 632, 44, 70, 246,^248,

278, 391, 480, 495.
Burgesses, House of, 554.
Burgoyne, 587, 621.
Burgoyne's Capture, 587.
Burgs, 632.

Burial Ground, West Prov., 504.
Burke, 632, 315.
Burke's Co , Ga., 482.
Hurkett, 531.
Burling, 633.
Burlingame, 633, 46, 60, 68, 115,

363, 374- 397, 409, 498, 499.

INDEX

XXI

Burlingham, 633, 167, 405.

Burlington, N. J., 151, 586, 593.

Burlington, Vt., 223, 409, 458,
470.

Burlington, Vt., University, 458.

Burnap, 633.

Burnell, 396.

Burnett, 633, 219.

Burnham, 633, 98, 365.

Burns, 634.

Burnside, 634.

Burr, 634, 58, 60, 74, 83, 149, 174,
210, 234,24s, 272, 296, 303,
385. 386, 398, 402, 461, 520,
618, 628.

Burrell, 635, 153, 301, 456, 468.

Burrett, 635.

Burrill, 635.

Burrillville, R. I., 31, 34, 85, 104,
106, 136, I4t, 165, 192, 194,
19s, 222, 274, 308, 337, 339,
343. 35', 352, 463, 480, 481,
487. 533. 590, 616.

Burrough, 635.

Burroughs, 635, 131, 197, 239,
247> 27s, 322, 411, 426.

Burrow, 636.

Burrows, 57, 132, 421.

Burt, 636, 37, 41, 106, 136, 228,

30s, 315. 325, 355, 463-
Burte, 297.
Burtis, 637.
Burton, 637.
Burwell, 637.
Bush, 639, 408, 426, 433.
Bushby, 288.
Bushee, 640, 91, 160.
Bushwick, N. Y., 565.
Bussey, 419.
Bustard, 640.
Butcher, 637.
Butcher (trade), 572, 616.
Bute, 637.
Butler, 637, 65, 122, 161, 244,

250, 32r, 551, 599-
Buttermilk Falls, N. Y., 586.
Buttersworth, 638, 428.
Buttiiian, 639.
Butts, 639, S3, 82, 107, 168, 184,

200, 286, 339.

Buxton, Me., 128, 462.
Byles, 640.
Bynam, 640.
Byrant, 640.
Byrd, 640.
Byrne, 640.
Byrnes, 640, 323.
Byron, 640.
Byron, Lord, ISO.

Cablee, 103.

Cabot, 226.

Cadet, The Literary, 19,^52, 168,

226, 344.
Cady, 54, 69, 81, in, 127, 166,

177, 19s, 207, 246, 254, 321,

344. 455, 485. 498, 546.

Cafferty, 205.

Cahoone, 193, 248, 333.

Cain, 168.

Cairn,

Calcart, 264.

Calcutta, Ind., S04.

Calder, 69, 234, 274.

Caldwell, 137.

Caledonia, Ship, S07.

Callev. 394.

Calve'rt, Md., ^^.

Calvert Co., Md., 564.

Calvert, 221, 387, 462.

Calvin, 536.

Cambreling, 261.

Cambridge, Mass., 30, S5, (^'2-,
128, 130, 139, JS7, 227, 270,
284, 298, 335, 416, 434, 439,
542, SS7, 561, 578,602.

Cambridgeport, Mass., 64, 182,
204, 468.

Cambridge, University of, 178,
2n.

Camden Co., Ga,, 519, 563.

Camden, S. C., 74, 201, 231,477,

479.
Camerioca, W. L, 200, 487.
Cammann, 178.
Camp, Aide de, 542.

XXII

INDEX

Campbell, 74, ^6, 217, 234, 268,

344. 368.
Canaan, Ct., 568.
Canal, 587.
Canandaigua, N. Y., 71, 88, 93,

94, 140, 176, 284, 354, 428.
Caneer, 583.
Canda, 576.

Candidate Minister, 391, 485.
Candidate, Sloop, 505.
Candle, 483.
Cannon (name), 42, 87.
Cannon, 572, 602.
Canterbury, Archbishop of, 201,

210.
Canterbury, Ct., 91, 98, 127, 192,

219, 222, 301, 309, 374, 358,

363, 505, 507, 546, 633.
Canton, China, 57, 176.
Canton, Mass, 174, 191, 225,

495-
Canton, Ship, 516.
Cantonment Posse Christianne,

624.
Cape Ann, 508.
Cape Cod, 209, 312, 549, 567.
Cape Horn, 630.
Cape May, 571.
Cape Messanrado, 564.
Cape Verde Isle, 58.
Cape Verde Isles, 429.
Capitol Hill, 521.
Capron, 35, 53, 90, 260, 334, 394,

495. 462.
Captain, 191, 410, 560.
Captain of Marines, 523.
Card, 48, 54, 348, 443.
Carew, 421.
Carey, 25. 214, 242, 243, 267,

272, 327, 407, 442.
Cargill, 167, 218.
Carhle, 152, 206, 308, 395.
Carlisle, 19, 416.
Carlisle, Eng., 283.
Carlisle, Penn., 410, 611.
Carlisle, Penn., Barracks, 572.
Carlton, 44, 64.
Carlton, Va., 553.
Carmarthen, Marquis of, 51.
Caroline, Sloop, 600.

Carpenter (name), 22, 23, 25, 34,
60, 84, 107, 119, 129, 1-35,
138, 145, 147, 149, 153. 166,
168, 170, 174, 205, 206, 220,
227, 232, 233, 286, 307, 319,
325. 35', 354. 357,368, 381,
383. 395. 400, 406, 423, 427,
441, 448, 455, 459, 483, 488,
499. 609.

Carpenter (trade), 573.

Carpenter House, 534.

Carr, 22, 36, 94, 120,215, 254,
259. 306, 330, 338, 343, 392.

Carriage, 520, 521, 546, 574, 612.

Carrier, 251.

Carrington, 66.

Carrique, 91, 162, 233, 461.

Carroll, 51.

Carrollton, Md., 51.

Carson, 416.

Cartel Analastan, 336.

Carter, 93, 100, 116, 253, 326,

343, 369, 392.
Cart Wright, 272.
Carver, 256, 448.
Carver, Mass., 325, 378, 561.
Case, 68, 197, 242, 306, 334, 337,

447-

Caseim, 368.

Casey, 95, 232.

Cash, 99, 487.

Cashier, 90, 95, 98, 159, (96, 198,
201, 243, 281, 384, 402, 405,
452, 474, 475, 483, 489, 586.

Castine, Me,, 552.

Castle, 326.

Castle, Moro, 635.

Castoff, i6o.

Caswell, 63, 130, 396, 449, 480,

435-
Catastrophe, 607.
Catholic Church, 214.
Caton, 51, 228, 448.
Cattle, 249.
Caulincourt, 424.
Causrines, 486.
Cavanaugh, 27.
Cavendish Square, Eng., 324,

396-
Cayaga Co., N. Y., 616.

INDEX

XXIU

Cazenove, 49.
Cecely, 514.

Central Bridge, Providence, 512.

Central Falls, R. I., 33, 64, 83,

92, 93, !i6, 210, 211, 225,

27s. 319. 353. 407.452.
Central Manufacturing Co., 33,

132.
Centre, 271.
Centreville, N. Y., n.
Centreville, R. I., 42, 67, 73, 97,

15s, 181, 249, 452, 455, 626,

637.

Centreville, S. C, 404.

Chace, 21, 25, 38, 47, 65, 78, 84,

85. 99. 100, 107, 1 18, 120,

126, r33, 136, 154, 181, 199,

200, 208, 217, 236, 253, 257,

273, 280, 291, 296, 307, 317,

343. 345, 359. 367. 380, 388,
401,424, 436,483, 488, 491,

493. 495, 499-
Chadsey, 469.
Chad wick, 473.
Chaffee, 83, 149, 168, 179, 216;

219, 258, 260, 349, 414, 498.
Chair, 519, 585, 632.
Chairman, 602.
Chaise, 557.
Chamberlain, 47, 81, 113, 243,

262, 386.
Chamberlain (trade), 159.
Champlain, 23, 46, 58, 123, 132,

249, 252,282, 371, 470, 473.
Champlain, Lake, 398.
Champlain, N. Y., 139, 287.
Chancery, Court of, 366, 389.
Chancillor, 594.
Chandler, 84, 227, 280, 339, 404,

406.
Channing, 242, 243, 326, 372.
Chapee, 315.
Chapel, 104

Chapel, Kings, 184, 299, 337.
Chapel, Methodist, 115, 133, 202,

293, 404, 450.
Chaplain, 640.
Chaplin, Ct., 540.
Chapin, 55, 158, 384, 399, 43i,

441, 442, 456, 465, 495.

Chapman, 173, 194, 280, 304, 339.

Chappell, 26, 335, 362, 378, 392.

Chapponil, 358.

Chappotin, 7T, 152, 230, 456.

Charge des Affairs, 238, 309.

Charles II, 302.

Charle."; and Ellen, Brig, 564.

Charleston, S. C, 21, 26, 37, 45,
48, 49, 51,61,62,69, 70, 71,
76, 80,81, 82, 86,97,99, lOI,
IDS, 106, 110, II I, 123, 125,
129, 144, 151, 159, 172, 177,
179, 187, 188, 189, 190, 19s,
198, 207, 214, 221, 224, 225,
239. 243. 245. 251, 259, 264,

267, 273, 283, 2^5, 297, 300,
306,328, 329, 361, 368, 372,
390, 391, 395>40o, 411, 420,
422, 426, 435, 437. 454. 4S6,
458, 483, 497, 503, 515, 520,
530. 543, 562, 576, 579, 588,
606, 615, 616, 618.

Charleston, S. C, Harbor, 511.

Charleston, S. C, Theatre, 61.

Charlestown, Ind., 172, 386.

Charlestown, Mass, 31, 42, 43,
44, 88, 90, 98, 102, 179, 181,
185, 192, 221, 223, 224, 230,

268, 272, 279, 316, 317, 335,
365, 371,4^5. 417. 419, 429.
430. 431. 434. 436. 445. 458,
468, 477, 482, 487, 506, 562,
583, 600, 607, 613.

Charlestown, R. I., 59, 98, 114,
134, 17s, 186, 244, 330, 360,
370, 414, 524, 537, 624, 631.

Charlotta, Vt, 513, 583.

Charlton, Mass., 50, 73, 91, loi,
122, 158, 214, 256, 258, 368,
458, 463, 465, 474, 512.

Charlton, Mo., 199, 402.

Charlton, N. Y., 599.

Charnley, 492.

Charrel Village, Mo., 590.

Charthagena, Africa, 575.

Chatham, Ct., 80, 588.

Chatham, Mass., 247, 257, 548.

Chatman, 279.

Chesapeake, U. S. Ship, 503, 553,
613.

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INDEX

Cheeseley, 248.

Cheets, 48.

Cheever, 50, 104, 428, 492.

Chelsea, Eng., 324.

Chelsea, Mass., 74, 362, 396, 432.

Chelsea, Vt., 558.

Chemistry, Prof, of, 214, 597.

Chenango Co., N. Y., 625.

Cheney, 53, 98, 112, 133, 147,
181, 216, 222, 228, 260, 269,
283, 303, 317, 318,342, 343,
384, 400, 483, 489.

Chepachet, R. I., 62, no, 276,

333. 357, 363, 432, 476, 581,

598.
Cheralin, 30.

Cheraw, S. C, 138, 163, 473.
Cherokee Indian, 615.
Cherokee Nation, 21 r, 286.
Cherry Valley, N. Y., 615.
Cheshire, Ct., 603.
Cheshire, Eng., 129.
Cheshire, Mass ,417, 624.
Chessmr.n, 26, 302, 438.
Chester, 587.

Chester Co., Penn., 188, 438.
Chester District, S. C, 616.
Chester, N. H., 63, 178.
Chestnut, 479.
Chevalear, 575.
Chickesaw Tribe of Indians, 58,

ISO.
Chief Justice, 314, 329, 535, 565,

601.
Chief Justice of R. I., 471.
Chief of the Mohawks, 605.
Chief of the Seminoles, 628.
Child, 28, 64, 94, 169, 203, 233,

299. 303. 453-
Childs, 84, 198, 357, 383, 392.
Chile, 36, 516, 620.
Chillicothe, O., 111, 194, 217,

310, 495-
Chillson, 419.

Chilmark, Mass., 26, 487, 565.
Chiltenden, 372.
Chipman, 39, 136.
Chippewa, 543.
Chipton, 282.
Chocolate Mills, R. I., 22, 117.

Choctaw Agency, 113, 422.

Cholera, 613, 626.

Cholin, Ct., 638.

Choules, 49, r26, 141, 149, 192,
197, 200, 220, 223, 229 238,
264, 275,285, 294, 312, 345,
346, 358,359, 360, 375. 382,
396, 488.

Christ Church, 439.

Christ Church, N. Y., 486.

Christ Church, Philadelphia, 166.

Christ Church, South Leicester,
196.

Christian Church, 308.

Christian Telescope, 250.

Christy, 346.

Chronicle, 359, 495, 553-

Chronicle, Independent, 506.

Chronicle, Pawtucket, 179, 186.

Church (name), 28, 29, S3, 71, 79,
201, 218,262, 291, 307, 326,

356. 375, 380, 384. 389, 393,

398, 401, 403, 409, 437, 452,

453, 466, 493-
Church, 544.
Church, Baptist, 425, 526, 541,

567, 590, 593, 604, 619.
Church, First Baptist, Boston,

487.
Church, Brattle Street Baptist,

Boston, 626.
Church, Baptist, Warren, 449.
Church, Catholic, 214.
Church, Congregationist, 573,

636.
Church, Congregational, Beverly,

503.
Church, Congregational, Hollis-

ton, 454
Church, First Congregational,

Killingly, 467.
Church, Congregational, Reho-

both, 490.
Church, Christ, 439.
Church, Christ, N. Y., 486.
Church, Christian, 308.
Church de Espriet, 424.
Church, Dutch Reformed, 565.
Church, East Salem, 575.
Church, Elder Slades, 520.

INDEX

XXV

Church, Episcopal, 215, 304.
Church, First, Boston, 503.
Church, Grace, Boston, 464.
Church, Methodist, 539, 580,

60s.
Church, North Salem, 503.
Church, Protestant Episcopal,

625.
Church, Richmond St., Prov.,

483-

Church, St. George, L. I., 628.

Church, St. Michael's, Marble-
head, 598.

Church, St. Paul, Pawtucket,
486.

Church, Trinity, Newport, 454.

Church, Unitarian, 408, 447.

Church, Second Unitarian, 412.

Church, Universalist, 285, 496,
580.

Church Street, Prov., 513.

Churchill, 22, 100, 210, 357, 396,

434-
Chute, 503.
Cincinnati, O., 123, 148, 203, 443,

557. 565, 580, 582, 598, 633.
Cincinnati, The, 516.
Circus, 176, 421, 612.
Cisco, 114.

City Recorder, 71, 476.
Civic Honors, 594.
Civil Engineer, U. S., 378.
Civil History, Prof, of, 569.
Civil Tribunal of the Seine, 576.
Clock, 395.
Claffden, 361.
Clafflin, 163, 412.
Claggett, 113, 254.

ciapp, ^^, 159, 2 IS, 216, 337, 414,

494-

Clarendon, N. Y., 6io.

Clarke, 27, 33, $8, 6s, 81, 87, 103,
112, 119, 128, 133, IS9, 161,
171, 176, 183, 187, 191, 201,
20s, 221, 222,227, 229, 230,
234, 240, 243, 245, 247, 272,
278. 295, 305, 338, 340, 346,
349. 353. 354, 358, 361, 363,
367. 376. 380, 381, 382, 385.
390, 395. 398, 422, 424. 440,
451, 460.

Clarkesburg, Tenn., 67.
Clarkes Isle, Mass., 387, 437.
Clarkes Point, 632.
Class, Freshman, 531, S65.
Class, Junior, 612, 636.
Class, Sophomore, S47. 597-
Clay, 183.

Clemsford, Mass.. 565.
Clement, 140, 142.
Clemon, 131, 253.
Clemmons, 284, 371.
Clerk, 262, 297, 32s, 421, S82,

593,601.
Clerk of Court, 611, 634.
Clermont, Mass., 140.
Clermont, N. Y., 286.
Cleveland, 140, 203, 208, 282,

366, 371, 471. 476.
Cleveland, O., 203, 462.
Clifford, S3, SS. 122, 426, 431,

433. 443-

Clift St., N. Y., 607.

Clinton, 100, 3S4.

Clinton, Ga., S2, 138, 154.

CUnton, N. Y., 276, 412, 619.

Cloyne, Bishop of, SS9.

Coachman, S12.

Coal Pit, 614.

Coast of Africa, S06, S46, 598,

601.
Coates, 427.
Cobb, 2S, 36, 42, 61, 13s, 136,

224, 276, 349, 406, 426, 439,

479, 481, 484-
Cobleigh, 161.
Coburn, 43 s.
Coburn, Prince of, 131.
Cochran, 184, 319.
Cod, Cape, 567.
Coddington, 345.
Coe, 27s, 382.
Coffin, 92, 97, 166, 180, 212, 224,

374, 431-
Coffin, Lead, s66.
Coffee House, Merchants, 304.
Coffee House, New England,

169.
Coffee House, Philadelphia, loi.
Coggeshall, 81, 90, 144, 153, 199,

316, 320, 360, 386, 410, 429,

434, 445-

XXVI

INDEX

Cahawla, Ala., 516.

Cohasset, Mass., 208, 468.

Colburn, 373.

Colby, 27, 74, 106, 186, 317, 471.

Colchester, Ct., 543.

Colchester, Md., 100, 145.

Coldrain, 36.

Cole, 65, 128, 132, 167, 173, 187,
224, 232, 247, 249, 259, 266,
276, 296, 302, 3c6, 307, 322,
32S> 347. 360, 395, 4o8, 424.
427. 437, 444, 452, 463, 472,
623.

Colebrook, Ct., 124, 292, 544.

Coleman, 33, 36, 138, 252.

Coles, 100.

Collamore, 40.

Collector of Customs, Deputy,
265, 401.

College, Alleghany, 196.

College, Amherst, 64, 235, 495.

College, Andover, 207, 298.

College, Bowdoin, 419, 530.

College, Columbia, 172, 362, 389,

493-
College, Columbian, 161.
College, Dartmouth, 487, 616.
College, Divinity, 555.
College, Hamilton, 545.
College, Middlebury, 370, 417,

566.
College, St. Mary's, 591.
College, Surgeons, 510.
College, South Carolina, 581.
College, Union, 212, 259.
College, Waterville, Me., 584.
College, William and Mary, 588.
College, Williams, 255.
College, Yale, 326, 414.
Collins, 24, 91, 124, 126, 154,

174, 175, 200, 215, 224, 239,

265, 294, 319, 324, 336, 386,

409, 422, 444.
Collyer, 163, 380.
Colman, 186, 485.
Colonial Agent, Acting, 523.
Colthier, 356.
Columbia College, 149, 172, 362,

389, 493-
Columbia, Ct., 301, 309.

Columbia Co., Ga,, 58.
Columbia Co., O., 341, 367.
Columbia, Penn., 322.
Columbia, Ship, 549.
Columbia, S. America, 130.
Columbia, S. C, 74, 172, 364,

499, 581.
Columbian College, 161.
Columbian Phenix, 456.
Columbian Reporter, 350, 442-
Columbian Star, 331, 370.
Columbus, N. Y., 445.
Columbus, O., 534; 578.
Colvm, 82.
Colwell, 31, 53,489.
Comedian, 494, 605.
Comeron, 432.
Commandant, 49.
Commander, 366, 415.
Commander, Master, 100, 243,

293-
Commander, Nautical, 505, 513,

565, 575, 580.
Commander U. S. Navy, 176.
Commercial Register, 566.
Commercial News Room, 557.
Commissary, 5-92.
Commissary General, 610.
Commissioner, 443.
Committee of Safety, 578.
Commodore, 414, 426.
Common, Boston, 624.
Common Pleas, Court of, 533,

565, 568, 601.
Commonwealth Advocate, 351.
Community, Ursuleme, 530.
Comptroller, 116,159.
Comsett, 51. ■••
ComStock, 38, 58, 91, 156, 211,

232, 307, 335. 351, 398. 449-
Conanicut, 554.
Conant, 122.
Conard, 427.
Concord, Mass., 45, 107, 143,

160, 181, 281, 620.
Cdncord, N. H., 54; 109, 142,

189, 333. 384. 394. 41-S. 420,

503, 622, 638.
Condy, 71, 276.
Cone, 76. ' '"

INDEX

XXVII

Confectioner, 571.

Congdon, 72, 75, 120, 138, 170,
231. 237, 259, 263, 272, 276,
355, 385. 403. 442, 46t, 469,
473. 492-

Congregational Church, 1 13, 419,

573-

Congregational Church, Benefi-
cent, Providence, 88.

Congregational Church, Beverly,
Mass., 503.

Congregational Church, Bristol,
231, 278.

Congregational Church, Hollis-
ton, Mass., 82, 454.

Congregational Church, First,
Killingly, 80, 467.

Congregational Church, Second,
Newport, 423.

Congregational Church, First,
New York, 434, 439.

Congregational Church, Paw-
tucket, 275.

Congregational Church, Reho-
both, 423, 490,

Congregational Church, Tiver-
ton, 252.

Congregational Church, First,
Wrentham, 543.

Congress, Member of, 31, 36,
no, 152, 232, 254, 268, 270,
318, 321, 324, 371,417, 448,
545, 495, 535, 555, 557, 577,
578, 586, 591, 596,600, 608,
629.

Congress, Member of Provincial,
568.

Congress, Representative in, 586,

633-
Congress, Senator in, 508.
Congress, U. S. Ship, 505.
Conmgone, 424.
Conkwright, 288.
Conley, 211.
Connecticut, 57, 199, 271, 316,

352, 400, 427, 518, 530, 545,

557, 577, 579, 583, 587, 588,

603, 612, 618.
Connecticut Mirror, 604.
Conner, 118.

Connett, 390.
Connon, 624.
Constable, 518, 602.
Constellation, U. S. Ship, 68,

610.
Constitution, National, 617.
Constitution, State Convention,

629.
Constitution, U. S. Ship, 366,

415. 503, 539, 560, 569, 607,

613, 639.
Consul, 422.
Consul, American, 314, 350, 522,

593, 602, 618, 625.
Consul, British, 157, 366, 378,

482, 555.
Consul, France, 302.
Consul Genera), 238, 302, 309.
Consul, Spanish, 530.
Consul, United States, 58, 59,

373, 429, 436, 496, 575, 583.
Contraband Goods, 612.
Convent, 5i5-
Convention, French, 521.
Convention, Massachusetts, 617.
Convention, Member of, 533.
Convention, State Constitutional,

629.
Convention, Virginia, 566.
Converse, 177, 242, 329, 467.
Conway, Mass., 57, 295, 305,

391, 462.
Conyers, 38, 117, 207, 263, 370,

450.
Cooke, 22, 49, 60, 62, 6t, 74, 75,

n, 85,93,97, 109, 114, "8,
125, 126, 166, 171, 189, 190,
194, 249, 272, 275, 300, 320,
328, 344, 351,363, 380, 392,
401,405, 433, 436, 437, 441,

445, 517, 585, 596.
Cooley, 439.

Coolidge, 144, 223, 240, 270.
Coomer, 40, I73-
Coons, 175.
Cooper, 204, 207, 242, 273, 292,

340, 368, 444. 489-
Copeland, 58, 304.
Corbett, 463.
Corbin, 47, 424, 427.

XXVIII

INDEX

Cordiss, 89.

Corey, 41. 42, 5°. 52, MS. 171.

177, 250, 263, 284, 349, 38s,

418, 444, 447, 493.
Corino, Palace of, 497.
Cork, Ire., 214, 373.
Corliss, 277, 601.
Cornell, 60, 63, 82, 85, 127, 136,

165, 166, 176, 181, 236, 243,

256, 271, 277, 306, 353, 375,

386, 418, 451.
Cornish, 316.
Cornish, Me., 138.
Cornwall, Ct., 211, 286.
Cornwall, Eng., 96, 242.
Cornwall, Vt., 31, 354.
Coronation, King's, 282, 297.
Coroner, 581.
Corps, U. S. Engineer, 116, 157,

232, 409, 464.
Corps, U. S. Marine, 47, 49, 137,

341, 362, 523, 594.
Cosmopolite, Sloop, 573.
Cossack, 141.
Coster, 68.
Costine, 315.
Cotaline, 420.
Cotesby, 100.

Cotton, 62, 2X0, 222, 247, 384.
Cottrell, 47, 278, 303, 419, 484.
Coulter, 59.
Council, Governor's, 560, 578,

629.
Council, Privy, 553.
Council, Town, 533, 601.
Councillor at Law, 252.
County Judge, 554, 629.
County Court, 512.
County Register, 568.
Court, Chancery, 366, 389.
Court, Clerk of, 611, 634.
Court Common Pleas, 533, 565,

568, 601.
Court, County, 512.
County Court, Judge, 637.
Court, Justice of, 611.
Court, County, Judge, 637.
Court, Superior, 254.
Court, Supreme Judicial, Bris-
tol County, 593.

Court, Supreme, 536.

Court, U. S. District, 640.

Court, Vienna, 366, 389.

Court. Worcester County, 582.

Courtlandt, N. Y., 151.

Coutts, 302.

Cove, 365.

Covel, 192, 205, 238, 467.

Covley, 181.

Coventry, Ct., 17 f, 210, 440,
464.

Coventry, R. I., 28, 35, 37, 41,
42, 64, 79, 80, 82, 89, 97. 98,
102, 105, no, 115, 118, 128,
132, 138, 150, 153, 154. 170,
171, 177, 185, 200, 202, 206,
207, 208, 211, 213, 220, 226,
229, 233, 235, 236, 239, 2SS.
258, 260, 261, 272, 274, 276,
277, 278, 281, 286, 291, 310,
321, 329, 333, 338, 340, 343,
352, 353, 358, 36s, 370. 375.
376. 379, 384. 387. 391. 405.
423, 427,431. 433. 438, 440,
441, 443.444, 449, 45 L 466,
472, 473, 488, 492, 498, 499,
524, 526, 529, 530,536, 539,
549. 573. 595. 596, 608, 609,
611, 633.

Cow Neck, L. I., 263, 292.

Cowden, 2(1.

Co well, 71, 426, 446.

Cowley, 21 r.

Cowling, 482.

Cox, 21, 104, 210, 287, 468.

Coy, 106, 232.

Cozzens, i66, 294, 374, 407, 454.

Crafts, 62.

Craggin, 381, 482.

Craig, 240.

Cramp, 566.

Crandall, 73, 109, 190, 264, 311,
401, 504.

Crane, 56, 58, no, in, 165, 266,
279.

Cranston, 44, 72, 125, 355, 393,
482, 299.

Cranston, R. I., 32, 33. 34, 35,
36, 43, 50, 52, 59, 69, 70, 72,
74, 92, 94, 95, 97, 99, 102,

INDEX

XXIX

Cranston, R. I., — Continued.
io6, 107, 109, III, 112, 115,
116, 120, 124, 132, 138, 153,
154, 158,160, 162, 165, 168,
169, 170, 171, 193, 198, 207,
215, 218,228, 230, 237, 239,
241, 242,249, 251, 256, 257,
258, 259,260, 26 r, 262, 266,
269, 272, 274, 276, 277, 279,
280, 297,306, 312, 318, 319,
322, 332, 334, 335, 336, 338,

343. 347. 349- 3S6, 357, 363.
368, 369, 376, 377, 383, 385,
392, 397,409. 420, 421, 425,
438, 439, 440, 441. 443, 444,
446, 452, 463, 478, 480, 481,
498,499.504, 506, Sii, 533,
534, 536, 537, 538. 539, 543,
545, 549, 558. 566, 567, 574,
604,609,614,624, 632, 633,

637-

Crapon, 96, loi, 326.

Craver, 406.

Crawford, 468, 634.

Crawford, Pa. , 4 1 1 .

Craycraft, 143.

Creek Agency, 55.

Creek Nation, 178, 186.

Creighton, 26, 179, 309.

Cressey, 346.

Criminal, 550.

Crisp,

Croade, 479.

Crocker, 28, 26, 31, 32, 34, 37,
43, 49, 50, 66, 67, 75, 78, 81,
82, 90, 92, 99, too, loi, 112,
113, 121, 122, 133, 138, 144,
145, 152, i6r, 164, 165, 166,
168, 175, 178, 183, 187, 188,
189, 193,205,206, 209, 212,
213,214,215,221, 224, 234,
251, 253, 258, 262, 263, 282,
283, 284, 285, 287, 292, 299,
300, 312,313, 314, 316, 319,

325, 336, 337, 344, 347, 356,
360, 361, 364, 367, 372, 375,

389. 390, 393, 394, 395, 396,
404, 406, 407, 412, 419, 420,
426, 435, 446, 475, 477, 482,
483, 490, 494, 496, 577, 639.

Croghan, 95.

Crompton Mills, 388.

Crosby, 73, 122, 224, 334.

Cross, 26, 30, 51, 56, 264, 443.

Crossbee, 88.

Crossman, 21,61, 91, 135, 392.

Crouch, 483.

Crowell, 479.

Crown and Anchor Inn, 67, 462.

Crown Point, 576.

Crowningshield, 309; 432.

Cruff, 132.

Crumb, 119.

Cuba, W. I., 119, 200, 597.

Cudworth. 41, 175, 343.

Culver, 605.

Cumberland Co., Ky., 611.

Cumberland Co., Penn., 523.

Cumberland, R. 1^30, 33, 38, 42,
44, 49, 61, 64, 68, 70, 78, 84,
91, 92, 93, 95, 96, 103, 107,
108, 109, no, 114, 1 16, 117,
128, 133, 134, 156, 166, 167,
168, 170, 171, 182, 184, 185,
190,205,208,210, 211, 217,
218, 220, 227, 228, 233, 235,
240, 244, 250, 255, 269, 270,
272, 274, 275, 276, 277, 282,
286, 292, 295, 300, 301, 303,
308, 309.310, 316, 318, 319,
320, 326, 334, 335, 336, 337,
338, 339,343, 344, 347, 35 1,
352, 353, 356, 357. 361, 362,
363, 373, 376, 378, 381, 392,
393. 394.398, 406, 411, 419,
424, 425, 427, 428, 430, 433,
436, 440, 444, 445, 446, 448,
456, 458, 459, 460, 461, 471,
472, 475,481, 485, 490, 491,
499, 511,521, 526, 533, 536,
537, 538, 549. 553, 559, 566,
577, 586,609, 613, 614, 615,
6i8, 619, 620, 622, 632.

Cummington, Mass., 57.

Cummings, 35, 114, 191, 218,
287.

Cunningham, 39, 70.

Curracoa, W. I., 547.

Currens, 254.

Currier, 240, 367.

XXX

INDEX

Currier, Boston, 477.

Curtis, 34, 35, 61, 95, 104, 115,
160, 247, 258, 259, 276, 279,
280, 294, 296,319, 332, 335,

337.338.354.358, 371, 389,
403, 414,416, 420, 435, 438,

479-
Cushing, 89, 162, 191, 206, 231,

247, 387, 429, 467, 474, 500.
Cushman, 83, 182, 217, 376.
Customs Dept., Collector of,

265, 401.
Cutein, in.
Cuthbert, 10 1.
Cuthean, 262.
Cutler, 96, 103, 175, 245, 371,

344, 461, 497.
Cutter, 194, 415.
Cutter, Revenue, 630.
Cuttins, 356.
Cutting, 181.
Cutts, 90.
Cuyler, 164.
Cyane, U. S. Sloop of War, 509,

579-
Cynthia, Ship, 574.

D

Dabney, 102.

Daggett, 27, 45, 56, 87, 94, 95,
108, 130, 163, 217, 234, 271,

336, 343. 361, 374, 427. 461,

491,498, 580,612.
Dailey, 321.

Daily Advertiser, 22, 217.
Dalcho, 224, 273.
Dale, 345.
Dallis, 179.
Damascus, 512.
Dameron Place, Miss., 54, 187.
Dana, 37, ,63, no, 192, 202, 220,

335.3^2,396,451.
Danbury, Ct., 98, 560.
Danby, Vt., 54, 223.
Dane, 388, 492.
Danforth, 19, 159, 285, 351, 423,

481.

Daniels, 48, 310, 362, 381, 471.
Danish East Indies, Governor

of, 6n.
Danish Minister, 239, 338.
Danish West Indies, Governor

of, 575-
Danvers, Mass., 264, 300, 407,

474. S95-

Danville, Ky., 351.

Darby, 200.

Darien, Ga., 36, 151, 223, 346,
348,415, 565.

Darling, 42, 76, 180, 215, 310,
460, 472, 474, 494.

Dartmouth, Mass., 46, 47, 73,
136, 193, 202, 232, 249, .263,
300. 305, 322, 339. 406, 415,
437. 515. 518, 519. 556.

Dartmouth College, 487, 616.

Dartmouth University, 514.

Dashiell, 369.

Daunery, 302.

Davenport, 28, 38, 96, 160, 162,

173. 316, 356.

Davidson, 352.

Davis, 30, 36, 55. 62, 78, 91, 97,
98, no, 121, 129, 132, 137,
147, 149, 161, 164, 169, 186,
197, 208, 222, 23s, 246, 247,
275, 276, 278, 296, 301, 316,
323, 336, 367, 373, 383, 384,
408, 429, 433, 453, 457, 465,
472, 503, 588, 626.

Davol, 307, 437.

Dawes, 120, 320.

Dawless, 65.

Dawley, 24, 116, 174, 258, 266,
268, 383, 466.

Day, 150, 204, 242, 256, 281, 403,
416, 440, 458.

Dayton, 102, 126.

Dayton, O., 69.

Deacon, 179, 188.

Deacon (Title), 567, 568.

Dean, 36, 40, 49, 61, 88, 124,
130, 135, 149, 218, 220, 23s,
258, 262, 287, 290, 295, 308,
311. 330, 339,373, 3S8, 406,
408, 424, 438, 461, 474, 481,

Deans, 286.

INDEX

XXXI

DeArbel, 8i.

Dearborn, 107.

Dearth, 388.

De Arcy, 51.

DefHaise, 215.

Deblois, 239.

De Breson, 395.

Debt, Jail for, 561.

Decamp, Marshall, 575.

De Castellane, 219.

Decatur, 561.

Decoy, U. S. Ship, 5x2.

Dedham, Mass., 42, 63, yj, 119,
156, 157, 182, 208, 211, 224,
248, 281, 313, 330, 346, 356,
410, 411, 420, 4.^3, 486, 488,

495, S07. S2I, SSL 565, 587.

588.
Deckings, 47.
Deer Island, 487, 614.
Deerfield, Mass., 27, 144, 480,

S72.
Deerfield, N. H., 103, 264, 614.
Defeat of Braddock, 58.
De Forrest, 340.
Deforest, 340.
Degen, 418.

Dehon, 236, 292, 298, 426, 4S4.
Delano, 176, 40S.
Delegates, Va., House of, S09.
Delirium, S67.
Dellester, 52.
Dellingham, 448, 488.
Delaware, s6, 67, 81, 20S, 427,

S64.
Delaware, Governor of, S64.
Delaware, Grand Master of

Grand Lodge, 610.
Delaware, U. S. Senator from,

128.
Delaware, N. Y., 137, iSi, 191.

246.
Delaware River, S79.
Demille, 298.
Deming, 60, 242.
Democrat, the, 266, 293.
Denham, 322.
Denise, 33s.

Denison, 46, 56, 58, 426.
Denmark, 213, 238, 309.

Dennett, s68.

Denneyville, Me., S92.

Dennis, %y, 98, 124, 274, 280,
343, 470, 488.

Dennis, Mass., 210.

Denny, 162.

Department, Medical, 139, 287.

Department of State, 499,

Department, Treasury, s68.

Deputy Collector of Customs,
265, 401.

Deputy Sheriff, 518.

Deputy States General, 576.

Derby, 410.

Derry, Ire., 600.

Desaunette, 186.

Desha, 5S0.

Detroit, Mich., 78, 114* 347, 409.

Devatt, 288.

De Veaux, 26 r.

De Walewski, Tj.

Dewey, 204, 2s 5.

Dewhurst, 80.

De Witt, 193.

De Wolfe, 24, 64, 161, 180, 243,
24S. 2S7, 293, 295, 34S, 373.
423, 437. 490.

Dexter, 34, 4S, 48, 50, S2, S4. 77,
87. 90, 91, 92,133, 150, 163,
195, 196, 197, 214, 223, 264,
318,338, 353.399, 408, 430,
459, 486, 490, 492, 537, 598.

Diamond, Ship, 6n, 576.

Di Borgo, 383.

Dickens, 133, 202, 292, 423.

Dickenson, 287, 369.

Dickerman, 25, 105.

Dickerson, 80, 594.

Diedamia, Schooner, 631.

Dighton, Mass., 41, 42, 68, 100,
loi, 107, 108, 121, 133, 154,
174. 192, 208, 216, 244, 250,
253, 262, 273, 27s, 278, 284,
334. 359, 379, 382, 383, 394,
400, 428, 430, 433, 434, 452,
467, 477, 478, 479, 482, 491,
492, 514,541, 542, 558, 568,
582, 604, 608.

Dike, 51, 265. '

Dillingham, 156.

XXXII

INDEX

Dillon, 458.

Diman, 198, 327, 428, 469.

Dimmock, 165.

Dinsmore, 179.

Dinwiddie, 389.

Diocese, Eastern, 344.

Diplomat, Russian, 383.

Directory, Executive, 561.

Dirting, 600.

Dismore, 254.

District Attorney, U. S., 190,

579-
District Collector of La., U. S.,

426.
District Court of La., 133.
District Court, U. S., 640.
District Court, U. S., for R. L, 558
District, Eighth Militia, 562.
District, Providence, 162.
District, Quebec, 581.
Divinity College, 555.
Dix, 1 06, 495.
Dixfield, 482.
Dixon, 192.
Doane, 243.
Dockhard, 169.
Dockray, 254.
Dodd, 213.

Dodge, 73, 94, 102, 196, 229.
Dole, 245.
Dolly, Brig, 597.
Donaldson, 284.
Donnell, 29r, 341.
Doorkeeper, 519, 630.
Dorchester, Mass., JT, 98, 123,

284,289,315,392, 419, 425,

427, S06.
Dorr, 45, 231, 349, 361, 390.
Dorsey, 250.
Doud, 24.
Douglass, loi, 119, 123, 199, 243,

260, 278, 322.
Douglass, Mass., 54, 95, 136, 192,

291. 29s, 369, 392, 467. 476,

482, 507, Sir, 545.
Dover, N. H., 143, 543.
Dow, 121, 122, 169, 191,411,443.
Dowager, 104.

Dowe, 314, 331, 389, 412, 467.
Downer, 402.

Downes, 59, 224, 552.

Downie, 497.

Downing, 1 16, 209.

Doyle, 52, 55, loi, 262, 362.

Doyleston, Penn., 266, 293.

Dracut, Mass., 31, 113, 202, 422.

Dragoons, U. S. Light, 599.

Drake, 33, 540.

Dramatist, 575.

Draper, 53, 59, 61, 73, 162, 189,
220, 233, 281, 321, 347.

Draver, 136.

Dresden, Me., 416.

Dresser, 121, 255.

Drever, 278.

Drew, 300, 410.

Drimdle, 345.

Driscoll, 165.

Drown, 108, 114, 119, 131, 145,
186, 233, 273, 342, 346, 347,
358, 464, 465.

Drowned, 510, 511, 512, 513,
515, 516, 518, 522, 528, 535,
552, 557, 562, 563, 564, 565,
566, 571, 572, 574, 575, 579,
581,584,585,586, 587. 588,
59i> 596, 599. 607, 608, 611,
612, 614, 6x5, 618, 621, 623,
625,626,631,635, 636, 638,

639-
Druggist, 628.
Drummond, 314.
Drury, 93, 263, 477.
Drying Machine, 558.
Drezeek, 216.
Dublin, Ire., 188, 228, 418, 448,

542, 593, 640.
Duchy of Nassau, 503.
Dudley, 54, 283.
Dudley, Mass., 61, 134, 414, 416,

427, 496.
Duel, 506, 521, 563, 581, 586,

589, 594. 599, 624, 629, 630,

634, 640.
Duff, 214.
Duffy, 487.

Duke of Kent, 108, 159.
Duke of Leeds, 51.
Duke of Wellington, 51.
Dukes Co., O., 565.

INDEX

XXXIII

Dumaresque, 242.

Dummer Academy, 506.

Dunbar, 118.

Duncan, 70, 274.

Dunham, 19, 36, 261, 355, 359,

366, 388.
Dunkin, 326.
Dunlap, 81, 156.
Dunn, 66, 158, 176, 248, 259,

262, 302, 343, 386, 405.
Dunstable, N. H., 113, 212.
Dunton, 207.
Dunwell, 434.
Durtee, 36, 103, 140, 200, 446,

466, 574.
Durich, 285.
Durkin, 177.
Dutchess Co., N. Y., 531, 555,

625.
Dutch Jew, 589.
Dutch Reformed Church, 565.
Dutton, 324.
Duxbury, Mass., 191, 249, 549,

466, 462, 601.
Dwyer, 68.

Dwight, 71, 128, 136, 274, 484.
Dyer, 85, 89, 136, 148, 158, 241,
247. 257. 323. 338, 3S0, 362,
387. 399. 42s, 438, 442, 443.
471.
Dyer Co., Tenn ,575.

Eager, .47, 203, 467.

Eagle, The American, 19.

Eagle, The, 239.

Eagle Bank, Bristol, 196, 198.

Eagle Bank, Nev.^ Haven, 20 r,

295.
Earle, 21, 80, 108, in, 126, 143.

193, 232, 328, 348, 365, 373,

404, 415, 422,443. 452, 461.

480.
Earl Ilchester, 505.
Early, 324.
Eason, 81.

East Bloomfield, N. Y., 217.

East Bridgewater, Mass., 62, 74,
79, 105, 287, 289, 293, 305,
323. 350, 395. 412, 426, 475-

East Florida, 579, 628, 629.

East Greenwich, R. I., 24, 25,
32,61,62,72,78,96,97, 98,
99, loi, 112, 118, 120, 160,
172, 183, i8s, 186, 189, 192,
208, 209, 214, 220, 223, 231,
239,251, 254, 257. 279. 302,
3>6, 3S3, 354.360, 380, 386,
388, 397. 399. 402, 405, 409,
416, 418,442, 444, 447, 448,
457, 464, 465, 467, 468, 472,
482, 515, 523, 524, 529. 532,
533, 535. 536, 537. 538. 539,
547. 575. 595. 596. 600, 609,
615, 621,632, 635.

East Haddam, Ct., 570.

Eastham, Mass., 116, 136, 223,

346, 431-

East Hampton, Ct., 178.

East Hartford, Ct., 449.

East Haven, Ct., 153, 343.

East Lothian, Scot., 634.

liaston, Md., 108, 320, 346, 630.

Easton, Mass., 106, in.

Easton, N. Y., 504.

Easton, Penn., 554.

Eastport, Me., 44, 131, 566.

East River, N. Y., 552.

East Sudbury, Mass., 469.

East Salem, Mass., Church, 575.

East Windsor, Ct., 68, 145, 162,
176, 288, 415.

Eastern Argus, 265, 344, 407.

Eastern Diocese, 344.

Eastern District of Pennsylva-
nia, 427.

Eastern District of Virginia, 44,
294.

Easterbrooks, 109, 133, 146, 305,

4I3-
Eastman, 190, 503.
Easton, 65, 76, 148, 203, 204,

205, 254, 283, 302, 495.
Eathforth, 307.
Eaton, 37, 107, 131, 159, 227,

339. 361, 393. 405, 441. 491-

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XXXIV

INDEX

Eddy, 24, 37, 44. 45. 66, 77, 89,
103, 114, 116, 124, 126, 131,
135, 146, 147, i59> 160, 172,
173, 184, 194, 201, 202, 217,
229, 230, 236, 238, 249, 253,
277, 286, 287, 303, 304. 31 '.
313-316, 318,323.327, 332,
333.334. 343. 346. 355. 361.
367. 375. 378, 379.401. 403,
408, 417, 433. 443. 444, 445,
451,455, 463, 470, 485-

Edee, Me., 175.

Edinburgh, Scot., 96, 141,310,

509, 523-

Edinburgh Review, 90, 474.

Edinburgh University, 616,

Edenton, N. C, 438, 586.

Edes, 21, 22, 23, 26, 28, 31, 32,
34. 37. 39. 42. 43. 45. 48, SO.
52, 58, 59. 60, 63, 65, 68, 70,
71. 72. 73. 74. 75. 83. 84, 85,
87. 88, 93, 94, 95, 96, 98, 99,
100, 105, 106, 117, 121, 126,
131, 140, 143, 148, 152, 153,
156, 160, 162, 165, 166, 167,
168, 174, 180, 182, 184, 187,
191, 192, 194, 195, 196, 198,
204, 209, 214, 216, 217, 218,
220, 221, 226, 228, 231, 232,
233,238, 240, 249, 251, 252,
256, 260, 262, 269, 271, 272,
282, 286, 293, 294, 297, 299,
3or, 305, 310, 314 317, 318,
320, 321, 322, 327, 330, 331,

335. 338, 343. 344. 347. 349,
356. 358, 360, 364, 368, 372,
380, 382, 387, 397, 402, 405,
406, 408, 412, 414, 418, 419,
421, 423, 424, 426, 427, 429,
430. 434. 442. 443. 445. 446,
447. 448. 45'. 455.456, 459,
461, 464, 465. 466, 470, 474,
475, 476, 478, 482, 483, 489,
491, 494. 497. 616.

Edgar, 200, 365.

Edgartown, Mass , 95, 134, 177,
212, 366, 400, 461, 495, 638.

Edgecomb, 185, 190.

Edgeworth, 486.

Edgeworthian, Ire., 486.

Editor, 19, 21, 22, 26, 32, 49,
52, 54, 62, 64, 71, 73. 84,
86, 87, 90, 92, 120, 128, 133,
137. 150, IS'. 156. 157, 168,
.175, 176, 179, 180, 189, 190,
191, 204, 209, 211, 212, 217,
226, 234, 239, 242, 246, 247,
256, 265, 266, 268, 276, 289,
293. 294. 309. 3' o, 328, 340,
344,349, 351, 359. 370, 379.
393. 395, 407, 412, 424. 426,
430, 436, 446, 456, 474, 477.
495, 506, 509. 517. 523. 550,
553, 566, 569. 581, 602, 604,
606, 612, 624, 630, 631.

Edson, 225.

Edwards, 39, 113, 294, 330, 414.

Edwina, Brig, 625.

Edy, 581.

Egglestone, 419.

Eickstadt, Ger., 102,218.

Erickstadt, Prince of, 569.

Eighforth, 307.

Eighth Militia District, 562.

Eighth U. S. Infantry, 624.

Elder Slade's Church, 520.

Elderkin, 255, 332.

Eldred,354, 388, 405.

Eldredge, 107, 141, 225, 273,
308, 340, 491.

Elephant, 562.

Elgina, Greece, 150.

Elizabeth City, N. C, 32, 163,
189, 359.

Elizabeth, N. J., 304.

Elizabethtown Gazette, N. J.,

307-
Elkins, 272.
Ellen, 313.

EUery, 31. 94, 255.403-

Elliot, 119, 141, 2X1, 282, 399,

402.
Ellis, 103, 107, 193.334.344,406,

437, 454. 455. 457, 482, 485,

488, 495.
Ellsbree, 274, 305.
Ellsworth, 432.

Ellsworth, Me., 58, 349, 491, 506.
Elton, 158, 162, 203, 216, 425,

445. 623.

INDEX

XXXV

Elwin, 293.

Ely, 390.

Embassy, American, 245.

Emerson, 224, 415.

Emes, 418.

Emmons, 82, 131, 176, 423.

Emperor of Prussia, 580.

Emperor of Russia, 229.

Empress Josephine, 424.

Endicott, 229.

Ennis, 221, 464.

Enfield, Ct., 99, 164, 287, 498,
541,653.

Engineer, 562.

Engineer, U. S., 59, 141.

Engineer, U. S. Department, 504,

Engineer, U. S. Civil, 378.

Engineer, U. S. Corps of, 116,
157, 232, 409, 464.

England, 29, 64, 67, 107, iij,
128, 129, 141, 201, 203, 210,
2£6, 227, 254, 25s. 282, 304,
324, 360, 417, 446, 462, 472,
495,498, 509, 5«i. 513, 523,
53'. 542,548, 551. 552, 554,
568, 569, 572, 577. 583. 586,
587,589, 603, 611, 624, 625,
632, 633, 640.

English, 625.

Englishman, 618.

English Keyes, 532.

English Throne, 131, 586.

Engraver, 563.

Engraver on Wood, 577.

Enquirer, the N. Y., 87, 209.

Ensign, 560.

Enterprize, Schooner, 584.

Enterprize, U. S. Ship, 576.

Entwistle, 166,

Episcopal Church, 215, 267, 304.

Episcopal Seminary, 624.

Episcopal Church of Virginia,
600.

Eppes, 90, 369.

Epping, N. H., 254.

Eppinger, 398

Epsom, Mass., 577.

Erie, Battle of Lake, 519.

Erie, Fort, 543.

Erie Lake, 566.

Erie, Penn., 519.

Ernest, 175.

Erpell, 131.

Erwing, 9r.

Eschenburg, 292.

Esdell, 353.

Esleeck, 302.

Espriet, Church der, 424,

Essex, 40, 343, 406.

Essex Co., Mass., 563.

Essex, Mass., 266, 487.

Estes, 118.

Estremadura, 509.

Etchell, 384. ■

Etna, Steamer, 566.

Ettrich, Shepard, 59, 248.

Europe, 522.

Eustis, 86, 356, 482.

Evans, 80, 127, 184, 219, 221,

389. 397-

Evening Bulletin, 62, 71.

Evening Gazette, 631.

Evening Po.st, 633.

Everest, 452.

Everett, 22, 46, 55, 72, 150, 213,
229, 243, 250, 306, 347, 406.

Ewell, 113.

Ewers, 223, 398, 493.

Ewinger, 127.

Exchange Bank, Smithfield, 489.

Executed, 512, 519, 531, 542,
544, 551. 552, 555, 563. 569,
570, 571, 600, 601, 632.

Executive Directory, 561.

Ex-Empress, 159, 160.

Exeter, Ct., 144,426,463.

Exeter, N. H., 27, 141, 503.

Exeter, N. Y., 516, 570.

Exeter, R. I„ 24, 25, 73, 94, 109,
123, 125, 126, 202, 237, 240,
242, 248, 249, 264, 271, 276,
278, 279, 32T,354, 401, 405,
410, 447, 449, 470, 518, 554,

575, 590.
Expedition, Scientific, 552.
Expedition, Sullivan's, 592.
Explosion, 544, 558, 566, 572,

576, 578. 598, 640.

XXXVI

INDEX

Factory, 570.

Fairbanks, 45, 285, 337, 377, 485.

Fairbanks Mill, 61 r.

Fairbrother, 142.

Fairfax Co., Va., 137.

Fairfield Co., Ct., 634.

Fairfield, Mass., 144, 177.

Fairfield, N. Y., 360, 481, 606.

Fairhaven, Mass., 29, 94, 132,
245, 259, 28s, 287, 323, 324,
341, 368, 378, 380, 413, 458,

473. 491. 545..

Fairman, 36, 285.

Fales, 58, 200, 222, 224, 234, 25s,
28s, 329. 390, 4>6, 450, 4S5,
487.

Fall River, Mass., 25, 27, 42, 44,
47, 55, 71, 83, 94- '05, 106.
121, 126, 131, 132, 136, 137,
139, 147, ISO, 151, 155, 16s,
172, 185, 198, 200, 208, 223,
235, 241, 246, 249, 253, 260,
272, 27s, 279, 285, 291, 300,
303. 323, 328, 330. 331, 344.
35'. 376.383. 384. 39', 398,
400, 401, 417, 437, 448, 453,

471, 474,482, 49'. 492, 493,
496, 566, 58s, 590, 59 1. 596,
60s, 606.

Falling Tree, 611.

F"alls, Battle of the, S3i.

Falls of the Ohio, 562.

Falmouth, Mass., loi, 324.

Fame, S49, 602.

Fanning, 214, 493.

Fargo, 265.

Farland, 188.

Farley, 25, 35. 43, 80, 93, loi,
108, 126, 260, 263, 281, 326,
365. 376. 412, 413, 445, 447.
489.

Farmer, 374.

Farmers, 561.

Farmer's Hoy, 586.

Farmer's & Manufacturer's Jour-
nal, 184.

Farmer's Gazette, 266, 293.

Farmington, Mass., 414.

Farnell, 365.

Farnsworth, 287, 435.

Farnum, 136, 142, 170, 184, 194,

202, 220, 281, 384, 388, 446,

451, 460, S03.
Farquhar, 378.
Farrar, 120, 296.
Farrier, 46, 327.
Farrington, 182.
Farrington, Penn., 75, 431.
Farris, 152.
Faumier Co., Va., 582.
Faulkner, 240.
Favorite, Schooner, 596.
Faxon, 375.
Fay, 38, 345, 418.
Fayette Co., Pa., 27.
Fayetteville, N.C., 153, 196,246,

372.
Fearing, 51, 162, 324.
Federal sburgh, Md., 433, 497.
Fell, 204.
Fellows, 119.
Felton, 63.

Female Preacher, 285.
Fenley, 176.
Fenner, 34, 49, 57, 107, 125, 153,

154, 162, 174,236, 246, 257,

260,333, 341. 358, 392, 407

440, 462, 507.
Fenno, 296, 353.
Ferguson, 59, 84, 164, 172, 241,

341,342,485-

Ferns Court, Ire., 593.

Ferren, 255.

Ferris, 330.

F"erry Boat, 565.

Ferryman, 554.

Fessenden, 299, 475.

Fever, 562, 574, 578, 586, 588,
594, 598, 601, 611, 612, 625.

Fever, African, 523.

Field, 31,54,86, 89,95, 129, 153.
165, 184, 210, 237, 246, 258,
264, 344, 347, 349, 364, 379,
380,400, 419, 427, 431, 432,

435,438,470.
Fields, 135.

Field's Point, 633, 637.
Fifeshire, Scot., 96, 310.

INDEX

XXXVII

Fifield, 115, i27<

Fifteenth Hussars, 96, 310.

Fillmore, 347.

Finch, 291.

Findley, 325.

Finn, 261.

Firefly, U. S. Schooner, 506.

Fireman, 558.

First Baptist Church, 621.

First Baptist Church, Boston,

394. 487-
First Congregational Church,

Killingly, 80, 467.
First Congregational Church,

Newport, 365.
First Congregational Church,

New York, 434, 439.
First Congregational Church.

Providence, 56, 174.
First Congregational Church,

Wrentham, 543.
First Church, Boston, 503.
First Officer, 545, 579.
Fish, 155, 189, 200, 274, 400, 486.
Fisher, 124, 137, 161, 172, 214,

259, 263, 272, 277, 324, 351,

374, 449, 465. 485. 497-

Fisherfield, 550.

Fishing, 63 r. .

Fishkill, N. Y, 548.

Fiske, 33, 43, 49, 59, 91. 109, 126,
128, 142, 154, 161, 182, 188,
204, 211, 233, 234, 240, 255,
272, 287, 317, 318,349. 386,
398, 405, 416, 425, 426, 441,
463, 467, 478, 497.

Fitchburgh, Mass., 39, 252, 350,
476.

Fitts, 461.

Fitz,93.

Five Isles, 593.

Flagg, 87, 157, 370. 427-

Flahety, 385.

Flanders, 128, 462.

Flanders, Europe, 515.

Flash, Sloop, 505.

Flatbush, L. I., 520.

Fleetwood, 223.

Fleming, 183, 296.

Fletcher, 256, 293, 370, 494.

Florence, Ala,, 351.

Forence, Italy, 265, 563.

Florida, 201, 572.

Florida, Legislative Council, 612.

Flushing, L. I., 265, 409, 628.

Fogg, 268, 300.

Folger, 264.

Follensbee, 364.

Follett, 119, 170, 250, 270.

Folsom, 118, 178.

Forbes, 23, 134, 220.

Forces, British, 303.

Ford, 303, 411, 481.

Foretop, 573.

Foreigner, 535.

Foreyard, 596.

Forgery, 601.

Forks, 180.

Forman, 69.

Forrestall, 382.

Fort Adams, 638.

Fort Bowyer, 624.

Fort Erie, 543.

Fort Hawkins, Ga., 417.

Fort Jackson, 577.

Fort McHenry, 531.

Fort Mitchell, 178, 186.

Fort Niagara, 117, 516.

Fort Wayne, 625.

Forth, 78.

Fortress Macinac, Mich., 613.

Fosdick, 202, 399.

Foss, 331.

Foste, 300.

Foster, 24, 125, 139, 170, 212,
243, 252, 327, 366, 387, 395,
416, 445, 458, 487, 489.

Foster, R. I., 29, 32, 34, 36, 60,
65, 68, loi, 131, 133, 177,
222,225, 247, 248, 251, 255,
247, 248, 251, 255, 257, 259,
26t, 283, 333, 336, 376, 386,
407, 409, 431, 444, 448, 449,
459, 481, 483, 510, 522, 543,
574, 606, 617, 618, 619, 621,
632.

Four Mile Creek, Va., 294, 315.

Fourth Regt. Va. Militia, 552.

Fourth U. S. Infantry, 78, 347,
629.

XXXVIII

INDEX

Fowle, 335, 448.

Fowler, 55, 105, 140, 162, 165,

190, 246, 251, 270, 313, 328,

376, 458, 492.
Fowling Piece, 576.
Fox, 257, 261, 375, 379.
Foxboro, Mass., 157, 192, 391,

485. S7I. 579. S82.
Framingham, Mass., 42, 113,

152, 183, 192, 224, 281, 361,

458, 460, 628.
France, 77, 81, 177, 201, 219, 302,

395, 424, 509, 521, 557. 571.

621.
France, Consul of, 302.
France, Convention of, 521.
France Isle de, 625.
France, Minister of, 218.
Francis, 35, 36, 38, 128, 221, 268,

351-
F" rancour, 308.
Frankfort, Ger. 189, 4ri.
Frankfort, Ky., 569.
Franklin, 29, 43, 222, 331, 344,

357, 366, 485.
Franklin, Ct., 37, 242, 252, 338,

449-

Franklin, Mass., 43, 44, 60, 63,
68, 69, 82, 132, 156, 182, 185,
203, 255, 285, 308, 309, 310,
331, 340, 425,441. 465, 583-

Franklin, Mo., 552.

Franklin, Schooner, 566.

Frederick Co., Md., 221, 575.

Frederick Co., Va., 414,

Fredericksburgh, Va,, 201.

Frederickstown, N. B., 581.

Freebody, 197, 248, 332, 365,

395-
Freeborn, 118, 126, 175, 238, 405,

447-
Freeman, 30, 47, 69, 70, 150, 184,

274. 299. 303, 333. 337- 359.

446, 461, 466.
Freeport, Mass., 604.
Free Post, 374.
Free Press, Boston, 476.
Freetown, Mass., 41, 42, 105,

207, 221, 222, 231, 249, 256,

333. 438, 444, 453. 488, 540,
596, 629.

Free Will Baptist Minister, 611.

French, 32, 70, '77, 79, 97, 142,
172, 282, 336, 371, 448, 458.

French (people), 424..

French Church du St. Esprit,
N. Y., 28.

French Institute, 587.

French Literature, 402.

French Painter, 593.

French River, 578, 610.

French Sculptor, 587.

French War, 511, 512, 576, 635.

Freshman's Class, 531, 565.

Friends' Meeting, 449.

Friends' Meeting House, Balti-
more, 238.

Friends' Meeting House, Cow
Neck, L. I, 265, 292.

Friends' Meeting House, Crans-
ton, 94.

Friends' Meeting House, Fall
River, 291, 491, 492.

Friends' Meeting House, Hop-
kinton, 470.

Friends' Meeting House, Nan-
tucket, 80, 187, 236, 374.

Friends' Meeting House, New
Bedford, 72, 218, 292, 297,

299. 342, 397-

Friends' Meeting House, New-
port, 124, 172, 194, 351.

Friends' Meeting House, New
York, 193.

Friends' Meeting House, Pem-
broke, 47, 140.

Friends' Meeting House, Ports-
mouth, 42, 124, 125, 126,
'93- 259, 323, 426, 488.

Friends' Meeting House, Provi-
dence, 21. 72, 73, 87, 94,
291,422,454.

Friends' Meeting House, Salem,

325-

Friends' Meeting House, Sand-
wich, 298, 487.

Friends' Meeting House, Smith
field, 535, 427.

Friends' Meeting House, Som-
erset, 187, 325.

Friends' Meeting House, South
Kingstown, 291.

INDEX

XXXIX

Friends' Meeting House, Taun-
ton, 136, 331.
Friend ?/Iinister, 541, 543, 614,

61S.
Friends, Society of, 520, 528, 529,

533, 534. 535, 542, 543. 554>
555, 557. 595. 596. 597. 599,
60s, 606, 615, 617, 618, 619,
620, 623, 627, 628, 631.

Frieze, 33, 116, 330, 334, 483.

Frigate Acosta, 601.

Frigate Constitution, U. S., 366,
415. 539. 607, 613.

Frigate President, U. S., 159,

204, 573-
Frink, 22, 57.
Frisbie, 213.
Frisby, 438.
Frissell, 218.
Frizzell, 468.
Froling, 326.
Frontier, Niagara, 543.
Frost, 84, 337.

Frothingham, 178, 222, 334, 372.
Fruit and Vegetable Wagon, 591.
Fruit Hill, R. I., 216.
Fry, 116, 239, 279.
Fuller, 30, 34, 68, 85, 90, 102,

211, 221, 240, 251, 301, 357,

410, 429.
Fulton House, N. Y., 87.
Fulton Market, 314.
Fulton, Steamer, 242, 638.
Furman, 71.

Gage, 92, 98, 117, 151, 374-

Gaines, 453.

Gale, 25, 42, 119, 170, 324, 355,
405, 447, 472, 473.

Gallagher, 328, 350.

Gallatin, 365.

Gammell, 67, 74, 103, 126, 155.
158, 189, 219, 237, 323, 327,
329.349.351,355,389, 39'-

Gammon, 49.

Ganbia River, 594.

Ganges, Brig, 574.

Gannett, 157, 158, 220, 298, 435.

Gano, 22, 23, 24, 25, 28, 31, 32,
33, 38. 39, 40, 4'. 43, 44, 45,
46, 48, 49, 50, S3. 58, 59. 61,
63, 65, 66, 6t, 68, 69, TI-, 73,
74, 76, 78, 79, 81, 82, 85, 86,
87. 89, 90, 91, 92, 93, 95,96,
99, 100, 104, 105, 106, 107,
116, 120, 122, 123, 124, 125,
128, 132, 136, 138, 141, 142,
143, 144, 145, r49, 150, 152,
153, 154, 157, 158. 160, 162,
163, 164, 166, 167, 172, 173,
177, 181, 183, 184, 188, 196,
198, 199, 202, 203, 204, 205,
206,207, 213, 214, 2r5, 2i6,
217, 220, 23 r, 232, 233, 234,
236, 239, 244, 246, 247, 249,
250, 251, 252, 253, 258, 259,
261, 264, 266, 267, 268, 269,
275, 277, 278, 279, 287, 289,
292, 293, 294, 295, 30 r, 302,
304, 310, 311, 315, 316, 317,
318, 319, 320, 321, 323, 326,
327. 334. 335, 336. 337. 338,
340, 342, 343, 349,351. 353,
354. 355. 356, 357. 360, 362,
363. 367. 375, 376, 379. 381,
382, 383, 388, 389, 391, 393,

395. 397, 398. 399, 40i, 404,
405, 406,409, 410, 412, 413,
415, 419, 423, 426, 427, 428,
430, 431,435, 437. 440, 444,
449, 450, 451, 453. 454. 455,
459, 462, 46s, 466, 469, 470,
471, 472. 473. 476, 477, 480,
488, 489, 490, 491, 496, 498.

Garcia, 153.

Garden, 48.

Gardiner, 39, 61, 68, 80, 98, 125,
165, 166, 168, 172, 196, 202,
207, 211, 236, 238, 241, 242,
244, 24s, 257, 261, 274, 276,
279. 312, 318, 325. 329. 330,
331, 344, 348, 367, 384, 391,

394, 411, 412, 447. 453. 454.

456, 480, 485, 486, 537.
Gardiner, Ky., 136.
Gardiner, Me., 215.

XL

INDEX

Gardiner's Wharf, 590.

Garfield, 1 1 1 .

Garnett, 245.

Garrett, 205.

Garzee, 1 10.

Gaskey, 133.

Gaston, 495.

Gates, 42.

Gatt, 300.

Gaudaloupe, W. I., 528.

Gavitt, 228.

Gavins, 39.

Gay, 83, 121, 131, 216, 223, 230,

243. 2,17, 482.
Gayenne, 578.
Gazette, The, 19.
Gazette, Boston, 64.
Gazette, Elizabethtown, N. J.,

304.
Gazette, Evening, 631.
Gazette, Farmers', 266, 293.
Gazette, Greenbush, 191.
Gazette, Greensburgh, 151.
Gazette, Hampshire, 638.
Gazette, Kentucky, 602.
Gazette, Louisiana, 614.
Gazette, New Orleans, 133, 426.
Gazette, New York, 120.
Gazette, Providence, 379.
Gazette, Royal, 509.
Gazette, Salem, 191.
Gazette, Sciata, 310.
Gazette, United States, 612.
Geer, 481.

Geissenheimer, 120.
Geisenhemer, 267.
Genet, 218.
George III, 566.
George, 298, 569.
Georgetown, D. C, 67, 98, no,

III, 114, 123, 128, 151, 168,

i87> 343. 356,401, 4'7, 4i8,

439.495. 551. 569-
Georgetown, Ky., 389.
Georgetown, S. C, 183, 204,

593. 631.
Georgia, 69, 172, 273,324, 512,

541, 581, 629, 634.
Georgia Factory, R. I., 543.
Georgia, Packet, 630.

Geographer, 539.

General Assembly of Massachu-
setts, 245.

General Assembly, 511, 533,
629.

General Assembly, Member of,
535. 548. 57'. 601, 603, 608.

General Assembly of New Jer-
sey, 262.

General Assistant Adjutant, 114.

General Commissary, 610.

General Consul, 238, 302, 309.

General Hawes, Schooner, 547.

General Lieutenant, 366.

General Land Office, 443, 582.

General Postmaster, 178, 230,
283, 561, 606.

Geneva, 637.

Gerding, 120.

Germany, 131, 265, 292, 304, 479,
503. 539. 571, 629.

Gerry, 130, 135, 410.

Ghent, Ky., 515, 568.

Giant, The Yorkshire, 603.

Gibbs, 22, 42, 104, 149, 213, 24s,
333. 340, 426, 450, 602.

Gibbs Wharf, 574.

Gibbons, 406.

Gibraltar, 478.

Gibson, 48, 149, 194, 196, 257,

283, 359. 365. 546.
Gifford, 116, 165,232,24s, 278,

289,327, 383. 392,415. 456,

494.
Gig, 624.
Gilbert, 113, 140,207,245,275,

483.
Gilfert, 61.
Gilford, 437.
Gill, 59, 176.
Gillett, 131, 271.
Gillis, 289.
Gillson, 353.

Gilman, 27, 69, 141, 184.
Gilmore, 139, 282, 465.
Girard, 119,
Girault, 79.
Girdler, 85.
Gladding, 23, 53, 57, 73, 80, 88,

197. 217. 240, 257, 32s, 351,

INDEX

XLI

Gladding — Continued.

355. 368, 376, 387, 456, 486,
490.
Glancey, 411.

Glastonbury, Ct., 439, 505, 543.
Glazier, 186.
Gleason, 270.

Glen Falls N. Y., 273, 289, 435.
Glenham, N. Y., 625.
Globe Bank, Pawtuxet, 281.
Glocester, Mass., 48, 294, 350,

361. 508.

Glocester, Mass., Telegraph, 294.

Glocester, 29, 33, 39, 65, 85, 96,

lor, 104, no, III, 122, 151,

1.58, 171, 187, 193, 194, 195,

215, 219, 221, 222, 237, 244,

249, 253, 257, 263, 283, 303,

304. 309. 332, 334, 336, 337,

339, 351, 362,363, 374, 376,

409, 415,435,436, 440, 457,

480, 481, 48s, 489, 511, 518,

523. 526, 527,531, 550, 567,

572, 583, 596, 598, 602, 614,

616, 617, 633.

Goats, 552.

Goddard, 19, 86, 197, 299, 304,

327. 388.
Godfrey, 43, 50, 263, 317, 458,

467.
Goff, 22, 33, 84, 179, 234, 359,

m, 410, 479, 493-
Goffstown, N. H., I9r, 255, 289,

586.
Going, 225, 342.
Gold, 30.

Goldsboro, 75, 340, 490.
Goldsmith, 89.
Gonsolve, 71.
Goodale, 227.
Goodell, 339.
Goodenough, 268.
Goodenow, 225, 298, 390.
Goodjudge, 85, 247.
Goodhue, 22.
Gooding, 391.
Goodrich, 230.
Goodspeed, 473, 488.
Goodwin, 45, 220, 226, 280, 288,
364, 386, 475.

Gordon, 89, 186, 332.

Gore, 466.

Gorham, 215, 305, 399, 420, 467,

613.
Gorham, Me., 96, 338, 364, 544.
Gorton, 36, 37, 80, 88, 213, 225,

261, 280, 324, 356, 377, 487.
Gory, 480.

Gosport, Va., 183, 378.
Goss, 32, 354.
Gould, ?8, 47, 75, 250, 252, 333,

357, 376, 436, 465-
Gouverneur, 198, 424.
Governor of Alabama, 577.
Governor Elect, 254.
Governor of Danish East Indies,

611.
Governor of Danish West In-
dies, 575.
Governor of Delaware, 564.
Governor Hopkins, Brig, 625.
Governor of Louisiana, 98, no,

289, 331.
Governor of Maryland, 599.
Governor of Massachusetts, 613.
Governor of Missouri, 566.
Governor of New Hampshire,

27, 191, 255.
Governor of New Jersey, 29,

586.
Governor of New York, 100,

104.
Governor of North Carolina, 184,

369-
Governor of Ohio, in.
Governor of Pennsylvania, 309,

350.
Governor of Plymouth, 602.
Governor of Rhode Island, 584,

610.
Governor of South Carolina,

520.
Governor of Tennessee, 178,

478.
Governor's Council, 560, 578,

629.
Grace Church, Boston, 28, 257,

263, 264.
Grace Church, New York, 187,

204, 364.

XUI

INDEX

Gracie, 123, 203.

Graduate of Brown University,
512, 515. 5 '9. 542, 544, 54$,
552, 555, 562, 594, 618.

Graduate of Harvard, 540, 558,
568, 6or.

Graduate of R. I. Coliege, 580.

Graduate of Yale, 603.

Grafton, 225, 353, 395, 409.

Grafton, Mass., 29, 33, 106, 109,
no, 117, 130, 181, 207, 263,
370, 437,450, 491, 507, 510,
608.

Graham, 175, 179, 422, 443.

Grainger, 82.

Grand Cross of the Bath, 542,

553-
Grand Lodge of Delaware, Grand

Master of, 610.
Grand Marshal, 392.
Grand Master of Grand Lodge

of Delaware, 610.
Grant, 53, 75, 107, 145, 166, 205,

233, 284, 388, 450, 469.
Grants Braes, Scot., 634.
Grattan, 367.
Gratz, Ho)., 588.
Graupner, 54.
Graves^ 294, 409, 445, 463.
Gray, 32, 69, 73, 82, 83, 123, 148,

151- '77, 179, 200, 201, 206,

2(7, 239,240, 350, 396, 401,

420, 421,453,488, 493, 605.
Grayson, 256.
Great Neck, L. I., 518.
Great Pond, R. I, 590.
Great Storm, 637.
Greece, 112, 180, 185.
Greek Committee, 185.
Greenbank, 156.
Greenbush, N. Y., 151, 191, 353,

465, 509, 570.
Greenbush Gazette, 19;.
Greenfield, Mass., 190, 212, 320,

414, 435, 540, 592.
Greenfield, N. H., 36, 448.
Greenville, N. Y., 264.
Greenville, S. C, 640.
Greenville, Warwick, R. L, 35,

387.

Greenwich, Ct., 330.

Greenwich, Mass., 308.

Greenwich, N. Y., 218, 232.

Greenwich, R. L, 633.

Greenwich Village, Mass., 39.

Greensburgh Gazette, 151.

Greene, 33, 34, 35, 39, 50, 52, 53,
60,61, 63. 72, 79, 85, 89, 95,
96, 98, 101, 106, 109, 113,
115, 116, 121, 129, 137, 138,
140, 142, 148, 151, 152, 159,
182, 183, 187, 189, 197, 199,
200, 208, 209, 21 r, 214, 216,
218, 224,226, 235, 238, 244,
245, 250, 254, 265, 271, 274,
275, 278. 279, 291, 300, 308,
314, 317, 328, 338, 339, 343,
348, 35', 352, 353, 354. 356,
359, 369, 374, 375, 379, 387,
395, 397, 404, 405, 408, 413,
415, 416, 417, 425, 428, 434,
436, 437,438,440, 441, 443.
445, 448, 452, 459, 461, 463,
467, 470, 471. 477, 479. 485.
491, 496, 499, 539.635-

Greenleaf, 407.

Greenman, 67, 391, 453, 462.

Gretna Green, Scot., 47, 180,
283, 350, 360, 410.

Grinman, 339.

Greenwich, 226.

Greenward, 103, 143, 490.

Gregg, 172.

Gregory, 333.

Gridley, 132, 288, 351, 377.

Griffith, 2r, 165, 378.

Griffitts, 75, 261.

Grififin, 165, 268.

Griggs, 169.

Grimes, 57, 159.

Grinnell, 85, 223, 245, 438.

Griswold, 25, 50, 64, 90, 93, 100,
139, 145, 174, i77. 186, 187,
196, 198, 200,209, 230, 242,
24s, ?7i, 289, 298, 299, 304,
305, 313. 327. 329, 335, 337.
344, 373, 368, 418, 420, 423,
429, 434, 435, 439, 450, 469,
473. 490.

Griswold, Ct., 225, 431, 547,

INDEX

XUII

Grieve, 39, r6i.

Grosvenor, 31, 37.

Groton, Ct., 60, 97, 132,. 281, 543,

SS3-
Groton, Mass., 38, 358, 631.
Groton, N. H., 586.
Grover, 268.
Groves, 472.
Grow, 119.

Guadaloupe, W. I., 611.
Guayoma, P. R., 579.
Guerriere, British Ship, 607, 613,

639-
Guerinan, 409.
Guild, IIS, 207, 338, 368.
Guildford, N. H., 118, 124, 572.
Guildford, Vt., 163, 234.
Guillotined, 532.
Gulliver, 468.
Gun, 625.

Gunandotte River, 558, 640.
Gunboat No. 48, 640.
Guppe, 89.
Gushee, 192, 244, 273, 275, 278,

284, 383, 428, 430, 434, 477,

478, 492.
Gwin, 302.

H

Hack, 21.

Hackensack, N. J., 600.

Hackett, 21.

Hadley, 21.

Had wen, 21.

Had win, 21.

Haffey, 21.

Hagadorn, 21.

Hagood, 21.

Haigh, 599.

Haiier, 21.

Halifax, N. C, 282, 361, 362.

Halifax, N. S., 74, 262, 281, 297,

360, 398. 591, 599. 610.
Halifax Theatre, 499.
Haines, 22.
Haile, 22.
Hale, 22.

Hail, 22.

Hales, 23.

Haley, 23.

Halfpenny, 23.

Hall, 23,40, 117, 148, 168, 240,
257, 260, 281, 302, 317, 320,
341, 342,348, 349, 359, 401,
456, 482, 490, 494, 607.

Hallett, 26, 19.

Hailing, 401, 439.

Hallock, 26.

Hallowell, Me., 26, 131, 242,271,
289, 311, 407, 423, 459, 576.

Halsey, 26.

Halstead, 27.

Hambley, 27.

Hamburg, Ga., 574.

Hamer, 27.

Hamor, 27.

Hamilton, 27, 21, 41, 241, 263,
474, 482, 579.

Hamilton, Ber, 615.

Hamilton College, 545.

Hamilton, N. C, 474.

Hamilton, U. C, 442.

Hamlin, 28.

Hamblin, 28.

Hamm, 28, 19.

Hammesley, 28.

Hammett, 28.

Hammond, 28, 211.

Hampden, Me., 78, 229.

Hampden, Mass., 583.

Hampshire, Eng., 535.

Hampshire Gazette, 638.

Hampton, Ct., 29, 37, 63, 69, 70,
80, 108, 127, 167, 170, 264,
272, 291, 341, 373, 607.

Hampton, Mass., 24.

Hanan, 29.

Hanbury, 29.

Hancock, 29, 568.

Handon, 30.

Handy, 30.

Haning, 30.

Hannewell, 30.

Hanover Co., Va., 362, 389.

Hanover, Mass., 245, 336, 468.

Hanover, N. H., 190, 616.

Hanover Society, Ct., 635.

XLIV

INDEX

Hanover, Va., 407, 492.

Hanscom, 30.

Hansom, 31.

Hansom, Mass., 40, 372, 562.

Hapgood, 31.

Harbin, 31.

Hardenberg, 31.

Hardgrove, 31.

Harding, 31.

Hardwick, Mass., 39.

Hardy, 32.

Hargrove, 32.

Harkell, 32.

Harkness, 32.

Harlow, 32.

Harmony, 111., 580.

Harold, Ship, 612.

Harper's Ferry, Va., 283.

Harrell, 32.

Harrington, 32.

Harris, 33, 26, 69, n, 107, 311,

383- 577-

Harrisburg, Penn., 309, 325, 350.

Harrison, 35.

Hart, 36, 24. 133, 230, 246, 362.

Hartford Co., Ct, 613.

Hartford, Ct., 79, 80, 98, 114,
732, 148, 180, 212, 214, 227,
246, 252, 256, 267, 294, 304,
305, 326, 366, 373, 390, 408,
411,427, 430,445,458, 474,
4;9. 544. 584. 623, 628.

Hartford, Ct., Times, 212, 435.

Hartlett, 36.

Hartshorn, 37.

Hartshorne, 37.

Hartwell, 37, 74.

Hartv. ell's Inn, 626.

Harvard, Mass., 384, 436.

Harvard, Graduate of, 540, 558,
568, 60 r.

Harvard University, 296, 402.

Harvey, 37.

Harwood, 38, 450, 451.

Haskell, 38, 482.

Haskins, 39, 257, 464.

Hastings, 39.

Haswell, 39.

Hat, 124.

Hatch, 39.

Hathaway, 40, 32, 169, 221, 249,
250, 330, 346, 382, 388.

Hathorn, 42.

Hatter, 528.

Hatter, Journeyman, 410.

Hatteras, 518, 625.

Hattrick, 42.

Hauswell, 42.

Havana, Cuba, 426, 436, 504,
510, 516, 523, 534, 548, 549,

SSS. 557. 563, 567. 576, 579,
584, 594, 601, 602, 603, 619,
622, 625, 63s, 637.

Havana Harbor, 602.

Haven, 42.

Havens, 42.

Haverhill, Mass., 40, iii, 218,

25s. 449, 493, 563-
Haverstraw, N. Y., 509.
Havingham Church, Eng., 297,

421.
Havingham Hall, Eng., 297, 421.
Hawes, 43.

Hawes, Schooner Gen., 547.'
Hawkes, 43.

Hawkins, 43, 19, 195, 436.
Hawley, 44, 51, 152, 198, 254,

350.
Hawley, Mass., 563.
Hay, 44.
Hayden, 44.
Hayes, 44.
Hayford, 45.
Hayti, W. I., 506.
Hay ward, 45.

Hazard, 45, 114, 242, 478, 515.
Hazleton, 46, 98, loi.
Head, 46.
Headley, 55.
Healey, 46.
Heath, 47.
Heath cote, 47.
Hearsey, 47.
Heart, 47.
Healon, 48.
Hebron, Ct., 207, 395, 548, 568,

579.
Heddmg, 153.
Hedge, 48.
Heldreth, 48.

INDEX

XLV

Helen, Ship, 575.

Helme, 48.

Helsten, Eng., 96, 242.

Heileman, 48.

Heilpron, 48.

Heineken, 48.

Hem en way, 48.

Hemlock Water, 514.

Henderson, 49.

Hendley, 49.

Hendrick, 49.

Hendricks, 49.

Henfield, 49.

Henrietta, N. Y., 572.

Henry, 49.

Henry, Sloop, 601.

Henshaw, 50.

Hepingstall, 50.

Herald Republican, 250.

Herald of the United States, 247,

Herb, 50.

Herbert, 503.

Herculaneum, Mo., 508.

Herkimer Co., N. Y., 606.

Herlitz, 50.

Herrick, 50.

Herring, 50, 409.

Herrington, 50.

Herriot, 51.

Herron, 326.

Hervey, 51.

Hesse, Hamburg, Ger., 151.

Hesser, 51.

Hetherington, 51.

Hewes, 51.

Hewett, 51.

Hewins, 51.

Hewlett, 51.

Heyward, 3I.

Hibbard, 52.

Hickland Co., O., 451.

Hickley, 52.

Hickman, 52.

Hickes, 52.

Hicks, 52, 590.

Hiddin, 53.

Higgins, S3.

Higgison 53.

Highland Co., O., 279.

High School, 46.

High School, Pawtucket, 140.
High Sheriff, 214, 295, 602.
Hill, S3. 55. 78, 82, 83, 88, 90, 99,

108, 137, 160, 162, 166, 217,

221, 233, 272, 273, 286, 3Q0,

336, 379, 419. 426, 429, 442.

444. 454. 458, 461.
Hiller, SS-
Hilliard, 55.
Hillman, SS-
Hills, SS.

Hills, N. C, 493. .
Hillsborough, N. H., iS7.
Hillsborough, N. C, 2S4, 386.
Hillsborough Telegraph, iS7,

189.
Hillsdale, N. Y., 234, 3S2, 391.
Hilson, SS-
Hilton, 607.
Himes, $6.
Hinckley, 56.
Hindman, $6.
Hinds, S6.
Hines, S6, S49.
Hingham, Mass., 113, 123, 13S,

160, 307, 3S7. 372, 468, 565,

569, 612.
Hinkley, 56.
Hinman, 56.
Hinsdale, 56.
Hinsdale, Mass., 496.
Hinsdale, N. H., 418.
His British Majesty's Consul,

157-
Hiscock, $6.
Hiscox, s6.

Historical Writer, S17.
Historical and Statistical Writer,

61S-
History of Music, 633.
Hitch, S6.
Hitchcock, 56.
Hives, S7.
Hoam, S7.
Hoar, S7.
Hoardley, S7-
Hobart, S7, 261.
Hobbs, S7-
Hobby, S8.
Hobson, sS-

XLVI

INDEX

Hodge, 58.

Hodges, 58.

Hodgkins, 59,

Hodgkinson, 59.

Hoffman, 59.

Hogan, 59.

Hogg, 59

Hogg Island, R. I., 354.

Holbrook, 59.

Holburton, 59.

Holden, 59, 277, 533.

Holden, Mass., 206, 313, 342.

Holdoff, 60.

Holland, 60.

Holland, King of, 588.

Holley, 61.

Hollis, 61.

HoUiston, Mass., 454, 455.

Holly, 61.

Holley, 61.

Holman, 61, 291, 477, 482.

Holeman, 61.

Holmes, 61, 296, 351.

Holmesburgh, Pa., 91.

Holroyd, 63.

Holt, 63.

Holton, 63.

Holyoke, 63.

Hinman, 64, 142.

Homer, 64.

Honay, 64.

Honduras, Bay of, 532.

Honduras, W. I., 577.

Hone, 64.

Honeywell, 64.

Honor, Legion of, 302, 575, 576.

Honors, Civic, 594.

Honors, Marine, 514.

Honors, Masonic, 503, 511, 514,

53 '> 541. 549, 552, 559, 57i.

594, 601, 604, 628.
Honors, Military, 531, 551, 588.
Hood, 64.
Hooker, 64.
Hooper, 64, 240.
Hope Valley, R. I., 547.
Hopewood, 65.

Hopkins, 65, 171, 275, 419, 616.
Hopkins, Brig Governor,
Hopkinson, 66.

Hopkmton, Mass., 71, 262, 272,
279. 458.

Hopkinton, R. I., 1,06, 109, 143,
160, 173, 223, 237, 238, 243,
245, 278, 323, 367, 4or, 402,
411, 431, 447, 449, 470, 499-

Hoppin, 66.

Hopson, 67.

Hoptrough, 67.

Horn, 67.

Horn, Cape, 630.

Horsey, 67.

Horsewell, 67.

Horswell, 67.

Horse, 507, 530.

Hospital, 574, 597, 605.

Hospital, Maine, 551.

Hospital, New York, 53 [, 535.

Hospital, U. S. Marine, 74, 83,

432, 534-

Hoswell, 68.

Horton, 68, 202.

Hosack, 68.

Hoskins, 28, 263.

Hosmer, 68.

Hotchkiss, 69.

Hoten, 69.

Hotham, 69.

Hoardley, 175, 435.

House, 69.

House of Burgesses, Va., 554.

House of Delegates, Va., 509.

House of Representatives, 230.

House of Representatives, Mas-
sachusetts, 578.

House of Representatives, Mem-
ber of, 637.

House of Representatives,
Speaker of, 422.

House of Representatives, Con-
necticut, Speaker of, 545.

House of Representatives,
Maine, 298.

House of Representatives, Penn-
sylvania, 325.

House of Representatives, U. S.,
630.

Houston, 69.

Hovey, 69.

Howard, 69.

INDEX

XI<VII

Howe, 70, 299.

Howell, 71.

Howland, 72.

Hoxie, 73.

Hoxsie, 73.

Hoyle, 73.

Hubbard, 73.

Hubbardston, Mass., 23, 57, 103,

I '9. iS7> 159. 207, 225, 240,

272.
Huddy, S39.
Hudson, 74, 577.
Hudson, N. Y., 47, 102, 383,

467, 489, 557, 562, 612, 638.
Huggins, 81.
Hughes, 74.
Hughson, 74.
Hull, 74, 112, 313,438.
Hulme, 76.
Humbert, 76.
Hume, 76.
Humes, 76, 530.
Humphrey, y6, 540.
Humphreys, yy.
Hungerford, yj.
Hunneman, 77.
Hunnewell, yy.
Hunt, 78, 615.
Hunter, 79.
Hunting, 79.
Hunting (pleasure), 532.
Huntingfield, 421.
Huntington, 79, 61, 487.
Huntington, L. I., 345, 492.
Huntington, Vt., 28.
Huntley, 80.
Huntley, Ire., 188, 418.
Huntress, 80.
Huntsville, N. Y., 180.
Hurd, 80.
Hurlbert, 80.
Hurlburt, 80,
Huse, 80.

Hussars, Fifteenth, 96, 310.
Hussey, 80.
Hutchen, 80.
Hutchens, 80.
Hutchin, 8r.
Hutchins, 81.
Hutchinson, 81, 159.

Hutington, 81.

Huttlestone, 81.

Hutten, 81, 552.

Hutton, 81.

Huggens, 81.

Huggins, 8r.

Hyannis, Mass., 569.

Hyatt, 81,

Hyde, 82,

Hyde Co., N. C, 319, 431, 432.

Hyde Park, N. Y., 555.

Hyer, 82.

I

Ide, 82, 41, 137.

Idia, 24.

Ilchester, Earl of, 505.

Illinois, 71, 178, 580.

Imperial Army, yy.

Imperial Order of Reunion, 587.

Inches, 83.

Independence, Ship, 555.

Independent Church, 506.

India, 573.

Indian, 603.

Indian Agent, 178.

Indian Chronicle, 615.

Indian Chief, Ship, 482.

Indian Turnip, 550.

Indians, 150, 564.

Indiana Sentinel, 581.

Indiana State Bank, 91.

Infantry, United States, 544,

564.
Infantry, U. S., 2d, 88, 455, 613.
Infantry, U. S. 3d, 305, 366, 445.
Infantry, U. S. 4th, 78, 347, 629,
Infantry, U. S.6th, 587.
Infantry, U. S. 8th, 624.
Ingalls, 83.
Ingell, 83.

Ingenious Mechanic, 560.
Ingersoll, 83.
Ingle, 83. ,
Inglis, 83.
Ingraham, 83, 59.

XLVIII

INDEX

Ingloes, 84.

Inman, 84.

Inn, Crown and Anchor, 462.

Innkeeper, 507, 526, 533, 541

544, 580, 638.
Inquirer, Nantucket, 92, 180.
Inquirer, St. Louis, 49.
Inspector and Adjutant General

U. S. Army, 224.
Inspector of Revenue, 536.
Institute, French, 587.
Intelligence, Western, 137, 246.
Intoxicated, 516, 599.
Inventor, 545, 558.
Investigator, 85.
Ipswich, Mass., iii, 142, 396,

412.
Ipswich Bar, 635, 636.
Ireland, 228, 511, 542, 559.
Ireland, Lord Lt. of, 448.
Ireson, 85
Iris, the, 569.
Irish, 85.
Irons, 85.
Isaacs, 85.

Island, Gov. of the, 610.
Isle of Bourbon. 591.
Isle of France, 625.
Isle of Jamaica, 362.
Isle of St. Pierre, 591.
Isle of St. Simons, Ga., 598.
Isle of Fenas, 180
Isles, the Five, 593.
Isles, the Sandwich, 384.
Italian, 540

Italian Opera Company, 153.
Italian Painter, 587.
Italy, 159, 186, 2or, 213.
Ithaca, N. Y., 150.
Ives, 86, 193.
Izard, 86.

Jack, 86.

Jackins, 86, 44, 294. .
Jackson, 86, 572.
Jackson, Fort, 577.
Jackson, O., 279, 451.

Jacobs, 88, 33, 63, 76, 78, 162,
242, 247, 251, 271, 276, 279,
288, 318, 335, 336, 383, 397,
427, 446, 469, 522, 584, 626.

Jacequaws, 89.

Jail, for Debt, 561.

Jamaica, L. I., 262,435, 466.

Jamaica, Mass., 159.

Jamaica Plains, 175, 325, 453,
524, 625.

Jamaica, W. I., 99, 103, 264,328.

Jamaica, Isles of, 362.

James, 89, no, 417.

James, Brig, 570.

James River, 575.

Jamestown. R. I., 42, 127, 133,
211, 213, 220, 273, 277, 419,
442, 443, 447, 469, 542, 567.

Janeway, 119, 184.

January, 89.

Jaquaws, 89.

Jacques, 89.

Jacquith, 89.

Jarman, 89.

Jarvis, 89, 245, 427, 60 !.

Java, Dutch, 589.

Jay, 103.

Jeffers, 90.

Jefferson, 90, 553, 554.

Jefferson, Ga., 519, 563.

Jeff ray, 90.

Jeffrey, 90.

Jeffrey, N. H., 49, 61.

Jenckes, 90, 52, 102, 159, 344.

Jenkins, 93.

Jenney, 94.

Jennings, 94.

Jennison, 94.

Jephson, 378.

Jepherson, 95.

Jepson, 95.

Jerauld, 95.

Jerrauld, 95.

Jernagan, 95.

Jernigan, 95.

Jersey City, N. J., 105.

Jerusalem, 602.

Jessup, 95.

Jeweller, 620.

Jewett,95.

Jewsharp, 583.

INDEX

XLIX

Jillson, 95, 553.

Jinson, 96.

Jobson, 96.

John Adams, U. S. Ship, 625.

John Decatur, Brig, 586.

Johns, 96, 152, 179, 398, 487.

Johnson, 96, 627.

Johnston, R. I., 24, 34, 36, 37
43. 44. 50, 53, 79. 84, 85, 91
92, 98, 106, 107, 108, 109,
HI, 112, IIS, "6, 124, 127,
128, 134, 142, 143, 146, 147
153. 157. 158. 170, 171. 177
194. i9S> 209, 214, 215, 222
228, 246, 248, 251, 254, 258;
269, 271, 274, 279, 280, 295
302, 303, 312,317, 319, 326;
327. 337, 338. 340, 343. 34S
356, 357, 363. 368, 369. 375
376, 384, 386, 397. 400, 40s
421, 436,439,440, 441, 444
448, 452, 460, 464, 466, 471
478, 479, 483, 489, 505. 520,
521, 524, 525, 535, 536, 537,
538. 541. 565, 571, 573, 577
590, 591, 615, 616, 622, 632,
633. 635.

Johnston, N. Y., 97, 514, 570.

Jones, 99, 37, 136, 216, 369, 439,
498, 521-

Jones Co., Ga., 138, 150.

Jordan, 102.

Josephine, 102, 424.

Joslin, 103.

Josselyn, 103.

Jouett, 103.

Journal, American, 150.

Journal, Farmers and Manufac-
turers', 184.

Journal, New Haven, 242.

Journal, Norwich, N. Y., 73,

179.
Journeyman Hatter, 410.
Journeyman Potter, 283.
Joy, 103.
Judge, 133, 254, 294, 512, 558,

568, 640.
Judge, County, 554, 629.
Judge County Court, 637.
Judge, U. S., 44.

Judson, 103, 42, 55, 107, 205,

284. 336, 381, 391. 441, 456,

465.
Jumping Rabbit, 58, 150.
Junior Class, 612, 636.
Juno, Brig, 555.

Justice, Chief, 329, 535, 565, 601.
Justice of Court, 611.
Justice of Peace, 563, 571.
Justin, 103.

K

Kaighn, 103.

Kalbfleish, 515.

Kalew, 103.

Kalarxena, 557.

Kane, 104.

Karaimo, 104.

Karhamanha, 104.

KauU, 104.

Kaul, 104.

Kearney, 354.

Keating, 104.

Keetch, 104.

Keech, 104.

Keeley, 104.

Keene, 105.

Keene, N. H., 39, 157, 179, 189,

373-
Keeney, 105.
Keep, 105.
Keeper, 557, 603.
Keeps, 105.
Keer, 105, 601.
Keightley, 105.
Keath, 105.
Keith, 106.
Keller, 106.
Kelley, 106.
Kellogg, 425.
Kelly, 107.
Kelton, 107.
Kempton, 107.
Kendall, 107, 48, 102, 225, 272,

387. 437.
Kendrick, 108.

INDEX

Kennard, io8.

Kennebec, 177, 193, 212, 350,

62 [.
Kennebunkport, Me., 142, 419,

420.
Kennedy, 108, 268.
Kennicut, 108.
Kenny, 108.
Kent, 108, 39, 40, 46, 54, 62, 66,

98, 108, 131, 137, 140, 164,

165, 190, 198, 201, 217, 243,

246, 344, 349, 352, 388, 405,

410, 413, 477.
Kent, Duke of, 108, 159.
Kentucky, 178, 185, 254, 256,

382, 394. 398, 550, 590, 606,

619.
Kentucky Gazette, 602.
Kenyon, [09.
Kerby, 109.
Kerr, no.
Ketcham, 1 10.
Kevin St., Dublin, Ire., 593.
Key, 1 10.

Key West, Fla., 570.
Keyes, no.
Keziah, Sloop, 632.
Kidder, no
Kilbourne, 99, 333, 355, 413.494,

498.
Kilham, no, 62, 205, 290, 319,

354-
Killingly, Ct., 29, 44, 70, 71, 80,
81,82,88,96, loi, 104, 121,
127, 133, 138, 139. 166, 192,
214, 216, 244, 251, 253, 258,
272, 273, 294, 303, 313. 333,
342, 352, 364, 374, 385, 403,
408, 409, 414, 423, 430, 437,

449. 455. 467. 474. 494. 499.

505, 540, 546.
Kilton, no.
Kimball, 1 10, 612.
Kinderhook, N. Y., 158, 256,

266, 309, 422.
King, ni, 150
King of At vol, 104.
King, the Bavarian, 102.
King, the British, 108, 159.
King of Holland, 588.

King of Sandwich Isles, 104.
King of Sweden, 102.
King of Wurtemburg, 479.
King's Chapel, 184, 337.
King's Chapel, Boston, 299.
King's Coronation, 282, 297.
Kingsboro, N. Y., 37, 121.
Kingston, Jamaica, 509, 584.
Kingston, Mass., 88, 310, 602.
Kingston, N. Y., 84.
Kingston, R. I., 48, 109, 197,

202, 260, 378, 382, 620.
Kingston, U. C., 298, 562.
Kingman, 113.
Kingsbury, 113.
Kingsley, n3.
Kinlock, 1 14.
Kinnicutt, n4, 104, 123, 167,

316-

Kinsley, 114.

Kinson, n4.

Kirby, 1 14.

Kirkpatrick, 347.

Kissam, 1 14.

Kitanning, Penn., 621.

Kittery, Me., 507.

Kittredge, 114.

Klady, 1 14.

Knapp, 114.

Kneeland, 1 15.

Knight, U5, 35, 44,65, 74, 115,
171, 228, 238, 249, 260, 268,
280, 306, 318, 363, 365, 54S.

Knight (title), 302, 542, 553.

Knower, 116.

Knowles, u6, 19, 94, 325.

Knowlton, n^.

Knott, 117.

Knox, iiy, 87.

Laborer, 613, 638.
Lacey, n7.
Lackey, 1 1 7.
Lacky, 117.
Ladd, 118.
Ladder, 543.

INDEX

LI

Lachore, Scot., q6.

La Dieu, ii8.

Ladue, ii8.

Lady Provost, Ship, 625.

Lafayette, Schooner, 586.

Lafitte, 118.

Lahay, 118.

Laighton, 118.

Lake, 118.

Lake Champlain, 398.

Lake Erie, 566.

Lake Erie, Battle of, 625.

Lake Ontario, 528.

Lakeman, 119.

Lallamond, 1 19.

La Mar, W. L, 99.

Lamb, 119.

Lambert, 1 19.

Lamphier, 119.

Lamson, 119.

Lancaster Co., Eng., 123.

Lancaster Co., O., 462.

Lancaster, Eng., 523, 625.

Lancaster, Mass., 45, 82, 307,

339, 465, 466, 474, 476.
Lancaster, N. H., 481.
Lancaster, Penn., 108, 205, 238,

347-
Land Agent, 569.
Land Office, General, 443, 582.
Landers, 119.
Lane, 119.
Lang, 120.
Langdon, 120.
Langford, 120.
Langley, 120, 521.
Lanman, 120.
Lansdown, 611.
Lansingburgh, Md., 584.
Lapham, 120.
La Plaisance, Ct., 425.
Larabee, 121.
Larchar, 121.
Larche, 121.
Larke, 121.
Larkin, 12 r.
Lamed, 121.
La Roach, 122.
Lashley, .122.
Lassell, 122.

Latham, 122..

Lathe, 122.

Lathrop, 122, 36.

Latrop, 123.

Latimer, 123.

Lauchtenberg, Ger., 102, 218.

Laud, 123.

Laudanum, 602.

Laurel, Brig, 564.

Laville, Me., 589.

Law (name), 123.

Law, 515, 558, 601, 603.

Law, Attorney at, 26, 50, 56,
57,71,78,80,84, 87,89, 90,
99, 113, 114, 121, 127, 142,
148, 186, 191, 204, 224, 227,
242, 248, 252, 262, 269, 282,
285, 287, 300, 302, 313, 318,
320, 334. 339. 347. 361, 367,
368, 398, 402, 404, 410, 411,
416, 420, 438, 450, 454, 458,

459. 460, 475. 476, 477, 479.
480, 481, 483, 495, 508, 519,
548, 552, 569, 578, 582, S85,
599, 600, 610, 618, 624, 632,
640.

Law, Councillor at, 252.

Law Student, 592, 594.

Lawdon, 123.

Lawless, 123.

Lawrence, 123.

Lawson, 124.

Lawton, 124, 583.

Layha, 127.

Lazell, 127.

Leach, 127.

Lead Coffin, 566.

Leaf, Schooner, 547.

Learman, 127.

Learned, 127.

Leavens, 127.

Leavitt, 128.

Lebanon, Ct., 113, 119, 245, 311,
326, 414, 420, 522, 573.

Le Baron, 128.

Le Craw, 128.

Le Doyt, 128.

Ledyard, 128.

Lee, 128, 281, 290.

Lee, N. Y., 236, 244, 371.

LII

INDEX

Leeds, Duke of, 51.

Leeds, Eng., 605.

Leege, 129.

Leegy, 129.

Lefeure, 129.

Lefavor, 129.

Lefavour, 129.

Leg, 536.

Legation, U. S., 151.

Legation, Secretary of U. S.,

168, 395.
Legendre, 578.
Legislative Council of Florida,

612.
Legislature, Member of, 551, 598.
Legion of Honor, 302, 575, 576.
Legion Pulaski's, 31.
Leicester, Ct., 446.
Leicester, Mass., 21, 196, 282,

3SO, 439. Soo.
Leight, 129.
Legh, 129.
Legrand, 129.
Lehre, 129.
Leland, 130.
Leman, 130.
Lemerick, Me., 255.
Lemmington, Ct., 340.
Lemon, 130.
Lenox, 130.
Leominster, Mass., 100, 156, 442,

474.
Leonard, 130, 539.
Leopold, 131.
Le Roy, 131.
Lester, 132.
Lethbridge, 132.
Le Valley, 132.
Le Vattey, 132.
Leveck, 132.
Leverett, 132.
Levett, 132.
Levy, 132.
Lewin, 132.
Lewis, 132, 253, 279, 367, 368,

382, 420, 496, 564.
Lewi:ton, Me., 31.
Lexington, Ky., 67, 94, 251, 378,

384, 483, 561, 574, 591, 602.
Lexington, Mass., 141, 159, 324,

328, 558, 560, 610, 620.

Lexington, U. S. Ship, 590.

Leyden, 494.

Libbey, 134.

Librarian, 178.

Liberia, 523.

Lieutenant General, 389, 542.

Lieutenant Gen. of R. I., 265,

329. 471-
Lieut. Gov. of S. Carolina, 603.
Lieut. Gov. of Vermont, 608.
Life of Men, route, 550.
Light Preserving Bed, 552.
Light Artillery, U. S. Regt. of,

221.
Light Dragoons, U. S., 599.
Lightning, 134.
Lightning, killed by, 541, 560,

570, 602, 625.
Lillibridge, 134.
Lilley, 134.
Limerick, Ire., 437.
Limerick, Me., 64.
Linard, 134.

Linaugen, Prince of, 108, 159.
Lincoln, 134, 568.
Lincoln Co., N. C., 539.
Lincoln, Mass., 378, 384.
Lindenburg, 136.
Lindenburger, 136.
Lindley, 136.
Lindsey, 294, 315.
Linsey, 136.
Ling, [37.
Lingan, 137.
Linkfield, 137.
Linn, 137.
Linell, 137.
Linnell, 137.
Linnett, 137.
Linscott, 138.
Lippitt, 138.
Lisbon, Ct., 116, 160, 170, 281,

290, 352, 411,635.
Lisbon Port, 108, 304, 563.
Liscomb, 139.
Lisle, 139
Lister, 139.
Litchiield, 139.
Litchfield, Ct., 142, 182, 242,

256, 346, 357, 411. 427, 488,

SS2, 571. 603.

INDEX

LIII

Litchfield, N. H., 352.
Literature, Prof, of Biblical, 307.
Literature, French, 402.
Literature, Spanish, 402.
Literary Cadet, 19, 52, 168, 226,

344-

Little, 139.

Little Belt, British Ship, 573.

Little Compton, R. L, 46, 52, 55,
73.79. 85,98,118, 139, 1 54,
155, 209, 219, 222, 223, 231,
232, 237, 239, 240, 260, 276,
281, 284, 285, 289, 29s, 30s,
308, 314, 316, 317, 318, 320,
322, 326, 327, 333, 329, 351,
360, 379. 380, 387. 388, 408,
410, 413, 419, 468, 469, 470,
471, 472, 493, 494, 520, 542,
547, 548, 608, 610, 619, 621,
623, 632.

Little Falls, N. Y., 141, 245, 246,
401.

Littlefield, 140, 33, 35, 63, 140,
281, 33S. 337. 358, 381, 440,
448.

Littlejohn, 140.

Livermore, Me., 112, 438, 481.

Liverpool, Eng., 63, ro2, 105,
108, 209, 257, 301, 346, 348,
SS8, 573,577,596,611, 612.

Liverpool, Ship, 605.

Livingstone, 140, 531, 557.

Livingston, 140.

Livingston Co., N. Y., 1 14.

Lloyd, 140.

Lobes, Messenterrica, 605.

Lockeraine, 140.

Lockade, 140.

Lockere, Scot., 310.

Locke, 141.

Locke, N. Y., 6t6.

Lockhart, 141.

Lockraine, 141.

Lockwood, 141.

Lofts, 141.

Logan, 141.

Logee, 14 (.

Lombard, 108, 235.

London, Eng., 47, 51, 69, 131,
169, 296, 297, 342, 364, 396,

London, Eng., — Continued.

481, 482, 484, 48s, 504, 50s,
517, 519, 524, 539, 540, 553,
562, 575, 577. 584. 594. 601,
605.

Londonderry, Ire., 27, 349.

Londonderry, N. H., 431.

Long, 141, 435, 572.

Long Island, 540.

Longley, 142.

Longmeadow, Mass., 145, 348,
390, 402.

Lonsdale, 142.

Lonis, 142.

Lopaz, 142.

Lord, 142.

Lord Ross, 69.

Lord of Admiralty, 586.

Lord Byron, 150.

Lord Lt. of Ireland, 448.

Lord Sidmouth, 508.

Lord Wellington, 141.

Lorederen Co., Va., 294.

Loring, 142.

Lost Paragraph, 630.

Lothrop, 143.

Lott, 143.

Loud, 143.

Louden Co., Va., 44.

Louis XIV, 578.

Louis XVII, 512.

Louis XVIII, 512, 600.

Louisiana, 98, no, 140.

Louisiana Advertiser, 190, 241.

Louisiana, Dist. Court of, 133.

Louisiana Gazette, 624.

Louisiana, Governor of, 98, i ro,

289, 331-
Louisiana, U. S. Dist. Court of,

426.
Louisville, Ga., 176, 268, 493,

567-
Louisville, Ky., 95, 100, 105,

552,625,635.
Love, 143.
Lovejoy, 143.
Lovell,-i43, TT, 89, 186.
Lovering, 143.
Lovett, 144.
Lovie, 144.

LIV

INDEX

Low, 144.

Lowder, 144.

Lowell, 144, 211.

Lowell, Mass., 3;, 39, 73, 79, 1 1 1,

124, 142, 148,25s, 288, 332,

350, 432, 622.
Lower Falls, Pa., 570.
Lucas, 144, 279, 451.
Luce, 144.

Lucerne, N. Y., 508.
Lucretia, Schooner, 533.
Ludlow, 145, 28, 34, 38, 75, 179,

216, 269, 316, 400, 455, 469,

488, 497-
Ludlow, Mass., 93. 332, 374, 626.
Lufkin, 145.
Lumburgh, 619.
Lundy's Lane, 543.
Lunson, 145.
Lusby, 145.
Luscomb, 145.
Luther, 145, 100, 154, 163, 206,

507.
Lye, 148.

Lyell, 76, 266, 486.
Lyman, 148, 221, 241.
Lyman's Factory, 107, 394.
Lyme, Ct., 27, 49, 212, 242, 293,

437. 549-

Lynd, 148.

Lyndon, 149.

Lynde, 149.

Lyne, 149.

Lynn, Mass., 43, 58, 60, 98, 115,
119. 134, 137, 148, 161, 203,
206, 223, 226, 250, 279, 313,
365, 545, 606,622, 624, 635.

Lynnfield, Mass., 47, 243.

Lyon, 149, 70, 373.

Lyons, 149.

Lyons, France, 602.

M

Macarthy, 150.
Mace, 32, 322.

Macedonian, British Ship, 523.
Macei, 150.

Machais, Me., 625.

Machine Drying, 558.

Machinery, Steam, 545.

Macimac, Mich., Fortress, 613.

Mack, 150.

Mackaw's, 1 50.

Mackay, 150.

Macker, 150.

Mackie, 150.

Mackintire, 151.

Mackintosh, 151.

Macklin, 151.

Maclay, 151.

Maclean, 151.

Maclenburgh Schweren, 151.

Macomb, 151.

Macomber, 151.

Macon, Ga,, 292, 327.

Macpherson, 152.

Mactier, 152.

Madison, 152.

Madras, Ind., 542.

?/[aegill, 152.

Magaw, 152.

Magee, 152.

Magevis, 152.

Magrue, 152.

Maguire, 152.

Mahoney, 152.

Maid of Athens, 150.

Mail Robbery, 512.

Main Topsailyard, 532.

Main Boom, 505.

Maine (name), 152.

Maine (State), 104, 108, 235,

298, 360, 373, 487-
Mains, Scot., 248.
Major, 152.
Makepeace, 153.
Mulaby, 343, 357.
Malaga, Spain, 600.
Malanchten, 137.
Malbone, 153.
Malcomb, 153.
Malibran, 153.
Mallett, 153.
Malta, 390.
Maltby, 153, 43, 108, 135, 320,

393. 471-
Man, Life of, 550.

INDEX

LV

Manager, 123, 261, 575.

Manchester, 153, 36, 42, 53, to,
72, 98, in, 112, 116, 124,
134, 141, 143, 147, 153, 154,
183, 197, 209, 236, 254, 264,
277,279, 317, 34S. 353. 357,
359, 376, 384,416, 418. 437.
441, 444, 466, 472, 489, son.

Manchester, Eng., 372, 541.

Manchester, N. H., 352.

Manchester, Vt., 634.

Mandall, 156.

Mandarin, 57, 176.

Manlove, 156.

Mann, 156, 30, 43, 55, 72, 84, 96,
98, 147, 173, 180, 185, 189,
192, 193, 19s, 196, 198, 200,
208, 213, 222, 231, 234, 247,
270, 275,278, 279, 281, 283,
291, 307, 308, 309, 312, 319,
343, 344, 375. 387, 425, 427,
428, 433, 434, 437. 438, 439.
450,461,463, 469, 491, 497.

Manning, 157.

Mannville, R. I., 431.

Mansfield, 157, 73, 85, 107, 108,

SSI-
Mansfield, Ct., 80, 341, 361, 370,

441, 478.
Mansfield, Mass., 24, 63, 135,
203, 263, 282, 283, 312, 316,
331, 376, 392. 418, 446, 462,
480,483, 486, 492, 507, 518,

S43-

Mansfield, R. I., 55.

Mansion, President's, 254.

Mansion, Shot Tower, 607.

Manson, 157.

Mansur, 157.

Manter, 157.

Manton, 157.

Manuel, 158.

Manufacturer's Bank, 159, 475.

Maranham, Eng., 482.

Marble, 158.

Marblehead, Mass., 29, 64, 77,
85. ri6, 161, 203, 268, 300,
396, 505. 519, 594- 598, 612.

Marcellus, Ship, 504.

March, 159.

Marchant, 159.

Marcia, Brig, 538.

Marcy, 159.

Mardenbrough, 159.

Marett, 159.

Mareau, 159.

Maria, 159.

Marie, 159.

Marietta, O., 86, 180, 267, 433,

562, 564, 614.
Marine, 512, 523, 579.
Marine Honors, 514.
Marine Hospital, U. S., 74, 83,

432. SSI-
Marines, Lieutenant of, 639.
Marines, United States, 427, 607,

613.
Marines, U. S. Corps of, 47, 49,

'37, 341, 362, 523, 594-
Market, 629.
Market, Fulton, 314.
Market, Providence, 591.
Market Square, 19.
Marksboro, 309, 366.
Marland, 160.
Marlboro, Mass., 63, 299, 510,

558, 626.
Marlborough, S. C, 611.
Marlboro, N. H., 95, 620.
Marquis of Carmarthan, 51.
Marrell, 160.
Marriott, 160.
Marseilles, 504, 562.
Marsh, 160.
Marshall, 161, 222.
Marshal De Camp, 575.
Marshal, Grand, 392.
Marshal Soult, 129.
Marshal, Victor, 572.
Marshfield, Mass., 47, 140, 143,

323. 394. 612.
Marston, 161.
Marters, 161.

Martha's Vineyard, 26, 565, 617.
Martin, 161, 80, 123, 201, 205,

233, 234, 296, 368, 370, 462,

589-
Martinique, W. I., 525, 545, 567.
Marvel, 165.
Marvell, 165.

LVI

INDEX

Marvin, 165.

Mar3rland, 44, 116, 250, 294, 599.

Maryland, Governor of, 599.

Maryland Republican, 84.

Mary, Queen of Scots, 586.

Mary, Brig, 615.

Mary, Sloop, 618.

Mary Almy, Ship, 592.

Mary Seamans, Brig, 576.

Mason, 165,488.

Mason Co., Ky., 217.

Mason, Mass., 72, 299.

Masonic Honors, 503, 511, 514,
531. 541, 549, 552, 559, 571,
594, 601, 604,618.

Massachusetts, 72, 148, 157, 190,
325, 330, 444, 462, 503, 516,
542, 578,579. 581,608.

Massachusetts, Adjutant Gen-
eral of, 245, 373.

Massachusetts Convention, 617.

Massachusetts, Governor of, 613.

Massachusetts House of Repre-
sentatives, 578.

Massachusetts Provincial Con-
gress, 568.

Massachusetts State Prison, 602.

Massachusetts, Worcester Co.
Court, 582.

Massacre of Wyoming, 551.

Massaurddo Cape, 564.

Master, 523.

Master Commander, 100, 243,

293-
Masthead, 518, 605.
Master's Mate, 551, 555.
Mastick, L. I., 123, 336.
Matanzas, W. I., 92, 345, 497,

520, 549, 638.
Matanzas Bay, 610.
Mate, 570, 597, 612, 630.
Mathar, 169, 477.
Mather, 170.
Mathematics, Professor of, 212,

259. 296, 370, 396,, 417. 581.
Mathematician, 611.
Mattamusket, N. C, 319, 432.
Mattapoisett, Mass., 108.
Matteson, 171.
Matthews, 170, 179, 542.

Matthewson, 170.
Matthorne, 171.
Mauran, 171.
Maurice, 172.
Maury Co., Tenn., 141.
Maverick, 172.
Mawney, 172, 128.
Maxcy, 172.
Maxey, 172.
Maxcey, 173.
Maxfield, 173.
Maxim, 173.
Maxson, 173.
Maxon, 173.
Maxwell, 173.
May, 174.
May, Cape of, 571.
May berry, 174.
Maybury, 474.
Maynard, 174, 369, 452.
Mayo, 175. .
Mayer, 267.
Mayor, 383, 587.
Mayrant, 175.
Mayridge, 98.
Maysville, Ky., 239.
McAllister, 175.
McAlvin, £75.
McAnarney, 175.
Mc Arthur,' 175.
McAuley, 330, 396.
McCalla, 175.
McCoiton, 175.
McCane, 94.
McCarrie, 175.
McCarter, 175.
McCarther, 175.
McCarty.
McClellan, 175.
McClennen, 176.
McCloud, 176.
McClure, 176.
McComb, 176.
McConkey, 176.
McCormack, 113.
McCormick, 176.
McCoy, 176.
McCracken, 176.
McCrea, 176.
McCreakey, 176.

INDEX

LVII

McCubbins, 176.

McDaniels, 176.

McDole, 176.

McDenald, 177.

McDonald, 177.

McDonald, Steamer, 581.

McDonough, 300, 315.

McDowell, 177.

McDuffie, 177.

McElmoyle, 177.

McFarland, 177.

McFarlin, 177.

McFoy, 177.

McGrath, 177.

McGreger, 177.

McGregor, 177.

McHenry, Fort, 511.

McHugh, 177.

Mclntire, 177.

Mclntyre, 178.

Mcintosh, 178.

McKane, 178.

McKay, 178.

McKean, 178.

McKinley, 178.

McLane, 178.

McLean, 178, 582.

McLellan, 178.

McMinn, 178.

McNamara, 178.

McNeil, 178, 549.

McNeill, 178.

McPherson, 179.

McWattey, 179.

Meach, 546.

Meacham, 179.

Meade, 179.

Meadville, Penn., ^^, 152.

Means, 179.

Mechanic, Ingenious, 560.

Medbury, 179.

Medbury, N. H., 577.

Medfield, Mass., 48, 102, 156,

22s, 308, 340, 392, 416. 467.

578.
Medford, Mass., 24, 107, 226,

361, 374, 41S, 583.613-
Medical Department, 139, 287.
Medical Students, 570.
Medicine, 598.

Medway, Mass., 31, 54, 82, loi,
167, 183, 201, 250, 283, 457,
506, 547.

Meeder, 179.

Meeting, Friends, 449.

Megowin, 179.

Meigs, 180.

Melcher, 180.

Melendy, 180.

Melledgeville, Ga., 332, 383.

Mellen, 180, 302.

Melville, 180.

Melville Isle, 591.

Member of Congress, 31, 36, no,
152, 232, 254, 257, 268, 270,
318, 321, 324, 350, 371, 398,
417, 448, 495, 535, 545, 555,

557. 577. 578. 586, 591. 596,
600, 608, 609.

Member of Congress from New
York, 152.

Member of Congress from Rhode
Island, 232.

Member of Convention, 533.

Member First Baptist Church,
604.

Member of General Assembly,
535. 548, 571. 601, 603, 608.

Member House of Representa-
tives, 637.

Member House of Representa-
tives, Virginia, 553.

Member of Legislature, 551, 596,
598.

Member N. Y. Typographical
Society, 583.

Member of Parliament, 360, 472,

523-

Member of Senate, 598.

Member of Senate, O., 587.

Member of Senior Class, 505.

Menage, 180.

Mendon, Mass., 27, 29, 39, 45,
68, 69, 83, 85, 86, 87, 102,
108, no, 122, 130, 195, 204,
240, 271, 276, 297, 298, 308,
310, 335.336, 343, 351, 361,
369. 371. 380, 381, 382, 392,
393. 394. 400, 409, 424, 427,
435, 436, 441, 458, 464, 471,

LVIII

INDEX

Mendon, Mass., — Continued.
478,484,487, 49f. 492, 505,
SI I, 514, 574. 610, 627.

Mengus, 180.

Men, Minute, 558.

Mercandotti, [80.

Mercer, Penn., 533.

Merchant (name), 180.

Merchant, 29. 33, 35, 36, 39, 40,
43,45,47,48, so, 53, 57> 58,
59, 63, 64, 6s. 66, 67, 69, 70,
71, 72, ^^, 78, 81, 83, 87, 88,
89. 90, 93. 94. 99, 101, 105,
106, 112, 117, 122, 127, 128,
129, 132, 137, 138, 140, 141,
150, 152, 153, 158, 161, 162,
166, 172, 175, 176, 178, 184,
187, 189, 193, 19s, 196, 197,
198, 203, 204, 206, 214, 216,
217, 218,221, 222, 223, 225,
227, 230, 233, 236, 240, 241,
24s, 250, 252, 256, 258, 260,
261, 263, 265,271, 273, 275,
283, 284, 286, 287, 289, 292,
293, 29s, 298, 299, 300, 306,
312, 314, 316, 318, 320, 322,
32s. 326, 330, 335, 336, 339.
351. 364,366, 367, 371, 378,
381, 382, 384, 385. 386, 389,
390, 391. 396. 399. 40 1, 402,
403, 406, 407, 414, 416, 417,
418, 420, 421, 422, 423, 425,
427,431, 434.437. 438. 439.
445. 447. 45'. 454. 455. 459.
46S, 466, 467, 469, 473, 475,
478, 479, 480, 481, 484, 485,
487, 490, 504. 509. 519, 523,
537. 540, 544. 546, 550, 556,
559. 570, 575. 576, 577, 58i,
582, 586, 591, 594, 597, 598,
600, 603, 607, 611, 628, 637.

Merchantile Advertiser, 82.

Merchants Coffee House, 304.

Mercury, Newport, 128.

Meredith, Mass., 124.

Meriden, Ct., 545, 633.

Merethew, 180.

Merian, 180.

Merrell, 180.

Merrett, 71, 119, 133, 146, 230,
237. 293. 312, 325, 404, 450,
458.

Merrimac, N. H., 633.

Merrill, 181.

Merriam, 181.

Merrick, i8r.

Merry, 181, 448.

Meserve, 181.

Messenger, 18 r.

Messenger, The Salem, 175.

Messenger, The Weekly, 22.

Messer, 182, 38, 56, 65, 85, 136,
157, 166, 269, 301, 389, 398,
408, 450, 451, 469.

Mestayer, 182.

Metaphysics, Prof, of, 142, 419.

Metcalf, 182.

Methodists, 71, 325, 509, 569.

Methodist Church, 580, 539, 589,
605.

Methodist Chapel, 115, 133, 202,
293, 404, 450.

Methodist Meeting House, Bris-
tol, 180, 238.

Methodist Minister, 539.

Mexico, 168.

Michelletti, 183.

Mickle, 183.

Micks, 183.

Microcosm, The, 19.

Middleboro, Mass., 21, 41, 87,
105, 106, 112, 113, 130, 131,
133, 137. 199. 203, 215, 218.
220, 239, 262, 284, 285, 313,

317. 325,339. 342, 394. 413.

428, 433, 438, 439, 463, 470,

479,481,491, 5[o, 555, 574,

590.
Middlebury, Mass., 136, 590.
Middlebury, Vt., 50, 289, 370,

417, 514. 566.
Middlebury, Vt., College, 370,

4' 7. 566.
Middlesex Co., England, 108,

304.
Middleton, 183.
Middletown, Ct., 37, 40, 67, 300,

301, 315, 363, 520.

INDEX

I.VIX

Middletown, R.T., 24, 42, 46, 56,
no, 125, 139, 154, IS5, i;3,
229, 236, 237, 238, 286, 292,
293. 294. 30s, 3". 321, 322,
329, 332, 333. 334. 338. 340,
341, 342, 373. 376, 378, 380,
382, 383. 387, 401, 422, 436,

496, 5 1 5. 518, S20, 528, 548,
SSS. SS6, 5S7. 568, 618, 621,
622.

Middletown, Vt., 543.
Midshipman, 503, 576, 606, 607,

625.
Midwife, 600.
Miles, 183, iSi, 510.
Milford, Ct., 628.
Milford, Mass., 213, 435, 513.
Milford, O., 618,
Military Honors, 531, 551, 588.
Militia, 627.

Militia, 4th Regt Virginia, 552.
Militia, 8th District Virginia,

562.
Mill, Powder, 533, 544.
Millard, 183.
Millbury, Mass., 33, yT, 113, 116,

117, 207,267, 281, 342, 410,

414,437. 450,493.630.
Milldrum, 183.
Milledgeville, Ga., 53, 69, 81,339,

625.
Miller, 183, 184, 32, 191, 196,

243. 294-
Millet, 183.
Millett, 186
Milltown, Ct., 109, 197.
Mills, 1 86.

Millville, .Mass., 393.
Milner, 186.
Milton, Mass., 240, 278, 287, 468,

497. 612.
Milton, N. C, 365.
Mina, N. Y., 38.
Minard, i86.
Minden, Battle of, 613.
Minden, N. Y., 122.
Miner, 186, 391.
Minister, Methodist, 539.
Minister, Netherland, 81.
Minister, United States, 227,

292, 298, 337, 370, 422, 557.

Minor, 42.

Minot, Me., 70, 114, 548.

Minott, r86.

Minute, i86.

Minute Men, 558.

Minister, 243.

Minister, American, 448, 516,

568, 621.
Minister, Assistant, 166.
Minister, Baptist, 549.
Minister, Candidate, 391, 485.
Minister, Chili, 36.
Minister, Danish, 239, 338.
Minister, France, 218.
Minister, Friend, 541, 543, 614,

615.
Mirror, Connecticut, 604.
Miser, 549.
Missionary, 113, 205, 390, 422,

560.
Missionary, American, 546.
Missionary Institute, Ashbury,

55-
Missionary Chapel, 104.
Mission School, 211, 286.
Missions, Board of, 24.
Mississippi, 51, 254, 270, 508,

560, 601.
Mississippi, Natchez, 550.
Mississippi Territory, 519.
Mississippi, U. S. Senator of,

488.
Missolonghi, Greece, 640.
Missouri, 177, SI 8, 535, 577, 618.
Missouri, Attorney of, 563.
Missouri, Governor of, 566.
Missouri River, 552.
Missourian, 176.
Mitchell, J. 86, 347, 441.
Mixter, 188.
Mobile, Ala., 261, 508, 532, 561,

583, 599. 634-
Mobile Commercial Register,

566.
Moderwell, 188.
Moffett, 188.

Mohawks, Chief of the, 605.
Mohawk, Ship, 573.
Mohawk Village, 605.
Moley, 188.
Molucca, E. I., 536.

LX

INDEX

Monarch, i88.

Moncrief, i88.

Monitor, The, 328.

Monk, 188.

Monmouth, Battle of, 535, 599.

Monroe, N. Y., 337, 424.

Monson, 188.

Monson, Mass., 117.

Monswall, Scot., 248.

Monswall Mines, Scot., 59.

Montague, 188.

Montecello, N. Y., 578.

Montecello, Va., 270, 553.

Montgomery, 188, 599.

Montgomery, Ala., 466.

Montgomery Co., 111., 226.

Montgomery, Mass., 280.

Montpelier, Vt., 185.

Montreal, U. C, 132, 230, 291,

336, 392,427, SI 5, 576, 616.
Montville, Ct., 291, 395,494, 602.
Moody, 188.
Moonshire, 188.
Moore, 188, 309, 366.
Moral Philosophy, Prof, of, 142,

396, 419, 616.
Mordock, 190.
Morgan, 190, 508.
Morland, 191.
Moro Castle, 635.
Morrell, 191.
Morris, 191.

Morrisiana, N. Y., 191, 270, 365.
Morristown, Pa., 587.
Morrison, 191.
Morron, 191.
Morse, 191, 296, 474.
Morton, 192.
Moses, 192.
Mosher, [93.
Moshier, 193.
Mosier, 193.
Moskwa, 193.
Moskwa, Prince of, 118.
Mott, 193, 433.
Motte, 130.
Moulton, 193, 194.
Mountain, Rocky, 572.
Mount Ararat, S. C, 21, 179.
Mount Benedict, S.^C, 530.

Mountville, N. Y., 479.

Mowry, 194, 19, 473, 605.

Mudge, 196, 41, 62, 65, 6t, 68,
86, 100, 117, 147, 185, 196,
202, 204, 27s, 294, 303, 314,
319, 353, 372, 379, 382, 387,
388, 392, 453, 488.

Muenscher, 196.

Muencher, 196.

Mulatto, 569, 613.

Mulcock, 196.

Mullasky, 196.

Mumford, 196.

Munday, 198.

Munich, Ger., 569.

Munroe, 198, 44, 273, 394, 558.

Munro, 199.

Munyan, 201.

Murat, 201.

Murch, 201.

Murder, 632.

Murdock, 201, 64, 219, 235, 358.

Murphy, 201.

Murray, 20 r, 573.

Music, 571.

Musician, 562.

Music, History of, 633.

Mussey, 202.

Myers, 202.

Myles Church, 282.

Myrick, 202.

N

Nabob, Asiatic, 573.

Nahant, Mass., 606.

Nancy, Brig, 616.

Nansemond Co., Va., 595.

Nantucket, Mass., 21, 25, 38, 49,
62, 80, 92, 103, 104, 119,
152, 166, 172, 173, 180, 187,
208, 209, 217, 220, 225, 236,
237, 24s, 246, 251, 261, 264,
265, 272, 308, 309, 312, 345,
361, 366, 374, 396, 418, 435,
480, 492, 495, 516, 542, 557,
560, 569, 630.

INDEX

IXl

Nantucket Inquirer, 92, 180.

Naples, 177, 20 r.

Napoleon, 228,448, 512, 521, 542,

56 [, 569-
Narragansett, 326.
Nash, 202.
Nashville, Tenn., 97, 116, 154,

212, 284, 285, 300, 386, 430,

549.
Nashville, Tenn., University,

597-
Nason, 202.

Nassau, Duchy of, 503.
Nassau, N. P., 391, 583, 622.
Nassau, N. Y., 57,558.
Natchez, Miss., 79, 184, 508,

57'. 573.612, 617, 633.
Natchez Mississippian, 550.
Natic, Mass., 188.
Natic, R. I., 69, 74, 238, 359, 517.
Nation, Cherokee, 286.
National Advocate, 248, 313.
National Aegis, 293, 606.
National Constitution, 617,638.
Natural History, Prof, of, 296,

569.
Natural Philosophy, Prof, of, 212,

259. 370. 390, 417-

Naturalist, Prussian, 505.

Nautical Commander, 505, 513,
565, 575. 580.

Naval OfHcer, 162, 167, 600.

Na^'y, British, 486, 632.

Navy, Secretary of, 395.

Navy, United States, 26, 30, 38,
47. 59. 68, 78, 87, 90, 100,
103, III, 129, 140, 141, 145,
149, 152, 166, 174, 179. 183,
190, 191, 222, 232, 233, 242,
243, 244, 247, 254, 259, 270,
274, 286, 2Z)0, 293, 301, 314,
315, 316, 325, 328, 332, 335.
347. 363, 368, 370. 378, 383.
387, 391. 395. 405. 410. 423.
426, 432, 438, 439, 453. 455.
485, 487, 490, 492. 495. 499.
503, 5 '9. 522, 549, 552, 561.
576, 577. 594, 606, 607, 619,
625.

Navy Yard, 434, 579.

Navy Yard, Charlestown, Mass.,

279.
Nayson, 203.
Neal, 203.
Needham, 203.
Neff, 203.
Negros, 628, 575.
Neil), 203, 43 K
Neilson, 203.

Nelson, 203, 184, 352, 632.
Nesler, 204.
Nestell, 204.
Netherlands, 204.
Netherlands, Europe, 266.
Netherlands, Minister to, 81.
Nevins, 204.
New, 204.

Newark, N. J., 179, 593.
New Albany, Ind., 504.
New Alexandria, 175.
New Bedford, Mass., 26, 28, 32,

39, 41. 42. 46, 47. 48, 55, 56.
62, 67, 72, 82, 93, 94, 98, 105,
126, 134, 136, 139, 143, 146,

151, 152, 154, 156, 171, 173.

204, 210, 212, 218, 224, 225,

226, 230, 241, 244, 245, 253,

259, 26r, 163, 266, 269, 275,

282, 283, 289, 291, 292, 295,

296, 297, 299, 300, 304, 305,

310, 312, 320,322, 324, 333,

334. 335. 339. 34i- 342. 348,

350, 351, 359. 368, 373. 378,

379. 380, 383, 384, 394, 397,

405, 407, 408, 413, 415, 419,

431,437.439,442, 445. 450,

458, 470, 477, 480, 483, 487,

491. 495, 516, 517, 518, 520,

521, 523, 538, 567, 605, 639,

Newbern, N. C, 306, 333.

Newbold, 204.

New Braintree, Mass., 578.

New Brunswick, 219, 264, 603.

New Brunswick, N. J., 461.

Newbury, Mass., 254, 301.

Newburyport, Mass., 55, 59, 80,

87, 98, 127, 161, 165, 186,

192, 203,232, 233, 251, 268,

307. 308, 346. 369. 384. 416.
418, 474, 487, 497, 635.

LXII

INDEX

Newcomb, 204.

Newell, 204, S3, 453, 552.

New England, 534, 612.

New England Coffee House,

169.
New Foundland, 483, 591.
Newhall, 205.
New Hampshire, 36, 84, 358,

540, s6o, 579.
New Hampshire Assembly, 254.
New Hampshire, Governor of,

27, 191, ass-
New Hampshire Patriot, S4. 189.
New Hampton, N. Y., 3S4.
New Harmony, N. Y., 219, 291.
New Haven, Ct., 27, 36, 38, S7.

67, 69, 8s, 94, 97, 176, 201,

203, 213, 261, 263, 294, 295,

31 r, 361,365.367, Z7h 2,77,

407, 411, 412, 421, s8o, 603,

61 r, 612, 638.
New Haven Co., Ct., 214.
New Haven Journal, 242.
Newingtfln Society, Ct., 587.
New Ipswich, N. H., 186, 347.
New Jersey, 353, 406, S49. SSo,

583, 586, 614, 617.
New Jersey, General Assembly

of, 262.
New Jersey, Governor of, 29,

586.
New Jersey, U. S. Senator of,

565.
Newlands, 205.

New Lebanon, N. Y., 75, 91, 289.
New London, Ct., 65, 119, 126,

182, 242, 268, 282, 366, 368,

378, 391, 4 '6, 430, 434. 444.

507, 516,567,604.
Newman, 205.

New Market, N. H., 273, 291.
New Marlboro, Mass., 37, 391.
New Marlboro, N. H., 553.
New Millford, Ct., 324, 587.
New Mills, N. J., 576.
New Orleans, La., 79, 113, 127,

190, 241, 348, 412, 413, 416,
, 422, 426, 475, 477, 482, 497,

506, 514,546, 552, 555, 557,

559. 560, 562, 568, 569, 570,

New Orleans, La., — Continued.
574, 592, 597, 599, 601, 612,
615, 624, 631, 634, 638.

New Orleans Gazette, 133.

Newport, 206.

Newport, N. Y., 596.

Newport, O., 562.

Newport, R. L, 24, 25, 27, 28,
29. 30, 32, 36, 38, 40, 41, 42,
45,46,47,48, 49, 52, S3, 54.
50, 57, 61, 62, 63, 64, 66, 67,
68, 72, 73, 74, 75, 79, 80, 81,
83, 85, 86, 89, 90, 94, 97, 102,
103, 104, 108, 112, 114, 116,
118, 119, 120, 121, 122, 124,
125, 126, 127, 128, 129, 132,

133, 135, 139. '40. 141. 142,

144, 14s, 149, 153, 154, 155,

156, 157, 158, 159, 160, i6i,

162, 163, 165, 166, 168, 171,

172, 173. 174. 175, 176, 177.

178, 180, 181, 183, 184, 187,

188, 189, 190, 191, 192, 193,

194, 196, 197, 198, 199, 200,

201, 202, 203, 205, 206, 207,

209, 210, 211, 212, 213, 216,

217, 219, 220, 221, 222, 223,

224, 225, 228, 229, 230, 231,

232, 236, 237, 238, 239, 243,

244, 245. 246, 248, 251, 252,

253, 254, 25s, 256, 257, 259,

261, 262, 264, 265, 266, 270,

271, 272, 273, 274, 275, 277,

278, 280, 281, 282, 283, 284,

28s, 286, 287, 288, 289, 290,

291, 292, 293, 294, 297, 298,

300, 303, 30s, 306, 308, 309,

310, 311, 312, 313, 314, 315,

316, 317, 318, 321, 322, 323,

324,325, 327, 328, 329, 330,

332, 333, 334, 335. 337, 338,

339. 340, 341, 342, 344. 345,

346, 348, 349, 350, 351, 353,

354, 355. 356, 357. 358, 359,

360, 362, 364, 365. 366, 367,

368,371, 373, 374, 375, 376,

377. 378, 379, 380, 382, 383,

384, 385, 386, 387, 388, 389,

390, 391, 393, 395. 396, 399.

401, 403, 405, 406, 407, 408,

INDEX

LXIII

Newport, R. I., --Continued.
409, 410, 411, 413, 415, 419,
421, 422, 423, 424, 425, 426,
427, 428, 429, 432, 433, 435,
438, 442, 443, 444, 445, 446,
447. 448. 449. 452, 453, 454,
4SS, 45;. 462, 463, 464. 468,
469, 470, 471. 472. 473. 474.
47S, 478,479.481, 482, 484.
485, 486, 488, 489, 490, 491,
492, 495. 496, 497. 500, 506.
507. 509. 510, 512, 513, 515,
516, 517, 518, 520, 521, 522,
528, 529, 530, 532, 536, 538,
541, 542, 543, 544, 545, 547.
548, 549, 550, 551, 554, 555,
556, 557. 559. 560, 561, 565,
567, 570. 571. 573. 574. 577-
578. 579, 581, 584, 585, 586,
589. 590, 59', 592, 594. 595.
596, 597. 598. 599. 602, 604,
605, 606, 607, 609. 610, 614,
616, 617, 618, 619, 620, 621,
622, 62^, 6j4, 627. 628, 630,
631, 632, 634,636, 638, 639.

Newport Hank, 3^4, 483.

Newport Harbor, 505, 564, 605.

Newport Mercury, 128.

Newport, Ship, 631.

New Providence, Ind., 590, 591,
617.

New Shoreham, R. I., 26, 46, 64,
78, 140, (86, 221,. 290, 295,
305, 356, 432, 608.

Newton, 206, 393.

Newton, Mass., 52, 75, 87, 93,
108, 219, 344.457-

New York, 21, 23, 26, 27, 28, 30,
35, 40, 42, 46, 48, 49, 50, 52,
55. 56, 57. 58, 59, 61, 62, 65,
68, 69, 70, 71, 75. 76, 79. 80,
81, 82, 85, 86, 87, 88, 90, 94,
95, 97, 100, loi, 102, 103,
104, 105, 1 10, III, 114, IIS,
120, 121, 123, 125, 131, 132,

134. 138. 139, 140, 141. 142,

143, 14s, 148, 149, 152, 153,

159, 164, 165, 167, 169, 172,

173. 175. 176, 178, 179. 180,

183, 185, 186, 187, 188, 191,

193. 197. 198. 199. 200, 201,
202, 203, 204, 205, 207, 209,
216, 217, 218, 219, 223, 224,
230, 232, 238, 239, 240, 241,
242, 243, 245, 248, 252, 254,
255, 256, 257, 261, 262, 264,
266, 267, 269, 270, 273, 282,
287, 288, 289, 290, 291, 293,
204, 295, 296, 298, 302, 304,

305. 313. 314. 315. 316, 322,
324, 325, 327, 328, 330, 333,

334. 336. 339. 340, 344. 347,
349. 350, 353- 362, 364, 365,
366, 367, 368, 370, 371, 373,
378, 385, 388, 389, 394, 395,
396, 398, 401, 404, 407, 409,
418, 420, 421, 422, 423, 424,
425, 427, 432, 435, 436, 441,
442, 445. 446, 452, 453, 454,
455. 461, 465. 467. 468, 470,
473. 474.475. 478. 481, 484.
48s, 485, 489, 490, 492, 495,
496, 498, 508, 509, 510, 512,
514, 517, 520, 521, 534, 540,
542, 543, 548, 549. 552, 555,
556, 557, 560, 561, 563, 566,

567. 569. 573. 575. 576, 577,
578, 582, 585, 592, 593, 594,
597, 599, 602, 605, 606, 607,
610, 611, 613, 620, 633, 635,
638, 640.

New York Bank, 90, 474.

New York Bishop, 57, 86.

New York Enquirer, 87.

New York Gazette, 120.

•New York Governor, 100, 104.

New York Harbor, 565, 637.

New York Hospital, 531, 535.

New York, Member Congress
of, 152.

New York, Park Theatre, 55,

545-
New York, U. S. Senator of, 123,

336.
News Room, Commercial, 557.
Ney, 118, 193, 528.
Niagara, Frontier, 543.
Nichols, 207, 215, 530, 622.
Nicholas, 208.
Nickerson, 208.

LXIV

INDEX

Nicklye, 209.

Niger, 209.

Nightingale, 209, 598.

Niles, 209.

Nitcher, 209.

Noah, 209.

Nobb, 584.

Nobleboro, Me., 298, 299, 497.

Nobleman, Scotch, 637.

Nobles, 209, 584.

Nodawa River, 625.

Nooning, 209.

Norfolk, Va., 37, iii, 122, 140,
220, 347, 383, 424, 438, 482,
519, 522, 523, 540, 552, 559,
561, 567, 578, 598,618, 631.

Norfolk Co., Va., 189, 564.

Norfolk St., Strand, Eng., 342,
481.

Norman, 210.

Norris, 210, 238, 253, 291, 323,
401, 411, 500.

Norristown, Penn., 587.

Northam, 210.

Northampton, Eng., 504.

Northampton, Mass., 80, 81, 141,

169, 301, 335, 361, 370, 427,

43 r, 496, 506, 540, 599, 638.
Northboro, Mass., 468.
North Branford, Ct., 541.
Northbridge, Mass., 100, 357,

381, 429, 465, 507, 511, 545,

550, 595, 628.
North Bridgewater, Mass., 310,

463, 464.
North Brookfield, Mass., 565.
North Carolina, no, 132, 142,

321, 422, 438, 542, 543, 583.
North Carolina, Governor of, 184,

369

North Church, 313.

North Church, Salem, 503.

North End, Providence, 530, 626.

Northfield, Mass., 68, 320.

Northfield, N. H., 493.

North Kingstown, R. I., 24, 25,
29. 40, 42, 45, 46, 48, 54, 78,
97, 100, 125, 126, 133, 161,
172, 207, 208, 210, 211, 220,
232, 242, 259, 270, 276, 279,

290, 303, 30s, 316, 318, 323,
354, 355, 360, 367, 385, 388,
390, 404, 405, 409, 419, 427,
440, 447, 452, 453 461, 469,
472, 481, 513, 514. 517, 536,
537, 542, 547. 554, 565. 575-

576, 613, 615, 618, 620, 624.
North Providence, R. I., 24, 25,

30, 34, 43, 44, 48, 53, 62, 65,
70, 7Q, 78, 80, 85, 92, 93, 95,
98, 100, 104, 106, 107, I!5,
126, 128, 129, 131, 133, 134,
135, 142, 148, 151, 152, 163,
174, 180, 181, 183, 194, 195,
211, 214, 215, 216, 225, 226,
228, 233, 239, 247, 250, 251,
260, 265, 269, 270, 275, 280,
283^ 290, 291, 295, 302, 304,
310, 314, 318, 328, 329, 331,
332, 333, 334- 336, 339, 34i,
342, 343, 344, 345, 346, 368,

372, 375, 377, 385, 394, 399.
400, 405, 410, 413, 428, 430,

447,451, 452,456, 459. 460,
461, 468, 473, 474, 476, 479,
482, 483, 489, 499, 503, 524,
525, 526, 527, 528, 532, 538,
551,571, 582, 596,613, 622,
629, 632, 634, 639.

North Stonington, Ct., 89, 380,
512.

Northumberland, 210.

Northuniberland, N. Y., 30, 201.

Northup, 210, 46, 207, 211, 237,
271, 305, 354, 38s, 405, 409.
453. 575-

North Yarmouth, Mass., 24, 112.

Norton, 211.

Norton, Mass., 23, 25, 58, 62,
112. 119, 130, 131, 135, 136,
151, 200, 204, 244, 245, 250,
272,289, 313,328, 331, 348,

354. 361. 367, 371. 375, 376,
393,406,424,451,45s, 456,
484, 490, 523, 532, 534, 539,

577, 580, 608, 609.
Norwell, 212.

Norwich, Ct., 25, 36, 37, 46, 52,
56, 57, 73. 79. 81, 120, 121,
122, 128, 143, 148. 161, 165,

INDEX

I.XV

202, 210, 225, 240, 242, 270,

271, 272, 287, 323, 326, 347,
349, 371,410,431,470, 478,

484, 529, 538, 544. 554. 574.

595, 606, 617.
Norwich Bank, 606.
Norwich Falls, Ct., 530.
Norwich, N. Y., 73, 173, 179,

545. 625.
Norwich, N. Y., Journal, 73,

179.
Norwich, Vt„ 608.
Norwood, 212.
Nott, 212.

Nottingham, Md., 599.
Nottinghamshire, Eng., 56, 59.
Nourse, 212.
Nova Scotia, Attorney General

of. 599- ;.^

Noyes, 212, 192, 2i3,'282, 370,

418. ' "

Nubicon, N. C, 96.
Nutter, 213.
Nutting, 213.
Nyberg, 213.
Nye, 213.

Oahu, 104.

Oak, Md., ^^.

Oak, Calvert Co., Md., 476.

Oakham, Mass., 106.

Oakhill, Md., 44.

Oak Hill, Va., 294.

Oathman, ^6, 105, 315, 327, 348,

,-378,406,479-
Oatlands, Va., 184.
Ocean, Pacific, 607.
Ocracock, N. C, 319, 432.
Office, General Land, 443, 582.
Officer, First, 545, 579.
Officer, Naval, 162, 167, 600.
Officer of the Revolution, 365,

' : S13; 527, 533, 540, 55-3, 558,
582, 610, 616, 620, 622, 625,
•627.
Ogdensburgh, N. Y.,'140. '

Ohio, 175, 505, 564, 614, 617.

Ohio, Bishop of, 84.

Ohio Falls, 562.

Ohio, Governor of, in.

Ohio, Member of Senate, 587.

Ohio River, 558, 640.

Ohio, Steamer, 598.

Old Point Comfort, Va., 30, 387.

Oldham, 213.

Oldredge, 213.

Oldridge, 213.

Olds, 213.

Olive Green, O., 614.

Oliver, 213.

O'Leary, 214.

Olney, 214, 31, 48, 202, 312, 545.

Olneyville, R. I., 31, 70,-98, 108,
133, 147, 185, 202, 265, 283,
342, 400, 526, 527, 604, 632.

Olyphant, 216.

Oman, 216.

O'Meara, 216.

Onderdunk, 94, 176, 197, 362,

398. 473-
Ondraluda, 216.
Onion, 152.
Only Son, Brig, 532.
Ontario, Lake, 528.
Ontario, N. Y. 44, 72.
Onandaga Register, 276, 412.
Opera, Italian, 153.
Orazimbo, Brig, 514.
Orchard, 216.

Order of Imperial Reunion, 587.
Order, Royal, 302.
Orleans Gazette, 426.
Ormsbee, 216.
Orne, 217.
Orphin, 217.
O'Reilley, 227.
Orr, 217.
Orrock, 217.
Orswell, 217.
Orwell, Penn., go.
Orwigsberg, Penn. ,51, 183.
Osborn, 217, 218.
Osborne, 217, 218, 429.
Osburn, 2 18.
Oscar, 218. . . ,
Osgood, 218. : . . ■

I,XVI

INDEX

Osterville, Mass., 26, 311.

Osterville, N. Y., 143.

Oswego, N. Y., 132.

Oswell, 218.

Othello, Ship, 503.

Otis, 218.

Otranto, 219.

Otsego Co., N. Y., 59

Otterson, 219.

Oulcutt, 219.

Owen, 219.

Owens, 567, 580.

Oxford, 219.

Oxford, Mass., ^(i, 127, 157, 180;
183, 188, 20s, 215, 332, 369,
370, 371, 403. 410, 452, 457.

539-
Oxx, 219.

Oyster Bay, N. Y., 55,97.
Oysterville, Mass., 481.

Pabodie, 219.

Pacific Ocean, 607.

Packard, 229.

Packet Brig, 579.

Packet Georgia, 630.

Paddock, 220.

Padelford, 220.

Page, 220.

Paine, 221, 52, 55, 219, 231, 260,

276, 367, 388, 408, 468, 471,

472, 4^4.
Painter, 599.
Painter, French, 593.
Painter, Italian, 587.
Paisley, Scot., 558.
Palace of Casino, 497.
Palestine, 602.
Palfrey, 223, 64.
Palisted, 223.
Pallies, 223.
Palmely, 223.

Palmer, 223, 53, 96, 254, 419.
Palmer, Mass., 438.
Palmerter, 19.

Pandrames, 392.

Paoli, 111., 569.

Paragon, Brig, 545.

Paraiba, Brazil, 581.

Pardee, 224.

Paris, France, 47, icS, 129, 193,
245. 3i4> 350, 370, 383, 392,
396, 420, 422, 448, 12\, 528,
532, 561, 573, 575, 576, 586.
600, 610,622. ^

Paris, N. Y., 351.

Parisen, 224.

Park, 224, 387, 440, 489.

Parke, 224.

Park Hill, R. I.. 64.

Park Theatre, N. Y., 56, 97.

Parker, 224, 178.

Parkerson, 226, 134, 366, 445.

Parkhurst, 226.

Parkinson, 226.

Parkman, 226.

Parks, 226, 81.

Parliament, Member'of, 360, 472,

523-
Parma, Italy, 587.
Parmenter, 226.
Parrington, 226.
Parrish, 226.
Parish, 226.
Parrott, 226.
Parry, 226.
Parson, 227.
Parsonfield, O., 629.
Parthian, Sloop of War, 637.
Partridge, 227, 341.
Parvin, 227.
Passenger, 640.
Pastor, 26, 82, III, 113, 215, 285,

313,365,449,487, 496, 503,

526, 541, 543, 575, 580, 590,

59'. 593. 626.
Pastor Elect, 93.
Patch, 227.

Patrick, 165, 271, 345.
Patriot, 328, 359, 495, 553.
Patriot, Baltimore, Md., 32.
Patriot, New Hampshire, 59,

189.
Patriot of the Revolution, 612.
Patron, 568.

INDEX

LXVII

Patt, 227. '

Patten, 226, 19, 102, 127, 140,

1,56, 207, 253, 283, 288, 290,

313,317,410,423.
Patterson, 228.
Pattison, 23, 42, 48, 56, 65, 71,

^^, 81, 116, 139, 140, 143,
157, 165, 182, 213, 228, 277,
297. 307. 350, 351.414. 429,

448, 456, 467, 477, 483, 492,
498.

Paul, 228.

Paull, 228.

Paulling, 228.

Paulowna, 229.

Pawtucket, R. I., 22, 24, 27, 28
29. 30, 34. 35. 36. 38, 40, 41
42, 44, 45, 47.48, 51. 52. 53
55, 57. 59. 62, 65, 66, 69, 70,
71, 72, 74, 78, 79, 80, 82, 84,
85. 89, 90, 91, 92, 93, 96
102, 105, 106, 107, 108, 109,
no, 112, 114, 115, 117, 120,
121, 125, 126, 127, 128, 129,
132, 133, 134, 135, 137, 138
139, 141, 142, 145, 146, 147
149, 152, 155, 157, 159. 160^
162, 163, 164, 167, 169, 170:
176, 180, 181, 182, 184, 185
186, 194, 19s, 196, 200, 202
203, 204, 205, 206, 208, 209,
210, 211, 215, 216, 218, 219,
225, 226,229, 231, 232, 233
234, 235, 239, 240, 241, 252
255, 256, 259, 260, 264, 267,
269, 272, 273, 274, 275, 277
279, 280, 281, 283, 285, 286;

288, 289, 290, 291, 293, 294;

29s, 296, 297, 299, 300, 302
303. 304. 306, 307, 310, 320

322,323, 325, 328, 330, 33 1
332, 333. 334, 336. 337. 338
339, 343. 344, 345, 346. 349
353, 354. 3S8-. 361, 368, 371
372, 374, 377, 379, 380, 382^
384, 394. 395. 397. 399, 4t>i
402, 403, 40s, 407, 408, 409,
414, 416, 417, 418, 419, 425
426, 427, 428, 431. 432, 437i
443, 444, 446, 447, 450, 452

453. 456, 457. 460, 463, 465.
467,468,470,471,473, 475.
476, 477, 479, 480, 481, 482,
483, 484, 486, 490, 491, 493,
495,498,499, 515, 517. 522,
527. 532, 534. 541, 544, 547,
550, 552, 561, 566, 571, 574,
575. 576, 578, 582, 587, 589,
598, 599, 600, 60s, 609, 622,
626, 632, 634.

Pawtucket Bank, 95, 405.

Pawtucket Chronicle, 179, 186.

Pawtucket High School, 140.

Pawtuxet, R. I., 33, 35, 36, 45,
53, 57. 60, 61, 63, 68, 69, 71,
76, 78,95,96, 107, no, 141,
152, 167, 192, 209, 238, 247,
249, 254, 259, 260, 262, 271,
275, 276, 277, 279, 280, 281,
288, 290, 311, 318, 319, 332,
333, 334, 335, 337. 338, 339,
340, 343, 346, 359, 364, 369,
381, 392, 397, 408, 414. 427.
432, 441, 465, 469, 479, 491,
499. 504. 505. 518. 522, 528,
533. 534, 536. 537. 550, 566,
567, 587, 605, 6og, 610, 618,
636.

Pawtuxet Falls, 608.

Payen, 229.

Payerne, 229.

Paymaster General, 606.

Payson, 229.

Peabody, 229.

Peabodie, 229.

Peace, Justice of, 563, 571.

Peace, 230.

Peacham, Vt., 583.

Peacock, Sloop of War, 599.

Pearce, 230, 30, 331, 506.

Pearse, 230.

Pease, 83, 164, 168, 199, 235, 306,
347, 366, 430.

Pearson, 232.

Peck, 233, 37, 213, 234, 267, 373,
557-

Peckham, 236, 153, 154,317, 467,
496.

Pederson, 238.

Pedlar, 542.

LXVIII

INDEX

Peekskill, N. Y., 607.

Peers, 239.

Peirce, 239.

Peirse, 239;

Pierce, 241.

Peirson, 232.

Pelham, Mass., 278.

Pelham, N. H., 638..

Pelican, British Ship, 513.

Pelew Isles, 594.

Pelenze, 241.

Pembleton, 241.

Pembroke, Mass., 40, 47, 107,

149, 164, 169, 275, 372, 562,

6io, 620. .
Pembroke, N. H., 191, 255.
Pendleton, 241.
Penick, 366.
Pennell, 241.
Penniman, 241.
Pennington, 241.
Penno, 241.
Pennsylvania, 517, 548,:549, 563,

606,611.
Pennsylvania, Eastern District of,

427.
Pennsylvania, Governor of, 309,

350, 563.
Pennsylvania, U. S. Senator of,

288.
Penrise, 241.

Pensacola, Fla., 601, 606, 612, 618
Pensioner of the Revolution, 486,

522, 524, 558, 566, 567, 572,

576, S77> 585, 587. 603, 634.
Pepperill, Mass., 573.
Percival, 241.
Perham, 242.
Perkins, 242, 37, 118, 258, 261,

272, 278.
Perrigo, 243.
Perrin, 243.
Perrotte, 243.

Perry, 243, in, 384, 483, 640.
Perth, U. C. 506.-
Pertz, 245.
Perugi, Italyj 272.
Peruvian Ship, 630.
Peterboro, Eng., 438.
Peterboro, N. H,, 186...

Peters, 245.

Petersburg, Va., 599.

Petersham, Mass., 227, 236, 307,
460, SSI. 578.

Peterson, 24S.

Petrie, 245.

Petty, 246., ^

Pettey, 246.

Pettebone, 246.

Petengill, 246.

Pettingill, 246.

Pettis, 246, 577.

Phelps, 246.

Phenix, R. I., 545.

Phenix, Columbian, 4S6.

Phetteplace, 247.

Philadelphia, 21, 30, 3S.T36, 39.
44, SS. S6, 57. 59. 60, 66, 67,
70, 73. 76, n, 79. 80, 81, 83,
87, loi, 104, 119, 129, 132,
141, 143, 148, 156, 166, 167,
173. 17s, 176. 178, 179, 184,
190, 191, 194, 196, 201, 203,
204, 222, 226, 227, 228, 229,
231, 335. 239, 240, 241, 261,
268, 283, 28s, 292, 293, 29s,
299. 302, 304. 306, 307, 309,
312, 3' 5. 330. 332. 335, 338,
357. 361, 364, 367. 378, 386,
3S9, 404, 420, 427, 431, 437,

449,451-453.477, 482, 484,
493. 497. 503, 504. 508, 512,
513- 522, 543. 547- 554. 556,
563. 575. 577. 579. 586, 590,
591. 595. 596, 610, 611, 612,
613, 618, 621, 625, 628, 630,
638, 640.

Philanthropist, 247.

Philbrooks, 247.

Philips, 247.

Philleo, 159, 169.

Phillips, 247, 23, 46, 60, 93, ,147,

IS2, 186, 190, 200, 217, 236,

257, 261, 270, 272, 312, 317,

323, 324, 346, .372, 377, 379.

' 394,452.

Pbillips, Me,, 358.

Phillips, Mass., 270.

Philosophy, Prof.; of.^Moral, 142,
: 396, 4 14,, 4 19, 616.

INDEX

LXIX

Philosophy, Natural, 212, 370,

396, 417.
Phinney, 250.
Phippen, 250.
Phipps, 250.

Physician, 189, 509, 555,600, 612.

Pickens, 250.

Pickering, 250, 24, 25, 26, 30, 38,
42,43,44, 51, 54,55,58, 59,
60,62, 65, 70,73,74, 81, 8s,
86, 88, 89, 90, 93, 95, 97, 98,
101, 103, 104, no, 114, 119,
120, 128, 134, 141, 142, 143,
144, 145, 147, 148, 149, 157,
164, 168, 169, 180, 183, 185,
187, 189, 190, 192, 200, 205,
210, 2i6, 226, 228, 229, 235,
241, 243, 246, 249, 253, 254,
255, 260, 266, 274, 275, 277^
288, 289, 291, 297, 300, 301,

307, 309, 310,313, 318, 319,
320, 323, 324, 329, 330, 331,

333, 342, 344, 349, 355, 357,
359. 363. 368, 374, 376, 385,
387, 388, 389, 390, 391, 392,

397, 400, 401, 402, 409, 412,
413, 423, 430, 431, 432, 436,
438, 447, 458, .460, 463, 464,
465, 466, 469, 471, 473, 481,
482, 485, 495, 498, 499, 500.

Pickett, 250.
Pickford, 236.
Pickman, 250.
Pidge, 250.
Pierce, 374.
Pierpoint, 420.
Pike, 250.
Piketon, O., 534.
Pillmore, 226, 332.
Pinckney, 251.
Pinkney, 251.
Pinkney farm, 108, 251.
Pinkham, 251.
Pingry, 251.
Pinn, 251.
Pinnegar, 251,
Pionepr, .590.
Piper, 251.

Pipen, 23, 112, 130, 139, 284 316,
334-

Pirrson, 251.

Pisa, Italy, 5 88, 594.

Pistol, 580.

Pitcher, 252.

Pitman, 252, 78, 96, 114, 16,2,
21 r, 216, 245, 246, 251, 258,
273, 287, 289, 308, 332, 361,
410, 419, 429, 494.

Pitt, 104, 367.

Pitts, 253.

Pittsburgh, Penn., 474, 481, 559,
595, 638.

Pittsfield, Mass., 30, 114, 121,

, 160,255,352,391,442,575.

Place, 253.

Placide, 254.

Plainfield, Ct., 33, 79, 112, 115,
116, 131, 132, 159, 170, 190,
216, 261, 306, 311, 352, 363,
415, 444, 448, 457, 458, 460,
464, 486, 573, 595, 601.

Plainfield, N. Y., 546.

Planter, 128, 295.

Platoon, 638.

Plattner, 254.

Pittsburgh, N. ¥.,276,412,587,
625.

Plattsburgh, Penn., 137, 341.

Pleas, Court of Common, 533,
565, 568, 601.

Plorney, 254.

Plough, 254.

Plumley, 254.

Plummer, 254.

Plymouth, Eng., 513.

Plymouth, Mass., 32, 48, 62, 63,
68,87,88, 173, 190, 218,249,
256, 272, 288, 304, 355. 372,
387, 388, 393,396,410, 437,
453. 465. 466. 476, 477, 509,
510, 558, 585, 601.

Plymouth, Governor of, 602.

Plyri^ipton, Mass., 396.

Pocahontas, Brig, 536.

Poet, 189.

Poet, British, 523.

Poetess,' 80, 326.

poetical Writer, 520.

Poindexter, 254.

Point Peter, W. I., 528.

LXX

INDEX

Poisoned, 573, 616.

Pole, 254.

Polhill, 254.

Polk, 254.

Pollard, 255.

PoUey, 255.

Polytecnic School, 610.

Pomfret, Ct., 23, 24, 35, 37, 50,
66, 70,71,119, 127, 144, 171,
178, 191, 207, 226, 242, 243,
256, 280, 284, 299, 314, 315,

339. 352, 373. 377, 412, 413.

425, 428, 432, 461, 466, 475,

482, 516, 524, 545, 546, 567,

574. 627.
Pompey, N. Y., 130, 160, 551.
Pomroy, 255.
Pomeroy, 255.
Pond, 25s, 369.
Pontiac, 55, 283.
Pool, 255.
Poole, 255.
Poore, 255.
Pope, 25s, 519-
Pope Leo XII, 572.
Port au Prince, W. I.. 523, 525,

578, 616, 638.
Port Saguana, 445.
Port William, Ky., 515, 519.
Porter, 256, 127, 144, 226, 284,

482, 596.
Portland, Me., 60, 70, 79, 136,

175, 178, 194, 196, 212, 215,

254, 26s, 338, 340, 364, 407,

416, 429, 443, 446, 454, 564,

580, 601, 602.
Portsmouth, N. H., 86, 90, 107,

134, 143, 219, 239,247, 253,

293, 31S. 33G. 346, 398, 412,
449, 467, 589, 607, 622, 626.

Portsmouth, N. C., 319, 432.

Portsmouth, O., 618.

Portsmouth, R. I., 25, 27, 28, 30,
32,42, 46, 49, 75, 80,85, 92,
94, 95, 115, u8, 124, 125,
126, 154, 155, 175, 193, 198,
199, 200, 202, 2i8, 219, 221,
229, 237, 238, 240, 246, 248,
259, 260, 272, 277, 291, 303,
310, 316, 321, 322, 323, 324,

Portsmouth, R. I., — Continued.
329, 330, 332, 333. 34 f. 359.
371. 373. 383, 384. 386, 389.
390, 393. 401. 402,411. 412,
422, 426, 429, 442, 444, 445,
446, 447, 458, 463, 472, 486,
488, 504, 510, 519, 520, 528,
529. 530, 554, 556, 576, 590,
591. 599. 610, 623, 624.

Portsmouth, Va., 149, 423, 487.

Portugal, name, 257.

Portugal, 352.

Post, 257.

Post, Evening, 633.

Post, Free, 374.

Postmaster, 131. 172, 386, 415,
505, 516, 548, 552, 596, 604,
628.

Postmaster, Asst., 124, 264.

Postmaster General, 178, 230,
283,422, 561.

Potowomut, 597.

Potter, 257, 44, ^^, 80, 85, 86, 91,
114, 167, 225, 227, 262, 264,
272, 301, 310, 337, 338, 353,
362, 363, 380, 381, 390, 411,
425, 440, 443. 444. 448, 459.
475, 482, 490, 537.

Potter, Journeyman, 283.

Pottle, 261.

Potts, 261.

Pottsgrove, Penn., 268, 484.

Poughkeepsie, N. Y., 72, 93, 341,
394, 448, 487, 598.

Powder Mill, 533, 544

Powe, 261.

Powell, 261, 223.

Power, 262, 302.

Pownal, Vt., 590.

Prall, 262.

Prairie, Emperor of the, 580.

Pratt, 262.

Pray, 263.

Preacher, 189, 625.

Preacher, Baptist, 629.

Preacher, Female, 285.

Preceptor, 75, 173, 268, 287, 405,
5'S, 561.

Prentice, 263.

Prentiss, 263.

INDEX

LXXI

Presbury, 263.
Presbrey, 263.
Prescott, 264, 564.
Preserving, Life Bed, 552.
Presboe, 264.

President of United States, 600.
President's Mansion, 254.
President, U. S. Ship, 159, 204,

573-
Press of the United States, 507.
Preston, 264, 31, 33, 149, 163,

176, 207, 215, 228, 256, 258,

263, 265, 278, 416, 451, 467,

485.
Preston, Ct., 260, 290, 342, 359,

401, 48s, 495, S05, 507.
Preston, Penn., 147.
Prevost, 264.
Price, 264.
Price's Rocks, 631.
Priest, 264.
Prime, 264.
Prince, 264.
Primer, 264.
Prince, 264.
Prince of Coburg, 131.
Prince of Eichtstadt, 569.
Prince Fredericktown, Md., 564.
Prince George Co., Eng., 487.
Prince George Co., Md., 152.
Prince Linangen, 108, 159.
Prince Moskwa, 118.
Prince Regent, 51, 586.
Prince William Co., Va., 206.
Princess, 265.

Princess Ann Co., Md., 584.
Princess of Saxe Coburg, io8,

IS9-

Princeton, Mass., 181, 418, 519.

Princeton, N. J., 185, 256, 296,
368.

Princeton University, 543.

Principal, 46, 140, 624.

Printer, 47, 63, 86, 117, 156, 169.
175, 184, 205, 228, 245, 251,
299, 308, 35°. 353, 367- 412,
456, 498, 500, 507, 509, 57 1,

583, 585.
Prior, 265.

Prison, British, 591.

Prison, State, 633.

Prisoner of War, 625.

Prisoners, British, 521.

Privy Council, 553.

Prize, Brig, 582.

Probate, 568.

Proctor, 265.

Procurator, Ancient, 576.

Professor, 207, 235, 298, 506, 514,

563.
Professor of Biblical Literature,

307-
Professor of Civil History, 569.
Professor of Chemistry, 214, 297.
Professor of French Literature,

402.
Professor of Mathematics, 212,

259. 296, 307, 396, 417, 581.
Professor of Metaphysics, 142,

419.
Professor of Moral Philosophy,

142, 396, 414, 419, 616.
Professor of Natural History,

296, 569.
Professor of Natural Philosophy,

Brown University, 175.
Professor of Natural Philosophy,

212, 259, 370, 396, 417.
Professor of Rhetoric, 495.
Professor of Spanish Literature,

402.
Profitt, 266.
Prenning, 266.
Prophet, 266.
Proprietor, 82, 164, 176, 349,

392,407,421, 509, SS3, 591,

612, 633.
Prospect, 266.
Protestant Episcopal Church,.

625.
Proud, 266.
Prout, 266.
Proutey, 266.

Providence, R. L, 19 to 640.
Providence District, 162.
Providence Gazette, 379.
Providence River, 566.
Provincetovirn, Mass., 62.

LXXII

INDEX

Provincial Congress of Mass.,

S68.
Pruden, 99, 498.
Prudence Isle, 260, 516.
Prudhomme, 266.
Prussia (name), 266.
Prussia, 204, 576.
Prussian Naturalist, 505.
Pruyn, 266.

Publisher, i6o, 179, 182, 184, 186,
- 208, 211, 212, 248, 250, 313,

328, 395, 4n. 435- 476, 484.

544-
Pufferj 190, 209, 224.
Pugh, 266.
Pulaski, 31.
Pulaski's Legion, 31.
PuUen, 266.
Pulsifer, 266.
Punchard, 267.
Punderson, 267.
Purdy, 267.
Purington, 267.
Purkes, 267.

Purser, 30, 270, 391, 632.
Putnam, 267, 332.
Putnam, Ct., 478.
Putney, 267.
Putney, Vt., 246, 540.
Pyne, 267.

O

Quack, 615.

Quackenboss, 267.

Quarman, 267.

Quartermaster, 562.

Quaker, Schooner, 549, 555, 560,

611, 625, 638.
Quarrel, 568, 570, 599.
Quarter Deck, 600.
Quebec, Can., 139-, 260, 287, 367,

560, 568, 581,599-
Quebec, District of, 581.
Queen, 268.
Quincy, Mass, 64, 77, 175, 209,

451, 506, 507,531. 546.

Quiner, 268.
Quirogia's Army, 508.
Quohogs, 632.

Rabbitt Jumping, 58, 150.

Radius, Brig, 549, 638.

Radius, Brigantine, 584.

Radnor, Penn., 612.

Ralford, 268.

Ralph, 268.

Ralston, 268.

Rambler, Schooner, 516.

Ramsey, 268.

Rand, 268.

Randall, 268.

Randolph, 270.

Randolph, Mass., 131, 160, 223,

449-

Randolph, Vt., 73.

Rankin, 270.

Ranks, 270.

Ransom, 270.

Rathbone, 271.

Rathburn, 270.

Raven, 271.

Ravenna, O., 542.

Rawson, 271.

Ray, 272.

Raymond, 272.

Raymond, N. H., 188.

Raynham, Mass., 23, 25, 40, 60;
75, loi, 112, 113, 124, 130,
134, 135, 189, 213, 223, 263,
289, 290, 304, 305, 313, 315.
342, 344, 348, 349, 363, 368,
438, 439, 462, 463, 471, 472,
474, 478, 479, 481, 491, 523,
589. 609.

Rea, 272.

Read, 272, 93,448, 510.

Reading, Ct., 149.

Reading, Petin., ig6.

Reading, Vt, 558. '

Rebellion, Shay's, 627.

Recorder, Boston, 26, 484,

Recorder, City, 71, 476.

INDEX

LXXIII

Recorder, Weekly, 217.

Records (name), 276.

Rector (name), 563.

Rector, 28, 57, 7r, 86, 148, 257,
263,308, 313, 330,424, 433>
454. 464. 486, 581, 598, 640.

Red Bank, Battle of. 536.

Redding, 276.

Redfield, 276.

Redford, Penn., 611.

Reed, 273, 45, 203, 230, 306.

Reefing, 532.

Reformed Dutch Church, 565.

Regency, 503.

Regent, 104.

Regent, The Prince, 51, 586.

Register, 209, 436.

Register, Mobile Commercial,
566.

Register, Onandago, N. Y., 276,
412.

Register, Southbridge, 21 r, 349.

Registrar, County, 568.

Regicide, 521.

Regiment, 6th, 570.

Regiment, 22d, 531.

Regiment, 37th, 613.

Regiment of Light Artillery,
221.

Rehoboth, Mass., 22, 29, 37, 41,
52, 68, 69, TT, 80, 88, 100,
106, 108, III, 112, 119, 123,
125, 130, 154, 160, 162, 163,
164, 165, 166, 167, 172, 179,
192, 194, 197, 205, 206, 207,
208, 213, 218, 220, 221, 230,
231, 233, 234, 23s, 239, 240,
244, 245, 249, 251, 269, 273,
274, 276, 290, 296, 302, 311,
313, 314, 325, 33 >. 338, 340,
341, 392, 395, 398, 400, 406,
412, 423, 429, 430, 442, 444,
446, 450, 454, 455, 457, 458,
461, 462, 464, 471, 474, 477,
479, 485, 488, 492, 504, 509,
513, 514, 516, 517, 531. 549,
559. 560, 561. 583. 584. S85.
S92, 593, 594. 595. 596, 602,
605, 608, 614, 616, 617, 618,
626, 628, 629, 634, 639.

Reill, 276.

Relph, 276.

Remington, 276.

Remittance, Brig, 557.

Renches, 277.

Republican Herald, 250.

Republican Herald, 250.

Republican, Maryland, 84.

Republican, Rhode Island, 160.

Republican, Savannah, 204.

Reporter, Columbian, 350, 442.

Representative, 551, 563, 629.

Representative, House of, 230.

Representative in Congress, 586,
" 633.

Representative, Speaker House
of, Connecticut, 545.

Representative, House of, Mis-
souri, 298.

Representative, House of, Mis-
sissippi, 578.

Representative, House of, Penn-
sylvania, 325.

Representative, House of, Vir-
ginia, 553.

Representative, U. S., House of,
630.

Respass, 277.

Reunion, Imperial Order of, 587.

Revenue Cutter, 630.

Revenue, Inspector of, 536.

Revere, 278.

Revein, 278.

Review, Edinburgh, 90, 474.

Revolution, French, 578, 610.

Revolution, Spanish, 509.

Revolution, The, 516, 517, 518,

538, 554, 559-
Revolution, Officer of, 365, 513,

527. 533. 540, 553. 558, 582,

610,616,620,622, 625, 627.

Revolution, Patriot of, 612.

Revolution, Pensioner of, 486,

522, 524, 558, 566, 567, 572,

576. 577. 579, 585, 587, 603,

634-
Revolution, Soldiers of, 27, 31,

51, 58, 103, III, 151, 181,
183,264,291,352, 357, 433,
449.493. 495. 496. 510, 513,

liXXIV

INDEX

Revolution, Soldiers of, — Con^
tinued.

515,518, 520, 532, 538, 546,

548, 553. S54> SSS. 558, 560,
561, 563, 569, 571, 573, 574,
577. 58/ 586, 587, 593, 594.
595, 599, 602, 603, 606, 607,
61 r, 612, 619, 620, 621, 623,
630, 632, 635.

Revolutionary Army, 568.

Revolutionary War, 511, 512.

Rex, 278.

Rexford, 40, 84, 85, 105, 107,
114, 118, 14s, 146, 155, 164,
168, 171, 173, 198, 220, 231,
235, 240, 296, 303, 329, 338,
348,408, 413, 418, 455, 457,
491.

Reynolds, 278, 52, 314.

Rhetoric, Professor of, 495.

Rhode Island, 44, 72, 182, 239,
242,314, 342, 359, 392, 449,
523, 532, 535. 543. 545. 556,
564,567, 573. 597. 617, 618,
639-

Rhode Island American, 19 to
640.

Rhode Island, Bank of, 576.

Rhode Island, Central Bank of,

537-

Rhode Island, Chief Justice of,
471.

Rhode Island College, Graduate
of, 580.

Rhode Island, District Court of,
558.

Rhode Island, Governor of, 584.

Rhode Island, Lieut. Governor
of, 265, 329, 471.

Rhode Island, Member of Con-
gress from, 232.

Rhode Island Republican, 160.

Rhode Island, U. S. Senator of,

635.
Rhodes, 280, 33.
Rhino, 281.
Ribourne, 468. .
Rice, 281.

Ricebpro, Ga., 245, 378.
Rich, 282!, 122, 2,39.

Richard, Brig, 598.

Richard, 283.

Richards, 282.

Richardson, 283.

Richmond. 284, 103, 264, 582,

639-
Richmond Co., Va., 100.
Richmond, Mass., 75, 295, 314.
Richmond, N. H., no.
Richmond, N. Y., 424.
Richmond, R. I., 89, 98, 109, 114,

134, 278,279, 290, 319, 329,

332. 354, 360.
Richmond Street Church, Prov.,

147, 483-
Richmond, Va., 31, 46, 137, 165,

294, 315, 344. 444, 485, 506,
507, 509. 560, 589, 605, 613,
625, 627, 629, 636, 639.

Richard, 286.

Richston, 286.

Riddle, 286.

Rider, 286.

Ridge, 286.

Ridgeley, 286.

Riley, 286.

Ring, 286.

Rio Janeiro, S. A., 436, 496.

Ripley, 287, 392, 514, 578, 633.

Rising Sun, Sloop, 595.

Ritchie, 287.

Rives, 370, 422.

River, Big Beaver, 570.

River, Deleware, 579.

River, East, N. Y., 552.

River, Gonbia, 594.

River, Gunandotte, 558, 640.

River, James, 575.

River, Missouri, 552.

River, Nodawa, 625.

River, Ohio, 558, 640.

River, Providence, 566.

River, St. Mary's, 510.

Rivers, 287.

Roadrick, 287.

Robbery, Mail, 512.

Robbins, 287, 19, 68, 145, 164,
288, 415.

Roberts, 288, 134.

Robertson, 289.

INDEX

LXX^

Robertsville, S. C, 176, 197.

Robespierre, 578.

Robey, 289.

Robinson, 289, 45, 598.

Rob Roy, Ship, 548.

Roche, 291.

Rochelle, Fr., 129.

Rochester, Mass., 29, 94, 108,
187, 198, 199, 203, 238, 292,
297, 312, 407, 42s, 514, 518,
544, 562, 573, 582, 604.

Rochester, N. H., 417.

Rochester, N. Y., 120, 217, 223,
234, 622.

Rochester, N. Y., Telegraph,
234, 256.

Rockbridge Co., Va., 177.

Rockingham, Vt., 96.

Rockwell, 291.

Rocky Mountains, 572.

Rodman, 292.

Rodney, 292.

Roebuck, 292.

Roffee, 292.

Rogers, 292, 426.

Rogerson, 294.

Roger Williams, Ship, 602.

Rolands, 294.

Roluff, 294.

Rollers, Steam, 558.

Rome, Italy, 314, 497, 566, 571,
589, 591.

Rome, N. Y., 6r, 75, 577.

Romeyn, 201, 232, 257, 324.

Romulus, N. Y., 150, SSI.

Rood, 294.

Root, 294.

Roper, 294.

Ropes, 294.

Rose, 294, 304.

Rose Street, N. Y., 193.

Roser, S22.

Ross, 29s, 64, 72, 137.

Ross, Lord, 69.

Rossario, 29s.

Rosseter, 29S.

Rossiter, 29s.

Rotch, 295.

Rothchild, 49s.

Round, 296.

Rounds, O., 243.
Rounds, 296.
Rous, 297.
Rovenell, 297.
Rowe, 297.
Rowland, 297.
Rowley, 297.
Rowley, Mass., 22, 478.
Roxborough, Mass., 35s.
Roxbury, Mass., 30, 70, ^^, 78,
86, 119, 132, 144, 179, 186,

217.315,318.331, 345, 37;,
402, 407, 458, 466, 468, 471,
Si8, 522, 600, 602, 624.

Royal Brunswick Theatre, 519,
S84.

Royal Gazette, S09.

Royal Order, 302.

Royal Scots. 29.

Royal Society, S53-

Royalton, Mass., 330.

Royalton, Vt., 416.

Roys, 297.

Ruff, 297.

Rugg, 297.

Ruggles, 297.

Ramrill, 298.

Rumson, 298.

Runnells, 298.

Rupture, S42.

Rush, 298.

Rushworth, 298.

Russell, 298, S62.

Russell, N. Y., 615.

Russian Diplomat, 383.

Russian Emperor, 229.

Rutland, Mass., 628.

Rutland, Vt., 177.

Ruttenburgh, 300.

Rutledge, 300.

Ryan, 300.

Ryland, 40S.

S. B, Kenawha, Steamer, S58,

640.
Sabin, 300.
Sabine, 301.

LXXVI

IJJDEjX

Sackett, 301. St.

Sackett's Harbor, N. Y., 35, 140,

204,350,495.. St.

Saco, Me., 283, 415. St.

Saddleworth, Eng., 611.
Sadler, 301. St.

Saddler, 301. St.

Safety, Committee of, 578. St.

Safford, 301.

Sag Harbor, L. I., 578. St.

Sage, 301.

Sageant, 302. St.

Saguana, Port, 445.
Sail Rock, Me., 566. St.

Sailing Master, 519. St.

St. Agnon, 302. St.

St. Albans, 302. St.

St. Albans,. Eng., 302.
St. Albans, Vt., 612. St.

St. Anger, 302.
St. Augustine, Fla., 137, 163,

579-
St. Bartholomew, W. I., 519.
St. Barts, W. I., 593. St.

St. Bias, 515.

St. Charles, Mo, 44, 176. St.

St. Christopher, W. I., 402. St.

St. Clair, Penn., 326, 409.
St. Cria, W. I., 409. St.

St. Croix, W. I., 465.
St. Domingo, W. I., 595. St.

St. Esprit French Church, N.

Y., 28. St.

St. Francisville, La., 330, 396.
St. George's Church, L. I., 628.
St. Helena, 392* 589. . St.

St. Jago, W. I., 548.
St. Jagoda, W. I., 583. St.

St. James Church, London, 324,

390. St.

St. James Church, Philadelphia,

166. St.

St. John's Church, Canandaigua, St.

N. Y., 176. St.

St. John's, N. B., 640. St.

St. John's Church, Providence, St.

"26, 78, 90, 92,. 94, 99, 100,

138. 165, 177, 178, 197, 206, St.

209, 221, 287, 313, 314, 316, St.

394. 477-

Johnsbury, Vt., 123, 167, 385,

533, 635-
Kitts, W. L, 1.59.
Louis, Mo., 49, 72, 123, 305,

433. 544> 563. 569.
Louis, Mo., Inquirer, 49.
Louis, Bay of, 573.
Luke's Church, New York,

!93-

Mark's Church, New York,

309-
Mark's Church, Warren, 249,

346.

Mary's College, 591.
Mary's, Ga., 321, 550.
Mary's River, 510.
Maurice's Church, Eng., 67,

462.

Michael's Church, Bristol,

100, 155, 186, 196, 198, 200,

225, 230, 234, 261, 304, 344,

352, 418, 420, 423, 434, 469,

490.

Michael's Church, Marble-
head, 598.

Michael's, France, 512.
Paul's Church, Boston, 193,

390, 4 '8.
Paul's Church, Hopkinton,

Mass., 418.
Paul's Church, Newburyport,

268.

Paul's Church, Pawtucket,

24, 71, 84, 226, 331, 382,

403, 405, 408, 486.

Paul's Church, Wickford,

316.
Peter's Church, Pawtucket,

252.
Peter's Church, Philadelphia,

166.

Petersburg, Russia, 612.
Pierre, W. I., 547.
Pierre, Isle of, 591.
Simon's Isle, Ga., 598.
Stephen'.s Church, Wilkes-

barre, Penn., 330.
Stephen's Church, Penn., 148.
Thomas, W. I., 53, 152, 280,

468.

INDEX

LXXVII

St. Vincents, W. I., 6io.

Salem, Ct., 119.

Salem, Mass., 24, 44, 49, 56, 62,
63, 86, 95, no, III, 116,
120, 130, 132, 138, [45, 153,
186, 188, 191, 202, 203, 204,
210, 223, 227, 228, 229, 230,
241, 24s, 250, 263, 265, 267,
284, 291, 294, 302, 308, 309,
315,318,325,328,333. 337,
' 345- 346, 362, 365> 364- 373,
378, 389. 393, 409, 412, 428,
436, 445, 453, 459, 463, 468,
484, 487, 493, 494, 495, 497,
S03, 530, 550, 552, 557, 558,
593, 615.

Salem, Mass., Gazette, 191.

Salem Messenger, 175.

Salem Theatre, 182, 204.

Salem, N. H., 446, 548.

Salem, N. J., 175.

Salina, N. Y., 552.

Salisbury, 302.

Salisbury, Ct., 41 1.

Salisbury, Mass., 186.

Salisbury, N.H., 569, 587.

Salla, 303.

Sally, Sloop, 579.

Salm, 303.

Salmes, 304.

Salms, 304.

Salutes, 572.

Samarang, Java, 350, 422, 603.

Sampayo, 304.

Sampson, 304, 477, 499.

Sampson, Brig, 622.

Samuels, 304,

Sanborn, 304, 134, 187, 208, 238,
333, 344, 384,400, 410, 417,
451.

Sanborntown, N. H., 159, 394.

Sanderson, 304.

Sandlake, N. Y., 522.

Sandford, 304, 474.

Sands, 304.

Sandwich Isles, 104, 384, 635.

Sandwich, Me., 138.

Sandwich, Mass, 73, 97, 113,
150, 298, 299, 464, 487, 488.

Sanford, 304, 439, 463.

Sanford, N. H., 518.
Sanger, 306,

Santo Martha, S. A., 588.
Sarah Ralston, Ship, 596.
Saratoga, N. Y., 66, 140, 622.
Sargeant, 83.
Sargent, 306.
Sarle, 306.
Sassafras Point, 535.
Saugatuck, Ct., 240.
Saugus, Mass., 153.
Sault, Marshal, 129.
Sault St. Marie, 113, 362.
Saunders, 306.
Savage, 307.

Savannah, Ga., 50, 54, 71, 93, 99,
100, loi, 134, 139, 151, 175,

187, 203, 207, 212, 220,j222,

258,274, 285, 314, 386, 389,

398, 443, 448, 466, 484, 498,

505,506, 509, 516, 519,1523,

536,55s, 556, 563, S67,!57o,

581, 583, 588, 612, 633.
Savannah Harbor, 564.
Savannah Republican, 204.
Savannah, La Mar, W. I., 264.
Savary, 307.
Savery, 307.
Sawin, 307.
Sawyer, 307.
Saxe Coburg, Princess of, 108,

159.
Saxonville, Mass., 38.
Saxony, 265.
Saxton, 308.

Saybrook, Ct., 36, 209, 422.
Saybrook Point, 581.
Sayer, 308, 435.
Sayers, 262, 466.
Sayler, 308.
Sayles, 308.
Say ward, 309.
Scaffold, 573.
Scarborough, 309.
Schaack, 309.
Schenectady, N. Y., 201, 212,

259,295, 6r4, 615.
Schermerhorn, 309,
School Books, 510.
School Mission, 21 1-, 286.

I,XXVIII

INDEX

Schooner Astoria, 518.

Schooner Baltic, 593. ,

Schooner Belvedere, 651.

Schooner Deodamia, 631.

Schooner Enterprize, 584.

Schooner Favorite, 596.

Schooner Firefly, U. S. 506.

Schooner Franklin, 566.

Schooner Lafayette, 586.

Schooner Leaf, 547.

Schooner Lucretia, 533.

Schooner. Quaker, 549, 555, 560,
611, 625, 638.

Schooner Rambler, 516.

Schooner Washington, 605.

Schooner William, 615.

Schooner William Sheldon, 547.

Schovel, 309.

Schreakagast, 309.

Schuyler, 309

Scientific Expedition, 552.

Sciota Gazette, 310.

Scituate, Mass., 127, 558, 560.

Scituate, R. I, 30, 33, 34. 35,40,
44, SO, 52, 54, 65, 69, 70, 74,
87, 98, 107, 112, 115^ 116,
127, 128, 140, 147, 153, 154,
170, 171, 194, 195, 215, 218,
228, 231, 234, 23s, 236, 238,
247, 248, 249, 257, 258, 259,
260, 268, 269, 271, 272, 276,
280, 290, 303, 306, 309, 312,
314, 318, 319, 323, 324, 327,

333, 335, 336, 337, 340, 34i,
344, 360, 363, 369, 386, 387,
388, 392, 39S, 407, 430, 440,
442, 445, 459, 470, 478, 489,
498, 511, 519, 525, 526. 533,

535, 53S, 539, 541, 547, 549,
566, 576, 581, 595, 623, 624,
629.

Scoharie, N. Y., 570.

Scotch Nobleman, 637.

Scotland, 569, 634.

Scott, 309, 76, 91.

Scots, Mary Queen of, 586.

Scots, Royal, 29.

Scotts Pond, 532.

Scoville, 311.

Scudder, 311.

Scuffle, 540.

Sculpture, French, 587.

Seabury, 311.

Seaconnet Point, 557.

Seager, 311.

Segar, 311.

Seagrave, 311.

Seaman, 516, 539, 549, 551, 560,
569, 574, 575, 580, 607, 611,
612, 613, 622, 625, 633, 638.

Seamans, 311, 54, 95, no, 136,
142, 155, 171, 192, 199, 213,
217, 254, 278, 294, 315, 464.

Searle, 312.

Searles, 312.

Sears, 312.

Seatle, 313.

Seaver, 313.

Seavernes, 313.

Second Baptist Church, Boston,
552.

Second Baptist Church, Crans-
ton, 111,385.

Second Church, Beverly, Mass.,

255-

Second Congregational Church,
Newport, 156, 423.

Second Unitarian Church, 412.

Second Unitarian Church, Prov-
idence, 249, 326.

Second U. S. Infantry, 88, 455,
613.

Society of Antiquarians, 553.

Secretary, 151.

Secretary of Navy, 395.

Secretary of State, 341, 512, 580,
586, 606.

Secretary of War, 531, 554.

Secretary U. S. Legation, 168,

395-

Sedan, France, 76, 229.

Sedgwick, 313.

Seekonk, Mass., 22, 32, 44, 48,
65, 67, 78, 79, 81, 82, 83, 84,
88, 92, 95, 96, 99, 104, 109,
114, 118, 122, 123, 125, 126,
129, 131, 137, 149, 162, 164,
166, 167, 168, 174, 175, 179,
180, 184, 199, 204, 206, 208,
211, 215, 216, 217, 222, 233,

INDEX

IXKIX

Seekonk, Mass., — Continued.
234, 23s, 239, 240, 243, 246,
248, 252, 258, 266, 272, 273,
274, 277, 288, 289, 290, 300,
302, 306, 308, 3 IS, 316, 322,

324. 325, 330, 332, 333. 336,
340. 341, 342, 347, 352, 361,

369, 372, 374. 379. 385. 390,

395. 40s. 406, 408, 410, 411,

417, 419, 424, 426, 429, 430,

433. 442, 445. 449. 450, 454.

455. 457. 458. 459. 461, 464.

468, 470, 476, 480, 494, 500,

504. 513, 514. 515. 516. 517,
518, S30, 531. 532, 551. 552,
559, 560, 580, 581, 584, 585,
588, 593, 594. 595. 597, 598,
615, 617, 619, 623, 626, 629,
632.

Seekle, 313.

Seine Civil Tribunal, 576,

Seixas, 313.

Sellman, 313.

Seminary, 578.

Seminary, Episcopal, 624.

Seminary, Wesleyan, 405.

Seminole Chief, 628.

Sempronius, N. Y., 499, 597.

Senate, Member of, 578.

Senate, Member of Ohio, 587.

Senator, 511.

Senator, State, 506, 568, 629,

Senator, U. S., 51, 67, 177, 178,
254, 368, 382, 394, 540.

Senator, U. S., in Congress, 508.

Senator, U. S., from Delaware,
128.

Senator, U. S., from Massachu-
setts, 62.

Senator, U. S., from Mississippi,
488

Senator, U. S., from New Jersey,
565.

Senator, U. S., from New York,
123.

Senator, U. S., from Rhode
Island, 635.

Senator, U. S., from Vermont,
603.

Senator, U. S., from Virginia,
606.

Senior Class, Member of, 505.

Senter, 313.

Sentinel, Indiana, 581.

Sergeant, 314.

Serrell, 314.

Service, British, 542.

Sessions, 314.

Sewell, 314.

Sexton, 314.

Seymour, 314.

Sfargosi, 314.

Shaff, 314.

Shaller, 315.

Shannon, British Ship, 503, 553,

613.
Shapley, 315.
Shares, 315.
Sharon, Mass., 44, 62, 282, 342,

630.
Sharp, 3 IS, 37, 262, 332, 391, 403,

S69.
Sharpe, 315.
Shattuck, 3 IS.
Shaw, 3 IS, 202.
Shay, 318.

Shay's Rebellion, 627.
Shearer, 318.
Shed, 318.
Shedall, 318.
Sheffey, 318.
Sheffield, 318.
Sheffield, Eng., 634.
Shefford, Eng., s86.
Sheldon, 318, 154.
Shelley, 319.
Shelton, 320.
Shenandoah, Va., 600.
Shepard, 320.
Sheperd, 320, 284, 416, 469, 493,

627.
Sheperd, the Ettrick, S9, 248.
Sheperdson, 320.
Sheperdtown, Va., 571.
Sheperd, 321.
Sherbourne, Mass., 54, 78, loi,

306, 410.
Sherbourne, Vt., 528.
Sherden, 321.
Sheridan, 321,
Sheriff, 130, 438, 506, 512, S17.

S2I, S63, 601.

LXXX

INDEX

Sheriff, Deputy, 518.

Sheriff, High, 602.

Sherley, Mass., 508, 563.

Sherley Park, Eng., 129, 417.

Sherman, 321.

Sherwood, 324.

Shield, 324.

Ship Alciope, 575.

Ship Alliance, 515.

Ship Ann, 601.

Ship Asia, 515, 612, 630.

Ship Atlas, 562.

Ship Bellerophon, British, 514.

Ship Brigham, 590,

Ship Boston, 587.

Ship Caledonian, 507.

Ship Canton, 516.

Ship Chesapeake, U. S., 553,

613.
Ship Columbia, 549.
Ship Congress, U. S., 505.
Ship Constellation, U. S., 610.
Ship Constitution, U. S., 503,

S06, 569, 639.
Ship Cyane, U. S., 579.
Ship Cynthia, 574.
Ship Decoy, U. S., 512.
Ship Deamond, 576, 611.
Ship Enterprise, U. S., 576.
Ship Guerriere, British, 607, 613,

639-
Ship Harold, 612.
Ship Helen, 575.
Ship Independence, 555.
Ship Indian Chief, 482.
Ship John Adams, U. S., 625.
Ship Lady Provost, 625.
Ship Lexington, U. S., 590.
Ship Little Belt, British, 573.
Ship Liverpool, 605.
Ship Macedonian, British, 523.
Ship Mecellus, 504.
Ship Mary Almy, 592.
Ship Mohawk, 573.
Ship Newport, 63 [.
Ship Othello, 503.
Ship Pelican, British, 513.
Ship Peruvian, 630.
Ship Rob Roy, 548.
Ship Roger Williams, 602.

Ship Shannon, British, 503, 553,

613.
Ship Sarah Ralston, 596.
Ship Susan, 545.
Ship Triton, 57, 176.
Ship Tyre, 63 1 .
Ship Union, 534.
Ship United States, U. S., 523.
Ship Victory, .632.
Ship Washington, 630.
Ship William Baker, 520, 532,

574-
Shipwreck, 506, 547, 549, 560,

586, 587, 632.
Shipman, 176.
Shippee, 324.
Shirwick, 324.
Shocleford, 329.
Shoemaker, 522.
Sholes, 324.
Shopkeeper, 588.
Shoreham, Vt., 503.
Shorey, 324.
Shores, 324.
Shockley, 324.
Shorckley, 324.
Short, 325.

Shot Tower Mansion, 607.
Shove, 325, 595.
Shrewsbury, Mass., 48, 87, 128,

203, 267, 299, 330, 338, 341,

433. 449> 450, 458. 572, 610.

Shrewsbury, Vt, no.

Shubrick, 325.

Shumway, 325.

Shunk, 325.

Shurtleff, 325, 35, 36, 60, 68, 69,
71, 95, 107, 141, 193, 238,
249, 260, 277, 280, 319, 322,

340, 343. 377. 397. 481.
Shurtliff, 325.
Shute, 325.

Sias, 325, 76, 162, 488.
Sibbons, 325.
Sibley, 326.
Sicily, 265.
Sidmouth, 508.
Sidmouth, Lord, 508.
Sigourney, 326.
Silisia, 588.

INDEX

LXXXI

Silk, 326.

Silliman, 326.

Silloway, 326.

Simmons, 326.

Simonds, 326.

Simons, 326, 596.

Simpson, 326.

Sing Sing, N. Y., 598.

Singer, 120.

Singleton, 329.

Sinking, 329.

Sisson, 329.

Sitgrives, 330.

Sixth Regiment, S70.

Sixth U. S. Infantry, 587.

Skating, 579.

Skein of Yarn, 631.

Skelding, 330.

Skettle, 330.

Skiff, 330.

Skillman, 330.

Skilling, 330.

Skinner, 330.

Skip with, 331.

Skuttle, 565.

Slack, 331.

Slade, 331, 166, 230, 328, 331,

344, 442, 520.
Slater, 332.
Slatersville, R. I., 24, 35, 131,

160, 331, 332, 367, 382, 488,

489. 499, 538, 567-
Slatter, 332.
Sleeper, 332.
Sleeman, 332.
Slibbens, 332.
Slidel], 332.
Sloane, 333.
Slocum, 332.
Sloop Candidate, 505.
Sloop Caroline, 600.
Sloop Cosmopolite, 573.
Sloop Cyane, U. S., 509.
Sloop Flash, 505.
Sloop Henry, 601.
Sloop Keziah, 632.
Sloop Mary, 618.
Sloop Rising Sun, 595.
Sloop Sally, 579.
Sloop of War Parthian, 590.

Sloop of War Peacock, 599.

Sloop of War Vandalia, 574.

Slover, 333.

Small, 333.

Smallpox, 534.

Smalley, 334.

Smart, 334.

Smith, 334, 19, 25, 67, 94, iss.
171, 198, 223, 304, 328, 329,
334,375,394,408,437. 5",
551, 597, 619, 629.

Smithfield, R. I., 22, 23, 24, 30,

33, 34, 35. 37, 42, 43, 44, 48,
49, 50, 53, 54, 55, 65, 73, 76,
81, 82, 83, 87, 89, 90, 91, 92,
93, 96, 98, 102, 104, 107,
108, no, 113, 116, 12 [, 122,
129, 134, 135, 142, 149, 150,
152, 153, 156, 157, 158, 160,
163, 168, 170, 171, 173, 176,
178, 180, 181, 182, 184, 185,

192, 193. 194, 195, '96, 197,

202, 203, 205, 208, 211, 214,

215, 216, 221, 222, 223, 228,

229, 234, 23s, 247, 248, 249,

252, 253, 256, 263, 269, 270,

272, 273, 274, 275, 277, 280,

281, 283, 286, 288, 289, 290,

291, 292, 293, 295, 297, 302,

303, 307, 308, 309, 310, 312,

313, 317, 318, 319, 321, 322,

325,329. 331, 332, 333. 335.

336, 337. 338, 339. 340. 341,

342, 343,344. 345. 35i, 353,

355. 356, 357, 362, 363, 367,

368, 371, 374, 375, 376, 377,

381, 382, 384, 388, 392, 393,

397, 404, 413, 414, 4 '5, 416,

417, 419, 423. 425. 427, 433,

436, 437,440. 441, 444, 446,

448, 452, 459, 460,461, 463,

464, 466, 468, 470, 471, 475,

478, 480, 485, 487, 489, 490,

491, 492, 497.499. 5'0, 511,

520, 524, 525, 526, 527, 529,

533, 534, 535, 536. 537, 538,

539. 543, 544. 546, 547, 553,

558, 563, 565, 571. 575, 584,

586, 60s, 606, 608, 609, 613,

617, 620, 621, 622, 623, 626,
627, 628, 633, 637.

LXXXII

INDEX

Smithfield Exchange Bank, 489.

Smoot, 347.

Smyrna, 112, 180.

Snell, 347.

Snelling, 347.

Snodgrass, 347.

Snow, 347.

Snowden, 350.

Snow Storm, 508.

Snyder, 350.

Society, Bachelor, 69.

Society, Bible, 549.

Society of Friends, 520, 528,
529. S33. 534, 535- 542, 543,
554, 555, 557, 595, 596, 597,
S99, 60s, 606, 615,617, 618,
619, 620, 623, 627, 628, 631.

Society Hill, S. C, 193.

Society, Royal, 553.

Soesman, 350.

Soldier, 579.

Soldier of the Revolution, 27, 31,
51, 58, 103, iir, 151, 181,
183, 264, 291, 352, 357, 433,
449, 493,495, 496, 510, 512,
515, 518, 520, 532, 538, 546,

548, 553. 554, 555, 558, 560,
561, 563, 569, 571, 573, 574,

57;, 579. 583, 586, 587, 593,
594. 595, 599, 602, 603, 606,
607, 611, 6r2, 619, 620, 521,
623, 630, 632, 635.

Soldier, United States, 612.

Somers, Brig, 519.

Somerset, 350.

Somerset, Mass., 21, 25, 47, 132,
146, 147, 158, 159, 187, 191,
192, 217, 32s, 328, 343, 344,

389,457, 464.471, 472, 488,
515, 528, 529, 530, 564, 598,
599, 60s, 627.

Somersworth, Mass., 320.

Somersworth, N. H., 236, 344.

Soper, 350.

Sophomore Class, 547, 597.

Sortie, The, 543.

Sowle, 350.

Soule, 350, 300.

Soult, 396.

Sourabaya, E. I., 536.

South Burwick, Me., 633.
Southbridge, Mass., 81, 93, 151,

169, 21 r, 349, 522, 46r, 476,

526, 546.
Southbridge Register, 211, 349.
South Bridgewater, Mass., 45,

130, 262, 287.
Southboro, Mass., 610.
South Boston, 328, 490.
South Carolina, 69, 172, 183, 190,

239,273, 274, 300, 3 IS, 338,

42r,4S4, 484, 519, 543, 603,
638, 640.

South Carolina, Bishop of, 298.

South Carolina College, 581.

South Carolina, Governor of,
520.

South Carolina, Lt. Governor of,
603.

South Dennis, Mass., 123, 305.

Southgate, 350.

Southington, Ct., 573.

South Kingstown, R. I., 21, 25,
26, 29, 45, 46, 53, 54, 59, 61,
75, 97, '09, 125, 172, 197,
202,207, 212, 221, 229, 236,
237, 238, 244, 245, 257, 258,
259, 266, 278, 279, 286, 290,

291, 295. 303. 311. 335, 341,

360, 362, 368, 384, 385, 386,

398, 409, 419, 432, 442, 443,

45i,4'54, 480, 486, 515, 528,

530, 531. 537. 543, 544. 545,

556, 571, 591, 592, 598, 601,
617, 619, 621, 622, 624.
South Leicester, Mass., 37, 196,

369-
South Natick, Mass., 559.
South Orange, N. J., 621.
South Reading, Mass., 36, 81,

224. 339. 352, 389. 476.
South Seas, 586.
Southward, 351.
Southwick, 351.
Southworth, 351, 19.
Spain (name), 352.
Spain, 257, 509.
Spanish Consul, 530.
Spanish Literature, 402.
Spanish Revolution, 509.

INDEX

LXXXIII

Spark, 3S2.

Sparks, 352.

Sparta, Ala., 24.

Spartansburgh, S. C, 534, 535.

Spaulding, 352, 307, 493.

Speaker, 230, 298, 578,

Speaker of House, 422.

Speaker, House of Representa-
tives, Ct., 545.

Spear, 352.

Spears, 353.

Spellmen, 353.

Spencer, 353, 139, 615.

Spencer, Mass., 281.

Sperry, 354-

Spider, 638.

Spiller, 354.

Spindey, 354.

Spink, 354.

Spinney, 355.

Spooner, 355, iii, 485.

Sprague, 356, 29, 43, 65, 84, 127,
208, 258, 269, 302, 312, 319,
326, 375. 397. 436, 439. 440,
567.

Sprake, 357.

Spring, 357.

Springer, 357.

Springfield, Mass., 61, 128, 218,
316, 371. 457. 493, 498. 568,
585.

Springfield, Vt., 285, 396, 453.

Springfield, Penn., 540.

Sprout, 357.

Spurr, 358.

Squirrel Hunt, 554.

Stacars, 358.

Stacy, 358.

Stacey, 358.

Stafford, 358, 398.

Stafford, Ct., 573.

Stafford Co., Eng., 613.

Stafford Springs, Ct., 223, 334.

Stafford, Vt., 262, 429.

Stage, 558, 603.

Stage, Taunton, 591.

Stager, 183.

Stall, 359.

Stallean, 359.

Stamford, Cl., 27, 61, 432.

Stamp Act, 554.

Standish, 359.

Standish, Me., 544.

Stanford, N. Y., 618.

Stanhope, 359,

Stanley, 360

Stanberry, 360.

Stanton, 360.

Stanwood, 361.

Staples, 361.

Star, Berkshire, 289.

Star, Columbian, 331, 370.

Starluck, 361.

Stark, 622.

Starkey, 361.

Starks, 361.

Starkweather, 361.

Starr, 361, 631.

Stasey, 362.

Staten Isle, 394, 407, 408, 437,

453. 604.
State Bank of Indiana, 91.
State Constitutional Convention,

629.
State, Department of, 499.
State General Deputy, 576.
State, Secretary of, 341, 512, 580,

586, 606.
State Treasurer, 612.
State Prison, Mass., 602, 633.
State Senator, 506, 568, 629.
State Senator, Mass., 62.
States, 362.

Statesborough, S. C, 175.
Statesman, The, 19.
Statistical and Historical Writer,

615.
Staughter, 362.
Stayner, 362.
Stead, 362.
Steadman, 362.
Steam Machinery, 545.
Steam Rollers, 558.
Steamer Alabama, 561.
Steamer Etna, 566.
Steamer Fulton, 232, 638.
Steamer McDonald, 581.
Steamer Ohio, 598.
Steamer S. B. Kenawha, 558,

640.

LXXXIV

INDEX

Stearnes, 362, 275.

Stebbins, 362.

Steek, 175.

Steere, 362.

Steib, 363.

Stiles, 617.

Stephens, 363.

Stevenson, 364.

Shephenson, 364.

Sterling, 364, 515.

Sterling, Ct., 65, 75, 89, 102, 131,

132, 186, 244, 246, 321, 379,

415,449, 451, 464, 470, 546,

604.
Sterne, 364.
Sternes, 364.
Sterry, 364.
Sterrey, 364.
Stetson, 364.
Stevens, 365, 557.
Stevenson, 365, 366.
Steavenson, 365.
Steuben, N. Y., 628.
Steuben Co., N. Y., 408.
Steward, 366.
Steward, (trade) 613.
Stewart, 366.
Stewart Co., Ga., 603.
Stuart, 366.
Stickney, 366.
Stienhauer, 367.
Stiles, 292, 327.
Stillman, 367, 449.
Stillwell, 367.
Stillwill, 367.
Stilson, 367.
Stimpson, 367.
Stimpon, 367.
Stiness, 367.
Stites, 367.

Stockbridge, Mass., 289.
Stockman, 368.
Stockton, 368.
Stockwell, 368.
Stoddard, 368, 55, 129, 147, 151,

169, 388, 413, 424, 456.
Stoddard, 368
Stoke, Eng., 297, 421.
Stokes, 368.
Stone, 368, 132, 153, 247, 291,

336, 386, 440, 441, 498.

Stoneham, Mass., 365, 62$.
Stonington, Ct., 26, ig, 49, 56,

119, 133, 202, 212, 230, 246,

253, 290, 339. 361, 362, 394.

442, 457. 631.
Stonington Borough, Ct., 221.
Stonington, N. Y., 421.
Storm, The Great, 637.
Storrow, 369.
Storrs, 370, 80, 467, 507.
Stoughton, Mass., 58, 188, igr,

351,429, 483.
Stout, 370.
Stow, 370.
Stowe, 370.
Stowell, 370.

Stowe, Mass., 53, 270, 284, 453.
Straught, 370.
Stranahan, 370.
Strand, Eng., 342, 481.
Strange, 371.
Stratford, 371.
Stratford, Ct., 579.
Stratford Co., N. H., 181.
Stratford, N. H., 469.
Stratham, N. H., 288.
Straits of Sundu, 549.
Stratten, 371.
Stratton, 371.
Street, 371.

Streeter, 371, 300, 500.
Stretlitz, Ger., 303.
Strieker, 37 r.
Strong, 371, 143, 461, 484.
Strent, 371,
Stuart, 372.
Stubbs, 372.
Student, 588.
Student at Law, 592, 594.
Student, Medical, 570.
Studley, 372.
Stuger, 51.
Sturbridge, Mass., 79, 131, 283,

467. S22.
Sturch, 372.
Stuges, 372.
Sturtevant, 372.
Stutson, 372.
Styles, 373.
Suabrette, 373.
Success, Brig, 612.

INDEX

LXXXV

Sudbury, Mass., 337.

Suffield, Ct., 230, 570.

Suffolk Co., Mass., 512.

Suffolk, Eng., 297, 421.

Suffolk, Va., 308.

Sugar Cane, 560.

Suicide, 532, 540, 545, 548, 561,

565, 568, 569, 570, 582, 591,

600, 619, 625, 628, 630, 631,

632.
Sullens, 373.
Sullings, 373.
Sullivan, 373.

Sullivan's Expedition, 592.
Summers, 373.
Sumner, 373, 299, 338, 449.
Sumpter District, S. C, 329.
Sumpterville, S. C, 37.
Sunbury, Penn., 572.
Supercargo, 598.
Superior Court, 254,
Supreme Court, 535.
Supreme Judicial Court, Bristol

Co., 593.
Supreme Court of United States,

137-
Surgeon, 83, 88, 103, 129, 362,

439. 455. 499. S55> S7i-
Surgeons, College of, 510. .
Surinam, W. I., 295, 426.
Susan, Ship, 545.
Suttle, 374,
Sutton, Mass., 23, 76, 87, 134,

163, 207, 267, 283, 375, 368,

475. 508, 521, 525. 545. 555.
562, 608, 637.

Swain, 374.

Swamp, 630.

Swan, 374.

Swanzey, Mass., 22, 23, 52, 64,
68, 83, 106, 107, 113, 118,
132, 140, 145, 146, 147, 148,
154, 160, 163, 164, 165, 166,
168, 169, 174, 208, 217, 230,
232. 235. 236, 247, 249, 257,
282, 298, 303, 307, 323, 325,
328, 330, 331, 345. 347, 357.
384, 396. 400, 413. 4'7. 421,
424, 442, 450, 456, 472, 488,
49'. 499. 528, 529. 530, 559.

Swanzey, Mass., — Continued.

560, 60s, 607, 613, 617, 621,

627.
Swards, 375.
Swartz, 375.
Swats, 375.
Swazey, 375.
Sweden, 218, 337.
Sweden, King of, 102.
Sweet, 375, 237.
Sweetland, ■^y'JT.
Sweeting, 377.
Switt, 377.
Swinburne, 378.
Swinburne, 378.
Swift, 378.
Sylvester, 378.
Symington, 378.
Symens, 378.
Synja, 378.

Taber, 379.

Tabor, 379.

Taft, 380, 22, 24, 27, 30, 4iy 69,
78, 8 1, 92,109, 129, 132,169,
177, 181, 185, 197, 204, 209,
211, 217, 225, 226, 234, 240,
252, 255, 267, 275, 285, 295,
306, 310, 331, 332, 353, 384,
397. 399. 403. 405, 408, 424,
432, 457, 463, 475, 476, 495,

536.
Taggart, 382.
Talbee, 382.
Talbott, 382.
Talbot, 382.
Taliaferro, 383.
Tallahassee, Fla., 201, 383.
Tallyrand, 383.
Tallman, 383, 599.
Tamahamaha, 104.
Tamaree, 384.
Tanner, 384.
Tanquebar, E. I., 611.
Tanyard, 623.
Tappen, 384.

LXXXVI

INDEX

Tarbell, 384.

Tarbox, 385.

Targee, 385.

Tasker, 385.

Tatem, 385, 33, 34, 52, 56, 69, 70
74, 97. 99. 102, III, 112, IIS
120, 144, 153, 215, 238, 239
249, 260, 261, 272, 323, 332

349. 356, 376, 392.
Taunton, Mass., 21, 23, 24, 25

27. 33. 35, 36, 37. 38, 39. 40I
41, 42, 43, 50, 53, 54, 55, 58
61, 62, 63,69, 70, 75.83. 106
107, 108, 112, 115, 123, 124
127, 128, 129, 130, 131, 135
136, 139, 144, 145, 146, ISO
151. 153. '59. 164, 168, 173
181, 182, 195, 200, 201, 203
204, 206, 207, 208, 213, 220
224, 226, 227, 228, 229, 235
236,239, 241, 243, 244, 247,
248, 249, 250, 253, 255, 256
260, 262, 263, 264, 269, 271
274, 276, 280, 284, 285, 295
296, 298, 299, 301, 304, 307,
3", 313. 315. 316, 318, 320,
322, 331. 334, 335, 338, 339
340, 342, 343, 344, 349, 350

355, 357. 358, 359, 361, 363
364, 368, 373, 377, 386, 390
392, 393, 403, 406, 424, 428;
429, 430,431, 438, 439, 442
449, 450, 455. 457. 458, 462
463, 470, 471, 474, 476, 479
480, 481, 482, 483, 484, 491
492, 493. 494. 510, 512, 514
523, 528, 529, 541, 542, 544
558, 559, 560, 564, 565, 568
574, 577, 579. 582, 589, 590.
592, 593, 607, 608, 610, 629
650, 636, 637, 639.

Taunton Stages, 591.

Tayer, 385.

Taylor, 385, 22, 52, 113, 147, 164,
185, 200, 208, 222, 453, 471,
482.

Teacher, 571, 578, 618.

Tears, 389.

Teel, 389.

Tefft, 389.

Teixera, Baron of, 108.

Telegraph, Boston, 26.
Telegraph, Glocester, 294.
Telegraph, Hillsboro, 157, 189.
Telegraph, Rochester, N. Y.,

234, 256.
Telescope, Christian, 250.
Telfair, 389.
Telford, 389.
Tempest, 389.
Temple, 389.
Templeton, Mass , 225.
Tenas Isle, 112, 180.
Tennant, 390.
Tennessee, 140, 254, 351, 368,

512, 519, 586, 596,615,
Tennessee, Governor of, 178,

478.
Tenny, 390.
Terry, 390.
Teste, 390.
Tew, 390, 631,
Tewell, 341.

Tewksbury, Mass., 49, 1 57.
Thacher, 391, 461,465.
Thane, 391.
Thatcher, 391.
Thaxter, 391.
Thayer. 391.
Theacatchkak, 178, 186.
Theatre, 50, 61, 74, 97, 123, 166,

182, 261, 286, 302, 345, 435,

499, 519, 584, 589,605, 613,

632, 639.
Theatre, Providence, 254.
Theatre, Salem, Mass., 204,
Theatrical, 575.
Theatrical Writer, 523.
Thimby, 393.
Third U. S. Infantry, 305, 366,

445-

Thirty-seventh Regiment, 613.

Thomas, 393, 122.

Thomason, 394.

Thomaston, Me., 33.

Thompson, 394, 68, ^^, 88, 1 19,
162, 163, 166, 179, 230, 234,
239, 273, 276, 302, 305, 442,
457, 465, 583.

Thompson, Ct., 32, 51, 61, 88,
97, 105, i!0, 121, 122, 132,
169, 224, 250, 273, 274, 314,

INDEX

LXXXVII

Thompson, Conn., — Continued.
3 '5. 326. 331, 337, 363, 373,

3S9. 392,409. 413, 443. 460,
467,486, S13, S14, 520, S33,
534, 566, 569, 581, 588, 618,
ess-
Thompson Village, Ct., 46.

Thorburn, 396.

Thoreau, 396.

Thorn, 396.

Thorndike, 396.

Thornley, 570.

Thornton, 397, 400.

Thoop, 398.

Throckmorton, 398.

Throne, English, 131, 586.

Throop, 398.

Thurber, 398, 588.

Thurber's Mill, 626.

Thurston, 401.

Thwing, 402.

Tibbetts,. 402.

Tibbitts, 402.

Tiberthe, 566.

Ticknor, 402.

Ticonderoga, N. Y., 576.

Tiffany, 402.

Tilden, 403.

Tilley, 403, 636.

Tillinghast, 404, 25, 40, 60, 72,
126, ISO, 183, 3S3, 354, 358,

370, 40s, 443> 464, 596.

Tilson, 405.

Times, 576.

Times, Hartford, Ct., 212, 435.

Timberlake, 405.

Tindell, 406.

Tin gey, 406.

Tingley, 406.

Tinson, 405.

Tioga Co., N. Y., 52.

Tisbury, Mass., 149, 225.

Tisdale, 406.

Tisdall, 406.

Titcomb, 407.

Titus, 407.

Tiverton, R. I., 27, 36, 38, 39,
52, 72, 74, 77, 79, 112, 118,
119, 140, 142, 151, 153, 154,
155, 168, 174, 193, 210, 211,

Tiverton, R. I., — Continued.
212,218, 223, 228, 230, 237,
239,240, 252, 303, 307, 311,
316,317, 321, 324, 326, 327,

329,333, 3S0, 3SI, 355. 359,

379,380, 416, 421, 424, 427,

428, 437, 446, 465, 467, 468,

472,473, 515, 520, 529, 547,

549, 555, 557, 559- 574, 585.
590, 596, 614, 617, 618, 619,
621, 631.

Tivoli, Italy, 618.

Tobbetts, 407.

Tobey, 407, 34, 39, 56, 62, 80, 93,
loi, 108, 115, 116, 122, 130,
136, 137, 146, 149, 158, 161,
163, 192, 205, 213, 222, 228,
232, 233, 241, 246, 270, 280,
285,290, 295, 319, 320, 339,
346, 354, 367, 369- 377, 380.
401,407, 423,426, 448, 451,
452, 458, 460, 463, 470, 474,
476,489, 491, 492,498.

Todd, 407.

Toilet, The, 208.

Toler, 407.

Tolland, Ct, 405, 483.

Tomkins, 407.

Tompkins, 407.

Toocher, 408.

Topham, 408.

Topliff, 408.

Top.sail, Main Yard, 532.

Torrente, 408.

Torrey, 408, 189, 245, 311, 359,
388.

Torry, 409.

Tortis, 409.

Totten, 409.

Tourgee, 409.

Tourtellotte, 409.

Tow, 409.

Tower, 410.

Towle, 145, 171, 174, 321, 335,
371, 385, 462, 474.

Town Clerk, 520, 529.

Town Council, 533, .601.

Towne, 410.

Townley, 410, 364.

Townsed, 410.

LXXXVIII

INDEX

Townson, 411.
Townsend, Vt., 214, 381.
Townsendville, N. Y., 59, 254,

410.
Trace, 411.
Tracey, 411.
Trader, 189.
Trading Voyages, 598.
Trafalgar, 632.
Traffin, 411.
Trafton, 411.
Train, 42.
Transylvania University, 61, 601,

602.
Trapman, 411.
Trash, 411.
Traveler, 512, 594.
Traver, 411.
Traverse, 412.
Tread way, 412.
Tread well, 412.
Treasury Department, 568.
Treasurer, State, 612.
Tree, 510, 571, 628.
Trenton, Battle of, 599.
Trenton, N. J., 449, 519, 631.
Tribou, 412.
Trim, 412.

Trinidad, W. I., 302, 362, 597.
Trinity Church, Newport, 86,

207, 298,313,454,581-

Trinity Church, N. Y., 57, 243,
362, 398.

Tripp, 412, 483, 526.

Triton, Ship, 57, 176.

Troop, 413.

Trott, 413.

Troy, Mass., 41, 47, 72, 73, 79,
85, 9(, 106, 146, 168, 210,
212, 274, 280, 305, 317, 322,
328, 408, 425, 48s, 499, 500,
522, 529, 585, 610, 623.

Troy, N. Y., 21, 122, 161.

Troy, O., 571.

Trudeau, 4 [3.

Truesdale, 413.

Truman, 413.

Trumbull, 414.

Trustees, Board of, 602.

Truxton, 414.

Tubbs, 414.

Tucker, 414, 25, 61, 253, 380,

384. 419.
Tuckerman, 415.
Tudor, 415.
Tuells, 415.
Tuft, 415.
Tufts, 415.
Tulham, Eng., 304.
Tullen, Eng, 108.
Tuller, 416.
Tunmore, 416.
Tupapter Dist., S. C, 177.
Tupper, 416.
Turnbull, 416.
Turner, 416.
Turnip, Indian, 550.
Turpin, 417.
Tuscambia, Ala., 175.
Tuskany, 265.
Tutor, 305, 462, 487, 601.
Tuttle, 417.
Tuyston, 417.
Tweedale, 418.

Twenty Second Regiment, 531.
Twitchell, 418.
Tyler, 418, 606.
Tyng, 418.

Tyngsboro, Mass., 553.
Typographical Society, Member

of, 583.
Tyre, Ship, 631.
Tyrrell, 418.

U

Ulverstone, Eng., 522.

Underbill, 418.

Underwood, 419, 315.

Uniake, 599.

Union, Brig, 633.

Union College, 212, 259.

Union, Me., 194, 606.

Union, Ship, 534.

Union Springs, N. Y., 193, 446.

Union Village, N. Y., 607.

Unitarian Church, 408, 447.; .

INDEX

LXXXIX

United States, 239, 302, 338, 605,
611, 615.

United States Army, 35, 38, 48,
55, 56, 58, 81, 86, 113, 144,
117, 121, 122, 137, 140, 150,
156, 160, 166, 175, 178, [79,
191, 196, 204, 221, 225, 264,
270,273, 328, 341, 350, 356,
362, 364, 366, 369, 388, 409,
410,425, 442,44s. 474. Sio,
514,516, 542, 552, 560, 564,
567. 570, 571. 572, 577, 600,
606, 625, 637.

United States Army Inspector
and Adjutant General, 224.

United States Artillery, 133, 166,
301, 366, 378,411.

United States Attorney General,
256, 576.

United States Assistant Adju-
tant General, 121.

United States Branch Bank, 98,
586.

United States Brig Argus, 513.

United States Civil Engineer,
378.

United States Consul, 58, 59,

373. 429. 436, 496, 575. 583-
United States Engineer Corps,

116, 157, 232,409, 464.
United States District Attorney,

190, 579.
United States District Court,

640.
United States District Court of

Louisiana, 426.
United States District Court of

Rhode Island, 558.
United States District Court of

Virginia, 294.
United States Engineer, 59, 141,

504.
United States Gazette, 612.
United States, Herald of the,

247.
United States House of Repre-
sentatives, 630.
United States Infantry, 544, 564.
United States Second Infantry,

88, 455, 613.

United States Third Infantry,
305, 366, 445.

United States Fourth Infantry,
78, 347, 629.

United States Sixth Infantry,
587.

United States Eighth Infantry,
624.

United States Judge, 44.

United States Legation, 151
168.

United States Light Dragoons,
599-

United States Marines, 427, 607.

United States Marine Corps,
137. 341, 362, 523.

United States Marine Hospital,
74, 83, 432.

United States Minister, 227, 292,
298, 337. 370, 422, 557-

United States Minister to Chile,
36.

United States Navy, 26, 30, 38,
47. 59. 68, 78, 87, go, 100,
103, III, 129, 140, 141, 14s,
149, 152, 166, 174, 179, 183,
190, 191, 222, 232, 233, 242,
243, 244, 247, 254, 259. 270,
274, 286, 290, 293, 301, 314,
315,316, 325, 328,332, 335,
347. 363, 368, 370, 378, 383,
387. 391. 395. 405. 410, 423,
426, 432, 438, 439, 453, 455,

485. 48.7. 490, 492, 495. 499,
503,519, 522, 561, 576, 577,
594, 606, 607, 619, 625.

United States Navy Command-
ant, 176.

United States Naval Yard,
Charlestown, Mass., 279.

United States, President of, 507,
600.

United States Regiment of
Light Artillery, 22 1 .

United States Senator, 51, 67,
177, 178, 254, 368, 382, 394,
540.

United States Senator, Dela-
ware, 128.

xc

INDEX

United States Senator, Missis-
sippi, 488.

United States Senator, New Jer-
sey, 565.

United States Senator, New
York, 123, 336.

United States Senator, Pennsyl-
vania, 288.

United States Senator, Rhode
Island, 635.

United States Senator, Virginia,
606.

United States Soldier, 612.

United States Schooner Firefly,
506.

United States Ship Chesapeake,
S03, SS3.'6i3.

United States Ship Congress,
505.

United States Ship Constella-
tion, 68, 610.

United States Ship Constitution,
366, 415, 503, 539, 607, 613,

639
United States Ship Cyane, 509,

579-
United States Ship Decoy, 512.
United States Ship Enterprise,

576.
United States Ship John Adams,

625.
United States Ship Lexington,

590.
United States Ship President,

159, 204, 573.
United States Ship United

States, 523.
United States Supreme Court,

137-
United States Vessel, 528.
United States Vice President,

90, 394, 407, 408, 410, 443.
Universalist Church, 285, 496,

580.
Universalist Church, Attleboro,

233-

Universalist Magazine, 182.

University of Aberdeen, 569.

University, Brown, 214, 305,
396, 462, 505, 506, 531, 547,
565, 592, 594. 612, 636.

University, Burlington, Vt., 458.

University, Cambridge, 178, 211.

University, Dartmouth, 514.

University, Edinburgh, 616.

University, Harvard, 296, 402.

University, Nashville, 597.

University, Pennsylvania, 563.

University, Princeton, 543-

University, Transylvania, 61,
601, 602.

University, Vermont, 160, 543.

University, Virginia, 396, 414.

University, Yale, 597.

Updike, 419.

Upham, 419.

Upper Red Hook, N. Y., 59.

Upson, 419.

Upton, 420.

Upton, Mass., 204, 424, 492.

Ursulame Community, 530.

Usher, 420.

Utica, N. Y., 322, 404, 419, 468,
576.

Utley, 420.

Uxbridge, Mass., 30,38,42,55,
6j, 105, 107, 123, 129, 157,
158, 160, 161, 163, 205, 281,
283, 284, 308, 326, 336, 345,
357. 375, 381, 382, 391, 392,
395, 400, 415, 424, 427, 440,
441, 442,451,455, 456, 459,
460. 462, 465, 476, 493, 507,
510, 552, 604, 617, 620, 628.

Vaill, 122, 161.

Valentine, 420.

Valk, 420.

Vallabreque, 420.

Valley, 421.

Valley Falls, R. I., 22, 33, 84,
85, 104, 107, 133, 139, 152,
208, 211, 232, 234, 240, 248,

27s. 278, 333, 387. 392, 407.

432, 445, 460, 480, 521.
Valley Town, Tenn., 216, 498.
Valhs Mine, Mo., 599.

INDEX

XCI

Valparaiso, S. A., 59, 68, 373,

S47. 607.
Vandalia, Sloop of War, 574.
Vendorn, 421.
Vanishon, 421.
Vanneck, 421.
Van tassel, 421.
Van Alstine, 421.
Van Buskirk, 421.
Van Cote, 421.
Van Den Henvil, 421.
Vandever, 404
Van Doom, 421.
Van Hann, 421.
Van Ness, 421.
Van Rensalaer, 421.
Van Santvrood, 421.
Van Solinger, 422.
Van Vleck, 422, 126,219.
Van Wart, 422.
Van Wickham, 422.
Van Wyck, 422.
Van Zandt, 422.
Varney, 422.
Varnum, 422.
Vars,422.
Vaton, 422.
Vaughan, 422.
Vaughn, 422.
Veale, 423.
Veazie, 423, 610.
Verily, 423.
Vermilyea, 568.
Vermont, 189, 234, 395, 513, 515,

554-
Vermont, Lieut. Governor of,

608.
Vermont, U. S. Senator, 603.
Vermont University, 160, 543.
Vernon, 423, 81, 165, 197, 199,

245,276, 320, 331, 406, 446,

584.
Vernon, Ct., 411.
Verplanck, 424.
Verren, 424.
Verry, 424.
Vessel, 589, 596.
Vessel, U. S., 528.
Vevay, Ind., 292.
Viall, 424.

Vice President United St.ates,
90, 394. 407. 408, 410, 453.

Vicenza, 424.

Vickary, 424.

Vickery, 424.

Victor, Marshal, 572.

Victory, Ship, 632.

Victualler, 314.

Vienna, Court of, 366, 389.

Vienna, Me., 103, 264.

Vinal Haven, Me., 239.

Vinal Haven,. Mass., 614, 615.

Vincennis, Ind., gi, 581.

Vincent, 424.

Vincentown, 638.

Vinneman, 424.

Vinnicum, 424.

Vinson, 425.

Vinton, 425.

Virgin, 327, 403.

Virginia, 31, 86, 100, 161, 180,
184, 191, 199, 252, 262, 270,
294.318, 338,369. 398, 432,
445.509, 519. 539. 553, 554,
566, 582, 588, 589, 599, 606,
619, 632, 637, 640.

Virginia Convention, 566.

Virginia, Eastern District of,
44.

Virginia, Episcopal Church of,
600.

Virginia, 4th Regiment of, Mili-
tia, 552.

Virginia, Member of House of
Representatives, 553.

Virginia University, 396, 414.

Virginia U. S. Senator, 606.

Voax, 425.

Vocalist, 562.

Voluntown, Ct., 2o5, 260, 444,
449,631.

W

Wade, 164, 426.
Wadsworth, 426.
Wagfield, 426.
Wagner, 426.
Wagon, 562.

XCII

INDEX

Wagon Shaft, 621.

Wagoner, 622.

Wahlfahrt, 426.

Wailley, 427.

Wainwright, 427, 131, 187,204,
257. 267, 305, 309, 373, 446.

Waite, 427.

Waitey, 427.

Wakefield, 427, 129, 417.

Walcott, 427, 272.

Walcott, Ct, 255.

Walden, 428, 158, 174, 194, 195.

Waldin, 428.

Waldo, 428, 416.

Waldron, 428, 639.

Wales, 429.

Wales, Princess of, 131.

Walford, 429,

Walker, 429, 438.

Wall, 431.

Wallace, 431.

Wallach, 432.

Wallen, 432.

Wallin, 432.

Wallingford, Ct., 210, 603.

Wallis, 432.

Walpole, Mass., 64, no, 114, 136,
157, 192, 203, 227, 229, 247,
?S5, 284, 301, 320, 364, 394,

473. 479, 4«3> S'S-
Walpole, N. H., 464, 603.
Walsh, 432.
Walter, 432.
Walters, 432.
Waltham, Mass., 99, 156, 160,

266, 375, 411, 590.
Walton, 432.
Wantage, N. J,, 546.
War, Secretary of, 531, 554.
War, French, 511, 512, 576, 635.
War Prisoner, 625.
War, Revolution, 511, 512.
War 1812, SS9.
Ward 432, 196, 262.
Ward, Mass., 105, 227, 369, 415,

466, 476, 547, 638.
Wardlow, 433.
Warde, 171.
Wardwell, 433.
Ware, 434, 364, 407.

Ware, Mass., 276, 628.

Ware, N. H., 365.

Ware Village, Mass., 208.

Wareham, Mass., 51, 131, 150,
213, 245, 250, 307, 324, 407,
472, 544- 576. 632.

Warfield, 435.

Warham, 80,

Waring, 435.

Warne, 169. 275.

Warner, 435. '", 368, 535.

Warner, N. H., 563, 632.

Warrall, 437.

Warren, 437, 84,275,357,453.

Warren, Ohio, 352, 378.

Warren, Penn., 91, 179, 493.

Warren, R. I., 22, 23, 26, 30, 46,
55, 57, 58, 68, 73, ^7, 84, 85,
94. 95. 97. loi, 105, 106,
107, 109, 117, 118, 128, 129,
133, 144, 145. 146, 147. 151,
155, 156, 158, 159, 164, 165,
166, 167, 168, 169, 170, 171,
173, 174. 175. 178. 1 80, 184,
185, 190, 192, 198, 199, 206,
209, 220, 230, 231, 232, 240,
247, 249, 250, 255, 268, 279,
282, 284, 294, 296, 302, 303,
306, 307. 3 '4, 320, 325, 327,
328, 329, 330, 332, 333, 335,

338, 343. 345. 346, 347. 348,

350, 352, 356, 360, 367, 372,

388, 305, 396, 400. 408, 413,

416, 417, 420, 423, 424, 425,

428, 429, 430, 449, 45S, 456,

457, 460, 462, 467, 470, 472,

476, 478, 486, 488, 491, 492,

493.499. 507. 512, 513. 520,
521, 522, 523, 545, 549, 550,
560, 561, 563, 564, 579, 584,
58s, 592. 593. 594. 595. 596,
597. 598, 603, 60s, 606, 616,
618, 620, 631, 634,636, 637,
639-

Warren, R. I., Academy, 173,
268.

Warren, R. I , Baptist Church,
26.

Warren, R. I., Harbor, 518.

Warringer, 438.

INDEX

XCIII

Warring, 438.

Warrington, 438.

Wartman, 438.

Warwick, Mass., 102, 159, 336,

340.
Warwick, R. I., 25, 27, 28, 33

34, 35. 36. 40, 41, 42, 44, 45
53, 54, 56, 57. 60, 61, 64, 6s
66, 67, 71, 76, 78, 79, 80, 91
92, 95. 97. 98, 104, 105, 1 10;
112, lis, 116, 118, 128, 132
139, 140, 14T, 144, 148, 149,
153. 154, 155, 158, 161, i6s
170, 171, 181, 183, i8s, 195
208, 221, 227, 239, 240, 247
249, 2Si, 255, 258, 259, 260
261, 264, 268, 276, 277, 279,
280, 281, 284, 294, 298, 317
321, 322, 323, 324, 327, 329
332, 333. 335. 337, 344, 347
349, 353, 354, 355. 356, 358
359, 365, 369. 371, 374. 376
384, 387, 388, 390, 392, 39S
402, 403, 404, 408, 414, 416
418, 420,435, 436, 437, 438
440, 441, 442, 446, 447, 448
451, 452, 457, 462, 464, 466
469, 471, 473, 480, 482, 486
487, 488, 492, 496, 500, 509
512, 518, 529, 532, S33. 534
535, 536, 537. 538. 539, 54^
545, 550, 559. 563, 574. 595
60s, 608, 621, 626, 627.

Warwick, R. I., Bank, 402, 452.

Warwick Neck, R. I., 600.

Washburn, 438, 102, 235, 295.

Washington, 439, 19, 536, 539,
592, 611.

Washington, Ala., 2S0, 466.

Washington, D. C, 31, 51, 69, 89,
103, 105, 110, U3, 114, 129,
130, 149, 152, 161, 166, 178,
179, 183, 198, 224, 254, 262,
268, 283, 288, 318, 321, 330,
331, 341, 343, 350, 362, 369,
370, 382, 394. 395, 398, 405,
414, 417, 421, 422, 423, 426,
439, 443, 444, 483, 487, 488,
493,499. 508, 553, 557, 561,
S6s, 568, 572, 576, 582, 589,
599, 606, 608, 630, 635, 637.

Washington, Miss., 351.

Washington, R. I., 538, 554.

Washington Bank, Westerly, 243.

Washington Co., R. I., 517.

Washington, Schooner, 60s.

Washington, Ship, 630.

Watch Hill Point, 202.

Watchman, si 8.

Water, 514.

Waterford, Ire., 497.

Waterford, N. Y., 56, no.

Waterford, O., 462, 614.

Waterhouse, 439.

Waterloo, N. Y., 108.

Waterman, 439, 33, 51, 114, 117,
147, 161, 179, 186, 216, 24s,
249, 254. 255, 263, 280, 281,
286, 287,312, 328, 330, 344,

350, 436, 453, 456.
Waters, 442.

Watertown, Ct., 334, 477.
Watertown, Me., 288.
Watertown, Mass., 33, 69, 78, 86,

i27.*335, 347. 357, 373, 4^4,

424, 448, 472, 484, S88, 589.
Waterville, Me., S52,.584.
Waterville, Mass., 93, 144, 177.
Watervliet, N. Y., 39.
Watkins, 442.
Watson, 442, 33, 47, j6, 162, 256,

263,349. 387, 411, 442, 443.

451.498, 542.
Watts, 443, S99.
Way, 443.
Wayne, 443.
Wayne, Me., 579.
Weatherhead, 443.
Weathersfield, Vt., 90.
Weathersfield, Ct., S87.
Weaver, (name) 444.
Weaver, 598.
Webb, 445, 126, 133, 197, 212,

244,310, 355,368, 372, 373,

374,419,423, 432, 433, 436,

44S, 477, 486.
Webber, 446.
Webster, 446, S85-
Weed, 446.
Weeden, 446.
Weekly Messenger, 22.
Weekly Recorder, 217.

XCIV

INDEX

Weekes, 448.

Weeks, 448.

Weld, 448, 69, 80.

Weldon, 448.

Welford, 448.

Well, 518, 599-

Wellesley, 448.

Wellfleet, Mass., 136, 282.

Wellington, 448.

Wellington, Lord, 51, 141.

Wellington, Mass., 23, 40, 41, 54,
107, 118, 146, 163, 165, 207,
212,213, 285, 29s, 296, 382,
391,428,430, 457, 480, 490,
494, 528, 561, 568, 58s, 609.

Wellington, N. C, 139.

Wellman, 448.

Wells, 448,33. 132.

Welles, 448.

Welsh, 449, 73, 107, 109, 147,
159, 165, 168, 169, 174, 199,
255,272, 307. 314, 329, 356,

395, 455. 456. 499--

Wenham, Mass., 181, 183, 250.

Wenwood, 449.

Were, Mass., 71.

Wesleyan Seminary, 405.

Wesson, 449.

West, 450, 201, 439.

West Barnstable, Mass., 122,
156.

Westboro, Mass., 266, 467.

West Burial Ground, Prov., 504,

West Bridgewater, Mass., 304.

West Cambridge, Mass., 415,
468, 585.

West Chester, N. Y., 267.

West Chester, Penn., 568.

West Dedham, Mass., 192.

Westerly, R. I., 23, 46, 56, 57,
119. 133. 173. 192, 201, 202,
212, 230, 241, 243, 290, 306,
318, 361, 362, 367, 394, 421,
443. 449, 585. 621, 631.

Weston, Mass., 40, 59, 80, 240,
353, 368.

Western Intelligencer, 137, 246.

Westfield, Mass., 550.

West Florida, 515.

West Greenwich, R. I., 72, 73,
89, 115, 118, 150, 154, 170,
171, 172, 173, 249, 257, 260,

278, 329, 3;o. 376, 402, 433,
464, 471, 472, 473.

West Hampton, Mass., 287.

West Indies, 522, 635.

Westminster Abbey, 572.

Westminster, Mass., 181.

Westminster, Vt., 603.

Westover, Va., 640.

West Point, N. Y., 560.

Westport, Mass., 46, 55, 73, 118,
139, '55. 193, 231, 232, 246,
261, 276, 285, 326, 330, 305,
307,320, 350, 379, 412, 413,
419, 436, 470, 472, 473. 483,
591.

West Prospect, Me., 369.

West Springfield, Mass., 123, 356

West Sleckbridge, Mass., 75.

West Tennessee, 596.

West Union, O., 640.

Westcott, 457, 33, 115, 258, 290,

333, 335. 337-

Westervelt, 453.

Westgate, 453.

Weston, 453.

Wethly, 453.

Wetherby, 453.

Wetherell, 453.

Weatherell, 453.

Wetherington, 453.

Wetmore, 454.

Weyman, 454.

Weymouth, 454.

Weymouth, Mass., 123, 136, 305,
315,462,478, 565, 566.

Whale, 630.

Whalers, 630.

Whallen, 194.

Whalley, 454.

Wharf, 589, 590.

Wharf, Gibbs, 574.

Wheatley, 554.

Wheaton, 454, 25, 29, 30, 38, 45,
121,132, 153, 157, 159, 162,
177, 189, 197, 207, 210, 221,
232,265, 270, 280, 298, 316,
438, 468, 492, 496.

INDEX

XCV

Wheel Pit, 608.

Wheelwright, 552.

Wheeler, 456, 506.

Wheelock, 458.

Whelden, 458.

Wheldon, 458.

Whig, The, 212, 430, 554.

Whippey, 458.

Whipple, 4S8, 68, 357, 637.

Whitaker, 461, 117.

White, 462, 37, 66, 104, 133, 137,
171, 17s, 191, 193, 203, 243,
256,285, 301, 309,440.

Whitehead, 483.

Whitehall, Ga., 539.

Whitehorne, 464.

Whiteman, 464.

Whitetown, N. Y., 478.

Whitford, 464.

Whiting, 465.

Whitney, 465, 467.

Whitin, 465.

Whitman, 466, 213, 220.

Whitmarsh, 467.

Whitmore, 467, 192, 294, 403.

Whitridge, 467, 376.

Whittridge, 468.

Whittemore, 468, 121, 273.

Whitten, 468.

Whittier, 468.

Whittle, 468.

Whittlesley, 26.

Whittington, 468.

Wickford, 32, 42, 53, 54, 152,156,
170, 208, 217, 220, 231, 236,
248, 279, 316, 317, 321, 323,

33S> 353, 354. 355. 390, 394.
401, 403, 405, 406, 409, 419,
427, 441, 447, 452, 469, 544,
548, 554, 559, 567. 617. 620,
621, 629.

Wicks, 468.

Wickham, 468.

Wickliffe, 574.

Wickson, 468.

Wiggin, 469.

Wight, 469, 24, 40, 57, 72, 99,
130, 155, 161, 185, 187, 198,
200, 204, 210, 229, 235, 236,
250, 260, 263, 279, 284, 293,

Wight, — Continued.

295, 297, 331. 334. 354. 378,
382, 383, 391,421, 428, 434,
438, 450, 456, 469, 473. 48s.
486.

Wightman, 469.

Wilbraham, 472.

Wilbraham, Mass., 405.

Wilbour, 469.

Wilbur, 469.

Wilcox, 472.

Wild, 473.

Wilde, 473.

Wilder, 474, 73, 220, 250, 406,
407, 427, 458, 465.

Wilkes, 474.

Wilkesbarre, Penn., 148, 330.

Wilksey, 474.

Wilkins, 474.

Wilkinson, 474.

Willard, 476.

Willey, 477,

William, 479.

William, Schooner, 615.

William and Mary, Brig, 591.

William and Mary College, 588.

William Baker, Ship, 520, 532,

547. 574-

Williams, 477, 50, 62, 65, 89, 90,
113, 121, 128, 138, 162, 182,
185, 108, 207, 214, 225, 247,
255. 257, 27s, 284, 307, 315,
3 '6, 335,352,373. 385. 416,
424, 455, 477. 478, 489, 496,
497, 552. 566, 567, 617.

Williamson, 484.

Williamsburg, 111., 365.

Williamsburg, Va., 60.

Williams College, 255.

Williamstown, Mass., 577.

Williamsville, N. Y., 531.

Willing, 484.

Willington, Ct., 453.

Willink, N. Y., iii.

Willis, 484, 201.

Willison, 485.

Williston, 485.

Willoughby, 485.

Wills, 485.

Wilmarth, 485, 527.

XCVI

INDEX

Wilmington, Del., 248, 610.
Wilmington, N. C, 178, 245, 261
265, 286, 307, 324, 429, 448

490, 598, 630,631.
Wilson, 22, 23, 24, 27, 33, 35, 4O;

42, 46, 47, 48, 49, SO, 53, 54
55, 56, 60, 62, 66, 67, 68, 73
74. 75, 7^, 77< 79. 80, 87, 88
89, 92, 95, 98, 99, 100, 102
105, 107, 108, 112, 113, 114
115, 118, 125, 128, 133, 134
138, 141, 143, 145, 148, 149
150, 152, 153, 15s, 156, 157
158, 163, 165, 166, 170, 171
176, 177, 178, 181, 182, 183
184, 185, 188, 190, 194, 197
198, 200, 203, 206, 212, 215
219, 220, 222, 224, 225, 228;
230,231, 232, 233, 23s, 236;
240, 244, 246, 249, 251, 252
255, 256, 257, 258, 260, 261

263, 266, 267, 269, 271, 277;

279, 280, 281, 282, 284, 285
286, 287, 288, 298, 299, 301
302, 307, 311, 312, 317, 32O;
325, 326, 327, 329, 334, 336
337, 338, 343, 344. 347, 348
349, 350, .151,353, 354. 356:
360, 361, 362, 363, 369, 373
374, 375, 376, 278, 379, 380,
381, 383, 384, 385. 386, 387
388, 389, 390, 391, 392, 393
394, 395, 397- 399, 400, 401
402, 403, 404, 415, 416, 417
418, 423, 424, 425, 429, 432
434; 435, 436, 439- 44', 446;
447, 448, 449, 450, 451, 452
453, 454, 456, 457, 458, 460
461, 464, 465, 467, 473, 474:
480, 482, 485, 486, 487, 490

491, 492, 493, 494, 497, 498

499, 5'9-
Wilson Co., Tenn., 61, 270.
Wilton, 487.
Wilton, Me., 270, 358.
Winch, 108.
Winchester, Va., 561.
Winchell, 487.
Wind, 487.
Windham, Ct., 48, 62, 76, 79,

242, 243, 244, 252, 287,;; 350,

Windham, Ct, — Continued,

352, 377, 378. 411, 420, 428,
430, 445, 446, 447, 449, 452,
480, 487, 499, 547, 548.

Windham, N. Y., 607.

Windham, Penn., 506.

Windpipe, 572.

Windsor, Ct., 246, 331, 432, 455-

Windsor, Vt., 88, 89, 331, 370.

Wines, 487.

Wing, 487, 39.

Wingfield, 149, 423.

Winman, 488.

Winn, 48S.

Winship, 488.

Winslow, 488, 81, 83, 92, 129,
^ 247,331,345,351,416.

Winsor, 489.

Winterbottom, 490.

Winthrop, 490.

Winthrop, Me., 108, 487.

Wiseman, 530.

Wiscassetl, Me., 27, 283, 415.

Wiscassett, Mass., 477.

Wirt, 490.

Witherill, 490.

Witter, 490.

Woahoo, S. -., 104, 384.

Woburn, Mass., 283, 495.

Wolcbtt, 490.

Wolfe, 560, 568.

Wolfeboro, N. H., 179, 181.

Wood, 490, 1 1 2, 240, 342, 402,

615.

Wood Engraver, 577.

Woodard, 492.

Woodbridge, 352, 391.

Woodbridge, N. J., 611.

Woodburn, 493.

Woodbury, 493.

Woodbury, Ct., 624.

Woodcock, 493.

Wooden leg, 619.

Woodley, 152.

Woodman, 493.

Woodmansee, 493.

Woodnurse, 493.

Woods, 493, 296.

Woodstock, Ct., 62, 97, 144, 149,
159, 163, 167, 171, 174, 178,
207,217, 219, 232, 241, 243,

INDEX

XCVII

Woodstock, Ct., — Continued.
306,314, 315, 331, 339, 358,
372,411,414,417, 475, 480,
481, 533, 546, 567, 588.

Woodstock, Vt., 136, 385.

Woodward, 494.

Woodworth, 494.

Woolford, 494.

Woolley, 494.

Woolsey, 495.

Woolwich, Me., 426, 550.

Woonsocket, R. I., 35, 157, 238,

325. 553-

Woonsocket Falls, R. I., 67, 187,
392, 482, 485.

Wooster, 603.

Worcester, 495, 86, 227.

Worcester Co., Mass., 582.

Worcester, Eng., 509.

Worcester, Mass., 27, 32, 38, 47,
51, 52, 55, 78, 83,89,94,98,
109, 1 13, 114, 119, 122, 128,
132, 134, 13s, 142, 143, 157,
175, 181, 188, 190, 192, 206,
222, 224, 225, 227, 236, 240,
243, 256, 262, 268, 270, 275,
282, 293, 294, 295, 313, 320,
324,332, 336, i39, 342, 366,
369,370, 372, 373. 391. 393.
414,433, 435. 445. 446. 457.
461,476, 481, 492, 500, 517,
541.549. 553. 554. 572, 581,
582, 606, 6i8, 628, 633.

Work, 495.

Worms, 495.

Worseley, 495.

Worth, 495.

Worthington, 495.

Worthinglon, Mass., 627.

Worthington, O., 445.

Worthy, 495.

Wreck, 575, 576, 61 1, 625, 638.

Wrecked, 518, 566.

Wrentham, Mass, 33, 41, 43, 48
59, 61, 89, 91, 99. •56, 161
182, 204, 211, 233, 243, 255
277, 287, 308, 317, 320, 356,
392,404, 405, 408, 416, 418
425,426, 435, 455, 46!, 463
465, 467, 476, 477. 492, 497
53'. 573. 58t. 582, 583. 621
628.

Wrestle, 583.

Wright, 495, 72, 76, ^^, 84, 108,
114,118, 123, 168, 170, 172,
199.233, 234, 283, 316, 337,

347. 424. 433-
Wrightstown, Penn., 636.
Writer, 615.
Writer, Historical, 517.
Writer, Poetical, 520.
Writer, Theatrical, 523.
Wrought, 496.
Wurtemburg, Ger., 229, 265.
Wurtemburg, King of, 479.
Wyatt, 496, 396, 414.
Wydown, 496.
Wyer, 497.
Wyman, 497.
Wynkoop, 563.
Wyoming Massacre, 551.
Wyse, 497.

Ximent, 497.

Y

Yale College, 326, 414.

Yale, Graduate of, 603.

Yale University, 597.

Yard, Navy, 579.

Yarmouth, Eng., 150.

Yarmouth, Mass., 26, 55, 134,

337. 377. 576.
Yarn, Skein of, 631.
Yarrington, 497.
Yates. 497.

Yellow Banks, Ark., 577.
Yellow Fever, 603.
Yerrington, 498, 609.
Yogrouse, 498.
York, Me., 560.
York Co., Me., 633.
Yorkshire, Eng., 588.
Yorkshire Giant, 603.
Young, 498, 142, 397, 504.
Youngstown, N. Y., 508.

Zanesville, O., 84, 463.
Zarakozulo, Rus., 531.
Zephyr, Brig, 518.

The

Rhode Island
American

MARRIAGES

(CONTINUED)

THE RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN

The first number of the Rhode Island American was issued
Friday, October 21, 1808, by Dunham and Hawkins, William W.
Dunham, editor, and David Hawkins, Jr; It was printed at the
sign of the American Eagle, opposite the market. Terms three
dollars per year, half in advance.

The editorial announcement in the first number stated prob-
ably as the reason for establishing the paper that the " pressing
necessity of the present period which was to decide whether the
politics ot Washington shall once more regain their proper influ-
ence in the hearts of his countrymen demands correspondent exer-
tion."

October Sth, 1825, a consolidation was effected between the
Gazette and the American. The firm of Brown and Carlisle was
formed (Hugh H. Brown and Francis T. Carlisle) and con-
ducted the printing on the north side of Market Square. William
S. Patten was editor for one year when he was succeeded by Chris-
topher E. Robbms.

In March, 1827, Mr. Carlisle bought out his partner and em-
ployed Benjamin F. Hallett as editor. In the July following the
Microcosm, a weekly paper, established June 10, 1825, by Walter R.
Danforth, was absorbed by the American. Two years later (July,
1829), the Cadet and Statesman also taken in. The title was
changed to that of the Rhode Island American Statesman
AND Gazette. The Cadet and Statesman was founded as the
Literary Cadet attd Saturday Evening Bulletin. It was published
by Smith and Parmenter (Samuel J. Smith, Jonathan C. Parmen-
ter); Sylvester S. Southworth was editor. It was a weekly until
July, 1828, and then semi-weekly until its absorption. The last
number was issued Friday, Feb. i, 1833. Saturday, Feb. g, it was
continued under the title of Microcosm American and Gazette
until its final discontinuance March 29, 1834. Daniel Mowry, 3d,
was proprietor of these last consolidation papers. April 6, 1833,
he sold out to James S. Hamm & Co. (Joseph Knowles the Co.,)
who owned it at its final discontinuance. The paper obtained a
high position in the community and had among its writers the best
talent of the State. William Goddard was editor when it was at
its best.

MARRIAGES.

H

HACK Caroline, daughter of Nathan, of Taun-
ton, and Job Grossman, Jr., at Taunton, by
Rev. Mr. Hamilton,

HACKETT William S. and Lucy D. Sayward,
at Nantucket. American of

HADLEY Caroline and Sylvester Griffith, both
of and at Middleboro, Mass. American of

HAD WEN William, formerly of Providence, and
Eunice Starbuck, daughter of Joseph, of
and at Nantucket. American of
Isaac and Martha Hoar, both of and at Bris-
tol. American of
Eliza and Ulysses Holdeji, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Edes. American
of
Charles and Amey Brownell, at Friends Meet-
ing House, Somerset. American of
Sarah, of Providence, and Oliver Arnold, of
Troy, N. Y., at Providence, by Rev. Dr.
Edes,
Dorcas B., of Providence, and William A.
Robinson, of South Kingstown, at Provi-
dence, at the Friends Meeting House,

HADWIN Charles, of Providence, and Sarah
Earle, daughter of Piiney, at Leicester,
Mass. American of

HAFFEY May Agnes and Henry S. Whitte-
more, at New York, by Rev. Dr Cox,

HAGADORN Jacob and Deborah G. Chace, at
Nantucket. American of

HAGOOD Elvina Ann, daughter of Rev. Gid-
eon, and James McPherson, Esq., of
Charleston, at Mt. Ararat, Barnswell Dist.,
S. C.

HAILER Henrietta, of Philadelphia, and San-
ford Mason, of Providence, at Philadelphia.
American of

Sept. 5, 1827
April 27, 1 83 1
Feb. 10, 1826

Nov. 8, 1822
Dec. 10, 1822

Aug. IS, 1823
Sept. 19, 1823

Oct. 30, 1827

Nov. 13, 1828

Aug. 12, 1 83 1
May 19, 1831
Sept. 8, 1829

March 26, 181 8
March 23, 1821

22 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HAINES Pasco and Mary M. Billings, at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Dec. 31, 1820
HAILE Mary and Jeremiah Saunders, at War-
ren. American of May 7,1811
HALE Ruth, of Rowley, Mass., and Rev.
Thomas Williams, of Providence, in this
town, by Rev. Mr. Edes, May 20, 1812

Ednah and George W. Baker, in this town.

American of Oct. 7, 1814

Nathan, Esq., editor of the Daily Advertiser
and Weekly Messenger, and Sarah P. Ev-
erett, daughter of the late Oliver, Esq., at
Boston. American of Sept. 10, 181 6

Jane and Albert Pabodie, both of Providence,

at Pawtucket, by Rev-. Mr. Blake, Sept. 4, 1818

HAIL George and Mary Ann Gibbs, daughter

of John, both of and at Providence, by

Rev. Mr. Edes, Oct. 29, .1818

HALE Mary and Daniel T. Goodhue, both of

and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, • Dec. 28, 1819

• William H. and Mary B. Cooke, daughter of

Thomas, at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Edes, Feb. i, 1820

Thomas, of Swanzey, and Mrs. Clarissa
Bowen, of Seekonk, at Swanzey, by Elder
Benjamin Taylor, Aug. lo, 1820

Thomas and Hannah Braley, both of Valley

Falls. American of , Dec. 14, 1821

Sally and Ansel Churchill, both of and at

Warren. American of Dec. 10, 1822

Benjamin and Ruana Lacey, both of and at
the Chocolate Mills, near Pawtucket.
American of Jan. 24, 1823

Sophia and George A. Goff,- both of and at

Rehoboth. American of Sept. 30, 1823

Ann, of Providence, and Levi Hale, Esq., of

Warren, at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano. April 5, 1824

Levi, Esq., of Warren, and Ann Hale, of and
at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano, April 5, 1824

James and Eliza Krink, at Warren. Ameri-
can of June 3, 1825
HAILE MaryT. and John Pearce, Jr., both of

and at Warren. American of Oct. 11, 1825

Elizabeth and David Carpenter, at Smith-
field. American of Jan. 20, 1826
HALE Simon L. and Almira W. Merry, daugh
ter of Barney, Esq., at Pawtucket, by Rev.
ivJr. Taft, April 3, 1828
HAILE William, Jr., and Maria Carr, eldest
daughter of Caleb, 2d, both of and at War-
ren, Oct. 19, 1828

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES

23

HALE Eliza and Henry Champlin, at Warren

American of Sept. 29, 1829

barah Ann, daughter of Daniel, and Seth W.
Shaw, both of and at Providence, by Rev
Mr. Phillips Dec. 22, 1829

Oliver and Sally D. Parker, at Hubbardston

American of Aug. 6, 1830

Betsey, eldest daughter of Daniel, and Kings-
ley C. Gladding, at Providence, by Rev.
Mr. Pattison, Oct. ig 18^0

HAILE Lydia Carpenter, of Swanzey, and Sam-
uel Maxwell, of Providence, at Swanzey.
American of May 24 18^1

HALES John Grove and Elizabeth Steele Ro-

laff, at Boston. American of Jan. 15, 1821

HALEY Mrs. Hannah and Leonard Hathaway,
both of Wellington, Mass., in this town.
American of Sent. 30, 1814

HALFPENNY Thomas J. and Matilda N. Al-

den, at Baltimore. American of Feb. 3, 1832

HALL Capt. Job W. and Mrs. Nancy Leonard,

at Taunton, by Rev. Mr. Pipon, Nov. 16, 1808

Hannah and Warren Lincoln, both of and at

Raynham, by Rev. Dr. Forbes, March 15, 1810

Ann, daughter of the late Col. Levi, and
Capt. Charles Holden, Jr., all of this town,
by Rev. Mr. Edes, Dec. 10, 1810

Barzillai and Hannah Robinson, both of

Raynham, Mass., in this town, Oct. 13, 1813

Eliza, daughter of the late Dr.' Hall,

of Pomfret, Conn., and Henry Ward, Esq.,

of New York, at Pomfret, Sept. 2, 1818

Elizabeth, daughter of Capt. Lyman, and
William C. Pendleton, both of and at West-
erly, American of Dec. 31, 1819

Ruth and John Brewer, bookseller, both of

and at Providence American of Jan. 28, 1820

James S. and Eleanor Snow, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson. Ameri-
can of June 2, 1820

Susan, youngest sister of Capt. Shira, and
George Marsh, at Providence, by Rev. Dr.
Gano. American of June 12, 1821

John, Jr., of Norton, and Harriet Leonard,

of and at Taunton. American of Sept. 25, 1821

Anna and Hosea Jenckes, both of and at

Smithfield. American of Oct. 5, 1821

Jabez, of Providence, and Hannah C. Put-
nam, daughter of Israel, Esq., of and at
Sutton, Mass. American of Oct. 26, 1821

24

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HALL Mary and John Booth, both of and at

North Providence, by Rev. Mr. Taft.

American of
Caroline, daughter of Nathaniel, Esq., and

Rev. Francis Parkman, at Medford, Mass.

American of
Jonathan Prescott, Esq,, of Pomfret, Ct., and

Harriet DeWolfe, daughter of Hon. James,

at Bristol, by Rev. Mr. Wight.
Nathan and Eliza A. Billings, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano,
Perley and Sarah S. Smart, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,
Nancy, of Attleboro, and Marcus Williams,

of Mansfield, at Attleboro. American of
Sarah, of Mansfield, and Samuel Smith, of

Hampton, at Mansfield. American of
Robert, of Boston, and Sophia Allen, of and

at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,
Leonora, daughter of Thomas, Esq., of Sparta,

Ala., and Col. Charles O. Foster, formerly

of Providence, at Sparta. American of
Milton and Julia Collins, daughter of John A.,

Esq., at Newport. American of
Joseph A. and Sally White, at Taunton.

American of
Maria and George Eddy, at Johnston. Amer-
ican of
Milton and Rosannah Pitman, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering,
John Pearce and Ann Eliza Thompson, both

of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,
Ardelia and Zadock Baker, both of and at

Taunton. American of
Ruth and Chauncey W. Saunders, at Paw-
tucket, by Rev. Mr. Taft,
Sarah B., of Salem, Mass., and Rev. George

Dana Boardman, of North Yarmouth, Me.,

at Salem. They will embark shortly for

India under the direction of the Board of

Missions. American of
Mary and Augustus S. Dawley, at Slaters-

ville, Smithfield. American of
Cornelia, daughter of Thomas, and Seth

Doud, at Middletown. American of
Tamzin,of Pawtucket, and Lemuel Ingraham,

of Attleboro, at St. Paul's Church,
Dorcas, of East Greenwich, and George E.

Weeden, of North Kingstown, at Exeter.

American of

Dec. 28, 1821

May 10, 1822

Oct. II, 1822

March 30, 1823

Aug. 27, 1823

Nov. 20, 1823

March 30, 1824

April 25, 1824

June 4, 1824
June II, 1824
Aug. 13, 1824
Sept. 24, 1824
Nov. 20, 1824
Dec. 26, 1824
Feb. 25, 1825
March 16, 1825

July 8, 1825

July IS, 1825

Sept. 23, 1825

Sept. 25, 1825

Oct. 4, 1825

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES

25

HALL Phila, of Newport, and Gustavus Wil-
liamson, of and at Providence, by Rev.
J. N. Krown,

Silas, Jr., of Providence, and Julia Ann Smith,
of and at North Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Pickering,

Dutee J., of North Kingstown, and Sarah
H.' Lawton, of and at Exeter, by Elder
Pardon Tillinghast,

Mary A. and Charles W. Henry, both of and
Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano,

Isaac, Jr., and Eliza Jennings, both of and at
Fall River, by Rev. Mr. Smith. Ameri-
can of

Milton and Hannah M. Farley, at Newport,
by Rev. Mr. Torrey,

Eleanor and Nathan Chace, at Portsmouth
American of

Mercy R. and Vernum Bailey, both of East
Greenwich, at Warwick,

Persis, of Raynham, and Capt. Elijah Stod-
dard, of Taunton, at Bristol, by Rev.
Bishop Griswold. American of

Rachel Wilson, third daughter of George,
Esq., of Newport, and Henry G. Carpenter,
of Providence, at Newport, by Rev. Mr.
Wheaton,

Polly and Ebenezer Snow, Jr., of Raynham,
at Taunton, by Rev. Mr. Cobb,

Robert B. and Ophelia B. Carey, both of
East Greenwich, at Norwich, Ct., by Rev.
Mr. Bentley,

Alexander and Charlotte Parker, at Nan-
tucket. American of

Samuel and Elizabeth B. Dickerman, at
Boston. American of

Samuel W. and Margaret B. Knowlton, at
Boston. American of

Capt. Amos R. and Arbela Wilbur, daughter
of Capt. Simeon, at Raynham. American
of

Wealthy, of Portsmouth, and David W.
Wilbur, of Somerset, at Portsmouth, by
Rev. Mr. Gale. American of

Soraneus L., of Norton, and Ann Sarah
Mupro, of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Pickering,

Mary M., daughter of Benjamin, of Newport,
and Henry M. Holley, of South Kingstown,
at Newport, by Rev Mr. Tucker,

Oct. 9, 1825

Dec. 6, 1825

March 15, 1826
Feb. 25, 1827

April 13, 1827
May 30, 1827
Dec. 18, 1827
Feb. 24, 1828

Sept. 9, 1828

Dec. I, 1828
June II, 1829

June 21, 1829

Sept. 18, 1829

Jan. 8, 1830

April 30, 1830

Dec. 3, 1830
March 22, 1831
April 28, 1 83 1

May 9, 1831

26 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HALL Sarah Weeden, of New Shorehara, and

Matthew Chappell, Esq., of South Kings-
town, at Stonington, by Rev. Mr. Whit-
tlesey, Oct. 6, 1 83 1
John W. D. and Abby S.Jackson, daughter

of John T., of Providence, by Rev. Mr.

Pickering, Nov. 13, 1831

Isaac, of New Bedford, and Hannah Norris,

daughter of Benjamin, of and at Bristol, Dec. 12, 1831

HALLETT David of Yarmouth, and Caroline

B. Swift, of Providence, at Yarmouth, by

Rev. Mr. Aid en, July 20, 18 17

Christina, of Barnstable, and Rev. Daniel

Chessman, prstor of Warren Baptist

Church, at Barnstable. American of April 21, 1818

Benjamin Franklin, Esq., attorney at law,

and Laura Earned, second daughter of

William, Esq., both of and at Providence,

by Rev. Dr. Crocker, June 25, 1822

Julia Ann, tenth daughter of Benjamin, Esq.,

and Capt. Bradford B. Williams, at Oster-

ville, Mass. American of April 9, 1824

Capt. William L. and Keziah C. Sturges,

both of Barnstable, at Boston, Oct. 25, 1827

George W., late of Boston, and Louisa

Branch, daughter of late Col. Sanford, of

and at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Edes, May 18, 1829

A. D. M., daughter of B , and Capt.

George Lovell, at Osterville. American of June 25, 1830
Nancy and Isaac H. Bearse, at Yarmouth.

American of Dec. 17, 1830

Mrs.Henrietta,daughter of Benjamin Hallett,

and Thomas Delap Scudder, of Hallowell,

Me., at Osterville, Mass., by Rev. Mr.

Harris, Sept. 4, 1831

HALLOCK Gerard, one of the editors of Boston

Recorder and Telegram, and Eliza Allen,

of Chilmark, Martha's Vineyard. Amer-
ican of June 14, 1825
HALSEY Frances Maria, daughter of Thomas

L., Esq., of this town, and George Warren

Cross, Esq., of Charleston, S. C, at St.

John's Church, by Rev. Mr. Crocker, Oct. 19, 1812

Harriet, daughter of Thomas Lloyd Halsey,

Esq., and Capt. John Orde Creighton, U.

S. Navy, in this town, at St. John's Church,

by Rev. Dr. Crocker, March 5, 1815

Anna Elizabeth, daughter of Thomas Lloyd

Halsey, ot Providence, and Marshall G.

Wright, Esq., of New York, at Providence,

by Rev. Dr. Crocker, Nov. 8, 1827

RHODE ISLA.ND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES

27

HALSTEAD

Esq., of Brooklyn, N.

Y., and Marianna Patten, daughter of Rev.
Dr. Patten, of and at Newport. Amer-
ican of
HAMBLEY Ruth and William Osborn, both of
and at Tiverton. American of

Elizabeth S., of Providence, and Thomas
Osborne, Jr., of Tiverton, at Portsmouth.
American of
HAMER Joseph and Sabra Clarke, both of and

at Pawtucket, by Rev. Mr. Benedict, •
HAMOR George, of Fall River, and Dorothy S.
Clarke, at Pawtucket, by Rev. Dr. Bene-
dict. American of
HAMILTON Mrs. Charlotte and Hon. John
Taylor Gilman, Governor of New Hamp-
shire, at Exeter, N. H. American of

Job, of Warwick, and Hetty Warren, of and
at Lyme, Ct. American of

Rev. Luther, of Taunton, and Delia Williams,
of and at Deerfield, Mass. American of

Henry and Maria Peirce, both of and a,t War-
wick. American of

Ruana and Anson Hathaway, at Pawtucket,
by Rev. Mr. Taft,

Eliza, daughter of the late General, and Sid-
ney Augustus Holly, of Stamford, Ct., at
New York. American of

Charles A., of Worcester, and Eliza A. Porter,
of and at Boston. American of

William, of Providence, and Mary Staples, of
and at Mendon, by Rev. Mr. Daggett,

David M. G., of Londonderry, Ireland, and
Hannah C. Snow, of and at Providence, by
Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Mrs. Henrietta R. and Rev. William T. Pot-
ter, both of and at New Haven, Ct. Amer-
ican of
' John, formerly of Fayette Co., Penn., and
Mrs. Mary Cavenaugh, widow of Patrick,
an old Revolutionary soldier. She is in her
6oth year. She is the mother of 2 1 children,
had last year 48 grandchildren and a niim-
ber of great grandchildren. This is her
fifth husband and this his fourth wife ; at
Boston. American of

Capt. John and Mrs. Rebecca Colby, at
Wiscassett. This is her 3d husband and
she is not yet 20; has been a widow 6 weeks.
American of

May 20, 1 83 1
Oct. 29, 1822

March. 27, 1827
Aug. 3, 1820

Aug. 5, 1828

Jan. 13, 1815
Jan. 16, 1818
Nov. 2, 1 82 1
June 4, 1822
April II, 1825

July 26, 1825
March 14, 1826
March 30, 1828

July 21, 1828

June 22, 1830

June 29, 1830
Dec. 17, 1830

2y VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HAMLIN William and E;iiza Bo wen, daughter

of Isaac, both of and at this town, by Rev.

Mr, Edes, April 2, 1810

Samuel E. and Nancy Bolster, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Edes, April 28, 1817

Cornelius F and Martha Munro, at Paw-
tucket, May 18, 1829
H.AMRLIN Leonard, 23, and widow

Burlingim, 40. She is sister to Hamblin's

grandfather's wife; at Huntington, Vt.

American of April 22, 183 1

HAMM ^iary Ann, daughter of Benjamin, and

John G. Child, both of and at Providence,

by Rev. Dr. Gano, Nov. 12, 1820

Mrs. Deborah, of Providence, and Uriel

Bowen, of Attleboro, at Providence, by

Rev. Mr. Ludlow, Aug. i, 1824

Mary Jane and Oliver Hancom, at Ports-
mouth. American of Dec. 31, 1830
Elizabeth and David Porter, at Boston, by

Rev. Mr. Haskins, Rector of Grace

Church, May 3, 1831

Martha I., daughter of Benjamin, of Provi-
dence, and William B. Westcott, of New

York, at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Church, Oct. 24, 1832

HAMMERSLEY Anna Maria and Rev. An-

toine Verren, Rector of the French Church

du St. Esprit, at New York. American of Oct. 26, 1830
HAMMETT Sarah, daughter of Nathan, and

Isaac Gould, at Newport. American of Dec. 25, 1810

John V. and Louisa S. Davenport,' daughter

of Charles, at Newport. American of Nov. 12, 181 1

Alexander R., of Coventry, and Eunice Led-

yard, of and at Warwick. American of March 7, 1820

HAMMOND Mary, orily daughter of James, and

Salmon Rugg, at Providence, by Rev'. Mr.

Edes, June 24, i8io

Capt. John Paine and Elizabeth Launders

Thurston, daughter of the late Capt. Sam-
uel, at Newport, Oct. 28, 1810'
Sarah and Rowland R. Crocker, both of New

Bedford, at Newport. American of April 26, 181 1

Hannah and George Thomas, by Rev. Dr.

Gano. American of Sept. 29, 181 1

Cynthia, only daughter of the late Capt.

Joshua, and Capt. Robert Williams, both

of and at Newpoit. American of Aug. 22, 1815

Ann H. and Daniel Allin, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Baker, Nov. 4, 18 16

Zenas and Mary Bailey, both of and at New-
port. American of April 11, 1820

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES

29

HAMMOND Jonathan, of Glocester, and Esther
Tourtellott, daughter of Roger, of and at
Foster. American of

Pardon T., of North Kingstown, and Rhoby
H. Stanton, of and at South' Kingstown,
daughter of Daniel. American of

Mary Ann, daughter of Samuel, Esq., and
Rev. John Gorham Palfrey. American of

Ann R.. daughter of James, of Newport, and
Charles H. Phelps, of and at Stonington,
Ct., by Rev. Mr. Hart,

Col. Reuben and Abby Aylesworth, daughter
of John, at Foster. American of

John S. and Lucy Ann Sweetland, both of
and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Brown,

William G.,. Esq., and Sarah T. Bull, daugh-
ter of Henry, Esq., at Newport, by Rev.
Mr. Wheaton. American of

William and Hannah Seymour, at Providence.
American of

Hope Ann and Daniel Seaman, both of and
at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Brown,

Mrs. Olive, of Mendon, and Peleg Peirce, at
Rehoboth. Mr. P. has lost 5 wivis by
whom he has had 21 children, 18 of whom
are now living. She has been the mother
of 13 children, 10 of whom are living.
American of

Miss Olive, of Mendon, and Peleg Peirce, at
Rehoboth. American of

Capt. Ebenezer F., of Rochester, and Lovica
H. Jenney, at Fairhaven. American of

Josiah H. and Anna G. Warren, at Grafton.
American of

John and Hannah Russell, at Marblehead.
American of

William and Mrs. Martha Brown. American
of

Frances Josephine, daughter of Col. Asahel,

of Hampton, Ct., and Jedediah Leavens,

Jr., Esq., of KiUingly, Ct., merchant, at

Hampton, by Rev. Mr. Sprague,

HANAN Eliza and Gardiner T. Swartz, both of

and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Church,
HANBURY Capel, Esq., of the Royal Scots,
and Ellen Franklin, only daughter of
William, formerly Governor of New Jersey,
and granddaughter of Dr. Benjamin, in
England. American of
HANCOCK Timothy and Sarah Lyons, at Paw-
tucket. American of

Sept. IS, 1820

March 7, 1823
March 14, 1823

July 28, 1824

April 29, 1825

Jan. 17, 1828

Jan. 29, 1828
June 24, 1828
July 10, 1828

Dec. 5, 1828
Dec. 12, 1828
Sept. 18, 1829
Oct. 23, 1829
Dec. 17, 1830
Dec. 24, 1830

Jan. i6, 1833
Oct. 4, 1829

Aug. 7, 1818
April 22, 1828

30 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HANCOCK Henry R., of Boston, and Mary

Ann Slack, of and at Roxbury, by Rev.

Dr. Pearce. American of Dec. i8, 1829

HANDON Maria Land Fessenden Parker, both

of North Providence, at Pawtucket, by

Rev. Mr. Taft, American of June 7, 1831

Maria L. and Fessenden Parker, both of

North Providence. This marriage never

took place. ;^s.oo is offered for proof of

the party who brought the notice to the

office. American of June 21, 183 1

HANDY Luther and Christana Munroe, both of

Warren, at Bristol. American of June 4, 1816

Asa, of Providence, and Mrs. Robey Smith,

of Smithfield, by Abel Allen, Esq., April 22, 1820

Eleanor, daughter of late Job, of Uxbridge,

and John Baker, of Scituate, at Uxbridge.

American of Oct. 19, 1821

Charles O., of Newport, Purser U. S. Navy,

and Emily Jane Taylor, daughter of

Frances S., Esq., at Old Point Comfort,

Va. American of April 19, 1825

Caroline, eldest daughter of William, M. D.,

of New York, and William Erskine Gold,

Esq., of Pittsfield, Mass., at New York.

American of June 21, 1825

Ann Matilda, daughter of Thomas, of New-
port, and Adam J. Levy, of Philadelphia, at

Newport, by Rev. Mr. Wheaton, Oct. 12, 1825

Waitey and James Arnold, Esq., both of

Cumberland, at Smithfield, by Thomas

Mann, Esq., Aug. 10, 1826

Westcott and Mary Cross, daughter of Capt.

Samuel, both of and at Providence, by Rev.

Mr. Pickering, Feb. 7, 1827

Leafy and Caleb Fuller, both of and at Smith-
field, by Judge Mann, Nov. 22, 1827
G., of Bristol, and Elizabeth O. Freeman, of

and at Boston. American of Sept. 30, 1828

Willard A. and Stelliann Robinson, both of

and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering, Nov. 23, 1829
William A. and Amelia Jane Read, at Bristol,

by Rev. Mr. Davis, May 20, 1832

H ANING Moses, 70, and Mrs. Isabella Cheralin,

28, at Northumberland, N. Y. American of May 3, 1814

HUNNEWELL Sophia, of Cambridge, and

Charles Tufts, of Smithfield, at Cambridge.

American of Nov. 9, 1824

HANSCOM Oliver and Mary Jane Hamm, at

Portsmouth. American of Dec. 31, 1830

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES

31

HANSON Maria and Daniel Sheffey, M. C.from

Virginia, at Washington. American of

Mary J. and Hon. Thomas P. Grosvenor,

near Baltimore, at the residence of Charles

Hanson, Esq. American of

Abigail, 55, and John Bobar, i8,at Lewiston,

Me. American of
Daniel and C. F. E. Jackson, adopted daugh-
ter of Mrs. Eleanor, at Charlestown, Mass.
American of
HAPGOOD Dorexa and Kinne Sperrey, at

Cornwall, Vt. American of
HARBIN Henry and Zerviah Myers, both of
Dracut, Mass,, at Olneyville, by Nathaniel
G. Olney, Esq.,
HARDENBERG John C. and Mary Colwell,
daughter of John, Esq., of Burrillville, at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Preston. Amer-
ican of
HARDGROVE Elizabeth, i8, and John Beal, a
soldier in Pulaski's legion in the Revolu-
tion, at Richmond. American of
HARDING Mary, daughter of Walker, and
Lemuel Field, Jr., all of this town, by Rev.
Mr. Edes,
Eliza, daughter of Walker, of this town, and
Edmund B. Winterbottom, of and at Wil-
mington, N. C,
Ezekiel and Sally Harding, daughter of
Walker, in this town, by Rev. Dr. Crocker.
American of
Sally, d'^ughter of Walker, and Ezekiel Hard-
ing, in this town, by Rev. Dr. Crocker.
American of
Abbey and James Smith, by Rev. Mr. Edes,
Lebbeus L. and Sarah B. Anthony, both of

and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Edes,
Eddy, of Barnngton, and Nancy Walker
Hutchinson, of and at Providence, by Rev.
Dr. Gano,
Albert E. and Cornelia EUery, daughter of
Hon. Christopher, both of and at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Dr. Crocker,
Sevvall and Eliza Wheeler, both of and at
Medway, by Rev. Mr. Bailey. American of
Mary Ann, of Providence, and John Harts-
horn, of Boston, at Providence. Amer-
ican of
Martha and Joseph Lindsey, both of and at
Bristol. American of

Feb. 14, 18 12

March 28, 1815
Feb. 15, 1830

Aug. 24, 1830
Aug, 12, 1828

May 5, 1815

Oct. 8, 1819

May 1 8, 1832

June 20, 1811

July 20, 181 1

Dec. ;, 1813

Dec. 7, 181 3
Dec. 20, 1813

May 26, 181;

June 5, 1817

Nov. 26, 1819
Dec. 5, 1820

March i, 1822
Feb. 17, 1824

32 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HARDING Harriet, of Mansfield, and Willard
Richards, of Attleboro, at Mansfield, by-
Rev. Mr. Briggs, July 7, 1825

Edwin and Frances Angier, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Crocker, Oct. 26, 1828

Eliza F., second daughter of Hezekiah, and
John H.Taylor, both of and at Providence,
by Rev. Mr. Hathaway, Oct. 21, 1832

HARDY Luther, of Bradford, Mass., and Re-
becca Goss, of and at Providence, by Rev.
Dr. Gano, Dec. 26, 1825

Gilbert P. and Mary Ann Knapp, formerly
of Portsmouth, at Bradford, Mass. Amer-
ican of Jan. 12, 1830
HARGROVE Caroline and Ebenezer French,
one ot the editors of Baltimore Patriot, at
Baltimore. American of March 4, 1814
HARKELL Henrietta S. and Otis Hayden, at

Boston. American of Oct. 23, 1829

HARKNESS Elizabeth, daughter of George, of
Newport, and Gardiner Tisdale, of Wick-
ford, at Newport. American of Feb. 6, 1824
HARLOW Lavinia, daughter of Capt. Benjamin,
and John T. Alexander, both of and at
Plymouth, by Rev. Mr. Bugbee, May 5, 1831
HARRELL Winifred and Isaac Stafford, of
Newport, at Elizabeth City, N. C. Amer-
ican of April 3, 1829
HARRINGTON Abel B. and Mary Armington,

in this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano, July 10, 1809

Phebe and John R. Bradford, at Boston, by
Rev. Dr. Baldwin, Nov. 10, 1814

Charles C, of Newport, and Maria Hudson,
daughter of Capt. Thomas, of Providence,
by Rev. Dr. Gano, Feb. 6, 1820

Huldah and Charles Bennett, both of and at
Foster. American of Sept. 19, 1820

Samuel, of Brimfield, Mass., and Harriet
Phipps, of and at Thompson, Ct. Ameri-
ican of Nov. 13 and 27, 1821

James J., of Providence, and Mrs. Eliza
Sherman, formerly of New Bedford, at
Seekonk, by Rev. Mr. Mace, Aug. 25, 1822

Amelia and Richard M. Snow, both of and

at Providence. American of July 15, 1823

Samuel, of East Greenwich, and Emeline
Marsh, of and at Cranston, by Rev. Dr.
Edes, May 6, 1827

Capt. Daniel and Clarrissa Gray, at Worces-
ter, by Rev. Mr. Miller. American of April 11, 1828

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES

33

HARRINGTON Hannah and Henry Tower, at
Millbury, by Rev. Mr. Goffe. American of

Albert and Mary Ann Roudrick, at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Waterman,

Laura and Runah Bazin, both of and at
Valley Falls, by Rev. Dr. Benedict.
American of

Panthey, 14, and Jacob Allen, 18, at Thomas-
town, Me. American of

Harriet and Arthur Clarke, of Providence, at
Grafton. American of

Harriet S., of Smithfield, and Niles West-
cott, of Cranston, at Central Falls,

Elmina T., of Central Falls, and Edward
Knight, of Cumberland, at Central Falls,
by Rev. Mr. Frieze,
HARRIS Eliza, eldest daughter of Capt. Ben-
jamin, of Taunton, and Thomas VV. S.
Bicknell, at Barrington, by Rev. Mr.
Watson,

Dr. Stephen and Eliza Greene, daughter of
Capt. James, at Warwick, by Elder Little-
field,

Mrs. Abby, eldest daughter of Dr. Caleb
Fiske, and Caleb Williams, Esq., of Provi-
dence, at Scituate, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Martha, daughter of Oliver, of Cumberland,
and James Salla, of this town, at Cumber-
land. American of

Eunice, of Boston, and Cyrus Drake, of
Watertown,

Daniel, of Smithfield, and Mary H. Tilling-
hast, of and at Wrentham. American of

Emar and Sally Sweet, youngest daughter of
Philip, both of and at Smithfield,

John S., merchant, and Polly C. Coleman, in
this town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Allen, Agent Central Manufacturing Co., and
Mary Lester, of and at Plainfield, Ct., by
Rev. Mr. Wells. American of

Mercy Ann, daughter of Stephen, Esq., of
Scituate, and John W. Smith, of Glocester,
at Scituate, by Rev. Mr. Westcott,

Capt. Isaac and Mrs. Patience Paul, daughter
of the late Dr. F. W. Rhodes, of Boston,
by Rev. Mr. Preston,

Daniel and Phebe B. Thornton, at Pawtuxet,
by Rev. Mr. Jacobs. American of

Susan, of Cranston, daughter of the late
Andrew, of Warwick, and William C. Man-
chester, Esq., by Rev. Mr. Tatem,

July 18, 1828
Oct 22, 1828

Nov. 3, 1829
Dec. 18, 1829
June 21, 1831
Oct. 30, 1 83 1

May 13, 1832

June 25, 1809

Dec. 3, 1809

Aug. s, 1 81 1

Jan. 12, 1813
Aug. 31, 1813
May 24, 1814
Feb. 21, 1815
June 25, 1815

May 17, 1816

March 13, 1817

May II, 1817
July 8, 1817

June 14, 1818

34 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HARRIS Edwin H., of Providence, and MaryC.
Dexter, of and at Pawtucket, by Rev. Mr.
Blake. American of June 15, 1818

Edward B., of Cranston, and Maria A.
Greene, of and at Warwick, by Rev. Mr.
Tatem, Sept. 24, 18 18

Solomon, of Brooklyn, Ct., and Eliza Tilling-

hast Holdoff, of Providence, March 18, iSrg

Stephen and Avis Sayles, eldest daughter of

Elisha, Esq., both of and at Burrillville, July 6, 1820

Anna and Amasa Fuller, both of Attleboro,
at Providence, Aug. 26, 1820

Sarah Ann, of^ Cranston, and Capt. Earle
Carpenter, at Cranston, by Rev. Mr.
Curtis, Oct. 26, 1820

Benjamin C, of Providence, and Eliza
Greene, daughter of Timothy, of North
Providence, at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Edes, April 16, 1821

Phebe, of Scituate, daughter of late Dr.
Harding, of Johnston, and John S. Fenner,
of Foster. American of Oct. 30, 1821

Sarah O., daughter of late Stephen, of Prov-
idence, and Samuel Greene, of North
Providence, at Pro.vidence, by Rev. Dr.
Crocker, Sept. 10, 1822

Dr. Stephen, of Warwick, and Maria Manton,
daughter of late Col. Edward, of and at
Johnston, by Rev. Mr. Tobey, Oct. 13, 1822

Amey W., daughter of Charles, Esq., and
Major Jeremiah Potter, both of and at
Scituate. American of Oct. 25, 1822

Samuel B., of Smithfield, and Amey Wilkin-
son, daughter of Abraham, of and at Paw-
tucket. American of June 10, 1823

Eliza A. and John Burr, 2d, both of Provi-
dence, at Pawtucket, by Rev. Dr. Benedict.
American of Aug. 1, 1823

Aldice and Mary Winsor, daughter of Au-
gustus, both of and at Scituate. Ameri-
can of April 20, 1824

Hannah, daughter of Joseph, of Cranston,
and Dr. Leander Uttley, of Providence, at
Cranston. American of May 7, 182*4

William W. and Eliza G.. Fuller, daughter of
late Joseph, both of and at Providence, by
Rev. Mr. Ludlow. American of Nov. 5, 1824

Naomi, youngest daughter of Jonathan, of
Smithfield, and Stephen Brown, of Provi-
dence, at Smithfield. American of Feb. 25, 1825

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES 35

HARRIS Sally M., daughter of William, and
Joseph Taylor, Jr., both of Warwick, at
Greenville, War., by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Oct, 16, 1825

Eliza and Col. John W. Arnold, both of and
at Pawtuxet, by Rev. Mr. Shurtleff, Oct. 30, 1825

Capt. Elisha and Sarah Taylor, eldest daugh-
ter of late William, of Providence, at Scit-
uate, by Rev. Jonathan Wilson, Dec. 20, 1825

Elisha, Esq., of Coventry, and Sally Taylor,
of Scituate, at Coventry, Dec. 21, 1825

Phebeand Daniel Mann, Esq.,of Woonsocket,
at Smithfield, Aug. 3, 1826

Amey A. and Jonathan S. Angell, at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Sept. 5, 1826

William and Sarah Wilkinson, daughter of
Abraham, Esq., at Pawtucket, by Rev, Dr.
Benedict, Oct. 18, 1826

Ann, daughter of John, of Cranston, and
Henry Sweeting, of Pomfret, Ct., at Crans-
ton, by Rev. Mr. Shurtleff, Nov. 26, 1826

Relief and Shubael Kelley, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson. Dec. 4, 1826

Capt. Caleb and Eliza A. Hodges, daughter
of Preston, of Providence, at New York, Jan. 12, 1827

Patience Francis, daughter of Charles, and
Abner W. Peckham, at Scituate, by Rev.
Mr. Knight, Sept. 7, 1828

Samuel, Esq., and Adelina Sproat, daughter
of late James, of and at Taunton, Oct. 6, 1828

Jonathan and Adelia M. Capron, at Smith-
field, April 6, 1830

Samuel and Mary Smith, daughter of Jere-
miah, at Smithfield, May 20, 1830

George W., Esq., and Mrs. Lucinda Morgan,
widow of late Capt. William, at Batavia,
N. Y., by Rev. Simeon Cummings. Amer-
ican of Dec. 7, 1830

Elisha and Mary Ann Winsor, daughter of
Abram, Esq., both of Smithfield, at Slaters-
ville, by Rev. Mr. Farley, Oct. 2, 1832

HARRISON Ann and Thomas Greene, both of

and at Warwick, by Rev. Mr. Littlefield, May 28, 1815

Capt. William and Catherine Warner, both of
and at Warwick, by Rev. Mr. Curtis, Jan. i, 1816

Henry, merchant, and Elizabeth Francis,
daughter of the late Thomas Willing Fran-
cis, Esq., both of and at Philadelphia.
American of April 8, 1817

E. H. and Dr. S. H. Littlejohn, of U. S.
Army, at Sackett's Harbor, N. H. Amer- -
ican of April 6, 1821

36 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HARRISON Sarah, of Darien, and Isaac Snow,
formerly of Providence, at Darien, Ga.-
American of Feb. 14, 1823

Mrs. Elizabeth, of Philadelphia, and John
Brown Francis, of Warwick, at Philadel-
phia. American of May 29, 1832
HART Ann, of Boston, and John Bacon, of
Newport, merchant, at Boston, by Rev.
Dr. Lathrop, American of Oct. 8, 181 1

Jarvis P. and Elizabeth Dunham, both of and

at Newport. American of Dec. 7, i8t9

Nancy and John Durfee, at Tiverton, by Rev.

Mr. Coleman. American of Dec. 19, 1820

James W. and Penelope Dean, at Taunton,

by Rev. Alvin Cobb. American of Jan. 5, 1821

George and Eliza Padelford, at Taunton.

American of Jan. 18, 1822

Nicholas and Penelope Bowen, both of and

at Cranston. American of Oct. 29, 1822

Mercy and Benjah Borden, at Tiverton:

American of May 20, 1823

Simon and Mary C. Carr, at Newport.

American of Oct. 3, 1823

Elizabeth L., daughter of Elisha, Esq , of
Saybrook, Ct., and sister of Mrs. Commo-
dore Huil, and Hon. Heman Allen, U. S.
Minister to Chili, at New Haven, Ct.
American of Oct. 28, 1823

Eliza Ann and Charles Lincoln, at Taunton, Sept. 23, 1828

Mrs. Rebecca and Alexander Jack, at New-
port. American of Nov. 7, 1828

Mary Ann S. and Gideon Brown, both of and

at Johnston, by Rev. Mr. Manchester, Jan. 26, 1829

Emily, of Foster, and 'Perry Davis, of Provi-
dence, at Johnston, by Rev. Mr, Manches-
ter, Nov. 8, 1829

John and Elizabeth Bowers, of Providence,
at Pawtucket, [prob. Pawtuxet, J. N, A.]
by Rev. Mr. Shurtleff. Dec. 29, 1829

Lucinda, daughter of Hon. John, and Thad-
deus Spaulding, M, D., at South Reading.
American of July 27, 1830

William B., M. D., of Colrain, and Octavia

Fairman, at Norwich. American of Aug. 10, 1830

Edwin and Lucelia Gorton, both of Warwick,
at Cranston, by Rev. Mr. Shurtleff, May 15, 183 1

HARTLETT Hon. Josiah, M. C. from N. H.,
and Hannah Weeks, at Greenfield, N. H.
American of April 28, 18 12

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES

37

HARTSHORN Lucy, of Kingsboro, N. Y., and
John Larchar, of and at this town, by Rev.
Mr. Edes,

Sylvanus and Desdamia Allen, daughter of
Major Abel, both of and at Providence, by
Rev. Mr. Edes,

Hannah, daughter of Jacob, of Johnston, and
Othniel Gorton, of Providence, at John-
ston, by Rev. Mr. Almy. American of

Hannah, of Franklin, Ct., and George Smith,
of Middletown, at Franklin. American of

Sylvester, of Providence, and Amey Water-
man, eldest daughter of Thomas, at Smith
field, by Rev. Mr. White. American of

Submit, of Hampton, Ct., and William Ray-
mond, of Norwich, Ct., at Coventry, R. I.,
by Obed Perkins, Esq.,

John, of Boston, and Mary Ann Harding, of
and at Providence. American of
HARTS HORNE Lucretia and Howe Grosve-

nor, at Pomfret, Ct. American of
HARTSHORN Samuel W. and Amelia Dana,
daughter of Payton, of Providence, at Nor-
folk, Va.,

Mary, of Providence, and Samuel Allen, of
Centreville, N. Y., at Providence, by Rev.
Mr. Edes,

Nancy Peirce and Jacob Robbins, of Lowell,
at Boston. American of

Thomas Coles and Ednah Jewett Pabodie,
daughter of William, Esq.,
HARTWELL Jesse, Jr., of New Marlboro,
Mass., and Maria Thayer, of and at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Sharp of Boston,

Rev. Jesse, of Sumpterville, S. C, formerly
of Providence, and Margaret F. Brodie, of
and at Charleston, S. C, American of

George and Abigail W. Eaton, daughter of
Seth, Esq., at Taunton,

Jonas and Thankful Briggs, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Dr. Crocker,

Isaac and Sally Stone, at South Leicester,
by Rev. Mr. Jones,
HARVEY Mrs. Elizabeth, 65, and Benjamin
Lincoln, 75, at Taunton. American of

Preston, of Taunton, and Silence Eddy, of
and at Rehoboth, by George W. Peck, Esq.
American of

Elizabeth, of Taunton, and Thomas Burt, of
and at Rehoboth,

April 17, .1814

Nov. 23, 1815

Aug. 20, 1 8 19
Oct. 23, 1820

Dec. 15, 1820

March 1 1, 1821

March i, 1822

Feb. 6, 1824

Jan. 21, 1828

April 20, 1829
May 28, 1830
Oct. 13, 1830

Sept. 19, 1 819

June I, 1824
Dec. II, 1825
Nov. 26, 1827
Dec. 15, 1829

Julys, i8r4

Jan. 4, 1820
Nov. 15, 1821

38 VITAL RECORD OP RHODE ISLAND

HARVEY Ann and John Barney, both at and of

Taunton. American of Jan. 9, 1823

Joel and Lydia S. Barber, both of and at

Worcester. American of April 15, 1825

Polly, of Providence, and Thomas Francis,

formerly of Boston, at Providence, by Rev.

Mr. Ludlow, May 30, 1825

HARWOOD Mary and Capt. George Walden,

both of Newport, in this town, by Rev.

Dr. Gano, Dec. 30, 1813

Eliza, daughter of Edward, and Joseph West,

both of Newport, in this town, by Rev. Dr.

Messer, Sept. 27, 1815

Harriet, daughter of Edward, and William

Chace, both of and at Providence, by Rev.

Dr. Gano. American of Oct. 10, 18 17

John Carter and Abby Wheaton Merry, both

of and at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Nov. 10, 1822

George S., of Providence, and Mary S. Wal-

din, daughter of Capt. George, of New-
port, at Tiverton. American of Oct. 16, 1827
Levi C. and Susan B. Stowe, both of and at

Groton, by Rev. Mr. Conyers. American of Nov. 13,1827
Catharine, daughter of Edward, of Provi-
dence, and Benjamin P. Wilbour, of New-
port, at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano, April 3, 1828
Lieut. r-, U. S. Navy, and .Sarah A.

Wood, daughter of late Capt. Peleg, at

Newport, by Rev. Mr. Wheaton, Nov. 11, 1828

Mary G., daughter of Edward, and Lewis

Potter, both of and at Pawtucket, by Rev.

Dr. Benedict, Nov. 20, 1828

Sally, daughter of Genera! Richard, of An-
napolis, Md., and Lieut. Francis Taylor,

U. S. Army, at Annapolis, by Rev. Mr.

Blanchard. American of Sept. 25, 1829

Archibald and Mrs. Hannah Fay, at Boston.

American of March i, 1831

HASKELL Sally F., daughter of late Comfort,

Esq., of Cumberland, and George Mason,

2d. American of Dec. 31, 1822

Benjamin, of Providence, and Charity Van

Cote, at New Haven. Feb. 4, 1828

George, of Saxonville, and Deborah Com-

stock, at Uxbridge. American of April 11, 1828

Artemus H., of Mina, N. Y., and Sophia W,

Davenport, of and at Providence, by Rev.

Mr. Pickering, Oct. 5, 1828

Mrs. Rebecca and Coffin Pinkham, at Nan-
tucket. American of Aug. 25, 1829

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES

39

HASKELL Nancy and Thomas Cunningham, at
Glocester. American of

S. P. and Dr. N. C. Keep, at Boston. Amer-
can of

Jacob, Jr., of Lowell, and Mary F. Snow, at
Fitchburgh. American of
HASKINS Ralph and Rebecca Greene, eldest
daughter of the late David, Esq., at Bos-
ton, by Rev. Mr. Gardiner,

Sybel and Edward Martin, at Taunton.
American of

Mary, of Hardwick, and Cyrus Chipman,
resident of Greenwich Village, Mass., at
said place, by W. P. Wing, Esq.,

Almira and Leonard Baker, at Taunton.
American of

Capt. Samuel and Lavma P. Rounds, both of
and at Taunton. American of

Abijah and Mercy A. Gavins, at Taunton.
American of

William, of Boston, and Frances Maria
Hodges, at Providence. American of

Sylvia, daughter of William, and Ebenezer
Terrell, Jr., at New Bedford, by Rev. Mr.
Kent,
HASTINGS Mrs. Martha H., of Boston, daugh-
ter of David Grieve, of Providence, and
Nathaniel Holland, of and at Philadelphia.
American of

Mary M., daughter of Hon. Seth, and Caleb
Hayward, Esq., at Mendon, Mass. Amer-
ican of

Mary Ann, daughter of Nathan, of Provi-
dence, and Joseph Stacy, of Boston, at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Edes,
HASWELL Sarah, of VVatervliet, N Y., and
Joseph H. Greene, of Albany, merchant, at
Watervliet. American of

Philip and Ruth Linell, both of and at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Kent,

Mary A., of Providence, and Thomas Brow-
nell, of Tiverton, at Providence, by Rev.
Dr. Gano,

Elizabeth A., daughter of Peter, and Capt.
Isaiah Weldon, both of and at Providence,
by Rev. Mr. Tobey,
HATCH John and Sally Edwards, youngest
daughter of Dr. Thomas, at Keene, N. H.
American of

Oct. 9, 1829

April 20, 1830

May 21, 1830

March 24, 18 14
May 3, 1825

Dec. 18, 1825

Jan. 27, 1826

March;, 1826

April 30, 1830

July 7, 1830

April 19, 183 1

Dec. 24, 18 19

Nov. 8, 1822

April 8, 1824

March 26, 1822
Aug. 9, 1826

Nov. II, 1827

Dec. I, 1831

March 22, 181 1

40 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HATCH John C, of Middletown, Ct., and Eliza

A. Brown, of and at Providence, by Rev.

Mr. Baker, Sept. 20, 1819

William and Elizabeth L. Howland, daugh-
ter of John, Esq., both of and at Bristol,

by Rev. Mr. Wight, Feb. 27, 1820

Betsey, of North Kingstown, and Thomas

Essex, of Warwick, at North Kingstown,

by Rev. Mr. Tillinghast, May 15, 1820

Dr. Joseph and Cynthia Kent, both of and at

Attleboro. American of Dec. 26, 1823

Fanny, daughter of Col. Israel, of Attleboro,

and Washington Peirce, of Weston, Mass.,

at Attleboro, by Rev. Mr. Hall, Jan. 21, 1824

Mrs. Sarah B., of Hanson, and Winslow

Sturtevant, of Pembroke, at Providence.

American of Oct. 11, 1825

George W. and Patience R Mason, at At-
tleboro, by Rev. Mr. Hall, Jan. 23, 1826
George C. and Martha S. Coomer, both of

and at Bristol. American of April 24, 1827

Solomon and Eunice W. Maxfield, daughter

of David, both of and at Bristol, by Rev.

Mr. Rexford, June 30, 1827

Sarah T., daughter of late Solomon, of Bris-
tol, and William Peck, at Bristol, by Rev.

Mr. Rexford, Oct. 17, 1827

Caroline and Dr. Anthony Collamore, at

Pembroke, Mass. American of Sept. 11,1829

A. M., of New York, merchant, and Harriet

Osgood, at Haverhill. American of April 9, 1830

Mary T., of Scituate, and Abiel Leach, Jr.,

of Providence, at Scituate. American of Aug. 20, 1830

Watson D. and Patience Pearce, daughter of

late Apollos, of Pawtucket, at Providence,

by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Oct. 10, 1831

HATHAWAY Aras, of Raynham, and Hannah

Dean, of and at Taunton, June 4, 1809

Jane, daughter of Abner, and Thomas Shaw,

both of Newport, at Bristol, Aug. i, 1814

Leonard, Esq., and Mrs. Hannah Haley, both

of Wellington, Mass., in this town. Ameri-
can of Sept. 30, 181 4
Eliza, eldest daughter of Benjamin, and Peter

Place, both of and Providence, by Rev. Dr.

Gano, Dec. 17, 1816

Joseph, of Boston, and Harriet Taylor, only

daughter of the late Gustavus, Esq., at

Providence. American of July 10, 1818

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES 41

HATHAWAY Eliza, daughter of Jeremiah, of
Warwick, and Jonathan Peirce, Jr., of Cov-
entry, at Cranston, Sept. 2, 1819

Sally, of Bristol, and Taber Corey, of Wren-
tham, at Bristol, by Rev. Mr. Rates. Amer-
ican of Oct. II, 1819

Ephraim A. and Sarah Ann Williams, daugh-
ter of Nathaniel, Esq., both of and at Digh-
ton. American of Feb. 11, 1820

Thomas and Ann Eliza Barstow, eldest
daughter of Elias, both of and at Provi-
dence. American of Jan. i, 1822

Adeline and Caleb Snow, at New Bedford.

American of Nov. 22, 1822

Sally S. and Joseph Cudworth, at Freetown,

Mass. American of April 8, 1823

Mary Ann, daughter of late Zephaniah, of
Newport, and Welcome Ide, of and at Prov-
idence. American of Jan. 2, 1824

Betsey, of Freetown, and George Pearce, of

Berkeley, at Freetown, April iSj 1824

Noah P. and Ann Paine, both of Freetown,
at Newport. American of April 27, 1824

Abby F. and Bertram R. Parker,, both of

and at Providence. American of May 14, 1824

George W. and Alice M. Perry, both of

Dighton, at Rehoboth. American of Aug. 24, 1824

Cynthia and Jonathan Pike, at Providence,

by Rev. Dr. Gano, Dec. 9, 1824

Mary and Andrew Horton, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Mudge, March 2, 1825

Anson and Ruana Hamilton, at Pawtucket,

by Rev. Mr. Taft, April 11, 1825

Lieut. Bradford, of Wellington, Mass., and

Mary Burt, of and at Taunton, Oct. 9, 1825

James M., of Freetown, Mass,, and Sally
Hathaway, of and at Providence, by Rev.
Dr. Gano, Jan. i, 1826

Sally, of Providence, and James M. Hath-
away, of Freetown, Mass., at Providence,
by Rev. Dr. Gano, Jan. i, 1826

Hope, of Dighton, and Isaiah Thomas, of
Middleboro, at Dighton, by Israel Anthony,
Esq., July 16, 1826

Enock B., of Dighton. and Myra Burt, of and
at Taunton, by Rev. Mr. Hamilton, Aug. 5, 1827

Martha, daughter of late Michael, of Assonet
Village, Freetown, and Isaac Borden, of
Troy, Mass., at Assonet. American of Oct. 19, 1827

Anna and Capt. Zebina Blake, at Dighton.

American of Dec. 21, 1827

42 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HATHAWAY Joshua and Mary Ann Smith,
both of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Pickering, Oct. i6, 1828

Thomas Jefferson, of Cumberland, and Sarah

Corey, at Smithfield, Dec. 29, 1828

Margaret, daughter of late George, and
George Anthony, both of Middletown, at
Friends' Meeting House, Portsmouth, May 13, 1829

Michael, of Freetown, and Almira Cannon,
daughter of Cornelius, at New Bedford.
American of Feb. 19, 1830

Ann B. and Daniel S. Cobb, of Taunton,

at Freetown. American of June 29, 1830

Elizabeth and Silas J. Darling, at Fall River,

by Rev. Mr. Minor, Dec. i, 1830

Cynthia and Jabez Gibbs, at Fall River, by

Rev. Mr. Minor, Jan, 27, 1831

Esther and Samuel Wales, at Providence, by

Rev. Mr. Pattison, April 25, 1831

HATHORN John and Sarah Agnes Bacon, at

Boston, April 7, 1830

HATTRICK Mary Crawford, daughter of Pfeter,
Esq., and Rev. Joseph Hurlbert, of Albany,
at New York. American of June 22, 1824

HAUSWELL Ann Maria^and Alfred S. Buffing-
ton, at Smithfield, by Rev. Dr. Edes, April i, 1827
HAVENS Julia Ann and Joseph Manchester,
Jr., both of and at Coventry, by Rev. Ivir.
Manchester. Nov, 23, 1817
Nancy, of Pawtucket. and Nathan A. Browh,
of Smithfield, at Pawtucket, by Rev. Dr.
Benedict, Jan. 25, 1S18
Fones, of North Kingstown, and Mary Lewis,

at Newport. American of Jan. 5, 1821

Joseph F., of North Kingstown, and Mary
Lewis, of Jamestown, at Newport. Amer-
ican of Jan. 9, 1 82 1
Alexander, Jr., of Warwick, and Mary Gates,

of and at Uxbridge, by Rev. Mr. Judson, Nov. 29, 1825

HAVEN Louisa, of Framingham, Mass., and
Rev. Elbridge Gale, of Wickford,at Fram-
ingham, by Rev. Mr. Train, April 2, 1826
HAVENS Susan and Freeman Baxter, both of
Warwick, at Centreville, by Rev. Mr. Wil-
son, April S, 1827
HAVEN Samuel F., Esq., of Dedham, and

Lydia G. Sears, at Boston. American of May 14, 1830

HAVENS Hiram, of Buffalo, N. Y ; and Zilpha
L. Stetson, at Charlestown, Mass. Amer-
i:an of April 22, 1831

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES 43

HAWES Abigail, of Franklin. Mass., and Pele-

tiah Metcalf, of Smithfield, at Franklin.

American of June 16,1820

Nathan and Margaret Sweet, at Attleboro.

American of May i, 1821

Mrs. Olive and Napoleon Bonapart.e Bales,

both of and at Smithfield. by Thomas

Mann, Esq., ' Oct. 5, 1823

Daniel B., of Providence, and Sarah J. Bar-,

rows, of North Providence, at Providence,

by Rev. Dr. Gano. American of Nov. 11, 1823

Betsey and Ebenezer Crocker, both of and

at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering, Aug. 22, 1825

Marie, daughter of Col. George, and Latimer

R. Shaw, of Boston, at Wrentham.by Rev.

Elisha Fiske, Aug. 25, 1825

Eliza and William Mason, both of Provi-
de, ce, at Smithfield, by Rev. Mr. Edes, May ri, 1826
William T. and Margaret M. Montgomery,

both of and at Providence, by Rev. Dr.

Gano, Dec. 12, 1826

Rev. Prince, of Boston, and Charlotte J. L.

Godfrey, daughter of John, Esq , at Taun-
ton, by Rev. Mr. Maltby, April 14, 1828
William and Hannah Brathruk, at Boston.

American of April 23, 1830

John H., merchant, and Lydia H. Williams,

at Boston, April 6, 1831

HAWKES Alpheus, of Providence, and .^bigail

Smith, of Smithfield, daughter of John, at

Providence. American of Nov. 22, 1822

Mrs. Elizabeth and Edwin Tripp, both of and

at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Farley, Nov. 9, r828

Jonathan and Clarissa Palmer, at Lynn.

American of Oct. 9, 1829

Sarah L. and Ebenezer Paine, at Charles-
town, Mass. American of Nov. 6, 1829
William and Hannah Holden, at Lynn.

American of June 18, 1830

HAWKINS Samuel, of Cranston, and Alice

Anthony, of Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Oct. 13, 181 1
Joseph B. and Harriet Angell, daughter of

Benjamin, both of and at North Provi-
dence. American of July S, 1814
Hope, of Johnston, and Joseph S. Angell, of

Providence, at Johnston, by Rev. Mr.

Sprague. American of Oct. 10, 1817

Mrs. Pamela and Thomas Angell, both of and

at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Edes, Oct. 6, 1819

44

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HAWKINS Mary, daughter of Darius, andViall
Franklin, both of and at Cumberland, by
■Rev. Mr. Potter,

Sarah, of North Providence, and Maturin
Ballou, 2d, of Smithfield, at North Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Benedict,

Ezekiel B., of Providence, and Eliza Cranston,
of and at Seekonk. American of

Almira F., of Providence, and Otis Holmes,
of Sharon, Mass., at North Providence.
American of

Alpheus, of Johnston, and Celia A. Rhodes,
daughter of Richard, of and at Scituate, by
Rev. Mr. Knight,

Fidelia E. and Edward Jenckes, at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Allen,

John H., of Providence, and Clarissa M. Sim-
mons, of Scituate, at Warwick.

Hezekiah, formerly of Providence, and Sarah
R. Carlton, of and at Franklin, Mass.,

William H., of Fall River, and Harriet Thur-
ber, of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Pickering,

and Benjamin B. Burgess, at Providence,

Elvira, daughter of late Henry, of North
Providence, and John Eddy, of Killingly,
Ct., at Pawtucket, by Rev Mr. Taft.
American of

Mrs. Sarah B. and Samuel Shaw, 2d, at
Smithfield, by Rev. Mr. Allen,
HAWLEY Emily Ann and Richard E. Eddy,
both of and at Providence, by Rev. Dr.
Gano,
HAY Hortensia Munro, daughter of George.
Esq , U. S. Judge for Eastern District of
Virginia, and Lloyd N. Rogers, Esq., of
Maryland, at Oak Hill, the residence of ex-
President Monroe, in Loudoun Co , Va., by
Rev. Mr. Jackson,
HAYDEN Sally L., daughter of Aaron, Esq..
and Luke Brooks, formerly of Salem, at
Eastport, Me. American of

Otis and Henrietta S. Haskell, at Boston.
American of
HAYES Gunilda. late of Ontario, N. Y., and
Capt. Daniel Howland, formerly of Rhode
Island, at St. Charles, Mo. American of
Thomas, of Philadelphia, and Susan Parker
Bainbridge, daughter of the Commodore,
at Charlestown, Mass. American of

Feb. 23, 1820

Oct. 16, 1820
April s, 1822

July 26, 1822

June 20, 1825

Dec. 22, 1825

Jan. 8, 1826

Aug. 19, 1827

Dec. 3, 1827
July 23, 1828

July 17, 1829
March 4, 1830

Oct. IS, 1823

July 5, 1829

March t6, 1827
Oct. 23, 1829

Aug. 28, 1821

March 29, 1825

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES 45

HAYFORD Gardiner, of Providence, and Mrs.
Ann Goodwin, daughter of Benjamin
Williamson, at Charleston, S. C. Amer-
ican of Dec. 18, 1818

Eliza and Joseph W. Dexter, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Edes, Jan. 14, 1824

Ruth W,, eldest daughter of Capt. Daniel, of
Providence, and Nathaniel G. Helme, of
North Kingstown, at Providence, by Rev.
Mr. Edes, Feb. i, 1825

Ann and Cyrus H. Smith, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Edes, July 19, 1827

Mary Ann, daughter of Daniel. of Providence,
and Archibald Fairbanks, of Lancaster,
Mass., at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Edes.
American of May 29, 1829

HAY WARD Capt. Abraham, of Boston, and
Marietta Daggett, daughter of Capt. Elijah,
of and at Attleboro, by Rev. Mr. Reed, May 19, 18 14

Charles, merchant, and Eleanor Dorr, eldest
daughter of John, Esq., at Boston. Amer-
ican of May 12, 1815

John E., Esq., of South Bridgewater, and
Harriet M. Pratt, daughter of Capt. Asa,
of and at same place, Oct. 5, 1821

Caleb, Esq., and Mary M. Hastings, daugh-
ter of Hon. Seth, at Mendon, Mass. Amer-
ican of Nov. 8, 1822

Clarrissa and Joseph Luther, both of Belling-

ham, at Pawtucket, by Rev. Dr. Benedict, Feb. 20, 1827

Ebenezer and Susan Burbeck, at Mendon,
by Rev. Mr. Daggett. American of March 2, 1827

Sarah A. and Samuel A. Dorr, Esq., at Bos-
ton. American of Dec 22, 1829

Jonathan P., of Boston, and Sarah R. Rice,

at Concord. American of May 21, 1830

HAZARD Thomas Carder, of South Kingstown,
and Elizabeth Arnold, eldest daughter of
Col. Thomas, of and at Newport, by Rev.
Mr. Wheaton. American of Jan. 14, 1812

Jeremiah and Harriet Moore, daughter of the
late James, at Newport. American of Sept. 30, 18 14

Sylvester R., of Newport, and Gulielma
Maria Babcock, of and at South Kings-
town, by Matthew Robinson, Esq., April 23, 1820

Hannah R. and John B. Arnold, both of

Warwick, at Pawtuxet. American of May 9, 1820

Job G. and Hannah Taber, both of and at

• Providence, by Rev Dr. Gano, Nov. 5, 1820

Mumford and Sarah Tilley, daughter of Ab-
raham, at Newport. American of Nov. 13 and 16, [821

46 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HAZARD Hannah, daughter of late George,

and John T. Newman, both of and at New-
port. American of May 17, 1822
Joseph B.> of South Kingstown, and Ruha-

mah L. Champlain, daughter of Nathaniel,

of and at New Shoreham.. American of Oct. 21, 1823

Alice R., daughter of Thomas H., of New-
port, and Joseph Babcock, of Middletown,

at Newport. American of Feb. 24, 1824

Capt. George R., formerly of Newport, and

Ann Barrett, of New York, at Richmond,

Va., American of March 14, 1826

Hannah M., daughter of Richard, and Cyrus

C. Wheeler, of Warren, at Newport, May 9, 1827

Frances G., of Newport, daughter of late

John, and Elnathan C. Brown, of Westerly,

at North Kingstown, by Rev. Mr. Northup.

American of May 22, 1827

John P. and Sarah A. S. Bowen, both of and

at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Feb. i, 1828

Julia S., daughter of Carder, Esq., and Abiel

B. Sherman, at Norwich, Ct. American

of Feb. 19, 1828

Robey, of Westport, and Thomas Briggs, at

Adamsville. American of Jan. 30, 1829

Mary Ann, of Providence, and John F. Ev-
erett, of Attleboro, at Providence, by Rev.

Mr. Phillips, Feb. 15, 1829

Martha C, daughter of Nathan, of North

Kingstown, and Orsemus M. Stillman, of

Westerly, at North Kingstown, Aug. 23, 1829

Gardiner W. and Roxana R. Gifford, both of

New Bedford, at Dartmouth. American of May 27, 1831
Nancy N., daughter of late Capt. Joshua,

of Westerly, and E Denison, Jr.,

principal of Thompson Village High

School, at Westerly. American of Nov. 15, 1831

HAZELTON John and' Mrs. Mary Burlingame,

at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Feb. 23, 1812

HEAD Ann and Isaac Sisson, both of Ports-
mouth, at Newport. American of Jan. 7, 1823
Hannah and Jonathan Peirce, at Little Comp-

ton. American of Feb. 4,. 1823

Honor and Nathan Joquaws, at Newport.

American of Feb. 17, 1824

Maria, formerly of Newport, and George

Tripp, of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.

Kent, Jan. 25, 1827

HEALEY Lucy and Capt. William Farrier, both

of this town. May 20, 181 1

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES 47

HEALEY Elizabeth, of Hudson, N. Y., and

Abel Bowen, printer, of Boston, at Hud-
son- American of July 22, 1814
Abigail, of Lynnfield, and James Gould, of

Baltimore, merchant, in this town. Ameri-
can of April 25, 1815
Nancy, daughter of Major Jedediah, and Levi

Heywood, Esq., at Worcester. American

of May 23, 1815

Moses, merchant, and Dulcena Chamberlain,

both of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.

Wilson. American of Dec. 75, 1815

Jeremiah and Eliza Porter, at Worcester,

Mass. American of Aug. 22, 18 17

Joseph, principal of the Pawtucket High

School, and Rachel W. Little, daughter of

Edward P. Little, Esq., of Marshfield, Mass.,

at Friends' Meeting House, Pembroke,

Mass., April 12, 1832

HEATH Jeremiah and Rhoda Freeman, daugh-
ter of Charles, of this town, at Troy, Mass.,

by Rev. Mr. Cottrell. American of Oct. 26, 18 (o

Wilmarth and Mary Humphrey, daughter of

John, Esq., at Barrington, by Rev. Mr.

Watson, Sept. 18, 1814

Esther M. and Capt. Joseph Smith, at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Baker. American of May 12, 181 8
John P., Esq., late Captain Marine Corps,

U. S. Navy, and Elizabeth Deekings,

daughter of Col. , of and at Blan-

densburg, Md., March 25, 1819

William and Eliza G. Vose, daughter of the

late Thomas, at Newport. American of July 18, 1820

Margaret, daughter of Capt. Jonathan, of

Newport, and Thomas Ash, of London,

Eng , at Newport. American of May 23, 1823

Nathaniel and Freelove Eager, both of and

at Providence, Nov. 7T, 1823

John and Mary Ann Nason, daughter of

Nathaniel, at Newport. American of June 15, 1824

George, of New Bedford, and Harriet H.

Chace, of and at Newport. American of May 25, 1832

HEATH COTE Miss and Capt.

Somerset, at Gretna Greene, Scotland.

They eloped from a ball room at Paris.

American of May 6, 1 817

HEARSEY Sylvanus and Rhoda West, at

New Bedford. American of Nov. 2, 182 1

HEART Julia Ann, of Fall River, and Edward

Russell, of Dartmouth, at Fall River, by

Benjamin Anthony, Esq., July '!> '830

48

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HEATON Nathaniel, of Wrentham, and Harriet

jacquith, at Smithfield. American of
Mrs. Harriet C, of Smithfield, and William

Angell, of North Providence, at Provi-
dence. American of
Sophia and George P. Daniels, both of and

at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pattison,
HEDGE Hannah, daughter of Barnabas, Esq.,

and John Thomas, Esq., at Plymouth,

Mass. .American of
Abby B., daughter of B , Esq., and

Charles H. Warren, of New Bedford, at

Plymouth, by Rev. Dr. Kendall,
HELDRETH Sarah E. and James W. Dexter,

at Glocester, Mass. American of
HELME Sarah, daughter of the late William,

and William Card, Jr., at Newport, by

Rev. Mr. Gibson,
Bernon, merchant, and Elizabeth Olney,

daughter of the late Col. Christopher, in

this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano,
Jacob, of New York, and Susannah Cheets,

of and at Windham, Ct. American of
Walter C, of Smithfield, and Mary Ann

Merrill, of and at Seekonk. American of
Nathaniel G., of North Kingstown, and Ruth

W. Hayford, eldest daughter of Capt.

Daniel, of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.

Edes,
Ann, youngest daughter of late John, of

Kingston, and Thomas W. Nason, of Smith-
field, at Pawtucket. American of
HEILEMAN Capt. Julius F., U. S. Army, and

Harriet B. Auchmuty, daughter of the late

Robert N., Esq., of and at Newport.

American of
HEILPRON Adolphi, Esq, of New York, and

Susan H. Garden, at Charleston, S. C.

American of
HEINEKEN C. A., of Baltimore, and Averick

S. Parker, daughter of Hon. J. A., at New

Bedford. American of
HEM EN WAY Dr. Robert D., of Shrewsbury,

Mass., and Eliza Jackson, daughter of

Major Samuel, of and at Providence, by

Rev. Mr. Wilson,
Mary, of Providence, and Elijah Thayer, of

Medfield, Mass., at Providence, by Rev.

Dr. Gano,

May 7, 1819

Jan. 4, 1822
Nov. 25, 1830

July 4, 1823

Dec. 27, 1825
Oct. 2, 1829

Sept. 18, 1809

Sept. 22, 181 1

Nov. 18, 1823

Jan. II, 1825

Feb. I, 1825
March 26, 1830

May 17, 1814

Nov. 30, 1830

March 12, 1830

Nov. 13, 1825
Jan. 12, 1826

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES 49

HENDERSON Louisa, daughter of the late

Capt. John, of New York, and Capt. Joseph

S. Munroe, of Providence, at Charleston,

S. C. American of May 15, 182 1

Elizabeth, daughter of William, Esq., and

Theodore Lyman. Jr., of Boston, at New

York. American of May 22, 182 1

John and Lydia Cooke, daughter of late

Reuben, both of and at Newport. Ameri-
can of Oct. 26, 1821
Col. Archibald, Commandant of the Marine

Corps, and Ann Maria Cazenove, second

daughter of Anthony C, Esq., at Alexan-
dria, D. C. American of Oct. 24, 1823
James, of Newport, and Thisbe B. Wheeler,

of and at Stonington, Ct., Jan. 9, 1827

Eliza, of Providence, and Joseph Paddock, of

Nantucket, at Newport, by Rev. Mr.

Choules, Jan. i, 1829

Elizabeth A., third daughter of James, Esq.,

of Jeffrey, N. H., and John Holman, at

Boston, by Rev. Mr. Dean. American of Jan. i, 1830

Jonathan R. and Lucretia S. Gamrtion, at

Portsmouth. American of April 16, 1830

HENDLEY John D., and Merebah Austin, both

of and at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano, April 13, 1823
HENDRICK Anna and Jonathan Ballou, both

of Cumberland, in this town, by Rev. Dr.

Gano, Dec. 17, 1815

HENDRICKS Phebe and Luther Crocker,

both of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.

Wilson, Oct. s, 1824

Benjamin W. and Mrs. Sarah W. Browning,

both of and at Smithfield. American of Oct. 12, 1824

HENDRICK Daniel and Phebe C. Brownell,

daughter of late William, at Smithfield, July 24, 1825

HENFIELD Mercy and John Weston, at

Salem. American of Aug. 3, 1830

HENRY Betsey, of Providence, and Abiah Man-
ning, of Tewksbury, Mass., at Providence,

by Rev. Dr. Gano, May 10, 1812

William and Maria D. Fiske, both of and at

this town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson. American

of June 21, 1814

Abby W. and Thomas Fenner, Jr., both of

and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Oct. 2, 18F7

John, of Providence, and Lydia Rogers, of

and at Lyme, Ct., Aug. 16, 1820

Isaac N., one of the editors of St. Louis In^

quirer, and Patience Cofifin Benflett, at St.

Louis, Mo. American of Oct. 17, 1820

50

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HENRY Samuel, of Otsego Co., N. Y., and
Lucy Averell, of and at Pomfret, Ct.
American of

Molly, third daughter of Stephen, Esq.,. of
Cranston, and Asahal H. Valley, of John-
ston, at Cranston. American of

Thomas, Jr., of Providence, and Eliza
Rhodes, of and at Scituate. American of

Phebe, of Smithfield, and Caleb Hill, of Scit-
uate, at Smithfield, by Lewis Dexter, Esq ,

Mrs. Jane and George L. Barrett, both of the
Theatres, at New York. American of

Hannah R., of Providence, and John W.
Dexter, of Charlton, Mass., at Providence, .
by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Alice Eliza and Daniel Cheever, both of and
at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Harriet and Henry Greene, both of and at
Cranston,

Charles W. and Mary A. Hall, both of and at
Providence, by Rev Dr. Gano,

Charles S., Esq., Attorney at Law, of Savan-
nah, Ga., and Sally R. Aborn, daughter of
Thomas, Esq., formerly of Providence, at
Savannah,
HENSHAW John Leverett, merchant, and Ann
Maria Corey, daughter of the late Capt.
Ebenezer, by Rev. Mr. Edes. American
•of

Julia A., of Middlebury, Vt., and Rev. John
L Robertson, of New York, at Middlebury,
by Bishop Griswold,

Phebe and Samuel Godfrey, at Taunton.
American of
HEPINGSTALL Sarah and John Holmes, at

New York. American of
HERB John F., of Savannah, and Sarah W. Pot-
ter, daughter of H Esq , of Providence,

at Savannah,
HERLITZ Capt. Joseph, of New York, and
Louisa Lippitt, second daughter of the late
Capt. John, of and at this town, by Rev.
Mr. Williams,
HERRICK James D. and Mary Young, both of

and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,
HERRING Martha and John Lord, both of and
at this town, by Rev. Dr. Crocker. Amer-
ican of
HERRI NGTON Henry and Esther Mowry, of
Johnston, by Rev. Mr. Edes. American of

Oct. 12, 1821

Jan. 8, 1822

June 29, 1824

Jan. 16, 1825

July I, 1825

Nov. 14, 1825

Dec. ;, 1825

March 9, 1828

Feb. 25, 1827

May 31, 1827

June 21, 1814

June 10, 1821

Jan. 18, 1822

Sept. 22, 1829

April 9, 1812

March 6, 18 14
Jan. I, 1824

July 5, 1814
May 10, 18(4

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES 5I

HERRIOT Daniel T., Esq., and Christiana Har-
ris Simons, daugiiter of late Major James,
at Charleston, S. C. American of Dec. 27, 1822

HERVEY Col. , Aide to the Prmce Re-
gent, and Louisa Catharine Caton, third
daughter of Richard, Esq., of Maryland, at
the residence of the Duke of Wellington
at London. American of June 6, 18.17

Dr. Eliphalet W. and Dorcas Fearing, of

and at Wareham, Mass. American of Sept. 6, 1825

Lady , daughter of Richard Caton,

Esq., and granddaughter of Charles Car-
roll, Esq., of Maryland, and Marquis of
Carmorthen, in London, April 26, 1828

Lady , daughter of Richard Caton,

Esq., of Baltimore, and granddaughter of
the venerable Charles Carroll, of Carroll-
ton, and Francis. Godophin DeArcy, Mar-
quis of Carmarthen (son of the Duke of
Leeds and heir apparent), in London.
American of June 6, 1828

HESSER Frederick, 70, a soldier of the Revolu-
tion, and Mrs. Catharine Millot, 40, by
Henry Stuger, Esq., at Orwigsburg, Penn.
American of April 17, 1832

HETHERINGTON Mrs. Mary and Dr. S. H.
Kenyon, both of and at Providence.
An^ericanof Feb. 4, 1823

Ann Elizabeth and Alba C. Dike, both of
Providence, at Pawtucket, by Rev. Dr.
Benedict, April 19, 1827

Charlotte J., of Providence, and Charles N.
Pond, Esq., of Pawtucket, at Providence,
by Rev. Mr. Waterman, Nov. 12, 1828

HEWES Ann, daughter of Samuel, Esq., of Bos-
ton, and Hon. George Poindexter, U. S.
Senator from Mississippi, at Washington,
D. C, by Rev. Dr. Hawley, May iS, 1832

HEWETT Albert H. and Freelove P. Cross,
youngest daughter of Capt. Samuel, both
of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Picker-
ing, Sept 27, 1829

HEWINS Otis W. and Abigail Comsett, both of

and at Boston, March 13, 183 1

HOWLETT Charles and Lucy Parker, at

Thompson, Ct. American of Oct. 15, 1819

HEYWOOD Levi, Esq., and Nancy Healey,
daughter of Major Jedediah, at Worcester.
American of May 23,1815

52 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HEYWOOD Dr. Benjamin F. and Nancy
Greene, daughter of the late Dr. John, at
Worcester. American of Oct. 6, 1820

HIBBARD Dr. George, of Tioga Co., and Sarah
Caroline Dellester, daughter of Col. Abra-
ham, deceased, at New York, by Rev. J.
M. Onion, May 11, 1831

HICKLEY Mrs. Catharine and Byron Doyle, at

Newport, June 25, 1828

HICKMAN Louisa P., of Newton, Mass., and
Samuel J. Smith, senior editor of the Lit-
erary Cadet, Providence, at Newton, by
Rev. Mr. Jenckes, Nov. g, 1828

Anna M. C., granddaughter of late Gen.
Hull, and George A. Otis, Jr., Esq., at
Newton, Mass. American of Feb. 15, 1830

HICKS Robert W. and Patience Smith, at New-
port. American of May i, 18 10
HICKES Anna and Reuben S. Bennett, both of

and at Cranston, by Rev. Mr. Tatem, Aug. 11, 1816

HICKS Alvina and Levi Smith, both of Provi-
dence, at Pawtucket, by Rev. Mr. Blake.
American of . Nov. 6, 1818

John, of Tiverton, and Lucinda Bliss, daugh
ter of Capt. Asa, of and at Rehoboth.
American of Oct. 27, 1820

Sally and C. P. Irish, both of and at Provi-
dence. American of Feb. 20, 182 1
Marcelia, second daughter of Richard, and

William Dexter, Jr. American of March 6, 1821

Eliza Y., formerly of Providence, now of
Scituate, and Darius Sessions, of Provi-
dence, at Scituate, at the residence of
Capt. John Reynolds, May 14, 1821

Samuel J., of New York, and Elizabeth L.

Brown, of Norwich, Ct, at Clinton, Ga , July 12, 1822

Samuel and Fanny Luther, daughter of Job,

at Swanzey. American of Dec. 13, 1822

Francis and Benjamin Allen, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Edes, Sept. 16, 1823

Hannah, daughter of Gabriel, Esq.. and Capt.

Joseph Corey, at Tiverton. American of Sept. 13, 1825
Ransom, of Providence, and Ann Almy
Tompkins, daughter of Nathaniel, of and
at Little Compton, by Rev. Mr. Paine.
[This is correct]. Nov. 13, 1825

Gilbert, of Rehoboth, and Melancy Thayer,

daughter of Abiather, of and at Attleboro, Jan. 5, 1826

Abby and Henry Luther, both of and at

Swanzey, by Rev. Mr. Taylor, Feb. 12, 1826

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES

53

HICKS Caroline L,., daughter of Rev. G

Hicks, of Taunton, and Robert Rhodes, of

Pa wtuxet, at Taunton. American of Dec. 14, 1827

John W., of North Providence, and Jane
Paulding, of and at Johnston, by Rev. Mr.
Cheney, March 29, 1829

James H., formerly of Boston, merchant, and
Eliza Magens, daughter of J. M., E;sq., of
and at St. Thomas. American of June 9, 1829

William and Huldah Colwell, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Church, May 27 1830

HIDDEN James and Mary Clifford, both of this

town, married by Rev. Dr. Gano, Sept. 17, 1809

William K. and Caroline B. Grant, at Prov-
idence, Oct. 3, 1821

Lucy Ann and Samuel W. Butts, both of
and at Providence, Oct. 4, 1821

HIGGINS John, of North Providence, and Lydia

Arnold, of and at Warwick, Nov. 13, 1825

HIGGISON Elizabeth Arnold and Ira Draper,
both of and at Pawtucket, by Rev. Mr.
Benedict, Oct. 24, 1820

HILL Mary, second daughter of Christopher,
and William Riley, in this town, by Rev.
Mr. Wilson, May 28, 1809

Harriet and William Owen Jones, both of
this town, at Bristol, Nov. 18, 18 10

Laura, daughter of Barnard, and Brown
Jenckes, formerly of this State, at Adams,
Mass. American of Feb. 4, 18 12

Martha C. and Cornehus Mahoney, both of
this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Jan. 26, 1813

Henry, of Providence, and Charlotte Wether-
bee, of and at Stow, Mass., by Rev. Mr.
Newell. American of May 14, 1813

Jeremiah and Bathsheba Rose, both of New-
port, by Rev. Dr. Gano. American of June 21, 1814

Rebecca M. and George W. Gladding, mer-
chant, by Rev. Dr. Gano, in this town, Sept. 20, 18 14

Lydia and Dr. Samuel Crapon, both of and

at Smithfield, Oct. i, 1815

Caleb, of this town, and Hannah Underwood,
daughter of Samuel, of and at South Kings-
town, by Elder Palmer. American of Jan. 2, 18 [6

Nancy E., of Providence, and Isaac Peckham,
of Wjckford, by Rev. Thomas Manchester, Jan. 11, 1817

John, Jr., merchant, of Milledgeville, Ga.,
and Jane Hulton, of and at Providence, by
Rev. Dr. Gano, May 3, 1819

54 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HILL Mary A. and Jacob B. Moore, Jr., of Con-
cord, editor New Hampshire Patriot, at

Ashburnham, N. H. American of Sept. i, 1820

Thomas and Lucy Ann Allen, daughter of

the late John, Esq , at North Kingstown.

American of Jan. 26, 1821

Amey, of South Kingstown, and Samuel

Proud, of Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, May 14, 1821
Sally, of Taunton, and' Amos Luther, at Wel-
lington, Mass. American of Dec. 14, 1821
Freelove P., daughter of Samuel, and John

Parker. American of Jan. 8, 1822

Seneca, formerly of Smithfield, and Matilda

Palmer, of and at Danby, Vt., July 4, 1822

Mrs. Lucretia Catherine Timmins and

Joshua P. Blanchard, at Boston. American

of Sept. 27, 1822

IVfary, only daughter of late Capt. John, and

Gattlike Graupner, Esq., both of and at

Boston, Oct. 2, 1822

Benjamin C, Esq., and Dorothy Dudley,

daughter of Paul, Esq., at Douglass, Mass.

American of Dec. 13, 1822

George W., of Smirhfield, and Sally Albee, of

and at Providence. American of Feb. 25, 1823

Mary Ball, widow of Hon. Arthur, of Sa-
vannah, Ga., and Dr. Thomas B. Mitchell,

formerly of Providence, at Dameron Place,

Miss, March 9, 1823

Henry C. and Hannah Card, both of and at

Providence. American of April 25, 1823

Nathan, Jr., and Sarah Ann Maguire, both

of North Kingstown, at Wickford. Amer-
ican of Nov. 25, 1823
Charles, of Sherbourne, Mass., and Nancy

Jones, of and at Medway, by Rev. Mr.

Bailey, July 11, 1824

Caleb, of Scituate, and Phebe Henry, of and

at Smithfield, by Lewis Dexter, Esq., Jan. 16, 1825

Louisa B., of Providence, and Lawton Cady,

of Warwick, at Providence, by Rev. Mr.

Wilson, Nov. 23, 1825

Ann and John Pollard, at Providence, by

Rev. Mr. Pickering, Dec. 28, 1826

John V. and Sarah Ann Field, both of and

at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Kent, April 8, 1827

Mary Haile, of Providence, and John G.

Moses, of Newport, at Providence, by Rev.

Mr. Seamans, June 24, 1827

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES

55

HILL Paris, of Providence, and Sarah Cliapin,
daughter of Amaziah, of and at Uxbridge,
by Rev. Mr. Judson,
Charlotte E., daughter of late Capt. Samuel,
of Boston, and Charles G. Greene, of Phil-
adelphia, at Boston,
Sarah P. and Origin D. Richardson, Esq., of
Pontiac, at Smithfield, by Thomas Mann,
Esq.,
Benjamin B. and Laurelia Bingham, at Wor-
cester, by Rev. Mr. Hoadley,
Benjamin B. and Laurilla Brigham, at Wor-
cester. American of
James, U. S. Army, and Amanda Doyle, a
pupil in the Institution, by the Rev, Mr.
Hill, at the Ashbury Missionary Institu-
tion, Creek Agency. American of
Mercy, daughter of late Capt. Jonathan, of
Warren, and Isaac Macomber, ot Fall
River, at Warren, by Rev. Mr. Stoddard,
Jane W. P. and Dudley Walker, of Paw-
tucket, at Mansville, by Rev. Dr. Benedict.
American of
Nancy and Aaron Everett, at Boston. Amer-
ican of
Mary Ann and Sylvester Richmond Jackson,
both of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Pickering,
Silence, widow, 79, and Ezra Eddy, ^^, of

and at Taunton. American of

Capt. Hiram and Mary Ann Fowler, both of

and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering,

HILLARD Sarah Ann, daughter of William, of

Cambridge, and Charles Coffin Little, of

Boston, at Cambridge,

HILLP2R Hannah and John Warren, at New

Bedford. American of
HILLIARD Mary Ann, only daughter of Wil-
liam, Esq., of Little Compton, and William
H. Wilbur, Esq., of Providence, at Little
Compton, by Rev. Mr. Paine. American of

H.ILLMAN. Maria P. and Capt. B Clifford,

of New Bedford, at Westport. America^ of

Alexander, of Boston, and Mary T. Lewis,

of Yarmouth, Mass., at Providence, by

Rev. Mr. Wilson,

HILLS Lydia K. and Nathaniel Davis, at New-

buryport. American of
HILSON Thomas and Eleanor Augusta John-
son, both of New York Park Theatre, at
Oyster Bay, N. X. American of

Aug. 21, 1827

Oct. 24, 1827

July 24, 1828

March 2, 1829

March 17, 1829

April 3, 1829

May 30, 1829

April 26, 1830
May 4, 1830

May 14, 1830

June 22, 1830

June 6, 1832

Jan. I, 1829
Jan. 7, 1831

Jan. 18, 1831
July 13, 17, 1827

Nov. 2, 1828
April 23, 1830

Sept. 2, 1825

56 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HIMES Maria A. and Samuel Low, Jr., at War-
wick, by Rev. Mr. Tatem, Nov. i6, 1828
Maria A. and Samuel Low, Jr., at Warwick,

by Rev. Mr. Tatem, Nov. 23, 1828

HINCKLEY Ann Outran, daughter of late

David, Esq., of Boston, and William Gill

Hodgkinson, of Nottinghamshire, Eng., at

Boston. American of Oct. 24, 1826

Mary and Amos Otis, Jr., at Barnstable.

American of Aug. 20, 1830

Nathaniel, Esq., and Betsey Otis, at Barn-
■ stable. American of Dec. 17, 1830

HINDMAN Col. J , U. S. Army, and

Susan Hyatt, daughter of John, Esq., of

Delaware, at Philadelphia. American of July 22, 1825

HINDS Susan and William P. Oldridge, at

Providence, by Rev. Mr.Tobdy, July 16, 1832

HINES Stephen P. and Abby P. Runnells, both

of Warwick, at Providence, by Rev. Mr.

Wilson, Oct. 16, 1823

Thomas J., of Norwich, Ct., and Abby D.

Pierce, of and at Warwick, by Rev. Mr.

Wilson. American of May 21, 1824

John C, of Providence, and Henrietta
, Howes, of and at New York, Sept. 25, 1828

Mrs. Julia E. and Edward S. R. Remington,

at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pattison.

American of Dec. 3, 1830

HINKLEY Abby, of Stonington, and George

Cross, of Westerly, at Stonington, Ct.

American of Nov. 7, 1820

HINMAN Benjamin D. and Hannah K. Pease,

at Salem. American of Dec. 3, 1830

HINSDALE Elizabeth C, daughter of John, of

Middletown, and Elijah H. Kimball, Esq.,

of Waterford, N. Y., at Middletown, by

Rev. John H. Crane, , Sept. 3, 1827

HISCOCK Hannah and Ephraim Horsewell,

both of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.

Wilson, Oct. 15, 1826

HISCOX Mary Ann, of Nfewport, and William

Smith, of Bristol, at Newport, Sept. 16, 1823

HITCH Henry H. and Elizabeth H. Switt, at

New Bedford, American of July 2, 1830

HITCHCOCK Mrs. Eliza, daughter of the late

Capt. Jonathan Dennison, and Gardiner

Daggett, Esq., Attorney at Law, in this

town, by Rev. Dr. Messer, May 13, i8ia

Rev. Calvin, Pastor of First Congregational

Church, and Eliza Stevens, daughter of

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES 57

HITCHCOCK:

Robert, both of and at Newport. Amer-
ican of May 6, 1817

Rev. Edward, of Conway, Mass., and O.ra
White, of and at Amherst, Mass. Amer-
ican of June 15 and 22, 1821

Avis Eliza, daughter of Jonathan P., and
Thomas R. Fenner, at Providence. Amer-
ican of Oct. 5, 1821

_Louisa, of Pawtucket, and Edward F. Miller,

of Providence, at Pawtucket. American of Dec. 14, 1824
HIVES Thomas J., of Norwich, Ct., and Abby
D. Peirce, of and at Warwick. American
of June 8, 1824

HOAM Chi Altangi, youngest daughter of Al-
tangi Hoam, a Mandarin of great wealth,
and James McComb, of Ship Triton, of
New York, at Canton, China. American of Nov. 15, 181 1
HOAR Lewis T. and Frances P. Burrows,
daughter of Joseph, at Pawtuxet. Ameri-
can of Jan. 10, 1832

George and Margaret Luther, daughter of
late John, of Warren, at Bristol. Ameri-
can of Feb. 12, 1822

John and Marcy W. Spooner, at Providence.

American of April 8, 1823

Benjamin and Martha Waldron, both of and
at Bristol. American of Nov. 23, 1824

Martha and Isaac Hadwen, both of and at

Bristol. American of Dec. 10, 1822

HOARDLEY David, Jr., of New York, mer-
chant, and Mary Hotchkiss, at New Haven.
American of Jan. 5, 1830

HO HART Benjamin, Esq., Attorney at Law, of
Abington, and Deborah Lazell, daughter
of Capt. Edmund, of Cummington, Mass.,
at Bridgewater. American of Feb. 17, 1815

Russell, of Westerly, merchant, and Lucy
Frink, daughter of Isaac, Esq., formerly
from Connecticut, at Nassau, N. Y. Amer-
ican of Dec. 7, 1 8 19

Rebecca Smith, daughter of Rt. Rev. H

Hobart, D. D., Bishop of New York, and
Rev. L. Silliman Ives, Rector of Trin-
ity Church, Philadelphia, at New York.
American of Feb. 25, 1825

HOBBS Richard and Martha T. Gladding, daugh-
tec of Samuel, Jr., both of and at Bristol,
by Rev. Mr. Wight, July n, 1828

William, Jr., and Elmira Grimes, at Hub-

bardston. American of Aug. 6, 1830

58

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HOBBY George and Rebecca Lewis, at Lynn.

American of June i8, 1830

HOBSON Col. Darius, U. S. Army, and Cloe P.

Mackawis, or the Jumping Rabbitt, a belle

of the Chickesavv Tribe, in Alabama.

American of Dec. 11, 1829

HODGES Charles, merchant, and Julia Ann

Burr, eldest daughter of Ezekiel, Esq , in

this town, by Rev. Mr. Edes, Nov. 12, 1810

Bradford and Joanna Whipple, daughter of

William, all of Providence, at Boston, March 6, 1816

James L., Esq., and Harriet L. Fales, daugh-
ter of Hon. Samuel, at Taunton, Mass.

American of Dec. 30,1817

HODGE David, aged 102 years, 2 months, and

Miss Elizabeth Bailey, aged 40 years, both

of and at Columbia Co., Georgia. Mr. H.

was at Braddock's Defeat, and served

through the Revolution. American of Jan. 25, 1820

HODGES Capt. Libbeus and Abigail Williams,

both of Taunton, at Berkeley, Mass., by

Adoniram Crane, Esq., April 13, 1821

Eliza, daughter of Isaac, Esq., and Capt.

Thomas Copeland, both of and at Norton,

by Rev. Mr. Clarke. American of June J, 1821

Samuel, Jr., Esq., U. S. Consul to Cape de

Verde Islands, and Marian Wales, at

Stoughton, Mass. American of Sept. 7, 1821

Rev. Richard M., of Bridgewater, and Eliza

Quincy Dennison, daughter of General

William, of and at Boston. American of Nov. 6, 1821

Jarvis and Mehitable Tisdale, daughter of

late Job, of Taunton, at Norton. Amer-
ican of Dec. II, 1 82 1
Alexander, of Providence, and Julia Ann

Champlain, of and at Warren, April 10, 1825

Frances H. and Joseph A. Wood, Esq., of

Ellsworth, Me, at Taunton. American of Aug. 30, 1825
HODGE James H., of Boston, and Mary H. Sim-
mons, of and at Providence, by Rev. Dr.

Gano, April 16, 1826

HODGES Mary Ann, daughter of Preston, and

Ward A. Work, at Providence, by Rev.

Mr. Pickering, April 30, 1827

Eliza A., daughter of Preston, of Providence,

and Capt. Caleb Harris, at New York, June 12, 1827

Almon D. and Martha Comstock, both of and

at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Edes, Oct. 15, 1827

Frances Maria and William Haskins, of Bos-
ton, at Providence. American of July 7, 1830

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES 59

HODGE Martha P. and Jonathan Nayson, at

Newburyport. American of July 9, 1830

HODGES Lewis L., of Providence, and Maria

B. Ingraham, of and at Attleboro, by Rev.

Mr. Fergeson, Nov. 8, 1830

Ruth, of Weston, Mass., and Dr. John Bax-
ter, at New York. American of April i, 1831
John and Margaret Peirson, at Boston.

American of May 17, 1831

HODGKINS Martha and Major S. H. Long, U.

S. Engineer, at Philadelphia. American of March 23, 1819
HODGKINSON William Gill, of Nottingham-
shire, Eng., and Ann Outran Hinckley,

daughter of late David, Esq., of and at

Boston. American of Oct. 24, 1826

HOFFMAN B. V., Esq., Capt. U. S. Navy, and

Phebe Townsend, drtughter of William,

Esq., :,t Townsendville, N. Y. American of Dec. 9, 1817

Maria Gertrude and Capt. John Downes, U.

S. Navy, at Upper Red Hook, N. Y.

American of Nov. 20, 1821

HOGAN Harriet, second daughter of Michael,

Esq., U. S. Consul, and John Styles, Esq.,

M. D., at Valparaiso, S. A. American of Sept. 7, 1830

HOGG James, Esq., the '' Ettrich Shepherd,"

and Margaret Phillips, daughter of Peter,

Esq., at Monswald Mains, Scot. Amer-
ican of July 7, 1820
HOLBROOK Abel and Sally S. Hopkins, in

this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano, July 13, 1812

Lowell, merchant, of New York, and Ange-

line Nelson, of and at Wrentham, by Rev.

E Fiske, Dec. 21, 1824

Britannia and Charles Thurber, both of and

at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering, Dec. 3, 1827

.Sarah L., daughter of Capt. Joseph, of Balti-
more, and Dr. Mifflin Coulter, U. S.

Navy, at Baltimore. American of May 29, 1829

HOLBURTON Susan, daughter of Major

Thomas, of South Kingstown, and Gen.

Joseph Stanton, of Charlestown, at South

Kingstown. American of Oct. 21, 1823

HOLDEN Capt. Charles, Jr., and Ann Hall,

daughter of the late Col. Levi, all of this

town, by Rev. Mr. Edes, Dec. 10, 1810

Ulysses and Julia Ann Draper, youngest

daughter of the late Paul, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Edes, Jan. 27, 1818

Havilah, of Cranston, and Caroline Voax, of

Providence, at Pawtucket, by Rev. Mr.

Benedict, May S, 1819

(JO VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HOLDEN Ulysses and Eliza Hadwen, both of

and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Edes.

Araeiican of Aug. 15, 1823

Henry and Mary Ann Cooke, at Providence,

by Rev. Mr. Edes, Oct. 2, 1823

Jabez and Mary Phillips, at Pawtuxet, by

Rev. Mr. Shurtleff, Oct. 14, 1826

Charles, 2d, and Ann Cornell, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Sept. 13, 1827

Anne Frances, daughter of Thomas, Esq., of

Warwick, and Robert Rhodes Stafford, of

Providence, at Warwick, by Rev. Mr. Til-

linghast, Nov. 4, 1827

Thomas, Esq., and Mrs. Sarah Arnold, at

Warwick, by Rev. Mr. Manchester. Amer-
ican of Feb. 12, 1828
Bennett Low and Sarah G. Remington,

daughter of Benjamin, Esq., both of and at

Warwick, by Rev. Mr. Manchester, Dec. 7, 1828

Randall and Catherine Deming, daughter of

Capt. Morris, both of and at Providence, by

Rev. Mr. Phillips, Jan. 5, 1830

Zelotes W. and Fanny H. Carpenter, daugh-
ter of Dr. Thomas O. H., both of and at

Foster, by Rev. Mr. Burlingame, Feb. 2, 1830

Ezra, of Boston, and Almira W. Lincoln, at

Portland. American of June 8, 1830

Oscar D. and Mary Ann Wyatt, at Boston.

American of June 11, 1830

Hannah and William Hawkes, at Lynn.

American of June 18, 1830

Thomas, Jr., and Mary Eliza Stafford, at

Warwick, by Rev. Job Manchester, Dec. 15, 1830

John, Jr., and Submit D. Rice, at Groton, Ct.

American of Dec. 21, 1830

Mrs. Eliza H. and John Burr, at Providence,

by Rev. Mr. Pickering, Sept. 13, 1831

Mercy Perlina, daughter of late Pardon, of

Foster, and Jabez N. Horton, formerly of

Franklin, Mass., at Foster, by Rev. Mr.

Burlingame, Aug. 7, 1832

Thomas R., Jr. and Eliza Angell, daughter

of William, both of and at Providence, by

Rev. Dr. Pickering, Oct. 22, 1832

HOLDOFF Eliza Tillinghast, of Providence,

and Solomon Harris, of Brooklyn, Ct., March 18, 1819

HOLLAND Nathaniel, of Philadelphia, and

Mrs. Martha H. Hastings, of Boston,

daughter of David Greeve, of Providence,

at Philadelphia. American of Dec. 24, 18 19

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES gl

HOLLAND Thomas and Harriet Allen, at Bos-
ton, by Rev. Mr. Greene. American of Dec. 15, 1829
John and Harriet Ruggles, at Taunton.

American of Feb. 15, 18^0

HOLLIS Abigail D. and John O. Grossman, at

Taunton. American of Dec. 26, 1823

HOLLEY Henrietta Williamson, only daughter
of President Holley, of Transylvania Uni ,
and William M. Brand, merchant, at Lex-
ington, Ky., Jan. i, 1825
HOLLY Sidney Augustus, of Stamford, Ct., and
Eliza Hamilton, daughter of the late Gen-
eral, at New York. American of July 26, 1825
HOLLEY Henry M., of South Kingstown, and
Mary M. Hall, daughter of Benjamin, of
and at Newport, by Rev. Mr. Tucker, May 9, 1831

HOLMAN Miss and Mr. Gilfert.

She was of the Theatre, married at New
York. American of F"eb. 28, 181 5

Joseph George, Esq., manager Charleston
Theatre, and Mary Latimer, at Charleston,
S. C, Feb. 23, 1817

HOLEMAN John P., aged 17, and Lavina Ran-
dolph, aged about 45, in Wilson Co., Tenn., Sept. 19, 1828
HOLMAN John and Elizabeth A. Henderson,
third daughter of James, Esq., of Jeffrey,
N. H., at Boston, by Rev. Mr. Dean.
American of Jan. i, 1830

Dr. David, of Dudley, and Almira Brown, at

Thompson, Ct. American of July 30, 1830

Mary M. and Capt. Henry Sargent, of Spring-
field, at Boston. American of Dec. 24, 1830
HOLMES Mary W. and Samuel Wilton, both of
and at Boston, by Rev. Mr. Huntington.
American of Oct. 23, 1810
Ann, daughter of the late Joseph, and Richard

Robinson, at Attleboro, Dec. i, 1814

Robert N. and Martha Ary, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Feb. 8, 1818

James, of Attleboro, and Nancy Arnold, of

and at Cumberland, by Rev. Mr. Benedict, April 9, 1820
Joseph F., of Providence, and Sabra Cobb,
daughter of Otis, of and at Wrentham,
Mass. American of April 14, 1820

Ezra F. and Maria D. Dean, of Taunton,

Mass. American of July 6, 1821

Maria, of Warwick, and Jeremiah Gardiner,
of East Greenwich, at Pawtuxet, by Rev.
Mr. Curtis, July 29, 1821

Eliza, of Attleboro, and Virgil Draper, of
Rome, N. Y., at Attleboro, Feb. 11, 1822

62

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HOLMES Otis, of Sharon, Mass., and Almira F.
Hawkins, of Providence, at North Provi-
dence. American of

Mary, daughter of Rev. Dr. Holmes, of Cam-
bridge, a: d Ushur Parsons, M. D., of
Providence, at Boston, by Rev. Dr. Holmes,

Patty and George S. Aldridge, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Caroline C, of Boston, and Hon. William
Crafts, of Charleston, S. C, member of the
State Senate, at Boston. American of

Rebecca R.and John Bruce, both of and at

Attleboro, by Rev. Mr. Kilham,
. Mary E., of Providence, and Benjamin Miller,
of East Greenwich, at Providence, by Rev.
Mr. Mudge,

Elisha H., of Salem, Mass., and Lydia Allen,
of and at Windham, Ct. American of

Sally and Calvin Willis, both of Norton, at
Taunton. American of

Henry and Mrs. Freelove Hopkins, daughter
of Elder John Williams, at Providence, by
Rev. Mr. Mudge. American of

Sally, of Providence, and Warren Taber, of
New Bedford, at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Tobey,

Charles, of Nantucket, and Susan W. Barker,
daughter of late Joshua, of and at Newport.
American of

Mrs. Lucretia and Capt. Benjamin Stubbs,
both of and at Woodstock, Ct., by William
Brown, Esq.,

Lucia and Capt. A braham Whiting, at Ply-
mouth. American of

Joanna B., daughter of Capt. John, of Provi-
dence, and Jedediah Sprague, of Chepachet,
at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering,

James B., of Providence, and Lemira W. Cot-
ton, of and at Pawtucket, by Rev. Mr.
Kent,

Caroline A. H. and James F. Howe, junior
editor of Evening Bulletin, at Boston,

Huldah and Walter Tribou, of East Bridge-
water, at Bridgewater. American of

Mary T. and Asa W. Davis, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering,

John and Sarah Hepingstall, at New York.
American of

Aaron C. and Cordelia Cooke, at Province-
town. American of

July 26, 1822

Sept. 23, 1822
Dec. 24, 1822

June 24, 1823
June 26, 1823

Dec. 25, 1823

Feb. 3, 1824

March 26, [824

April 13, 1824

May 9, 1824

Dec. 14, 1824

March S, 1826
Sept. 29, 1826

July 18, 1827

Oct. r, 1827
Nov. II, 1828
Dec. 23, 1828
Dec. 25,. 1828
Sept. 22, 1829
Nov. 20, 1829

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES

63

HOLMES Joseph and Elizabeth Webb, at Salem.
American of

Sylvia Shaw, daughter of Thomas, and Dex-
ter Dana, of Boston, at Taunton. Ameri-
can of

David and Persis Atwood, at Plymouth.
American of
HOLROYD George, merchant, of this town, and
Mary Ann Aborn, daughter of John A., of
and at Pawtuxet, by Rev. Mr. Jacobs,

Samuel T., of this town, and Mary A. Taft,
daughter of Willis, of Uxbridge, in this
town, by Rev. Dr. Gano,

Mary Ann, of Pawtuxet, and Otis Taft, of
Uxbridge, Mass., merchant, at Pawtuxet,
by Rev. Mr. Littlefield,

Stephen Gano, printer, and Lucy Adams,
both of and at Providence, by Rev. Prof.
Caswell,
HOLT Sarah Ann, daughter of the late Capt.
Christopher, and Benjamin Marvel, Jr.,
both of and at Newport. American of

Capt. Jacob, of Hampton, Ct., and Mrs, Pen-
elope Greene, of and at Providence. Amer-
ican of

Nathaniel, of Newport, and Frances Barker,
of and at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano,

John E. and Elizabeth Cornell, daughter of
Thomas, at Newport. American of

Nathaniel and Jane Holt, both of and at New-
port. American of

Jane and Nathaniel Holt, bothof andat New-
port. American of

William and Rebecca Richards, daughter of
late John, Esq., at Newport. American of

Timothy and Thankful Wilson, of Dedham,
at Mansfield, Mass. American of

Robert W., late of Liverpool, Eng., and Ann
M. S. Jones, daughter of Owen, of and at
Boston. American of

Belinda, of Chester, N. H., and Thomas E.
Dyer, of and at Boston. American of
HOLTON Polly and Nahum Howard, both of
Franklin, in this town. American of

Susan and Joel Metcalf, Jr., both of and at
this town, by Rev. Mr. Edes.
HOLYOKE William, 24, and Mrs. Lydia Fel-
ton, aged 41, at Marlboro, after a six weeks'
courtship, married by Rev. Mr. Alden.
American of

Dec. 25, 1829

Nov. 30, 1830
Dec. 7, 1830

Nov. 2t, 1811

April 22, 1813

Dec. 6, 1818

Jan. 20, 1830

July 12. 1816

June 30, 1818
Sept. 7, 1820

Sept. 25, 1821

May 16, 1823

May 16, 1823

March 26, 1824

March 2, 1827

Oct. 13, 1829
March i, 1831
Sept. 14, 1810
April 24, 1814

Oct. 2, 1829

64 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HOMANS Hannah, of Beverly, and John Lor-

ing, of Boston, in this town. American of Nov. 2, 1810

HOMER Sarah Sumner, daughter of George,
Esq., and Charles M. Carlton, merchant,
at Boston, by Rev. Mr. Palfrey, Jan. 5, 1820

James L., junior editor of Boston Gazette, and
Anne A. Baxter, daughter of late Anthony,
at Quincy, Feb. 21, 1828

Fitzburg, Esq., of Boston, and Nancy B.
DeWolfe, daughter of Hon. James, at
Park Hill, Bristol, by Rev. Bishop Gris-
wold, April 29, 1828

Albert and Sarah Mackintosh, at Boston.
American of July 9, 1830

Emeline D. and Charles Whitten, at Cam-
bridgeport. American of Dec. 3, 1830

HONAY Mary Elizabeth, only daughter of Wil-
liam, Esq., and Charles Jones, at New
York. American of Sept. 25, 1829

HONE Joanna, daughter of late Philip I., Esq.,

and Charles Kneeland, at New York City, April 29, 1829
HONEYWELL Desdemona, of New Shore-
ham, and Edwin Sanford, of and at New-
port. American of Sept. 8, 1820
HOOD Hon. Samuel, son of the Admiral, and
Charlotte Nelson, niece of the Admiral,
in England. American of Oct. 5, 1810

William D.and Betsey Child, eldest daughter
of the late Oliver, both of and at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Baker. American of Feb. 6, 1820

Abiezer D. and Mary Sheldon, both of Cum-
berland, at Central Falls, by Rev. Mr. Ben-
edict, " July 25, 1824

Henry and Abby Stetson, both of Warwick,
at Coventry, by Rev. Mr. Ross, Nov. 6, 183 1

HOOKER Sarah E. R., of Andover, Mass., and
Rev. Solomon Peck, Prof, in Amherst Col-
lege, formerly of Providence, at Andover,
by Rev. Pro!. Murdock, May 11, 1826

HOOPER Amos M., formerly of Limerick, Me.,

and Mary Policy, of and at Walpole, June 30, 1823

Capt. Thomas and Betsey A. Shaw, at Bos-
ton. American of June i, 1827

Sally E. and Otis Simmons, at Swanzey, by
Rev. Mr. Baker, Dec. [2, 1830

Henry and Harriet Hooper, daughter of late
Hon. Nathaniel, at Marblehead. Ameri-
can of Dec. 28, 1830

Harriet, daughter of late Hon. Nathaniel, and
Henry Hooper, at Marblehead. Ameri-
can of Dec. 28, 1830

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES

65

HOPEWOOD Mary S., daughter of William
W., and George W. Taylor, at New York,
by Rev. Henry Chace, May ii, 1831

HOPKIN'S Catharine and Jeremiah Bates, at

Scituate. American of March 7, 1809

Arty, of Foster, and Clement Easton, of

Providence, at Foster. American of Oct. 22, 181 1

Sally S. and Abel Holbrook, in this town, by

Rev. Dr. Gano, July 13, 1812

Henry, of Seekonk, and Nancy Petengill, of
this town, at Sterling, Ct. American of July 14, 1812

Nancy and Lewis Simmons, of North Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Sprague. American of March 8, 1814

Samuel, merchant, and Isabella Harrison
Powell, daughter of Snelling, Esq., both of
and at Boston, Oct. 10, 1818

Rebecca, of Seekonk, and Daniel Salisbury,
of North Providence, at Pawtucket, by
Rev. Mr. Blake. American of Nov. 6, 1818

John G. and Rosamond Dawless, both of and

at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Messer. Oct. 22, 1820

Harriet A., daughter of Stephen, and Elisha
C. Wells, both of and at Providence.
American of March 5, 1822

Sarah, of Smithfield, and Jabez Clarke, of

Providence, at Smithfield, by Judge Mann, Dec. i, 1822

Penelope and Abner 3utler, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Edes. American
of July 29, 1823

Carver and Abby Knight Manchester, young-
est daughter of Col. Israel, both of and at
Scituate. American of Oct. 7, 1823

Mrs. Freelove, daughter of Elder John Wil-
liams, and Henry Holhies, at Providence,
by Rev. Mr. Mudge. American of April 13, 1824

Capt. Samuel S., of Providenre, and Eliza-
beth P. Brooks, of and at New London.
American of Oct. 12, 1824

Stephen G., &i Warwick, and Eliza Ralph,
daughter of David, of and at Scituate, by
Elder Richard Knight, Dec. 26, 1824

Arnold and Eliza Cole, both of and at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering, Jan. i, 1826

Mercy and William T. Weaver, at Smithfield.

American of Oct. 30, 1827

Jarvis and Hannah Pond, of Providence, at

Foster, Dec. 30, 1827

Harriet, daughter of Jeremiah, of Foster, and

Solomon Sweet, of Glocester, at Foster, Dec. 30, 1827

66

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HOPKINS Harriet, of Providence, and James
Livingstone, of Saratoga, at Providence,
by Rev. Mr. Kent,

William A. and Sarah Baker, at Pawtucket,
by Rev. Dr. Benedict,

Eliza, daughter of Capt. Isaac, and John C.
Ailman, both of and at Newport, by Rev.
Mr. Eddy,

Mary and Christopher King, both of and at
Warwick, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

George H. and Sophia Newman, daughter of
John, both of and at Providence, by Rev.
Mr. Wilson,

Rebecca and Hiram Peirce, both of and at
Pawtucket. American of

Ann Eliza, daughter of Henry, and Albert
W. Snow, both of and at Providence, by
Rev. Mr. Pattison,
HOPKINSON Elizabeth B., daughter of Joseph,
Esq., of Philadelphia, and John Keating.
Jr., Esq., at Bordentown, N. J., by Rt.
Rev. Bishop White. American of
HOPPIN Abby and George Bradford, in this
town. American of

Henry, merchant, and Almy H. Bowler,
daughter of the late Samuel B., in this
town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Thomas Coles, merchant, and Harriet Dunn
Jones, daughter of His Excellency, the Gov-
ernor, William Jones, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Lorania, daughter of the late Col. Benjamin,
and Edward Carrington, Esq., both of and
at this town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Eliza L., daughter of Nicholas, of Providence,
and Thomas Eddy, of Warwick, at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Dr. Gano,

Ann Eliza, only daughter of Davis, and Caleb
Westcott, both of and at Providence, by
Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Richard, of Providence, and Sarah Ann Pratt,
daughter of late Thomas, at Newport, by
Rev. Mr. Dunn,

Susan H., eldest daughter of Richard, and
Daniel B. Bowler, at Providence, by Rev.
Dr. Crocker,

Levi and Nancy Sweeting, daughter of Major
Henry, at Pomfret, Ct., by Rev. Mr. Bos-
well. American of

Caroline Elizabeth, second daughter of Rich-
ard, of Providence, and Henry Williams, of

April 23, 1828
May 14, 1828

Jan. I, 1829
March 15, 1829

Sept. 6, 1829
April 15, 1831

Dec. 5-1831

May 25, 1824
June 6, 1809

Nov. 26, 1 8 10

Nov. 12, 1811

July 26, 1812

Jan. 14, 1818

Jan. 9, 1820

Dec. 12, 1820

Feb. 5, 1827

March 2, 1827

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES 67

HOPPIN:

Woonsocket Falls, at Providence, by Rev.

Dr. Crocker, Dec. 22, 1828

Mary Anne, eldest daughter of George W.,

of Providence, and M Humph-
reys, of Philadelphia, merchant, at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Nov. 5, 1829
William W., of Providence, and Frances Au-
gusta Sweet, daughter of Titus, Esq., of

and at New Haven, by Rev. Dr. Bacon.

American of July 13, 1832

George H., of Providence, and Elizabeth W.

Alsop, daughter of Joseph W., of and at

Middletown, Ct., Sept. 24, 1832

HOPSON Henry, of Clarkesville, Tenn., and

Catharine Cooke, daughter of Prof. John

E., at Lexington, Ky., by Rev. Benjamin

Smith. American of Dec. 7, 1830

HOPTROUGH Fanny and Thomas White.

Mr. White had taken the Crown and

Anchor Inn with its loose stock and fur-
nishings. The appraiser told him he may

as well take the barmaid too. Mr. White

proposed and was accepted. In England,

at St. Maurice Church. American of March 8, 1814

HORN Mary Ann, eldest daughter of Daniel, of

Barrington, and Job Wheaton, of ^eekonk,

at Barrington. American of June 28, 1822

HORSEY Hon. Outerbridge, U. S. Senator, of

Delaware, and Eliza Lee, daughter of

Thomas, Esq., at Georgetown, D. C.

American of April 28, 18 12

HORSWELL Nathaniel, of this town, and Eliza

Briggs, of New Bedford, in this town, by

Rev. Mr. Wilson, Feb. 9, 1812

HORSEWELL James and Hannah Knowles,

both of and at Providence, by Rev. Dr.

Gano, Dec. 14, 1814

Henrietta and J'ames A. Wilson, both of and

at Newport. American of Nov. 5, 1819

James and Mary Taber, daughter of late

Reuben, at Newport. American of Sept. 28, 1821

Martha, daughter of Ephraim, and David

Taylor, both of and at Providence, by Rev.

Mr. Mudge, May 19. 1825

William, of Providence, and Harriet Oxx,

daughter of late William, formerly of

Bristol at Newport, by Rev. Mr. Gammell, Jan. 22, 1826
Isaiah C, of Providence, and Eliza Ann

Greenman, daughter of Silas, of Newport, at

Centreville, Warwick, by Rev. Mr. Wilsbn,' April 9, 1826

68

VITAL RECORD. OP RHODE ISLAND

HORSEWELL Francis and Mrs. Nancy Whit-
ing, both of and at Providence, by Rev.
Dr. Gano,

Ephraim and Hannah Hiscock, both of and
at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,
HOSWELL William, of Newport, and Charlotte
P. Rhodes, of and at Pawtuxet, by Rev.
Mr. Shurtleff. American of
HORTON Benjamin and Betsey Bliss, daughter
of Dr. James, both of and at Rehoboth, by
Rev. Mr. Thompson,

Sanford and Mrs. Sally Bennett, both of and
at this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano,

James, 2nd, and Sophia Wheaton, daughter
of Capt. Joseph, at Rehoboth. American
of

Mrs. Lydia, 21, and James Case, 16, both of
and at Rehoboth. American of

Hannah M., of Warren, and James S. Gardi-
ner, of Rehoboth, at Warren,

Eveline and Joseph Gay Metcalf, both of and
at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Edes,

John S., of Providence, and EHza Tudor, of
and at East Winsor, Ct., by Rev. Mr. Rob-
bins. American of

Ann Eliza, of Mendon, and Jabez Barney, of
and at Swanzey. American of

Andrew and Mary Hathaway, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Mr, Mudge,

Sarah B. and Joshua Fuller, at Cumberland,
by Rev. Mr. Whipple. American of July 25

Rebecca W., of Dighton, and Philip Nichols,
of Rehoboth, at Dighton,

Jerusha Ellis, of Dighton, and Ruel H olden
Baker, of Warren, at Swanzey, by Rev.
Mr. Baker,

Jabez N., formerly of Franklin, Mass., and
Mercy Perlina Holden, daughter of late
Pardon, of and at Foster, by Rev. Mr.
Burlingame,

Mehitable, of Rehoboth, and Capt. Nathan
H. Bliss, of Attleboro, at Rehoboth,
HOSACK Alexander, U. S. Navy, and Frances
Dwyer, both of New York, at Valparaiso,
on board U. S. Ship Constellation. Amer-
ican of

Dr. David and Mrs. Madalina Coster, in'
New York. American of
HOSMER Rev. George W., of Northfield, and
Hannah P. Kendall, daughter of Rev. Dr.
Kendall, at Plymouth. American of

May 21, 1826
Oct. 15, 1826

Dec. 9, 1 83 1

Dec. 6, 18 (2
Deg. S, 1813

Oct. 10, 1815

March 22, i8r6

Jan. I, 1818

Oct. 23, 1820

Dec. 12, 1820

Jan. 27, 1824

March 2, 1825

and Aug. i, 1826

Dec. 3, 1826

Dec. 12, 1830

Aug. 7, 1832
Jan. I, 1833

Aug. 20, 1822
March 4, 1825

May 3, 1 83 1

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES gg

HOTCHKISS Mary and David Hensdley, Jr.,
of New York, merchant, at New Haven.
American of Jan. 5, 1830

HOTEN George and Mary Wheeler, both of and

at Pawtucket, by Rev. Mr. Taft, May 5, 1822

HOTHUM Admiral and Frances Ann Julianna,
daughter of Lord Rous, at London. Amer-
ican of Sept. 6, 1816
HOUSE Col. E. G. and Mrs. Nancy Gray, at

Boston. American of July 15, 1825

HOUSTON George S., late President of the
Bachelors Society, and Mary Forman, at
Dayton, Ohio. American of Oct. 17, 181 5

John H., Esq , and Gertrude Parker Truxton,
daughter of the Commodore, at Washing-
ton City. American of Nov. i, 1825
HOVEY Philetus, and Caroline Freeman, at

Natic, by Rev. Mr. Tatem, Sept. 4, 1832

William, of New York, and Mary W. Smith,
daughter of Capt. Benjamin, of and at Paw-
tuxet, by Rev. Mr. Shurtleff^ Oct. 13, 1823

HOWARD Nahum and Polly Holton, both of

Franklin, in this town. American of Sept. 14, 1810

Pardon B., of this town, and Sabra Taft, of
and at Mendon, Dec. 16, 1810

Louisa and John Calder, both of and at this
town, by Rev. Dr. Gano. American of Jan. 12, 1813

Mrs. Lydia, 75, and Dr. John Toliaferro, 82,
at Milledgeville, Ga., by Augustus Harris,
Esq., July 16, 1 8 14

William A. and Harriet Barton, eldest daugh-
ter of Capt. Rufus, both of and at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Jan. 14, 1816

Ann C, of Hampton, Ct., and Dr. Waldo
Hutchins, of Brooklyn, Ct., at Hampton,
by Rev. Mr. Weld, Feb. 9, 1819

Sarah C, daughter of the late James, of
Hampton, Ct., and James H. Cady, of
Providence, at Hampton. American of Sept. 17, 1819

Caroline and Samuel Gilman, of Charleston,

S. C, at Watertown, Mass. American of Oct. 26, 1819

Joseph, of Taunton, and Lydia Smith, of

Rehoboth, at Attleboro, Feb. 16, 1820

John E., Jr., Esq., of Baltimore, and Corne-
lia Annabella Read, daughter of late Hon.
Jacob, of South Carolina, in Georgia.
American of Jan. 9. 1821

Martin, of Foster, and Ruth Whipple, daugh-
ter of James, at Scituate. American of March 9, 1821

John and Eliza Sheldon, both of and at

Cranston. American of May 15, 182 1

70 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HOWARD Hepzibah C, daughter of late J. C,

of Boston, and F. W. Sage, at Boston.

American of Jan. 7, 1823

John C, of Hampton, Ct, and Sarah May

Sumner, daughter of late Samuel, Esq.,

of and at Pomfret, by Rev. Walter Lyon, Oct. 7, 1823

Sarah E., eldest daughter of Henry, of New

York, and Rev. Manning B. Roche, of

Philadelphia, at New York. American of July 2, 1824

Seth, of Olneyville, and Mary Miller, of

Cumberland, at Providence, by Rev. Mr.

Pickering, Feb. 17, 1825

Jesse, Esq., and Mary King, daughter of

Joseph, both of and at Cranston, by Rev.

Mr. Tatem, April 11, 1825

Sophia Catherine, daughter of Col. John E.,

of Baltimore, and William George Read,

Esq., late of Newport, at Baltimore, by

Rev. Mr. Duncan. American of May 27, 1825

Ansel, of Taunton, and Louisa Wilbour, of

and at Roxbury, Oct. 31, 1826

Capt. James and Hannah M^comber, formerly

of Providence, at Charleston, S. C, Feb. 14, 1827

Apolios and Bethiah Porter, of Bridgewater,

Mass., at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Edes.

American of Nov. 27, 1827

Mary G. and Benjamin W. Freeman, at Cum-
berland, by Rev. Dr. Benedict. American

of Aug. 5, 1828

Mary C. and Lewis Potter, both of Provi-
dence, at Pawtucket, by Rev. Dr. Bene-
dict, Nov. 20, 1828
Clarissa, daughter of Hon. Asaph, and

George G. French, of Portland, merchant,

at Minot. American of June 29, 1830

Catharine Hayes and James Cunningham,

at Boston. American of Dec. 17, 1830

Elizabeth H., daughter of Thomas, and

Thomas M. Burgess, at Philadelphia, by

Rev. Mr. Barnes, Oct. 10, 1831

HOWE Hezekiah, of Killingly, Ct., and Lydia

Wilkinson, youngest daughter of Oziel, of

North Providence, in this town, by Rev.

Mr. Edes. American of Nov. to, 1809

Joseph, merchant, of Boston, and Lucy Hunt,

of this town. American of Jan. 7, 1812

Elisha, Esq., of Killingly, Ct., merchant, and

Silence Arnold, only daughter of Ahab, of

and at this town, by Rev. Mr. Edes, Jan. 22, 1815

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES 7 J

HOWE Mary, daughter of Sampson, Esq., and

John L. Blake, rector of St. Paul's Church,

Pawtucket, of and at Killingly, by Rev.

Mr. Atkins, Dec. 7, 18 16

Estes, Esq., city recorder, and Nancy Wil-

lard, daughter of Dr. Elias, at Albany, N.

Y. American of Oct. 5, 1821

Charles and Ann Cole, both of and at Charles-
ton, S. C, by Rev. Mr. Furman, April 20, 1825
George, of Pomfret, Ct.,and Mary Whitman,

daughter of Gen. Reuben, of and at War-
wick. American of May 27, 1825
Mrs. Amelia and Rev. Solomon Sias, of the

Methodists, at Boston, by Rev. Mr.Merrett.

American of Aug. 9, 1825

Rev. E. G., of Illinois, and Mary Ann Condy,

daughter of Capt. Thomas H., at Paw-

tuxet, by Rev. Mr. Shurtleff, Aug. 15, 1825

Calvin W., of New York, and Charlotte At-

well, daughter of late Col. Amos, in Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr Edes, Nov. 30, 1825
Mary F., daughter of Rev. Mr.Howe, and Rev.

Samuel Russell, at Hopkinton, Mass.

American of Feb. 16, 1827

Henrietta, of New York, and John C. Hines,

of Providence, at New York, Sept. 25, 1828

James F., Junior Editor of Evening Bulletin,

and Caroline A. H. Holmes, at Boston, Nov. 11, 1828

Mary and Rev. William Shed, at Abington,

Mass. American of Nov. 6, 1829

Mrs. Nancy, of Ware, and Rev. Joseph Re-

vill, of Brimfield, at Ware. American of , Jan. 29, 1830

Adaline and William Gonsolve, both of and

at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Church, Nov. 14, 1832

HOWELL Sarah C, youngest daughter of Hon.

David, and Gamaleel L. Dwight, of Boston,

merchant, in this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Feb. 21, 1809
Eliza B., eldest daughter of the Hon. Jere-
miah B., and Benjamin Co well, Esq., At-
torney at Law, both of and at Providence,

by Rev. Dr. Gano, March 4, 1818

Waitey F., daughter of Hon. Jeremiah B.,

and Appleton Walker, at Providence, by

Rev. Dr. Gano, Oct. 15, 1823

Alexander H., Esq., and Emily Jackson,

daughter of late Amasa, of New York, at

Canandaigua, N. Y. American of July 27, 1830

Martha Brown, daughter of the late Hon. J.

B., of Providence, and Charles Lippitt, Jr.,

Esq., of Savannah, Ga., at Providence, by

Rev. Mr. Pattison, Sept. 10, 1832

72

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

ROWLAND Isaac W. and Frances Hull, daugh-
ter of the late Hanson, both of Newport,

at Tiverton. American of Julyso, 1811

Nathaniel and Phebe Thornton, daughter of

Elisha, at New Bedford, at Friends' Meet-
ing House. American of April 28, 1812
Penelope, daughter of John, and Amherst

Everett, merchant, both of and at this town,

by Rev. Mr. Edes, Aug, 19, 181 3

Phebe G., of East Greenwich, and William

B. Wilcox, of West Greenwich, at East

Greenwich, by Rev. Thomas Manchester.

American of May 17, 1816

Joseph, Jr., of East Greenwich, and Hearty

Cranston, daughter of William, of Massa-
chusetts, at Newport. American of Aug. 6, 1816
Peleg, Jr., of Poughkeepsie, N. Y , and Ruth

Eddy Congdon, second daughter of Jona-
than, of and at this town, at Friends'

Meeting House, July 30, 1818

Elizabeth L., daughter of John, Esq., and

William Hatch, both of and at Bristol, by

Rev. Mr. Wight, Feb. 27, 1820

Susan A. and James M. Brown, merchant, at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Edes, March 5, 1820

Josiah and Mary L. Bradford, daughter of

John, Esq., both of and at Bristol, by Rev.

Mr. Mann, Aug. 27, 1820

Capt. Daniel, formerly of Rhode Island, and

Gunilda Hayes, late of Ontario, N. Y., at

St. Charles, Mo. American of Aug. 28, 1821

Ann, daughter of late Thomas, and Henry

Oman, at Newport. American of March 4, 1823

Capt. George, of Providence, and Sarah M.

Almy, daughter of Capt. Samuel, of and at

Newport. American of Aug. 8, 1823

Mary and Thomas Pearce, both of and at

Bristol. American of Jan. 6, 1824

John W. and Susan A. Greene, both of and

at East Greenwich, Nov. 9, 1826

Hon. John and Mrs. Polly Munro, both of

and at Bristol, by Rev. Mr. Wright, Dec. 3, 1826

Juliet and Joseph A. Scott, both of Paw-
tucket, at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Edes, Jan. 28, 1828
Ethan M., of Mason, Mass., and Frances M.

Russell, of and at Pawtucket, by Rev. Dr.

Benedict, Oct. 21, 1828

Phebe, of Troy, Mass., and George S. Allen,

of Providence, at Troy, by Rev. Mr. Ross, Nov. 23, 1828
Hannah and Pardon H. Tillinghast, at East

Greenwich, by Rev. Mr. Tillinghast, Jan. 13, 1829

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES 73

HOWLAND George, Jr., and Sylvia G. Allen,

daughter of James, deceased, at Friends'

Meeting House, Providence, April 30, 1829

Ruth and Nathaniel Sheperd, at Westport.

American of Oct. 2, 1829

Abby, daughter of Capt. Wanton, and Pardon
■ Gray, Jr., at Dartmouth. American of Sept. 17, 1830

Mary, daughter of John, Esq., of Providence,

and Rowland Lyman, of Lowell, Mass., at

Providence, by Rev. Dr. Edes, Jan. 2, 1832

HOXIE Olive, eldest daughter of Christopher,

Esq., and Martin Kempton, at Smithfield,

by Henry S. Mansfield, Esq., March 15, 1823

HOXSIE John, of Little Compton, and Sally B.

Manchester, of and at Westport. Amer-
ican of July 9, 1824
Mercy, of West Greenwich, and Thomas.

Phillips, Jr., of Exeter, at Centreville, by

Rev. Mr. Wilson, Feb. 26, 1828

HOYLE Henry W. and Rebecca M. Bliss, both

of this town, at F'hiladelphia. American of June 18, i8r6
HUBBARD Dr. Benjamin and Anstress Draper,

at Attleboro, by Rev. Mr. Wilder, June 23, 1812

John F., Editor Norwich Journal, and Al-

mira Meade, daughter of the General, at

Norwich, N. Y. American of April 4, 1820

Huldah and Col. Joseph Jones Munroe,

brother of the President, at Charlton, Mo.

American of Sept. 25, 182 1

A. H. and Eliza Lanman, daughter of Hon.

James, at Norwich, Ct. Americaij of Nov. 6, 1821

Eunice, of Warren, and Joseph Seymour, of

Newport, at Warren, by Rev. Mr. Welsh, June 22, 1823

Sarah Ann, of Newport, and Thomas Dring

Gladding, of and at Providence, by Rev.

Dr. Gano. American of May 21, 1824

Joseph, M. D., of Boston, and Sarah Ann

Snow, daughter of Benjamin, Esq., at Nor-
wich, Ct. American of Oct. 5, 1824
Mrs. Lettice, of Providence, and Robert

Crandall, Esq., of Exeter, at Randolph, Vt.

American of Oct. 29, 1824

Virtue C. and John Crosby, both of Troy,

Mass., at Newport, June 22, 1826

Ezra and Sarah H. Kinnicutt, daughter of

late Capt. John, both of and at Providence,

by Rev. Mr. Pickering, July 18, 1827

Charlotte W. and Isaac Sherman, both of

and at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Sept, 2, 1827

Martha and Rev. Joshua Dodge, at Sandw^ich. ., „ „

American of April 18, 1831

74 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HUBBARD James and Mrs. Joanna Colby, at
U. S. Marine Hospital, Chelsea. Ameri-
can of April 22, 1 83 1
HUDSON Harding H., of Cranston, and Susan
Sheldon, daughter of Col. Stephen, of and
at Scituate, by Rev. Mr. Knight, April 4, 1813

Maria, daughter of Capt. Thomas, of Provi-
dence, and Charles C. Harrington, by Rev.
Dr. Gano, Feb. 6, 1820

Bethiah and Nicholas Wade, at East Bridge-
v/ater. American of June 28, 1822

Mary Cahoone, daughter of Capt. Thomas,
and Thomas Stacy, at Newport. Ameri-
can of May 14, 1824

Eliza Ann, daughter of late William, and
James Smith, at Newport. American of Oct. 4, 1825

Caleb B. and- Sarah Wilcox, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Brown, Nov. 20, 1825

Henry J. and Amey A. Barker, daughter of
Capt. James, at Newport, by Rev. Mr.
Gammell, May 14, 1826

Mary Ann, daughter of late Capt. Samuel,
and Thomas Cooke, at Newport. Ameri-
can of May 16, 1826

James L. and Ann Eliza Thompson, at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Brown, Jan. 25, 1827

Matilda P. and John W. Bennett, at Natic,
by Rev. Mr. Tatem, Dec. 13, 1827

HUGHES Walter, formerly of Boston Theatre,

and Mrs. Young, formerly of the

Halifax and late of. the Boston, at Colum

bia, S. C. American of Feb. 6, 1821

John L. and Eliza Whiting, daughter of late
Col. Jeremiah, both of and at Providence,
by Rev. Mr. Edes, Jan. 16, 1822

Eleanor J. and Spencer Beers, both of Provi-
dence, at Pawtucket, by Rev. Dr. Benedict, July 13, 1828
HUGHSON Elizabeth R., only daughter of late
John, of Camden, S. C, and Aaron Burr,
formerly of Providence, at Camden, by Rev.
Mr. Hartwell. American of Nov. 6, 1832

HULL Serena and Charles Potter, 2nd, in this

town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Jan. 8, 1809

Frances, daughter of the late Hanson, and
Isaac W. Howland, both of Newport, at
Tiverton. American of July 30, 181 1

Capt. William and Roana Newell, in this
town, - Sept. 8, 1811

Maria, daughter of General William, and Ed-
ward Fenwick Campbell, Esq., of Augusta,
Ga., at Boston. American of Nov. 30, 1813

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES 75

HULL Dennison and Ann Potter, daughter of
the late Governor Potter, both of and at
South Kingstown. American of May 20, 1814

Capt. Peleg and Mrs. Patience Paul, both of
and at Providence, May 4, 1817

Elizabeth, daughter of the late Gideon, of
Providence, and Francis BickneJl, of Rome,
N. Y., by Rev. Mr. Edes, at this town, May 17, 1818

Daniel and Mary Ann West, eldest daughter
of William, both of and at Providence, by
Rev. Mr. Baker, June 28, 18 18

Ann and Jacob C. Gould, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, July 2, i8i8

Rev. Stephen, of Raynham, Mass., and Cath-
arine H. Lippitt, daughter of Charles, of
and at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Crocker, March 17, 18 19

Thomas C. and Charlotte Cooke, at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Aug. 22, 1819

Susan, daughter of Joseph, late of South
Kingstown, and Joseph T. Perry, of New-
port, at Sterling, Ct. American of Oct. 15, 1819

Capt. Gideon and Eliza Whitmore, both of

Providence, at New York. American of Dec. 4, 1819

Susan, daughter of Rev. Stephen, of Rayn-
ham, and Benjamin Seaver, of Taunton, at
Raynham. American of Nov. 9, 1821

Nancy, daughter of Rev. Stephen, of Rayn-
ham, and John Goldsboro, Preceptor of
Bristol Academy, at Raynham. American
of Jan. 8, 1822

John and Pamela Barker, at Newport. Amer-
ican of May 6, 1823

Henry, of New Lebanon, and Mary Ann
Grant, of Richmond, Mass., at Ballston, N.
Y. American of May 23, 1823

George, of Brookfield, Ct., and Sarah Lawton,

of Portsmouth, at Newport. American of May 25, 1824

Peleg and Sarah Ann Thurber, daughter of
Caot. John, both of and at Providence, by
Rev. Mr. Ludlow, Nov. 22, 1824

Rev. Stephen and Sybel Griffitts, both of
West Stockbridge, Mass., at Austerlitz, N.
H. American of March i, 1825

Julia Knox, youngest daughter of General
William, and Joseph Wheeler, of Augusta,
Ga., at Newton, Mass. American of Sept. 20, 1825

Wager, of Providence, and Sarah C. Cong-
don, at South Kingstown. American of April 28, 1826

J • , 60, after a widowhood of 5 weeks,

and Belinda Walker, 23, at Farrington,

Penn. American of May 22, 1829

76 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HULL Thomas, of Providence, and Mary Ann
Campbell, of Barrington, at Smithfield, by
Rev. Mr. Scott, Oct. lo, 1830

HULME Thomas, Jr., of Philadelphia, and Marie
Laura Payen, only daughter of J. \V., Esq.,
of and at Sedan, France, July 29, 1829

HUMBERT Mrs. F. C. and Eugene Prudhomme,
married by Rev. Spencer H. Cone, at New
York. [She was before married by Rev.
Mr. Lyell, Oct. 19, 1819] April 20, 1829

HUME Robert and Eliza Moore, daughter of

John, Esq., all of Charleston, S. C, May 26, 181 1

Charlotte, daughter of John, Esq., of Charles-
ton, S. C, and William Lucas, Esq., at
Charleston, Oct. 7, 18 19

HUMES Sally and Amos Sylvester, at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Oathman, Aug. 21, i82i
Samuel, of Brooklyn, Ct., and Phebe Snell, of
Warwick, daughter of David, at Warwick,
by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Oct. 9, 1825
Rebecca and David R. Anthony, both of and

at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Brown, Nov. 9, 1828

HUMPHREY Eliza, daughter of John, of Bar-
rington, and Luther Ashley, of Windham,
Ct., at Barrington, married by Rev. Mr.
Watson. American of Sept. 26, 1809

.A.mey Brown, of North Providence, and Sam-
uel Brown, Esq., of this town, at North
Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Dec. 2, 1812

Amasa, of Barrington, and Waite A. Hunt,

of and at Pawtuxet, by Rev. Mr. Jacobs, June 12, 18 13

Mary, daughter of John, Esq., and Wilmarth
Heath, at Barrington, by Rev. Mr. Wat-
son, _ Sept. 18, 1814
Mrs. Abigail, of Pawtuxet, and Dutee Rob-
erts, of Providence, at Pawtuxet, by Rev.
Mr. Jacobs, June 29, 18 17
Sarah A., of Providence, and Zelie Darling,

of Sutton, Mass., by Rev. Mr. Sias, Sept. 12, 1817

John and Diana Brown, at Providence, by

Rev. Dr. Gano, Sept. 21, 1817

Emerson and Huldah Peck, both of and at
Barrington, by Rev. Mr. Wright. Amer-
ican of Jan. 26, 1819

HUMPHREYS Capt. Samuel and Sarah G.
Easton, both of and at Providence, by Rev.
Mr. Oathman, Nov, 26, 1821

HUMPHREY Ebenezer and Mrs. Elizabeth
Bachellor, both of and at Oxford, Mass.
American of May 10, 1822

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES 77

HUMPHREY Thomas G. and Abby Eddy,
daughter of Benjamin 2d, at Providence.
American of Oct. 4, 1822

Col. Walker and Olive R. Mauran, both of

Providence, at New York, Dec. 27, 1822

Abby and Samuel Bosworth, of Warren, at

Rehoboth. American of Nov. g, 1824

Abby and Samuel Bosworth, of Warren, at

Rehoboth. American of Nov. 12, 1824

Thomas A. and Caroline Cooke, both of and
and at Tiverton, by Rev. Mr. Wright.
American of Feb. 12, 1828

HUMPHREYS M , of Philadelphia, mer-
chant, and Mary Anne Hoppin, eldest
daughter of George W., of and at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Nov. 5, 1829

Mrs. Ann F., of Boston, and M De-

Walewski, formerly Colonel Imperial
Army of France, at Boston, by Rev. Mr.
Potter. American of Jan. 5, 1830

John and Hannah D. Bridges, at Marble-
head. American of Nov. 30, 1830

Henry and Sarah Clapp, eldest daughter of
Richard Blake, at Dorchester, by Rev.
Dr. Harris. They are both of the 7th gen-
eration and direct descendants from the
first settlers of that town. There are but
two intermarriages outside of any but de-
scendants of first settlers : ist to a daugh-
ter of Rev. William Thompson, first min-
ister of Braintree (now Quincy) ; 2d to a
daughter of Rev. Samuel Dexter, of Ded-
ham. The marriage was performed on the
spot where lived and died Rev. Richard
Mather, the first minister at Dorchester.
American of Dec. 7, 1830

Hannah M., of Tiverton, and Stephen L.
French, of Fall River, at Tiverton, May 12, 1831

Martha Ellis, daughter of Walker, and Leon
Chappotin, of Meadville, Penn., at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Dr. Edes, Sept. 27, 1831
HUMPHREYS William S., of Millbury, Mass.,
and Amey A. Knowles, of and at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Pattison, Nov. 5, 1832
HUNGERFORD Dr. Thomas B. and Ann M.
C. Wilkinson, only child of George, Esq.,
both of Oak, Calvert Co., Md. American of March 11, 1831
HUNNEMAN Ann F. H., daughter of Dea.
William C, of Roxbury, and Joseph F
Milner, of Boston, at Roxbury, by Rev.
Dr. Lovell, May 12, 1831

78 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HUNNEWELL John and Mary Mitchell, daugh-
ter of Jonathan, both of and at New Shore-
ham. American of July 19, 1816

Hon. Jonathan, of Boston, and Mrs. Theoda

Davis, at Roxbury, Mass. American of Feb. 11, 1820

HUNT Lucy, of this town, and Joseph Howe,

of Boston, merchant. American of Jan. 7, 1812

Abigail, daughter of the late Col. Hunt, of
Watertown, Mass., and Capt. Josiah Snell-
ing, 4th U. S Infantry, at Detroit, Aug. 14, 1812

Clement Smith, U. S. Navy, and Sarah Ann
Senter, daughter of the late Dr. Isaac, at
St. John's Church, by Rev. Dr. Crocker, Jan. 14, 1813

Anna T., of Warwick, and Adrian Weed, Jr.,
of Worcester, Mass., at Warwick, by Rev.
Mr. Jacobs, April 25, 1813

Waite A., of Pawtuxet, and Amasa Humph-
rey, of Barrington, at Pawtuxet, by Rev.
Mr. Jacobs, June 12, 1813

Mary Ann, of Seekonk, and Joseph T. An-
thony, of this town, at Seekonk, by Rev.
Mr. Hill, Aug. 13, 1815

Phebe A., daughter of the late Capt. Joseph,
of Pawtuxet, and Christopher O. Arnold,
of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Baker, Sept. 2r, 18 18

.Seth, Jr., and Henrietta Petty, daughter of
Daniel, both of end at Providence, by Rev.
Dr. Gano, Dec. 22, 1819

Nancy, of Seekonk, and Rev. Shearjashub
B. Townsend, of Sherbourne, Mass., at
Seekonk, by Rev. Mr. Pitman, March 22, 1820

Josiah A., of Pawtuxet, and Lydia Mason,
daughter of Dea. George, of and at Cum-
berland. American of Oct. 20, 1820

Bat, of North Kingstown, and Hannah H.
Forth, of North Providence, at East Green-
wich. American of Sept. 10, 1822

Sarah and Jabel Patt, both of and at ("um-
berland, by Rev. Dr. Benedict. .American
of Oct. 22, 1822

Peter B., Esq., Attorney at Law, of Seekonk,
and Ruth Nelson, daughter of Major Paul,
of and at Pawtucket, by Rev. . Mr Taft.
American of April 20, 1 824

Mary Eveline, youngest daughter of Joshua,
Esq., and James Chace, both of and at
Pawtuxet. American of May 25, 1824

Daniel and Polly Balcom, only daughter of

Daniel, both of and at Attleboro, Dec. 27, 1824

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES 79

HUNT Sarah I , daughter of Peter, Esq., and
Joseph C. Brown, of Baltimore, at Seekonk,
by Rev. Mr. Barney, June 18, 1827

Huldah A., youngest daughter of late Dan-
iel, of Providence, and Benjamin A. Benson,
of Sturbridge, Mass., at Providence, by
Rev. Dr. Gano, Dec. 10, 1827

Sarah Ann and Peter Church, at Providence,

by Rev. Mr. Pickering, ■ June 12, 1828

Avis and James Wood, both of Coventry, at

Warwick, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Jan. 4, 1829

Sarah D. and Benjamin Kimball, of Andover,
at Lowell. American of Jan. 9, 1829

Samuel L., of Boston, and Heien Maria

Mellen, of and at New York. American of Oct. 30, 1829

tliza Ann and Isaac Page, at Boston. Amer-
ican of , April 26, 1830

Mary Ann and Lucas C. Young, of Troy,

Mass., at Seekonk. American of Jan. 7, 183:

Adeline B., formerly of Little Compton, and
Alber Shaw, at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Pickering, ' Aug. i, 1831

Zebedee, of Providence, and Lydia H. Young,
of and at Troy, Mass., Oct. i, 1832

HUNTER Capt. Andrew and Mary Scott, daugh-
ter of the late John C, of and at Newport.
American of Sept. 19, 1815

Dr. G. H., of New Orleans, and Ann Gir-
ault, daughter of the late Col. John, at
Natchez. Aug. 14, 1816

Jam s, of Philadelphia, and Margaret Bene-
dict, daughter of the late Rev. Joel, at
Plainfield, Ct, Sept. 11, 1817

Mary, of Tiverton, and Joseph Whiting, of

Bristol, at Tiverton. American of Aug. 10, 182 1

HUNTING Samuel, of Johnston, and Mrs. Mary
Greene, of Providence, at Johnston. Amer-
ican of May 3'. i8i4
HUNTINGTON Christopher T., of Hartford,
and Mary Webb, of and at Windham, Ct.
American of Oct. 3, 1823

Rev. Daniel, of East Bridgewater, and Alma
French, daughter of Benjamin, Esq., at
Boston. American of Oct. 31, 1823

Elizabeth and Benjamin Barnard, of Port-
land, Me., at Newport. American of July 7, 1826

Nancy and Samuel Thomas, at Pawtucket,
by Rev. Dr. Benedict, Jan. 8, 1828

Ruth L. and James L. Ripley, at Norwich.
American of June 22, 1830

80 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HUNTLEY Lydia, the poetess, and Charles
Sijourney, Esq,, of Hartford, Ct. Ameri-
can of July 6, 1819
HUNTRESS Nathaniel and Anna Dickerson, at

Pawtucket, by Rev. Mr. Potter, Feb. 10, 1829

Ann and John Townsend, at Portsmouth.

American of Nov. 17, £829

HURD Captain Nathan, of Chatham, Ct., and
Ann Gardiner, daughter of Capt. James, of
and at Newport. American of Oct. 15, 1811

HURLBERT Rev. Joseph, of Albany, and Mary
Crawford Hattrick, daughter of Peter,
Esq., at New York. American of June 22, 1824

HURLBURT Frances C. and Henry G. Glad-
ding, both of and at Providence, by Rev.
Mr. Farley, Oct. 14, 1829

HUSE EHza and Oliver Sawyer, at Newbury-

port. American of Oct. 30, 1829

Alfred, of Newburyport, and Caroline Evans,

at Portsmouth. American of May 14, 1830

HUSSEY Mary N , of Nantucket, Mass., and
Thomas Earle, of Philadelphia, 'at Nan-
tucket, at Friends' Meeting House, July 13, 1820
Susan and Joseph Macy, at Nantucket, at
Friends' Meeting House. American of Sept. 16, 1825
HUTCH INS Dr. Theophilus and Joanna Paine,

at Rehoboth, by Rev. Mr. Hill, April 14, 1811

Avis, daughter of Col. Shubael, and Rev.
Roswell Whitmore, Pastor of First Congre-
gational Church and Society of Killingly,
Ct., both of and at said Killingly, by Rev.
Mr. Storrs, of Ashford, Ct., Nov. 4, 1813

Ezra, Esq., Attorney at Law, and Mary

Stone, at Weston, Mass, American of Sept. 27, 1814

Major John, of this town, bookseller, and
Sarah Mather, daughter of late Dr. War-
ham, of and at Northampton, Mass., June i, 1816
Dr. Waldo, of Brooklyn, Ct., and Ann C.
Howard, of and at Hampton, Ct., by Rev.
Mr. Weld, Feb. 9, 18 19
Henrietta, daughter of Richard, and William
L. Peck, of Coventry, at North Providence,
by Rev. Mr. Tobey. American of March 9, 1819
HUTCH ENS Abigail and John Dewherst, both
of and at Providence, by William B. Mar-
tin, Esq., Dec. 4, 1822
HUTCHINS Shubael, of Charleston, S. C, and
Maria Storrs, daughter of Dan, of and at
Mansfield, Ct., Aug. 24, 1824
George and Everline W. Gorton, at Warwick,
by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Dec. 17, 1826

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES gl

HUTCHENS Maria L., youngest daughter of

Col. Hutchens, and Isaac H,

Cady, of Providence, at Killingly, Ct., by

Rev. Mr. Eason, Jan. 31, 1827

John and Sarah Packard Metcalf, both of

and at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Crocker, Dec. 24, 1827

HUTCH INGS Mary and Thomas F. Cham-
berlain, both of and at Boston. American of March 23, 1830
HUTCHINS Mary Ann and Robert Dunlap, at

Providence, by Rev. Dr. Pickering, Sept. 12, 1832

Rev. James, of South Reading, Mass., and

Rhoda C. Barton, daughter of John B.,

Esq., at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pattison, Sept. 18, 1832
HUTCHINSON Sally, of Smithfield, and Smith

Taft, of this town, at Smithfield, by Rev.

Dr. Gano. American of Nov. 23, 1813

Nancy Walker, of Providence, and Eddy

Harding, of Barnngton, at Providence, by

Rev. Dr. Gano, Junes, 1817

Mary Pyne and Charles March, of New

York, at Charleston, S. C, by Rev. Bishop

Bowen. American of Feb. 2, 1819

Stephen and Evelina Jenckes, daughter of

late Wdliam, both of and at Smithfield, by

Asa Winsor, Esq., Sept. 4, 1823

James, of Northampton, and Phebe Cogge-

shall, of and at Seekonk, by Rev. Mr. ■

Barney, Sept. 14, 1824

HUTINGTON Ruth L., daughter of Charles

P., Esq., and James L. Ripley, merchant,

at Norwich, Ct. American of June 15, 1830

HUTTLESTONE Eliza and Thomas Clarke,

both of and at Newport. American of Oct. 28, 1823

HUTTON Jane, of Providence, and John Hill,

Jr., of Millledgville, Ga,, merchant, at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Gano, . May 3, 1819

HUTTEN Wilson, of Providence, and Phebe

Chamberlam, of and at Southbridge, Mass.,

by Rev. Dr. Parks. American of April 6 and 10, 1827

HUYGENS Adalaide Charlotte Waldemarine,

daughter of His Excellency, the Chev.

Benjamin Huygens, the Netherland Min-
ister to the U. §., and Dominique Garos-

tiet De Arbel, of France, at New York, by

Rev. A. Verren, July I4. 1830

HUYGINS Amos R. and Lucinda Reys, at

Boston, ' March 25, 183 1
HYATT Susan, daughter of John, Esq., of Dela-
ware, and Col. J Hindman, U. S.

Army, atPhiladelphia. American of July 22, 1825

82 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HYATT Sophia, daughter of late Capt. Charles

L., and John S. Richardson, Jr., Esq., of

Charleston, S. C, at Providence, by Rev.

Dr. Crocker, April 9, 1827

HYDE Betsey, daughter of Squire, of Coventry,

and Ira Colvin, at Coventry, Dec. 20, 18 10

John^ Jr., and Julia Delmore Whiting, both

of Lancaster, Mass., in this town, July i, 1816

Phylura, of Brooklyn, Ct., and Giles Wood-
worth, of Killingly, at Brooklyn. Ameri-
can of Dec. 12, 1823
Louisa Ann, of Killingly, Ct., and Eliphal D.

Tarbox, of Brooklyn, Ct., at Killingly.

American of July 12, 1825

Thomas and Mrs. Caroline Bunker, both of

New Bedford, at Smithfield, Jan. 22, 1829

HYER George W., one of the proprietors of

Mercantile Advertiser, and Sarah Grainger,

daughter of the late John, at New York.

American of Oct. 31, 1820

IDE Ann and Latham Babcock, both of this

town, by Rev. Mr. Cornell, Oct. 21, 18 10

David and Eliza Arnold, daughter of the late

Col. Daniel, of and at Smithfield, Dec. 8, 181 1

Sally and Church Gray, at Seekonk, by Rev.

Mr. Hill, • April 5, 1812

Rosella Olney and Latham Babcock, both of

this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano, July 11, 1813

Temperance, daughter of Abel, and Samuel

D. Lindsay, both of and at Seekonk, by

Rev. Mr. Hill, April 2, 181 5

Rev. Jacob, of Medway, and Mary Emmons,

of and at Franklin. American of April i8, 1815

Mary, of Seekonk, and Rev. Josephus Whea-

ton, pastor Congregational Church, Hollis-

ton, Mass., at Seekonk, by Rev. Mr. Hill, Jan. i, 1816

Lydia, of Providence, and Peleg Butts, of

New Bedford, at Providence, by Rev. Dr.

Gano, Aug. 7, 1820

Celinda and William Thurber, both of and ■

at Attleboro. American of March 27, 182 1

Hiram and Adelia Miller, at Pawtucket.

American of Oct. 5, 1821

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES §3

IDE Harvey and Mary Cushman, only daughter
of late Lieut. Jacob, of and at Attleboro.
American of June 25, 1822-

William and Amanda Bishop, both of and at

Seekonk, • Aug. 27, 1823

Welcome, of Providence, and Mary Ann
Hathaway, daughter of late Zephaniah, of
Newport, at Providence. American of Jan. 2, 1824

Lydia and" Zachariah Walker, both of and at

Seekonk, by Rev Mr. Pease, May 5, 1826

Amey and Z Chaffee, at Seekonk, by

Rev. Mr. Barney. American of May 23, 1826

Mary F. and Leonard Slater, at Worcester, May 29, 1826

Marcellus and Martha B. Gray, both of and

at central Falls, by Rev. Dr. Benedict, Jan. 28, 1827

Susan Maria, daughter of Abel, of Seekonk,
and Joseph Ferdinand Lindsey, of Fall
River, at Seekonk, by Rev. Mr. Barney, Jan. i, 1830

INCHES Ruth, daughter of Jesse, and Thomas
Tunmore, both of and at Smithfield, by
Dutee Winsor, Esq. American of Feb. 21, 1815,

INGALLS Capt. Abiathar and Anna Brewer, at

Taunton, April 26, 18 12

William, M. D., and Alice Brazer, daughter

of Major John, at Boston. American of Dec. 25, 1827

Lucy, daughter of Dr. William, of Boston,
and Dr. Charles H. Steadman, surgeon U.
S. Marine Hospital, Chelsea, at Boston.
American of May 29, 1829

INGELL Abby, daughter of Jonathan, of Taun-
ton, and William A, F. Sprout, Esq., of
Swanzey, at Taunton. American of April 15, 1823

INGERSOLL Sally Blake, of Boston, and Dr.
Alexander Thayer, of Mendon, at Boston,
American of Dec. 31, 1824

INGLE Benjamin, of Taunton, Mass., and Sarah
W. Tew, daughter of the late Col. William,
of and at Newport. American of Aug. i, 1815

INGLIS Emeline V. P., daughter of Joseph L.,
Esq., and George A. Bicknell, merchant,
both of and at Philadelphia, by Rev, Dr.
Sargent, April 2, 1814

INGRAHAM Jeremiah, of Auleboro, and Cath-
arine Burr, daughter of Col. James, of and
at this town, by Rev. Mr. Edes, Feb. 15, i 810

Barton and Betsey Gay, both of this town,

by Rev. Mr." Edes, Sept. 23, 1810

Amey, of Attleboro, and John Wheeler, of

this town, at Attleboro. American of Aug. 9, 18 14

Tabez, of Attleboro, and Cynthia Buckhn, of
and at Seekonk, bv Rev. Mr. Hill, July 24, 1815

84

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

INGRAHAM Mary, of this town, and Joshua
Sabins, at this town, by Rev. Mr. Edes.
American of

Mary and John West, Jr., Esq., Attorney at
Law, both of and at Bristol, by Rev, Mr.
Mann,

Otis and Lydia Arnold, at Cumberland, by
Rev. Mr. Benedict,

Sophia, formerly of Kingston, N. Y., and
Philander Chace, formerly of New Hamp-
shire, Bishop of Ohio, at Zanesville, O.
American of

Lawton and Polly T. Bosworth, both of and
at Barrington, by Rev. Mr. Wright,

Henry and Olive C. Allen, both of and at
Bristol, by Bishop Griswold,

Martha and Samuel Goff, at Warren, by Rev.
Mr. Rexford. American of

Leprelet and Adeline Carpenter, at Paw-
tucket. American of

Esther, daughter of Jabel, Esq., of Pawtucket,
and Walter Frost, of Boston, at Pawtucket.
American of

Lemuel, of Attleboro, and Tamzin Hall, of
Pawtucket, at St. Paul's Church,

William, of Barrington, and Sarah Childs, of
and at Warren,

Solomon and Peddy Sweet, daughter of Gid-
eon, at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Edes,

Nancy, daughter of Watson, and Capt. Eben-
ezer Mathewson, at Barrington, by Rev.
Mr. Rexford. American of

Nancy and Nathan Goff, both of and at War-
ren, by Rev. Mr. Rexford,

Joshua, of Seekonk, and Sarah Ann Baker,
of and at Pawtucket, by Rev. Dr. Benedict,

Jane and John B. Read, both of Pawtucket,
at Attleboro, by Rev. Mr. Warren,

Maria Br, of Attleboro, and Lewis L. Hodges,
of Providence, at Attleboro, by Rev. Mr.
P"erguson,
INLOES Eliza C. and John Chandler, Esq.,
editor Maryland Republican, of Annapolis,
at Baltimore. American of
INMAN Rhoda, daughter of Abraham, p:sq.,
and Isaac Randall, at Johnston, by Elder
Sprague,

Otis M., of Pawtucket, and Mary Kelly, of
and at Valley Falls. American of

Aug. 22, 1 815

May 2, 1816
May 29, 1816

Aug. 27, 1 81 9
Aug. 30, 1 819

Oct. 17, 1819
April 12, 1822

Nov. S, 1824

March 11, 1825

Sept. 25, 1825

Oct. t6, 1825

Dec. 5, 1826

March 6, 1827

March 29, 1827

Sept. 7, 1828

Nov. 17, 1828

Nov. 8, 1830

July 13, 1821

Feb. 12, 1824
Feb. 20, 1824

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES

85

INMAN Cinderella and Zachariah R. Fuller, at
Smithfield. American of

Harkness and Joan B. Rawson, at Pawtucket,
by Rev. Mr. Potter,

Eliza Ann, of Burrillville, and Nathan South-
wick, 2d, of Mendon, at Smithfield, by Rev.
Mr. Mansfield,
INVESTIGATOR William G., of Providence,
and Temperance N. Philanthropist, of and
at Boston, by Rev. Dr. Goodjudge,
IRESON Francis E. and Margaret Girdler, at

Marblehead. American of
IRISH Abigail and Peleg Sisson, of Portsmouth.
American of

C. P. and Sally Hicks, both of and at Provi-
dence. American of

Patience, of Portsmouth, and Caleb Cooke,
of Troy, Mass., at Newport. American of

Otis and Patience Dyre, at Little Compton.
American of

Mary H., daughter of late John, and George
Bowen, at Newport. American of

Sarah B. and Stephen Bowen, at Newport.
American of

John, Jr., and Lydia Grinnell, at Little Comp-
ton. American of
IRONS Sarah and James Thurber, both of and
at this town, by Rev. Dr. Messer,

Palmyra and Darius N. Thurber, both of and
at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano. Amer-
ican of

Lucretia and Capt. Bradley Greene, both of
and at Glocester, by Eleazer Bellows, Esq.,

Simon and Mary Cornell, at Johnston. Amer-
ican of

John, of North Providence, and Reliance
Chace, of and at Valley Falls. American of

Eliza and Alexander O. Walford, at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Edes,

Arnold, of Providence, and Fanny Salisbury,
of and at Pawtucket, by Rev. Dr. Benedict,

Sarah and Asa Keene, both of Pawtucket, at
Warren, by Rev. Mr. Rexford,

Caroline, daughter of Nicholas, of Providence,
and Robert Brownell, of New York, at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering,
ISAACS William, son of late Ralph, of New
Haven, and Mary Rogers, daughter of late
John, Esq., of Baskenridge, N. J., at New
York. American of

Jan. 29, 1828
Feb. 7, 1828

March 5, 1829

Jan. 16, 1829
Sept. 10, 1830
Nov. 15, 1808
Feb. 20, 1 82 1
Oct. 21, 1823
Nov. 18, 1823
Oct 26, 1824
Oct. 17, 1826
May 20, 1 83 1
Jan. 19, 1815

March 1, 1816

March 29, 1816

May 10, 1822

Jan. 23, 1824

Sept. 28, 1824

June 5, 1825

Jan. I, 1826

Oct. 2, 1826
Feb. 18, 1825

86

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

IVES Mrs. Betsey and Oliver Parsons, at Salem,
Mass., by Rev. Dr. Worcester and Rev.
Mr. Abbott. [Note made that this is the
first instance of two clergymen officiating
at the same marriage, which we much
doubt. J. N. A.] American of
Charlotte R., daughter of Thomas P., Esq.,
and William G. Goddard, Editor of the
American, both of and at Providence, by
Rev. Dr. Gano,
Rev. L. Silliman, Rector of Trinity Church,
Philadelphia, and Rebecca Smith Hobart,

daughter of Rt. Rev. H Hobart,

D. D., Bishop of New York, at New York.
American of
Robert Hale, of Providence, and Harriet
Bowen Amory,, daughter of late Thomas,
Esq., of Boston, at Roxbury, Mass., by
Rev. Alonzo Potter,

IZARD Patience W.B. and Col. E ■ Eus-

tus, U. S. Army, at Charleston, S. C.
American of
Ralph, Esq., and Eliza Lucas Pinkney, daugh-
ter of Gen, Charles C, at Charleston, S. C.
American of

April 26, 1 8 16

May 22, 1 82 1

Feb. 25, 1825

Oct. 3, 1827

June 3, 1823

March 12, 1824

JACK Samuel H. and Frances G. Tompkins,
daughter of John, at Newport. American
of Feb. 25,

Alexander and Mrs. Rebecca Hart, at New-
port. American of Nov. 7,
JACKINS Da and Sarah Field, at Provi-
dence, bv Rev. Mr. Mudge, March 11,
JACKSON H'on. John G., of Virginia, and Mary
Meigs, daughter r)f Col. R. J., of and at
Marietta, O. American of Aug. 17,

Henry B., of Watertown, and Lucinda Leach,

of Bridgewater. American of Dec. 6,

Mary, daughter of the late Dr. John, and
William Treadwell, printer, at Portsmouth,
N. H. American of Nov. 19,

Stephen B. and Harriet Russell, at Mendon.

American of Sept. 2,

1825
1828
1824

1810
i8u

1813
1814

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES 87

JACKSON Mary, daughter of -the late Dr. WiU
liam, and Elijah Morse, Esq., Attorney at
Law, at Boston, Nov. 20, 181 7

John T. and Mrs. Sally Simmons, both of

and at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano, April 20, 18 18

Rev. Henry and Maria T. Gano, daughter of
Rev. Stephen, both of and at Providence,
by Rev. Dr. Gano, March 11, 1822

Joseph and Hannah Leonard, at Middleboro,

Mass. American of April 9, 1824

Mrs. Harriet C. and William Kendrick, of
Newton, at Mendon, Mass., by Rev. Mr.
Daggett. American of May 21, 1824

Jesse, of Sutton, Mass., and Fanny Richard-
son, of and at Smithfield. American of Oct. 14, 1825

Eliza, daughter of Major Samuel, of Provi-
dence, and Dr. Robert D. Hemenway, of
Shrewsbury, Mass., at Providence, by Rev.
Mr. Wilson, Nov, 13, 1825

Olive, daughter of late Col. Giles, of Berk-
shire, Mass., and his 26th child. Of this
number, 22 have married and most have
large families. The eldest daughter was
married 52 years ago. And John Clarke,
at the Fulton House, New York, by Rev.
Mr. Knox, Feb. 24, 1826

John G., formerly of Providence, and Matilda

Caroline Starkey, of Philadelphia, Oct. 12, 1826

Richard W., of Philadelphia, merchant, and
Susan P. Aborn, of and at Providence, by
Rev. Mr. Wilson, Oct. i, 1827

Charles, Esq , and Catharine Dexter, daugh-
ter of Samuel, Esq., both of and at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Dr. Edes, Nov. 20, 1827

Mary H., daughter of Hon. Richard, and Dr.
John F. R. Flagg, both of and at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Dec. 3, 1827

Rebecca, only daughter of Daniel, and M. M.
Noah, Esq., Editor of Enquirer, at New
York. American of Dec. 4, 1827

Susan W. and Dr. David B. Slack, at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Dr. Edes, June 23, 1828

Hannah, daughter of Hon, Richard, and
James Dennis, of Scituate, at Friends'
Meeting House, Sept. 11, 1828

Jackson — and Cannon, at

Plymouth. American of July 24, 1829

Ellen and Lieut. George F. Peason, U. S.
Navy, at Newburyport. American of Sept. 25, 1829

Ellen and Lieut. George F. Pearson, U. S.
Navy, at Newburyport. American of Sept. 29, 1829

88 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

JACKSON George W. and Mary Bowen Jack-
son, daughter of Nathan W., Esq., at Prov-
idence, by Rev. Dr. Edes, Nov. 12, 1829

Mary Bowen, daughter of Nathan W., Esq.,
and George W. Jackson, at Providence, by
Rev. Dr Edes, Nov. 12, 1829

Mary B., only daughter of Capt. Samuel, and
James G. Anthony, at Beneficent Congre-
gational Church, Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Wilson, Jan. 28, 1830

Sylvester Richmond and Mary Ann Hill,
both of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Pickering, May 14, 1830

Emily, daughter of late Amasa, of New
York, and Alexander H. Howell, Esq., at
Canandaigua, N. Y. American of July 27, 1830

C. F. E., adopted daughter of Mrs. Eleanor,
and Daniel Hanson, at Charlestown, Mass.
American of Aug. 24, 1830

Betsey Ann, daughter of Henry, and Rufus
B. Bradford, of Kingston, Mass., at Ply-
mouth. American of Nov. 30, 1830

Roby, daughter of Major Samuel, and Capt.
Nathan Gorton, both of and at Providence,
by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Oct. 2, 1831

Abby S., daughter of John T., and John W.
D. Hall, at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Picker-
ing, Nov. 13, 1 83 1
JACOBS Nancy, eldest daughter of Abel, of
Thompson, Ct., and George W. Gladding,
of this town, at Thompson, by Rev. Mr.
Crossbee, April 22, 1813

Henry, merchant, and Maria Aborn, daugh-
ter of Samuel, Esq., both of and at this
town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Oct. 4, 1813

John, of Thompson, Ct., and Rachal Dean,

of and at Killingly, by Rev. Mr. Atkins, Feb. 27, 18 14

Olive, of Seekonk, and James Beliss, 3rd, of
Rehoboth, at Seekonk, by Rev. Mr. Hill.
American of May 17, 18 14

Clarrissa, youngest daughter of the late Dea-
con Calvin, of Rehoboth, and John Glad-
ding, of Providence, merchant, at Reho-
both, by Rev. Mr. Thompson, Nov. 20, 18 14

Samuel, formerly of this town, and Ann
Stephenson Pennington, daughter of the
late Josias, Esq., of and at Baltimore, by
Rev. Mr. Barton, March 5, 1816

.Maria, of Windsor, Vt., and Dr. Walter V.
Wheaton, Surgeon 2d Regiment U. S.

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES §9

JACOBS :

Infantry, of Providence, at Windsor, Vt.
American of Feb. 9, 181 9

James, merchant, and Caroline F. Dyer,
daughter of Charles, both of and at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Jan. 25, 1826
JACQUAWS James, Jr., and Phebe Jordan,
daughter of Seaman, both of and at Coven-
try. American of March 4, 1814
JAMES William and Catharine Field, daughter

of Lemuel, all of this town, Nov. 19, 1810

Martha, daughter of John, and Richard Eddy,

at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, " May 2, 1822

Caleb R. and Lucy Reynolds, daughter of
Judge Reynolds, at Richmond, R. L
American of May 13, 1823

Dr. Silas, of West Greenwich, and Carohrie
A. Gordon, of Sterling, Ct., at Providence,
by Rev. Dr. Gano, Sept. 22, 1824

Eliza N., eldest daughter of Eleazer, Esq., of
Barre, Mass., and Charles Allen, Esq., of
Worcester, Attorney at Law, at Barre.
American of July 8, 1825

Sarah and Nathan Storrs, Esq., at Boston.

American of Oct. 16, 1829

Mary and Henry S. Whitford, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering, Oct. 22, 1829

Rebecca W. and Oliver E. Taber, both of
Providence, at North Stonington, by Rev.
Mr. Ayer, Sept. 20, 1831

JANUARY Pamelia and Samuel January, at

Washington, Ky. American of April i, 1814

Samuel and Pamelia January, at Washington,

Ky. American of April i, 1814

JAQUAWS Nathan and Honor Head, at New-
port. American of Feb. 17, 1824
JACQUES Betsey and John Goldsmith, both of

and at Pawtucket. American of Jan. 13, 1824

JACQUITH Harriet and Nathaniel Heaton, of

Wrentham, at Smithfield. American of May 7, 1819

JARMAN Catharine and William Jones, both of

this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Feb. 11, 1810

JARVIS Susan and Daniel C. Gushing, both of

and at this town, by Rev. Mr. Williams, Feb. 16, 1809

Leonard, Esq., and Mary H. Greene, daugh-
ter of late David, Esq., at Boston, by Rev.
Mr. Lowell, Aug. 15, 1816

Col. Russell, Attorney at Law, and Sarah
Elizabeth Cordiss, daughter of Thomas,
Esq., at Boston. American of Dec. 7, 1824

90

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

JARVIS Lieut. Joseph W., U. S. Navy, and
Sally J. Bradford, at Bristol, by Rev.
Bishop Griswold,

Mary Pepperell Sparhawk, daughter of Hon.
William, and Hampden Cutts, Esq , At-
torney at Law, of Portsmouth, N. H., at
Weathersfield, Vt. American of
JEFFERS Mary and William Smith, at New-
port. American of

Fanny and Richard Sayles, both of and at
Smithfield. American of

Samuel and Mary Weeden, daughter of
Peleg, Esq., both of and at Newport.
American of

Sarah, of Newport, and James A. Williams,
of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Picker-
ing. American of

William, Jr., and Ann Alvira Coggeshall, both
of and at Pawtucket,
JEFFERSON Polly, daughter of Hon. Thomas,
Vice President of U. S., and John W.
Eppes. American of

Louisa and George Fuller, at Charlestown,
Mass. American of
JEFFRAY Francis, Esq., Editor of the Edin-
burgh Review, and Charlotte Wilkes,
daughter of Charles, Cashier Bank of New
York, at New York. American of

Robert, of New York, merchant, and Re-
becca Champlain Dexter, eldest daughter
of Stephen, of Providence, at St. John's
Church, by Rev. Mr. Crocker,
JEFFREY Rebecca A., daughter of Nicholas,
and Francis W. Seabury, both of and at
Newport. American of
JENCKES Amey and Smith Capron, of Paw-
tucket,

Amey, eldest daughter of Jarathmeel, and
Nathaniel G. B. Dexter, all of and at Paw-
tucket, by Rev. Mr. Benedict,

Livingstone, formerly of this slate, and Sarah
Buffington, daughter of Benjamin, at Or-
well, Pa.,

Brown, formerly of this state, and Laura
Hill, daughter of Barnard, at Adams,
Mass. American of

Oliver A., merchant, and Eliza H. Brown,
both of and at this town, by Rev. Dr.
Gano,

Sarah and Oliver Shaw, both of this town,
by Rev. Mr. Williams,

Dec. 8, 1828

Sept. 15, 1829

April 12, 181 1

March 21, 1823

April 16, 1824

June I, 1824
Jan. 24, 1830

June 4, 1816
Oct. 2, 1829

Nov. 12, 1813

Oct. 29, 1822

Dec. 14, 1824
March (2, 1809

Nov. 13, 1808

Jan. I, 1812

Feb. 4, 1812

June 14, 1812
Oct. 20, 1812

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES 91

JENCKES Arnold W., of Cumberland, and

Louisa Peck, of and at Wrentham, Mass.,

by Rev. Mr. Fiske, April 6, 1814

Amey, of Smithfield, and Philip Thomas, of

Cumberland, at Smithfield. American of June 21, 1814

Henry, Esq., of Smithfield, and Mrs. Lydia

Robinson,' eldest daughter of Thomas

Jenckes, of Adams, Mass., at New Leba-
non, N. Y. American of March 10, 1815
Whipple, of this town, and Frances Davis, of

Troy, Mass., at Cumberland, by Rev. Mr.

Baker, June i, 181 5

Renssalaer J., formerly of Providence, and

Sarah Woodburn, of and at Warren, Penn., Jan. 25, 1817

Thomas B., of Newport, N. H., and Abigail

W. Allen, of and at Cumberland, by Rev.

Mr. Carrique, Nov. 27, 18 17

Ann Eliza, eldest daughter of Capt, John, and

Col. Henry Manton, of Johnston, at Smith-
field, by Rev. Dr. Gano, May 21, i8i8
Gersham C. and Mary Ann B. Morris, both

of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Baker, Dec. 10, 1818

James V. and Olive Grossman, both of and

at Pawtucket, by Rev. Mr. Benedict, Feb. 14, i8r9

Mary G. and Sylvanus H. Bushee, both of

and at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Nov. 16, 1819

Reuben, Esq., and Mrs. Nancy Smith, widow

of Col. John, both of and at Cumberland,

by Rev. Mr. Potter, Feb. 10, 1820

Isaac, Esq., and Freelove Dexter, daughter

of Major Nathan, of Carlton, Mass., at

Cumberland, by Rev. Mr. Potter, Feb. 13, 1820

Daniel, Esq., late of Providence, and Rachal

Erving, second daughter of Nathaniel, Esq.,

President State Bank of Indiana, at Vin^

cerines, Ind , by Rev. Samuel T. Scott, May 2, 1820

Jerathmeel, Esq., of Pawtucket, and Mrs.

Hannah Collins, of Canterbury, Ct., at

Pawtucket, by Rev. Mr. Benedict, May 7, 1820

John, of Warwick, and Nancy C. Bellows, of

and at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano.

American of May 9, 1820

Alfred, of Holmesburgh, Penn., and Sally

Albro, of and at Pawtucket, by Rev, Mr.

Benedict. American of Nov. 7, 1820

Arnold, of Wrentham, and Betsey Ballon,

daughter of Abner, Esq., of and at Cum-
berland, by Rev. Mr. Potter, Dec. 19, 1820
Capt. Alvin, of Pawtucket, and Abigail Corn-
stock, of and at Wrentham. American of Jan. 12, 1821

92 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

JENCKES Priscilla Bucklin and Charles Rob-
bins, both of and at Providence, at St.
John's Church, by Rev. Dr. Crocker, May lo, 1821

George, 2d, and Betsey Miller, at Pawtucket,

by Rev. Mr. Benedict, July i, 1821

William Scott, formerly of Providence, and
Petronia Ximento, daughter of Don Jose
M. Ximento, at Matanzas. American of Aug. 10, 1821

Hosea and Anna Hall, both of and at Smith-
field. American of Oct. 5, 1821

Sarah Ann, daughter of late Jerathmeel, and

Philip Potter, at Pawtucket. American of Dec. 14, 1821

Albert C. and Minerva Kinsley, at Paw-
tucket. .American of Jan. 25, 1822

Lydia and Jesse 3rown,both of North Provi-
dence, at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Taft.
American of June 14, 1822

Hartford and Sarah Whipple, both of and at

Cumberland, Aug. 25, 1822

Russell and Julia Dexter, both of Cumber-
land, at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Sept. 9, 1822

Mary E., of Warwick, and Jonathan Knowles,

of Cranston, at Warwick. American of Oct. i, 1822

P'reelove C, daughter of Capt. John, of
Smithfield, and William J. Manton, of
Johnston, at Smithfield, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Oct. [4, 1822

William and Ruth O. Bates, daughter of Col.
James N., at Providence. American of Nov. 5, 1822

Whipple, of Cumberland, and Wealthy Webb,

of and at Seekonk. American of Jan. 24, 1823

Samuel, Editor of Nantucket Inquirer, and
Martha W. Coffin, daughter of Hon. Wil-
liam, both of and at Nantucket. American
of Feb. 4, 1823

Lyndon, Esq., of North Providence, and
Hannah Ann Gage, of Seekonk, at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, April 17, 1823

Sophia and Whipple Metcalf, both of Cum-
berland, at Pawtucket. American of July 8, 1823

Eveline, daughter of late William, and
Stephen Hutchinson, both of and at Smith-
field, by Asa Winsor, Esq., Sept. 4, 1823

Mrs. Lydia C. and James Turner, at Paw-
tucket. American of Jan. 9, 1824

Jerathmeel, of Central Falls, and Phebe R.
Spencer, daughter of Capt. Lawton, of and
at Pawtucket. American of July 13, 1824

Martha G., of Providence, and Joseph Shaw,
of Portsmouth, at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Brown, _ Nov. 21, 1824

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES 93

JENCKES Susan Snow, daughter of Deacon
John C, and Lloyd Shaw, at Providence,
by Rev. Mr. Edes, Feb. 20, 1825

Capt. Alvin and Alcey Briggs, both of Cen-
tral Falls, at Cumberland. American of April 5, 1825

George VV. C. and Lydia Smith, eldest daugh-
ter of Jeremiah, both of and at Smithfield.
American of May 3, 1825

Lyam, of Ludlow, Mass., and Charlotte B.
Sutton, daughter of Oliver, of and at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering, Aug. 2, 1825

Caroline, daughter of John, of Smithfield,
and William H. Cooke, at Smithfield.
American of Sept. 9, 1825

Edward and Fidelia E. Hawkins, at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Allen, Dec. 22, 1825

Almira F., daughter of Ebenezer, Esq., of
Savannah, Ga., and George U. Weeks, at
Poughkeepsie, N. Y., by Rev. Mr, Read, Jan. ig, 1826

Almira B. and Job Bennett, both of and at

Pawtucket, by Rev. Mr. Greene, May 29, 1826

PCdwin T. and Hannah B. Jenckes, both of

and at Providence, by liev. Mr. Gano, June 18, 1826

Hannah R. and Edwin T. Jenckes, both of

and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Gano, June 18, 1826

Eliza, daughter of Deacon John C.,and Joseph
V. Snow, both of and at Providence, by
Rev. Mr. Edes, Oct. 30, 1826

Mary S , daughter of late Joseph, Esq., of
•Providence, and Luke Drury, Esq., of
Bristol, at North Providence, by Rev.
Bishop Griswold, June 7, 1827

Stephen B., of New Bedford, and Cynthia
Whelden, of and at Providence, by Rev.
Mr. Tobey, Aug. 5, 1827

Sarah A. and Col. William C. Barker, both
of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Phillips, Dec. 30, 1828

Sarah Peckham and Cornelius Soule Carter,
both of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Farley, April 6, 1829

Angeline A., eldest daughter of Dr. Nicholas,
and Rev, Henry Fitz, of Newton, at South-
bridge. American of Sept. 18, 1829

Angeline A., daughter of Dr. Jenckes, and
Rev. Harvey Fitz, Pastor Elect of Water-
ville Baptist Church, at Southbridge.
American of Oct, 16, 1829

JENKINS Lewis, formerly of this town, mer-
chant, and Eliza M, Atwater, daughter of
Hon. Moses, at Canandaigua, N. Y. Amer-
ican of Feb. 23, 1 816

94 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

JENKINS William, of this town, and Hannah
Alsop, daughter of John, of and at Athens,
N. Y., at the Friends' Meeting House, April 23, 1817

Mary G., daughter of the late Jeremiah F".,
of this town, and William McCracken,
merchant, of New Haven, Ct, at St.
John's Church, Canandaigua, N. Y., by
Rev. Mr. Onderdonk, April 20, 1818

John F., Esq., and Mary Ann Pike, of Provi-
dence, at Lexington, Ky., March 14, 1822

Lieut. Col. Joseph, of Boston, and Wealthy
Ann Daggett, daughter of Hon. David, of
and at New Haven. American of Oct. it, 1822

William and Anne Almy, only daughter of
William, at Friends' Meeting House, Cran-
ston, July 17, 1823

Giles S. and Mary Carr, daughter of Samuel

E., of and at Exeter. American of Feb. 25, 1825

Henry and Catharine Dodge, at New York.

American of Sept. 22, 1829

Elizabeth and Ezra L. Bourne, at Brewster.
American of Nov. 6, 1829

Mrs. Sarah and John Thwing, Esq., at Ports-
mouth. American of Nov. 20, 1829

Charles, of Barnstable, and Mary Bragg, eld-
est daughter of Capt. William, at Boston,
by Rev. Mr. Knowles. American of Dec. 28, 1830

JENNEY Mary, of Baltimore, and Samuel Child,
of Warren, at Baltimore, by Rev. Mr. Mc-
Cain, Feb. 16, 18 12

Stephen, of Boston, and Lucinda Stoddard,
daughter of Capt. Noah, of and at Fair-
haven. American of Dec. u, 1821

Lovica H. and Capt. Ebenezer F. Hammond,

of Rochester, at Fairhaven. American of Sept. 18, 1829

Silas, of Fairhaven, and Clarissa Sherman,
at New Bedford. American of April 12, 1831

JENNINGS Lydia W. and Gilbert Rich, both of

and at Providence. American of Aug. 27, 1824

Eliza and Isaac Hall, Jr., both of and at Fall

River, by Rev. Mr. Smith. American of April 13, 1827

Catharine F. and Lyman Baird, at New
York, May ;, 1831

JENNISON Samuel, Jr., of Worcester, and
Mary G. Ellery, of Newport, in this town,
by Rev. Mr. Edes, Oct. 15, 1815

William, Esq., and Mary Lynde Wheeler,
daughter of Theophilus, Esq., at Worces-
ter. American of ' Aug. 26, 1825

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES 95

JENNISON Celia, of Cranston, and Terrence

Arenians, of and at Providence, April 8, 1827

JENISON Betsey and Ezra Kelley, both of
Cranston, at Pawtuxet, by Rev. Mr. Shurt-
leff, Nov. 25, 1827

JEPHERSON Lucy, of Douglass, Mass., and

Jonah Ross, of Cumberland, at Douglass, Dec. 5, 1822

JEPSON Martha and Jonathan Leonard, both of

and at Providence. American of April 20, 1821

Eliza and Edward Field, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Sept. ir, 1822

JERAULD Samuel and Clorinda Knight, daugh-
ter of John, at Warwick, by Rev. Mr. Cur-
tis. American of Oct. 6, 18 12
William, of North Providence, and Adah

Bucklin, of and at Seekonk, Dec. 8, 1814

Betsey and Elisha Baker, both of and at

Warwick. American of June 22, 1821

Daniel D. and Harriet L. Casey, at Warwick,

by Rev. Mr. Brown, Aug. 25, 1822

Mary N. and Amos A. Tillinghast, Cashier of
the Pawtucket Bank, both of and at See-
konk, by Rev. Mr. Barney, Sept. 14, 1824

JERRAULD Henry, of Seekonk, and Louisa
Roberts, youngest daughter of Capt. Duty,
of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Picker-
ing, June 17, 1827
Mrs. Harriet L., of Warwick, and George W.
Kilham, of Salem, at Providence, by Rev.
Mr. Seamans, Aug. 29, 1827

JERNAGAN Rebecca and Capt. Timothy Dag-
gett, at Edgartown. American of Oct. 23, 1829

JERNIGAN Hiram and Nabby Worth, at Ed-
gartown. American of Dec. 2, 1824

JESSUP Gen. and Ann Croghan, eld-
est daughter of Major William, near Louis-
ville, Ky. American of June 18, 1822
Angeline E. and J. Henry Sloane, at, New

York. American of Sept. 25, 1829

JEWETT Ephraim and Mrs. Nancy Whiting,

both of and at Attleboro. American of Dec. 31, 1824

Lucy A., of Portsmouth, and Seth W. Bar-
ton, of Warren, R. I., at Boston, Dec. 10, 1832

JILLSON Oliver and Sally Angell, eldest daugh-
ter of Thomas, both of and at Providence,
by Rev. Dr. Gano, Jan. 12, 1816

Louisa, daughter of the late Col. Welcome,
of Cumberland, and Welcome Ballou, of
Marlboro, N. H., at Cumberland, by Smith
Arnold, Esq., April 2, 1820

96 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

JILLSON Waitey, daughter of Nathaniel, of
Cumberland, and Emery Scott, of Beli-
inghara, at Cumberland, by Smith Arnold,
Esq., April 2, 1820

Sally, eldest daughter of Oliver, and Ebenezer
P. Brown, both of and at Providence.
American of April 6, 1821

David, of Attleboro, and Polly Sharey, of

Seekonk, at Attleboro. American of Nov. 20, 1823

Eunice and Lemuel Crapon, both of and at

Cumberland. American of Feb. 3, 1824

Anna, only daughter of late Luke, of Cum-
berland, and William L. Aldrich, of Provi-
dence, at Cumberland, by Rev. Dr. Edes, Jan. 29, 1827

Mrs. Sarah, of Smithfield, and Capt. William
Whipple, of Cumberland, at Smithfield, by
Thomas Mann, Esq. American of June 22, 1830

JINSON Harriet and William Niles, at Paw-

tuxet, Nov. 12, 1820

JOBSON Jane, only child of late John, Esq., of
Lachase, Fifeshire, and Walter Scott, Esq.,
Lieut. iSth Hussars, eldest son of Sir
Walter, of Abbottsford, Bart, at Edenburgh, Feb. 3, 1825

JOHNS Mrs. and Perkin, at

Helsten in Cornwall, Eng. By this mar-
riage Mr. P. becomes a father and brother-
in-law to his brother's grandfather, and
uncle to her children, and father-in-law to
his brother. American of Nov. 18, 18 17

JOHNSON Charles and P"rances Stephens Cut-
ler, at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Feb. 27, 1814

Mrs. Hannah, 84, and Ebenezer Allen, 83, at

Rockingham, Vt. American of June 14, 1816

John, of Providence, and Abigail G. Barker,

of and at Gorham, Me. American of May 27, 1817

Levi, Esq., and Mary Place, only daughter
of Philip, both of and at East Greenwich,
by Rev. Mr. Palmer. American of Dec. 22, i8i8

Abby H., of Providence, and Paul Greene, of

Pawtucket, at Providence. American of Dec 10, 1819

Lucina W., of Killingly, Ct., and Stephen
Keech, of Glocester, at Killingly. Amer-
ican of Jan. 18, 1820

Dr. Artemus and Mrs. Eliza N. Davenport,
of and at Seekonk, by Rev. Mr. Pitman, June 15, 1820

Louisa and Gamaliel Smith, at Smithfield, Aug. i6, 1820

Amey, of North Providence, and Fenner
Angell, of Providence, at Pawtucket, by
Rev. Mr. Benedict. American of Nov. 7, 1820

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES 97

JOHNSON Lydia and Rufus King, both of and

at Cranston, by Rev. Mr. Tatem, Nov. 26, 1820

Mary T., of Nashville, Tenn., and Joseph B.
Knowles, formerly of Providence, at Nash-
ville, April 12, 1 82 1

Dr. Peleg and Harriet Hines French, daugh-
ter of Cyrus, Esq., at South Kingstown.
American of June 5, 1821

Charles, of Bellefont, Penn., and Penelope
Cooke, of Coventry, R. I., at Groton, Ct., Sept. 30, 1821

Mary, daughter of. Capt. John, of Newport,
and Isaac Stacars, of Providence, at New-
port. American of Jan. 7, 1823

Christopher, of East Greenwich, and Hannah
W. Whitford, daughter of Silas, of Sand-
wich, Mass., at Providence. American of April 29, 1823

Anna Hayes, daughter of Hon. William, of
Charleston, S. C., and Gen. Romulus M.
Saunders, at Charleston. American of June 10, 1823

Lindsey and Sally C. Weaver, both of and
at Coventry. American of June 10, 1823

Mary Saunders, daughter of Ebenezer, and
Constant Burr Mosher, both of and at Prov-
idence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering, Dec. 23, 1823

Betsey W., of Thompson, Ct., and Amory
Coffin, Esq., of Woodstock, at Thompson.
American of Jan. 6, 1824

Betsey, of Thompson, Ct. , and Aaron Corbin,
of Woodstock, Ct., at Thompson. Amer-
ican of Jan. 16, 1824

Oliver, of Centreville, Warwick, and Hannah
S. Davis, daughter of Ezra, of and at North
Kingstown. American of Sept. 10, [824

Sarah and Peter B. Stuart, at Newport.
American of Nov. 30, 1824

Stephen and Mrs. Lydia Miller, at Warren.

American of May 10, 1825

Ebenezer and Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor, at Prov-
idence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering, April 24, 1825

Abby, daughter of Capt. John, of Newport,
and James E. Budlong, at Providence.
American of June 21, 1825

Mrs. Lucy, of Johnstown, N Y., and Rev.
Leonard Bacon, of New Haven, at Johns-
town. American of Aug. 12, 1825

Eleanor Augusta and Thomas Wilson, both
of New York, Park Theatre, at Oyster Bay,
N. Y. American of Sept. 2, 1825

Mercy, aged 22, daughter of Stephen, of
Charlestown, and William Kinson, aged 70,

98 VITAL RECORD OP RHODE ISLAND

JOHNSON:

at Richmond, R. I., by Thomas Hazard,

Esq., Sept. 26, 1825

Emory and Elizabeth Dennis, both of and

at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering, Sept. 28, 1825

Emily, daughter of General Jedediah,,of Can-
terbury, Ct., and Joshua P. Burnham, cash-
ier of the U. S. Branch Bank of Hartford,
at Canterbury. American of Oct. 11, 1825

John L., of Dorchester, Mass., and Harriet
A. Anthony, of Providence, at East Green-
wich, by Rev. Mr. Hazelton, Aug. 31, 1826

Willard and Betsey Ann Taylor, daughter of
Thomas, both of and at Warwick, by Rev.
Mr. Wilson, Oct. 8, 1826

Elizabeth B. and Augustus Greene, at Scitu-
ate, Dec. 24, 1826

Caroline S., of Providence, and Thomas T.
Beers, of Danbury, Ct., at Providence, by
Rev. Dr. Edes, July 22, 1827

Susan, of Worcester, and Joseph M. Gardi-
ner, of Providence, at Worcester, Feb. 25, 1828

Miranda, daughter of James, of Smithfield,
and George Brown, of Coventry, at Smith-
field, by Thomas Mann, Esq., March x6, 1828

Margaret and John B. Taylor, at Providence,
by Rev. Mr. Kent, April 27, 1828

Pel eg and Hannah Potter, at Providence, by

Rev. Dr. Edes, Nov. 10, 1828

Joseph H., of Nashville, Tenn., and Harriet
Richmond, daughter of late Dr. Benjamin,
of Little Compton, at Nashville, Jan. 8, 1829

Alden and Sarah H. Kimball, at Johnston,

by Rev. Mr. Manchester. American of April 10, 1829

Oliver, of Hampden, Me., and Prudence Bax-
ter, of North Providence, at Olneyville, by
Rev. Mr. Cheney, June 2, 1829

Lucy and John Lakeman, at Lynn. Ameri-
can of Oct. 2, 1829

Hon. Henry, of Louisiana, late Governor of
the State, and Elizabeth Key, daughter of
late Phihp B., Esq., at Georgetown, Oct. 4, 1829

Joseph J. and Hannah P. Tappan, at New-

buryport. American of Nov. 6, 1829

William M. and Nancy B. Gage, at Charles-
town, Mass. American of July 2, 1830

Sarah P. and Joseph A. Blake, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering, Oct. 10, 1830

Josiah and Parnell B. Davis, at New Bed-
ford, by Rev. Mr. Moyridge, April 17, 1831

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES

99

JOHNSON Hannah Lyon and Oliver Wickes,

Jr., both of East Greenwich, at Providence,

by Rev. Mr. Kilbourne, March 4, 1832

JONES William and Catharine Jarman, both of

this town, by Rev. Dr Gano, Feb. 11, 1810

Eliza R., second daughter of Alexander, and

Joshua B. Wood, in this town, by Rev. Dr.

Crocker, Oct. 4, 18 10

Benjamin D. and Mary H. Young, second

daughter of Thomas, at Enfield, Ct., by

Rev. Mr. Pruden, Oct. 24, 1810

John P., 2d, and Maria Peck, second daugh-
ter of Capt. Joseph, married by Rev. Mr.

Wilson, Oct. 28, 1 8 10

William Owen and Harriet Hill, both of this

town, at Bristol, Nov. 18, 1810

Abel and Julia Maria Bourne, daughter of

Hon. Benjamin, at Bristol, by Rev. Mr.

Wight, June 10, 181 1

Esther D., youngest daughter of Thomas,

and George S. Rathbone, merchant, in this

town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Sept. S, 1811

Sarah P. and Rhodes G. Allen, by Rev.

Henry Edes, Sept. 8, 181 1

Harriet F., daughter of Alexander, and John

B. Chace, merchant, at St. John's Church,

Providence, by Rev. Dr. Crocker, Nov. 3, 181 1

Harriet Dunn, daughter of His Excellency,

the Governor, William Jones, and Thomas

Cole Hoppin, merchant, by Rev. Mr. Wil-
son, Nov. 12, 181 1
Louisa and Isaac Bemis, Esq., Attorney at

Law, both of Walthara, Mass., in this town, March 6, 1812
Hannah and George Read, both of and at

Seekonk, by Rev. Mr. Hill, July 26, 1812

Ann M. and Joseph Tillinghast, in this town,

by Rev. Mr. Wilson. American of Aug. 14, 1812

Mary M , third daughter of Alexander, Esq.,

and Cyrus Alden, Esq., Attorney at Law,

of Wrentham, Mass., in this town, at St.

John's Church, by Rev. Dr. Crocker, May 24, 18 13

Sarah Dunn and John Anthony Thomas,

both of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.

Wilson, Nov. 6, 181 5

Wiswall, Esq., of Charleston, S. C, and Mar- r

tha W. Price, late of Boston, at Savannah .,_

La Mar, Jamaica. American of Aug. i, 18 17

Samuel Burroughs and Susan C. Cash, both

of Providence, at Cranston, by Rev. Mr.

Tatem, Sept. 20, 18 17

100

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

JONES Adeline Mary, of Savannah, Ga., and
Edward Rogers Young, of Providence, at
Savannah. American of

Mrs. Mary Hampton Young and Dr. John
Mackie, at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wil-
son,

Catharine, daughter of the late Dr. Thomas,
and Governor DeWitt Clinton, governor of
New York, at said place. American of

Capt. Jacob, U. S. Navy, and Ruth Lusby,
at Colchester, Md. American of

Thomas, merchant, of Louisville, Ky., and
Jeanette Keith, of and at Providence, by
Rev. Dr. Gano,

Alexander, Jr., of Providence, and Ann
Northey C-hurchill, daughter of Capt. Ben-
jamin K., of and at Bristol, at St. Michael's
Church, by Rev. Bishop Griswold,

Mrs. Catharine, of Providence, and Reuben
Peirce, of North Providence, at Providence,
by Rev. Dr. Gano,

Angeline, of Rehoboth, and Samuel Norris
Brown, of Providence, at Rehoboth, by
Rev. Mr. Luther,

Ruth and Samuel Mason, Jr., both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Edes,

Phebe and Elisha Padelford, both of and at
Providence,

Mary H., youngest daughter of late Elder
John P., and Henry Thurber, both of and
at Providence. American of

Caroline Flagg, daughter of Alexander, Esq.,
of Providence, and Rev. Samuel Brenton
Shaw, of North Kingstown, at Providence,
at St. John's Church, by Rev. Dr. Crocker,

Luther, of Leominster, and Charlotte Aid-
rich, of and at Northbridge, Mass.,

Clarrissa and Alvah Chace, both of and at
Dighton. American of

Mary and John Newman, both of and at
• Providence. American of

Thomas A. Cotesby, Esq., Master Com-
mandant U. S. Navy, and Mary W. Carter,
second daughter of late Charles, Esq., of
Richmond Co., in Virginia. American of

Martha Ellery, daughter of Hon. John C,
and Isaac U. Coles, of New York, at Bos-
ton. American of

Capt. Jeremiah, of Dighton, Mass., and
Sarah Brown, of and at Providence, by Rev.
Mr. Mudge,

Oct. 30, 18x8

Nov. 29, 1 81 8

April 27, 1819
Sept. 21, 1819

Sept. 21, 1819

Nov. 3, 1819

Jan. 6, 1820

March 19, 1820

Sept. 24, 1820

Oct. 24, 1 82 1

May 7, 1822

Aug. I, 1822

Aug. 28, 1822

Jan. 14, 1823

March 18, 1823

July II, 1823
Sept. 23, 1823
Nov. 10, 1823

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAM -MARRIAGES IQl

JONES Miss , daughter of Dr.-

of Savannah, Ga., and Hon. Alfred Cuth-

bert, at Philadelphia. American of Nov. 14, 1823

Emanuel, of Charleston, S. C, and Lucmda

Nichols, daughter of Jonathan, of Provi-
dence, at said Charleston. American of April 30, 1824
Nancy, of Medway, and Charles Hill, of

Sherbourne, Mass., at Medway, by Rev.

Mr. Bailey, July n, 1824

William, of Charleston, S. C, and Mary Ann

Warren, daughter of Samuel, of and at

Bristol, Sept. 12, 1824

Nabby, daughter of Capt. S , and

Thomas Munyan, of Providence, at Med-
way, Mass. American of Dec. 21, 1824
Emma Matilda and Joseph M. Sanderson, of

Merchants' Coffee House, at Philadelphia.

American of Aug. 16, 1825

Mrs. Esther, of Foster, and Rev. John Adams,

of Killingly, at Foster, Sept. 4, 1825

Leroy, of Swanzey, and Caroline Littlefield,

of and at Bristol. American of May 2, 1826

Martha Dorrance and Thomas Doyle, both of

and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering, May 4, 1826

Mary W. F., daughter of Nehemiah, Esq.,

and John Wilder, Jr., of Charlton, Mass.,

at Raynham, by Rev. E Sand-
ford, May 23, 1826
Sarah F„ of Providence, and Joseph Edwards,

of Falmouth, Mass., at Providence, by Rev.

Mr. Pickering, Oct. 12, 1826

Mary and Samuel Crapon, both of and at

East Greenwich, by Rev. Mr. Hazelton, Dec. 7, 1826

Mary and John Greene, both of and at Prov-
idence, by Rev. Mr. Tobey, April 11, 1827
Sally and William B. Whitemarsh, both of

and at Dighton, May 23, 1827

Ann and John Douglass, at Providence, by

Rev. Mr. Pickering, Aug. 23, 1827

Frances N., daughter of Alexander, Esq., of

Providence, and Theodore P. Bogart, of

New York, at Providence, by Rev. Dr.

Crocker, April 15, 1828

Elizabeth, daughter of late Gersham, Esq.,

and Abraham Baker, Esq., of Glocester, at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Farley. Ameri-
can of May 8, 1829
Jane Sherwood, daughter of Alexander, Esq.,

and Dr. William W. Volk, of Charleston,

S. C, at Bellevue, Providence, July 16, 1829

102

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

JONES Charles and Mary Elizabeth Honay,
only daughter of William, Esq., at New
York. American of

Ann M. S., daughter of Oliver, of Boston,
and Robert W. Holt, late of Liverpool,
Eng., at Boston. American of

Roxana and Daniel White, at Charlestown,
Mass. American of

Ellen M., daughter of Alexander, of Provi-
dence, and Charles Henry Dabney, at
Brooklyn, Ct.,

Naham, formerly of Warwick, Mass., and
Mary March, formerly of Biddeford, Me.,
,at Boston, by Rev. Mr. Jenckes,

Harriet A., of Canton, and George L. Parker,
of and at Medfield, by Rev. Mr. Kendall.
American of

Luther and Thankful Ross, both of Smith-
field, at Pawtucket, by Rev. Mr. Washburn,

Henry H., of Boston, and Caroline E. Moore,
of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Mary Ann, of Smithfield, and Thomas Fuller,
2d, of Attleboro, at Pawtucket, by Rev.
Mr. Washburn,
JORDAN Seaman and Elizabeth Brown,

Mary, daughter of Edmund, of Coventry,
and Benjamin Tabor, of Sterling, Ct.
American of

Phebe, daughter of Seaman, and James
Jacquaws, Jr., both of and at ' Coventry.
American of

Cynthia and Stephen L. Knight, both of and
at Cranston, by Rev. Mr. Taitem. Ameri-
can of

Master Martin, aged 15 years, 6 months, 9
days, and Miss Polly Lashley, aged 30
years', 3 months and 18 days, at Mendon,
N. Y. American of

Allen, Esq., of Hudson, N. Y., and Catharine
Taylor Day ion, daughter of Capt. Bene-
dict, of and at Newport, by Rev. Dr. Pat-
ten. American of

William and Lucy Dodge, at Boston,

Alfred and Sarah Ann Pitcher, both o^ and
at Smithfield, by George L. Barnes, Esq.,
JOSEPHINE the' Princess - — of Lauchten-
berg and Eickstadt, granddaughter of the
Bavarian King, and Prince Oscar, son of
the King of Sweden (Bernadotte). Amer-
ican of

Sept. 25, 1829

Oct. 13, 1829
Oct. 20, 1829

April 27, 1830

Feb. 27, 1 83 1

May 10, 1 83 1

May 29, 1 831

March 8, 1832

May 27, 1832
Feb. 27, 1814

March 4, 1814
March 4, 1814
Dec. 14, 1819

June 8, 1827

Nov. 2, 1827
Aug. 13, 1829

Aug. 21, 1831

May 2, 1823

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES 103

JOSLIN Joseph and Adelaide Cablec, daughter
of the late Martin, at Newport. American
of Nov. 12, 1819

Lamed and Mrs. Nancy Vorce, at Cumber-
land. American of Dec. 14, 182 1
Alfred and Nancy F. Blake, both of and 'at

Cumberland. American of Feb. 5, 1822

Samuel B., of Providence, and Polly Clarke,

of and at Cumberland, by Rev. Mr. Culler, Dec. 19, 1826
Mary Ann, daughter of Willard, and Jesse B.
Sweet, at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Picker-
ing, April 26, 1827
William and Cynthia Greenwood, at Hub-

bardston. American of Aug. 6, 1830

JOSSE^LYN Lewis and Amelia Ellis, at Boston.

American of June 11, 1830

JOUVETT Thomas and Catharine Durfee,
daughter of Benjamin, both of and at
Newport, by Rev. Mr. Gammell, Jan. 25, 1826

JAY Mary R., daughter of Peter Augustus Jay,
Esq., and Frederick Prime, at New York,
by Rev. William Richmond, April 30, 1829

JOY and Swain, at Nan-
tucket. American of July 24, 1829
Susan and David Bass, at Boston. American
of March 16, 1830

JUDKINS Benjamin, 85, soldier of the Revolu-
tion, and Mrs. Mehitable Prescott, 76, for-
merly of Deerfield, N. H., at Vienna, Me.
American of Dec. 25, 1832

JUDSON Elnathan, M. D., Surgeon U. S. Navy,
and Helen Young, daughter of late David,
Esq., at Washington. American of June 4, 1824

JUSTIN Mary Ann and William Bacon, both of

and at Providence. American of Jan. 13, 1824

Mary Ann and Horace Learned, at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Brown, Dec. 5, 1824

K

KAIGHN Charles and Susan F. Burdick, daugh-
ter of late Lawton, at Newport. Ameri-
can of Sept. 30, 1823

KALEW John, of Jamaica, and Mary B. Marble,
daughter of Benjamin, at Newport, by Rev.
Mr. Eddy, July 23. 1828

104 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

KANE Mary, daughter of Elias, of Albany, N.
Y., and William C. Gibbs, Governor of this
State, at Albany, June 2, 1822

Georgianna Maria, daughter of late John,
Esq., and Thomas Charles Winthrop, Esq.,
at New York. American of Oct. 3, 1823

KARAIMOKU [Mr. Pitt], Regent of the Sand-
Hg^jaMt. wich Isles, and Akani, an interesting chief,
"^ V at the missionary chapel, Oahu, June 28, 1825

KARHAMANHA, Dowager of Tamahamaha,
" "'"" late King of the Sandwich Islands, and

Tamaree Sen, King of Atvol, at Woahoo,

° S. I. American of May 14, 1822

KAULL John A. and Content Wilson, both of

and at Newport. American of June 4, 1816

Charlotte, daughter of John, and George Cox,

Jr., at Newport. American of Sept. 9, 1823

Frances, of Newport, and David Pettis, of
Nantucket, at Providence, by Rev. J. N.
Brown, Aug. 20, 1826

KAUL Anstress J., of Newport, and George
Sherman, of and at Providence, bv Rev.
Mr. Pickering, ' Oct. 23, 1828

KEATING John, Jr., Esq., and Elizabeth B.
Hopkinson, daughter of Joseph, Esq., of
Philadelphia, at Bordentown, N. J., by
Rt. Rev. Bishop White. American of ' May 25, 1824

KEECH Rhoda, of Providence, and Rev. David
Curtis, of Warwick, in this town, by Rev.
Dr. Gano. American of July 10, 1810

Stephen, of Glocester, and Lucina W. John-
son, of and at Killingly. American of Jan. 18, 1820
Eddy, of Glocester, and Celia Smith, of and

at Burrillville. American of June 18, 1822

Joanna, of Seekonk, and Thomas S. Shaw, of
Attleboro, at .Seekonk, by Thomas Kinni-
cutt, Esq., Nov. 3, 1822

Mary, of Smithfield, and Samuel Wind, of

Maine, at Smithfield. American of July 30, 1824

Olney, of Providence, and Joanna Manton
Benchley, of North Providence, at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Brown, Sept, 9, 1824
Miranda, of Glocester, and James H. Bugbee,
of Providence, at Glocester, by Rev. Mr.
Pickering, June 28, 1825
KEACH Abigail C. and Amos Cheever, at Val-
ley Falls, by Rev. Dr. Benedict, April 9 1826
KEELEY G. W. and Mrs. Jane Bailey, both of

and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Alden, Aug. 13, 1829

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES

105

KEENE Mrs. Miriam, of this town, and Philip
Weaver, of Coventry, at this town, by Rev.
Dr. Gano,

Mary Ann and Jonathan Wilmarth, Jr., both
of Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

William P., formerly of Providence, and
Hannah F. Randolph, of Jersey City, at
New York. American of

Asa and Sarah Irons, both of Pawtucket, at
Warren, by Rev. Mr. Rexford,

Josiah and Ann W. Wilkinson, daughter of
William, Esq., at Providence, by Rev. Dr.
Edes,
KEENEY Esek and Rebecca S. Norton, at New

Bedford. American of
KEEP Martha, only daughter of Stephen, of
Longmeadow, Mass., and James Snow, Jr.,
at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Oathman,

William J., of Longmeadow, Mass., and Maria
Tibbetts, of and at Warwick. American of

Dr. N. C. and S. P. Haskell, at Boston.
American of

Samuel, of Boston, and Julia Lenox, at Wash-
ington, D. C. American of
KEEPS Edward S. and Amanda Maria Anthony,
daughter of David, at Fall River, by Rev.
Mr. Fowler,
KEER William and Tirzah Bessy, both of and
at Pawtucket, by the Rev. Mr. Benedict.
American of
KEIGHTLEY Isabella, third daughter of Archi-
bald, Esq., of Liverpool, and Hugh Charles
Smith, Esq., of Alexandria, Va., at Liver-
pool, Eng. American of
KEITH Jeanette, of Providence, and Thomas
Jones, of Louisville, Ky., merchant, at
Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano,

Cyrus R., of Charleston, S. C, and Merebah
Russell, eldest daughter of Seth, of and at
New Bedford. American of

Joseph D. and Lucy Bundy, at Thompson,
Ct. American of

Capt. Scott and Abigail Robertson, at East
Bridgewater, Mass. American of

Dorcas and Samuel Taft, Jr., of Uxbridge, at
Ward, Mass. American of

William and Roanna Dickerman, of Bridge-
water, at Middleboro. American of

Abigail, of Middleboro, and Milton Wash-
burn, at Freetown. American of

March 29, 18 12
Dec. 18, 1814

Feb. 25, 1820
Jan. I, 1826

May 25, 1830
July IS, 1830

Jan. 14, 1821
March i, 1822
April 20, 1830
Aug. 17, 1830

May 22, 1832

May 7, 1819

Sept. 10, 1830

Sept. 21, 1819

Sept. 17, 1822

Feb. 6, 1824

April 9, 1824

Jan. 4, 1825

March 4, 1825

May 3, 1825

106

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAM D

KEITH Louisa, of Grafton, and Daniel Kimball,

of Charleston, S. C, merchant, at Grafton.

American of Oct. 7, 1825

Ruth W. and William M. Ryan, both of and

at Pawtucket, by Rev. Mr. Greene, Feb. 12, 1826

Daniel, 3d, and Jemima Wilbur, of Bridge-
water, at Rehoboth, by Rev. Mr. Colby, April 6, 1826
KEATH Sarah Ann W. and Leander H. Baggs,

both of and at Pawtucket. American of June 11 and 20, 1826
KEITH Capt. Seth, of Middleboro, and Mrs.

Wealthy Barney, of Taunton, at Middle-
boro. American of Feb. 9, 1827
Caroline Eliza, daughter of Sylvanus, of

Charleston, S. C, and George W. Coy, of

Providence, at Bridgewater, Mass., Nov. 9, 1828

Betsey, of Troy, Mass., and John H. Arnold,

of Taunton, at Swanzey, by Mason Barney,

Esq., June 6, 1829

Betsey, of Fall River, and John Arnold, of

Taunton, at Swanzey. American of June 23, 1829

Larana and John P. Burt, of Taunton, at

Bridgewater. American of Sept. 18, 1829

Alonzo H. and Emily Walker, at Hopkin-

ton. American of April i, 1831

Calvin and Sarah Kimball, at Easton, Mass., April 28, 1831
KELLER Maria Susan and Frederick Dix, both

of and at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Jan. 11, 1824

KELLEY Capt. Wilbur, of this town, and Abby

Eliza Whipple, only daughter of the late

Christopher, of and at North Providence,

by Rev. Mr. Edes, Sept. 24, 1810

Harriet, of Warren, and Perez Richmond, of

Barrington, at Warren. American of Dec. 8, 181 8

Lawton and Susan Turner, both of and at

Warren. American of Sept. 17, 1819

Catharine and Alanson Pitcher, at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Baker, Nov. 23, 1820
John and Louisa Martin, both of and at Bar-
rington. American of June i, 1821
Sarah, of Barrington, and Capt. Samuel J.

Mathewson, of Warren, at Barrington.

American of June i, 1821

Asa, of Burrillville, and Paulina Read, only

daughter of Simeon, Jr., Esq., of Johnston,

at Cranston. American of Aug. 20, 1822

Harriet, of Oakham, Mass., and Warren

Batchellor, at Oakham. American of April 18, 1823

Capt. Ebenezer and Sophia P. Balch, only

daughter of John R., of and at Providence,

by Rev. Mr. Edes, Sept. 8, 1823

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES

107

KELLY Mary, of Valley Falls, and Otis M. In-
man, of Pawtucket, at Valley Falls.
American of
KELLEY Abigail E. and Levi Eldredge, at
Pawtucket, by Rev. Dr. Benedict,

Mary, of Warren, and Joshua Orne Ellis, of
Cumberland, at Warren, by Rev. Mr.
Welsh,

Edwin C. and Maria Thomas, both of and at
Lyman's Factory, North Providence, by
Rev, Dr. Benedict. American of

Shubael and Relief Harris, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Ezra and Betsey Jenison, both of Cranston,
at Pawtuxet, by Rev. Mr. Shurtleff,

Thankful B. and Jeremiah W. Anthony, at
Dighton, by Israel Anthony, Esq.,

Mrs. Patience and Peleg Butts, both of and
at Warren, by Rev. Mr. Rexford,
KELLY Jason and Marinda Dearborn, at Pem-
broke, Mass. American of
KELLEY Rev. Samuel, of Concord, and Eme-
line Robinson, at Portsmouth. American
of
KELTON Eliza and David Whipple, both of this
town, married by Rev. Dr. Gano,

Amey, daughter of Harris, of Johnston, and
David Atwood, of Scituate, at Johnston.
American of

Cynthia and James Carpenter, both of Attle-
boro, at Pawtucket. American of

M. B., of Boston, and Joseph Partridge, of
Providence, late of England, at Boston, by
Rev. Mr. Eaton. American of

Rev. Amos O., of Taunton, and Alice Chace,
of Swansey, at Wellington. American of
KEMPTON Martin and Olive Hoxie, eldest
daughter of Christopher, Esq., at Smith-
field, by Henry S. Mansfield, Esq.,
KENDALL Abijah, of Medford, and Waitey A.
Grant, of and at Uxbridge, by Rev. Mr.
Judson. American of

Oliver and Betsey Tallman, youngest daugh-
ter of Col. Benjamin. American of

Nathaniel and Mary M. Annis, both of and
at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano. Amer-
ican of

Timothy C, of Boston, and Sarah Fenner,
daughter of Capt. Arthur, of and at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Feb. 20, 1824
Feb. 12, 1826

Nov. I, 1826

Nov. 24, 1826
Dec. 4, 1826

Nov. 25, 1827

Feb. 10, 1828
July 7, 1828

May 28, 1830

Aug. 17, 1830
Dec. 26, 1 808

March 23, 182 1
Jan. 18, 1822

June 25, 1822
Dec. 26, 1823

March 15, 1823

Dec. 16, 1808
Oct. 30, 1810

Jan. 2, 1816

April 20, 1823

108 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

KENDALL Nathan, of Brooklyn, Ct.and Chloe
Preston, of and at Hampton, Ct. Ameri-
can of Nov. 28, 1823

Mrs. Cynthia and Ichabod Wing, Esq., of
Winthrop, Me., at Mendon, Mass. Amer-
ican of June IS, 1824

Duane and Rebecca D. Bassett, at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Tobey, May 15, 1825

Betsey, daughter of Cheevef, Esq., of Maine,
and Caleb Peck, at Cumberland, by Rev.
Mr. Lombard, Nov. 26, 1826

Clarke and Rebecca W. Branch, both of
Providence, at Olneyville, by Rev. Mr.
Kent, Nov. 25, 1827

Henry L., of Providence, and Mary Andrews,
of Dighton, Mass., at Providence, by Rev.
Mr. Farley, June 26, 1832

KENDRICK Willard, of Waterloo, N. Y., and
Philadelphia Aldrich, daughter of Moses,
of and at Smithfield, by Henry S. Mans-
field, Esq. American of Sept. 21, 182 1

William, of Newton, and Mrs. Harriet C.
Jackson, at Mendon, Mass., by Rev. Mr.
Daggett. American of May 21, 1824

Elizabeth, of Liverpool, Eng., and Frances
C. Nicklye, formerly of Newport, at Liver-
pool. American of July 31, 1827
KENNARD Samuel T., of Easton, Md., and
Amelia H. Shephard, daughter of Silas, at
Taunton, by Rev. Mr. Maltby, March 20, 1826
KENNEDY Lemuel, of Pawtucket, and Lydia
Weaver, of Rehoboth, at Rehoboth, by
Rev. Mr. Hill, Dec. 8, 1808

Samuel, of this town, and Elizabeth Pinck-
ney, eldest daughter of Jacob, of and at
Pinckney's farm in Johnston, by Rev. Mr.
Wilson, May 3, 1813

KENNICUTT Martha T., third daughter of
Josiah, and Nathaniel Brown, both of and
Barrington. American of April 16, 1821

KENNY Jonathan, Jr., and Eliza Barrows, at

Rochester (Mattapoisett). American of Sept. 17, 1830

KENT Rev. Asa and Mrs. Susannah Earle, at

Bristol, by Rev. Mr. Winch. American of May 10, 1814

His Royal Highness, the Duke of, fourth son
of the British King, and Maria Louise Vic-
toria, Princess of Saxe Coburg and widow
of the Prince of L'inaugen. American of Aug. 7, 1818

Ira and Susan Ann Droune, daughter of
Daniel, Esq., both of and at Barrington,
by Rev. Mr. Wright. American of Oct. 23, 1818

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES

109

KENT Joseph and Mrs. Sabra Luther, at Warren.

American of
Harriet, daughter of the late Nathaniel, Esq.,

of Tullum, in County of Middlesex, Eng.,

and Alexander T. Sampayo, youngest

brother of the Baron Teixeira, of Lisbon,

in England. American of
Capt. Ezra and Lydia Patt, both of and at

Cumberland. American of
Sally, daughter of George, and Samuel Fiske,

both of Johnston, at Cranston. American

of
Willington, of Seekonk, and Lydia Robinson,

of and at Rehoboth. American of
Joseph D. and Hannah H. Baxter, both of

Cumberland, at Pawtucket, by Rev. Mr.

Benedict. American of
Cynthia and Dr. Joseph Hatch, both of and

at Attleboro. American of
David D. and Alpha Cooke, both of and at

Cumberland. American of
Lydia, of Warren, and Peter D. Greene, of

Providence, at Warren,
John A. and Lydia S. Thornton, at Paw-
tucket, by Rev. Mr. Taft,
Mary Jane, daughter of Hon. William A.,

and Rev. Moses G. Thomas, at Concord,

N. H. American of
Rebecca Barton and George Easterbrooks, at

Warren, by Rev. Mr. Welch. American

of
KENYON Whitman and Abigail Lillibridge,

daughter of Amos, Esq., at Richmond.

American of
Capt. Elijah and Mary E. Nichols, daughter

of John T., Esq., of and at South Kings-
town. American of
Dr. S. H. and Mrs. Mary Hetherington, both

of and at Providence. American of
Charles B., of Hopkinton.and Sally Crandall,

daughter of Robert, of and at Exeter.

American of
John T. and Sarah S. Wilbur, both of and at

Hopkinton,at the Friends' Meeting House.

American of
Clarissa, daughter of Greene, of South Kmgs-

town, and James H. Mumford, of Kmgs-

ton, R. I., at Milltown, Ct.,
KERBY Mary and Samuel D. Baxter, of Graf-
ton, at Worcester. American of

Dec. 8, 1818

March 28, 1820
June 2r, 1822

Aug. 20, 1822
May 20, 1823

Aug. I, 1823
Dec. 26, 1823
June 22, 1824
Sept. 28, 1828
March i, 1829

July 23, 1830

Dec. 21, 1830

Jan. 30, 1 82 1

Sept. 28, 1 82 1
Feb. 4, 1823

April 2, 1824

May 18, 1823

Sept. 25, 1829
March 17, 1829

110 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

KERR James and Abby Garzea, at Pawtucket.

American of Sept, 25, 1821

KETCHUM Harriet, of New York, and Simeon
Davis, Esq., at Thompson, Ct. American
of June 18, 1822

KEY Anna, daughter of Francis S., Esq., of
Georgetown, and Hon. Daniel Turner, M.
C. from N. C., at Washington, by Rev. Mr.
James, Feb. 25, 1829

Elizabeth, daughter of late Philip B., Esq.,
and Hon. Henry Johnson, of Louisiana,
late Governor of the State, at Georgetown, Oct. 4, 1829

KEYES Nathaniel, of Shrewsbury, Vt., and
Martha Ballou, of Richmond, N. H., at
Smithfield. American of July 23, 1822

KIDDER Zephaniah, of Pawtuxet, and Mary
Sternes, of and at Walpole, Mass. Amer-
ican of Aug. s, 1823

KILHAM George W., of Salem, and Mrs. Har-
riet L. Jerrauld, of Warwick, at Providence,
by Rev. Mr. Seamans, Aug. 29, 1827

KILTON John J. and Jane M. Murray, both of

and at Coventry, by Rev. Mr. Dana, Dec. 2, 1827

KIMBALL Sally, daughter of Major Amherst,
and Asahel Steere, Esq., both of and at
Glocester. American of Nov. i, 1814

Rebecca and Charles James King, at Salem,

Mass. American of Nov. 7. 1815

Clarissa, daughter of Major Amherst, and
Capt. Amasa Steere, both of and at Gloces-
ter, Nov. 24, 1 8 16

Ruth, daughter of A , Esq., and Syl-

vanus Bradford, both of and at Glocester, Jan. 3, 181 8

Sena, of Mendon, and Arnold Sayles, of

Cumberland, at Mendon, Mass., May 7, 1820

Amherst, Jr., and Ruth Clarke Steere, daugh-
ter of the late Capt. Wanton, both of and
at Glocester. American of Oct. 20, 1820

Ruth B., youngest daughter of Amherst,
Esq., and Scott C. Henshaw, at Chepachet.
American of Feb. 26, 1822

Mrs. Elizabeth and Charles Willoughby, at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering. Amer-
ican of Aug. 5, 1823
Daniel, merchant, of Charleston, S. C, and
Louisa Keith, of and at Grafton. Amer-
ican of Oct. 7, 1825
Elijah H., Esq., of Waterford, N. Y., and
Elizabeth C. Hinsdale, daughter of John,
of and at Middletown, by Rev. John R. .
Crane, Sept. 3, 1827

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES

111

KIMBALL Benjamin, of Andover, and Sarah
D. Hunt, at Lowell. American of

Sarah H. and Alden Johnson, at Johnston,
by Rev. Mr. Manchester. American of
KIMN ALL Charles, Esq., and Mary Ann Cutein,

at Ipswich. American of
KIMBALL Sarah, of Ipswich, and John Lopez,
at Boston. American of

Isaac and Mary H. Adams, at Boston. Amer-
ican of

William, of Lynn, and Augusta Stetson, at
Salem. American of

Mrs. Rhoda, 75, and Major David Wells, 84,
Revolution veteran, at Haverhill. Amer-
ican of

Sarah and Calvin Keith, at Easton, Mass.,
KING Henry and Betsey Stone, by William
Warner, Esq., both of and at Cranston,

Nancy and Prince Earle, at Willink, N. Y.
American of

Allen and Polly Cady, at Glocester, by Rev.
Mr. Spooner. American of

James Charles, Esq., and Rebecca Kimball,
at Salem, Mass. American of

Edward, Esq., son of Hon. Rufus, of New
York and Sarah Ann Worthington, daugh-
ter of Governor of Ohio, at Chillicothe, O.,

Abby A. T., daughter of Joseph, and Rev.
Henry Tatem, Pastor of the Seeond Bap-
tist Church, both of and at Cranston.
American of

Harriet and Capt. Henry Whipple, at Salem.
American of

Carey, daughter of the late Miles, Esq., of
Norfolk, Va., and Capt. Lewis Warrington,
U. S. Navy, at Norfolk,

Deacon Reuben and Mary Garfield, both of
Attleboro, at Rehoboth, by Rev. Mr. Perry,

Candace Allen, daughter of Joseph, Esq., and
Alfred Briggs, both of and at Cranston, by
Rev. Mr. Tatem,

Capt. Richard, of Boston, and Ann Mary
Turpin, of Providence, at Boston. Amer-
ican of , o 1 TVT

Harriet J., daughter of John, and Samuel JN
Bishop, formerly of Providence, both of
and at Charleston, S. C. American of

Eliza, daughter of the late Col. Miles King,
of Norfolk, Va., and Capt. William M.
Crane, U. S. Navy, at Norfolk. American
of

Jan. Q, 1829

April 10, 1829

Nov. 26, 1829

May 14, 1830

June 4, 1830

June IS, 1830

July 27, 1830
April 28, 183 1

March 31, 1814

Feb. 10, 181 S

Feb. 17, 1815

Nov. 17, 181S

May 15, 1816

Aug. 30, 1816
Oct. 8, 1 8 16

March 13, 1817
April 10, 1817

Jan. 4, 1818

July 31. 1818

Jan. 25, 1820

March 3, 1820

112 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

KING Samuel Bass, of Boston, and Sarah Leon-
'ard Crocker, daughter of Hon. Samuel, at
Taunton, by Rev. Mr. Pipon, Oct. 24, 1820

Delia, daughter of Capt. Barzillai, and Ruel
Washburn, Esq., of Livermore, Me., at
Raynham, by Rev. Stephen Hull. Amer-
ican of Oct. 27, 1820

Rufus and Lydia Johnston, both of and at
Cranston, by Rev. Mr. Tatem, Nov. 26, 1820

Elisha A. and Mary Ann C. Short, both of
and at Rehoboth. American of July 10, 1821

Hannah, daughter of Capt. Turner, of Taun-
ton, and Cyrus Nelson, of Middleboro, at
Taunton. American of Dec. 14, 1821

Harriet and Lyman Barney, both of and at
Cranston. American of April 18, 1823

Philip - and Susan Simmons, at Tiverton.

American of Oct. 17, 1823

Phebe and George Williams, Jr., both of and
at Taunton. American of Nov. 20, 1823

Joseph C. and Hannah F. Olney, daughter of

William, at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Tatem, April 4, 1825

Mary, daughter of Joseph, and Jesse Howard,
P'sq., both of and at Cranston, by Rev. Mr.
Tatem, April 11, 1825

Sarah, daughter of Rufus, and Lieut. Robert
Knight, both of Scituate, at Plainfield, Ct.
American of April 19, 1825

Capt. Dauphin and Harriet A. Raymond,

daughter of E , Esq., at Norton,

by Rev. Mr. Clarke, Oct. 2, 1825

Rev. Alonzo, of North Yarmouth, and Try-
phenia Cheney, daughter of Col. William,
at Newport. American of July 27, 1827

.Betsey and Albert G. Tourtellotte, at Paw-
tucket. American of April 22, 1828

Horace and Cynthia P. Stone, both of Scitu-
ate, at Warwick, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Nov. 26, 1 828

Harriet, daughter of Samuel, Esq., of East
Greenwich, and Henry Tibbetts, of Provi-
dence, merchant, at East Greenwich, by
Rev. Mr. Wood, Dec. 11, 1828

Christopher and Mary Hopkins, both of and
at Warwick, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, March 15, 1829

Obadiah and Eliza Baker, both of and at
Johnston, by Rev. Mr. Manchester, May 31, 1829

Rev. Jonas and Anna Aspacia Mengus, of
Smyrna, at Island of Tenas, Greece, by
Rev. Rufus Anderson, July 22, 1829

RHODE. ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES H^

KING S. H. and Sarah Edwards, at Boston.

American of July 23, 1830

Hannah and Capt. George Crocker, of. Sand-
wich, at Raynham. American of Aug. 27, 1830
William J., of Providence, and Lydia C. Gil-
bert, daughter of Solomon, Esq., of and at
Lebanon, Ct, ' Oct. 17, 1832
Mrs. Louisa and Rufus Claggett, Esq., both
of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Jan. 28, 1833
KINGMAN Celia, daughter of Abner, of Provi-
dence, and Ebenezer Parker, of Boston, at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Williams, Sept. 3, 1822
Cynthia and Roswell Wilcox' Waldron, both

of Middleboro, at Bristol, American of April 27, 1824

Lydia Clarke, daughter of Abner, of Provi-
dence, and Rev. Handell G. Nott, of Dun-
stable, N. H., at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Crocker, July 11, 1827

Eliab, Esq., late of Providence, and Cordelia
Ball Ewell, eldest daughter of Dr. James,
of and at Washington, D. C, by Rev. Dr.
McCormack, Dec. 9, 1828

Abigail and John E. Law, at Hingham.

American of March 11, 1831

KINGSBURY Rev. Cyrus, Missionary to the
Choctaw Agency, and Sarah B. Varnum,
recently of Dracut, Mass., at New Orleans.
American of Feb. 2, 1819

Lawson, Esq., Attorney at Law, and Sophia
Whipple, both of and at Framingham,
Mass. American of May 10, 1822

Esther, of Worcester, and Jacob Chamber-
lain, at Millbury, Mass. American of Feb. 17, 1824
Lieut. Julius B., U. S. Army, and Jane C.

Stebbins, at Sault de St. Marie, June 19, 1825

Rev. S , Pastor of Congregational

Church, Andover, and Mary Babcock,

youngest daughter of Rev. J , the

former pastor, at Andover, N. H, Amer-
ican of Jan. I, 1830
KINGSLEY Simeon, of this town, and Ann
Greene, daughter of Job, Esq., of and at
Smithfield, Aug. 31, 1813
Erastus T., of Boston, and Berthaney C.

Trott, of and at Swanzey. American of Feb. 22, 1822

Julia Ann and Martin Kingsley, both of and

at Swanzey, by Rev. Mr. Taylor, July 23, 1826

Martin and Julia Ann Kingsley, both of and
at Swanzey, by Rev. Mr. Taylor, July 23, 1826

114. VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

KINGSLEY Shepherd C. and Elizabeth P. Eddy,
daughter of Benjamin, 2d, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, April 7, 1828

Averill and Abigail Wheaton, both of and at
Providence, bv Rev. Mr. Waterman, Nov. 29, 1832

KINLOCK Miss , daughter of Cole-
land, Esq., and Henry A. Middleton, Esq.,
at Georgetown, S. C. American of Feb. 16, 1819

KINNICUTT Harriet Byron, daughter of Josiah,
H-sq., and Col. Allen Bicknell, both of and
at Barrington, by Rev. Mr. Wright, Nov. 27, 1817

Eliza B., eldest daughter of Thomas, Esq.,
of Seekonk, and Joshua Sayer, of Newport,
at Seekonk, by Rev. Mr. Pitman, Sept. 3, 181 8

George R. and Hannah Drowne, daughter of
late Samuel, Esq., both of and at Barring-
ton, by Rev. Mr. Rexford, Jan. 25, 1826
Sarah H., daughter of late Capt. John, and
Ezra Hubbard, both of and at Providence,
by Rev. Mr. Pickering, July 18, 1827
Thomas, Jr., Esq., Attorney at Law, and
Harriet B. Bulling, at Worcester, by Rev.
Dr. Bancroft. American of Oct. 30, 1827

KINSLEY Nabby and Cyrus Alden, of Bridge-
water, at Minot. American of Oct. 28, 1808
Minerva and Abbert C. Jenckes, at Paw-
tucket. American of Jan. 25, 1822
Salome and Capt. Edward S. Wilkinson, at
Pawtucket. American of Jan. 25, 1822

KINSON William, aged 70, and Mercy Johnson,
aged 22, daughter of Stephen, of Charles-
town, at Richmond, R. L, by Thomas
Hazard, Esq., Sept. 26, 1825

KIRBY Major Reynolds, Asst. Adj. General, U.
S. Army, and Harriet B. Larned, daughter
of Hon. Simon, of Pittsfield, Mass., at De-
troit. American of Jan. 26, 18 19
Edmund, Esq , U. S. Army, and Eliza A.
Brown, daughter of Major General Jacob
Brown, at Washington City. American of Feb. 25, 1825

KISSAM Richard S., M. D., and Julia M. Cooke,

at Hartford, Ct. American of June 18, 1830

KITTRIDGE Maria F., daughter of late Dr.
Thomas, and Hon. David Cummings, at
Andover. American of Oct. 21, 1825

KLADY Samuel, of Livingstone Co., and Mary

Cisco, of and at New York, May 4, 1831

KNAPP Dr. Ephraim L., of Cumberland, for-
merly of Walpole, and Mary Sabin, daugh-
ter of the late John, of and at Cumberland,
by Rev. Mr. Potter, Oct. 24, 1819

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES II5

KNAPP Freeman and Lydia Martin, both of

Attleboro, at Pawtucket. American of Aug. 20, 1824

Olive and James Lee, formerly from England,
at Johnston. American of Sept. 24, 1824

Sarah, of Taunton, and Luther Woodward,
of Providence, at Taunton, Oct. 5, 1825

Eleanor A., of Lynn, Mass., and Capt. Ben-
jamin M. Lindsey, of Providence, at Lynn,
by Rev. Mr. Greene, Dec. 2, 1827

Mary Ann, formerly of Portsmouth, and Gil-
bert P. Hardy, at Bradford, Mass. Amer-
ican of Jan. 12, 1830
KNEELAND Charles and Joanna Hone, daugh-
ter of late Philip L, Esq., at New. York
City, April 29, 1829
KNIGHT Clarinda, daughter of John, and Sam-
uel Jerauld, at Warwick, by Rev. Mr.
Curtis. American of Oct. 6, 181 2

Richard, 3d, and Esther Guild, daughter of

Richard, at Cranston. American of Sept. 26, 18 15

Caroline, second daughter of William, and
Major Pardon Sheldon, both of and at
Cranston, by Elder R. Knight, Feb. 8, 1818

Lemuel and Betsey Wilcox, daughter of
Stephen, Esq., both of and at West Green-
wich, Aug. 2, 181 8

Stephen L. and Cynthia Jordan, both of and
at Cranston, by Rev. Mr. Tatem. Ameri-
can of Dec. 14, 1819

Celia and Elder Fifield, at Provi-
dence, at the Methodist Chapel, March 5, 1820

Dr. Sylvester and Mrs. Louisa Villars Tucker,
daughter of Gen. Thomas Westcott, both
of and at Warwick, by Rev. Mr. Curtis,
American of June 2, 1820

Rachal and Capt. Caleb Burlingame, both of
and at Cranston. American of June 13, 1820

Ruth D., daughter of Capt. Richard, of
Cranston, and Benoni Waterman, of John-
ston, at Cranston. American of Sept. 12, 1820

Christopher, Esq., of Cranston, and Lydia
Briggs, of and at Providence. American of Jan. 15, 1822

Joseph W. and Mary H. Westcott, both of
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Tobey, at North
Providence, April 13, 1823

Lieut. Robert and Sarah King, daughter of
Rufus, both of Scituate, at Plainfield, Ct.
American of April 19, 1825

Mary, daughter of late Reuben, of Coventry,
and Russell Miller, of Warwick, at Coven-
try, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Oct. 9, 1825

116

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

KNIGHT Zilpha, daughter of Angell, of Scitu-
ate, and Dr. Harvey Downing, of Lisbon,
C:., at Scituate,

Caroline Louisa, daughter of late John, of
Maryland, and Lieut. Henry Brewerton, U.
S. Engineer Corps, at Newport,

Cyrel and Margaret G. Muniford, both of
Smithfield, at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Manchester,

Isaac and Phebe Greene, second daughter of
Dr. Rowland, at Plainfield, Ct. American
of

Ann A., of Smithfield, and Benjamin T.
Whitman, of Providence, at Johnston, by
Rev. Mr. Manchester,

Samuel and Mrs. Hannah Bray, at Marble-
head. American of

Charles and Ann W. Pennell, at Salem.
American of

Jane N. and George T. Carter, at Boston.
American of

Edward, of Cumberland, and Elmina T. Har-
rington, of and at Central P'alls, by Rev.
Mr. Frieze,
KNOWER Cornelia, eldest daughter of Benja-
min, Esq., and William L. Marcy, Esq.,
Comptroller, at Albany, N. Y. American
of
KNOWLES Joanna, daughter of the late Rob-
ert, and Josiah Lawton, both of and at
Newport, by Rev. Mr. Eddy. American
of

Hannah and James Horswell, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano,

Joseph B., formerly of Providence, and Mary
T. Johnson, of and at Nashville, Tenn.,

Jonathan, of Cranston, and Mary E. Jenckes,
of and at Warwick. American of

Mary Ann P. and Royal V. Dawley, both of
and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Tobey,

Rev. James D., of Boston, and Susan Eliza
Langley, daughter of Joshua H., of and at
Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano,

Edward P. and Mary F"ry, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano,

Methetable and Elkanah Pame, at Eastham.
American of

Amey A., of Providence, and William S.
Humphreys, of Millbury, Mass., at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Pattison,

Nov. 17, 1825

July 20, 1S26

July 29, 1827

Sept. 12, 1828

Nov. 8, 1829

March 26, 1830

April 9, 1830

April 30, 1830

May 13, 1832

May II, 1824

Nov. 14, 1809

Dec. 14, 1814

April II, 1 82 1

Oct. I, 1822

June II, 1823

Jan. 1 1, 1826

Feb. 4, 1827

May 17, 1831

Nov. 5, 1832

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES ll7

KNOWLTON Erastus F., of Providence, mer-
chant, and Rhoda Gage, daughter of Aaron,

Esq., at Monson, Mass., by E. Whitaker,

Esq., • May i6, 1820

John A. and Eliza Wood, both of and at

Cumberland. American of Oct. 4, 1825

Margaret B. and Samuel W. Hall, at Boston.

American of April 30, 1830

Abigail S. and George H. Wheaton, printer,

at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Waterman, Aug. 8, 1831

KNOTT James, Jr., and Martha Knott, at Bos-
ton. American of Nov. 13, 1829
Martha and James Knott, Jr., at Boston.

American of Nov. 13, 1829

KNOX William and Mary Ann May, both of and

at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Edes, Sept. 14, 1823

James and Asenath Trumbull, daughter of

Peter, both of and at Millbury. American

of March 23, 1824

Luke and Louisa Wesson, both of and. at

Grafton, by Rev. Mr. Conyers. American

of Nov. 13, 1827

LABARRON Elizabeth A. and Abraham W.

Sheperd, both of this town, at Warren, by

Rev. Mr. Hall, May 29, 1816

LACEY Ruana and Benjamin Hale, both of and

at the Chocolate Mills, near Pawtucket.

American of Jan. 24, 1823

Lieut. Edgin M., U. S. Army, and Caroline

Ann Boardman, daughter of Major E

, U. S. Army, at Fort Niagara, May 31, 1831

LACKEY Lucy and Rodney Luther, both of

Providence. American of Oct. 22, 1822

LACKY Ann C. and James S. Bradham, both of

and at Pawtucket, by Rev. Dr. Benedict.

American of Aug. i, 1823

LACKEY Fanny and Caleb Luther, at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Mudge, May 17, 1825
Janette and George W. Warner, Esq., both

of and at Cumberland, by Rev. Mr. Brown.

American of June 13, 1826

118

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

LADD John, Esq., of West Greenwich, and Han-
nah Reynolds, of and at Coventry, by Obed
Perkins, Esq.,
Joseph W., of Warwick, and Almy W. Spen-
cer, daughter of Capt. Joseph, of and at
East Greenwich, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,
Hannah P., daughter of Dudley, Esq., and
Ebenezer S. Lawrence, of Meredeth, at
H. American of
John J. Dunbar, at Boston.

Harrington, and Betsey
Harrington, by Rev.

Henry
Amer-

Guildford, N
Lydia H. and
American of
LA DIEU James, of

Snell, of Warren, at
Mr. Wright,
LADIEU Mary Ann, of Harrington, and Samuel

Blake, Jr., of Warren, at Swanzey,
LADUE Prudence, of Barrington, and
Conner, of Bristol, at Barrington.
ican of
Eliza, daughter of late Capt. Eustius, of Bar-
rington, and Hiram Andrews, of Warren,
at Barrington, by Rev. Mr. Rexford,

LAFITTE Mademoiselle , daughter of

the banker, and the Prince of Moskwa
[Marshall Ney's son], at Paris. American
of
LAH AY Isaac and Mahitty Linnett, both of and

at Providence. American of
LAIGHTON Elizabeth and Thomas Folsom,

Esq., at Portsmouth. American of
LAKE Sarah, of Tiverton, and Peter Chace, of
and at Portsmouth. American of
Mary and Dennis Cooke, both of Tiverton,

at Little Compton. American of
Annis, daughter of Pardon, and Francis

Brayton, at Tiverton. American of
Sally, of Seekonk, and Gersham Williams,
of Wellington, Mass., at Seekonk. Amer-
ican of
Holder and Isabella Ambrose, daughter of
late Capt. Robert M., at Newport. Amer-
ican of
George W. and Ann Freeborn, daughter of

Henry, at Newport. American of
Christopher, of Portsmouth, and Sarah Estes,

daughter of Elisha, of and at Tiverton,
Eliza and John Sherman, at Newport. Amer-
ican of
Silas, of Tiverton, and Lydia Manchester, of
and at Westport. American of

Oct. I, 1820

Feb. 20, 1826

Sept. 25, 1829
June 2, 1831

Oct. 20, 1819
Dec. 2, 1827

Feb. 9, 1 82 1

May 14, 1826

March 21, 1828
Nov. 30, 1 82 1
Nov. 20, 1829

March 23, 1819
Feb. 13, 1821
Feb. 23, 1 82 1

Nov. 22, 1822

Dec. 31, 1822
March 23, 1824
March 17, 1825

July 26, 1825
March 10, 1826

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES 119

LAKE Jonathan H. and Elizabeth S. Sher-
man, daughter of late Perry, at Newport.
American of Dec. 5, 1826

Capt. Benjamin and Abby Taylor Douglass,

at Newport. American of Jan. 8, 1828

Bathsheba and Edward Sherman, both of and

at Tiverton, by Rev. Mr. Gale, May 4, 1830

William, Jr., and Charlotte Sherman, at Tiv-
erton. American of Feb. 22, 183 1
LAKEMAN John and Lucy Johnson, at Lynn.

American of Oct. 2, 1829

LALLAMAND Gen. Henry and Harriet Girard,
niece of Stephen, both of and at Philadel-
phia, by Rev. Dr. Janeway, Nov. 8, 18 18
LAMB Albert, Esq., and Lydia W. Woodward,
formerly of Providence, at Salem, Ct.
American of June i, 1821
Frances G., of Nantucket, and John Peck-
ham, of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Merrett, Aug. 29, 1822
Isaac and Sarah S. Adams, both of and at

Worcester. American of Nov. 4, 1823

Pliney and Eliza Follett, at Hubbardston.

American of Aug. 6, 1 830

LAMBERT Lucy, daughter of William, Esq,,
and Nathaniel Fellows, Esq., of Cuba, at
Roxbury. American of Oct. 18, 1825

LAMPHIER Emma, daughter of Major Elisha,
of Westerly, and Albertus Starr, of Ston-
ington, at Westerly. American of Sept. 14. 18 19

Lucinda, of Westerly, and Arnold Crumb, Jr.,
of Stonington, at New London. Ameri-
can of Jan. 10, 1826
LAM SON Mary M. and Lemuel H. Eliott, by
Rev. James Grow, both of and at Pomfret,
Ct., April 27, 1817
Rev. Alvan, of Dedham, and Frances Fide-
lia Ward, daughter of Judge Ward, at Bos-
ton. American of July 22, 1825
Caroline M. and James W. Thurber, both of
and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering, Dec. 25, 1826
LANDERS Edward and Margaret F. Murphy,

at Newport. American of Feb. 12, 1828

LANP2 Major Isaiah and Hopestill Carpenter,
both of and at Rehoboth, by Rev. Mr.
Thompson, April 4, 18 13

Lavina, daughter of Deacon Daniel, of Nor-
ton, Mass., and James W. Perry, of Leb-
anon, Ct., at Norton, by Rev. Mr. Clarke, Jan. 30, 1826
Isaiah and Mercy Drowne, at Rehoboth.
American of Dec. 18, 1827

120 VITAL RECORD QF RHODE ISLAND

LANE Elizabeth Mangaletta, granddaughter of
George Ushaeffer, Esq., and George Fred-
erick Ernest Bernard Gerding, Esq., both
of New York, by Rev. F W. Geissen-
heimer, Aug. 23, 1828

Charlotte and Rev. Ichabod Palisted, of Roch-
ester, N. Y., at Boston. American of Sept. 11, 1829

Minot T. and Ruth Farrer, at Boston. Amer-
ican of Dec. I, 1829

Elizabeth K. and Perley Lawrence, at Bos-
ton. American of March 16, 1830
LANG Robert U., Esq., Senior Editor of New
York Gazette, and Mary Carr, eldest daugh-
ter of Andrew L., Esq., at New York.
American of June 24, 1825

William Bailey and Susan Herves Messen-
ger, youngest daughter of Col. Daniel, at
Boston. American of May 3, 1831

LANGDON Mary L. and William B. Dawes, at

Salem. American of Nov. 6, 1829

LANGFORD John and Mrs. Deborah Congdon,

both of and at East Greenwich, Dec. 24, 1826

LANGLEY Sally and Thomas Yates, both of

and at Newport. American of Oct. 12, 1810

John B. and Martha C. Townsend, both of

and at Newport. American of June 2, 1820

Nathaniel H.and Harriet B.Brownell, daugh-
ter of late Sylvester, at Newport. Amer-
ican of Dec. 30, 1823

Sarah Louisa, daughter of Joshua H., and
Roger Williams Potter, at Providence, by
Rev. Dr. Gano, Feb. 6, 1825

Nathaniel and Phebe Sweet, of and at Cran-
ston, by Rev. Mr. Tatem, Sept. 25, 1825

Susan Eliza, daughter of Joshua H., of Provi-
dence, and Rev. James D. Knowles, of
Boston, at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Jan. 11, 1826

Eliza, daughter of Lee, and Stephen Carr, at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering, May 11, 1828

Abigail Ann C, of Boston, and James Chace,

at Salem. American of Aug. 17, 1830

James and Sylva Blanchard, at Albion Vil-
lage, Dec. 16, 1832
LANMAN Eliza, daughter of Hon. James, and
A. H. Hubbard, at Norwich, Ct. Ameri-
can of Nov. 6, 1 82 1
LAPHAM William and Jerusha Rider, both of

and at Pawtucket. American of Aug. 10, 1821

Oliver and Hannah Sherman, at Pawtucket,
by Rev. Dr. Benedict. American of Oct. 31, 1826

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES

121

LAPHAM Oziel and Mahala Steere, daughter

of Asel, at Smithfield. American of May 15, 1827

Mowry and Sarah Whitaker, both of Smith-
field, at Pawtucket, by Rev. Mr. Greene, Dec. 29, 1831
LARABEE Amey F. and John Breed, at Nor-
wich, Ct. Xraerican of Dec. 5, 1820
LARCH AR John, of this town, and Lucy Harts-
horn, of Kingsboro, N. Y., in this town,
by Rev. Mr. Edes, April 17, 1814
Edwin M., of Providence, and Charlotte
Pidge, daughter of Benjamin, of and at
Dighton. American of March 6, 1821
Mary G., eldest daughter of Joseph W., for-
merly of Providence, and Henry S. Meade,
at Mew York. American of March 6, 1821
LARCHE l^ucy and George W. Packard, both

of and at this town, by Rev. Mr. Edes, July i5, 1815

LARKE Capt. James Risby, of Bristol, and
Harriet Allen, daughter of Major Joseph,
of this town, by Rev. Mr. Edes, March 5, 1809

LARKIN Mehitable H. and Ephraim G. Wood-
mansee, both of and at Fall River. Amer-
ican of Aug. 30, 1831
LARNED Rebecca and Simon Davis, Jr., at

Thompson, Ct., Feb. 5, 1809

William G. and Mary Gay, at Thompson, Ct.,

married by Rev. Mr. Dow, Aug. 20,1809

John S. and Lucinda Martin, eldest daughter
of the late Capt. John, both of and at this
town, by Rev. Mr. Williams. American of Oct. 5, 1810

Abby, daughter of Thaddeus, Esq., and
Jacob Dresser, both of and at Thompson,
Ct., by Rev. Mr. Dowe. American of Oct. 22, 181 3

George, 2nd, of Thompson, Ct., and Maria
C. Reed, only daughter of William, of and
at Killingly, by Rev. Mr. Whittemore, Jan. 9, 1816

George, Esq., Attorney at Law, and Ann S.

Gay, at Thompson, Ct, by Rev. Mr. Dow, Dec. 6, 1816

Harriet B., daughter of Hon. Simon, of Pitts-
field, Mass., and Major Reynolds Kerby,
Asst. Adj. General U. S. Army, at De-
troit. American of Jan. 26, 18 19
Laura, second daughter of William, Esq., and
Benjamin Franklin Hallett, Esq., both of
and at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Crocker, June 25, 1822
George, of Providence, and Eliza Tweedey
Malbone, daughter of late Hon. Francis, of
and at Newport, by Rev. Mr. Wheaton, Oct. 9, 1823
Major Benjamin F., U. S. Army, and Mrs.
Lucy F. Watson, daughter of (jen. Nathan
Willis, at Pittsfield. American of Oct. 28, 1823

122

VITAL RECORD OP RHODE ISLAND

LARNED Frances, eldest daughter of Gfiiorge,
Esq., of Thompson, Ct., and Hiram Blush-
field, of Worcester, merchant, at Thomp-
son, Ct., by Rev. Mr. Dow. Americiin of
Sophia, daughter of William, of. Providence,
and Benjamin Clifford, Jr., of Norfolk, Va.,
at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Crocker,
Susan M., second daughter of George, Esq.,
and Stephen Crosby, at Thompson, Ct., by
Rev. Daniel Dow. American of
Thomas Arnold and Sophronja Marsh, niece
of late Gen. David Thomas, at Troy, N. Y.,
at residence of George Vail, Esq., by Rev.
Mr. Butler. American of

LA ROACH Eliza M. and Richard Jones
Wethby, both of and at Providence, by
Rev. Dr. Gano,

LASH LEY Miss Polly, aged 30 years, 3 months,
18 days, and Master Martin Jordan, aged
15 years, 6 months, 9 days, at Minden, N.
Y. American of

LASSELL Fanny, daughter of Charles, and
Lieut. Benjamin Watson, U. S. Army, at
Newport. American of
John and Nancy Conant, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano,
Marcy and Ansel Brown, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Tobey. Ameri-
can of

LATHAM Smith W. and Selinda Paine, daugh-
ter of William, at Sraithfield. American of
Lydia, eldest daughter of Elisha, of Smith-
field, and George Streeter, of Mendon, at
Smithfield. American of
Arthur, of Smithfield, and Sarah Paine,
daughter of Jonathan, Esq., of Glocester,
at Smithfield, by Rev. Mr. Tobey,
Horatio and Arrainda W. Read, daughter of
Rev. Ahab, at Blackstone Village,

LATHE Eliza, of Charlton, Mass., and Rev.
James O. Barney, of Seekonk, at Charlton,
by Rev. Mr. Rich,

LATHROP Septimus and Greenleaf Salisbury,
both of this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano,
Emily, daughter of the late Thomas, Esq.,
and George L. Perkins, Esq., at Norwich,
Ct,
Mary D. and Charles Mann, at West Barn-
stable, Mass. The groom has made him-
self scarce. American of

Oct. 24, X828

Dec. II, 1828

March 20, 1829

July 10, 1832
Oct. 19, iSrg

June 8, 1827

Sept. t, 1812
Oct. 31, 1817

Dec. 26, 1823

April 25, 1820

May 16, 1823

Jan. I, 1824
Sept. 2, 1832

May 18, 1825
May 22, i8ii

June I, 1819

Nov. 23, 1819

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES

123

LATHROP Mary, second daughter of Hon.

Samuel, and Rev. William B. Sprague, at

West Springfield. American of
Joseph, of Exeter, R. I., and Annis Douglass,

of and at Bristol, by Rev. Mr. Wright.

American of
LATHOP Cornelius and Nelly Lincoln, at Taun-
ton. American of
LATIMER Mary and Joseph George Holman,

Esq., Manager Charleston Theatre, at

Charleston, S. C,
LAUD Samuel P., Esq., and Susan B. Robinson,

at Dorchester, Mass. American of
Sophia, of Weymouth, and Rev. John San-
ford, of South Dennis, at Weymouth.

American of
LAW George, formerly of Lancaster Co., Eng.,

and Sally White, daughter of Joseph, of

Uxbridge, at Rehoboth, by Calvin Martin,

Esq.,
John E. and Abigail Kingman, at Hingham.

American of
LAWDON Eliza and Thomas J. Brigham, at

Boston. American of
LAWLESS Luke E., Esq., of St. Louis, Mo., and

Baroness Greahm, at Georgetown, D. C.
LAWRENCE Lillis and Matthew Gray, both of

this town,
Cornelius W., Esq., and Maria C. Prall,

daughter of late Abraham, Esq., at New

York,
Augustine H. and Penelope M. Champlain,

youngest daughter of John T., Esq., both

of and at New York. American of
John L., Esq., of New York, and Sarah Au-,

gusta Smith, only daughter of Gen. John,

late U. S. Senator from N. Y., at Mastick,

L. I.,
Rebecca and Major Daniel Gano, at Cincin-
nati, O. American of
Joanna, daughter of Augustine H., Esq., of

New York, and James McCrea, at New

York. American of
William Beach, Esq., and Esther Rogers

Gracie, daughter of Archibald, Esq., at

New York. American of
Owen and Mary C. Welsh, daughter of

Thomas, at Seekonk. American of
William, of St. Johnsbury, Vt., and Huldah

Mason, of and at Seekonk, by Thomas

Kennicutt, Esq.,

Aug. 13, 1824

Dec. 8, 1829
March 11, 1831

Feb. 23, 1817
, Jan. 19, 1821

Sept. 10, 1824

April 12, 1820
March 11, 183 1

April 29, 1 83 1
May 17, 182S
Nov. 16, 1813

Nov. 24, 1814

May 30, 18 1 5

June 23, 1816
Oct. 18, 1816

Jan. 21, 1817

May 22, 1 82 1
Dec. 14, 1 82 1

Nov. 17, 1822

124 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

LAWRENCE Thomas and Mrs. Susannah
Fisher, both of and at Providence. Amer-
ican of Nov. 29, 1822

Amey, daughter of John, and George W.
Walcott, both of and at Providence. Amer-
ican of June 3, 1823

Mary, of Taunton, and Leander Dean, of

Raynham, at Taunton. American of Aug. 29, 1823

Daniel S., Assistant Postmaster of Provi-
dence, and Mary Ann Price, daughter of
late Capt. John, of and at Newport, Sept. 16, 1823

Joseph and Abby Ann Martin, eldest daugh-
ter of Elhanan, Esq., both of and at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Dr. Gano. American of Nov. 4, 1823

Edward Oliver and Betsey B. Reynolds, at
Johnston, by Rev. William C. Manchester, Aug. 24, 1828

Ebenezer S., of Meredith, and Hannah P.
Ladd, daughter of Dudley, Esq., at Guild-
ford, N. H. American of Sept. 25, 1829

Perley and Elizabeth K. Lane, at Boston.

American of March 16, 1830

George W. and Rebecca Langlay, at Lowell.

American of July 27, 1830

William and Caroline Augusta Rockwell, at

Colebrook, Ct. American of Aug. 27, 1830

Henry and Abigail Moulton, at Boston.
American of May 17, 183 1

LAWSON William and Ann Way, both of and

at Newport. American of July i, 1814

Ira and Amey Remington, at Cranston.
American of Aug. 10, 1821

LAWTON Josiah and Joanna Knowles, daugh-
ter of the late Robert, both of and at
Newport, by Rev. Mr. Eddy. American of Nov. 14, 1809

Philip W. and Lucy Borden, daughter of the
late William, both of and at Portsmouth, by
Rev. Mr. Eddy. American of Feb. 6, 1810

Josiah, of this town, and Mary A. Collins,
daughter of Major John A., at Friends'
Meeting House, Newport, May 3, 1810

Mary, daughter of the late Capt John, and
Robert Dennis, at Newport, by Rev. Mr.
Eddy. American of Oct. 30, 18 10

Darius P. and Susannah Lawton, daughter of
Peter, both of Portsmouth, at Friends'
Meeting House there. May 11, 1814

Susannah, daughter of Peter, and Darius
P. Lawton, both of Portsmouth, at Friends'
Meeting House there, May 11, 1814

Mary, daughter of Adam, and Borden Slocum,

Esq., at Portsmouth, Nov. 10, 1814

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES

125

LAWTON Clarke and Freelove Remington, only
daughter of the late Hezekiah, both of
Exeter, at North Kingstown, by Rev. Mr.
Gardner. American of

Moses and Lydia Ann Stratton, daughter of
the late John, Jr., of Newport, at Ports-
mouth. American of

Ruth, of Pawtucket, and Daniel Fanner, of
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson. Amer-
ican of

Thomas, of North Kingstown, and Ruth L.
Barker, of Middletown, at Newport.
American of

Roger Boone, of Charleston, S. C, and Phebe
A. Cooke, daughter ot late John, Esq., at
Newport. American of

Eliza,. daughter of late Samuel, and Benja-
min T. Cranston, at Newport. American of

Benjamin I. and Elizabeth Taylor, daughter
of John, at Newport. American of

George and Maria E. Baker, both of and at
Pawtucket, by Rev. Mr. Benedict,

Mary and George W. Allen, both of and at
Newport. American of

Hannah and Robert Lawton, Esq., both of
Portsmouth, at Newport. American of

Robert, Esq., and Hannah Lawton, both of
Portsmouth, at Newport. American of

Thomas B. and Eliza Tuell, daughter of Ben-
jamin, at Newport. American of

Alice, of Newport, and John Van Alstine, of
New York, at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Brown,

William H. and Elizabeth C. Allyn, at Reho-
both. American of

George, 2d, of Seekonk, and Mary Smith, of
and at Rehoboth. American of

Job and Rebecca Cranston, daughter of Will-
iam, at Newport. American of

Ardelia P., of Providence, and John Foster,
of Bath, Me., at Providence, by Rev. Dr.
Gano,

Mary, daughter of Isaac, of Portsmouth, and
William Smith, of South Kingstown, at
Newport. American of

Sarah, of Portsmouth, and George Hull, of
Brookiield, Ct., at Newport. American of

Elisha A. and Sarah C. Lawton, daughter of
Isaac, both of and at Portsmouth,at Friends'
Meeting House. American of

Oct. 8, 1819

Aug. 22, 1820

Jan. 16, 1821

April 20, 1 82 1

Aug. 14, 1821
Sept. 7, 1 82 1
Nov. 2, 1821
May 15, 1822

Aug. 16, 1822
Oct. 15, 1822
Oct. IS, 1822
Jan. 17, 1823

March 13, 1823

April 22, 1823

May 20, 1823

July 25, 1823

Dec. 21, 1823

March 30, 1824
May 25, 1824

Dec. 7, 1824

126

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE 1SL,AMJ

LAWTON Sarah C, daughter of Isaac, and Ed-
ward A. Lawton, both of and at Ports-
mouth, at Friends' Meeting House. Amer-
ican of

Lydia, of Seekonk, and Joseph Peirce, of
Providence, at Pawtucket, by Rev. Mr.
Allen,

Timothy and Mehitable Watson, daughter of
Edward. American of

Joseph S. and Mrs. Abby G. Earle, both of
and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Webb,

Henry and Eliza Fisk, daughter of Joseph,
both of Portsmouth, at Newport. Ameri-
can of

Sarah H., of Exeter, and Dutee J. Hall, of
North Kingstown, at Exeter, by Elder Par-
don Tillinghast,

George P. and Phebe Barker, both of and at
Newport. American of

Mary Ann and Reuben T. Cooke, at Newport.
American of

Ruth and Stephen Chace, at Newport.
American of

Isaac and Mary Ann P'reeborn, daughter of
John, at Newport, by Rev. Mr. Gammell,

Adeline and Joel Blaisdell, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Dr. Edes,

Abraham B., of New London, and Sarah
Walker, of and at Providence, by Rev. Dr.
Edes,

Capt. James and Sarah R. Tilley, at New-
port,

Joseph and Ruth Stanhope, daughter of Wil-
liam, both of and at Newport, by Rev. Mr.
Choules,

Joanna and Joshua Remington, at Portsmouth,
by Rev. Mr. Eddy,

Moses, of Portsmouth, and Rebecca H. Oxx,
daughter of Samuel, of and at Newport, by
Rev. Mr. Van Vleck,

Asa T., of Portsmouth, and Ann Dayton, of
and at New Bedford. American of

Mehitable H. and Ephraim G. Woodman,
both of and at Fall River. American of

John and Almira W. Bryant, both of North
Providence, at Pawtucket,

Elizabeth Collins, daughter of Josiah, and
John R. Balch, Jr., both of and at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Dr. Farley,

Dec. 7, 1824

Feb. 4. 1825
April 8, 1825
July 30, 1825

Sept. 27, 1825

March 15,11826
May 30, 1826
Oct. 3, 1826
Oct. 17, 1826
Nov. 30, 1826
Dec. 13, 1826

Feb. II, 1827
Oct. 5, 1828

May 17, 1829
June 21, 1829

Oct. 5, 1829
June 10, 183 1
Aug. 30, 1 83 1
Nov. 20, 1831

Jan. 10, 1832

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES 127

LAYHA John and Clarrissa Cady, daughter of

the late David, at Providence, by Rev.

Mr. Fifield, _ Feb. 20, 1820

LAZELL John Adams, of this town, and Bath-

sheba Patch, daughter of Henry, of and at

Worcester, Mass., by Rev. Samuel Austin,

D. D., Jan. 14, 1811

Deborah, daughter of Capt. Edmund, of
' Cummington, and Benjamin Hobart, Esq.,

attorney at law, of Abington, at Bridge-
water. American of Feb. 17, 1815
Nathan, Jr.. merchant, of Bridgewater, Mass.,

and Ann Wilkinson, daughter of Abraham,

Esq., of and at Pawtucket. American of Nov. 2, 1821

LEACH Lucinda, of Bridgewater, and Henry

B. Jackson, of Watertown. American of Dec. 6, 181 1
Caleb, of Bridgewater, and Elizabeth Lincoln,

of and at Taunton. American of Jan. 11, 1828

Abiel, Jr., of Providence, and MaryT. Hatch.

of and at Scituate. American of Aug. 20, 1830

LEARMAN Mrs. Patience, daughter of Caleb

Munroe, of Jamestown, and Isaac Read, son

of Capt. John E., at Newport. American

of June 13, 1820

LEARNED Asa and Mrs. Elizabeth Cornell,

both of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.

Patten, June 16, 1818

Rev. Sylvester and Sarah Wyer, formerly of

Newburyport, at New Orleans. Ameri-
can of Jan. 18, 1820
Melissa, daughter of Rev. Erastus, and James

C. Morse, at Canterbury, Ct. American of Oct. 3, 1823
Horace and Mary Ann Justin, at Providence,

by Rev. Mr. Brown, Dec. 5, 1824

Henry and Clarissa Gardiner Bowker, daugh-
ter of Howard, of Scituate, Mass., at Bos-
ton. American of Dec. 19, 1826

Mrs. Naomi and Erastus Evans, both of Ox-
ford, at Worcester. American of Aug. 28, 1829

Henry, Jr., and Elizabeth Ewinger.at Boston.
American of April 20, 1830,

LEAVENS Mira, eldest daughter of Jedediah,
and George A. Richmond, both of and at
Pomfret, Conn., by Rev. Mr. Porter, Dec. i, 1814

George and Barbury Pettey, both of Provi-
dence, at Johnston, Jan. 4, 1826

Jedediah, Jr., Esq., merchant, of Killingly,
Ct., and Frances Josephine Hammond,
daughter of Col. .Asahel, of and at Hamp-
ton, Ct., by Rev. Mr. Sprague, ' Jan. 16, 1833

12s VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

LEAVITT Catharine and Elder Joseph White,

of and at Buxton, Me., by Elder Flanders, Feb. 19, 1821
LE BARON Jame^, of Bristol, merchant, and

Mary Fiske, youngest daughter of Dr.

Caleb, at Scituate, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Aug. 5, i8ii

James and Lydia Greene Brown, at Warwick,

by John Mawney, Esq., Nov. 19, 1828

LE CRAW Mary, of Pawtucket, and Joel Read,

of and at Attleboro, by Rev. Mr. Williams, May 10, 1827
Abigail H. and Joseph Arnold, both of North

Providence, at Providence, by Rev. Mr.

Pickering, Dec. 15, 1828

LEDOYT Byel, of Shrewsbury, and iiarah Cole,

at Warren. American of Sept. 29, 1829

LEDYARD Eunice, of Warwick, and Alexander

R. Hammett, of Coventry, at Warwick.

American of March 7, 1820

LEE Harriet, eldest daughter of William, and

Thomas Truesdale, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Oct. 14, 181 1

Eliza, daughter of Thomas, Esq., and Hon.

Outerbridge Horsey, U. S. Senator from

Delaware, at Georgetown, D. C. Amer-
ican of April 28, 1 8 12
Louisa, daughter of Thomas, Esq., and Dr.

Benjamin Waterhouse, at Cambridge,

Mass. American of Oct. i, 1819

Otis and Abigail Northup, of and at Cumber-
land, by Rev. Mr. Benedict, of Pawtucket, Jan. 23, 1820
Mary and William Branch, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Nov. 13, 1820

Robert P. and Mary V. Clarke, daughter of

late Capt. Phineas, of and at Newport.

American of Jan. 8, 1822

Elizabeth, daughter of Benjamin, Esq., and

John S. Dwight. of Springfield, at Nor-
wich, Ct. American of Oct. 7, 1823
Julia, daughter of late William, and David

Whipple, both of and at Providence, by

Rev. Mr. Wilson, Dec. 10, 1823

Lydia, daughter of William, and John H.

Barber, Jr., Editor of Newport Mercury,

both of and at Newport. American of July 9, 1824

James, formerly from England, and Olive

Knapp, at Johnston. American of Sept. 24, 1824

Ebenezer and Fanny Francis, at Taunton, Dec. 11, 1825

John C, of Boston, merchant, and Harriet P.

Rose, daughter of the late Joseph, of An-
tigua, planter, at Worcester, Mass., by

Rev. Dr. Bancroft, July 29, 1826

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES 129

LEE Robert P., Esq., and Eliza Davis, daughter

of John W., both of Newport, at Warren,

by Rev. Mr. Stoddard. American of Nov. 2, 1827

John, of Smithfield, and Lydia Lee, of Ux-

bndge, at Smithfield, by Asa Windsor,

Esq., Nov. 20, 1828

Lydia, of Uxbridge, and John Lee, of and at

Smithfield, by Asa Windsor, Esq, Nov. 20, 1828

Capt. Israel A. and Phebe A. Carpenter, Dee. 4, 1828

Anna Matilda, daughter of late Richard

Bland Lee, Esq., and Dr. Bailey Washing-
ton, Surgeon tJ. S. Navy, at Washington

City. American of Dec. 4, 1829

Bradford and Zilpha D. A. Merrell, at Taun-
ton. American of Dec. 24, 1830
LEEGE Julia, of Rochelle, France, and Dr. P.

L. Armond, of Auboyneau, at Rochelle.

American of Feb. 19, 181 1

LEEGY Kitty and William Wallace, merchant,

both of and at Philadelphia. The court-
ship, consent and marriage took 30 minutes.

American of Sept. 20, 18 16

LEFEVRE Capt. Louis to Capt. Marie Thoreau.

The bride had been in the army for several
. years, her sex not being discovered until

severely wounded. She was raised to full

captaincy for her bravery by Marshal Soult;

at Paris. American of Feb. 5, 181 3

LEFOVOR Amos and Henrietta Sutton, at See-

konk, by Rev. Dr. Benedict. American of Dec. 12, 18 1.7
LAFOVOR Lucy and William Field, both of

North Providence, at Providence, by Rev.

Mr. Taft, May 7, 1821

LEFOVOUR David and Mary Ann Baldwin,

daughter of John, Esq., both of and at

Pawtucket, by Rev. Mr. Taft, Nov. i, 1824

Thomas and Julia White, both of and at Paw-
tucket, by Rev. Mr. Taft, April 5, 1825
LEIGHT Lady and Barry O'Meara,

in England. American of May 2, 1823

LEGH Thomas M. P., and Miss

Turner, daughter of William, Esq., of Sher-

ley Park, Cheshire. [Her abduction by

Wakefield was a sensation a few months

ago.] In England. American of March 25, 1828

LEGR AND Lewis and Sally Bowen, both of this

town, Nov. 25, 1813

LEHRE Mary Ann, daughter of the late Dr.

, and Capt. Christopher R.

Greene, formerly of this town, at Charles-
ton, S. C. American of Jan. 16, 1816

130 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

LELAND Augusta, Esq., formerly of Boston,

and Senorita Louisa Torrente, of and at

Bogota, Columbia. American of July 25, 1828

Henry C. and Betsey S. Marshall, daughter

of William S.. both of, and at Providence,

by Rev. Mr. Tobey, Aug. 17, 1826

Dr. Phinehas W., of Grafton, and Parmelia

Wood, daughter of Capt. Elisha, of and at

Mendon, by Rev. Mr, Daggett, Nov. 26, 1826

LEMAN Charles and Lucy A. Ward, at Boston,

by Rev. Mr. Motte. American of Feb. 9, 1830

LEMON Henry and Catharine S. Mallett, at

Salem. American of May 13, 1831

LENOX Julia and Samuel Keep, of Boston, at

Washington, D. C. American of Aug. 17, 1830

LEONARD Mrs. Nancy and Capt. Job W. Hall,

at Taunton, by Rev. Mr. Pipon, Nov. 16, 1808

Benjamin, 89, and Polly Bosworth, 29, at

Ashford, Ct. American of Jan. 17, 1809

Horatio, Esq., Sheriff of Bristol Co., Mass.,

and Fanny Washburn, of Raynham, at

Bristol, by Rev. Mr. Wight, Sept. 25, 1812

Nathaniel, of Bristol, and Sarah Seamans, of

Rehoboth, at Bristol, by Rev. Mr. Bates.

American of Feb. 21, 1815

Eunice and Ezra Gerry, both of Cambridge,

Mass., May 4, 18 16

Margaret and Luther Marsh, Esq., both of

and at Pompey, N. Y. American of March 13, 1821

Jonathan and Martha Jepson, both of and at

Providence. American of April 20, 1821

Silas and Phebe Walker, at Taunton. Amer-
ican of May 25, 1 82 1
Huldah, of Middleboro, Mass., and Jonathan

P. Williams, of Taunton, at Middleboro.

American of July 6, 1821

Harriet, of Taunton, and John Hall, Jr., of

Norton, at Taunton. American of Sept. 25, 1821

Seth and Charlotte Dean, both of Bridge-
water, at Middleboro. American of Dec. 14, 1821
Clarinda and Henry W. Pratt, at South

Bridgewater, Mass. American of Jan. i, 1822

Sarah, of Taunton, and Thomas Saddler, of

Attleboro, at Taunton. American of Jan. 18, 1822

Hannah and George L. Mowry, both of and

at Taunton. American of Jan. 9, 1823

Timothy, of Middleboro, and Lydia Caswell,

of and at Taunton. American of Nov. 20, 1823

Bathsheba W., and Abiel Robinson, both of

Raynham. American of Jan. 16, 1824

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES

131

LEONARD Betsey, of Plainfield, Ct., and Benja-
min Tuckerman, Esq., postmaster at Ster-
ling, at Plainfield. American of Feb. 17, 1824

Hannah and Joseph Jackson, at Middleboro,
Mass. American of April 9, 1824

Phebe, daughter of Ichabod, of Taunton, and
Rev. Reuben Allen, of Seekonk, at Taun-
ton. American of May 21, 1824

Sally, of Taunton, and Bildad Barney, of
Hallowell, Me., at Taunton. American of June 18, 1824

Susan, of Middleboro, and Henry Conrad
Erpell, of Germany, at Middleboro. Amer-
ican of Nov. 29, 1825

Appolas and Nancy Winsor, both of and at

North Providence, by Rev. Mr. Benedict, Oct. 15, 1826

James M. and Clarinda Wood, at Middleboro,

Mass., by Rev. Mr. Eaton. American of Nov. 17, 1826

Daniel, of Fall River, and Ann Beason,
daughter of William P. R., at Providence,
by Rev. Mr. Kent. American of April 13, 1827

Abigail, daughter of Capt. Lemuel, and James

Allen, both of and at Taunton, June 21, 1827

Lucinda, of Taunton, and Capt. Lyman

Eddy, of Norton, at Taunton, July 6, 1827

Ruth Ann, daughter of late Silas, of Taun-
ton, and William P. Rathbone, of Augusta,
Ga., at Hallowell, Me., by Rev. Mr. Gillett, July 11, 1827

Henry F., of New York, and Ann Francis
Burroughs, daughter of Robert S., of and
at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Edes, Aug. 21, 1828

Clementina Maria, daughter of Caleb F., Esq.,
and Levi Paine, of Randolph, at Bridge-
water, by Rev. Mr. Gay, June 11, 1829

Mary A. H., of Sturbridge, and Rev. Francis
W. Emmons, of Eastport, Me., at Stur-
bridge, Aug. 21, 1829

Deborah Ann and Addison Alden, at Ware-
ham. American of May 27, 1831

Olive B. and Marshall Wilbur, Jr., at Ware-
ham. American of June 24, 1831

Susan, of North Providence, and Solomon H.
Drowne, of Foster, at North Providence, Sept. 3, 1832

Bethiah and Asa Clemons, at Slatersville, Nov. 22, 1832

LEOPOLD Prince, of Cobourg, and Princess
Charlotte, of Wales,the presumptive heiress
to the English Throne, at London, May 2, 18 16

LE ROY Caroline, daughter of Herman, Esq., of
New York, and Hon. Daniel Webster, of
Boston, at .New York, by Rev. Mr. Wain-
wright, Dec. 12, 1829

132

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

LESTER Charles G., merchant, of Montreal,
U. C, and Susan W. Smith, of and at Wor-
cester, by Rev. Dr. Bancroft. American
of
Mary, of Plainfield. Ct., and Allen Harris,
agent Central Manufacturing Co., at said
Plainfield, by Rev. Mr. Wells. American of
Sarah, daughter of Christopher, Esq., of
Groton, Ct.,and Latham A. Burrows, Esq.,
of Oswego, N. Y., at Groton. American of
Rebecca, of Plainfield, Ct., and Albert G.
Whipple, formerly of Providence, at
Thompson. American of

LETHBRIDGE Sally, only daughter of the
late Samuel, and Oliver Gridley, Jr., at
Franklin, Mass. American of

LE VALLEY Ann and Jabez Williams, both of
Warwick, at Cranston. American of
Benjamin and Emeline Borden, daughter of
Capt. Abner, at Fall River. American of
Elizabeth, daughter of Thomas, of Warwick,
and Thomas CrufI, Jr., of Coventry, at War-
wick, by Rev. Mr. Stone,

LEVATTEY Stephen, of Warwick, and. Mar-
sena Westcott, daughter of Reuben, of
Sterling, Ct., at Coventrv,

LEVECK John C, of Hartford, and Lucy W.
Dexter, of Pawtucket,
John C, of Providence, and Sarah W. Dex-
ter, of Pawtucket, at Providence, by Rev.
Mr. Taft,

LEVERETT Frances B., of Roxbury, Mass.,
and John Shays, of Salem, merchant.
American of
Rev. William, of Roxbury, Mass., and Mary
Ann Cole, eldest daughter of late Cyrus,
Esq., of and at Providence, by Rev. Dr.
Gano,

LEVET Ann and Amos Braley, at Fairh'aven.
American of

LEVY Jacob, late of North Carolina, and Juliet
Lopez, daughter of late Aaron, of Newport,
at New York. American of
Adam J., of Philadelphia, and Ann Matilda
Handy, daughter of Thomas, of and at
Newport, by Rev. Mr. Wheaton,

LEWIN Nathan, of Swanzey, and Hannah C.
Davis, of and at Somerset,

LEWIS Gabriel L. and Anna Maria Champlain,
daughter of John T., Esq., at New York,

Oct. 6, 1815

May 17, 1816

Nov. 22, 1816

March 22, 1822

Nov. 15, 1 816
Nov. 29, 1822
Nov. 30, 1826

July I, 1829

Feb. 22, 18 14
Aug. 2, 1 810

April 10, 1825

Sept. 10, 18(6

March 29, 1825
Nov. 13, 1829

Jan. 9, 1824

Oct. 12, 1825

March 7, 18 16

March 19, 18 14

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES I33

LEWIS Marie, daughter of Andrew, and Lt. Milo
Mason, U. S. Artillery, in this town, by-
Rev. Dr. Crocker, Sept. 7, 1815

James, of this town, and Celia Chace, of and
at Dighton, Mass., by Rev. Mr. Gaskey, May 26, 18 c 6

Aseneth and Samuel B. Angell, both of and

at Warren. American of Jan. 7, 1817

Sabra and William Mudge, both of Provi-
dence, at Pawtucket, by Rev. Mr. Bene-
dict. American of Dec. 15, 18 18

Sidonia, daughter of Hon. Joshua, Judge of
the District Court of Louisiana, and Peter
K. Wagner, Esq., editor of the "Orleans Ga-
zette," at New Orleans. American of Aug. 24, 1819

Mary and Fones Havens, of North Kings-
town, at Newport. American of Jan. S, 1821

Mary, of Jamestown, and Joseph F. Havens,
of North Kingstown, at Newport. Amer-
ican of Jan. 9, 1 82 1

Thankful and Thomas Welles, of Foster, at

Killingly, Ct. American of April 24, 1821

Lydia, of Dighton, and Benjamin Pidge, of
Providence, at Dighton. American of Jan. 25, 1822

Samuel and Lydia R. West, both of and^at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Merrett, at the
Methodist Chapel, Oct. 27, 1822

Matilda V. and Ambrose Clarke, both of and
at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson. Amer-
ican of May 27, 1823

Bowers, of Dighton, and Catharine Thurber,
of and at Providence. American of June 6, 1823

John and Lillis Thayer, both of and at Valley

Falls. American of July 4, 1823

Benjamin and Mary H. Mann, eldest daugh-
ter of David E., both of and at Providence.
American of Aug. 24, 1824

Mary, daughter of John, of Westerly, and
Amos Dickens, of and at Stonington, by
Rev. Mr. Hart. American of Feb. 21, 1826

Nancy V., of Cumberland, and Increase Sum-
ner, of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Webb, May 2, 1826

Sarah Ann, of Bristol, and Capt. George W.
Ling, of Middleboro, at Bristol, by Rev.
Mr. White. American of Oct. 10, 1826

Alice, of North Kingstown, and Martin
Easterbrooks, of Warren, at North Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Cheney, Aug. 19, 1827

Levi, of Providence, and Joanna M. Thurber,
of North Providence, at Olneyville, by Rev.
Mr. Cheney. American of Oct. 5, 1827

134

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

LEWIS Thomas, of Cumberland, and Betsey A.
Anthony, daughter of Richard, Esq., at
North Providence, by Rev. Mr. Brown,

Mary T., of Yarmouth, Mass., and Alexander
Hilliman, of Boston, at Providence, by
Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Robert G. and Almira A. Armington, at
Pawtucket, by Rev. Dr. Benedict,

Abraham, of Smithfield, and Maria Sweet,
of and at Johnston, by Rev. Mr. Manches-
ter,

Chace and Nancy C. West, daughter of Capt.
Joseph, both of and at Providence, by Rev.
Mr. Sanborn,

Gabriel E., of Savannah, Ga., and Sarah W.
Nourse, of and at Boston, by Rev. Mr.
Barnstead. American of

Rebecca. and George Hobby, at Lynn. Amer-
ican of

Samuel W. and Harriet Stewart, at Edgar-
town. American of

Sarah C. and Merrett Bates, at New Bed-
ford. American of

Nancy and Archibald Sellman, at Lynn.
American of

Jason L., of New York City, and Mary
Batcheller, of and at Sutton, Mass , by
Amasa Roberts, Esq.,

Tompkins D. and Isabella Sarah Allen, eld-
est daughter of Major Rhodes G., formerly
of Providence, at New York, by Rev. Mr.
Parkinson,
LIBBEY John, 34, and Edward Oxford, 19, at

Portsmouth, N. H. American of
LIGHTNING George and Clarrissa Wrought,

at Dudley, Mass. American of
LILLIBRIDGE Abigail, daughter of Amos,
Esq., and Whitman Kenyon, at Richmond.
American of

LILLY Miss — and Mr. Rose.

American of
LINARD Peter and Mary Ann Payerne, daugh-
ter of Frances, both of and at Providence,
by Rev. Mr. Pickering,
LINCOLN Warren and Hannah Hall, both of
and at Raynham, by Rev. Dr. Forbes,

Martha, daughter of Hon. Levi, of Worcester,
Mass., and Leonard Moodey Parker, Esq.,
of Charlestown, Mass., at Worcester.
American of

March 13, 1828

Nov. 2, 1828
Jan. I, 1829

March 2, 1829

June 25, 1829

Oct. 30, 1829
June 18, 1830
July 30, 1830
Dec. 10, 1830
April I, 1 83 1

Feb. 19, 1832

July 10, 1832

April 19, 1816

Dec. 2, 1828

Jan. 30, 1 82 1
Oct. 27, 1809

Dec. 16, 1830
March 15, 1810

May 31, 1814

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN -MARRIAGES

135

LINCOLN Benjamin, 75, and Mrs. Elizabeth
Harvey, 65, at Taunton. American of
Spencer and Ann Gerry, both of and at

Providence,
Rebecca, daughter of Hon. Levi, and Rejoice
Newton, Esq., at Worcester. American of
William C, of Norton, and Hannah Pidge, of

Attleboro, at Providence. American of
Joanna and Allen Munroe, 3d, at Bristol.
American of

Ann and James Woodward, Esq., at Taun-
ton. American of

Chloe, daughter of Rufus, of Norton, and
Ebenezer Snow, Jr., of Raynham, at Nor-
ton. American of

Lydia and Daniel Pettingill, at Providence.
American of

John E. and Abby Burdick, both of and at
Newport. American of

Horatio and Lucinda Fields, daughter of
Capt. Nathaniel, of and at Taunton. Amer-
ican of

Betsey, daughter of Gen. Thomas, of Taun-
ton, and Nathaniel Newcomb, of Norton,
at Taunton. American of

Elizabeth Otis, of Hingham, and James Sav-
age, Esq., of Boston, at Hingham. Amer-
ican of

Bela, of North Providence, and Lydia Scott
Bucklin, of and at Smithfield. American of

Deborah and Peter Walker, both of and at
Taunton. American of

Hannah, of Taunton, daughter of Elijah, and
Lymon Eddy, of Norton. American of

Lydia P., of Norton, and Herbert Skinner, of
Mansfield, at Taunton. American of

Eliza and Frederick Grossman, at Taunton.
American of

Narcissa and Bradford Dean, both of and at
Taunton, by Rev. Alvan Cobb,

Miss and Abijah Woodward, at

Taunton. American of

Nicholas H. and Abigail Baker, daughter of
Walker, at Taunton. American of

George M. and Polly Willis, at Taunton.
American of

Fanny M. and Joseph Wilbur, at Taunton,
by Rev. Mr. Maltby,

Leonard C. and Phebe F. Carpenter, at Paw-
tucket, by Rev. Dr. Benedict,

July S, 1814
Nov. 4, 1815
May 6, 1817
Oct. I, 1819
April 7, 1820
Oct. 19, 1 82 1

Nov. 23, 1821

Dec. 8, 1 82 1

Dec. 14, 1 82 1

April II, 1823

May 2, 1823

May 6, 1823

Jan. 6, 1824

Jan. 21, 1824

Feb. 13, 1824

Oct. I, 1824

March 22, 1825

March 27, 1826

June 7, 1825

July IS, 1825

May 25, 1827

Aug. 8, 1827

Nov. 29, 1827

136

VITAL RECORD OP RHODE ISLAND

LINCOLN Elizabeth, of Taunton, and Caleb

Leach, of Bridgewater, at Taunton. Amer-
ican of
Charles, formerly of New Bedford, and Mrs.

Sarah Draver, at Providence, by Rev. Mr.

Seaman,
Charles and Eliza Ann Hart, at Taunton,
Hannah, daughter of Luther, of Norton,

and Brayton Slade, of P'all River, at Taun-
ton, at Friends' Meeting House,
Daniel and Lucinda Redding, at Taunton, by

Rev. Mr. Cobb,
Dellila and Resolved Chace, at Dartmouth.

American of
Joshua W., of Eastham, and Mary Chipman,

at Wellfleet. American of
Oliver, of Walpole, and Mrs. Abby A. G.

Sheperd, of and at Providence, by Rev.

Mr. Tobey,
Almira W. and Ezra Holden, of Boston, at

Portland. American of
Miss Aielta, 75, and Timothy Dwight, 81;

both have lost a leg, he is very deaf and

she is blind, at Gardiner, Ky. American of
Isaac and Ruth W. Dyer, at Weymouth.

American of
Emeline and Robert Luscomb, at Taunton.

American of
Nelly and Cornelius Lathrop, at Taunton.

American of
Aaron, of Norton, and Rhoda Staples, at

Taunton. American of
Elizabeth, daughter of Hawkes, Esq., and

Luke Bemis, Jr., at Boston. American of
LINDENBERG Susan, daughter of John, and

Elder Douglass Farnum,of Woodstock,Vt.,

in this town, by Elder John P. Jones,
LINDENBURGER Mary and Edward Mason,

Jr., both of this town, by Rev. Mr. Cornell,
LINDLEY Harriet and Benjamm Thomas,

married by Rev. Dr. Gano,
Phebe and William Bradley, married by Rev.

Dr. Gano,
Joab, of Walpole, Mass., and Nancy Burt, of

Middlebury, Mass.,
George, of Burrillville, and Pamela Morse, of

and at Douglass,
LINSEY Cyrus W. and Sarah D. Sabin, in this

town, by Rev. Dr. Messer,

Jan. II, 1828

July 7, 1828
Sept. 23, 1828

April 30, 1829
June 14, 1829
Sept. II, 1829
Sept. 25, 1829

March 29, 1 830
June 8, 1830

June 22, 1830
Aug. 17, 1830
Dec. 10, 1830
March 11, 1831
April 12, 1831
April 12, 183 1

March 2, 181 3
Sept. 22, 181 1
Aug. 13, 1809
Aug. 13, 1809
Aug. 21, 1821
Dec. 5, 1822
May 22, 1814

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES 13 7

LINSEY Samuel D. and Temperance Ide, daugh-
ter of Abel, both of and at Seekonk, by

Rev. Mr. Hill, April 2, 1815

Sally and Josiah S. Wardwell, at Bristol.

American of May 4, 1821

Mrs. Mary, of St. Augustine, Fla., and Capt. / . ; i

Samuel B. Martin, of Providence, at St.

Augustine. This is believed to be the iirst

marriage under the new government.

American of , Oct. 16, 1821

Lieut. George F., of U. S. Marioe Corps,

and Mary J. Smith, daughter of late Col.

Muloncton, U. S. Army, at Plattsburg,

Penn. American of Dec. 19, 1823

Joseph and Martha Harding, both of and at

Bristol. American of Feb. 17, 1824

Elizabeth M. and John Lye, both of and at

Lynn. American of June 18, 1824

Capt. Benjamin M., of Providence, and

Eleanor A. Knapp, of and at Lynn, Mass.,

by Rev. Mr. Greene, Dec. 2, 1827

Mrs. Hannah and Joseph Sparks, at Bristol.

American of Nov. 18, 1828

Mar)^ and John T. Davis, both of and at

Bristol, by Rev. Mr. Ross, July 9, 1829

Joseph Ferdinand, of Fall River, and Susan

Maria Ide, daughter of Abel, of and at See-
konk, by Rev. Mr. Barney, Jan. i, 1830
LING Capt. George W., of Middleboro, and

Sarah Ann Lewis, of and at Bristol, by Rev.

Mr. White. American of Oct. 10, 1826

LINGAN Ann, daughter of late General ,

and Elias B. Caldwell, Esq;, of Supreme

Court of U. S., in Fairfax Co., Va. Amer-
ican of Dec. 26, 1820
LINKFIELD Benjamin and Maria Robinson,

daughter of Capt. George, of Pawtucket,

at Richmond. American of June 25, 1824

LINN James S., editor Western Intelligencer,

and Lemira Pettibone, at Delaware, N. Y.

American of April 4, 1820

LINELL Ruth and Philip Haswell, both of and

at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Kent, Aug. 9, 1826

LINN ELL Harriet and William Fisher,, both of

and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Tobey, Dec. 24, 1826

LINNETT Susan H. and Hamilton Bishop, both

of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Bene-
dict, May 9, 1 8 19
Sally and William Patt, at Providence.

American of March 20, 1821

138

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

LINNETT Mahitty and Isaac Lahay, both of

and at Providence. American of
William E., of Barnstable, Mass., and Sabra

Coleman, of Valley Falls, at Pawtucket, by

Rev. Mr. Greene,
LINSCOTT Theodore, 70, and Abigail Cain, 72,

at Sandwich, Me. American of
Noah, of Cornish, and Sarah Bennett, of

Salem, at Boston. American of
LIPPITT Capt. Warren and Eliza Seamans,

daughter of Young, by Rev. Dr. Gano. in

this town,
Joseph Francis, merchant, of this town, and

Caroline Munroe, of and at Cranston, by

Rev. Mr. Williams,
Mary M., daughter of John, merchant, and

John Wilson, all of and at this town, by

Rev. Mr. Wilson,
Louisa, second daughter of the late Capt.

John, of this town, and Capt. Joseph Her-

litz, of New York, at this town, by Rev.

Mr. Williams,
John and Mrs. Ann Carpenter, daughter of

Gabriel Allen, Esq., both of and at this

town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,
Julia, eldest daughter of Charles, Esq., and

Joseph Sweet, in this town, by Rev. Dr.

Crocker,
Maria and Areunah C. Tingley, in this town,
Narcissa, daughter of John, and William C.

Snow, both of and at Providence, by Rev.

Mr. Wilson,
Mary, daughter of Col. Christopher, and Ca-
leb Congdon, both of and at Cranston.

American of
Catharine H., daughter of Charles, of Provi-
dence, .ind Rev. Stephen Hull, of Rayn-

ham, Mass., at Providence, by Rev. Dr.

Crocker,
Mary, of Killingly, Ct., and Samuel Greene,

of Coventry, at Cranston. American of
Celia, daughter of John, and Elisha Tingley,

both of and at Providence,
Cornelia Augusta, youngest daughter of

Charles, of Providence, and George An-
drews, of Cheraw, S. C, at St. John's

Church, by Rev. Dr. Crocker,
Samuel C, formerly of Providence, and Mary

Ann McCarthy, daughter of Roger, of and

at Clinton, Jones Co., Ga.,

Nov. 30, 1 82 1

Oct. 27, 1829

July 24, 1827

Aug. 27, 1830

July 7, 181 1

Oct. 10, 181 1

Nov. 30, 1812

March 6, 18 14
June 20, 1814

Sept. 19, 1 8 14
Oct. 10, 1814

Nov. 18, i8r6
Feb. 3, 1818

March 17, 18 19
Sept. 12, 1820
March 4, 1822

Oct. I, 1822
Jan. 15, 1824

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES

139

LIPPITT Hannah H., daughter of Moses, Esq.,

of Killingly, Ct., and Daniel P. Arnold, of

Ashford, Ct., at Killingly, Ct. American of
William H., formerly ' of Providence, and

Mary H. Barnard, of and at Wilmington,

N. C. American of
Thomas, Esq., and Waite Arnold, both of ,

and at Warwick, by Christopher Spencer,

Esq.,
Charles, Jr., Esq., of Savannah, Ga., and

Martha Brown Howell, daughter of late

Hon. J. B., of and at Providence, by Rev.

Mr. Pattison,
LISCOMB Elizabeth and Gilbert Richmond,

both of 3ind at Bristol. American of
Samuel S., of Fall River, and Hannah S.

Wilkey, at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Brown,
Joseph and Abigail L. Waldron, both of and

at Bristol, by Rev. Bishop Griswold,
Jeremiah D. and Eleanor Pitman, at Bristol.

American of
Mrs. Sally and Daniel H. Maurice, Esq., at

Bristol,
LISLE Samuel William Henry, of the Medical

Department, and Ann Ritchie, both of

Quebec, Canada, at Champlain, N. Y.

American of
LISTER Benjamin and Jane Gillmore, both of

and at Pawtucket, by Rev. Dr. Benedict,
LITCHFIELD Enos and Fanny Smith, married

by Rev. Mr. Pipon, all of and at Taunton,
Miss Sally, 44, and John Foster, 87, at Box-

boro. American of
LITTLE Lucy, daughter of the late Nathaniel,

of Little Compton, and Abraham Brown,

of Middletown, at Little Compton. Amer-
ican of
William, Jr., Esq., of Boston, and Sophia

L. Robbins, daughter of Asher, Esq., of

and at Newport,
Sylvester, of Westport, and Nancy S. Allen,

at New Bedford. American of
Charles Coffin, of Boston, and Sarah Ann

Hillard, daughter of William, of and at

Cambridge,
Henry, of New York, and Margaret A. Lit-
tle, daughter of William, Esq., at Boston.

American of
Margaret A., daughter of William, Esq., and

Henry Little, of New York, at Boston.

American of

March 30, 1824

Feb. 10, 1826

July 6, 1827

Sept, 10, 1832

April 16, 1822

Oct. 12, 1824

Sept. 4, 1826

May 24, 1 83 1

March 4. 1832

Nov. 20, 181 8
Nov. 8, 1827

May 10, 1812
Feb. 4, 183 1

Feb. 6, 1 82 1

June 13, 1824
Nov. 14, 1826

Jan. I, 1829

Oct. 6, 1829

Oct. 6, 1829

140 VITAL Record of rhode island

LITTLE Senphronia A., daughter of William,
and Henry Orne, Esq., at Boston. Ameri-
can of - April 13, 1830
Maria Augusta and Samuel Clement, of

Louisiana, at Boston. Atnerican of Aug. 24, 1830

Edward B., of New York, and Abby C.
Bridgham, second daughter of Samuel W.,
Esq., of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr,
Edes, June 27, 1831

Jane P. and Richard Durfee, Jr., both of

Tiverton, at Newport. American of July 12, r83i

Rachal W., daughter of Edward P., Esq., of
Marshfield, Mass., and Joseph Healey,
Principal of the Pawtucket High School,
at Friends' Meetifig House, Pembroke,
Mass., April 12, 1832

LITTLEFlELD Sarah, daughter of Rev. Mr.
Littlefield, and Col. Jeremiah Greene, both
of and at Warwick, by Rev. Mr. Littlefield, June 8, 1817

Harriet, daughter of Solomon, of New Shore-
ham, and Giles P. Sprague, at New Shore-
ham. American of May 6, 1823
William, of Tennessee, and Martha Fowler,
daughter of Christopher, of and at New-
port, by Rev. Dr. Patten, Oct. 3, 1825
Caroline, of Bristol, and Leroy Jones, of

Swanzey, at Bristol. American of May 2, 1826

LITTLEJOHN Dr. S. H., of U. S. Army, and
E. M. Harrison, at Sackett's Harbor, N.
Y. American of April 6, 1821

LIVINGSTONE Catharine Ann, formerly of
New York, and Palmer Cleveland, of Og-
densburgh, N. Y., at Canandaigua, N. Y.
American of March 16, 1821

LIVINGSTON Cornelia Louisiana, daughter of
Robert L., Esq., of Clermont, and Capt.
Charles G. Ridgley, U. S. Navy, in New
York. American of Dec. 7, 1822

LIVINGSTONE James, of Saratoga, and Har-
riet Hopkins, of and at Providence, by
Rev. Mr. Kent, April 23, 1828

LLOYD Daniel, merchant, formerly of Provi-
dence, and Eliza Gilbert, of and at Nor-
folk, Va., Jan. 3, 1822
William and Hannah Weeks, at Newport.
American of Jan. 29, 1822

LOCERAINE Clarrissa and James Allman,

both of and at Scituate, Dec. 4, 1828

LOCKADE Susan Crowell and Willard Lever-
ing, at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pattison, Nov. 13, 1831

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES 141

LOCKE Levi, of Lexington, and Susan Simonds,

at Boston. American of Dec. 8, 1829

LOCKHART John Gibson, Esq., and Sophia
Charlotte Scott, eldest - daughter of Sir
Walter, at Edinburgh, Scot. American of July 7, 1820

LOCKRAINE Clarrissa and James Ailman,
both of and at Newport, by Rev. Mr.
Choules, Nov. 27, 1828

LOCKWOOD Mary Ann and Joseph Phillips,
both of Warwick, at Providence, by Rev.
Mr. Pickering, June 10, 1827

Mary, daughter of Benoni, and Edward Dana,
both of and at Providence, by Rev. Dr.
Gano, Nov. 5, 1827

Robert, merchant, and Mrs. Mary P. Bowen,
widow of Benjamin, Jr., formerly of Maury
Co., Tenn., at Little Falls, N. Y. Amer-
ican of May 23, 1828

Sarah, daughter of Benoni, Esq., and Dr.
Samuel B. Tobey, both of and at Provi-
dence, Sept. 12, 1828

Robinson and Amey Young, both of and at

Warwick, by Rev. Mr. "Manchester, Sept. 7, 1829

Phebe J. and Reuben J. Peckham, of Provi-
dence, at Pawtuxet, by Rev. Mr. Shurtleff, Sept. 15, 1830
LOFTS Mary and Joshua Cossack. To secure
her swain against the gripe of her unfeel-
ing creditors the bride crossed the highway
in a state of perfect nudity previous to
going into church, in England. American
of May IS, 1810

LOGAN Mary A., of Providence, and Robert
Wilson, of New York, at Providence, by
Rev. Mr. Brown, Aug. S, 1827

LOGEE Olney, of Burrillville, and Mary S. Mar-
tin, of and at Warwick, by Rev. Mr. Wil-
son, May 13, 1829
LONG Tilney, said to be the richest heiress in
England. Her income is ;^8o,ooo per
annum ; and William Wellesley Pole,
nephew of Lord Wellington. American of May i, 1812

Major S. H., U. S. Engineer, and Martha

Hodgkiss, at Philadelphia. American of March 23, 1819

Eunice and James Eldredge, at Pawtucket.

American of April 22, 1828

Lieut. James Collins, U. S. Navy, and Mary
Olivia Gilman, youngest daughter of Nath-
aniel, Esq., at Exeter, N. H. American of June 9, 1829

Edward J. and Lucy Ann Elliott, at Boston,

American of May 20, 1831

142 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

LONGLEY Mrs. Prescilla and Rufus Farnum,

both of Boston, in this town. American of June 13, 181 5
Sarah and Peleg Sweet, both of and at Albion,

Smithfield, by Rev. Dr. Benedict, April 8, 1827

Otis, of Boyleston, and Lydia Patch, of and

at Worcester. American of June i, 1827

Samuel, of New York, and Lydia A. Fiske,

of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Seamans, April 28, 1828
Rebecca and George W. Lawrence, at

Lowell. American of July 27, 1830

LONSDALE James and Betsy Fairbrother,

both of and at Providehce, by Rev. Mr.

Pickering, Oct. 2, 1828

LOOMIS Lucy and Peter Pitman, both of and

at Providence, by Rev, Mr. Baker, Aug. 12, 1819

LOPEZ Juliet, daughter of late Aaron, of New-
port, and Jacob Levy, late of North Caro-
lina, at New York. American of Jan. 9, 1824
Samuel and Caroline Tallman, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano, March 25, 1824

John and Sarah Kimball, of Ipswich, at Bos-
ton. American of May 14, 1830
LORD Levi, of North Providence, 'and Judeth

Maxwell, of and at Providence, Dec. 5, 1822

Henry and Mrs. Abby H. Greene, both of

Providence, at Johnston. American of June 24, 1823

James and Olive French, both of Attleboro,

at Pawtucket. American of July 11, 1823

Samuel, Esq., and Elizabeth Whitridge, at

Tiverton. American of May 25, 1824

Phebe PL and Rev. Thomas C. Upham, Prof.

of Metaphysics and Moral Philosophy at

Bowdoin College, at Kennebunkport, Me.

American of May 27, 1825

Jesse and Mrs. Lydia Sweetland, both of and

at Pawtucket, by Rev. Mr. Benedict, Dec. 18, 1825

Betsey W. and Nathaniel G. Upham, Esq.,

attorney at law, of Concord, N. H., at Ken-
nebunkport, Me. American of Nov. 3, 1829
Milley and Reuben Wood, Jr., at Boston.

American of July 2, 1830

LORING John, of Boston, and Hannah Homans,

of Beverly, in this town. American of Nov. 2, i8io

Charles G., Esq., of Boston, and Anna P.

Brace, at Litchfield, Ct., April 30, 1818

William J., Esq., and Anna Thorndike,

daughter of Hon. Israel T., at Boston, by

Rev. Mr. Young. American of Oct. 21, 1825

Martha and Gersham Clement, at Barnstable.

American of ' April 23, 1830

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES 143

LORING Seth, of New Bedford, and Laura A.

Thomas, of and at Marshfield. American of April 15, 1831
LOTHROP Zebediah and Eliza Earle, second
daughter of Hon. Caleb, at Providence, by
Rev. Mr. Edes. Feb. i, 1825

Henry W. and Louisa Thornton, daughter of
Gideon, both of and at Providence, by Rev.
Dr. Edes, Aug. 9, 1827

Cornelia Sophia, daughter of Daniel, Esq.,
and George G. Willis, of New York, at
Norwich, Ct., by Rev. Dr. Strong, March 18, 1828

Sarah Ann and John , Whipple, both of and
at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, May 11, 1829

Rev. Samuel Kirkland, of Dover, N. H., and
Mary Lyman Buckminster, daughter of
the late Rev. Dr. Buckminster, of Ports-
mouth, N. H., at Boston, by Rev. Mr.
Greenwood, June 3, 1829

Adeline and Ebenezer S. Smith, at Boston.

American of Feb. 5, 1830

Eliza D. and Stephen Smith, at Boston.
American of Feb. S, 1830

LOTT Allen O. and Nancy F. Place, at Johns-
ton, by Rev. Mr. Manchester, Oct. 30, 1828

LOUD Z and Betsey Angell, daughter of

Thomas, both of and at Providence, by Rev.
Mr. Edes, Oct. 2, 1817

LOVE Mrs. Nancy, of Providence, and Capt.
James Welles, of Hopkinton, at Providence,
by Rev. Dr. Gano, Dec. lO, 1820

Charles, Jr., and Mary Tripp, at Providence,
by Rev. Mr. Pickering, Sept. 11, 1828

LOVEJOY Louisa, of Concord, Mass., and Rich-
ard Craycroft, of Philadelphia, at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Dr. Gano, April 22, 1827
LOVELL Lavina and Rufus Sprague, both of

and at Johnston, by Rev. Mr. Manchester, Feb. i, 1829

Capt. George and A. D. M. Hallett, daughter
of B , at Osterville. American of June 25, 1830

Eliza G. and Capt. Eleazer Scudder, at Barn-
stable. American of Aug. 20, 1830

William S. and Mary Ann Pallies, at Boston.

American of Sept. 24, 1830

Mehitable and Almon Partridge, at Worces-
ter. American of May 13, 1831
LOVERING Joseph, Esq., and Mrs. Mary L.

Wells, at Boston. American of Oct. 16, 1829

Ira and Mary Preston, at Boston, May 12, 1831

Willard and Susan Crowell Lockade, at Prov-
idence, by Rev. Mr. Pattison, Nov. 13, 1831

144

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

LOVETT Squire and Mary Robmson, both of

Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano,
LOVIE William and Rhoda White, daughter of
the late Noah, at Newport. American of

William and Martha Bigley, daughter of
Capt. John, at Newport,

Adeline S. and Jeremiah Washburn, at Bos-
ton. American of
LOW Benjamin and Eleanor Briggs, in this town,
by Rev. Ur. Gano,

John and Martha Herring, both of and at
this town, by Rev. Dr. Crocker. Ameri-
can of

Phebe Ann and William U. Arnold, both of
and at Warwick. American of

Major John, of Woodstock, Ct., and Hannah
Aplin, of and at Pomfret, Ct., by Rev. Mr.
Porter,

Nathaniel, of Waterville, aged 83, and Miss
Patty McFarlin, aged 56, at Fairfield, Mass.
American of

Joseph and Mary M. Coggeshall, daughter of
the late Charles, both of and at Providence.
American of

Charlotte, daughter of Charles, and Thomas
H. Stafford, both of and at Providence,

Martha N. and William Babcock, both of
and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering,

Ephraim P. and Hannah Q. Andrews, at Ex-
eter, Conn. American of

Samuel, Jr., and Maria A. Himes, at War-
wick, R. I., by Rev. Mr. Tatem,

Samuel, Jr., and Maria A. Himes, at War-
wick, by Rev. Mr. Tatem,

Isaiah and Susannah Coolidge, at Boston.
American of
LOWDER Charlotte and George Titcomb, at

Roxbury. American of
LOWELL John, Jr., Esq., and Georgiana M.
Amory, daughter of late Jonathan, Esq.,
at Boston,
LUCAS William, Esq., and Charlotte Hume,
daughter of John, Esq,, of and at Charles-
ton, S. C,

Mrs. Eliza, of Taunton, and Dr. William S.
Williams, of Deerfield, Mass., at Taunton.
American of
LUCE Eliza and Sylvester S. Newman, at War-
ren. American of

Jan. 22, 1812

July 21, 1812

May 19, 1828

Sept, 24, 1830

Aug. 12, 1813

July 5, 1 814
March 10, 1820

Dec. 25, 1820

Feb. 23, 1 82 1

June 22, 1 82 1
Oct. 15, 1822

Oct. 8, 1826
March 7, 1828
Nov. 16, 1828
Nov. 23, 1828

Dec. 4, 1829
Oct. 23, 1829

April 6, 1825

Oct. 7, 1819

Nov. I, 1822
Jan. 30, 1827

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES

145

LUDLOW Rev. Peter, Jr., and Sally S. Gano,

daughter of Rev. Mr. Gano, who married

them,
James, of New York, and Mrs. Clarissa A.

Robbins, of Providence, at East Windsor,

Ct., by R. G. Robbins,
LUFKIN Abigail and John Mussey, at Salem.

American of
LUNSON John U., of New York, and Elizabeth

E. Sanford, daughter of late Ellery, at

Bristol, by Rt. Rev. Bishop Griswold.

American of
LUSBY Ruth and Capt. Jacob Jones, U. S.

Navy, at Colchester, Md. American of
LUSCOMB Robert and Emeline Lincoln, at

Taunton. American of
LUTHER William and Deborah Brown, at

Warren. American of
Polly and Isaac Bowen, at Warren. Ameri-
can of
Mrs. Betsey and Samuel Young, 3d, by Rev.

Mr. Gano,
Hannah E. and Peleg Sherman, both of and

at Newport, by Rev. Mr. Towle,
Lorania M. and William A. Smith, both of

and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, ■
Julia Ann and Thomas Munro, both of Bristol,.

at Warren. American of
Sarah and James Carpenter, at Pawtucket,

by Rev. Mr. Benedict. American of
Mrs. Sabra and Joseph Kent, at Warren.

American of
Harvey and Amey Corey, daughter of the

late Capt. William, both of and at this

town, by Rev. Mr. Baker,
Sylvester and Lydia Reynolds, at Bristol.

American of
Ann and Samuel Drowne, both of and at

Warren, by Rev. Mr. Rexford. American

of
Mary and Robert Woodward, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Dr. Crocker,
Joseph P. and Harriet B. Westcott, both of

and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,
Lydia, of Swanzey, and Ebenezer Grant,

of and at Barrington. American of
Capt. Joseph G. and Tamer Luther, daugh-
ter of James, both of and at Swanzey.

American of

Nov., 22, 1824

Aug. 17, 1831
Dec. 25, 1829

March 6, 1827

Sept. 21, 1819

Dec. 10, 1830

Nov. 15, 1808

Nov. 22, 1808

Nov. 10, 181 1

Oct. 3, 181S

March 24, 1817

May 30, 1817

Nov. 6, 1818

Dec. 8, 1818

Jan. 16, 1820
' April 7, 1820

May 9, 1820

Dec. 10, 1820

Dec. 17, 1820

April 10, 1 82 1

April 13, 1821

146

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

LUTHER Tamer, daughter of James, and Capt.
Joseph G. Luther, both of and at Swanzey.
American of

Henry and Fanny Thurston, at Pawtucket.
American of

John B. and Lydia Luther, both of and at
Swanzey. American of

Lydia and John B. Luther, both of and at
Swanzey. American of

Amos and Sally Hill, of Taunton^ at Welling-
ton, Mass. American of

Patience, daughter of Amos, and Thomas B.
Amesbury, of New Bedford, at Wellington,
Mass. American of

Margaret, daughter of late John, of Warren,
and George Hoar, at Bristol. American of

Jeremiah C. and Mary T. Wheeler, at War-
ren, by Rev. Mr. Rexford. American of

Nancy, of Warren, and Gardiner Morse, of
Somerset, at Warren. Americin of

John and Sophia P. Searle, at Providence,
by Rev. Mr. Merrett,

Caleb S. and Abby Saunders, daughter of
John, both of and at Providence,

Rodney and Lucy Lackey, both of Provi-
dence. American of

Fanny, daughter of Job, and Samuel Hicks,
at Swanzey. American of

Josias Lyndon, of Providence, and Mary

Eliza Westcott, daughter of Major ,

of and at Johnston. American ot

Edward and Mary Ann Tefft, both of and at
Providence. American of

Amey Cole, daughter of Martin, of Warren,
and Joseph Easterbrooks, of Swanzey, at
Warren. American of

Tamor H. 'and Capt. Sylvester Eddy, both
of and at Warren. American of i

Abby, daughter of Samuel, of Swanzey, and
James Richards, of Warren, at Swanzey.
American of

Israel and A Wilbour,both of Taunton,

at New Bedford. American of

Elisha C. and Ann K. Robinson, both of and
at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Tobey,

Joanna and Stephen Thurber. both of Warren.
American of

Mahala, of Swanzey, Mass., and. Israel An-
thony, of Troy, Mass., at Swanzey. Amer-
ican of

April 13, 1 82 1

Sept. 25, 1821

Oct. s, 1821

Oct. S, 1821

Dec. 14, 1 82 1

Dec. 14, 1821
Feb. 12, 1822

April 12, 1822
Aug. 2, 1822

Aug. 29, 1822
Oct. 20, 1822
Oct. 22, 1822
Dec. 13, 1822

Dec. 31, 1822
June 17, 1823

Sept. 12, 1823
Oct. 14, 1823

Jan. 13, 1824

Jan. 16, 1824

March 29, 1824

Sept. 10, 1824

April IS, 1825

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES 147

LUTHER Caleb and Fanny Lackey, at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Mudge, May 17, 1825

Charles and Eliza Ann Mason, daughter of
Stephen, Esq., both of and at Warren, by
Rev. Mr. Welsh, Oct. 30, 1825

Lloyd and Rebecca B. Munroe, both of and
at Bristol, by Rev. Mr. Welsh, Nov. 8, 1825

Henry and Abby Hicks, both of and at

Swanzey, by Rev. Mr. Taylor, Feb. 12, 1826

Sally Eliza, only daughter of Col. Giles, and
Timothy Coggeshall, Esq., both of and at
Bristol, by Rev. Mr. Mann, Aug. 21, 1826

Eliza, of Warren, and George W. Bowen, of
Olneyville, at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Cheney, Dec. 10, 1826

Mary Ann, of Bristol, an"d James Walford, of
Providence, at Bristol, Jan. 29, 1827

Joseph and Clarrissa Hay ward, both of Bel-
lingham, at Pawtucket, by Rev. Dr. Bene-
dict, Feb. 20, 1827

Joseph, of Warren, and Fidelia Esther Niles,

of and at Providence, April i, 1827

Capt. Salisbury, formerly of Warren, and
Betsey Eddy, of Fall River, at Swanzey,
by Rev. Mr. Taylor, Oct. 11, 1827

Martha T., daughter of late Joseph, of Som-
erset, and Benjamin Bufifington, of Swan-
zey, at Somerset. American of Oct. 19, 1827

Harvey, of Scituate, and Abby Bowen, of
and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering, April 21, 1828

James and Ardelia Wheaton, daughter of late
Joseph, at Warren, by Rev. Mr. Stoddard, July 6, 1828

James and Sarah Ann Sprague, both of and

at Johnston, by Rev. Mr. Manchester, Feb. 25, 1829

Job and Caroline Ormsbee, daughter of late
Elijah, both of and at Providenfce, by Rev.
Mr. Phillips, Oct. 15, 1829

Louisa and Levi Wheaton, at Warren, by
Rev. Mr. Welsh. American of Sept. 28, 1830

Thomas and Adeline Peck, daughter of Col.
Robert, at Swanzey, by Rev. Mr. Davis.
American of Feb. 15, 1831

Henry Giles and Ann Eliza Williams, daugh-
ter of Henry, both of and at Providence, at
the Richmond Street Church, May 12, 1831

Pamelia A. and Joseph S. Barber, at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering, Nov. 10, 1831

Mary, of Providence, and Nathan T. Carpen-
ter, of Preston, Penn., at Providence, by
Rev. Mr. Waterman, April i, 1832

148 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

LUTHER Hannah, of Swanzey, and David
Anthony, Esq., of Somerset, at Swanzey,
by David Gray, Esq., Jan. 27, 1833

LYE John and Elizabeth M. Lindsey, both of

and at Lynn. American of June 18, 1824

LYMAN George and Elizabeth Gray Otis, daugh-
ter of Hon. H. G., at Boston. American
of June 12, 1810

Sarah, daughter of Hon. Daniel, of North
Providence, and Lemuel H. Arnold, Esq.,
attorney at law, of Providence, at North
Providence, June 23, 18 19

Abigail B., daughter of Erastus, of Nor-
wich, Ct., and William Greene, of Cincin-
nati, O., son of Hon. Ray, of Warwick, at
Northampton, Mass., April 30, 1821

William, of Philadelphia, and Mary Boott,
daughter of Kirk, at Boston. American of May 11, 1821

Theodore, Jr., of Boston, and Elizabeth Hen-
derson, daughter of William, Esq., at New
York. American of May 22, 1821

Anna, daughter of late Gen. William, of
Massachusetts,and Rev.Samuel Sitgreaves,
Rector of St. Stephen's Church, Wilkes-
barre, Penn., at Philadelphia. American of Dec. 26, 1823

Norman, of Hartford, Ct., and Elizabeth Wal-
ker, of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Pickering, Dec. 27, 1824

Louisa, daughter of Hon. Daniel, and Dr.
George H. Tillinghast, of Providence, at
North Providence, by Rev. Mr. Edes.
American of ' Oct. 14, 1825

Julia Maria, youngest daughter of Hon.
Daniel, and John H. Easton, at North
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Edes, Sept. 18, 1826

Margaret, daughter of Hon. Daniel, of North
Providence, and Samuel Arnold, of Provi-
dence, at North Providence, by Rev. Dr.
Edes, Nov. 5, 1827

H. B. and Caroline Dyer, eldest daughter of
Elisha, both of and at Providence, by Rev.
Mr. Wilson, March 2, 1829

Rowland, of Lowell, Mass., and Mary How-
land, daughter of John, Esq., of and at
Providence, by Rev, Dr. Edes, Jan. 2, 1832

John W., of North Providence, and Eliza

Wheaton, daughter of Col. .Seth, of and at

Providence^ by Rev. Mr. Hall, Nov. 14, 1832

LYND Rev. Samuel W., of Bordentown, N. J.,

and Leonora M. Stoughton, daughter of

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES I49

LYND:

Rev. William, D. D., President of Colum-
bia College, at Washington City. Ameri-
can of Aug. 26, 1823
LYNDON David W. and Eliza Carpenter, at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Oct. 10, 1830

LYNDE B. S., of New York, and Eliza Newton,

of and at Providence, Oct. 6, 1828

LYNE Lieut. W. B., U. S. Navy, and Eliza
Veale, of Portsmouth, Va., at Washington
City, by Rev. Mr. Wingfield, June 14, 1829

LYON Joseph, Jr., and Phebe Mumford, daugh-
ter of the late Joseph, both of and at New-
port, married by Rev. Mr. Gibson. Amer-
ican of Nov. 14, 1809
LYONS Elizabeth and Capt. John Reynolds,
both of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Preston, Nov. 26, 1818
LYON James, of Newport, and Sophia Pool, of

and at Tisbury. American of Oct. 25, 1822

Harriet, daughter of Joseph, and John W.

Davis, 3d. American of Nov. 5, 1822

Jasper, of Woodstock, Ct., and Phebe Smith

Stafford, of and at Warwick, June 5, 1823

Nancy and Thomas Blanding, at Attleboro, July 15, 1823

Elizabeth, daughter of late Capt. William,
of Newport, and John S. Weeden, of Bris-
tol, at Newport. American of Oct. 14, 1823
Luther and Mrs. Fanny Dean, at Providence,

by Rev. Mr. Brown, May 30, 1824

Lucy, of Providence, and Thomas Jefferson
Arnold, of Smithfield, at Providence, by
Rev. Mr. Pickering, Oct. 9, (825

Edward S., of Newport, and Eliza Gibbs,
daughter of John, of and at Providence, by
Rev. Dr. Gano, Nov. 21, 1826

LYONS Sarah and Timothy Hancock, at Paw-
tucket. American of April 22, 1828
LYON Amey Ann and Orvilla Chaffee, both of

and at Seekonk, Oct. 5, 1828

Rebecca and Bartlett Morton, at Providence,

by Rev. Mr. Tobey, Oct. 8, 1828

William and Sarah Ann Peckham, daughter
of Daniel, both of and at Newport, by Rev.
Mr. Choules, March 8, 1829

Susan, eldest daughter of Aaron, and Thomas
Burr, of Reading, Conn., at Albany.
American of Dec. 3, 1830

Ann Maria and Edwin Wilbur, at Newport.
American of Dec. 28, 1830

150 VITAL RECORD OP RHODE ISLAND

LYON Mary A. and Benjamin Brittain, at

Smithfield, Sept. 16, 1832

M

MACARTHY Mary Ann, daughter of Roger, of

Clinton, Jones Co., (ja., and Samuel C.

Lippitt, formerly of Providence, at said

Clinton, Jan. 15, 1824

MAC CI Tareza, of Athens, Greece, and James

Black, Esq., of Yarmouth, Eng., at Elgina,

Greece, by Rev. Jonas King. She is the

heroine whom Lord Byron, in his poem,

addressed as

" Maid of Athens ere we part.

Give, oh give me, back my heart." Jan. 28, 1829

MACK Ebenezer, Editor American Journal, of

Ithaca, N. Y., and Eleanor Day, at Romu-
lus, N. Y. American of April 4, 1820
MACKAWIS Cloe Pi, or Jumping Rabbit, a

belle of the Chickasaw tribe, and Col. Da-
rius Hobson, U. S. Army, of Alabama.

American of Dec. 11, 1829

MACKAY John, Jr., and Mary G. Robinson,

both of and at Providence, by Rev. Dr.

Gano, Dec. 10, 1816

Samuel M., Esq., Aide to Maj. Gen. Brown,

and Catharine G. Dexter, daughter of -late

Hon. Samuel, at Boston, by Rev. Dr.

Freeman, ' April 15, 1817

MACKER Marietta, of Taunton, and Joseph

Borden, of Fall River, at Taunton, May i, 1831

MACKIE Dr. Peter and Frances Nye, daughter

of Nathan, Esq., of Sandwich, at Ware-
ham, by Rev. Noble Everett, Feb. 17, 1813
Charity, youngest daughter of Dr. Andrew,

and James Pickens, of Boston, merchant,

at Wareham, by Rev. Noble Everett, June 15, 1814

Dr. John and Mrs. Mary Hampton Young

Jones, at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Nov. 29, 1818
John and Rebecca Straight, daughter of

Capt. Thomas, of West Greenwich, at Co-
ventry, by Rev. Mr. Tillinghast, May 4, 1820

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES

151

MACKINTIRE Lucina, daughter of Simeon,
Esq , of Glocester, and Col. John Gray,
formerly of Southbridge, Mass., at Gloces-
ter. American of
MACKINTOSH Sarah and Albert Homer, at

Boston. American of
MACKLIN Mrs. Margaret, aged SS.and Charles
Woods, soldier of the Revolution, aged 8i,
in Hills, N. C,
MACLAY Mary Ann, daughter of Rev. Archi-
bald, and William Wright, at Boston.
American of
MACLEAN David, Editor of the Greensburgh
Gazette, and Jane Morrow, daughter of
Paul, Esq., of Greenbush, at Delaware, N.
Y. American of
MECLENBURGH-SCHWEREN Grand Duke
of and Her Serene Highness, Princess Au-
gusta Frederica of Hesse Hamburg, in
Germany. American of
MACOMB Isabella and Maj. Gen. Joseph Bloom-
field, of Burlington, N. J., at Courtlandt,
N. Y. American of

Catharine, daughter of Maj. Gen. Macomb,
and John Mason, Esq., Secretary U. S.
Legation to Mexico, at Georgetown, D. C,
by Rev. Mr. Addison,
MACOMBER Samuel, of this town, and Ann
H. Fitzpatrick, of and at Savannah, Ga.,

Wealthy, of Norton, Mass., and Caleb E.
Perry, Esq., of Attleboro, at Norton.
American of

Edward.and Christiana Sherman, daughter of
William, at Tiverton. American of

Mrs. Ann H. and Dr. Charles Belton, at Da-
rien, Ga. American of

Jeremiah and Sarah T. Tabor, at New Bed-
ford. American of

Frederick S. and Ruth Gage, both of and at
Pawtuxet, by Rev. Mr. Greene,

Hannah, formerly of Providence, and Capt.
James Howard, at Charleston, S. C,

Gilbert and Maria Brigham, both of and at
North Providence, by Rev. Dr. Benedict,

Lucy and Philip Mason, at Taunton. Amer-
ican of

Isaac, of Fall River, and Mercy Hill, daugh-
ter of late Capt. Jonathan, of and at War-
ren, by Rev. Mr. Stoddard,

May IS, 1821
July 9, 1830

Dec. 5, 1829

March 30, 1830

April 4, 1820

May 26, 1818
Nov. 10, 1820

April S, 1827
Feb. S, 1812

June 18, 1816
Feb. 23, 1821

July 6, 1821
Aug. 3, 1821

Jan. 8, 1827

Feb. 14, 1827

Nov. II, 1827

Jan. IS, 1828

May 30, 1829

152 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

MACPHERSON Lieut, Joseph S., U. S. Navy,

and Elizabeth Washington, daughter of

Lund, tLsq., both of and at Washington,

D..C. American of Feb. i6, 1819

MACTIER Alexander, of the firm of Mactier &

Co., New York, and Catharine Osborn,

daughter of late John, of and at Boston.

American of Nov. 2, 1824

MADISON Deborah and Samuel Farris, both of

Valley Falls, Smithfield, at Pawtucket, by

Rev. Dr. Benedict. American of Dec. 19, 1823

William and Rhoby Slocum, at New Bedford.

American of July 30, 1830

MAEGILL Thomas, of Washington City, and

Emily Wilson, of Prince George Co., Md.,

at Washington, by Rev. Mr. Johns, Feb. 15, 1831

MAGAW William, jr., Esq., of Meadeville, and

Adeline B. Chappotin, of Providence, at

Meadeville, Penn., April 27, 1819

MAGEE Capt. William F. and Nancy D. Car-

lile, youngest daughter of Col. John, both

of and at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Crocker, Sept. 25, 1821
Hon. John, M. C. from N. Y., and Arabella

Snowden, of and at Washington City, by

Rev. Mr. Hawley, Feb. 22, 1831

MAGEVIS Eliza, daughter of J. M., Esq., of St.

Thomas, and James H. Hicks, formerly of

Boston, merchant, at St. Thomas. Amer-
ican of June 9, 1829
MAGRUE James and Sarah Magrue, at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Woodley, July 8, 1828
Sarah and James Magrue, at Providence, by

Rev. Mr. Woodley, July 8, 1828

MAGUIRE Sarah Ann and Nathan Hill, Jr.,

both of North Kingstown, at Wickford.

American of Nov. 25, 1823

George and Mary Prentice, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Feb. 8, 1824

Elizabeth P., of Providence, and George

Greene, of Nantucket, at Providence, by

Rev. Mr. Phillips. American of Sept. 11, 1832

MAHONEY Cornelius and Martha C. Hill, both

of this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Jan. 26, 1813

MAINE Emeline S. and Edward M. Blanding,

both of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.

Edes. American of Jan. 28, 1825

MAJOR Mrs. Agnes and Dr. John Park, of Bos-
ton, at Framingham, Mass. American of July 5, 1814
Caroline Dennie and Caleb Ingraham Pratt,

at Boston, April ;, 183 1

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES

153

MAKEPEACE Persis N., daughter of Jonathan,

Esq., of Saugus, Mass., and James Burrell,

2d, of Providence, at Saugus, Mass., by

Rev. Mr. Redding, June i6, 1822

MALBONE Eliza Tweedey, daughter of late

Hon. Francis, of Newport, and George

Larned, of Providence, at Newport, by

Rev. Mr. Wheaton, Oct. 9, 1823

MALCOLM Ann and Ezra West, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Dec. 7, 1815

MALIBRAN Eugene, Esq., and Marie Felicite

Garcia, of the Italian Opera Company, at

New York. American of March 31, 1826

MALLETT Edward J., Esq., of Fayetteville, N.

C, and Sarah Fenner, daughter of Hon.

James, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Sept. 11, 1820

Joseph and MSry Ann G. Carpenter, both of

and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, May 23, 1828

Catharine S. and Henry Lemon, at Salem.

American of May 13, 1831

MALTBY Rev. Erastus, of Taunton, and Almira

Smith, of and at East Haven, Sept. 7, 1826

MANCHESTER Sarah, daughter of Capt. Isaac,

and George Coggeshall, both of and at

Bristol. American of Nov. 10, 1812

Florinda, of Johnston, and Jeremiah Field, of

and at Scituate, by Rev. Mr. Stone, March '7, 1813

William C, of Warwick, and Harriet Warner,

daughter of the late Capt. John, of this

town, by Rev. Dr. Gano. American of Jan. 6, 1815

William, of Smithfield, and Elizabeth Sweet,

daughter of Benajah, of this town, by Rev.

Mr. Wilson, Oct. 26, 181 5

Sally and John H. Whipple, merchant, at

Smithfield, Jan. 14, 1816

Mary and Anthony Shaw, both of and at

Providence. American of May ip, 1816

Israel G. and Tabitha Fenner, daughter of

the late James, both of and at Scituate, by

Rev. Mr. Stone, Dec. i, 1816

Joseph, Jr., and Julia Ann Havens, both of

and at Coventry, by Rev. Mr. Manchester, Nov. 23, 1817
Ruth, eldest daughter of Capt. Abraham,

and George Almy, merchant, both of and

at Tiverton, by Rev. Mr. Peckham, Feb. i, 1818

Madeline and Jesse Richards, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Edes, March 4, i8i8

William C, Esq., and Susan Harris, of Crans-
ton, daughter of the late Andrew, of War-
wick, by Rev. Mr. Tatem, June 14, 1818

154

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

MANCHESTER Charles, of Providence, and
AltTiira Fales Almy, daughter of the late
Capt. Samuel, of and at Tiverton, by Rev.
♦ Benjamin Peckhani,

Marcy Sheldon and Charles Scott,, at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Dr. Gano. American of

Ann, daughter of Thomas, and John Rogers,
both of Middletown, at Newport. Amer-
ican of

Elizabeth, daughter of William, and Stephen
Barker, Jr., both of and at Newport. Amer-
ican of

Willard, formerly of Providence, and Mary
Taylor, daughter of the late Coggeshall,
Esq., of Portsmouth, at Nashville, Tenn.,

Marcy, daughter of Thomas, of Middletown,
and Benjamin Brown, of Portsmouth, at
Newport. American of

Richard, of Bristol, and Hannah Martin, of
and at Rehoboth, by Elder Luther. Amer-
ican of

Job and Mrs. Rebecca Arnold, at Warwick.
American of

Capt. Stephen, of Coventry, and Ruth Rem-
ington, of and at Cranston,

Eliza and George Slocum, both of and at
Tiverton,

Israel G., Esq., and Mrs. Margaret K. Fiske,
second daughter of late Col. Stephen Shel-
don, at Scituate. American of

Eliza, daughter of Samuel, of Middletown,
and Peleg Albro, of Portsmouth, at New-
port. American of

Fanny and William Reynolds, Jr., at Bristol.
American of

Almira, daughter of Capt. James, and Abra-
ham Brown, at Tiverton. American of

Eliza, of Little Compton, and William A.
Collins, of New Bedford, at Little Comp-
ton. American of

Amey and William T. Smith, both of and at
Providence. American of

Maria, of West Greenwich, and Leonard
Bolles, of Cranston, at West Greenwich, by
Rev. Mr. Manchester,

Abby Knight, youngest daughter of Col.
Israel, and Carver Hopkins, both of and
at Scituate. American of

William, of Dighton, and Catharine W.
Chace, daughter of John, of and at Swan-
zey. American of

Sept. 27, 1818
Feb. 9, 1819

March 12, 1819

March 12, 1819

June 2, 1819

March 28, 1820

June 20, 1820

Sept. 12, 1820

Oct. 8, 1820

Aug. S, 1821

Dec. 18, 1 82 1

March 29, 1822
Nov. I, 1822
Jan. 7, 1823

Jan. 7, 1823
March 7, 1823

June 15, 1823

Oct. 7, 1823

May 7, 1824

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES

155

MANCHESTER Sally B., of Westport, and John
Hoxsie, of Little Compton, at Westport.
American of

Elnathan and Mrs. Sarah B. Sterne, daugh-
ter of late Capt. William H. Baker, at
Newport. American of

Rachal and Robert Fish, both of and at Tiv-
erton. American of

Julia Ann and Capt. Lowry Aborn, both of
and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Catharine L., daughter of Gideon, and Wil-
liam B. Merrill, both of Warwick, at Cen-
treville. American of

Salome Ann and Ebenezer Young Bassett,
at Pawtucket,

Lydia, of Westport, and Silas Lake, of Tiv-
erton, at Westport. American of

Susannah, of Middletown, and Job Almy, of
Portsmouth, at Newport, by Rev. Mr.
Gammell,

Eliza and George Sharp, both of and at Prov-
idence, by Rev. Mr. Seamans,

Jacob and Caroline Pettes, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Cyrus B. and Abby C. Mathewson, eldest
daughter of Capt. Henry, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Albert H. and Maria F. Mathewson, third
daughter of Capt. Henry, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Barton and Betsey Rounds, at Warren, by
Rev. Mr. Rexford,

Adeline, of Fall River, and Capt. Nathaniel
B. Mauran, of Providence, at Fall River,

Mary Ann C. and John O. Borden, at Fall
River, by Rev. Mr. Smith. American of

John, Jr., and Sarah A. Peabodie, both of
and at Bristol, by Rev. Mr. Wight,

Eliza, of Adamsville, and Philip Manchester,
of Tiverton, at Adamsville. American of

Philip, of Tiverton, and Eliza Manchester,
of and at Adamsville. American of

Phebe and Gilbert Tripp, at Westport.
American of

Dr. Charles F., of Pawtucket, and Amelia W.
Ames, daughter of Asa, Esq., of and at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson. Amer-
ican of

Albert and Amelia Powell, both of and at
Bristol, by Rev. Mr. Bristed, at St. Mich-
ael's Church,

July 9, 1824

Dec. 28, 1824

Feb. 4, 1825

Oct. 19, 1825

Oct. 28, 1825

March 9, 1826

March 10, 1826

March 26, 1827
July 25, 1827
Sept. 3, 1827

Sept. 17, 1827

Sept. 18, 1827
Oct. 25. 1827
April 2, 1828
May 6, 1828
Nov. 23, 1828
Jan. 30, 1829
Jan. 30, 1829

Sept, 18, 1829

Dec. 4, 1829
Aug. 18, 1 83 1

156

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

MANCHESTER Deborah B.,of Providence, and
Nelson Peirce, of Boston, at Bristol, by
Rev. Mr. Bristed, Sept. 22, 1831

MANDALL Catharine and Edward Dillin^am,

2d, at New Bedford. American of Sept. 12, 1823

MANLOVE Adalaide Lavinia and Thomas K.

Greenbank, at Philadelphia. American of Sept. 29, 1829
MANN Sally, of Medfield, and Timothy P. Whit-
ney, Esq., of Wrentham, at Warren.
American of Nov. 10, 181 2

Phebe, of Cumberland, and Russell Smith, of
Wickford, at Smithfield, by Isaac Com-
stock, Esq., March 6, 1814

Mercy, daughter of Samuel, andCapt. Mar-
cus Arnold, both of and at Smithfield, June 26, 1814

Anna, daughter of Alfred, and Patrick Dun-
lap, both of and at Smithfield, July 3, 18 14

Juliet Henrietta, of Leominster, and Theo-
dore Bliss, of Boston, at Leominster, Mass.
American of July 19, 1814

William Metcalf, one of the editors of the
American, and Catharine Sprout Comstock,
youngest daughter of Dr. Ezekiel, of and
at Smithfield, by Rev. Mr. Edes, April 25, 1815

Sarah Ann and Capt. Samuel Warner, both
of and.at this, town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Oct. i, 1815

Rev. Joel, of Bristol, and Catharine Vernon,
daughter of Samuel. Esq., of and at New-
port, at Second Congregational Church, by
Rev. Dr. Patten, " May 12, 1816

Thomas S., of Franklin, Mass., and Eliza
Scott, of and at Cumberland, by Rev. Mr.
Blake, July 23, 18 16

William H., printer, and Charlotte Billings,
at Dedham, Mass. American of Dec. 3, 1816

Herman, Jr., and Ruthe^ Skilling, at Ded-
ham. American of July 6, 18 19

Charles and Mary D. Lathrop, at West Barn-
stable, Mass. The groom has made him-
self scarce. American of Nov. 23, 1819

Sarah, daughter of Samuel, Esq., and Nathan

Mo wry, at Smithfield, by Rev. Mr. Edes, Dec. 30, 18 19

Mary Ann, eldest daughter of Dr. James, and
Thomas Cobb Williams, at Boston. Amer-
ican of June 6, 1820

Lieut. William H., of U. S. Army, and Mariah
McKane, at Baltimore. American of Nov. 20, 182 1

Capt. Barnabas and Roxalyn Pulsifer, both of
Waltham, Mass., at Providence, by Abel
Allen, Esq., Nov. 21, 1822

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES 157

MANN Mary H., eldest daughter of David E.,
and Benjamin Lewis, both of and at Provi-
dence. American of Aug. 24, 1824

Daniel, Esq., of Woonsocket, and Phebe Har-
ris, at Smithfield, Aug. 3, 1826

William H. and Sarah S. Flagg, by Rev. Mr.

Pickering, April 23, 1827

Mrs. Lydia and David Morse, of Foxboro, at

Walpole. American of Dec. 23, 1828

Ann Scott, of Newport, and Lieut. Thomas
Skinner Brown, of U. S. Corps of Engi-
neers, at Newport, by Rev. Mr. Wheaton, April 21, 1829

Mary and David Stratton, of Amherst, at

Boston. American of April 2, 1830

Lucretia and William Wilbur, at Hubbard-
ston. American of Aug. 6, 1830

Horace, of Dedham, and Charlotte Messer,
youngest daughter of Rev. Dr. MesSer, at
Dedham, by Rev. Mr. Pattison, Sept. 29, 1830

MANNERS Charlotte Frances, eldest daughter
of George, Esq., His Britannic Majesty's
Consul for Massachusetts, and Henry Per-
kins Andrews, Esq., of Boston, at Paw-
tucket. American of May 27, 1823

MANNING Abiah, of Tewksbury, Mass., and
Betsey Henry, of and at Providence, by
Rev. Dr. Gano, May 10, 1812

John and Delia Ward, daughter of Artemus,

Esq., at Worcester, Dec. 14, 1825

MANSFIELD Henry S. and Eliza Buffum,
daughter of the late Joshua, all of and at
Smithfield. American of Nov. 19, 1811

MANSON Frederick H. and Mary Ann Rumrill,
at Cambridge, by Rev. Mr. Gannett.
American of Oct. 9, 1829

MANSUR Elijah, Editor of Hillsboro Telegraph,
and Mary Moore, at Keene, N. H. Amer-
ican of Sept. I, 1820
MANTER Grafton, of Providence, and Lucy
Andrus, of and at Oxford, Mass. Amer-
ican of April 5, 1825
MANTON Joseph, of this town, and Mary Whip-
ple, daughter of Jonathan, of and at Ux-
bridge. May 6, 18 12

Elizabeth and Samuel W. Wheeler, by Rev.

Mr. Wilson, July 11, 1815

Shadrach, of Johnston, and Amey Randall,
second daughter of Dr. Stephen, of and at
Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Aug. 18, 1817

158 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

MANTON AmasHj merchant, and Eliza Taylor,
daughter of Andrew, both of and at Prov-
idence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Nov. 4, 1817

Col. Henry, of Johnston, and Ann Eliza
Jenckes, eldest daughter of Capt. John, at
Smithfield, by Rev. Dr. Gano, May 21, 1818

Seril and Sarah M. Porter, at Kinderhook,
N. Y., Jan. 2, 1820

Dorcas and Peter Van Schaack, Jr., Esq., at

Kinderhook, N. Y. American of Aug. 11, 1820

Mary and John S. Mowry, at Glocester, by

Edward Walden, Esq., May 13, 1821

Mrs. Mary and John S. Mowry, in Glocester,
by Edmund Walden, Esq., May 13, 1821

[Was erroneously printed in American for
May 22].

Salma, of Johnston, and Anstress P. Dyer,
fourth daughter of Dr. Benjamin, at Cran-
ston, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Aug. 14, 1822

Maria, daughter of late Col. Edward, of John-
ston, and Dr. Stephen Harris, of Warwick,
at Johnston, by Rev. Mr. Tobey, Oct. 13, 1822

William J., of Johnston, and Freelove C.
Jenckes, daughter of Capt. John, of and at
Smithfield, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Oct. 14, 1822

Elisha, of Augusta, Ga., and Louisa Pope,
daughter of late Dr. John, of and at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson. American of Sept. 9, 1823

Mary Ann, daughter of Col. Jeremiah, of
Johnston, and Amory Chapin, of Provi-
dence, at Johnston, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Sept. 15, 1823

Sophia, daughter of Daniel, of Johnston, and
Independence Whipple, of Uxbridge, at
Johnston. American of Jan. 30, 1824

Col. Henry and Mary J. Dunn, daughter of
late Capt. Bernon, at Providence, by Rev.
Dr. Gano, Aug. 15, 1827

MANUEL Anthony and Ann Simmons, daugh-
ter of Edward, Esq., at Newport, by Rev.
.Mr. Gammell, Nov. 6, 1825

MARBLE Miss and Mr.

Stone, at Charlton, Mass. American of June 10, 1814

Emeline and Luther Bassett, both of and at

Newport, by Rev. Mr. Elton, May 8, 1820

John H., of Somerset, Mass., and Mary Teel,
of and at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano.
American of July 18, 1820

Rebecca, of Newport, and Samuel Wheaton,
of and at Warren. American of Dec. 10, 1822

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES

159

MARBLE John, Jr., of Somerset, and Ruth
Barton, daughter of Elder William, of and
at Taunton, by Asa Danforth, Esq.,
Mary B., daughter of Benjamin, and John
Kalew, of Jamaica, at Newport, by Rev.
Mr. Eddy,
George R. and Ann C. Greene, both of and
at Warren, by Rev. Mr. Welch,

MARCH Charles, of New York, and Mary Pyne
Hutchinson, at Charleston, S. C, by Rev.
Bishop Bowen. American of
Mary, formerly of Biddeford, Me., and Na-
ham Jones, formerly of Warwick, Mass.,
at Boston, by Rev. Mr. Jenckes,

MARCHANT Henry, Cashier of Manufacturers'
Bank, and Nancy Wilkmson, daughter of
Isaac, at Pawtucket. American of
Elizabeth and Alexander H. Clapp, at Bos-
ton. American of
Silas and Mary Ann Mason, daughter of
Major Edward, both of and at Pawtucket,
by Rev. Mr. Philleo.

MARCY Chester and Damaris Clarke, at Wood-
stock, Ct. American of
William L., Esq., Comptroller, and Cornelia
Knower, eldest daughter of Benjamin, Esq.,
at Albany, N. Y. American of

MARDENBROUGH Rhoda and Henry S.
Newcomb, Lieut. U. S. Frigate President,
at New York, by Rev. Dr. Bowen,
Margaret Wright, daughter of late Christo-
pher, of St. Kitts, W. I., and James Eaton,
Esq., of Plainfield, Ct., at Newport, by Rev.
Mr. Wheaton,

MARETT Emily and King George, of Sanborn-
ton. N. H., at Lexington. American of

MAREAU Mary S. and William Tiffany, both
of and at Baltimore. American of
Louisa and Aaron Grimes, Jr., at Hubbard-
ston. American of

MARIE Louise Victorie, Princess of Saxe-Co-
burg, and widow of the Prince of Linaugen,
and His Royal Highness the Duke of
Kent, fourth son of the British King.
American of

MARIA Louisa, ex-Empress, widow of Napoleon
Bonaparte, and Count Nyberg, her cham-
berlain, a very homely man but a gallant
officer. Had lost an eye in battle. In
Italy. American of

March 29, 1826

July 23, 1828
June 14, 1829

Feb. 2, 1819

Feb. 27, 1 83 1

Nov. 2, 1821
Nov. 24, 1829

March 15, 1830
March 30, 1824

May II, 1824

April 16, 1814

Nov. 3, 1814

Dec. 3, 1830

Oct. I, 1824

Aug. 6, 1830

Aug. 7, 1818

April 27, '1 824

160

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

MARIA Louisa, ex-Empress, widow of Napoleon,
she is in 35th year, and General Count
Neiport. American of
MARLAND Martha L. and Benjamin H. Punch-

ard, at Andover. American of
MARRELL Martha, of Concord, and Francis
Curtis, of Boston, at Waltham. American
of
MARRIOTT James, of Hopkinton, and Lucinda

Tracy, of and at Lisbon, Ct.,
MARSH Olivia and Cyrel Peck, Jr., both of Paw-
tucket, at Rehoboth, by Rev. Mr. Hill,

Polly and Timothy Taft, both of and at Ux-
bridge. American of

Elizabeth and Major Benjamin Watson, U.
S. Army, at Pittsiield, Mass. American of

Luther, Esq., and Margaret Leonard, both of
and at Pompey, N. Y. American of

Joseph W. and Lydia W. Davenport, nmth
daughter of Charles, both of and at New-
port. American of

Samuel J. and Mary C. Williams, daughter of
John, both of and at Newport. American
of

George and Susan Hall, youngest sister of
Capt. Ahira, at Providence, by Rev. Dr.
Gano. American of

Benjamin, Jr., and Catharine Castoff, both of
and at Newport. American of

Mary and Philip B. Stiness, at Slatersville,
Smithfield. American of

Elizabeth W., daughter of John, and James
Atkinson, Senior Publisher of Rhode Isl-
and Republican, at Newport,

Emeline, of Cranston, and Samuel Harring-
ton, of East Greenwich, at Cranston, by
Rev. Dr. Edes,

William H., of Newport, and Anna Eliza
Bushee, daughter of Luther, of Providence,
at Pawtucket, by Rev. Dr. Benedict,

Mrs. Lucy, of Providence, and Charles
Mason, of Swanzey, at Providence, by Rev.
Mr. Edes,

Nabby, of Hingham, and Daniel Alden, at
Randolph. American of

Ebenezer E., of Providence, and Mary L.
White, daughter of William, of and at
Newport, by Rev. Mr. Eddy,

Rev. James, President of Vermont Univer-
sity, and Laura Wheelock, at Burlington,
Vt. American of

Oct. 21, 1825
Oct. 23, 1829

July 14, 1829
Nov. 28, 1822
Jan. 4, 1809
July 24, 1 81 8
Dec. 31, 1819
March 13, 1821

April 13, 1 82 1

June I, 1821

June li, 1821
Oct. 12, 1821
July IS, 1825

April 6, 1 826

May 6, 182;

July s, 1827

Jan. 24, 1828
Dec. 23, 1828

March 22, 1829

Jan. 19, 1830

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES Igl

MARSH Sophronia, niece of late Gen. David
Thomas, and Thomas Arnold Larned, at
Troy, N. Y., at residence of George Vail,
Esq., by Rev. Mr. Butler. American of Julv ig, i8^2

MARSHALL Sarah E., of Norwich, Ct.,.and •- - ^ ^
Oliver R. Northup, of North Kingstown,
at Norwich. American of Feb. i, 1820

Rev. Herbert, of Virgmia, and Ann Smith,

of and at Bristol American of April 7, 1820

Mary Ann and Danforth Newcomb, both of

and at Bristol, by Rev. Mr. Wig^ht, Feb. 4, 1822

Lovey and Benjamin Mowry, both of and at

Warwick. Americaii of April 9, 1822

Susan and Henry G. Davis, both of and at

Warwick. American of Oct. 28, 1823

Almira, daughter of Josiah, Esq., of Boston,
and Prof. Alva Woods, of Columbian Col-
lege, Washington, D. C, at Boston.
American of Dec. 16, 1823

Ann and Ephraim Cobleigh, at Newport.

American of April 27, 1824

Benjamin and Eliza Clarke, daughter of

Joseph, at Newport. American of Dec. 14, 1824

Betsey S., daughter of William S., and Henry
C. Leland, both of and at Providence, by
Rev. Mr. Tobey, Aug. 17, 1826

William, merchant, of Providence, and Betsey
Fisher, of and at Wrentham, by Rev. Mr.
Fiske, May 30, 1828

Martha D., of Providence, and George W.
Allen, of Boston, at Providence, by Rev.
Mr. Waterman, Sept. 28, 1828

Stephen Bartlett and Elizabeth Waterman

Boardman. at Newburyport. American of May 14, 1830
Asa and Mary Braman, at Albion Village, Dec. 16, 1832

MARSTON Ann Eliza, of Boston, and Henry
De Wolfe, of Bristol, at Boston. Amer-
ican of Nov. 4, 1808
John and Louisa Newhall, at Lynn. Amer-
ican of Sept. 10, 1830
MARTERS John, of Marblehead, and Mrs.

Hannah Neal, of and at Providence, Oct. 18, 1821

MARTIN Martha and Abraham Aldrich, at Ux-

bridge. American of Jan. 9, 1809

Samuel B., formerly of this town, and Jane
Buck, of and at Buckstown, Me. Ameri-
can of Nov. 24, 1809
^eorge W., of Newport, and Margaret C.
Grieve, daughter of David, married by Rev.
Dr. Crocker, Jan. i, 1810

162 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

MARTIN Lucinda, eldest daughter of the late

Capt. John, and John S. Larned, both of

and at this town, by Rev. Mr. Williams.

American of Oct. S, 1810

Abigail, daughter of Hon. Simeon, and

Major Martin Fearing, at Newport, by

Rev. Mr. Wheaton. American of Jan. 22, 181

Eliza Tweedy, daughter of Hon Simeon, and

James Denny, of Boston, at Newport, by

Rev. Mr. Wheaton. American of Jan. 22, 181

Edward and Sarah Fowler, daughter of Chris-
topher, Esq., at Newport. American of April 26, 181
Henry and Marcy Sheldon, daughter of

Capt. Charles, all of this town, by Rev. Dr.

Gano, Oct. 6, 181

Joseph, Jr., and Ann E. Davenport, daughter

of Charles, at Newport. American of Nov. 12, 181

Lydia M., daughter of Dr. Calvin, of See-

konk, and John Watson, Jr., of Rehoboth,

at Seekonk, by Rev. Mr. Hill, Feb. 24, 1813

Jonathan and Mary B. Allen, both of and at

this town, by Rev. Mr. Edes, Aug. r, 18 13

Ashbel, of this town, and Olive Fenner,

daughter of Stephen, of and at Cranston,

by Rev. Mr. Jacobs, April 28, 1814

Samuel R. and Sally Bowen, both of and at

Barrington, by Rev. Samuel Watson.

American of Oct. 11, 18 14

Mary, eldest daughter of Joseph, and James

Arnold, merchant, by Rev. Mr. Baker, Oct. 3, 1815

Sybel, second daughter of Joseph, and Henry

S. Draper, merchant, by Rev. Mr. Baker, Oct. 3, 181 5

Harriet, youngest daughter of Hon. Simeon,

Esq., and Capt. Noah Allen, of Baltimore,

at Seekonk, by Rev. .Mr. Thompson, Sept. 22, 1816

Mary and Joseph Tabor, both of and at Paw-
tucket, by Rev. Mr. Blake, Oct. 6, 1816
Mrs. Fanny and John L. Winslow, both of

and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Sias, Dec. 21, 1817

Betsey, youngest daughter of Valentine, Esq.,

and Charles Chandler Cushing, at Seekonk,

by Rev. Mr. Pitman, Jan. 18, 18 18

Thomas C. and Rosannah Daggett, at Attle-

boro, by Rev. Mr. Carrique, Jan. 4, 1818

Mary Gardiner, only daughter of the late

Capt. James, of Newport, and Samuel

Brown, naval officer Providence district, at

Newport, by Rev. Romeo Elton, Aug. 4, .1818

Betsey, widow of Capt. John, of Providence,

and Rev. David McClure, D. D., of East

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES

163

MARTIN :

Windsor, Ct., at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Preston.

Richard C. and Louisa D. Sampson, both of
and at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano,

John, of Woodstock, Ct., and Mrs. Lucy
Brown, of and at Providence, by Rev. Dr.
Gano,

Sampson and Rebecca C. Collyer, at Paw-
tucket, by Rev. Mr. Benedict,

Hannah, of Rehoboth, and Richard Man-
chester, of Bristol, at Rehoboth, by Elder
Luther. American of

Philip, of Guilford, Vt., and Susan Carpenter
Peck, of and at Rehoboth, by Rev. Mr.
Thompson,

Alice Ann, youngest daughter of Joseph, and
Jacob B. Thurber, at Providence, by Rev.
Dr. Gano,

Jonathan and Nancy Claflin, both of and at
Pawtucket, by Rev. Mr. Benedict,

Ann Eliza and Pardon Miller, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano,

Angenette, of Smithfield, and Joseph Swazey,
of Sutton, at Uxbridge. American of

Louisa and John Kelley, both of and at Bar-
rington. American of

Amey, daughter of Joseph S., Esq., and Sam-
uel Dexter, Esq., both of and at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Capt. Samuel B,, of Providence, and Mrs.
Mary Lindsey, of and at St. Augustine,
Fla. This is believed to be the first mar-
riage under the new government. Amer-
ican of

Angeline, of Swanzey, and Daniel C. An-
thony, of Wellington, at Swanzey. Amer-
ican of

Margaret, of Elizabeth City, N. C, and Will-
iam Moore, of Newport, at Elizabeth City.
American of

Josiah Humphrey and Hannah Snow, daugh-
ter of John, both of and at Providence, by
Rev. Mr. Wilson,

LeBarron, of Providence, and Ann M.
Arnold, of North Providence, at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Tobey,

David, of Cheraw, S. C, and Caroline Hill
Wilcox, daughter of Leonard, of and at
Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano,

Oct. 5, 1819
Oct. 24, 1 8 19

March 23, 1820
May 21, 1820

June 20, 1820

Nov. 19, 1820

Nov. 23, 1820

Dec. 25, 1820

Jan. I, 1821

March 27, 1821

June I, 1821

Sept. 10, 1821

Oct. 16, 1 82 1
Dec. II, 1821
May 21, 1822
Jan. 8, 1823
July 23, 1823
Aug. 13, 1823

164 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND,

MARTIN Abby Ann, eldest daughter of Elha-

nan, Esq., and Joseph Lawrence, both of

and at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano.

American of Nov, 4, 1823

Robert, senior proprietor, of AJbany Daily

Advertiser, and Eliza M. Cuyler, both of

and at Albany, N. Y., Feb. 8, 1824

Philip W. and Mary Temple, daughter of late

James, both of and at Providence, by Rev.

Dr. Crocker, May 26, 1824

Lydia and Freeman Knapp, both of Attle-

boro, at Pawtucket. American of Aug. 20, 1824

Charlotte D., of Swanzey, and John Vinni-

cum, Jr., of Warren, at Swanzey. Ameri-
can of Sept. 10, 1824
Calvin, Esq., of Seekonk, and Rachael R.

Smith, of and at Rehoboth, Sept. 16, 1824

John, Jr., and Pamelia Bosworth, both of

and at Warren. American of Oct. 12, 1824

Elhanan and Sarah C. Brown, eldest daugh-
ter of Samuel, Esq., both of and at Pi-ovi-

dence, by Rev. Dr. Gano, April 5, 1825

Edward and Sybel Haskins, at Taunton.

American of May 3, 1825

Sarah F., daughter of Capt. Silas, of Pem-
broke, Mass., and Capt. William C. Bar-
stow, of New York, May 4, 1825
Calvin P. and Candace Wade, both of and at

Pawtucket, by Rev. Mr. Wade, Sept. 18, 1825

Rachal, of Attleboro, and Scott Smith, of

Providence, at Attleboro, by Rev. Mr.

Ferguson. American of April 28, 1826

Josiah, of Barrington, and Charlotte Davis,

of Rehoboth, at Seekonk, by Rev. Mr.

Pease, June i, 1826

Huldah, daughter of Capt. Stephen, and

Galen Nichols, of Rehoboth, at Swanzey,

by Rev. Mr. Taylor. American of April 10, 1827

Capt. John, of Barrington, and Hannah Blake,

daughter of Samuel, of Bristol, at Warren,

by Rev. Mr. Rexford, June 4, 1827

William H. and Emeline P. Barton, daughter

of John B., Esq., of Providence, at Enfield,

Ct., by Rev. Mr. Robbins, July 5, 1827

Ruby O. and Benoni Parkinson, both of and

at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering, Sept. 13, 1827

Betsey, daughter of Capt. John, Jr., of Bar-
rington, and George Bowen, of Warren, at

Barrington, by Rev. Mr. Rexford, Oct. 28, 1827

Ephraim and Joanna L. Baker, both of and

at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Kent, Nov. 4, 1827

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES IQQ

MARTIN Charles, of Swanzey, and Mrs. Lucy
Martiii, of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Edes, Jan. 20, 1828

Mrs. Lucy, of Providence, and Charles Mar-
tin, of Swanzey, at Providence, by Rev.
Mr. Edes, Jan. 20, 1828

Mary Elizabeth, daughter of late Capt. John,
and Silas A. Crane, both of and at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Dr. Crocker, at St. John's
Church, June 19, 1828

Henry and Eliza Field, both of and at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Kent, July 3, 1828

Polly, 17, and Michael Griffin, 107, at Rich-
mond, Va. American of Sept. 2, 1828

Rachal, of Warwick, and Samuel Martin, Jr.,
of Cranston, at Warwick, by Rev. Mr.
Wilson, Jan. 15, 1829

Mary S., of Warwick, and Olney Logee, of
Burrillville, at Warwick, by Rev. Mr. Wil-
son, May 13, 1829

Polly, 17, and Michael Griff eth, 107, at Rich-
mond, Va. American of July 10, 1829

Capt. Edward Tyler, of Warren, and Eliza-
beth Smith, daughter of late Samuel, of and
at Barrington, by Rev. Mr. Patrick, Sept. 10, 1829

Eliza T., daughter of late Capt. Samuel, and
Capt. William H. Driscoll, at Warren, by
Rev. Mr. Welch, Nov. 4, 1830

Hon. Wheeler and Rebecca Sawin, both of
and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pattison, Aug. 8, 183 1

MARVEL Benjamin, Jr., and Sarah Ann Holt,
daughter of the late Capt. Christopher,
both of and at Newport. American of July 12, 18 16

George Gibbs, of Newport, and Mary C.
Wilkinson, eldest claughter of Varnum, of
Providence, at New York. American of Nov. 22, 1825

MARVELL William and Lydia Gifford, daugh-
ter of Daniel, at Fall River. American of March 13, 1827

John, of Wellington, Mass., and Julia Fowler,
daughter of late Dr. Isaac, of and at Reho-
both, by Rev. Mr. Vernon. American of Jan. 29, 1828

MARVIN Catharine M., daughter of the late
General Elihu, and Rev. Luther F. Dim-
mick, of Newburyport, at Norwich, Ct.
American of May 16, 1820

MASON Meriam Clarke, daughter of Hon. Jona-
than, and David Sears, Jr., at Boston, by
Rev. Mr. Gardiner, June 13, 1809

Edward and Ann Marcy Gifford, daughter of
the late Capt. Josiah, in this town, by Rev.
Mr. Cornell, June 20, 1809

166

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

MASON Joseph R. and Mary F. L. Wilbur,
married by Rev. Dr. Messer, in this town,

Elizabeth Champlain, only daughter of Dr.
Benjamin, dec, and Oliver H. Perry, Esq.,'
U. S. Navy, at Newport. American of

Edward, Jr., and Mary Lindenburger, both of
this town, by Rev. Mr. Cornell,

Lieut. Joseph, Jr., U. S. Army, and Sophia
Simons, at Newport. American of

Lucia, daughter of John, Esq., of Killingly,
Ct., and Hervey Blashfield, formerly of
Providence, at Killingly. American of

Ann Davis, daughter of J oseph, of Swanzey,
and Capt. Solomon Coffin, Jr., of Nan-
tucket, at Bristol. American of

William H., merchant, and Martha D. Whit-
man, eldest daughter of Jacob, of and at
this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano,

Mrs. Mary Ann and James Entwistle, both
of the Theatre, at Washington, D. C.
American of

Lieut. Milo, U. S. Artillery, and Marie Lewis,
daughter of Andrew, in this town, by Rev.
Dr. Crocker,

Elizabeth, of Providence, and Joseph Cady,
of Killingly, Ct., at Providence, by Rev.
Dr. Gano,

William and Hannah Taber, at Seekonk, by
Rev. Mr. Hill,

Joanna and James Grant, both of and at War-
ren. American of

Mary, of the Island of Barbadoes, and Rev.
James Abercrombie, D. D., Senior Assist-
ant Minister of Christ Church, St. Peter's
and St. James', at Philadelphia. Atherican
of

Eliza W. and Charles W. Cozzens, at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Edes,

Olney and Perley Cooke, both of and at Cum-
berland. American of

James D., of Swanzey, and Ann Peckham,
daughter of the late James, of and at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson. American of

Olive, of Swanzey, and Ambrose Gardiner, of
Providence, at Swanzey, by Rev. Mr.
Slade,

Dr. John H., of this town, and Lucy Carpen-
ter, daughter of James, of and at Rehoboth,
by Rev. Mr. Thompson,

George C. and Abby M. Mumford, daughter
of Benjamin B., both of and at Newport,

June 25, 1809

May 14, 181 1
Sept. 22, 181 1
Sept. 20, 1 8 14

Oct. 28, 1814

Feb. 7, 1815

Feb. 26, 181 5

July 21, 1815

Sept. 7, 181 5

March 10, 1816
Sept. 8, 1 8 16
Oct. II, 1816

June 12, 1817

Sept. 28, 1 817

Jan. 2, 1818

March 27, 1818

May 10, 1818

Oct. 14, 1818
Oct. 20, 1818

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES

167

MASON Chad and Hannah Cole, eldest daugh-
ter of Noah, both of and at Cumberland,
by Rev. Mr. Potter,
Nathan and Emeline Armington, eldest
daughter of Benjamin, at Seekonk. Amer-
ican of
Nancy, daughter of Deacon George, and 01-
ney Burlingame, both of and at Cumber-
land. American of

Aaron, of Attleboro, and Betsey Peck,
daughter of Gideon, of and at Rehoboth.
American of

Abby, daughter of the late Hon. James B.,
and Nicholas Brown, Jr., both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano,

Lydia T. and Thomas W. Wethby, both of
Providence, at Pawtucket, by Rev. Mr.
Benedict,

Samuel, Jr., and Ruth Jones, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Edes,

Lydia, daughter of Deacon George, of Cum-
berland, and Josiah A. Hunt, of Pawtuxet,
at Cumberland. American of

George, of Providence, and Aseneth Ashley,
daughter of Samuel, of and at Hampton,
Ct. American of

John L., Esq., and Amelia Murray, daughter
of John B., Esq., at New York. American
of

Sanford, of Providence, and Henrietta Hailer,
of and at Philadelphia. American of

Harriet D., of Attleboro, and Kilburn G.
Robinson, of Boston, at Attleboro. Amer-
ican of

Mary and Capt. Jesse Baker, both of and at
Warren. American of

Ann S., daughter of Dr. Joseph, of Provi
dence, and Samuel Brown, Esq., Naval Of-
ficer of this port, at Bristol, by Rev. Barn-
abas Bates. American of

Elias, 2d, and Elizabeth May, at Woodstock,
Ct. American of

Horatio and Julia Adams, daughter of late
Major Jasper, both of and at Med way, by
Rev. Mr. Bailey. American of

Huldah, of Seekonk, and William Lawrence,
of St. Johnsbury, Vt., at Seekonk, by
Thomas Kinnicutt, Esq.,

Electa, daughter of Deacon George, and
Jason Cargill, both of and at Cumberland.
American of

Nov. I, 1818

Dec. 14, 1819

Jan. 7, 1820

March 24, 1820

July 5, 1820

Aug. 13, 1820
Sept. 24, 1820

Oct. 20, 1820

Dec. 22, 1820

Jan. 19, 1821
March 23, 1821

Sept. 7, 1 82 1
Nov. 9, 1 82 1

Nov. 23, 1821
Nov. 27, 1821

Dec. 21, 1821

Nov. r7, 1822

Oct. 22, 1822

168

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND'

MASON George, 2d, and Sally F. Haskell, daugh-
ter of late Comfort, Esq,, of Cumberland.
American of

Ezra and Polly Smith, both of Seekonk, at
Attleboro. American of

John A. and Mary M. Bagley, both of Provi-
dence, at Cranston. American of

William B. and Mary W. Young, daughter
of Capt. Samuel, both of and at Providence,
by Rev. Mr. Pickering,

William H. and Sarah Temple, daughter of
late James, at Providence, by Rev. Dr.
Crocker,

Sarah Brown, daughter of late Hon. James
B., of Providence, and Capt. George Benja-
min Ruggles, of Newport, at Providence,

Eliza Ann, daughter of Stephen, Esq., and
Charles Luther, both of and at Warren, by
Rev. Mr. Welsh,

Patience R. and George W. Hatchj at Attle-
boro, by Rev. Mr. Hall,

Asaph and Nancy P. Carpenter, both of and
at Seekonk, by Rev. Mr. Pease,

Julia and Ira Chaffee, at Seekonk, by Rev.
Mr. Pease,

William and Eliza Hawes, both of Providence,
at Smithfield, by Rev. Mr. Edes,

James and Mary Ann Gardiner Trafton, both
of and at Providence, by Rev. Allen Brown,

Caroline M. and Jacob Silloway, both of and
at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Brown. Amer-
ican of

Capt. John, of Warren, and Zerviah Gardiner,
of and at Swanzey. American of

Eliza and Stephen Bullock, both, of Swanzey,
at Warren, by Rev. Mr. Rexford,

John, Esq., Secretary U. S. Legation to Mex-
ico, and Catharine Macomb, daughter of
Maj. Gen. Macomb, at Georgetown, D. C,
by Rev Mr. Addison,

Gardiner, Esq., and Mrs. Martha Butts, both
of Troy, Mass., at Tiverton, by Rev. Mr.
Wright. American of

Philip and Lucy Macomber, at Taunton.
American of

Charles, of Swanzey, and Mrs. Lucy Marsh,
of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Edes,

Sarah P. and Jonathan C. Parmenter, Junior
Editor of Literary Cadet, at Providence,,
by Rev. Dr. Edes,

Dec. 31, 1822

Jan. 24, 1823

June 27, 1823

June 30,, 1824

Aug. 29, 1824

Aug. 22, 1825

Oct. 30,. 1 825
Jan. 23, 1826
March 12, 1826
March 12, 1826
May II, 1826
Sept. 3, 1826

Oct. 31, 1826

March 27, 1827

April 4, 1827

April 5, 1827

Dec. 28, 1827
Jan. IS, 1828
Jan. 20, 1828

Jan. 28, 182&

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES IQQ

MASON Robert D. and Mehitable T. Merry,

daughter of Barney, Esq., both of and at

Pawtucket, by Rev. Mr. Taft, Nov. i8, 1828

Zephaniah S. and Susan Vinnicum, both of

and at Warren, by Rev. Mr. Stoddard, Dec. 18, 1828

Daniel, aged 18, and Mrs. Naoma Small, aged'

45, at Bristol. American of ^ Dec. 26, 1828

Jedediah, of New York City, and Nancy G.

Upton, of and at Providence, Feb. 4, 1829

Sally Ann, of Providence, and Isaac T. Read,

of Pembroke, Mass., at Providence, by

Rev. Mr. Warne, July 7, 1829

Berinthia and Linus Child, Esq., at South-
bridge, Mass. American of Nov. 6, 1829
Edmund, of Boston, and Mrs. Hannah Dav-

ies, formerly of the New England Coffee

House, London, at Boston. American of Dec. 4, 1829

Mary Ann, daughter of Major Edward, and

Silas Marchant, both of and at Pawtucket,

by Rev. Mr. Philleo, March 15, 1830

Mrs'. Matilda and Moulton H. Dockhard, at

Boston. American of April 16, 1830

Rev. Francis and Helen Maria Griggs, at

Boston. American of May 28, 1S30

William H., Esq , and Lydia Watson, second

daughter of Joseph, Esq., both of and at

Thompson, Ct., by Rev. Mr. Dow, July 4, 1830

John B. and Mary T. Bowler, daughter of late ■

Capt. Charles, at Bristol, by Rev. Mr. Bid-
well. American of Feb. 15, 1831
John B. and Mary T. Bowler, daughter of

late Capt. Charles, at Bristol. American

of Feb. 22, 1831

John H., of Pawtucket, and Mary B. Rounds,

of and at Cranston, by Rev. Mr. Pickering, Aug. 4, 1831

Stephen and Lydia Sisson, daughter of Haile

M., Esq., both of Warren, at Providence, June 4, 1832

Capt. Christopher, of Swanzey, and Charlotte

Maria Maxwell, only daughter of William,

at Warren, by Rev. Mr. Welsh, Oct, 11, 1832

Eliza Ann, daughter of Benajah, of Swanzey,

and George Sisson, of Warren, at Swanzey,

by Rev. Mr. Hathaway. American of Jan. 25, 1833

MATHER Andrew, printer, and Catharine Mc:,
Arthur, both of and at New York. Amer-
ican of Dec. 10,1813
Sarah, daughter of late Dr. Warham,.

of Northampton, Mass., and Major John

Hutchins, of this town, bookseller, at said

former place, June i, i8r6

170 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

MATHER Lorinda, daughter of Eleazer, of
Brooklyn, Ct., and Samuel Foster, of
Hampton, at Brooklyn, Ct, American of May 9, 1817

MATTHEWS Henry, of Warwick, and Susan

Baker, of and at Pawtucket. American of Nov. 30, 1826
MATHEWSON Lydiaand John Farnum, both

of and at Smithfield. American of Aug. 25, 1812

David, of Coventry, and Sarah Sherman,
eldest daughter of John, of said place, at
Warwick. American of Aug. 13, 1816

Mrs. Harriet, only daughter of Turpin Smith,
and John Mathewson, both of and at Prov-
idence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, May to, 1817

John and Mrs. Harriet Mathewson, only
daughter of Turpin Smith, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, May 10, 1817

Mary, of Scituate, and James Winsor, of
Johnston, at Scituate. American of Feb. 22, 1820

Betsey Champlain and James Blake, at Bar-

rington, by Rev. Mr. Wright, Aug. 30, 1820

Nancy Allen and Horatio Peck, at Barring-
ton, by Rev. Mr. Wright, Aug. 30, 1820

Betsey, eldest daughter of late Stephen, and
Oris Sarle, at Scituate. American of March 6, 1821

Capt. Samuel J., of Warren, and Sarah
Kelley, of and at Barrington. American
of June I, T821

Louisa and John Stokes, at Johnston. Amer-
ican of Aug. 24, 1821

Paris and Phebe Olney, daughter of Dea.
Olney, at Johnston. American of Jan. 7, 1822

Mrs. Susannah and Jeremiah Carpenter, at
Cranston. American of Dec. 26, 1823

Celia, youngest daughter of Elisha, Esq.,
and Coomer Smith, both of and at Scituate.
American of Jan. 2, 1824

Polly, of Plainfield, and Joseph Congdon, of
West Greenwich, at Plainfield. American
of Jan. 6, 1824

Rebecca, of Smithfield, youngest daughter of
the late Joseph, and Lewis Follett, of Cum-
berland, at Smithfield. American of June 15, 1824

Mary W., daughter of Philip, Esq., of Johns-
ton, and Brown Sweet, of Smithfield, at
Johnston. American of May 3, 1825

Bucklin, of Lisbon, Ct., and Oifuenti Battey,
daughter of Gen. William, of and at Wick-
ford, by Rev. Mr. Gale, Nov. i6, 1825

Bucklin, of Lisbon, Conn., and Cifuentes Bat-
tey, of and at Wickford, Nov. 17, 1825

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES

171

MATHEWSON Andrew, of Glocester, and
Tabitha Angell, daughter of Joshua, of and
at Scituate, by Rev. Mr. Knight,

Lydia and William H. Rogers, both of War-
ren, at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Seamans,

John, Esq., and Mary L. Clarke, daughter
of late Thomas P., at Providence, by Rev.
Mr. Wilson,

Col. Isaac, of Providence, and Eliza Arnold,
•daughter of late Philip, of and at Johnston,
by Rev. Mr. White,

Amey, daughter of Hall, and Job S. Bailey,
at West Greenwich. American of

Capt. Ebenezer and Nancy Ingraham, daugh-
ter of Watson, at Harrington, by Rev. Mr.
Rexford. American of

Abby C, eldest daughter of Capt. Henry,
and Cyrus B. Manchester, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Maria F., third daughter of Capt. Henry, and
Albert H. Manchester, both of and at Prov-
idence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Rufus S., of Pomfret, and Faith W. McLel-
lan, daughter of Hon. John, of and at
Woodstock, Ct. American of

Thomas, Jr., and Abby Tucker, daughter of
Daniel, of Smithfield, at Glocester, by Rev.
Mr. Allen,

Allen, of Providence, and Eliza Cooke, of
Cumberland, at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Warde,

Bernard, of Boston, and Mary C. Norris, of
Providence, at Coventry, Ct.,
MATHORNE Mehitable, of Boston, and John
B. .Smith, of New Bedford, at Boston.
American of
MATTESON Wealthian, daughter of Christo-
pher, of West Greenwich, and Col. P^dward
Potter, at Cranston, by Rev. Mr. Knight.
American of
J.ouisa, of Warwick, and Joseph Sisson, of
Coventry, at Warwick, by Rev. Mr. Smith.
American of
James W. and Narcissa Corey, daughter of
Thompson, both of and at Coventry, by
Samuel R. Hopkins, Esq.,
MAURA N Capt. Ira, of Barrington, and Mrs.
Ehza B. Wilder, daughter of Capt. Free-
man Mayberry, of and at Newport, by Rev.
Mr. Towle. American of

Dec. 13, 1825
Oct. 23, 1826

Nov. 20, 1826

Dec. 4, 1826
Jan. 23, 1827

March 6, 1827

Sept. £7, 1827

Sept. 18, 1827

March 18, 1828

Dec. 14, 1828

March 22, 1829
June 18, 1832

April S, 1825

May 20, 1825
Nov. 13, 1827
Nov. 24, 1829

Oct. 15, 1811

172

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

MAURAN Oroondates, merchant, and Martha
Eddy, eldest daughter of Samuel, Esq.,
both of Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano,

Capt. Suchet, of Providence, and Sophia
Bowen, of and at Harrington, by Rev. Mr.
Wright,

Dr. Joseph and Sophia R. Sterry, daughter
of Cyprian, both of and at Providence,

Olive B. and Capt. Walker Humphrey, both
of Prpvidence, at New York,

Capt. Nathaniel B., of Providence, and Ade-
line Manchester, of and at Fall River,
MAURICE Daniel H., Esq., and Mrs. Sally

Liscomb, at Bristol,
MAVERICK Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Sam-
uel, Esq., of South Carolina, and Joseph
T. Weyman, Esq., at Charleston, S. C.,
by Rt. Rev. Bishop Bowen,
MAWNEY Mary, daughter of Pardon, Esq., of
West Greenwich, and Hon. Elisha R. Pot-
ter, Esq., of South Kingstown, at West
Greenwich. American of

[Note. We think this should read "East"
J. N. A.]

Moses, Esq., of East Greenwich, and Betsey
Arnold, of and at North Kingstown, by
Rev. Mr. Gardiner,

Isabella Ann, of East Greenwich, and Peter
G. Taylor, Esq., postmaster at Ch.irles-
town, Ind., at South Kingstown. Ameri-
can of
MAXCY Henry, of Attleboro, and Eliza French,
of Rehoboth, in this town,

Cornelia Manning, eldest daughter of Rev.
Dr. Maxcy, President of Columbia College,
and James Gregg, Esq., at Columbia, S.
C, by Rev. Dr. Maxcy,

D. B., of Columbia, S. C, and C. R. Ashley,
of Georgia, at Columbia. American of

Joseph and Lois B. Fisher, daughter of late
Nathaniel, of and at Attleboro, by Rev. Mr.
Ferguson,
MACY Eunice and Daniel Mitchell, of Newport,
at Friends' Meeting House, Nantucket.
American of

Capt. Daniel P. and Alice Swain, at Friends'
Meeting House, Nantucket. American of

Joseph and Susan Hussey, at Nantucket, at
Friends' Meeting House. American of

Dec. II, 1814

Sept. 10, 1818

Oct. 12, 1820

Dec. 27, 1822

April 2, 1828

March 4, 1832

March 21, 1825

July 13, 1810

Dec. I, 1816

July 2, 1.822
Oct. 19, 1809

Jan. 18, 1814
Dec. 5, 1820

Aug. 31, 1823

Nov. 19, 1824
Sept. 16, 1825
Sept. t6, 1825

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES 173

MACY Lydia, of New Bedford, .and John H.

Russell, Esq., of Taunton, at New Bedford.

American of April 14, 1826

MACEY Mary Ann, of Nantucket, and Capt.

Paul B. Macey, of and at New York.

American of Sept. 25, 1828

Capt. Paul B., of New York, and Mary Ann

Macey, of Nantucket, at New York.

American of Sept. 25, 1829

MACY Capt. Seth W., of Nantucket, and Me-

hitable R. Potter, daughter of late Rest-
come, of and at Newport, June J, 1831
MAXFIELD Sylvia and Sheldon Young, both

of and at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano.

American of Dec. 5, 1820

Charles P. and Eliza Davenport, daughter of

Dudley, at New Bedford. American of Nov. 14, 1826

Charlotte D., youngest daughter of Daniel,

and Stephen D. Coomer, at Bristol.

American of Jan. 23, 1827

Eunice W , daughter of David, and Solomon

Hatch, both of and at Bristol, by Rev. Mr.

Rexford, June 30, 1827

MAXIM Sarah and Joseph Taylor, at Plymouth.

American of Nov. 24, 1829

MAXSON John S. and Abby Barker, both of

and at Newport, by Rev. Mr. Eddy, Jan. t2, 1817

Zoa, of Middletown, and Timothy Peckham,

of and at Newport. American of Jan. 28, 1820

-Asa, of Hopkinton, and Polly Chapman, of

and at Westerly. American of Feb. 22, 1822

MAXON Wealthy, daughter of Isaac, and John

Ward, at Newport. American of Dec. 31, 1822

Elizabeth, of Hopkinton, and Ira Bliven, of

Norwich, N. Y., at Hopkinton, Oct. 30, 1825

Aim Elizabeth, of Smithfield, and Gardiner

G. Ward, of West Greenwich, at Smith-
field, by Thomas Mann, Esq., Dec. 25, 1828
MAXWELL Martha, daughter of James, and

.Samuel Randall, preceptor of the Warren

Academy, at Warren, by Rev. Mr. Baker.

American of Aug. 22, 1809

Betsey, daughter of Capt. Level, and Tib-

betts Pearce, at Warren. American of Jan. 7, i8t2

Emeline M., daughter of James, Esq., of

Warren, and George Saunders, of Philadel-
phia, at Warren, Aug. 24, 1820
Patience G., daughter of James, and Capt.

Samuel Cole, both of and at Warren.

American of Sept. 4, 1821

174 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

MAXWELL Judith of Providence, and Levi

Lord, of North Providence, at Providence, Dec. 5, 1822

Mary, eighth daughter of Capt. James, and
Capt. Hale Collins, both of Warren, at
Swanzey. American of Nov. 2, 1824

Level, of Seekonk, and Almira W. Bullock,
of and at Swanzey, by Rev. Mr. Baker, Nov. 4, 1827

Joanna, ninth daughter of James, Esq., and
Lieut. Lewis Edward Simonds, U. S. Navy,
both of Warren, at Swanzey, by Rev. Mr.
Baker. American of Nov. 9, 1827

Samuel, of Providence, and Lydia Carpenter
Haile, of and at Swanzey. American of May 24, 1831

Charlotte Maria, only daughter of William,
and Capt. Christopher Mason, of Swanzey,
at Warren, by Rev. Mr. Welsh, Oct. 11, 1832

MAY Lemuel and Eliza Wilder, daughter of
Rev. Mr., both of and at Attleboro. Amer-
ican of Jan, 3, 1815

Sophia, daughter of the late Col. John, and
Edward Tuckerman, Jr., Esq., at Boston.
American of Feb. 4, 1817

Elisha, of Attleboro, and Cynthia Burr,
daughter of Col. James, of and at Provi-
dence, at the First Congregational Church,
by Rev. Mr. Edes, Jan. 20, 1818

Elizabeth and Elias Mason, 2d, at Wood-
stock, Ct. American of Nov. 27, 1821

Mary Ann and William Knox, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Edes, Sept. 14, 1823

Sarah and Paul W. Dawley, at Newport.
American of Jan. 25, 1825

Mary R. C, eldest daughter of Henry K.,
Esq., and Rev. Henry F. Edes, of Canton,
at Boston, Dec. 6, 1832

MAYBERRY Amelia, of Newport, and Capt.
Henry Smith, of Bristol, at Newport, by
Rev. Mr. Towle. American of Oct. 16, 1812

Capt. Freeman and Amanda Standish, daugh-
ter of David, of Dighton, Mass., at Tiver-
ton. American of Oct. 3, 1820

Harriet C, daughter of the late Capt. Free-
man, and Capt. Samuel H.Vinson, at New-
port. American of Oct. 17, 1820

Ann, daughter of late Capt. Freeborn, of
Newport, and Joseph Mclntire, at Bristol,
by Rev. Bishop Griswold, Jan. 26, 18-";

MAYNARD Lawson D.and Nancy Smith, both

of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Edes, Nov. 19, 1820

Mary and Theodore D. Fenner, both of and
at Providence. American of Feb. 27, 1827

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES

175

MAYNARD Susan W. and Orlando Ware, at
Worcester, by Rev. Mr. Hourdley,

MAYO Maria D., daughter of Col. ,

and Gen. Winfield Scott, U. S. Army, at
Belleville, Va. American of
Moses H. and Nancy R. Collins, late of
Providence, at Edee, Me. American of

MAYRANT Placidia, daughter of William, of
Statesburgh, S. C, and Rev. Jasper Adams,
Professor of Natural Philosophy, in Brown
University, at Providence, by Rev. Dr.
Crocker,

McAllister H. M., of Savannah, Ga., and
Louisa Charlotte Cutler, daughter of late
Benjamin C, of Jamaica Plains, at Quincy,
by Rev. B. C. Cutler,
James, of New Alexandria, and Mrs. Chris-
tina Ernest, a widow of 4 months, 27 days,
and twice married within 8 months, by
Rev. Mr. Steck,

McALVIN John B. and Mary Sisson, at Charles-
town. American of

McANARNEY Jane and Jesse Cudworth, both
of and at Seekonk. American of

McARTHUR Catherine and Andrew Mather,
printer, both of and at New York. Amer-
ican of
tflSe, third daughter of Gen. Duncan, of
Ohio, and Dr. Elijah Coons, of Tuscumbia,
Ala., at Augusta, Ga., by Rev. Mr.
Graham. American of

McCALLA Mrs. Eunice, and Elijah Brooks,
editor of Salem Messenger, at Salem, N.
J. American of

McCALTON Lydia and Casper W. Morris, both
of and at Philadelphia, by Rev. Bishop
White,

McCARRIE John and Clarrissa Anthony, daugh-
ter of John, both of and at Portsmouth.
American of

McCARTER Daniel and Mary C. Freeborn, at
Newport. American of

McCARTHEY Margaret and Silas Brownell.both
of and at Newport. American of

McCARTY Nathaniel, of Worcester, and
Rebecca Smith, at Boston. American of

McCLELLAN, Joseph, Jr., merchant, and Har-
riet C. Turner, of Warren, R. I., at Port-
land, Me. American of

Nov. 24, 1828

March 21, 1817
Dec. II, 1827

Sept. 4, 1823

Oct. 30, 1822

March 24, 1831
July 27, 1830
Oct. 29, 1824

•

Dec. 10, 1813

June I, 1830

Feb. 26, 1822

Oct. 15, 1829

Feb. 18, 1820

Oct. 3, 1826

Feb. 16, 1821

May 14, 1822

Nov. 19, 1813

176

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

McCLELLAN Lucretia Huntington and Wil-
liam Jones Dunn, both of and at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

McCLENNEN Maria V. and Thomas Niles, at
Boston. American of
Joseph J. and Caroline H. Fenley, both of
and at Boston,

McCLAND Robert,editor of the Missourian, and
Daphne S. Emmons, daughter of Benjamin,
Esq., at St. Charles, Mo. American of

McCLURE Rev. David, D. D., of East Windsor,
Ct., and Betsey Martin, widow of Capt.
John, of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Preston,
Mary and William Delano, at New York,

McCOMB James, of ship Triton, of New York,
and Chi Altangi Hoam, youngest daughter
of Altangi Hoam, a Mandarin of great
wealth, at Canton, China. American of

McCONKEY Peggy, of Louisville, Ga., and
Ebenezer J. Bower, formerly of this town,
at Louisville,

McCORMICK Eleanor and Samuel Gill, both
of Boston, in this town, by Rev. Mr. Cor-
nell,

McCOY James and Fidelia Shaw, at Smithfield.
American of

McCRACKEN Elizabeth and John Clarke, of
the House Shipman, Clarke & Co., at New
Haven, Ct. American of
William, merchant, of New Haven, Ct., and
Mary G. Jenkins, daughter of the late Jere-
miah F., of this town, at St. John's Church,
Canandaigua, N. Y., by Rev. Mr. Onder-
donk,
Samuel, proprietor of circus, and Sophia Van-
tassel, of and at Albany, N. Y.,

McCREA James and Joanna Lawrence, daugh-
ter of Augustine H., Esq., of and at New
York. American of

McCREAKEY Mary, of Robertsville, S.C.and
Pardon T. Mumford, formerly of Newport,
at Robertsville. American of

McCUBBINS J.ulia and Henry E. Bullard, Esq.,
Lieut. Commander U. S. Navy, at Annap-
olis, Md. American of

McDANIEL Ann, of New York, and Lewis
Pelouze, of Boston, at Philadelphia. Amer-
ican of

McDOLE James and Hannah Goff, at Pawtucket.
American of

May 9, 1S28
March 11, 183 1
March 13, 1831

Aug. 28, 1 82 1

Oct. -5, 1819
May 5, 1831

Nov. 15, 181 1

April 8, 1813

Dec. 22, 181 1
Jan. 22, 1828

Nov. 26, 1 813

April 20, 1 818
Oct. 9, 1826

Jan. 21, 1817

Oct. II, 1825

June 9, 1815

Aug. 6, 1830
Feb. 25, 1825

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES

177

-, an Italian general, and

McDENOLD

Madame Murat, sister to the late Emperor
of France and widow of the King of Na-
ples. American of

Mcdonald John, of Johnston, and Mary Phil-
lips, second daughter of Luke, at Foster.
American of
Rev. Lewis, of Rutland, Vt., and Eliza Bis-
sell, of and ab Providence, at St. John's
Church, by. Rev. Mr. Taft,

McDowell EUza, daughter of Col. ,

and Hon. Thomas H. Benton, U. S. Sen
ator from Missouri, in Rockbridge Co., Va.
American of

McDUFFIE Hon. George and Mary Rebecca
Singleton, daughter of Richard, Esq., of
Tupapter District, S. C, at Charleston, by
Rev. Mr. Converse,

McELMOYLE Hannah Jane, daughter of Wil-
liam, of Charleston, S. C, and Isaac S.
Bailey, formerly of Newport, at Charles-
ton. American of

McFARLAND James and Isabella Armstrong,
both of and at this town, by Rev. Mr. Wil-
son. American of
Alexander and Sally Cady, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,
Thomas and Martha Corey, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

McFARLIN Miss Patty, aged 56, and "Nathaniel
Low, of Waterville, aged 83, at Fairfield,
Mass. American of

McFOY Capt. Daniel and Mrs. Nancy Thurber,
both of this town, married by Rev. Dr.
Gano,

McGRATH George, of Kennebec, and Deborah
Norton, of and at Edgartown. American of

McGREGER Col. Jeremiah and Elipha Nichols,
daughter of Jonathan, Esq., at Coventry,

McGregor Alexander and Mary Gray, at
Newport. American of

McHUGH Eleanor and Mark Durkin, at Boston.
American of

McINTIRE Augustus J., of the British, Army,
and Sarah Wydown, daughter of the late
Samuel, at Newport, by Rev. Mr. Wheaton.
American of
Joseph and Ann Mayberry, daughter of late
Capt. Freeborn, of Newport, at Bristol, by
Rev. Bishop Griswold,

May 23, 1817
March 6, 182 1
Aug. 29, 1826

May 22, 1 82 1

May 27, 1829

May 21, 1830

March 24, 181 5

May 4, 1820

Oct. 16, 1822

Feb. 23, 1821

Nov. 27, 181 1

May 17, 1 83 1

Oct. 19, 1816

Oct. 3, 1826

Mays, 1831

Dec. 24, 1819
Jan. 26, 1825

178

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

McINTYRE Sylvester, of Smithfield, and Julia
Ann Bosworth, of East Hampton, Ct., at
Smithfield,

McINTOSH Jenny, daughter of the celebrated
Indian warrior. General William Mcintosh,,
and William S. JMitchell, Esq., Assistant
Indian Agent, in Theacatchkah, near Fort
Mitchell Creek Nation. American of

McKANE Amey Marian and Lieut. William' H.
Mann, U. S. Army, at Baltimore. Amer-
ican of

McKAY Thomas and Maria Vaton, both of this
town, at Newport,
John and Julia A. Parish, at Albion Village,

McKEAN Susannah Sarah, daughter of late Dr.
McKean, and Charles Folsom, Librarian of
the University at Cambridge. American
of

McKINLEY Jane G., of Chester, N. H., and
Elisha Andrews, of Providence, at Chester,
by Rev. Mr. Parker. American of

McLANE John A. and Rebecca Willey, eldest
daughter of John, all of this town, at St.
John's Church, by Rev. Mr. Crocker,

McLEAN Rebecca, daughter of Hon. John, the
Postmaster General, and Augustus H.
Richards, Esq., of Philadelphia, at Wash-
ington, D. C. American of
Hcin; John, U. S. Senator from Illinois, and
Eliza Bayless, in Kentucky. American of

McLELLAN Mary Ann, daughter of Major
Samuel, of Providence, and George W.
Frothingham, merchant, at Boston. Amer-
ican of
Mrs. Harriet, formerly of Warren, and Hora-
tio G. Balch, Esq., at Portland. American
of
Faith W., daughter of Hon. John, of Wood-
stock, Ct., and Rufus S. Mathewson, of
Pomfret, at Woodstock. American of

McMINN Joseph, Governor of Tennessee, and
Mrs. Nancy Williams,

McNAMARA John, of Boston, merchant, and
Maria Turpin, of and at this town, by Rev.
Mr. Wilson,

McNEIL- Mary and Julius H. Walker, Esq., at
Wilmington, N. C. American of

McNEILL Lieut. William Gibbs, U. S. Army,
and Maria Matilda Cammann, daughter of
late Charles L., Esq., of New York, at

Dec. II, 183 1

Aug. II, 1818

Nov. 20, 1 82 1

Nov. 14, 1815
Feb. 12, 1832

Nov. 2, 1824

May 25, 1819

July I, 1811

Jan. 30, 1829
Nov. 17, 1829

May 21, 1824

March 9, 1 827

March 18, 1828
Aug. 4, 1816

Nov. 10, 1813
July 26, 1 8 16

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES

179

McNeill :

Newark, N. J., by Rev. Mr. Bayard.

American of June 22, 1821

Mcpherson James, Esq, of Charleston, and

Elvina Ann Hagood, daughter of Rev.

Gideon, at Mt. Ararat, Barnwell Dist., S.C., March 26, 1818
Ann, daughter of late Gen. John, of Charles-
ton, S. C, and James Creighton, Esq., of

Baltimore, at Charleston. American of April 24, 1821

McWATTEY Eliza, 15, and Peter Moncrief, 73,

at Adolphustown, U. C, by Rev. J. A.

Deacon, Dec. 6, 1831

MEACHAM Randall, Publisher Pawtucket

Chronicle, and Mary M. Minard, daughter

of Peter S., of and at Providence, by Rev.

Mr. Waterman, March 18, 1827

MEADE Lydia, of Charlestown, Mass., and Dr.

Rufus L. Barrus, of Boston, in this town.

American of July 17, 1810

Almira, daughter of the General, and John

F. Hubbard, Editor Norwich Journal, at

Norwich, N. Y. American of April 4, 1820

Henrietta, daughter of Richard, Esq., and

Capt. Alexander J. Dallis, U. S. Navy, both

of and at Philadelphia. American of Jan. 19, 1821

Henry S. and Mary G. Larchar, eldest daugh-
ter of Joseph W., formerly of Providence,

at New York. American of March 6, 1 82 1

Charlotte, second daughter of late R. W., and

James R. Graham, U. S. Army, at Wash-
ington, by Rev. Mr. John's, July 6, 1828
Maria Del Carmen, daughter of late Richard ^

W., and Capt. Hartman Bache, U. S, Army, '

at Washington City, by Rev. Mr. Matthews, March i, 1829
MEANS Robert, Esq., of Amherst, and Mary E.

Dinsmore, daughter of Hon. Samuel, of

and at Keene, N.H. American of July 11, 1823

MEDBURY Calvin and Nancy Pearce, eldest

daughter of Aaron, of and at Rehoboth, by

Rev. Otis Thompson, • March ij, 1814

Fanny, daughter of John, of Seekonk, and

John Chaffee, of Warren, Penn., at See-
konk. American of Nov. 4, 1823
Thomas and Betsey J. Armington, at See-
konk. American of June 27, 1826
MEEDER John L., of Wolfboro, N. H., and

Jane Arnold, daughter of Dea. Joseph, at

Roxbury, by Rev. Dr. Gray. American of April i, 1831
MEGOWIN Edward and Mrs. Mary G. Winmon,

both of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.

Ludlow, July 31. 1828

180

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

MEIGS Mary, daughter of Col. R. J., of Mari-
etta, Ohio, and Hon. John G. Jackson, of

Virginia, at Marietta. American of
William H., of Hartford, and Elizabeth C.

Darling, at Bristol. American of
Ann and Joshua Peckham, at Bristol, at the

Methodist Meeting House, by Rev. Mr.

Bonney. American of
MELCHER Joseph C., Editor of Nantucket In-
quirer, and Susan P. Coffin, daughter of

Capt. James Josiah Coffin, at Nantucket.

American of
MELENDY William and Lucy W. Edes, both

of Boston. American of
MELLEN Helen Maria, of New York, and Sam-
uel L. Hunt, of Boston, at New York.

American of
MELVILLE Mary, daughter of Thomas, Esq ,

and John DeWolfe, of Bristol, at Boston,

American of
Thomas and Abby Swinburne, daughter of

Nathaniel, at Newport. American of
Harriet and James Tilley, at Newport.

American of
Caroline F. and William H. Billington, both

of Newport, at Providence, by Rev. Mr.

Pickering,
David and Rebecca P. Slack, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering,
Mary and John Babcock, at Newport,
MENAGE Alexis, of Bristol, and Lydia Anthony,

daughter of Caleb, of and at Warren.

American of
MENGUS Anna Aspacia, of Smyrna, and Rev.

Jonas King, at Island of Tenos, Greece, by

Rev. Rufus Anderson,
MERCANDOTTI }/Iademoiselle and Hughes

Ball, at Gretna Green, Scot. American of
MERCHANT Minerva, of Pawtucket, and

Thomas Baxter, of and at Sraithfield, by

Thomas Mann, Esq.,
MERETHEW Winsor, of Huntsville, N. Y., and

Mrs. Sally Forks, of North Providence, at

Huntsville, N. Y. American of
MERIAM Phebeand Horace Moffett, at Oxford,

Mass. American of
John A. and Nancy Bacon, at Bedford.

American of
MERRILL Mary Ann, of Seekonk, and Walter

C. Helme, of Smithfield, at Seekonk.

American of

Aug. 17, 1810
Nov. 8, 1825

Nov. 17, 1829

Nov. 9, 1 82 1
March 5, 181 1

Oct. 30, 1829

Oct. 28, 1808

Oct. 20, 1820

April 18, 1826

Aug. 20, 1826

Aug. 15, 1830
April 17, 1832

April 26, 1822

July 22, 1829
June 3, 1823

Nov. 6, 1828

June 25, 1824

March 24, 1826

April 23, 1830

Jan. II, 1825

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES ^g]^

MERRILL William B. and Catharine L. Man-
chester, daughter of Gideon, both of War-
wick, at Centreville. American of Oct. 28 1825

Abigail and Job Cornell, both of and at New-
port. American of May ^0 1826
MERRELL Francis and Sarah A. Milldrum, at

Wenham. American of June 2; 1830

Zilpha D. A. and Bradford Lee, at Taunton

American of Dec. 24, 1830

Moodey and Catharine Clarke Nichols, at

Boston. American of ' May 3, 183 1

Lewis C, of North Providence, and Sarah
C. Bowen, of and at Providence, by
Rev. Mr. Wilson, Oct. 10, 1831

MERRIAM Betsey, of Grafton, and Tarrant P.
Merriam, of Concord, by Rev. Mr. Miles.
American of July 21, 1826

Tarrant P., of Concord, and Betsey Merriam,

of Grafton, by Rev. Mr. Miles. American of July 21, 1826

Eliza and- Laban Turner, at Charlestown.

American of July 27, 1830

MERRICK Maria, daughter of the late Hon.
Pliney, of Brookfield, and Major Samuel
Alleti, Jr., of Worcester, at Brookfield.
American of Nov. 25, 18 17

Pliney, Esq., of Taunton, and Mary R.
Thomas, daughter of late Isaiah, Jr., at
Worcester. American of June 5, 1821

Lydia and Dr. Flavell Cutting, of Westmin-
ster, at Princeton, Mass. American of Jan. 26, 1830
MERRY Abby Wheaton and John Carter Har-
wood, both of and at Providence, by Rev.
Dr. Gano, Nov. 10, 1822

Lydia, [youngest daughterof Joseph, deceased,
and Samuel Mowry, both of and at Smith-
field. American of March' 16, 1824

Almira W., daughter of Barney, Esq., and
Simon L. Hale, at Pawtucket, by Rev.
Mr. Taft, April 3, 1828

Mehitable T., daughter of Barney, Esq., and
Robert D. Mason, both of and at Paw-
tucket, by Rev. Mr. Taft, Nov. 18, 1828

Nancy T. and Robert Covley, both of and at

North Providence, by Rev. Mr. Cheney, June 16, 1829

MESERVE Miss Abigail, 53, and Jonathan
Chace, 79, soldier of the Revolution, at
Wolfsboro, Stratford Co., N. H. Ameri-
can of Jan. 30, 1 82 1
MESSINGER MARY H. and Amos Walton,

both of and at Attleboro. American of . Dec. 23, 1823

182 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

MPZSSINGER Susan Bowen, and Capt. Thomas

S. Nelson, of Wrentham, at Cambridgeport.

American of Dec, 31, 1824

Susan Hewes, youngest daughter of Col.
Daniel and William Bailey Lang, at Boston.
American of May 3, 1831

MESSER Charlotte, youngest daughter of Rev.
Dr. Messer, and Horace Mann, of and at
Dedham, by Rev. Mr. Pattison, Sept. 29, 1830

Caroline D., daughter of Rev. Asa, of Provi-
dence, and Sidney Williams, of Taunton,
at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pattison, May 25, 1831

MESTAYER J , of Salem theatre, and Mar-
tha Ann New, at Boston, April 23, 1828
METCALF Theron, Esq., of Dedham, Mass.,
and Julia Tracy, daughter of the late Uriah,
Esq., at Litchfield, Ct. American of Nov. 21, 1809

Joel, Jr., and Susan Holton, both of and at
this town, by Rev. Mr. Edes, April 24, 181 4

David and Ann Farrington, at Wrentham, by
Rev. Mr. Fiske, Oct. 20, 1 816

Marcy, of Wrentham, Mass., and Barthol-
omew Cushman,of Attleboro, at Wrentham,
by Rev. Mr. Williams. American of June 15, 1819

Reuben and Hannah Belcher, both of and at
Wrentham, by Rev. Mr. Fiske. Ameri-
can of June 15, 1 819

Celia Ann and Reuben Burden, both of and

at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Edes, April 9, 1 820

Peletiah, of Smithfield, and Abigail Hawes,
of and at Franklin, Mass. American of June 16, 1820

Joseph Grey and Evelina Horton, both of
and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Edes, Oct. 23, 1820

Thomas Sanford, of Augusta, Ga., and Celia
Greene, youngest daughter of Capt. John
M., of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Edes, July 30, 1821

Dexter, of Rhode Island, and Mary Bishop,
at New London. American of Nov. 20, 1821

Alice B. and Arthur Snow, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Dec. 6, 1821

Mahata M., daughter of Lewis, and Henry
Bowen, of Boston, publisher of Universa-
list Magazine, at Wrentham, Mass. Amer-
ican of Nov. 8, 1822

Whiting and Almira Taft, eldest daughter of

Sweeting, April 15, 1823

Whipple and Sophia Jenckes, both of Cum-
berland, at Pawtucket. American of July 8, 1823

Joel, Esq.^ and Mrs. Hannah Mitchell, at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Edes, April t, 1824

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES

183

METCALF James and Matilda Peckham, both of
and at Newport. American of
Artemus G. and Rutli Towne, at Oxford,

Mass. American of
Sarah Packard and John Hutchins, both of

and at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Crocker,
Luther, Jr., Esq., of Medway, Mass., and
Sarah C. Phipps, of and at Framingham.
American of
Amelia, daughter of Samuel, of Providence,
and John White, at Providence, by Rev.
Mr. Pickering,
Frances, daughter of Samuel, Esq , and Lean-
der Ware, both of and at Providence, bv
Rev. Dr. Crocker,
MICHELETTI Lncretia Margarita Mandafina,
only daughter of. Pasquale, deceased, and
William Wilson Clay, at New York,
MICKLE Andrew and Elizabeth 'Shippee, both

of Boston, in this town,
MICKS Dr. William G., U. S. Navy, and Lydia
R. Swift, at Gosport, Va. American of

MIDDLETON Henry A., Esq., and Miss

Kinlock, daughter of Cleland, Esq., at
Georgetown, S. C. American of
Arthur, Esq., of South Carolina, and Ann EI-
bertina Van Ness, daughter of Gen. John
P., of and at Washington, D. C. Ameri-
can of
MILES Susan E. and John H. Clarke, Esq.,
both of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Wilson,
MILLARD Sally, of Warwick, and Nicholas
Branch, of North Providence, at Warwick,
married by Rev. Thomas Manchester,
Levi and Sally Ann Flemming, in this town,

by Rev. Mr. Baker. American of
Mary, daughter of Rice, of East Greenwich,
and Isaac Whitford, at East Greenwich, by
Rev. Mr. Tillinghast,
Stephen and Susan Greene, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano,
William and Ploomey Hawes, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering,
MILLOT Mrs. Catharine, 40, and Frederick
Hesser, 70, a soldier of the Revolution, by
Henry Stager, Esq., at Orwigsbury, Penn.
American of
MILLDRUM Sarah A. and Francis Merrell, at
Wenham. American of

Sept. 28, 1824

March 20, 1827

Dec. 24, 1827

Jan. 29, 1828

Oct. 17, 1828

Oct. 18, 1830

May 5, 1831

May 31, i8n

Jan. I, 1830

Feb. 16, 1819

Jan. II, 1822

April 20, 1829

Oct. 15, 1809
March 15, 1816

May II, 1820

May 31, 1826

Sept. 27, 1829

April 17, 1832
June 25, 1830

184 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

MILLER George, Jr., merchant, and Sarah

Brown Blagge, daughter of Samuel, Esq.,

at Boston, in the King's Chapel, by Rev.

Mr. Freeman, June 13, 1809

Ann T., daughter of John, and Daniel Austin,.

Jr., all of Newport, by Rev. Mr. Eddy,. June 5, 181 1

Nathan and Merebah Beaseley, daughter of

John, both of and at this town, by Rev. Dr.

Gano, Oct. 17, 1813

William, Governor of North Carolina, and

Lydiana Evans, daughter of Dr. ,

at Oatlands, Va. American of July 9, i8i6

Dr. Caleb and Mary Ann Bucklin, of See-

konk, at Bristol, by Nathaniel Bullock,

Esq., Aug. 22, 1 816

John, printer, and Sarah Rogers Balch, only

daughter of Joseph, in this town, by Rev.

Mr. Edes, Sept. i, 1816

William T., Esq., and Lydia Cochran, both

of and at Warren. American of May 30, 1817

John S., of Natchez, and Rebecca Ives Gil-
man, daughter of Benjamin I., Esq., of and

at Philadelphia, by Rev. Dr. Janeway, Nov. 8, 181 7

Reuben C. and Atlantic Ocean Walton, in

Virginia. American of Jan. 6, 1818

Louisa, of Providence, and Benjamin Butts,

of Seekonk, at Providence, Nov. 20, 181 8

Mrs. Lucinda and Capt. Zebediah Farnum,

at Attleboro, by Rev. Stephen Nelson.

American of Dec. 18, 181 8

Benjamin, Jr., and Phebe Barney, both of arid

at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano, March 5, 1820

Eliza A. and John C. Wood, at Providence,

by Rev. Dr. Gano, May 4, 1820

John and Lucy Ruff, at Smithfield, by Rev.

Mr. Benedict, Sept. 10, 1820

Pardon and Ann Eliza Martin, both of and

at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Jan. i, 1821

Betsey and George Jenckes, 2d, at Pawtucket,

by Rev. Mr. Benedict, July i, 1821

Adelia and Hiram Ide, at Pawtucket. Amer-
ican of Oct. s, 1 82 1
Halsey, of Cumberland, and Lavina Briggs,

of and at Providence. American of Dec. 14, 1821

John, one of the publishers of the Manufac-
turers' and Farmers' Journal, and Almira

Field, daughter of the late Capt. John, at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, April 18, 1822

Ira K. and Mary A. Bullock, both of and at

Attleboro. American of June 25, 1822

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN'-MARRIAGES

185

MILLER Dr. L. L., of Franklin, Mass., and
Electa Smith, of and at Bristol. Ameri-
can of

Margaret, eldest daughter of Rev. Dr. Sam-
uel, of Princeton, N. J., and Rev... John
Breckenridge, of Kentucky, at Princeton.
American of

Benjamin, of East Greenwich, and Mary E.
Holmes, of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Mudge,

Jeremiah, of New York, and Catharine
Wheaton, of and at Providence, by Rev.
Mr. Williams,

Edward F., of Providence, and Louisa Hitch-
cock, of and at Pawtucket. American of

Mary, of Cumberland, and Seth Howard, of
Olneyville, at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Pickering,

Mrs. Lydia and Stephen Johnson, at War-
ren. American of

Thomas and Elizabeth Thurston, at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Russell, of Warwick, and Mary Knight,
daughter of late Reuben, of and at Coven-
try, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Philo, of Pawtucket, and Mary Ann Scott,
daughter of Capt. Nathaniel, of and at
Cumberland, by Rev. Mr. Taft,

Maria and Samuel Allen, both of Smithlield,
at Pawtucket, by Rev. Dr. Benedict,

Rebecca A., daughter of late Allen, and
Samuel Munro, both of Bristol, at Fall
River, by Rev. Mr. Taylor,

John N. and Betsey A. Pratt, daughter of
late Spencer, both of. and at Bristol, by
Rev. Mr. Wight,

J. P., Agent of the
Greece, and Sarah
Vt. American of

Caleb W. and Mary Wilcox, at Providence,

Catharine G., of Warwick, and Oliver W.
Spencer, of East Greenwich, at Warwick,
by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Josiah, Jr., and Betsey A. Aldrich, at Smith-
field, by Thomas Mann, Esq. American
of

John C. and Mary Moore, of Edgecombe, at
Boston. American of

Mary and Samuel Williams, at Charlestown.
American of

Greek Committee in
Arms, at Montpelier,

Jan. 3, 1823

March 4, 1823

Dec. 25, 1823

May 2, 1S24
Dec. 14, 1824

Feb. 17, 1825
May 10, 1825
June 14, 1825

Oct. 9, 1825

Jan. 26, 1826
Sept. 9, 1827

July 3, 1828

Aug. 10, 1828

Sept. 5, 1828.
Oct. 5, 1828

Oct. 16, 1828

April 24, 1829
Sept. II, 1829
Sept. 22, 1829

May II,

1830

July 23,

1830

Nov. 23,

1828

Sept. IS,

1829

Dec. I,

1829

Dec. 4,

1829

Dec. 3,

1830

186 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

MILLER Horace, Esq., of Pawtucket, and Eliza-
beth B. Munro, of and at Bristol, at St.
Michael's Church, by Rev. Bishop Gris-
•wold. American of Dec. 4, 1829

Lucretia S., daughter of the late Allen, and
William H. Drowne, both of and at Bris-
tol, by Rev. Mr. Bonney. American of
Charles and Emily Ann Parker, at Charles-
town. American of

MILLETT Maria and William Colby, at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Phillips,

MILLS James K.,of Boston, and Sarah Colman,
daughter of Rev. Mr. Colman, of and at
Salem. American of
Susan and Hiram Simmons, at Boston.

American of
Jonas and Lydia Davis, at Boston. Amer-
ican of
Mrs. Sally and John Desaunette, of New-
buryport, at Salisbury. American of

MILNER Joseph F., of Boston, and Ann F. H.
Hunneman, daughter of Dea. William C,
of and at Roxbury, by Rev. Dr. Lovell, May 12, 183 1

MINARD Mary M., daughter of Peter S., of
Providence, and Randall Meacham, Pub-
lisher of Pawtucket Chronicle, at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Waterman, March 18, 1827
James and Eliza Allen, at Attleboro, Mass.

American of Nov. 21, 1820

MINER Charles and Rebecca Gordon, both of

Providence, at Sterling, Ct., Feb. 20, 1820

MINOTT Jane, daughter of the late Judge Min-
ott, of Boston, and Henry D. Sedgwick,
Esq., Attorney at Law, of New York, at
Boston. American of - June 6, 1817

MINUTE Jacob, of Italy, and Catharine Murray,

at Bristol, May 3, 1812

MITCHELL Margaret, of Peterboro, N.H., and
Peter Batchelor, of New Ipswich, N. H., in
this town. American of Sept. 2, 1814

Hannah, of Providence, and John Glazier, of
East Greenwich, at Providence, by Rev.
Mr. Baker, Feb. 11, 18 16

Mary, daughter of Jonathan, and John Hun-
newell, both of and at New Shoreham.
American of July 19, 1 8 16

William S., Esq., Asst. Indian Agent, and
Jenny. Mcintosh, eldest daughter of the
celebrated Indian warrior. General William
Mcintosh, in Theacatchkah, near Fort
Mitchell Creek Nation. American of Aug. 11, 1818

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES jgir

MITCHELL William H., of Charleston, S. C,

and Martha Lynd Greene, daughter of late

Timothy, Esq., of and at New York

American of ' ^^g ^2 1820

Thomas M. and Julia Ann Bowen, daughter '

of Dr. Joseph, both of and at Glocester.

American of Oct. 20, 1820

Anna Elizabeth, daughter of late Edward,

Esq-., of Georgetown, S. C, and Thomas

Newbold, at New York, in Grace Church,

by Rev. J. M. Wainswright, July 18, 1822

Dr. Thomas B., formerly of Providence, and

Mary Ball Hill, widow of Hon. Arthur, of

Savannah, Ga., at Dameron Place, Miss., March 9, 1823

Mrs. Hannah and Joel Metcalf, Esq., at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Edes, April i, 1824

William and Lydia P. Brickley, daughter of

Capt. Henry, both of ^nd at Providence.

American of Sept. ;, 1824

David, of Newport, and Eunice Macy, at

Friends' Meeting House, Nantucket.

American of Nov. 19, 1824

John R. and Eliza Block, at Nantucket.

American of Dec. 2, 1824

John W., Esq., of Charleston, S. C, and

Caroline Greene, daughter of late Timothy,

Esq., at New York. American of Aug. 26, 1825

Mary, daughter of late David, of Boston, and

William Underbill, merchant, of New

York, at Nantucket. American of Sept. 16, 1825

Mary Ann and Jeremiah Jackson Cole, both

of and at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Crocker, Dec. 27, 1825
Edward R. and Eliza T. Clarke, daughter of

Chester, Esq., both of Providence, at Bris-
tol, by Rev. Bishop Griswold, Jan. 4, 1826
Daniel and Susan E. West, daughter of Na-
thaniel H., at Bristol, by Rev. Mr. Wight, Nov. 4, 1827
Betsey and Erastus Wilcox, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering, July 3, 1828

Seth A. and Cornelia Peckham, at Roches-
ter, Mass. American of Oct. 2, 1829
Mary Ann and William L. Peckham, both of
Woonsocket Falls, at Providence, by Rev.
Mr. Sanborn, April 27, 1830
Daniel, of Pawtucket, and Rebecca Shove, of
and at Somerset, at Friends' Meeting
House, May 12, 183 1
Daniel and Rebecca Shove, at Somerset.
American of May 20, 1831

188

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

MIXTER Amelia and Solomon Bannister, at
Worcester, by Rev. Dr. Bancroft. Amer-
ican of

MODERWELL Charlotte H., niece of William
Kirkpatrick, Esq., and Rev. William D.
Snodgrass, of New York, at Lancaster,
Penn. American of

MOFFETT Horace and Phebe Meriam, at Ox-
ford, Mass. American of

MOLOY Daniel and Martha Black, both of and-
■ at this town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

MONARCH Mary and John Antoine Dos San-
tos, late Major in Brazilian Army, at Sa-
' lei'm. American of

MONCRIEF Peter, 73, and Eliza McWattey, 15,
at !Adolphustown, U. C, by Rev. J. A.
Deacon,

MONK Mary and William Williamsrat Stough-
ton. American of

MONSON Harriet D., of Providence, and Fran-
cis BuUard, of Boston, at Providence, by
Rev. Dr. Crocker,

MONTAGUE Rt. Hon. Susan, second daughter
of the Duke of Manchester, and the Mar-
quis of Twe'edale, at Huntley, near Dublin,
Ire.

MONTGOMERY Margaret M. and William T.
Hawes, both of and at Providence, by Rev.
Dr. Gano,

MOODEY John and Sarah Brown, at Raymond,
N. H. American of

MOONSHIRE Catharine and Jacob Wortman,
after a courtship of 15 years, in Chester
Co., Penn.; married April 13; April 18 he
posted her. American of

MOORE Eliza, daughter of John, Esq., and Rob-
ert Hume, all of Charleston, S. C,
William S. and Mary H.Traffin, both of Bos-
ton, in this town,
Rev. Martin and Sarah Fiske, at Natick,

Mass. American of
Harriet, daughter of the late James, and
Jeremiah Hazard, at Newport. American
of
Sarah and William M. Farland, Jr., both of

and at this town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,
Mrs. Mary and Henry Pike, both of and at

Providence,
Mary Bowen, third daughter of the late John
Elias Moore, Esq., of Charleston, S. C,

Dec. 29, 1826

Dec. 19, 1823

March 24, 1826

July 3, 1814

Feb. 4, 1 83 1

Dec. 6, 183 1
Dec. I, 1829

Sept. 25, 1 83 1

March 28, 1818

Dec. 12, 1826
June II, 1830

May 3, 181 1
May 26, 181 1
Oct. 25, 1812
Aug. 5, 18 14

Sept. 30, 1814
Jan. 10, 181S
Nov. 4, 181S

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES

189

MOORE :

and Lewis Trapman, Esq., late of Frank-
fort, Germany, at Charleston, by Rev.
Bishop Bowen, Nov. i6, 1819

Martha M., daughter of Col. Henry, of New,
port, and Major Nehemiah S. Draper, of
Providence, at Newport, by Rev. Mr.
Wheaton, Feb. 8, 1820

Jacob' B., Jr., of Concord, Editor of New
Hampshire Patriot, and Mary A. Hill, at
Ashburnham, N. H. American of Sept. i, 1820

Mary and Elijah Mansur, Editor of Hills-
boro Telegraph, at Keene, N. H. Amer-
ican of Sept. I, 1820

Larkin, traveling preacher, poet, physician,
trader, etc., and Nancy Cook, at Beverly.
American of Dec. 29, 1820

William, of Newport, and Margaret Martin,
of and at Elizabeth City, N. C. American
of May 21, 1822

Anna Mitchell, of Charleston, S. C, and
George Parker, of Boston, merchant, at
Charleston, by Rev. Bishop Bowen. Amer-
ican of Feb. 25, 1823

Mrs. Harriet L. and Lawrence J. Russell,
both of and at Providence. American of May 30, 1823

Sarah Ann, daughter of John, and Benjamin

Southwick, at Newport. American of Nov. 11, 1823

Mrs. Harriet S., widow of Col. William, and
Capt. Josiah Crocker, at Newport. Ameri-
can of March 5, 1824
[This is incorrect.]

Mrs. Harriet G., of Newport, and Capt.
Isaiah Crocker, Jr., of Bath, Me., at New-
port. American of March 9, 1824
[This is correct.]

Fanny, of Bristol, and Seth Guphe, Jr., of
Raynham, at Bristol, by Rev. Mr. Mann, Sept. 25, 1825

Henry, Jr., of Newport, and Sarah Bruce,
both of and at Norfolk Co., Va., Nov. 19, 1825

Elizabeth, daughter of John, and Henry O.
Tefft, both of and at Newport, by Rev. Mr.
Gammell, Dec. 6, 1826

Lorenzo, late of Vermont, and Eliza Ann
Fish, daughter of Caleb, both of Provi-
dence, at Newport, by Rev. Mr. Torrey, Oct. 17, 1827

Jonah and Elizabeth Patten, at Providence,
by Rev. Mr. Pickering, Oct. 23, 1827

Mary Jane, daughter of late Col. William, of
Newport, and Nathaniel Greene, of East
Greenwich, at Newport. American of Dec. 21, 1827

190

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

MOORE Dr. William Bowen, of Charleston, S.
C., and Sarah Ann Wheeler, daughter of
late Stephen, of and at Plainfield, Ct., by
Rev. Mr. Fowler. American of

Nancy, of Providence, and Samuel B. East-
man, of Boston, at Providence, by Rev.
Mr. Kent,

William, formerly of Newport, and Mary
Cooke, of Cumberland, at Providence,

Mary, of Edgecombe, and John C. Miller, at
Boston, American of

Jonas W. and Dorcas Ames, at Greenfield,
American of

Mary F. and John C. Park, Esq., at Boston.
American of

Louisa B. and John Penrice, editor of Lou-
isiana Advertiser, at New Orleans. Amer-
ican of

Susan, daughter of John H., and Laurent F.
S. Nicklye, at Newport, by Rev, Mr.
Puffer. American of

Frances L. and William Pond, Jr., at Boston.
American of

Israel G. and Abigail H. Partridge, at Wor-
cester,

Rev. Josiah, of Athol, and Rebecca W. Stur-
tevant, daughter of the late William S.,
Esq., at Plymouth. American of

Mary H. and William H. Crandall, at New-
port. American of

John Francis and Mary Angenora Synja,
both of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Phillips,

Dr. Thomas P. and Abby Wheaton, daugh-
ter of Nathan M., Esq., at Warren. Amer-
ican of

Caroline E., of Providence, and Henry H.
Jones, of Boston, at Providence, by Rev.
Mr. Wilson,
MORDOCK Sarah Olcott, of Hanover, N. H.,
and George Blake, Esq., of Boston, U. S.
District Attorney for Massachusetts, at
Hanover, American of
MORGAN Capt. Charles Waugh, U. S. Navy,
and Catherine Ann Louisa Reed, daughter
of late Hon. Jacob, of South Carolina, at
Philadelphia. American of

Frances and George W. Weeden, at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering,

Samuel and Sarah P. Bliven, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering,

Jan. II, 1828

Jan, 20, 1828

May 21, 1828

Sept. II, 1829

Oct. 9, 1829

Dec. I, 1829

Dec. 29, 1829

Jan. 5, 1830

April 2, 1830

March 17, 1831

May 3, 1 83 1
Aug. 2, 1 83 1

Oct. 16, 1831

Nov, 15, 1 83 1

March 8, 1832

June 29, 1 8 10

Sept. 28, 1 82 1
Jan. 17, 1827
June 15 1828

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES 191

MORGAN Margaret and John Adams, of Dux-
bury, at Boston. American of Sept. 15, 1829

Mrs. Lucinda, widow of late Capt. William,
and George W. Harris, Esq., at Batavia,
N. Y., by Rev. Simeon Cummings. Amer-
ican of Dec. 7, 1830
MORLAND John, of Boston, merchant, and
Ruth Cashing, daughter of Thomas C,
Esq., editor of the Salem Gazette, of and
at Salem, Mass. American of June 21, 18 14
MORRELL David Lawrence, governor of New
Hampshire, and Lydia Poore, daughter of
Moses, Esq., both of Goffstown, at Pem-
broke, N. H. American of Aug. 13, 1824

Abigail Ann P. and John G. Appleton, at
Boston. American of May 7, 1830

MORRIS Governeur, Esq., of Morrisiana, N.
Y., and Ann C. Randolph, daughter of the
late Thomas, Esq., of Virginia, at New
York, Dec. 25, 1809

Mary, of Pomfret, Ct., and Arthur Tripp,
formerly of this town, at Pomfret, Conn.,
by Rev. Mr. Dowe, Jan. 3, 1813

Charles, Esq., captain U. S. Navy, and Har-
riet Bowen, youngest daughter of Dr.
William, in this town, by Rev. Mr. Edes, Feb. 4, 1815

Capt. George N., U. S. Army, and Sarah
Ann Mumford, eldest daughter of Benja-
min B., at Newport, by Rev. Mr. Miller, Oct. 2, 1817

Mary Ann B. and Gersham C. Jenckes, both
of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Baker, Dec. 10, 1818

Catharine, daughter of James, Esq., and Alex-
ander H. Stevens, near Morrisiana, N. Y.
American of. April 26, 1825

Casper W. and Lydia McCultom, both of
and at Philadelphia, by Rev. Bishop White, Oct. 15, 1829
MORRISON Rhoda and Anthony Morse, both

of and at Somerset. American of Nov. 15, 1822

Alva and Mira South worth, at Stoughton.

American of July 23, 1830

MORROW Jane, daughter of Paul, Esq.-, of
Greenbush and David Maclean, editor of
Greenburgh Gazette, at Delaware, N. Y.
American of April 4, 1820

MORSE Lotta and Elkanah Clarke, both of

Canton, Mass, in this town. American of Dec. lo, 1813

Elijah, Esq., attorney at law, and Mary Jack-
son, daughter of the late Dr. William, at
Boston, Nov. 20, 181 7

Hannah, daughter of Samuel, and Otis Tor-
rey, both of and at Providence. American of Jan. 18, 1820

192

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

MORSE Arnold and Mary A. Spencer, both of
East Greenwich,

Gardiner, of Somerset, and Nancy Luther, of
and at Warren. American of

Anthony and Rhoda Morrison, both of and
at Somerset. American of

Pamela, of Douglas, Mass., and George Lind-
ley, of Burrillville, at Douglas,

James C. and Melissa Learned, daughter of
Rev. Erastus, at Canterbury, Ct. Ameri-
can of

Nelson and Eliza Blackington, both of and
at Attleboro. American of

George and Ann Louisa Remington, at Paw-
luxet. American of

George, of Worcester, Mass., and Sarah H.
Dana, of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Tobey,

Lemuel, Esq., of Rehoboth, and Abigail
Walker, of and at Dighton, by Rev. Mr.
Gushee,

Nathan ,T, and Alice S. Dana, both of and
at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Edes,

Nathan B., Esq., of Brooklyn, Ct., and Eliza
Tiffany, daughter of Comfort, of and at
Killingly, by Rev. Mr. Whitmore,

Moses and Emma Arnold, at Smithfield, by
Thomas Mann, Esq. American of

David, of Fojtboro, and Mrs. Lydia Mann, at
Walpole. American of

Jesse L. and Frances S. Dixon, daughter of
Nathan F., Esq., at Westerly,

Elizabeth Ann, of Charlestown, Mass., and In-
crease Sumner Wheeler, of Framingham,
at Charlestown. American of

Mary D. and Daniel Covell, Jr., at West
Dedham. American of

Charles and Lucy Saunders, at Newburyport.
American of

Eliza and Jeremiah White, both of Attleboro,
MORTON Bartlett and Rebecca Lyon, at Prov-
idence, by Rev. Mr. Tobey,

Bertha P. and Edward T. Stowell, at Brook-
field, by Rev. George R. Noyes. Ameri-
can of
MOSES John G., of Newport, and Maria Haile
Hill, of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Seamans,

Abby, daughter of late Samuel, of Newport,
and James Thompson, of Providence, at
Newport, by Rev. Mr. Choules,

Oct. 12, 1820

Aug. 2, 1822

Nov. 15, 1822

Dec. 5, 1822

Oct. 3, 1823
Dec. 26, 1823
July 28, 1824

Sept. 14, 1826

Sept. 28, 1826
March 22, 1827

May 16, 1827

March 4, 1828

Dec. 23, 1828

Oct. 8, 1829

Nov. 3, 1829

Feb. 12, 1830

March 9," 1830
Nov. 26, 1832

Oct. 8, 1828

April 18, 1 83 1

June 24, 1827

Jan. 18, 1 831

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES

193

MOSHEK Dr. Stephen and Hannah Webster,
daughter of Capt. Nicholas, of Newport, at
Union Springs, N. Y. American of

Ruth B., daughter qf Caleb, of Providence,
and Joseph Andrews, of Glocester, at Prov-
idence. American of

Constant Burr and Mary Saunders Johnston,
daughter of Ebenezer, both of and at Prov-
idence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering,

Capt. William H. and Susan Bradford, both
of and at Bristol. American of

Ruth Ann, of Bristol, and John Taylor, of
Providence, at Bristol, by Rev. Mr. Mann,

Elizabeth, second daughter of late Capt.
Abner, and William Thomas DeWitt, of
Society Hill, S. C, at Bristol, by Rev. Dr.
White,
MOSHIER Caleb, Jr., and Elizabeth Sterry Bil-
lings, both of Providence, at Boston, at St.
Paul's Church,
MOSIER Joel, of Dartmouth, and Hannah Bray-
ton, at Tiverton. American of

Jonathan, of Kennebunk, Me., and Abby
Soule, daughter of Job, of Tiverton, at
Westport, Mass. American of
MOSKWAthe Prince of [Marshall Nye's Son,]
add Mademoiselle Lafitte, daughter of the
Banker, at Paris. American of
MOTT Eliza, youngest daughter of Jonathan, and
Dr. John A. Wadsworth, both of and at
Portsmouth, at Friends' Meeting House,

Eunice L. and Ayres Ellis, both of Smith-
field, at Cranston, by Rev. Mr. Shurtleff,

Jacob and Eliza Anthony, daughter of Abra-
ham, b^th of and at Portsmouth. Ameri-
can of

Samuel and Sarah Earle, daughter of Capt.
John, of Newport, at Friends' Meeting
House, Rose St., New York,

William L., Merchant, and Margaretta-
Buchan, youngest daughter of late Robert,
of and at New York, at St. Luke's Church,
by Rev. L. S. Ives,

Matilda, daughter of Samuel, of Brooklyn,
N. Y., and Stephen Cahoone, Jr., of New-
port, at Brooklyn, N. Y,, by Rev. Mr. Ca-
hoone,
MOULTON Cromwell and Lucina Olney, daugh-
ter of Richard, all of Providence, by Rev.
Dr. Crocker,

Sept. 19, 1 81 7

Aug. 23, 1822

Dec. 23, 1823
Nov. 16, 1824
Oct. 30; 1826

Sept. 15, 1830

July 25, 1827
March 7, 1820

Aug. 26, 1825

March 21, 1828

Oct. 2, 1822
Dec. 4, 1825

April 19, 1825

Oct. 8, 1828

May 27, 1829

March 24, 1831
Dec. 15, 181 1

194

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

MOULTON Michael and Sarah Cutter, second

daughter of Thomas, Jr., at Newport, by

Rev. Mr. Gibs(on,
Sally, daughter of late Michael, and James

Perry, at Newport. American of
Mary C., of Attleboro, and Samuel Atkinson,

Esq., of Chillicothe, O., at Philadelphia.

American of
Rachael, of Rehoboth, and Stephen Bosworth,

Jr., of Providence, at Rehoboth, by Stephen

Moulton, Esq.,
Mary, daughter of William, and Robert
' Seatle, both of and at Newport, by Rev.

Mr. Eddy,
Ann W. and Jared Arnold, both of and at

North Providence, by Rev. Mr. Whallen,
Mary and Harris C. Barnes, at Portland,
Abigail and Henry Lawrence, at Boston.

American of
MOWRY Charlotte and William Chapman, both

of this town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, •
Aidah, of Burrillville, and Isaac Bowen, of

Scituate, at Burrillville,
Aidar, of Burrillville, and Isaac Bowen, of

Scituate, at Burrillville. American of
Jerathniel and Nancy Bates, both of and at

this town, by Rev. Mr. Edes,
Elizabeth, of Johnston, and Henry Alexan-
der, of this town, at Johnston, by Rev. Mr.

Edes. American of
Esther, of Johnston, and Henry Harrington,

by Rev. Mr. Edes. American of
Lydia and Capt. James Weeden, both of and

at Pawtucket, by Rev. Mr. Benedict,
Diana, daughter of William, Esq., and John

Veazie, of Providence, at Smithfieid, by

Rev. Mr. Edes,
David, Jr., and Freelove Ballou, daughter of

Moses, at Smithfieid. American of
Hansi, daughter of Augustus, of Union, Me.,

and Dutee Cooke, of Bellingham, Mass.,
Daniel, 3d, and Ruth Farnum, daughter of

Stephen, at Smithfieid,
Osborne and Eliza Ann Southwick, at New-
port, at the Friends' Meeting House,
Nathan and Sarah Mann, daughter of Sam-
uel, Esq., at Smithfieid, by Rev. Mr. Edes,
Thomas and Mrs. Mary Buffum, both of and

at Providence. American of
John S. and Mary Manton, at Glocester, by

Edward Walden, Esq.,

April 26, 18 13
March 30, 1821

Aug. 9, 1822

Dec. 21, 1828

Dec. 22, 1828

Jan. 6, 1829
June 15, 1830

May 17, 1 83 1

Nov. 17, 1812

May 9, 1813

May II, 1813

Feb. 20, 1 81 4

March 8, 181 4
May 10, 1 814
June I, 1817

Oct. 9, 1817
Nov. 4, 181 7
April 2, 1 8 18
Dec. 6, 18 18
Dec. 10, 1 818
Dec. 30, 1 8 19
Jan. 23, 1821
May 13, 1821

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES

195

MOWRY John S. and Mrs. Mary Manton, in

Giocester by Edmund Walden, Esq., May 13, 1821

(Was erroneously printed in American for May 22.)
Col. Sayles and Mary Warner, at Giocester,

by John Hawkins, Esq.,
Randall and Eliza Randall, at Johnston.

American of
Sarah, of Johnston, and Levi Rose, of and at

North Providence. American of
Benjamin and Lovey Marshall, both of and

at Warwick. American of
Tabitha, of Smithfield, and Rufus Williams,

of Burrillville, at Smithfield,
Smith, Jr., of Charleston, S. C, and Amey

Dexter, youngest daughter of Lewis, Esq.,

of and at Smithfield. American of
Capt. Lewis, of Smithfield, and Zerviah

Warner, of Mendon, Mass., daughter of

Daniel, at Smithfield. American of
George L. and Hannah Leonard, both of and

at Taunton. American of
Samuel and Lydia Merry, youngest daughter

of Joseph, dec, both of and at Smithfield.

American of
Sally, daughter of Seth, and James Andrews,

at Smithfield,
Mary and William H. Angel], both of North

Providence, at Pawtucket. American of
Charles, of Mendon, Mass., and Ann Cady,

of Warwick, at Providence,
Stephen, only son of Amasa, and Sarah

Sayles, daughter of Gideon, at Smithfield,

by Judge Mann,
Jesse, eldest son of Major Nathaniel, and

Rhoda Sayles, only daughter of John, 2d,

at Smithfield,
Charles C, of Providence, merchant, and

Celia E. Aldrich. daughter of late Daniel,

p:sq., of and at Smithfield, by Rev. Dr;

Edes,
Ruth and Virry Aldrich, of Smithfield, at

Scituate. American of
Sanford' and Eliza Cady, at Smithfield, by

Thomas Mann, Esq. American of
Barney and Phila Mowry, daughter of Amasa,

at Smithfield,
Phila, daughter of Amasa, and Barney Mowry,

at Smithfield,
Horace B. and Julian Nichols, at Smithfield,

by Thomas Mann., Esq. American of

May 14, 1 82 1
Aug. 24, 1 82 1
Nov. 16, 1821

Aprjl 9, 1822
July 3, 1823

Sept. 26, 1823

Dec. 2, 1823
Jan. 9, 1824

March 16, 1824

May 26, 1825

Sept. 27, 1825

Jan. I, 1826

F"eb. 9, 1826

Feb. 24, 1826

Aug. 27, 1827
Feb. 29, 1828
Jan. 1:3, 1829
March 2, 1829
March 2, 1829
April 24, 1829

196 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

MOWRY Ruth and Col. John Angell, both of
and at Smithfield, by Thomas Mann., Esq.
American of July 28, 1829

Alice, eldest daughter of Nathaniel, 2d, and
Samuel E. Gardiner, Esq., at Smithfield,
by Rev. Mr. Allen, Feb. 3, 1831

Whipple B.and Ruth C. Ammidon, at Smith-
field, Sept. 13, 1832
MUDGE William and Sabra Lewis, both of
Providence, at Pawtucket, by Rev. Mr.
Benedict. American of Dec. 15, 18 18

Solomon H., late of Portland, Me., and Susan
H. Dodge, daughter of Nehemiah, both of
and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Mudge, Oct. 16, 1826

MUENSCHER Major William, Cashier Eagle
Bank, Bristol, and Lydia B. Munroe, daugh-
ter of Capt. George, both of and at Bristol,
at St. Michael's Chujch, by Bishop Gris-
wold, July 17, 1820

MUENCHER Rev. Joseph and Ruth Washburn,
both of Leicester, Mass., at South Leices-
ter, in Christ Church, by Rt. Rev. Bishop
Griswold. American of Nov. 22, 1825

MULCOCK Miss , daughter of late

George, of Philadelphia, merchant, and
Rev. Timothy Alden, President of Al-
leghany College, at Reading, Penn. Amer-
ican of Aug. 13. 1822
MULLARKY Andrew and Emeline Angell,

both of Providence, at Boston, March 6, 1832

MUMFORD Phebe, daughter of the late Joseph,
and Joseph Lyon, Jr., both of and at New-
port, married by Rev. Mr. Gibson. Amer-
ican of Nov. 14, 1809

Thomas H. and Phebe Piatt, daughter of
Joseph, both of and at Newport, by Rev.
Mr. Ward, Dec. 21, 1809

Caleb C. and Harriet B. Brown, daughter of
Capt. Arthur, at Newport. American of June 26, 1810

Giles, merchant, and Frances Eleanor Tal-
bott, daughter of Benjamin, of this town,
at Fayetteville, N. C. American of Oct. 17, 181 5

Sarah Ann, eldest daughter of Benjamin B.,
and Capt. George N. Morris, U. S. Army,
at Newport, by Rev. Mr. Miller, Oct. 2, 1817

Capt. Henry G. and Mary BuUard, daughter
of Isaac, both of and at Providence, by
Rev. Mr. Edes, Oct. 28, 18 17

Samuel Brenton and Louisa Dexter, daugh-
ter of Capt. Benjamin G., both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Feb. 9, 1818

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES I97

MUM FORD Capt. James and Sarah Snow,
daughter of James, at Providence, by Rev.
Mr. Wilson. American of Aug. 18, 1818

Susan M...and William P. Greene, both of and
at Providence, at St. John's Church, by
Rev. Mr. Taft, Oct. S, 1818

Abby M., daughter of Benjamin B., and

George C. Mason, both of and at Newport, Oct. 20, i8i8
Oliver, Esq., and Mary Whitehorne, daugh-
ter of late James, Jr., at South Kingstown.

American of Jan. 30, 182 1

George and .Sarah Ann Burroughs, daughter

of Greene, at Newport. American of March 16, 1821

Hannah R., daughter of John, of Newport,

and Charles T. Freebody, at Newport.

American of June 28, 1822

Richard B. and Emeline Almy, daughter of

late Samuel, both of and at Newport.

American of July 26, 1822

Benjamin, merchant, and Mercy Goddard,

daughter of late Stephen, at Newport, by

Rev. Mr. Webb, Aug. 25, 1822

Sarah, daughter of late John, Esq., of Provi-
dence, and Rev. Dr. Jarvis Edward Dexter,

at Boston, Dec. 30, 1824

Pardon T., formerly of Newport, and Mary

McCreakey, of and at Robertsville, S. C.

American of Oct. 11, 1825

William O. and Phebe Davis, daughter of

John W., at Newport, Nov. 16, 1826

Margaret G. and Cyril Knight, both of

Smithfield, at Providence, by Rev. Mr.

Manchester, July 29, 1827

Benjamin A., formerly of Newport, and

Laura Louisa Wilcox, youngest daughter

of the late Samuel, of and at New York,

by Rev. Mr. Onderdonk. American ot May 19, 1829

Eliza H. and William H. Case, both of South

Kingstown, at Milltown, Ct., Sept. 25, 1829

James H., of Kingston, R. L, and Clarissa

Kenyon, daughter of Greene, of South

Kingstown, at Milltown, Ct., Sept. 25, 1829

Hannah C, daughter of late Benjamin B.,

Esq., and Joseph W. Sweet, of Providence,

at Newport, by Rev. Mr. Wheaton, Nov. 30, 1829

James H., formerly of Newport, and

Adelia W. Bosworth, of and at Rehoboth,

by Rev. Mr. Vernon. American of Oct. 12, 1830

Harriet E., daughter of Caleb C, and Solo-
mon Gladding, Jr., at Newport, by Rev.

Mr. Choules, Oct. 31, 1830

198

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

MUNDAY William, of Fall River, and Eliza H.
Arnold, of and at Providence, by Rev. Dr.
Edes,
MUNROE Mary, second daughter of John L.,
and Horatio G. Bates, in this town,

Caroline, of Cranston, and Joseph Francis
Lippitt, merchant, of this town, at Crans-
ton, by Rev. Mr. Williams,

Capt. Bateman and Mary Ch'ilds, at Ports-
mouth, R. I., by Rev. Mr. Kent,

Christana and Luther Handy, both of
Warren, at Bristol. American of

Nathaniel, Esq., and Sarah Dimon, eldest
daughter of Jonathan, Esq., at Bristol, by
Rev. Mr. Wight. American of

Thomas and Julia Ann Luther, both of Bris-
tol, at Warren. American of

Capt. Thomas B. and Clarrissa Usher San-
ford, both of Bristol, at Brooklin, L, L, by
Rev. Mr. Smith,

Major Jeremiah, of Bristol, and Kesiah Allen,
of Barnstable, at Bristol,

Sarah, youngest daughter of Josiah, of Prov-
idence, and Capt. James Bastow, of Roch-
ester, Mass., at Providence, by Rev. Dr.
Gano,

Abigail H. and James T. Newrnan, merchant,
both of and at Bristol, by Rev. Mr. Mann,

John L. and Hetty S. Patten, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Maria Hester, youngest daughter of the
President, and Samuel Lawrence Gouvern-
eur, Esq., at Washington, by Rev. Mr.
Hawley. American of

Allen, 3d, and Joanna Lincoln, at Bristol.
American of

Lydia B., daughter of Capt. George, and
Major William Muenscher, cashier Eagle
Bank, Bristol, both of and at Bristol, at St.
Michael's Church, by Bishop Griswold,

Sally L., daughter of Palmer, of Warren, and
William L. Brown, of Providence, at War-
ren, by Rev. Mr; Rexford,

Capt. Matthias, of Bristol, and Dorcas White,
daughter of Capt. Thomas, of and at New-
port. American of

Capt. Joseph S., of Providence, and Louisa
Anderson, daughter of the late Capt. John,
of New York, at Charleston, S. C. Amer-
ican of

Oct. 22, 1829
July 3, 1810

Oct. 10, 181 1

June 23, 1814

June 4, 1816

March 21, 1817
May 30, 1817

Oct. 17, 1817
Sept. 29, 1 81 8

Aug. 12, 1819

Oct. 3. 1819

Feb. 22, 1820

March 17, 1820
April 7, 1820

July 17, 1820

July 30, 1820

Dec. 5, 1820

May IS, 1821

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES I99

MUNROE Mary M., daughter of Josiah, of

Providence, and Richard Barstow, of Roch-
ester, Mass., May 18, 182 1
Ellizab)eth-B., eldest daughter of Major Heze-
kiah; and Samuel Coggeshall, Esq!', both of

and at Bristol. -American of May 22, 1821

Col. Joseph Jones, brother of the President,

and Huldah Hubbard, at Charlton, Mo.

American of Sept. 25, 182 1

James, Jr., of Virginia, and Elizabeth Mary

Douglas, daughter of the late George, Esq.,

of and at New York. American of , April 16, 1822

MUNRO William P. and Phebe Wright, at Bris-
tol. American of July 9, 1822
Sarah C, of Boston, and James V. Babson,

of Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano, June 8, 1823

Mary, daughter of Allen, of Seekonk, and

Joseph Spaulding, of Connecticut, at Attle

boro. May 18, 1823

Mary, daughter of Capt. Bateman Munro, of

Portsmouth, and Joseph R. Bradford, of

Bristol, at Portsmouth. American of March 23, 1824

Susan E. K., of Bristol, and Benjamin W. C.

Ward, of Newport, at Middleboro. Amer-
ican of April 27, 1824
Eleanor, of Bristol, and Charles B. Spooner,

of Providence,- at Bristol. American of Sept. 14, 1824

Sarah and Henry Blesdell, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Dec. 9, 1824

Allen, of Seekonk, and Mrs. Temperance

Thompson, of and at Warren, by Rev. Mr.

Welsh, Jan. 30, 1825

Rebecca B. and Loyd Luther, both of and at

Bristol, by Rev. Mr. Welsh, ■ Nov. 8, 1825

Joseph, Jr., of Seekonk, and Olive Brown,

of Attleboro, at Seekonk, by Rev. Mr.

Pease, April 9, 1826

James and Julia Ann Smith, at Warren.

American of Oct. 24, 1826

Mrs. Polly and Hon. John Howland, both of

and at Bristol, by Rev Mr Wright, Dec. 3, 1826

Thomas Greene and Eleanor Wardwell, at

Bristol, by Rev. Mr. Wright, May i, 1827

Sanford, of Bristol, and Mary Ann Chace, at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Se.imans, Aug. 29, 1827

Samuel and Sarah Aldrich, of Seekonk, at

Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Oct. 7, 1827

, Martha, H., daughter of late Capt. Benjamin,

and Jeremiah S. Greene, both of and at

Bristol, by Rev. Mr. Virgin, Oct. 14, 1827

200

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

MUNRO Alice and Joseph J. Bowler, at Bris-
tol, by Rev. Mr. Wight. American of

Susan and Jesse T. Durfee, both of and at
Portsmouth, American of

James T., of Providence, and Amey Greene,
of and at Coventry, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Samuel and Rebecca A. Miller, daughter of
late Allen, both of Bristol, at Fall River,
by Rev. Mr. Taylor,

Bennett J. and Sarah L. Fish, at Bristol,

Mary, daughter of late Edward, Jr., and
Nathan Bishop, at Bristol,

Martha and Cornelius F. Hamlen, at Paw-
tucket,

Henry, of New York, and Lucinda Eliza
Darby, of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Wilson,

William and Harriet Fales, both of Bristol,
at Camerioca, Cuba,

Elizabeth B., of Bristol, and Horace Miller,
Esq., of Pawtucket, at Bristol, at St.
Michael's Church, by Rev. Bishop Gris-
wold. American of

Josiah S. and Abby W. Bigley, at Newport,
by Rev. Mr. Choules,

Jane, daughter of Sylvester, and Samuel
Chace, both of and at Bristol, by Rev. Mr.
Bid well,

Mary Ann, daughter of the late Hezekiah,
2d, and William . Butts, both of and at
Bristol,

Ann, daughter of late Edward, Jr., of Bristol,
and Nathaniel Greene, formerly of New-
port, at Bristol, by Rev. Mr. Bristed,

Hopestill Potter, daughter of Major Heze-
kiah, and Gilbert Walker, formerly of Bris-
tol, now of Taunton, at Bristol, by Rev.
Mr. Bristed,

Ann Sarah, of Providence, and Soraneus L.
Hall, of Norton, at Providence, by Rev.
Mr. Pickering,

Lydia H. and Ira P. Slade, at Bristol,

Abby W. and J. Simmons Palmer, at Bristol,
by Rev. Mr. Bates,

Mary, of Bristol, and Daniel Collins, at Fall
River. American of

Capt. Jeremiah and Mrs. Mary Edgar, both
of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Elizabeth H. and John C. Gray, both of and
at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Phillips,

Jan. IS, 1828

March 14, 1828

May II, 1828

July 3, 1828
Sept. 23, 1828

April 7, 1829

May 18, 1829

June 2, 1829
Dec. I, 1829

Dec. 4, 1829
Sept. 22, 1830

Jan. 21, 1831

April 10, 1 83 1

April 23, 1831

April 24, 1 83 1

April 28, 1 83 1
March 4, 1832

May 13, 1832
Oct. 9, 1832
Nov. 4, 1832

Dec. 30, 1832

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES 201

MUNRO James, of Bristol, and Amelia Eddy,
eldest daughter of Ezra, of and at Provi-
dence, by Rev, Mr. Church, Jan. 2, 1833
Francis S., of Bristol, and Elizabeth N.
Washburn, daughter of late Isaac, at Taun-
ton, by Rev. Mr. West, Jan. 27, 1833

MUNYAN Thomas, of Providence, and Nabby

Jones, daughter of Capt. S , at

Med way, Mass. American of Dec. 21, 1824

MURAT Madame, sister to the late Emperor of
France, and widow of the King of Naples;
and Gen. McDonald, an Italian general.
American of May 23, 181 7

Achiie, Esq.. of Florida, formerly of Italy,
eldest son of His late Majesty, King
Joachin, of Naples, and Mrs. Catharine
Dangerfield Gray, of Tallahassee, late of
Fredericksburg, Va., daughter of Major
Byrd.C. Willis, of this latter place, at Tal-
lahassee, Fla., July 12, 1826

MURCH Priscilla and Daniel Clarke, Jr., at Bos-
ton. American of Feb. 2, 1830

MURDOCK Hannah and W. S. Rossiter, Esq.,
Cashier of the Eagle Bank, New Haven, at
Schenectady, N. Y. American of Nov. 2, 1824

MURPHY Margaret F. and Edward Landers, at

Newport. American of Feb. 12, 1828

Edwin T. and Mary Ann Towne, at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Kent, , Feb. 17, 1828
Francis, of Newport, and Elizabeth Ann
Babcock, daughter of Capt. Peleg, of and
at Westerly. American of March 27, 1832

MURRAY Lord James, son of the Duke of
Athol, and Lady Percy, daughter of the
Duke of Northumberland, married in Eng-
land, by the Archbishop of Canterbury.
The wedding robe of the bride cost $13,000.
American of July 27, 1810

Catharine and Jacob Minote, of Italy, at Bris-
tol, Mays, .1812
John B. and Maria Bronson, daughter of
Isaac, both of and at New York, by Rev.
Dr. Romeyn. American of Jan. 3, 1815
Amelia, daughter ot John B., Esq., and John

L. Mason, Esq., at New York. American of Jan. 19,' 182 1
William, of Baltimore, and Mrs. Elizabeth
Annis, of and at Providence, by William
B. Martm, Esq., Feb. 12, 1822

James S., of Camden, S. C, and Aurelia B.

Pearce, of Providence, at Philadelphia, April 22, 1823

202

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

MURRAY Elizabeth and William Sheridan, both

of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Brown, May 8, 1826

Jane M. and John J. Kilton, both of and at

Coventry, by Rev. Mr. Dana, Dec. 2, 1827

Elizabeth and Robert T. Snow, at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Dr. Gano. American of Dec. 11, 1827
William H., of Providence, and Elizabeth
Eddy, of Dartmouth, at the Methodist
Chapel, Providence, by Rev. Mr. Horton, Oct. 10, 1832
MUSSEY Thomas, of Exeter, and Mary Fos-
dick, daughter of Capt. Nicoll, of and at
Norwich, Ct. American of May 30, 1817
John and Abigail Lufkin, at Salem. Amer-
ican of Dec. 25, 1829
MYERS Zerviah and Henry Harbin, both of
Dracut, Mass., at Olneyville, by Nathaniel
G. Olney, Esq., May 5, 1815
Matilda and Enock Farnum, of Boston, at
New York. American of April i, 183 1
MYRICK Charles Valentine and Joanna Salis-
bury, daughter of Jonathan, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Mudge. Amer-
ican of Oct. 5, 1824

N

NASON Mary Ann, daughter of Nathaniel, and
John Heath, at Newport. American of

David and Susan O. Gardiner, daughter of
Lyman, of South Kingstown, at Ports-
mouth, by Rev. Mr. Anthony,

Mrs. Abigail and Matthew Weaver, at New-
port. American of

George and Elizabeth Scott, at Newport, by
Rev. Mr. Eddy.

Thomas W., of Smithfield, and Ann Helme,
youngest daughter of late John, of King-
ston, at Pawtucket. American of
NASH Nancy, daughter of Capt. Jonathan, of
Westerly, and Capt. Henry Dickens, of
Stonington, at Watch Hill Point, by Rev.
Mr. Shaw. American of

Capt. Joshua and Paulina Tucker, at Boston.
American of

June 15, 1824

Sept. 3, 1827

Jan. 9, 1828

March 14, 1830

March 26, 1830

Feb. 21, 1826
April 6, 1830

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRlJi GES 203

NAYSON Jonathan and Martha P. Hodge, at

Newburyport. American of July 9, 1830

Charles, of Walpole, and Eliza B. Williams,
of and at Mansfield, by Rev. Mr. Briggs, Dec. 17, 1832

NEAL Christopher, of Alexander, Va., and Har-
riet Easton, daughter of Nicholas, Esq., of
and at Newport, Jan. 25, 18 10

Capt. Joseph, of Rochester, Mass., and Ann
Vose, daughter of Edward, at Newport, by
Rev. Mr. Elton. American of April 28, 1820

Mrs. Hannah, of Providence, and John Mas-
ters, of Marblehead, at Providence, Oct. 18, 1821

Ann, of Baltimore, and Rev. Richard Folley
Cleveland, at Baltimore, by Rev. Nelson
Reed. American of Sept. 25, 1829

Capt. William H.and Sarah Ropes, at Salem.

American of Nov. 26, 1829

NEEDHAM John G., of Franklin, Mass., and
Eliza Waterman, daughter of Andrew,
Esq., in Smithfield. American of Nov. 9, 1821

NEFF William, Esq., of Cincinnati, and Eliza
Clifford Wayne, of and at Savannah, Ga.
American of . June 14, 1825

NEILL Christiana H'ckman, only daughter of
Lewis, Esq., of Philadelphia, and Rev. Wil-
liam Richmond, of Bloomingdale, N. Y.,
formerly of Providence, at Philadelphia, by
Rev. Bishop White, July 28, 1823

NEILSON Susan Hude, daughter of William,
Esq., and Robert Gracie, Esq., at New
York. American of April 27, 1824

NELSON Charlotte, niece of the Admiral, and
Hon. Samuel Hood, son of the Admiral, in
England. American of Oct. 5, 1810

Mary and James Sabin, in this town, by Rev.

Dr. Gano, ' May 26, 18 13

Ebenezer, merchant, and Eliza F. Williams,
only daughter of Caleb, Esq., both of and
at this town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, April 17, 1815

Betsey, of Shrewsbury, Mass., and Naham
Eager, of Providence, at Shrewsbury.
American of Aug. 29, 1820

Cyrus, of Middleboro, and Hannah King,
daughter of Capt. Turner, of and at Taun-
ton. American of Dec. 14, 1821

Angelina and Joseph Tomkins, both of Paw-
tucket, at New Haven. American of Nov. 8, 1822

Rev. Ebenezer, Jr., and Rebecca Child,
daughter of A , at Lynn, Mass. Ameri-
can of Dec. 27, 1822

204 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

NELSON Ruth, daughter of Major Paul, of Paw-
tucket and Peter B. Hunt, Esq., attorney

at law, of Seekonk, at Pawtucket, by Rev.

Mr. Taft. American of April 20, 1824

Angeline, of Wrentham, and Lowell Hol-

brook, of New York, merchant, at Wren-
tham, by Rev. E. Fiske, Dec. 21, 1824
Capt. Thomas S., of Wrentham, and Susan

Bowen Messenger, at Cambridgeport.

American of Dec. 31, 1824

Edmund and Eunice Studley, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Mudge, Jan. 30, 1825

Jonathan, of Upton, and Achsa Wood, of and

at Mendon, Feb. 7, 1828

George S., merchant, and Mary Ann Easton,

daughter of John G., at New Bedford, by

Rev. Mr. Dewey, April 19, 183 1

NESLER Harriet and Frederick S. Fell, editor

Savannah Republican. American of ' Dec. 15, 1820

NESTELL Christian M., formerly of New York,

and Betsey H. Bosworth, daughter of

Major Asa, of Providence, May 7, 1821

NETHERLANDS William Frederick Charles,

son of the Kmg of the, and Louisa Augusta

Wilhelraine Amelia, daughter of the King

of Prussia, in her i8th year. American of July 19, 1825

NEVINS James, merchant, and Miss Willis, at

Philadelphia. American of May 10, 1814

NEW Martha Ann and J Mestayer, of the

Salem Theatre, at Boston, April 23, 1828

NEWBOLD Thomas and Anna Elizabeth

Mitchell, daughter of late Edward, Esq.,

of Georgetown, S. C, at New York, in

Grace Church, by Rev. J. M. Wainwright, July 18, 1822

NEWCOMB Henry S., Lieut. U. S. Frigate

President, and Jlhoda Murdenborough, at

New York, by Rev. Dr. Bowen, April 16, 18 14

Simeon F. A. and Nancy Briggs, both of

and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Edes, Oct. 29, 1820

Danforth and Mary Ann Marshall, both of

and at Bristol, by Rev. Mr. Wight, Feb. 4, 1822

Nathaniel, of Norton, and Betsey Lincoln,

daughter of Gen. Thomas, of and at Taun-
ton. American of May 2, 1823
Francis Dana, of U. S. Army, and Lavina

Day, daughter of Dr. S , at Sackett's

Harbor, N. Y., Aug. 8, 1825

NEWELL Asa and Nancy Angell, eldest daugh-
ter of Fenner, all of this town, by Rev.

Dr. Gano, Nov. 18, 18 10

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES

205

NEWELL Roona and Capt. William Hull, in

this town, t^gpf g jgjj

Stanford and Rebecca R. Easton both of this ' '

tovyn, by Rev. Dr. Crocker, Nov. 6, 1 8 r i

tranklin, of this town, and Harriet J. Ware,

at Shrewsbury. American of . ' Nov 29 181 1

Esther and Henry Renches, both of and at '

this town, by Rev. Mr. Gano, Oct 24 i8n

Lucretia and John Taft, both of and at Ux-

bridge.by Rev. Samuel Judson. Amencanof Sept. 18 i8t8
Abby and John Atwood, both of and at Prov-

^'^^"^^' July 2 1820

Eliza G. and Dr. Francis D. Waite, at Dele- '

ware. American of Nov. 27 1821

Mrs. Philomela, widow of Rev. Samuel, and ' '

Mr. Garrett, printer and assistant

missionary, at Bombay, India. American of Dec. 27, 1822

Abigail, daughter of Samuel, Jr., and Bolus
Balkum, both of and at Attleboro, by Rev.
Mr. Kellum, April 16, 1823

Samuel, 3d, and Catherine Carpenter, both of
and at Attleboro. American of Jan. 13, 1824

Pardon and Hannah Ring, both of Smithfield,
at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering, March 3, 1824

John and Polly Grant, 6ldest daughter of
Elipaz, both of and at Cumberland. Amer-
ican of Nov. 23, 1824

Eunice R., of Attleboro, and Jonathan N.
Spencer, of Pawtucket, at Attleboro,
by Rev. Mr. Kilham, April 5, 1825

Nancy, daughter of John, and Stephen Baker,
at Pawtucket. American of Oct. 24, 1826

Susan and Captf Willard Ballou, both of and
at Smithfield, Feb. 8, 1827

John H., of Lancaster, Penn., and Harriet
G. Peckham, daughter of Samuel, of New-
port, at New York, by Rev. Mr. Covell'.
American of Aug. 26, 1828

Stanford, Esq., and Abby L. Penniman,
daughter of late Obadiah, at Providence,
by Rev. Mr. Tobey, Sept. 21, 1829

NEWHALL Rev. Ebenezer, of Oxford, and

Sarah B. Clarke, at Boston. American of Sept. 28, 1824

Louisa and John Marston, at Lynn. Ameri-
can of Sept. 10, 1830
NEWLAND Mary and Michael Cafferty, at

Providence, May 21, 1832

NEWMAN Rona and John Rounds, both of and
at Rehoboth, by Justice Martin. Ameri-
can of Sept; 7, 1 8 10

206

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

NEWMAN Samuel Stillman, of Boston, mer-
chant, and Abigail Carlile, eldest daughter
of Col. John, of and at this town, at St.
John's Church, by Rev. Dr. Crocker,

James T., merchant, and Abigail H. Munroe,
both of and at Bristpl, by Rev. Mr. Mann,

Abby, daughter of John, of this town, and
Raymond Taggert, of Newport, by Rev.
Dr. Gano,

Mary, eldest daughter of Rev. David, of Re-
hoboth, and Abel Cooper, of Seekonk, at
Rehoboth, by Rev. Mr. Luther,

John T. and Hannah Hazard, daughter of
late George, both of and at Newport.
American of

Eleanor, of Prince William Co.,Va., and Chris-
topher C. Gushing, of Seekonk, at Prince
William Co.,

John and Mary Jones, both of and at Provi-
dence. American of

Dea. Sylvanus and Mrs. Charlotte Carpenter,
both of Seekonk, at Pawtucket. Ameri-
can of

Nancy, of Rehoboth, and Alexander A.
Seaver, of Holdej, Mass., at Rehoboth,

John P. and Susan L. Barrus, at Warren.
American of

Harriet, daughter of John, and Ira Gray, at
Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano,

Sylvester S. and Eliza Luce, at Warren.
American of

Mrs. Hannah and Col. Erastus P. Allen, both
of and at Newport. American of

Fanny B. and William G. Black, both of and
at Providence,

Sophia, daughter of John, and George H.
Hopkins, both of and at Providence, by
Rev. Mr. Wilson,
NEWPORT General Count and ex-Empress
Maria Louisa, widow of Napoleon ; she is in
her 35th year. American of
NEWTON Rejoice, Esq., and Rebecca Lincoln,
daughter of Hon. Levi, at Worcester.
American of

John B. and Mary Peckham, daughter of
Thomas, Esq., at Newport. American of

Mary, of Voluntown, Ct., and James B.
Vveaver, of Coventry, at Voluntown.
American of

Mrs. Deborah and Timothy Bosworth, both
of and at Taunton. American of

April 13, 1813
Oct. 3, 1819

Dec. 31, 1820

Feb. 18, 1821

May 17, 1822

Dec. 4, 1822
March 18, 1823

May 2, 1823
Oct. 25, 1825
Oct. 24, 1826
Nov. 23, 1826
Jan. 30, 1827
March 14, 1828
Jan. 26, 1829

Sept. 6, 1829

Oct. 21, 1825

May 6, 1817
Sept. 13, 1822

Oct. 29, 1822
April 26, 1825

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES 207

NEWTON Capt. Simon, Jr., and Emily Pitman,

daughter of Thomas G., Esq., both of and

at Newport, by Rev. Dr. Patten, July 8, 1827

William, Jr., of Millbury, and Phebe D. Guild,

of Sutton, at Grafton, by Rev. Mr. Con-

yers. American of Nov. 13, 1828

Eliza, of Providence, and B. S. Lynde, of

New York, at Providence, Oct. 6, 1828

Rev. Joel Worthington, professor in Andover

College, Mass., and Azuba C. Ruggles,

daughter of late Benjamin, of and at New-
port, by Rev. Mr. Wheaton, at Trinity

Church, June 10, 1829

Susan and Sylvanus Dunton, at Hubbards-

ton. American of Aug. 6, 1830

NICHOLS Sarah Bassett, of this town, and

Ralph Gilbert, of Hebron, Ct., by Rev.

Mr. Williams, Sept. 3, 18 12

Rachel, daughter of John T., Esq., of North

Kingstown, and Philip Taylor, of South

Kingstown, at North Kingstown, by Rev.

William Northup, March ro, 1814

William S. and Eliza Pitman, daughter of

Thomas G., Esq., at Newport. American of April 4, 181 5
Mary, daughter of the late John, and Aholiah

Branch, at Cranston. American of June 18, 1816

Elipha, daughter of Jonathan, Esq., and Col.

Jeremiah McGregor, at Coventry, Oct. 19, 1816

William S. and Anstress Cooper, at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Sept. 13, 1820
Lucy M. and John C. Cady, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Preston, Oct. 8, 1820

Mrs. Maria Theresa and Capt. John Brown,

both of Providence, at Savannah, Ga.

American of Aug. 3, 1821

Mary E., daughter of John T., Esq., of South

Kingstown, and Capt. Elijah Kenyon, at

South Kingstown. American of Sept. 28, 1821

Otis, of Rehoboth, and Betsey Walker,

daughter of Nehemiah, of Wellington, at

Taunton. American of Aug. 30, 1822

Caroline and Erastus Perrin, of Pomfret, at

Woodstock, Ct. American of Jan. 16, 1824

Lucinda, daughter of Jonathan, of Providence,

and Emanuel Jones, of and at Charleston,

S. C. American of April 30, 1824

George and Sarah Gardiner, of South Kings-
town, American of Sept. 6, 1825
Sally and Thomas Andrews, at Freetown.

American of April 4, 1826

208

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

NICHOLS Mary B. and Ray J. Watson, both of
and at Pawtucket, by Rev. Dr.. Benedict,

and Elias Skinner, both of and at Taun-
ton,

Philip, of Rehoboth, and Rebecca W.
Horton, of and at Dighton,

Galen, of Rehoboth, and Huldah Martin,
daughter of Capt. Stephen, at Swanzey, by
Rev. Mr. Taylor. American of

Joseph D., of Fall River, and Parthenia ,B.
Chace, of and at Swanzey,

Dr. Benjamin and Mary Eleanor T. Spink,
daughter of Boone, both of and at Wick-
ford, by Rev. Mr. Burge,

Welcome, of Coventry, and Mrs. Wealthy
Ann Ward, of Cumberland, at Stpithfield,
by Thomas Mann, Esq.,

Samuel, of Providence, and Celia Budlong,
daughter of Stephen, at Warwick. Amer-
ican of

Helen M. W. and Abiel Sherman, at North
Kingstovvn,

Charlotte, formerly of Nantucket, and Wil-
liam A. Brown, publisher of the Toilet, at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Sanborn,

Julian and Horace B. Mowry, at Smithfield,
by Thomas Mann, Esq. American of

Harvey and Hannah Ballou, at Ware Vil-
lage, Mass. American of

Mary A., of East Greenwich, and Alfred H.
Taber, of Providence, at East Greenwich,
by Rev. Mr. Allen,

Capt. Martin and Mary Whittington, at Co-
hassett. American of

Catharine Clarke and Moodey Merrell, at
Boston. American of

Catharine C. and William A. Winship, at
Dedham. American of
NICHOLAS Ann and John S. Phillips, both of
and at Pawtucket, by Rev. Dr. Benedict,

Juliana and Moses Cleveland, at Smithfield.
American of
NICKERSON Leonard, of Seekonk, and Phebe
Small, of Smithfield, at Pawtucket. Amer-
ican of

Aseneth and Elisha Studley, at Pawtucket.
American of

Leonard and Choice Davis, at Pawtucket.
American of

Clifford P. and Elizabeth Read, at Valley
Falls, by Rev. Mr. Greene,

July 30, 1826

Oct. 18, 1826

Dec. 3, 1826

April 10, 1827
May 24, 1827

June 28, 1827

March 17, 1828

June 24, 1828
.Sept. II, 1828

Oct. 19, 1828
April 24, 1829
Sept. 18, 1829

Oct. 13, 1829
Oct. 30, 1829
May 3, 1 83 1
May 10, 1831
March 20, 1822
Jan. 20, 1826

Jan. 24, 1823

May 13, 1828

May 13, 1828

Feb. 4, 1830

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES

209

NICKERSON Eliza and John W. Downing, at

Newport. American of
NICKLYE Francis C, formerly of Newport,
and Elizabeth Kendrick, of and at Liver,
pool, Eng. American of

Laurent F. S. and Susan Moore, daughter of
John H., at Newport, by Rev. Mr. Puffer.
American of
NIGER Alfred, of Saybrook, Ct., and Julia

Bowen, of and at Providence,
NIGHTINGALE Joseph, of this town, and
Mary Greene, daughter of William, of and
at East Greenwich, by Rev. Mr. Edes,

Mrs. Martha and Dr. Henry E. Turner, of
East Greenwich, by Rev. Mr. Manchester.
American of

Samuel and Elizabeth K. Thompson, daugh-
ter of Edward K., Esq., in this town, at
St. John's Church, by Rev. Dr. Crocker,

Nancy, of Quincy, Mass., and James Allen,
of Providence, at Quincy. American of

Samuel, Esq., and Eliza Rogers, daughter of
late John, Esq., both of and at Providence,
by Rev. Mr. Edes,
NILES Phebe and James C. Greene, at Paw-
tucket, by Rev. Mr. Benedict. American of

William and Harriet Jinson, at Pawtuxet,

Mary and James Wilkinson, both of Paw-
tucket, by Rev. Mr. Taft,

Hezekiah, Editor of the Register, and Sally
Ann Warner, daughter of late John, at
Baltimore. American of

Fidelia Esther, of Providence, and Joseph
Luther, of Warren, at Providence,

Thomas and Maria V. McClennen, at Bos-
ton. American of
NITCHER Mrs. Avis, of Nantucket, aged 68,
and Howes Sears, of Cape Cod, aged 17,
at Johnston, by Rev. Mr. Sprague,
NOAH M. M., Esq., Editor of Enquirer, and
Rebecca Jackson, only daughter of Daniel,
at New York. American of
NOBLES Thomas and Zilpha Bennett, at Provi-
dence. American of
NOONING Rebecca, eldest daughter of Jona-
than, and William Bradford, Jr., both of
and at Bristol, by Rev. Bishop Griswold,

Adalaide, daughter of Jonathan, of Bristol,
and Jonathan Browning, formerly of Little
Compton, at Bristol. American of

Sept. 16, 1 83 1

July 31, 1827

Jan. s, 1830
Oct. 30, 1827

May 7, 1810

Oct. 26, 1810

Nov. 8, 181 5
Sept. IS, 1820

May 20, 1822

Jan. 29, 1819
Nov. 12, 1820

May I, 1823

July II, 1826

April I, 1827

March 11, 1831

March 30, 1815

Dec. 4, 1827
Nov. 13, 182 1

Aug. 2, 1827

July 12, 1831

210

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

NORMAN Priscilla, daughter of the late Moses,
and Philip Stevens, at Newport. Amer-
ican of

Capt. Richard and Rachal Peckham, daugh-
ter of Thomas, Esq. American of
NORRIS Ann Burt, daughter of the late Capt..
Paul v., of Bristol, and Winthrop Pidge, of
this town, at Bristol, by Rev. Mr. Wight,

Catharme, daughter of the late Capt. John,
and Andrew V. Allen, at Newport, by
Rev. Mr. Wheaton,

Gilbert and Eliza Cox, at Bristol. American
of

Eliza B., of Bristol, and William G. Field, for-
merly of Boston, at Bristol. American of

Mrs. Elizabeth, daughter of Samuel Holman,
Jr., and Benjamin- K. Churchill, of Bristol,
at Salem. American of

John, of Troy, Mass., and Charlotte Norton,
daughter of William, Esq., of and at Tiver-
ton. American of

Hezekiah, of Bristol, and Mary Ann Barker,
of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Picker-
ing,

Mary E., daughter of Benjamin, Esq., and
Capt. Gersham Burr, both of and at Bris-
tol, by Rev. Mr. Wight,

Malinda, of Central Falls, and Capt. John
Baker, of Dennis, Mass., at Pawtucket.
American of

Hannah, daughter of Benjamin, of Bristol,
and Isaac Hall, of New Bedford, at Bristol,

Mary C, of Providence, and Bernard Mathew-
son, of Boston, at Coventry, Ct.,
NORTH AM Mary, daughter of Capt. Stephen
T., and Charles Cotton, both of and at
Newport, by Rev. Mr. Wheaton. Amer-
ican of
NORTHUMBERLAND Lady Percy, daughter
of the Duke of, and Lord James Murray,
son of the Duke of Athol, married in Eng-
land, by the Archbishop of Canterbury.
The wedding robe of the bride cost above
$13,000. American of July 3 and 27, 1810

NORTH UP Abigail and Otis Lee, of and at
Cumberland, by Rev. Mr. Benedict, of
Pawtucket,

Oliver R., of North Kingstown, and Sarah
E. Marshall, of and at Norwich, Ct. Amer-
ican of

May 9, 1820
Sept. 13, 1825

June 7, 1815

Nov. 30, 1818
April 7, 1820
June 2, 1820

March 12, 1822

Sept. 21, 1824

Aug. I, 1826

Jan. 7, 1827

Sept. 16, 1 83 1
Dec. 12, 1831
June 18, 1832

June 13, 1817

Jan. 23, 1820

Feb. I, 1820

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES

211

NORTH UP John and Sarah Cowley, at Paw-
tucket, by Rev. Mr. Pitman. American of

Waitey and Rev. William Northup, both of
and at North Kingstown, by Rev. Mr.
Hammond,

Rev. William and Waitey Northup, both of
and at North Kingstown, by Rev. Mr.
Hammond,

Susan, of Valley Falls, and Ephraim Whip-
ple, of Attleboro, at Valley Falls, Cumber-
land. American of

Ruth and Jason Cowden, at Valley Falls.
American of

Diana and Charles S. Weaver, at Coventry.
American of

Joram, of North Kingstown, and Merebah
Weeden, daughter of late William, of
Jamestown, at North Kingstown. Amer-
ican of

Sally B., daughter of John P., and John Ridge,
of the Cherokee Nation, late of the For-
eign Mission School, at Cornwall, Ct.
American of

Abby,'of Newport, and David Fuller, of Ded-
ham, at Providence,

Mary Ann, of Central Falls, and Sirah Bizell, >
of Seekonk, at Central Falls, near Paw-
tucket,

Lucy and Joseph Gardiner, at Central Falls,
Smithfield, by Rev. Mr. Greene. Amer-
ican of

Mercy Ann and William C. Gardiner, at Ap-
ponaug,

Louisa E., daughter of Capt. Joseph, of Prov-
idence, and Joseph Snow, Editor and Pro-
prietor of Southbridge Register, at Provi-
dence,

Nelson C, of Providence, and Wealthy Con-
ley, of North Providence, at Pawtucket, by
Rev. Mr. Taft,
NORTON Jerusha, of Wrentham, and Josiah J.
Fiske, Esq., at Wrentham,

Susan and Ensign Olney Arnold, at Smith-
field, by Jesse Comstock, Esq.,

Prof. Andrews, of University at Cambridge,
and Catharine Elliott, daughter of late
Samuel, at Boston, by Rev. Mr. Lowell.

Eliza, daughter of William, Esq., and Wheeler
M. Blanding, of Bristol, at Tiverton.
American of

May 9, 1820

Oct. 16, 1820

Oct. 16, 1820

March 28, 1823

May 6, 1823

June 10, 1823

June 20, 1823

Feb. 17, 1824
May 9, 1824

July 3, 1825

Aug. 9, 1825
March 30, 1828

May 21, 1829

March 14, 1830

May S, 1813

Oct. 27, 1816

May 28, 1821

June I, 1821

212 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

NORTON l^enjamin H., publisher of Hartford

Times, and Augusta Ware, of Boston, at

Greenfield. American of Aug. 13, 1824

Charlotte, daughter of William, Esq., of Tiv-
erton, and John Norris, of Troy, Mass., at

Tiverton. American of Sept. 21, 1824

Sarah and Benjamin Foster, both of and at

Newport. American of Oct. 19, 1824

Borden A. and Nancy Scott, daughter of

Harvey, both of and at Providence, by

Rev. Mr. Webb. American of Oct. 14, 1825

Rebecca S. and Esek Keeney, at New Bed-
ford. American of July 15, 1830
Deborah, of Edgartown, and George Mc-

Grath, of Kennebec, at Edgartown.

American of May 17, 1831

NORWELL Major Josepli, Editor of the Whig,

and Agnes Walker, of and at Nashville,

Tenn. American of May 6, 1823

NORWOOD James W. and Mariam S. Coffin,

at Portland, Me. American of June 22, 1830

NOTT Sarah Maria, daughter of Rev. Eliphalet,

and Rev. Alonzo Potter, Prof, of Mathe-
matics and Natural Philosophy in Union

College, at Schenectady, N. Y. American

of April 25, 1823

Rev. Handell G., of Dunstable, N. H., and

Lydia Clarke Kingman, daughter of Ab-

ner, of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.

Crocker, July 11, 1827

NOURSE Sarah W., of Boston, and Gabriel E.

Lewis, of Savannah, Ga., at Boston, by

Rev. Mr. Barnstead American of Oct. 30, 1829

NOYES Joseph, Jr., of Westerly, and Martha

Thompson, daughter of the late Samuel, of

and at Stonington, Ct , March 30, 18 14

Martha, daughter of Col .Thomas, of Westerly,

and Dr. Richard Noyes, of Lyme, Ct., at

Westerly, R. L, April 7, 18 14

Dr. Richard, of Lyme, Ct., and Martha

Noyes, daughter of Col. Thomas, of and

at Westerly, April 7, 1814

Capt. Samuel and Harriet Barnum, both of

Wellington, Mass., at Newport. American

of Aug. 2, 1822

Eliza, daughter of Major Joseph, and Sylves-
ter Robinson, of South Kingstown, at

Westerly, Oct. i, 1822

Sarah A. and Henry A. Sutton, both of and

at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Oct. 25, 1827

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES 213

NOYES Ann C. and Joshua Spooner, both of

^„._ ^"<i ^t Providence, by Rev. Dr. Crocker, Dec. 7, i8^i

NUTTER George L., Esq., and Frances W.

Proctor, at Barnstead, N. H. American of June 4, 18^0

NUTTING Lucinda and Abiather Baker, both

of and at Taunton. American of Dec. 5, 1823

NYBERG Count, a very homely man, but a gal-
lant officer ; had lost an eye in battle ; and

Maria Louisa, ex-Empress, and widow of

Napoleon Bonaparte ; was married to her

chamberlain, in Italy. American of April 27, 1 824

NYE Frances, daughter of Nathan, Esq., of

Sandwich, and Dr. Peter Mackie, at Ware-
ham, by Rev. Noble Everett, Feb. 17, 18 13
Hannah, of Jamestown, and Abraham H.

Padelford, of Taunton, Mass., at Coventry,

by Elisha Whitman, Esq. American of Dec. 20, 1822

Zenus L. and Cynthia W.Peck, at Rehoboth,

by George W. Peck, Esq., Oct. 23, 1825

William, Jr., of Jamestown, and Louisa C.

Dodd, of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.

Pattison, Sept. 19, 1830

o

OLDHAM Mrs. Mary and Dr. Nathan Truman,

both of this place, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Dec. 8, 181 1

OLDREDGE Benjamin, native of Denmark, and
Mary Gorton, daughter of Uriah, both of
and at Newport. American of June 2, 1820

OLDRIDGE Sarah Tillinghast, of Bristol, and
Caleb Strong Washburn, of Raynham, at
Bristol, by Rev. Joel Munn. American of Sept. 30, 1825
William P. and Susan Hinds, at Providence,

by Rev. Mr. Tobey, July 16, 1832

OLDS Myrta and Nathaniel Frisbie, at Bran-
ford ; married 17th, had a daughter born
i8th, put in stocks 19th, and in jail at New
Haven, Ct, Jan. 20th. American of Feb. 20, 1818

Lydia and Otis Twitchell, at Brookfield, by
Rev. George R. Noyes. American of April 18, 1831

OLIVER Hannah, of Milford, Mass., and Sim-
eon W. Barney, at Providence, by Rev.
Mr. Seamans, Sept. 21, 1824

Emily, daughter of Robert, Esq., of Balti-
more, and Robert M. Gibbs, Esq., of

Sept.

i6,

1825

Oct.

20,

1829

June

",

1830

Jan

• 5,

1830

Feb.

23,

1830

May 2,

i8[i

214 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

OLIVER :

Charleston, S. C, at Baltimore. Amer-
ican of

Moses W. and Betsey Fisher, at Athol, Mass.
American of

Sarah and John Fanning, at Boston. Amer-
ican of

O'LEARY General , son of Jeremiah,

of Cork, Ireland, and Solita Soublette, sis-
ter of the General and niece of President
Bolivar, at Bagota, S. A. American of

Dennis and Catharine Duff, at Boston, at
Catholic Church. American of
01.NEY Mary, of Smithfield, and Smith Ran-
dall, of North Providence, at Smithfield,

Mary, daughter of the late Capt. Daniel, of
this town, and William Greene, of East
Greenwich, at Hartford. American of Aug. 2, 1811

Elizabeth, daughter of the late Col. Christo-
pher, and Bernon Helme, merchant, in this
town, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Sept. 22, 1811

Lucinda, daughter of Richard, and Cromwell
Moulton, all of Providence, by Rev. Dr.
Crocker, Dec. 15, 181 1

Rebecca, daughter of the late Col. Christo-
pher, and William C. Bowen, M. D., Profes-
sor of Chemistry, Brown University, by
Rev. Dr. Gano, March 25, 1812

Frances, daughter of Elisha, Esq., and Olney
Whipple, both of and at Smithfield, by
Rev. Mr. Edes, April 8, 1813

Mercy, daughter of James, of Johnston, and
Shadrack Randall, of North Providence, at
Johnston, Dec. 19, 1813

Peter and Mrs. Hannah Taft, of Townsend,
Vt., in this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano.
American of July 26, 18 14

Amasa, of Charlton, Mass., and Ann Carey,
daughter of Chad, of and at Johnston.
American of Sept. 30, 1814

John, of North Providence, and Sarah Smith,

daughter of Esek, of and at Smithfield, Nov. i, 181 4

Ann Atwell, eldest daughter of Gideon, of
this town, and Simeon Spaulding, of Kill-
ingly, Ct., at this town, by Rev. Mr
Williams, May 31, 1815

Mrs. Abby, daughter of the late Col. Knight
Dexter, of this town, and Nathaniel Ros-
siter, Esq., High Sheriff New Haven Co.,
Ct., by Rev. Dr. Gano, Dec. 10, 18 15

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES 215

OLNEY Gideon W., pastor of Episcopal Church,

Gardiner, Me., and Frances B. Clapp,

daughter of Hon. Asa, at Portland, Me.,

by Rev. Mr. Nichols. American of June 2, i8i8

Pulchera C, youngest daughter of Gideon,

Esq., of Providence, and Dr. Thomas

Bamp, of Middleboro, at Providence, by

Rev. Dr. Crocker, Oct. 12, 1818

Lydia F., daughter of James M., Esq., and

Samuel Ashley, Esq., both of and at Prov-
idence, by Rev. Mr. Preston. American

of Feb. i6, £819

Hannah, of Oxford, and Simon Wheeler, of

Seekonk, at Oxford. American of July 27, 18 rg

Samuel and Sarah Gorham, daughter of the

late Jabez, both of and at Providence, by

Rev. Dr. Gano, Dec. 29, 1819

Lucinda, daughter of Richard, Esq., formerly

of Providence, and Charles J. Stratford,

formerly of Boston, at Oxford, Mass.

American of Sept. 8, 1820

Mary and Martin Smith, both of and at Prov-
idence, Jan. 7, 1821
Capt. Stephen, of North Providence, and

Mrs. Betsey Delbloise, of and at Johnston.

American of Feb. 12, 1822

Mary, of Scituate, and Clarke Sayles, of

Glocester, at Scituate. American of Jan. 3, 1823

Lydia, daughter of Dea. Olney, and Tilling-

hast Sheldon, at Johnston. American of Jan. 7, 1823

Phebe, daughter of Dea. Olney, and Paris

Mathewson, at Johnston. American of Jan. 7, 1823

Mary T., daughter of late Col. Jeremiah, and

Samuel Carr, both of and at Providence,

by Rev. Dr. Gano, March 25, 1823

Zerviah L., daughter of William, and Wel-
come B. Darling, at Providence. Ameri-
can of Sept. 23, 1823
Dr. Jeremiah and Maria Collins, daughter

of Dr. Amos, at Cranston. American of Dec. 26, 1823

George, of North Providence, and Ann Eliza-
beth Thurber, of and at Providence, by

Rev. Mr. Wilson, May 23, 1824

Susan, daughter of Elisha, of Smithfield, and

Seth Adams, of Providence, at Smithfield, Dec. 22, 1824
Hannah F., daughter of William, and Joseph

C King, at Providence, by Rev. Mr.

Tatem, April 4, 1825

George C. and Reubie Bennett, both of and

at Pawtucket. American of Sept. 27, 1825

216

VITAL RECOED OF EHODE ISLAND

OLNEY Jesse Newell and Julia Ann R. H.
Wheaton, at Providence, by Rev.Mr. Lud-
low,

Abigail and Henry Gray, at North Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Cheney,

Edmond J., of North Providence, and Caro-
line Briggs, daughter of Joseph, of and at
Smithfield, by Rev. Mr. Cheney,

Amos A. and Elizabeth Williams, daughter
of Simon, Esq., at Dighton,

Sarah and Talmerick Barnes, both of Fruit
Hill, at Pawtucket, by Rev. Dr. Benedict,

Amelia Ann, only daughter of Col. George
R. A., of Providence, and William N.
Andros, formerly of Plainfield, Ct., at Prov-
idence, by Rev. Mr. Waterman,

LouL'sa L., daughter of William, Esq., and
William Seavie, both of and at Providence,
by Rev. Mr. Pickering,
OLYPHANT David W. C, formerly of New-
port, merchant, and Mrs. Ann Archer, of
and at New York. American of
OMAN Elizabeth, daughter of William, of New-
port, and^James A. Greene, at Newport.
American of

Henry and Ann Howland, daughter of late
Thomas, at Newport. American of

O'MEARA Barry, Esq., and Lady Leight,

in England. American of
ONDSALUD.'^ and Dsegeeh, at Valley Town,

Tenn., by Rev. E.Jones,
ORCHARD Joseph W. and Maria Bowen, both

of and at Providence. American of
ORMSBEE Sarah Ann, of this town, and
Romeo Elton, of Wallingford, Conn., at
this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano,

Capt. John A. and Eliza W. Spurr, daughter
of Col. John, both of and at this town, by
Rev. Mr. Edes,

William P. and Lydia Chaffee, both of and
at Seekonk, by Rev. Mr. Pitman. Ameri-
ican of

Mary and Stephen Thornton, both of and
at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano,

Elizabeth, of Providence, and Otis Perry, of
Killingly, Ct.,

Elizabe.h and Isaac Sawin, both of and at
Providence. American of

Sarah and Russell Clapp, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano,

Oct. II, 1825
May 13, 1827

Jan. I, 1828

Oct. 2, 1828

March 24, 1829

Aug. 2, 1830

Dec. 20, 1830

May 23, 1815

Sept. 12, 1820

March 4, 1823

May 2, 1823

April 12, 1830

Oct. 29, 1822

April 18, 1814

Oct. 25, 1815

July I, 1817
Nov. 23, 1820

Dec. 4, 1821
March i, 1822
Sept. 15, 1822

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES 217

ORMSBEE Rev. John, of Wickford, and Hap-
nah T. Pearce, of and at Newport. Ameri-
can of April 29, 1823
Josiah H. and Julia A. B. Warner, both of

and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Brown, Oct, 11, 1826
George A., of Providence, and Catharine
Cushman, of Woodstock, Ct., at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Seamans, July i, 1827
Capt. John H. and Susan C. Gladding, daugh-
ter of Allen, both of and at Providence, by
Rev. Dr. Edes, July 15, 1827
George W., of Providence, and Phebe V.
Pitman, daughter of Isaac, of and at New-
port, by Rev. Mr. Eddy, Nov. 18, 1827
Mrs. Mary ahd Joshua Campbell, both of and

at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Kent, Dec. 9, 1827

Mary, of Providence, and Robert Chace, of
Somerset, at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Phillips, May 27, 1829

Caroline, daughter of late Elijah, and Job
Luther, both of and at Providence, by Rev.
Mr. Phillips, Oct. 15, 1829

Polly and Ebenezer Daggett, at Swanzea, Sept. 30, 1832

Celinda, daughter of the late Josiah, of
Seekonk, and Moses Brownell, of this town,
merchant, at Seekonk, by Rev. Mr. Hill, July 17, 18 14

ORNE Hannah and Gideon Gray, at Bristol, Dec. i, 1826

Henry.Esq. andSemphreniaA.Little, daugh-
ter of William, at Boston. American of April 13,, 1830
ORPHIN Susan and Joseph Thompson, at Nan-
tucket. American of Aug. 25, 1829
O'REILLY Henry, editor Rochester Daily Ad-
vertiser, and Mary Brooks, daughter of
Gen. Macah, at East Bloomfield, N. Y.
American of Dec. 22, 1829
ORR Mary B., daughter of Col. A. D..of Mason
Co., Ky., and John C. Andrews, Jr., editor
of Weekly Recorder, at Chillicothe, O.
American of April 4, 1820
ORROK James L. P. and Mary A. T. Sweet, at

Roxbury, Mass. American of March 19, 1830

ORSWELL Martha and Hezekiah Willard, both

of and at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Sept. 2, 1827

OSBORN Mary C, of New York, and Samuel
Russell, of this town, merchant, at New
York, by Rev. Dr. Brady, , Oct. 6, 1815

OSBORNE Rev. Van Renssalier, of this town,
and Alpha Bishop, of and at Cumberland,
by Rev. Mr. Blake, July 2, 1816

218 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

OSBURN Marv I. and Ansel West, both of and

at Bristol^ Oct. I2, 1818

OSBORN William and Ruth Hambley, both of

and at Tiverton. American of Oct. 29,1822

Catherine, daughter of late John, of Boston,
and Alexander Mactier, of the firm of
Mactier & Co., New York, at Boston.
American of Nov. 2, 1824

OSBORNE Thomas, Jr., of Tiverton, and Eliza-
beth S. Hambley, of and at Portsmouth.
American of March 27, 1827

Ambrose, of Springfield, and Susan Cargill,
of and at Cumberland, by Rev. Mr. Bene-
dict, May 28, 1826

OSBORN William and Adelia A. Baker, at Paw-
tucket, by Rev. Mr. Taft, Nov. 10, 1828

OSBORNE George, of Middleboro, and Sally

Dean, at Berkeley. American of May 10, 1831

OSCAR Prince, son of King of Sweden,
(Benudotte), and Princess Josephine, of
Lauchtenberg and Eickstadt, granddaugh-
ter of the Bavarian King. American of May 2, 1823

OSGOOD Martha B. and Edmond C. Genet,
PZsq., formerly Minister of France, at
Greeriwich, N. Y. American of Aug. 12, 1814

Lydia B. and Lreorge Bucklin, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Dr. Edes, Nov. 29, 1827

Harriet and A. M. Hatch, of New York,

merchant, at Haverhill. - American of April 9, 1830

Mary Ann and Robert Cummings, at Boston.

American of Aug. 23, 1830

OSWELL Benjamin and Louisa Wheeler, at Re-

hoboth. American of June 29, 1830

OTIS Mary and Elias Williams, both of Ply-
mouth, Mass., in this town, July 30, 1809
Elizabeth Gray, daughter of Hon. H. G.,
and George Lyman, at Boston. American
of June 12, 1810
Daniel, of Scituate, and Mary Greene,
daughter of Dr. Caleb, at New Bedford, at
the Friends' Meeting House. American
of Nov. 4, 1817
Sophia Harrison, daughter of Hon. Harri-
son G., and Andrew Ritchie, Esq., both of
and at Boston. American of Dec. 12, 1823
James W., Esq., of Cranston, and Martha
Crapon Church, eldest daughter of William,
Esq., of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Edes, Jan. 4, 1825

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIA GES

219

OTIS George A., Jr., Esq., and Anna M. C. Hick-
man, granddaughter of late Gen. Hull, at
Newton, Mass. American of
Amos, Jr., and Mary Hinckley, at Barnstable.

American of
Betsey and Nathaniel Hinckley, Esq, at
Barnstable. American of
OTRANTO Duke of, Mademoiselle de Castel-

lane, in France. American of
OTTERSON Mary Ann and Sanford Chaffee,
both of and at Bristol, by Rev. Mr. Bates.
American of
John V. and Hannah Phillips, at Bristol.
American of
OULCULT William and Elizabeth Primer, at

New Brunswick. American of
OWEN Hannah, youngest daughter of late Sol-
omon, Esq., and George Frissell, of Wood-
stock, Ct., at Glocester. American of
Ruth, daughter of Thomas, and Dutee Evans,

both of and at Glocester. American of
Robert D., of New Harmony, and Mary Jane
Robinson, daughter of Samuel, at New
York. American of
OXFORD Edward, 19, and Jane Libby, 34, at

Portsmouth, N. H. American of
OXX Harriet, daughter of late William, formerly
of Bristol, and William Horsewell, of Prov-
idence, at Newport, by Rev. Mr. Gammell,
Sarah Ann and Lewis Bosworth, both of and

at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,
Rebecca FI ., daughter of Samuel, of Newport,
and Moses Lawton, of Portsmouth, at
Newport, by Rev. Mr. Van Vleck,
George, of Providence, and Elizabetn P. Brow-
nell, daughter of Isaac, of and at Little
Compton, by Rev. Mr. Paine,

Feb. IS, 1830

Aug. 20, 1830

Dec. 17, 1830

Oct. 3, 181S

March 26, 18 19

July 9, 1822

July 14, 181S

March 2, 1821
March 6, 1821

April 27, 1832
April 19, 1816

Jan. 22, 1826
March 19, 1829

Oct. 5, 1829

June 5, 1831

PABODIE Albert and Jane Hale, both of Prov-
idence, at Pawtucket, by Rev. Mr. Blake,

Alden and Naomi Burnett, both of and at
Canterbury, Ct., by Rev. Mr. Murdock,

Ednah Jewett, daughter of William, Esq., and
Thomas Coles Hartshorn,

Sept. 4, 1 81 8

Sept. 14, 1826

Oct. 13, 1830

220

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

PACKARD George W. and Lucy Larche, both

of and at this town, by Rev. Mr. Edes, July i6, 1815

Henry and Ann P. AYithony, daughter of the
late Levi, by Rev. Mr. Edes, April 22, 18 19

Mrs. Rosanna, formerly of Providence, and
Alexander Barney, both of and at Cumber-
land. American of. Jan. 7, 1820

Royal, of Providence, formerly of Bridg-
water, Mass., and Elvira Bowen, daughter
of Wheaton, of Rehohoth, at Warren, by
Rev. Mr. Rexford, Nov. 27, 1825

Henry, of Amherst, Mass., and Lucy Arnold,

of and at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Jan. 25, 1827

Mary, daughter of late Mark P., Esq., and
Rev. Henry Ware, at Boston, by Rev. Mr.
Gannett. American of ' June 15, 1827

Susan C, daughter of late Capt. Samuel, of
North Kingstown, and William G. Bowen,
Esq., of East Greenwich, at Wickford, by
Rev. Mr. Burge, Dec. 4, 1828

PADDOCK Joseph, of Nantucket, and Eliza
Henderson, of Providence, at Newport,
by Rev. Mr. Choules* Jan. i, 1829

PADELFORD Dr. Elijah M., of Taunton, and
Mary Goodwin, daughter of the late Will-
iam, Esq., of and at Bristol. American of Aug. 14, 1812

Appolles and Mary Dean, daughter of Philip,

both of and at Taunton, April 2, 1818

Apollos and Mary Dean, daughter of Philip,
Esq., at Taunton, Mass. American of May i, i8i8

John, of Norfolk, Va., and Esther Dana,
daughter of Peyton, of and at Providence,
by Rev. Mr. Edes, July 12, 1821

Elisha and Phebe Jones, both of and at Prov-
idence, Oct. 24, 1 82 1

ElizEi and George Hart, at Taunton. Amer-
ican of Jan. 18, 1822

Abraham H., of Taunton, Mass., and Hannah
Nye, of Jamestown, at Coventry, by Elisha
Whitman, Esq. American of Dec. 20, 1822

Edward and Elizabeth Louisa Farnum, at
Savannah, Ga. American of Dec. 2, 1823

Joshua, Jr., of Taunton, and Sybel Forbes,

of Bridgwater, at Middleboro. American of March 4, 1825

Ebenezer N. and Adela C. Carpenter, second
daughter of late John R., both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Nov. 23, 1831

PAGE Jatnes, of this town, and Tirzah Draper,

of and at Attleboro, by Rev. Mr. Wilder, April 8, 181 1

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES 221

PAGE Dr. Robert Powell, of Frederick Co., Md,

and Mary Francis, daughter of the late

Thomas W., merchant, of and at Philadel-
phia. American of April i6, 1819
Elizabeth W., daughter of Capt. Benjamin,

and Henry F. Evans, of U. S. Regt. of

L. Art., at Portsmouth, by Rev. Mr.

Wheaton, Jan. 27, 1820

Lydia and George W. Sprague, both of and

at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Edes, Oct. 26, 1820

Mary Stevens and William Aplin, Esq , both

of and at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Crocker,

at St. John's Church, Nov. 19, 1820

Dorcas S., youngest daughter of Stephen, of

Glocester, and William W. Arnold, of

Warwick, at Glocester.- American of Dec. 8, 1820

Mrs. Almira D., of Stonington Borough, and

John G. Clarke, Esq., of South Kingstown,

at Stonington Borough, Ct. American of Sept. 30, 1823
John B., of Portsmouth, and Maria Amelia

Calvert, daughter of Capt. William, of and

at Newport. American of Dec. 9, 1823

Lucia, eldest daughter of Stephen, of Glo-
cester, and James B. Arnold, of War-
wick, at Glocester. American of Dec. I4, 1824
Mary Rhodes, daughter of Capt. Martin, and

Horace Buff um, both of and at Providence,

by Rev. Mr. Edes, Oct. 3, 1826

Isaac and Eliza Ann Hunt, at Boston.

American of April 26, 1830

PAINE Abigail, of Rehoboth, and Dr. Jacob

Fuller, of this town, at Reboboth, by Rev.

Mr. Hill, Jan. 27, 181 1

Joanna and Dr. Theophilus Hutchins, at

Rehoboth, by Rev. Mr. Hill, April 14, 18 11

Lucinda, daughter of the late William, of

New Shoreham, and Samuel Ward, of

South Kingstown, at New Shoreham, Sept. 26, 181 1

John, of Charlestown, Mass., and Sally Strat-

ton, of Boston, in this town. American of Nov. 12, 181 1
Abel and Desire Aldrich, daughter of Augus-
tus, at Smithfield. American of Nov. 9, 18 13
Betsey and Aldis Penniman, both of and at

Woodstock, Ct., by Rev. Mr. Lyman, March 12,1817

Ann S. and Col^James Bankhead, U. S.

Army, at Charleston, S. C. American of July 18, 1817
Avis, of Freetown, and William Ennis, Esq.,

of Newport, at Freetown, by Rev. Mr.

Hathaway, Aug. 10, 18 17

222

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

PAINE Col. Walter, of Providence, merchant, and
Abigail Bacon, daughter of Asa, Esq., of
and at Canterbury, Ct., by Rev, Mr. Marsh,

Lieut. Thomas, Jr., U. S. Navy, and Mary
Lucia Bellinger, at Savannah, Ga. Amer-
ican of

Susan, of Foster, and James Phillips, of
Providence, at Foster. American of

Polly, youngest daughter of Dr. Joseph, and
Dutee Baker, both of and at Smithfield.
American of

Selihda, daughter of William, and Smith W.
Latham, at Smithfield. American of

Jonathan, of Smithfield, 70, and Miss Lucre-
tia Thornton, 26, of and at Johnston.
American of

Arnold and Martha Baker, both of Smith-
field, at Glocester. American of

Frederick W., of Worcester, and Ann C.
Sturges, daughter of Rusell, of and at
Boston, by Rev. Mr. Frothingham. Amer-
ican of

Walter, Jr., and Sophia Field Taylor, daugh-
ter of Andrew, Esq., at Providence, by
Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Sarah, daughter of Jonathan, Esq , of Gloces-
ter, and Arthur Latham, of and at Smith-
field, by Rev. Mr. Tobey,

Ann and Noah P. Hathaway, both of Free-
town, at Newport. American of

Daniel R. and Sarah Brown, daughter of
John, Esq., both of and at Little Compton.
American of

Daniel and Sarah Brown, daughter of John,
Esq., at Little Compton. American of

George Washington, of Smithfield, and
Waitey M. Bullard, of Burrillville, at Smith-
field. American of

Comfort, of Providence, and Betsey Paine
Fales, of and at Bristol, by Rev. Mr. Mann,

Jefferson Burr and Mary Ann Clarke, daugh-
ter of late Stephen, of Attleboro, at Smith-
field,

Mary Ann and Charles H. Franklin, by Rev.

^ Mr. Cheney,

Eliza v., of Freetown, and Benjamin R. Cot-
ton, of Seekonk, at Freetown, by Rev.
Mr. Taylor,

Maria and Varnum Seamans, at Smithfield,
by Thomas Mann, Esq.,

Jan. I, 1818

March 13, 1818
Nov. 12, 1819

Feb. 4, 1820
April 25, 1820

Dec. 29, 1820
March 19, 1822

May 10, 1822

Sept. 23, 1823

Jan. I, 1824
April 27, 1824

Julys, 1825
July 26, 1825

Aug. 30, 1825
Nov. 9, 1825

March 11, 1827
April 15, 1827

Aug. 19, 1827
Jan. 4, 1829

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES 223

PAINE Levi, of Randolph, and Clementina
Maria Leonard, daughter of Caleb F., Esq.,
at Bridgewater, by Rev. Mr. Gay, June ri, 1829

Ebenezer and Sarah L. Hawkes, at Charles-
town, Mass. American of Nov. 6, 1829

Mary W. and Prof. Joseph Torrey, formerly '

of Salem, at Burlington, Vt. American of Aug. 27, 1830

Dr. Elisha D., of Baltimore, and Frances

Sanford, at Little Compton, Sept. 15, 1830

George A. and Judah Spencer, both of Provi-
dence, at East Greenwich, by Rev. Joseph
W.Allen, May 15, 183 1

Elkanah and Mehitable Knowles, at Eastham.

American of ' May 17, 183 1

PALFREY Rev. John Gorham and Mary Ann
Hammond, daughter of Samuel, Esq.
American of March 14, 1823

PALISTED Rev. Ichabod, of Rochester, N. Y.,

and Charlotte Lane, at Boston. American of Sept. 11, 1829
PALLIES Mary Ann and William S. Lovell, at

Boston. American of Sept. 24, 1830

PALMELY Elizabeth and Tapley Coolidge, at

Boston. American of Aug. 20, 1830

PALMER Mary and Capt. Owen Grinnell, at

Little Compton. American of June 28, 1820

Matilda, of Danby, Vt., and Senaca Hill, for-
merly of Smithfield, at Danby, July 4, 1822

Esther and Alfred Whalley, at Ashford, Ct.

American of Nov. 18, 1823

Huldah and Amos Wilbour, both of Rayn-

ham. American of April 9, 1824

C , of New York, merchant, and

Eliza G., daughter of Jeremiah Thurston,

Esq., of and at Hopkinton. American of Nov. 19, 1824

Eliza and Capt. Clarke Davis. American of Dec. 31, 1824

Samuel, formerly of Providence, and Caroline
America Dexter, of and at Darien, Ga., by
Hon. A. B. Powell, Feb. 21, 1826

Cynthia H., of Stafford Springs, Ct., and
James Smalley, of Providence, at Stafford
Springs, by Rev. Mr. Smith, Nov. 12, 1826

Clarissa and Jonathan Hawkes, at Lynn.
American of Oct. 9, 1829

Hannah and Ucal Woodman, at Fall River,
by Rev. Mr. Ewers, Nov. ir, 1829

Mary B. and Thomas Fleetwood, at Tiver-
ton. American of Sept. 20, 1831

Mary P., daughter of Gideon, Esq., and Na-
thaniel Searle, Jr., Esq., both of Provi-
dence, at Newport, by Rev. Mr. Choules, Jan. 5, 1832

224

VITAL RECORD OP RHODE ISLAND

PALMER J. Simmons and Abby W. Munroe, at

Bristol, by Rev, Mr. Bates, May 13, 1832

PACKARD Mrs. Margaret Downs and Capt.
John Gladding, in this town, by Rev. Dr.
Crocker, March 3,1811

PARDEE Dr. Jared and Ruth N. Upson, at

Bristol. American of Aug. 4, 181 8

PARISEN Richard F., of New York, and Eliz-
abeth S. Fales, daughter of James, of and
at Newport, by Rev, Mr. Puffer, April 4, 1830

PARK Dr. John, of Boston, and Mrs. Agnes

Major, at Framingham, Mass. American of July 5, 1814

PARKE Surrina and John Cole, of this town, at

Bristol, April 13, 1815

PARK Mary and Albert G. Washburn, both of

and at Taunton, by Rev. Mr. Cobb, Oct. 27, 1826

Emeline and Porter Crosby, at Boston.

American of Nov. 26, 1829

John C., Esq., and Mary F. Moore, at Boston.

American of Dec. i, J829

Rev. Harrison G. and Julia Bird, daughter of

George, Esq., at Dedham. American of June 15, 1830

PARKER Bartram R. and Priscilla F. Snow,
both of and at this town, by Rev. Mr. Wil-
son, Nov. 28, 1 81 3
Leonard Moodey, Esq., of Charlestown, and
Martha Lincoln, daughter of Hon. Levi,
of and at Worcester, American of May 31, 18 14
Sophia T. and Theodore Taylor, both of and
at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson. Ameri-
can of Aug. 2, 1816
Mary Eustice, daughter of Benjamin, Esq.,

of Bradford, Mass. .and Capt. E Greene,

of Bristol, at Bradford. American of Dec. 24, 1816

Betsey, daughter of John A., Esq., and Tim-
othy G. Coffin, Esq., attorney at law, at
New Bedford. American of April 18, 1817

Brig. Gen. D ., Adjutant and Inspector

General U. S. Army, and Ann Collins, at
Washington City. American of , Jan. 27, 1818

Lucy and Charles Hewlett, at Thompson, Ct.

American of Oct. 15, 1819

Peter, Esq,, of Boston, and Elizabeth Allston
Read, daughter of Dr. William, of and at
Charleston, S. C, by Rev. Dr. Dalcho, Dec. 2, 1819

Lydia P., of South Reading, Mass , and
James 13. Emerson, of Providence, at South
Reading. American of Sept. 11, 1821

John and Freelove P. Hill, daughter of Sam-
uel. American of Jan. 8, 1822

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES 225

PARKER Ebenezer, of Boston, and Celia King-
man, daughter of Abner, of and at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Williams, Sept. 3, 1822

Joseph, of Baltimore, and Hope Grafton, only
daughter of Rev. Joseph, at Newport.
American of Oct. 18, 1822

Sally, of Boston, and George W. Vinton, of
and at Providence. American of , Oct. 18, 1822

Mary Ann and Gideon Eldredge, both of Bos-
ton, at Fawtucket, by Rev. Mr. Benedict, Jan. — , 1823

George, of Boston, merchant, and Anna
Mitchell Moore, of and at Charleston, S. C,
by Rev. Bishop Bowen. American of Feb. 25, 1823

Bertram R. and Abby F. Hathaway, both of
and at Providence. American of May 14, 1824

Rebecca Jane, daughter of the late Bishop
Parker, and Rev. Theodore Edson, at Bos-
ton, American of Nov. 30, 1824

Sally, of Worcester, and Jonathan Goodenow,
of Templeton, by Rev. Mr. Going, Nov. 22, 1826

Peleg P. and Eliza Gorton, of Newport, at

Central F'alls, Oct. 28, 1827

William H. and Maria Tallman, both of New

Bedford, at Newport, May 23, 1828

Charlotte and Alexander Hall, at Nantucket.
American of Sept. 18, 1829

Lucretia D., daughter of Ebenezer, Esq.,
and Lieut. John R. Vinton, U. S. Army,
at Boston, by Rev. Mr. Potter, Sept. 29, 1829

John Henry, of Norwich, and Betsey Matilda
Walker, of Foster, at Griswold, Ct., by
Rev. Mr. Bliss, Nov. i, 1829

Alba Davis, of Boston, and Sarah Smith
Spaulding, of Providence, at St. Michael's
Church, Bristol. American of Nov. 6, 1829

Averick S., daughter of Hon. J. A., and C
A. Heineken, of Baltimore, at New Bed-
ford. American of March 12, 1830

Emily Ann and Charles Miller, at Charles-
town. American of July 23, 1830

Sally D. and Oliver Hale, at Hubbardston.

American of Aug. 6, 1830

Sarah A., of Pawtucket, and John Aylesworth,
Jr. of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Wilson, Inarch 6, 1831

George L., of Medfield, and Harriet A. Jones,
of Canton, at Medfield, by Rev. Mr. Ken-
dall. American of May 10, 1831

Fessenden and Maria I. Handon, both of
North Providence, at Pawtucket, by Rev.
Mr. Taft. American of June 7, 1831

226

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

PARKER Fessenden and Maria L. Handon, both
of North Providence. This marriage never
took place ; $5.00 is offered for proof of the
party who brought the notice to the ofifice.
American of
Olive G.' and Henry N. Pettis, at Providence,

by Rev. Dr. Pickering,
Ruth H. and Labon Greene, at Providence,
by Rev. Dr. Pickering,

PARKERSON Eliza A., daughter of James,
Esq., of Coventry, and James C. Green-
wich, at Coventry. American of
Benoni and Ruby O. Martin, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering,

PARKHURST jared, Jr., and Mary Brastow,
both of and at New Bedford,

PARKINSON Mrs. Esther, of Philadelphia, and
Samuel Slater, Esq., of North Providence,
at Philadelphia, by Rev. Dr. Pillmore,

PARKMAN Rev. Francis and Sarah Cabot,
daughter of Samuel, Esq., at Boston.
American of
Rev. Francis and Caroline Hall, daughter of
Nathaniel, Esq., at Medford, Mass. Amer-
ican of

PARKS Maria and David Parmenter, both of
and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering,

PARMENTER Luke and Mary Ann Foster
Pitcher, only daughter of Earned, at St.
Paul's Church, Pawtucket, by Rev. Mr.
Taft,
Jonathan C, Junior Editor of Literary Cadet,
and Sarah P. Mason, at Providence, by
Rev. Dr. Edes,
David and Maria Parks, both of and at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering,

PARRINGTON Julia A. and James P. Bryce,
at Lynn. American of

PARRISH Master John, 15, and Leibius Good-
win, 16, at Montgomery Co., 111. Ameri-
can of

PARISH Moses P., Esq., and Mary S. Sawyer,
at Belleville. American of
Julia H. and John McKay, at Albion Village,

PARROTT Sophia S. and John Williams, Esq.,
both of and at Pomfret, by Rev. Mr. Por-
ter. American of

PARRY Elias and Content Smith, at Taunton.
American of

June 21, 1831
Dec. 17, 1832
Dec. 17, 1832

May 17, 1822
Sept. 13, 1827
Sept. 14, 1828

Nov. 21, 1817

Jan. 27, 1818

May 10, 1822
March 19, 1829

Aug. 23, 1826

Jan. 28, 1828

March 19, 1829

June 25, 1830

July 27, 1827

Oct. 6, 1829
Feb. 12, 1832

May 12, 1826
Oct. 10, 1823

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES

227

PARTRIDGE Olive and John Blackburn, both
of Walpole, Mass., in this town. Ameri-
can of
Joseph, of Providence, late of England, and
M. B. Kelton, of and at Boston, by Rev.
Mr. Eaton. American of
Betsey, of Ward, Mass., and Isaac Willard,
Jr., of Worcester, at Ward. American of
George S., merchant, and Mary D. Tew, both
ot and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Partridge,
Joel and Azabah Goodale, at Worcester,
Abigail H. and Israel G. Moore, at Worces-
ter,
Almon and -Mehitable Lowell, at Worcester.
American of
PARSONS Oliver and Mrs. Betsey Ives, at Salem,
Mass., by Rev. Dr. Worcester and Rev.
Mr. Abbott. [Note made that this is the
first instance of two clergymen officiating
at the same marriage, which we much
doubt. J. N. A.] American of
Usher, M. D., of Providence, and Mary
Holme.s, daughter of Rev. Dr. Holmes,
of Cambridge, at Boston, by Rev. Dr.
Holmes,
Theophilus, of Taunton, and Catharine
Amory Chandler, daughter of Nathaniel,
Esq., at Petersham, Mass. American of
Francis, Esq., attorney at law, and Clarissa
Brown, at Hartford. American of
PARVIN Rev. Theophilus, of Buenos Ayes, and
Mary Rodney, daughter of late Caeser A.,
U. S. Minister to Buenos Ayers, at Phila-
delphia,
PATCH Hathsheba, daughter of Henry, of Wor-
cester, Mass., and John Adams Lazell, of
this town, at Worcester, by Rev. Samuel
Austin, D. D.,
Lydia, of Worcester, and Otis Langley, of
Boyleston, at Worcester. American of
PATT Deborah, eldest daughter of Benjamin, of
Cumberland, and Ansel Carpenter, of Al-
tleboro, at Cumberland, by Rev. Mr. Potter,
William and Sally Linnett, at Providence.

American of
Phebe L. and Samuel Clarke, both of and at

Warwick. American of
Zerviah S. and Lewis G. Smith, both of Cum-
berland, at Providence. American of
Lydia and Capt. Ezra Kent, both of and at
Cumberland. American of

June 19, 1812

June 25, 1822

April 28, 1826

Nov. II, 1830
Feb. 15, 183 1

March 17, 1831

May 13, 1831

April 26, 1816

Sept. 23, 1822

May 16, 1823
Jan. 5, 1830

Jan. 6, 1826

Jan. 14, i8u
June I, 1827

Feb. 10, 1820
■March 20, 182 1
March 27, 182 1

April 23, 1822
June 21, 1822

228

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

PATT Adiann and Joseph Walker, both of and at

Cumberland. American of
Jabel and Sarah Hunt, both of and at Cum-
berland, by Rev. Dr. Benedict. American of
William N., of Scituate, and Alzada Steere,

of Providence, at Cranston, by Rev. Mr.

Knight.
Roby and Philip Peck, Jr., both of and at

Smithfield, by Rev. Mr. Pickering,
Simon, of North Providence, and Mary Smith,

of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr, Tobey,
PATTEN Hetty S. and John L. Munroe, both

of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,
Col. William S. and Eliza W. Bridgham,

daughter of Samuel W., Esq., both of and

at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Edes,
Elizabeth and Jonah Moore, at Providence,

by Rev. Mr. Pickering,
Marianna, daughter of Rev. Dr. Patten, of

Newport, and Halstead, Esq., of

Brooklyn, N. Y., at Newport. American of
PATTERSON Major Flavell and Mrs. Nancy

Phillips, daughter of Pardon Angell, both

of and at Scituate. American of
Hannah D., of Smithfield, and Philip A. Slade,

of North Providence, at Smithfield. Amer-
ican of
Mrs. , and Marquis of Wellesley, Lord

Lieutenant of Ireland. She was daughter

of Richard Caton, of Baltimore; had been

married twice before, ist to Mr. Patterson ;

2d to Jerome Bonaparte from whom she

was divorced at the order of Napoleon, at

Dublin, Ire. American of
Margaret S. and James Gavett, at Salem.

.■American of
PAUL Mrs. Patience and Capt. Peleg Hull, both

of and at Providence,
Mrs. Patience, daughter of the late Dr. F. W.

Rhodes, of Boston, and Capt. Isaac Harris,

by Rev. Mr. Preston,
Gilbert, of Tiverton, and Mercy L. Shaw,

of and at Taunton. American of
PAULL Milton ,md Sybil Burt, both of and at

Taunton. American of
Jane and James Russell, printer, both of and

at Philadelphia,
PAULDING Jane, of Johnston, and John W.

Hicks, of North Providence, at Johnston,

by Rev. Mr. Cheney,

Oct. 15, 1822
Oct. 22, 1822

July 8, 1827

Aug. 9, £827

Sept. 2, 1832

Feb. 22, 1820

Aug. 28, 1827
Oct. 23, 1827

May 20, 183 1

March 12, 1824

Aug. 20, 1824

Dec. 9, 1825
June 3, 183 1
May 4, 1817

May II, 1817

May 23, 1823

Jan. 9, 1824

Oct. 13, 1825

March 29, 1829

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES

229

PAULOWNA Catherine, sister of the Alexander,
the Russian Emperor, and Frederick Wil-
liam Charles, Prince Royal, of Wurtemberg.
American of
PAYEN Marie Laura, only daughter of J. W.,
Esq., of Sedan, France, and Thomas
Hulme, Jr., of Philadelphia, at Sedan,
PAYERNE Mary Ann, daughter of Frances,
and Peter Linard, both of and at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering,
PAYSON Daniel, of Walpole, Mass., and Joanna
B. Phillips, of and at Taunton,

Mrs. Mary G., of Smithfield, and Jeremiah G.
Young, of Coventry, atPawtucket,

Sarah Louisa and Samuel S. Arnold, of Bos-
ton, at Bradford. American of
PEABODY Catherine B., of Newport, and
Hugh T. Brightman, of Portsmouth, at
Newport. American of

Dorcas, daughter of the late Joseph, Esq.,
of Middletown, and William Blythe, of
Middleboro, Mass., at Newport. Ameri-
can of

Sarah, of Middletown, and Thomas Peabody,
at Newport. American of

Thomas and Sarah Peabody, of Middletown,
at Newport. American of

Joseph A. and Louisa Putnam, daughter of
Hon. Samuel, of Salem. American of

Col. Francis and Martha Endicott, daughter
of Samuel, at Salem. American of

Esther C, of Hampden, Me., and William
Everett, Jr., of Attleboro, at Hampden.
American of

Benjamin aad Abigail Clarke, daughter of
late Henry S., at Newport. American of
PEABODIE Sarah A. and John Manchester,
Jr., both of and at Bristol, bv Rev. Mr.
Wight,
PEABODY Phebe Ann, daughter of the late
William, of Middletown, and Christopher
Clarke, of South Kingstown, at Newport,
by Rev. Mr. Eddy,

William B. and Ly'dia Brayman, daughter of
David, at Newport, by Rev. Mr. Choules,

Brackley R. and Lucinda Dodge, at Salem.
American of

Thomas B. and Abby Austin, both of and at
Newport. American of

June 21, 1816
July 29, 1829

Dec. 16, 1830
Oct. 9, i8i6

Dec. 24, 1826
Dec. 7, 1830

March 23, 1810

Oct. 27, 181 5

March 17, 1820

March 17, 1820

Sept. 7, 1 82 1

July II, 1823

Oct. 24, 1823
Aug. s, 1825

Nov. 23, 1828

May 25, 1829

June 7, 1829

June IS, 1830

Sept. 16, 1 83 1

230

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

PEASE Mary, niece of Postmaster General, and
James M. Varnum, son of the Speaker af
the House of Representatives, at Washing-
ton City. American of

Emily L., only daughter of Hon. Oliver, of
SufBeld, Ct., and Rev. Elam C. Clarke, of
Providence, at Sufifield, Ct., by Rev. Eben-
ezer Gay,

Lemuel, Jr., of Westerly, and Mary Ann
States, at Stonington, by Rev. Mr. Hart,

Asa, of New Bedford, and Lydia B. Brown,
daughter of late Major Elisha, at Tiverton.
American of

Hannah K. and Benjamin D. Hinman, at
Salem. American of

Shubael and Mary Goodrich, formerly of
Boston, at New Bedford, by Rev. Mr.
Merrett,
PEARCE Aaron and Sally Angell, both of this
town, married by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Dutee J., Esq. , and Abigail E. Perry, daugh-
ter of Col. James, all of and at Newport.
American of

Tibbetts and Betsey Maxwell, daughter of
Capt. Lovel, at Warren. American of

Cornelia, of Cranston, and Capt. Daniel
Adams, of Charlestown, Mass., by Rev.
Mr. Wilson,
PEARSE Samuel, Jr., of Rehoboth, and Sally
Eddy, of and at Swanzey, by Rev. Mr.
Slade,

Mary M., daughter of Israel, of Newport, and
David Trelfair, of New York, at Bristol.
American of
PEARCE Sylvia, only daughter of Jeremiah, of
Attleboro, and Augustus Saunders, of this
town, merchant, at Attleboro, by Rev. Mr.
Reed,

Nancy, eldest daughter of Aaron, of Reho-
both, and Calvin Medbury, at Rohoboth,
by Rev. Mr. Thompson,

Pardon S. and Mary Boyd, both of and at
this town, by Rev. Mr. Baker,

Thomas and Mary Ann Chappotin, both of
Providence, at Bristol, by Rev. Bishop
Griswold, at St. Michael's Church,

King, of Montreal, and Mrs. Sarah O. Rock-
well, daughter of the late Capt. James
'Finch, of and at Newport. American of

March 19, 181 1

May 19, 1824
Dec. 29, 1825

Oct. 17, 1826
Dec. 3, 1830

March 20, 1831
Aug. 20, 1809

April 12, 181 1
Jan. 7, 1 812

Nov. 9, 1812

Feb. 21, 1813

Dec. 7, 1813

Jan. 27, i8t4

March 13, 1814
June II, 1818

Feb. 16, 1820

March 30, 1821

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES 231

PEARCE Zephaniah and Mrs. Mary Spooner,
daughter of the late Clarke, at Newport.
American of july ^q, 1821

Mahala, of this town, and James Brown, Oct 14 1821

Mrs. Mary and James Bishop, at Newport.
American of Nov. 2, 1821

bally and Samuel Reynolds, 2d, at the Con-
gregational Church, Bristol, by Rev. Mr.
Mann, Sept. 29, 1822

Nathaniel, Jr., and Lemira L. Talbot, at
Wellington. American of Dec. 2;, 1822

Sanford M. and Rebecca Waldron, at Bris-
tol. American of Jan. 7, 1823

Aurelia B., of Providence, and James S.
Murray, of Camden, S. C, at Philadel-
phia, April 22, 1823

Hannah T., of Newport, and Rev. John Orms-
bee, of Wiekford.at Newport. American of . April 29, 1823

Thomas and Mary Rowland, both of and at

Bristol. American of Jan. 6, 1824

George, of Berkeley, and Betsey Hathaway,
of and at Freetown, April 18, 1824

Josiah Q., of Providence, and Ruth Dorr, of

and at Scituate. American of May 7, 1824

Rev. Preserved and Mrs. Nancy Cushing,
both of and at Rehoboth, May 10, 1824

John, Jr., and Mary T, Haile, both of and at

Warren. American of . Oct. 11, 1825

Ann, daughter of Col. Joseph, of Little Comp-
ton, and Thomas Records, of Westport, at
Little Compton, by Rev. Mr. Paine, Feb. 12, 1826

Elizabeth and Jonathan Reynolds, at Bristol,
by Rev. Mr. Mann, April 4, 1826

Lewis B., of Warren, and Sarah Ann Alger,
daughter of late Preserved, of and at Bris-
tol, by Rev. Mr. Rexford, Sept. 3, 1826

James B. and Mary Pinnager, daughter of
Col. David, both of and at East Greenwich.
American of April 13, 1827

Mary Ann and John C. Snow, of Providence,
both now of and at Pawtucket, by Rev.
Mr. Wilson, Aug. i, 1827

Mary W., eldest daughter of Earle D., and
Samuel Congdon, both of and at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Aug. 28, 1827

Edward and Harriet Bullock, eldest daughter
of Richmond, Esq., both of and at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Dr. Edes, Oct. 24, 1827

Sarah, only daughter of Capt. Nathaniel, and
William P. Bullock, both of and at ProyL:
dence, by Rev. Dr. Edes, Dec. 11, 1827

232

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

PEARCE Jeremiah W., of Swanzey, and Sarah
Shove, at Berkeley. American of

Maria and Canaan Gifford, both of Westport,.
at Dartmouth. American of

Elizabeth, daughter of late Smith, of North
Kingstown, and Samuel Carpenter, by
Rev. Mr. Allen,

Hon. Dutee J., M. C. from R. I., and Har-
riet Boss, daughter of late Hon. John L.,
Esq., both of and at Newport. American
of

Abby, daughter of the Hon. Dutee J., and
Lieut. Silas Casey, at Newport, by Rev.
Dr. Wheaton,

Albert S. and Mary Bradford, at Bristol.
American of

Patience, daughter of late Apollos, of Paw-
tucket, and Weston D. Hatch, at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Abner T., of Little Compton, and Sarah R.
Briggs, of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Tobey,
PEARSON Luther and Louisa Mary Arnold,
daughter of .the late Capt. John, at Provi-
dence, by Rev.. Mr. Edes,

Daniel C., of Providence, and Nancy Bugby,
of and at Woodstock, Ct. American of

Margaret A., of Brooklyn, and Lieut. George
Blaney, U. S. Corps of Engineers, at
Brooklyn. American of

Bennett and Elizabeth Phillips, at Valley
Falls. American of

Abraham, of Greenwich, N. Y., and Betsey
Cole, daughter of Capt. Jonathan, of and
at Warren, R. L,

Harriet, eldest daughter of Col. Samuel, and
Capt. William Comstock, of the Steam-
boat Fulton, at New York, by Rev. Dr.
Romyin,

Col. Samuel and Mrs. Lydia Coy, both of
and at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano,

William C, of New York, and Mary Earle,
eldest daughter of late Capt. Oliver, of and
at Providence,

Lieut. George F., U. S. Navy, and Ellen
Jackson, at Newburyport. American of
PEIRSON Margaret and John Hodges, at Bos-
ton. American of
PEARSON Elizabeth and Levi Strong, formerly
of Providence, at New York. American of

April 14, 1829
Sept. 8, 1829

Oct. 25, 1829

Dec. 4, 1829

July II, 1830
Sept. 6, 1 83 1

Oct. 10, 1 83 1

Dec. I, 1831

March 25, 1819
Jan. 25, 1820

Dec. 18, 1821
March 11, 1823

Feb. 8, 1824

Sept. 19. 1824
July 2, 1826

Nov. 8, 1826
Sept. 29, 1829
May 17, 1831
Aug. 12, 1 83 1

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES

233

PEARSON Lieut. George F., U. S. Navy, and
Ellen Jackson, at Newburyport. Ameri-
can of
PECK Cyrel, Jr., and Olivia Marsh, both of Paw-
tucket, at Rehoboth, by Rev. Mr. Hill,

Maria, second daughter of Capt. Joseph, and
John P. Jones, 2d, married by Rev. Mr.
Wilson,

Ann, eldest daughter of Lewis, and Capt.
Grififin Child, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Joshua, of Bristol, and Mrs. Sally Grant, of
Harrington, daughter of Benjamin Drowne,
at Bristol, by Daniel Bradford, Esq.
American of

Israel, of Seekonk, and Abigail Drowne, of
and at Barrington,

Louisa, of Wrentham, and Arnold W.
Jenckes, of Cumberland, at Wrentham,
Mass., by Rev. Mr. Fiske,

Rhoda, second daughter of Isaac, and Enock
Sleere, both of and at Providence, by Rev.
Dr. Gano,

Phebe, daughter of Isaac, and William C.
Barker, both of and at Providence, by Rev.
Dr. Gano,

Ann and William H. Potter, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Baker,

George W., Esq., and Hannah B. Carpenter,

. daughter of the late Abiah, at Rehoboth.
American of

Polly, youngest daughter of Major Samuel,
and Luther Rider, merchant, both of and
at Coventry,

Huldah and Emerson Humphrey, both of
and at Barrington, by Rev. Mr. Wright.
American of

William L., of Coventry, and Henrietta
Hutchins, daughter of Richard, at North
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Tobey. Amer-
ican of

Betsey and John Draper, Jr., both of and at
Attleboro, at the Universalist Church, by
Rev. Mr. Carrique. American of

Jesse F. and Matilda Tingley, daughter of
Samuel, of Attleboro, by Rev. Mr. Edes,

Betsey, daughter of Gideon, of Rehoboth,
and Aaron Mason, of Attleboro, at Reho-
both. American of

Mrs. Nancy, daughter of William Martin, of
Pawtucket, and Joseph Peck, at Pawtucket,
by Rev. Mr. Martin. American of

Sept. 25, 1829
Jan. 4, 1809

Oct. 28, 1810
Aug. IS, 1 81 1

June 2, 1812
Oct. 18, 1812

April 6, 1 8 14

March 31, 1816

March 30, 1817
Aug. 24, 1 817

Aug. 26, 1817

Aug. 9, 181S

Jan. 26, 18 1 9

March 9, 1819

April 23, 1819
Feb. 10, 1820

March 24, 1820

March 31, 1820

234 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

PECK Joseph and Mrs. Nancy Peck, daughter of

WilHam Martin, of and at Pawtucket, by

Rev. Mr. Martin. American of March 31, 1820

Lepha B. and Zebe Bliss, at Rehoboth, by

Rev. Mr. Thompson, April 6, 1820

Horatio and Nancy Allen Mathewson, at Bar-

rington, by Rev. Mr. Wright, Aug. 30, 1820

Everard, Editor of Rochester [N. Y.] Tele-
graph, and Chloe Porter, of and at Berlin,

Ct. American of Nov. 7, 1820

Susan Carpenter, of Rehoboth, and Philip

Martin, of Guilford, Vt., at Rehoboth, by

Rev. Mr. Thompson, Nov. 19, 1820

Margaret, of Attleboro, and Matthew Camp-
bell, of Seekonk, at Attleboro. American

of June I, (821

Joseph B., of Providence, and Bethiah Clarke,

of Smithfield, at Valley Falls, Smithfield.

American of Oct. 5, 1821

Jemima Gorham and Benjamin Wardwell

Bradford, at St. Michael's Church, Bristol,

by Rev. Mr. Taft, Oct. 24, 1821

Edmund, Jr., and Peddy Peck, both of and

at Rehoboth, Oct. 27, 1822

Peddy and Edmund Peck, Jr., both of and at

Rehoboth, Oct. 27, 1822

Capt. Edwin and Martha Burr, daughter of

Caleb H., Esq., both of and at Rehoboth.

American of Dec. 13, 1822

Dr. William, of Providence, and Jane Thane,

of and at Hillsdale, N. Y., by Rev. Dr.

Gano. American of May 30, 1823

Ruth, of Providence, and Rev. Wilbur Fiske,

of Vermont, at Providence, by Rev. Dr.

Crocker, June 9, 1823

Lydia and John Calder, both of and at Provi-
dence. American of June 10, 1823
George H. and Nancy Sweet, youngest

daughter of Gideon, both of and at Provi-
dence. American of June 17, 1823
Capron and Lydia Daggett, both of and at

Attleboro, June 21, 1824

Mrs. Sylvia Ann and Richard Sarle, both of

and at Scituate. American of Dec. 21, 1824

Billings and Delilah H. Goff, at Rehoboth.

American of Jan. 21, 1825

Cynthia W. and Zenus L. Nye, at Rehoboth,

by George W. Peck, Esq., Oct. 23, 1825

Martha and Nathaniel Fales, 3d, both of and

at Bristol, by Rev. Mr. Mann, May 7, 1826

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES 235

PECK Rev. Solomon, Professor in Amherst Col-
lege, formerly of Providence, and Sarah

E. R. Hooker, of and at Andover, Mass., by

Rev. Prof. Murdock, May ii, 1826

Stephen and Mary Sylvester, at Bristol, by

Rev. Mr. Wight, Oct. 28, 1826

Caleb and Betsey Kendall, daughter of

Cheever, Esq., of Maine, at Cumberland,

by Rev. Mr. Lombard, Nov. 26, 1826

Ann and Wilbur Wheaton, at Pawtucket.

American of Nov. 30, 1826

Mary 'Spurr and Esek Aldrich, Jr., at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering. American

of May [I, 1827

Sally, of Pawtucket, and Peter Wood, of

Providence, at Pawtucket, by Rev. Daniel

Greene, June 8, 1827

Almira, daughter of Isaac, ot Providence, and .

William P. Allen, of Pawtucket, at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Brown, July 9, 1827
Philip, Jr., and Roby Patt, both of and at

Smithfield, by Rev. Mr. Pickering, Aug. 9, 1827

William, of Seekonk, and Sarah T. Hatch,

daughter of late Solomon, of and at Bris-
tol, by Rev. Mr. Rexford, Oct. 17, 1827
Mrs. Bethiah, of Providence, and Peleg Peck,

of Scituate, at Providence, by Rev. Mr.

Brown, Dec. 2, 1827

Peleg, of Scituate, and Mrs. Bethiah Peck, of

and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Brown, Dec. 2, 1827

Keziah and Solomon Peck, both of and at

Seekonk, by Rev. Mr. Pease, Jan. 6, 1828

Solomon and Keziah Peck, both of and at

Seekonk, by Rev. Mr. Pease, Jan. 6, 1828

Martha W., daughter of late George W., Esq.,

and Christopher C. Dean, of Taunton, at

Rehoboth. American of Feb. 26, 1828

Mary, eldest daughter of Cromwell, and

James C. Davis, both of and at Providence,

by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Oct. 19, 1828

Henry and Mary Talbot, at Fall River.

American of Oct. 9, 1829

Phebe, eldest daughter of Alexander, Esq.,

and Oliver Greene, both of and at Coven-
try, Dec. 6, 1829
Adeline, daughter of Col. Robert, and

Thomas Luther, at Swanzey, by Rev. Mr.

Davis. American of Feb. 15, 1831

Dr. Kelley and Amey Ann Arnold, both of

and at Cumberland, by Rev. Mr. Washburn, Nov. 17, 183 1

236

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

PECK Rachal S.and Perry J. Chace, both of and

at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Phillips,
PICKFORD John H. L., of Somersworth, N.H.,

and Elizabeth Sheperd, at Worcester, by

Rev. Dr. Bancroft. American of
PECKHAM John and Lydia Brown, daughter

of Gideon, of and at Middletown, by Rev.

Mr. Eddy,
William, Esq., and Mrs. Potter,

widow of Sprague,
Rebecca, daughter of Thomas, Esq., and

John Rodman, at Newport, by Rev. Mr.

Dehon. American of
Thomas, Jr., and Sally Wardwell, daughter

of Col. Samuel, at Bristol, married by Rev.

Mr. Wight,
Eliza, daughter of Peter, of this town, and

Daniel Fenner, of Coventry, in this town,

by Rev. Mr. Cornell,
Robert and Charlotte Lucinna Shaw, daugh-
ter of Capt. John, all of Taunton,
Sophia, daughter of Peter, and Josiah I.

Eddy, in this town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,
Robert, of Petersham, and Ruth Sawyer,

of Bolton, Mass., in this town,
Abner and Rachel Barker, daughter of David,

both of and at Middletown. American of
Mary, daughter of the late Philip, and Will-
iam Sheldon, merchant, both of and at this

town, by Rev. Dr. Gano,
William, of South Kingstown, and Dorcas

Gardiner, daughter of the late Paul, at

Friends' Meeting House, Nantucket,
Hannah, of South Kingstown, and Freeman

Perry, of Lee, N. Y., at South Kingstown.

American of
Isaac, of Wickford, and Nancy E. Hill, of

Providence, by Rev. Thomas Manchester,
Thomas and Elizabeth Wilbour, daughter of

Anthony, both of and at Newport. Amer-

can of
Abner and Tabitha H. Angell, daughter of

Hon. Charles, both of and at Scituate.

American of
Ann, daughter of the late James, of Provi^

dence, and James D. Mason, of Swanzey,

at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson.

American of
Susan, daughter of Timothy, Jr., and Levi

Totten, Esq., at South Kingstown. Amer-
ican of

Dec. I, 1831

Aug. 18, 1826

March 2% 1809
April 30, 1809

July II, 1809

Nov. 29, 1809

Aug. 4, 1811

Dec. I, 181 1

May 24, 1812

P"eb. 7, 1 81 3

March 9, 1813

Feb. 6, 1815

April 26, 1 8 16

July 19, 1816
Jan. II, 1817

Jan. 6, 1818

Feb. 3, 1818

March 27, 1818
Sept. II, 1818

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES

287

PECKHAM Timothy, of Newport, and Zoa
Maxson, of Middletown, at Newport.
American of

Rev. Benjamin and Mrs. Ruth Babcock,
widow of Dea. Gideon, of Newport, at Tiv-
erton. American of

Ann, daughter of Benjamin, of Portsmouth,
and Arnold Brayman, of Exeter, at New-
port. American of

Timothy, 3d, of South Kingstown, and Sally
Barker, daughter of Benjamin, Esq., of
and at Hopkinton. American of

Isaac and Rebecca Field, daughter of Joseph,
at Providence. American of

John, of Providence, and Frances G. Lamb,
of Nantucket, at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Merrett,

Mary, daughter of Thomas, Esq., and John
B. Newton, at Newport. American of

Sarah Ann, daughter of Alanson, Esq., of
Middletown, and Timothy Sherman, at
Newport. American of

Elizabeth Chatman, of Exeter, and William
Rhodes Rawson, of Providence, at Exeter,
by Rev. Mr. Northup,

Mary, daughter of William S., and Abner
Smith, both of and at Middletown. Amer-
ican of

Sarah T. and Charles Barker, at Middletown.
American of

Matilda and James Metcalf, both of and at
Newport. American of

James Davis, M. D., and Harriet Brownell,
eldest daughter of Edmund, Esq., at Lit-
tle Compton. American of

Eliza, daughter of William S., and Francis
Sherman, at Middletown. American of

Sally, of South Kingstown, and Isaac Cong-
don, Jr., of Cranston, at Providence,

Rachel, daughter of Thomas, Esq., and Capt.
Richard Norman. American of

George W. and Eliza Barker, daughter of
late Nathaniel, at Middletown, by Rev.
Mr. Gammell,

Mrs. Anna and Duliano Biass, both of and at
Glocester, by Timothy Sweet, Esq.,

Hannah, of Little Compton, and Pardon Sim-
mons, of Providence, at Little Compton.
American of

Jan. 28, 1820

March 14, 1820

Nov. 10, 1820

Jan. 30, 1 82 1
Oct. 30, 1 82 1

Aug. 29, 1822
Sept. 13, 1822

Nov. 5, 1822

Oct. 12, 1823

Nov. 18, 1823
Nov. 25, 1823
Sept. 28, 1824

Jan. 21, 1825

March 15, 1825

July II, 1825

Sept. 13, 1825

Nov. 22, 1825
Jan. 10, 1826

May II, 1827

238 VITAL RECORD OP RHODE ISLAND

PECKHAM Harriet G., daughter of Samuel, of
Newport, and John H. Newell, of Lancas-
ter, Penn., at New York, by Rev. Mr.
Co veil. American of Aug. 26, 1828

Abner W. and Patience Francis Harris,
daughter of Charles, at Scituate, by Rev.
Mr. Knight, Sept. 7, 1828

Harriet, of Portsmouth, and George Sher-
man, at Newport, by Rev. Mr. Norris, Dec. 31, 1828

Sarah Ann, daughter of Daniel, and William
Lyon, both of and at Newport, by Rev.
Mr. Choules, March 8, 1829

Cornelia and Seth A. Mitchell, at Rochester,
Mass. American of Oct. 2, 1829

Joshua and Ann Meigs, at Bristol, at the
Methodist Meeting House, by Rev. Mr.
Bonney. American of Nov. 17, 1829

William L. and Mary Ann Mitchell, both of
Woonsocket Falls, at Providence, by Rev.
Mr. Sanborn, April 27, 1830

Job A. and Elizabeth Swan, daughter of
Richard, at Newport, by Rev. Mr. Choules.
American of July 27, 1830

Reuben J., of Providence, and Phebe J. Lock-
wood, at Pawtuxet, by Rev. Mr. Shurtleff, Sept. 15, 1830

Capt. Augustus, Jr., and Eliza M. Peckham,
daughter of Felix, both of and at Middle-
town, by Rev. Mr. Eddy, Feb. 28, 1S31

Eliza M., daughter of Felix, and Capt. Au-
gustus Peckham, Jr., both of and at Mid-
dletown, by Rev. Mr. Eddy, Feb. 28, 1831

Joseph C, of Providence, and Hannah Free-
born, daughter of Benjamin, of Portsmouth,
at the Friends' Meeting House, Baltimore, May 12, 183 1

Nathaniel and Eliza Sweet, at Bristol. Amer-
ican of Sept. 6, 1 83 1

Alfred G. and Elizabeth S. Gardiner, daugh-
ter of Capt. Edward C, at Providence, by
'Rev. Dr. Edes, Nov. 21, 1831

Abby G., of South Kingstown, and William
E. Greene, formerly of Hopkinton, at Natic
Village, by Rev. Mr. Tatem, Feb. 9, 1832

Benjamin F. and Philia Brayman, at New-
port. American of May 25, 1832
PEDERSON Peter. Esq., Charge des Affairs,
and Consul General from Denmark, and
Maria L. Scott, daughter of the late Lewis
A., Esq., of New York, at Philadelphia.
American of June 12, i8i2

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES

239

PEDERSON Peter, Esq., the Danish Minister

to the United States, and Ann Caroline

Smith, of South Carolina, at Philadelphia.

American of May 30, 1829

PEERS Mary Eleanor, daughter of Major V

Peers, and Lewis Collins, editor of the

Eagle, at Maysville, Ky. American of May 6, 1823

PEIRCE Abigail, daughterofCapt. Benjamin, of

Newport, and Paul Rovenell, of and at

Charleston, S. C, Dec. 15, 1809

Timothy and Elizabeth Deblois, daughter of

the late Stephen, of Newport, at Bristol.

American of Dec. 25, 1810

Lydia and Cromwell T. Salisbury, both of and

at East Greenwich, by Rev. Mr. Rich, May 30, 1813

Martin and Eliza A. Boyd, at East Greenwich,

by Rev. Mr. Rich, Feb. 13, 18 14

PIERCE Levi, of Providence, and Betsey S.

Wheeler, of and at Rehoboth, by Rev. Mr.

Thompson, March 9, 1818

PEIRCE Major Joseph H., of Boston, and Abby

Robinson, daughter of William, of New

York, at Newport. American of Aug. 27, 1819

Jonathan, Jr., of Coventry, and Eliza Hath-
away, daughter of Jeremiah, of Warwick,

at Cranston, Sept. 2, 1819

Rebecca and William Sawyer, both of and at

Tiverton. Anrerican of Oct. 8, 18 19

Reuben, of North Providence, and Mrs. Cath-
arine Jones, of and at Providence, by Rev.

Dr. Gano, Jan. 6, 1820

Philip, of Little Compton, and Fanny Gray,

of and at Tiverton. American of Oct. 5, 1821

Henry, of Rhode Island, and Alice Frye, at

Vinal Haven, Me. American of Jan. 8, 1822

William, of Little Compton, and Lydia G.

Aplin, of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.

Tatem, April 30, 1822

Zilpha, of Middleboro, Mass., and John Bur-
bank, of Pawtucket, at Middleboro. Amer-
ican of May 14, 1822
Maria and Henry Hamilton, both of and at

Warwick. American of June 4, 1822

Lucy B., of Attleboro, and Lewis Perrin, of

Seekonk, at Taunton. American of Aug. 20, 1822

Jonathan and Hannah Head, at Little Comp-
ton. American of Feb. 4, 1823
Ann, daughter of late John, Esq., and Rev.

Charles Burroughs, of and at Portsmouth,

N. H. American of April 15, 1823

240 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

PEIRCE Washington, of Weston, Mass., and

Fanny Hatch, daughter of Col. Israel, of

and at Attleboro, by Rev. Mr. Hall, Jan. 21, 1824

Abby D., of Warwick, and Thomas J. Hines,

of Norwich, Conn., at Warwick, by Rev.

Mr. Wilson. American of May 21, 1824

Abby D., of Warwick, and Thomas J. Hives,

of Norwich, Ct., at Warwick. American

of June 8, 1824

A , of IJttle Compton, and Susan Gray,

daughter of late Dea. Philip, at Tiverton.

American of Jan. 21, 1825 .

Joseph, of Providence, and Lydia Lawton, of

Seekonk, at Pawtucket, b)r Rev. Mr. Allen, Feb. 4, 1825

Otis and Sarah Duncan Fiske, daughter of

Hon. Caleb, at Worcester. American of April 15, 1825

Mary Ann, of Barrington, and Henry C.

Rounds, of and at Warren, by Rev. Mr.

Rexford, Nov. 6, 1825

Clarrissa and Haile Bowen, both of and at

Barrington, by Rev Mr. Wood, Nov. 13, 1825

Capt. C. B. and Martha Gladding, both of

and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Edes, May i, 1826

Jeremiah and Mary Ann Craiig, both of Cum-
berland, at Valley Falls, by Rev. Mr. Ben-
edict, Jan. 24, 1827
Mary, daughter of Erastus, and George

Townsend, of Exeter, at Brooklyn, Ct.> by

Uriel Fuller, Esq. American of Aug. 14, 1827

Ann and Peirce A. Faulkner, at Portsmouth.

American of Dec. 18, 1827

Nancy, of Saugatuck, Ct., and John Currier,

of New York, merchant, at Saugatuck, by

Rev. Mrf Hooper. American of Feb. 5, 1 828

Alpheus B. and Mary W. Richmond, at Paw-
tucket, by Rev. Mr. Taft, May 14, 1828
Peleg and Olive Hammond, at Rehoboth, Oct. 30, 1828
Peleg and Mrs. Olive Hammond, of Mendon,

at Rehoboth. Mr. P. has lost S wives by

whom he has had 21 children, 18 of whom

are now living. She has been the mother

of 13, 10 of whom are now living. Ameri-
can of Dec. 5, 1828
Peleg and Miss Olive Hammond, of Mendon,

at Rehoboth. American of Dec. 12, 1828

Mar.tha, of Milton, and Abel Wynian, of

Philadelphia, at Boston, Oct. 22, 1829

Levi and Melissa Clarke, at Hubbardston.

American of Aug. 6, 1830

Eliza and Joseph Coolidge, at Boston. Amer-
ican of Aug. 20, 1830

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIji GES

241

PEIRCE Charlotte and Charles Allen, both of
and at Fall Rreer. American of
Charlotte and Charles Allen, at Fall River.

American of
Hiram and Rebecca Hopkins, both of and at

Pawtucket. American of
George S. and Harriet G. Barney, at Taun-
ton, by Rev. Mr. Hamilton,
William, merchant, and Ellen Prentice, at

Boston. American of
Nelson, of Boston, and Deborah B. Manches-
ter, of Providence, at Bristol, by Rev. Mr.
Bristed,

PIERCE Suel P. and Cornelia Andrews, both of
and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering,

PELOUZE Lewis, of Boston, and Ann McDaniel,
of New York, at Philadelphia. American of

PEMBLETON Mrs. Dorcas and John Prince,
in this town,

PENDLETON William C and Elizabeth Hall,
' daughter of Capt. Lyman, both of and at

Westerly. American of
Phebe, of Taunton, and Isaac Bailey, of New
Bedford, at Taunton. American of

PENNELL Ann W. and Charles Knight, at
Salem. American of

PENNIMAN Aldis and Betsey Paine, both of
and at Woodstock, Ct., by Rev. Mr.
Lyman,
Abby L., daughter of late Obadiah, and Stan-
ford Newell, Esq., at Providence, by Rev.
Mr. Tobey,
Frances and Dr. Isaac Appleton, at Boston.
American of

PENNINGTON Ann Stephenson, daughter of
the late Josias, Esq., of Baltimore, and
Samuel Jacobs, formerly of this town,
at Baltimore, by Rev. Mr. Barton,

PENNO Mrs. Phebe Pearce, daughter of Dr.
Benjamin Dyer, of Cranston, and William
Washburn, of Taunton, at Cranston.
American of
Clarissa A., of Attleboro, and Joseph C. Gar-
diner, of Providence, at Attleboro, by Rev.
Mr. Ferguson,

PENRICE John, Editor of Louisiana Advertiser,
and Louisa B. Moore, at New Orleans.
American of

PERCIVAL Capt. Isaac and Catharine G.
Stockwell, both of Boston, at Providence,

Feb. 22, 1 83 1

Feb. 25, 1831

April 15, 1831

May I, 1831

June 10, 1 83 1

Sept. 22, 1 83 1
May 17, 1832
Aug. 6, 1830
April 2, 1809

Dec. 31, 1819

April 29, 1 83 1

April 9, 1830

March 12, 1817

Sept. 21, 1829
March 26, 1830

March S, 1816

Sept. 28, 182 1

June 6, 1831

Dec. 29, 1829
Jan. 15, 1832

242 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

PERHAM Mary A. and Harrison Case, both of

Hallowell, Me., at Boston. American of April I3, 1831

PERKINS Maria, of Ashford, Ct., and Israel

Day, Jr., of this town, at Ashford, June 22, 1809

Barbara H., daughter of Samuel G., Esq.,

and Dr. Walter Cbanning, at Boston.

American of April 4, 1815

Anne and Moses Smith, at Cranston, by Rev.

Mr. Jacobs. American of Dec. 12, 1815

Charlotte W., only daughter of Hezekiah,

Esq., and Lieut. Owen Ransom, U. S.

Army, at Norwich, Ct., March 2, 1817

Charles, Esq., Attorney at Law, of Norwich,

and Clarrissa Deming, daughter of Julius,

Esq., of and at Litchfield, Ct. American of May 6, 1817

Lucretia S., daughter of Hon. Elias, of Nor-
wich, Ct., and Major Thomas Williams, of

the house of Hazard & Williams, New

York, at Norwich. American of May 30, 1817
and Mrs. Johns, at Hel-

ston, in Cornwall, Eng. By this marriage

Mr. P. becomes a father and brother-in-law

to his brother's grandfather and uncle to

her children and father-in-law to his

brother. American of Nov. 18, 1817

Ann Huntington and Sherman Converse,

Esq., Editor of New Haven Journal, at

Windham, Ct. American of .Dec. 22, 1818

George L., Esq., and Emily Lathrop, daugh-
ter of the late Thomas, Esq., at Norwich,

Ct., June I, 1819

Thomas H., Jr., Esq., eldest son of Hon. T.

H., and Jane Frances Rebecca Duma-

resque, at Boston. American of May 23, 1820

Mary Ann Gushing, daughter of Hon. Thomas

H., and Thomas Graves Carey, Esq., At-
torney at Law, of Brattleboro, Vt., at Bos-
ton. American of June 6, 1820
Emily E., daughter of Hon. Elias, and

Charles Griswold, Esq., of Lyme, Ct., at

New London. American of Dec. 8, 1820

Elisha B., Esq., of Pomfret, Ct., and Emily

Pope, of and at Boston. American of July 2, 1822

Elizabeth W., of Franklin, Ct., and Albert G.

Wells, of Rhode Island, at Franklin.

American of July 2, 1822

Nancy, of Exeter, and Capt. Edmund Cooper,

of and at North Kingstown. American of Aug. 20, 1822
Caroline, daughter of Hon. Thomas H., and

William H. Gardiner, Esq., at Boston.

American of April 18, 1823

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES 243

PERKINS Clarrissa F., eldest daughter of late

Edward, of Windham, Ct., and Henry

Westcott, of Providence, at Windham, by

Rev. Mr. Everett, June 3, 1827

Nancy Gushing, daughter of Hon. Thomas

H., Esq., and William Ferdinand Carey,

Esq., of New York, at Boston, by Rev. Dr.

Channing, Nov. 18, 1828

Mrs. Eliza Greene and Rev. George W.

Doane, Asst. Minister of Trinity Church,

at Boston. American of Sept. 22, 1829

Elizabeth and Joel Gay, at Lynnfield.

American of Nov. 6, 1829

PERRIGO David and Hannah Clarke, both of

Wrentham, at Providence, by Stephen

Branch, Esq., Dec. 31, 1828

PERRIN Lewis, of Seekonk, and Lucy B. Peirce,

of Attleboro, at Taunton. American of Aug. 20, 1822

Erastus, of Pomfret, and Caroline Nichols, at

Woodstock, Ct. American of Jan. i6, 1824

George and Harriet C Chamberlain, daugh-
ter of Harmon, at Worcester, by Rev. Mr.

Miller, Oct. 13, 1828

PERROTTE Julia C.,of Providence, and Robert

T. Douglass, of Newport, at Providence,

by Rev. Mr. Pickering, April 5, 1832

PERRY Thomas, Cashier of Washington Bank,

Westerly, and Elizabeth Foster, at Hop-

kinton. American of Nov. 22, 1808

Jane L., of Round, O., and Richard B. Bedon,

Esq., at Charleston, S. C. American of April 14, 1809

Abigail E., daughter of Col. James, and

Dutee J. Pearce, Esq., all of and at New-
port. American of April 12, 1811
Oliver H., Esq., U. S. Navy, and Elizabeth

Champlain Mason, only daughter of the

late Dr. Benjamin, at Newport. American

of May 14, 181 1

Sally and Oliver Spellman, in this town, by

Rev. Mr. Cornell, Jan. 5, 1812

Raymond H. J., Esq., U. S. Navy, and Mary

Ann DeWolfe, daughter of James, Esq., at

Bristol, by Rev. Mr. White. American of May 20, 1814
Lieut. Matthew Calvert, U. S. Navy, and

Jane Slidell, daughter of John, Esq., at

New York. American of Dec. 30, 18 14

Ann M., daughter of Christopher R., Esq.,

of Newport, and George W. Rogers, Esq.,

Master Commander U. S. Navy, at New

York, by Rev. Dr. Bowen. American of July 11, 1815

244

VITAL RECORD OP RHODE ISLAND

PERRY Caleb E., Esq., of Attleboro, and
Wealthy Macomber, of and at Norton.
American of

Freeman, of Lee, N. Y., and Miss Hannah
Peckham, of and at South Kingstown.
Americ.in of

Simeon, Esq., and Sally Reed, eldest daugh-
ter of the late Col. Thomas, at Dighton, by
Rev. Mr. Gushee,

Joseph T., of Newport, and Susan Hull,
daughter of Joseph, late of South Kings-
town, at Sterling, Ct. American of

Jane T., daughter of the late Capt. Christo-
pher R., Esq., of Newport, and Dr. William
Butler, U. S. Navy, at Brooklyn, N. Y.
American of

Samuel, Jr., and Maria Greene, daughter of
Isaiah, Esq., both of and at Charlestown,
R. I. American of

Patience, daughter of Sylvester, Esq., and
Joseph Briggs, at Dighton, Mass. Amer-
ican of

Mary, of Kiliingly, Ct., and Otis Salisbury,
at Glocester, by David Arnold, Esq.
American of

James and Sally Moulton, daughter of late
Michael, at Newport. American of

William B. and Mary Ann Gardiner, at New-
port. American of

Otis, of Kiliingly, Ct., and Elizabeth Orms-
bee, of Providence,

Dr. Ebenezer and Mrs. Elizabeth Tabor, at
New Bedford. American of

Harriet, daughter of late Col. James, and
Constant C. Greene, at Newport, by Rev.
Mr. Webb,

Sally and Peter Wells, at Windham. Ameri-
can of

Mary S., daughter of late Joseph, of New-
port, and Perry W. Shaw, of Cumberland,
at Newport. American of

Capt. John L. and Susan Verily, both of and
at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano,

Alice M. and George W. Hathaway, both of
Dighton, at Rehoboth. American of

Rebecca, of Rehoboth, and James Thayer, of
and at Taunton. American of

Ichabod and Celia D. Wardwell, both of and
at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

June i8, 1816
July 19, 1816
Oct. 12, 1818
Oct. IS, 1819

Dec. 31, 1819

Dec. 31, 1819

Nov. 3, 1820

Nov. 14, 1820
March 30, 1821

Nov. 30, 1 82 1

Dec. 4, 1 82 1

March 22, 1822

Aug. 25, 1822
Feb. 3, 1824

Feb. 27, 1824

May 9, 1824

Aug. 24, 1824

March 4, 1825

May II, 1825

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES 245

PERRY Hiram A. and Mary Ann Gardiner,
daughter of Capt. Edward C, both of New-
port, at New York, July 17, 1825
Eveline, daughter of late Col. James, of New-
port, and Capt. Gideon Ricketson, at Wil-
mington, N.C. American of Aug. 12, 1825
James W., of Lebanon, Ct., and Lavina Lane,
daughter of Dea. Daniel, of and at Norton,
Mass., by Rev. Mr. Clarke, Jan. 30, 1826

Mrs. Mary Ann, daughter of Hon. James De-
Wolfe, and William H. Sumner, Esq., of
Boston, Adj. Gen. of Mass., at Bristol, by
Rev. Bishop Griswold, Oct. 4, 1826

Nancy B. and Asaph L. Bliss, at Rehoboth,
by Rev. Mr. Vernon, Oct. 22, 1826

Mary Ann and Samuel Burr, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering, Dec. 3, 1826

William, Jr., of Lebanon, Ct., and Alice
Segar, of South Kingstown, at Newport,
by Rev. Mr. Torrey,

William, formerly of Newport, and Rosina

' Penelope Almy, of and at Charleston, S. C,

Dwight R., of Riceboro, Ga., and Mary M.
R. Swift, of Fairhaven,

Enock W. and Hannah Dole, at Boston.
American of

Mary Ann, of Salem, and Henry Beckford,
of Andover, at Salem. American of

Lewis and Rachel Gifford, at Nantucket.
American of

Elizabeth and James M. Grinnell, of New
Bedford, at Hopkinton. American of

Belinda and Joseph Sisson, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Waterman,

Nathaniel and Huldah Gibbs, at Wareham.
American of

Cordelia E. and Horatio Gilbert, at Norton,

Mass. American of Dec. 9, 183 1

PERTZ George Henry, Esq., of Hanover, and
Julia Garnett, daughter of late John, at
Paris, France, at the American Embassy,
by Rev. Dr. Jarvis, Sept. 14, 1827

PETERS Harriet S. and William J. Bettes, prin-
ter, at Boston. American of March 30, 182 1

Nicholas and Waitey Greene, both of and at

Providence. American of Feb. 4, 1823

PETERSON Edward and Caroline Cutler, both

of and at Newport, Dec. 15, 1822

PETRI E George, merchant, of Little Falls, N.
Y., and Mary M. Tillinghast, only daugh-

Sept. II,

1827

Oct. 30,

1828

Sept. 3,

1829

Oct. 30,

1829

Feb. 19,

1830

Sept. 24,

1830

Oct. I,

1830

April 24,

1831

May 20,

1831

246 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

PETRI E:

ter of Sylvanus, formerly of Providence, at
Little Falls, N. Y. American of Dec. 15, 1815

PETTY Daniel, Jr., and Harriet Amanda Bur-
gess, daughter of Benjamin, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Oct. 31, 18 19

PETTEY Henrietta, daughter of Daniel, and
Seth Hunt, Jr., both of and at Providence,
by Rev. Dr. Gano, . Dec. 22, 18 19

Eliza, daughter of late David, and Jonathan

Cady, at Providence. American of May 16, 1823

David and Martha Fenner, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Tobey. Ameri-
can of April 15, 1825

Rebecca W., daughter of Daniel, and Enos
H. Weeden, both of and at Providence, by
Rev. Mr. Pickering, Nov. 17, 1825

Barbury and George Leavens, both of Provi-
dence, at Johnston, Jan. 4, 1826

Moses, of Westport, and Phebe Albro, at

Portsmouth. American of June S, 1827

Thomas J. and Phebe Babcock, at Fall River.

American of April 29, 1831

PETTIBONE Lemira and James S. Linn, ed-
itor Western Intelligencer, at Delaware,
N. Y. American of April 4, 1820

PETENGILL Nancy, of this town, and Henry
Hopkins, of Seekonk, at Sterling, Ct.
American of July 14, 1812

PETTINGILL Daniel and Lydia Lincoln, at

Providence. American of Dec. 8, 1821

PETTIS David, of Nantucket, and Frances
Kaull, of Newport, at Providence, by Rev.
J. N. Brown, Aug. 20, 1826

Caroline and Jacob Manchester, both of and
at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Sept. 3, 1827

Arnold and Damaris Fowler, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Kent, Feb. 28, 1828

Henry N. and Olive G. Parker, at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Dr. Pickering, Dec. 17, 1832
PHELPS Amelia and Rev. J. M. Wainwright,

at Hartford,. Ct. American of Aug. 18, 1818

Mary F., eldest daughter of Henry, Esq., and
John Davis. American of Nov. 2, 1819

Mary Ann, of Bristol, anfl Zeno Waterman,
at Johnston. American of Aug. 6, 1822

Charles H., of Stonington, and Ann R. Ham-
mond, daughter of James, of Newport, at
Stonington, by Rev. Mr. Hart, July 28, 1824

Mary Almira, of Windsor, and Roswell M.
Field, of Fayetteville, at Putney, Vt., Dec. 17, 1832

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES

247

PHELPS M. A. and J. H. Clarke, at Boston,
PHETTEPLACE Almy and Welcome White,
at Smithfield, by Thomas Mann, Esq.
American of

Otis and Sally Davis, at Smithfield, by
Thomas Mann, Esq.,

Huldah and Obadiah Smith, both of and at
Smithfield, by Ara Winsor, Esq.,
PHILANTHROPIST Temperance N., of Bos-
ton, and William G. Investigator, of Provi-
dence, at Boston, by Rev. Dr. Goodjudge,
PHILBROOK Harriet and Henry Gushing, at

Providence,
PHILIPS John, editor Herald of the United
States, and Martha Cole, eldest daughter
of Capt. Ebenezer, of and at Warren, by
Rev. Mr. Baker,
PHILLIVS Richard C, U. S. Navy, and Ruth
B. Smith, of and at this town, by Rev. Mr.
Williams,

Capt. Richard, 47, and Eliza Cotton, 13, at
Portsmouth, N. H. American of

Mary, of Warren, and John R. Burroughs, of
Warwick, at Pawtuxet, by Rev. Mr. Jacobs.
American of

Joseph, of this town, and Phebe Smith, of
and at Albany. American of

Joanna B., of Taunton, and Daniel Payson,
of Walpole, Mass., at Taunton,

Charles, 16, and Sally Phillips, daughter of
Charles, 14, at Scituate, by Rev. Mr. Stone.
American of

Sally, daughter of Charles, 14, and Charles
Phillips, 16, at Scituate, by Rev. Mr. Stone.
American of
PHILLIPS Mrs. Tabitha, of Chatham, Mass.,
and Shuball Franklin Arnold, of Smith-
field, at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano,

Lavina, daughter of Nathaniel, Esq., of War-
ren, and Edward Rhodes, of and at Paw-
tuxet, by Rev. Mr. Curtis,

James, of Baltimore, and Lucy Waldron, of
Bristol, eldest daughter of Joseph, Esq.,
at Bristol, by Rev. Mr. Mann,

James, of Providence, and Susan Paine, of
and at Foster. American of

Prescilla and Robert Dyer, at North Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Benedict,

Nancy, youngest daughter of the late Caleb,
Esq., and Stephen Williams, both of and
at Pawtuxet, by Rev. Mr. Curtis,

Dec. 19, 1832

March 4, 1828

Jan. 4, 1829

Nov. 8, 1829

Jan. 16, 1829
Aug. 23, 1819

May 26, 181 [

Aug. 16, 1813
Oct. 19, 1813

March 10, 1815
June 6, 1815
Oct. 9, 1816

April II, 1817

April II, 1817

April 8, 181 8

Jan. 25, 1819

Aug. I, 1819

Nov. 12, 1819

Jan. 30, 1820

April 4, 1820

248

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

PHILLIPS Capt. Joseph and Phebe Cahoone,

daughter of Stephen, Esq , at Newport.

American of
Margaret, daughter of Peter, Esq., and James

Hogg, Esq., the " Ettrick Shepherd " at

Monswold Mains, Scotland. American

of
Ann and Joseph Cheeseley, [both blind], at

Wilmington, Del. American of
Mary, second daughter of Luke, and John

McDonald, of Johnston, at Foster. Amer-
ican of
William R., of Providence, and Mary G.

Freebody, daughter of William, of and at

Newport. American of
John, of Exeter, and Mary Spink, of and at

Wickford,
Martha B., daughter of late Capt. James, of

Newport, and Francis Richmond, of Taun-
ton, at Newport. American of
Stephen and Alice Eliza Williams, daughter

of Henry, at Providence,
John S. and Ann Nicholas, both of and at

Pawtucket, by Rev. Dr. Benedict,
Hannah and John V. Otterson, at Bristol.

American of
Silence, daughter of Capt. Jacob, and Elkanah

Woodward, both of and at Taunton.

American of
Elizabeth and Bennett Pearson, at Valley

Falls. American of
Edward and Sophia Ruggles, daughter of

late Benjamin, at Newport. American of
Abigail B., daughter of Hon. William, and

Rev. Ebenezer Burgess, of Dedharn, at

Boston. American of
N , publisher of National Advocate, and

Hetty Seixas, daughter of late Moses, of

Newport, at New York. American of
Mary L., daughter of late Capt. James, and

Nathaniel S. Ruggles, Esq., both of and at

Newport. American of
Damoris, of Valley Falls, Smithfield, and

Hiram Aldrich, of Seekonk, at said former

place, by Rev. Mr. Benedict,
Mrs. Nancy, daughter of Pardon Angell, and

Mayor Flavell Paterson, both of and at

Scituate. American of
Thomas Walley, Esq., attorney at law, and

Anna Jones Dunn, daughter of Samuel,

Esq., at Boston. American of

May 9, 1 820

July 7, 1820
Feb. 20, 1 82 1

March 6, 1821

April 6, 182 1
June 14, 1821

Oct. 26, 1 82 1

Jan. I, 1822

March 20, 1822

July 9, 1822

Aug. 9, 1822
March 11, 1823
March 28, 1823

May 30, 1823

Oct. 21, 1823

Nov. 4, 1823

Jan. 4, 1824

March 12, 1824

March 23, 1824

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN^MARRIAGES

249

PHILLIPS Margaret Wendall, daughter of late
Hon. John, of Boston, and Edward Rey-
nolds, M. D., at Boston. American of

David, Jr., and Mary N. Rhodes, daughter of
Capt. Richard, both of and at Scituate, by
Rev. Mr. Knight,

Nathaniel and Nancy Baker, at Taunton,

Betsey and James Smith, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Brawn,

Mary and Jabez Holden, at Pawtuxet, by Rev.
Mr. Shurtleff,

Harriet, of Cranston, and Jacob H. Brown,
of Rehoboth, at Cranston, by Rev. Mr.
Tatem,

Rev. , of Attleboro, and Susan Cole, of

and at Providence, by- Rev. Dr. Gano.
American of

Joseph and Mary Ann Lockwood, both of
Warwick, at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pick-
ering,

Stephen, of Smithfield, and Almana Cooke,
of and at Glocester,

Thomas, Jr., of Exeter, and Mercy Hoxsie,
of West Greenwich, at Centreville, by Rev.
Mr. Wilson,

Robey, of Warren, and Thomas Eddy, of
Attleboro, at Swanzey, by Rev. Mr. Baker,

Joseph, of Duxbury, and Sally Whiting, at
Plymouth. American of

Hannah Proctor, daughter of late Capt. Will-
iam, and John Brown Thompson, all of
Warren, at Swanzey, by Rev. Mr. Baker,

Samuel and Emeline Traverse, daughter of
the late Thomas, of Rehoboth, at the
Second Unitarian Church, Providence, by
Rev. Dr. Edes,

Ruth, of Taunton, and George Bailey, of Fall
River, at Taunton. Amei-ican of

Grafton G., of Dartmouth, and Mary M. Cat-
tle, of and at Freetown,

Patience, daughter of Nathaniel, Esq., of
Warren, and Capt. Alfred Smith, of Paw-
tuxet, at Warren, by Rev. Mr. Hathaway,
at St. Mark's Church,

Stephen A. and Elizabeth Brown, at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Waterman,

Olivia T., of Bristol, and Joseph Wadsworth
Barrett, of Boston, at Bristol,
PHINNEY Eliza Kinnicutt, daughter of Daniel,
and Captain William Champlain, both of
and at Warren. American of

Jan. II, 1825

Dec. 22, 1825
Jan. 22, 1826

April 6, 1826

Oct. 14, 1826

Dec. 31, 1826

March 23, 1827

June 10, 1827
Jan. 6, 1828

Feb. 26, 1828
Nov. 24, 1828
Sept. 15, 1829

July 4, 1830

Sept. 16, 1830

March 22, 183 1

April 28, 1 83 1

Jan. 22, 1832

April 23, 1832

Oct. I, 1833

Sept. 23, 1823

250

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

PHINNEY Hannah, daughter of Daniel, and

Capt. Ambrose Barnaby, both of and at

Warren, by Rev. Mr. Hathaway, Feb. 24, 183 1

PHIPPEN George and Eliza Rhodes, at Lynn,

Mass. American of Nov. 13, 1818

PHIPPS Harriet, of Thompson, Ct,, and Samuel

Harrington, of Brimfield, Mass., at Thomp-
son. American of Nov. 13 — 27, 1821
Sarah C, of Framingham, Mass., and Luther

Metcalf, Jr., Esq., of Medway, at Framing-
ham. American of Jan. 29, 1828
PICKENS James, of Boston, merchant, and

Charity Mackie, youngest daughter of Dr.

Andrew, at Wareham, by Rev. Noble

Everett, June 15, 1815

PICKERING Elizabeth, daughter of Hon. Tim-
othy, and Hammond Dorsey, of Maryland,

at Wenham, Mass. American of Aug. 20, 1816

Levina, of Bellingham, Mass., and Oliver Fol-

lett, of and at Cumberland. American of April 3, 1821

Emeline, eldest daughter of Rev. David, and

John S. Greene, publisher of the Christian

Telescope and Republican Herald, both of

and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering, Oct. 8, 1828

PICKETT William D., Esq., of Washington,

Ala., and Eliza G. Whitman, of Providence,

at Washington, Ala., June 10, 18.59

PICKMAN Martha, daughter of Hon. B ,

and Samuel B. Walcott, at Salem. Amer-
ican of June 9, 1829
PIDGE Mary, of Attleboro, and David Gould, of

this towrn. at Attleboro, by Rev. Mr.

Wilder, ' April 18, 1813

Winthrop, of this town, and Ann Burt Norris,

daughter of the late Capt. Paul V., of and

at Bristol, by Rev. Mr. Wight, June 7, 181 5

Hannah, of Attleboro, and William C. Lin-
coln, of Norton, at Providence. American

of Oct. I, 1819

Charlotte, daughter of Benjamin, of Dighton,

and Edwin M. Larchar, of Providence, at

Dighton. American of March 6, 1821

Benjamin, of Providence, and Lydia Lewis,

of and at Dighton. American of Jan. 25, 1822

Ann Eliza, of North Providence, and Pardon

Williams, of Taunton, at North Providence, March 22, 1829
PIKE James and Amey Butler, both of this

town, Oct. 4, 1 81 3

James M. and Martha Corey, youngest

daughter of the late Capt. William, by

Rev. Dr. Gano, July 31, 1814

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN^MARRIAGES

251

PIKE Henry and Mrs. Mary Moore, both of and
at this town,

Isaac, of Killingly, Conn., and Rebecca Briggs,
daughter of the late Robert, of and at
Foster. American of

Mary Ann, of Providence, and John F. Jen-
kins, Esq., at Lexington, Ky.,

Sally, of North Providence, and Ezekiel
Smith, 2d, at Rehoboth. American of

Jonathan and Cynthia Hathaway, at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Dr. tjano,

Betsey and Horatio Webb, printer, both of
Brooklyn, Ct., at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Edes,

Edward, of Warwick, and Ann Maria Barton,
daughter of Capt. Rufus, of and at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering,
PINCKNEY Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Jacob,
of Pinckney's farm, and Samuel Kennedy,
of this town, at said Pinckney's farm,
Johnston, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,
PINKNEX Julia, youngest daughter of Jacob,
of Johnston, and George Beverly, of Cran-
stonj at Johnston, by Rev. Mr. Jacobs,

Isaac H. and Julia Ann Tread well, eldest
daughter of the late Capt. Jonathan, both
of and at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Crocker,

Jacob, Jr., of North Providence, and Sarah
Fowler, of Newport, at Providence, by Rev.
Mr. Baker,

Charlotte and William Stewart, Esq., at Bal-
timore. American of

Eliza Lucas, daughter of Gen. Charles C,
and Ralph Izard, Esq., at Charleston, S.
C. American of
PINKHAM Coffin and Mrs. Rebecca Haskell, at
Nantucket. American of

Alexander and Thirza Fuller, at Nantucket.
American of
PINGRY Mary H. and David Currier, at New-

buryport. American of
PINN Mary and Benoni Ward, both of and at

Newport. American of
PINNEGAR Mary, daughter of Col. David, and
James B. Pearce, both of and at East
Greenwich. American of
PIPER Joseph and Caroline Stone, at Newbury-

port. American of
PIRRSON Susannah Matilda, daughter of James,
and Robert Eberard Schmidt Von Der

Nov. 4, 18,15

March i, 1816

March 14, 1822

June 8, 1824

Dec. 9, 1824

April 16, 1826

May 17, 1830

May 3, 1813

Feb. 22, i8i6

March' 30, 181 8

May 24, 1818
Nov. 20, 1 82 1

March 12, 1824
Aug. 25, 1829
May 27, 1 83 1
Nov. 17, 1829
Oct. 17, 1820

April 13, 1827
Jan. 29, 1830

252 VITAL RECORD- OF RHODE ISLAND

PIRRSON:

Lannitz, both of and at New York, by Rev.
Mr. Bayard, - May 9, 1831

PITCHER George F. and Freelove S, Whipple. •
in this town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson. Ameri-
can of Nov. II, 1808

Sally and Charles O. Foster, merchant, both
of and at this town, by Rev. Mr. Edes, Aug. 5, 181 3

Alanson and Catharine Kelley, at Providence,

by Rev. Mr. Baker, Nov. 23, 1820

Maria, daughter of Dr. Elisha, of Franklin,
Ct., and Noyes Champlain, of Windam, at
Franklin. American of Dec. 23, 1823

Mary Ann Foster, only daughter of Earned,
and Luke Parmenter, at St. Peter's Church,
Pawtucket, by Rev. Mr. Taft, Aug. 23, 1826

Emeline B. and John H. Gould, both of Paw-
tucket, at Seekonk, by Rev. Mr. Barney, Dec. 8, 1828

Sarah Ann and Alfred Jordan, both of and
at Smithfield, by George L. Barnes, Esq., Aug. 21, 1831

PITMAN Eliza, eldest daughter of Rev. John, of
this town, and Jacob Willard, Esq. , Attor-
ney and Counsellor at Law, of Fitchburg, ,
Mass., in this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Sept. 17, 1810

Benjamin H. and Mary Ann Stanhope,
daughter of the late Edward, at Newport.
American of Dec. 25, 1810

Eliza, daughter of Thomas G., Esq., and Wil-
liam S. Nichols, at Newport. American of April 4, 1815

Rachel H., daughter of Thomas G., Esq., of
Newport, and Charles M. Thurston, at
Newport. American of Sept. 11, 1818

Abby, daughter of Thomas G., of Newport,
and Eberezer Coleman, pastor of Congre-
gational Church at Tiverton, married at
Newport. American of Jan. 26, 1819

Rev. Hipkins, 74, and Miss Phebe Adams,
72. The mother of the bride is still living;
was married to James Bates about 1725.
She has now about 80 descendants; in Vir-
ginia. American of June 22, 1819

Peter and Lucy Loomis, both of and at Prov-
idence, by Rev. Mr. Baker, Aug. 12, 1819

Rebecca, daughter of late Isaac, of Provi
dence, and Abraham Wild, Esq., of Bos-
ton, at Hartford, Ct. American of June 15, 1821

Elizabeth Ann, daughter of late John, and
William H. Taylor, at Newport. Ameri-
can of June 22, 1821

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES 253

PITMAN Benjamin, of New Bedford, and Mary
Ann Carter, daughter of Capt. Robert, of
and at Newport. American of. Oct. 21, 1823

Rosannah and Milton Hall, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering, Nov. 20, 1824

James, of Newport, and Elizabeth D Wheeler,
daughter of Isaac, Esq., of and at Stoning-
ton, Ct., Oct. 30, 1825

Emily, daughter of Thomas G., Esq., and
Capt. Simon Newton, Jr., both of and at
Newport, by Rev. Dr. Patten, July 8, 1827

Phebe V., daughtei' of Isaac, of Newport, and
George W. Ormsbee, of Providence, ' at
Newport, by Rev. Mr. Eddy, Nov. 18, 1827

William R., of Fall River, and Matilda Thurs-
ton, at Newport, by Rev. Mr. Norris.
American of Dec. 2, 1828

Mary Ann. of Portsmouth, N. H., and Ben-
jamin T. Wells, of and at Boston. Ameri-
can of April 13, 1830

Thomas G., Jr., and Sarah R. Sweet, at

Newport. American of Dec. 28, 1830

Benjamin, Jr., and Betsey Reynolds, young-
est daughter of William, Esq., at Bristol,
by Rev. Mr. Lewis. American of Jan. 25, 1831

Eliza Ann, of Newport, and Joseph Crocker,
of Providence, at Newport, by Rev. Mr.
Tucker, March 7, 1831

Eleanor and Jeremiah D. Liscomb, at Bris-
tol. American of May 24, 183 1
PITTS Hope and Benjamin Robinson, in this

town, ' Jan. 29, 1 81 1

Joseph and Bathsheba Arnold, daughter of

the late Col. Daniel, of and at Smithfield, Jan. i, 1815

Abner, of Taunton, and Eleanor Sanford,
daughter of Capt. Joseph, of and at Berk-
eley, by Rev. Mr. Andr?s, Sept. 14, 181 5

Maria and Benjamin Robinson, both of and
at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Dec. 14, 1815

Sarah, of Dighton, and James H. Blake, of

Taunton, at Dighton. American of Sept. 23, 1823

Mrs. Eleanor J5., of Providence, and Calvin
W. Chace, of Killingly, Ct., at Providence,
by Rev. Dr. Gano, Jan. 4, 1824

Lovice and Nathan Chace, at Dighton, by

Rev. Ebenezer Blake. American of Oct. 12, 1824

PLACE Mary and Richard R. Clemens, at Glo-

cester. American of Nov. 18, 18 14

Peter and Eliza Hathaway, eldest daughter
of Benjamin, both of and at Providence, by
Rev. Dr. Gano, Dec. 17, 18 16

254 VITAL RECORD OP RHODE ISLAND

PLACE Mary, only daughter of Philip, and Levi
Johnson, Esq., both of and at East Green-
wich, by Rev. Mr. Palmer. American of Dec. 22, 1818
Samuel and Mrs. Sarah Carr, both of and at

Newport. American of Dec. 17, 1819

Sarah Ann and George B. Whitford, both of

and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Seamans, April 6, 1826

John and Eveline Greene, at Pawtuxet, March 27, 1828

Nancy F. and Allen O. Lott, at Johnston, by

Rev. Mr. Manchester, Oct. 30, 1828

PLACID E Caroline, of New York, and Leigh
Waring, of the Providence Theatre, at New
York. American of July i, 1814

PLATNER Mrs. Lydia and Dea. Josiah Cady,

at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Waterman, Feb. 7, 1832

PLOOMEY Hawes and William Millard, both of

,and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering, Sept. 27, 1829

PLOUGH Eliza, aged 1 1 y., 11 m., r i days, and

Harrison Currens, 15, in Kentucky, July 2, 1829

PLUMLEY John and Mary Dismore, at Boston.

American of Feb. 9, 1830

PLUMMER Sarah F., daughter of the Governor-
elect, and late Senator of U. S., and Will-
iam Claggett, Esq., member of N. H. As-
sembly, son of Hon. Clifton, late M. C.
and Judge of Superior Court, at Epping,
N. H. American of June 14, 1816

A. F. and Mary Ann Proffett (colored), both

of and at Providence. American of May 15, 1821

Mary Ann S., of Portland, Me., and Capt.
James R. Dockray, Jr., of Newport, at
Portland American of July 26, 1825

William and Elizabeth C. Safford, at New-
bury. American of April 16, 1830

POINDEXTER Hon. George, U. S. Senator
from Mississippi, and Ann Hewes, daugh-
ter of Samuel, Esq., of Boston, at Washing-
ton, D. C, by Rev. Dr. Howley, May 15, 1832

POLE William Wellesley [nephew of Lord Well-
ington] and Tilney Long, said to be the
richest heiress in England. Her income is
;^8o,ooo per year. American of May r, 1812

POLFHLL John G., Esq., of Augusta, Ga., and
Harriet Allen Taylor, of and at Hillsbor-
ough, N. C. American of Nov. 19 18 19

POLK William, U. S. Navy, and Almy Town-
send, daughter of William, Esq., at Town-
sendville, N. Y. American of Dec. 9, 1817

Lucius J., of Tennessee, and Mary A. Eastin,
of and at Washington, at the Presidential
Mansion, April 10, 1832

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES

255

POLLARD Ezra and Nancy Winsiow, both of
Coventry, at Warwick. American of

John and Ann Hill, at Providence, by Rev.
-Mr. Pickering,
POLLEY Mary, ot Walpole, and Amos M.
Hooper, formerly of Lemerick, Me., at
Walpole,
POMROY Elijah, of Wolcott, Conn., and Mary
Bowers, of and at this town, by Rev. Mr.
Williams. American of

Swann L. and Fra ce's M. Fales, daughter of
late Hon. Samuel, of Taunton, at Newport,
POMEROY Olive, daughter of Lemuel, Esq.,
and Prof. Chester Dewey, of Williams Col-
lege, at Pittsfield, Mass. American of
POND Martin, of Franklin, and Amey Elderkin,
of this town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Charlotte, daughter of Capt, Jabez, of Wren-
tham, and Billings Harstow, of Providence,
at Wrentham, by Rev. Dr. Fiske,

Hannah, of Providence, and Jarvis Hopkins,
at Foster,

Charles N., Esq., of Pawtucket, and Charlotte
J. Hetherington, of and at Providence, by
Rev. Mr. Waterman,

Gilmore and Rachel L. Wallace, at Lowell.
American of

Joseph E., of Wrentham, and Jane C.
Spooner, daughter of Rev. Thomas, of
Cumberland, at Warren, by Rev. Mr.
Welch,

William, Jr., and Frances L. Moore, at Bos-
ton. American of
POOL Sophia, of Tisbury, and James Lyon, of

Newport, at Tisbury. American of
POOLE Cornelia W., daughter of Joseph, of
New York, and George H. Ellery, of New-
port, at New York,
POORE Lydia, daughter of Moses, Esq , and
David Lawrence Morrill, Governor of New
Hampshire, both of Goffstown, at Pem-
broke, N. H. American of

Rev. Ebenezer, Pastor of Second Church,
Beverly, and Clarissa Abbott, of and at
Andover. American of

Boyleston and Mrs. Susan Dresser, at Paw-
tucket, by Rev. Mr. Taft,

William, Jr., and Lydia Ferrin, at Haverhill.
American of

POPE Mr. and Miss Young,

in England. American of

Oct. 27, 1820
Dec. 28, 1826

June 30, 1823

Aug. 17, 1813
Dec. 21, 1824

June 7, 1825
March 5, 1809

Jan. I, 1827
Dec. 30, 1827

Nov. 12, 1828
Sept. 15, 1829

Oct. 22, 1829
April 2, 1830
Oct. 25, 1822

Dec. 13, 1832

Aug, 13, 1824

March 22, 1825

May 22, 1825

Aug. 3, 1830

Feb. 4, 1814

256 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

POPE Mary Taylor, eldest daughter of the late

Dr. John, and George W. Taylor, mer-
chant, both of and at Providence, by Rev.

Mr. Wilson, Sept. i8, 1817

Emily, of Boston, and Elisha B. Perkins,

Esq., of Pomfret, Ct., at Boston. Amer-
ican of July 2, 1822
Louisa, daughter of late Dr. John, of Provi-
dence, and Elisha Manton, of Augusta,

Geo , at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson.

American of " Sept. 9, 1823

William and Abigail Day, both of and at

Smithfield, by Rev. Mr. White, Jan. i, 1824

PORTER Mary and Benjamin Seaver, both of

Taunton, at Newport. American of Nov. 22, 1S08

Dr. Isaac, -of Charlton, Mass., and Amey

Potter, daughter of Capt. William, of and

at Cranston, by Rev. Mr. Preston. Amer-
ican of June 24, 1817
Eliza and Jeremiah Heaby, at Worcester,

Mass. American of Aug. 22, 1817

Major General Peter B., of New York, and

Mrs. Letitia P. Grayson, of Kentucky,

daughter of the late Hon. John Brecken-

bridge, late Attorney General of United

States, at Princeton, N. ]., Oct. i6, 1818

Sarah M. and Seril Manton, at Kinderhook,

N. Y., Jan. 2, 1820

Chloe, of Berlin, and Everard Peck, Editor

of Rochester [N. Y.] Telegraph, at Berlin,

Ct. American of Nov. 7, 1820

Rowena, daughter of late Robert, Esq., of

Freetown, Mass , and Stephen Bowen, of

Newport, at Freetown. American of March 2, 1824

Eliza A., of Boston, and Charles A. Hamil-
ton, of Worcester, at Boston. American

of March 14, 1826

Bethiah, of Bridgewater, Mass., and Apollos

Howard, at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Edes.

American of Nov. 27, 1827

Henry and Clarrissa Tompkins, at Pawtucket.

American of May 13, 1828

Philip and Sarah Carver, at Taunton, Sept. 21, 1828

Charles, of Hartford, and Amelia Townsend,

daughter of Capt. Solomon, of and at

Providence, by Rev. Dr. Wayland, Sept. 29, 1828

Galen T. and Mary E. Fletcher, at Boston.

American of Sept. 22, 1829

Edward J., of Plymouth, and Eliza Ball, of

Waterbui;y, at Litchfield, Ct. American of Oct. 16, 1829

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES

257

PORTER David and Elizabeth Hamm, at Bos-
ton, by Rev. Mr. Haskins, Rector of Grace
Church,

Sarah Ann and Peleg S. Sherman, both of
and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Phillips,
PORTUGAL Donna Maria Teresa, daughter of
the Prince Regent of, and Don Pedro
Carlos, Infant of Spain, at Brazils. The
bride is in her 17th year. Great rejoicings
took place and 2500 rockets were dis-
charged at once. American of
POST Julia L., of New York, and James De-
Wolfe, Jr., of Bristol, at New York, by
Rev. Dr. Romeyn. American of

Eleanor, of New York, and Francis L. B.
DeWolfe, of Bristol, at New York, by
Rev. Dr. Romeyn,

Ralph and Mary Gardiner, of Newport, at
Chatham. American of

Alanson and Mary D. Chace, of and at Swan-
zey. American of

Magdalen R., of New York, and Isaac Gib-
son, son of late Wood, Esq., of Liverpool,
at New York, by Rev. Dr. Wainwright.
American of
POTTER Olney and Mary Richardson, at Glo-
cester,

Cyrus, of this town, and Mary M. Fenner,
daughter of Col. Richard, of and at Cran-
ston, married by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Charles, 2nd, and Serena Hull, in this town,
by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Mrs. , widow of Sprague, and Wil-
liam Peckham, Esq.,

Hon. Elisha R., Esq., of South Kingstown,
M. C, and Mary Mawney, daughter of
Pardon, Esq., of and at West Greenwich.
[Note — we think this should read " East."
J. N. A.] American of

Stephen, of Scituate, and Matilda Aldrich, of
and at Foster,

Christina and Henry Gardiner, both of this
town, at Newport. American of

Joseph K., of this town, and Abby P. Dyer,
daughter of Dr. Benjamin, at Cranston,
by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Sarah and Horace Fox, by Rev. Mr. Cornell,

William and Hannah B. Gladding, daughter
of the late Nathaniel, Jr., all of this town,
by Rev. Mr. Williams,

May 3, 1831
Aug. 19, 1832

July 13, 1810

May 19, 1815

March 9, 1820
Sept. 10, 1822
Dec. 26, 1823

July 31, 1829
Dec. 25, 1808

Jan. I, 1809

Jan. 8, 1809

April 30, 1809

July 13, 1810

March 10, 181 1

April 30, 181 1

Sept. 30, 18 1 1
Nov. 10, 181 1

Nov. 10, 181 1

258

VITAL RECORD OP RHODE ISLAND

POTTER Sarah W., daughter of H-

Esq., of Providence, and John F. Herby, of
and at Savannah, Ga.,

Phihp and Abigail W. Field, daughter of the
late John, in this town, by Rev. Mr. Wil-
son,

Charles, merchant, and Eliza Rodman,
daughter of the late Capt. William, in this
town, by Rev. Dr. Crocker,

Ann, daughter of the late Governor Potter,
and Dennison Hull, both of and at South
Kingstown. American of

Mrs. Lydia and Christopher Waterman, at
Cranston, by Rev. Mr. Sprague,

Rebecca, of Scituate, and Benjamin Dawley,
of South Kingstown, at Scituate, by Rev.
Mr. Westcott. American of

Mary and David Simmons, both of and at
Johnston,

Amey, daughter of Capt. William, of Cran-
ston, and Dr. Isaac Porter, of Charlton,
Mass., at Cranston, by Rev. Mr. Preston.
American of

William H. and Ann Peck, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Baker,

Thomas Forrester and Martha West, both
of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Baker,

Ira, of Providence, and Clotilda Chaffee, of
and at Seekonk, by Rev. Mr. Pitman.
American of

William, Jr., and Sarah Ann C. Dean, daugh-
ter of Simon, both of and at Providence,
by Rev. Dr. Gano. American of

Hannah and James Westcott, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano,

Sally, daughter of Rouse, and Peleg Babcock,
Jr., Esq., at South Kingstown. American
of

Phinehas and Hetty Thurber, daughter of
Lemuel, both of and at Providence, by
Rev. Dr. Gano,

Mary Arnold and Moses Curtis, both of
Providence, at Warwick, by Rev. Mr. Cur-
tis,

Rhoda and James M. Thorp, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Baker,

Lieut. Benjamin C, of Coventry, and Sally
Barrus, daughter of Capt. Thomas, of
Killingly, Ct., at Coventry, by Obed Per-
kins, Esq.,

April 9, 18 [2

Sept. 24, 1812

June 7, £813

May 20, 1814
March 24, 1814

Nov. 8, 1814
Sept. 8, 1816

June 24, 1817
Aug. 24, 1817
Nov. 27, 1 817

March 23, 1819

Aug. 24, 1819
Nov. 10, 1819

Nov. 19, 1 819

Feb. 29, 1820

March 23, 1820
July 20, 1820

Sept. 24, 1820

RHODE ISLANP AMERICAN— MARRIAGES

259

POTTER William T.and Mary Anthony, daugh-
ter of Abraham, of and at Portsmouth, at
Friends' Meeting House. American of
Prudence, only daughter of Daniel, and John
D. Cole, both of and at Foster. American
of
Amanda, eldest daughter of Capt. Job, and
James Fisher, both of and at Pawtuxet, by
Rev. Mr. Curtis,
Alice and Joseph T. Seager, both of South

Kingstown, at Newport. American of
Lydia, daughter of Restcome, and Capt.
Barzillai S. Adams, of Fair Haven, at New-
port. American of
Stephen and Sophia A. Carr, both of and at

Newport. American of

Philip and Sarah Ann Jenckes, daughter of

late Jerathniel, at Pawtucket. American of

Sarah H., daughter of Jeremiah, of North

Kingstown, and Stephen A. Robinson, of

Newport, at North Kingstown. American

of

(Note. — I think this should read " South "

instead of " North." J. N. A.)

Simeon, of Foster, and Mrs. Marian Slocum,

of and at Warwick. American of
James and Isabella Burdick, both of and at

Providence. American of
Major Jeremiah and Amey W. Harris, daugh-
ter of Charles, Esq., both of and at Scitu-
ate. American of
Harriet Maria, daughter of John, Esq., and
Robert F. Stockton, Esq., U. S. Navy, at
Charleston, S. C. American of
Nancy and Frederick Underwood, formerly
of Newport, at New Bedford. American of
Rev. Alonzo, Prof, of Mathematics and Nat-
ural Philosophy in Union College, and
Sarah Maria Nott, daughter of Rev. Eli-
phalet, at Schenectady, N. Y. American of
Elizabeth R., daughter of Capt. Robinson,
and Theophilus C. Dunn, M. D., at ISIew-
port. American of
Amey W., daughter of Arthur M., Esq., and

Israel Randall, at Cranston,
Stephen S. and Rebecca H. Congdon, both

of and at Cranston. American of
Roger Williams and Sarah Louisa Langley,
daughter of Joshua H., at Providence, by
Rev. Dr. Gano,

Oct. 10, 1820

Oct. 23, 1820

Jan. 16, 1821
Feb. 23, 1 82 1

April 6, 182 1

June I, 1821

Dec. 14, 1821

Feb. 26, 1822

June II, 1822
Oct. 8, 1822

Oct. 25, 1822

March 21, 1823
March 25, 1823

April 25, 1823

April 27, 1824

July 5, 1824

July 23, 1824

Feb. 6, 1825

260 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

POTTER Abby, of Providence, and Oresta Whit-
ney, of Westboro, at Providence, by Rev.
Mr. Wilson, March 13, 1825

Col. Edward and Mrs. Welthian Matteson,
daughter of Christopher, of West Green-
wich, at Cranston, by Rev. Mr. Knight.
American of May 20, 1825

Israel K. and Hannah Young, both of Crans-
ton, at Providence, June 26, 1825

Peleg, of Portsmouth, and Jane Weeden, of
and at Providence, Dy Rev. Mr. Pickering, Oct. i, 1826

Maria, daughter of Henry, of Warwick, and
Curtis Ames, of Preston, Ct., at Voluntown,
Ct. American of April 24 and May 4, 1827

Mrs. Sarah A., of North Providence, and
Samuel Chaffee, of Boston, by Rev, Mr.
Cheney, Sept. 27, 1827

Phebe, of Adamsville, Little Compton, and
Melvin Borden, of P"all River, at said former
place, by Rev. Mr. Paine,

Jermon Y. and Lucinda Blanchard, of Scit-
uate, at Brooklyn, Ct., by Rev. Mr. Tatem,

Sarah R. and Thomas R. Stafford, at Paw-
tuxet,

George A., of Providence, and Maria F.
Stall, of and at Taunton, by Rev. Mr. Hall,

Susan, daughter of James, of Coventry, and
Curnal B. Capron, of Providence, at Cov-
entry, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Almy G. and Henry Fenner, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering,

Rebecca W. and Capt. Samuel T. Remington,

at Pawtuxet, by Rev. Mr. Shurtleff, Oct. 9, 1828

Hannah and Peleg Johnson, at Providence,
by Rev. Dr. Edes, Nov. 10, 1828

Lewis and Mary C. Howard, both of Provi-
dence, at Pawtucket, by I^ev. Dr. Benedict, Nov. 20, 1 828

Lewis and Mary G. Harwood, daughter of
Edward, both of and at Pawtucket, by Rev.
Dr. Benedict, Nov. 20, 1828

Hannah and Asa .Swift, at Kingstown.
American of Dec. 5, r828

Mary and John Douglass, at Prudence Island,
by Rev. Mr. Wight, Dec. 23, 1828

Moses, of Providence, merchant, and Arra-
bella Williamina Stilson, daughter of
Joseph, of and at Quebec, June 19, 1829

Nathaniel F. and Sabrina C. Abbott, both of
and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Farley, June 24, 1829

Oct. 21,

1827

Nov. s,

1827

May II,

1828

May 18,

1828

June I,

1828

Aug. 25,

1828

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES 261

POTTER Mahala, only daughter of Capt. Reu-
ben, of Coventry, and Charles Griffiths, of

Foster.at Coventry, by Hon. Obed Perkins, Oct. ii, 1829
Robert W. and Eliza Gorton, at Warwick, by

Rev. Henry Tatem, May 31, 1830

Rev. William T. and Mrs. Henrietta R.

Hamilton, both of and at New Haven, Ct.

American of June 22, 1830

Charles and Lydia Brown, at Beverly. Amer-
ican of Aug. 27, 1830
Jonanka S. and David S. Tabor, at New

Bedford. American of Aug. 27, 1830

Hannah and William Wilcox, at Westport.

American of March 25, 183 1

Maria W., of Providence, and Charles E.

Dunham, of Warwick, at Providence, by

Rev. Mr. Brown, May 24, 1831

Mehitable R., daughter of late Restcome, of

Newport, and Capt. Seth W. Macy, of

Nantucket, at Newport, June 5, 1831

James B. and Julia Ann Studley, daughter

of Capt. John, both of and at Providence,

by Rev. Mr. Phillips, Dec. 29, 1831

Zuriel, of Cranston, and Roby M. Ames,

daughter of Dyer, of and at Plainfield, Ct., Feb. 2, 1832

POTTLE Sarah and George W. Fox, both of

and at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Jan. 11, 1821

William B. and Merebah Thornton, both of

and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, May 26, 1824

POTTS Sarah M. and Hon. Willis Allston, at

Wilmington, N. C. American of July i, 1817

POWE Anne and William Rumson, after a day's

courtship, at Biddleford, Eng. American

of July 24, 1827

POWELL John H., Esq., of Philadelphia, and

Julia De Veaux, eldest daughter of the late

Col. De Veaux, of and at New York, by

Rt Rev. Bishop Hobart, Oct. 21, 1817

Isabella Harrison, daughter of Snelling, Esq.,

and Samuel Hopkins, merchant, both of

and at Boston, Oct. 10, 181 8

Col. and Mrs. , at Mobile,

Ala. American of Nov. 12, 181 g

Anne and Stephen Cambreleng, both of and

at New York. American of Sept. 23, 1825

Elizabeth, second daughter of late Snelling,

and Henry James Finn, Manager of the

Theatres, at Boston, by Rev. Dr. Gardiner, Sept. 14, 1826
Amelia and Albert Manchester, both of and

at Bristol, by Rev. Mr. Bristed, at St.

Michael's Church, Aug. 18, 183 1

262

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

POWER Rebecca M., eldest daughter of Major
Nicholas, and William R. Staples, Esq.,
Attorney at Law, both of and at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Dr. Crocker,

Sarah Helen, of Providence, and John Wins-
low Whitman, Esq., of Boston, at Jamaica,
L. I., by Rev. Mr. Sayers,

William, M. D., and Marianna Sloane Doyle,
eldest daughter of Lawrence, of Halifax,
N. S., at New York. American of
PRALL Maria C, daughter of late Abraham,
Esq., and Cornelius W Lawrence, Esq., at
New York,
PRATT Phebe, daughter of Joseph, and Thomas
H. Mumford, both of and at Newport, by
Rev. Mr. Ward,

Rhoda and Horatio Bayles, both of Dighton,
Mass. American of

Caleb, of Vrovidence, and Sally Walker, of
and at Stafford, Ver. American of

Job L. and Eliza A. Church, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Preston,

Cyrus, of Boston, and Nancy Slocum, of
Pawtuxet, at Boston, by Rev. Mr. Sharp.
American of

Sarah Ann, daughter of late Thomas, and
Richard Hoppin, of Providence, at New-
port, by Rev. Mr. Dunn,

Harriet M., daughter of Capt. Asa, and John
E. Hayward, Esq , both of and at South
Bridgewater. American of

Peter, Esq., Attorney at Law, and Ann Eliza
Barnes, daughter of late Hon. David L.,
both of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Edes,

Henry W. and Clorinda Leonard, at South
Bridgewater, Mass. American of

Mary, daughter of Job, of Middleboro, and
Jesse Dean, at Taunton,

Col. John B. and Elizabeth E. Wheelock, at
Hopkinton, Mass. American of

Julia Ann, of Cranston, and Josiah Cuthran,
of Providence, at Cranston, by Arthur
Potter, Esq.,

Joseph and Caroline Chamberlain, at Worces-
ter,

William Livingstone, Clerk of the General
Assembly of New Jersey, and Mary Frances
Buckner, daughter of Amos B., Esq., of
Virginia, at Washington. American of

Nov. 27, 1821

July 10, 1828

Sept. IS, 1829

Nov. 24, 1 8 14

Dec. 21. 1809
Dec. 3, 1813

Dec. 23, 1817
May I, 1820

Sept. 19, 1820

Dec. 12, 1820

Oct. S, 1821

Dec. 6, 1821

Jan. I, 1822

June 4, 1826

March 30, 1827

Oct. 2r, 1827
Oct. 30, 1827

June 20, 1828

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES 263

PRATT Betsey A., daughter of late Spencer, and
John N. Miller, both of and at Bristol, by
Rev. Mr. Wight, Aug. lo, 1828

Capt. Marrison B. and Stella Bates, at Mans-
field. American of Jan. 6, 1829

Amasa and Sally Wood, at Mansfield, by

Rev. Mr. Briggs. American of Feb. 17, 1829

Rev. John, of New Haven, and Mary Corey,

at Brookline, Mass. American of May 4, 1830

Mary W. and Capt. Nicholas Sandford, of
Dartmouth, at New Bedford. American
of Aug. 20, 1830

Caleb Ingraham and Caroline Dennie Major,

at Boston, April 7, 1 83 1

George W. and Mary B. White, daughter of
the late Joseph, Jr., Esq., of Salem, at
Boston, by Rev. Mr. Haskins, Rector of
Grace Church, May 3, 1831

Job L. and Harriet Fisher, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. .VI r. Waterman, April 25, 1832

John L. and Harriet Fisher, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Waterman, April 25, 1832

PRAY Phebe, daughter of Peter, and Elijah

Armstrong, of Smithfield, at Glocester, May 25, 1828

PRENTICE John and Sally S. Barratt, in this

town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, June 21, 1812

Sally and Caleb Arnold, both of and at this

town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson. American of Dec. 26, 181 5

PRENTLSS Betsey, of Providence, and Jeremiah

S. Barrett, of Boston, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, June 27, 1821
PRENTICE Mary and George Maguire, both of

and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Feb. 8, 1824

Timothy D. and Eunice L. Congdon, at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Crocker, April 17, 1828

Ann B. and David Watts, by Rev. Dr. Way-
land, June 17, 1828

Mahala S., of Grafton, and George W. Drury,
of Boston, at Grafton, by Rev. Mr. Con-
yers. American of Nov. 13, 1827

Ellen and William Peirce, merchant, at Bos-
ton. American of June 10, 1831

Daniel A. and Mary S. Bogman, both of and
at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Farley, Nov. 21, 1831

PRESBURY James and Susan Williams, both

of Taunton, at Raynham. American of June i, 1821

Mary and Captain A Blake, at Taunton,

by Rev. Mr. Hamilton, Oct. 2, 1825

PRESBREY John O. and Abby Godfrey, daugh-
ter of Captain William, at Taunton. Amer-
ican of Dec. 3, 1830

264

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

PRESCOTT Catharine Elizabeth, daughter of

Hon. William, and P'ranklin Dexter, Esq.,

at Boston. American of
Lieut. J., U. S. Army, and Sarah Folgar, at

Nantucket. American of
Mrs. Mehitable, 76, formerly of Deerfield, N.

H., and Benjamin Judkins, 85, soldier of

the Revolution, at Vienna, Me. American

of
PRESHOE Lucinda and Barney Field, both of

and at Taunton. American of
PRESTON Chloe. of Hampton, Ct., and Nathan

Kendall, of Brooklyn, Ct., at Hampton.

American of
Joseph D. and Waitey G. Crandall, daughter

of Robert, at Exeter. American of
William and Cyrene Cross, at Danvers.

American of
Mary and Ira Lovering, at Boston,
PREVO.ST Augusta Emelia, fourth daughter of

George, Esq., of Greenville, N. Y., and

Samuel Dexter, Jr., son of the late Hon.

Samuel, at Greenville American of
PRICE Abby, daughter of the late John, of New-
port, and Major William Thurber, of and

at this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano,
Martha W., late of Boston, and Wiswall

Jones, Esq., of Charleston, S. C, at Savan-
nah, La Mar, Jamaica, American of
Mary Ann, daughter of the late Capt. John,

of Newport, and Daniel S. Lawrence, Asst.

Postmaster of Providence, at Newport,
Margaret, of Newport, and David BoUes, of

Providence, at Newport, by Rev. Mr.

Choules,
Betsey, daughter of Capt. Matthew, and John

K. Turnbull, both of and at Warwick, by

Rev. Mr. Manchester,
PRIEST Gabriel and Mary Ann Watson, at

Pawtucket, by Rev. Mr. Potter,
PRIME Frederick and Mary R. Jay, daughter of

Peter Augustus Jay, Esq., at New York,

by Rev. William Richmond,
Samuel and Mary C. Williams, at Boston.

American of
PRINCE John and Mrs. Dorcas Pembleton, in

this town,
PRIMER Elizabeth and William Culcalt, at New

Brunswick. American of

Oct. 5, 1819
Feb. 2, 1830

Dec. 25, 1832
Sept. 13, 1822

Nov. 28, 1823

April 2, 1824

Nov. 24, 1829
May 12, 183 1

May 31, 1816

March 24, 18 i6

Aug. I, 1817

Sept. 16, 1823

Nov. 26, 1827

Jan. 27, 1828
March 29, 1829

April 30, 1829

April 29, 1 83 1

April 2, 1809

July 14, 1815

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES 265

PRINCE Rev. John, LL. D., and Emily Waldo,

at Salem, Mass. American of Dec. lo, 1816

Leopold, of Sicily, and Arch Duchess Clem-
entina, daughter of the Emperor of Aus-
tria. American of Sept. 24, 1816

Charles Augustus, of Boston, merchant, and
Penelope Minturn Greene, youngest daugh-
ter of Dr. Thomas, of and at Providence,
by Rev. Prof Adams, May 15, 1820

William and Betsey Fargo, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Preston, Sept. 14, 1820

Phebe Ann, daughter of late James, and Al-
byn Valentine Dike, both of and at Provi-
dence, Sept. 12, 1822

Elizabeth O.and Seba Smith, Jr., Esq., Junior
Editor of Eastern Argus, at Portland.
American of March 18, 1823

Frances J., of Providence, and William Shack
leford, of Wilmington, N. C, at Providence, Aug. 15, 1826

William R., Esq., of Flushing, L. I., and
Charlotte G. Collins, daughter of Lt. Gov.
Charles, of and at Newport, by Rev. Mr.
Wheaton. American of Oct. 10, 1826

Elizabeth M. and Samuel F. Brock, at Nan-
tucket. American of June 25, 1830
PRINCESS Paulina Theresa Louisa and Wil-
liam, King of Wurtemburg, her cousin.
The queen is 19, the king 40. In Germany.
American of June 6, 1820

Maria Ferdinanda Amelia Xaierf, of Saxony,
and Ferdinand III, Grand Duke of Tus-
kany, and brother of the Emperor of Aus-
tria. He is 52, she 25. At Florence, Italy.
American of July 6,1821

PRIOR Hannah H., eldest daughter of Edmund,
of Cow Neck, L. I., and Samuel Rodman,
Jr., Esq., of Newport, merchant, at Cow
Neck, at the F"riends' Meeting House, Nov. 2, 18 19

Martha D. and Abraham Thurston, Esq.,
Deputy Collector of Customs, both of and
at Newport. American of May 3, 1822

PROCTOR Edward and Ann Stephens, both of

Boston, in this town. May 23, 1813

Russell, of this town, and Phebe S. Anthony,
daughter of Benjamin, of and at North
Providence. American of Feb. 28, 1815

Abigail, daughter of Nathaniel, of Olneyville,
and Nathan Bucklin, at Olneyville. Amer-
ican of Feb. 19, 1823

266 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

PROCTOR Sally and Capt. William Wilton, of

New Bedford, at Essex. American of July 4, 1828

Frances W. and George L. Nutter, Esq., at

Barnstead, N. H. American of June 4, 1830

PROFITT Mary Ann and A. F. Plummer

(colored) both of and at Providence.

American of May 15, 1821

PRONNING Matthew C, of Beverly, Mass.,

and Lucy E. Wilcox, of and at Providence,

by Rev. Dr. Gano, Oct. 13, 1819

PROPHET Lydia E. and Isaac Randall, both of

and at Cranston (colored). American of June 4, 1822

PROSPECT John and Abby Swan, both of and

at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Brown, Jan. 19, 1826

PROUD Samuel, of Providence, and Amey Hill,

of South Kingstown, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, May 14, 1821

PRODT Lucy and James Temple, both of and

at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Crocker, Oct. 23, 1820

Mehitable H. and William Brown, both of

and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering, Dec. 16, 1828

PROUTY Eliza Ann and James Cole, at Boston.

American of Dec. 11, 1829

PRUSSIA Louisa Augusta Wilhelmina Amelia,

daughter of the King of, she is in her 18th

year, and William Frederick Charles, son

of the King of the Netherlands. Amer-
ican of July 19, 1825
PRUYN Sally and Arent Van Vleck. Two

brothers and two sisters of the bridegroom

are married to two sisters and two brothers

of the bride. At Kinderhook, N. Y.

American of May 19, 1809

PRUDHOMME Eugene and Mrs. F. C. Hum-
bert, married by Rev. Spencer H. Crane,

at New York. [She was before married

by Rev. Mr. Lyell, Oct. 19, 18 19;] April 20, 1829

PUGH Sophia and William T. Rogers, Editor of

Democrat and Farmers' Gazette, at Doyle-

ston, Penn. American of Feb. 26, 1822

PULLEN Ann, daughter of William, of Newport,

and Baron Bowen, at Seekonk. American

of Aug. 15, 1815

Harriet J., daughter of William, and William

W. Dawley, both of and at Newport,

American of Sept. 8, 1820

Henry and Frances Dawley, both of and at

Newport. American of May 30, 1826

PULSIFER Roxalyn and Capt. Barnabas Mann,

both of Waltham, Mass., at Providence, by

Abel Allen, Esq., Nov. 21, 1822

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES 267

PUNCHARD Benjamin H. and Martha L. Mar-
land, at Andover. American of Oct. 23, 1829

PUNDERSON Frank and Caroline Marion Tall-
man, daughter of Dr. John Mayer, of the
City. American of ■ May 12, 1820

PURDY Joel B., of Westchester, and Ann Bat-
tell, of and at New York, by Rev. F. W.
Geisenheimer, Jr., May 8, 1831

PURINGTON Diana N. and Thomas Spears, at

Pawtucket, by Rev. Mr. Taft, Jan. 30, 1825

PURKES Robert and Mary C. Spellman, both

of this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano, April 5, 1812

PUTNAM Elizabeth, daughter of Daniel, Esq.,
and Dr. George Sumner, of Hartford, Ct.,
at Brooklyn, Ct., by Rev. Mr. Wainwright.
American of Dec. 7, 1819

Emily, daughter of Col. Daniel, and James
Brown, both of and at Brooklyn, Ct., at the
Episcopal Church. American of April 28, 1820

Le Baron, of Providence, and Ann B. Braman,
youngest daughter of Dr. Amasa, of and at
Milbury, Mass. American of July 3, 1821

Louisa, daughter of Hon. Samuel, and Joseph

A. Peabody, at Salem. American of Sept. 7, 1821

Hannah C, daughter of Israel, Esq., of Sut-
ton, Mass., and Jabez Hull, of Providence,
at Sutton. American of Oct. 26, 1821

Hannah, daughter of Hon. Judge Putnam,

and Thomas P. Bancroft, at Salem, Dec. 8, 1822

Benjamin P. of Marietta, O., and Sarah H.
Ward, daughter of Thomas W., Esq., at
Shrewsbury, Mass. American of Oct. 12, 1824

PUTNEY Joseph V., formerly of Salem, Mass.,
and Mrs. Abby Stutson, of and at Bristol,
by Rev. Mr. Peck, ~ Jan. i, 1826

PYNE Margaret, daughterof the late John, Esq.,
and Henry Carey,of New York, at Charles-
ton, S. C, by Rev. Bishop Bowen. Amer-
ican of Feb. 2, 1 8 19

QUACKENBAS Magdalen, daughter of Isaac

A. Esq., of Guilderland, attorney at law,

and Seth Arnold, of Smithfield, at Albany,

N. Y., March i, 1812

QUARMAN John G. and Emma Ann Richmond,

both of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.

Wilson, Oct. 18, 1824

268

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

QUEEN Maria Regina, of Washington, and Hon.

Samuel Campbell, M. C.from Washington.

American of Feb. 2i, 1823

QUINER Capt. John and Susan Fogg, at Mar-

blehead. American' of April 16, 1830

R

RALFORD Alexander G., of Louisville, Ga.,
and Eliza Battey, of Providence, at Louis-
ville, by Rev. Mr. Kennedy,

RALPH Eliza, daughter of David, of Scituate,
and Stephen G. Hopkins, of Warwick, at
Scituate, by Elder Richard Knight,
Harriet C, daughter of Joseph, of Bristol, and
John G. Dawley, of Providence, at Bristol,
by Rev. Mr. Griffin,

RALSTON Robert, Jr., Esq., of Philadelphia,
and Anne Booth, youngest daughter of
late Kirk, Esq., at Boston. American of
Henry, Esq., and Harriet Willing, daughter
of George, both of Philadelphia, near Potts-
grove, Penn. American of

RAMSEY Eliza and Simeon Francis, Jr., one of
the editors of the Advocate, at New Lon-
don, Ct. American of

RAND Joseph and Betsey Ashton (not Austin

as before printed,) daughter of the late

Stephen, both of and at Providence,by Rev.

Dr. Gano,

Joseph and Betsey Austin, by Rev. Dr. Gano.

American of
Mary and Phineas Goodenough, at Worcester.

American of
Thomas, of Charlestown, and Sally Grover,

at Beverly. American of
Emily R. S., eldest daughter of Hon. Edward
S., of Newburyport, and Dr. S. Augustus
Arnold, of Providence, at St. Paul's Church,
Newburyport,

RANDALL Frances, daughter of Dr. Stephen,
and George E. Weeden, in this town,
Samuel, preceptor of the Warren Academy,
and Martha Maxwell, daughter of James,
at Warren, by Rev. Mr. Baker. Ameri-
can of

March 30, 1819
Dec. 26, 1824
Dec. 25, 1828
Oct. 4, 1822
Sept. 16, 1825
Dec. 19, 1820

Jan. 30, 1820

Feb. 6, 1820

June 8, 1821

Sept. 24, 1830

Oct. 24, 1832
Oct. 16, 1808

Aug. 22, 1809

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN -MARRIAGES 269

RANDALL Smith, of North Providence, and

iVIary Olney, of and at Smithfield. May 2, 1811

Dexter, Esq., attorney at law, and Eliza Thur-

ber,third daughter of the late Edward, Esq.,

both of and at this town, by Rev. Dr.

Messer, Nov. 29, 1813

Shadrach, of North Providence, and Mercy

Olney, daughter of James, of and at Johns-
ton, Dec. 19, 1813
Rev. Ephraim and Eliza Bryant, daughter of

Gamaliel, at New Bedford. American of Aug. 15, 181 5

Amey, second daughter of Dr. Stephen, of

Providence, and Shadrach Manton, of

Johnston, at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Aug. 18, 1817
Martha, youngest daughter of John, of North

Providence, and Capt. Moses Ballou, of

Smithfield, at North Providence, by Rev.

Mr. Edes, Dec. 30, 181 8

Dr. Moses F., of Boston, and Hathsheba Wil-
liams, daughter of Col. Gideon, both of

and at Taunton. American of Nov. 26, 1819

Eliza, daughter of Samuel, Esq., and James

F. Simmons, of Cumberland, at Johnston,

by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Oct. 26, 1820

Ellen, daughter of Job, and Richard Angell,

at Scituate. American of June r, 1821

Eliza and Randall Mowry, at Johnston.

American of Aug. 24, 1821

Isaac and Lydia E. Prophet, both of and at

Cranston (colored). American of June 4, 1822

William H. and Esther Baker, both of Paw-
tucket, at Providence, May 22, 1823
Charles W. and Hannah R. Benson, daughter

of William P. R,, both of and at Providence,

by Rev. Mr. Ludlow, Sept. 18, 1823

Isaac and Rhoda Inman, daughter of Abra-
ham, Esq., at Johnston, by Elder Sprague, Feb. 12, 1824
Israel and Amey W. Potter, daughter of

Arthur M., Esq., at Cranston, July 5, 1824

Clarrissa and Christopher Arnold, both of

Providence, at New York, June 27, 1825

Alpheus, of Cranston, and Eliza Webber, of

Smithfield, at Cumberland, by Rev. Mr.

Benedict, Dec. 11, 1825

Mary Ann, of North Providence, and Samuel

Stokes, at Johnston. American of Dec. u, 1827

Phebe W., daughter of Samuel, of Johnston,

and Zenas Bliss, of Rehoboth, at Johnston,

by Rev. Mr. Cheney, Jan. 14, 1828

Maritta and Stephen G. Williams, at Paw-
tucket. American of April 22, 1828

270 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

RANDALL Eliza and Joseph G. Albro, both of

and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Phillips, Dec. 3r, 1828

Willard and Cyrene Aldrich, only daughter
of George, 3d, at Smithfield, by Thomas
Mann, Esq., March 22, 1829

Juliet and Amos Sawyer, at Boston. Amer-
ican of Dec. I, 1829

George W., of Stow, and Harriet Maria Rich-
ardson, of and at Cambridge. American
of Jan. 19, 1830

Joshua, Jr., Esq., of Phillips, and Fanny

Stacy, of and at Wilton, Me. American of June 15, 1830

Stephen Jr., and Susan H. Arnold, both of
and at North Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Tobey, Oct. 12, 1831

Electa L. and Hosea Smith, at Blackstone,

after a courtship of 3 hours, July 8, 1832

RANDOLPH Ann C, daughter of the late
Thomas, Esq., of Virginia, and Governeur
Morris, Esq., of Morrissenia, N. Y., at
New York, Dec. 25, 1809

Hannah P., of Jersey City, and William P.
Keene, formerly of Providence, at New
York. American of Feb. 25, 1820

Lucy Maria, daughter of Richard Kidder
Randolph, Esq., and Thomas Breese,
purser U. S. Navy, both of and at Newport,
by Rev. Mr. Wheaton, May 25,. 1825

Eleanor Wayles, daughter of Thomas Mann

Randolph, of Albermarle, and J Cool-

idge, Jr., of Boston, at Monticello, Va., May 27, 1825

Lavina, aged about 45, and John P. Holman,

aged 17, in Wilson Co., Tenn., Sept. 19, 1828

William Sullivan, and Frances Fowler, at

Newport, July 12, 1831

RANKIN Christopher, M.C., from Mississippi,
and Juliana Strieker, daughter of the Gen-
eral, at Baltimore. American of Nov. 19 and 23, 1824
RANKS Dolly and Philander Gleason, at Wor-
cester, by Rev. Dr. Bancroft, July 11, 1826
RANSOM Lieut. Owen, U. S. Army, and Char-
lotte W. Perkins, only daughter of Heze-
kiah, Esq., at Norwich, Ct., March 2, 1817
RATHBURN Sarah, of North Kingstown, and
Martin Ballou, of Cumberland, at Brooklyn,
Ct. American of Jan. 2, 1824

Sarah, of North Kingstown, daughter of
Abraham B., and Barton Ballou, of Cum-
berland, at Brooklyn, Ct. American of Jan. 20, 1824

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES 271

RATHBURN John H.,of Connecticut, and Ann

Eliza Atwood, third daughter of Anthony,

at Johsnton. American of Aug. 24, 1824

RATH BONE George S., merchant, and Esther

D. Jones, youngest daughter of Thomas,

in this town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Sept. 5, 181 1

Capt. Stephen K. and Sarah Brown, daugh-
ter of Thomas, both of and at Providence,

by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Oct. 15, 1822

William H. and Sarah .^nn Center, daughter

of James, at Newport American of Jan. 10, 1823

William P., of Augusta, Ga , and Ruth Ann

Leonard, daughter of late Silas, of Taunton,

at Hall.owell, Me., by Rev. Mr. Gillett, July 11, 1827

Betsey and Robert Walker, both of and at

Scituate, Jan. 18, 1829

RAVEN Richard and Sally Sherden, at Bristol, Sept. 27, 1821
RAWSON Samuel and Rosalie Gramon, of this

town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Feb. 28, 181 1

Liberty, of Mendon, Mass., and Susan Water-
man Smith, youngest daughter of the late

Col. Christopher, of and at Pawtuxet, by

Rev. Mr. Jacobs, March 21, 1813

Hon. Joseph and Ann B. Russell, both of and

at Bristol, by Rev. Bishop Griswold, May 31, 1819

Hon. Joseph, of Barrington, and Mrs. Susan

W. Rawson, of Mendon, Mass., youngest

daughter of late Col. Christopher Smith, of

Pawtuxet, at Mendon, by Rev. Mr. Dag-
gett, Dec. 20, 1 82 1
Mrs. Susan W., of Mendon, Mass., youngest

daughter of late Col. Christopher Smith, of

Pawtuxet, and Hon. Joseph Rawson, of

Barrington, at Mendon, by Rev. Mr. Dag-
gett, Dec. 20, 1 82 1
William Rhodes, of Providence, and Eliza-
beth Chatman Peckham, of and at Exeter,

by Rev. Mr. Northup, Oct. 12, 1823

Grindall, formerly of Providence, and Lucretia

Cornell, of and at Norwich, Ct. American

of April 30, 1824

Ethan A. and Charlotte Helen Greene, eldest

daughter of Capt. William, both of and at

Mendon. American of Aug. 27, 1824

Samuel and Eliza Richmond, both of and

at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Aug. 22, 1827

Julia M. and Jeremiah B. Allen, at Barrington,

by Rev. Mr. Patrick, Jan. 21, 1828

Duke and Lydia Tillinghast Arnold, both of

and at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Edes, Feb. 7, 1828

272 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

RAWSON Joan B. and Harkness Inman, at

Pawtucket, by Rev. Mr. Potter, Feb. 7, 1828

Mary and Schuyler Usher, both of Smith-
field, at Cumberland. American of Feb. 29, 1828

Nancy and James Sayers, of Newport, at

Bristol. American of May 13, 1828

Mary Ann, daughter of Joseph, Esq., and
George S. Brown, at Barrington, by Rev.
Mr. Welsh, Jan. 6, 1829

William and Mary Cartwright, at Fall River, Jan. ir, 1829

Mary and George Sanford, Jr., both of and
at Bristol, March 19, 1831

George B. and Sarah Cooke, daughter of late
Capt. John, of Killingly, Ct., at Providence,
by Rev. Mr. Phillips, Nov. 25, 1832

RAY Benjamin and Sally Southwick, eldest
daughter of George, both of and at Cum-
berland. American of Aug. 13, 1819

Mary and Asa G. Bunker, of Nantucket, at

Hopkinton, Mass. American of Oct. 2, 1827

George C. and Sophia A. Elkins, at Nan-
tucket, American of June 25, 1830

Capt. Peleg and Harriet Ann Carey, at Nan-
tucket. American of Nov. 19, 1830
RAYMOND Sarah, daughter of Ephraim, Esq.,
and Otis Robinson, of and at Norton, Mass.
American of July 27, 1810

William, of Norwich, Ct., and Submit Harts-
horn, at Hampton, Ct., at Coventry, R. I.,
by Obed Perkins, Esq., March 11, 1821

Harriet A., daughter of E , Esq.,

and Capt. Dauphin King, at Norton, by

Rev. Mr. Clarke, Oct. 2, 1825

George, of Charlestown, and Lydia Atwood,
at Plymouth, by Rev. Dr. Kendall. Amer-
ican of July [4, 1829
REA Uriel, of this town, and Harriet Fiske,
daughter of Dr. Caleb, at Scituate, by Rev.
Mr. Walcott, Mar. 26, 1809

Mary and Edward S. Sheldon, both of and at
this town, by Rev. Mr. Edes, Jan. 25, 1813

Capt. William and Frances Burr, daughter of
Ezekiel, both of and at this town, by Rev.
Mr. Edes, Feb. 12, 18 16

Samuel and Sarah Ann C. Webster, at Ports-
mouth. American of Sept. 24, 1830

Caleb F., of Scituate, and Martha C. Cong-
don, daughter of Isaac, of Cranston, at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Tatem, Dec. 13, 1831

READ George and Hannah Jones, both of and

at Seekonk, by Rev. Mr. Hill, July 26, 1812

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES 273

READ Martha, of Seekonk, and Benjamin Ben-
jamin, of Smithfield, at Seekonk, by Rev.
Mr. Hill, Aug. 28, 1814

REED Maria C, only daughter of William, of
Killingly, Ct., and George Larned, 2d, of
Thompson, Ct , at Killingly, by Rev. Mr.
Wbittemore, Jan. 9, 18 16

READ Capt. Thomas M, U. S. Army; and Char-
lotte E. Berrian, daughter of James, mer-
chant, of and at New York, by Rev. Mr.
Berrian, April 13, 18 16

Huldah,daughter of Oliver, and David Cooper,
both of and at .Seekonk, by Rev. Mr. Pit-
man. American of July i, 1817
REED Sally, eldest daughter of the late Col.
Thomas, and Simeon Perry, Esq., at Digh-
ton, by Rev. Mr. Gushee, Oct. 12, 18 18
READ Harriet and Samuel W. Remington, both
of and at Rehoboth, by Rev. Mr. Thomp-
son, Nov. 28,' 1819

Elizabeth Allston, daughter of Dr. William,
of Charleston, S. C, and Peter Parker,
Esq., of Boston, at Charleston, by Rev.
Dr. Dalcho, Dec. 2, 18 19

Mary Ann, daughter of John, of Newport,
and William Eldredge, at Newport. Amer-
ican of March 31, 1820

Abel and Mrs. Patience Chace, at Pawtucket,

by Kev. Mr. Benedict, May 21, 1820

Isaac, son of Capt. John E, and Mrs. Pa-
tience Learman, daughter of Caleb Mun-
roe, of Jamestown, at Newport. American
of June 13, 1820

John, Jr., and Eliza Barker, daughter of Capt.

Stephen, at Newport. American of Oct. 17, 1820

Elizabeth M., daughter of Eleazer, Jr., and
Capt. James Boone, both of and at New-
port. American of Oct. 20, 1820

Cornelia Annabella, daughter of late Hon.
Jacob, of South Carolina, and John E.
Howard, Jr., Esq., of Baltimore, in Geor-
gia. American of Jan. 9, 1821

Eleazer and Mrs. Mary Soule, at Newport.

American of Jan. 3(3, 182 1

Maria, eldest daughter of Joseph, and Samuel
Bishop, both of and at Glen's Falls, N. Y. .
American of Feb. 27, 1821

Amos M., of Pawtucket, and 'Mary Drowne,
of New Market, N. H., at Seekonk, by
Rev. Mr. Pitman, ' Jan. 13, 1821

274

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

REED Narcissa and Elisha Walker, both of and
at Taunton. American of

Catharine Ann Louisa, daughter of late Hon.
Jacob, of South Carolina, and Capt. Charles
Waugh Morgan, U. S. Navy, at Philadel-
phia. American of
READ George and Charlotte Calder, both of and
at this town. American of

Pauline, only daughter of Simeon, Jr., Esq.,
of Johnston, and Asa Kelley, of Burrillville,
at Cranston. American of

William and Mrs. Sarah Freeman, both of
and at Cumberland. American of

Oliver and Clarrissa Gardiner, both; of and at
Newport. American of

Henry and Phebe Waite, eldest daughter of
Sheffield, both of and at Coventry. Ameri-
can of

Milton and Fanny Fish, both of Seekonk, at
Pawtucket,

Mrs. Esther, of Smithfield, and James Wick-
son, Jr., of Providence,

Hubbard and Nancy Dwight, at Thompson,
Ct. American of ,

Elijah, of Rehoboth, and Mrs. Sarah Horden,
of and at Troy, Mass. Americati of

Jacob, Esq., eldest son of late Gen. Jacob, of
South- Carolina, and Nancy Williamson,
daughter of John P., Esq., of and at Savan-
nah, Ga. American of

Rev. Augustus B., of Troy, MasS., and Me-
Hnda Burdon, of and at Rehoboth. Amer-
ican of

William and Mary Dennis, at Taunton.
American of

Cyrel and Sarah S. Wheaton, at Seekonk, by
Rev. Mr. Baker. American of

William George. Esq , late of Newport, and
Sophia Catherine Howard, daughter of
Col. John E., of and at Baltimore, by Rev.
Mr. Duncan. American of

William and Martha Penelope Sherman,
daughter of Captain Benjamin, at Newport,

Alvin O., of Pawtucket, and Martha J. Rob-
erts, daughter of Capt. Dutee, of Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering,

Ruth, daughter of William, Esq., and Capt.
Benjamin W. Brown, both of and at Troy
Mass.,
Amanda F. and James Ellsbree, at ' Paw-
tucket, by Rev. Mr. Greene. American of

June 22, 1821

Sept. 2-8, 1821
Nov. 9, 1 82 1

Aug. 20, 1822
Aug. 2p, 1822
Dec. 10, 1822

March 4, 1823

June 22, J 823

July 13, 1823

Oct. 10, 1823

March 12, 1824

Nov. 12, 1824

Nov. 19, 1824

March 4, 1825

April 5, 1825

May 27, 1825
Aug. 31, 1826

March 2, 1826

July 23, 1826
July 25, 1826

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES

275

READ Samuel M. and Sylvana Bennett, daugh-
ter of Capt. Cornelius, at Newport, by Rev.
Mr. Mudge. American of

James Harvey and Mary Ann Taylor, daugh-
ter of late Capt. William, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano,

Henry L., of Boston, merchant, and Char-
lotte Stickney, of and at Worcester,

Joel, of Attleboro, and Mary LeCraw, of
Pawtucket, at AttleborO, by Rev. Mr. Wil-
liams,

Heighton and Susan Davis, both of and at
Fall River,

Lyman, of North Providence, and Abby C.
Arnold, of Cumberland, at Smithfield, by
Judge Mann,

Eliza and Albert F. Remington, both of Paw-
tuxet, at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Picker-
ing.

Thomas and Mary B. Cooke, both of Central
Falls, at Pawtucket, by Rev. Dr. Benedict,

Hannah, of Pawtucket, and William Bur-
rough, Esq., of Providence, at Pawtucket, by
Rev. -Mr. Taft,

Martha and George Bowers, both of Dighton,
at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering,

John B. and Jane Ingraham, both of Paw-
tucket, at Attleboro, by Rev. Mr. Warren,

Anthony and Elizabeth A. Bliss, both of and
at Dighton, by Rev. Mr. Gushee,

Isaac M., of Pembroke, Mass., and Sally Ann
Mason, of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Warne,

John and Mary Gilbert, at Boston. Ameri-
can of ^ .

Elizabeth and Clifford P. Nickerson, at Valley
Falls, by Rev. Mr. Greene,

Rebecca and George Borden, both of and at
Fall River. American of

Amos M. and Mary E. Underwood, both of
and at Pawtucket, at the Congregational
Church, by Rev. Mr. Hopkins,

Mrs. Emily and Eleazer P. Davis, at Bedford,
by Rev. Mr. Stearns. American of

Matilda and Robert Booth, both of and at
New Bedford, by Rev. William Coe,

Catharine, daughter of late Eleazer, Jr., and

■ William F. Smith, at Newport, by Rev.
Mr. Choules,

^Oct. 10, £826

Jan. 28, 1827
March 7, 1826

May 10, 1827
Sept. 17, 1827

Nov. 14, 1827

April 24, 1828
May 10, 1828

May IS, 1828
Nov. 2, 1828

Nov. 17, 1828
Dec. 4, 1828

July 7, 1829
Dec. 8, 1829
Feb. 4, 1830
Feb. 9, 1830

March 2, 1830

March 18, 183 1

April 18, 1 83 1

April 28, 1 83 1

276 VITAL RECORD OP RHODE ISLAND

READ Sarah, daughter of Rev. Ahah, of Men-
don, and Horace Benson, of Curhberland,

at Chepachet American of . April 17, 1832

Amelia Jane and William A. H^ndy, at Bris-
tol, by Rev. Mr. Davis, , May 20, 1832
Arminda W., daughter of Rev. Aha^h, and

Horatio Latham, at Blackstone Village, Sept. 2, 1832

Capt. John N. and Mary A. Borden, both of

and at Rehoboth, by Rev. Mr. Vernon, Jan. 14, 1833

REAILL Rev. Joseph, of Brimfield, and Mrs.

Nancy Howe, of and at Ware. American

of Jan. 29, 1830

RECORDS Gardiner and Sally Blanding, eldest

daughter of the late Col. Christopher, at

Rehoboth, by Rev. Mr. Thompson. Amer

ican of ' March 12, 1813

Thomas, of Westport, and Ann Pearce,

daughter of Col. Joseph, of and at Little

Compton, by Rev. Mr. Paine, Feb. 12, 1826

REDDING Lucinda and Daniel Lincoln, at

Taunton, by Rev. Mr. Cobb, June 14, 1829

REDFIELD Lewis H., Editor of Onondaga

Register, and Ann Maria Treadwell, daugh^

ter of Nathaniel H., Esq., of Plattsburg, at

Clinton, N. Y. American of April 4, 1820

RELPH William and Susan Weaver, at Cranston, April 3, 1 814

Dulinda, eldest daughter of Major Eleazer,

and Dr. Daniel Baker, both of and at Scit-

uate. American of April 9, 1824

REMINGTON Martha Frances, daughter of the

late Capt. Charles, of Pawtuxet, and

Thomas H. Condy, Jr., of this town, at

Pawtuxet, by Rev. Mr. Jacobs,
Mary and Capt. Peleg Congdon, both of and

at Warwick, by Rev. Mr. Curtis, ,
Freelove, only daughter of the late Hezekiah,'

and Clarke Lawton, both of Exeter, at

North Kingstown, by Rev. Mr. Gardiner.

American of . , , , ,

Edward Scott Rhodes and Phebe Hunt Cole, .

at Pawtuxet. Arnerican of, ,
Samuel W. and Harriet Read,, both of and at

Rehoboth, by Rev. Mr. Thon;ipson, ,
Ruth, of Cranston, .and Capt. Step?|eri Man-
chester, at Cranston,, ;
Amey and Ira Lawson, at Cranston.. Amer-
ican of Au^. 10, 1 82 1
Mary Ann, daughter of late Daniel, and

Andrew Arnold, at Coventry. American

of Jan. I, 1822

Aug. 23,

1815

Jan. 7,

1816

Oct. 8,

1819

'Oct. 29,

1819

Nov. 28,

1819

' Oct. 8,

1820

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— ]VIARR,IA|GES 277

REMINGTON Clementina C, daughter of. Tid-
deman H., formerly of Jamestown, R...I.,.
and John S. Cornell, formerly, of Newport, .
at Beaufort, S. C. American of, : Jan. 31, 1823

Hon. Henry and Lucy A. Arnold, at Ap- .

ponaug. American of Jan. 20, 1824

Ann Louisaand George Morse, at. Pa wtucket.

American of July 27, 1824

Harriet A , daughter of late.Capt. Charles, of
Pawtuxet, and Gapt. William H. A born, of-
Providence, at Pawtuxet. American of Feb. r, 1825

Ann Eliza, of Smithfield, and Isaac Follett, .

of Cumberland, at Smithfield. American of July 15, 1825

Henry A., of Cranston, and Sally Ann Ar-
nold, daughter of Sion, of and at Coventry,
by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Dec. 22, 1825

Edward, of Providence, and Mary A. Smith,
daughter of Capt. Simeon, Jr., of and at
Pawtuxet, by Rev. Mr. Shurtleff, Sept, 4, 1826

Edward, of Providence, and Mary A. Smith,
daughter of Capt. Simeon, Jr., at Paw-
tucket. American of Sept. 15, 1826

Mary G.. of Coventry, and Thomas Tew, of
Newport, at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Pickering, Jan, '7, 1827

Oliver, of Providence, and Electa Ann Bos-
worth, of Seekonk, at Providence, by Rev. ,^
Mr. Pickering, Nov. 4, 1827

Albert F". and Eliza Reed, both of Pawtuxet,

at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering, April 24, 1828

Capt. Samuel T. and Rebecca W. Potter, at

Pawtuxet, by Rev. Mr. Shurtleff, Oct. 9, 1828

Louisa and David Fisher, at Wrentham.
American of Oct. 17, i8rS

Sarah G., daughter of Benjamin, Esq., and
Bennett Low Hojden, both of and at War-
wick, by Rev. Mr. Manchester, Dec. 7, 1828

Joshua and Joanna Lawton, at Portsmouth,

by Rev. Mr. Eddy, June 21, 1829

Edward S. R. and Mrs. Julia E. Hin.es, at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pattison. Amer-
ican of Dec. 3, 1830

Mary T., of Newport, and Thomas A. Rich-
ardson, of Providence, at Newport, Dec. 8, 1831
RENCHES Henson and Esther Newell, both ,0^ . .

and at this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano,. ,. , Oct. 24, 1813

RESPASS William, of Bloomingdale,.Bpurbpn ' .,^,

Co., Ky., and Susan Conde Russell iCorl>ss, .,,.. ., ,
second daughter of John, Esq , formerly of, .' ' ,'
Providence, at said- former place, ■, ,.,,^.(,, :,;,. Qct.4, 1826

278

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

REVERE Joseph W., Esq., of Boston, and Mary
Robbins, daughter of Hon. Edward H., at
Ivlilton, Mass. American of
REVEIN Sally and John Drever, both of and at
this town, by Rev. Mr. Baker. American
of
REX Sukey, daughter of George, and Sanford

Bell, at Newport. American of
REYNOLDS Benjamin and Hannah Cottrell,
daughter of Nathaniel, of Exeter, at New-
port,

Hannah, daughter of Col. Joseph, and James
P. Burgess, all of and at Bristol. Amer-
ican of

Capt. Caleb, of Pelham, and Mary E. Wil-
liams, daughter of Nathaniel, Esq., of and
at Dighton, by Rev. Mr. Gushee,

Sarah and Henry J. Stevenson, both of and
at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Baker,

Capt. John and Elizabeth Lyons, both of and
at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Preston,

Lydia and Sylvester Luther, at Bristol.
American of

Thomas and Mrs. Susannah Spooner, of
Newport, at Providence, by Rev. Dr.
Gano,

Lucy, daughter of Joseph, and Rowse Clarke,
Jr., at South Kingstown. American of

Olive, daughter of the late Amon, of New-
port, and Pardon Davis, at Hopkinton.
American of

Hannah, of Coventry, and John Ladd, Esq.,
of West Greenwich, at Coventry, by Obed
Perkins, Esq.,

Samuel, 2d, and Sally Pearce, at the Con-
gregational Church, Bristol, by Rev. Mr.
Mann,

William, Jr., and Fanny Manchester, at Bris-
tol. American of

Mary and Riley Brown, both of and at Prov-
idence. American of

Lucy, daughter of Judge Reynolds, and Caleb
B. James, at Richmond, R. L American
of

lidward, M. D , and Margaret Wendall Phil-
lips, daughter of late Hon. John, of and at
Boston. American of

Mary and William Douglass, at Valley Falls,
by Rev. Mr. Greene,

Thomas and Saiah Gifford, at Providence, by
Rev. Mr. Seamans,

April 20, 1821

May 19, 181 5
Dec. 25, 1810

March 20, 18 10

May 15, 1810

Feb. 19, 18 r 5

Dec. 29, 1816

Nov. 26, 1818

April 7, 1820

April 19, 1820
Sept. r, 1820

Sept. S, 1820

Oct. I, 1820

Sept. 29, 1822

Nov. I, 1822

Nov. 19, 1822

May 13, 1823

Jan. II, 1825

Jan. 23, 1825

March 12, 1826

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES

579

REYNOLDS Jonathan and Elizabeth Pearce, at
Bristol, by Rev. Mr. Mann,

Mercy and Nathan A. Gardiner, both of Ex-
eter, at Warwick,

Esther C, daughter of Jonathan, of North
Kingstown, and Nicholas S. Fry, of East
Greenwich, at Wickford, North Kingstown,
by Rev. Mr. Allen. American of

Esther C, of North Kingstown, and Nicholas
S. Fry, at Wickford. American of

Betsey B. and Edward Oliver Lawrence, at
Johnston, by Rev. William C. Manchester,

Stephen D., of Providence, and Lydia Wil-
son, of and at Bristol, by Rev. M r. Wight,

Abigail, of Richmond, and Gideon Spencer,
of Warwick, at Richmond, by Rev. Mr.
Greene. American of

Elizabeth and Oliver Buffington, at Fall
River. American of

George H. and Mary Usher, daughter of
Capt. James, 2d, both of and at Bristol, by
Rev. Mr. Lewis,

Betsey, youngest daughter of William, Esq ,
and Benjamin Pitman, Jr., at Bristol, by
Rev. Mr. Lewis. American of

John U., of South Kingstown, and Frances
West, youngest daughter of William, for-
merly of Providence, at Jackson, Highland
Co., O., by Hugh Lncas, Esq.,

Sarah and Richard Alien, at Pawtucket, at
Albion Village. American of
RHODES Eliza, daughter of Malachi, of Paw-
tuxet, and Stephen Arnold, of this town, at
Pawtuxet, by Rev. Mr. Jacobs,

Sally F., only daughter of Hon'. JameS, and
Tally Dorrance, at Pawtuxet, by Rev. Mr.
Jacobs,

Peleg, of Warwick, and Mary S.- Chatraan,
of Cranston, at Pawtuxet, by Rev. Mr.
Jacobs,

Catharine Augusta, of Boston.daughter of
the late Dr. F. W., and Charles Warfe, an
officer in U. S. Navy Yard, Charlestown,
Mass., by Rev. Mr. Wilson, ,

James E. and Mary A. Fox, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano,

Eliza and George Phippin, at Lynn, Mass.
American of

Edward, of Pawtuxet, and Lavina Phillips,
daughter of Nathaniel, Esq., of Warren,
at Pawtuxet, by Rev. Mr. Curtis,

April 4, 1826
May 13, 1827

March 18, 1828

March 25, 1828

Aug. 24, 1828

Nov. 18, 1828

March 13, 1829
May 8, 1829

Oct. 18, 1830

Jan. 25, 1831

June 10, 1832
Dec. 7, 1832

Aug. 5, i8it

Jan 6, 1814

Aug. 9, 1815

May II, 1817

Jan. I, 1818

Nov. 13, 1818

Jan. 25, 1819

280 VITAL UECORD OP RHODE ISLAND

RHODES Mary J., only daughter of William N.,

of North Providence, and Ur. Charles Wild,

of Hrookliriei Mass;, at North- Providence,

by Rev. Mr. Tobey. American of Dec. 31, 1819

Col. Sion A. aind Eliza R. Aborn, only daugh-
ter of Joseph, Esq.j both of and at Paw-

tuxet, by Kev. Mr. Curtis, April 4, 1820

Edward Scott, of North Providence, and Sally

Ann Winsor, daughter of Augustus, of

and at Smithfield, by Rev. Mr Tobey.

American of May 12, 1820

Amos J. and Harriet M. Aborn, eldest daugh-
ter of James, both of and at Providence,

by Rev. Mr. Wilson, June 17, 1823

En\ily, eldest daughter of Capt. Arnold, and

Capt. E;phraim Chace, of Troy, Mass., at

Pawtuxet, by Rev. Mr. Curtis, Aug. 21, 1820

Mercy B., daughter of Capt. Benjamin, and

William R. Chapman, at Pawtuxet, Nov. 12, 1820

James T., of Pawtuxet, and Susan Chandler,

daughter of Nathan, of and at Pomfret, Ct., Dec. 28, 1823
James, of Cranston, and Ruth Chandler, of

and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, April 18, 1824

Celia a;, daughter of Richard, of Scituate,

and Alpheus Hawkins, of Johnston, at

.Scituate, by Rev. Mr Knight, June 20, 1825

Eliza, of Scituate, and Thomas Henry, Jr.,

of Providence, at Scituate. American of June 29, 1S24

Mary N., daughter of Capt. Richard, and

David Phillips, Jr., both of and at Scituate,

by Rev. Mr. Knight, * Dec. 22, 1825

Christopher, of St. Thomas, and Ann Wick-
ham, of and at Newport, by Rev. Mr.

Wheaton, July 18, 1827

Peleg A., of Providence, and Eliza Avery, of

and at Montgomery, Mass., Oct. 18, 1827

Hope Ann, of Pawtuxet, and John R. Den-
nis, of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.

Brown, Oct. 22, 1827

Robert, of Pawtuxet, and Caroline L. Ilicks,

daughter of Rev. G Hicks, of and at

Taunton. American of ■ Dec. 14, 1827

Mrs. Harriet and Dr. Charles Goodwin, both

of and at Cranston, by Rev. Mr. Shurtleff, F'eb. 24, 1828
Thomas and Phebe Gorton at Warwick, March 2, 1828

Phebe E , of Pawtuxet, and William Allen,

of Pawtucket, at Pawtuxet, by Rev. Mr.

Shurtleff, April 27, 1828

George Augustus and Eliza Soule, at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Waterman, Jan. 14, 1830

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES

281

RHODES Edward S., and Mrs. Eliza Robinson,
at Smithfield, by Thomas Mann, Esq.
American of
Hannah and John Day, of Pawtucket, at

Dedham. American of
Eliza A., daughter of Gen. Christopher, of
Pawtuxet, and John R. Bartlett, cashier of
the Globe Bank, at Pawtuxet, by Rev. Mr.
Waterman,
Charlotte P., of Pawtuxet, and William Has-
well, of Newport, at Pawtuxet, by Rev.
Mr. Shurtleff. American of
Ann W., daughter of Thomas, and John G.
Anthony, both of and at Providence, by
Rev. Dr. Farley,
George W. and Caroline M. Branch, daugh-
ter of the late CoL Sanford, both of and at
Providence, bv Rev. Dr. Hall,
RHINO Elizabeth and Nathan Webb, Jr., at Al-
bany. American of
Elizabeth, of Halifax, N. S., and Joseph
Stansberry, of and at Boston. American
of
RICE Sally W., only daughter of the late Capt.
William, and Joseph F. Arnold, both of
and at Warwick, by Rev. Mr. Littlefield,
Ebenezer and Sally Bates, second daughter
of Asa, both of and at Coventry, by Rev.
Mr. Farnum,
Susan and John W. Babcock, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Baker,
Col. George and Lydia Ann Wightman,
daughter of the late Daniel, both of and at
Warwick. American of
Whipple and Julia Maria Winchif, both of

and at Warwick. American of
Comfort, of Millbury, and Lucy Ann Woods,

of and at Uxbridge. American of
Prescott, of Framingham, and Eliza Brown,
of Little Compton, at Providence, by Rev.
Mr. Wilson,
Capt. John, of Providence, and'^Maria Robin-
son, daughter of James R., of and at Lis-
bon, Ct., by Rev. Mr. Lee,
Sarah R. and Jonathan P. Hayward, of Bos-
ton, at Concord. American of
Capt. William and Emeline Draper, at Spen-
cer. American of
Submit D. and John Holden, Jr., at Groton,
Ct. American of

June 22, 1830
Dec. 7, 1830

May IS, 1831

Dec. 9, 1 83 1

Oct. 16, 1832

Dec. 6, 1832
Jan. 3, 131S

Feb. 26, 1830

March 24, 1816

Oct. 31, 1816
July 5, 1818 -

Feb. I, 1820

Nov. 8, 1822

March 23, 1824

Oct. 23, 1825

Nov. 25, 1827
May 21, 1830
July 13, 1830
Dec. 21, 1830

282

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

RICE Mary Stone and Thomas J. Stone, at Bos-
ton. American of

Caroline and Dr. Henry Gilmore, at Brook-
field, by Rev. George R. Noyes. Amer-
ican of

Robert and Harriet Willison, at Boston.
American of

Esther C. and Loring Young, of Leicester,
at Worcester. American ot

Elizabeth and Joseph Elliott, Jr., at New
Bedford. American of

Julia F. and Benjamin B. Viall, both of and
at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,
RICH Gilbert and Lydia W. Jennings, both of
and at Providence. American of

Lewis C. and Betsey Chipman,' at Wellfleet.
American of

RICHARDS Capt. and Miss

Webber. The bride is 3 years older than
her mother's husband and 50 years younger
than her own. In England. American of

Jesse and Madeline Manchester, both of and
at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Edes,

Spencer and Betsey French, at Attleboro.
American of

Elihu and Hannah Champlain, formerly of
Warren, at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Crocker,

James, of Warren, and Abby Luther, daugh-
ter of Samuel, of arid at Swanzey. Amer-
ican of

Rebecca, daughter of John, dec, Esq., and
William Holt, at Newport. American of

Calvin, 2d, of Attleboro, and Mary Sheper-
son, of and at Cumberland. American of

Charles and Elizabeth P. Smith, at' Sharon,
Mass.,

Sophia, daughter of late Grey, Esq., and Wil-
liam Pitt Cleveland, Esq., Attorney at
Law, both of New London, at New York.
American of

Willard, of Attleboro, and Harriet Harding,
of and at Mansfield, by Rev. Mr. Briggs,

Rebecca, daughter of Edward, and Willard
Robinson, at Attleboro,

Mary Ann and Anthony Rowe, at Mylor
Church. The groom had both hands shot
off last July at the King's Coronation an-
niversary, in Halifax,

April 12, 1 83 1

April 18, 1 83 1
May 17, 1831
May 20, 1 83 1

June 10, 1831
Oct. 24, 1 83 1

Aug. 27, 1824

Sept. 25, 1829

Jan. 5, 1816
March 4, 1818
Dec. 14, [819

Nov. 7, 1822

Jan. 13, 1824

March 26, 1824

Sept. 17, 1824

April 12, 1825

June 7, 1825

July 7, 1825

Nov. 25, 1825

May 17, 1828

RHODE. ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES

283

RICHARDS Augustus H., Esq , of Philadelphia,

and Rebecca McLean, daughter of Hon.

John, the Postmaster General, at Wash-
ington, D. C. American of
RICHARD Mary and Jonathan Tucker, Jr., of

Saco, Me., at Wiscassett, Me. American

of
RICHARDS J. D. and Mrs. Augusta Maria

Thayer, at Boston. American of
RICHARDSON Mary and Olney Potter, at

Glocester,
Abigail Hammond, daughter of Jacob, Esq.,

and Col. Joseph Boss, at Newport, by

Rev. Dr. Patten,
Jerusha and Thomas Wright, both of Wo-

burn, Mass., in this town,
Dr. William, of Smithfield, and Mary Almy,

daughter of the late Job, of and at New-
port, by Rev. Mr. Gibson,
Eleanor and Christopher Weyersdale Town-
ley, jouneyman potter, both of Carlisle, at

Gretna Green, Eng. [Scot.]. This is the

fourth bride he has led to the altar in 2 y.

and 3m. American of
Mrs Elizabeth and WilHara P. Almy, at New-

poi t. American of
Nancy and Isaac S. Shaw, both of Mansfield,

Mass , at Barrington, by Rev. Mr. Wright,
Sarah, of Medway, and Rev. Alvin Bond, of

Sturbridge, Mass., at Medway, by Rev. Mr.

Bailey,
Mrs. Mary and Theophilus Easton, both of

and at Foster. American of
Abby, of Newport, and Daniel Sullings, of

New Bedford, at Newport. American of
Amey and Halsey Sweelland, both of North

Providence, at Pawtucket. American of
Elizabeth and Otis Dudley, merchant, of

Harper's Ferry, Va,, at Uxbridge, Mass.

American of
Fanny, of Smithfield, and Jesse Jackson of

Sutton, Mass., at Smithfield. American of
Ruth and Elisha O. Angell, both of North

Providence, at Olneyville, by Rev. Mr.

Cheney,
John S., Jr., Esq., of Charleston, S. C , and

Sophia Hyatt, daughter of late Capt.

Charles L., at Providence, by Rfev. Dr.

Crocker,
Origin D., Esq., of Pontiac, and Sarah P.

Hill, at Smithfield, by Thomas Mann, Esq.,

Jan. 30, 1829

March 2, 1830

June 30, 1829

Dec. 25, 1808

June 8, 1809
Jan. 13, 1812

May 4, 181S

June 14, 1816
Oct. 20, 1820
Nov. 2, 1820

April 25, 1821

June II, 1822

Jan. 7, 1823

March 23, 1824

Aug. 26, 1825
Oct. 14, 1825

Oct. 4, 1826

April 9, 1827
July 24, 1828

284 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

RICHARDSON Harriet Marid, of Cambridge,

and George W. Randall of Stow, at Cam-
bridge. American of Jan. 19, 1830
Robert, Jr., of Boston, merchant, and Lucre-

tia Sharp, of and at Dorchester. American

of Aug. 3. 1830

Sophia S. and John Clemmons, at Walpole.

American of May 17, 183 1

Elizabeth and Capt. Robert Smith, at Salem.

American of June3, 1831

Thomas A., of Providence, and Mary T.

Remington, of and at Newport, Dec. 8, 1831

RICHMOND Charles, merchant, and Sally

Crocker, both of and at Taunton, by Rev.

John Pipon, March 13, 1809

Peter Otis and Elizabeth Bours, daughter of

John, Esq., of Newport, in this town. May i, 1809

Galen and Eliza Wheeler, daughter of the

late Bennett, Esq., of this town, at Bristol,

by Rev. Mr, Wight, Aug. 28, 1809

Arault, of this town, and Clarinda Ware,

of and at Dighton, by Rev. Mr. Gushee, Feb. 10, 1811

Louisa G., daughter of William, Esq., and

Rev. John L. Blake, both of and at this

town, by Rev. Mr. Williams, June 24, 1814

Horace, formerly of Providence, and Eliza

Waldron, of and at Canandaigua, N. Y., Oct. 4, 1814

George A. and Mira Leavens, eldest daugh-
ter of Jedediah, both of and at Pomfret,

by Rev. Mr. Porter, Dec. i, 1814

Bebe M., of this town, and Rev. Preserved

Smith, of Warwick, Mass., at this town, by

Rev. Mr. Blake, May 18, 181 5

Franklin and Elizabeth Cory, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, June 2, 1817

.Barton, of Nashville, Tenn., and Deborah

Briggs, daughter of Job, Esq., of and at

Little Compton, by Rev. Mase Sheperd.

American of Nov. 25, 1817

Nabby and Capt. John Grout, both of and at

Uxbridge, by Rev. Mr. Judson. American

of , Jan. 20, 1818

Clarrissa, late of Little Compton, and James

Donaldson, of and at Nashville, Tenn, Aug. 18, 1818

Perez, of Harrington, and Harriet Kelley, of

and at Warren. American of Dec. 8, 1818

Bezer and Rebecca Williams, both of Taun-
ton, at Middleboro. American of May 11, 1821
Francis, of Taunton, and Martha B. Phillips,

daughter of late Capt. James, of and at

Newport. American of Oct. 26, 1821

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES 285

RICHMOND Danforth, of Ashford, and Clarrissa
Danforth, the female preacher, at« Spring-
field, Vt. American of Jan. 22, 1822

Gilbert and Elizabeth .L,iscomb, both of and

at Bristol. American of April 16, 1822

Lusannah, second daughter of William, 2d,
and Charles F. Tillinghast, Esq , attorney
at law, both of a.id at Providence, by l^ev.
Mr. Wilson, May 15, 1822

Rev. William, of Bloomingdale, N. Y., for-
merly of Providence, and Christiana Bick-
han Neill, only daughter of Lewis, Esq.,
of and at Philadelphia, by Rev. Bishop
White, July 28, 1823

Isaac B., of Savannah, Ga., and Abigail Brown,

of and at Little Compton. American of Oct. 3, 1823

Isaac B., of Savannah, and Abigail Brown, of

and at Little Compton. American of Oct. 17, 1823

Hannah M. and Samuel M. Tripp, of Fair-
haven,, at Middleboro. American of Jan. 9, 1824

Levina and James Durick, both of and at

Wellington. American of Jan. 16, 1824

Emma Ann and John G. Quarman, both of

and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Oct. 18, 1824

Anna Talbot, daughter of William, of Provi-
dence, and Asa Fairbanks, of Franklin,
Mass., at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Crocker,
American of Sept. 25, 1825

Charles, Esq., and Sarah W. Fales, at Taun-
ton. American of March 7, 1826

John C. and Louisa Jenckes, daughter of
Benjamin, at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Tobey, Dec. 6, 1826

Eliza and Samuel Rawson, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Aug. 22, 1827

Mary W. and Alpheus B. Peirce, at Paw-
tucket, by Rev. Mr. Taft, May 14, 1828

Harriet, daughter of late Dr. Benjamin, of
Little Compton, and Joseph H." Johnson,
of and at Nashville, Tenn., Jan. 8, 1829

Rowena T., daughter of Dr. Thomas, and
William Sisson, of Fall River, at West-
port. American of Jan. 13, 1829

Maria, daughter of Galen, and Rev. Nathaniel
Wright, pastor of Dniversalist Church,
Attleboro, Sept. 6, 1830

Nathaniel.and Catharine Faisneau, daughter
of E. P., at Newport, by Rev. Mr. Choules.
American of Sept. 7, 1830

286

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

RICHMOND Sarah Thomas, daughter of Lemuel
C, and Joseph Mettalf Brown, all of and at
Bristol, by Rev. Mr. Bristed,
George M. and Anna Eddy, youngest daugh-
ter of Judge Eddy, at Providence, by Rev.
Dr. Edes,

RICKHARD Alfred and Rebecca T. Carpen-
ter, b(jth of and at Providence, by Rev.
Mr. Wilson,

RICKSTON Capt. Gideon and Eveline Perry,
daughter of late Col. James, of Newport,
at Wilmington, N. C. American of

RIDDLE Sarah L. and William H. S. Smith,
both of the Theatre, at Boston,

RIDER Luther, merchant, and Polly Peck,
youngest daughter of Major Samuel, both
of and at Coventry,
Mrs. Jane, daughter of Alanson Peckham,
Esq., of Middletown, and David Wyatt, at
Newport American of
Phebe, of Middletown, djiughter of the late
William, and William Belcher, of South
Kingstown, at Newport. American of
Jerusha and William Lapham, both of and at

Pawtucket. American of
William and Amanda Deans, at Bozrah, Ct.

American of
Capt Benjamin, of Coventry, and Phebe
Alexson, of and at Cumberland. American
of
Sabrina A., daughter of Elijah, of Provi-
dence, and William Thurston Butts, of
Newport, at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wa-
terman,

RIDGE John of the Cherokee Nation, late of the
Foreign Mission School, and Sally B. Nor-
thup, daughter of John P., at Cornwall, Ct.
American of

RIDGLEY Capt. Charles G., U. S. Navy, and
Cornelia Louisiana Livingston, daughter
of Robert L., Esq.. of Clermont, in New
York. American of

RILEY William and Mary Hill, second daughter
of Christopher, in this town, by Rev. Mr.
Wilson,
James and Sally Cornell, both of and at Prov-
idence, by Rev. Mr. Baker. American of

RING Hannah and Pardon Newell, both of
Smithfield, at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Pickering,

May 2, 1831

Aug. IS, 1 83 1

March 10, 1828

Aug. 12, 1825
March 28, 1829

Aug. 9, 1 818

Oct. 27, 1820

Nov. 10, 1820

Aug. 10, 1 82 1

Jan. 6, 1824

Jan. 4, 1828
April 3, 1828
Feb. 17, 1824

Dec. 7, 1822

May 28, 1809
Aug. 10, 1 8 19

March 3, 1824

RHODE ISLAND AMEKICAN— MARRIAGES

287

RING John and Edith Cox, at Newport. Ameri-
ca n of
RIPLEY Maria C and Rev. Benjamin F. Earns-
worth, Preceptor of Bridgewater Academy,
at Boston. American ot

Thomas and Salome Dickenson, at West-'
hampton. American of

Dr. John H. and Eliza Spaulding, at Wind-
ham, Ct. American of

James M., merchant, and Ruth L. Hunting-
ton, daughter of Charles P., Esq., at Nor-
wich, Ct. American of

James L. and Ruth L. Huntington, at Nor-
wich, American of

Lysander and Mary Soiile, at East Bridge-
water. American of
RITCHIE Ann and Samuel William Henry
Lisle, of the Medical Department, both of
Quebec, Canada, at Chaniplain, N. Y.

American of
Andrew, Esq., and
daughter of Hon.
of and at Boston.
RIVERS Thomas, Esq

Sophia Harrison Otis,
Harrison G. Otis, both
American of
Attorney at Law, for-
merly of Charleston, S. C., and Mary
Wheaton, daughter of Seth, Esq., both of
and at this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano,
ROADRICK Mary Ann and Albert Harrington,

at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Waterman,
ROBBINS Capt. Benjamin W., of this town, and
Rebecca Wheeler, of Barre, Mass.," in this
town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

John N., of New York, and Clarrissa A.
Gano, daughter of Rev. Dr. Gano, of and
at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pitman,

Rev. Francis L., of F^nfield, Ct., and Mrs.
Prescilla Alden, of and at Fairhaven, Mass.
American of

Martha and John Cumraings, at Wrentham,
by Rev. Mr. Fiske,

Mary, daughter ot Hon. Edward H., and
Joseph W. Revere, Esq., of Boston, at
Milton, Mass. American of

Charles and Prescilla Bucklin Jenckes, both
of and at Providence, at St. John's Church,
by Rev. Dr. Crocker,

Anna Maria, daughter of Asher, Esq , and
Joseph W. Eddy, at Newport. American of'

Milla and Nahum Dean, at South Bridge-
water. American of

Oct. 3, 1826

Aug. 14, 1821

' Oct. 23, 1829

Oct. 30, 1829

June 15, 1830

June 22, 1830

March 11, 1831

Nov. 20,1818
Dec. 12, 1823

Nov. 23, 1813
Oct. 22, 1828

Jan. 16, 1815

March 16, 1 81 8

June 26, 1818
Dec. 8, 1820

April 20, 1821

May 10, 1821
May 10, 1822
Feb. 20, 1824

288" VITAL KECORt) OF RHODE ISLAND

ROBBINS Sophia L., daughter of Asher, Esq.,
of Newport, and William Little, Jr., Esq.,
of Boston, at Newport, 'June 13, 1824

Juliet A., daughter of Asher, of Newport,
and Frederick H. Goodwin, of Plymouth,
Mass., at Newport, by Rev. Dr. Patten; Oct. 11, 1824

Isaac and Ruth Wellington, of and at Water-
town, Me. American of July i, 1825

Jacob, of Lowell, and Nancy Peirce Harts-
horn, at Boston. American of May 28, 1830

Adeline Augusta and Azro Turner, at Bos-
ton. American of April 27, 1831

Mrs. Clarissa A., of Providence, and James
Ludlow, of New York, at East Windsor,
Ct., by Rev. G. Robbins, ■ Aug. 17, 1831

ROBERTS Hon. Jonathan, U. S. Senator from
Pennsylvania, and Elizabeth Bushby,
daughter of the late — — • — -^, at Washing-
ton, April 21, 1814

Dutee, of Providence, and Mrs. Abigail
Humphreys, of and at Pawtuxet, by Rev.
Mr. Jacobs, June 29, 1817

Mary Ann, of Smithfield, and John Searle,
Jr., of Providence, at Smithfield. Amer-
ican of Oct. 15, 18 19

Samuel and Polly Conkright, after a court-
ship of 5 minutes, at Bath, N. Y. Amer-
ican of Aug. I, 1820

Susan and Olney Williams, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Aug. 4, 1822

Lucy, daughter of Capt. Dutee, of Provi-
dence, and Benjamin Gridley, of Boston, at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering, April 20, 1824

Martha J., daughter of Capt. Dutee, and Al-
vin O.' Read, of Pawtucket, at Providence,
by Rev. Mr. Pickering, March 2, 1826

Louisa, youngest daughter of Capt. Dutee,
of Providence, and Henry Jerrauld, of See-
konk, at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Picker-
ing, June 17, 1827

Nancy and Joseph Devott, at Boston. Amer-
ican of May 21, 1830

Sarah Ann D. and Samuel Bailey, at Boston.

American of Aug. 30, 1830

Mark and Sarah Wiggin, at Strotham, N. H.
The bride's grandmother was present, aged
100 years. No one in the town could recol-
lect when her second marriage took place,
75 years ago. American of Jan. 8, 1833

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES

289

ROBERTSON Rev. John I., of New York, and
Julia A. Henshaw, of and at Middlebury,
Vt., by Bishop Griswold,

Thomas Boiling, Governor of Louisiana, and

Miss Skipworth, eldest daughter

of Fulwar, Esq., at Baton Rouge. Amer-
ican of

Abigail and Capt. Scott Keith, at East Bridge-
water, Mass. American of

David H., Esq., merchant, of New York, and

Myra M. I. Almy, of and at New Bedford,

ROBEY Manchester and Christopher Gifford, at

Little Compton. American of
ROBINSON Otis and Sarah Raymond, daugh-
ter of Ephraim, Esq., of and at Norton,
Mass. American of

Benjamin and Hope Pitts, in this town,

Mary and Squire Lovett, both of Providence,
by Rev. Dr. Gano,

Hannah and Barzillai Hall, both of Raynham,
Mass., in this town,

Preserved, formerly of Attleboro, and Betsey
Gillis, daughter of Jotham, Esq., of Goff-
ston, N. H., at Bedford, N. H. American
of

Richard and Ann Holmes, daughter of late
Joseph, of Attleboro,

Mrs. Lydia, eldest daughter of Thomas
Jenckes, Esq., of Smithfield, at New Leb-
anon, N. Y. American of

Benjamin and Maria Pitts, both of and at this
town, by Rev. Dr. Gano,

William Everett, of Hallowell, Me., and Eme-
line Titus, of Attleboro, Mass., at Paw-
tucket, by Rev. Mr. Blake,

Ann, daughter of James, of Newport, and
Richard H. Ashley, of Stockbridge, Mass.,
Editor of Berkshire Star, at Newport.
American of

Mary G. and John Mackay, Jr., both of and
at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano,

Benjamin and Mary Cairns, both of Provi-
dence at Seekonk, by Rev. Mr. Pitman,

Abby, daughter of William, of New York,
and Major Joseph H. Peirce, of Boston, at
Newport. American of

William, formerly of Providence, and Lydia
Warner, of and at Glen's Falls, N. Y., by
Rev. Mr. Griswold. American of

Susan B. and Samuel P. Laud, Esq., at Dor-
chester, Mass. American of

June 10, 1821

May 22, 1 82 1

April 9, 1824

Jan. II, 1825

April 16, 1821

July 27, 1810
Jan. 29, 181 1

Jan. 22, 1812

Oct. 13, 1813

Jan. II, 1814
Dec. I, 1814

March 10, 1815
Dec. 14, 1815

April 10, 1 816

June 4, 1816

Dec. 10, 1 816

Nov. 8, 1818

Aug. 27, 1 8 19

July 25, 1820
Jan. 19, 1821

290

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

ROBINSON Kilborn G., of Boston, and Harriet
D. Mason, of and at Attleboro. American of

Stephen A., of Newport, and Sarah H. Pot-
ter, daughter of Jeremiah, of and at North
Kingstown. American of
[Note — Think this should read " South "
instead of " North "—J. N. A.J

Dan, of Pawtucket, and Mrs. Sally Bartlett,
of and at Smithfield. American of

Sylvester, of South Kingstown, and Eliza
Noyes, daughter of Major Joseph, at West-
erly,

Lydia, of Rehoboth, and Willington Kent, of
Seekonk, at Rehoboth. American of

Hannah S., daughter of Col. Obed, and Virgil
Blackington, at Attleboro, by Rev. Mr.
Kilham,

A. W., daughter of late Capt. Thomas, and
Lieut. William T. Rogers, U. S. Navy,
both of and at New York American of

Abiel and Bathsheba W. I^eonard, both of
Raynham. American of

Ann K. and Elisha C. Luther, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Tobey,

Maria, daughter of Capt. George, of Paw-
tucket, and Benjamin Linkfield, at Rich-
mond. American of

Caroline F. and Ethan Bowen, both of and
at North Providence, by Rev. Mr. Tobey,

Julia and Nathaniel Dean, at Raynham, Mass.,

Willard and Rebecca Richards, daughter of
Edward, at Attleboro,

Dr. Horatio, of New Sdoreham. and Mary
Ann Robinson, daughter of Dr. William,
at Stonlngton, Ct. American of

Mary Ann, daughter of Dr. William, and Dr.
Horatio Robinson, of New Shoreham, at
Stonington, Ct. American of

Norman, of Providence, and Margaret Bar-
stow, daughter of Joshua, of and at Pres-
ton, Ct. American of

George and Nancy Wood, both of Pawtuxet,
at Berlin, Ct. American of

William Champlain, and Abby Brown Shaw,
daughter of Josiah C, both of and at New-
port, by Rev. Dr. Patten,

Maria, daughter of James R., of Lisbon, Ct.,
and Capt. John Rice, of Providence, at
Lisbon, by Rev. Mr. Lee,

Samuel S. , of Providence, and Esther Slocum,
of and at Scituate, by Rev. Mr. Westcott,

Sept. 7. 1 82 1
Feb. 26, 1822

May 7, 1822

Oct. I, 1822
May 20, 1823

Oct. 8, 1823

Nov. 25, 1823

Jan. 16, 1824

March 29, 1824

June 25, 1824

Dec. 29, 1824
Oct. 27, 1825

Nov. 25, 1825

Oct. 24, 1826

Oct. 24, 1826

Dec. S, 1826
Feb. 9, 1827

July 23, 1827

Nov. 25, 1827
April 27, [828

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES

291

ROBINSON Rufus, Esq., and Mrs. Nancy An-
gel], both of and at Douglass, Mass., by
Rev. David Holman,

William A., of South Kingstown, and Dorcas
B. Hadwen, of and at Providence, at the
Friends' Meeting House,

Mary Ann and John Young, both of and at
Newport, by Rev. Mr. Norris,

Dr. Josiah W. and Dorcas Greene, daughter
of Henry R., both of and at Providence,
by Rev. Mr. Church,

Patience and Oliver Chace, at the Friends'
Meeting House, Fall River,

Margaret B. and Thomas F. Donnell, at
Bath. American of

Stelliann and Willard A. Handy, both of and
at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering,

Gen. Joshua, soldier of the Revolution, 83,
and Chloe Blakeley, aged 45, at Hampton,
Ct. American of

Mrs. Eliza and Edward S. Rhodes, at Smith-
field, by Thomas Mann, Esq. American
of

Anne A., daughter of James, and Samuel A.
Chace, of New Market, at South Kings-
town, at the Friends' Meeting House.
American of

Emeline and Rev. Samuel Kelley, at Ports-
mouth. American of

James and Lydia B. Tilden, at Brookline.
American of

Edward, of Providence, and Susan D. Bowen,
daughter of Col. John, of and at Coventry,
by Rev. Mr. Stone,

Russell, of Attleboro, and Almira Sweet, of
and at Pawtucket. American of

Mary Jane, daughter of Samuel, and Robert
D. Owen, of New Harmony, at New York.
American of
ROCHE Rev. Manning B., of Philadelphia, and
Sarah E. Howard, eldest daughter of
Henry, of and at New York. American of

William, Esq., of New Bedford, and Lydia
Scott, of and at North Providence,
ROCKWELL Mrs. Sarah O., daughter of the
late Capt. James Finch, of Newport, and
King Pearce, of Montreal, at Newport.
American of

Alonzo, M. D., of Montrillo, Ct., and Isabella
T. Woodward, of Providence, at Salem,

Aug. S, 1828

Nov. 13, 1828
March 15, 1829

April 29, 1829

Sept. 9, 1829

Nov. 20, 1829

Nov. 23, 1829

Jan. 5, 1830

June 22, 1830

Aug. 13, 1830

Aug. 17, 1830

Dec. 7, 1830

March 8, 1831
April 15, 1 83 1

April 27, 1832

July 2, 1824
April 26, 1829

March 30, 1821
Jan. 29, 1827

292 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

ROCKWELL Peter B., Esq., of Macon, Ga., and

Cynthia Y. Simmons, dayghter of late

Thomas, of Providence, at Macon, by Rev.

Mr. Stiles, May 30, 1827

Caroline Augusta and William Lawrence, at

Colebrook, Ct. American of Aug. 27, 1830

RODMAN John and Rebecca Peckham, daugh-
ter of Thomas, Esq., at Newport, by Rev.
Mr. Dehon. American of July 11, J809

Capt. William and Miss Lydia Bishop, both

of this town, married by Rev. Dr. Gano, June 10, 1810

Eliza, daughter of the late Capt. William, and
Charles Potter, merchant, in this town, by
Rev. Dr. Crocker, June 7, 1813

Ann, daughter of the late Capt. William, and
Charles H. Russell, merchant, at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Dr. Crocker, April 13, 1818
Samuel, Jr., Esq., of Newport, merchant, and
Hannah H. Prior, eldest daughter of Ed-
mund, of and at Cow Neck, L. L, at the
Friends' Meeting House, Nov. 2, 1819
Lydia, daughter of Samuel, of New Bedford,
and Micah H. Ruggles.of Rochester, Mass.,
at New Bedford, at the Friends' Meeting
House, April 10, 1823
Sarah Ann, of Cumberland, and Richard

Young, of and at Smithfield. American of Oct. 28, 1823
Benjamin G. and Ann Taber, daughter of
late Joseph, of Middletown, at Newport.
American of May 31, 1825

William Henry, of Philadelphia, merchant,
and Mary W. Searle, second daughter of
Nathaniel, Esq., of and at Providence, by
Rev. Dr. Crocker, May 24, 1 83 1

RODNEY Eliza, second daughter of late Ceazer
A. Esq., and John Eschenburg, Esq., of
Germany, merchant, at Buenos Ayres, June 2, 1824

Mary, daughter of late Ceaser A., U. S. Min-
ister to Buenos Ayres, and Rev. Theophi-
lus Parvin, of said place, at Philadelphia, Jan. 6, 1826

ROEBUCK Jane and James Cooper, at Vevay,
Ind. They separated the same day.
American of Jan. 18, 1833

ROFFEE Christopher and Mary Ann Dickens,
both of and at Providence, by Rev. Dr.
Gano, July 12, 1818

Caleb, of Providence, and Alice C. Smith, of
Newport, at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano, July 19, 1819
ROGERS Martha and William Savory, both of

Bradford, Mass., in this town, May 19, 181 1

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES 293

ROGERS Frances, daughter of the late John,
and Samuel G. Arnold, Esq., both of this
town, Sept. 28, 1 8 13

Robert, Jr., Esq., of Newport, merchant, and
Maria DeWolfe, second daughter of Will-
iam, of and at Hristol, by Rev. Mr. Wight, Dec. 27, 1814

George W., Esq., master commander U. S.
Navy, and Ann M. Perry, daughter of
Christopher R., Esq., of Newport, at New
York, by Rev. Dr. Bowen. American of July 11, 1815

Henry, editor National .(Egis, and Betsey
Blair, daughter of Capt. James, at Worces-
ter, Mass. American of Dec. 9, 1817

Benjamin Woolsey, Esq., of New York, and
Catharine Cecelia Langdon El win, eldest
daughter of the late Thomas Langdon El-
win, Esq., of Portsmouth, N. H., at Phila-
delphia. American of Feb. 16, 1819

John and Ann Manchester, daughter of
Thomas, both of Middletown, at Newport.
American of March 12, 18 19

Sarah Ann, daughter of Joseph, of Middle-
town, and Richard Sherman, Jr., of Ports-
mouth, at Newport. American of Oct. i, 181.9

Lydia, of Lyme, Ct., and John Henry, of

Providence, at Lyme, Aug. 16, 1820

Charles and Sarah Thompson, at East

Bridgewater. American of Oct. S, 1821

Joseph, merchant, and Eliza Brown Gano,
youngest daughter of Rev. Stephen, both
of and at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Nov. 7, 1821

William T., editor of Democrat and Farmer's
Gazette, and Sophia Pugh, at Doyleston,
Penn. American of Feb. 26, 1822

Eliza, daughter of late John, Esq , and Sam-
uel Nightingale, Esq., both of and at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Edes, May 20, 1822

Solomon, of Smithfield, and Mary Fletcher,

of and at Pawtucket. American of June 28, 1822

Nehemiah E. and Lydia H. Tillinghast,
daughter of late Joseph, both of and at
Providence, at the Methodist Chapel, by
Rev. Mr. Merritt, Oct. 10, 1822

Lieut. William T., U. S. Navy, and A. W.
Robinson, daughter of late Capt. Thomas,
both of and at New York. American of Nov. 25, 1823

Polly Y. and William Bason, both of and at

Pawtucket. American of Dec. 9, 1823

Sarah Ann, daughter of Rev. Dr. William,
who also married them, and William Henry
DeWolfe, Esq., of Bristol, at Philadelphia, Dec. 18, 1823

294

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

ROGERS Mary, daughter of late John, Esq., of

Baskenridge, N. J., and William Isaacs,

son of late Ralph, of New Haven, at New

York. American of Feb. i8, 1825

Harriet, daughter of the late Elias, and

Charles Cozzens, both of and at Newport,

by Rev. Mr. Mudge, July 30, 1826

William H. and Lydia Mathewson, both of

Warren, at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Sea-
mans, Oct. 23, 1826
Abby N. and Elisha Graves, both of War-
wick, at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Seamans, Feb. 4, 1827
Horatio and Susan Curtis, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Edes, Oct. 24, 1827

Lloyd N., Esq., of Maryland, and Hortensia

Munro Hay, daughter of George, Esq , U.

S. Judge for Eastern District of Virginia,

at Oak Hill, the residence of Ex-President

Munroe, in Loredoren Co., Va., by Rev.

Mr. Jackson, July 5, 1829

Nathan, of Holden, and Sarah Blair, daugh-
ter of Capt. Robert, at Worcester, by Rev.

Mr. Miller, Sept. 16, 1829

Thomas G. and Ann Taggart, daughter of

Judge William, both of Middletown, at

Newport, by Rev. Mr. Choules, March 7, 183 1

William E. T., editor of the Glocester Tele-
graph, and Ann S. Collins, at Glocester,

Mass. American of Aug. 12, 1831

Lydia and Ichabod D. Edwards, both of and

at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pattison, Sept. 9, 1832

R0GP:RS0N Robert and Minerva Ann Buck-

lin, late of Pawtucket, at this town, Jan. 21, 18 10

ROLANDS John T. and Ann Watkins, at New

York. American of Aug. 21, 1829

ROLAFF Elizabeth Steele and JohnGrove Hales,

at Boston. American of Jan. 5, 1821

ROOD Lucy, of Killingly, Ct., and Wyllys

Ames, of Providence, at Killingly, by Rev.

Mr. Whitmore, Nov. 29, 1827

ROOT Samuel A. and Hepsabeth Trocher, at

Hartford. American of Oct. 16, 1829

ROPER George and Anna Sharpe, daughter of

the late Peter, of Four Mile Creek, at

Richmond, Va., by Rev. John Lindsay, June 11, 181 1

ROPES Sarah and Capt. William H. Neal, at

Salem. American of Nov. 26, 1829

ROSP: Mr. and Miss Lilly. American of Oct. 27, 1809

Bathsheba and Jeremiah Hill, both of New-
port, by Rev. Dr. Gano. American of June 21, 1814

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES 295

ROSE Thankful and Samuel Thurber, Jr., both
of this town, at South Kingstown. Ameri-
can of April 4, i8iS

Edward, of Wellington, Mass., and Nancy
Thayer, daughter of Edward, of Conway,
Mass., at Bristol, R. I., by Rev. Mr. Wight, Oct. 27, 1816

William, son of Thomas, and Maria Clarke,
daughter of the late Joshua, at New Shore-
ham. American of Sept. k, 1818

Maria and John Rutledge, Jr., Esq., at
Charleston, S. C. American of Feb. 19, 18(9

James, Esq., and Julia Rutledge, daughter of
the General, at Charleston, S. C, by
Bishop Bowen. American of June 11, 1819

Levi, of North Providence, and Sarah
Mowry, of Johnston, at North Providence.
American of Nov. 16, 1821

Thomas, Jr., of Wellington, and Mercy

Blake, of and at Tauntcn. American of Dec. 3, 1822

Harriet P., daughter of late Joseph, planter,
at Antigua, and John C. Lee, of Boston,
merchant, at Worcester, by Rev, Dr. Ban-
croft, July 29, 1826
ROSS Lovey and Jeremiah Olney Arnold, both
of North Providence, at Providence, by
Rev. Mr. Taft. American of Aug. 7, 1821

Jonah, of Cumberland, and Lucy Jepherson,

of and at Douglass, Dec. 5, 1822

Thankful and Luther Jones, both of Smith-
field, at Pawtucket, by Rev. Mr. Washburn, May 29, 183 1
ROSSARIO Johanna and John P>ancis Wohl-
fahrt, of Surinam, at Providence, by Rev.
Mr. Tobey, June 13, 1828

ROSSITER Nathaniel, Esq., high sheriff New
Haven Co., Ct., and Mrs. Abby Olney,
daughter of the late Col. Knight Dexter, ot
this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Dec. 10, 1815

W. S , Esq., cashier of the Eagle Bank, New
Haven, and Hannah Murdock, at Schenec-
tady, N. Y. American of Nov. 2, 1824
ROSSETER Mrs. Abby, of Richmond, Mass.,
and Dr. Jotham Sexton, of Little Comp-
ton, at New York. American of Nov. 29, 1825
ROTCH Lydia, daughter of William, and Will-
iam Dean, of Salem, at New Bedford.
American of Oct. i, 181 1

Joseph, of New Bedford, and Ann Smith,
daughter of James, merchant, of and at
Philadelphia. American of June 10, 1814

296

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

ROTCH Anne, daughter of the late Capt. Joseph,
and Francis Rotch, Esq., at New Bedford.
American of

Francis, Esq., and Anne Rotch, daughter of
the late Capt. Joseph, at New Bedford.
American of

William R , Esq., of New Bedford, and Car-
oline Stockton, daughter of Hon, Richard,
Esq., of Prmceton, N. J., at New York,

Mary R., daughter of William, Jr., Esq., and
J. W. C. Fleming, at New Bedford,

Eliza, daughter of Benjamin, Esq , of Lon-
don, and John Farrar, Professor of Mathe-
matics and Natural History in Harvard
University, at New Bedford. American of
ROUND Mary, of Rehoboth, and Thomas Wil-
liams, of Pawtucket, at Attleboro, by Rev.
Mr. Holmes,

Nathaniel, of Bristol, and Hannah Abbott,
of and at Ashford, Ct. American of

Sally, of Bristol, and Capt. Martin Brown, of
Barrington, at Bristol,

Sarah and Stephen Burr, both of and at Prov-
idence, by Rev. Mr. Baker,

Emmorance and Joseph Walker, of Welling-
ton, Mass., both of and at Rehoboth.
American of

Cynthia and John Davis, 2d, both of and at
Rehoboth, by Lemuel Morse, Esq.,
ROUNDS John and Rona Newman, both of and
at Rehoboth, by Justice Martin. Ameri-
can of

Sally, daughter of James, and William P.
Seemans, at Rehoboth,

Frances and William D. Fenno, both of and
at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Curtis,

Almira, of Barrington, and Capt. John Allen,
of Baltimore, at Barrington, by Rev. Mr.
Woods,

Elizabeth P. and Arthur P. Brown, both of
Providence, at Warren. American of

Eliza and Joseph Cole, both of and at Paw-
tucket, by Rev. Isaac Chace,

Henry C, of Warren, and Mary Ann Pence,
of Barrington, at Warren, by Rev. Mr.
Rexford,

Lavina P. and Capt. Samuel Haskins, both
of and at Taunton. American of

Betsey and Barton Manchester, at Warren,
by Rev. Mr. Rexford,

Jan. s, 1816

Jan. 5, 1816

July 17, 1820
Aug. I, 1823

Oct. 17, 1828

July 7, 181 1
Aug. 16, 1814
Nov. 27, I Si 8
Nov. 21, 1819

Aug. 23, 1822
April 6, 1826

Sept. 7, 1810

March 17, 1814

May 4, 1822

Aug, 7, 1823
Oct. 10, 1823
Aug. 5, 1824

Nov. 6, 1825

March 7, 1826

Oct. 25, 1827

RHODE ISLAND AMERICANr^-MARRIAGES

297

ROUNDS Ann and John Smith Brown, both of
and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering,
Mary B., of Cranston, and John H. Mason,
of Pawtucket, at Cranston, by Rev. Mr.
Pickering, ' '

Spencer, 2d, of Bristol, and Margaret D. Ball,
daughter of Elijah, of Barrington, at Bris-
tol. American ot
ROUS Anne J ulianna, daughter of Lord Rous,
and Admiral Hotham, at London. Amer-
ican of
ROVENELL Paul, of Charleston, and Abigail
Peirce, daughter of Capt. Benjamin, of
Newport, at Charleston, S. C,
ROWE Anthony and Mary Ann Richard, at
Mylor Church ; the groom had both hands
shot off last July at the King's Coronation
anniversary in Halifax,
ROWLAND William M., Esq., of Augusta, Ga.,
and Clarissa L. Wight, daughter of Rev.
Henry, D, D., of and at Bristol, by Rev.
Mr. Wight. American of
ROWLEY C. R., Esq., third son of Sir W.
Rowley Burte, of Stoke, and Maria Louisa
Vanneck, only daughter of Lord Hunting-
field, of Havingham Hall, at the Having-
ham Church, Suffolk, Eng. The clerk
while the ceremony was progressing fell
down dead between the chancel door and
communion rails; was 70 years old. Amer-
ican of
ROYS Lucinda and Amos R. Huggins, at Bos-
ton,
RUFF Lucy and John Miller, at Smithfield, by

Rev. Mr. Benedict(
RUGG Salmon and Mary Hammond, only daugh-
ter of James, at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Edes,
RUGGLES Capt. Spooner and Ruth Vandarm,
by Rev. Mr. Edes,
Nathan D. and Mary Taft, at Mendon, Mass.

American of
Sophia, daughter of late Benjamm, and Ed-
ward Phillips, at Newport. American of
Micah H., of Rochester, Mass., and Lydia
Rodman, dau'ghter of Samuel, of and at
New Bedford, at the Friends' M«etmg

Nathaniel S., Esq.. and Mary L. Phillips,
daughter of late Capt. James, both of and
at Newport. American of

Oct. 16, 1828
Aug. 4, 1 83 1

Sept. 27, 1 83 1
Sept. 6, 1816

Dec. IS, 1809

May 17, 1828
Aug. 30, 1830

Nov. s, 1830

March 25, 1831

Sept. 10, 1820

June 24, 1 8 10

Sept. 22, 181 1

Dec. 21, 1821

March 28, 1823

April 10, 1823
Nov. 4, 1823

298 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

RUGGLES John, Esq., Speaker of House of Rep-
resentatives, Maine, and Margaret George,

at Bangor, Maine. American of June 28, 1825

Capt. George Benjamin, of Newport, and

Sarah Brown Mason, daughter of late Hon.

James B., of and at Providence, Aug. 22, 1825

Azuba C, daughter of late Benjamin, of New-
port, and Rev. Joel Worthington Newton,

Professor in Andover College, Mass., at

Newport, by Rev. Mr. Wheaton, at Trinity

Church, June 10, 1829

Harriet and John Holland, at Taunton.

American of Feb. 15, 1830

RUMRILL Mary Ann and Frederick H. Man-
son, at Cambridge, by Rev. Mr. Gannett.

American of Oct. 9, 1829

RUM SON William and Anne Paul, after 20

days' courtship, at Biddeford, Eng. Amer-

can of July 24, 1827

RUNNELLS Abby P. and Stephen P. Hines,

both of Warwick, at Providence, by Rev.

Mr. Wilson, Oct. 16, 1823

RUSH Elizabeth M. and Henry A. Brewer, at

Boston. American of April 9, 1830

RUSH WORTH William S. and Hannah M.

Sheridan, both of and at Providence, by

Rev. Mr. Baker, Nov. 23, 18 19

RUSSELL Sarah Taylor, eldest daughter of

Jeremiah, formerly of this town, and Na-

hum Goodenow, Esq , at Nobleboro, Me.

American of April 25, 1809

Henry, of this town, merchant, and Content

Wing, of and at Sandwich, married at

Friends' Meeting House, Sept. 13, 1809

Amey, daughter ot John, of this town, and

Anthony Demille, at Kingston, U. C.

American of Jan. 11, 181 1

Thomas H. and Ann P. Bosworth, youngest

daughter of Benjamin, Esq., both of and at

Bristol, by Rt. Rev. Bishop Griswold, July 8, 1813

Sarah, daughter of Nathaniel, Esq., and Rev.

Theodore Dehon, Bishop of South Caro-
lina, both of and at Charleston, S. C.

American of Nov. 19, 1813

Harriet and Stephen B. Jackson, at Mendon.

American of ' Sept. 2, 1814

Samuel, of this town, merchant. andJMary

C. Osborn, of and at New York, by"Rev.

Dr. Brady, Oct, 6, 181 5

Hon. Jonathan, late U. S. Minister to Swe-
den, and Lydia Smith, daughter of Barney,

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES 299

RUSSELL :

Esq., at Boston, in King's Chapel, by Rev.

Dr. F"reeman, April 2, 1817

Charles H., merchant, and Ann Rodman,
daughter of the late Capt. William, at
Providence, by Rev. Dr. Crocker, April 13, 1818

Ann B. and Hon. Joseph Rawson, both of
and at Bristol, by Rev. Bishop Griswold, May 31, T819

Joseph and Lorano Spauldipg, eldest daugh-
ter of Reuben, Esq., at Pomfret, Ct. Amer-
ican of June 23, 1820

Eliza and Nathaniel Wilbur, both of and at

Pawtucket, by Rev. Dr. Benedict, Dec. 17, 1820

Merebah, eldest daughter of Seth, of New
Bedford, and Cyrus R. Keith, of Charles-
ton, S. C, at New Bedford. American of Sept. 17, 1822

William H. and Mary A. Crapo, only daugh-
ter of Philip, both of and at Providence, by
Rev. Mr. Edes, May 6, 1823

Lawrence J. and Mrs. Harriet L. Moore,
both of and at Providence. American of May 30, 1823

Mrs. Betsey, of Marlboro, 63, and Dea. Ben-
jamin Goddard, 82, by Rev. Joseph Sum-
ner, 84, at Shrewsbury, Mass. American of Dec. 16, 1823

Henry and Elizabeth C. Woodnurse, both of
and at Pawtucket, by Rev. Dr. Benedict, April 14, 1825

Wing and Elizabeth Smith, daughter of
Abraham, Esq., at Friends' Meeting House,
New Bedford. American of Sept. 16, 1825

James, printer, and Jane Paull, both of and

at Philadelphia, Oct. 13, 1825

Lydia H., daughter of William, Jr., and Will-
iam H. Fessenden, of Sandwich, at New
Bedford. American of Nov. 29, 1825

John, formerly of Providence, and Mary Bab-
cock, of and at Ameliasburgh, U. C, Dec. 26, 1825

John H., Esq., of Taunton, and Lydia Macy,

of and at New Bedford. American of April 14, 1826

Martha Ann, daughter of Jeremiah, of Noble-
boro, Maine, formerly of Providence, and
Joseph Yates, of Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Wilson, Nov. 22, 1826

Rev. Samuel, of Boyleston, Mass., and Mary
F. Howe, daughter of Rev. Mr. Howe, at
Hopkinton, Mass. American of Feb. 16, 1827

Stephen and Phebe Ann Child, at Pawtucket,
by Rev. Dr. Benedict, Aug, 11, 1828

Frances M., of Pawtucket, and Ethan M.
Howland, of Mason, Mass., at Pawtucket,
by Rev. Dr. Benedict, Oct. 21, 1828

300 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

RUSSELL Charles and Eliza Abbott, at And-

over. American of Oct. 13, 1829

Elizabeth and James Gatt, at Boston. Amer-
ican of Feb. 9, 1830
Job, of Dartmouth, and Nancy Drew, of and

at New Bedford. American of Feb. 23, 1830

Warren and Mary VVilkins, at Danvers.

American of May 28, 1830

Edward, of Dartmouth, and Julia Ann Heart,

of and at Fall River, by Benjamin An-
thony, Esq., July II, 1830
Hannah and John Hammond, at Marblehead.

American of - , Dec. 17, 1830

RUTENBURGH Mary, of Providence, and

Clarke P. Shelton, of Boston, at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering, Nov. 28, 1825
RUTLEDGE John, Jr., Esq., and Maria Rose,

at Charleston, S. C. American of Feb. 19, 1819

Julia, daughter of the General, and James

Rose, Esq., at Charleston, S. C.,by Bishop

Bowen. American of , June 11, 1819

Edward, of South Carolina, and Augusta .

Shaler, sister to the wife of Com. McDon-.

ough, at Middletown, Ct. American of Sept. 17, 1819

Mary, daughter of Major Henry M., of Nashr

ville, Tenn., and Frantis B. Fogg^ Esq.,'

attorney at law, formerly of Newport, at

Nashville. American of Nov. 11, 1823

RYAN Fanny and John Brown, both of and at

Newport, by Rev. Mr; Sowle.. American

of Jan. 12, 1810

William M. and Ruth W. Keath, both of and

at Pawtucket, by Rev. Mr. Greene, Feb. 12, 1826

Ann H. and Caleb Greene, at Boston, by

Rev. Mr. Streeter, March 25, 183 1

SABIN Eliza, daughter of John, of this town,
and Ariel Cooke, of Cumberland, in this
town, . Sept. 10, 1809

Angelica, only daughter of the late Capt. ,
James, and Peter Brownell, merchant, both ;
. of this town, by Rev. Mr. Hill, • April 16, 1811

Jonathan, of Seekonk, and Julia Louisa
Feste, only daughter of Alexis, Esq., of
and at this town, by Rev. Dr. Crocker, , April 13, 181 2

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES

301

SABIN James and Mary Nelson,- in this town,

by Rev. Dr. Gano,
Sarah D. and Cyrus W. Linsey, in this town,

by Rev. Dr. Messer,
Joshua and Mary Ingraham, of and at this

town, by Rev. Mr. Edes. American of
Maria, youngest daughter of the late James,

Esq., of Providence, and Nathaniel Whea-

ton, by Rev. Dr. Gano,
Patience and William Woodward, Jr., both

of and at Providence,
Mary, daughter of the late John, of Cumber-
land, and Dr. Ephraim L. Knapp, formerly

of Walpole, now of and at Cumberland, by

Rev. Mr. Potter,
William and Elizabeth B. Davis, both of and

at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering,
Mary, daughter of late Thomas^ Esq., and

Capt. Samuel Young, at Providence, by

Rev. Mr. Aldin,
SABINE Ann, daughter of Rev. Mr. Sabine,

and Rev. Henry Blackaller, at Boston.

American of •

SACKETT Adrian [Adnah], and Ann Short,

both of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.

Wilson,
Adah and Eliza Adams, both of and at Prov-
idence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering,
SADLER John and Ann Fuller, both of and at

Attleboro,
SADDLER Samuel, U. S. Artillery, and Mrs.

Mary E. Bridles, in this town. American of
Thomas, of Attleboro, and Sarah Leonard, of

and at Taunton. American of
SAFFORD Harriet, eldest daughter of Joseph,

of Canterbury, Ct., and Charles A. Scho-

vall, of Columbia, Ct., at Canterbury, by

Rev. George A. White. American of
Elizabeth C. and William Plummer, at New-
bury. American of
SAGE Eliza R., daughter of Ebenezer, Esq., and

Lt. Thomas H. Stephens, U. S. Navy, at

Middletown, Ct.,
Ebenezer, Esq., of Middletown, Ct., and Elec-

tra Burrell, of and at Northampton, Mass.,
F. W. and Hepsibah C. Howard, daughter of

late J. C, of and at Boston. American of
Edward, of Liverpool, England, and Mrs.

Frances K. H. Snow, of and at Providence.

American of

May 26, 1813

May 22, 1814

Aug. 22, 1815

Jan. 29, 1818
March 14, 1819

Oct. 24, 18 1 9
Oct. 16, 1825

May 18, 1828

March 9, 1830

May 28, 1818
May 2, 1824
Oct. 31, 1813
June 10, 1814
Jan. 18, 1822

Sept. II, 1829
April 16, 1830

Dec. 3, 1815

May 24, 1820

Jan. 7, 1823

Feb. 20, 1824

302 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SAGEANT Lucius Manlius, Esq., and Sarah

Cutler Dunn, at Boston. American of July 22, 1825

ST. AGN,ON Ann Maria Theresa, of Trinidad,

and Rev. Richard S. Stearnes, of Salem, at

Providence. American of Nov. 23, 1821

ST. ALBANS His Grace, the Duke of, and Mrs.

Coutts, widow of the banker. She was

formerly Miss Mellon, of the Theatre, but

has now an income of ;£'500,000 yearly.

He is a descendant of Charles II and Elea-
nor Gwin, and is 30 years younger than his

bride. By special license. American of Aug 21, 1827

ST. ANGRE Marie Alexandrine, eldest daugh-
ter of Durant, officer of the Legion of

Honor, and Consul General of the United

States, for France, and Jean Germain

Samuel Adams Daunery, Esq., Knight of

the Royal Order of the Legion of Honor,

and Consul of France for Philadelphia, at

New York, by Rev. Dr. Power, July i, 1830

SALISBURY Elizabeth O., youngest daughter

of the late Joshua, and Norman Eastpn, all

of this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano, April 15, 1811

Greenleaf and Septimus Lathrop, both of

this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano, May 22, 181 1

Sally, daughter of Jonathan, Esq., of East

Greenwich, and Nathan Whiting, Esq., at-
torney at law, at Rehoboth, by Rev. Mr.

Thompson, June 11, 181 1

Cromwell T. and Lydia Peirce, both of and

at East Greenwich, by Rev. Mr. Rich, May 30, 18 13

James and Lydia Esleeck, both of and at this

town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, May 15, 1814

Hannah and Poris Aldrich, at Smithfield.

American of June 7, 1814

Sally and Luther Cole, both of and at War-
ren, by Rev. Mr. Hall. American of Sept. 20, 1816
Sally and George W. Freeman, both of

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Baker. Ameri-
can of April 8, 1817
William and Mary Ann Williams, daughter

of Putnam, both of and at Providence, by

Rev. Mr. Baker, Sept. 20, 1818

Elizabeth Kent, of Seekonk, and Joseph

Beane, of Barrington, at Warren, by Rev.

Mr. Chessman, ' Oct. i, i8i8

Daniel, of North- Providence, and Rebecca

Hopkins, of Seekonk, at Pawtucket, by

Rev. Mr. Blake. American of Nov. 6, 1818

Mrs. Penelope and Edmond Sheldon, both of

and at Johnston, by Rev. Mr. Sprague, Jan. 20, 1820

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES

303

SALISBURY Edward and Mary Child, only
daughter of Jeremiah, both of and at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Baker. American of

Otis and Mary Perry, of Killingly, at Gloces-
ter, by David Arnold, Esq. American of

Charles and Amey Sprague, both of and at
Smithfield, by Rev. Mr. Benedict,

Jesse and Sally Allen, both of and at Paw-
tucket, by Rev. Mr. Benedict,

John A. and Martha Burdick, both of Attle-
boro, at Pawtucket, by Rev. Mr. Benedict,

Joseph, of Tiverton, and Ruth B Sisson, of
Portsmouth, at Tiverton. American o''

Mary D. and William W. Burr both of and
at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Mudge,

Julia, eldest daughter of Abel, Esq., of Scitu-
ate, and Ezekiel Angell, of Smithfield, at
Scituate. American of

Henry, of Providence, and Amey Brown, of
North Kingstown, at Providence, by Rev.
Mr. Mudge,

Joanna, daughter of Jonathan, and Charles
Valentine Myrick, both of and at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Mudge. American of

Fanny, of Pawtucket, and Arnold Irons, of
Providence, at Pawtucket, by Rev. Dr.
Benedict,

Susan, of Tiverton, and Joseph Eddy, of
Providence, at Johnston, by Rev. Mr.
Cheney,

Mary, daughter of Caleb, of Warren, and
Jonathan Bosworth, of Swanzey, at War-
ren, by Rev. Mr. Rexford,

Jonathan and Phebe Tallman, daughter of
Col, Benjamin, both of Providence, at
Swanzey, by Rev. Mr. Baker,

Charles H. and Rebecca Sisson, daughter of
Esek S., at Warren, by Rev. Mr. Rexford,

Richard, of Fall River, and Susan Elizabeth
Ford, at Newport. American of

Martin L., of Warren, and Susan A. Cottrell,
at South Kingstown. American of
SALLA James, of this town, and Martha Harris,
daughter of Oliver, of and at Cumberland.
American of

Samuel and Susan B. Tompkms, at Paw-
tucket. American of
SALM The Princess of, widow, and the British
Duke of Cumberland. He is 43 and she
40, at Strelitz, Ger.,

March 24, 1820
Nov. 14, 1820
Sept. 23, 1 82 1
June 2, 1822
June 16, 1822
July 12, 1822
Feb. 26, 1824

April 20, 1824

Oct. 3, 1824

Oct. 5, 1824

June 5, 1825

June 4, 1826

March 22, 1827

June 9, 1827

Sept. 27, 1827

May 20, 1 83 1

Oct. 18, 1831

Jan. 12, 1813
April 26, 1825

Aug. 26, 1814

304 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SALMES Sarah, of North Providence, and Wil-
liam A. Smith, of JVovidence, at Paw-
tucket, by Rev. Dr. Benedict, ' , April 12,1829

SALMS The Princess Dowager of,, and the
Duke of Cumberland, His Royal High-
ness, fourth son of the King of England,
in Germany. American of Aug. i, 1815

SAMPAYO Alexander T , youngest brother of
the Baron Teixeira, of Lisbon, and Harriet
Kent, daughter of the late Nathaniel, Esq.,
of Tulhem, in county.of Middlesex, Eng,
in England. American of March 28, 1820

SAMPSON Louisa D. and Richard C. Martin,
both of and at Providence, by Rev. Dr.
Gano, Oct. 24, 1819

Elizabeth M. and Nelson S. Eddy, at Gloces-
ter, by Rev. Mr. Rose. American of Nov. 3, 1826

Eudora R., daughter of Hon. Z , and

Frances B. Alden, of New Bedford, at
Plymouth, Mass. American of June 27, 1828

Mary Wales, daughter of Uriah, Esq., of
Raynham, and Capt. William Copeland, of
West Bridgewater, at Raynham, May 21, 1829

SAMUELS Miss , who has a fortune

of ;g2,ooo,000, and Mr. Warms, nephew

of the Banker Rothchild, in England.

American of Sept. 4, 1827

SANBORN Simeon and Susan C. Goddard, at
Boston, by Rev. Dr. Baldwin. This was
the iiooth couple married by the doctor, July 12, 1810

SANDERSON Joseph M., of Merchants' Coffee
House, and Emma Matilda Jones, at. Phila-
delphia. American of Aug. 16, 1825
Edward, Jr., editor Elizabethtown Gazette,
and Hannah Chapman, daughter of James,
Esq., at Elizabethtown, N. J. American of Dec. 22, 1820

SANDS Mrs. Sarah, of this town, and Capt
Thomas Bates, of New York, at the Epis-
copal Church in Hartford, Nov. 3, 1813

SANDFORD John Usher and Charlotte Bourne,
daughter of Shearjushub, Esq., married
at St. Michael's Church, Bristol, by Rt.
Rev, Bishop Griswold, Jan. 9, 1815

SANFORD Eleanor, daughter of Capt. Joseph,
of Berkeley, and Abner Pitts, of Taunton,
at Berkeley, by Rev. Mr. Andros, Sept. 14, 1815

Clarrissa Usher, and Capt. Thomas B. Mun-
roe, both of Bristol, at Brooklin, L. L, by
Rev. Mr. Smith, Oct. 17, 1817

Louisa Rebecca, daughter of Isaac, of Hart-
ford, and Dr. Thomas Manning Barrows,

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305

SANFORD: ■ , ,

of Providence, at Hartford, by- Rev. Mr.
Wainwright. American of

Peleg and Mary Ann Suttle, daughter of
Robert, at Newport. American of

Fanny R. and AmosT. Gorham, both of and
at Bristol, by Rev' Alexander V. Griswold.
American of

Edwin, of Newport, and Desdemona Honey-
well, of New Shoreham, at Newport.
American of

Alpheus, of Berkeley, Mass., and Sinai Briggs,
of and at Conway, Mass. American of

Polly and D Easterbrooks, both of and

at Bristol. American of

Joseph, Jr., of Newport, and Rebecca San-
ford, daughter of Ezbon, Esq., of and at
North Kingstown, by Rev. William Nor-
thup,

Rebecca, daughter of Ezbon, Esq., of North
Kingstown, and Joseph Sanford; Jr., of
Newport, at North Kingstown, by Rev.
William Northup,

Rev. Enock, of Raynham, late tutor in Brown
University, and Caroline White, of and at
Weymouth. American of

Rev. John, of South Dennis, and Sophia
Lund, of and at Weymouth. American of

Elizabeth E., daughter of late Ellery, and
John U. Lunson, of New York, at Bristol,
by Rev. Bishop Griswold. American of

Susan, of Westport, and John Ellsbree, at
Troy, Mass.,

Hannah and John Bowcock, both of Troy,
Mass., at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Edes,

Keziah, daughter of Peleg, Esq., of Middle-
town, and John H. Barker, at Newport.
American of
SANDFORD Henrietta C, daughter of Alex-
ander, of Baltimore, and Capt. John B.
Clarke, of U. S. 3d Regiment of Infantry,
at St. Louis, Mo. American of

Capt. Nicholas, of Dartmouth, and Mary W.
Pratt, at New Bedford. American of
SANFORD Frances and Dr. Elisha D. Paine, of
Baltimore, at Little Compton,

George, Jr., and Mary Rawson, both of and
at Bristol,

Rev. B., of East Bridgewater, and Amey
Burt, daughter of Dean, Esq., at Berkeley.
American of

Dec. I, 1818
Nov. 12, 1819

June 27, 1820

Sept. 8, 1820
May II, 1821
July 13, 1 82 1

Aug. 30, 1 82 1

Aug. 30, 1S21

Dec. 26, 1823
Sept. 10, 1824

March 6, 1827

Nov. 29, 1827

Sept. 6, 1828

June 30, 1829

Jan. 5, 1830

Aug. 20, 1830

Sept. 15, 1830

March 19, 1831

March 25, 1831

306

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SANGER John, of Woodstock, Ct., and Elmira
Armington, of and at Seekonk, by Rev.
Mr. Pease,

Maria and Dr. Oliver Everett, at Sherburne.
American of
SARGENT Lucius Manlius, Esq., of Boston,
and Mary Binney, daughter of the late Dr.
C , at Philadelphia,

Capt. Henry, of Springfield, and Mary M.
Holman, at Boston. American of
SARLE Oris and Betsey Mathewson, eldest
daughter of late Stephen, at Scituate.
American of ,

Ann T., of Cranston, and Ebenezer Case, Jr.,
of Plainfield, Ct., at Cranston. American
of

Richard and Mrs. Sylvia Ann Peck, both of
and at Scituate. American of

Burton, formerly of Cranston, and Susan
Ann B. Angell, eldest daughter of Thomas,
of and at Scituate, by Rev. Mr. Knight,
SAUNDERS Jeremiah and Mary Haile, at War-
ren. American of

Augustus, of this town, merchant, and Sylvia
Pearce, only daughter of Jeremiah, of and
at Attleboro, by Rev. Mr. Reed,

Nancy and Thomas Cole, both of and at Bris-
tol, by Rev, Mr. Bates,

George, of Philadelphia, merchant, and Eme-
line M. Maxwell, daughter of James, Esq.,
of and at Warren,

Philip, of Westerly, and Mary Burdick,
daughter of Rev. Henry, at Newport, by
Rev. Mr. Burdick,

Sally and Turner Carr, both of and at War-
ren. American of

Abby, daughter of John, and Caleb S; Luther,
both of and at Providence,

Ann and William Wall, at Providence. Amer-
ican of

Samuel and Rebecca P. Cornell, both of and
at Providence. American of

Gen. Romulus M. and Anna Hayes Johnson,
daughter of Hon. William, of and at
Charleston, S. C. American of

Chauncey W. and Ruth Hall, at Pawtucket,
by Rev. Mr. Taft,

Robey and Hammond Sergeant, both of and
at Warren. American of

William, formerly of Warren, R. I., and Dru-
sella L. Bell, of and at Newbern, N. C,

Nov. 24, 1825
Nov. 26, 1829

April 4, 1 816
Dec. 24, 1830

March 6, 1821

June I, 1821
Dec. 21, 1824

Jan. I, 1827
May 7, 181 1

, Jan. 27, 1814
Nov. 26, 1 818

Aug. 24, 1820

Oct. 26, 1820

June II, 1822

Oct. 20, 1822

Dec. 7, 1822

March 14, 1823

June iQ, 1823

March 16, 1825

June 14, 1825

Dec. 26, 1825

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES

307

SAUNDERS Nathaniel W., formerly of Warren,

and Deborah G. Soule, daughter of Capt.

Jonathan, at Westport, by A. Bassett, E^q.,

Mrs. Rebecca P. and William C. Eighforth,

both of Providence, at Swanzey,
Mrs. Rebecca P. and William E. Eathforth,
both of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Wilson,
Joseph W. and Charlotte E. Bangs, both of
and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering,
Mary Little, daughter of Capt. Daniel, and
Joseph B. Davol, formerly of Warren, now
of Taunton, at Warren, by Rev. Mr. Walsh,
Carohne Bradford, of Smithfield, and Crom-
well Brown Comstock, of Belchertown,
Mass.; at Smithfield, by Thomas Mann,
- Esq.,

Benjamin and Betsey W. Carpenter, both of
Smithfield, at Attleboro, by Rev. Mr. Wil-
liams,
John, of Providence, and Eliza Ann Cole, of

and at Warren, by Rev. Mr. Spaulding,
Lucy and Charles Morse, at Newburyport.

American of
Mary Ann and William J. Swartz, both of

and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Church,
Isaac and Sarah Ann Tabor, at Pawtucket.
American of
SAVAGE Harriet, daughter of Timothy, Esq.,
and Rev. Ira Chace, of Philadelphia, Prof,
of Biblical Literature, at Wilmington, N.
C. American of
James, Esq., of Boston, and Elizabeth Otis
Lincoln, of and at Hinghahi, Mass. Amer-
ican of
Sarah S. and Solon Whiting, Esq., at Lan-
caster. American of
SAVORY William and Martha Rogers, both of

Bradford, Mass., in this town,
S AVERY Dr. Phinehas, and Hope B. F. Tobey,
daughter of Curtis, all of and at Wareham.
American of
SAWIN Isaac and Elizabeth Ormsbee, both of
and at Providence. American of
Rebecca and Hon. Wheeler Martin, both of
and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pattison,
SAWYER Ruth, of Bolton, Mass., and Robert
Peckham, of Petersham, in this town,
William and Rebecca Peirce, both of and at
Tiverton. American of

July I, 1827
Aug. 3, 1827

Sept. 9, 1827
Oct. II, 1827

March 23, 1828

Oct. 20, 1828

Feb. 23, 1829

March 3, 1830

March 9, 1830

July II, 1830

Aug. 30, 1 83 1

April 6, 1 82 1

May 6, 1823
July 30, 1830
May 19, 181 1

Jan. 25, 1825

March i, 1822

Aug. 8, 1 83 1

Feb. 7, 1813

Oct. 8, 1819

308 ■ VITAL -REGGBD OF. RHaDE' ISLAND

SAWYER Lydia, of Little Compton, and George, . i.

Sherman, of and at Newport. American of ■ May 25, 1824
Mary S. and Moses P. Parish; Esq., at fielle^ .■

ville. American of ,',;;. Oct. 6, 1829

Oliver and Eliza Huse, at Newburyport.

American of ■: ■ ,-:,': Oct. 30, 1829

Amos and Juliet Kendall, at Boston. Amer- -■

ican of : /Dec. i, 1829

SAXTON Orion B., printer, and Merriam S.
' Eldredge, at Salem, by Rev. Mr. Garlile:. :

American of . . , . , ■■■ , Dec. 29, 181 8

SAYER William, of Newport, and Catharine -

Greene, of and at Boston. American of , - ' June 19, 1810
William, of Newport, and Ann Greene, at

Boston. American of • Oct. 10, 1815

Joshua, of Newport, and Eliza B. Kinnicutt, , '..

eldest daughter of Thomas, Esq., of and at

Seekonk, by Rev. Mr. Pitman. ■. ^ ,.■ , i ; Sept. 3, 1818
Joshua and Ann W. Dean, daughter of .late 1,-

Silas, at Newport. American of :■ Sept. 30, 1823

James, of Newportj and, Nancy Rawson, at

Bristol. American of ■ ■ ■ , " May 13, 1828

Mrs. Lydia and Rowland. Bafnard, at Nan-
tucket. American of • . .. i .■ /May 17, 1831
SAYLER Sarah and James Briggs, at Suffolk,

Va., [the third time a bride in, 18 months. j •

American of April 5, 1825

SAYLES Willard and Maria Francour, at Wren- ,

tham. Americanof . • i June 21, 1816

William, of Smithfield, and Phebe Tufts, of , ,

and at Medfield. Americanof • May 6, 1817

Arnold, of Cumberland, and Lena Kimball,

of and at Mendon, Mass., , ■, ;. i :,,May7, 1820

Avis, eldest daughter of EliSha, Esq., and >
' Stephen Harris, both of and at Burrillville, July 6, 1820

Julia, youngest daughter of. Capt. Daniel,, of . ,

Franklin, Mass., and Rev. Dexter .Buljard, , ,

pastor of Christian Church of. GreepWioh, i ' , •

Mass., at Cumberland. American of .-.: ■. .',Feb. 13, 1821
Willard, of Sraithfield, and Mary,,- Arnold, of :: ,

and at Uxbridge, Mass. Americanof ■■• May 4,1821

Abigail, daughter of Smith, of Smithfield, and.

Adin Ballou, of Cumberland, at Smithfield.

American of ... .. i .c Jan. 29, 1822

Sally, eldest daughter of Capt. David-, late of •', 1

Cumberland,.ahd.HenryiS. Scott.of .and at ,

Smithfield. American of "■ , • . ■; ,. j >Feb. 12, 1822

Joanna, daughter of Smith, of Smithfield,.

and Jesse B. Sweet, of Providence,., at.,.;,.. //

Smithfield, by Chief Justice ■Ma.nn; . ,-.?•,,., | Dec. 25, 1822

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES 399

SAYLES Clarke, of Glocester, and Mary Olney,

of and at Scituate. American, of ' Jan. 3, 1823

Orin, of Franklin, Mass., and Almira Ballou,

daughter of Flairus, of and at Cumberland.

American of • Jan. 21, 1823

Richard and Fanny Jeffers, both of and at

Smithfield. American of March 21, 1823

Sarah, daughter of Gideon, and Stephen

Mowry, only son of Amasa, at Smithfield,

by Judge Mann; ' •- Feb. 9, 1826

Rhoda, only daughter of John, 2d, and Jesse

Mowry, eldest son of Major Nathaniel, at

Smithfield,' , • - Feb. 24, 1826

George R., of Smithfield, and Maria Bakery

of and at Glocester, Dec. 31, 1829

Ariel and Elizabeth Aylesworth, both of .and i

at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering, April 17, 1831

SAYWARD Lucy D. and William S. Hackettj. , ,

at Nantucket. American of : , . April 27, 1831

SCARBOROUGH Nehemiah and Susannah Sib-
ley, both of and at Providence. American

of ., , June 28, 1822

SHAACK Peter Van, Jr., Esq., and Dorcas Man-
ton, at Kinderhook, N. Y-. American of- -Aug. 11, 1820
SCHERMERHORN Jane, youngest daughter-

of Peter, Esq., and Rev. William Creigh-

ton. Rector of St. Mark's Church, both of

and at New York. American of June 5, 1818

SCHOVALL Charles A., of Columbia, Ct., and

Harriet Safford, eldest daughter of Joseph,

of and at Canterbury, Ct., by Rev. George v

T. White. American of . . Sept. 11, 1829

SCHRPZAKAGASTEuphemiaand John Stewart, . ...

at Marksboro, by John Moore. American

of " '. ■ 'Nov. 23, 1832

SCHUYLER Margaret, eldest daughter- of

Arent, Esq., of Bloomingdale, and Jacob

Crowningshield, Esq., of .Salem, at New

York, by Rev. Dr. Wainwright, -■/ , < .May 12, 1831
SCOTT Maria L., daughter of the late Lewis A-;, , ., ,

Esq., of New York; and ' Peter Pederson, .
' Esq., Charge des Affairs and Consul Gen-
eral from Denmark, at Philadelphia. Amer-- ;

ican of / . , ■ June 12, 1812

Mrs. Mary and Simon Snyder, Governor of . ., .

Pennsylvania, at Harrisburg. t.-American-i , (

of ' '■" ■■ ' I'M./ ,.i ,Oct. 28, 1814

Mary, daughter of the late John C, of New4 ,-. ..

port, and Capt. Andrew Hunter, at<New- i

port. Americaa of ■..■-■, "M ■ . f / .in <Sept. 19, 1815

310

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SCOTT Eliza, of Cumberland, and Thomas S.
Mann, of Franklin, Mass., at Cumberland,
by Rev. Mr. Hlake,

Gen. Winfield, U. S. Army, and Maria D.
Mayo, daughter of Col. , at Belle-
ville, Va. American of

Jeremiah and Olive Darling, both of and at
Cumberland, by Rev. Mr. Potter,

Charles and Marcy Sheldon Manchester, at
Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano. American of

Emery, of Bellingham, and Waitey Jillson,
daughter of Nathaniel, of and at Cumber-
land, by Smith Arnold, Esq.,

John, jr., editor of Sciota Gazette, and Ann
Berherds, at Chillicothe, O. American of

Sophia Charlotte, eldest daughter of Sir
Walter, and John Gibson Lockhart, Esq.,
at Edinburgh, Scot. American of

Violetta and Reuben Thorp, Jr., both of and
at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Baker,

Mary, daughter of William, and Joseph Tew,
at Newport. American of

Henry S., of Smithfield, and Sally Sayles,
eldest daughter of Capt. David, late of
Cumberland, at Smithfield. A merican of

James, of North Providence, and Alice A.
Sisson, daughter of Asa, of Coventry, at
Smithfield. American of

Sarah, of North Providence, and Adam
Anthony, of Portsmouth, at North Provi-
dence. American of

Walter, Esq., Lieut. iSth Hussars, eldest son
of Sir Walter, of Abbottsford, Bart., and
Jane Jobson, only child of late John, Esq.,
of Lochare, Fifeshire, at Edinburgh,

Nancy, daughter of Harvey, and Hurdon A.
Norton, both of and at Providence, by
Rev. Mr Webb. American of

Mary Ann, daughter of Capt Nathaniel, of
Cumberland, and Philo Miller, of Paw-
tucket, at Cumberland, by Rev. Mr. Taft,

Saul B. and Susan P. Daniels, both of Men-
don, at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering,

Joseph A. and Juliet Howiand, both of Paw-
lucket, at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Edes,

Lydia, of North Providence, and William
Roche, Esq., of New Bedford, at North
Providence,

William, of North Bridgewater, and Nancy
I. Adams, at Kingston, Mass. Amer-
ican of

July 23, 1816

March 21, 1817

Jan. 28, 1 8 19

Feb. 9, 1819

April 2, 1820
April 4, 1820

July 7, 1820

Sept. 4, 1820

March 2, 1821

Feb. 12, 1822

May 17, 1822

Sept. 23, 1823

Feb 3, 1825

Oct. 14, 1825

Jan. 26, 1826
May 16, 1826
Jan. 28, 1828

April 26, 1829

Sept. 18, 1829

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES

311

SCOTT Elizabeth and George Nason, at New-
port, by Rev. Mr. Eddy,

Robert and Jerusha Brown, at Plainfield, Ct.
American of

Nancy and Rev. Jehiel Bowman, of Middle-
town, at New Haven, Ct. American of
SCOVILLE Maria and John Branch, both of

and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Brown,
SCUDDER Capt. Eleazer and Eliza G. Lovell,
at Barnstable. American of

Thomas Delup, of Hallowell, Me., and Mrs.
Henrietta Hallett, daughter of Benjamin
Hallett, at Osterville, Mass., by Rev. Mr.
Harris,
SEABURY Pardon and Sarah Borden, daughter
of Simeon, deceased, at Tiverton. Amer-
ican of

Mary and Stephen Snow Wardwell, at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Peleg, of Taunton, and Mary T. Tilley, of
and at Newport. American of

Francis W.and Rebecca A. Jeffrey, daughter
of Nicholas, both of and at Newport.
American of

Hannah, daughter of John W., Esq., and
Christopher C. Dean, at Taunton. Amer-
ican of

Alexander H., of Tiverton, and Louisa Cran-
dall, at Taunton. American of
SEAGER Joseph T. and Alice Potter, both of
South Kingstown, at Newport. American
of
SEGAR Alice, of South Kingstown, and William
Perry, Jr., of Lebanon, Ct., at Newport, by
Rev. Mr. Torrey,
SEAGRAVE Edward and Harriet Walker, at

Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano,
SEAMAN S Eliza, daughter of Young, and Capt.
Warren Lippitt, by Rev. Dr. Gano, in this
town,

William P. and Sally Rounds, daughter of
James, at Rehoboth,

Josiah and Abigail Brown, both of and at
this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano,

Sarah, of Rehoboth, and Nathaniel Leonard,
of and at Bristol, by Rev. Mr. Bates.
American of

Mrs. Abby L. and Capt. William Bradbury,
both of Providence, at Pawtuxet. Ameri-
can of

March 14, 1830
June II, 1830
Oct. 26, 1830
Feb. 23, 1825
Aug. 20, 1830

Sept. 4, 183 1

Sept. I, 1820
Dec. 9, 1823
Oct. I, [824

Dec. 14, 1824

June 7, 1825
Aug. 27, 1830

Feb. 23, 1821

Sept. II, 1827
March 25, 1824

July 7, 181 1

March 17, 1814

Jan. 8, 181 5

Feb. 21, 181 5

Dec. 14, 1821

312

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SEAMANS Amey Ann B. and James Almy, •

both of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.

Brown,
Daniel and Hope Ann Hammond,, both of

and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Brown,
Varnum and Maria Paine, at Smithfield, by

Thomas Mann, Esq.,
SEARLE Lydia W., daughter of John, and

James M. Warner, in this town, by Rev.

Mr. Wilson,
Ruth, daughter of the late Solomon, and

Hiram Barker, both of and at Providence,

by Rev. Mr. Wilson,
John, Jr., of Providence, and Mary Ann

Roberts, of and at Smithfield. American of
Nathan B. and Lavina Williams, at Johnston.

American of •

Sophia P. and John Luther, at Providence,

by Rev. Mr. Merritt,
William R, and Harriet C. Simmons, at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,
Eliza S., of Newport, and Sayles Brown, of

and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Waterman,
Mary W., second daughter of Nathaniel, Esq.,

of Providence,and William Henry Rodman,

of Philadelphia, merchant, at Providence,

by Rev. Dr. Crocker,
SEARLES William H. and Caroline M. Smith,

both of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.

Phillips,
SEARLE Nathaniel, Jr., Esq., and Mary P.

Palmer, daughter of Gideon, Esq., both of

Providence, at Newport, by Rev. Mr.

Choules,
Almira, daughter of Nathan B., and Otis N.

Angell, at Scituate, by Rev. Mr. Olney.

American of
Charles F., of Providence, and Phebe Shel-
don, daughter of Jeremiah, Esq., of and at

Cranston, by Rev. Dr. Crocker,
SEARS David, Jr., and Miriam Clarke Mason,

daughter of Hon. Jonathan, at Boston, by

Rev. Mr. Gardiner,
Howes, of Cape Cod, aged 17, and Mrs. Avis

Nitcher, of Nantucket, aged 68, at Johnston,

by Rev. Mr. Sprague,
Jesse, of Rochester, Mass., and Love Tobey,

at New Bedford. American of
Sarah D. and Eli Burchard, both of and at

Smithfield, by Thomas Mann, Esq. ,

March 16, 1826

July 10, 1828

Jan. 4, 1829

May 24, 1812

Nov. I, 181S
Oct. IS, 1819
June 19, 1 82 1
Aug. 29, 1822
Sept. II, 1828
Feb. 12, 1829

May 24, 1 83 1
Sept. 27, 1 83 1

Jan. 5, 1832
Jan. 13, 1832

Jan. 8, 1833

June 13, 1809

March 30, 1815
May II, 1821
June 24, 1827

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES 313

SEARS Lydia G. and Samuel F. Haven, Esq., of

Dedham, at Boston. American of May 14, 1830

SEATLE Benjamin and Elizabeth Burdict,
daughter of late Clarke, at Newport.
American of Sept. S, 1823

Ebenezer and Eliza Cutter Fowler, both of

and at Newport. American of May 25, 1824

Robert and Mary Moulton, daughter of Wil-
liam, both of and at Newport, by Rev. Mr.
Eddy, Dec. 22, 1828

SEAVER Benjamin and Mary Porter, both of

Taunton, at Newport. American of Nov. 22, 1808

Ann, of Worcester, and Rev. John Brazer,
pastor North Church, Salem, at Worcester.
American of April 24, 1821

Benjamm, of Taunton, and Susan Hull,
daughter of Rev. Stephen, of and at Rayn-
ham. American of Nov. 9, 1821

Alexander A., of Holden, Mass., and Nancy

Newman, of and at Rehoboth, Oct. 25, 1825

Mary and Benjamin F. Spindey, at Norton.

American of Nov. 6, 1829

William and Louisa L. Olney, daughter of
William, Esq., both of and at Providence,
by Rev. Mr. Pickering, Dec. 20, 1830

William, of Smithfield, and Laura Ann War-
ner, of and at Killingly, Ct., Oct. 21, 1832
SEAVERNS Abijah, Jr., and Sophia Taft, at

Boston. American of May 21, 1830

SEDGWICK Henry D., Esq., attorney at law,
of New York, and Jane Minott, daughter
of the late Judge Minott, of and at Boston.
American of June 6, 1817

Robert, Esq., of New York, and Elizabeth
Dana Ellery, eldest daughter of William, at
Newport, by Rev. Dr. Patten, Aug. 21, 1822

SEEKLE Apollas and Phebe Seekle, at Middle-

boro. American of July 6, 1821

Phebe and Apollas Seekle, at Middleboro.

American of July 6, 1821
SEIXAS Hetty, daughter of late Moses, of New-
port, and N Phillips, publisher of

National Advocate, at New York. Amer-
ican of Oct. 21, 1823
SELLMAN Archibald and Nancy Lewis, at

Lynn. American of April i, 1831

SENTER Eliza Antoinette, eldest daughter of the
late Dr. Senter, of Newport, and Rev. Na-
than Bourne Crocker, rector of St. John's
Church, in this town, married at Trinity
Church, Newport, by Bishop Griswold, March ig, 181 1

314

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SENTER Sarah Ann, daughter of the late Dr.
Isaac, and Clement Smith Hunt>lJ.S.Navy,
at St. John's Church, by Rev, Dr. Crocker,

SERGEANT Hammond and Roby Saunders,
both of and at Warren. American of

SERRELL Sally, of Warren, and Benjamin
Bowen, of Rehoboth, at Providence, by
Rev. Mr. Mudge,

SESSIONS Harvey and Rebecca Drummond,
daughter of the late Capt. John, both of
and at Newport. American of
Ann, daughter of Darius, Esq., of Thompson,
Ct., and William Skinner, of Woodstock,
Ct., at Thompson, by Rev. Mr. Dowe, ,
Elizabeth Marchant, eldest daughter of Col.
Thomas, and Joshua Bicknell, Jr., mer-
chant, both of and at Providence, by Rev.
Mr. Edes,
Penelope M., youngest daughter of Darius
E of Thompson. Ct., and Israel K. Tefft,
merchant, of Savannah, Ga., at Thomp-
son, by Rev. Mr. Dowe,
Darius, of Providence, and Eliza Y. Hicks,
formerly of Providence, now of and at
Scituate, at the residence of Capt. John
Reynolds,
William, of Pomfret, and Esther Wilkinson,

of and at Woodstock, Ct. American of
Henry M., of Providence, and Harriet Wil-
liams, daughter of Stephen, of and at North
Providence, by Rev. Dr. Edes,

SEWALL Elizabeth Q., daughter of late Chief
Justice Sewall, and Thomas R. Sewall, at
Boston. American of
Thomas R. and Elizabeth Q. Sewall, daugh-
ter of late Chief Justice .Sewall, at Boston.
American of

SEXTON Dr. Jotham, of Little Compton, and
Mrs. .Abby Rossetter, of Richmond, Mass.,
at New York. American of

SEYMOUR Joseph, of Newport, and Eunice
Hubbard, of and at Warren, by Rev. Mr.
Welch,
Hannah and William Hammond, at Provi-
dence. American of

SFARGOSI Charlotte, daughter of Louis, of
Rome, and George Washington Greene, of
Rhode Island, grandson of the late General,
at the American Consul's, Paris, Fr.,

SHAF"F James, victualler, at Fulton Market,
New York, weight 63 pounds, and Matilda

Jan.;i4, 1813
June 14, 1825

April 4, 1824

Nov. 19, 181 r

June 12, 1 8 16

May 21, 1817

Aug. 25, 1817

May 14, 1 82 1
June 13, 1823

March 13, 1832

Feb. II, 1825

Feb. II, 1825

Nov. 29, 1825

June 22, 1823
June 24, 1828

Jan. 2, 1830

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES 315

SHAFF:

Costine, of same weight, at New York.

American of July lO, 1829

SHApER Augusta, sister of the wife of Com.

MacDonough, and Edward Rutledge, of

South Carolina, at Middletown, Ct. Amer-
ican of Sept. 17, 1 819
SHAPLEY Jonathan, of Boston, and Arcraisa-

dona Burt, of and at Taunton. American

of May 3, 1825

Albert, of Portsmouth, N. H., and Ann Maria

Burke, at Philadelphia. American of Aug. 6, 1830
SHARES Mary, of Providence, and Peleg L.
Wade, of Seekonk, at Providence, by Rev.

Dr. Gano, April 18, 1827

Roxana and Amasa Williams, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Oathman, Nov. 12, 1820

SHARPE Anna, daughter of the late Peter, of

Four Mile Creek, and George Roper, at

Richmond, Va., by Rev. John Lindsey, June 11, 181 1

Frances, daughter of the late Peter, of Four

Mile Creek, and Bullard Ammory, at Rich-
mond, Va., by Rev. John Lindsay, June 11, i8ri
Sally, daughter of the late Peter, of Four

Mile Creek, and Robert Bradley, at Rich-
mond, Va., by Rev. John Lindsay, June 11, 181 1
SHARP Harriet, of Pomfret, Ct., and Samuel

Truesdale, of Thompson, Ct., at Pomfret.

American of Jan. 16, 1824

Wilkes, of Providence, and Sally A. Chapee,

of and at Woodstock, Ct., by Rev. Mr.

Underwood. American of Dec. 6, 1825

George and Eliza Manchester, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Seamans, July 25, 1827

Lucretia, of Dorchester, and Robert Rich-
ardson, Jr., of Boston, at Dorchester.

American of Aug. 6, 1830

SHATTUCK Eliza B. and Samuel Smith, at

Roxbury. American of April 20, 1830

SHAW Richard and Mary Sherman, at Newport.

American of May i, 18 10

Charlotte Lucinna, daughter of Capt. John,

and Robert Peckham, all of Taunton, Dec. i, 1811

Amyntus, of Raynham, and Lucy T.

Williams, daughter of Rev. Mr. Williams,

of Weymouth, in this town. May 14, 1812

Oliver and Sarah Jenckes, both of this town,

by Rev. Mr. Williams, Oct. 20, 1812

Sarah and James Barr, Jr., U. S. Navy, both

of Salem, Mass., ' Sept. 3, 1813

316

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SHAW Thomas and Jane Hathaway, daughter

of Abner, both of Newport, at Bristol,
Anthony and Mary Manchester, both of and

at Providence. American of
William and Eunice Eddy, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Baker,
Ann Eliza B., eldest daughter of the late

Capt. Anthony, and Henry Coggeshall,

both of and at Providence, by Rev. Dr.

Gano,
Mary, youngest daughter of Capt. John, and

John Baylies, merchant, both of and at

Taunton, by Rev. Mr. Pipon,
Elizabeth Frances, daughter of Dr. William

G., of North Kingstown, and Rev. Lemuel

Burge, of Connecticut, at St. Paul's

Church, Wickford, by Rev. Mr. Wheaton,
Com. John, U. S. Navy, and Mary Breed, at

Charlestown, Mass. American of
Isaac S. and Nancy Richardson, both of

Mansfield, Mass., at Barrington, by Rev.

Mr. Wright,
Rev. Samuel Brenton, of North Kingstown,

and CaroUne Flagg Jones, daughter of

Alexander, Esq., of and at Providence, at

St. John's Church, by Rev. Dr. Crocker,
Thomas S., of Attleboro, and Joanna Keech,

of and at Seekonk, by Thomas Kinnicutt,
- Esq.,
Mary L., of Taunton, and Gilbert Paul, of

Tiverton, at Taunton. American of
Mercy, of Taunton, and Gilbert Paul, of Tiv-
erton, at Taunton. American of
Benjamin, of Little Compton, and Mary Ann

Davenport, of and at Tiverton. American

of .

Perry W., of Cumberland, and Mary S. Perry,

daughter of late Joseph, of and at Newport.

American of
Eliza, of Providence, and Palmer Summers,

of New York, at Providence, by Rev. Mr.

WiUiams. American of
Nathan R. and Sophronia R. Cornish, both

of and at Taunton. American of
Eunice Hammond, daughter of late Stephen,

of Providence, and Capt. John Davis, of

East Greenwich, at Providence, by Rev.

Mr. Ludlow,
Joseph, of Portsmouth,, and Martha G.

Jerckes, of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.

Brown,

Aug. I, 1814

May 10, 1816

Nov. 9, 1817

Aug. 29, 1 819
Nov. 17, 1 819

June 6, 1820
Oct. 17, 1820

Nov. 2, 1820

Aug. I, 1822

Nov. 3, 1822
May 23, 1823
May 23, 1823

Oct. 28, 1823

Feb. 27, 1824

March 12, 1824
April 9, 1824

Oct. 17, 1824
Nov. 21, 1824

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES 317

SHAW Hannah and Thomas Wilbour, at Little

Compton. American of Jan. 21, 1825

Lloyd and Susan Snow Jenckes, daughter of

Deacon John C, at Providence, by Rev.
. Mr. Edes, Feb. 20, 1825

John W., Esq., of Newport, and Lucy C.

Whitridge, youngest daughter of Dr. Wil-
liam, of and at Tiverton, July 4, 1825
Lucia Crocker, daughter of Josiah C, Esq.,

of Newport, and John G. Bailey, Esq., of

Charlestown, Mass., at Newport. Amer-
ican of July 19, 1825
Latimer R., of Boston, and Maria Hawes,

daughter of Col. George, at Wrentham, by

Rev. EJisha Fiske, Aug. 25, 1825

Noah and Eliza Barker, daughter of Giles, at

Little Compton, by Rev. Mr. Peckham.

American of Nov. i, 1825

Sarah G. and Gilbert Chace, of Newport, at

Troy, Mass., by Rev. Mr. Borden, May 7, 1826

Mrs. Elizabeth and Deacon Stephen Ward-
well, both of and at Providence, by Rev.

Mr. Wilson, _ May 17, 1826

Abby Frances, daughter of Dr. William G.,

of Wickford, and Joseph W. Greene, of

Warwick, at Wickford, by Rev. Mr. Burge, June i, 1826

Betsey A. and Capt. Thomas Hooper, at

Boston. American of June i, 1827

Abby Brown, daughter of Josiah C, and Wil-
liam Champlain Robinson, both of and at

Newport, by Rev, Dr. Patten, July 23, 1827

James and Eliza Field Godfrey, both of and

at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Oct. i, 1827

Lydia T. and James D. Brown, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Brown, Nov. 18, 1827

Fidelia and James McCoy, at Smithfield.

American of Jan. 22, 1828

Eli and Serena Allen, at Middleboro, by Rev.

Mr. Colby. American of March 28, 1828

Ann Louisa, daughter, of Dr. William G., of

Wickford, and Resolved Waterman, of

Providence, at Wickford, by Rev. Mr.

Burge, May 26, 1828

Mary A. and. Stacy Waterman, at Johnston,

by Rev. Mr. Manchester. American of April 10,1829

Waitstill D., of Belchertown, and Charles

Cheney, of Providence, at Belchertown,

Mass., by Rev. Mr. Hall, Oct. 21, 1829

Seth W. and Sarah Ann Hale, daughter of

Daniel, both of and at Providence, by Rev.
, Mr. Phillips; Dec. 22, 1829

818

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SHAW Samuel, 2d., and Mrs. Sarah B.Hawkins,
at Smithfield, by Rev. Mr. Allen,

Allen and Adeline B. Hunt, formerly of

Little Compton, at Providence, by Rev.

Mr. Pickering,

SHAYS John, of Salem, merchant, and Frances

B. Leverett, of and at Roxbury, Mass.

.■ American of
SHEARER Andrew, of Taunton, and Margaret
Silmer, of and at North Providence, by
Rev. Mr. Cheney,
SHED Rev. William and Mary Howe, at Abing-

ton, Mass. American of
SHEDELL Ebenezer and Matilda Barker, both

of and at Providence,
SHEFFEY Daniel, M. C. from Virginia, and
Maria Hanson, at Washington. American
of
SHEFFIELD Mary Ann, daughter of John T.,
and Asa Tallman, at Newport. American of

Edmund, of Westerly, and Sally Ann Gardi-
ner, of and at North Kingstown. Ameri-
can of

Martha and Joseph Weaver, both of Provi-
dence, at Newport, by Rev. Mr. Eddy,
SHELDON Abby, daughter of Major Gen.
Sheldon, of Newport, and Samuel Dexter,
Esq., attorney at law, of this town, at
Newport,
; Marcy, daughter of Capt. Charles, and Henry
Martin, all of this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano,

Jeremiah and Sophia Fiske, daughter of
\ Peleg, Esq., at Scituate, by Rev. Mr.

Knight,

Edward S. and Mary Rea, both of and at this
town, by Rev. Mr. Edes,

Susan, daughter of Col. Stephen, of Scituate,
and Harding H. Hudson, of Cranston, at
Scituate, by Rev. Mr. Knight,

William, merchant, and Mary Peckham,
daughter of the late Philip, both of and at
this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano,

Thomas and Urania F. Aborn, eldest daugh-
ter of Capt. Jonathan, all of and at Paw-

. tuxet, by Rev. Mr. Jacobs,

Ruth, daughter of Roger, of Cumberland, and
Dr. Peter Ballou, of Smithfield, at Cumber-
land,

Major Pardon and Caroline Knight, second
daughter of William, both of and at Crans-
ton, by Elder R. Knight,

March 4, 1830

Aug, 1, 183 1

Sept. 10, t8i6

April 30, 1829

Nov. 6, 1829

Nov. 21, 1827

Feb. 14, 1812
Feb. 29, 1820

June 17, 1823
Aug. 3, 1828

June 14, 1810
Oct. 6, 181 1

Sept. 2, 1 8 12
Jan. 25, 1813

April 4, 1813

Feb. 6, 18 1 5

Nov. 7, 1 8 16

March 23, 18 17

Feb. 8, 1818

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES

319

SHELDON Daniel and Sarah Thurber, daughter
of the late Edward, both of and at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Dr. Gano,

Edmond and Mrs. Penelope Salisbury, both
of and at Johnston, by Rev. Mr. Sprague,

Anna, eldest daughter of Rev. Mr. , and

Thomas Andrews. American of

Sally and William Sweet, at Johnston.
American of

Israel, formerly of Pawtuxet, and Hetty
Ann Wallace, daughter of Capt. David,
of and at Hyde Co., N. C,

Mrs. Urania, widow of late Thomas and
daughter of late Capt. Jonathan Aborn,
and Capt. Nicholas Smith, at Pawtuxet, by
Rev. Mr. Cutis,

Eliza and John Howard, both of and at Crans-
ton. American of

Tillinghast and Lydia Olney, daughter of
Dea. Olney, at Johnston. American of

Mary and Abiezer D. Hood, both of Cumber-
land, at Central Falls, by Rev. Mr. Bene-
dict,

Israel, of Mattamusketand Frances Wallace,
daughter of Captain David, of Ocracock, at
Portsmouth, N. C. American of

Capt. Pardon aud Rebecca W. Aborn, daugh-
ter of late Capt. Jonathan, at Pawtuxet, by
Rev. Mr. Shurtleff,

Ruth Ann, daughter of William, Esq., of
Richmond, and Ebenezer Carpenter, of
Cumberland, at Attleboro, by Rev. Mr.
Kellum,

Pardon, of Providence, and Harriet Collins,
of and at Cranston, by Rev. Mr. Shurtleff,

Ann Maria, of Providence, and Dexter
Brown, of Scituate, at Providence, by Rev.
Mr. Pickering,

Welcome and Charlotte M. Smith,, at Smith-
field, by Thomas Mann, Esq. American of

Harriet O., daughter of Daniel, and Eliza
W. Baker, both of and at Providence, by
Rev. Mr. Tobey. American of

Phebe, daughter of Jeremiah, Esq., of Crans-
ton, and Charles F. Searle, of Providence,
at Cranston, by Rev. Dr. Crocker,
SHELLEY James M. and Lydia M. Cochran,
at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Mudge,

Charles J. and Matilda B. Whitman, at Prov-
idence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering,

Nov. 7, 1819
Jan. 20, 1820

Feb. 4, 1 820
Oct. 31, 1820

Dec. 14, 1820

March [i, 1821

May 15, 1821

Jan. 7, 1823

July 25, 1824

July 22, 1825

Dec. II, 1825

Jan. 5, 1826
March S, 1826

April 6, 1826
March 4, 1828

May 22, 1829

Jan. 8, 1833

March 11, 1824

Jan. 8, 1828

320

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SHELLEY Ebenezer, 8i, and Mrs. Rhoda
Smith, 84, Being fifth wife and fifth hus-
band, at Easton, Md. American of'
SHELTON Clarke P., of Boston, and Mary Ru-
tenburgh, of and at Providence, by Rev.
Mr. Pickering,
SHEPERD Ohver, merchant, of Wrentham, and
Sarah W. Cooke, of and at this town, by
Rev. Dr. Gano,

Abraham W. and Elizabeth A. Labarron,
both of this town, at Warren, by Rev.
Mr. Hall,

Rev. Thomas, of Ashfield, and Sarah Barrett,
of Northfield, at Greenfield, Mass. Amer-
ican of

Mrs. Sarah W., daughter of the late Daniel
Cooke, of Providence, and Dr. Ebenezer
Dawes, both of Taunton, at Wrentham.
American of March

William A., Esq., of Providence, and Abby
Ann G. Slack, of Pawtucket, at Providence,
by Rev. Mr. Edes,

Fanny H., daughter of Rev. Mose, of Little
Compton, and Lucius Boltwood, Esq.,
attorney at law, at Amhurst, Mass. Amer-
ican of

Mrs. Elizabeth Ann and John Davis Sheperd,
of Worcester, Mass., at Providence, by
Rev. Mr. Wilson. American of

John Davis, of Worcester, Mass., and Mrs.
Elizabeth Ann Sheperd, at Providence, by
Rev. Mr. Wilson. American of

Caleb and Mary Ann Coggeshall, at New
Bedford. American of

Amelia H., daughter of Silas, and Samuel T.
Kennard, of Easton, Md., at Taunton, by
Rev. Mr. Maltby,

Elizabeth and John H. L. Pickford, of Som-
ersworth, N. H., at Worcester, by Rev. Dr.
Bancroft. American of
SHEPARD Chauncey, of Providence, and Abby
C. Tingley, of and at Attleboro, by Rev.
Mr. Vernon,

Nathaniel and Ruth Howland, at Westport.
American of
SHEPERD Mrs. Abby A. G., of Providence,
and Oliver Lincoln, of Walpole, at Provi-
dence, bv Rev. Mr. Tobey,
SHEPERSON Mary, of Cumberland, and Calvin
Richards, 2d, of Attleboro, at Cumberland.
American of

Dec. 28, 1830
Nov. 28, 1825
June 2, 1813
May 29, 1816
May 25, 1821

12 and 15, 1822
Sept. 28, 1823

Sept. 17, 1824

Oct. I, 1824

Oct. I, 1824
Dec. 31, 1824

March 20, 1826

Aug. 18, 1826

May 28, 1829
Oct. 2, 1829

March 29, 1830

Sept. 17, 1824

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES 321

SHEPHERD Augustine H., M. C. from N. C,
and Martha Turner, youngest daughter of
late Samuel, at Washington, Feb. 25, 1830

SHERDEN Sally and Richard Raven, at Bris-
tol, Sept. 27, 1 8 12
SHERIDAN Hannah M. and William S. Rush-
worth, both of and at Providence, by Rev.
Mr. Baker, Nov. 23, 1819

Julia Ann and Edward Draper, both of and

at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Edes, Nov. 24, 1825

William and Elizabeth Murray, both of and
at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Brown, May 8, 1826

SHERMAN Mary and Richard Shaw, at New-
port. American of May i, 18 10

Letitia, of St. Mary's, Ga., and Dr. Whipple

Aldrich, late of this town, at St. Mary's, Nov. 12, 1810

Lucy and Daniel D. Dailey, both of and at
this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano. American of Jan. 11, 1814

Ann and David Butler, in this town. Amer-
ican of March 8, 1814

Sarah Ann and Milton Cady, both of and at
this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano. American
of Aug. 29, 1 81 5

Peleg and Hannah E. Luther, both of and at

Newport, by Rev. Mr. Towle, Oct. 3, 1815

Sarah, eldest daughter of John, and David
Mathewson, both of Coventry, at Warwick.
American of Aug. 13, 18 16

Richard, Jr., of Portsmouth, and Sarah Ann
Rogers, daughter of Joseph, of Middletown,
at Newport. American of Oct. i, 1819

Eleazer, formerly of Sterling, Ct., and Rachal
Wilbur, youngest daughter of the late
Christopher, both of and at Smithfield, by
Rev. Mr. Edes, Dec. 12, 18 19

David and Waite D. Sherman, both of Ports-
mouth, at Newport. American of Dec. 8, 1820

Waite D. and David Sherman, both of Ports-
mouth, at Newport. American of Dec. 8, 1820

Christiana, daughter of William, and Edward
Macomber, at Tiverton. American of Feb. 23, 1821

Charles and Elizabeth, Sherman, both of and
at Newport. American of April 13, 1821

Elizabeth and Charles Sherman, both of and
at Newport. American of April 13, 1821

Cynthia Ann, of Portsmouth, and Eliphaz
Barker, of and at Middletown. American
of April 24, 1 82 1

Albert and Abby Thurston, of Exeter, at
Wickford, June 16, 1821

322

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SHERMAN Eleazer and Hannah Brightman,
both of Troy, Mass., at Newport. Ameri-
can of

Maria, only daughter of late Nathan, and
George Leonard Barnes, Esq., both of and
at Smithfield, by Rev. Mr. Edes, of Provi-
dence,

Maria, daughter of late Watts, merchant, of
New York, and Robert Sherman, merchant,
formerly of Providence, at Utica. Amer-
ican of

Robert, merchant, formerly of Providence,
and Maria Sherman, daughter of late Watts,
merchant, of New York, at Utica. Amer-
ican of

James C. and Mary G. Burroughs, daughter
of Greene, at Newport. American of

Mrs. Eliza, formerly of New Bedford, and
James J. Harrington, of Providence, at See-
konk, by Rev. Mr. Mace,

Mary, daughter of Capt. William, and Sam-
uel Burroughs, of Newport. American of

Timothy and Sarah Ann Peckham, daughter
of Alanson, Esq., of Middletown, at New-
port. American of

Isbon and Lucy Cole, daughter of John, Esq.,
at Warwick, by Rev. Mr. Shtrtlett,

Nicholas Howland, of Dartmouth, and Sophia
A. Tisdale, of and at Taunton. American
of

Deborah and Daniel Bennett, both of and at
Pawtucket, by Rev. Mr. Benedict. Amer-
ican of

Mary Ann, daughter of Elijah, and William
H. Douglass, at Newport. American of

Abigail, daughter of Samuel, of Portsmouth,
and John Benson, Jr., of Columbia, Penn.,
at Portsmouth. American of

Jared and Abby Baker, both of and at Paw-
tucket. American of

Sarah L., daughter of Capt. William, and
Daniel C. Denham, at Newport. Amer-
ican of

George, of Newport, and Lydia Sawyer, of
Little Compton, at Newport. American
of

Ann, of Warwick, and William Brayton, of
Cranston, at Warwick,

Francis and Eliza Peckham, daughter of Wil-
liam S., at Middletown. American of

July 3, 1 82 1

Oct., 1 82 1

Jan. 22, 1822

Jan. 22, 1822
April 2, 1822

Aug. 25, 1822
Sept. 20, 1822

Nov. 5, 1822
Feb. 2, 1823

Nov. 28, 1823

Jan. 6, 1824
Jan. 6, 1824

March 2, 1824
April 16, 1824

May II, 1824

May 25, 1824

Dec. 23, 1824

March 15, 1825

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES 323

SHERMAN Eliza, daughter ,of Elijah, and Josiah

Otis Burdick, at Newport. American of May lo, 1825

Perry and Harriet Ward, daughter of Nich-
olas, at Newport. American of May 24, 1825

John and Eliza Lake, at Newport. Amer-
ican of July 26, 1825

Louisa, of Swanzey, and James Borden, of
Fall River, at Swanzey. American of Oct. 11, 1825

Phebe and John Sisson, both of Portsmouth,
at Newport, by Rev. Mr. Gammell, March 22, 1826

Sarah and Michael Eddy, Jr., at Newport, June 4, 1826

Martha, of Warwick, and Benjamin R. Al-
len, formerly of Newport, at Scituate, by
Rev. Mr. Tatem. American of June 20, 1826

Mary Ann, daughter of late Perry, of New-
port, and Ira Stillmanj of Hopkinton, at
Newport, by Rev. Mr. Eddy, Aug. 17, 1826

Martha Penelope, daughter of Capt. Benja-
min, and William Read, at Newport, Aug. 31, 1826

Hannah and Oliver Lapham, at Pawtucket,

by Rev. Dr. Benedict. American of Oct. 31, 1826

Elizabeth S., daughter of -late Perry, and
Jonathan H. Lake, at Newport. Amer-
ican of Dec. 5, 1826

Isaac and Charlotte W. Hubbard, both of and

at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Sept. 2, 1827

Wanton T. and Sarah Ann Winslow, at New-
port. American of Jan. 8, 1828

Abiel B. and Julia S. Hazard, daughter of

Carder, Esq., at Norwich, Ct. American of Feb. 19, 1828

Abiel and Helen M. W. Nichols, at North
Kingstown, Sept. 11, 1828

Betsey and George Sherman, both of and at
Pawtucket, • Oct. 6, 1828

George and Betsey Sherman, both of and at

Pawtucket, Oct. 6, 1828

George, of Providence, and Anstress J. Kaull,
of Newport, at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Pickering, Oct. 23, 1828

Mary C.and Thomas Byrns, of East Bridge-
water, at Marshfield. American of Dec. 23, 1828

George and Harriet Peckham, of Portsmouth,
at Newport, by Rev. Mr. Norris, Dec. 31, 1828

Abigail, daughter of late Samuel, and Abra-
ham Davis, of Fairhaven, Mass., at Friends'
Meeting House, Portsmouth, Dec. 9, 1829

Mary Ann, of Providence, and George B.
Thomas, of Wickford, at Providence, by
Rev. Mr. Phillips. American of Dec. 29, 1829

Thomas and Mary A. S. Dyer, at Boston.

American of April 6, 1830

326 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SIBLEY Royal, merchant, ofiAugusta, Ga., and
Lucretia Carter, of and at Uxbridge, Mass.
American of Nov. 5. 1819

Amory, of Augusta, Ga., and Caroline Bos-
worth, of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Wilson. American of Oct. 28, 1825

Susannah and Nehemiah Scarborough, both
of and at Providence. American of June 28, 1822

Josiah, of Augusta, Ga., and Sarah Ann
Sophia Crapon, eldest daughter of late
William, of Providence, at Baltimore, by
Rev. Mr. Dunkin, July 25, 1831

SIJOURNEY Charles, Esq., of Hartford, and
Lydia Huntley, the poetess, at Norwich,
Ct. American of July 6, 1819

Mary and Job Froling, Esq., at Boston. Amer-
ican of May 30, 1823

Jane Carter and Rev. Frederick A. Farley,
pastor of Second Unitarian Church, Prov-
idence, at Boston, by Rev. Dr. Channing, May 27, 1830
SILK William and Lucinda Tow, both of and at

St. Clair, Penn., by Rev. Francis Herron, Aug. 23, 1827
SILLIMON Prof. Benjamin, of Yale College,
and Harriet Trumbull, daughter of the
late Gov. Trumbull, at Lebanon, Ct.
American of Oct. 10, 1809

SILLOWAY Jacob and Caroline M. Mason,
both of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Brown. American of Oct. 31, 1826

SIMMONS John and Mrs. Matilda Castle, daugh-
ter of Capt. Philip, at Narragansett.
American of March 31, 1809

Lewis and Nancy Hopkins, at North Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Sprague. American of March 8, 1814

Eliza Hall, daughter of Davis, of Little Comp-
ton, and Jonathan Brownell, of Westport,
at Little Compton, by Rev. Mr. Sheperd.
American of Nov. 10, 1815

David and Mary Potter, both of and at
Johnston, Sept. 8, 1816

Mrs. Sally and John T. Jackson, both of and
at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano, April 20, 1818

Prudence and John Church, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Baker, Sept. 6, 1818

Mary and Amasa Borden, both of and at Tiv-
erton. American of Nov. 12, 1819

Keziah, daughter of Darius, Esq., and Charles
Bundy, at Thompson, Ct. American of April 14, 1820

James F., of Cumberland, and Eliza Randall,
daughter of Samuel, Esq., at Johnston, by
Rev. Mr. Wilson, Oct. 26, 1820

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES 327

SIMMONS Susan S., eldest daughter of Edward,
and Stephen Goddard, at Newport. Amer-
ican of Dec. 8, 1820

George and Abby Thurber, daughter of

Relief, both of and at Providence, Sept. 16, 1821

Deborah L. and Arthur Farrier, both of and

at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Oathman, July 14, 1822

George E. and Eunice C. Eddy, daughter of
Benjamin, at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Wilson, April 13, 1823

Mary Ann, and Robert W. Foster, by Rev.

Mr. Brown, at Providence. American of Aug. 8, 1823

Martin and Joanna Eldredge Wilcox, daugh-
ter of Leonard, both of and at Providence,
by Rev. Dr. Gano, Aug. 12, 1823

Susan and Philip King, at Tiverton. Amer-
ican of Oct. 17, 1823

William Henry and Sylvana Snow, both of
and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Oct. 17, 1824

Ann, daughter of Edward, Esq., and Anthony
Manuel, at Newport, by Rev. Mr. Gam-
mell, Nov. 6, 1825

Henry S. and Susan Bellows, both of Johns-
ton, at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Dec. 4, 1825

Clarissa M., of Scituate, and John H. Haw-
kins, of Providence, at Warwick, Jan. 8, 1826

Mary B., of Providence, and James H.
Hodge, of Boston, at Providence, by Rev.
Dr. Gano, April 16, 1826

Pardon, of Providence, and Hannah Peckham,

of and at Little Compton. American of May 11, 1827

Cynthia Y., daughter of late Thomas, of
Providence, and Peter B. Rockwell, Esq.,
of and at Macon, Ga., by Rev. Mr. Stiles, May 30, 1827

Sybil v., daughter of Harvey, of Providence,
and Capt. Abraham B. Carey, of New
York, at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Edes, July 16, 1827

William T. and Caroline H. Wilson, both of
and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Aug. 14, 1827

George Clinton and Ruth Angell, both of
and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Sept. 3, 1827

Calvin and Bernice Diman, only daughter of
William, at Bristol, by Rev. Bishop Gris-
wold, Sept. 16, 1827

Susan W. and Gideon Gifford, at Bristol, by

Rev. Mr. Virgm. American of Dec. 11,1827

Harriet C. and William R. Searle, at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Sept. 11, 1828

Abby and William Bowen, at Warren, Amer-
ican of Nov. 18, 1828

326

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SIBLEY Royal, merchant, of Augusta, Ga., and
Lucretia Carter, of and at Uxbridge, Mass.
American of

Amory, of Augusta, Ga., and Caroline Bos-
worth, of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Wilson. American of

Susannah and Nehemiah Scarborough, both
of and at Providence. American of

Josiah, of Augusta, Ga., and Sarah Ann
Sophia Crapon, eldest daughter of late
William, of Providence, at Baltimore, by
Rev. Mr. Dunkin,
SIJOURNEY Charles, Esq., of Hartford, and
Lydia Huntley, the poetess, at Norwich,
Ct. American of

Mary and Job Froling, Esq., at Boston. Amer-
ican of

Jane Carter and Rev. Frederick A. F"arley,
pastor of Second Unitarian Church, Prov-
idence, at Boston, by Rev. Dr. Channing,
SILK William and Lucinda Tow, both of and at

St. Clair, Penn., by Rev. Francis Herron,
SILLIMON Prof. Benjamin, of Yale College,
and Harriet Trumbull, daughter of the
late Gov. Trumbull, at Lebanon, Ct.
American of
SILLOWAY Jacob and Caroline M. Mason,
both of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Brown. American of
SIMMONS John and Mrs. Matilda Castle, daugh-
ter of Capt. Philip, at Narragansett.
American of

Lewis and Nancy Hopkins, at North Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Sprague. American of

Eliza Hall, daughter of Davis, of Little Comp-
ton, and Jonathan Brownell, of Westport,
at Little Compton, by Rev. Mr. Sheperd.
American of

David and Mary Potter, both of and at
Johnston,

Mrs. Sally and John T. Jackson, both of and
at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano,

Prudence and John Church, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Baker,

Mary and Amasa Borden, both of and at Tiv-
erton. American of

Keziah, daughter of Darius, Esq., and Charles
Bundy, at Thompson, Ct. American of

James F., of Cumberland, and Eliza Randall,
daughter of Samuel, Esq., at Johnston, by
Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Nov. S, 1819

Oct. 28, 1825
June 28, 1822

July 25, 1831

July 6, 1 8 19
May 30, 1823

May 27, 1830
Aug. 23, 1827

Oct. 10, 1809

Oct. 31, 1826

March 31, 1809
March 8, .1814

Nov. 10, 181 5
Sept. 8, 1 8 16

April 20, 1 81 8
Sept. 6, 1818

Nov. 12, 1819

April 14, 1820

Oct. 26, 1820

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES 327

SIMMONS Susan S., eldest daughter of Edward,
and Stephen Goddard, at Newport. Amer-
ican of Dec. 8, 1820

George and Abby Thurber, daughter of

Relief, both of and at Providence, Sept. 16, 1821

Deborah L. and Arthur Farrier, both of and
at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Oathman, July 14, 1822

George E. and Eunice C. Eddy, daughter of
Benjamin, at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Wilson, April 13, 1823

Mary Ann, and Robert W. Foster, by Rev.

Mr. Brown, at Providence. American of Aug. 8, 1823

Martin and Joanna Eldredge Wilcox, daugh-
ter of Leonard, both of and at Providence,
by Rev. Dr. Gano, Aug. 12, 1823,

Susan and Philip King, at Tiverton. Amer-
ican of Oct. 17, 1823

William Henry and Sylvana Snow, both of
and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Oct. 17, 1824

Ann, daughter of Edward, Esq., and Anthony
Manuel, at Newport, by Rev. Mr. Gam-
mell, Nov. 6, 1825

Henry S. and Susan Bellows, both of Johns-
ton, at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Dec. 4, 1825

Clarissa M., of Scituate, and John H. Haw-
kins, of Providence, at Warwick, Jan. 8, 1826

Mary B., of Providence, and James H.
Hodge, of Boston, at Providence, by Rev.
Dr. Gano, April 16, 1826

Pardon, of Providence, and Hannah Peckham,

of and at Little Compton. American of May 11, 1827

Cynthia Y., daughter of late Thomas, of
Providence, and Peter B. Rockwell, Esq.,
of and at Macon, Ga., by Rev. Mr. Stiles, May 30, 1827

Sybil v., daughter of Harvey, of Providence,
and Capt. Abraham B. Carey, of New
York, at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Edes, July 16, 1827

William T. and Caroline H. Wilson, both of
and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Aug. 14, 1827

George Clinton and Ruth Angell, both of
and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Sept. 3, 1827

Calvin and Bernice Diman, only daughter of
William, at Bristol, by Rev. Bishop Gris-
wold, Sept. 16, 1827

Susan W. and Gideon Gifford, at Bristol, by

Rev. Mr. Virgm. American of Dec. 11,1827

Harriet C. and William R. Searle, at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Sept. ii, 1828

Abby and William Bowen, at Warren. Amer-
ican of Nov. 18, 1828

328

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SIMMONS Sarah Jane Amelia, daughter of the
late Thomas, of Charleston, S. C, and Dr.
Henry N. Wheaton, at Providence, by Rev.
Mr. Waterman,

John, of Providence, and Betsey Allen, of
Bristol, at Pawtucket, by Rev. Dr. Bene-
dict,

Robey, of Somerset, and Philip Smith, of
Fall River, at Somerset, by Rev. Mr.
Slade. American of

Joseph and Sarah Allen, at Boston. Ameri-
can of

Hiram and Susan Mills, at Boston. Ameri-
can of

Nancy, daughter of late Capt. Nathaniel B.,
and Benjamin Earle, publisher Fall River
Monitor, at Fall River, by Rev. Mr. Smith.
American of

Otis and Sally E. Hooper, at Swanzey, by
Rev. Mr. Baker,
SIMONDS Lieut. Lewis Edwards, U. S. Navy,
and Joanna Maxwell, ninth daughter of
James, Esq., both of Warren, at Swanzey,
by Rev. Mr. Baker. American of

Susan and Levi Lake, of Lexton, at Boston.
American of

Mary G., of Salem, and James G. Gallagher,
of New York. American of
SIMONS Sophia and Lieut. Joseph Mason, Jr.,
U. S. Army, at Newport. American of

Christiana Harris, daughter of late Major
James, and Daniel T. Herriot, Esq., at
Charleston, S. C. American of

William, Jr., editor of the Patriot, and Me-
hitable Greene, at Providence, by Rev. Dr.
Edes,

James, of Troy, Mass., and Charlotte Vose,
of and at Providence,

Elizabeth and Paul Cooke, both of and at
Fall River, by Rev. Mr. Fowler,
SIMPSON Thomas, of the Island of Jamaica,
and Miss Sidney Cutts Stasey, of Boston,
in this town,

George W., of South Boston, and Caroline
Witherell, at Norton,

Fanny H. and Levi Bates, at Boston. Ameri-
can of

Fanny and Levi Bates, at Boston. American
of

Nov. 27, 1828

Dec. 7, 1828

Dec. 30, 1828

Sept. 25, 1829

Dec. I, 1829

Dec. 10, 1830
Dec. 12, 1830

Nov. 9, 1827

Dec. 8, 1829

Feb. 19, 1830

Sept. 20, 1814

Dec. 27, 1822

Nov. 29, 1827
Oct. 30, 1828
May 22, 1832

June II, 181 1

Nov. 7, 1825

March 19, 1830

March 26, 1830

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES

329

SINGLETON Mary Rebecca, daughter of Rich-
ard, Esq., of Sumpter District, S. C, and
Hon. George McDuffie, at Charleston, by
Rev. Mr. Converse,
SINKINGS Mary, daughter of the late Arnold,
and Silas Gardiner, at Newport. Ameri-
can of
SISSON Peleg and Abigail Irish, at Portsmouth.
American of

Harriet and William Fales, all of and at Bris-
tol, Ly Bishop Griswold,

John arid Mary Brownell, at Little Compton.
American of

Alice A., daughter of Asa, of Coventry, and
James Scott, of North Providence, at
Smithfield. American of

Maria Maxfield, daughter of Freeborn, of
Warren, and Robert N. Ames, of Provi-
dence, at Warren, by Rev. Bishop Griswold,

Ruth B., of Portsmouth, and Joseph Salis-
bury, of and at Tiverton. American of

Isaac and Ann Head, both of Portsmouth, at
Newport. American of

Catharine and John Stevens, at Newport.
American of

Robert C. and Rhoda Anthony, daughter of
Peckham, of Middletown, at Newport.
American of

Susan and Capt. George Wheaton, both of
and at Warren, by Rev. Mr. Welch,

John and Phebe Sherman, both of Ports-
mouth, at Newport, by Rev. Mr. Gammell,

Col. James G., of Richmord, and Margaret
G. Bailey, of West Greenwich, at Warwick,
by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Joseph and Patience T. Wilbour, daughter of
Hon. Isaac, late Lieut. Governor and Chief
Justice of this State, at Little Compton,
by Rev. Amos Binney. American of

Rebecca, daughter of Esek S., and Charles
H. Salisbury, at Warren, by Rev. Mr. Rex-
ford,

Joseph, of Coventry, and Louisa Matteson,
of and at Warwick, by Rev. Mr. Smith.
American of

Eliza, of Smithfield, and Samuel Smith, of
North Providence, at Providence, by Rev.
Mr. Pickermg,

Catharine and Benjamin Barton, Jr., at War-
ren. American of

May 27, 1829

Jan. 28, 1820

Nov. IS, 1808

March 21, 181 1

Nov. 10, 1820

May 17, 1822

May 26, 1822

July 12, 1822

July 7, 1823

Sept. i6, 1823

Sept. 28, 1824

Jan. 10, 1825

March 22, 1826

Jan. 4, 1827

Aug. 17, 1827

Sept. 27, 1827

Nov. 5 3, 1827

Nov. 22, 1827
Dec. 14, 1827

330 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SISSON Martha Champlain and William Carr,

of Portsmouth. American of April 4, 1828

William, of Fall River, and Rowena T, Rich-
mond, daughter of Dr. Thomas, at West-
port. American of Jan, 13, 1829

Phebe L , only daughter of Aaron, of See-
konk, and Dr. Johnson Gardiner, of Paw-
tucket, at Seekonk, by Rev. J. O. Barney, June 8, 1829

Mary and John B. McAlvin, at Charlestown.

American of July 27, 1830

Ruth and Samuel E. Sherman,at Portsmouth.
American of Dec. 28, 1830

Joseph and Belinda Perry, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Waterman, April 24, 1831

Sarah G., daughter of Haile M., Esq., of
Warren, and George B. Dean, of Provi-
dence, at Warren, by Rev. Mr. Pickering, Jan. 2, 1832

Lydia, daughter of Haile M., Esq., and Ste-
phen Mason, both of Warren, at Provi-
dence, June 4, 1832

George, of Warren, and Eliza Ann Mason,
daughter of Benajah, of and at Swanzey, by
Rev. Mr. Hathaway. American of Jan. 25, 1833

SITZRIEVES Rev. Samuel, Rector of St.
Stephen's Church, Wilkesbarre, and Miss
Anna Lyman, daughter of late Gen. Will-
iam, of Massachusetts, at Philadelphia.
American of Dec. 26, 1823

SKELDING James, of New York, merchant,
and Letitia Ferris, daughter of Joshua,
Esq., of and at Greenwich, Ct., Dec. i, 1828

SKETTLE Phebe, of Newport, and John Ed-
wards, of Shrewsbury, Mass., at Newport.
American of July 27, 1824

SKIFF George W., of Royalston, and Susan
Baker, of Barnstable, at Pawtucket, by
Rev. Dr. Benedict, Nov. 2, 1828

Sarah P. and Timothy B. Williams, Jr., both
of and at Pawtucket, by Rev. Mr. Frieze.
American of Nov. 17, 1829

SKILLMAN Edward Hunt, merchant, of St.
Francisville, La., and Margaretta Gray
Tharburn, second daughter of late Rob-
ert, of and at New York, by Rev. Dr. Mc-
Auley, July 8, 1829

SKILLING Ruth and Herman Mann, Jr., at

Dedham. American of July 6, 1819

SKINNER William, Esq., of Boston, and Sarah
Bowen, daughter of Dr. William, of and at
this town, by Rev. Mr. Edes, May 14, 1816

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES 331

SKINNER William, of Woodstock, Ct., and Ann
Sessions, daughter of Darius, Esq., of and
at Thompson, by Rev. Mr. Dowe, June 12, 1816

Herbert, of Mansfield, and Lydia P. Lincoln,

of Norton, at Taunton. American of Oct. i, 1824

Elizabeth L., of Winsor, Vt., and Baron
Stowe, editor of the Columbian Star at
Washington, at Winsor, Sept. 7, 1825

Elias and Nichols, both of and at

Taunton, Oct. 18, 1826

Otis, of Mansfield, and Sarah Webber, of
and at Rehoboth, by Rev. Mr. Vernon, July 5, 1831

SKIPWITH Miss .eldest daughter of

Fulwar, Esq., and Thomas Bolliney Rob-
ertson, Governor of Louisiana, at Baton
Rouge. American of May 22, 1821

SLACK Samuel and Julia Ann Gardiner, daugh-
ter of Nicholas R., at Providence. Ameri-
can of Dec. 28, 1 82 1

Granville and Eliza C. Brown, at St. Paul's

Church, Pawtucket, by Rev. Mr. Taft, Oct. 13, 1822

Abby Ann G., of Pawtucket, and William A.
Sheperd, of and at Providence, by Rev.
Mr. Edes, Sept. 28, 1823

Dr. David B. and Susan W. Jackson, at Prov-
idence, by Rev. Dr. Edes, June 23, 1828

Mary Ann, of Roxbury, and Henry R. Han-
cock, of Boston, at Roxbury, by Rev. Dr.
Pearce. American of Dec. 18, 1829

Rebecca P. and David Melville, both of and

at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering, Aug. 15, 1830

SLADE Mary S. and Simeon A. Winslow, at

Slatersville. American of Dec. 12, 1823

Philip A., of North Providence, and Hannah
D. Patterson, of and at Smithfield. Amer-
ican of Aug. 20, 1824

Charlotte, eldest daughter of Col. Jonathan,
and William C. Van Doom, at Bristol, by
Rev. Mr. Wight, Oct. 30, 1827

Brayton, of Fall River, and Hannah Lmcoln,
daughter of Luther, of Norton, at Taunton,
at Friends' Meeting House, April 30, 1829

Benjamin B. and Betsey B. Franklin, both of
and at Franklin. American of Sept. 29, 1829

Sarah B. and John Foss, both of and at

Smithfield, by Asa Winsor, Esq., Dec. 6, 1829

Ira P. and Lydia H. Munro, at Bristol, March 4, 1832

Mrs. Phebe, of Swanzey, and John R. Water-
man, of Providence, at Swanzey, by Rev.
Mr. Slade, Jan. i, 1833

332

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SLATER Mary, of Pawtucket, and Joseph Buck-

lin, of Ludlow, Mass., at Pawtucket, by Rev.

Mr. Blake, Feb.22, 1816

Samuel, Esq., of North Providence, and Mrs.

Esther Parkinson, of and at Philadelphia,

by Rev. Dr. Pillmore, • N0V.J21, 1817

Leonard and Mary b\ Ide, at Worcester, May 29, 1826

John, of Oxford, and Sarah J. Tiffany, eldest

daughter of Lyman, of and at Boston, by

Rev. Mr. Sharp, Nov. 30, 1827

Elizabeth, daughter of John, Esq., of Slaters-

ville, and Dr. Elisha Bartlett, of Lowell,

Mass., at Smithfield, by Rev. Mr. Taft, May 28, 1829

SLATTER Lemuel D., of Milledgeville, Ga.,

and Polly Smith, of and at Glocester.

American of Dec. 17, 1822

SLEEPER Catharine P. and George William

Gordon, of Boston, at Portsmouth, by Rev.

Mr. Putnam, June 22, 1830

SLEWMAN John and Chloe Bassett, both of

and at Newport, by Rev. Mr. Eddy, Nov. 19, 181;

SLIBBENS Lydia H. and Ira Belcher, at Smith-

' field. American of Jan. 22, 1828

SEIDELL Jane, daughter of John, Esq., and

Lieut. Matthew Calvert Perry, U.S. Navy,

at Newport. American of Dec. 30, 1814

SLOCUM Sarah, daughter of William, and Capt.

Christopher Vars, at Middletown. Amer-
ican of Feb. 7, 1809
Borden, Esq., and Mary Lawton, daughter of

Adam, at Portsmouth, Nov. 10, 1814

Col. Samuel and Susan Stanton, daughter of

John, Esq , at Richmond, R. L American

of Jan. 16, 1818

William, Jr., and Hannah Young, both of and

at Pawtucket, by Rev. Mr. Benedict, March 7, 1819

Susan W., of Seekonk, and William Freebody,

of Newport, at Seekonk, by Rev. Mr.

Pitman. American of Aug. 24, 1819

Benjamin T., of Warwick, and Parthenia

Brayton, eldest daughter of Benjamin, for-
merly of Warren, at Pawtuxet, by Rev.

Mr. Curtis, Nov. 14, 1819

Mary Ann, of Warwick, and Christopher W.

Sprague, of and at Cranston, by Rev. Mr.

Tatem, April 6, 1820

Nancy, of Pawtuxet, and Cyrus Pratt, of and

at Boston, by Rev. Mr. Sharp. American of Sept. 19, 1820
Elizabeth, of Seekonk, and Marcus Elderkin,

of Providence, at Seekonk, by Rev. Mt.

Pitman, May 24, 1821

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES

333

SLOCUM George and Eliza Manchester, both of

and at Tiverton, Aug. 5, 1821

Mrs. Marian, of Warwick, and Simeon Pot-
ter, of Foster, at Warwick. American of June 11, 1822

Samuel, of North Providence, and Lucy Ca-
hoone, of and at Smithfield. American of Aug. 15, 1823

Susan N. and. James B. White, both of Bris-
tol, at Warren. American of Aug. 26, 1823

Sarah, daughter of late John, and Enos
Gibbs, both of Portsmouth, at Newport.
American of Sept. 23, 1823

Eason, of Seekonk, and Mazell Gregory, of
and at Freetown. American of Nov. 9, 1824

Ellery and Celia A. Smith, at Killingly, Ct.
American of Oct. 11, 1825

Mary, of Valley Falls, and William Freeman,
of Attleboro, at Valley Falls, by Rev. Dr.
Benedict. American of Nov. 14, 1826

George W., of Portsmouth, and Susan Gould,
of Middletown, at Newport, by Rev. Mr.
Eddy, Julys. '82;

James Y. and Ann Fenner, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering, March 7, 1828

Esther, of Scituate, and Samuel S. Robinson,
of Providence, at Scituate, by Rev. Mr.
Westcott, April 27, 1828

Henry W., formerly of Providence, and Can-
dace Ballon, of and at Chepachet, Nov. 30, 1828

David E., of Little Compton, and Susan D.
Towne, of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Sanborn, Dec. 25, 1828

John, of Concord, N. H., and Priscilla Bott,

at Salem. American of June 18, 1830

Cynthia and Tillinghast Auker, at New Bed-
ford. American of July 30, 1 830

Rhoby and William Madison, at New Bed-
ford. American of July 30, 1830

Mrs. Dorcas and George Woodward, both of
and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Kilbourne, Nov. 28, 1830

Samuel, of Pawtuxet, and Huldah Gibbs, of
Coventry, at Providence, May 30, 1832

SLOANE J. Henry and Angeline E. Jessup, at

New York. American of Sept. 25, 1829

SLOVER Eliza A., of Newbern, N. C, and Da-
rius C. Allen, formerly of Providence, at
Newbern, May i, 1827

SMALL Rhoda, of Smithfield, and Leonard
Nickerson, of Seekonk, at Pawtucket.
American of July 24, 1 823

Mrs. Naoma, aged 45, and Daniel Mason,
aged 18, at Bristol. American of Dec. 26, 1828

334

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SMALLEY James, of Providence, and Cynthia
H. Palmer, of and at Stafford Springs, Ct.,
by Rev. Mr. Smith,
SMART Sarah S. and Perley Hall, both of and
at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Andrew M., of New York, and Abigail H.
Sylvester, of Newport, at Middletown, R.
I., by Rev. Mr. Eddy,

Mary S. and Timothy Crosby, both of and
at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Andrew M. and Emily Brown, both of and at
Pawtucket, by Rev. Mr. Frieze,

Abigail and Austin Smith, at Boston. Amer-
can of
SMITH Sarah, of Watertown, Ct., and Lemuel
Williams, Jr., Esq., attorney at law, of
New Bedford, Mass., at Watertown. Amer-
ican of

Allen, of Dighton, and Lydia Wardwell,
daughter of Col. Samuel, at Bristol, by
Rev. Mr. Wight,

Hannah, second daughter of Stephen, Jr., of
Dighton, and Hezekiah Anthony, of this
town, at Dighton, Mass. American of

Sidney B. (sic), and William Angell, in this
town, by Rev. Dr. Gano,

Sophia, daughter of the late Capt. Simon, of
this town, and Ebenezer Frothingham, of
Boston, in this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano,

Patience, and Robert W. Hickes, at New-
port. American of

Sarah, daughter of Nehemiah, and Lemuel
Angell, all of and at North Providence,

William and Mary Jeffers, at Newport. Amer-
ican of

Eliza, daughter of the late Christopher, of
Cranston, and Chester Blashfield, in this
town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson. American of

Amey and Martin Benson, at North Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Ellis. American of

Capt. Reuben, Jr., of Pawtuxet, and Sally
Case, daughter of Nathaniel, of and at
North Providence,

Thomas and Maria A. Bowen, daughter of
Dr. Joseph, at Glocester,

Fanny and Enos Litchfield, married by Rev.
Mr. Pipon, all of and at Taunton,

Mary, second daughter of the late Charles, of
this town, and Joseph Capron, of Cumber-
land, at this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano,

Nov. 12, 1826
Aug. 27, 1823

Aug. 6, 1826
Aug. 23, 1827
Nov. 26, 1829
Dec. II, 1829

Jan. 27, 1809

Nov. 29, 1809

Jan. 9, 1810
March 12, 1810

April 8, 1810

May I, 1810

Dec. 3, 1810

April 12, 181 1

April 30, 181 1
May 31, 1811

Nov. 13, 1811

March 29, 1812

May 10, 1812

Junes, '812

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES

335

SMITH Christopher and Mrs. Nelly Smith, both

of Scituate, by Rev. Mr. Westcott, July i, 1812

Mrs. Nelly and Christopher Smith, both of
Scituate, by Rev. Mr. Westcott, July i, 1812

Ruth and Major Nathaniel Bullock, both of

Bristol, at Taunton, Oct. 2, 1812

Capt. Henry, of Bristol, and Amelia May-
berry, of and at Newport, by Rev. Mr.
Towle. American of Oct. 16, 1812

Charles, of Boston, and Elizabeth Fowle, of

Watertown, in this town, Nov. 20, 1812

Sarah, daughter of Capt. Reuben, of Paw-
tuxet, and Timothy Waite, of Northamp-
ton, Mass., at Pawtuxet, by Rev. Mr.
Jacobs, Feb. 25, 1813

Susan Waterman, youngest daughter of the
late Col. Christopher, of Pawtuxet, and
Liberty Rawson, of Mendon, Mass., at
Pawtuxet, by Rev. Mr. Jacobs, March 21, 1813

Catharine and Timothy Walker, Jr., both of
Charlestown, Mass, in this town. Ameri-
can of March 23, 1813

Huldah and Capt. Allen Stafford, at War-
wick, by Rev. Mr. Curtis. American of April 13, 1813

Ruth Charlotte of Providence, and Richard
H. Dana, of Cambridge, by Rev. Bishop
Griswold, May 11, 181 3

Ruth B., of this town, and Richard C. Phil-
lips, U. S. Navy, at this town, by Rev. Mr.
Williams, Aug. 16, 1813

Israel, Jr., of Cranston, and Viahlaty Chap-
pell, of South Kingstown, at Warwick, by
Rev. Mr. Littlefield, Oct. 31, 1813

Amey and Joshua Bacon, in this town, by

Rev. Dr. Gano. American of Nov. 16, 1813

James and Abbey Harding, by Rev. Mr.
Edes, Dec. 20, 1813

Russell, of Wickford, and Phebe Mann, of
Cumberland, at Smithfield, by Isaac Com-
stock, Esq., March 6, 1814

Eliza, youngest daughter of Hon. Joseph, of
Warren, and Thomas C. Williams, formerly
of Newport, at Warren, by Rev. Mr. Baker.
American of May24, 1814

Ann, daughter of James, merchant, of Phila-
delphia, and Joseph Rotch, of, New Bed-
ford, at Philadelphia. American of June 10, 1814

Almira and Joseph L. Denise, at Pawtuxet.
American of June 21, 1814

336

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SMITH Rev. Elias, of Portsmouth, N. H., and

Rachel Thurber, daughter of Samuel, Esq.,

of this town, at Cumberland. American of Sept. 30, 18 14
Capt. William P., of the cartel Analostan,

and Julia Bowers, of and at Providence, by

Rev. Mr. Wilson, Oct. 18, 18 14

Sarah, daughter of Esek, of Smithfield, and

John Olney, of North Providence, at Smith-
field, Nov. I, 1814
Mowry, of Glocester, and Mary Arnold of

and at this town, by Rev. Dr. Crocker, Jan. 16, 1815

Martin and Henrietta Baker, both of and at

this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Jan. 29, 1815

John W., of Scituate, and Ruth Collins,

daughter of Beriah, Esq., of Foster, at

Scituate, by Rev. Mr. Stone. American of April 18, 1815
Rev. Preserved, of Warwick, Mass., and Bebe

M. Richmond, of and at this town, by Rev.

Mr. Blake, May 18, 1815

Eliza and Ethelbert R. Billings, merchant,

both of and at this town, by Rev. Mr. Wil-
son, May 25, 1815
Phebe, of Albany, N. Y., and Joseph Phillips,

of this town, at Albany. American of June 6, 1815

Sophia, daughter of Rev. Jonathan, of Men-
don, and Abijah W. Walcott, of Pawtucket,

at Mendon, by Rev. Mr. Daggett. Amer-
ican of Sept. 12, 1 81 5
Mary, daughter of Albert, of Hanover, Mass.,

and Capt. David Whittier, of New York,

in this town. American of Oct. 6, 181 5

Susan W., of Worcester, and Charles G.

Lester, merchant, of Montreal, U. C, at

Worcester, by Rev. Dr. Bancroft. Amer-
ican of Oct. 6, 1815
Anne and Ezra French, both of and at See-

konk, by Rev. Mr. Hill, Nov. 30, 1815

Moses and Anne Perkins, at Cranston, by

Rev. Mr. Jacobs. American of Dec. 12, 1815

Aaron, of this town, and Sophia Balcom, of

and at Uxbridge, by Rev. Mr. Judson, Jan. 11, 1816

Sarah Augusta, only daughter of Gen. John,

late U. S. Senator from N. Y., and John L.

Lawrence, Esq., of New York, at Mastick,

L. L, June 23, 1816

Silence, of North Providence, and George B.

Davis, of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.

Wilson, June 25, 1816

David of this town, and Sarah Weeden, of

and at New York. American of July 12, 1816

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES

337

SMITH Capt. Stephen, Jr., of Providence, and
Mary Ann Tilley, of Newport, daughter of
Thomas, deceased, at Warwick, by Rev.
Mr. Curtis,

John W., of Glocester, and Mercy Ann Har-
ris, daughter of Stephen, Esq., of and at
Scituate, by Rev. Mr. Westcott,

William A. and Lorania M. Luther, both of
and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Lydia, daughter of Barney, Esq., and Hon.
Jonathan Russell, late U. S. Minister to
Sweden, at Boston, in King's Chapel, by
Rev. Dr. Freeman,

Hannah and Thomas Clapp, both of and at
Warwick, by Rev. Mr. Curtis,

Sarah A. and William R. Frost, both of and
at Providence,

Louisa, eldest daughter of Ebenezer, of Bar-
rington, and Joseph Viall, of Munroe, N.
Y., at Harrington, by Rev. Luther Wright,

Capt. Joseph and Esther M. Heath, at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Baker. American of

Rev. Benjamin B. and Betsey Bosworth, only
daughter of Samuel, Esq., both of and at
Bristol, by Rt. Rev. Bishop Griswold,

Mrs. Mary and Lemuel Sturtevant, both of
and at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Crocker,

Paul and Alice Barnes, both of and at Bur-
rillville,

Levi and Alvina Hicks, both of Providence,
at Pawtucket, by Rev. Mr. Blake. Amer-
ican of

John K., of Providence, and Mercy Wilbur,
of and at Smithfield. American of

Reuben and Lovey Baxter, daughter of
Shubael, of Yarmouth, Mass., at Pawtuxet,
by Rev. Mr. Littlefield. American of

Mary S., formerly of Salem, Mass , and Na-
than Case, Jr., of and at Pawtucket, by
Rev. Mr. Benedict,

Alice C, of Newport, and Caleb Rottee, of
and at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano,

Hannah, of Providence, and Richard Gay, of
Thompson, Ct., at Providence, by Rev. Dr.
Gano. American of

Susan, of Johnston, and George Fairbanks,
of Sudbury, Mass., at Johnston, by Rev.
Mr. Benedict,

Mrs Nancy, widow of Col. John, and Reu-
ben Jenckes, E.sq,, both of and at Cumber-
land, by Rev. Mr. Potter,

Sept. 15, 1816

March 13, 1817
March 24, 181 7

April 2, 1 817
Jan. 18, i8i8
Feb. 26, 1 818

April 26, 1 818
May 12, 1818

June 4, 1818
June 18, 1818
June 22, 1818

Nov. 6, 1818
March 23, 1819

May 7, 1819

June 13, 1819
July 19, 1819

July 30, 1 8 19

Nov. 15, 1819

Feb. 10, 1820

338 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SMITH Lydia, of Rehoboth, and Joseph How-
ard, of Taunton, at Attleboro, P^eb. i6, 1820
Ann, of Bristol, and Rev. Herbert Marshall,

of Virginia, at Bristol. American of April 7, 1820

Mrs. Robey, of Smithfield, and Asa Handy,

of Providence, by Abel Allen, Esq., * April 22, 1820

Ann Caroline, of South Carolina, and Peter

Pedersen, Esq., the Danish Minister to the

United States, at Philadelphia. American

of May 30, 1820

Nathaniel and Elizabeth Clarke, daughter of

Benjamin, at Newport. American of June 13, 1820

Alanson and Eliza Guild, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano, July 2, 1820

Gamaliel and Louisa Johnson, in Smithiield, Aug. 16, 1820
Temperance, eldest daughter of Joseph, Jr.,

Esq., and Capt. William Carr, Jr., at War-
ren, by Rev. Mr. Rexford, Sept. 3, 1 820
George, of Middletown, and Hannah Harts-
horn, of and at Franklin, Ct. American of Oct. 23, 1820
Deborah D. and Lowel Woolford, both of

and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Oct. 29, 1820

Relief, daughter of Daniel, of Shrewsbury,

Mass., and Samuel Wesson, of Providence,

at Shrewsbury, by Rev. Dr. Sumner, Nov. 5, 1820

Nancy and Lawson D. Maynard, both of and

at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Edes, Nov. 19, 1820

Rev. Jonathan, of Pawtucket, and Mrs

Patience Greene, of and at Coventry, by

Rev. Mr. Benedict, Dec. 18, 1820

Hannah, daughter of Levi, of Cumberland,

and Horace Wellman, of Attleboro, at

Cumberland, by Rev. Mr. Potter, Dec. 31, 1820

Martin and Mary Olney, both of and at

Providence, Jan. 7, 182 1

Lemuel and Betsey Williams, both of and at

Pawtucket. American of Jan. 12, 1821

Orin and Betsey Dexter, both of and at

Smithfield, by Rev. Mr. Benedict, Feb. 4, 1821

Susan DeWolfe, of Bristol, eldest daughter of

Barnard, Esq., and Capt. Abraham Greene,

of Warren, at Bristol, by Rev. Mr. Rex-
ford, Feb. 12, 1 82 1
Capt. Nicholas and Mrs. Urania Sheldon,

widow of late Thomas, and daughter of late

Capt. Jonathan Aborn, at Pawtuxet, by

Rev. Mr. Curtis, March 11, 1821

Thomas, of Johnston, and Sarah Dyer, of

Cranston, at Pawtuxet. American of April 3, 182 i

Jacob Sheafe, Esq., of Gorham, and Tabitha

Stephenson, at Portland, Me. American of May i, 1821

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES 339

SMITH Relief and Leonard Dean, Jr., at Taun-
ton. American of June 8, 1821

Capt. Noah, of South Reading, and Mrs.
Mary Willard, of Lancaster, Mass., at
South Reading. American of June 15, 1821

Noah, Jr., and Hannah Draper Wheaton,
both of this town, Sept. 6, 1821

Ruth H., daughter of Giles, of Dartmouth,
and George W. Baker, of New Bedford,
at Dartmouth. American of Sept. 25, 182 1

Reuben and Jane Ann Thompson, both of
and at Pawtucket. American of Oct. 26, 1821

Betsey and Amherst Eaton, Jr., at Worces-
ter. American of Nov. 27, 1821

Emily, daughter of Major Charles, and An-
drew A. Williams, merchant, at Wood-
stock, Ct. American of Nov. 27, 1821

Capt. Joseph and Nancy Chapman, both of
and at Pawtuxet. American of Jan. 7, 1822

Alpheus and Matilda Greene, both of and at
Pawtuxet. American of Jan. 15, 1822

Charles, of Providence, and Ann Grinman,
of Pawtucket, at Providence. American of April 12, 1822

Lewis G. and Zerviah S. Patt, both of Cum-
berland, at Providence, American of April 23, 1822

Rebecca and Nathaniel McCarty, of Wor-
cester, at Boston. American of May 14, 1822

Alexander G., Esq., attorney at law, of
Stonington, and Hannah S. Chandler, of
and at Pomfret. American of June 18, 1822

Celia, of Burrillville, and Eddy Keech, of

Glocester, at Burrillville. American of June 18, 1822

Prosper and Monica Goodell, at Woodstock,
Ct. American of June 18, 1822

Elcey Ann, of North Providence, and Henry
Butts, of Providence, at North Providence,
by Rev. Mr. Tobey. American of • July 16, 1822

Capt. Jacob and Ann Borden, at Newport.

American of Oct. 4, 1822

Christopher, of New York, and Priscilla P.
Wilbur, of Middleboro, Mass., at Provi-
dence. American of Nov. 15, 1822

Susan S., daughter of Joseph, and Henry
Battey, both of and at Providence, by Rev.
Mr. Baker, Nov. 17, 1822

Abigail, of Smithfield, daughter of John, and
Alpheus Hawkes, of and at Providence.
American of Nov. 22, 1822

Polly, of Glocester, and Lemuel D. Slatter,
of Milledgeville, Ga., at Glocester. Amer-
ican of Dec. 17, 1822

340

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SMITH Sarah Ann, daughter of Jonathan, and
William Taggart, Jr., at Newport. Ameri-
can of

Sidney B. and Mary C. Gibbs, daughter of
late Josiah, of Coventry, at Pawtuxet.
American of

Electa, of Bristol, and Dr. L. L. Miller, of
Franklin, Mass., at Bristol. American of

Maria, daughter of late Capt. Brown Smith,
and Laban Waterman, at Johnston. Amer-
ican of

Polly and Ezra Mason, both of Seekonk, at
Attleboro. American of

Phebe C.,of Rehoboth, and Benjamin Cooper,
of Medfield, Mass., at Rehoboth. Amer-
ican of Jan.

Martin, of Scituate, and Mary Smith, of and
at Smithfield. American of

Mary, of Smithfield, and Martin Smith, of
Scituate. at Smithfield. American of

William T. and Amey Manchester, both of
and at Providence. American of

Seba, Jr., Esq., Junior Editor of Eastern
Argus, and Elizabeth O. Prince, at Port-
land. American of

John A., of Bristol, and Sarah M. DeForrest,
daughter of Mills, Esq , of and at Lem-
mington, Vt. American of

Mary, of Rehoboth, and George Lawton, 2d,
of Seekonk, at Rehoboth. American of

Edward D. and Mrs. Evelina C. Sprague,
both of Providence,

William, of Bristol, and Mary Ann Hiscox, of
and at Newport,

John P. and Catharine Eldredge, at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Dr. Gano,

Eliza Ann,- daughter of late Benedict, and
William S. Clarke, at Newport. American
of

Content and Elias Parry, at Taunton. Amer-
ican of

Mary W., daughter of Capt. Benjamin, of
Pawtuxet, and William Hovey, of New
York, at Pawtuxet, by Rev. Mr. Shurtleff,

Rev. Preserved, of Warwick, Mass., and Tri-
phena Goldsboro, of and at Taunton.
American of

Abner and Mary Peckham, daughter of Wil-
liam S., both of and at Middletown. Amer-
ican of

Dec. 31, 1822

Dec. 31, 1822
Jan. 3, 1823

Jan. 7, 1823
Jan. 24, 1823

21 and 31, 1823

Feb. II, 1823

Feb. II, 1823

March 7, 1823

March 18, 1823

May 20, 1823

May 20, 1823

July 13, 1823

Sept. 16, 1823

Sept. 18, 1823

Oct. 3, 1823
Oct. 1.0, 1823

Oct. 13, 1823

Oct. 24, 1823

Nov. 1 8, 1823

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES

341

SMITH Benjamin R., of Providence, and Mary
L. Stiles, of and at Columbia Co., O. Amer-
ican of

Samuel W., Esq., only son of Robert, Esq.,
formerly Secretary of State, and Eleanor
S. Donnell, second daughter of John, Esq.,
at Washington, D. C. American of

Mary J., daughter of late Col. Malancton, U.
S. Army, and Lieut. George F. Lindsey,
of U. S. Marine Corps, at Plattsburg. Penn.
American of

Coomer and Celia Mathewson, youngest
daughter of Elisha, Esq., both of and at
Scituate. American of

Lucy, of Shrewsbury, and Phinehas Wesson,
of Providence, at Shrewsbury. American of

William and Mary F. Brownell, of Middle-
town, at Newport. American of

Samuel, of Hampton, and Sarah Hall, of and
at Mansfield. American of

William, of South Kingstown, and Mary
Lawton, daughter of Isaac, of Portsmouth,
at Newport. American of

Sarah, daughter of Col. Clemmons, and
Christopher Fenner, both of and at Scitu-
ate. American of

Elisha and Mrs. Sarah Barney, at Newport.
American of

Elisha and Mrs. Sarah Barney, at Newport.-
American of

Olive Bicknell, daughter of Nathaniel, of Bar-
rington, and Rev. Rufus Babcock, ]r., of
Poughkeepsie, N. Y., at Barrington,

Ezekiel, 2d, and Sally Pike, of North Provi-
dence, at Rehoboth. American of

Ezra, Jr., of New Bedford, Mass., and Mary
W. Wood, of and at Fairhaven, .Mass.
American of

Rachal R , of Rehoboth, and Calvin Martin,
Esq., of Seekonk, at Rehoboth,

Elizabeth H., of Newport, and Nathaniel
Waldron, of and at Bristol. American of

John F., of North Providence, and Amey
Angell, of Smithfield, daughter of late
Thomas, at said place. American of

Elisha and Melissa Smith, daughter of late
Esek, both of and at Smithfield. Amer-
ican of

Melissa, daughter of late Esek, and Elisha
Smith, both of and at Smithfield. Amer-
ican of

Nov. 25, 1823
Nov. 25, 1823

Dec. 19, 1823

Jan. 2, 1824

Feb. 27, 1824

March 26, 1824

March 30, 1824

March 30, 1824

April 20, 1824

April 27, 1824

May 4, 1824

May II, 1824
June 8, 1824

June 18, 1824
Sept. 16, 1824
Nov. 23, 1824

Dec. 14, 1824

Jan. 28, 1825

Jan. 28, 1825

342 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SMITH John B., of New Bedford, and Mehitable

Hathorne, of and at Boston, April S, 1825

Hannah and Gen. Caleb Burbank, at Mill-
bury, Mass. American of April 8, 1825
Elizabeth P. and Charles Richards, at Sharon,

Mass, April 12, 1825

Lydia, eldest daughter of Jeremiah, and

George W. C. Jenckes, both of and at

Smithfield. American of May 3, 1825

Alice and Jonah Steere, at Providence, by

Rev. Dr. Gano, May 15, 1825

Edwin and Mary Taylor, both of Middletown,

at Newport. American of June 7, 1825

Charles G., of Rhode Island, and Eliza B.

Standish, at Preston, Ct. American of July 26, 1825

Elizabeth, daughter of Abraham, Esq., and

Wing Russell, at Friends' Meeting House,

New Bedford. American of Sept. 16, 1825

James and Eliza Ann Hudson, daughter of

late William, at Newport. American of Oct. 4, 1825

Celia A. and Ellery Slocum, at Killingly, Ct.

American of Oct. il, 1825

George K. and Prudence Drowne, both of

and at Barrington, by Rev. Mr. Wood, Oct. 24, 1825

Julia Ann, of North Providence, and Silas

Hall, Jr., of Providence, at said former

place, by Rev. Mr. Pickering, Dec. 6, 1825

Daniel, of North Providence, and Lavina

Bliss, of Seekonk, at Olneyville, by Rev.

Mr. Cheney, Dec. 11, 1825

Anna, of Worcester, and James P. Bullard,

of Holden, at Worcester, by Rev. Mr. Go-
ing. American of March 17, 1826
James and Betsey Phillips, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Brown, April 6, 1826

Asha, eldest daughter of Daniel, of North

Providence, and Nathaniel Angell, at

North Providence, by Rev. Mr. Cheney, April 9, 1826

Harriet S. C, of Middleboro, and Elbridge

G. Williams, of Raynham, at Taunton.

American of April 14, 1826

Scott, of Providence, and Rachal Martin, of

and at Attleboro, by Rev. Mr. Ferguson.

American of April 28, 1826

Caroline, of Norfolk Street, Strand, second

surviving daughter of late Samuel, of Altin

Hunts, and Thomas Robinson Williams,

Esq., of Newport, at London, England, May 4, 1826

Amey, daughter of Hazel, of North Provi-
dence, and George B. Bishop, of Smithfield,

at said former place, by Rev. Mr. Cheney, July 6, 1826

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES 343

SMITH Susan, daughter of late Job, Esq., and
Hon. Nathan Brown, at Johnston, by Rev.
Mr. Cheney, July 16, 1826

Frances R., daughter of Capt. Stephen B., of
Pawtuxet, and Caleb Carr, of Warren, at
Pawtuxet, by Rev. Mr. Shurtleff, Aug. 10, 1826

Mary A., daughter of Capt. Simeon, Jr., of
Pawtuxet, and Edward Remington, of
Providence, at Pawtuxet, by Rev. Mr.
Shurtleff, Sept. 4, 1826

Almira, of East Haven, and Rev. Erastus

Maltby, of Taunton, at East Haven, Sept. 7, 1826

Mary A , daughter of Capt. Simeon, Jr., and
Edward Remington, of Providence, at Paw-
tucket. American of Sept. 15, 1826

Julia Ann and James Munro, at Warren.

American of Oct. 24, 1826

Priscilla, daughter of Jesse, and Henry

Sprout, at Taunton, by Rev. Dr. Malaby, Nov. 9, 1826

Abigail S., daughter of Rev. Jonathan, and

Joseph Essex, at Coventry. American of Nov. 30, 1826

Benjamin and Abigail Teel, at Providence,

by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Dec. 24, 1826

Joseph, 3d, Esq., and Elizabeth Eddy, daugh-
ter of Capt. Caleb, at Warren. American of Jan. 16, 1827

Dr. Jarvis J., of Burrillville, and Amanda
Angell, eldest daughter of James, of and
at North Providence, by Rev. Mr. Cheney, April 17, 1827

Joseph and Rhoda Cudworth, both of and at

Pawtucket, by Rev. Mr. Greene, July 11, 1827

Cyrus H. and Ann Hayford, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Edes, July 19, 1827

Mary, of Cranston, and Capt. Joseph L. Den-
nis, of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Kent, July 23, 1827

Pelatiah, Jr., of Bellingham, and Julia Bates,
of and at Mendon, by Rev. Mr. Daggett, Aug. 14, 1827

Daniel, of Cumberland, and Mary Ann Aid-
rich, of and at Smithfield, by Thomas
Mann, Esq., Sept. 23, 1827

Albert T. F. and Emma J. Dunn, daughter
of late Capt. Bernon, at Providence, by
Rev. Dr. Gano, Oct. 3, 1 827

Maria Antoinette, of Pawtuxet, and Jacob
Carter, Jr., of Georgetown, D. C., at
Washington, D. C, Oct. 4, 1827

Joseph and Phebe Chace, at Somerset. Amer-
ican of Oct. 9, 1827

Amos Denison and Sarah Ann Franklin, eld-
est daughter of Henry P., both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Nov. 7, 1827

344

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SMITH Rebecca S., of Providence, and Rufus
Burton, of Somersworth, N. H., at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering,

Mary A., daughter of Stephen C, Esq, of
Providence, and Richmond Ellis, of New
York, at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Edes,

Samuel, of North Providence, and Elza
Sisson, of Smithfield, at Providence, by
Rev. Mr. Pickering,

Mrs. Amelia and Rev. Alexander Viets Gris-
wold. Bishop of the Eastern Diocese, at
Bristol, by Rev. Mr. Crocker, at St.
Michael's Church,

Hannah and James Campbell, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Kent,

Roswel] C. and Lois C. Cady, daughter of
Dea. Josiah, both of and at Providence, by
Rev. Mr. Waterman,

Charlotte M., and Welcome Sheldon,at Smith-
field, by Thomas Mann, Esq. American of

Betsey and Ashley J . Burdict, at Pawtucket,
by Rev. Mr. Cutler. American of

Isabella G., daughter of Andrew, of Wash-
ington, D. C, and Jacob M. Weaver, of
Richmond, Va , formerly of Newport, at
Washington,

Zelinda, daughter of late Levi, and Amasa
Cooke, both of and at Cumberland,

Joseph and Elizabeth Steadman, at Newport,

Olive, of Taunton, and Granville Stephens,
of Raynham, at Taunton,

Kopah C, of Providence, and Ambrose
Gardiner, at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pick-
ering,

Mary Ann and Joshua Hathaway, both of
and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering,

Samuel J., senior editor of the Literary Ca-
det, Providence, and Louisa P. Hickman,
of and at Newton, Mass., by Rev. Mr.
Jenckes,

Anan H. and Mrs. Phebe Stone, daughter of
Nathan K. Stone, Esq., of Scituate, by
Rev. Mr. Wilson, of Warwick,

Annan A. B. and Phebe Stone, both of and
at Scituate, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Philip, of Fall River, and Robey Simmons,
of and at Somerset, by Rev. Mr. Slade.
American of

Joshua and Mehitable Field, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Sanborn,

Nov. 13, 1827
Nov. IS, 1827
Nov. 22, 1827

Nov. 29, 1827
Feb. 14, 1828

Feb. 25, 1828

March 4, 1828

March 14, 1828

June 27, 1828

July 27, 1828
Sept. II, 1828

Oct. 3, 1828

Oct. 5, 1828
Oct. 16, 1828

Nov. 9, 1828

Nov. 27, 1828
Nov. 27, 1828

Dec. 30, 1828
Feb. 8, 1829

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES

345

SMITH William H. S. and Sarah L. Riddle, both

of the theatre, at Boston,
John and Mary Bray ton, at Johnston, by Rev.

Mr. Manchester. American of
William A., of Providence, and Sarah Holmes,

of North Providence, at Pawtucket, by

Rev. Dr. Benedict,
Elizabeth, daughter of late Samuel, of Bar-

rington, and Capt. Edward Tyler Martin,

of Warren, at Barrington, by Rev. Mr.

Patrick,
Obadiah, and Huldah Phetteplace, both of

and at Smithfield, by Asa Winsor, Esq.,
Amos F. and Martha H. Dwindle, at Salem.

American of
Capt. Nathan P., of Salem, and Dorcas C.

Fay, eldest daughter of Winsor, Esq., at

Boston. American of
Austin and Abigail Smart, at Boston. Amer-
ican of
Elizabeth, daughter of late Josiah, and Hon.

Silas Wood, at Huntington, L. I. Amer-
ican of
Mary, daughter of Joseph, Jr., Esq., of War-
ren, and Col. Nathaniel P. Smith, at

Swanzey, by Rev. Mr. Baker,
Col. Nathaniel P. and Mary Smith, daughter

of Joseph, Jr., Esq., of Warren, at Swanzey,

by Rev. Mr. Baker,
Origin and Anna C. Taft, at TJxbridge.

American of
Ebenezer S. and Adeline Lothrop, at Boston.

American of
Stephen and Eliza D. Lothrop, at Boston.

American of
Eliza, daughter of late Elisha, and James

Coddington, at Newport, by Rev. Mr.

Choules,
Ann A. and David Townsend, Jr., at Wal-

tham, Mass. American of
Samuel and Eliza B. Shattuck, at Roxbury.

American of
Mary, daughter of Capt. John, and George

DeWolfe, Jr., son of Gen, George, all late

of Bristol, at Matanzas, Cuba,
Mary, daughter of Jeremiah, and Samuel

Harris, at Smithfield,
Peter and Charlotte Jane Chace, at Nan-
tucket. American of
Sarah and John Dale, at Boston. American of

March 28, 1829
April 10, 1829

April 12, 1829

Sept. 10, 1829

Nov. 8, 1829

Nov. 13, 1829

Dec. 4, 1829
Dec. II, 1829

Jan. 5, 1830

Jan, 6, 1830

Jan. 6, 1830
Jan. 12, 1830
Feb. S, 1830
Feb. 5, 1830

Feb. 21, 1830

March 12, 1830

April 20, 1830

May 7, 1830

May 20, 1830

June II, 1830
July 16, 1830

346 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SMITH Benjamin F. and Eliza Winship, at Litch- •

field. American of July 30, 1830

Eliza Jane and Thomas Drowne, at Ports-
mouth, N. H. American of Aug. 3, 1830

Eliza Jane and Thomas Drowne, at Ports-
mouth. American of Aug, 6, 1830

Labon M., of Darien, Ga., and Angelia E.
Tucker, at Boston. American of Aug. 10, 1830

Hugh Charles, Esq., of Alexandria, Va., and
Isabella Reigbtley, third daughter of Archi-
bald, Esq., of and at Liverpool, Eng.
American of Sept. 10, 1830

Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Bernard, of
Warren, and Hiram Barney, of Pawtucket,
at Warren, by Rev. Mr. Hathaway. Amer-
ican of Dec. 3, 1830

Eliza Ann, of Newburyport, and Thomas

Christy, at Boston. American of Dec. 7, 1830

Dencarius H. and Christopher P. Boss, at

Newport. American of Dec. 28, 1830

Mrs. Rhoda, 84, and Ebenezer Shelley, 81,
being fifth wife and fifth husband, at
Easton, Md. American of Dec. 28, 1830

Ann, daughter of John, and James Clarke, at

Newport, by Rev. Mr. Eddy, Jan. 9, 1831

William F. and Catharine Read, daughter of
late Eleazer, Jr., at Newport, by Rev.
Mr. Choules, April 28, 183 r

William and Ruth A. Walker, at Eastham.

American of May 17, 1831

Capt. Robert and Elizabeth Richardson, at

Salem. American of June 3, 1831

Hannah and Moody White, at Boston. Amer-
ican of - June 24, 183 1

Caroline M. and William H. Searles, both of
and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Phillips, Sept. 27, 183 1

Rebeckah A., of Providence, and Benjamin
B. Cressey, of Dedham, Mass., at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Phillips, Sept. 27, 1831

Capt. Alfred, of Pawtuxet, and Patience Phil-
lips, daughter of Nathaniel, Esq., of and at
Warren, by Rev. Mr. Hathaway, at St.
Marks Church, Jan. 22, 1832

Hosea and Electa L. Randall, at Blackstone,
after a courtship of 3 hours, July 8, 1832

Mary, of Providence, and Simon Patt, of
North Providence, at Providence, by Rev.
Mr. Tobey, Sept. 2, 1832

Ann Nancy and Joseph T. Anthony,at Albion
Village. American of Dec. 7, 1832

James A. and Susan Bo wen, at Barrington, Dec. 13,1832

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES 347

SMOOT Lieut. Joseph, U. S. Navy, and Mar-
garet Talbot, at Norfolk, Va. American of March 27, 1829
SNELL Betsey, of Warren, and James LaDieu,

of and at Barrington, by Rev. Mr. Wright, Oct. 20, 1819

Lydia, of Seekonk, and Lucius Fillmore, at
Seekonk. American of May i, 1821

Samuel, of Cranston, and Mary Baxter, of
and at Cumberland. American of Dec. 10, 1822

Phebe, of Warwick, daughter of David, and
Samuel Humes, of Brooklyn, Ct , of War-
wick, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Oct. 9, 1825

Major Lyman and Eliza Drowne, at Seekonk,
by Rev. Mr. Pease, Nov. 29, 1827

Mrs. Caroline and David Everett, of New
Ipswich, at Boston. American of Aug. 10, 1830

SNELLING Capt. Josiah, 4th U. S. Infantry,
and Abigail Hunt, daughter of the late
Col. Hunt, of Watertown, Mass., at De-
troit, Aug. 14, 18 1 2
SNODGRASS Rev. William D., of New York,
and Charlotte H. Moderwell, niece of Wil-
liam Kirkpatrick, Esq., at Lancaster, Penn.
American of Dec. 19, 1823
SNOW John B., Esq., attorney at law, of this
town, and Charlotte Bruce, at Boston, by
Rev. Mr. Freeman,

Stephen W. and Cindonia Bowers, in this
town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Capt. William and Marcy Sprague, in this
town, by Rev. Mr. Edes,

Thomas and Hannah Barber, both of this
town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Amey, daughter of Daniel, and David Cole,
of Swanzey, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Capt. Elisha and Frances R. H. Bruce, both
of and at this town, by Rev. Mr. Crocker,

Prescilla F. and Bartrum R. Parker, both of
and at this town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Joseph G. and Betsey Barbers, by Rev. Mr.
Wilson. American of

Caroline, daughterof Benjamin, Esq., of Nor-
wich, Ct., and Capt. Richard M. Field, of
this town, at said Norwich, by Rev. Mr.
Mitchell, Oct. 2, i8i6

William C. and Narcissa Lippitt, daughter of
John, both of and at Providence, by Rev.
Mr. Wilson, Nov. 18, 1816

James, Jr., and Louisa Draper, eldest daugh-
ter of the late Paul, both of and at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Edes, Oct. 28, 1817

Jan. 29,

1809

July 2,

1809

Jan. 28,

1810

Oct. 13,

1811

April 25,

1813

Oct. 18,

1813

Nov. 28,

1813

June 28,

1814

348 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SNOW Sarah, daughter of James, and Capt.
James Mumford, at Providence, by Rev.
Mr. Wilson. American of Aug. i8, 1818

Clarinda R. and Samuel J. Bower, both of
and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, June 6, 1819

George T. and Alice \i. Andrews, both of
and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Oct. 14, 1819

Sarah and Jeremiah Card, both of Provi-
dence, at Warren, by Rev. Mr. Rexford, May 25, 1820

Eleanor and James S. Hall, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson. Ameri-
can of June 2, 1820

Francis C. C. F. C, of New Orleans, and
Martha O. Gardiner, of and at Newport.
American of Sept. 15, 1820

James, Jr., and Martha Keep, only daughter
of Dr. Stephen, of Longmeadow, Mass., at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Oathman, Jan. 14, 1821

Ebenezer, Jr., of Raynham, and Chloe Lin-
coln, daughter of Rufus, of and at Norton.
American of Nov. 23, 1821

Arthur and Alice B. Metcalf, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Dec. 6, 1821

George and Sarah Tucker, both of and at
Providence. American of March 12, 1822

Maria S. and Isaac B. Allen, both of and at

Providence. American of June 11, 1822

Mary Ann and Henry Augustus Greene,

both of and at Providence. American of Sept. 20, 1822

Caleb and Adeline Hathaway, at New Bed-
ford. American of Nov. 22, 1822

Hannah, daughter of John, and Josiah Hum-
phrey Martin, both of and at Providence,
by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Jan. 8, 1823

Isaac, formerly of Providence, and Sarah
Harrison, of and at Darien, Ga. American
of Feb. 14, 1823

Dorcas Corey, daughter of John, and John
Wardwell, both of and at Providence, by
Rev. Mr. Wilson, Feb. 19, 1823

Maria Gladding, daughter of John, and Capt,
Hiram Barker, both of and at Providence,
by Rev. Mr. Wilson, May 28, 1823

Richard M. and Amelia Harrington, both of
and at Providence. American of July 15, 1823

Arby and Thomas J . Earle, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Sept. 17, 1823

Mrs. Frances K. H., of Providence, and Ed-
ward Sage, of Liverpool, Eng., at Provi-
dence. American of Feb. 20, 1824

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES 349

SNOW Abigail, daugliter of Hon. Benjamin, and
Charles Weekes, at Ashford, Ct. Amer-
ican of March 23, 1824

Sarah Ann, daughter of Benjamin, Esq., and
Joseph Hubbard, M. D., of Boston, at Nor-
wich, Ct. American of Oct. 5, 1824

Sylvana and William Henry Simmons, both
of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Oct. 17, 1824

Mehitable, of Providence, and James Fiske,
of Ellsworth, Me., at Providence. Amer-
ican of Feb. 22, 1825

William, of Warwick, and Ann Arnold, at

Cranston, by Rev. Mr. Tatem, July 26, 1825

Samuel, of Boston, and Harriet Archer, of
and at New York. American of Oct. 21, 1825

Joseph V. and Eliza Jenckes, daughter of
Deacon John C, both of ard at Providence,
by Rev. Mr. Edes, Oct. 30, 1826

Mrs. Sarah A. and Daniel K. Chaffee, bothi

of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Kent, Jan. i, 1827

Edward, of Providence, and Mary Ann Allen,
of and at Newport, by Rev. Mr. Gammell, April 8, 1827

John C, of Providence, and Mary Ann
Pearce, both now of and at Pawtucket, by
Rev. Mr. Wilson, Aug. i, 1827

Richard M. and Eliza Andrews, both of and

at Providence, by* Rev. Mr. Wilson, Sept. 11, 1827

Henrietta P. and John L. Clarke, both of and
at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Sept. 19, 1827

Caleb B. and Maria M. Field, at Providence,
by Rev. Mr. Kent, Oct. 31, 1827

Robert T. and Elizabeth Murray, at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Dr. Gano. American of Dec. 11, 1827

Hannah C, of Providence, and David M. G.
Hamilton, of Londonderry, Ireland, at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilsoh, July 21, 1828

Amos W. and Almira Frances Dorr, daugh-
ter of Joseph, both of and at Providence,
by Rev. Dr. Wayland, Jan. i, 1829

Amelia and William P. Corey, both of and
at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering, Jan. 29, 1829

Josiah, editor and proprietor of Southbridge
Register, and Louisa E. Northup, daugh-
ter of Capt. Joseph, of and at Providence, May 21, 1829

Ebenezer, Jr., of Raynham, and Polly Hall,
at Taunton, by Rev. Mr. Cobb, June 11, 1829

Hannah and Elkanah Woodward, at Taunton,
by Rev. Mr. Hall, June 14, 1829

Eliza, daughter of John, and Augusta Woods,
both of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Wilson, July i, 1829

350 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SNOW Mary F. and Jacob Haskell, Jr., of Lowell,

at Pittsburgh. American of ' May 21, 1830

Albert W. and Ann Eliza Hopkins, daughter
of Henry, both of and at Providence, by
Rev. Mr. Pattison, Dec. 5, 1831

SNOWDEN Susan, daughter of Rev. Samuel
F., and Lieut. Joseph S. Gallagher, U. S.
Army, at Sackett's Harbor, N. Y. Amer-
ican of Oct. II, 1825

Arabella, of Washington City, and Hon.
John Magee, M. C. from N. Y., at Wash-
ington City, by Rev. Mr. Hawley, Feb. 22, 1831
SNYDER Simon, Governor of Pennsylvania,
and Mrs. Mary Scott, at Harrisburg,
Penn. American of Oct. 28, 1814
SOESMAN A. E., Esq., of Baltimore, American
Consul, and Mrs. Arabella Van Wickham,
at Samarang, Java, April 11, 1820
SOMERSET Capt. and Miss Heath-
cote, at Gretna Greene, Scot. They eloped
from a ball room at Paris. American of May 6, 1817
SOPER Jeremiah and Sally Allen, at Glocester,

Mass. American of Nov. 13, 1829

Ruth and Edmund Anthony, printer of the
Columbian Reporter, at Taunton. Ameri-
can of . April 29, 1 83 1
SOWLE Cornelia, daughter of Capt. Cornelius,
and Benjamin D. Weeden, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Nov. 13, 1816
SOULE Mrs. Mary and Eleazer Read, at New-
port. American of Jan. 30, 182 1

Nancy, of New Bedford, and Braddock Gray,
of Tiverton, at New Bedford. American of Dec. 7, 1822

Delia, daughter of Capt. Cornelius, and
Charles Dyer, Jr., at Providence, by Rev.
Mr. Wilson, April 16, 1823

Abby, daughter of Job, of Tiverton, and Jon-
athan Mosier, of Kennebunk, Me., at
Westport, Mass. American of Aug. 26, 1825

Deborah G., daughter of Capt. Jonathan, and
Nathaniel W. Saunders, formerly of War-
ren, at Westport, by A. Bassitt, Esq., July t, [827

Eliza and George Augustus Rhodes, at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Waterman, Jan. 14, 1830

Mary and Lysander Ripley, at East Bridge-
water. American of March 11, 183 1
SOUTH GATE Capt. Isaac, of Leicester, and
Maria Webb, at Windham, Ct. American
of July 13. 1830

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES

351

SOUTHWARD Peter, formerly of Newport,

and Elizabeth Fisher, daughter of E ,

Esq., of Danville, Ky., at Washington,
Miss. American of
SOUTHWICK Mrs. Philana, widow of Rem-
ington, daughter of Israel Cooke, of Burrill-
ville, and John Greene, of Glocester, at
Burrillville, by Judge Winsor,

Eliza Ann and Osborne Mowry, at Newport,
at the Friends' Meeting House,

Sally, eldest daughter of George, and Benja-
min Ray, both of and at Cumberland.
American of

Benjamin and Sarah Ann Moore, daughter
of John, at Newport. American of

Pitt and Mrs. Mary Comstock, at Newport.
American of

Josias and Mrs. Dorcas Bly, at Newport.
American of

Mary Ann, daughter of Silas, and Henry
Gladding, both of and at Newport. Amer-
ican of

William and Frances Albro, at Newport, by
Rev. Mr. Gammell,

John, of Fall River, merchant, and Eleanor
Cooke, daughter of late Capt. Isaac, of
Tiverton, at New Bedford, by Rev. Mr.
Holmes,

Nathan, 2d, of Mendon, and Eliza Ann In-
man, of Burrillville, at Smithfield, by Rev.
Mr. Mansfield,
SOUTH WORTH Richmond, of Little Comp-
ton, and Laura Gridley, of and at Paris,
N. Y.,

Isaac, formerly of this town, and Mrs. Abon-
aida Buchanan, daughter of Major William
Smith, of Tennessee, at Florence, Ala.
Ten,

Sylvester S. and Mary L. Brown, daughter
of late Edward, both of and at Providence,
by Rev. Dr. Gano,

Rebecca Brightman, daughter of late Eph-
raim, of Providence, and George Danforth,
senior editor of the Commonwealth's Ad-
vocate, at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Epenetus and Susan H. Francis, at Boston.
American of

Mira and Alva Morrison, at Stoughton.
American of

Lydia and Capt. Augustus Carpenter, at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pattison,

Dec. 28, 1819

Aug. 6, 1815
Dec. 10, 1818

Aug. 13, 1819

Nov. II, 1823

Aug. 6, 1824

Oct. 26, 1824

Jan. II, 1825
May 23, 1826

June 14, 1826

March 5, 1829

March—, 1814

June 20, 1 819
Nov. 9, 1823

July 22, 1828
Nov. 10, 1829

July 23, 1830
Aug. 27, 1832

352 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SPAIN Don Pedro Carlos, infant of, and the

Donna Maria Teresa, daughter of the

Prince Regent of Portugal, at Brazils.

The bride is in her 17th year. Great re-
joicings took place, and 2500 rockets were

discharged at once. American of July 13, 18 10

SPARK John and Clara Greene, at Manchester.

American of Sept. 10, 1830

SPARKS Edward C. and Mary Barney, both of

and at Warren. American of Feb. 24, 1824

Joseph and Mrs. Hannah Lindsey, at Bristol.

American of Nov. 18, 1828

Samuel, a soldier of the Revolution, aged 80,

and Sarah Barnes, widow, aged 73, at

Litchfield, N. H., after a courtship of \8

hours. American of April 27, 1831

SPAULDING Simon, of Killingly, Ct., and Ann

Atwell Olney, eldest daughter of Gideon,

of and at this town, by Rev. Mr. Williams, May 31, 1815
Mrs. Celinda, of Plainfield, Ct., and Henry L.

Babcock, of Coventry, R. I., at Lisbon,

Ct., by Rev. Mr. Nelson, Nov. i, 1818

Zilpha and Grafton Wilson, both of and at

Plainfield, Ct. American of April 28, 1820

Dr. Asa, of Pittsfield, Mass., and Cornelia V.

Thane, daughter of Dr. Samuel, of and at

Hillsdale, N. Y., by Rev. Mr. Woodbridge, June 21, 1820
Lorana, eldest daughter of Reuben, Esq.,

and Joseph Russell, at Pomf ret, Ct. Amer-
ican of June 23, 1820
Rufus P., Esq., of Warren, Ohio, and Lucre-

tia Swift, daughter of Hon. Zephaniah, at

Windham, Ct. American of Oct. 11, 1822

Joseph, of Connecticut, and Mary Munro,

daughter of Allen, of Seekonk, at Attle-

boro. May 18, 1823

Ebenezer and Mrs. Patience Davidson, at

Brooklyn, Ct. American of Oct. 10, 182

Joanna S., of Cumberland, and Franklin M.

Arnold, at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Kent, March 29, 1829
Eliza and Dr. John H. Ripley, at Windham,

Ct. American of Oct. 30, 1829

Sarah Smith, of Providence, and Alba Davis

Parker, of Boston, at St. Michael's Church,

Bristol. American of Nov. 6, 1 829

Thaddeus, M. D., and Lucinda Hart, daugh-
ter of Hon. John, at South Reading.

American of July 27, 1830

SPEAR Mercy and Capt. Isaiah Atkins, both of

Boston, in this tovin. American of Aug. 31, 1813

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES 353

SPEAR Benjamin and Jemima Steere, daughter
of Richard, both of and at Smithfield, by
Rev. Mr. Potter, of Cumberland, Jan. 27, 1820

Henry, printer, of New York, and Harriet
Clarke, daughter of Gregory, Esq., of and
at Weston, Mass. American of Aug. 30, 1825

Edward and Abigail Fenno, at Boston.
American of Sept. 10, 1830

Isaac and Rebecca Wilton, at Boston. Amer-
ican of Sept. 24, 1830
SPEARS Thomas and Nabby Atmington, both

of and at Pawtucket, by Rev. Mr. Benedict, Aug. 18, 1814

William and Nancy Dexter, both of and at

Smithfield, Feb. 14, 1822

Thomas and Diana N. Purington, at Paw-
tucket, by Rev. Mr. Taft, Jan. 30, 1825
SPELLMAN Joseph, of this town, and Roxana
Whiting, of Greenbush, N. Y., in this town,
by Rev. Dr. Gano, Jan. 4, 18 10

Oliver and Sally Perry, in this town, by Rev.

Mr. Cornell, Jan. 5, 1812

Mary C. and Robert Purkes, both of this
town, by Rev. Dr. Gano, April 5, 1812

Ruth, of this town, and James Esdell, of New

Jersey, by Rev. Dr. Gano, April S, 1812

SPENCER Job Scott and Mary Thurber, eldest

daughter of Relief, in this town, April 8, 18 13

Abby Ann and Pardon Gillson, both of and
at this town, Nov. 17, 1815

John M., of East Greenwich, and Betsey

Greene, of and at Coventry, Aug. 15, i8ig

Christopher V. and Ann Louisa Aborn,
daughter of Capt. Lowry, at Providence,
by Rev. Mr. Wilson, May i, 1820

Mary A. and Arnold Morse, both of East

Greenwich, Oct. 12, 1820

Samuel and Mary G. Tanner, both of Coven-
try, at Warwick, by Rev. Thomas Man-
chester, March 8, 1821

John, of East Greenwich, and Margaret
Grafton, daughter of Benjamin C, formerly
of Newport, at Wickford, Oct. 10, 1822

Phebe R., daughter of Capt. Lawtori, of Paw-
tucket, and Jerathmeil Jenckes, of Central
Falls, at Pawtucket, American of July 13, 1824

Hannah Potter, daughter of Dexter, and Ben-
edict Brown, Jr., both of and at Providence,
by Rev. Mr. Mudge, Aug. 12, 1824

Capt. Charles and Mary Ann Briggs, both of
and at East Greenwich, by Rev. Pardon
Tillinghast, Nov. 7 and 12, 1824

354 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SPENCER Jonathan N., of Pawtucket, and
■ Eunice R. Newell, of and at Attleboro, by
Rev. Mr. Kilham, Aprils, 1825

William W. and Tabitha Austin, of Coventry,
at Warwick, Jan. 8, 1826

Almy W., daughter of Capt. Joseph, of East
Greenwich, and Joseph W. Ladd, of War-
wick, at East Greenwich, by Rev. Mr.
Wilson, Feb. .20, 1826

Gideon L., of Pawtucket, and Susan W. Car-
penter, eldest daughter of Capt. Job, of
and at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Sept. 20, 1827

Oliver W., of East Greenwich, and Catherine
G. Miller, of and at Warwick, by Rev. Mr.
Wilson, Oct. 16, 1828

Gideon, of Warwick, and Abigail Reynolds,
of and at Richmond, by Rev. Mr. Greene.
American of March 13, 1829

Maria E., daughter of Gideon, Esq., and Ed-
ward Stillman, formerly of Newport, at •
Warwick, by Rev. Mr. Tobey. American
of April 10, 1829

Eleanor and Robert Turnbull, at Boston.
American of Dec. 22, 1829

Gardiner, of East Greenwich, and Sarah Bor-
den, daughter of Henry, of Bristol, at Ilog
Island, by Rev. Mr. Wight, July 25, 1830

Judah and George A. Paine, both of Provi-
dence, at East Greenwich, by Rev. Joseph
W. Allen, May 15, 1831

Laura Catharine, daughter of Hon. C-

and George W. Clinton, Esq., at

Canandaigua, N. Y., by Rev. Mr. Kearney, May 15, 1832
Gorton, of Warwick, and Jemima Brown, of
East Greenwich, at North Kingstown, by
Rev. Thomas Tillinghast, Dec. 22, 1833

SPERRY Kinne and Dorexa Hapgood, at Corn-
wall, Vt. American of Aug. 12, 1828

SPH^LER Wheeler, aged 15, and Miss Sally
Goss, aged 50, at New Hampton, N. H.
American of May 5, 1826

SPINDEY Benjamin F. and Mary Seaver, at

Norton. American of Nov. 6, 1829

SPINK Hannah and Weeden Clarke, at War-
wick, by Rev. Mr. Curtis, Feb. 11, 1810
Matilda, daughter of Nicholas, and Charles
Eldred, at North Kingstown, by Rev. Mr.
Northup, June 29, 1820
Mary, of Wickford, and John Phillips, of Exe-
ter, at Wickford, June 14, 1821

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES

355

SPINK Joseph, son of Sam.uel, and Mary Ann

Spink, daughter of John, all of North

Kingstown, at Warwick. American of
Mary Ann, daughter of John, and Joseph

Spink, son of Samuel, all of North Kings-
town, at Warwick. American of
Samuel and Mary Ann Stockman, at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering,
Eliza Ann S. and Capt. Thomas Congdon,

both of and at North Kingstown, by Rev.

Mr. Gale,
George S. and Martha L. Congdon, both of

and at North Kingstown, by Rev. Mr.

Burge,
Mary Eleanor T., daughter of Boone, and

Dr. Benjamin Nichols, both of and at

Wickford, by Rev. Mr. Burge,
Susan, of North Kingstown, and Joseph A.

Waite, of Providence, at Tiverton,
Alfred and Lucy Ann Spink, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Kilbourne,
Lucy Ann and Alfred Spink, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Kilbourne,
SPINNEY Susan and Sylvester Burt, at Taun-
ton. American of
SPOONER Capt. Nathaniel, of Plymouth, and

Lucy Willard, daughter of Rev. Joseph, of

and at Roxborough,
Mrs. Susannah, of Newport, and Thomas

Reynolds, at Providence, by Rev. Dr.

Gano,
Gideon and Elizabeth Dunham, daughter of

Jesse, at Newport. American of
Mrs. Mary, daughter of the late Clarke, and

Zephaniah Pearce, at Newport. American

of
Marcy W. and John Hoar, at Providence.

American of
Nancy B., of Providence, and Harris Wing,

of and at Smithfield. American of
Charles B., of Providence.and PZleanor Munro,

of and at Bristol. American of
Charlotte and William Gladding, at Newport.

American of
Capt. Joseph B. and Sarah D. Verily, both of

and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Webb,
Eliza and Ray Burdict, at Newport, by Rev.

Mr. Eddy,
Truman and Penelope Cranston, daughter of

late Joseph, at Newport, by Rev. Mr.

Gam m ell,

Jan. I, 1822

Jan. I, 1822
Nov. 20, 1825

Dec. 15, 1825

Oct. II, 1825

June 28, 1827
Oct. 16, 1829
Nov. 13, 183 1
Nov. 13, 1831
March 29, 1825

July 19, 181 1

April 19, 1820
Oct. 27, 1820

July 20, 1 82 1

April 8, 1823

Dec. 2, 1823

Sept, 14, 1824

March 29, 1825

Aug. 7, 1825

Dec. 4, 1825

May 14, 1826

356

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SPOONER John W., of Newport, and Ann
Church, eldest daughter of Capt. Edward,
of and at Bristol. American of

Eliza J., of Providence, and Benjamin T.
Cuttins, of Georgetown, D. C, at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Dr. Gano,

Harriet M. and Edward Billings, both of and
at Providence,

Ann, daughter of Samuel, and James Albro, .
Jr., both of and at Newport,

Jane C, daughter of Rev. Thomas, of Cum-
berland, and Joseph E. Pond, of Wrentham,
at Warren, by Rev. Mr. Welch,

Ann Eliza and William C. Davenport, both
of and at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Edes,

Joshua and Ann C. Noyes, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Dr. Crocker,
SPRAGUE Rebecca, of Dedham, and Capt.
Abraham Eustis, U. S. Army, of Boston,
at Dedham. American of

Marcy and Capt. William Snow, in this town,
by Rev. Mr. Edes,

David and Amey Williams, both of and at
Cranston,

Christopher W., of Cranston, and Mary Ann
Slocum, of Warwick, at Cranston, by Rev.
Mr. Tatem,

George W. and Lydia Page, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Edes,

Mrs. Sally and Lewis Cothier, both of and
at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Amey and Charles Salisbury, both of and at
Smithfield, by Rev. Mr. Benedict,

Thomas J. and Mary Gorton, both of and at
Cranston. American of

Giles P. and Harriet Littlefield, daughter of
Solomon, of and at New Shoreham. Amer-
ican of

Ruth B., daughter of late Ethan, and Ray
Greene, both of and at Johnston. Ameri-
can of

Mrs. Evelina C. and Edward D. Smith, both
of Providence,

Anna, of Smithfield, and George W. Thayer,
of Warwick, at Smithfield. American of

Rev. William B. and Mary Lathrop, second
daughter of Hon. Samuel, at West Spring-
field. American of

Major Charles, of Cranston, and Sally Water-
man, of Smithfield, at Providence, by Rev.
Mr. Wilson,

Dec. 26, 1826

Aug. 20, 1827

March 24, 1829

July 23, 1829

Oct. 22, 1829

Aug. 18, 1830

Dec. 7, 1 83 1

July 18, 1809
Jan. 28, 1810
Jan. 30, 1812

April 6, 1820

Oct. 26, 1820

Nov. 30, 1820

Sept. 23, 1821

Sept. 25, 1 82 1

May 6. 1823

May 23, 1823

July 13, 1823

March 5, 1824

Aug. 13, 1824

Nov. 22, 1824

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES

357

SPRAGUE Sarah F., eldest daughter of Thomas,

of Providence, and Wanton Vaughan, both

of and at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano,
Samuel, of Smithfield, and Martha Wood, of

and at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano,
Jedediah, of Chepachet, and Joanna B.

Holmes, daughter of Capt. John, of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering,
Mrs. Eliza and Gen. Allen Carpenter, at

Cumberland, by William Whipple, Esq.

American of
Ann Frances and George A. Streeter, at

Smithfield,
Benoni, of Cranston, and Louisa Childs, of

and at Johnston, by Rev. Mr. Manchester,
Rufus and Lavina Lovell, both of and at

Johnston, by Rev. Mr. Manchester,
Sarah Ann and James Luther, both of and at

Johnston, by Rev. Mr. Manchester,
Sally and Thomas Churchill, at Hingham.

American of
Florentina and David E. Whitney, at Attle-

boro. .A.merican of
SPRAKE Samuel, aged 80, Revolutionary Sol-
dier, and Sarah Barnes, widow, aged 73, at

Litchfield, Ct. American of
SPRING Marshal Binney, of Watertown, Mass.,

and Eliza Willing, daughter of the late

Charles, Esq., at Philadelphia,
Hannah, of Northbridge, Mass., and Bazaleel

Taft, Esq., of Uxbridge, at Northbridge.

American of
SPRINGER John and Mrs. Susannah Bishop,

at Newport. American of
Abby Ann, daughter of Capt. Isaac, and

George B.Franklin, at Providence, by Rev.

Dr. Gano,
Mary Ann, of Providence, and James Gould,

of Newport, at Providence, by Rev. Mr.

Pickering,
Lyman, of Providence, and Cynthia Fuller,

daughter of Caleb, Esq., of and at Attle-

boro, by Rev. Mr. Warren,
SPROAT James, Jr., Esq., and Eliza Ann Bay-
lies, at Taunton,
William A. F., PZsq., of Swanzey, and Abby

Ingell, daughter of Jonathan, of and at

Taunton. American of
Henry and Priscilla Smith, daughter of Jesse,

at Taunton, by Rev. Dr. Malaby,

Dec. 6, 1824
March 12, 1827

July 18, 1827

March 14, 1828

Oct. 26, 1828

Dec. 7, 1828

Feb. I, 1829

Feb. 25, 1829

Sept. 22, 1829

Oct. 6, 1829

Nov. 12, 1830

April 4, 1 816

Jan. 6, 1818
Sept. 28, 1824

Feb. 6, 1825

Dec. 25, 1827

June 27, 1830
Nov. 18, 1822

April 15, 1823
Nov. 9, 1826

358 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SPROAT Adelina, daughter of late James, of
Taunton, and Samuel Harris, Esq., at

Taunton, Oct. 6, 1828

SPURR Eliza W., daughter of Col. John, and

Captain John H. Ormsbee, both of and at

this town, by Rev. Mr. Edes, Oct. 25, 1815

Henry Vose, Esq., and Louisa Chapponil,

at Boston. American of May 4, 1830

STACARS Isaac, of Providence, and Mary John-
son, daughter of Capt. John, of and at

Newport. American of Jan. 7, 1823

STACY Joseph, of Boston, and Mary Ann Hast-
ings, daughter of Nathan, of and at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Edes, April 8, 1824
STACEY Thomas and Mary Cahoone Hudson,

daughter of Capt. Thomas, at Newport.

American of May 14, 1824

William T. and Elizabeth N. Clarke, daugh-
ter of late Joseph, both of and at Newport,

by Rev. Mr. Choules, Dec. 21, 1828

STACY George VV. and Sarah Boit, at Groton,

Mass. American of Jan. 29, 1830

Fanny, of Wilton, Me., and Joshua Randall,

Jr., Esq,, of Phillips, at Wilton. American

of June IS, 1830

STAFFORD Capt. Allen and Huldah Smith, at

Warwick, by Rev. Mr. Curtis. American

of April 13, 1813

Robey and Merriet Andrews, both of and at

Coventry. American of Nov. 21, 1820

Julia A., daughter of Thomas, Esq., of War-
wick, and Henry B. Drowne, of Woodstock,

Ct., at Warwick, by Rev. Mr. Littlefield, April 24, 1821

Betsey and Alphonso Armington, both of and

at Pawtucket. American of April 5, 1822

Thomas H. and Charlotte Low, daughter of

Charles, both of and at Providence, Oct. 15, 1822

Phebe Smith, of Warwick, and Jasper Lyon,

of Woodstock, Ct., at Warwick, June 5, 1823

Chiistopher Rhodes, of Providence, and

Sarah Ann Fenner, daughter of Capt.

Richard, of and at Canterbury, Ct , by Rev.

Mr. Murdock, March 16, 1824

Robert Rhodes, of Providence, and Anne

Frances H olden, daughter of Thomas,

Esq., of and at Warwick, by Rev. Mr. Til-

linghast, Nov. 4, 1827

Almira Arnold and Earle Buttum, of New

Hampshire, at Warwick, by Rev. Mr. Til-

linghast, April 15, 1828

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES 359

STAFFORD Thomas R.and Sarah R. Potter, at

Pawtuxet, May 11, 1828

Europee and Marshall G. Freeman, of Provi-
dence, at Natic Village. American of June 24, 1828

Isaac, of Newport, and Winifred Harrell, at

Elizabeth City, N. C. American of April 3, 1829

Mary Eliza and Thomas Holden, Jr., at War-
wick, by Rev. Job Manchester, Dec. 15, 1830
STALL Brig. Gen. Isaac and Charlotte Matilda
Vial], daughter of Nathaniel, of Newport,
at Tiverton. American of July 11, 1817

Eliza D., daughter of Gen. Isaac, and William

D. Boss, at Newport. American of May 10, 1822

Maria F,, of Taunton, and George A. Potter,
of Providence, at Taunton, by Rev. Mr.
Hall, May 18, 1828

Sarah R. and William Goff, both of and at

Newport, by Rev. Mr. Torrey, July 13, 1828

Harriet, daughter of Gen. Isaac, and Philip

Dunham, at Newport, by Rev. Mr. Choules, June 7, 1829

Abby T , daughter of Gen. Isaac, of New-
port, and Benjamin E. Chace, of Ports-
mouth, at Newport, Feb. 24, 1831

Abby T., daughter of Gen. Isaac, of New-
port, and Benjamin E. Chace, of Ports-
mouth, at Newport, by Rev. Mr. Choules, March 3, 1831
STALLEAN Robinson and Willard A. Handy,
both of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Pickering, Nov. 23, 1829

STANDISH Amanda, daughter of David, of ,

Dighton, Mass., and Capt. F"reeman May-
berry, at Tiverton. American of Oct. 3, 1820

Angeline, of New Bedford, and Edmund
Wright, Junior Editor of Patriot and Chron-
icle, at Boston. American of Jan. 5, 1821

Eliza B and Charles G. Smith, of Rhode Isl-
and, at Preston, Ct. American of July 26, 1825
STANHOPE Edward and Susan Stevens, daugh-
ter of John, both of Newport, married by
Rev. Mr. Gibson, Oct. 17, 1809

Mary, daughter of the late Edward, and Ben-
jamin H. Pitman, at Newport. American
of Dec. 25, i8ii

Edward and Abigail R. Thurston, daughter
of the late Capt. John, both of and at New-
port. American of Nov. 7, 181 5

Thomas S. and Elizabeth Fowler, daughter of

Capt. Slocum, at Newport. American of June 27, 1820

Harriet, daughter of late Edward, and Samuel

Greene, at New. American of Oct. 30, 182 1

360

VITAL RECORD OP RHODE ISLAND

STANHOPE Abby H., daughter of William,
and Henry Taggart, at Newport. Ameri-
can of

Ann, daughter of late Edward, and Isaac V.
Burdict, at Newport. American of

Ruth, daughter of William, and Joseph Law-
ton, both of and at Newport, by Rev. Mr.
Choules,
STANLEY Miss , daughter of Sir Ed-
ward, aged 14 years, and Capt.

Bontrin, son of Sir Edward, at Gretna
Green, Scotland. American of

Mrs. Levina and Elijah Beene, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Baker,

Herman and Sarah Frances Cole, at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Edes,

Capt. Jacob P., of Maine, and Ruth Ann
Coggeshall, daughter of late Caleb, of East
Greenwich, at Scituate. American of

Hon. Geoffrey, M. P., eldest son of Lord
Stanley, and Emma Caroline Wilbraham,
daughter Edward Bootle Wilbraham, M. P.,
in England. American of
STANSBERRY Joseph, of Boston, and Eliza-
beth Rhino, of Halifax, N. S., at Boston.
American of
STANTON Sally A., of Providence, and Philip
Boss, of Fairfield, N. Y., at Providence, by
Rev. Dr. Gano,

Susajn, daughter of John, fLsq., and Col. Sam-
uel Slocum, at Richmond, R. L Amer-
ican of

William Penn, of Warren, and Mary H.
Walker, of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Wilson,

Rebecca M., of Providence, and George W.
Allen, of Little Compton, at Providence,
by Rev. Dr. Crocker,

John, Jr., of Richmond, and Eliza Boss, of
and at South Kingstown. American of

John, Jr., of Richmond, and Eliza Boss, of
and at South Kingstown. American of

Rhoby H., daughter of Daniel, of .South
Kingstown, and Pardon T. Hammond, of
North Kingstown, at South Kingstown.
American of

Gen. Joseph, of Charlestown, and Susan
Holburton, daughter of Major Thomas, of
and at South Kingstown. American of

Sarah Ann and George C. Brown, at Charles-
ton, S. C,

July 19, 1822
Aug. 22, 1823

May 17, 1829

Aug. IS, 181S

March t6, 1S20

Sept. 22, 1823

Nov. 28, 1823

July 22, 1825

Feb. 26, 1830

Dec. 22, 1816

Jan. 16, i8i8

Jan. 26, 1818

Dec. 24, 1818

Jan. 18, 1820

Feb. I, 1820

March 7, 1823

Oct. 21, 1823
May I, 1828

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES

361

STANWOOD Amelia Sargeant, and Rev. An-
drew Bigelow, of Medford, at Glocester,
Mass. American of

Amanda Malvina and Horatio Dorr, at Bos-
ton. American of
STAPLES Welcome C, of Cumberland, and
Phebe Eddy, eldest daughter of George,
of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Baker,

William R,, Esq., attorney at law, and Re-
becca M. Power, eldest daughter of Major
Nicholas, both of and at Providence, by
Rev. Dr. Crocker,

Alseneth and Robert Abell, at Taunton.
American of

William, Esq., of Providence, and Eveline
Eaton, daughter of Levi, of and at Fra-
mingham. Mass ,

Simeon and Sarah M. Ball, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Mary, of Mendon, and William Hamilton, of
Providence, at Mendon, by Rev. Mr. Dag-
gett,

Rhoda and Aaron Lincoln, of Norton, at
Taunton. American of
STARBUCK Eunice, daughter of Joseph, of
Nantucket, and William Hadwen, formerly
of Providence, at Nantucket. American
of
STARK EY Matilda Caroline and John G. Jack-
son, formerly of Providence, at Philadel-
phia,
STARKS Emily A. and Isaac M. Stevens, at

New Haven. American of
STARKWEATHER Sarah and William Allen,
both of Pawtucket, in this town,

James C. and Almira C. Lnderwood, both of
and at Seekonk, by Rev. Mr. Pitman,

Rebecca, only daughter of Hon. Oliver, and
Lyman Claffden, both of and at Pawtucket.
American of

Martha, daughter of Charles, and Chauncey
Clarke, at Northampton, Mass.,
STARR Albertus, of Stonington, and Emma
Lamphier, daughter of Major Elisha, of
and at Westerly. American of

Maria, daughter of Dan, of Mansfield, Ct.,
and Shubael Hutchins, of Charleston, S.
C, at Mansfield,

J. Leander, of Halifax, and Frances Barbarie
Throckmorton, youngest daughter of late

Feb. 6, 1824
Aug. 24, 1830

April II, 1 8 19

Nov. 27, 1 82 1
May 24, 1825

Oct. 25, 1826
Dec. 10, 1826

March 30, 1828
April 12, 1 83 1

Nov. 8, 1822

Oct. 12, 1826

Jan. 6, 1832

July 22, 1810

June 7, 1 82 1

March 8, 1822
March 29, 1826

Sept. 14, 1819

Aug. 24, 1824

362

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

STARR :

William, at New York, by Rev. Bishop
Onderdonk, at Trinity Church. American
of

STASEY Miss Sidney Cutts, of Boston, and
Thomas Simpson, of the Island of Jamaica,
in this town,

STATES Mary Ann and Lemuel Pease, Jr., of
Westerly, at Stonington, by Rev. Mr.
Hart,

STAUGHTON Leonora M., daughter of Rev.
William, D. D., President of Columbia
College, and Rev. Samuel W. Lynd, of
Bordentown, N. J., at Washington City.
American of
Elizabeth, daughter of Rev. D. Staughton,
President of Columbia College, and Dr.
John L Temple, of Hanover Co., Va.
American of

STAYNER Edwin, of Halifax, and Sarah H.
Doyle, of and at Providence, by Rev. Dr.
Gano,

STEAD Thomas Jefferson and Frances Eliza-
beth Dyer, youngest daughter of Benjamin,
both of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Wilson,

STEAD MAN Henry M. and Mehitable P. Chap-
pell, eldest daughter of Frederick, both of
and at South Kingstown, by Rev. Mr.
Steadman,
Elizabeth and Joseph Smith, at Newport,
Dr. Charles H., surgeon U. S. Marine Hos-
pital, Chelsea, and Lucy Ingalls, daughter
of Dr. William, of and at Boston. Ameri-
can of

STEARNES Rev. Richard S., of Salem, and
Ann Marie Theresa- St. Agnon, of Trini-
dad, at IVovidence. American of

STEBBINS Mary and Alanson S. Daniels, both
of and at Cumberland, by Rev. Mr. Potter,
Jane C. and Lieut. Julius B. Kingsbury, U.
S. Army, at Sault de St. Marie,

STEERE Asahel, Esq, and Sally Kimball,
daughter of Major Amherst, both of and
at Glocester. American of
Elisha, Esq., and Esther Appleby, daughter

of Thomas, both of and at Smithfield,
Enoch and Rhoda Peck, second daughter of
Isaac, both of and at Providence, by Rev.
Dr. Gano,

Dec. 28, 1830
June II, 1811
Dec. 29, 1825

Aug. 26, 1823

April 20, 1824
July 13, 1823

Feb. 21, 1825

Jan. 30, 1820
Sept. II, 1828

May 29, 1829

Nov. 23, 1 82 1
Feb. 10, 1822
June 19, 1825

Nov. I, 1814
Oct. 22, 1815

March 31, 1816

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES 353

STEERE Capt. Amasa and Clarissa Kimball, •

daughter of Major Amherst, both of and

at Glocester, Nov. 24,. 18 16

Cyrel and Esther Wheeler, daughter of Capt.

Paschal P., both of and at Glocester.

American of Jan. 18, 1820

Jemima, daughter of Richard, and Benjamin

Spear, both of and at Smithfield, by Rev.

Mr. Potter, of Cumberland, Jan. 27, 1820

Rufus and Eliza Brown, daughter of Col.

Thomas, both of and at Chepachet. Amer-
ican of April 4, 1820
Ruth Clarke, daughter of the late Capt.

Wanton, and Amherst Kimball, Jr., both

of and at Glocester. American of Oct. 20, 1820

Clovis, of Thompson, Ct., and Mary Steere,

daughter of Capt. Wanton, late of Provi-
dence, at Scituate. American of June 20, 1823
Mary, daughter of Capt. Wanton, late of

Providence, and Clovis Steere, of Thomp-
son, Ct., at Scituate. American of June 20, 1823
Asa and Susan Burlingame, daughter of 01-

ney, both of and at Smithfield. American

of Dec. 2, 1823

Lydia, of Johnston, and Daniel Thornton, Jr.,

at Johnston. American of March 11, 1824

Jonah and Alice Smith, at Providence, by

Rev. Dr. Gano, May 15, 1825

Mary Ann, daughter of Robert, and Stephen

H. Andrews, ai Glocester, by Rev. Mr.

Ross, Jan. 24, 1827

Mahala, daughter of Asel, and Oziel Lapham,

at Smithfield. American of May 15, 1827

Alzada, of Providence, and William N. Patt,

of Scituate, at Cranston, by Rev. Mr.

Knight, July 8, 1827

Lydia A., daughter of late Richard, Esq., of

Smithfield, and Caleb C. Cooke, of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Nov. 5, 1828

STEIB Ann Eliza and Isaac T. Clarke, both of

and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering, Jan. 5, 1826

STEPHENS Ann and Edward Proctor, both of

Boston, in this town, May 23, 1813

Lt. Thomas H., U. S. Navy, and Eliza R.

Sage, daughter of Ebenezer, Esq., at Mid-

dletown, Ct., Dec. 3, 181 5

Robert, of Canterbury, Ct., and Deborah

Cooke, daughter of Caleb, of and at Plain-
field, Ct. American of June 18, 1822
Greenville, of Raynham, and Olive Smith, of

and at Taunton, Oct. 3, 1828

364 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

STEPHENS Alpha and Sarah Bancroft, at Bos-
ton. American of Oct. i6, 1829
John H., Jr., and Sarah Ann Follensbee, at

Boston. American of Dec. 18, 1829

Benjamin T. and Ann E. G. Field, at Taun-
ton. American of April 27, 1831
Benjamin T. and Ann E. G. Field, at Taun-
ton. American of April 29, 1831

STEVENSON Henry J. and Sarah Reynolds,
both of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Baker, Dec. 29, 18 16

STEPHENSON Tabitha and Jacob Sheafe
Smith, Esq., of Gorham, at Portland, Me.
American of May i, 1821

STERLING J , Esq., of London, and Eliza-
beth Willing, daughter of T. W., Esq., at
Philadelphia. American of Jan. 16, 1816

STERNE William and Abby Billings, both of

and at Providence, Sept. 16, 1819

Mrs. Sarah B., daughter of late Capt. William
H. Baker, and Elnathan Manchester, at
Newport. American of Dec. 28, 1824

Ann and William C. Bacon, both of and at
Killingly, Ct. American of July 12, 1825

STERNES Mary, of Walpole, and Zephaniah
Kidder, of Pawtuxet, at Walpole, Mass.
American of Aug. 5, 1823

STERREY Lieut. Robert, U.S.Army, and Lou-
isa Ann Arden, eldest daughter of James,
Esq., of and at New York, by Rev. Mr.
Townley. American of Dec. S, 1809

Julia A. and James Valentine, merchant, both
• of and at this town, by Rev. Dr. Crocker, April 16, 1815

STERRY Louisa H., daughter of Cyprian, of
Providence, and George William Stien-
hauer, of Philadelphia, at Providence, by
Rev. Dr. Crocker, June 30, 1817

STERREY Ann R, daughter of Cyprian, Esq.,
of this town, and J onus Taylor Goodwin,
Esq., of Columbia, S. C, at Grace Church,
New York, by Rev. Dr. Bowen, July 29, 1817

STERRY Sophia R., daughter of Cyprian, and
Dr. Joseph Mauran, both of and at Provi-
dence, Oct. 12, 1820

STETSON Lydia, of Boston, and Charles
Athearn, merchant, of Buffalo, N. Y., at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Edes, Sept. 27, 1826

Mary Greene and Silas W. Tobey, of Boston,
merchant, at New York, by Rev. Mr.
Ware, June 26, 1828

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES 355

STETSON Augusta and William Kimball, of

Lynn, atSalem. American of June 15, 1830

Zilpha L. and Hiram Havens, of Buffalo, N.

Y., at Charlestown, Mass. American of April 22, 1831

Abby and Henry Hood, both of Warwick, at

Coventry, by Rev. Mr. Ross, Nov. 6, 183 1

STEVENS Sarah, daughter of John, and Edward
Stanhope, both of Newport, married by
Rev. Mr. Gibson, Oct. 17, 1809

Ehza, daughter of Robert, and Rev. Calvin
Hitchcock, pastor of First Congregational
Church, both of and at Newport. Ameri-
can of May 6, 1817

Nathaniel and Abby K. Tallman, both of
and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Baker, Feb. 20, 1820

Philip and Priscilla Norman, daughter of the
late Moses, at Newport. American of May 9, 1820

Eliza, daughter of the late Thomas, and Capt.
Samuel Barker, ]r., at Newport. Ameri-
can of Oct. 17, 1820

Capt. Joseph G. and Sarah D. Freebody,
daughter of William, at Newport. Amer-
ican of Oct. 27, 1820

John and Catharine Sisson, at Newport.

American of Sept. 16, 1823

Eliza, aged 14, and Gen. John Edgar, an offi-
cer of the Revolution, aged 90, at Williams-
burg, 111. American of Feb. 6, 1824

Sarah, daughter of late Joseph, of Newport,
and Albert Cove, of Ware, N. H., at New-
port. American of April 16, 1824

Alexander H. and Catherine Morris, daughter
of James, Esq., near Morrisiana, N. Y.
American of April 26, 1825

Benjamin W., of Providence, and Mary Earle,
of and at Boston, by Rev. Mr. Knowles.
American of Aug. 24, 1827

Byron Kirby, Esq., and Frances Gallatm,
only daughter of Hon. Albert, at New
York. American of April 13, 1830

Hannah H. and James Underwood, at

Charlestown, Mass. American of April 30, 1830

Betsey and Luke Farnell, at Boston. Amer-
ican of July 2, 1830

Dr. William F. and John G. Burnham, at

Stoneham. American of May 13, 1831

Isaac M. and Emily A. Starks, at New

Haven. American of June 6, 1832

STEAVENS Capt. Thomas L. and Martha J.
Farley, daughter of James, at Milton, N.

366 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

STEAVENS:

C, by Rev. Mr. Penick. The captain died
the next day; was in the best of health
apparently, ' July 26, 1832

STEVENSON Mrs. Sally and Joseph H. Fos-
ter, at Nantucket. American of May 27, 183 1

STEWART Charley, Esq., Commander of the
U. S. Prigate Constitution, and Delia Tu-
dor, daughter of Hon. William, at Boston.
American of ' Nov. 30, 1813

Rt. Hon. Baron, Lieut. General in the British
Army and Ambassador to the Court of
Vienna, and Lady Frances Vane Tem-
pest. The bride is very wealthy and beau-
tiful, her age is 16, his 43. A bitter suit was
waged in Chancery alleging the disparity
of ages, fortune and other matters. Amer-
ican of May 18, 1819
William, Esq., and Charlotte Pinkney, at

Baltimore. American of Nov. 20, 182 1

STEWARD Helen Lispenard, daughter of Alex-
ander L., and Lieut. James W. Webb, of
3d U. S. Infantry, at New York. Ameri-
can of July 8, 1823

STEWART Mary, daughter of James, Esq.,
British Consul at New London, Ct., and
Lieut. William H. Swift, of U. S. Artillery,
at New London. American of Feb. 8, 1825

Mary J., daughter of A. L., Esq., and Capt.
Stephen H. Webb, U. S. Army, at New
York, by Rev. William Parkinson, Feb. 14, 1826

James and Betsey C. Cleveland, at Ed.gar-

town. American of Sept. 15, 1829

James and Betsey Cleveland, at Edgartown.

American of Sept. 18, 1829

Harriet and Samuel W. Lewis, at Edgartown.

American of July 30, 1830

Mary Ann, daughter of Capt. Levi, and
Lewis B. Dunham, M. D., at Hartford.
American of Dec. 24, 1830

Jane and Thomas T. Franklin, at Newport.

American of May 20, 183 1

John and Euphemia Schreakagast, at Marks-

boro, by John Moore. American of Nov. 23, 1832

STUART Peter B. and Sarah Johnson, at New-
port. American of Nov. 30, 1824

STICKNEY Charlotte and Henry L. Read, of
Boston, merchant. She was of Worcester,
where the marriage was performed by Rev.
Mr. Pease, March 7, 1826

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES 367

STICKNEY Erastus B. and Lydia Currier, at

Bradford, Mass. American of Jan. 12, i8?o

STIENHAUER George William, of Philadel-
phia, and Louisa H. Sterry, daughter of
Cyprian, of and at Providence, by Rev, Dr.
Crocker, June 30, 18 17

STILLMAN Ira, of Hopkinton, and Mary Ann
Sherman, daughter of late Percy, of and
at Newport, by Rev. Mr. Eddy, Aug. 17, 1826

Susan and Richard M . Treadway, printer, at

New Haven, by Rev. Mr. Bacon, Sept. 10, 1826

Edward, formerly of Newport, and Maria E.
Spencer, daughter of Gideon, Esq., at
Warwick, by Rev. Mr. Tobey, American
of April 10, 1829

Orsemus M., of Westerly, and Martha C.
Hazard, daughter of Nathan, of and at
North Kingstown, Aug. 23, 1829

STILLWELL Abraham and Mary Davis, daugh-
ter of John, by Rev. Dr. Gano. Ameri-
can of Sept. 19, 1815

STILLWILL Lydia Sheldon and Samuel Young
Atwell, Esq., attorney at law, at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Dr. Crocker, Dec. 31, 1820

STILLWELL Lydia Sheldon, eldest daughter
of late Christopher S., and Major John B.
Chace, at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Crocker, Oct. 5, 1825

STILLWILL Mary, second daughter of Nicho-
las, Esq., of Providence, and Edward Grat-
tan of New York, printer, at Providence,
by Rev. Dr. Crocker, Oct. 18, 1827

STILLWELL Abraham H., of Providence, and
Eliza B. Wyatt, of and at Bristol, by Rev.
Mr. Lewis, June 15, 1830

Stephen, of Albany, N. Y., and Sarah Ann
Gardiner, daughter of Israel, of and at
Warren, by Rev. Mr. Paine, March 27, 1831

STILSON Arrabella Williamina, daughter of
Joseph, of Quebec, and Moses Potter, of
Providence, merchant, at Quebec, June 19, 1829

STIMSON Capt. John J., of Providence, and
Abigail Morton Clarke, daughter of Rev.
Pitt, at Norton, Mass., Oct. 23, 1828

STIMPSON Herbert H. and Mary Ann D.

Brewer, at Boston. American of May 4, 1830

STINESS Philip B. and Mary Marsh, at Slaters-

villc, Smithfield. American of July 15, 1825

STITES Mary L., of Columbia Co., O., and Ben-
jamin R. Smith, of Providence, at Colum-
bia Co. American of Nov. 25, 1823

368

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

STOCKMAN Mary Ann and Samuel Spink, at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering,
STOCKTON Caroline, daughter of Hon. Richard,
Esq., of Princeton, N. J., and William R.
Rotch, Esq., of New Bedford, at New
York,

Robert F., Esq., II. S. Navy, and Harriet
Maria Potter, daughter of John, Esq., at
Charleston, S. C. American of
STOCKWELL Catharine G. and Capt. Isaac

Percival, both of Boston, at Providence,
STODDARD Martha, of Newport, and Na-
thaniel Carpenter, of South Kingstown,
at Newport, by Rev. Mr. Webb,

Martin, of Sutton, Mass., and Betsey Guild,
of and at this town, by Rev. Mr. Lewis,

Lucinda, daughter of Capt. Noah, of Fair-
haven, and Stephen Jenney, of Boston, at
Fairhaven. American of

William and Lydia M. Storo, daughter of
Samuel, both of and at Providence, by Wil-
liam B. Martin, Esq.,

Henry C, of Providence, and Eliza Cassim,
of and at Pawtucket. American of

Rev. Isaac, of New London, and Ellen Ward-
well, eldest daughter of Allen, Esq., of and
at Bristol. American of

Capt. Pllijah, of Taunton, and Persia Hall, of
Raynham, at Bristol, by Rev. Bishop Gris-
wold. American of

mey, third daughter of Harding, and Jona-
than Gladding, both of and at Providence,
by Rev. Dr. Edes,

Thomas and Rebecca Allen,
STODDERT Hannah, daughter of Benjamin,
Esq., of Bladensburgh, Md., and George
Washington Campbell, U. S. Senator from
Tennessee, at Bladensburgh. American of
STOKES John and Louisa Mathewson, at Johns-
ton. American of

Samuel, and Mary Ann Randall, of North
Providence, at Johnston. American of
STONE Henry, of Johnston, and Lusina Winsor,
daughter of Augustus, of and at Smith-
field, by Rev. Mr. Cooper,

Betsey and Henry King, by William Warner,
Esq., both of and at Cranston,

Mr. and Miss Marble, at Charlton,

Mass. American of

Mary and Ezra Hutchins, Esq., attorney at
law, at Weston, Mass. American of

Nov. 20, 1825

July 17, 1820

March 21, 1823
Jan. [5, 1832

June 6, 181 1
Feb. 21, 1813

Dec. 11, 1821

P"eb. 17, 1822
May 14, 1824

July 8, 1825

Sept. 9, 1828

Oct. 26, 1828
Sept. 7, 1829

July 31, 1812
Aug. 24, 1821
Dec. II, 1827

April 25, 1813

March 31, 1814

June 10, 1814

Sept. 27, 1 814

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES ggg

STONE David, late governor of North Carolina,
and Sarah Dashiell, of and at Washington,
D. C. American of Sept. 12, 1817

Lucina, of Seekonk, and Richard Bolster, Jr.,
of Douglas, Mass., at Seekonk, Dec. 27, i8i8

Almira, daughter of Samuel, and Daniel

Greene, at Johnston. American of Sept. 29, 1820

Nancy, of Pawtuxet, and Major Job Water-
man, at Johnston. American of Oct. 21, 1823

Horatio and Martia M. Willis, at Mendon,

Mass American of April 8, 1825

John, of Ward, Mass., and Pamelia Stone,
at Oxford, by Rev. Knock Pond. Ameri-
can of Jan. 20, 1826

Pamelia and John Stone, of Ward, Mass., at

Oxford, by Rev. Knock Pond. American of Jan. 20, 1826

John, of Ward, Mass., and Pamelia Stone, at
Oxford, by Rev, Knoch Pond. American
of . Feb. 10, 1S26

Pamelia and John Stone, of Ward, Mass., at
Oxford, by Rev. Knoch Pond. American
of Feb. 10, 1826

Melissa, of Oxford, and Charles J. Westcott,
of Cranston, at Oxford, Mass., by Rev. Mr.
Maynard, Mar. 4, 1828

Cynthia P. and Horace King, both of and at

Warwick, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Nov. 26, 1828

Mrs. Cynthia P. and Horace King, both of

Scituate, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, of Warwick, Nov. 26, 1828

Mrs. Phebe, daughter of Nathan K. Stone,
Ksq., of Scituate, and Anan B. Smith, by
Rev. Mr. Wilson, of Warwick, Nov. 27, 1828

Phebe and Annan A. B. .Smith, both of and
at Scituate, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Nov. 27, 1828

William A., of West Prospect, Me., and Cla-
rissa Dickenson, at Boston. American of Sept. i, 1829

Oilman and Kmily S. Amsbury, both of and
at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Tobey, Nov. 5, 1829

Sally and Isaac Hartwell, at South Leices-
ter, by Rev. Mr, Jones, Dec. 15, 1829

Caroline and Joseph Piper, at Newburyport.
American of Jan. 29, 1830

Kbenezer and Nancy Kpps, at Salem. Amer-
ican of March 19, 1830

Mary and Adonijah Bacon, at Worcester, March 17, 1831

Thomas J. and Mary Stone Rice, at Boston.

American of April 12, 1831

STORROW Samuel Appleton, U. S. Armj;, and
Eliza Hill Carter, only daughter of William
Chompe Carter, Ksq., in Virginia. Amer-
ican of July 8, 1 819

370 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

STORROW Susan Clarke, eldest daughter of
Thomas W., of New York, and Henry Van
Wart, Jr., of Birmingham, Eng., in Paris,
at the residence of the U. S. Minister,
William C. Rives, Aug. 1 8, 1830

STORRS Delia, daughter of D Storrs, Esq.,

of Mansfield, Ct., and Rev. Thomas J.
Waterman, of Providence, at Mansfield, by
Rev. A. S. Atwood, Dec. 11, 1827

Sophrenia and Edward Turner, A. M., pro-
fessor of Mathematics and Natural Philos-
ophy in Middlebury College, at Middle-
bury, Vt. American of Sept. 15, 1829
Sarah D. and Dr. Charles Walker, at North-
ampton. American of Oct. 6, 1829
Nathan, Esq., and Sarah James, at Boston.
American of Oct. 16, 1829

STOUT Frances Hogan, only daughter of late
Jacob, Esq., and Lieut. Samuel Livingston
Breese, U. S. Navy, at Belleville, N. J.
American of Dec. 31, 1824

STOWE Sarah and Adolphus Fletcher, at

Worcester. American of June 9, 181 8

STOW Lydia M., daughter of Samuel, and Will-
iam Stoddard, both of and at Providence,
by William B. Martin, Esq., Feb. 17, 1822

STOWE Baron, editor of Columbian Star, Wash-
ington, and Elizabeth L. Skinner, of and
at Winsor, Vt, Sept. 7, 1826

Susan B. and Levi C. Harwood, both of and
at Grafton, by Rev. Mr. Conyers. Amer-
ican of Nov. 13, 1827
Mahalah and Lucius Bigelow, at Grafton.
American of Aug. 30, 1830

STOWELL David and Mary Flagg, at Worces-
ter, Nov. 28, 1826
Eliza, of Boston, and Willard Brown, of and

at Oxford, Mass. American of May 4, 1827

Edward T. and Bethiah P. Morton, at Brook-
field, by Rev. George R. Noyes. Ameri-
can of April 18,1831

STRAIGHT Rebecca, daughter of Capt.
Thomas, of West Greenwich, and John
Mackie, at Coventry, by Rev. Mr. Tilling-
hast. May 4, 1820

STRANAHAN Martha C, daughter of Dea.
John, of Killingly, Ct., and Hoxsie Tucker,
of Charlestown, R. L, at Killingly. Amer-
ican of Nov. 18, 1823

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES 371

STRANGE Adeline and Cassender French, at

Berkeley, Mass., May 13, 1822

David F. and Narcissa Wilbur, at Pavvtucket,
by Rev. Dr. Benedict, Oct. 26, 1828

STRATFORD Charles J., formerly of Boston,
and Lucinda Olney, daughter of Richard,
Esq., formerly of Providence, at Oxford,
Mass. American of Sept. 8, 1820

STRATTON Mrs. Ruth, widow of John, Jr., and
John Babcock, at Newport, by Rev. Mr.
Towle. American of Aug. i, 1809

Sally, of Boston, and John Payne, of Charles-
town, Mass., in this town. American of Nov. 12, 181 1

STRATTEN John, Jr., of Lee, N. Y., and
Phebe Clemmons, daughter of the late
John, of and at Warwick, by Rev. Mr.
Curtis, Sept. 9, 1816

STRATTON Lydia Ann, daughter of the late
John, Jr., of Newport, and Moses Lawton,
at Portsmouth. American of Aug. 22, 1820

David, of Amherst, and Mary Mann, at Bos-
ton. American of April 2, 1830

STREET Frances Augusta, daughter of Titus,
of New Haven, Ct., and William W. Hop-
pin, of Providence, at New Haven, by Rev.
Dr. Bacon. American of July 13, 1832

STREETER George, of Mendon, and Lydia La-
tham, eldest daughter of Elisha, of and at
Smithfield. American of May 16, 1823

George M. and Abby Bartlett, both of Smith-
field, at Pawtucket, by Rev. Mr. Cutler, Aug. 16, 1827
George A. and Ann Frances Sprague, at

Smithfield, Oct. 26, 1828

STRICKER Juliana, daughter of the General,
and Christopher Rankin, M. C. from Mis-
sissippi, at Baltimore. American of Nov. 19 and 23, 1824

STRONG Mary H., daughter of Rev. Joseph,
D. D., and Aaron P. Cleveland, of Boston,
merchant, at Warwick, Ct. American of Dec. 5, 1820

Dr. Woodbridge, of Boston, and Eliza Whea-
ton, daughter of Hon. Laban, at Norton.
American of July 7. 1826

Esther and Elias Champlain, at Springfield.

American of April 17, 1827

Levi, formerly of Providence, and Elizabeth
Pearson, at New York. American of Aug. 12, 1831

STROUT Capt. Joseph, Jr., of Norwich, Ct.,
and Mary Melville Townsend, of and at
Newport. American of Sept. 7, 1824

372

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

STUART William, Esq., of Manchester, Eng.,
and Mary Gibbs Air, of and at Charles-
ton, S. C. American of
STUBBS Capt. Benjamin and Mrs. Lucretia
Holmes, both of and at Woodstock, Ct.,
by William Bowen, Esq.,
STUDLEY Simeon and Betsey Baxter, at Paw-
tucket. American of

Eunice and Edmund Nelson, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Mudge,

Ann, of Providence, and Stephen Vaughan,
of Warren, at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Webb,

Levina and James Armington, at Pawtucket.
American of

Elisha and Aseneth Nickerson, at Pawtucket.
American of

Lydia and Israel Chiltenden, at Hingham.
American of

Ruth and Nathaniel C. Dana, at Pawtucket,
by Rev. Dr. Benedict,

Julia Ann, daughter of Capt. John.and James
B. Potter, both of and at Providence, by
Rev. Mr. Phillips,
STURCH Richard and Charlotte Bryant, both

of and at Bristol,
STURGES Ann C, daughter of Russell, of Bos-
ton, and Frederick W. Paine, of Worces-
ter, at Boston, by Rev. Mr. Frothingham.
American of

George W. and Mary Anna Channing, sec-
ond daughter of Walter, Esq., both of and
at Boston. American of

Keziah C. and Capt. William L. Hallett,
both of Barnstable, at Boston,
STURTEVANT Lemuel and Mrs. Mary Smith,
both of and at Providence, by Rev. Dr.
Crocker,

Winslow, of Pembroke, and Mrs. Sarah B.
Hatch, of Hanson, at Providence. Amer-
ican of

William H., Esq., of Pawtucket, and Pamelia
Ann Branch, daughter of late Col. San-
ford, of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Edes,

Rebecca W., daughter of the late William S.,
Esq., and Rev. Josiah Moore, of Athol, at
Plymouth. American of
STUTSON Susannah, of Seekonk, and Peter
Taylor, of North Providence,

April II, 1823

March 5, 1826
July 12, 1822
Jan. 30, 1825

June 27, 1825
April 22, 1828

May 13, 1828
July 4, 1828

July 6, 1830

Dec. 29, 1 83 1
March 9, 1820

May 10, 1822

May 21, 1824
Oct. 25, 1827

June 18, 1818

Oct. II, 1825

Jan. 2, 1826

May 3, 1831
March 13, 1814

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES 373

STUTSON Mrs. Abby, of Bristol, and Joseph V.
Putney, formerly of Salem, Mass., at Bris-
tol, by Rev. Mr. Peck, Jan. i, 1826

STYLES John, Esq., M. D., and Harriet Ho-
gan, second daughter of Michael, Esq., U.
S. Consul at Valparaiso, S. A. American
of Sept. 7, 1830

SOUBLETTE Soleta, sister of the General, and
neice of President Bolivar, and General

O'Leary, son of Jeremiah, of Cork,

Ireland, at Bagota, S. A. American of Jan. S, 1830

SULLENS William P., of Portsmouth, and Sarah
Ann Barker, daughter of Stephen, at Mid-
dletown, by Rev. Mr. Sullens. American of Nov. 9, 1830
Henry, Jr., and Hannah Earle, both of New
Bedford, at Portsmouth, by Rev. Mr. Sul-
lens, April 12, 1831

SULLINGS Daniel, of New Bedford, and Abby
Richardson, of and at iJewport. Ameri-
can of Jan. 7, 1823

SULLIVAN Rev. Thomas R., of Keene, N. H.,
and Mrs. Charlotte C. Blake, daughter of
late Hon p-rancis, of and at Worcester, by
Rev. Dr. Bancroft, Jan. 19, 1826

SUMMERS Palmer, of New York, and Eliza
Shaw, of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Williams. American of March 12, 1824

SUMNER Marshall and Betsey C. Dean, of and

at Taunton, by Rev. Mr. Colburn, Oct. 23, 1810

Seth, of Maine, and Amey Davis, daughter of
James, formerly of Providence, at Water-
town, Mass., Nov. 9, 1 8 17
Dr. George, of Hartford, Ct., and Elizabeth
Putnam, daughter of Daniel, Esq., at Brook-
lyn, Ct., by Rev. Mr. Wainwright. Amer-
ican of Dec. 7, 1 8 19
Sarah May, daughter of late Samuel, Esq.,
of Pomfret, Ct., and John C. Howard, of
Hampden, Ct., at Pomfret, by Rev. Wal-
ter Lyon, Oct. 7, 1823
Mary, daughter of Capt. John N., and Dr.
Samuel Bowen, of Thompson, Ct., at Prov-
idence, by Rev. Mr. Wilgon, May i, 1825
Increase, of Providence, and Nancy V. Lewis,
of Cumberland, at Providence, by Rev.
Mr. Webb, May 2, 1826
William H., Esq., of Boston, Adj. General
of Mass., and Mrs. Mary Ann Perry,
daughter of Hon. James DeWolfe, at Bris-
tol, by Bishop Griswold, Oct. 4, 1826

374

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SUMNER Frederick A., publisher of Boston
Free Press, and Lydia Wilkinson, daughter
of Abraham, at Pawtucket. American of

Samuel H. and Harriet Farmer, at Boston.
American of

Matilda Ray, daughter of Thomas W., and

Elihu Greene, of Providence, at Brookline,

by Rev. Dr. Peirce,

SUTTLE Mary M., daughter of Robert, and

Peleg Sanford, at Newport. American of

Henrietta and Amos Lefavor, at Seekonk,
by Rev. Dr. Benedict. American of

Sarah Frances, eldest daughter of Oliver, and
James G. Armington, both of and at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson. American ot

Charles C. and Mary Daggett, both of and at
Providence. American of

William, Jr., of Providence, and Laura Ann
Gage, of Pawtucket, at Providence. Amer-
ican of

Charlotte B., daughter of Oliver, of Provi-
dence, and Lyam Jenckes, of Ludlow,
Mass., at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Picker-
ing,

Minerva B., of Providence, and Rufus Greene,
Jr., of Warwick, at Providence, by Rev.
Mr. Brown,

Henry A. and Sarah A. Noyes, both of and
at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Lloyd S. and Lucy W. Cozzens, both of and
at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,
SWAIN Alice and Capt. Daniel P. Macy, at
Friends' Meeting House, Nantucket.
American of

Seth, of Nantucket, and Mary Fisher, of and
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Webb,

and Joy, at Nantucket.

American of

Valina G. and Thomas Cofifin, 2nd, at Nan-
tucket. American of

Valina G. and Thomas CofBn, 2d, at Nan-
tucket. American of
SWAN Capt. Samuel and Peggy Tufts, both of
Medford, Mass., in this town, by Rev. Mr.
Wilson. American of

Charles E., of Smithfield, and Merilla Burlin-
game, of and at Glocester,

William and Susan Williams, daughter of
John, at Newport. American of

Abby and John Prospect, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Brown,

Jan. IS, 1830
Aug. 3, 1830

Nov. 9, 1830
Nov. 12, 1819
Dec. 12, 1817

Dec. 22, 1818
Sept. 10, 1 8 19

Feb. 9, 1 82 1

Aug. 2, 1825

Oct. 21, 1827

Oct. 25, 1827

March 17, 1828

Sept. 16, 1825
Nov. 29, 1825
July 24, 1829
May 10, 183 1
May 17, 1831

April 7, 1809

June 19, 1822

May 10, 1825

Jan. 19, 1826

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES

375

SWAN Elizabeth, daughter of Richard, and Job

A. Peckham, at Newport, by Rev. Mr.

Choiiles. American of
SWARDS John and Mary Watson, at Boston.

American of
SWARTZ Mary, eldest daughter of the late

,Capt. , of Newport, and Comfort

Eddy, Jr., of this town, in this town, by

Rev. Dr. Gano,
Gardiner T. and Eliza Hanan, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Church,
William J. and Mary Ann Saunders, both of

and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Church,
SWATS Catharine and Comfort Eddy, at Provi-
dence. American of
SWAZEY Joseph, of Sutton, and Angenette

Martin, of Smithfield, at Uxbridge. Amer-
ican of
SWEET Michael, Jr., of Norton, and Mary S.

Westcott, daughter of John, of and at this

town, by Rev. Mr. Cornell,
Otis, of Attleboro, and Lucy R. Fox, of and

at this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano,
Joseph and Julia Lippitt, eldest daughter of

Charles, Esq., in this town, by Rev. Dr.

Crocker,
Sally, youngest daughter of Philip, and Emor

Harris, both of and at Smithfield,
Elizabeth, daughter of Benajah, of this town,

and William Manchester, of Smithfield, by

Rev. Mr. Wilson,
Marcy, daughter of Philip, of Smithfield, and

Stephen Belknap, of Johnston, by Rev.

Mr. Sprague,
Mingey and Sarah Barker, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano,
William and Sally Sheldon, at Johnston.

American of
Margaret and Nathan Hawes, at Attleboro.

American of
Anna, daughter of Valentine, and Stephen

Belknap, Esq., at Johnston. American of
Mrs. Maria and Charles Gieene, both of and

at Coventry, by Rev. Mr. Smith,
Jesse B., of Providence, and Joanna Sayles,

daughter of Smith, of and at Smithfield, by

Chief Justice Mann,
Leonard, of Providence, and Lucy Faxon, of

and at North Providence. American of

July 27, 1830
Get. 6, 1829

Nov. 16, 1815

Oct. 4, 1829

July II, 1830

Aug. 31, 1821

March 27, 1821

March 14, 18 10
July 25, 1813

Sept. 19, 1814
Feb. 21, 1815

Oct. 26, 1815

Oct. 26, 1815
Jan. 18, 1818
Oct. 31, 1820
May I, 182 1
June 12, 1821
Sept. 9, 1 82 1

Dec. 25, 182 1
April 5, 1822

376

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SWEET Oliver and Sarah Ann Gould, daughter
of Thomas, both of Middletown, at New-
port. American of Dec. 31, 1822

Otis and Eliza R. Williams, daughter of late

Howell, both of and at Providence, April 24, 1823

Nancy, youngest daughter of Gideon, and
George H. Peck, both of and at Providence.
American of June 17, 1823

Gideon, Jr., and Roba Wood, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Aug. 17, 1823

Alexander G. and Nancy Clarke, both of and
at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano. Amer-
ican of Jan. 16, 1824

Brown, of Smithfield, and Mary W. Mathew-
son, daughter of Philip, Esq., of and at
Johnston. American of May 3, 1825

Anthony, of Smithfield, and Maria Bartlett,
of and at Cumberland. American of AUg. 23, 1825

Celinda, of West Greenwich, and John
Blanchard, of Coventry, at Cranston, by
Rev. Mr. Tatem, Sept. 25, 1825

Phebe, of Cranston, and Nathaniel Langley,
at Cranston, by Rev. Mr. Tatem, Sept. 25, 1825

Benjamin, of Norton, and Lydia C. Blake, of
and at Mansfield, by Rev. Mr. Briggs.
American of Oct. 6, 1826

Peleg and Sarah Langley, both of and at Al-
bion, Smithfield, by Rev. Dr. Benedict, April 8, 1827

Jesse B. and Mary Ann Joslin, daughter of
Willard, at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Picker-
ing, April 26, 1827

Lydia, of Coventry, and Wrason Wilcox, of

West Greenwich, at Warwick, May 20, 1827

Serrell E., of Johnston, and Ann Fowler, of
Newport, at Johnston, by Rev. Mr. Man-
chester, Dec. 20, 1827

Solomon, of Glocester, and Harriet Hopkins,
daughter of Jeremiah, of and at Foster, Dec. 30, 1827

Sarah F., daughter of Joseph, and Samuel
Gladding, both of and at Providence, by
Rev. Mr. Farley, Feb. 12, 1829

Maria, of Johnston, and Abraham Lewis, of
Smithfield, at Johnston, by Rev. Mr. Man-
chester, March 2, 1829

Joseph W., of Providence, and Hannah C.
Mumford, daughter of late Benjamin B.,
Esq., of and at Newport, by Rev. Mr.
Wheaton, Nov. 30, 1829

Benjamin and Mrs. Sarah Cushman, at Fall

River. American of Dec. 3, 1830

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES

377

SWEET Sarah R. and Thomas G. Pitman, Jr.,

at Newport. American of
Mary A. T. and James L. P. Orrok, at Rox-

bury, Mass. American of
Almira, of Pawtucket, and Russell Robinson,

of Attleboro, at Pawtucket. American of
Daniel and Louisa Wood, both of and at

Smithfield, by Rev. Mr. Allen,
Eliza and Nathaniel Peckham, at Bristol.

American of
Albert, formerly of Providence, and Adelia

Babbitt, of and at Taunton. American of
Frances Augusta, daughter of Titus, Esq.,

of New Haven, and William W. Hoppin,

of Providence, at New Haven, by Rev. Dr.

Bacon. American of
SWEETLAND Nancy D. and James Fairbanks,

Jr., at Attleboro. American of
Betsey and Benjamin Balcom, Jr., both of

and at Attleboro. American of
Halsey and Amey Richardson, both of North

Providence, at Pawtucket. American of
Charlotte and Oliver Gorton, at Pawtucket,

by Rev. Mr. Benedict. American of
Esther and Nicholas Goff, both of and at

Pawtucket, by Rev. Dr. Benedict,
Mrs. Lydia and Jesse Lord, both of and at

Pawtucket, by Rev. Mr. Benedict,
Nelson B., of Attleboro, and Abby C. Dana,

youngest daughter of late Colville, of and

at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Tobey,
Ann and Shubael Y. Bezen, both of and at

Pawtucket. American of
Lucy Ann and John S. Hammond, both of

and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Brown,
Robey R., of Pawtucket, and Jonathan F.

Gridley, of Windham, Ct., at Pawtucket,

by Rev. Mr. Phillips,
SWEETING Nathaniel and Catharine E. Waldo,

at Pomfret, Ct. American of
Henry, of Pomfret, Ct., and Ann Harris,

daughter of John, of and at Cranston, by

Rev. Mr. Shurtleff,
Nancy, daughter of Major Henry, and Levi

Hoppin, at Pomfret, Ct., by Rev. Mr. Bos-
well. American of
SWIFT Caroline B., of Providence, and Daniel

Hallett, of and at Yarmouth, by Rev. Mr.

Alden,

Dec. 28, 1830

March 19, 1830

April IS, 1 83 1

May 5, 1 83 1

Sept. 6, 1 83 1

April 17, 1832

July 13, 1832

July 20, 1821

July 4, 1822

March 23, 1824

Aug. 9, 1825

Dec. 8, 1825

Dec. 18, 1825

Nov. 9, 1826
July 31, 1827
Jan. 17, 1828

Jan. 28, 1830
July 12, 1825

Nov. 26, 1826

March 2, 1827

July 20, 1 817

378

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SWIFT Lucretia, daughter of Zephaniah, and
Rufus P. Spaulding, Esq., of Warren, Ohio,
at Windham, Ct. American of
Lieut. William H.,' of U. S. Artillery, and
Mary Stewart, daughter of James, Esq.,
British Consul, at New London, Ct.
American of
Asa and Hannah Potter, at Kingston. Amer-
ican of
Mary M. K. and Dwight R. Perry, of Rice-

boro, Ga., at Fairhaven,
Lydia R. and Dr. William G. Micks, U. S.

Navy, at Gasport, Va. American of
James F., U. S. Civil Engineer, and Myra
Farquhar, daughter of Mr. Jephson, at New
York. American of
Stephen, of Lexington, Ky., merchant, and
Lucia Tarbell, daughter of late Dr. G., at
Lincoln. American of
Peleg, of Wareham, and Lydia Grififith, at
Carver. American of
SWINBURNE Lydia, daughter of late Daniel,
and Capt. Joshua C. Bigley, both of and at
Newport. American of
SWINBOURNE Abby, daughter of Nathaniel,
and Thomas Melville, at Newport. Amer-
ican of
SWINBURNE Thomas and Susan P. Way, at

Newport, by Rev. Mr. Eddy,
SWITT Elizabeth H. and Henry H. Hitch, at

New Bedford. American of
SYLVESTER Amos and Sally Humes, at Prov-
idence, by Rev. Mr. Oathman,
Abigail H., of Newport, and Andrew M.
Smart, of New York, at Middletown, R. I.,
by Rev. Mr. Eddy,
Mary and Stephen Pick, at Bristol, by Rev.

Mr. Wight, '
Eliza and Stephen Talbee, Jr, at Bristol,
by Rev. Mr. Wight. American of
SYMINGTON Margaret, daughter of late Alex-
ander, and Dr. p-rancis S. Beattie, U. S.
Navy, at Philadelphia. American of
SYMONDS James, of Salem, Mass., and Edam
Bishop, of and at Cumberland. American
of
Lavina and Samuel Chappell, at Salem.
American of
SYNJA Jacob and Bathsheba Warner, both of
and at this town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Oct. II, 182

Feb. 8, 1825

Dec. 5, 1828

Sept. 3, 1829

Jan. I, 1830

Jan. 15, 1830

June 15, 1830
March 25, 1831

Sept. 13, 1822

Oct. 20, 1820

Oct. 18, 1829

July 2, 1830

Aug. 21, 1821

Aug. 6, 1826

Oct. 28, 1826

March 14,^1828

July 6,Ji82i

Sept. 23, 1 8 14
April I, 1 83 1
May 23, 18x3

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES

379

SYNJA Mary Angenosa and John Francis
Moore, both of and at Providence, by Rev.
Mr. Phillips,

Oct. 1 6, 183 1

TABOR Benjamin, of Sterling, Ct., and Mary
Jordon, daughter of Edmund, of Coventry.
American of

Eunice E., eldest daughter of Thomas, and
Hugh H. Brown, one of the editors of
Providence Gazette, both of and at this
town, by Rev. Dr. Gano,

Hannah and William Mason, at Seekonk, by
Rev. Mr. Hill,

Joseph and Mary Martin, both of and at Paw-
tucket, by Rev. Mr. Blake,
TABER John and Mary H. Greene, daughter of
Samuel, both of Providence, at Pawtucket.
American of

Samuel M. and Joanna Field, eldest daugh-
ter of Capt. John, both of and at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Hannah and Job G. Hazard, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano,

Sarah T. and Jeremiah Macomber, at New
Bedford. American of
TABOR Otis and Mary Warner, at Providence,
by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Mary, daughter of late Reuben, and James
Horsewell, at Newport. American of

Mrs. Elizabeth and Dr. Ebenezer Perry, at
New Bedford. American of
TABER Abigail, of Little Compton, and Pardon
Brownell, of Westport, at Tiverton. Amer-
ican of
TABOR Samuel M., of Providence, and Mary
Eddy, of and at Westport, Mass. Ameri-
can of

Pardon, of Providence, and Mary 1^. Talbot,
of Dighton, at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Mudge. American of
TABER Camilla, of Little Compton, and Gama-
leel Taber, of New Bedford, at Tiverton.
American of

March 4, 18 14

May 21, 1815

Sept. 8, 1816

Oct. 6, 1816

Nov. 5, 1819

Feb. 6, 1820
Nov. 5, 1820
Aug. 3, 1 82 1
Sept. 2, 1 82 1
Sept. 28, 1821
March 22, 1822

Dec. 7, 1822

Jan. 3, 1823

Oct. 7, 1823

Oct. 28, 1823

380 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

TABKR Gamaleel, of New Bedford, and Camilla

Taber, of Little Compton, at Tiverton.

American of Oct. 28, 1823

Warren, of New Bedford, and Sally H olmes,

of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Tobey, May 9, 1824

Sarah H., daughter of Joseph, of Pawtucket,

and Oliver Field, of and at Providence, by

Rev. Mr. Wilson, March 31, 1825

Ann, daughter of late Joseph, of Middletown,

and Benjamin G. Rodman, at Newport.

American of May 31, 1825

George and Susan P. Taggart, daughter of

late Capt. Joseph, both of and at Middle-
town. American of Sept. 20, 1825
Gifford and Lucy Allen, daughter of Peleg, of

and at New Bedford. American of April 7, 1826

Mary, daughter of Dea. Ichabod, and Samuel,

C. Collyer, both of and at Pawtucket, June 12, 1826

TABOR Samuel and Bethiah Cooke, both of and

at Pawtucket, by Rev. Mr. Potter, April 14, 1829

TABER Prince L. and Hannah Clarke, at New

Bedford. American of Sept. 22, 1829

Alfred H., of Providence, and Mary A. Nich-
ols, of and at East Greenwich, by Rev.

Mr. Allen, Oct. 13, 1829

Elizabeth E. and Caleb H. Thayer, both of

and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Church, April 7, 1830

Asa and Sarah Washburn, at New Bedford.

American of Aug. 27, 1830

David S. and Jononka S. Potter.at New Bed-
ford. American of Aug. 27, 1830
TABER Sarah G., of New Bedford, and Charles

Tanner, of and at Newport, by Rev. Mr.

Tucker, May 8, 1831

TABOR Bartholomew W. and Fanny Chace, at

New Bedford. American of May 10, 1831

TABER Mrs. Eliza and Isaac M. Underwood, at

Boston. American of May 20, 1831

Henry H., of Fairhaven, and Elizabeth A.

Chace, of Providence, at New Bedford, June 5, 1831

TABOR Sarah Ann and Isaac Saunders, at Paw-
tucket. American of Aug. 30, 1831
TABER Oliver E. and Rebecca W. James, both

of Providence, at North Stonington, by

Rev. Mr. Ayer, Sept. 20, 1831

Maria S., of Fairhaven, and Capt. Charles C.

Cooke, of Newport, at Providence, by Rev.

Dr. Edes, Jan. 2, 1832

TAFT Sabra, of Mendon, and Pardon B. How-

' ard, of this town, at Mendon, Dec. 16, 1810

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES 381

TAFT Ann and Peter Wheelock, both of Men-
don, in this town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, March 2, 1812

Mary A., daughter of Willis, of Uxbridge,
and Samuel T. Holroyd, of and at this
town, by Rev. Dr. Gano, April 22, 1813

Smith, of this town, and Sally Hutchinson, of
and at Smithlield, by Rev. Dr. Gano.
American of Nov. 23, 181 3

Mrs. Hannah, of Townsend, Vt., and Peter
Olney, in this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano.
American of July 26, 181 4

Bazaleel, Esq., of Uxbridge, and Hannah
Spring, of and at Northbridge, Mass.
American of Jan. 6, 1818

Adna and Amey Craggin, daughter of Benja-
min, Esq., both of and at Uxbridge.
American of July 24, 181 8

Timothy and Polly Marsh, both of and at

Uxbridge. American of July 24, 1818

Chloe, daughter of Hon. Hezaleel, and Joseph
Thayer, Esq., at Uxbridge, by Rev. Dr.
Judson. American of Sept. 8, 181 8

John and Lucretia Newell, both of and at
Uxbridge, by Rev. Samuel Judson. Amer-
ican of Sept. 18, 181 8

Charlotte, of Uxbridge, and Moses Daniels,
Jr., of Mendon, at Uxbridge, by Rev. Sam-
uel Judson. American of Sept. 25, 1818

Charlotte and George Carpenter, at Uxbridge,
by Rev. Mr. Judson. American of Nov. 17, 181 8

Otis, of Uxbridge, Mass., merchant, and
Mary Ann Holroyd, of and at Pawtuxet, by
Rev. Mr. Littlefield, Dec. 6, 181 8

Mowry, of Cumberland, and formerly of Ux-
bridge, and Louisa Waterman, daughter of
the late James, of and at Cumberland, by
Rev. Mr. Potter. American of Oct. S, 18 19

Capt. Adolphus and Abby J. Clarke, both of
and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, July 10, 1820

Ezra and Mary C. White, both of and at Ux-
bridge. American of May 4, 1821

Mary and Nathan D. Ruggles, at Mendon,

Mass. American of Dec. 21, 1821

Hannah and Benjamin Buffum, both of and
at Uxbridge. American of May 10, 1822

Maria and Mellan Taft, both of and at Ux-
bridge. American of May 10, 1822

Mellan and Maria Taft, both of and at Ux-
bridge. American of May 10, 1822

Almira, eldest daughter of Sweeting, and

Whiting Metcalf, April 15, 1823

382

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

TAFT Lydia, daughter of Brown, and Aldin Coe,
both of and at Smithfield. American of

Harriet, of Uxbridge, and Dr. Daniel Thur-
ber, of Mendon,at Uxbridge. American of

Samuel and Eliza Young, at Slatersville,
Smithfield. American of

Abigail B. and Eleazer H. Forrestall, both of
and at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Edes,

Anna C. and Origen Smith, at Uxbridge.
American of

Sophia and Abijah Seaverns, Jr., at Boston.
American of

Rev. George, Rector of St. Paul's, and Eliza
Baldwin, daughter of late John, Esq., at
Pawtucket, by Rev. Mr. Hathaway,
TAGGART Raymond, of Newport, and Abby
Newman, daughter of John, of this town,
by Rev. Dr. Gano,

Henry and Abby H. Stanhope, daughter of
William, at Newport. American of

William, Jr., and Sarah Ann Smith, daughter
of Jonathan, at Newport. American of

Susan P. , daughter of late Capt. Joseph, and
George Taber, both of and at Middletown.
American of

Ann, daughter of Judge William, and Thomas
G. Rogers, both of Middletown, at New-
port, by Rev. Mr. Choules,

Ruth, youngest daughter of Clarke, of Mid-
dletown, and John Clarke, of Kingston, at
Bristol, by Rev. Isaac Lewis,
TALBEE Stephen, Jr., and Eliza Sylvester, at
Bristol, by Rev. Mr. Wight. American of
TALBOTT Frances Eleanor, daughter of Benja-
min, of this town, and Giles Mumford,
merchant, at Fayetteville, N. C. Amer-
ican of
TALBOT Hon. Isham, U. S. S. from Kentucky,
and Adelaide Thomason, at Washington,
D. C. American of

Capt. Seth and Mary Ware, daughter of Dr.
George, of Dighton, Mass., at Providence,
by Rev. Mr. Edes,

Lemira L. and Nathaniel Pearce, Jr., at Wel-
lington. American of

Mary L., of Dighton, and Pardon Tabor, of
and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Mudge.
American of

Capt. Josiah B. and Dolly Wilson, at Bristol.
American of

Oct. 28, 1823
Nov. 19, 1824
July IS, 1825
Aug. 8, 1827
Jan. 12, 1830
May 21, 1830

May 30, 1 83 1

Dec. 31, 1820
July 19, 1822
Dec. 31, 1822

Sept. 20, 1825

March 7, 1831

Sept. 5, 183 1
March 14, 1828

Oct. 17, 1815

April 4, 1817

Aug. 9, 1819
Dec. 27, 1822

Oct. 7, 1823
July 21, 1826

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES

383

TALBOT Eliza, eldest daughter of Ephraim, and
Sampson Almy, at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Wilson,

Margaret and Lieut. Joseph Smoot, U. S.
Navy, at Norfolk, Va. American of

Mary and Henry Peck, at Fall River. Amer-
ican of
TALBOTT Sarah, eldest daughter of Capt. Seth,
of Dighton, and Newton Carpenter, of
Providence, at Dighton, by Rev. Mr.
Gushee,
TALBOT Mary Elizabeth, youngest daughter of
Benjamin, and Seth Kelley Gifford, both of
Providence, at Brisiol, by Rev. Mr. Wight,
TALL^FERRO Dr. John, in his 82nd year, and
Mrs. Lydia Howard, in her 75th, at Mill-
edgeville, Ga., by Augustin Harris, Esq.,
TALLEYRAND Mademoiselle, the niece of the
Prince, and Gen. Bozzo Di Borgo, the Rus-
sian Diplomat, at Paris, France. American
of
TALLMAN Betsey, youngest daughter of Ccl.
Benjamin, and Oliver Kendall. American of

Ardelia, of this town, and Joseph Bly, of and
at Cranston, by Rev. Mr. Jacobs. Amer-
ican of

Abby K. and Nathaniel Stevens, both of and
at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Baker,

Asa and Mary Ann Sheffield, daughter of
John T., at Newport. American of

Ann Eliza, daughter of Dr. John, Mayor of
Hudson, N. Y., and A. G. Whitney, of
Detroit, at Hudson, N. Y. American of

Caroline Marion, daughter of Dr. John,
Mayor of Hudson, N. Y., and Frank Pun-
derson. American of

Susan H. and John W. Davis, Esq., of Bos-
ton, at New Bedford. American of

Louisa and William Dawley, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Borden and Patience Almy, daughter of late
Samuel, of Newport, at Middletown.
American of

Ruth, daughter of John, and John Boyd, both
of and at Portsmouth. American of

Caroline and Samuel Lopez, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano,

Harriet, daughter of William, and Joseph
Childs, Jr., of Portsmouth, at Newport.
American of

Jan. I, 1827

March 27, 1829

Oct. 9, 1829

Sept. 6, 1830
Dec. 31, 1830
July 16, 1814

March 23, 1819
Oct. 30, 1810

March 24, 1815
Feb. 20, 1820
Feb. 29, 1820

May 12, 1820

May 12, 1820
June 20, 1820
Nov. 12, 1820

Feb. 4, 1823
March 23, 1824
March 25, 1824

July 19, 182s

384

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

TALLMAN Phebe, daughter of Col. Benjamin,
and Jonathan Salisbury, both of Provi-
dence, at Swanzey, by Rev. Mr. Baker,

Sarah Ann and Russelas M. Chapin, at Prov-
idence, by Rev. Mr. Wayland,

Maria and William H. Parker, both of New
Bedford, at Newport,

Martha B., of Johnston, and Welcome Far-
num, of Smithfield, at Johnston, by Rev.
Mr. Cheney,

Prudence and John Congdon, at Providence,
by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

John B. and Emma Ann Allen, at Fall River.
American of

Susan B., daughter of Seth, of New Bedford,
and John Williams, Jr., cashier of Newport
Bank, at New Bedford, by Rev. Mr. Perry,

Eliza Ann, of Portsmouth, and Nathaniel
Church, Jr., of Bristol, at Newport, by Rev.
Mr. Beecher,
TAMAREE Sen, King of Athol, and Karha-
manha, Dowager of Tamahamanha, late
King of the Sandwich Islands, at Woahoo,
S. I. American of
TANNER Mary G. and Samuel Spencer, both
of Coventry, at Warwick, by Rev. Thomas
Manchester,

John and Sally Gardiner, daughter of Oliver,
at South Kingstown. American of

William G. and Abby Bacon, both of and at
Providence. American of

Almira and John R. Colton, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. John N. Brown,

Sarah I., of Bristol, and Samuel Wilkinson,
of Pawtucket, at Bristol, by Rev. Mr.
Taft,

^arty and Peter Etchell, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Sanborn,

Charles, of Newport, and Sarah C. Tabor, of
New Bedford, at Newport, by Rev. Mr.
Tucker,
TAPPAN Hannah P. and Joseph J. Johnson, at
Newburyport. American of

George and Serena Davis, at Newburyport.
American of

TARBELL Lucia, daughter of Dr. G , and

Stephen Swift, of Lexington, Ky., mer-
chant, at Lincoln. American of

Luther and Beriah Warner, at Harvard.
American of

June 9, 1827
May 18, 1828
May 23, 1828

April 19, 1829

June 10, 1829

Oct. 9, 1829

Nov. 30, 1829

Sept. 19, 1831

May 14, 1822

March 8, 1821

Oct. 26, 1821

March 28, 1823

Nov. 7, 1825

July 22, 1828
March 5, 1829

May 8,1831

Nov. 6, 1829

Nov. 20, 1829

June 15, 1830
July 30, 1830

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES

385

TARBOX Eliphal D., of Brooklyn, Ct., and
Louisa Ann Hyde, of and at Killingly.
American of
Mark and Susan Abbott, at Concord, N. H.
American of
TARGEE Adelia and Edwin F. Corey, both of
and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering,
TASKER Mary and Patrick Wright, at Newport,
TATEM Rev. Henry, pastor of Second Baptist
Church, and Abby A. T. King, daughter
of Joseph, both of and at Cranston. Amer-
ican of
TAYER Lewis and Lydia E. Bennett, daugh-
ter of Abraham, both of and at Providence,
by Rev. Dr. Pickering,
TAYLOR Mary, daughter of Peter, and George
Arnold, all of this town, married by Rev.
Mr. Wilson. American of
William V. and Abby White, daughter of

Capt. Thomas, all of and at Newport,
William V. and Abby White, daughter of
Capt. Thomas, at Newport, by Rev. Mr.
Towle. American of
Daniel and Sara Flahety, both of Boston, in

this town,
Philip, of South Kingstown, and Rachel Nich-
ols, daughter of John T., Esq., of and at
North Kingstown, by Rev. William Nor-
thup,
Peter, of North Providence, and Susannah

Stutson, of Seekonk,
Hertilla and Capt. Christopher Burr, both of
this town, at New York, by Rev. Mr. Ber-
rian. American of
Alice, only daughter of Edward, and Henry
F. Clarke, both of and at this town, by
Rev. Mr. Williams,
John, of this town, merchant, and Susan Per-
kins Arnold, daughter of Josias Lyndon
Arnold, late of St. Johnsbury, Vt., at
Woodstock, Vt.,
Theodore and Sophia T. Parker, both of and
at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson. Amer-
ican of
Fally, daughter of Col. Robert, and James
Wheaton, Jr., in this town, by Rev. Mr.
Wilson, ^ , ^

George W., merchant, and Mary Taylor Pope,
eldest daughter of the late Dr. John, both
of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

July t2, 1825

June 4, 1830

Sept. 4, 1 83 1
June 20, 1826

Aug. 30, 1 8 16

Nov. 12, 1832

July 24, i8io
Dec. 31, 1810

Jan. 22, 1811
April 17, 1813

March 10, 18 14
March 13, 1814

March 28, 1815

Sept. 20, 181 5

Sept. 25, 1815

Aug. 2, 1816

Feb. 23, 1817

Sept. 18, 1817

386 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

TAYLOR Eliza A., daughter of the late Wil-
liam, of Providence, and Philip Fiske, Esq.,
of Scituate, at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Wilson, Oct. 7, 1817

Eliza, daughter of Andrew, and Amasa Man-
ton, merchant, both of and at Providence,
by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Nov. 4, 1817

Harriet, only daughter of the late Gustavus,
Esq., and Joseph Hathaway, of Boston, at
Providence. American of July 10, 1818

Mary, daughter of the late Coggeshall, Esq.,
of Portsmouth, and Willard Manchester,
formerly of Providence, at Nashville, Tenn., June 2, 1819

Anthony V. and Martha Cornell, daughter
of Benjamin, Esq., at Newport. American
of Nov. 12, 1 819

Harriet Allen, of Hillsborough, N. C, and
John G. Polkill, Esq., of Augusta, Ga., at
Hillsborough. American of Nov. 19, 1819

Mrs. Elizabeth M., and Calvin Chamberlain,,
both of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Wilson, Jan. 16, 1820

Owen, of Scituate, and Martha Brown, daugh-
ter of the late Gideon, of and at Johnston.
American of March 24, 1820

Peleg and Zelicia Coggeshall, daughter of
Jonathan, both of Portsmouth, at Newport.
American of Jan. 9, 1821

William H. and Elizabeth Ann Pitman, daugh-
ter of late John, at Newport. American of June 22, 1821

William James, merchant, of Philadelphia,
and Hannah Dunn, daughter ot Rev.
Thomas, of and at Newport. American of July 10, 1821

Elizabeth, daughter of John, and Benjamin

I. Lawton, at Newport. American of Nov. 2, 1821

Allen F., merchant, of Providence, and Abby
W. Tisdale, daughter of Joseph, Esq., of
and at Taunton. American of Nov. 9, 1821

Elizabeth, only daughter of William, Esq.,
of Savannah, and Robert M. Goodwin, of
Baltimore, at Savannah. American of Dec. 21, 1821

Peter G., Esq., postmaster at Charlestown,
Ind., and Isabella Ann Mawney, of East
Greenwich, at South Kingstown. Ameri-
can of July 2, 1822

Charles A., of Providence, and Sarah Col-
lins, of and at Foster, by Rev. Mr. Stone, Aug. 19, 1822

Ariel E. and Mary Burr, daughter of John,
both of and at Providence, Sept. 12, 1822

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES 387

TAYLOR Sophia Field, daughter of Andrew,

Esq., and Walter Paine, Jr., at Providence,

by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Sept. 23, 1823

Ann Eliza, daughter of Peter, and Henry

Barton, of Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Oct. 6, 1823

Benjamin F. and Jane J, Gushing, daughter

of Henry, at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Park, Sept. 21, 1824
John and Mary West, at Providence, by Rev.

Mr. Brown, Nov. 7, 1824

Galen and Mehitable Galvert, daughter of

Gapt. William, of Newport. American of Feb. 8, 1825

Samuel and Betsey Bruce, at Valley Falls, by

Rev. Mr. Greene. American of April 5, 1825

Emily Jane, daughter of Francis S., Esq.,

and Charles O. Handy, of Newport, purser

U. S. Navy, at Old Point Comfort, Va.

American of April 19, 1825

Mrs. Elizabeth and Ebenezer Johnson, at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. PickeVing, April 24, 1825

David and Martha Horsewell, daughter of

Ephraim, both of and at Providence, by

Rev. Mr. Mudge, May 19, 1825

Mary and Edwin Smith, both of Middletown,

at Newport. American of June 7, 1825

Joseph, Jr., and Sally M. Harris, daughter of

William, both of Warwick, at Greenville,

by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Oct. 16, 1825

Jeanette and Pelham W. Warren, Esq., in

Plymouth [Clarke's Island], by Rev. Dr.

Kendall. American of Oct. 21, 1825

Sarah, eldest daughter of late William, of

Providence, and Capt. Elisha Harris, at

Scituate, by Rev. Jonathan Wilson, Dec. 20, 1825

Sally, of Scituate, and Elisha Harris, Esq., of

and at Coventry, Dec. 21, 1825

Betsey Ann, daughter of Thomas, and Wil-

lard Johnson, both of and at Warwick, by

Rev. Mr. Wilson, Oct. 8, 1826

John, of Providence, and Ruth Ann Mosher,

of and at Bristol, by Rev. Mr. Mann, Oct. 30, 1826

George A. and Hannah Dyer, eldest daugh-
ter of Olney, at Providence, by Rev. Mr.

Wilson, Nov. 15, 1826

Maria, daughter of John, and Jonathan Wil-

bour, at Little Compton, Dec. 3, 1826

Esther and Abraham Foster, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Dec. 25, 1826

Susan, daughter of late William, and Nathan-
iel Gladding, both of and at Providence, by

Rev. Dr. Edes, Jan. 16, 1827

388 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

TAYLOR Mary Ann, daughter of late Capt.
William, aijd James Harvey Read, both of
and at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Jan. 28, 1827

George W. and Julia Ann Brownell, daughter

of late Capt. Paul, at Newport, March 14, 1827

Robert and Frances Goddard, daughter of
Thomas, at Newport, by Rev. Mr. Mudge, April 9, 1827

Peter, of Harrington, and Mrs. Mary E.
Grant, of and at Warren, by Rev. Mr.
Stoddard, Aug. 5, 1827

Abby, daughter of Simeon, and Benjamin F.
Wilbour, at Little Compton, by Rev. Mr.
Paine, Sept. 30, 1827

Mary, daughter of late John, of Newport,
and Ezra Eld red, of North Kingstown, at
Newport, by Rev. Mr. Torrey. American of Jan. 29, 1828

John B. and Margaret Johnson, at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Kent, April 27, 1828

Miss Elizabeth and Charles C. Dunham, both
of Warwick, at Crompton Mills, by Rev.
Mr. Wilson, Oct. 23, 1828

Hermoine G., of East Greenwich, and Col.
Winsor Farnum, of Smithfield, at East
Greenwich, by Rev. Mr. Dane, Nov. 20, 1828

Lieut. Francis, U. S. Army, and Sally Har-
wood, daughter of General Richard, of and
at Annapolis, Md., by Rev. Mr. Blanchard.
American of Sept. 25, 1829

Joseph and Sarah Maxim, at Plymouth.

American of Nov. 24, 1829

George W. and Mary S. Hopewood, daugh-
ter of William W., both of and at New
York, by Rev. Henry Chace, May 11, 1831

William and Abby R. Babcock, both of and

at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Oct. 13, 1831

Julia Greene, daughter of Josiah, and Benja-
mm White, both of and at Providence, by
Rev. Mr. Wilson, Oct. 14, 1831

Joseph Warren and Elizabeth Dean, daugh-
ter of Simon, both of and at Providence, by
Rev. Mr. Pickering, Oct. 20, 183 1

Joseph Warren and Elizabeth Dean, daugh-
ter of Simon, both of and at Providence, by
Rev. Dr. Pickering, Oct. 27, 1831

Abby, daughter of late William, of Provi-
dence, and Henry B. Dearth, of Scituate,
at Brooklyn, N. Y., June 23, 1832

John H. and Eliza F. Harding, second daugh-
ter of Hezekiah, both of and at Providence,
by Rev. Mr. Hathaway, Oct. 21, 1832

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES 389

TEARS John, of Philadelphia, and Cynthia
Westcott, daughter of the late Capt. Sam-
uel, of this town, by Rev. Dr. Messer, May 19, 1814
TEEL Mary, of Providence, and John H. Mar-
ble, of Somerset, Mass., at Providence, by
Rev. Dr. Gano. American of July 18, 1820

Abigail and Benjamin Smith, at Providence,

by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Dec. 24, 1826

TEFF'T Israel K., merchant, of Savannah, Ga.,
and Penelope M. Sessions, youngest daugh-
ter of Darius, Esq., of and at Thompson,
Ct., by Rev. Mr. Dowe, Aug. 25, 1817

Mary Ann and Edward Luther, both of and
at Providence. American of June 17, 1823

John and Azubah Blackington, both of and at

Attleboro. American of Dec. 30, 1S23

Carolma, daughter of late Capt. Obadiah, and
William Andrews, by Rev. Mr. Pickering,
all of and at Providence, Feb. 11, 1824

Henry O. and Elizabeth Moore, daughter of
John, both of and at Newport, by Rev.
Mr. Gammell, Dec. 6, 1826

Betsey and James W. Tibbetts, at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering, Jan. 17, 1827

Charlotte E., daughter of late David, and
William Curtis, at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Church, Feb. 9, 1831

TELF.AIR David, of New York, and Mary M.
Pearse, daughter of Israel, of Newport, at
Bristol. American of Dec. 7, 1813

TELFORD Mrs. Mary, 57, and Thomas Dinwid-

die, 6r, near Georgetown, Ky. American of April i, 1 814
TEMPEST Lady Frances Vane and Rt. Hon.
Baron Stewart, Lieut. General in the Brit-
ish Army and Ambassador to the Court
of Vienna ; the bride is very wealthy and
beautiful ; her age is 16, his 43 ; a bitter
suit was waged in chancery, alleging the
disparity of ages, fortune and other mat-
ters. American of ' May 18, i8ig
TEMPLE James and Lucy Prout, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Dr. Crocker, Oct. 23, 1820

Peter, of Providence, and Abigail Evans, of
and at South Reading, Oct. 2i, 1823

Laura, of Providence, and Charles Treadwell,
formerly of Portsmouth, at Salem, Mass.
American of Feb. 17, 1824

Dr. John I., of Hanover Co., Va., and Eliza-
beth Stoughton, daughter of Rev. Dr.
Stoughton, President of Columbia College.
American of April 20, 1 824

390 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

TEMPLE Mary, daughter of late James, and

Philip W. Martin, both of and at Providence,

by Rev. Dr. Crocker, May 26, 1824

Richard and Sarah L. Dorr, eldest daughter

of Joseph, both of and at Providence, Aug. 3, 1824

Sarah, daughter of late James, and William

H. Mason, at Providence, by Rev. Dr.

Crocker, Aug. 29, 1824

Rev. Daniel, missionary to Malta, and Mar-
tha Ely, of Longmeadow, at Hartford.

American of Jan. 12, 1830

TENNANT Lydia, daughter of Capt. George,

and Capt. John Westcott, both of and at

Wickford, North Kingstown. American of Feb. 8, 1822

Abigail D. and John W. Tennant, both of

and at Warwick, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Oct. 22, 1826

John W. and Abigail D. Tennant, both of

and at Warwick, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Oct. 22, 1826

TENNY John Y. and Harriet Goodnow, both of

and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering, Sept. 26, 1824
TERRY Maria, of Boston, and Caleb Metcalf

Brown, of Newport, at Boston, by Rev.

Mr. Potter, at St. Paul's Church, Oct. 10, 1827

Martha, of Boston, and Dr. Joseph J. Fales,

of Newport, at Boston, April 2, 1828

TESTE Julia Louisa, only daughter of Alexis,

Esq., of this town, and Jonathan Sabin, of

Seekonk, at this town, by Rev. Dr.

Crocker, April 13, 18 12

TEW Capt. William W. and Thankful Wickham,

at Newport. American of Nov. i, 1808

Hannah, daughter of Capt. Henry, of Ports-
mouth, and Daniel Vaughn, of Charleston,

S. C, merchant, Oct. ii, 1810

Mary, daughter of Capt. Henry, and William

Connett, at Portsmouth. American of May 14, 181 1

Sarah W., daughter of the late Col. William,

of Newport, and Benjamin Ingle, of Taun-
ton, Mass., at Newport. American of Aug. i, 18:5
Capt. Henry and Mrs. Frances Bailey, both

of and at Newport. American of Nov. 23, 18 19

Job and Mary Barker, both of and at New-
port. American of April i8, 1820
Joseph and Mary Scott, daughter of William,

at Newport. American of March 2, 1821

John, of Newport, and Mary Clarke, of and

at Providence, April 30, 1823

Amelia, daughter of late Col. William, and

John L. Tilley, Jr., at Newport, Dec. 21, 1824

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES 3 91

TEW Hannah, daughter of Joshua, and Thomas

Gardiner, at Newport, by Rev. Mr. Gam-

mell, Jan. 26, 1826

Thomas, of Newport, and Mary G. Reming-
ton, of Coventry, at Providence, by Rev.

Mr. Pickering, Jan. 7, 1827

Mary, of Newport, and William Burgess, of

Providence, at Newport. American of Jan. 8, 1828

Mary D. and George S. Partridge, merchant,

both of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.

Partridge, Nov. 11, 1830

TEWELL Mrs. Eliza G. and Francis Baker,

at Newport. Ameritan of Jan. 8, 1828

THACHER Moses, candidate minister in Fox-

boro, and Henrietta Wilmarth, of and at

Attleboro, by Rev. Mr. Ferguson, Sept. 25, 1822

THANE Cornelia V., daughter of Dr. Samuel,

of Hillsdale, N. Y., and Dr. Asa Spauld-

ing, of Pittsfield, Mass., at Hillsdale, by

Rev. Mr. Woodbridge, June 21, 1820

Jane, of Hillsdale, N. Y., and Dr. William

Peck, of Providence, at Hillsdale, by Rev.

Dr. Gano. American of ' May 30, 1823

THATCHER Lucretia, daughter of Anthony,

Esq., and Nathaniel H. Berry, Esq., purser

U. S. Navy, at New London. American of Feb. 8, 1828

THAXTER Mary H. and Henry Wheeler, both

of and at Worcester, by Rev. Dr. Bancroft, July 12, 1826
Samuel L. and Betsey Gooding, both of and

at Fall River, by Rev. Mr. Miner, Sept. 8, 1830

THAYER Mrs. Nancy and Andras Bowen, both

of this town, Jan. 7, 181 1

Harriet, only daughter of Williams, Esq., of

this town, and Patrick Brown, Esq., of

Nassau, N. P., by Rev. Dr. Gano, July 14, 181 1

Nancy, daughter of Edward, of Conway,

Mass., and Edward Rose, of Wellington,

Mass., at Bristol, R I., by Rev. Mr. Wight, Oct. 27, 1816
Joseph, Esq., and Chloe Taft, daughter of

Hon Bezaleel, at Uxbridge, by Rev. Mr.

Judson. American of Sept. 8, 181 8

William, merchant, formerly of Providence,

and Susannah Broadie, of and at Charles-
ton, S. C. American of March 9, 1819
Maria, of Providence, and Jesse Hartwell,

Jr., of New Marlboro, Mass., at Providence,

by Rev. Mr. Sharpe, of Boston, Sept. 19, 1819

Eliza R. and Capt. William Greenman, both

of and at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Aug. 6, 1820

392

VITAL RECORD OP RHODE ISLAND

THAYER Sally, of Douglass, Mass., and Annon-
nias Gifford, of Uxbridge ,at Thompson,
Ct. American of

Silas, of Wrentham, and Rebecca Carr, of
and at Pawtuxet. American of

Lillis and John Lewis, both of and at Valley
Falls. American of

William C. and Sarah S. Chappell, both of
and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Mudge,

George W., of Warwick, and Anna Sprague,
of and at Smithfield. American of

John, of Providence, and Jemima White, of
Mansfield, at Taunton. American of

Mary, eldest daughter of Dr. A , of Men-
don, Mass., and George E. Carter, Esq., of
Augusta, Ga., at Mendon,

Dr. Alexander, of Mendon, and Sally Blake
IngersoU, of and at Boston. American of

James, of Taunton, and Rebecca Perry, of
Rehoboth, at Taunton. American of

Mary, of Cranston, and Thomas Fenner, of
Scituate, at Cranston, by Rev. Mr. Tatem,

Aaron, Jr., and Mary Ann Beers, at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Melancy, daughter of Abiather, of Attleboro,
and Gilbert Hicks, of Rehoboth, at Attle-
boro,

Elijah, of Medfield, Mass., and Mary Hemen-
way, of and at Providence, by Rev. Dr.
Gano,

Sylvanus and Rebecca Grossman, at Taun-
ton. American of

Walter B. and Azubah Black, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Cyrena, of Smithfield, and Willis Cooke, of
Cumberland, at Woonsocket Falls, by Rev.
Dr. Benedict,

Amadee, son of James, late of Rhode Island,
and the wealthy proprietor of the "Passages
des Pandrames," in Paris, and — =- Ber-
trand, daughter of General Bertrand, Napo-
leon's Grand Marshal. The bride is a
beauty and resided some time with her
father at St. Helena. American of

Abigail G., daughter of Dr. Alexander, of
Boston, and Charles Childs, of Providence,
at Boston, by Rev. Mr. Ripley,

George R. M. and Juliana Waite, of Montreal,
at Dorchester. American of

Mrs. Augusta Maria and J. D. Richards, at
Boston. American of

May lo, 1822

May 24, 1822

July 4, 1823

Nov. 27, 1823

March 5, 1824

May 28, 1824

Nov. 2, 1824
Dec. 31, 1824

March 4, 1825
July 26, 1825

Aug. 24, 1825

Jan. 5, 1826

Jan. 12, 1826

Jan. 27, 1826

June 16, 1828

July 3, 1828

July 8, 1828

Dec. 8, 1828

Feb. 24, 1829

June 30, 1829

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES 393

THAYER Caleb H. and Elizabeth E. Tabor,
both of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Church, April 7, 1830

Preserved S. and Susan A. Benson, both of
and at Millville, Mendon, by Rev. Nathan-
iel Barker. American of Nov. 9, 1830

Sarah Ann and Lewis H. Bradford, of Provi-
dence, at Bellingham, by Rev. Mr. New-
ton, Nov. 28, 1830

Rebecca, daughter of Abner. of Taunton,
and Laban Arnold, of Norton, at Taunton,
by Rev. Mr. Maltby, Feb. 10, 183 1

THIMBY Maria and Paul Baker, at Salem.

American of June 25, 1830

THOMAS Benjamin and Harriet Lindley, mar-
ried by Rev. Dr. Gano, Aug. 13, 1809

Major Alexander and Mary Borden, daughter
of the late Joseph, all of Portsmouth, May 25, 1810

Mrs. Charlotte and Joseph Thomas, both of *

and at this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Sept. 2, 18 10

Joseph and Mrs. Charlotte Thomas, both of

and at this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Sept. 2, i8io

George and Hannah Hammond, by Rev.

Dr. Gano. American of Sept. 24, 181 1

George and Pamela Andrews Ely, both of

Cumberland, by Rev. Dr. Gano, April 22, 1813

Philip, of Cumberland, and Amey Jenckes, of
and at Smithfield. American of June 2i, 1814

John Anthony and Sarah Dunn Jones, both

of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. VVilson, Nov. 6, 1815

Isaiah, Esq., of Worcester, and Rebecca
Armstrong, of and at Boston, by Rev. Mr.
Eaton, Aug. 10, 18 19

Douglas, editor of the Alexandrian, and Eliza

Cranston, at Alexandria, DC. American of Feb. 16, 1821

Mary R., daughter of late Isaiah, Jr., and
Pliny Merrick, Esq., of Taunton, at Wor-
cester. American of June 5, 1821

Gardiner and Eleanor Borden, daughter of
John, both of Portsmouth, at Newport.
American of April 9, 1822

John, Esq., and Hannah Hedge, daughter of
Barnabas, Esq., at Plymouth, Mass. Amer-
ican of July 4, 1823

Frances C, granddaughter of Isaiah, of Wor-
cester, and William A. Crocker, Esq., of
Taunton, at Worcester. American of Nov. 19, 1824

Hannah W., of Worcester, and Samuel L.
Crocker, of Taunton, at Worcester. Amer-
ican of June 28, 1825

394

VITAL RECORD OP RHODE ISLAND

THOMAS Isaiah, of Middleboro, and Hope
Hathaway, of and at Dighton, by Israel
Anthony, Esq.,

Maria and Edwin C. Kelley, both of and at
Lyman's Factory, North Providence, by
Rev. Dr. Benedict. American of

Samuel and Nancy Huntington, at Paw-
tucket, by Rev. Dr. Benedict,

Abijah B. and Eliza Capron, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. ?/[r. Wilson,

George B., of Wickford, and Mary Ann
Sherman, of and at Providence, by Rev.
Mr. Phillips. American of

Nancy and Benjamin Galley, Jr., both aged i6,
at Sanborntown, N. H., by Rev. Benja-
min Galley. American of

Rev. Moses G. and Mary Jane Kent, daugh-
ter of Hon. William A., at Goncord, N. H.
American of

Lucinda, daughter of Lewis, of Wickford,
and Nicholas P. Gardiner, of Providence,
at Wickford,

Laura A., of Marshfield, and Seth Loring, of
New Bedford, at Marshfield. American of
THOMASON Adelaide and Hon. Isam Talbot,
U. S. S. from Kentucky, at Washington,
D. C. American of
THOMPSON Peter and Sally Adams, daughter
of Joseph, Esq., both of and at Mendon, by
Rev. Mr. Smith. American of

Martha, daughter of the late Samuel, of
Stonington, and Joseph Noyes, Jr., of
Westerly, at Stonington, Ct.,

Tamma, daughter of Ezra, Esq., of Pough-
- keepsie, N. Y., and Rev. James M. Win-
chell, pastor jst Baptist Ghurch, Boston, at
Poughkeepsie. American of

Elizabeth K., daughter of Edward K., Esq.,
and Samuel Nightingale, in this town, at
St. John's Ghurch, by Rev. Dr. Crocker,

Gilbert Livingstone, Esq., of New York, and
Arielta Minthorne Tompkins, daughter of
Hon. Daniel D., Vice President of U. S.,
at Staten Island, N. Y.

Sally, daughter of Gapt. Joshua P., and Row-
land Burdick, both of and at Westerly.
American of

Ziba, of Bellingham, Mass., and Rebecca
Brooks, of Walpole, at Gumberland, by

' Nathan Arnold, Esq.,

July 1 6, 1826

Nov. 24, 1826

Jan. 8, 1828

June 21, 1829

Dec. 29, 1829

June 25, 1830

July 23, 1830

March 10, 1831
April IS, 1 83 1

April 4, 1817

Oct. 6, 1812

March 30, 1814

July I, 1814
Nov. 8, 181 5

May 17, 1818

Sept. 14, 1819

July 3, 1820

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES 395

THOMPSON Sarah and Charles Rogers, at East

Bridgewater. American of Oct. 5, 1821

Jane Ann and Reuhen Smith, both of and at

Pawtucket. American of Oct. 26, 1821

Maria W., daughter of late Dr. William, and
Capt. Ebenezer Cole, at Warren. Ameri-
can of Dec. 14, 1 82 1

Festus L., of Vermont, and Eliza Greene,
daughter of Christopher, at Warwick.
American of Aug. 20, 1822

Catharine Livingstone, eldest daughter of
Hon. Smith, Secretary of the Navy, and
Charles DeBreson, Secretary of Legation
of France, at Washington, D. C. Amer-
ican of Feb. 4, 1823

Eunice H., of Montville, Ct., and William N.
Clarke, of Charleston, S. C, at Hebron,
Ct. American of Sept. 12, 1823

Mary Louisa, daughter of Hon. Smith, and
Lieut. John Henry Clack, U. S. Navy, at
New York American of Sept. 21, 1824

Ann Eliza and John Pearce Hall, both of and

at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Dec. 26, 1824

Mrs. Temperance, of Warren, and Allen
Munro, of Seekonk, at Warren, by Rev.
Mr. Welsh, Jan. 30, 1825

Mary Ann, daughter of Peter, of Providence,
and David T. Capron, of Uxbridge, at
Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano, April 4, 1825

Lucinda, of Rehoboth, daughter of Rev. Otis,
who performed this marriage, and James
Carpenter, of Providence, Jan. 8, 1826

George B. and Eliza B. Grafton, at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Sept. 10, 1826

Ann Eliza and James L. Hudson, at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Brown, Jan. 25, 1827

Hannah and Edward Carlile, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Dr. Crocker, Sept. 25, 1827

John C, of Providence, and Lydia E. Free-
body, of and at Newport, Nov. 4, 1827

Mary and William Allen, both of and at Prov-
idence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, March 20, 1828

Eliza, daughter of late John, Esq., of Prov-
idence, and Capt. Freeman Foster, of Scit-
uate, at New York, Sept. 19, 1828

Charlotte W., youngest daughter of Rev.
Otis, of Rehoboth, and Origin Bachellor,
editor and publisher of the Anti Universa-
list, at Rehoboth, by Rev. Mr. Thompson, Nov. 6, 1828

396 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

THOMPSON Sarah S., daughter of late Edward

K., Esq., of Providence, and John Barstow,

of New York, at Providence, by Rev. Dr.

Crocker, Nov. ii, 1828

Louisa A., of Baltimore, and George Tucker,

Esq., professor of Moral Philosophy, in

Virginia University, at Baltimore, by Rev.

Dr. Wyatt, Dec. 9, 1828

Joseph and Susan Orphin, at Nantucket.

American of Aug. 25, 1829

Merriam and Thomas Boardman, at Marble-
head. American of Nov. 6, 1829
Esther Lois, daughter of late Edward K.,

Esq., and Rev. Alixis Caswell, professor of

Mathematics and Natural Philosophy in

Brown University, both of and at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Dr. Crocker, May 17, 1830
Ichabod W., of Piympton, and Susan

Churchill, at Plymouth. American of June 11, 1830

John Brown and Hannah Proctor Phillips,

daughter of late Capt. William, all of War-
ren, at Swanzey, by Rev. Mr. Baker, July 4, 1 830
Aaron L., of Boston, and Randilla Weston,

at Springfield, Vt. American of Aug. 17, 1830

James, of Providence, and Abby Moses,

daughter of late Samuel, of and at New-
port, by Rev. Mr. Choules, Jan. 18, 1831
THORBURN Margaretta Gray, second daughter

of late Robert, of New York, and Edward

Hunt Skillman, merchant, of St. Francis-

ville, La., at New York, by Rev. Dr. Mc-

Auley, July 8, 1829

THOREAU Capt. Marie and Capt. Louis Le-

fevre. The bride had been in the army for

several years, her sex not being discovered

until severely wounded. She was raised

to a full Captaincy for her bravery by

Marshall Soult, at Paris. American of Feb. 5, 1813

THORN Ann Augusta, daughter of William,

Esq., of New York, and George N. Allen,

formerly of Providence, at New York.

American of L>ec. 25, 1827

Elizabeth, of Chelsea, and John Shield, of

Cavindish Square, London, at St. James

Church. American of Nov. 25, 1831

THORNDIKE Hon. Israel, of Boston, and Sally

Dana, daughter of Rev. Dr. Dana, of Ips-
wich, at Marblehead. American of July 14, 18 18
Charles, of Boston, and Mary M. Burnell, at

Baltimore. American of Nov. 2, 1824

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES

397

THORNDIKE Anna, daughter of Hon. Israel
T., and William J. Loring, Esq., at Bos-
ton, by Rev. Mr. Young. American of
THORNTON Phebe, daughter of Elisha, and
Nathaniel Howland, at New Bedford, at
Friends Meeting House. American of

Hannah H. and Samuel W. Wightraan, at
Pawtuxet, by Rev. Mr. Jacobs,

Dinah and William Brown, both of and at
Johnston, by Rev. Mr. Sprague,

Phebe B and Daniel Harris, at Pawtuxet, by
Rev. Mr. Jacobs. American of

Amelia, only daughter of Joseph, Esq., and
Paris S. Thornton, both of and at John-
ston. American of

Paris and Amelia Thornton, only daughter
of Joseph, Esq., both of and at Johnston.
American of

Stephen and Mary Ormsbee, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano,

Miss Lucretia, 26, of Johnston, and Jonathan
Paine, of Smithfield, 70, at Johnston.
American of

Mary and Esek Burlingame, at Johnston.
American of

Lydia Waterman, eldest daughter of William,
and James Waterman, at Johnston. Amer-
ican of

John and Elizabeth S. Comstock, youngest
daughter of Dr. Ezekiel, at Smithfield.
American of

Amey, daughter of William, of Johnston, and
John Evans, at Johnston. American of

Daniel, Jr., and Lydia Steere, of and at John-
ston. American of

Julia Ann, only daughter of Pardon, and
James C. Sharkley, both of and at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering,

Merebah and William B, Pottle, both of and
at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Freelove and Erastus B. G. White, both of
Cranston, at Providence,

Louisa, daughter of Gideon, and Henry W.
Lathrop, both of and at Providence, by
Rev. Dr. Edes,

Waitey.of Pawtuxet, and Job Russell Greene,
of East Greenwich, at Pawtuxet, by Rev.
Mr. Shurtleff,

Lydia S. and John A. Kent, at Pawtucket,
by Rev. Mr. Taft,

Oct. 21, 1825

April 28, 1 812

Oct. 15, 1812

Dec. 12, 1813

July 8, 18 [7

Feb. 22, 1820

Feb. 22, 1820
Nov. 23, 1820

Dec. 9, 1820
Dec. 29, 1820

March 6, 1821

June I, 1821

Jan. 7, 1823

March 11, 1824

April 15, 1824

May 26, 1824

July 7, 1825

Aug. 9, 1827

Nov. 26, £827
March i, 1829

398

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

THORNTON Mrs. Margaret E., daughter of
A. Buckner, of Virginia, and Hon. James
Clarice, M. C. from Kentucky, at Wash-
ington City, by Rev. Mr. Johns,

Mahala and Henry Armstrong, both of and
at Fall River, by Rev. Mr. Ewers,
THORP Henrietta and David Burr, in this
town, by Rev. Dr. Gano,

George F. and Mary Fiske, both of this
town, at Rehoboth,

James M. and Rhoda Potter, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Baker,

Reuben, J r., and Violette Scott, both of and
at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Baker,
THROCKMORTON Frances Barberil, young-
est daughter of late William, and J. Lean-
der Starr, of Halifax, at New York, by
Rev. Bishop Onderdunk, at Trinity Church.
American of
THROOP Juliana, daughter of Col. William, late
of Bristol, and James Eppinger, Esq., of
Savannah, Ga,, at New York, by Rev. Mr.
Stafford,

George, of Lake Champlain, N. Y., and
Sarah Church, daughter of George, of and
at Bristol. American of
THURBER Samuel, Jr., and Ann Comstock,
daughter of Capt. Benjamin, in this town,
by Rev. Dr. Gano,

Mrs. Nancy and Capt. Daniel McFoy, both
of this town, married by Rev. Dr. Gano,

Mrs. Experience, of this town, and John Bar-
ney, of New York, by Rev. Dr. Gano,

Mary, eldest daughter of Relief, and Job
Scott Spencer, in this town,

Eliza, third daughter of the late Edward,
Esq., and Dexter Randall, Esq., attorney-
at-law, both of and at this town, by Rev.
Dr. Messer,

Rachel, daughter of Samuel, Esq., of this
town, and Rev. Elias Smith, of Portsmouth,
N. H., at Cumberland. American of

Sarah, daughter of late Edward, and Dr.
Henry Waterman, at Providence, by Rev.
Dr. Gano,

James and Sarah Irons, both of and at this
town, by Rev. Dr. Messer,

Samuel, Jr., and Thankful Rose, both of this
town, at South Kingstown. American of

Darius N. and Palmyra Irons, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano. American of

March 3, 1829

Sept. 10, 1829

Jan. 6, 181 1

July 15, 1811

July 20, 1820

Sept. 4, 1820

Dec. 28, 1830

May I, 1820

June 17, 1823

Nov. 20, 1808

Nov. 27, 181 1

Nov. 2, 1812

April 8, 1 81 3

Nov. 29, 1 81 3

Sept. 30, 1 8 14

Oct. 27, 1814
Jan. 19, 1815
April 4, 181 5
March i, 1816

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES

399

THURBER Major William, of this town, and
Abby Price, daughter of the late John, of
Newport, in this town, by Rev Dr. Gano,

Elizabeth, daughter of Samuel, of Provi-
dence, and Francis Elliott, at Providence,
by Rev. Dr. Gano,

Amey, youngest daughter of Samuel, Esq.,
and Jabez Gorham, both of and at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Dr. Gano,

Hannah, youngest daughter of the late Ed-
ward, and Davis Dyer, merchant, both of
and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Maria, daughter of the late Edward, Esq., of
Providence, and James W. Fosdick, by
Rev. Dr. Gano,

Capt. Samuel and Abby Alger, both of Prov-
idence, at East Greenwich. American of

Sarah, daughter of the late Edward, and
Daniel Sheldon, both of and at Providence,
by Rev. Dr. Gano,

Hetty, daughter of Samuel, and Phinehas
Potter, both of and at Providence, by Rev.
Dr Gano,

Henry and Julia Ann Willard, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano,

Emeline A., daughter of Capt. John, and
Loring D. Chapin, both of and at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Jacob B. and Alice Ann Martin, youngest
daughter of Joseph, at Providence, by
Rev. Dr. Gano,

Mrs. Polly, eldest daughter of Relief, and
John Wilbur, both of and at Providence,
by Rev. Dr. Gano. American of

William and Celinda Ide, both of and at At-
tleboro. American of

Isaac and Lucy Brown, at Providence,

Abby, daughter of Relief, and George Sim-
mons, both of and at Providence,

Mary L. and Thomas H. Bowen, both of and
at Providence. American of

Henry and Mary H. Jones, youngest daugh-
ter of late Elder John P., both of and at
Providence. American of

Hannah A., daughter of Major William, and
David Bolles, both of and at Providence.
American of

Stanton, of Providence, and Martha B. Dex-
ter, of North Providence, at Pawtucket,
by Rev. Mr. Taft,

March 24, 1816

July 30, 1816

Dec. 4, 1816

Aug. 26, 1817

Jan. 27, 1818
Sept. 17, 1819

Nov. 7, 1819

Feb. 29, 1820
May 7, 1820

May 31, 1820

Nov. 23, 1820

March 16, 1821

March 27, 1821
May 6, 1821

Sept. 16, 1821

Jan. 8, 1822

May 7, 1822

Oct. 15, 1822

Oct. 27, 1822

400 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

THURBER Edward and Mehitable Tucker,

both of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.

Brown, May i8, 1823

Catharine, of Providence, and Bowers Lewis,

of Dighton, at Providence. American of June 6, 1823

John, Jr., and Hopestill Bosworth, both of

and at Warren. American of June 27, 1823

Experience, of Providence, and Charles

Bacon, of Connecticut, at Providence, by

Rev. Mr. Wilson, Jan. 18, 1824

Mrs. Experience, of Providence, and Capt.

Charles F. Bacon, of Charleston, S. C, at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson. (This

is correct.) Jan. t8, 1824

Ann Elizabeth, of Providence, and George

Olney, of North Providence, at Providence,

by Rev. Mr.Wilson.
Stephen and Joanna Luther, both of Warren.

American of
John G., of Providence, and Mrs. Eliza

Beedle, at Edgartown. American of
Dr. Daniel, of Mendon, and Harriet Taft, of

and at Uxbridge. American of
Sarah Ann, daughter of Capt. John, and

Peleg Hull, both of and at Providence, by

Rev. Mr. Ludlow,
Newman, of Rehoboth, and Mrs. Ardelia Bly,

of Providence, at Johnston. American of
James W. and Caroline M. Lamson, both of

and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering, Dec. 25, 1826

Alice Ann and Edward Field, at Providence,

by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Sept. 4, 1827

Joanna M., of North Providence, and Levi

Lewis, of Providence, at Olneyville, by Rev.

Mr. Cheney. American of Oct. 5, 1827

THORNTON Elizabeth and Isaac Benchley, at

Johnston. American of Oct. 12, 1827

THURBER Charles and Brittania Holbrook,

both of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.

Pickering, Dec. 3, 1827

Harriet, of Providence, and William H.

Hawkins, of Fall River, at Providence, by

Rev. Mr. Pickering, Dec. 3, 1827

Leonora W. and Perley W. Carpenter, both

of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Picker-
ing, Dec. 15, 1828
~ William K. and Mary R. Turner, at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Sanborn, May 31, 1829
Olive and Bethnel Turner, at Swanzey.

American of June 29, 1830

May 23,

1824

Sept. 10,

1824

Oct. 24,

1826

Nov. 19,

1824

Nov. 22,

1824

larch 1 8,

1825

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES 401

THURBER Lucy, daughter of William, 2d, and
Ebenezer C. Cooke, both of and at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Church, Oct. 23, 1831

Hetta, daughter of Dexter, and Miles B.
Tobey, at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Tobey, Aug. 6, 1832

Mary C. and Ira B. Winsor, at Providence,
by Rev. Mr. Hall, Nov. 22, 1832

THURSTON Mary C, daughter of Samuel I.,
merchant.of Georgetown, S.C.and Richard
Waterman, of this town, at Georgetown,
by Rev. Dr. Hailing, May 30, 1809

Elizabeth Launders, daughter of the late Capt.
Samuel, and Capt. John Paine Hammond,
at Newport, Oct. 28, i8ro

Abigail R., daughter of the late Capt. John,
and Edward Stanhope, both of and at New-
port. American of Nov. 7, 1815

Charles M. and Rachel H. Pitman, daughter
of Thomas G., Esq., of and at Newport.
American of Sept. 11, i8i8

Mary and John Crandall, both of and at Prov-
idence, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Oct. 17, 18 19

Abby, of Exeter, and Albert Sherman, at

Wickford, June 16, 1821

Fanny and Henry Luther, at Pawtucket.
American of Sept. 25, 1821

Abraham, Esq., Deputy Collector of Cus-
toms, and Martha D. Prior, both of and at
Newport. American of May 3, 1822

Moses and Mrs. Abigail Baker, widow of
Capt. Joseph, at Newport. American of Oct, 15, 1822

Eliza G., daughter of Jeremiah, Esq., of Hop-
kinton, and C. Palmer, of New York, mer-
chant, at Hopkinton. American of Nov. 19, 1824

Elizabeth and Thomas Miller, at Providence,
by Rev. Mr. Wilson, June 14, 1825

John and Mary Chace, both of and at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Pickenng, Feb. 2, 1826

Henry H. and Martha C. Thurston, daughter
of late Latham, at Newport, Nov. 19, 1826

Martha C, daughter of late Latham, and
Henry H. Thurston, at Newport, Nov. 19, 1826

Matilda and William R. Pitman, of Fall

River, by Rev. Mr. Norris. American of Dec. 2, 1828

Mary, daughter of William C, and William
White, Jr., at Newport, by Rev. Mr. Eddy, Oct. 6, 1830

Sarah Ann, of Portsmouth, and George Gray,
of Middletown, at Portsmouth, March i, 183 1

Caroline, youngest daughter of the late Jere-
miah, of Hopkinton, and William Torrey

402

VITAL RECORD OF HHODE ISLAND

THURSTON :

Thurstan, M. D., formerly of the Island of
St. Christopher's, W. I., at Hopkinton, by
Rev. Mr. Burge,

William Torrey, M. D., formerly of Island of
St. Christopher's, W. I., and Caroline
Thurston, youngest daughter of Jeremiah,
deceased, of and at Hopkinton, by Rev.
Mr. Burge,
THWING John, Esq , and Mrs. Sarah Jenkins,

at Portsmouth. American of
TIBBETTS John C, of this town, and Catherine
Wilson, daughter of John, of and at Pres-
ton, Ct.,

Charles Norris, Esq., Attorney at Law, and
Sarah Wilkinson, second daughter of Wil-
liam, Esq., both of and at this town,

Maria, of Warwick, and William J. Keep, of
Longmeadow, Mass., at Warwick. Amer-
can of
TIBBITTS Charles Norris, Esq., and Mary
Rhodes Wilkinson, daughter of William,
Esq., both of and at Providence, by Rev.
Mr. Edes,
TIBBETTS Sally W., of Warwick, and Jeremiah
Whitford, of West Greenwich, at Warwick,
by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

James W. and Betsey Tefft, at Providence,
by Rev. Mr. Pickering,

Mary H., daughter of Dr. Tibbetts, and Jo-
siah Westcott, Cashier of the Warwick
Bank, at Apponaug,

Henry, of Providence, merchant, and Harriet
King, daughter of Samuel, Esq., of and at
East Greenwich, by Rev. Mr. Wood,
TICKNOR George, Esq., Prof. French and
Spanish Literature in Harvard University,
and Anna Elliott, daughter of Samuel,
Esq., at Boston. American of
TIFFANY Ebenezer, Esq., and Charlotte Bliss,
at Pawtucket, by Rev. Mr. Benedict.
American of

Comfort, of Chariton, Mo., and Laura Burr,
youngest daughter of Col. James, of and at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Edes,

Elizabeth, daughter of Ebenezer, and James
Bowen, Esq., both of and at Barrington.
American of

Loring, of Boston, and Mary Downer, of and
at Roxbury. American of

March 15, 1832

March 15, 1832
Nov. 20, 1829

Nov. 12, 1815

May 14, 1816

March I, 1822

Oct. 7, 1823

Dec, 24, 1826
Jan. 17, 1827

Nov. 28, 1827

Dec. II, 1828

Sept. 25, 1 82 1

Oct. 20,1818

Aug. 13, 1821

Nov. 20, 1 82 1
Jan.- 7, 1823

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES 403

TIFFANY Lydia. daughter of Ebenezer, Esq.,
and Rev. p-rancis Wood, at Barringtpri.
American of Sept. 12, 1823

William and Mary S. Mareau, both of and at

at Baltimore. American of Oct. i, 1824

Horace T. and Mary Ann Day, at St. Paul's
Church, Pawtucket, by Rev. Mr. Taft.
American of May 20, 1825

Eliza, daughter of Comfort, of Killingly, Ct.,
and Nathan B. Morse, of Brooklyn, Ct., at
Killingly, by Rev. Mr. Whitmore, May 16, 1827

Sarah J., eldest daughter of Lyman, of Bos-
ton, and John Slater, of Oxford, at Boston,
by Rev. Mr. Sharp, Nov. 30, 1827

Elizabeth, daughter of James, and Oliver C.

Arnold, at Warwick, May 29, 1831

TILDEN Lydia B. and James Robinson, at

Brookline. American of Dec. 7, 1830

TILLEY Mary Ann, of Newport, daughter of
Thomas, deceased, and Capt. Stephen
Smith, Jr., of Providence, at Warwick, by
Rev. Mr. Curtis, Sept. 15, 1816

Maj. William James, merchant, and Clarrissa
Ellery, daughter of Christopher, Esq., both
of and at Newport. American of Sept. 8, 1820

Deacon William, of Newport, and Mrs. Eliza-
beth Boone, of Warwick. The deacon is
84, the widow 74. He has 10 children, 75
grandchildren and 2$ greatgrandchildren ;
At Wickford. American of

Sarah, daughter of Abraham, and Mumford
Hazard, at Newport. American of

Mary T., of Newport, and Peleg Seabury, of
Taunton, at Newport. American of

John L., Jr., and Amelia Tew, daughter of
late Col. William, at Newport,

James and Harriet Melville, at Newport.
American of

William B. and Lydia Brown, at Bristol, by
Rev. Mr, Virgin,

Mary and Samuel W. Church, at Bristol,

Sarah R. and Capt. James Lawton, at New-
port,

Catharine M. and William S. Vose, at New-
port,

Nancy and William P. Congdon, at Newport.
American of

James and Ann Ward, both of and at New-
port, by Rev. Mr. Eddv."^"™*

Nov. 9,

1821

Nov. 13-16,

1 82-1

Oct. I,

1824

Dec. 21,

1824

April 18,

1826

Nov. 29,
Sept. 28,

1827
1828

Oct. s,

1828

June 14,

1829

July 7,

1830

Jan. 19,

1831

404 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

TILLINGHAST Charles W., of this town, and
Lydia Arnold, daughter of Judge Israel, of
and at Warwick, married by Rev. Dr. Gano, Sept. 21, 1809

William, of this town, and Phebe Arnold,
daughter of Luke, of and at Smithfield, May 6, 18 10

Eliza, daughter of Capt. Joseph, and Lemuel

Chandler, by Rev. Dr. Gano, May 21, 1 812

Joseph and Ann M. Jones, in this town, by

Rev. Mr. Wilson. American of Aug. 14, 1812

Amey, daughter of late Capt. John, and Hop-
kins Greene, at Providence, by Rev. Dr.
Gano, Dec. 21, 1813

Mary H., of Wrentham, Mass., and Daniel
Harris, of Smithfield, at Wrentham.
American of May 24, 1814

Anna, daughter of Hon. Philip, of North
Kingstown, and Dr. Wilbur Tillinghast, of
Utica, N. Y., at North Kingstown. Amer-
ican of Aug. I, 1815

Dr. Wilbur, of Utica, N. Y., and Anna Til-
linghast, daughter of Hon. Philip, of and
at North Kingstown. American of Aug. i, 181 5

Joseph Leonard, Esq., attorney at law, and
Mrs. Rebecca Power Air, daughter of the
late Capt. Nicholas Power, in this town, by
Rev. Dr. Crocker, Nov. 5, 1815

Mary M., only daughter of Sylvanus, for-
merly of Providence, and George Petrie,
merchant, of and at Little Falls, N. Y.
American of Dec. 15, 1815

Daniel H., Esq., attorney at law, and Frances
W. Earle, daughter of Hon. Elias, at Cen-
treville, S. C, by Rev. Mr. Vandever, Jan. 5, 1816

Nicholas, Esq., of Providence, and Eliza M.
Wetherell, formerly of New York, at Phil-
adelphia, by Rev. Dr. Abercrombie, May 19, 1820

William J. and Mrs. Mary Updike, both of

and at Providence. American of March 8, 1822

Charles F., Esq., attorney at law., and Su-
sanna Richmond, -second daughter of
William, 2d, both of and at Providence,
b^ Rev. Mr. Wilson, May 15, 1822

Lydia H., daughter of late Joseph, and Nehe-
miah E. Rogers, both of and at Providence,
at the Methodist Chapel, by Rev. Mr.
Merrett, Oct. 10, 1822

Eliza Ann, daughter of Allen, Esq., and

Joseph Torrey, at Wrentham. American of Nov. 11, 1822

Amey Ann, daughter of late Capt. Joseph,
and Capt. William Arnold, at Providence,
by Rev. Dr. Gano, May 29, 1823

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES 405

TILLINGHAST Jeremiah, of Providence, and
Mary Greene, of and at Johnston. Ameri-
can of July 2, 1824

Amos A., cashier of the Pawtucket Bank,
and Mary N. Jerauld, both of and at See-
konk, by Rev. Mr. Barney, Sept. 14, 1824

Avis C, daughter of late William, of New-
port, and Thomas Delano, of New Bedford,
at Newport. American of Oct. 26, 1824

John, of Seekonk, and Artemisia Willard,
of North Providence, at Providence, by
Rev. Dr. Gano, Dec. 9, 1824

Dr. George H., of Providence, and Louisa
Lyman, daughter of Hon. Daniel, at North
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Edes. American
of Oct. 14, 1825

George, of Tolland, Ct., and Mary Updike
Eldred, daughter of Robert, Esq., of and at
Wickford, by Rev. Mr. Northup, Jan. 26, 1826

Pardon D., of Providence, and Marcy Free-
born, daughter of late Captain Free-
born, at Wickford, by Rev. Mr. Gale, April 9, 1826

Philip and Elizabeth Arnold, both of Exeter,
at North Kingstown, by Rev. William
Northup. (Issue of May 12, — 16) May 4, 1826

Charlotte L. and Nathaniel Dunn, Preceptor
of the Wesleyan Academy, Wilbraham,
Mass., at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Kent.
American of Sept. 4, 1827

Joseph J., of East Greenwich, and Nancy
Whitney, of and at Wrentham, by Rev.
Mr. Fiske, June 30, 1828

Pardon and Nancy Angell, daughter of Na-
thaniel, both of and at Coventry, by Rev.
Mr. Burlingham, Dec. 31, 1828

Nicholas, of Tolland, Ct., and Abby G. El-
dred, of and at Wickford, by Rev. Mr.
Burge, Jan. 11, 1829

Pardon H. and Hannah Howland, at East

Greenwich, by Rev. Mr. Tillinghast, Jan. 13, 1829

Anna Russell and John Almy Tompkins,
both of and at Pawtucket, at St. Paul's
Church, by Rev. Mr. Taft, Nov. 5, 1829

TILSON Clarissa G. and William P. White, at

Boston. American of April 2, 1830

TIMBERLAKE Mrs. Margaret, widow of J

-, U. S. Navy, and Hon. John H. Eaton,

at Washington, D. C, by Rev. Mr. Ryland, Jan. i, 1829

TIMSON John and Caroline B. Cooke, at Boston.

American of March 12, 1830

406

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

TINGLEY Rowena, daughter of Samuel, and
Josiah Allen, Jr., at Attleboro, by Rev. Mr.
Wilder, Sept. 22, 1811

Sylvanus, of this town, and Roxana Ellis, of
and at Attleboro, by Rev. Mr. Wilder, Oct. 17, 1813

Areunoh C. and Maria Lippitt, in this town, Oct. 10, 1814

Thomas, of Attleboro, and Marcy Brown, of

and at Cumberland, Feb. 26, 1815

TINGEY Commodore Thomas and Ann Graver,

in New Jersey. American of April 8, 1817

TINGLEY Matilda, daughter of Samuel, of At-
tleboro, and Jesse F. Peck, by Rev. Mr.
Edes, Feb. 10, 1820

Louisa and Richard Everett, both of Attle-
boro, at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano, April 4, 1820

Elisha and Celia Lippitt, daughter of John,

both of and at Providence, March 4, 1822

Abby C, of Attleboro, and Chauncey Shep-
ard, of Providence, at Attleboro, by Rev.
Mr. Vernon, May 28, 1829

TINDELL Waiteyand Thomas Essex, both of

and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Oathman, Oct. 16, 1820

TISDALE William and Elizabeth Duncan Dean,

daughter of Silas, at Newport, April 26, 18 10

Harriet, daughter of Joseph, of Taunton, and
Rodolph Chandler, of this town, at Taun-
ton. American of March 8, i8r4

Rhoda, of Taunton, and James Bliss, of and

at Rehoboth. American of Jan. 26, 1821

Abby W., daughter of Joseph, Esq., of Taun-
ton, and Allen F. Taylor, merchant, of
Providence, at Taunton. American of Nov. 9,1821

Mehitable, daughter of late Job, of Taunton,
and Jarvis Hodges, at Norton. American
of Dec. II. 182 1

Sophia A., of Taunton, and Nicholas How-
land Sherman, of Dartmouth, at Taunton.
American of Nov. 28, 1823

Gardiner, of Wickford, and Elizabeth Hark-
ness, daughter of George, of and at New-
port. American of Feb. 6, 1824

Abby and Calvin Carpenter, of Seekonk, at
Taunton. American of Sept. 29, 1826

Abigail, daughter of late James, and Joseph
Andrews, Jr., at Taunton, by Rev. Mr.
Cobb, June 14, 1829

TISDALL Sophia and John Gibbons, both of
Taunton, at Providence, by Rev. Dr.
Crocker, May 20, 1832

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES 407

TITCOMB George and Charlotte Lowder, at

Roxbury. American of Oct. 23, 1829

Sophia and Robert Carey, of Beverly, at Dan-
vers. American of Aug. 3, 1830

TITUS Crawford and Ann Cozzens, both of and

at Attleboro, by Rev. Mr. Wilder, Nov. 16, 1812

Emeline, of Attleboro, Mass., and William
Everett Robinson, of Hallowell, Me., at
Pawtucket, by Rev. Mr. Blake, April. 10, 1816

Jonas, Esq., of Scituate, and Phebe Fenner,
eldest daugh:er of Obadiah, of and at Fos-
ter. American of Sept. 20, 1825

Hiram W. and Lucy Crocker, both of Valley

Falls,, at Pawtucket, by Rev. Dr. Benedict, July 6, 1830

TOBBETTS John C, Esq., and Mrs. Sophia W.

Whitman, at Boston, by Rev. Mr. Barrett, Aug; 11, 1830
TOBEY Love and Jesse Sears, of Rochester,

Mass., at New Bedford. American of Ma^ 11, 1821

Hope B. F., daughter of Curtis, and Dr.
Phinehas Savery, all of and at Wareham.
American of Jan. 25, 1825

Silas W., of Boston, merchant, and Mary
Greene Stetson, at New York, by Rev.
Mr. Ware, June 26, 1828

Dr. Samuel H. and Sarah Lockwood, daugh-
ter of Benoni, Esq., both of and at Provi-
dence, Sept. 12, 1828

Sophronia and Daniel Fish, both of Central
Falls, Dec. I, 1828

Miles B. and Hetta Thurber, daughter of

Dexter, at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Tobey, Aug. 6, 1832

TODD Capt. Thomas, Editor of the Argus, and
Susan Webster, at Portland, Me. Amer-
ican of May I, 1 82 1

Major Thomas, Editor and Proprietor of East-
ern Argus, and Mrs. Sarah Greenleaf, at
Portland. American of Aug. 15, 1826

TOLER Benjamin H. and Eliza Wood, daughter
of Rev. William [who married them], at
Hanover, Va., Dec. i, 183 1

Matthew M. and Lucy Wood, daughter of
Rev. William [who married them], at Han-
over, Va., Dec. i, 1831
TOMKINS Joseph and Angelina Nelson, both
of Pawtucket, at New Haven. American
of Nov. 8, 1822
TOMPKINS Arietta Minthorn, daughter of Hon.
Daniel E)., Vice President of U. S., and
Gilbert Livingstone Thompson, Esq., at
Staten Island, N. Y., May 17, i8i8

408

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

TOMPKINS Cornelius S., of Seekonk, and
Christiana Cole, of and at Warren, by Rev.
Mr. Rexford, June 17, 1821

Epeline, of Troy, Mass., and Thomas R.

Greene, of Warwick, at Pawtuxet, July 7, 1824

Frances G., daughter of John, and Samuel
H. Jack, at Newport. American of Feb. 25, 1825

Susan B. and Samuel Sally, at Pawtucket.
American of April 26, 1825

Hannah E., daughter of the late Vice Presi-
dent of U. S., and John S. Westervelt, at
Staten Island, N. Y. American of June 7, 1825

Eliza P., daughter of John, and Seth H. Dean,
at Newport. American of June 21, 1825

Ann Almy, daughter of Nathaniel, of Little
Compton, and Ransom Hicks, of Provi-
dence, at Little Compton, by Rev. Mr.
Pafne, Nov. 13, 1825

Thomas J. and Charity S. Davis, at New

Bedford. American of Nov. 14, 1826

Clarissa and Henry Porter, at Pawtucket.

American of May 13, 1828

John Almy and Anna Russell Tillinghast,
both of and at Pawtucket, at St. Paul's
Church, by Rev. Mr, Taft, Nov. 5, 1829

Miss Frances, 105, and Moses Alexander, 95,
at Bath, Steuben Co., N. Y., by Rev. D.
Smith, April 11, 1831

TOOCHER Hepsabeth and Samuel A. Robt,

at Hartford. American of Oct. 16, 1829

TOPHAM William H. and Abby L. Bush, at

Newport, Feb. 3, 1828

TOPLIFF Samuel, Esq., of Boston, and Jane
Sisson Blackstock, second daughter of Wil-
liam, of and at Providence, at the Unita-
rian Church, by Rev. Dr. Edes, Dec. 3, 1829
TORRENTE Senorita Louisa, of Bogota, Co-
lumbia, and Augusta Leland, Esq., for-
merly of Boston, at Bogota. American of July 25, 1828
TORREY Simon Learned, of Killingly, Ct., and
Lucretia Hatch Dexter, daughter of Rich-
ard, of Boston, in this town, Nov. 16, 1815

Otis and Hannah Morse, daughter of Sam-
uel, both of and at Providence. American

^ of Jan. 18, 1820

Rev. Reuben, of Ashford, Ct., and Ann
Eddy, daughter of Moses, of and at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Asa Messer, Oct. 10, 1820
Joseph and Eliza Ann Tillinghast, daughter
of Allen, Esq., at Wrentham. American of Nov. i, 1822

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES 409

TORREY Dr. David and Maria S. Balch, both

of and at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Sept. i6, 1823

Joseph W., of Detroit, Mich., and Caroline
Collins, of Charles, of Newport, at Flush-
ing, L. I., Oct. 5, 1826

Hannah, daughter of Capt. William, of Kil
lingly, Ct., and William Burlingame, of
Glocester, at Killingly, by Rev. Mr.
Alkins, Jan. i, 1828

Prof. Joseph, formerly of Salem, and Mary

W. Paine, at Burlington, Vt. American of Aug. 27, 1830
TORTIS Mary Ann and William Guerinan, at

New York, May S, 1831

TOTTEN Levi, Esq., and Susan Peckham,
daughter of Timothy, Jr., at South Kings-
town. American of Sept. 11, 181 8

Sarah M., of Isle of St. Croix, sister of Col.
J. G. Totten, U. S. Corps of Engineers,
and Lieut. F. N. Barbarian, U. S. Army,
at Newport, May 28, 1829

TOURGEE Benajah, Jr., of North Kingstown,
and Abby R. Briggs, daughter of late Ben-
jamin, of and at East Greenwich. Ameri-
can of May 25, 1824

Philip, of Newport, and Susan Adams, of
Wickford, at North Kingstown, by Rev.
Mr. Northup, April 25, 1826

TOURTELLOT Emor, of Mendon, and Rhoda

Williams, of and at Cranston. American of July 4, 181 5

Jacob and Polly Ballard, at Thompson, Ct.

American of Oct. 15, 18 19

Esther, daughter of Roger, of Foster, and
Jonathan Hammond, of Glocester, at Fos-
ter. American of Sept. 15, 1820
TOURTELLOTTE Albert G.and Betsey King,

at Pawtucket. American of April 22, 1828

Charles A. and Martha Ann Grafton, at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Church, Nov. 27, 1828

TOURTELLOT Alzadia, only daughter of
William, of Gloucester, and Lebbeus C.
Tourtellot, of Providence, at Gloucester,
by Rev. Mr. Allen, May 23, 1831

Lebbeus C, of Providence, and Alzadia
Tourtellot, only daughter of William, of
and at Glocester, by Rev. Mr. Allen, May 23, 183 1

Jesse, of Glocester, and Mrs. Mary Graves,
of and at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Pick-
ering, Oct. 31, 1832
TOW Lucinda and WiHiann Silk, both of and at

St. Clair, Penn., by Rev. Francis Herrin, Aug. 23, 1827

410

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

TOWER Henry and Hannah Harrington, at
Millbury, by Rev. Mr. Goffe. American of
TOWNE Ruth and Artemus G. Metcalf, at Ox-
ford. American of

Mary Ann and Edwin S. Murphy, at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Kent,

Nancy P. and Hirman Brown, both of North
Providence, at Providence,

Susan D., of Providence, and David E. Slo-
cura, of Little Compton, at Providence, by
Rev. Mr. Sanborn,
TOWNLEY Christopher Weyersdale, of Car-
lisle, journeyman batter, and Eleanor Rich-
ardson, of same place, at Gretna Green,
Eng. [Scot.] This is the fourth bride he
has led to the altar in 2 years and 3 months.
American of
TOWNSEND Thomas, Jr., and Susannah M.
Coggeshall, daughter of William, both of
and at Newport, by Rev. Dr. Patten.
American of

Major David S., U. S. Army, and Eliza
Gerry, second daughter of the late Vice
President, at Boston. American of

Almy, daughter of William, Esq., and Wil-
liam Polk, U. S. Navy, at Townsendville,
N. Y. American of

Phebe, daughter of William, Esq., and B. V.
Hoffman, Esq , Capt. U. S. Navy, at Town-
sendville, N. Y. American of

Rev. Shearjashub B,, of Sherburne, Mass.,
and Nancy Hunt, of and at Seekonk, by
Rev. Mr. Pitman,

Ruth B. and Ebenezer Bosworth, at Bristol.
American of

Martha C. and John B. Langley, both of and
at Newport. American of

Mary, daughter of Horatio, Esq., and John
B. Derby, Esq., Attorney at Law, at Ded-
ham. American of

Mary Melville, of Newport, and Capt. Joseph
Strout, Jr., of Norwich, Ct., at Newport.
American of

William H. and Maria Ann Comstock, both
of and at Providence, by. Rev. Dr. Gano,

George, of Exeter, and Mary Peirce, daugh-
ter of Erastns, of Brooklyn, Ct., by Uriel
Fuller, Esq. American of

Solomon, Jr., of Providence, and Fanny Lee
Drew, of and at Plymouth, Mass.,

July 18, 1828

March 20, 1827

Feb. 17, 1828

Aug. 3, 1828

Dec. 25, 1828

June 14, 1816

Aug. 4, 1815

Nov. 22, 1816

Dec. ^, 1817

Dec. 9, 1817

March 22, 1820
April 7, 1820
June 2, 1820

Aug. 15, 1820

Sept. 7, 1824
Dec. 6, 1824

Aug. 14, 1827
Dec. 28, 1827

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES 41 J

TOWNSEND Thomas A. and Mary Ann Bur-
roughs, daughter of late William G., at

Newport.by Rev. Mr. Norris. American of Feb. 5, 1828

Amelia, daughter of Capt. Solomon, of Prov-
idence, and Charles Porter, of Hartford, at

Providence, by Rev. Dr. Wayland, Sept. 29, 1828

John and Ann Huntress, at Portsmouth.

American of Nov. 17, 1829

David, Jr., and Ann A. Smith, at Waltham,

Mass. American of March 12, 1830

Edmund and Louisa Ford, both of Newport,

at Providence, April 12, 1830

Julia Ann and Lucius K. Dow, Esq., one of

the publishers of New Haven Advertiser,

at New Haven. American of May 4, 1830

TOWSON Col. Nathan, U. S. Artillery, and

Sophia Bingham, daughter of Caleb, Esq.,.

of and at Boston. American of April 12, 1816

TRACE Mrs, Dolly, of Vernon, and Jesse

Glancy, of Salisbury, by T Atkinson,

Esq., at Crawford, Penn. She had 16

children by her first husband and he 15 by

his first wife ; 13 of the former are living

and 14 of the latter are now living. Amer-
ican of Aug. 21, 1832
TRACEY Julia, daughter of the late Uriah,

Esq., and Theron Metcalf, Esq., of Ded-

ham, Mass., at Litchfield, Ct. American

of , Nov. 21, 1809

Lucinda, of Lisbon, Ct., and James Marriott,

of Hopkinton, at Lisbon, Nov. 28, 1822

Lucretia, of Windham, and John F. Williams,

Esq., attorney at law, at Woodstock, Ct.

American of Oct. 28, 1823

TRAFFIN Mary H. and William S. ?/[oore,

both of Boston, in this town, Oct. 25, 1812

TRAFTON Mary Ann Gardiner and James

Mason, both of and at Providence, by Rev.

Allen Brown, Sept. 3, 1826

TRAPMAN Lewis, Esq., late of Frankfort, Ger-
many, and Mary Bowen Moore, third

daughter of the late John Elias Moore, Esq.,

of and at Charleston, S. C, by Rev. Bishop

Bowen, Nov. 16, 18 19

TRASH Mary, daughter of James, and Robert

Wood, both of and at Cumberland, by

Rev. Mr. Potter, Dec. 28, 1820

TRAVER Julia R., of Seekonk, aud Richard A.

Brown, of North Providence, at Ashford,

Ct. American of May 27, 1823

Aug.

17,

1810

Sept. 27,

1813

Nov.

19.

1813

March

30,

1818

412 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

TRAVERSE Emeline, daughter of the late

Thomas, of Rehoboth, and Samuel Phillips,

at the Second Unitarian Church, Provi-
dence, by Rev. Dr. Edes, Sept.ji6, 1830
TREADWAY Richard M., printer, and Susan

Stillman, at New Haven, by Rev. Mr.

Bacon, Sept. 10, 1826

TREADWELL Alexander Phillip Socrates

Emilius Ceazer Hanibal Marcellus George

Washington and Miss Caroline Sophia

Margaretta Maria Juliannes Worthy Mon-
tague Joan of Arc Williams, both of and at

New Orleans. American of
Mrs, Martha and William Bentley, both of

this town,
William, printer, and Mary Jackson, daughter

of the late Dr. John, at Portsmouth, N. H.

American of
Julia Ann, eldest daughter of the late Capt.

Jonathan, and Isaac H. Pinkney, both of

and at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Crocker,
John W., Esq., of Salem, Mass., and Har-
riet Farley, daughter of Robert, Esq., of

and at Ipswich, Mass. American of Oct. 26, 1819

Ann Maria, daughter of Nathaniel H., Esq.,

of Plattsburgh, and Lewis H. Redfield,

editor of Onondaga Register, at Clinton,

N. Y. American of April 4, 1820

Charles, formerly of Portsmouth, and Laura

Temple, of Providence, at Salem, Mass.

American of Feb. 17, 1824

Susan E., youngest daughter of late Capt.

Jonathan, and Grin Claflin, at Providence,

by Rev. Mr. Pickering, Oct. 2, 1828

Alexander Philip Socrates Amelius Caesar

Hannibal Marcellus George Washington

and Caroline Sophia Maria Julienne Wor-
thy Montague Joan of Arc Williams, both

of and at New Orleans. American of Nov. 7, 1828

TRIBOU Walter, of East Bridgewater, and

Huldah Holmes, at Bridgewater. Ameri-
can of Dec. 23, 1828
TRIM Martha and Benjamin Wight, both of and

at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering, Aug. 20, 1826

TRIPP Arthur, formerly of this town, and Mary

Morris, of and at Pomfret, Ct., by Rev. Mr.

Dowe, Jan. 3, 1813

Stephen and Mrs. Martha Gardiner, both

of and at this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Jan. i, 1815

Howland and Eliza Brownell, at Westport,

Mass. American of May 27, 1823

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES

413

TRIPP Phebe and Abraham Brownell, at West-
port, Mass. American of

Freelove and Paulson Brayton, both of and
at Smithfield. American of

Samuel M., of Fairhaven, and Hannah M.
Richmond, at Middleboro. American of

Desire, daughter of Capt. Tillinghast Tripp,
of Westport, and Peleg Brownell, of Little
Compton, at Westport. American of

Mary, of North Providence, and Joseph S.
Billings, of Providence. (He died the
Thursday after.)

Elisha, 2d, of Providence, and Betsey Eddy
Alger, daughter of late James, at Bristol,
by Rev. Mr. Rexford,

George, of Providence, and Maria Head, for-
merly of Newport, at Providence, by Rev.
Mr. Kent,

Mary and Charles Love, Jr., at Providence,
by Rev. Mr. Pickermg,

Edwin and Mrs. Elizabeth Hawkes, both of
and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Farley,

Gilbert and Phebe Manchester, at Westport.
American of

Susan H. and A. J, Wilcox, at Fairhaven.
American of

Silas G. and Margaret A. Brotherson, at
Providence, by Rev. David Kilbourne,

Mrs. Susan, of Providence, and George Wea-
ver, of New Bedford, at Providence, by
Rev. Mr. Farley,
TROOP Mrs. Elizabeth and Crawford Easter-
brooks, at Bristol. American of
TROTT Berthaney C, of Swanzey, and Erastus
T. Kingsley, of Boston, at Swanzey.
American of

Betsey W. and James E. Bowen, both of and
at Warren, by Rev. Mr. Stoddard,

TRUDEAU Madamoiselle , aged 26, and

Gen. James Wilkinson, aged 56, at New
Orleans. American of
TRUESDALE Thomas and Harriet Lee, eldest
daughter of William, by Rev. Dr. Gano,

Thompson, Ct.
and at Pomfret,

and Harriet
Ct. American

Samuel, of

Sharp, of

of
TRUMAN Dr. Nathan and Mrs. Mary Oldham,

both of this place, by Rev. Dr. Gano,
Abby P. and Dutee Greene, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano,

May 27, 1823

Aug. IS, 1823

Jan. 9, 1824

Feb. 6, 1824

Dec. 12, 1824

Jan. 8, 1826

Jan. 25, 1827

Sept. II, 1828

Nov. 9, 1828

Sept. 18, 1829

July 30, 1830

Nov. 9, [830

March 14, 1832
Oct. 24, 1826

Feb. 22, 1822
March 25, 1828

April 20, 1 8 10
Oct. 14, 181 1

Jan. 16, 1824

Dec. 8, i8u

Nov. 19, 1818

414

VITAL RECORD OP RHODE ISLAND

TRUMAN Sarah, daughter of the late Nathan,
and Christopher B. Arnold, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pattison,
TRUMBULL Harriet, daughter of the late Gov-
ernor Trumbull, and Prof. Benjamin Silli-
mon, of Yale College, at Lebanon, Ct.
American of

Charles A., bookseller, of Worcester, and
Louisa Clapp, of and at Greenfield. Amer-
ican of

Aseneth, daughter of Peter, and James Knox,

both of and at Millbury. American of

TRUXTON Gertrude Parker, daughter of the

Commodore, and John H. Houston, Esq.,

at Washington Cityi American of

TUBBS Temperance C. and Paul Bates, at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Edes,
TUCKER John F., of this town, merchant, and
Catharine Bartlett,at Dudley, Mass.,

Polly and Hon. Pierpont Edwards, at Bridge-
port, Ct. American of

Charles Carter, of Frederick Co., Va., and
Juliana Blake, eldest daughter of the late
Hon. Francis, of Worcester, at Farming-
ton, Mass. American of

Walter and Lucinda Chaffee, both of and at
Woodstock, Ct.,

Mrs. Louisa Villars, daughter of Gen.
Thomas Westcott, and Dr. Sylvester
Knight, both of and at Warwick, by Rev.
Mr. Curtis. American of

Mary and Isaac Andrews, both of Smithfield,
at Pawtucket. American of

Sarah and George Snow, both of and at Provi-
dence. American of

Lucy, of Watertown, and Joseph Branch, at
Attleboro. American of

Mehitable and Edward Thurber, both of and
at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Brown,

Hoxsie, of Charlestown, R. I., and Martha C.
Stranahan, daughter of Deacon John, of
and at Killingly, Ct. American of

Capt. Zachariah R., of Pawtuxet, and Hannah
Arnold, daughter of Russell, of and at
Warwick. American of

George, Esq., Professor of Moral Philosophy
in Virginia University, and Louisa A.
Thompson, of and at Baltimore, by Rev.
Dr. Wyatt,

Dec. II, 1832

Oct. 10, 1809

Oct. 6, 1815
March 23, 1824

Nov. I, 1825

March 20, 1825

May 7, 1815

Oct. 6, 1818

Sept. 14, 1819
March 30, 1820

June 2, 1820

Oct. 26, 1 82 1

March 12, 1822

Nov. S, 1822

May 18, 1823

Nov. 18, 1823

Oct. II, 1825

Dec. 9, 1828

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES

415

TUCKER Abby, daughter of Daniel, of Smith-
field, and Thomas Mathewson, Jr., at
Glocester, by Rev. Mr. Allen,
Ellen L., of Concord, N. H., and Rev. Ralph
Waldo Emerson, of Boston, at Concord.
American of
Jonathan, Jr., of Saco, Me., and Mary Rick-

ard, at Wiscasset, Me. American of
Paulina and Capt. Joshua Nash, at Boston.

American of
Rhoda and William Gifford, of New Bedford,

at Dartmouth. American of
Angelia E. and Laban M. Smith, of Darien,

Ga., at Boston. American of
James, Jr., and Amey Ann Bosworth, both
of and at this town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,
TUCKERMAN Edward, Jr., Esq., and Sophia
May, daughter of the late Col. John, at
Boston. American of
Benjamin, Esq , Postmaster at Sterling, and
Betsey Leonard, of and at Plainfield, Ct.
American of
TUDOR Delia, daughter of Hon. William, and
Charles Stewart, Esq., Commander of the
U. S. Frigate Constitution, at Boston.
American of
Eliza, of East Winsor, Ct., and John S. Hor-
ton, of Providence, at East Winsor, by
Rev. Mr. Robbins. American of
TUELLS Thomas L. and Rachal Earle, daugh-
ter of Capt. John, all of this town, by Rev.
Dr. Gano,
Benjamin, Jr., and Eliza B. Greene, daughter

of Stephen. American of
James M. and Prescilla L. Ward, daughter of
Benoni, both of and at Newport. Amer-
ican of
Samuel and Mary Ann Cutter, daughter of

Thomas, at Newport. American of
Eliza, daughter of Benjamin, and Thomas B.

Lawton, at Newport. American of
John D. and Sarah B. Baxby, at New Bed-
ford. American of
TUFT Samuel, Jr., of Uxbridge, and Dorcas

Keith, at Ward, Mass. American of
TUFTS Peggy and Capt. Samuel Swan, both of
Medford, Mass., in this town, by Rev. Mr.
Wilson. American of
Rebecca, of Charlestown, Mass., and William
Whittemore, Esq., of West Cambridge.
American of

Dec. 14, 1828

Oct. 6, 1829

March 2, 1830

April 6, 1830

May 1 8, 1830

Aug. 10, 1830

March 23, 1831

Feb. 4, 1817

Feb. 17, 1824

Nov. 30, 1813

Dec. 12, 1820

April 19, 1 8 10
Aug. 22, 1820

Sept. IS, 1820

Dec. 27, 1822

Jan. 17, 1823

May 27, 1 83 1

Jan. 4, 1825

April 7, 1809

Dec. 10, 1811

4X6 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

TUFTS Phebe, of Medfield, and William Sayles,

of Smithfield, at Medfield, American of May 6, 1817

George A., Esq., Attorney at Law, of Dud-
ley, Mass., and Azuba B. Fales, of and at
Wrentham. American of Oct. 4, 1822

Charles, of Smithfield, and Sophia Hunne-

well, of and at Cambridge. American of Nov. 9, 1824

Uriah, Jr., and Mary W. Carlisle, at Boston.

American of July 2, 1830

TULLAR Charry, daughter of Rev. Martin, of
Royalton, Vt., and Daniel Foster, of New-
buryport, at Tiverton, R. I., by Rev. Mase
Shepard, May 16, 181 1

TUNMORE Thomas and Ruth Inches, daughter
of Jesse, both of and at Smithfield, by
Dutee Winsor, Esq. American of Feb. 21, 1815

TUPPEE H. r, formerly of Dresden,

Me., merchant, and Mrs. Eliza Carson, at
New Orleans, by Rev. Mr. Curtis. Amer-
ican of Sept. 25, 1829
TURNBULL John K. and Betsey Price, daugh-
ter of Capt. Matthew, both of and at War-
wick, by Rev. Mr. Manchester, Jan. 27, 1828

Robert and Eleanor Spencer, at Boston.
American of Dec. 22, 1829

TURNER Dr. Henry E., of East Greenwich,
and Mrs. Martha W. Nightingale, by Rev.
Mr. Manchester. American of Oct. 26, i8io

Harriet C, of Warren, R. I., and Joseph Mc-
Clellan, Jr., merchant, at Portland, Me.
American of Nov. 19, 181 3

Cynthia and George C. Brown, both of and
at this town, by Rev. Mr. Williams, April 3, 1814

Dr. James V., of East Greenwich, and Cath-
arine R. Greene, eldest daughter of Hon.
Ray, at Warwick, by Rev, Mr. Waldo, Aug. 27, 1815

Ann, daughter of Gay, and Walton A.
Weaver, of East Greenwich, at New Lon-
don, Ct. American of May 8, 18 18

Susan and Lawton Kelley, both of and at
Warren. American of Sept. 17, 1819

Margaret C. and Capt. Alfred Barton, both
of and at Warren. American of Oct. 24, 1820

Eliza and Israel H. Day, at Providence, by
Rev. Mr. Preston, June 28, 1821

Anthony, of Augusta, Ga., and Clarissa H.
Fiske, of and at Providence, by Rev. James
Wilson, Sept i8 182?

James and Mrs. Lydia C. Jenckes, at Paw- ^ • '

tucket. American of Jan. 9, 1824

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES 417

TURNER Rev. John P., of Woodstock, Ct., and
Martha Davis Armington, of and at See-
konlc- American of May lo, 1825

John C. and Sabrina Baker, at Pawtucket, by

Rev. Mr. Greene, Feb. 10, 1828

Miss , daughter of William, Esq., of

Sherley Park, Cheshire, and Thomas Legh,
M. P. (Her abduction by Wakefield was
a sensation a few months ago.) In Eng-
land. American of March 25, 1828

Hon. Daniel, M. C. from N. C, and Anna
Key, daughter of Francis S., Esq., of
Georgetown, at Washington, by Rev. Mr.
James, Feb. 25, 1829

Mary R. and William K. Thurber, at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Sanborn, May 31, 1829

Edward A. M., Prof, of Mathematics and
Natural Philosophy, in Middlebury Col-
lege, and Sophronia Storrs, at Middlebury,
Vt. American of Sept. 15, 1829

Betsey and Benajah Brigham, at Boston.

American of Jan. 15, 1830

Martha, youngest daughter of late Samuel,
and Augustine H. Shepherd, M. C. from
N. C, at Washington, Feb. 25, 1830

Bethnel and Olive Thurber, at Swanzey.
American of June 29, 1830

Laban and Eliza Merrian, at Charlestown.
American of July 27, 1830

Azro and Adeline Augusta Robbins, at Bos-
ton. American of April 27, 1831

John, of Fall River, and Jane M. Eddy,
daughter of late Capt. Enos, of and at
Warren, Aug. 15, 1831

TURPIN Maiia, of this town, and John Mc-
Namara, of Boston, merchant, at this town,
by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Nov. 10, 1813

Joseph W. and Parthenia Beckwith, at Smith-
field, Jan. 14, 1816

Ann Mary, of Providence, and Capt. Richard
King, of and at Boston. American of July 31, i8i8

John P., of Boston, and Martha K. Bradford,

of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, May 6, 1828

TUTTJ.E Abigail T. and Benjamin Bowen, both

of and at Pawtucket, by Rev. Mr. Benedict, July 4, 1821

Job N., of Providence, and Esther S. Blake,

of and at Rochester, N. H., June i, 1823

TRYSTON Tabitha and Enock T. Bowers, at

Fort Hawkins, Ga., Aug. 13, 1823

418

VITAL RECORD OP RHODE ISLAND

TWEEDALE the Marquis of and Rt. Hon.
Susan Montague, second daughter of the
Duke of Manchester, at Huntley, near Dub-
lin, Ire.,
TWITCHELL Otis and Lydia Olds, at Brook-
field, by Rev. George R. Noyes. Ameri-
can of
TYLER John, of this town, and Emelia Corey,
of East Greenwich, in this town, by Rev.
Mr. Cornell,

Mary Wells, of Wrentham, and Enock Brown,
of Boston, at Wrentham. American of

Sarah P., daughter of Capt. Daniel, and
Samuel P. Williams, of Mansfield, Mass.,
at Brooklin, Ct. American of

Dr. George W. and Mary E. Aborn, daugh-
ter of late Capt. Jonathan, at Pawtucket.
American of

William A. and Harriet Atwood, both of and
at Warwick. American of

William J. and Louisa Fay, daughter of Silas,
of Princeton, Mass., at Providence, by Rev.
Mr. Wilson,

George and Harriet Emes, at Boston. Amer-
ican of
TYNG Rev. Stephen H., of Georgetown, D. C,
and Ann DeWolfe Griswold, daughter of
the Bishop, at Bristol, at St. Michael's
Church,

Charles, of Newburyport, Mass., and Anna
Selina Arnold, daughter of Col. Salmon, of
and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Edes,

Rev. James H., of St. Paul's Church, Hop-
kinton, Mass., and Matilda A. T. Degen,
of and at Boston, at St. Paul's Church.
American of
TYRRELL Henry and Calista Wright, at Hins-
dale, after a courtship of 30 minutes. Her
former suitor was 30 minutes late. Amer-
ican of

March 28, 1816

April 18, 1 83 1

Feb. 6, 1809
Nov. 19, 181 1

Dec. 16, 1817

Oct. 8, 1822
May 22, 1 827

Oct. 27, 1830
March 25, J831

Aug. s, 1 82 1
Nov. 6, 1826

Ja!n. 19; 1830

Oct. 23, 1829

u

UNDERHILL William, merchant, of New
York, and Mary Mitchell, daughter of late
David, of Boston, at Nantucket. Amer-
ican of

Sept. 16, 1825

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES

419

UNDERWOOD Charles and Nancy Chilson,
both of this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano,

Nicholas and Elizabeth Ward, both of that
town (Newport), by Rev. Mr. Webb,

Hannah, daughter of Samuel, of South Kings-
town, and Caleb Hill, of this town, at
South Kingstown, by Elder Palmer. Amer-
ican of

Edward, of Providence, and Abby Ward,
daughter of Benjamin, of and at Newport.
American of

Almira C. and James C. Starkweather, both
of and at Seekonk, by Rev. Mr. Pitman,

William W., of Westport, Mass., and Hannah
Allen, of Little Compton, at Westport.
American of

Frederick, formerly of Newport, and Nancy
Potter, at New Bedford. American of

Mary E. and Amos M. Read, both of and at
Pawtucket, at the Congregational Church,
by Rev. Mr. Hopkins,

James and Hannah H. Stevens, at Charles-
town, Mass. Amferican of

William A. and Emeline Shute, at Boston.
American of

Daniel S., of South Kingstown, and Martha
A. Cottrell, of and at Jamestown, by Rev.
Mr. Tucker,

Isaac M. and Mrs. Eliza Taber, at Boston.
American of
UPDIKE Richard S. and Mary A. Whitman,
second daughter of Jacob, all of and at this
town, by Rev. Mr. Edes,

John C. and Mary Field, daughter of the late
George, in this town, by Rev. Mr. Crocker,

Mrs. Mary and William J. Tillinghast, both
of and at Providence. American of

Elizabeth H., of Wickford, and M. T. Eggle-
ston, of Utica, N. Y., at Wickford. Amer-
ican of

Rhoda, of Smithfield, and Joseph Whipple, 2d,

Esq., of Cumberland, at North Kingstown,

UPHAM Joel and Mrs. Mary Bussey, widow of

Capt. William, both of Dorchester, Mass.,

in this town.

Rev. Thomas C, Professor of Metaphysics
and Moral Philosophy at Bowdoin College,
and Phebe H. Lord, at Kennebunkport,
Me. American of

May 23, 181 1
Aug. 22, 181 1

Jan. 2, 1816

Jan. II, 1820
June 7, 1822

May 17, 1822
March 25, 1823

March 2, 1830
April 30, 1830
Aug. 20, 1830

March 27, 1831
May 20, 1 83 1

Jan. 20, 181 1

Aug. I, 1813

March 8, 1822

Aug. 16, 1825
Jan. 6, 1827

Sept. 17, 1815
May 27, 1825

420 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

UPHAM Nathaniel G., Esq., Attorney at Law, of
Concord, N. H., and Betsey W. Lord, at
Kennebunkport, Me. American of Nov. 3, 1829

Charles and Elizabeth Curtis, at Boston.

American of Dec. i, 1829

Josiah S. and Emeline Brigham, at Ded-

ham. American of Aug. 6, 1830

Josiah S. and Emeline Brigham, at Dedham.

American of July 30, 1830

Nathan, of Philadelphia, and Mary R. Brad-
lee, at Boston, by Rev. Mr. Peirpoint.
American of ' Nov. 30, 1830

UPSON Ruth N. and Dr. Jared Pardee, at Bris-
tol. American of Aug. 4, 1818
UPTON Nancy G., of Providence, and Jedediah

Mason, of New York City, at Providence, Feb. 4, 1829

USHER Capt. Aaron, of Bristol, and Mary B.
Bosworth, of Warren, daughter of the late
Benjamin, at Bristol, by Daniel Bradford,
Esq. American of June 2, 1812

George F., Esq., and Susan Maria Griswold,
eldest daughter of Rev. Bishop Griswold,
who married them, at St. Michael's
Church, Bristol, Aug. i, 1817

Susan, of Bristol, and Daniel Gorham, of

Warwick, at Bristol. American of Aug. 17, 1824

Mary, daughter of Capt. James, 2nd, and
George H. Reynolds, both of and at Bris-
tol, by Rev. Mr. Lewis, Oct. 18, 1830
UTLEY Dr. Leander, of Providence, and Han-
nah Harris, daughter of Joseph, of and at
Cranston. American of May 7, 1824

VALENTINE James, merchant, and Julia A.

Sterry, both of and at this town, by Rev.

Dr. Crocker, April 16, 181 5

J. Elliott, Esq., of Boston, and Ann Gray, of

Lebanon, at Windham, Ct. American of Nov. 18, 182-?

VALK Dr. William W., of Charleston, S, C.

and Jane Sherwood Jones, daughter of

Alexander, Esq., at Bellevue, Providence, July i6 182Q

VALLABREQUE Seignior and Seignora Cat- ' ^ ' ^

aline, the singer, in Paris. American of Jan. 5, 1816

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES 421

VALLEY Asahel H., of Johnston, and Molly

Henry, third daughter of Stephen, Esq., of

and at Cranston. American of June 8, 1822

VANDORN Ruth and Capt. Spooner Ruggles,

by Rev. Mr. Edes, Sept. 22, 181 1

VANISHON Henry J. and Isabella Bray, at

Boston. American of July 22, 1830

VANNECK Maria Louisa, only daughter of

Lord Huntingfield, of Haveringham Hall,

at the Haveringham Church, Suffolk, Eng ,

and C. R. Rowley, Esq., third son of Sir

W. Rowley, Bart., of Stoke. The clerk,

while the ceremony was progressing, fell

down dead between the chancel door and

communion rails ; was 70 years old. Amer-
ican of Nov. 5, 1830
VANTASSEL Sophia, of Albany, and Samuel

McCracken, proprietor of circus, at Al-
bany, N. Y., Oct. 9, 1826
VAN ALSTINE John, of New York, and Alice

Lawton, of Newport, a: Providence, by

Rev. Mr. Brown, March 13, 1823

VAN BUSKIRK Mary, second daughter of

Abraham, Esq., of Athens, N. Y., and Silas

E. Burrows, Esq., of Stonington, Ct., at

Athens. American of Dec. 22, 1820

VAN COTE Charity and Benjamin Haskell, of

Providence, at New Haven, Feb. 4, 1828

VAN DEN HENVIL Justina, daughter of I.

C, Esq., and Governour S. Bibby, Esq.,

both of and at New York. American of Dec. 2, 1817

VAN DOORN Joshua, of Bristol, and Philadel-
phia Gray, of and at Tiverton. American

of July 12, 1822

William C. and Charlotte Slade, eldest daugh-
ter of Col. Jonathan, at Bristol, by Rev.

Mr. Wight, Oct. 30, 1827

VAN HANN Abiel and Nancy C. Carew, both

of Westerly, at New York. American of April 16, 1822
VAN NESS Ann Elbertina, daughter of Gen.

John P., of Washington, D. C., and Arthur

Middleton, Esq., of South Carolina, at

Washington. American of Jan. 11, 1822

VAN RENSSALEUR Catharine and Gouver-

neur Morris Wilkins, Esq., at Albany.

American of June 8, 1830

VAN SANTROORD Anthony, Jr., merchant,

of Albany, and Sarah A. Barney, eldest

daughter of Peleg, of Swanzey, at Bristol.

American of Oct. 28, 18 14

^22 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

VAN SOLINGER Jane Maria, only daughter of
Dr. Henry M., and Gunning S. Bedford,
M. D., of Baltimore, at New York. Amer-
ican of Sept. 22, 1829

VAN VLECK A rent and Sally Pru)^n. Two
brothers and two sisters of the bridegroom
are married to two sisters and two brothers
of the bride ; at Kinderhook, N. Y. Amer-
ican of May 19, 1809

VAN WART Henry, Jr., Esq., of Birmingham,
Eng., and Susan Clarke Storrow, eldest
daughter of Thomas W., Esq., of New
York, in Paris, at the residence of the U.
S. Minister, William C. Rives, Aug. 18, 1830

VAN WICKHAM Mrs. Arabella and A. E.
Soesman, Esq., of Baltimore, American
Consul at Samarang, Java, April 11, 1820

VAN WYCK Pierre C, Esq., and Alice Young,

at New York. American of Aug. 31, 1819

VAN ZANDT Edward, of New York, and Lydia
B. Collins, youngest daughter of Lieut.
Gov. Charles, of and at Newport, May 21, 1829

VARNEY Sarah and Don Anton Crisp, at Bos-
ton. American of Nov. 6, 1829

VARNUM James M., son of the Speaker of the
House of Representatives, and Mary Pease,
niece of the Postmaster-General, at Wash-
ington City. American of March 19, 181 1
Sarah B., recently of Dracut, Mass., and Rev.
Cyrus Humphrey, missionary to the Choc-
taw Agency, at New Orleans. American of Feb. 2, 1 819

VARS Martha, daughter of John, of Middle-
town, and Capt. Asa' Brooks, of North Car-
olina, at Middletown. American of Nov. 15, 1808
Capt. Christopher and Sarah Slocum, daugh
ter of William, at Middletown. American
of Feb. 7, 1809
Marlha Ann, of Newport, and Russell J.
Clarke, of Saybrook, at Newport. Ameri-
can of May 2, 1823
John and Martha Earle, daughter of Wil-
liam, at Newport, by Rev. Mr. Graham.
American of Oct. 10, 1826

VATON Maria and Thomas McKay, both of

this town, at Newport, Nov. 14, 1815

VAUGHN Daniel, of Charleston, S. C, mer-
chant, and Hannah Tew, daughter of
Capt. Henry, of Portsmouth, Oct. 11, 1810

VAUGHAN Benjamin and Cynthia Wheaton,
daughter of Caleb, at Friends Meeting
House, Providence, Dec. 8, 1814

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES

423

VAUGHAN Gardiner and Eliza F. V. Dickens,
both of Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Samuel, Jr., and Phebe Borden, daughter of
the late William, both of and at Newport.
American of

Major George and Hope Carpenter, both of
and at Coventry. American of

Lucy, daughter of Benjamin, of Hallowell,
Me., and William Emmons, Esq., of Au-
gusta, at Hallowell. American of

Elisha B. and Julia Walker, at Killingly, Ct.
American of

Capt. George and Sophia R. Wood, daughter
of Capt. Elnathan, at Newport. American
of

Wanton and Sarah F. Sprague, eldest daugh-
ter of Thomas, both of and at Providence,
by Rev. Dr. Gano,

Stephen, of Warren, and Ann Studley, of
and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Webb,

Christopher and Ruby Ann Briggs, both of
and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering,

John, of Newport, and Catharine F. Dan-
forth, second daughter of Ozias, at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Tobey,
VEALE Eliza, of Portsmouth, Va., and Lieut.
W. B. Lyne, U. S. Navy, at Washington
City, by Rev. Mr. Wingfield,
VEAZIE John, of Providence, and Diana Mowry,
daughter of William, Esq., at Smithfield,
by Rev. Mr. Edes,

Adeline and Capt. Eli C. Bliss, at Boston.
American of
VERILY Susan and Capt. John L. Perry, both
of and at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano,

Sarah D. and Capt. Joseph B. Spooner, both
of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Webb,
VERNON William, of New York, merchant, and
Eliza DeWolfe, daughter of Charles, of
and at Bristol, by Rev. Bishop Griswold.
American of

Catharme, daughter of Samuel, Esq., of New-
port, and Rev. Joel Mann, of Bristol, at
Newport, at the Second Congregational
Church, by Rev. Dr. Patten,

Rev. Thomas, Pastor of Rehoboth Congrega-
tional Church, and 'Adelaide Augusta
Winthrop, of and at Bristol, by Rev. Mr.
Bristed, at St. Michael's Church,

Nov. 5, iSiS

Dec. 17, 1819
April 3, 1 82 1

Sept. 30, 1823
March 30, 1824

Nov. 2, 1824

Dec. 6, 1824

June 27, 1825

March 16, 1826

May 22, 1828

June 14, 1829

Oct. 9, 1817
Oct. 2, 1829
May 9, 1824
Aug. 7, 1825

Jan. II, 1814

May 12, 1816

May 24, 1 83 1

424

VITAL. RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

VERPLANCK Johnston, one of the Editors of

the New York American, and Louisa Au-
gusta Gouverneur, at New York. Amer-
ican of
VERREN Rev. Antoine, Rector of the French

Church der Espriet, and Anna Maria Ham-

mersley, at New York. American of
VERRY Nathan, Jr., of Mendon, and Nancy

Ballou, of and at Cumberland, daughter of

Ziba. American of
Charlotte, of Norfolk, and Harvey Chace, of

Richmond, N. Y., at Norton, Mass., by

Rev. Pitt Clarke. American of
VIALL John and Mrs. Betsey Williams, widow

of Stephen G,, by Rev. Mr. Williams,
Charlotte Matilda, daughter of Nathaniel, of

Newport, and Brig. Gen. Isaac Stall, at

Tiverton. American of
Joseph, of Munroe, N. Y., and Louisa Smith,

eldest daughter of Ebenezer, of and at Bar-

rington, by Rev. Luther Wright,
Jemima, of Upton, and Henry Corbin, of and

at Uxbridge, by D. Taft, Esq.,
William and Eliza Bowen, eldest daughter of

Isaac, Esq., at Providence, by Rev. Dr.

Edes,
Benjamin B. and Julia F. Rice, both of and

at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,
Mary W., daughter of Hezekiah, and Stephen

A. Aplin, Jr., of Providence, at Seekonk,

by Rev. Mr. Barney,
Anson, of Seekonk, and Elizabeth Bicknell.

of and at Barrington,
VICENZA Duke of (Caulincourt), and Countess

Conisigone, late Lady in Waiting to the

Empress Josephine, in France. American

of
VICKERY Sally Almy and Paddock Dean, at

Taunton,
VICKARY Jane H., daughter of late Hugh, and

Eben Winiilow, at Newport. American of
VINCENT Henry and Sarah Wilcox, both of

Watertown, Mass., in this town,
VINNEMAN Rebecca and Jeremiah Cole, at

Warren. American of
VINNICUM John, Jr., of Warren, and Charlotte x

D. Martin, of and at Swanzey. - American

of
Susan and Zephaniah Mason, both of and at

Warren, by Rev. Mr. Stoddard,

July I, 1823

Oct. 26, 1830

June 27, 1823

May 25, 1830
Feb. 27, 1814

July II, 1817

April 26, 1818
Aug. 27, 1826

March 23, 1831
Oct. 24, 1 83 1

Nov. 21, 1831
March 29, 1832

Feb. 28, 1815
Oct. 14, 1825
June 13, 1828
Dec. 19, i8n
Oct. 12, 1824

Sept. 10, 1824
Dec. 18, 1828

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES 425

VINSON Capt. Samuel H. and Harriet C. May-
berry, daughter of the late Capt. Freeman,
at Newport. American of Oct. 17, 1820

VINTON George W., of Providence, and Sally
Parker, of Boston, at Providence. Amer-
ican of Oct. 18, 1822

Mehitable, daughter of Josiah, of Braintree,
Mass., and Rev. John C. Welsh, Pastor of
the Baptist Church, of Warren, at Brain-
tre'e. American of April 2, 1824

Amos Maine, merchant, and Frances Jones
Dyer, second daughter of Elisha, Esq., both
of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Oct. 25, 1824

Elizabeth, daughter of David, formerly of
Providence, at La Plaisance, Pomfret, Ct.,
and Lieut. George Sears Greene, U. S.
Army, married by Rev. Mr. Kellogg. Amer-
ican of July 18, 1828

Lieut. David H., U. S. Army, and Pamelia
Brown, daughter of late Major General
Jacob Brown, at Brownville, N. Y. Amer-
ican of July 24, 1829

Lieut. John R., U. S. Army, and Lucretia
D. Parker, daughter of Ebenezer, Esq., at
Boston, by Rev. Mr. Potter, Sept. 29, 1829

VOAX Caroline, ot Providence, and Havilah
Holden, of Cranston, at Pawtucket, by
Rev. Mr. Benedict, May 5, 1819.

Emeline Hannah Brooks and Hyman Bruns-
wick, at Franklin, by Rev. Mr. Fiske, of
Wrentham, March 2, 1829

VON DER LAUNITZ Robert Eberard Schmett
and Susannah Matilda Pirrson, daughter of
James, both of and at New York, by Rev.
Mr. Bayard, May 9, 1831

VORSE Mrs. Nancy and Larned Joslin, at

Cumberland. American of Dec. 14, 1821

Rebecca and John Wyman, both of and at
Smithfield, by Thomas Mann, Esq., Sept. 23, 1827

VOSE Ann, daughter of Edward, and Capt. Jo-
seph Neal, of Rochester, Mass., at New-
port, by Rev. Mr. Elton. American of April 28, 1820

Eliza G., daughter of the late Thomas, and

William Heath, at Newport. American of July 18,1820

Charlotte, of Providence, and James Simons,
of Troy, Mass, at Providence, Oct. 30, 1828

William S. and Catharine M. Tilley, at New-
port, June 14, 1829

Hannah D. and Stephen Baker, at Dorches-
ter. American of May 7, 1 830

426

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

w

WADE Polly, daughter of Capt. Lewis, and
Ebenezer Bishop, both of Seekonk, by
Rev. Mr. Hill,

Edward Cole and Ann Burrough, daughter of
the late Capt. John, both of and at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Dr. Crocker,

Mary, daughter of Ichabod, and Caleb Gar-
diner Gibbs, both of and at Providence,
by Rev. Prof. Adams,

Zebulon, of Woolwich, Me., and Elizabeth
Bush, daughter of Richard, at Newport.
American of

Nicholas and Bethiah Hudson, at East
Bridgewater. American of

Marshall Sumner and Miranda F. Cobb, both
of and at Wrentham, by Rev. Mr. Fiske,

Candace and Calvin P. Martin, both of and
at Pawtucket, by Rev. Mr. Wade,

Peleg L., of Seekonk, and Mary Shares, of
and at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano,

Eben, of Havana, W. I., and Sarah S. Clif-
ford, daughter of Benjamin, both now of
and at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Edes,
WADSWORTH Dr. John A. and Eliza Mott,
youngest daughter of Jonathan, both of
and at Portsmouth, at Friends Meeting
House,

Capt. Alexander S., U. S. Navy, and Louisa
J. Dennison, sister to Mrs. Rogers, wife
of the Commodore, at Washington City.
American of
WAGFIELD John and Polly Andrews, at Exe-
ter, Conn. American of
WAGNER Ann, eldest daughter of the late
George, Esq., of Charleston, S. C, and
Henry Cowing, at Charleston, by Rt. Rev.
Theodore Dehon. American of

Peter K., Esq., editor of the " Orleans Ga-
zette,'' and Sidenia Lewis, daughter of
Hon. Joshua, Judge of the District Court
of Louisiana, at New Orleans. American
of
WAHLFAHRT John Francis, of Surinam, and
Johanna Rossario, at Providence, by Rev
Mr. Tobey, ^

Oct. 25, 1812

Jan. 9, 1820

May 14, 1820

April 16, 1 82 1
June 28, 1822
Oct. 2, 1822
Sept. 18, 1825
April 18, 1827

Sept. 20, 1 83 1

Oct. 2, 1822

Nov. 19, 1824
March 7, 1828

May 18, 1813

Aug. 24, 1819
June 13, 1828

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES

427

WAILLEY Samuel H., Jr., Esq., of Boston,
and Mehitable S. Bates, daughter of Hon.
I. C, of and at Northampton,
WAINWRIGHT Capt. Robert D., of the U. S.
Marines, and Maria M. Auchmuty, eldest
daughter of the late Robert N., Esq., of
and at Newport. American of

Rev. J. M. and Amelia Phelps, at Hartford,
Ct. American of
WAITE Timothy, of Northampton, Mass., and
Sarah Smith, daughter of Capt. Reuben, of
.and at Pawtuxet, by Rev. Mr. Jacobs,

Charlotte, eldest daughter of Robert, and
Samuel W. Coates, merchant, both of and
at New York, by Rev. Mr. Jarvis,

Mary, daughter of T. B., of Boston, and Dr.
J. F. Flagg, of Uxbridge, at Boston. Amer-
ican of

Dr. Francis D. and Eliza G. Newell, at Del-
aware. American of

Phebe, eldest daughter of Sheffield, and
Henry Read, both of and at Coventry.
American of

Joseph and Sarah B. Cole, both of and at
Wickford, by Rev. ?/[r. Burge,

Juliana, of Montreal, and George R. M.
Thayer, at Dorchester. American of

Joseph A., of Providence, and Susan Spink,
of North Kingstown, at Tiverton,
WAITEY Allen, daughter of Walter, Esq., and
Otis Bartlett, at Friends' Meeting House,
Smithfield,
WAKEFIELD John and Matilda Corbin, both
of Dudley, Mass., in this town,

Laura and Smith Brown, both of and at
Smithfield, by Samuel Mann, Esq.,
WALCOTT Eunice, daughter of Dr. Michael, of
Cumberland, and Emerson Carpenter, of
and at Attleboro, by Rev. Mr. Wilder.
American of

Abijah W., of Pawtucket, and Sophia Smith,
daughter of Rev. Jonathan, of and at Men-
don, by Rev. Mr. L>aggett. American of

Sarah Ann and Isaac Field, merchant, both
of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Edes,

Nancy and Loring Carpenter, at Cumberland,
by Rev. Dr. Gano,

Col. Oliver S., of Connecticut, and Jane L.
Conard, daughter of John, of Philadelphia,
Sheriff of the Eastern District of Pennsyl-
vania, at Litchfield, Ct. American of

Oct. 14, 1829

May 24, 1814
Aug. 18, 1818

Feb. 25, 181 3

Aug. 27, 181 7

Oct. 27, 1818
Nov. 27, 1821

March 4, 1823

Nov. II, 1827

Feb. 24, 1829

Oct. 16, 1829

Sept. 7, 1826
Oct. 9, 1 8 14
Dec. 2, 1 819

Feb. 21, 181S

Sept. 12, 1815

Oct. 7, 1816

June 20, 1820

Nov. 25, 1820

428 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

WALCOTT Edward and Ann Greene, daughter
of Timothy, both of and at Pawtucket.
American of May 17, 1822

George W. and Amey Lawrence, daughter of
John, both of and at Providence. Amer-
ican of June 3, 1823

Amanda and Dr. William Webb, at Wind-
ham, Ct. American of Jan. 16, 1824

Mary E., daughter of late Capt. John, and
Levi T. Cheever, both of and at Cumber-
land, April 10, 1825

Samuel B. and Martha Pickman, daughter of

Hon. B , at Salem. American of June 9, 1829

WALDEN Capt. George and Mary Harwood,
both of Newport, in this town, by Rev. Dr.
Gano, Dec. 30, 181 3

WALDIN Mary S., daughter of Capt. George, of
Newport, and George S. Harwood, of
Providence, at Tiverton. American of Oct. 16, 1827

WALDO Emily and Rev. John Prince, LL. D.,

at Salem, Mass. American of Dec. 10, 1816

Catharine E. and Nathaniel Sweeting, at

Porafret, Ct. American of July 12, 1825

Francis, of Brooklyn, Ct., and Eliza Fry
Wenwood, of and at Newport, Feb. 3, 1828

WALDRON Billings, 2nd, and Hannah Dimon,
daughter of Jonathan, at Bristol, by Rev.
Mr. Rexford. American of March 3, 1812

Eliza, of Canandaigua, N. Y., and Horace
Richmond, formerly of Providence, at Ca-
nandaigua, Oct. 4, 1 8 14

Lucy, of Bristol, eldest daughter of Joseph,
Esq., and Jaraes Phillips, of Baltimore, at
Bristol, by Rev. Mr. Mann, Aug. i, 1819

Elizabeth and Thomas Diman, Esq., both of
and at Bristol, by Rev. Mr. Wight. Amer-
ican of Aug. 10, 1819

Polly and Israel Anthony, Esq., at Welling-
ton, Mass., by Rev. Mr. Gushee, Sept 23 1819

Phebe, of Wellington, and Willard D. Buck-
lin, of Pawtucket, at Dighton, by Rev. Mr.
Gushee, Oct. 15, 1821

Rebecca and Sanford M. Pearce, at Bristol
American of jan. 7, ,823

Lois and John Butterworth, both of Welling-
ton, at Taunton. American of May 16 182^

Sarah, of Warren, and John Thomas Walker, '

of North Providence, at Warren. Amer-

p'^^'^iiw-, .,^ ,. Oct. 28, 1823

Roswell Wilcox and Cynthia Kingman, both

of Middleboro, at Bristol. American of April 27, 1824

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES 429

WALDRON Martha and Benjamin Hoar, both

of and at Bristol. American of Nov. 23, 1824

Nathaniel, of Bristol, and Elizabeth H Smith,

of Newport," at Bristol. American of Nov. 23, 1824

Lydia, daughter of Capt. Leonard, and Wil-
liam H. West, both of and at Bristol, by

Rev. Bishop Griswold, Aug. 8, 1826

Abigail L. and Joseph Liscomb, both of and

at Bristol, by Rev. Bishop Griswold, Sept. 4, 1826

Mrs. Charlotte B., of Bristol, and George

Westcott, of and at Providence, by Rev.

Mr. Brown, Aug. 7, 1828

WALES Susan and Eliah Whitman, Esq., at

Bridgewater. American of June 3, 18 17

Marian and Samuel Hodges, Jr., Esq., U. S.

Consul to Cape de Verde Islands, at

Stoughton, Mass. American of Sept. 7, 1821

Lydia P., daughter of late Atherton, and John

H. Coggeshall, both of Portsmouth, at

Newport. American of April 8, 1825

Samuel and Esther Hathaway, at Providence,

by Rev. Mr. Pattison, . April 25, 1831

WALFORD Alexander O and Eliza Irons, at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Edes, Sept. 28, 1824

James, of Providence, and Mary Ann Luther,

of and at Bristol, Jan. 29, 1827

WALKER Samuel and Hannah Gushing, at Re-

hoboth, by Rev. Mr. Hill, Sept. 12, 1810

Capt. Simeon and Nancy Whitaker, both of

and at Rehoboth, by Rev. Mr. Hill, Dec. 18, 1810

Timothy, Jr., and Catharine Smith, both of

Charlestown, Mass., in this town. Amer-
ican of March 23, 1813
Julius H., Esq., and Mary McNiel, at Wil-
mington, N. C. American of July 26, 1816
Mrs. Anna and Deacon Joseph Fuller, in this

town, by Rev. Mr. Osborne, June 17, 1817

Sally, of Stafford, Vt,, and Caleb Pratt, of

Providence, at Stafford. American of Dec. 23, 1 817

Mary H., of Providence, and William Penn

Stanton, of Warren, at Providence, by Rev.

Mr. Wilson, Jan. 26, 181 8

Amory A. and Mary Whiting, at Northbridge,

Mass. American of May i, 1818

Lucy Ann, of Seekonk, and Capt. Samuel

Davis, of Portland, Me., at Seekonk, by

Rev. Mr. Pitman, May 21, 1820

Phebe and Silas Leonard, at Taunton. Amer-
ican of ■ May 25, 1821
Elisha and Narcissa Reed, both of and at

Taunton. American of June 22, 1821

430

VITAL RECORD OP RHODE ISLAND

WALKER Edward and Elizabeth Blake, at

Taunton. American of March 8 and 12, 1822

Joseph, of Wellington, Mass., and Emmarance
Round, both of and at Rehoboth. Amer-
ican of

Betsey, daughter of Nehemiah, of Welling-
ton, and Otis Nichols, of Rehoboth, at
Taunton. American of

Joseph and Adiann Patt, both of and at Cum-
berland. American of

Agnes, of Nashville, and Major Joseph Nor-
vell. Editor of the Whig, at Nashville.
American of

Appleton and Waitey F. Howell, daughter
of late Hon. Jeremiah B., at Providence, by
Rev. Dr. Gano,

John Thomas, of North Providence, and
Sarah Waldron, of and at Warren. Amer-
ican of

Peter and Deborah Lincoln, both of and at
Taunton. American of

Harriet and Edward Sprague, at Providence,
by Rev. Dr. Gano,

Julia and Elisha B. Vaugban, at Killingly, Ct.
American of

Sarah, daughter of Capt. Richard, and John
J. Bishop, at Seekonk. American of

Col. Arnold, of Scituate, R. L, and Hannah
C. Webb, of Windham, Ct., at Brooklyn,
Ct. American of

Elizabeth, of Providence, and Norman Ly-
man, of Hartford, Ct., at Providence, by
Rev. Mr. Pickering,

Arvilla, daughter of late Timothy, and Ed-
ward Dexter, Jr., both of and at Seekonk.
American of

Martha, daughter of Hon. Timothy, and Eliza
E. Bradshaw, at Charlestown, Mass. Amer-
ican of

Zachariah and Lydia Ide, both of and at See-
konk, by Rev. Mr. Pease,

Abigal, of Dighton, and Lemuel Morse, Esq.,
of Rehoboth, at Dighton, by Rev. Mr.
Gushee,

Sarah, of Providence, and Abraham B. Law-
ton, of New London, at Providence, by
Rev. Dr. Edes, '

Robert and Betsey Rathbone, both of and at
Scituate,

Aug. 23, 1822

Aug. 30, 1822
Oct. IS, 1822

May 6,, 1 823

Oct. IS, 1823

Oct. 28, 1823

Jan. 21, 1824

March 25, 1824

March 30, 1824

April 20, 1824

Nov. 2, 1824

Dec. 27, 1824

Feb. 18, 1825

Oct. 7, 182s
May s, 1826

Sept, 28, 1826

Feb. II, 1827
Jan. 18, 1829

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES

431

WALKER Belinda, 23, and J Hull, 60, after

a widowhood of 5 weeks, at Farrington,

Penn. American of May 22, 1829

Dr. Charles and Sarah D. Storrs, at North-
ampton. American of Oct. 6, 1S29

Betsey Matilda, of Foster, and John Henry
Parker, of Norwich, at Griswold, Ct., by
Rev. Mr. Bliss, Nov. i, 1829

Rev. James and Catharine Bartlett, daughter
of George, at Charlestown, Mass. Ameri-
can of Dec. 25, 1829

Dudley, of Pawtucket, and Jane W. P. Hill,
at Mannsville, by Rev. Dr. Benedict.
American of April 26, 1830

Emily and Alonzo H. Keith, at Hopkinton.
American of April i, 1831

Gilbert, of Taunton, formerly of Bristol, and
HopestiU Potter Munro, daughter of Major
Hezekiah, of Bristol, by Rev. Mr. Bristed, April 24, 183 1

Mary Ann and Jonathan Waterman, at New

Bedford. American of May 10, 183 1

Ruth A. and William Smith, at Eastham.

American of May 17, 1831

Martha B., of Attleboro, and Joshua H.
Work, of Providence, at Attleboro, by ,

Rev. Mr. Chapin, Oct. 24, 1831

Betsey M. and Ethan Allen, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Dr. Pickering, Sept. 13, 1832

WALL William and Ann Saunders, at Provi-
dence. American of Dec. 7, 1822

Eliza S. and Adam Brown, at Providence, by

Rev. Dr. Gano, July 3, 1825

Samuel C. and Almira Whitman, at Coven-
try. American of Oct. 7, 1825
WALLACE Samuel, aged 15 years, 6 months,
and Mrs. Betsey Coffin, aged 57 years, at
Londonderry, N. H. American of June 12, 18 10

Mary, daughter of Benjamin, Esq., of Albany,
N. Y., and John Clifford, formerly of this
town, merchant, at Albany, by Rev. Dr.
Neill. American of ' March 3, 1815

William, merchant, and Kitty Leegy, both
of and at Philadelphia. The courtship,
consent and marriage took 30 minutes.
American of Sept. 20, 1816

Harriet, daughter of Capt. David, of Hyde
Co., N. C, and Stephen G. Field, formerly
of this town, at Hyde Co., N. C. Amer-
ican of Dec. II, 1818

432 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

WALLACE Hetty Ann, daughter of Capt.

David, of Hyde Co., N. C, and Israel

Sheldon, formerly of Pawtuxet, at Hyde

Co., Dec. 14, 1820

Frances, daughter of Capt. David, of Ocra-

cock, and Israel Sheldon, of Mattamusket,

at Portsmouth, N. C. American of July 22, 1825

Rachal L. and Gilmore Pond, at Lowell.

American of Sept. 15, 1829

WALLACH Harriet, daughter of Moses, Esq.,

and Jacob Crowningshield, U. S. Navy, at

Boston. American of June 14, 1825

WALLEN Phebe, eldest daughter of the late

Capt. Jonathan, and Joseph Field, both of

and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Oct. 7, 1819

John and Sophia H. Field, daughter of the

late John, both of and at Providence, by -

Rev. Mr. Wilson, " Feb. 9, 1820

WALLIN Sarah and George Weeden, both of

and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering, April 2, 1829

WALLIS Nancy Hale and James Cameron, at

Pawtucket, by Rev. Mr. Taft, Jan. 30, 1825

WALSH Michael and Sarah Brown, at U. S.

Marine Hospital, Chelsea. American of April 22, 1831

WALTER Mary H. and Alfred Crowningshield,

at Valley Falls. American of April 8, 1823

WALTERS Sophia and Francis Bliven, both of

and at this town. American of Aug. 23, 1814

WALTON Atlantick Ocean and Reuben C.

Miller, in Virginia. American of Jan. 6, 181 8

Amos and Mary H. Messinger, both of and

at Attleboro. American of Dec. 23, 1823

Samuel W. and Sally L. Willard, of Provi-
dence, at Chepachet, by Rev. Mr. Angell, Sept. 12, 1824
WARD Joseph, Esq., of Stamford, and Frances

Ellsworth, second daughter of the late

Hon. Oliver, at Windsor, Ct., May 10, 1809

Elizabeth and Nicholas Underwood, both of

Newport, by Rev. Mr. Webb, Aug. 22, 181 1

Samuel, of South Kingstown, and Lucinda

Paine, daughter of the late William, of and

at New Shoreham, Sept. 26, 181 1

Henry, Esq., of New York, and Eliza Hall,

daughter of the late Dr. Hall, of and

at Pomfret, Ct., Sept. 2, 1818

Abby, daughter of Benjamin, of Newport,

and Edward Underwood, of Providence, at

Newport. American of Jan. 11, 1820

Prescilla L., daughter of Benoni, and James

M. Tuell, both of and at Newport. Amer-

^«^^" of Sept. 15, 1820

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES 433

WARD Benoni and Mary Finn, both of and at

Newport. American of Oct. 17, 1820

Silas and Alice C. Boone, daughter of James,

at Newport. American of Oct. 27, 1820

Rev. John, of St. Louis, formerly Rector of

Church in Lexington, and Sarah Clifford,

at Lexington, Ky., May 17, 1821

Sally, daughter of Nicholas, and Thomas

Bush, Jr., at Newport. American of Sept. 20, 1822

John and Wealthy Maxon, daughter of Isaac,

at Newport. American of Dec. 31, 1822

Benjamin W. C, of Newport, and Susan E.

K. Munro, of Bristol, at Middleboro.

American of April 27, 1824

Sarah H., daughter of Thomas W., Esq., and

Benjamin P. Putnam, of Marietta, O., at

Shrewsbury, Mass. American of Oct. 12, 1824

Harriet, daughter of Nicholas, and Perry

Sherman, at Newport. American of May 24, 1825

Frances Fidelia, daughter of Judge Ward,

and Rev. Alvan Lamson, of Dedham, at

Boston. American of July 22, 1825

Susan C, of Providence, and Daniel B. Davis,

of Newport, at Providence, by Rev. Mr.

Webb, Oct. 3, 1825

Delia, daughter of Artemus, Esq., and John

Manning, at Worcester, Dec. 14, 1825

Mrs. Wealthy Ann, of Cumberland, and Wel-
come Nichols, of Coventry, at Smithfield,

by Thomas Mann, Esq., March 17, 1828

Gardiner G., of West Greenwich, and Ann

Elizabeth Maxon, of and at Smithfield, by

Thomas Mann, Esq., Dec. 25, 1828

Lucy A. and Charles Leman, at Boston, by

Rev. Mr. Motte. American of Feb. 9, 1830

Ann and James Tilley, both of and at New-
port, by Rev. Mr. Eddy, Jan. 19, 1831
William, a soldier of the Revolution, 105, and

Catharine Wright, 48, at Federalsburgh,

Md. American of Jan. 10, 1832

WARDLOW James and Eliza Cooke, eldest

daughter of Robert, both of and at See-

konk. American of Jan. 26, 1821

WARDWELL Lydia, daughter of Col. Samuel,

and Allen Smith, of Dighton, at Bristol, by

Rev. Mr. Wright, Nov. 29, 1809-

Sally, daughter of Col. Samuel, and Thomas

Peckham, Jr., married at Bristol, by Rev.

Mr. Wright, Nov. 29, 1809

434 VITAL RECORD OP RHODE ISLAND

WARDWELL Elizabeth, daughier of Stephen,
and John Dunwell, all of and at this town,
by Rev. Mr. Wilson, July 20, 1812

Mary, daughter of Stephen, and Capt. Ba-
nanuel Bowers, both of and at Providence,
by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Sept. 14, 1815

Abigail and Henry Wright, Jr., merchant, at

Bristol, by Rev. Mr. Mann, Jan. 23, 1817

Col. Samuel and Mrs. Lucy Coggeshall, at

Bristol, Nov. 23, 1817

Capt. George S. and Rebecca 1. Churchill,
daughter of Capt. Benjamin K., both of
and at Bristol, at St. Michael's Church, by
Rev. Bishop Griswold, May 31, 1819

Josiah S. and Sally Lindsey, at Bristol.

American of May 4, 1821

John and Dorcas Corey Snow, daughter of
John, both of and at Providence, by Rev.
Mr. Wilson, Feb. 19, 1823

Stephen Snow and Mary Seabury, at Provi-

- dence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Dec. 9, 1823

Celia D. and Ichabod Perry, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Dec. 9, 1825

Ellen, eldest daughter of Allen, Esq., of Bris-
tol, and Rev. Isaac Stoddard, of New Lon-
don, at Bristol. American of July 8, 1825

Thomas J. and Lydia H, Greene, daughter of
Major William F., both of and at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Oct. 26, 1825

Dea. Stephen and Mrs. Elizabeth Shaw, both

of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, May 17, 1826

Eleanor and Thomas Greene Munro, at Bris-
tol, by Rev. Mr. Wight, May i, 1827
WARE Clarinda, of Uighton, and Aroriet Rich-
mond, of this town, at Dighton, by Rev.
Mr. Gushee, Feb. 10, i8ii

Harriet J. and Franklin Newell, of this town,

at Shrewsbury. American of ' Nov. 29, 181 1

Charles, an officer in U. S. Navy Yard,
Charlestown, Mass., and Catharine Au-
gusta Rhodes, of Boston, daughter of the
late Dr. F. W., by Rev. Mr. Wilson, May u, 1817

Mary, daughter of Dr. George, of Dighton,
Mass., and Capt. Seth Talbot, at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Edes, Aug. 9, 18 19

Rev. William, pastor of First Congregational
Church, N. Y., and Mary Waterhouse,
daughter of Rev. Benjamin, of and at Cam-
bridge, Mass. American of June 17, 1823

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES 435

WARE Augusta, of Boston, and Benjamin H.

Norton, publisher of Hartford Times, at

Grenfield. American of Aug. 13, 1824

Rev. Henry and Mary Packard, daughter of

late Mark P., Esq., at Boston, by Rev. Mr.

Gannett. American of June 15, 1827

Orlando and Susan W. Maynard, at Worces-
ter, by Rev. Mr. Hoardley, Nov. 24, 1 828
Leander M. and Frances Metcalf, daughter

of Samuel, Esq., both of and at Providence,

by Rev. Dr. Crocker, Oct. 18, 1830

James and Lucretia Farnsworth, at Wren-

tham. American of July 29, 1831

WARFIELD Hannah and Joseph Aibert, both

of and at Milford, by Rev. Mr. Long, June 16, 1828

WARING Leigh, of the Providence Theatre, and

Carohne Placide, of and at New York.

American of July i, 1814

Francis M., of Newport, and Jane Ball, of

and at Charleston, S. C. Oct. 3, 1827

Amelia, youngest daughter of Dr. E. T., and

Elias O. Ball, Esq., of Charleston, S. C,

at Newport, June 3, 1830

WARNER James M. and Lydia W. Searle,

daughter of John, in this town, by Rev.

Mr. Wilson, May 24, 1812

Bathsheba and Jacob Synja, both of and at

this town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, May 23, 1813

Marcy, of Glocester, and William Coburn, in

this town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson. American

of Sept. 3, 1813

Harriet, daughter of the late Capt. John, of

this town, and William L. Manchester, of

Warwick, by Rev. Dr. Gano. American of Jan. 6, 18 15

Capt. Samuel and Sarah Ann Mann, both of

and at this town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Oct, i, 1815

Catharine and Capt. William Harrison, both

of and at Warwick, by Rev. Mr. Curtis, Jan. i, 1816

Henry W., of New York, and Mrs Anna M.

Bartlett, daughter ot Cornelias I. Bogert,

Esq., of and at Jamaica, L. L, by Rev. Mr.

Sayre, Jan. 17, 1817

Lydia and William Field, 2d, at Providence,

by Rev. Dr. Gano. American of Dec. 18, 1818

Lydia, of Glen's Falls, N. Y., and William

Robinson, formerly of Providence, at

Glen's Falls, by Rev. Mr. Griswold. Amer-
ican of July 25, 1820
James S. and Hepsabreth Cathcart, formerly

of Nantucket, at Mendon. American of June 12, 1821

436 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

WARNER Sarah Ann and Caleb C. Cooke,

both of and at Providence. American of April lo, 1821

Mary and Col. Sayles Mowry, at Glocester,
by John Hawkins, Esq., May 14, 1821

Mary arid Otis Tabor, at Providence, by Rev.
Mr. Wilson, Sept. 2, 1821

Hannah and John Willey, both of and at

. Providence. American of May 17, 1822

Capt. James, of Warwick, and Susan Angell,

of and at Johnston, by Rev. Mr. Sprague, Aug. 17, 1823

William, of Charlestown, Mass., and Ann
Willey, of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Brown, Sept. 22, 1823

Zerviah, of Mendon, Mass., daughter of Dan-
iel, and Capt. Lewis Mowry, of and at
Smithfield. American of Dec. 2, 1823

Sarah and William M. Greene, at Warwick.
American of Dec. 23, 1823

Christopher and Sally Greene, both of War-
wick, at Providence, May 29, 1825

Thomas and Sally Chace, both of Warwick,

at Providence, May 29, 1825

Capt. Gilbert, of New York, and Phebe Bax-
ter, of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Pickenng, July 31, 1825

Thoma.s W. and Maria Willey, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Webb, Jan. 12, 1826

George W., Esq., and Janette Lackey, both
of and at Cumberland, by Rev. Mr. Brown.
American of June 13, 1826

Sally Ann, daughter of late John, and Heze-
kiah Niles, Editor of the Register, at Balti-
more. American of July 11, 1826

Julia A. B. and Josiah H. Ormsbee, both of

and at Providence, bv Rev. Mr. Brown, Oct. 11, 1826

James M., of Providence, and Sarah Bright-
man, formeriy of Westport, at Providence,
by Rev. Mr. Waterman, Jan. 25, 1829

Ann C. and Daniel Y. Young, at Providence,
by Rev. Mr, Pickering, May 27 1829

Caleb and Sally Gould, at Salem. American

fr^ T J ,. ,, Feb. S, 1830

Ehza L., daughter of late John, U. S. Consul

at Havana, and W. H. D. C. Wright, U.

S. Consul at Rio Janeiro, S. A. American

Feb 2^ 18^

Beriah and Luther Tarbell, at Harvard. "

American of j^^j .^ „

Elizabeth and Edwin Brewer, at Middletown ^ ^ ^ > i

^™""'^^" °f July 30,:i830

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES 437

WARNER Stephen G. and Catharine C. Greene,

youngest daughter of William, both of and

at Warwick, by Rev. Mr. Manchester, Feb. 9, 1831

Laura Ann, of Killingly, Ct., and William

Seaver, of Smithfield, at Killingly, Oct. 21, 1832

WARRALL Jane, eldest daughter of John, of

Philadelphia, merchant, formerly of Lime-
rick, Ireland, and Edmund Lee Ellis, Esq.,

of Staten Island, N. Y., at Philadelphia, by

Rev. Dr. Abercrombie. American of Aug. i, 1828

WARREN Dr. Thomas and Martha DeWolfe,

daughter of Charles, all of Bristol, in this

town, Nov. 23, 181 1

Lewis and Mary Cole, of Warwick, in this

town, by Rev. Dr. Gano. American of March 28, 1815

Hetty, of Lyme, Ct., and Job Hamilton, of

Warwick, at Lyme. American of Jan. 16, i8j8

Matilda and Capt. Benjamin Church, both of

and at Bristol, by Rev. Mr. Mann. Amer-
ican of July 25, 1820
Mary Ann, daughter of Samuel, of Bristol,

and William Jones, of Charleston, S. C, at

Bristol, Sept. 12, 1824

Pelham W., Esq., and Jeanette Taylor, in

Plymouth, (Clarke's Island,) by Rev. Dr.

Kendall. American of Oct. 21, 1825

Charles H., of New Bedford, and Abby B.

Hedge, daughter of B , Esq., of and at

Plymouth, by Rev. Dr. Kendall,
Nancy B., daughter of Major Russell, and

Henry Brown, both of and at Bristol, by

Rev. Mr. Mann,
Almira, daughter of Joseph, and Benjamin D.

Davol. American of
Abraham, of Fall River, and Diana Gilford,

at Tiverton, by Rev. Job Borden,
Rev. Charles J., of Attleboro, and Charlotte

Wesson, of and at Milbury. American of
David B., of Pawtucket, and Eliza Bateman,

of and at Providence,
Joseph, 17, and Hannah Baker, 19, at Dart-
mouth. American of
Anna G. and Josiah H. Hammond, at Graf-
ton. American of
Minerva, daughter of Joseph, deceased, and

Joseph S. Cooke, at Fall River, by Rev.

Mr. Smith,
John and Hannah Hiller, at New Bedford.

American of

Dec. 27,

1825

Sept. 3,

1826

March 2,

1827

Sept. 12,

1827

June 10,

1828

Dec. 3,

1828

Aug. 18,

1829

Oct. 23,

1829

Dec. I,

1830

Jan. 7,

1831

438

VITAL RECORD OP RHODE ISLAND

WARREN Robert and Mary Ann Frisby, at
Peterboro, Eng. The marriage of his father
to his bride's sister has been announced.
He can say:

My wife my father's sister is,
My sister is my mother,
My wife my father's daughter is.
My father is my brother.
WARRINER Abner M., of Palmer, Mass., and
Mary Ann Greene, daughter of the late
Col. Job, of and at Warwick, by Rev. Mr.
Curtis,
WARRING Ann B., daughter of the late Capt.
Hambleton Warring, of North Carolina,
and Co). Job Greene, Jr., of and at Cov-
entry, by Rev. Levi Walker,
Hambleton, of Edenton, N. C, and Eliza
Jeanette Field, daughter of Joseph, of and
at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering,
WARRINGTON, Capt. Lewis, U. S. Navy, and
Carey King, daughter of the late Miles,
Esq., of and at Norfolk, Va.
WARTMAN Jacob and Catharine Moonshire,
after a courtship of 15 years, in Chester Co.,
Penn., married April 13, April i8th he
posted her,
WA.SHBURN Fanny, of Raynham, and Horatio
Leonard, Esq., sheriff of Bristol Co., Mass ,
at Bristol, by Rev. Mr. Wight,

Betsey, daughter of Col. , of Middleboro,

and Hercules Chesman, Esq., attorney at
law of Freetown, at Bristol, by Rev. Mr.
Bates. -American of
Lysander, merchant, of Boston, and Martha
D. Dean, daughter of Silas, of and at New-
port, by Rev. Mr. Wheaton,
Rue], Esq., of Livermore, Me., and Delia
King, daughter of Barzillai, at Raynham, by
Rev. Stephen Hull. American of
William, of Taunton, and Mrs. Phebe Pearce
Penno, daughter of Dr. Benjamin Dyer,
of and at Cranston. American of
Isaac, Jr., merchant, of Taunton, and Joanna
S. Atwood, of Providence, at Cranston.
American of
Betsey and Rodney Grinnell, at Taunton.

American of
Milton and Abigail Keith, of Middleboro, at
Freetown. American of

Feb. 21, 1813

Dec. 6, 1818
March 25, 1824
March 13, 1817

May 3, 181 1
Sept. 25, 1812

Feb. 21, 1815

July 14, 1818

Oct, 27, 1820

Sept. 28, 1 82 1

June 4, 1822

March 29, 1825

May 3, 1825

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES

439

WASHBURN Caleb Strong, of Raynham, and
Sarah Tillinghast Oldridge, of and at Bris-
tol, by Rev. Joel Mann. Aroerican of

Ruth and Rev. Joseph Muencher, both of
Leicester, Mass., at South Leicester, in
Christ Church, by Rt. Rev. Bishop Gris-
wold. American of

Philo, of Middleboro, and Harriet White, of
and at Raynham, by Rev. E. Sanford.
American of

Philo and Harriet White, at Raynham.
American of

Albert G. and Mary Park, both of and at
Taunton, by Rev. Mr. Cobb,

Sarah and Asa Tabor, at New Bedford.
American of

Jeremiah and Adeline S. Lovis, at Boston.
American of

Elizafbeth N., daughter of late Isaac, and
Francis S. Munro, of Bristol, at Taunton,
by Rev. Mr. West,
WASHINGTON Elizabeth, daughter of Lund,
Esq., and Lieut. Joseph S. Macpherson, U.
S. Navy, both of and at Washington, D. C.
American of

Dr. Bailey, Surgeon U. S. Navy, and Anna
Matilda Lee, daughter of late Richard
Bland Lee, Esq., at Washington City.
American of
WATERHOUSE Dr. Benjamm and Louisa Lee,
daughter of Thomas, Esq., at Cambridge,
Mass. American of

Mary, daughter of Rev. Benjamin, of Cam-
bridge, and Rev. William Ware, Pastor of
First Congregational Church, N. Y., at
Cambridge, Mass. American of
WATERMAN Richard, of this town, and Mary
C. Thurston, daughter of Samuel I., mer-
chant, of and at Georgetown, S. C, by
Rev. Mr. Holling,

Stephen and Amey Aldrich, daughter of
Esek, in this town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Mary, of Glastonbury, Ct., and Capt. Chaun-
cey Cooley, Jr., of Providence, at Glaston-
bury,

George and Patience Brownell, both of and
at Johnston, by Rev. Mr. Jones,

Christopher and Mrs. Lydia Potter, at Cran-
ston, by Rev. Mr. Sprague,

Sept. 30, 1825

Nov. 22, 1825

Feb. 24, 1826
March 3, 1826

Oct. 27, 1826
Aug. 27, 1830
Sept. 24, 1830

Jan. 27, 1833

Feb. 16, 1819

Dec. 4, 1829
Oct. I, 1819

June 17, 1823

May 30, 1809
Feb. 4, i8io

Feb. 3, 1813
March 28, 18 13
March 24, 1814

440

VITAL RECORD OP RHODE ISLAND

WATERMAN Dr. Henry and Sarah Thurber,
daughter of late Edward, at Providence,
by Rev. Dr. Gano,

Thankful and John Day, at Johnston, by
Rev. Mr. Sprague,

William, Jr., and Amey Bowen, daughter of
Asaph, Esq., at Coventry, by Rev. Mr.
Stone,

Emma, second daughter of John, of Warwick,
and Col. Ray G. Allen, of North Kings-
town, at Warwick, by Rev. Mr. Littlefield.
American of

Amey, daughter of Asael, of Johnston, and
Elisha S. Winsor, of Glocester, at John-
ston, by Rev. Mr. Park,

Louisa, daughter of the late James, of Cum-
berland, and Mo wry Taft, formerly of Ux-
bridge, Mass., now of and at Cumberland,
by Rev. Mr. Potter, American of

Charles, Jr., and Fanny Fenner, second
daughter of James, both of and at John-
ston. American of

Sarah, daughter of the late James, and Am-
brose Clarke, both of and at Cumberland,
by Rev. Mr. Potter,

Amey, daughter of Resolved, Esq., of John-
ston, and Robert Bowen, at Scituate, by
Rev, Mr. Sprague. American of

Benoni, of Johnston, and Ruth D. Knight,
daughter of Capt. Richard, of and at Cran-
ston. American of

Mary, daughter of Capt. Elisha, and Henry
Whitford, of Coventry, Ct., at Johnston.
American of

Amey, eldest daughter of Thomas, and Syl-
vester Hartshorn, of Providence, at Smith-
field, by Rev. Mr. White. American of

James and Lydia Waterman Thornton, eldest
daughter of William, at Johnston. Amer-
ican of

Marcy, daughter of Resolved, and William
Greene, both of and at Johnston. Amer-
ican of

Jemima, daughter of Capt. Charles, and Wil-
liam Waterman, 2d, both of and at John-
ston. American of

William, 2d, and Jemima Waterman, daugh-
ter of Capt. Charles, both of and at
Johnston. American of

Oct. 27, 1814
March 23, 181 7

May 28, 1818

Feb. 9, 1819
May 16, 1819

Oct. 5, 1819

Febi29, 1820

March 12, 1820

April 18, 1820

Sept. 12, 1820

Oct. 31, 1820

Dec. 15, 1820

March 6, 1821

Aug. 3, 1 82 1

Oct. 16, 1821

Oct. 16, 1821

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES

441

WATERMAN Eliza, daughter of Andrew, Esq.,
and John G. Needham, of Franklin, Mass.,
in Smithfield. American of

L,aban and Maria Smith, daughter of late
Capt. Brown Smith, at Johnston. Amer-
ican of

Zerviah, eldest daughter of Dr. George, of
Cranston, and Simeon Arnold, of Warwick,
at Cranston. American of

Zeno and Mary Ann Phelps, of Bristol, at
Johnston. American of

Edward and Prudence Carpenter, at John-
ston. American of

George and Britannia F. Baxter, both of and
at Johnston. American of

Major Job, Jr., and Nancy Stone, of Pawtuxet,
at Johnston. American of

Stephen and Eliza Aldrich, both of Provi-
dence, at Mendon,

Sally, of Smithfield, and Major Charles
Sprague, of Cranston, at Providence, by
Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Sarah, of Coventry, and Amos Fiske, of
Providence, at Coventry, by Rev. Charles
Stone,

Susan and Thomas J. Eaton, both of Smith-
field, at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Rev. Thomas J., of Providence, and Delia

Storrs, daughter of D Storrs, Esq., of

and at Mansfield, Ct., by Rev. A. S. At-
wood.

Resolved, of Providence, and Ann Louisa
Shaw, daughter of Dr. William G., of and
at Wickford, by Rev. Mr. Burge,

James W. and Maria W. B. Waterman, both
of Providence, at Johnston, by Rev. Mr.
Manchester,

Maria W. B. and James W. Waterman, both
of Providence, at Johnston, by Rev. Mr.
Manchester,

Stacy and Mary A. Shaw, at Johnston, by
Rev. Mr. Manchester. American of

Mary and Capt. Daniel S. Cooke, both of
Providence, at New York, by Rev. Edward
Mitchell,

Andrew T. and Caroline Greene, at Boston.
American of

Richard, of Warwick, and Diana Maria
Chapin, daughter of Moses, of and at Ux-
bridge, by Rev. Mr. Judson,

Nov. 9, 1 82 1

Jan. 7, 1822

March i, 1822

Aug. 6, 1822

March 18, 1823

Sept. 26, 1823

Oct. 21, 1823

July 5, 1824

Nov. 22, 1824

Feb. 26, 1826
July 10, 1827

Dec. II, 1827

May 27, 1828

Feb. 9, 1829

Feb. 9, 1829
April 10, 1829

Sept. 25, 1829
July 30, 1830

Feb. IS, 1831

442

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

Mrs. Phebe
by Rev. Mr.

WATERMAN Richard, of Warwick, and Diana

Maria Chapin, at Uxbridge. American ot

Jonathan and Mary Ann Walker, at New

Bedford. American of
Martha E., daughter of Nathan, Jr., Esq.,
and John F. Dyer, both of and at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Dr. Wayland,
John R., of Providence, and
Slade, of and at Swanzey,
Sldde,
WATERS Harriet and William C. Wilder, ot
Hamilton, U. C, at Leominster. Amer-
ican of
WATKINS Ann and John T. Rolands, at New

York. American of
WATSON Lieut. Benjamin, U. S. Army, and
Fanny Lassell, daughter of Charles, at
Newport. American of
John, Jr., of Rehoboth, and Lydia M. Martin,
daughter of Dr. Calvin, of and at Seekonk,
by Rev. Mr. Hill,
William and Ann Allen, daughter of the late
Capt. Noah, at Rehoboth, by Rev. Mr.
Thompson,
Matthew and Abby B. Wheaton, daughter of
Col. Seth, both of and at Providence, by
Rev. Mr. Edes,
Mary and Major Gideon Angell, both of and

at Scituate. American of
Desire, daughter of Hon. John, and William
Browning, of South Kingstown, at Ston-
ington. American of
Major Benjamin, U. S. Army, and Elizabeth

Marsh, at Pittsfield, Mass. American of
James W., of Newport, and Harmony Carey,

at Bridgewater, Mass. American of
Merebah, daughter of Robert H., Esq., of
Jamestown, and George Anthony, of Ports-
mouth, at Jamestown. American of
Daniel W. and Mary Congdon, daughter of
Thomas R., both of and at Jamestown.
American of
Mrs. Lucy F., daughter of Gen. Nathan Wil-
lis, and Major Benjamin F. Earned, U. S.
Army, at Pittsfield. American of
Eliza, of Taunton, and Jacob Chopin, Esq.,
editor of Columbian Reporter, at Taunton.
American of
Dr. Daniel, of South Kingstown, and Sarah
G. C. Arnold, daughter of late Capt. Perry,
of and at East Greenwich. American of

Feb. 25, 1831
May io, 1831

Oct. 31. 1 83 1

Jan. I, 1833

Aug. 6, 1830
Aug. 21, 1829

Sept. I, 1812

Feb. 24, 1813

Dec. 29, 1816

June 30, 1 818
March 26, 18 19

July 27, 18 19
Dec. 31, 1819
Jan. 12, 1 82 1

Nov. 6, 1821

April 30, 1822

Oct. 28, 1823

Dec. 23, 1823

March 26, 1824

RHODE ISLAI^D AMERICAN— marriages 443

WATSON Joseph W. and Sarah W3tson, daugh-
ter of late Borden Watson, of and at
j^,, Jamestown. American of ,. April 20, 1824

Sarah, daughter of Jate Borden Watson, of
Jamestown, and Joseph W. Watson, at
iLci .Jamestown. American of April 20, 1824

Sarah "H., daughter of Edward, and .Edward

Austin, at Newport. American of Aug. 17, 1824

P y , Mehitable, daughter of Edward, and Timothy

Lawton. American of , April 8, 1825

Jane L, and George Graham^ Esq., commis-
sioner of the General Land Office, at
Washington. American of July 22, 1825

; Ray J. and IVfary B. Nichols, both of and at

Pawtucket, by Rev. Dr. Benedict, ' July 30, 1826

Zilpha and Charles Card, both of and at Cov-
entry. American of Feb. i, 1828

Thomas, of Coventry, and Sylvania Dyer,
youngest daughter of late Nathan, of and
at -Cranston, by Rev. Mr. Tillinghast, May 25, 1828

William R., Esq., and Mary Ann Earle,
youngest daughter of Hon. Caleb, both of
and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Edes, Feb. 26, 1829

Mary Ann and Gabriel Priest, at Pawtucket,
by Rev. Mr Potter, March 29, 1829

Mary and John Swords, at Boston. Ameri-
can of Oct. 6,. 1 829

Mary Ann, daughter of Elisha, of South
Kingstown, and Capt. John H. Cross, of
Westerly, at South Kingstown, by Rev.
Lemuel Burge. American of Nov. 24, 1829

Lydia, second daughter of Joseph, Esq., and
William H. Mason, Esq., both of and at
Thompson, Ct., by Rev. Mr. Dow, July 4, 1830

Edward and Merebeth Burdick, both of and
at Newport, by Rev. Mr. Eddy. Ameri-
can of Dec. 21, 1830
WATTS David and Ann B. Prentice, by Rev.

Dr. Wayland, June 17, 1828

William B. and Nancy B. Weymouth, at

Portland. American of Nov. 17, 1829

WAY Ann and William Lawson, both of and at

Newport. American of July i, 1814

Susan P. and Thomas Swinbourne, at New-
port, by Rev. Mr. Eddy, Oct. 18, 1829
WAYNE Eliza Clifford, of Savannah, and Wil-
liam Neff, Esq., of Cincinnati, at Savan-
nah. American of June 14, 1825
WEATHERHEAD Isaac and. Sophia Greene,
daughter of Barnabas, both of and at
Providence, Sept. 5, 1819

444

VITAL RECORD QF RHODE ISLAND

WEATHERHEAD Merebah and William Wil-
kinson, 2d, both of and at Cumberland, by
Rev. Mr. Potter,

George and Atola Amsbufy, daughter of
Jabez, Esq., both of and at Cumberland.
Atnerican of

William W., of Cumberland, and Susan Ba-
ker, of Foster, at Johnston, by Rev. Mr.
Manchester)

Amey Comstock and Experience Whiting
Cargill, both of Cumberland, at Pawtucket,
by Rev. Dr. Benedict,

Huldah, of Cumberland, and Albett Barber,
of Providence, at Cumberland,
WEAVER Lydia, of Rehoboth, and Lemuel
Kennedy, of Pawtucket, at Rehoboth, by
Rev. Mr. Hill,

Benjamin and Hannah Briggs, daughter of
Joseph, both of and at Newport, married
by Rev. Mr. Eddy,

Philip, of Coventry, and Mrs Merian Keane,
of and at this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano,

Susan and William Relph, at Cranston,

Walton A., of East Greenwich, and Ann
Turner, daughter of Guy, at New London,
Ct. American of

Eunice, youngest daughter of Dutee, Esq.,
of East Greenwich, and Lewis Collins, of
Massachusetts, at East Greenwich. Amer-
ican of

James B., of Coventry, and Mary Newton, of
and at Voluntown, Ct. American of

Charles S. and Diana Northup, at Coventry.
American of

Sally C. and Lindsey Johnson, both of and at
Coventry. American of

Benjamin, Esq., and Eleanor D. Allsboro, of
Portsmouth, at Freetown. American of

Spencer, of Coventry, and Catharine Corey,
at Plainfield, Ct. American of

Catharine, daughter of Perry, and George W.
Cole, at Newport. American of

William T. and Mercy Hopkins, at Smith-
field. American of

Matthew and Mrs. Abigail Nason, at New-
port. American of

Jacob M., of Richmond, Va., formerly of
Newport, and Isabella G. Smith, daughter
of Andrew, of and at Washington, D. C,

Joseph and Martha Sheffield, both of Provi-
dence, at Newport, by Rev. Mr. Eddy,

July 9, 1820

Oct. 29, 1822

May 3t, 1829

Oct. 27, 1829
Nov. 26, 1829

Dec. 8, 1808

Oct. 29, 1809

March 29, 1812
April 3, 1 8 14

May 8, 1818

Oct. 27, 1820
Oct. 29, 1822
June 10, 1823
June 10, 1823
July 13, 1824
Oct. 12, 1824
Oct. 19, 1824
Oct. 30, 1827
Jan. 8, 1828

June 27, 1828
Aug. 3, 1828

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES

445

WEAVER Daniel, of Columbus, N. Y., and
Caroline Coggeshall, daughter of Jonathan,
of Portsmouth, at Newport, by Rev. Mr.
Eddy. American of

George, of New Bedford, and Mrs. Susan
Tripp, of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Farley,
WEBB Nathan, Jr. and Elizabeth Rhino, at Al-
bany. American of

William, of Virginia, and Harriet W. Greene,
of Providence, at Newport, by Rev. Mr.
Elton. American of

Martha Washington, daughter of Col. Thomas
S., and Benjamin Graves, Esq., merchant,
of New York, at Worthington, O.,

Wealthy, of Seekonk, and Whipple Jenckes,
of Cumberland, at Seekonk. American of

Capt. S. H., 3d U. S. Infantry, and Harriet
E. Baker, daughter of Major Daniel, U. S.
Army, at Port of Saguana. American of

Lieut. James W., of 3d U. S. Infantry, ajid
Helen Lispenard Stewart, daughter of
Alexander L., at New York. American of

Mary, of Windham, and Christopher T. Hunt-
ington, of Hartford, at Windham. Ameri-
can of

Dr. William and Amanda Walcott, at Wind-
ham, Ct. American of

Mary Collins, daughter of Rev. Mr. Webb,
and Capt. Charles Clarke Cooke, at New-
port. .American of

Hannah C, of Windham, Ct., and Col. Ar-
nold Walker, of Scituate, R. I., at Brook-
lyn, Ct. American of

Capt. Stephen H., U. S. Army, and Mary J.
Stewart, daughter of A. L., Esq., at New
York, by Rev. William Parkinson,

Horatio, printer, and Betsey Pike, both of
Brooklyn, Ct., at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Edes,

Emily and George Shores, at Worcester,

Harriet and Nathan Arnold, both of Cum-
berland, at Valley Falls,

Elizabeth and Joseph Holmes, at Salem.
American of

Thomas and Elizabeth Andrews, at Salem.
American of

Louisa, daughter of Nathan, Esq., and Jacob
Foster, Jr., at Charlestown, Mass. Amer-
ican of

Dec. 21, 1830

March 14, 1832
Jan. 3, 1815

March 2, 1819

April 4, 1 820
Jan. 24, 1823

May 30, 1823

July 8, 1823

Oct. 3, 1823
Jan. 16, 1824

Sept. 7, 1824

Nov. 2, 1824

Feb. 14, 1826

April 16, [826
March 18, 1827

Oct. 4, 1827

Dec. 25, 1829

Feb. 19, 1830

July 7, 1830

446 VITAL iREeORD; OF RH(>pE ISLAND^

WEBB Maria and Capt. Isaac Southgate, of /;.'

Leicester, at Windham, Ct. American of' July 13. 1830
WEBBER Miss — -r and Capt. — — Richards.

The bride is 3 years older than her mother's ' ':

husband, and .50 years younger than her

own, in England. American of Ja:n- 5, 1816

Orlin and Ann Durfee, daughter of Capt.

Allen, at Tiverton. American of ' Feb. 23, 182 1

...Mrs. Susannah and Whipple Freeman, both

"of Smithfield, at- Providence. American of Sept. 11, 1821
Ruth and George W. Wilraarth, both of and
J at Rehoboth. American of Aug. 13, 1822

■' Eliza, of Smithfield, and Alpheus Randall, of

Cranston, at Cumberland, by Rev. Mr.

Benedict, Dec. 11,1825

Joseph and Mary Ann Webster, formerly of

Salem, N H., at Boston, April 7, 183 1

Sarah, of Rehoboth, and Otis Skinner, of

Mansfield, at Rehoboth, by Rev. Mr.

Vernon, July .5. '831

WEBSTER Hannah, daughter of Capt. Nicholas,

of Newport, and Dr. Stephen Mosher, at
• , Union Springs^ N. Y. American of Sept. 19, 1817

Susan and Capt. Thomas Todd, Editor of the

Argus, at Portland, Me. American of. May i, 1821

Hon. Daniel, of Boston, and Caroline LeRoy,

daughter of Herman, Esq., of and at New

York, by Rev. Dr. Wainwright, Dec. 12, 1829

Sarah Ann C. and Samuel Rea, at Ports-
mouth, American of Sept. 24, 1830
Mary Ann, formerly of Salem, N. H., and

Joseph Webber, at Boston, April 7, 1831

WEED Adrian, Jr., of Worcester, Mass., and

Anna T. Hunt, of and at Warwick, by

Rev. Mr. Jacobs, April 25, 1S13

WEEDEN Capt. George and Zelinda Farnum,

both of and at this town, by Rev. Mr.

Edes, Dec. 31, 1809

Mary, daughter of Capt. George,, and Joseph

Cowing, all of this town, by Rev. Mr. Edes, June 24, 181 1
Sarah, of New York, and David Smith, of

this town, at New York. American of July 12, 1816

Benjamin D. and Cornelia Sowle, daughter

of Capt. Cornelius, both of and at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Nov. 13, 1816
Capt. James and Lydia Mowry, both of and

at Pawtucket, by Rev. Mr. Benedict, June i, 1817

Henry D. and Joanna Alger, youngest daugh-
ter of the late Capt. Joseph, at Providence,

by Rev. Dr. Crocker, Dec. 4, 1817

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-^MARRIAGES 447

WEEDEN Holden and Abby Anthony, at Ports-
mouth. American of Dec. 14, 1821
Lydia, of North Providence, and Stephen

Briggs, of and at Attleboro. American of Dec. 14, 1821
Eliza, daughter of late Capt. James, and John

Gardiner, both of and at Pawtucket, by

Rev. Mr. Benedict, Jan. 28, 182?

Merebah, daughter of late William, of James-
town, and J'oram Northup, of and at North

Kingstown. American of June 20, 1823

John S., of Bristol, and Elizabeth Lyon,

daughter of late Capt. William, of and at

Newport. American of Oct. 14, 1823

Tiddeman H. and Eliza L. Boss, daughter of

late William, at Newport. American of Jan. 20, 1824

Mary, daughter of Peleg, Esq., and Thomas

S. Wightman, both of and at Wickford.

American of April 16, 1824

Mary, daughter of Peleg, Esq , of Newport,

and Samuel Jeffers, at Newport. Amer-
ican of April 16, 1824
William and Lydia G. Barney, daughter of

late Cromwell, both of and at Providence,

by Rev. Mr'. Edes, Sept. 12, 1824

Benjamin, Jr., of Hopkinton, R. L, and Mary

Young, daughter of Deacon Consider, of

and at Windham, Ct. American of Sept. 16, 1825

George E., of North Kingstown, and Dorcas

.Hall, of East Greenwich, at Exeter.

American of Oct. 4, 1825

Freelove N. and Capt. Gideon Freeborn, at

Wickford, by Rev. Mr. Gale, Nov. 13, 1825

Enos H. and Rebecca W. Petty, daughter of

Daniel, both of and at Providence, by Rev.

Mr. Pickering, Nov. 17, 1825

Jane, of Providence, and Peleg Potter, of

Portsmouth, at Portsmouth, by Rev. Mr.

Pickering, Oct. i, 1826

George W. and Frances Morgan, at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering, Jan. 17, 1827
Sarah H. and William B. Corey, at Warwick,

by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Oct. 5, 1828

George and Frances Randall, daughter of

Dr. Stephen, in this town, Oct. 16, 1808

George and Sarah Wallin, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering, April 2, 1829

Sarah, daughter of late George, Esq., and

Philip Case, merchant, at Providence, at

the Unitarian Church, by Rev. Mr. Farley, Nov. 25, 1829

448

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

WEEDEN Hidden C. and Susan Jackson Arn-
old, second daughter of Samuel, Esq., of
and at Smithfield, by Rev. Mr. Edes,
Stephen R. and Nancy Bacheller, both of

and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Tobey,
Waitey Ann, of Newport, and Allen Wright,
at Bristol,
WEEKS Hannah and Hon. Josiah Hurtletl, M.
C. from New Hampshire, at Greenfield, N.
H. American of
WEfiKES Hannah and William Lloyd, at New-
port. American of
Charles and Abigail Snow, daughter of Hon.

Benjamin, at Ashford, Ct, American of
George U. and Almira F. Jenckes, daughter
of Ebenezer, Esq., of Savannah, Ga., at
Poughkeepsie, N. Y., by Rev. Mr. Read,
Sarah Caroline, of Wilmington, N. C, and
John R. French, of Fall River, at Wilming-
ton,
WELD John D., of Broomfield, Mass., and Julia
Winsor, daughter of Augustus, of Smith-
field, at Johnston, by Rev. Mr. Merry,
WELDON Capt. Isaiah and Elizabeth A. Has-
well, daughter of Peter, both of- and at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Tobey,
WELFORD Lavin and Elizabeth Dellingham,

at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,
WELLES LEY Marquis of, Lord Lieutenant of

Ireland, and Mrs. Patterson ; she was

daughter of Richard Caton, of Baltimore ;
had been married twice before, first to Mr.
— ^- Patterson, second to Jerome Bona-
parte, from whom she was divorced at the
order of Napoleon ; at Dublin, Ire. Amer-
ican of
WELLINGTON Ruth, of Watertown, and Isaac
Robbins, at Watertown. American of
Lucy and John Carver, at Boston. American of
WELLMAN Horace, of Attleboro, and Hannah
Smith, daughter of Levi, of and at Cumber-
land, by Rev. Mr. Potter,
Elijah, of Plainfield, Ct., and Mary Carpenter,
of and Foster,
WELLS Harriet, of Warwick, and Simon Ray
Greene, Esq., of East Greenwich, at War-
wick, by Rev. Mr. Littlefield,
WELLES Samuel, Esq., of Boston, and Miss

Fowle, late of Watertown, Mass., at

the house of the American Minister at
Paris, France. American of

April 19, 183 1
Oct. 16, 1831
Nov. 14, 1831

April 28, 1812

Jan. 29, 1822

March 23, 1824

Jan. 19, 1826

April's, '827

March 31, 1829

Dec. I, 183 1
Sept. 22, 1828

Dec. 9, 1825

July I, 1825
Aug. 24, 1830

Dec. 31, 1820
Oct. 9, 1825

May 16, 1813
Nov. 22, 1816

RHODEi ISLAND , AMERICAN-MAERIAGES

U9

WELLS Capt. James, of Hopkinton, and Mrs.
Nancy Love, of and! at Providence, by

i_ -jRev. Dr. Gano,

Welles Thomas, of Foster, and Thankful

L -,i . Lewis, at Killingly, Ct. American of

Rebecca W., eldest daughter of Gideon Hill

■ : .-Welles, and Redwood Fisher, of Philadel-
phia, at Friends' Meeting, Trenton, N. J.
American of

WELLS Elisha C. and Harriet A. Hopkins,

daughter of . Stephen, both of and at

Providence..' American of

_- Albert G., of Rhode Island, and Elizabeth

W. Perkins, of and at Franklin, Ct. Amer-

. ican of

Peter and Sally Perry at Windham. Amer-
ican of
Lydia G., of Sterling, Ct., and Mason Bas-
sett, of Voluntown, at Sterling. American
of

WELLES Capt. Oliver D. and Hannah B. Bab-

v cock, daughter of Rouse, Esq., at West-
erly, by Rev. Mr. Stillman. American of

WELLS Silas, Jr., of Exeter, and Mary W.

- - jBowen, of and at Coventry, by Rev. Mr,
Wilson,

.: . Mrs. Mary L. and Joseph Levering, Esq., at
Boston. American of ^
Benjamin T., of Boston, and Mary Ann Pit-
man, of Portsmouth, N. H., at Boston.
American of
Capt. Levi and Martha Comstock, at East

*!;: Hartford. American of

Major David, 84, Revolutionary Veteran, and

I. .Mrs. Rhoda Kimball, 75, at Haverhill.
American of
Jonathan, 3d, of Randolph, and Sally Cas-
well, at Taunton. American of

WELSH Mary C, daughter of Thomas, and
Gweii Lawrence, at Seekonk. American
of
- Rev. John C, Pastor of the Warren Baptist
Church, and Mehitable Vinton, daughter
of Josiah, of and at Braintree, Mass.

c . ^American of

WEN WOOD Eliza Fry, of Newport, and Francis

■: - ; , Waldo, of Brooklyn, Ct., at Newport,

WESSON Samuel, of Providence, and Relief
Smith, daughter of Daniel, of and at

^, : Shrewsbury, Mass., by Rev. Dr. Sumner,

Dec. 10, 1820
April 24, 1821

Dec. 2^, 1 82 1

March 5, 1822

July 2, 1822
Feb. 3, 1824

.. Feb. 17, 1824

Feb. 21, 1826

Marcb 15, 1829
Oct. 16, 1829

April 13, 1830
July 13, 1830

July 27, 1830
July 27, 1830

Dec. 14, 1 82 1

April 2, 1824
Feb. 3, 1828

, Nov. 5, 1820

450 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

WESSON Phinehas, of Providence, and Lucy
Smith, of and at Shrewsbury, Mass. Amer-
ican of Feb. 27, 1824

Ellery and Desdemonia Wethly, at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Sept. 6, 1826

Louisa and Luke Knox, both of and at Graf-
ton, by Rev. Mr. Conyers. American of Nov. 13, 1827

Charlotte, of Millbury, and Rev. Charles J.
Warren, of Attleboro, at Millbury. Amer-
ican of June 10, 1828
WEST Joseph and Eliza Harwood, daughter of
Edward, both of Newport, in this town, by
Rev. Dr. Messer, Sept. 27, 1815

Ezra and Ann Malcolm, both of and at this
town, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Dec. 7, 18 15

John, Jr., Esq., Attorney at Law, and Mary
Ingraham, both- of and at Bristol, by Rev.
Mr. Mann, May 2, 1816

Sarah, daughter of John, Esq., and Major
Samuel Cooke Fales, at Taunton, Oct. 29, 1816

Martha and Thomas Forrester Potter, both
of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Baker, Nov. 27, 1817

Mary Ann, eldest daughter of William, and
Daniel Hull, both of and at Providence, by
Rev. Mr. Baker, June 28, 1 818

Ansel and Mary I. Osburn, both of and at
Bristol, Oct. 12, i8i8

Mrs. Eliza S., daughter of Edward Harwood,
and David S. Westcott, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Nov. 4 1819

Oliver and Mahala Grant, daughter of Capt. '

Joseph, both of Seekonk, at Barrington.
American of April 10, 182 1

Rhoda and Sylvanus Hearsay, at New Bed-
ford. American of Nov. 2 1821

Lydia R. and Samuel Lewis, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Merrett, at the
Methodist Chapel, Oct 27 1822

Benjamm, of Rehoboth, and Martha Gibbs, '

of and at Swanzey. American of Jan 27 182^

Mary and John Taylor, at Providence, by ■' " '' '^
Rev. Mr. Brown, Nov 7 1824

William H. and Lydia Waldron, daughter of • /> 4

Capt. Leonard, both of and at Bristol, by
Rev. Bishop Griswold, a up- 8 iSofi

Ann M. and Nahum Willard, both of and at
Pawtucket, by Rev. Dr. Benedict, Tuly a ,827

Susan E., daughter of Nathaniel H., and ^ ^ '*' '

Daniel Mitchell, at Bristol, by Rev Mr

W'g^*' ■ ■ Nov. 4, 1827

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES

451

WEST William, Jr., and Cynthia Amsbury.both

of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Tobey,

<■ Nancy C, daughter of Capt. Joseph, and

Chace Lewis, both of and at Providence,

by Rev. Mr. Sanborn,

Henry and Louisa Beals, at Quincy. Amer-
ican of
' ' Frances, youngest daughter of William, for-
merly of Providence, and John D. Reynolds,
of South Kingstown, at Jackson, Highland
Co., O., by Hugh Lucas, Esq.,
WESTCOTT Mary S., daughter of John, of this
: - town, and Michael Sweet, Jr., of Norton,
in this town, by Rev. Mr. Cornell,

Martha and William Billings, both of this
town, by Rev. Mr. Cornell,

Mary and James Angell, both of this town,
- - Phebe, of North Providence, and Warren
Bachellor, of this town, at North Provi-
dence, by Rev. Dr. Gano. American of

Marsena, daughter of Reuben, of Sterling,
Ct., and Stephen Levattey, of Warwick, at
Coventry,

Cynthia, daughter of the late Capt. Samuel,
of this town, and John Sears, of Philadel-
phia, by ReV. Dr. Messer,

Mary and Luther Ainsworth, merchant, both
of and at Barrington, by Rev. Mr. Watson.
American of

Benjamin and Amanda Farnum, both of and
at this town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Julia D. and Barnard Eddy, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Baker,

Ann Eliza and George G. Clarke, both of
and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Preston,

Henry and Mary Dana, daughter of Payton,
both of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Edes,

Clarissa H. and Capt. Aborn Arnold, both of
and at Providence. American of

David S. and Mrs. Eliza S. West, daughter
of Edward Harwood, both of and at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Dr. Gano,

James and Hannah Potter, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano,

Ann H. and George W. Bowen, both of and
at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano,

Caleb and Ann Eliza Hoppin, only daughter
of Davis, both of and at Providence, by
Rev. Mr. Wilson,

June 15, 1829

June 25, 1S29
Nov. 6, 1829

June 10, 1832

March 14, 18 10

March 31, 1811
Aug. 30, 18 12

Jan. 12, 1813

Feb. 22, 1814

May 19, 1814

May 2, 181S

June 5, 1815

Oct. 14, 1817

March 30, 181 8

Oct. 22, 1818
March 23, 1819

Nov. 4, 1819
Nov. 10, 1819
Nov. 14, 1819

Jan. 9, 1820

462 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

WESTCOTT Harriet B, and Joseph P. Liither, ' '

both of and at Providence, by Rev. JVlr.
Wilson, Dec. 17, 1820

Mrs. Amanda and Benjamin Earle, both of
Providence, at Cranston. American of Nov. 20, 1821

Capt. John and Lydia Tennant, daughter of
Capt. George, both of and at . Wickf ord.
North Kingstown. American of Feb. 8, 1822

Samuel, Jr., and Susan Cole, both of and at .
Providence. American of July 26, 1822

Mary Eliza, daughter of Major — ■ —, of

Johnston, and Josias Lyndon Luther, of '

Providence, at Johnston. American of Dec. 31, 1822

James and Mary P. Arnold, both of and at
"Providence. American of May 13, 1823

Mary H. and Joseph W. Knight, both of
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Tobey, at North
Providence, April 13, 1823

Mary, daughter of Gen. Thomas, and James
C. Greene, both of and at Centreville, War-
wick. American of July 11, 1823

Marcy A. and James C. Greene, at Warwick.
(This marriage was erroneously printed in
our issue of the nth.) American of July 25, 1823

Isaac and Maria Wood, at Pawtucket. Amer-
can of May 21, 1824

Henry, of Providence, and Clarrissa F. Per-
kins, eldest daughter of late Edward, of
and at Windham, Ct., by Rev. Mr. Ever-
est, Junes, 1827

Sally H., youngest daughter of Richard,
Esq., and Rev. Caleb Greene, formerly of
Providence, at Dighton. American of Oct. 2, 1827

Josiah, cashier of the Warwick Bank, and
Mary H. Tibbetts, daughter of Dr. Tib-
betts, at Apponaug, Nov. 28, 1827

Charles J., of Cranston, and ?/Ielissa Stone,

of and at Oxford, by Rev. Mr. Maynard, May 4, 1828

George, of Providence, and Mrs. Charlotte B.
Waldron, of- Bristol, at Providence, by Rev.
Mr. Brown, ^U~ - jgjg

Niles, of Cranston, and Harriet S. Harring- '

ton, of Smithfield, at Central Falls, Oct. 30, 1831

Mary, daughter of Capt. Thomas, of Provi-
dence, and William G. Sherman, of New-
port, at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Phillips, Dec. 29 1831

William B., of New York, and Martha I.
Hamm, daughter of Benjamin, of and at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Church, Oct. 24, 1832

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES 453

WESTERVELT John S. and Hannah E.

Tompkins, daughter of the late Vice; Pres-.
' ideiit of the United States, at Staten

Island, N. Y. American of June 7, 1825

WESTGATE Sarah Ann, daughter of James,

and Josiah Greenman, at Newport. Amer-
ican of Nov. II, 1823
Mary, daughter of James, and William Gray,

both of Newport, at Fall River, by Rev.

Mr. Taylor, July 23, 1827

WESTON Silas and Maria D. Gaines, both of

and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Waterman, June 17, 1830
John and Mercy Henfield, at Salem. Amer- /

ican of , Aug. 3, 1830

Randilla and Aaron L.Thompson, of Boston,

at Springfield, Vt. American of Aug. 17, 1830

Mercy and William Davis, Jr., at Plymouth.

American of Dec. 7, 1830

William, of Willington, Ct., and Rebecca

Bowers, of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.

Church, Oct. 31, 1831

WETHBY Richard Jones and Eliza M. La-

Rouch, both of and at Providence, by Rev.

Dr. Gano, Oct. 19, 1819

Thomas W. and Lydia T. Mason, both of'

Providence, at Pawtucket, by Rev. Mr. :

Benedict, Aug. 13, 1820

Sarah Jones and Henry Child, both of and

at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson. Amer-
ican of May 6, 1823
Richard J. and Lucy Winslow, daughter of
^ Philip, of Freetown, at Providence, by Rev.

Mr. Mudge, Feb. 12, 1825

Desdemonia and Ellery Wesson, at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Sept. 6, 1826
Samuel W., of Providence, and Avis Arnold,

of and at North Kingstown, by Rev. Mr.

Northup, Oct. 7, 1827

WETHERBE Charlotte, of Stowe, Mass., and

Henry Hill, of Providence, at Stowe, by

Rev. Mr. Newell. American of May 14, 1813

WEATHERED Harriet C, daughter of John,

Esq., and William B. Shubrick, U. S.

Navy, at Jamaica Plains, Mass., by Rev.

Mr. Gardiner, of Boston, American of Sept. 26, 1815

WETHERELL Eliza M., formerly of New

York, and Nicholas Tillinghast, Esq., of

Providence, at Philadelphia, by Rev. Dr.

Abercrombie, May 19, 1820

WETHERINGTON Fanny and Uriel Bowen,

by Rev. Mr. Warren, American of May 6, 1828

454

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

WETMORE Augusta, daughter of Hon Will-
iam, of Boston, and Charles J. Wetmore,
of Providence, at Boston. American of

Charles ]., of Providence, and Augusta Wet-
more, daughter Of Hon. William, of and at
Boston. American of
WEYMAN Joseph T., Esq., and Elizabeth Mav-
erick, eldest daughter of Samuel, Esq., of
South Carolina, at Charleston, S. C, by
Rt. Rev. Bishop Bowen,
WEYMOUTH Nancy B. and William B. Watts,

at Portland, American of.
WHALLEY Alfred and Esther Palmer, at Ash-
ford, Ct. American of
WHEATELEY I — and Mrs. Sophia Williams,

both of and at New York. American of
WHEATON Catharine, daughter of Dr. Levi,
and Henry Wheaton, Esq., attorney at law,
all of this town, married by Rev, Dr. .
Gano,

Henry, Esq., attorney at law, and Catharine
Wheaton, daughter of Dr. Levi, all of this
town, married by Rev. Dr. Gano,

Rev. Salmon, rector of Trinity Church, New-
port, and Ann Dehon, of and at Boston, by
Rev. John S. Gardiner,

Hannah and Samuel Wilmarth, at Rehoboth,
by James Ellis, Esq.,

Mary, daughter of Seth, Esq., and Thomas
Rivers, Esq., attorney at law, formerly of
Charleston, S. C, both of and at this town,
by Rev. Dr. Gano,

Cynthia, daughter of Caleb, and Benjamin
Vaughan, at Friends' Meeting House,
Providence,

Sophia, daughter of Capt. Joseph, and James
Horton, 2d, at Rehoboth. American of

Rev. Josephus, pastor of Congregational
church, Holliston, Mass., and Mary Ide, of
and at Seekonk, by Rev. Mr. Hill,

Sarah Marsh, daughter of Seth, Esq., of this
town, and Benjamin Cozzens, Jr., Esq.,
attorney at law, of Seekonk, Mass., by
Rev. Dr. Gano,

Laura, daughter of Dr. Levi, of this town,
and William Wilde, of Boston, merchant,
at New York, by Rev. Mr. Berrian. Amer-
ican of

James, Jr., and Fally Taylor, daughter of
Col. Robert, in this town, by Rev. Mr.
Wilson,

July 20, 1824
July 20, 1824

March 21, 1825
Nov. 17, 1829
Nov. 18, 1823
March i, 1816

Nov. 27, 1809

Nov. 27, 1809

Sept. 24, 1 8 12
Feb. 14, 1 813

Nov. 23, 1813

Dec. 8, 1814
Oct. 10, 1 815

Jan. I, [816

May 7, 1 8 16

Aug. 27, 1816
Feb. 23, 1817

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES 455

WHEATON Cyrus M. and Nancy Carpenter,

daughter of the late Peter, at Rehoboth, Oct. 26, 1817

Nathaniel and Maria Sabin, youngest daugh-
ter of the late James, Esq., of Providence,
by Rev. Dr. Gano, Jan. 29, 18 18

Abby B., daughter of Col. Seth, and Matthew
Watson, both of and at Providence, by
Rev. Mr. Edes, June 30, 1818

Rev. Josephus, of Holliston, Mass., and Abi-
gail Fales, of and at Wrentham. Ameri-
can of Sept. 22, 1 818

Dr. Walter V., surgeon 2d Regiment, U. S.
Infantry, of this town, and Maria Jacobs,
of and at Windsor, Vt. American of Feb. 9, 1819

George, Esq., of Taunton, Mass., and Fanny
Willard, of and at Uxbridge, Mass. Amer-
ican of June 16, £-820

Hannah Draper and Noah Smith, Jr., both of

Providence, Sept. 6, 1 821

Mary, daughter of Jonathan, and Peter Car-
penter, at Rehoboth. American of Nov. 16, 1821

Job, of Seekonk, and Mary Ann Horn, eldest
daughter of Daniel, of and at Barrington.
American of June 28, 1822

Samuel, of Warren, and Rebecca Marble, of
Newport, at Warren. American of Dec. 10, 1822

Catharine, of Providence, and Jeremiah Miller,
of New York, at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Williams, May 2, 1 824

Capt. George and Susan Sisson, both of and
at Warren, by Rev. Mr. Welch, Jan. 10, 1825

Sarah S. and Cyrel Read, at Seekonk, by

Rev. Mr. Baker. American of April 5, 1825

Maria, of Killingly, Ct., and Edwin Cady, of

Brooklyn, Ct., at Killingly. American of July 12, 1825

Julia Ann R. H. and Jesse Newell Olney, at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Ludlow, Oct. ii,Ji825

John Robert, merchant, and Rebecca Max-
well Eddy, daughter of Capt. Caleb, at
Warren, by Rev. Mr. Rexford, Nov. 9, 1825

].aura, daughter of late Charles, Esq., of
Warren, and Lieut. Joel Abbott, U. S.
Navy, at Warren, by Rev. Mr. Welsh, Nov. 28, 1825

Eliza, daughter of Hon. Laban, and Dr.
Woodbridge Strong, of Boston, at Norton.
American of July 7, 1826

Wilbour and Ann Peck, at Pawtucket. Amer-
ican of Nov. 30, 1826

Mary, only daughter of Deacon Peter, and
Deacon William Ellis, both of and at See-
konk, by Rev. Mr. Barney, Feb. 6, 1827

456

¥ITAL RECORD OE RHODE • ISLAND

WHEATON Ardelia, daughter of late Joseph,

and James Luther, at Warren, by Rev. Mr.

Stoddard, . :•.. - ■ ■ July 6, 1828

Dr. Francis L. and Amelia Smith -Burrell, at
: Providence, by Rev. Dr. Edes, ^' . Aug. 3, 1828

Dr. Henry N. and Sarah Jane Amelia Sim- L.

mons, daughter of the late Thomas, of .
, i Xharleston, S. C, at Providence, by Rev.

Mr. Waterman, Nov, 27, 1828

Laban M., Esq., of Norton, and Eliza Chapin,

of and at Uxbridge, by Rev. Mr. Judson, June 25, 1829

Samuel B. and Catharine Cole Taylor Cop-

portin, daughter of late Leon, at ' Provi

dence, by Rev. Dr. Edes. American of Jan. 15, 1830

Elizabeth, daughter of Capt, Samuel, and

C apt. William R. Bowers, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pattison, June 28, 1830

Levi and Louisa Luther, at Warren, by Rev.

Mr. Welsh. American of Sept.. 28, 1830

George H., printer, and Abigail S. Knowlton,

at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Waterman, Aug. 8, 1831

Abby, daughter of Nathan. M., Esq., and

Dr. Thomas P. Moore, at Warren. Amer-
ican of Nov. 15, 183 1
Elizabeth, daughter of Col. Seth, of Provi-
, dence,- and John W. Lyman, of North

Providence, at Providence, by Rev. Mr.

Hall, Nov. 14, 1832

Abigail and Averill Kingsley, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Waterman, Nov. 29, 1832

WHEELER Bennett H., Esq., of this town, .

junior editor of the Columbian Phenix, and

Eliza Gardner, of and at Swanzey, March 5, 1809

Eliza, daughter of the late Bennett, Esq., of

this town, and Galen Richmond, at Bristol,

by Rev. Mr. Wight, Aug. 28, 1809

Samuel M. and Lavina Gifford, adopted

daughter of General John Vicaroy, at Cum-
berland, Jan. 19, i8i2
Samuel G., of Athens, N. Y., and Emma

Gladding, youngest daughter of Benjamin,

of and at this town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, May, 9, 18 13

John, of this town, and Amey Ingraham, of

and at Attleboro. American of Aug. 9, 1814

Henry B. and Eliza Ann Boss, daughter of 7

late Capt. Edward, both of Providence, at

Warren, • Dec. 4, 18 14

Rebecca, of Barre, Mass., and Capt. Benja-
min W. Robbins, of and at this town, by

Rev. Mr. Wilson, Jan. r6, 1815

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES

457

WHEELER Samuel W. and Elizabeth Manton,

by Rev. Mr. Wilson. juiy u igjc

Ann, daughter of Barnard, of Rehoboth, and
William Winslow, of Somerset, at Reho-
both. American of Oct. lo iSi?

Betsey S., of Rehoboth, and Levi Pierce, of
Providence, at Rehoboth, by Rev. Mr.
Thompson, March 9, 1818

Simon, of Seekonk, and Hannah Olney, of
and at Oxford. American of July 27, 1819

Esther, daughter of Capt. Paschall P., and
Cyrel Steere, both of and at Glocester.
American of Jan. 18, 1820

Mercy D., of Medway, Mass., and Rev. Prof.
Jasper Adams, at Medway, May 16, 1820

Eliza and Sewall Harding, both of and at

Medway, by Rev. Mr. Bailey. American of Dec. 5, 1820

Mary T. and Jeremiah C. Luther, at Warren,
by Rev. Mr. Rexford. American of April 12, 1822

Mary and George Hoten, both of and at Paw-
tucket, by Rev. Mr. Taft, May 5, 1822

Lucius M., of Glocester, and Patience B.
Arnold, daughter of late Capt. Perry G.,
of East Greenwich, at Warwick, Ameri-
can of Aug. 9, 1822

Samuel G. and Almira Allen, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, June 4, 1823

Seabury and Lucinda Briggs, of Wellington,
Mass., at Rehoboth. American of Aug. 22, 1823

Joseph R. and Stella Wilbour, at Taunton, April 13, 1824

Mary D., of Taunton, and Ebenezer Ellis, of

Springfield, at Taunton. American of June 7, 1825

Mary Lynde, daughter of Theophilus, Esq.,
and William Jennison, Esq., at Worcester.
American of • Aug. 26, 1825

Joseph, of Augusta, Ga.,and Julia Knox Hull,
youngest daughter of General William, at
Newton, Mass. American of Sept. 20, 1825

Elizabeth D., daughter of Isaac, Esq., and
James Pitman, of Newport. She was of
Stonington, where the marriage was con-
summated, Oct. 30, 1825

Mary and William P. Davis, both of and at

Providence, Jan. 7, 1827

Thisbe B., of Stonington, Ct., and James

Henderson, of Newport, at Stonington, Ct., Jan. 9, 1827

Cyrus C, of Watren, and Hannah M. Haz-
ard, daughter of Richard, at Newport, May 9, 1827

Sarah Ann, daughter of late Stephen, of
Plainfield, Ct., and Dr. William Bowen

458

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

WHEELER :

Moore, of Charleston, S. C, at Plainfield,
by Rev. Mr. Fowler. American of

Avery P., of Mendon, and Adeline S. Bates,
of and at Bellingham. American of

Elizabeth, of Boston, and William Foster, of
Charlestown, at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Pickering,

Increase Sumner, of Framingham, and Eliz-
abeth Ann Morse, of and at Charlestown,
Mass. American of

Louisa and Benjamin Oswell, at Rehoboth.
American of

Eliza Ann and Dexter C. Bullock, at Taun-
ton. American of
WHEELOCK Peter and Ann Taft, both of
Mendon, in this town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Joseph and Amelia Ames, both of this town,
by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Dr. Samuel, of Seekonk, and Harriet Allen,
of Hartford, Ct., at Seekonk, by Rev. Mr.
Hill. American of

Mrs. Ann and Ebenezer S. Day, at Provi-
dence. American of

Paul and Susan Allen, at Centreville, by
Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Elizabeth E. and Col. John B. Pratt, at Hop-
kinton, Mass. American of

Julia A., of Charlton, Mass., and George
Whiting, of Providence, at Charlton, by
Rev. Mr. Wilder. American of

Hannah, formerly of Shrewsbury, Mass., and
Benjamin F'rench, of Roxbury, at Cumber-
land. American of

Laura and Rev. James Marsh, president of
Vermont University, at Burlington, Vt.
American of
WHELDEN Cynthia, of Providence, and Ste-
phen B. Jenckes, of New Bedford, at Prov-
idence, by Rev. Mr. Tobey,

Prince and Celia Godfrey, of Cumberland, at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering,
WHELDON Solvinia W., daughter of Capt Jo-
seph, and William T. Boyd, of Portsmouth,
at Fairhaven. American of
WHIPPEY Mrs. Avis and Capt. Andrew Dillon,
both of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr
Merrett,
WHIPPLE Freelove S. and George F. Pitcher,
in this town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson. Amer-
ican of

Jan. II, 1828
March 18, 1828

April 6, 1829

Nov. 3, 1829

June 29, 1830

Dec. 10, 1830

March 2, 181 2

Oct. II, 1812

Sept. 13, 1814

Jan. 3, 1823

Nov. 12, 1826

March 30, 1827

June 5, 1827

Nov. 23, 1827

Jan. 19. 1830

Aug. 5, 1827
Nov. 10, 1828

Jan. 3, 1 832

June 23, 1823

Nov. II, 1808

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES

459

WHIPPLE David and Eliza Kelton, both of this

town, married by Rev. Dr. Gano, Dec. 26, 1808

7ohn, jr., Esq., attorney at law, and Maria

Bowen, daughter of Dr. William, in this

town, by Rev. Mr. Edes, Nov. 23, 1809

Abby Eliza, only daughter of the late Chris-
topher, of North Providence, and Capt.

Wilbur Kelley, of this town, at North

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Edes, Sept. 24, 18 10

Stephen, of North Providence, and Mary

Allen, only daughter of Bicknell, of Attle-

boro, in this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano.

American of Feb. 4, 18 12

Mary, daughter of Jonathan, of Uxbridge,

and Joseph Manton, of this town, at Ux-
bridge, May 6, 18 12
Hannah B. and Frederick Allen, Esq., attor-
ney at law, at Hallowell, Me. American of July 10, 1812
Arnold, of this town, and Phebe Dexter, of

and at Smithfield. American of Sept. 11, 1812

Olney and Frances Olney, daughter of Elisha,

Esq., both of and at Smithfield, by Rev.

Mr. Edes, April 8, 18 13

Jeremiah and Sarah Greene, eldest daughter

of Capt. Malachi, all of and at this town, by

Rev. Mr. Edes, Nov. 4, 1813

Glorianer, eldest daughter of Thomas, of

North Providence, and George Carpenter,

of Seekonk, at North Providence, by Rev.

Dr. Gano, April 5, 1814

Elizabeth, daughter of Stephen, of Cumber-
land, and Col. John Andrews, of this town,

at Cumberland, Sept. 10, 18 15

John H., merchant, and Sally Manchester,

at Smithfield, Jan. 14, 1816

Joanna, daughter of William, and Bradford

Hodges, all of Providence, at Boston, March 6, 1816

Capt. Henry and Harriet King, at Salem.

American of Oct. 8, 18 16

Betsey Bowen, eldest daughter of Jeremiah,

and Preserved Arnold, of Smithfield,

at Cumberland, by Rev. Mr. Edes, Feb. 26, 1818

Ann, of Smithfield, and James Whipple, of

Cumberland, at Smithfield. American of April 7, 1818

James, of Cumberland, and Ann Whipple, of

and at Smithfield. American of April 7, 1818

Knight and Lucy Ballou, eldest daughter of

Abner, Esq., both of and at Cumberland,

by Rev. Mr. Potter, Dec. 20, 18 19

Ruth, daughter of James, and Martin How-
ard, of Foster, at Scituate. American of March 9, 1821

460

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

WHIPPLE Worthy, daughter of William, and
Eli Freeman, both of and at Cumberland.
American of

Leonidas and Sarah T. Darling, daughter of
Ziba,

Albert G,, formerly of Providence, and Re-
becca Lester, of Plainfield, Ct., at Thomp-
son. American of

Sophia and La wson Kingsbury, Esq,, attor-
ney at law, both of and at Framingham,
Mass. American of

Capt. Ephraim, of North Providence, and
Susan Farnum, youngest daughter of
Stephen, of and at Smithfield. American
of

Mary P., daughter of Richard, and James R.
Balch, of Providence, at Petersham, Mass.,

Sarah and Hartford Jenckes, both of and at
Cumberland,

Amey B., daughter of Thomas, and Welcome
Arnold, at North Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Tobey,

Mary, eldest daughter of Col. Stephen, of
Smithfield, and Thomas Angell, of Plain-
field, Ct., at Smithfield. American of

Eleazer and Vashti S. Arnold, eldest daugh-
ter of Israel, both of and at North Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Tobey,

Ephraim, of Attleboro, and Susan Northup,
of and at Valley Falls, Cumberland. Amer-
ican of

Mary, of Providence, and James E. Bishop,
of Boston, at Pawtucket, by Rev. Mr. Ben-
edict,

John G., of Pawtucket, and Eliza Barton, of
and at Warren. American of

David and Julia Lee, daughter of late Will-
iam, both of and at Providence, by Rev.
Mr. Wilson,

Independence, of Uxbridge, and Sophia Man-
ton, daughter of Daniel, of and at John-
ston. American of

Capt. Lebbius and Amey Clarke, daughter of
late Samuel, both of and at Smithfield,

Susan and Stephen Beverly, Jr., both of and
at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering,

Susan, daughter of Col. Stephen, and David
Aldrich, at Smithfield. American of

Ann, daughter of late Capt. Stephen, and
Capt. Hosea Ballou, both of Cumberland,
at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering,

May 25, 1821
Dec. 25, 1821 ^

March 22, 1822

May 10, 1822

June 18, 1822

July 10, 1822

Aug. 25, 1822

Oct. 6, 1822

Nov. 8, 1822

Jan. I, 1823

March 28, 1823

April 8, 1823
Nov. 14, 1823

Dec. 10, 1823

Jan. 30, 1824

Nov. 14, 1824

Feb. 27, 1825

July 8, 1825

Sept. II, 1825

Jan. 6,

1827

May 30,

1827

Sept. 25,

1827

Jan. 20,

1829

May II,

1829

June 22,

1830

April 27,

1831

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES 461

WHIPPLE Laura, daughter of Bennett, and
Richard Carrique, both of and at Cumber-
land, by Rev. Mr. Cutler. American of ■ Sept. 29, 1826

Joseph, 2d, Esq., of Cumberland, and Rhoda
Updike, of Smithfield, at North Kings-
town,

Abby, daughter of Major Simon, of Smith-
field, and Capt: Benoni Cooke, of Provi-
dence, at Smithfield, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Otis and Lila Brown, both of and' at Cumber-
land, by Rev. Dr. Benedict. American of

Mrs. Elsie D., widow of , who was mur-
dered by Jesse Strong, and Nathaniel
Freeman, at New Brunswick, N. J. Amer-
ican of

John and Sarah Ann Lothrop, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Capt. William, of Cumberland, and Mrs.
Sarah Jillson, of and at Smithfield, by
Thomas Mann, Esq. American of

Arthur and Eliza Arnold, at Smithfield, by
Thomas Mann, Esq. American of .

Mary S., of Smithfield, and Benjamin R.
Congdon, of Pomfret, Ct., at Smithfield,
by Rev. Dr. Benedict, Oct. 24, 1832

WHITAKER Nancy and Capt. Simeon Walker,
both of and at Rehoboth, by Rev. Mr.
Hill, Dec. 18, 1 8 10

Josiah and Pamelia Andrews, all of this town,

by Rev. Mr. Edes, Feb. 26, i8n

Araunah, of North Providence, and Sally

Burr, of and at Rehoboth, March 27, 1814

Thomas and Frances Earle, daughter of Col.
Caleb; both of and at Providence, by Rev.
Mr. Edes, Sept. 16, 1817

Eliza Adelia and David Whiting, at Wren-

tham, Mass., by Rev. Mr. Thacher, Nov. i, 1825

Sophia, daughter of Richard, of Wrentham,
and Dorrance Dean, of Attleboro, at
Wrentham, by Rev. Mr. Thacher, Nov. 9, 1825

WHEELER Henry and Mary H. Thaxter, both

of and at Worcester, by Rev. Dr. Bancroft, July 12, 1826
WHITAKER Capt. Horace, of Southbridge,
Mass., and Adeline H. Wilkinson, at Pom-
fret, Ct., Oct. 4, 1827

Joel and Almira Fitts, both of and at See-

konk, by Rev. Mr. Barney, Dec. 23, 1827

Capt. George, of New York, and Hannah
Daggett, at Edgartown. American of Sept. 17, 1830

Sarah and Movi^ry Lapham, both of Smith-
field, at Pawtucket, by Rev. Mr. Greene, Dec. 29, 1831

462

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

WHITE Ruth, daughter of John, formerly of
Massachusetts, and John Greenman, for-
merly of this town, at Waterford, O.
American of March i6, 1810

Wake and John Greene, both of arid at this
town, married by Rev. Dr. Gano, July i, 18 10

Abby, daughter of Capt. Thomas, and Will-
iam V. Taylor, all of and at Newport, Dec. 31, 1810

Abby, daughter of Capt. Thomas, and Will-
iam V. Taylor, at Newport, by Rev. Mr.
Towle. American of Jan. 22, 181 1

Rhoda, daughter of the late Noah, and Will-
iam Lovie, at Newport. American of July 21, 1812

Julia Ann and Elhanan W. Fenner, both of

Taunton, March 7, 1813

Thomas and Fanny Hoptrough. Mr. White
had taken the Crown and Anchor Inn
with its lease, stock and furnishings. The
appraiser told him he may as well take the
barmaid too. Mr. White proposed and was
accepted ; in England, at St. Maurice
church. American of March 8, 1814

Moses, of Cleveland, O., and Mary Andrews,
of and at Providence. American of Sept. 19, 1817

Sally, daughter of Joseph, of Uxbridge, and
George Law, formerly of Lancaster Co.,
Eng., at Rehoboth, by Calvin Martin,
Esq., April 12, 1820

Dorcas, daughter of Capt. Thomas, of New-
port, and Capt. Matthias Munroe, of Bris-
tol, at Newport. American of Dec. 5, 1820

Elder Joseph, of Buxton, Me., and Catharine

Leavitt, at Buxton, by Elder Flanders, Feb. 19, 1821

Mary C. W. and Ezra Taft, both of and at
Uxbridge. American of May 4, 1821

Orra, of Amherst, Mass., and Rev. Edward
Hitchcock, of Conway, at Amherst. Amer-
ican of June IS and 22, 1821

Thomas P. and Lydia Ann Calvert, daugh-
ter of Capt. William, at Newport. Ameri-
can of Sept. 4, 1 82 1

James B. and Susan N. Slocum, both of Bris-
tol, at Warren. American of Aug. 26, 1823

Nancy G., of Raynham, and Pliney Capron,
of Warwick, at Raynham. American of Dec. 23, 1823

Caroline, of Weymouth, and Rev. Enock
Sanford, of Raynham, late tutor in Brown
University, at Weymouth. American of Dec. 26, 1823

Jemima, of Mansfield, and John Thayer, of

Providence, at Taunton. American of May 28, 1824

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES

463

WHITE Sally and Joseph A Hall, at Taunton.

American of
Anna, eldest daughter of Col. Gideon, of Bur-

rillviUe, and Smith Wing, at Smithfield.

American of
Mary and Capt. James Graves, both of and

at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Tobey,
Mary and William Cobbett, both of and at

Wrentham, by Rev. Mr. Fiske,
Julia and Thomas Lefavour, both of and at

Pawtucket, by Rev. Mr. Taft,
David D. and Patience Brown, daughter of

late Benjamin, of Portsmouth, at Newport.

American of
Erastus B. G. and Freelove Thornton, both

of Cranston, at Providence,
Harriet, of Raynham, and Philo Washburn,

of Middleboro, at Raynham, by Rev. E.

Sanford. American of
Harriet and Philip Washburn, at Raynham.

American of
John Newell and Mary Cole, both of and at

Smithfield. American of
Betsey and Warren Burbank, at Taunton,
Welcome and Almy Phetteplace, at Smith-
field, by Thomas Mann, Esq. American

of
Enoch and Elizabeth Andrews, at Exeter, Ct.

American of
John and Amelia Metcalf, daughter of Sam-
uel, of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.

Pickering,
Mary L , daughter of William, of Newport,

and Ebenezer E. Marsh, of Providence, at

Newport, by Rev. Mr. Eddy,
Daniel and Roxana Jones, at Charlestown,

Mass. American of
James, 74, and Susan Black, 20, at Zanes-

ville, Ohio. American of
William P. and Clarissa G Tilson, at Boston,

American of
William, Jr., and Mary Thurston, daughter

of William C, at Newport, by Rev. Mr.

Eddy,
Ann and Benjamin Burt, at Taunton. Amer-
ican of
John, of North Bridgewater, and Mary H.

White, of and at Boston. American of
Mary B., daughter of the late Joseph, Jr.,

Esq., of Salem, and George W. Pratt, at

Aug. 13, 1824

Sept. 28, 1824
Oct. II, 1824
Dec. 30, 1824
April 5, 1825

May 27,1825
July 7, 1825

Feb. 24, 1826

March 3, 1826

March 21, 1826
Oct. 17, 1827

March 4, 1828
March 7, 1828

Oct. 17, 1828

March 22, 1829
Oct. 20, 1829
Feb. 19, 1830
April 2, 1830

Oct. 6, 1830

Dec. 24, 1830

May 3, 1 83 1

4(54 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

WHITE:

Boston, by Rev. Mr. Haskins, Rector of

Grace Church, May 3, 1831

Mary H., of Boston, and John White, of

North Bridgewater, at Boston. American

of Mays, 183 1

Moodey and Hannah Smith, at Boston.

American of June 24, 1831

Benjamin and Julia Greene Taylor, daughter

of Josiah, both of and at Providence, by

Rev. Mr. Wilson, Oct. 14, 1831

Jeremiah and Eliza Morse, both of Attleboro, Nov. 26, 1832
WHITEHORNE Mary, daughter of late James,

Jr., and Oliver Mumford, Esq., at South

Kingstown. American of Jan. 30, 1821

Harriet, daughter of Samuel, and Lieut.

WUliam H. C. Bartlett, U. S. Corps of

Engineers, at Newport. American of Feb. 15, 1830

Eliza Ann and William Ennis, Esq., at New

port. American of April 17, 1832

WHITEMAN Maria Louisa, of Walpole, N. H.,

and John J. Drowne, of and at Seekonk,

by Rev. Mr. Edes, Jan. i, 1817

WHITFORD Isaac and Mary Millerd, daughter

of Rice, of and at East Greenwich, by Rev.

Mr. Tillinghast, May 11, 1820

Henry, of Coventry, Ct., and Mary Water-
man, daughter of Capt. Elisha, at Johnston.

American of Oct. 31, 1820

Hannah W., daughter of Silas, of Sandwich,

Mass., and Christopher Johnson, of East

Greenwich, at Providence. American of April 29, 1823

Thirza, daughter of Asa, of Sterling, Ct., and

Benjamin Arnold, Jr., of Plainfield, at

Sterling. American of Dec. 12, 1823

Thirza, daughter of Asa, of Sterling, and Ben-
jamin Arnold, Jr., of Plainfield, Ct., at

Sterling. American of Dec. 26, 1823

George B. and Sarah Ann Place, both of and

at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Seamans, April 6, 1826

Jeremiah, of West Greenwich, and Sally W.

Tibbitts, of and at Warwick, by Rev. Mr.

Wilson, Dec. 24, 1826

Sally C. and Thomas Wilbur, both of Men-
don, at Smithfield, by Rev. Mr. Pickering, Feb. 6, 1827
William F., of West Greenwich, and Avis

Wilbour, of Somerset, at Warwick. Amer-
ican of April 25, 1828
Henry S. and Mary James, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering, Oct. 22, 1829

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES

465

WHITING Roxana, of Greenbush, N. Y., and

Joseph Spellman, of and at this town, by

Rev. Dr. Gano,
WHITNEY Mary, daughter of Capt. James, and

James Aborn, of this town, at Pawtuxet,

by Rev. Mr. Wilson,
WHITING Nathan, Esq., Attorney at Law. and

Sally Salisbury, daughter of Jonathan, Esq.,

of East Greenwich, at Rehoboth, by Rev.

Mr. Thompson,
Mary, of this town, and John W. Fisher, of

Island of St. Croix, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,
Ann and George F. Drowne, both of and at

this town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson. American

of
Samuel C. and Nancy Young, eldest daugh-
ter of the late Capt. William, both of and

at this town,
Eliza and John G. Davis, both of and at this

town,
Julia Delmore and John Hyde, Jr., both of

Lancaster, Mass., in this town,
Mary and Amory A. Walker, at Northbridge,

Mass. American of
Joseph, of Bristol, and Mary Hunter, of and

at Tiverton. American of
Eliza, daughter of late Col. Jeremiah, and

John L. Hughes, both of and at Providence,

by Rev. Mr. Edes,
Joseph, of Franklin, Mass., and Zeolide Gill-
more, of and at Pawtucket, by Rev. Dr.

Benedict,
WHITIN Paul, Jr., merchant, of New York, and

Sarah R. Chapin, of and at Uxbridge, by

Rev. Mr. Judson,
WHITING Ann Eliza and Capt. John Gould,

both of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.

Pickering,
Mrs. Nancy and Ephraim Jewett, both of and

at Attleboro. American of
David and Eliza Adelia Whitaker, at Wren-

tham, Mass., by Rev. Mr. Thacher,
Mrs. Nancy and Francis Horsewell, both of

and at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano,
Capt. Abraham and Lucia Holmes, at Ply-
mouth. American of
George, of Providence, and Julia A. Whee-

lock, of and at Charlton, Mass., by Rev.

Mr. Wilder. American of

Jan. 4, 1810
April 12, 1 8 10

June II, 1811
Sept. 18, 181 1

July 4, 1815

July 23, 181S

Oct. 23, 1815

July I, 1816

May I, 1818

Aug. 10, 1821

Jan. 16, 1822

March 20, 1822

Aug. 29, 1822

Oct. 6, 1823

Dec. 31, 1824

Nov. I, 1825

May 21, 1826

Sept. 29, 1826

June 5, 1827

466 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

WHITING Joseph C, of Savannah, Ga., and
Patience B, Durfee, of and at Providence,
by Rev Dr. Edes, ■- Aug. 22, 1827

Sally and Joseph Phillips, of Duxbury, at Ply-
mouth. American of Sept. 15, 1829

Calvin and Adeline B. Gore, at Roxbury.

Am erican of Nov. 6, 1 829

Solon, Esq., and Sarah S. Savage, at Lancas-
ter. American of July 30, 1830
WHITMAN Jane, daughter of Jacob, of this
town, and Isaac Bailey, of Ward, Mass., at
Bristol. American of Jan. 5, 1810

Mary A , second daughter of Jacob, and
Richard S. Updike, all of and at this town,
by Rev. Mr. Edes, Jan. 20, 181 1

Martha D., eldest daughter of Jacob, of this
town, and William H. Mason, merchant, at
this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Feb. 26, 181 5

Eliah, Esq., and Susan Wales, at Bridge-
water. American of June 3, 1817

Christopher A., of Coventry, and Betsey G.
Arnold, second daughter of late Hon.
Thomas, of and at Warwick. American of June 25, 1822

Sarah A., daughter of Gen. Reuben, and
Col. Samuel Budlong, both of and at War-
wick. American of April 9, 1824

Mary, daughter of Gen. Reuben, of Warwick,
and George Howe, of Pomfret, Ct., at
Warwick. American of May 27, 1825

Almira and Samuel C. Wall, at Coventry.

American of Oct. 7, 1825

Matilda B. and Charies J. Shelly, at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering, Jan. 8, 1828

David, of Pawtucket, and Lydia Dawley, of
Smithfield, at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Pickering, June 5, 1828

John Winslow, Esq., of Boston, and Sarah
Helen Power, of Providence, at Jamaica,
L. I., by Rev. Mr. Sayers, July 10, 1828

Eliza G., of Providence, and William D. Pick-
ett, Esq., of and at Washington, Ala., June 10, 1829

Benjamin T., of Providence, and Ann A.
Knight, of Smithfield, at Johnston, by Rev.
Mr. Manchester, Nov. 8, 1829

Mrs. Sophia W., and John C. Tobbetts, Esq.,
at Boston, by Rev. Mr. Barrett, Aug. 11, 1830

George and Harriet P. Braime, at Mont-
gomery, Ala., Dec. 18, 1830

Sarah A., daughter of Benjamin K., and
Christopher R. Budlong, both ofi and at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Church, March 28, 1831

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES

467

WHITMARSH William B. and Sally Jones,
both of and at Dighton,

Mary and Lewis Eager, both of and at Paw-
tucket, by Rev. Mr. Greene,
WHITMORE Rev. Roswell, pastor of ist Con-
gregational Churchand Society of Killingly,
and Avis Hutchins, daughter of Col. Shu-
ba:el, both of and at Killingly, by Rev. Mr.
Storrs, of Ashford, Ct.,

Martha C, daughter of Jesse, of Thompson,
Ct., and Joshua Godfrey, of this town, at
Thompson, by Rev. Mr. Dowe. American
of

Davis Earned and Lucinda Converse, daugh-
ter of Jonathan, both of and at Thompson,
by Rev. Mr. Dow,

Ruth S., daughter of Jesse, Esq., and Horatio
G. A spin wall, both of and at Providence,
by Rev. Mr. Preston,

William, Jr., and Lavina Blood, both of Stur-
bridge, Mass., at Providence. American of

Sophia Ann, daughter of Daniel, and Benja-
min Covell, merchant, at Killingly, Ct.
American of

Eliza and Capt. Gideon Hull, both of Provi-
dence, at New York. American of

Mary G., of Providence, and Lewis Gorham,
of Braintree, at Pawtucket, by Rev. Dr.
Benedict,

Sarah, of Douglass, and Samud T. Willard,
of Uxbridge, at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Pattison,
WHITNEY Timothy P., Esq., of Wrentham,
Mass., and Sally Mann, of Medfield, at
Warren American of

Sally and James Aborn, both of and at Prov-
idence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

A. G., of Detroit, and Ann Eliza Tallman,
daughter of Dr. John Mayer, of the city,
at Hudson, N. Y. American of

Orester, of Westboro, and Abby Potter, of
and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Nancy, of Wrentham, and Joseph J. Tilling-
hast, of East Greenwich, at Wrentham, by
Rev. Mr. Fiske,

David E. and Florentina Sprague, at Attle-
boro. American of
WHITRIDGE Ruth, daughter of Dr. William,
of Tiverton, and Major Charles Gushing, of
Portsmouth, N. H., at Tiverton, by Rev.
Mr. Peckham,

May 23, 1827
March 29, 1829

Nov. 4, 1813

Nov. 16, 1813

Dec. 6, 1 8 16

Nov. 29, 1818
Sept. 28, 1819

Oct. 15, 1819
Dec. 4, 1819

Oct. 18, 1829

Jan. 13, 1833

Nov. 10, 1812
Oct. 20, 1822

May 12, 1820
March 13, 1825

June 30, 1828
Oct. 6, 1829

May 30, 1820

468 VITAL RECORD OP RHODE ISLAND

WHITTRIDGE Elizabeth and Samuel Lord,

Esq., at Tiverton. American of May 25, 1824

WHITRIDGE LucyC, youngest daughter of
Dr. William, of Tiverton, and John W.
Shaw, Esq., of Newport, at Tiverton, July 4, 1825

WHITTEMORE Samuel, of Roxbury, Mass.,
and Rebecca Gulliver, of Milton, in this
town, Feb. 25, t8io

William, Esq., of West Cambridge, and Re-
becca' Tufts, of Charlestown, Mass. Amer-
ican of Dec. 10, tSii
Sarah B. and Samuel W. Billings, both of

Providence, at Pawtucket. American of June 14, 1822

Nathan and Diantha Baker, at Pawtucket.

American of April 9, 1824

James and Margaret R. Bickner, daughter of
Charles, formerly of Boston, at Attleboro.
American of May 28, 1824

Rosanna and Calvin W. Frizzill, both of See-

konk, at Pawtucket. American of Oct. 4, 1825

Lenira, of Northboro, and Artemus Crawford,

of Bolton, Feb. 25, 1829

Henry S. and Mary Agnes Haffey, at New

York, by Rev. Dr. Cox, May 19, 1831

WRITTEN Charles and Emeline D. Homer, at

Cambridgeport. American of Dec. 3, 1830

WHITTIER Capt. David, of New York, and
Mary Smith, daughter of Albert, of Han-
over, Mass., in this town. American of Oct. 6, 1815
Almira and Jotham Burrell, at Hingham.

American of Oct. 6, 1829

WHITTLE James and Mrs. Sarah Willing, at

Salem. American of Oct. 2, 1829

WHITTINGTON Mary and Capt. Martin Nich-
ols, at Cohassett. American of Oct. 30, 1829
WICKS Ransom, of Providence, and Ann Almy
Tompkins, daughter of Nathaniel, of and
at Little Compton, by Rev. Mr. Paine, Nov. 13, 1825
Oliver, Jr., and Hannah Lyon Johnson, both
of East Greenwich, at Providence, by Rev.
„ .^ ^^- Ribbourne, March 4, 1832
WICKHAM Thankful and Capt. William W.

Tew, at Newport. American of Nov. i, 1808

Ann, of Newport, and Christopher Rhodes,
of St. Thomas, at Newport, by Rev. Mr.
Wheaton, July ^g 1337

WICKSON James, Jr., of Providence, and Mrs.

Esther Read, of Smithfield, Jvly 13, 1823

Christopher, Esq., of Providence, and Almira
E. Angell, daughter of Benjamin, of and at
North Providence. American of Aug. 20, 1824

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES 469

WIGGIN Sarah and Mark Roberts, at Stratford,

N. H. The bride's grandmother was pres-
ent, aged 100 years. Naone in the town

could recollect when her second marriage

took place 75 years ago. American of Jan. 8, 1833

WIGHT Henry, Jr., merchant, and Abigail

Wardwell, at Bristol, by Rev. Mr. Mann, Jan. 23, 1817

Rev. John B., formerly of Bristol, and Sally

Grant, at East Sudbury, Mass. American of Jan. 20, 181 8
Abby Alden, daughter of Rev. Henry, and

Byron Diman, both of and at Bristol, by

Rev. Mr. Wight, June i, 1823

Mary C. and Samuel Yates, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Ludlow, Dec. 4, 1823

Alice B., daughter of Rev, Henry, D. D., of

Bristol, and Rev. Charles Henry Alden, of

Providence, at Bristol, by Rt. Rev. Bishop

Griswold, at St. Michael's Church, June 7, 1825

Benjamin and Martha Trim, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering, Aug. 20, 1826

Clarrissa L., daughter of Rev. Henry, D. D.,

of Bristol, and William M. Rowland, Esq.,

of Augusta, Ga., at Bristol, by Rev. Mr.

Wight. American of Aug. 30, 1830

WIGHTMAN Samuel W. and Hannah H.

Thornton, at Pawtuxet, by Rev. Mr. Jac-
obs, Oct. 15, 1812
Lydia Ann, daughter of the late Daniel, and

Col. George Rice, both of and at Warwick.

American of Feb. i, 1820

Thomas S. and Mary Weeden, daughter of

Peleg, Esq., both of and at Wickford.

American of April 16, 1824

Almira, daughter of Capt. John, and Henry

Turner Chadsey, both of and at North

Kingstown, by Rev. Joseph W. Allen, June [3, 1830

WILBUR Mary F. L. and Joseph R. Mason,

married by Rev. Dr. Messer, in this town, June 25, 1809

WILBOUR Arnold, of Newport, and Abigail

Congdon, daughter of Thomas, of James-
town, at Bristol, by Rev. Mr. Wight, April 2, 1812
WILBUR Sayles and Julian Arnold, in this town,

by Rev. Dr. Gano, Oct. 31, 1813

Philena and Taylor Briggs, both of and at

Little Compton, by Rev. Mr. Sheperd.

American of June 14, 1816

WILBOUR Mary, daughter of Brownell, of Lit-
tle Compton, and Job Woodman, of Provi-
dence, at Little Compton, by Rev. Mase

Shepherd, Aug. 24, 1817

470

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

WILBOUR Elizabeth, daughter of Anthony, and

Thomas Peckham, both of and at Newport.

American of
Anne, of Smithfield, and George Brownell,

of Scituate, at Smithfield, by Rev. Dr.

Gano,
WILBUR Mercy, of Smithfield, and John K.

Smith, of Providence, at Smithfield.

American of
Rachal, youngest daughter of the late Chris-
topher, and Eleazer Sherman, formerly of

Sterling, Ct , both of and at Smithfield, by

Rev. Mr. Edes,
Major Oliver C. and Lucy A. Greene, eldest

daughter of the late Benjamin, both of and

at Norwich. American of
WILBOR Benjamin H. and Maria R. Wilcox,

daughter of the late Capt. Thomas, at

Newport. American of
WILBUR. Nathaniel, and Eliza Russell, both of

and at Pawtucket, by Rev. Dr. Benedict,
Almira, of Little Compton, and Capt. Gideon

Allen, at Westport. American of
John and Mrs. Polly Thurber, eldest daugh-
ter of Relief, both of and at Providence, by

Rev, Dr. Gano. American of
WILBOR John and Phebe Armstrong, daughter

of George, at Newport. Amefican of
WILBUR Prescilla P., "of Middleboro, Mass.,

and Christopher Smith, of New York, at

Providence. American of
Hannah G. and William Eddy, both of and

at Warren. American of
WILBOUR Phillip, of Little Compton, and

Eliza P. Champlain, daughter of Hon.

Daniel, of Exeter, at Providence, by Rev.

Dr. Gano,
A and Israel Luther, both of Taunton,

at New Bedford. American of
Melvin and Eunice Dennis, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Tobey,
Stella and Joseph R. Wheeler, at Taunton,
Amos, of Raynham, and Huldah Palmer, of

same place. American of
Sarah S. and John T. Kenyon, both of and at

Hopkinton, at the Friends' Meeting

House. American of
WILBUR Content and Horatio Field, both of

Seekonk, at Pawtucket,

Jan. 6, 1818

Jan. II, 1818

March 23, 1819

Dec. 12, 1819

Jan. 14, 182

March 7, 1820
Dec. 17, 1820
Jan. 16, 1821

March 16, 1821
July 3, 1821

Nov. 15, 1822
Nov. 26, 1822

Dec. 8, 1823

Jan. 16, 1824

Feb. 15, 1824
April 13, 1824

April 9, 1824

May 18, 1824
Dec. 26, 1824

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES 47I

WILBOUR Thomas and Hannah Shaw, at Lit-

•tle Compton American of Jan. 21, 1825

Roxana, of Taunton, and Otis Bliss, of Reho-

both, at Taunton. American of April 12, 1825

WILBUR Jemima, of Bridgewater, and Daniel

Keith, 3d, at Rehoboth, by Rev. Mr.

Colby, April 6, 1826

WILBOUR Cornelius and Mary Ann Dyre,

daughter of late Aaron F., both of and at

Newport, ' July 16, 1826

Clarinda D., of Raynham, Mass., and Hiram

Bliss, formerly of Providence, at Raynham.

American of Oct. 24, 1826

Louisa, of Roxbury, and Ansel Howard, of

Taunton, at Roxbury, Oct. 31, 1826

Jonathan and Maria Taylor, daughter of

John, at Little Compton, Dec. 3, 1826

WILBUR Thomas and Sally C. Whitford, both

of Mendon, at Smithfield, by Rev. Mr.

Pickering, Feb. 6, 1827

WILBOUR Content and Dan A, Daniels, Esq.,

both of Cumberland, July i, 1827

Job B. and Amy R. Williams, daughter of

late David, both of Newport, at Fall River,

by Rev Mr. Taylor, July 23, 1827

WILBUR Joseph and Fanny M. Lincoln, at

Taunton, by Rev. Mr. Maltby, Aug. 8, 1827

Patience T., daughter of Hon. Isaac, late

Lieutenant-Governor and Chief Justice of

this State, and Joseph Sisson, at Little

Compton, by Rev. ,. Amos Binney. Amer-

icin of Aug. 17, 1827

WILBOUR Benjamin F. and Abby Taylor,

daughter of Simeon, at Little Compton, by

Rev. Mr. Paine, Sept. 30, 1827

Henry and Abby Cleveland, both of and at

Fall River, by Rev. Mr. Taylor, ^ Dec. 2, 1827

WILBUR Almira, of Johnston, and Lyman A.

Allard, of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.

Pickering, Feb. 10, 1828

Benjamin P., of Newport, and Catharine

Harwood, daughter of Edward, of and at

Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano, April 3, 1828

Avis, of Somerset, and William F. Whitford,

of West Greenwich, at Warwick. Ameri-
can of April 25, 1828
WILBUR Narcissa and David F. Strange, at

Pawtucket, by Rev. Dr. Benedict, Oct. 26, 1828

Dexter E. and Julia Ann Greene, both of

and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering, April 20, 1829

472

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

WILBUR William and Lucretia Mann, at Hub-
bardston. American of

Arbela, daughter of Capt. Simeon, and Capt.
Amos R. Hall, at Raynham. American of

Edwin and Ann Maria Lyon, at Newport.
American of

Capt. Owen and Abigail Woodworth, at
Little Compton, by Rev. Mr. Paine. Amer-
ican of

William H,, of 'Providence, and Mary Ann
Milliard, only daughter of William, Esq.,
of and at Little Compton, by Rev. Mr.
Paine. American of

David W., of Somerset, and Wealthy Hall, of
and at Portsmouth, by Rev. Mr. Gale.
American of

Marshall, Jr., and Olive B. Leonard, at Ware-
ham. American of

Anna, of Swanzey, and Col. Isaiah Cole, of
Warren, at Swanzey,

Anna, of Swanzey, and Capt. Isaiah Cole, of
Warren, at Swanzey,
WILBOUR Thomas Bradford, of Coventry, and
Abby Davis, of and at North Kingstown.
American of
WILBRAHAM Emma Caroline, daughter of
Edward Bootle Wilbraham, M. P., and Hon.
Geoffrey Stanley, M. P., eldest son of
Lord Stanley, in England. American of
WILCOX Sarah and Henry Vincent, both of
Watertown, Mass., in this town,

William B., of West Greenwich, and Phebe
G. Howland, of and at East Greenwich, by
Rev. Thomas Manchester. American of

Betsey, daughter of Stephen, Esq., and Lem-
uel Knight, both of and at West Green-
wich, ,

Lucy E, of Providence, and Matthew C.
Prenning, of Beverly, Mass., at Providence,
by Rev. Dr. Gano,

Maria R., daughter of the laie Capt. Thomas,
and Benjamin H. Wilbur, at Newport.
American of

Daniel and Nancy Darling, daughter of
Darius, both of and at Cumberland. Amer-
ican of

Jerauld O. and Amelia Darling, daughter of
Capt. Elijah, both of and at Cumberland.
American of

Betsey, of Westport, and Alexander Groves,
of Tiverton, at Westport. American of

Aug. 6, 1830

Dec. 3, 1830

Dec. 28, 1830

Jan. 18, 1831

Jan. 18, 1831

March 22, 1831

June 24, 1831

Oct. 9, 1 83 1

Oct. 9, 1 83 1

July 17, 1832

July 22, 1825
Dec. 19, 1811

May 17, 1816

Aug. 2, 1818

Oct. 13, 1819

March 7, 1820

April 21, 1820

Sept. 12, 1820
June 18, 1822

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES 473

WILCOX Joanna Eldredge, daughter of Leon-
ard, and Martin Simmons, both of and

at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Aug. 12, 1823

Caroline Hill, daughter of Leonard, of Provi-
dence, and David Martin, of Cherau, S. C,

at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Aug. 13, 1823

Cranston and Elizabeth Cooke, daughter of

Samuel, at Tiverton. American of * Sept. 2, 1823

Isaac and Clarissa Brownell, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Oct. 8, 1823

Sarah and Caleb B. Hudson, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Brown, Nov. 20, 1825

Robert, of Pawtucket, and Deborah Cooke,

of and at Tiverton. American of April 4, 1826

Sarah, daughter of Leonard, of Providence,

and Jeremiah Goodspeed, of Newport, at

Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Aug. 13, 1826

Phebe and Joseph Bateman, both of Tiver-
ton, at Bristol, by Rev. Bishop Griswold, Oct. 2, 1826
Wrason, of West Greenwich, and Lydia

Sweet, of Coventry, at Warwick, May 20, 1827

Erastus and Betsey Mitchell, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering, July 3, 1828

Mary and Caleb W. Miller, of Providence, Oct. 5, 1828

Daniel and Rhoda Borden, at Tiverton.

American of Feb. 27, 1829

Laura Louisa, youngest daughter of the late

Samuel, of New York, and Benjamin A.

Mumford, formerly of Newport, at New

York, by Rev. Mr. Onderdonk. American

of May 19, 1829

A. J. and Susan H. Tripp, at Fairhaven.

American of July 30, 1830

William and Hannah Potter, at Westport.

American of March 25, 1831

Capt. Audley and Sarah B. Cooke, at Tiver-
ton, by Rev. Mr. Gale, July 31, 1831
Joanna and George G. Champlain, at Provi-

der^ce, by Rev. Dr. Pickering, Oct. 3, 1832

Betsey H. and Nathaniel P. Chadwick, both

of and at Bristol, by Rev. Dr. Wight, Jan. 14, 1833

WILDE William, of Boston, merchant, and

Laura Wheaton, daughter of Dr. Levi, of

this town, at New York, by Rev. Mr. Ber.

rian. American of Aug. 27, 1816

WILD Eliza, daughter of Dr. Jonathan, of Wal-

pole, and Alfred Allen, of Providence, at

Walpole, by Rev. Mr. Mowry, Nov. 20, 1817

Dr. Charles, of Brookline, Mass., and Mary

J. Rhodes, only daughter of William N., of

474 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

WILD :

and at North Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Tobey. American of Dec. 31, 1819

Abraham, Esq., of Boston, and Rebecca Pit-
man, daughter of the late laaac, of Provi-
dence, at Hartford, Ct. American of June 15, 1821
WILDE Alice and Nehemiah Dean, both of and

at Taunton. "American of June 20, 1823

Caroline Elizabeth, daughter of Hon. Sam-
uel L., and Caleb Cushing, Esq., at New-
bury port. American of Nov. 30, 1823
Samuel and Mrs. Lydia Dean, of Taunton, at

Rehoboth, by Lemuel Morse, Esq., July 26, 1827

WILD Samuel, Jr., and Rebecca Barton, at

Taunton, by Rev. Mr. Hamilton, March 23, 1828

WILDER' Mrs. Eliza B., daughter of Capt. Free-
man Maybury, of Newport, and Capt. Ira
Mauran, of Harrington, at Newport, by
Rev. Mr. Towle. American of Oct. 15, 181 1

Eliza, daughter of Rev. Mr. , and Lem-
uel May, both of and at Attleboro. Amer-
ican of Jan. 3, 1 81 5
John, Jr., of Charlton, Mass., and Mary W.
F. Jones, daughter of Nehemiah, Esq., at

Raynham, by Rev. E- Sandford, May 23, 1826

Olive and Jeremiah Boss, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, April 21, 1828

Abigail R. and William R. Willard, at Lan-
caster, Mass. American of Oct. 24, 1828
William C, of Hamilton, N. C, and Harriet

Waters, of Leominster. American of Aug. 6, 1830

WILKES Charlotte, daughter of Charles, Esq.,
cashier Bank- of New York, and Francis
Jeffrey, Esq., editor of the Edinburgh Re-
view, at New York. American of Nov. 12, £813
WILKEY Hannah S. and Samuel S. Liscomb, of
Fall River, at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Brown, Oct. 12, 1824
WILKINS Capt. John H., U. S. Army, and
Mary Darragh, daughter of John, Esq.,
Mayor of the city, at Pittsburgh, Penn.
American of Nov. 13, 1821
Gouverneur Morris, Esq., and Cathanne Van

Renssaleur, at Albany. American of June 8, 1830

Mary and Warren Russell, at Danvers.

American of May 28, 1830

WILKINSON Lydia, youngest daughter of
Oziel, of North Providence, and Hezekiah
Howe, of Killingly, Ct., in this town, by
Rev. Mr. Edes. American of Nov. 10, 1809

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES 475

WILKINSON Gen. James and Mademoiselle
Trudeau, aged about 26, the General is
about 56, at New Orleans. American of April 20, 1810

Mrs. Nabby and Alpheus Ammidown, at

Cumberland, Dec. 29, i8n

James, of Cumberland, and Roena Aldrich,
daughter of Augustus, of and at Smith-
field. American of Nov. 9, 1813

Sarah, second daughter of William, Esq., and
Charles Norris Tibbetts, Esq., attorney at
law, both of and at this town, May 14, 18 16

William, 2d, and Merebah Weatherhead, both

of and at Cumberland, by Rev. Mr. Potter, July 9, 1820

Nancy, daughter of Isaac, and Henry Mar-
chant, cashier of Manufacturer's Bank, at
Pawtucket. American of Nov. 2, 1821

Ann, daughter of Abraham, of Pawtucket,
and Nathan Lazell, Jr., merchant, of
Bridgewater, Mass., at Pawtucket. Ameri-
can of Nov. 2, 1 82 1

Mary, daughter of Isaac, and Rev. Benjamin
Fessenden, of East Bridgewater, Mass., at
Pawtucket. American of Dec. 18, 1821

Capt. Edward S. and Salome Kinsley, at

Pawtucket. American of Jan. 25, 1822

William B., of Cumberland, and Mehitable
Angell, daughter of Col. Israel, of and at
Smithfield. American of Jan. 7, 1823

James and Mary Niles, both of Pawtucket, by

Rev. Mr. Taft, ' May i, 1823

Amey, daughter of Abraham, of Pawtucket,
and Samuel B. Harris, of Smithfield, at
Pawtucket. American of June 10, 1823

Esther, of Woodstock, Ct., and William Ses-
sions, of Pomfret, at Woodstock. Ameri-
can of June 13, 1823

Samuel and Maria Bradford, both of and at

Woodstock, Ct. .American of June 13, 1823

Mary Rhodes, daughter of William, Esq., and
Charles Norris Tibbitts, Esq., both of and
at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Edes, Oct. 7, 1823

Mary C, eldest daughter of Varnum, of Prov-
idence, and George Gibbs Marvel, of New-
port, at New York. American of Nov. 22, 1825

Rebecca, daughter of William, of Providence,
and Rev. Daniel Le Baron Goodwin, of
Sutton, Mass., at Providence, by Rev. Dr.
Crocker, Dec. 12, 1825

Sarah, daughter of Abraham, Esq., and Will-
iam Harris, at Pawtucket, by Rev. Dr.
Benedict, Oct. 18, 1826

476

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

WILKINSON Adeline H. and Capt. Horace
Wbitaker, of Southbridge, Mass., at Pom-
fret, Ct.,

Samuel, of Pawtucket, and Sarah I. Tanner,
of and at Bristol, by Rev. Mr. Taft,

Lydia, daughter of Abraham, and Frederick
A. Sumner, publisher of Boston Free
Press, at Pawtucket American of

Ann W., daughter of William, Esq., and Jo-
siah Keene, at Providence, by Rev. Dr.
Edes,

Ann M. C, only child of George, Esq., and
Dr. Thomas B. Hungerford, both of Oak
Calvert Co., Md. American of
WILLARD Jacob, Esq., attorney and counsellor
at law, of Fitchburg, Mass., and Eliza Pit-
man, eldest daughter of Rev. John, of and
at this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano,

Lucy, daughter of Rev. Joseph, of Boxboro,
and Capt. Nathaniel Spooner, of Plymouth,
at Boxboro,

Julia Ann and Henry Thurber, both of and
at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano,

Fanny, of Uxbridge, Mass., and George
Wheaton, Esq., of Taunton, at Uxbridge.
American of

Mrs. Mary, of Lancaster, Mass., and Capt.
Noah Smith, of and at South Reading.
American of

Nancy, daughter of Dr. Elias, and Estes
Howe, Esq., city recorder, at Albany, N.
Y. American of

Hezekiah and Rebecca C. Adye, both of and
at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano,

Sally L., of Providence, and Samuel W. Wal-
ton, at Chepachet, by Rev. Mr. Angell,

Artemisia, of North Providence, and John
Tillinghast, of Seekonk, at Providence, by
Rev. Dr. Gano,

Marian, daughter of Capt. Gardiner, and
Capt. Beriah G. Browning, of Bristol, at
Warren. American of

Isaac, Jr., of Worcester, and Betsey Par-
tridge, of and at Ward, Mass. American
of

Leonard, of Wrentham, and Charlotte S.
Cleveland, of and at Providence, by Rev.
Mr. Tobey,

Nahum and Ann M. West, both of and at
Pawtucket, by Rev. Dr. Benedict,

Oct. 4, 1827
July 22, 1828

Jan. IS, 1830

May 25, 1830

March 11, 1831

Sept. 17, 1810

July 19, 1 81 1
May 7, 1 820

June 16, 1820

June 15, 1821

Oct. s, 1 82 1
Sept. 23, 1822
Sept. 12, 1824

Dec. 9, 1824

Aug. 19, 1825

April 28, 1826

May 7, 1826
July 4, 1827

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES 477

WILLARD Hezekiah and Martha Orswell, both

of and at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Sept. 2, 1827

Henry and Mary Greene, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Kent, Jan. i, 1828

William R. and Abigail R. Wilder, at Lan-
caster, Mass. American of Oct. 24, 1828
Mary E. and Asa Drury, both of and at Prov-
idence, by Rev. Mr. Pattison, Nov. 22, 183 1
Samuel T., of Uxbridge, and Sarah Whit-
more, of Douglass, at Providence, by Rev.

Mr. Pattison, Jan. 13, 1833

WILLETT Miss R , of Philadelphia, and

Dr. William Blanding, of and at Camden,

S. C., Oct. 16, 181 1

Eliza and Joseph H. Buckingham, Jr., editor

of Boston Courier, at Boston, Oct. 30, 1827

WILLEY Rebecca, eldest daughter of John,

and John A. McLane, all of this town, at

Si. John's Church, by Rev. Mr. Crocker, July i, 181 1

John and Hannah Warner, both of and at

Providence. American of May 17, 1822

Ann, of Providence, and William Warner, of

Charlestown, Mass., at Providence, by

Rev. Mr. Brown, Sept. 22, 1823

Maria and Thomas W. Warner, both of and

at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Webb, Jan. 12, 1826

WILLIAMS Lemuel, Jr., Esq., attorney at law,

of New Bedford, Mass., and Sarah Smith,

of and at Watertown, Ct. American of Jan. 27, 1809

Elias and Mary Otis, both of Plymouth,

Mass., in this town, July 30, 1809

Ann W., of Wrentharo, and Otis"Briggs, of

Wiscasset, at Wrentham, married by Rev.

William Williams, Sept. 7, 1809

Simeon, of this town, and Sarah Woodward,

daughter of Major Jason, of and at Ash-
ford, Ct., by Rev. Mr. Sampson, Dec. 17, 1809
Lydia, daughter of Nathaniel, of Dighton,

and Isaac Brown, of this town, at Dighton,

by Rev. Mr. Gushee, April i, 1810

Miss Caroline Sophia Margaretta Maria Juli-

annes Wortley Montague Joan of Arc and

Alexander Philip Socrates Emilius Caezar

Hannibal Marcellus George Washington

Treadwell, both of and at New Orleans.

American of • Aug. 17, 1810

Thomas, of Pawtucket, and Mary Round, of

Rehoboth, at Attleboro, by Rev. Mr. Hol-

man, July 7, 181 1

^yg VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

WILLIAMS Caleb, Esq., of Providence, and

Mrs. Abby Harris, eldest daughter of Dr.

Caleb Fiske, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, at Scit-

uate, Aug. S.I 8i I

Amey and David Sprague, both of and at

Cranston, Jan. 30, 181 2

Lucy T., daughter of Rev. Mr. Williams, of
Weymouth, and Augustus Shaw, of Rayn-
ham, in this town, May 14, 1812

Rev. Thomas, of Providence, and Ruth Hale,
of Rowley, Mass., m this town, by Rev.

Mr. Edes, May 20, 18 12

Miss , of Gibraltar, and Samuel C.

Blodgett, late of this town, at Gibraltar.

American of Sept. 29, 1812

Elizabeth Dehane, of Whitestov/n, N. Y.,

and Capt. Benjamin Ellery Bicknell, of

Barrington, R. I., at Whitestown, Oct. 11, 1812

Mary, daughter of George, of Smithfield, and

Col Augustus Brown, at Johnston, Feb. 16, 1814

Mrs. Betsey, widow of Stephen G., and John

Viall, by Rev. Mr. Williams, Feb. 27, 1814

Thomas C., formerly of Newport, and Eliza

Smith, youngest daughter of Hon. Joseph,

of and at Warren, by Rev. Mr. Baker.

American of May 24, 1814

Mary E., daughter of Nathaniel, Esq., of

Dighton, and Capt. Caleb Reynolds, of

Pelham, at Dighton, by Rev. Mr. Gushee, Feb. 19, 1815

Eliza F., only daughter of Caleb, Esq., and

Ebenezer Nelson, merchant, both of and at

this town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, April 17, 1815

Rhoda, of Cranston, and Emar Tourtellot, of

Mendon, at Cranston. American of July 4, 181 5

Capt. Robert and Cynthia Hammond, only

daughter of the late Capt. Joshua, both of

and at Newport. American of Aug. 22, 1815

Mrs. Sophia and I Wheateley, both of

and at New York. American of March i, 18 16

Mrs. Naticy and Joseph McMann, governor

of Tennessee, Aug. 4, 1816

Major Thomas, of the house of Hazard and

Williams, New York, and Lucretia S. Per-
kins, daughter of Hon. Elias, of and at

Norwich, Ct. American of May 30, 1871

Samuel P., of Mansfield, and Sarah P. Taylor,

daughter of Caipt. Daniel, at Brooklyn, Ct.

American of Dec. 16, 1817

Mary Ann, daughter of Putnam, and William

Salisbury, both of and at Providence, by

Rev. Mr. Baker, Sept. 20, 181 8

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES 479

WILLIAMS Jeremiah and Sally Crowell, both
of Walpole, Mass., at Pawtucket, by Rev.
Mr. Benedict. American of Dec. 22, 1818

Oliver Ellsworth, Esq., attorney at law, of
Hartford, Ct., and Elizabeth B. Croade,
daughter of late Nathaniel, Esq.', of and at
Pawtucket, by Rev. Mr. Benedict, April 25, 1819

John E., formerly of Newport, merchant,
and Lucy Wood, daughter of Walter, Esq,,
at Mount Vill, N. Y. American of Oct. 26, 1819

Bathsheba, daughter of Col. Gideon, and Dr.
Moses F. Randall, of Boston, both of and
at Taunton. American of Nov. 26, 18 19

Sarah Ann, daughter of Nathaniel, Esq., and
Ephraim A. Hathaway, both of and at
Dighton. American of Feb. 11, 1820

Stephen and Nancy Phillips, youngest daugh-
ter of the late Caleb, Esq., both of and at
Pawtuxet, by Rev. Mr. Curtis, April 4, 1820

WILLIAM King of Wurtemberg, and Princess
Paulina Theresa Louisa, his cousin. The
queen is 19, the king 40, in Germany.
American of June 6, 1820

WILLIAMS Thomas Cobb and Mary Ann
Mann, eldest daughter of Dr. James, at
Boston. American of June 6, 1820

Ann F. and Dr. Isaiah Allen, at Rehoboth, July 9, 1820

Caleb and Mary S. Greene, at North Provi-
dence. American of Sept. 29, 1820

Amasa and Roxana Shares, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Oathman, Nov. 12, 1820

Major Nicholas and Serena Chestnut, at

Camden, S. C. American of Dec. 29, 1820

Betsey and Lemuel Smith, both of and at
Pawtucket. American of Jan. 12, 1821

Mercy and Balos Goff, at Rehoboth. Amer-
ican of Feb. 13, 1 82 1

Abigail and Capt. Libbeus Hodges, both of
Taunton, at Berkeley, Mass., by Adoniram
Crane, Esq., April 13, 1821

Rebecca and Bezer Richmond, both of Taun-
ton, at Middleboro. American of May 11, 1821

Mary C, daughter of John, and Samuel J.
Marsh, both of and at Newport. Ameri-
can of June I, 1 82 1

Susan and James Presbury, both of Taunton,
at Raynham. American of June i, 1821

Lavina and Nathan B. Searle, at Johnston.
American of June 19, 1821

Jonathan P., of Taunton, and Huldah Leon-
ard, of and at Middleboro. American of July 6, 1821

480 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

WILLIAMS Martha, of Burrillville, and Peter

Gory, of Glocester, at Burrillville. Ameri-
can of July 17, 1 82 1
Mary Ann, of Smithfield, and Danforth Bur-
gess, of and at Pawtucket. American of July 27, 1821
Delia, of Deerfield, Mags., and Rev. Luther

Hamilton, of Taunton, at Deerfield. Amer-
ican of Nov. 2, 1 82 1
Andrew A., merchant, and Emily Smith,

daughter of Major Charles, at Woodstock,

Ct. American of " Nov. 27, 1821

Alice Eliza, daughter of Henry, and Stephen

Phillips, at Providence, Jan. i, 1822

Zebedee, of Wellington, Mass., and Sally

Baker, of Taunton, daughter of Abijah, at

Taunton. American of April 12, 1822

Lydia, of Taunton, and William S. Caswell,

of New Bedford, at Taunton. American of June 28, 1822
Olney and Susan Roberts, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Aug. 4, 1822

John D. and Hannah Brown, daughter of

William, at South Kingstown. American

of Oct. IS and 18, 1822

Dr. William S., of Deerfield, Mass., and Mrs.

Eliza Lucas, of and at Seekonk. Ameri-
can of Nov. I, 1822
Gersham, of Wellington, Mass., and Sally

Lake, of and at Seekonk. American of Nov. 22, 1822

Jabez and Ann Le Valley, both of Warwick,

at Cranston. American of Nov. 29, 1822

Eliza R., daughter of late Howell, and Otis

Sweet, both of and at Providence, April 24, 1823

William G. and Maria Earle, daughter of late

Capt. William, both of and at Providence,

by Rev. Dr. Gano, May 29, 1823

Thomas M , of Brooklyn, Ct., and Rachel

Bugbee, of and at Woodstock. American of June 26, 1822
Rufus, of Burrillville, and Tabitha Mowry, of

and at Smithfield, July 3, [823

John F., Esq., attorney at law, and Lucretia

Tracy, of Windham, at Woodstock, Ct.

American of Oct. 28, 1823

Amelia and Charles C. Barstow, both of and

at Taunton. American of Nov. 20, 1823

George, Jr., and Phebe King, both of and at

Taunton. American of Nov. 20, 1823

Marcus, of Mansfield, and Nancy Hall, of and

at Attleboro. American of Nov. 20, 1823

Israel and Mary Ann Gardiner, of Nantucket,

at Valley Falls. American of Dec. 2, 1823

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES 481

WILLIAMS Nathaniel H., of Taunton, and Caro-
line Dean, of and at Raynham. Ameri-
can of Dec. 1 6, 1823

Capt. Bradford B. and Julia Ann Hallett,
tenth daughter of Benjamin, Esq., at Oys-
terville, Mass. American of April 9, 1824

James A., of Providence, and Sarah Jeffers, of
Newport, at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pick-
ering. American of June i, 1824

Col. Jared W., attorney at law, of Lancaster,
N. H., and Sarah H. Bacon, of and at
Woodstock, Ct., Aug. 10, 1824

Elizabeth A., of Taunton, and William A.
Brittain, of Livermore, Me., at Taunton.
American of Oct, i, 1824

Horace N., of Fairfield, N. Y., and Catharine
R. Arnold, of Providence, at New York.
American of Oct. S, 1824

Susan, daughter of Dr. .'Mfred, and Capt. Jo-
seph Danforth, at Taunton. American of Oct. 22, 1824

William T. and Rachel Young, both of and

at Pawtucket. American of Jan. 21, 1825

Susan, daughter of John, and William Swan,
at Newport. American of May 10, 1825

Almira, of Raynham, and George W. Dean,

of and at Taunton. American of June 7, 1825

Anne, eldest daughter of Abiather, Esq., of
Taunton, and George Breed, merchant, of
Pittsburg, Penn., at Taunton, Sept. 25, 1825

Honor and John P. Arnold, both of and at

Cranston, by Rev. Mr. Shurtleff, Oct. 30, 1825

Abigail, of Burrillville, and Emory C. Ar-
nold, of Cumberland, at Burrillville, Nov. 6, 1825

Sarah A. and Charles H. Geer, both of and
at Worcester, by Rev. E^r. Bancroft, Dec, 4, 1825

Sarah and Porter Belknap, both of and at
North Kingstown, Dec. S, 1825

Amos, of Foster, and Patience P'ord, of Glo-
cester, by Rev. Mr. Pickering, at Provi-
dence, Jan. 4, 1826

Elbridge G., of Raynham, and Harriet S. C.
Smith, of Middleboro, at Taunton. Amer-
ican of April 14, 1826

George W. and Emma Willis, at Taunton, by

Rev. Alvin Cobb, April 23, 1826

Thomas Robinson, Esq., of Newport, and
Caroline Smith, of Norfolk Street Strand,
second surviving daughter of late Samuel,
of Alton Hants, at London, Eng., May 4, 1826

482

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

WILLIAMS John, Esq., and Sophia S. Parrott,
both of and at Pomfret, by Rev. Mr. Porter.
American of

Lucretia arid Capt. Chester Bugbee, by Rev.
Mr. Hall, at Attleboro,

Cereny, of Warwick, and William G. Ben-
nett, of East Greenwich, at Warwick,, by
Rev. Mr. Wil.son,

Amey R., daughter of late Daniel, and Job
B. Wilbur, both of Newport, at Fall River,
by Rev. Mr. Taylor,

William H., Esq., of Burkes Co., Ga., for-
merly of Dighlon, Mass., and Azrubah H.
Craggin, daughter of Benjamin, of and at
Douglass, Mass., by Rev. David Holman,

Joshua T., of Dighton, and Betsey Baker, at
Taunton. American of

Abby C, eldest daughter of Jason W., of
Providence, and Kelita S. Ellis, of Andover,
Mass., at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Edes,

Ann and William Brown, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickenng,

Stephen G. and Marietta Randall, at Paw-
tucket. American of

Elizabeth, daughter of Simeon, and Amos A.
Olney, at Dighton,

Caroline Sophia Maria Julianna Wortley
Montague Joan of Arc and Alexander
Philip Socrates Amelias Caeser Hannibal
Marcellus George Washington Treadwell,
both of and at New Orleans. American of

Henry, of Woonsocket Falls, and Caroline
Elizabeth Hoppin, 2d daughter of Richard,
of and at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Crocker,

Learned and Sarah Ann Cranston, at Paw-
tucket, by Rev. Mr. Potter. American of

Pardon, of Taunton, and Ann Eliza Pidge, of
and at North Providence,

Capt. Frederick, of Ship Indian Chief, and
Louisa A. Cowling, at Norfolk, Va. Amer-
ican of

Sarah B., of Taunton, and Charles L. Eustis,
of Dixfield, at Taunton, by Rev. Mr. Ham-
ilton,

Lawrence, of Philadelphia, and Mrs. Cordelia
Gay, of London, at Maranham, by John
Haskell, Esq., British Consul,

Samuel and Mary Miller, at Charlestown.
American of

May 12, 1826
May 24, 1826

Jan. I, 1827

July 23, 1827

Aug. IS, 1827
Sept. 25, 1827

Jan. 8, 1828

Jan. 24, 1828

April 22, 1828

Oct. 2, 1828

Nov. 7, 1828

Dec. 22, 1828

Jan. 6, 1829

March 22, 1829

March 27, 1829

May 24, 1829

July — , 1829
Sept. 22, 1829

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES 483

WILLIAMS Susan Mary, only daughter of late

Benjamin, and Jerome Napoleon Bourna-

parte, at Baltimore, by Rev. James White-
head, Archbishop of Baltimore, Nov. 3, 1829
Timothy B., Jr., and Sarah P. Skiff, both of

and at Pawtucket, by Rev. Mr. Frieze.

American of Nov. 17, [829

John, Jr.. Esq., cashier of Newport Bank, and

Susan B. Tallman, daughter of Seth, of

and at New Bedford, by Rev. Mr. Perry, Nov. 30, 1829

William and Mary Monk, at Stoughton.

American of Dec. i, 1829

Rev. Mr. , 76, and Polly Candle, 14, in

New Foundland. American of Dec. 18, 1829

Martha S. and Benjamin R. Gilbert, attor-
ney at law, both of and at Boston. Amer-
ican of ■ Feb. 2, 1830
Lydia Louisa and Benjamin Balch, at Boston.

American of May 4, 1830

Frances and Valentine Best, at Tolland, Ct.

American of Aug. 27, 1830

Amey, of Johnston, and Dr. Thomas O. H.

Carpenter, Jr., of Foster, at Johnston, by

Rev. Mr. Cheney, Feb. 3, 1831

Lydia H. and John H. Hawes, at Boston, April 6, 1831

Mary C. and Samuel Prime, at Boston.

American of April 29, 1831

Col. R. W., of Tallahassee, and Rebecca R.

Branch, daughter of Hon. John, of North

Carolina, at Washington City. American of
Sarah P. and Joseph E. Andrews, at Boston.

American of
John and Hannah G. Chace, both of New

Bedford, at Westport, by Rev. Mr. Tripp,
Ann Eliza, daughter of Henry, and Henry

Giles Luther, both of and at Providence,

at the Richmond street church,
Augustus L and Mrs. Hannah Ayres, at

Boston,
Sidney, Esq., of Taunton, and Caroline D.

Messer, daughter of Rev. Asa, of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pattison,
Harriet, daughter of Stephen, of North Prov-
idence, and Henry M. Sessions, of Provi-
dence, at former place, by Rev. Dr. Edes, March 13, 1832
Susan M. S., of Providence, and Hasell W.

Crouch, of Charleston, S. C., at Providence,

by Rev. Dr. Crocker, Oct. u, 1832

Eliza B., of Mansfield, and Charles Naysen,

of Walpole, at Mansfield, by Rev. Mr.

Briggs, Dec. 17, 1832

May 3,

1831

May 3,

1831

May 8,

1831

May 12,

1831

May 12,

1831

May 25,

1831

484

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

WILLIAMSON Peter and Catharine Brown,
both of Newport, by Rev. Mr. Baker,

Nancy, daughter of John P., Esq., of Savan-
nah, Ga., and Jacob Read, Esq., eldest son
of late Gen. Jacob, of South Carolina, at
Savannah. American of

Gustavus, of Providence, and Phila Hall, of
Newport, at Providence, by Rev. J. N.
Brown,
WILLING Elizabeth, daughter of T. W., Esq.,

and J Sterling, Esq , of London, at

Philadelphia. American of

Eliza, daughter of the late Charles, Esq., and
Marshall Binney Spring, of Watertown,
Mass., at Philadelphia,

Maria, eldest daughter of George, Esq., and
Willing Francis, merchant, at Philadelphia.
American of

Harriet, daughter of George, and Henry Rol-
ston, Esq., both of Philadelphia, near Potts-
grove, Penn. American of

Mrs. Sarah and James Whittle, at Salem.
American of

WILLIS Miss and James Nevins,

merchant, at Philadelphia. American of

Sarah Almy and Thomas Bullock, at Taun-
ton, by Rev. Alvin Cobb. American of

Calvin and Sally Holmes, of Norton, at Taun-
ton. American of

Louisa H., daughter of Nathaniel, publisher
of the Boston Recorder, and Rev. Louis
D wight, at Boston. American of

Martha M. and Horatio Stone, at Mendon,
Mass. American of

Jemima P., of Taunton, and Major Isaac Bra-
man, of Norton, at Taunton, by Rev. Alvin
Cobb. American of

Jemima P., of Taunton, and Major Isaac Bra-
man, of Norton, at Taunton. American of

Emma and George Williams, at Taunton, by
Rev. Alvin Cobb,

William A., of Newport, and Eliza A. Cot-
treli; of and at Pawtucket, by Rev. Mr.
Benedict,

Polly and George M. Lincoln, at Taunton.
American of

George G., of New York, and Cornelia Sophia
Lothrop, daughter of Daniel, Esq., at Nor-
wich, Ct., by Rev. Dr. Strong,

Nov. 2, 1817

Nov. 12, 1824

Oct. 9, 1825

Jan. 16, 1816

April 4, 1 8 16

Nov. 25, 1820

Sept. 16, 1825

Oct. 2, 1829

May 10, 1814

Jan. 5, 1821

March 26, 1824

June 4, 1824
April 8, 1825

Nov. 4, 1825

Nov. 8, 1825

April 23, 1826

June IS, 1826
May 25, 182;

March 18, 1828

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES 485

WILLISON Judeth and Thomas R. Fisher, both

of Smithfield, at Providence, by Rev. Mr.

Pickering, ' Oct. 22, 1828

WILLISTON Sarah and Elisha Franklin, both

of and at Bristol, by Rev. Mr. Wight, Oct. 21, 1828

WILLOUGHBY Charles and Mrs. Elizabeth

Kimball, at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pick-
ering. American of Aug. 5, 1823
WILLS Mary D., only daughter of Capt. Charles,

and Philip Hudlong, merchant, both of and

at Richmond, Va. American of July 7, 1820

WILMARTH Samuel and Hannah Wheaton, at

Rehoboth, by James Ellis, Esq., Feb. 14, 1813

Jonathan, Jr., and Mary Ann Keene, both of

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, . Dec. 18, 1814

Joseph and Elizabeth Cady, at Glocester, by

Rev. Mr. Spooner. American of Feb. 17, 1815

Philander and Dorothy Colman, both of and

at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Preston, Jan. 31, 1820

Sally and William Aldrich, both of Cumber-
land, at Woonsocket, Oct. 21, 1821
George W. and Ruth Webber, both of and at

Rehoboth. American of Aug. 13, 1822

Henrietta, daughter of Attleboro, and Moses

Thacher, candidate minister in Foxboro,

at Attleboro, by Rev. Mr. Ferguson, Sept. 25, 1822

Hannah and Hon. Samuel Winsor, both of

Glocester. American of July 8, 1825

Elizabeth S., of Providence, and Willard

Fairbanks, of New York, at Providence, by

Rev. Mr. Brown, Oct. 1, 1826

Betsey, daughter of Leonard, of Attleboro,

and Francis Eddy, of Troy, Mass., at

Attleboro, by Rev. Mr Ferguson, July 8, 1827

Nancy Sipley, daughter of Stephen, and Dan-
iel Angell, at Providence, by Rev. Mr.

Pickering, Feb. i, 1831

WILSON Anna, niece of Thomas, merchant, of

London, Eng., and Capt. Peleg Aborn, of

this town, at London, Feb. 4, 1809

John and Mary M. Lippitt, daughter of John,

merchant, all of and at this town, by Rev.

Mr. Wilson, Nov. 30, 1812

Joseph, Jr., U. S. Navy, and Jane P. Greene,

daughter of the late David, Esq., at Boston,

by Rev. Dr. Gardiner. American of Aug. 19, 1814

Catharine, daughter of John, of Preston, Ct.,

and John C. Tebbetts, of this town, at

Preston, Nov. 12, 1815

Content and John A. Kaull, both of and at

Newport. American of June 4, 1816

486 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

WILSON Rebecca Young, eldest daughter of
Rev. James, and Nicholas B. Gladding,
both of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.

Wilson, Oct. 23, 1816

(Williams,) Capt. William George, of the

British Navy, and Ann Caussines, daugh-
ter of Capt. John, formerly of Warren, at

New York, by Rev. Thomas Lyell, rector

of Christ Church,
John, of Providence, and Sabra Dexter, daugh-
ter of Nathaniel B., of and at Pawtucket,

at St. Paul's Church,
James A. and Henrietta Horsewell, both of

and at Newport. American of
Grafton and Zilpha Spaulding, both of and at

Plainfield, Ct. American of
William T. and Abby Fish, daughter of Isaac,

of Portsmouth, at Newport, by Rev. Mr.

Webb,
Dolly and Capt. Josiah B. Talbot, at Bristol.

American of
Thankful, of Dedham, and Timothy Holt, at

Mansfield, Mass. .American of
James, Jr., of Providence, and Lucy L. Braid,

of Pawtucket, at Providence, by Rev. Mr.

Wilson,
James and Sarah Ann Gardiner, at South

Kingstown. American of
Robert, of New York, and Mary A. Logan,

of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Brown,
Caroline H. and William T. Simmons, both

of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Aug. 14, 1827
John Rany, a pensioner of the Revolution,

and Sally Wilson, daughter of Major John,

at Thompson, Ct. American of Feb. 12, 1828

Sally, daughter of Major John, and John

Rany Wilson, a pensioner of the Revolu-
tion, at Thompson, Ct. American of Feb. 12, 1828
Lydia, of Bristol, and Stephen D. Reynolds,

of Providence, at Bristol, by Rev. Mr.

Wight, Nov. 18, 1828

Rev. Jonathan, has married in Warwick and

vicinity, within a space of 5 years and 4

months, 133 couples. American of Dec. S, 1828

Lesteck Peach, Esq., and Frances Marie

Edgeworth, daughter of late Richard Lovell

Edgeworth, at Edgeworthtown, Ireland.

(This lady was probably a neice of the au-
thoress Marie Edgeworth and daughter of

her deceased brother who bore the same

name as her father,) Jan. i, 1829

Aug. 5,

1819

Sept. 13,

iSig

Nov. 5,

1819

April 28,

1820

Dec. 24,

1820

July 21,

1826

March 2,

1827

April 18,

1827

May If,

1827

Aug. 5,

1827

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES 487

WILSON James C. and Jane Duffy, at New

Bedford. American of Oct. 30, 1829

Mary G. and Jonas Foster, at Charlestown,

Mass. American of Nov. 6, 1829

WILLSON Mary Ann, eldest daughter of John,
of Portsmouth, Va., and Com. James
■ Barron, -U, S. Nayy, at Portsmouth, Nov. 19, 1829

Martha B., of Windham, Ct., and WilHam

Fales, of Bristol, R. I., at Camerioca, Cuba, Dec. i, 1829

WILSON Charles W. and Ann P. Bachellor, at

~ Salem. American of Aug. 3, 1830

Emily, of Prince George Co., Md., and
Thomas Macgill, of and at Washington
City, by Rev. Mr: Johns Feb. ij, 1831

Harriet and Robert Rice, at Boston. Amer-
ican of May 17, 1831
WILTON Sam'uel and Mary W. Holmes, both of
and at Boston, by Rev. Mr. Huntington.
American of Oct. 23, 1810
Capt. William, of New Bedford, and Sally

Proctor, at Essex. American of July 4, 1828

Rebecca and Isaac Spear, at Boston. Amer-
ican of Sept. 24, 1830
WINCHELL Rev. James M., pastor of ist Bap-
tist Church, Boston, and Tamma Thomp-
son, daughter of Ezra, Esq., of and at
Poughkeepsie, N. Y. American of July i, 1814
WINCHIF Julia Maria and Whipple Rice,

both of and at Warwick. American of Nov. 8, 1822

WIND Samuel, of Maine, and Abby Keech, of

and at Smithfield. American of July 30, 1824

WINES Harriet, daughter of Rev. Abijah, of
Deer Island, and Weston Bela Adams,
tutor in Dartmouth College, at Newbury-
port. American of Sept. 4, 1821

WING Content, of Sandwich, and Henry Rus-
sell, of this town, merchant, at Sandwich,
married at Friends Meeting House, Sept. 13, 1809

Freeman, of Sandwich, Mass., and Barbara
Fenner Gorton, daughter of Dea. Benja-
min, of and at Warwick. American of Feb. 7, 1823
Harris, of Smithfield, and Nancy B. Spooner,

of Providence, at Smithfield. American of Dec. 2, 1823
Ichabod, Esq., of Winthrop, Me., and Mrs.
Cynthia Kendall, at Mendon, Mass. Amer-
ican of June 15, 1824
Smith and Anna White, eldest daughter of
'Col. Gideon, of Burrillville, at Smithfield.
American of Sept. 28, 1824
and Cash, at Chilmark. Ameri-
can of July 24, 1829

488 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

WING Paul, of Sandwich, and Anne Dennis,
of Portsmouth, at the Friends Meeting
House. American of Sept. i8, 1829

WINMAN Mrs. Mary G. and Edward Megowin,
both of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Ludlow, July 31, 1828

WINN Eliza, daughter of Tmiothy, Esq., of
Washington City, and Powhatan Ellis, sen-
ator from Mississippi, at Washington City, March i, 1831
WINS! IIP Annzanza Amanda and Cheney B.

Allen, at Boston. American of Dec. 22, 1829

Eliza and Benjamin F. Smith, at Litchfield.

American of July 30, 1830

William A. and Catharine C. Nichols, at

Dedham. American of May 10, 183 1

WINSLOW William, of Somerset, and Ann
Wheeler, daughter of Barnard, of and at
Rehoboth. American of Oct. 10, 181 5

John L. and Mrs. Fanny Martin, both of and

at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Sias, Dec. 21, 1817

Mary, daughter of Dr. John, and David Bray-
ton, both of and at Swanzey, by John Ma-
son, Esq., June 17, 1819

Nancy and Ezra Pollard, both of Coventry,

at Warwick. American of Oct. 27, h820

Sylvania A and Capt. Daniel B. Barrows,
both of and at Warren. American of Aug. 12, 1823

Betsey P., daughter of Dr. John, of Swanzey,
and David Gray, Esq., of Somerset, at
Swanzey. American of Aug. 29, 1823

Simeon A. and Mary S. Slade, at Slatersville.
American of Dec. 12, 1823

Williams, of Freetown, and Mertille Car-
penter, daughter of Caleb, of and at Reho-
both. American of Dec. 23, 1823

Lucy, daughter of Philip, of Freetown, and
Richard J. Wethby, at Providence, by Rev.
Mr. Mudge, Feb. 1 2, 1825

Elizabeth E. and Robert Goodspeed, both of
and at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano, April 3, 1826

Betsey, daughter of Doctor Winslow, of Som-
erset, and Joseph Chace, of Swanzey, at
Somerset, May 17, 1827

Sarah Ann and Wanton T. Sherman, at New-
port. American of Jan. 8, 1828

Eben and Jane H. Vickary, daughter of late

Hugh, at Newport. American of June 13, 1828

John K., of Providence, and Adeline Delling-
ham, of and at Newport,, by Rev. Mr.
Choules. American of Sept. 21, 1830

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES

489

WINSLOW David L., of Providence, and Abby

Boss, at Newport. American of
WINSOR Fanny, daughter of Ira, and Capt. Na-
thaniel, Bishop, both of and at this town,
by Rev. Mr. Edes,

Lusina, daughter of Augustus, of Smithfield,
and Henry Stone, of Johnston, at Smith-
field, by Rev. Mr. Cooper,

Asa and Elizabeth Foster, daughter of Jesse,
both of and at Smithfield, by Rev. Mr.
Williams,

Mary, of Providence, and Rev. Avery Briggs,
of Hudson, N. Y., at Providence, by Rev.
Dr. Gano,

Elisha S., of Glocester, and Amy Waterman,
daughter of Asuel, of and at Johnston, by
Rev. Mr. Park,

James, of Johnston, and Mary Mathewson, of
and at Scituate. American of

Sally Ann, daughter of Augustus, of Smith-
field, and Edward Scott Rhodes, of North
Providence, at Smithfield, by Rev. Mr.
Tobey. American of

Matilda, of Johnston, and David Bo wen, of
Scituate, at Johnston. American of

James and Amey Brown, both of and at
Providence. American of

Mary, daughter of Augustus, and Aldice
Harris, both of and at Scituate. Ameri-
can of

Hon. Samuel and Hannah Wilmarth, both of
Glocester. American of

Cynthia, daughter of William, of Glocester,
and Samuel Aldrich, of Smithfield, at
Glocester. American of

Nancy and Appolos Leonard, both of and at
North Providence, by Rev. Dr. Benedict,

Mahala and William A. Colwell, at Johnston,
by Rev. Mr. Manchester,

Julia, daughter of Augustus, of Smithfield,
and John D. Weld, of Broomfield, Mass.,
at Johnston, by Rev. Mr. Cheney,

Nicholas S., Esq., cashier of Smithfield Ex-
change Bank, and Elizabeth S. Foster,
daughter of William, Esq., of New York
City, at Glocester, by Rev. Mr. Allen.
American of

Mary Ann, daughter of Abram, Esq., ^nd
Elisha Harris, both of Smithfield, at Sla-
tersville, by Rev. Mr. Farley,

Jan. 10, 1832

Feb. 18. 1813

April 25, i8t3

Nov. 18, 1813

Jan. 5, 1818

May 16, 1 8 19
Feb. 22, 1820

May 12, 1820

Jan. 23, 1821

March 14, 1823

April 20, 1824
July 8, 1825

Aug. 16, 1825
Oct. IS, 1826
Sept. I, 1828

March 31, 1829

Nov. 22, [831
Oct. 2, 1832

490

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

WINSOR Ira B. and Mary C. Thurber, at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Hall,
WINTERBOTTOM Edmund B., of Wilming-
ton, N. C, and Eliza Harding, daughter of
■ Walker, of this town, at Wilmington,

WINTHROP Thomas Charles, Esq., and
Georgianna Maria Kane, daughter of late
John, Esq., at New York. American of

Annette Halsey, of Boston, and John De-
Wolfe, of Bristol, at St. Michael's Church,
Bristol, by Rev. Bishop Griswold,

Grenville Temple, son of Lieutenant-Gov-
ernor Winthrop, and Frances Maria Heard,
youngest daughter of John, Jr., at Boston,
by Rev. Mr. Greenwood,

Adelaide Augusta, of Bristol, and Rev.
Thomas Vernon, pastor of Rehoboth Con-
gregational church, at Bristol, by Rev. Mr.
Bristed, at St. Michael's church,
WIRT Elizabeth Gamble, second daughter of
Hon. William, and Lewis M. Goldsbo-
rough, U. S. Navy, at Baltimore. Ameri-
can of
WITHERELL Ephraim R., of Wellington,
Mass., and Polly Baker, of and at Paw-
tucket, by Rev. Mr. Benedict,

Caroline and George W. Simpson, of South
Boston, at Norton,
WITTER Mary M., daughter of Josiah, and
Eliphalet C. Bellows, both of and at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Harriet E. and Joseph Belcher, at Provi-
dence. American of
WOLCOTT Lodowick S., of Cumberland, and
Mary Dexter, daughter of Christopher, of
and at Smithfield. American of
WOOD Joshua B. and Eliza R. Jones, second
daughter of Alexander, in this town, by
Rev. Dr. Crocker,

Margaret and Robert Alexander, at Smith-
field. American of

Lucy, daughter of Walter, Esq., and John E.
Williams, formerly of Newport, merchant,
at Mount Vill, N. Y. American of

John C. and Eliza A. Miller, at Providence,
by Rev. Dr. Gano,

Robert and Mary Trask, daughter of James,
both of and at Cumberland, by Rev. Mr.
Potter,

Mary, daughter of John, and Edward Glad-
ding, at Newport. American of

Nov. 22,, 1832

July 20, 181 1

Oct. 3, 1823

May 26, 1S29

March 27, 1831

May 24, 1831

Nov. u, 1831

July 13, 1823
Nov. 7, 1825

Dec. 10, 1815
June 13, 1823

June 21, 1825

Oct. 4, 1810
Nov. 16, 1813

Oct. 26, 1 8 19
May 4, 1820

Dec. 28, 1820
Aug. 5, 1823

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES

491

WOOD Roba and Gideon Sweet, Jr., both of
; and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Rev. Francis and Lydia Tiffany, daughter of
Ebenezer, Esq., at Banington. American

of
Timothy S. and Ann P. Armsbury, daughter

of Israel, both of and at Providence, by

Rev. Mr. Tobey,

Maria and Isaac Westcott, at Pawtucket.
American of

Mary W., of Fairhaven, and Ezra Smith, Jr.,
of New Bedford, at Fairhaven. American of

Hannah and Harvey Chace, both of and at
Fall River, Mass., at Friends' Meeting
House. American of

Sophia R., daughter of Capt. Elnathan, and
Capt. George Vaughan, at Newport. Amer-
ican of

Polly, of Taunton, and Zephaniah Bouldry,
of Raynham, at Taunton. American of

Joseph A., Esq., of Ellsworth, Me., and
Frances A. Hodges, at Taunton. Ameri-
can of

Eliza and John A. Knowlton, both of and at
Cumberland. American of

Clarinda and James M. Leonard, at Middle-^
boro, Mass., by Rev. Mr. Eaton. Ameri-
can of

Parmilea, daughter of Capt. Elisha, of Men-
don, and Dr. Phineas W. Leland, of Graf-
ton, at Mendon, by Rev. Mr. Daggett,

Nancy and George Robinson, both of Paw-
tuxet, at Berlir, Ct. American of

Martha, of Providence, and Samuel Sprague,
of Smithfield, by Rev. Dr. Gano,
; Peter, of Providence, and Sally Peck, of and
at Pawtucket, by Rev. Daniel Greene,

Dr. Alfred and Amelia Baylies, daughter of
Hon. Hodijah, at Dighton. American of

Callister, formerly of Grafton, and Elizabeth
Wood, of Middleboro, Mass., at Providence,
by Rev. Dr. Edes,

Elizabeth, of Middleboro, Mass., and Callister
Wood, formerly of Grafton, at Providence,
by Rev. Dr. Edes,

Israel, Jr., of Swanzey, and Ruby Ann El-
: - dredge, of and at Smithfield, by Thomas
Mann, Esq.,

Eliza Ann and Henry Bebee, at Warren, by
- Rev. Mr. Rexford,

Aug. 17, 1823

Sept. 12, 1823

Nov. 5, 1823
May 2r, 1824
June 18, 1824

Sept. 14, 1824

Nov. 2, 1824
June 7, 1825

Aug. 30, 1825
Oct. 4, 1825

Nov. 17, 1826

Nov. 26, 1826

Feb. 9, 1827

March 12, 1827

June 8, 1827

June IS, 1827

July 30, 1827

July 30, 1827

Sept. 24, 1827
Jan. 17, 1828

492 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

WOOD Achsa, of Mendon, and Jonathan Nelson,

of Upton, at Mendon, Feb. ;, 1828

Miranda, of Smithfield, and William A.
Cheever, of Wrentham, at Smithfield.
American of Feb 29, 1828

(Denied March 4, 1828.)

Moses B. and Hannah Arnold, at Warwick,
by Rev. Mr. Dane, Sept. 7, 1828

Benjamin B., of Providence, and Joanna M.
Angell, daughter of late Ezekiel, Esq., of
and at Smithfield, by Rev. Mr. Tobey, Oct. 21, 1828

Sarah A., daughter of late Capt. Peleg, and
Lieut. Harwood. U.S. Navy, at New-
port, by Rev. Mr. Wheaton, Nov. 11, 1828

James and Avis Hunt, both of Coventry, at

Warwick, by Rev. Mr. Wilson. Jan. 4, 1829

Sally and Amasa Pratt, at Mansfield, by Rev.

Mr. Briggs. American of Feb. 17, 1829

Sarah and Alexander Charnley, at Taunton.
American of Feb. 24, 1829

Leonard and Phebe Buffinglon, at Friends'

Meeting House, Fall River, Nov. 11, 1829

Hon. Silas and Elizabeth Smith, daughter of
late Josiah, at Huntington, L. L Ameri-
can of Jan. 5, 1830

Henry, of New York, and Catharine Fowler,
daughter of Christopher, Esq., of and at
Newport, Junes, 1830

Reuben, Jr., and Milley Lord, at Boston.

American of July 2, 1830

Sarah and John B. Dexter, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pattison, Nov. 25, 1830

Sarah and Ebenezer H. Balch, of Worcester,

at Upton. American of Dee. 10, 1830

Louisa and Daniel Sweet, both of and at
Smithfield, by Rev. Mr. Allen, May S, 1831

Phebe and Joseph Congdon, of and at New-
port, at Nantucket. American of June 24, 1831

Charles and Eunice G. Bunker, at Nantucket, Sept. 25, 1831

Martha W., of Newport, and George Bullock,
Esq., of Alabama, at Newport, Oct. 18, 1831

Eliza, daughter of Rev. William, (who married
them,) and Benjamin H. Toler, at Hanover,
Va., Dec. i, 1831

Lucy, daughter of Rev. William, (who mar-
ried them,) and Matthew M. Toler, at Han-
over, Va., Dec. i, 18^1
WOODARD Mrs. Sally, of Dighton, and Dr.
James Bliss, of Rehoboth, at Dighton, by
Rev. Mr. Gushee, May 7, 1817

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES 493

WOODARD Elkanah and Silence Phillips,
daughter of Capt. Jacob, both of and at
Taunton. American of Aug. 9, 1822

WOODBURN Sarah, of Warren, Penn., and
Renssaleur J.Jenckes, formerly of Provi-
dence, at Warren. Jan. 25, 1817
WOODBURY Rebecca, of Salem, and Solomon

Bela Brega, of Philadelphia, in this town, Nov. 3, 181 3

George and Mrs. Martha Goff, at Warren, by

Rev. Mr. Spaulding, July 20, 1829

WOODCOCK Eliza P. and Joseph C. Fanning,
both of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Church, Feb. 21, 1830

WOODMAN Job, of Providence, and Mary
Wilbour, daughter of Brownell, of and at
Little Compton, by Rev. Mose Sheperd, Aug. 24, 1817

Job, of Louisville, Ga , and Mrs. Waitstill
Gray, daughter of Abel Allen, Esq., of and
at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Aug. 23, 182 1

Ucal and Hannah Palmer, at Fall River, by

Rev. Mr. Ewers, Nov. 11, 1829

John K., of Northfield, N. H., and Adeline

B. Chace, at Haverhill. American of July 27, 1830

Henry, Jr., of Belchertown, and Mrs. Joanna

Briggs. at Springfield. American of Nov. 23, 1830

Ephraim G. and Mehitable H. Lawton, both

of and at Fall River. American of Aug. 30, 1831

WOODMANSEE Ephraim G. and Mehitable
H. Larkin, both of and at Fall River.
American of Aug. 30, 1831

WOODNURSE Elizabeth C. and Henry Rus-
sell, both of and at Pawtucket, by Rev. Dr.
Benedict, April 14, 1825

WOODS Prof. Alva, of Columbia College, Wash-
ington City, and Almira Marshall, daugh-
ter of Josiah, Esq., of and at Boston.
American of Dec. 16, 1823

Lucy Ann, of Uxbridge, and Comfort Rice,
of Millbury, at Uxbridge. American of March 23, 1824

Augustus and Eliza Snow, daughter of John,
both of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Wilson, July i, 1829

Charles, soldier of the Revolution, aged 81,
and Mrs. Margaret Macklin, aged 55, in
Hills, N. C, Dec. 5, 1829

Catharine and Joshua B. Corey, at Boston.
American of April 30, 1830

George A. and Catharine E. Briggs, at Bos-
ton. American of Aug. 27, 1830

494

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

WOODWARD Sarah, daughter of Major Jason,
of Ashford, Ct., and Simeon Williams,
of this town, at Ashford, by Rev. Mr.
Sampson,

John P. and Mehitable Cooper, daughter of
the late Capt. David, at Seekonk, by Rev.
Mr. Pitman,

Eliza and Waterman Clapp, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Edes,

William, Jr., and Patience Sabin, both of and
at Providence,

Robert and Mary Luther, both of and at
Providence, by Rev. Dr. Crocker,

Lydia W., formerly of Providence, and Al-
bert Lamb, Esq., at Salem, Ct. American
of

James, Esq., and Ann Lincoln, at Taunton.
American of

Julia Ann, of Seekonk, and Socrates Darling,
of Leyden, at Attleboro. American of

Alvan and Abigail Barney, daughter of Oli-
ver, both of and at Taunton. American of

Mary H., daughter of Capt. Solomon, of
Taunton, and James Babbith, of Welling-
ton, Mass., at Taunton. American of

Abijah and - — Lincoln, at Taunton. Amer-
ican of

Luther, of Providence, and Sarah Knapp, of
and at Taunton,

Isabella T., of Providence, and Alonzo Rock-
well, M. D., of Montrillo, Ct., at Salem,

Dorcas and George Andrews, comedian, at
Boston. American of

Elkanah and Hannah Snow, at Taunton, by
Rev. Mr. Hall,

George and Mrs. Dorcas Slocum, both of and
at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Kilburne,
WOOD WORTH Giles, of Killingly, and Phylura
Hyde, of and at Brooklyn, Ct. American of

Daniel and Aniey Gifford, at Little Compton.
American of

Abigail and Capt. Owen Wilbur, at Little
Compton, by Rev. Mr. Paine. American
of
WOOLFORD Lowell and Deborah D. Smith,
both of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Wilson,
WOOLLEY Asa Alexander and Matilda
Fletcher, both of and at Providence, by
Rev. Dr. Crocker,

Dec. 17, 1809

March 31, 1817

Jan. 5, 1819

March 14, 18 19

Dec. 10, 1820

June I, 1821
Oct. 19, 1 82 1
Aug. 29, 1823
Dec. 23, 1823

Nov. 26, 1824

June 7, 1825

Oct. 5, 1825

Jan. 29, 1827

Sept. 19, 1828

June 14, 1829

Nov. 28, 1830

Dec. 12, 1823

June 26, 1829

Jan. 18, 1831

Oct. 29, 1820

May 17, 1830

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES,, K 495

WOOLSEY Susan, daughter of General, and
sister of Capt. Woolsey, of U. S. Navy, and
Samuel O. Auchmuty, formerly of New-
port, at Sackett's Harbor, N. Y. Ameri-
can of Aug. 12, 1823

WORCESTER Samuel M., prof, of Rhetoric
at Amherst College, and Susan Dix, daugh-
ter of late Col. Benjamin A., at Salem.
American of June 7, 1825

WORK Ward A. and Mary Ann Hodges, daugh-
ter of Preston, at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Pickering, April 30, 1827

Joshua H., of Providence, and Martha B.
Walker, of and at Attleboro, by Rev. Mr.
Chapin, Oct. 24, 1831

WORMS Mr. , nephew of the Banker Roth-
child, and Miss Samuels, who has a

fortune of ;£^2,ooo,000, in England. Amer-
ican of Sept. 4, 1827

WORSLEY John, of Canton, Mass., and Lydia
Wheeler Bunn, of and at Pawtucket, by
Rev. Mr. Taft, Nov. 6, 1828

WORTH Nabby and Hiram Jernigan, at Edgar-
town. American of Dec. 2, 1824
Mary C. and Charles A. Burgess, at Nan-
tucket. American of Aug. 25, 1829
Angeline and John Bunting, at Edgartown.

American of March 11,1831

WORTH INGTON Erastus, Esq., attorney at
law, and Sally Ellis, daughter of Abner,
Esq., both of Dedham, Mass., in this town, May 2, 1815

Sarah Ann, daughter of Governour of Chilli-
cothe, Ohio, and Edward King, Esq., son
of Hon. Rufus, of New York, at said
former place, May 15, 1816

Miss , daughter of Dr. , of George-
town, D. C, and William Gaston, M. C.
from North Carolina, at Georgetov/n.
American of Sept. 13, 1816

WORTHY Lovey, 29, and William Easton, 74,
soldier of the Revolution, at Boston.
American of May 15, 1829

WRIGHT Thomas and Jerusha Richardson, both

of Woburn, Mass., in this town, Jan. 13, 1812

Edmund, Jr., editor of Patriot and Chronicle,
and Angeline Standish, of New Bedford,
at Boston. American of Jan. 5, 1821

Phebe and William P. Munro, at Bristol.
American of July 9, 1822

496

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

WRIGHT Mary and John Brewer, at Providence,
by Rev. Mr. Williams,

Patrick and Mary Tasker, at Newport,

Peter and Merebah Chace, daughter of
Michael, at Fall River. American of

Mary, daughter of Seth, Esq., and Dr. Ben-
jamin Barrett, at Northampton. Ameri-
can of

Marshall G., Esq., of New York, and Anna
Elizabeth Halsey, daughter of Thomas
Lloyd Halsey, of and at Providence, by
Rev. Dr. Crocker,

Calista and Henry Tyrrell, at Hinsdale, after
a courtship of 30 minutes; her former
suitor was 30 minutes late. American of

W. H. D. C. U. S. Consul, and Eliza S.
Warner, daughter of late John, U. S. Con-
sul at Havana, at Rio de Janeiro, S. A.
American of

William and Mary Ann Maclay, daughter of
Rev. Archibald, at Boston. American of

Rev.Nathaniel, pastor of Universalist Church,
Attleboro, and Marie Richmond, daughter
of Galen,

Allen and Waity Ann Weeden, of Newport,
at Bristol,

Catharine, 48, and William Ward, 105, soldier
of the Revolution, at Federalsburgh, Md.
American of
WROUGHT Clarissa and George Lightning, at

Dudley, Mass. American of
WYATT David and Mrs. Jane Rider, daughter
of Alanson Peckham, PZsq., of Middletown,
at Newport. American of

Eliza G., of Newport, and John Anthony, of
Warwick, at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano,

William and Olive Greene, both of and at
Bristol. American of

Thomas C. and Sylvester Anthony, daughter
of Peckham, both of and at Middletown.
American of

Mary Ann and Oscar D. H olden, at Boston.
American of

Eliza B., of Bristol, and Abraham H. Still-
well, of Providence, at Bristol, by Rev. Mr.
Lewis,
WYDOWN Sarah, daughter of the late Rev.
Samuel, and Augustus J. Mclntire, of the
British Army, at Newport, by Rev. Mr.
Wheaton. American of

May 18, 1823
June 20, 1826

June 30, 1826

Sept. 5, 1826

Nov. 8, 1827
Oct, 23, 1829

Feb. 23, 1830
March 30, 1830

Sept. 6, 1830
Nov. 14, 1831

Jan. 10, 1832
Dec. 2, 1828

Oct. 27, 1820

Dec. 3, 1820

April 18, 1823

March 22, 1825
June II, 1830

June 15, 1830
Dec. 24, 1819

RHODE ISLAND AMERIOAN-^MARRIAGES 497

WYER Sarah, formerly of Newburyport,' and

Rev. Sylvester I.eanned,' at New Orleans.

American of Jan. 18, 1820

WYMAN Frances and Elias Fisher, at Wren-

tham, by Rev. Mr. Fiske. American of Feb. 18, 1820

John and Rosanna Varse, both of and at

Smithfield, by Thomas Mann, Esq., Sept. 23, 1827

Abel, of Philadelphia, merchant, and Martha

Peirce, of Milton, at Boston, Oct. 22, 1829

William and Abigail Rice Cutler, daughter

of the late James, of Boston, at Brooklyn,

L. I., May 4, 1831

WYSE Thomas, Esq., of Waterford, Ire., and

Letitia Bonaparte, daughter of Lucian, at

Palace of Carino, near Rome. American of July 27, 1821

X

XIMENO Petrenia, daughter of Don Jose M.
Ximeno, and William Scott Jenckes, for-
merly of Providence, at Matanzas. Ameri-
can of Aug. 10, 1 82 1

YARRINGTON Richard H. and Elizabeth H.

Downie, at Salem. American of Aug. 3, 1830

YATES Samuel and Hannah Atkinson, both of

and at this town, by Rev. Mr. Edes, Dec. 17, 1809

Thomas and Sally Langley, both of and at

Newport. American of Oct. 12, 1810

Mary, daughter of Seth, and Samuel Billings,
both of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Williams, Sept. 24, 1822

Francis S. and Harriet A. Air, daughter of
late Dr. James, at Charleston, S. C. Amer-
ican of March 4, 1823

Samuel and Mary C. Wight, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Ludlow, Dec. 4, 1823

Joseph and Martha Ann Russell, daughter of
Jeremiah, of Nobleboro, Me., formerly of
this place, at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wil-
son, Nov. 22, 1826

498

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

YATES Alice C. and William C. Barker, both of

and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Kilbourne,
YERRINGTON James B., printer, and Phebe

M. Boyd, both of and at Providence, by

Rev. Dr. Gano,
Catherine B., eldest daughter of James, and

Eliakim Briggs, both of and at Providence,

by Rev. Mr. Tobey,
Barker T. and Maria A. Daggett, daughter

of the late Capt. Preston, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pattison,
YOGRUESE and Gubnaneda, at Valley Town,

Tenn., by Rev. E. Jones,
YOUNG Sterry, of Cranston, and Fanny Bur-

lingame, of and at Coventry,
Mary H., second daughter of Thomas, and

Benjamin D. Jones, at Enfield, Ct., by Rev.

Mr. Pruden,
Samuel, 3d, and Mrs. Betsey Luther, by Rev.

Dr. Gano,
Sophia A., daughter of Capt. Samuel, and

Major Harvey Chaffee, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering,
Miss and Mr. Pope, in England.

American of
Capt. Gideon, at this town, and Charlotte

Bradley, of and at Springfield. Ameri-
can of
Nancy, eldest daughter of the late Capt.

William, and Samuel C. Whiting, both of

and at this town,
James W. and Cordelia Anthony, both of and

at this town, by Rev. Mr. Watson,
Eliza Rogers, daughter of John, and Daniel

Tillinghast Aborn, both of and at Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,
Edward Rogers, of Providence, and Adeline

Mary Jones, of and at Savannah, Ga.

American of
Hannah and William Slocum, Jr., both of and

at Pawtucket, by Rev. Mr. Benedict,
Alice and Pierre C. Van Wyck, Esq., at New

York. American of
Mary and James Blyth, both of Cranston, at

Providence,
Martha, of Scituate, and Calvin Cady, of

Providence, at Scituate, by Rev. Mr. Stone.

American of
Sheldon and Sylvia Maxfield, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano. American

of

April 18, 1 83 1

Jan. 17, 1825

Nov. 23, 1825

Jan. 14. 1833
April 12, 1830
Dec. 25, 1808

Oct. 24, i8ro
Nov. 10, 181 1

Nov. 6, 1813
Feb. 4, 1814

June 21, 1814

July 23, 1815
Aug. 17, 1815

April 16, 1816

Oct. 30, 1 818

March 7, 1819

Aug. 31, 1819

March 16, 1820

June 9, 1820

Dec. 5, 1820

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— MARRIAGES 499

YOUNG Mrs. , formerly of the Halifax and

late of the Boston, and Walter Hughes.jfor-
merly of the Boston Theatre, at Columbia,
S. C. American of Feb. 6,1821

Ann, daughter of David, and John Bailey,
Esq., of Dept. of State, at Washington, D.
C, Nov. 17, 1822

Richard, of Smithfield, and Sarah Ann Rod-
man, of Cumberland, at Smithfield. Amer-
ican of Oct. 28, 1823

William H. and Harriet Greene, both of and
at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering.
American of Nov. 4, 1823

Sarah Ann, daughter of. Daniel, and William
W. Carpenter, at Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Pickering. American of Dec. 9, 1823

Mary and James D. Herrick, both of and at

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Jan. i, 1824

Valentine W. and Jemima Angell, both of

and at North Providence. American of April 6, 1 824

Helen, daughter of late David, Esq., and El-
nathan Judson, M. D., surgeon U. S.
Navy, at Washington. American of June 4, 1824

Mary W., daughter of Capt. William B. Ma-
son, both of and at Providence, by Rev.
Mr. Pickering, June 30, 1824

Samuel S., of Providence, and Margaret S.
Baker, daughter of Rev. Luther, of and at
Swanzey. American of Aug. 6, 1824

Rachal and William T. Williams, both of and
at Pawtucket. American of Jan. 31, 1825

Amey C, daughter of John, of Troy, Mass.,
and James S. Chace, of Pawtuxet, at Troy.
American of June 10, 1825

Hannah and Israel K. Potter, both of Crans-
ton, at Providence, - June 26, 1825

Eliza and Samuel Taft, at Slatersville, Smith-
field. American of July 15, 1825

Mary, daughter of Dea. Consider, of Wind-
ham, Ct., and Benjamin Weeden, Jr., of
Hopkinton, R. I., at Windham. American
of Sept. 16, 1825

Henrietta and Waldo Burlingame, at Kill-
ingly, Ct. American of Oct. 11, 1825

Mary, of Warren, and William Bowen, of
Sempronious, N. Y., at Warren, by Rev.
Mr. Welsh, July 23, 1826

Jeremiah G., of Coventry, and Mrs. Mary G.
Payson, of Smithfield, at Pawtucket, Dec. 24, 1 826

500

^ VITAL RECORD OF -RHODE ISLAND

YOUNG Capt. Samuel. and Mary Sabin, daugh-
ter of the late Thomas* Esq., at Providence,

by Rev. Mr. Alden,
John and Mary Ann Robinson, both of and

at Newport, by Rev. Mr. Norris,
Daniel Y. and Ann C. Warner, at ProVi-"

dehce, by Rev. Mr. Pickering,
Amey and Robin.son Lockwood, both of and

at Warwick, by Rev. Mr.- Manchester,
Mary and Samuel Gushing, printer, both of ■

and at Boston, by Rev. Mr. Streeter.

American of
Lucas C, of Troy, Mass., and Mary Ann

Hunt, at Seekonk. American of
Loring, of Leicester, and Esther C.rRice, at

Worcester. American of
Lydia H., of Troy, Mass., and Zebedee .Hunt, .

of Providence, at Troy,

May 1 8, 1828

March 15, 1829

May 27, 1829

Sept. 7, 1829

June 29, 1830

Jan. 7, 183 1

May 20, 1 83 1

. Oct. I, 1832

Rhode Island
American

DEATHS

DEATHS.

ABBOTT Col. Stephen, at North Providence, in
56th year. Masonic honors,

Rev. John Lovejoy, pastor of First Church
in Boston, at his father's house, Andover.
American of

, midshipman U. S. Ship Constella-
tion, at sea, was a native of Massachusetts,

Rev. John Emery, at Exeter, N. H., late pas-
tor of North Church, Salem, Mass., in 27th
year,

Hon. Jacob, at Brunswick, Me., in 7Sth year.
American of

Harvey, in 41st year,

Reuben, at Concord, N. H., aged 100 years.
His pall bearers were Richard Herbert, 92,
Robert Davis 88, John Chute 86, John
Blanchard 85, Joseph Farnum 82, John
Eastman 75. American of

Lieut. Walter, U. S. Navy, at Philadelphia.
In the action between the Chesapeake and
the Shannon he was wounded by a musket
shot in the ear, which paralyzed one side
of his face, and from the pain of which
wound that never healed he has since suf-
fered. American of

Thomas, Esq., aged 66 years,

William, drowned at Shoreham, Vt.,

Rev. Ariel, D. U., pastor of the Congrega-
tional Church in Beverly, Mass., aged
about 60 years, died on board ship Othello,
from Charleston. Had been South for his
health.

Miss Sarah, aged 93 y., 4 mos., found dead
in bed, at Andover, Mass. American of

ABEL M , president of the Regency

of the Duchy of Nassau, stabbed by an as-
sassin, in Germany. American of

July 24, 1813

Oct. 21, 1814
Dec. 13, J 817

Oct. 7, 1819

March 14, 1820
Nov. 2, 1820

May 28, 1822

July 22, 1825
June II, 1826
May 31, 1827

June 7, 1828
April I, 1 83 1

Sept. 7, 1819

504 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

ABEEL Mercy, wife of Cornelius W., Esq., and

daughter of the late Joseph Crandall, Esq.,

of Portsmouth, at Easton, N. Y., in 22d

year, Oct. 2,

ABELL Hiram, son of Preserved, of Seekonk,

at Havana, aged 21 years, , : , Nov. 23,

Parmelia, daughter of Preserved, of Seekonk,

at Rehoboth, in 43d year, Dec. 29,

Sarah, youngest daughter of Capt. Caleb, at

Seekonk, aged 22 years, July i,

Susan, only daughter of James, at North-
ampton, Eng., aged 30 years, Jan. 23,
ABERCROMBIE Lt. General, aged 43 years,

at Marseilles, Fr., P'eb. 14,

Lt Gen. John, R. G. C. B., at London.

American of May 23,

ABERT Ellen, daughter of J. J., major of the U.

S. Engineering Dept., at Philadelphia, in

13th year. .'American of Dec. 31,

ABORN Mrs. Mary Lippitt, wife of James, in

this town, in 29th year, June i,

Elizabeth, daughter of Capt. Samuel, in this

town, aged 14 years, suddenly. American

of Dec. 8,

Elizabeth, wife of Thomas, Esq., at Paw-

tuxet, Feb. 7,

Helen, daughter of Capt. Burrows Aborn,

aged 2 years, March 6,

Edward, in 40th year, buried m west burial

ground, Nov. 25,

Henry, formerly of Pawtuxet, aged 46 years,

at New Albany, Ind., Sept. 10,

Lydia, wife of Anthony, Esq., at Pawtuxet,

in 74th year, June 7,

Edward, infant son of Capt. Burrows, aged 5

months, Sept. 11,

Samuel, Esq., merchant, at Providence, in

53d year, Jan. 3,

Mary, wife of Capt. Burrows, at Providence,

in 36th year, June 3,

Hannah, widow of Capt. James, in 87th year, May 9,

Mary, wife of James, at Providence, aged 49

years, Nov. 28,

John Anthony, at Pawtuxet, in 60th year, April i,

Capt. Jonathan, of Pawtuxet, master of Ship

Marcellus, of Boston, at Calcutta, aged 78
■ years, leaves wife and 8 children, June 21,

Eliza R , wife of Daniel T., daughter of late

John Young, in 25th year, Oct. 15,

Sylvester R., at Cranston, in 23d year, Aug. 23,

820
822
823
830

831
817
817

824
809

809

812

814

81S

816

817

817

818

818
819

819

821

821

821
822

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS

505

ABORN Anthony, at Pawtuxet, in 88th year,
Sally, wife of James, in 41st year,
George B., son of Capt. Burrows, aged 18,
drowned in the bay by the capsizing of the
sloop Candidate,
Daniel, eldest son of late Capt. Jonathan, of
Pawtuxet, fell through the scuttle of a loft,
at Boston, was in his 1 8th year,
Joseph R., of Savannah, Ga., at Pawtuxet, in

30th year,
Hannah, widow of Samuel, in 66th, year,
Anne, wife of Capt. Peleg, late of London, at

Pawtuxet, aged 46 years,
Capt. Samuel B., third son of Capt. Lowry,
aged 24 years. Was struck by. the main
boom of Sloop Flash, in the bay near New-
port Harbor,
Capt. Lowry, in 72d year,
, Samuel B., infant son of Lowry W.,
ABRAHAM Woodward, Esq., postmaster at

Marblehead, aged 86 years. American of
ABRAMS Henry, Esq., accidently shot while

hunting, in Ohio. American of
ACHARD The Prussian Naturalist, at Berlin,

Ger. American of
ACKERMAN Abraham, died Jan. 28. The two
executors suicided within a month after-
wards. American of
ACKLAND Hon. Lady Harriet, widow of Col.

, and sister of the late Earl of

Ilchester; was with her husband at Bur-
goyne's surrender, in 1777. American of
ACKLEY Elijah, at Johnston, formerly of Glas-
tonbury, Ct., aged 27 years,
ADAMS Steadman, Esq., formerly of Canterbury,
Ct., at London, Eng. American of
Frances, widow of Edward, late of Killingly,

Ct., in 68th year,
Thomas, in this town,

Samuel S., at Mendon, aged 22 years, son of
Joseph, Esq., and member of senior class
Brown University,
Capt. Moses, aged 43 years, son of Nathaniel,
formerly of Preston, Ct., now of New York.
He was formerly a nautical commander
from this port, on board U. S. Frigate
Congress, at sea,
Horace, at Killingly, Ct., graduate of Brown
University, aged 27 years.

Nov. 14, 1823
Dec. 3, 1823

May I, 1825

April 22, 1826

Sept. 22, 1826
March 24, 1827

June 26, 1827

Nov. 15, 1827

Feb. 8, 1830

April II, 1 83 1

Nov. 23, 1813

Dec. 21, 1821

July 31, 1821

March 4, 1828

Oct. 10, 1815

July II, [829

July 23, 181 1

July 27, 181 [
Aug. 21, 1811

Feb. 6, 1 8 12

March 26, 18 12
Dec. 25, 1813

506 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND ,,/,.,

ADAMS Charles Dyer, son of Capt. Daniel, at

Cranston, aged 13 months, fornierly ,of

Charlestown, Mass., Sept. 15, 1814

Mrs. , wife of the sheriff, found mur-
dered in her own house, at Ellsworth, Me.,, IVIay 12, 1815
Abijah, Esq., senior editor of Independent ' ^

Chronicle, at' Boston, aged 62 years, May iS!, 1816

Col. Richard, at Richmond, Va. American of Jan. 17, 1817
Mary, widow of Josiah, at Providence, aged

54 years, April 30, 181 8

Abigail, wife of ex-President John, at Quincy, (

Mass., aged 74 years, Oct. 28, 1818

Joseph, from exposure in a shipwreck, Dec. 15, 1818

Cornelia, wife of Capt. Daniel, and daugh-
ter of Samuel Pearce, formerly of Provi-
dence, at sea, on passage from Hayti to

New Orleans, about Jan. i, 1819, also

about three days afterwards a son and only

child of Capt. Adams. American of Feb. 19, 1819

Midshipman , lost with U. S. schooner

Firefly, in Bay of St. Louis, , July 28, 1819

Capt. James H., of Bristol, on coast of Africa,

some time since. American of Jan. 4, 1820
, child of Cyrel, at Windham, Penn.,

killed by his father in a delirium of insanity.

American of Jan. 25, 1820

Henrietta, wife of Williams, late of Provi-
dence, at Perth, U. C , leaves 5 children, Aug. 5, 1820
Robert C, killed in a duel by James B. Bois-

seou, at Blandford, Va. American of Aug. 29, 1820

Arnold, of Newport, aged 23 years, at sea.

American of ' Oct. 20, 1820

Esther, widow of Stephen, of Barrington, at

Providence, at an advanced age, . Nov. 29, 1820

Ardelia, infant daughter of Joseph, Jr., aged

13 months, 2 days, Dec. 4, 1820

David; aged 36, at Northampton, very su<^-

denly. American of June 15, 1821

Eliza, second daughter of Seth, at Cranston, , July 28, 1821
Hon. Samuel, aged 37, lat& preceptor ,,of

Dummer Academy, and late State Senator

of 'Mass., at Dorchester. American of ' Oct. 26, 1821
Mercy D., wife of Rev. Jasper, professor in
• Brown University, daughter of Eeyvis

Wheeler, of Medway, Mass., aged 22 years, Nov. 1 1, 1821
Peter Boyleston, Esq., at Quincy, aged 85

years, brother of the late President, June 2, 1823

John, at Providence, in i8th year, June 13^ 1823

Titus, at Brooklyn, Ct., aged 16 years.

American of June 27, 1823

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN- DEATHS

507

ADAMS Sarah, wife of Jonathan, aged 84 years,

Titus, at Brooklyn, Ct., aged about 45 years.
American of

Susan, wife of iSeth, in 53d year, . .

George, of Dedham, Mass., at Providence,
aged 33 years. Was instantly killed by a
kick of a horse he was currying,

Joseph, son of Joseph, Jr., aged 14 months,

Betsey, daughter of Hon. Benjamin, at Ux-'
bridge, aged 20 years. American of

Polly, wife of John, 2d daughter of Benjamin
Luther, of Grafton, at Northbridge, Mass.,
suddenly, aged 41 years. American of

Harriet Emeline, infant daughter of John, at
Douglass,

Sarah, wife of Thomas, in 53d year,

Dr. John, mayor of Richmond, Va. Ameri-
can of

Jeremiah ; a child of his died at New Lon-
don, Ct. American of

Samuel, aged 4S> formerly an Innkeeper, in
this town,

Mrs. Frances, at Barrington, m 69th year,

Nancy, daughter of late Capt. James H., at
Bristol, aged 17 years,

John, late President of the United States, at
Quincy, Mass.,

Aaron, at Boston, printer, aged 38, suddenly,

Marcy, widow of Capt. Jacob, at Newport, in
78th year,

Harriet, wife of Seth, Jr., daughter of Capt.
Arthur Fenner, aged 22 years,

Joseph, Esq., aged about 64 years, at War-
ren. American of

Josiah, son of Hon. Benjamin, at Uxbridge,

Samuel, son of Hon. Benjamin, at Uxbridge,

Mary, wife of Hubbard, and daughter of
Samuel Storis, of Mansfield, Mass., at Can-
terbury, Ct., aged 33 years,

Miss Giffe, at Newport, aged 58 years,

Martha, wife of Joseph, at Grafton. Ameri-
can of

Samuel, eldest son of Capt. Cyrus, aged 28
years, at Northbridge,

Eli, 4th mate of the Caledonia, lost overboard
at sea ; was native of Preston, Ct.,

John A,, only son of Hanson H., formerly of
Barnstable, N. H., at Kittery, Me ; acci-
dentally shot by another lad who had been
out gunning, while at work in a field ; over

Oct. 15, 1823

Feb. 6, 1824
March 7, 1824

May 9, 1824
Oct. 9, 1824

Nov. 16, 1824

Dec. 3r, 1824

Feb. 16, 1825
June 26, 1825

July 5, 1825

Sept. 13, 1825

Sept. 20, 1825
Dec. 29, 1825

March 31, 1826

July 4, 1826
April 19, 1827

March 24, 1827

May 2, 1827

May 4, 1827
March 14, 1828
March 21, 1828

Aug. 4, 1828
Aug. 7, 1828

Dec. 26, 1828

Jan. 5, 1829

Sept. 17, 1829

508 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

ADAMS:

140 shot were taken from his body. Amer-
ican of Oet. 2, 1829
Henrietta, wife cf S. F., formerly of Gloces-

ter, Cape Ann, aged 29 years, at Boston.

American of Jan. 12, 1830

John, at Sutton, Mass., aged 80 years.

American of May 28, 1830

Mrs. Elizabeth, at Boston, aged 57 years.

American of June 8 and ri, 1830

Mrs. Martha W., at Brookline, aged 28

years. American of June 11, 1830

Matilda, wife of John, Jr., (son of ex-Presi-
dent), at Washington City, aged 33 years.

American of June 15, 1830

Robert H., senator in Congress, from Miss.,

at Natchez, July 2, 1830

Mary Ann Jones, daughter of Asahel, at

Sherley, Mass. American of April 29, 1831

Elisha, at Youngstown, N. Y. He is said to

have been the only living man who could

tell who killed Morgan, ?/[ay 9, 1831

Miss Hannah, at Brookline, Mass. A well

known authoress, Dec. 16, 1831

Asher, eldest son of Abijah, at Lucerne,

N. Y., in 41st year, April 15, 1832

Asher, eldest son of Abijah, at Luzerne,

N. Y., in 41 year, April 15, 1832

John, youngest son of Joseph, aged 2 years,

6 months, April 23, 1832

Hannah, wife of Joseph, aged 34 years, Jan. 19, 1833

ADDINGTON Rt. Hon. John Hiley, youngest

brother of Lord Viscount Sidmouth, June 10, 1818

ADDIS Daniel, Esq., late of New York, and for-
merly of Philadelphia, at Herculaneum,

Mo., attorney at law ; was caught in a

severe snow storm ; was saved, but so

badly frost bitten as to cause death, Dec. 25, 1820

ADDISON Benjamin, in this town, in S6th year, Feb. 8, 1813

Anna, widow of Benjamin, in 66th year, Dec. 4, 1820

Benjamin, in 44th year, July 4, 1826

ADIE Thomas, son of Major Alexander, in this

town, in 7th year, American of Oct. 4, 18 14

Jeanette, daughter of Major Alexander, in

this town, in 2d year, Nov. 27, 1815

Susan C, in 20th year, April 29, 1824

ADREWS Isaiah T., eldest son of E. T., of

Boston, at Mobile, Ala. Ter., aged 25

years. American of July 6, 18 19

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 509

ADRIANCE John, merchant, formerly of New

York, near Blakeley, Ala. American of Sept. 20, 1825

AD YE Edwin, printer, at Warwick, in 22d year, Oct. 2, i8r7

AGUERO Gen. Arco, in Spain ; was thrown
from his horse while hunting and in-
stantly killed ; was chief of Quiroga's
Army, which effected the last Spanish
Revolution, and governor of Estremadura.
American of Nov. 27, 1821

AIKEN Dea. James, at Artrim, N. H., aged 87
years. The first settler in the town. It
now has 1300. American of Aug. 8, 1817

Benjamin, drowned at Greenbush, N. Y.
American of Dec. 23, 1831

AIKMAN Alexander. Jr., Esq., at Kingston,
Jam., a native of the Island, educated at
Edenburgh, Scot.; was editor and proprie-
tor of the Royal Gazette ; leaves wife and
8 children ; his age was 49 years. April 1 1, 1831

AILMAN Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Frederick, at

Newport, aged 57 years. American of April 5, 1825

Daniel, infant son of Frederick, Jr., at New-
port. American of Nov. 25, 1823

AIMISS Mr. . of Virginia House of Dele-
gates, at Richmond, Va., very suddenly,
and the third sudden death this session, Feb. 18, 1826

AINSWORTH Ann Elizabeth, youngest daugh-
ter of Luther, aged S months, Sept. 4, 1812
Ann, wife of Major Luther, aged 34 years, Oct. 19, 18 14

AIRD John, native of Worcester, Eng., at

New York, in 63d year, Feb. 26, 183 1

AITKEN Lieut. , of U. S. Sloop of War

Cyone. American of Dec. 3, 1822

AKINS Rev Mr. , of the Methodists, at

Haverstraw, N. Y. American of Aug. ig, 1823

ALBERMARLE Countess of, from a shock of
the death of the Princess Charlotte, in
England. American of Jan. 13, 1818

ALBERS Dr. J. A., at Bremen, Ger., a learned

physician and author. American of May 22, 1821

ALBERT Amoble, in France, murdered by his
daughter, who also murdered her mother,
brother and two sisters. American of April 26, 181 1

ALBERTSON William, in this town, aged 55

years, March 24, 1810

Jacob, of Providence, at Savannah, in 35th

year, Oct. 17, 182,1

Martha, wife of Rufus, daughter of late Ab-
ner Anthony, of Rehoboth, at Plymouth,
Mass., in 59th year, Oct. 15, 1825

510 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

ALBERTSON Jacob, in 8ist year, at Providence,

forhierly of Plymoutjh, Mass,, soldier of the

Revolution, Oct. 13, 1832

ALBINESS. The singularity of her eyes and

hair excited attention Wherever she exhib- .

ited herself,' inf Havana. American of March 21, 1820

ALBRO George", in this town, in 32d year, June 28, 1812

Elizabeth, only daughter of Samuel, at New-
port, in 20th year. American of Nov. 30, 1819
Eliza, wife of Samuel S., and daughter of

Eleazer Read, at Newport, aged 47 years. Oct. r, 1822

Thomas C, son of Capt. Henry, of Newport,

at Havana, aged 21 years. May 27, 1824

William, at Portsmouth, aged 38 years, Aug. 17, 1826

Capt. Henry, at Newport, in 57th year, March 24, 1S27

Robey, at Foster, in 52d year, Jan. 19, 1828

James, at Newport, aged 55 years, April 3, 1830

ALCORN Capt. , drowned in crossing St.

Mary's River, Feb. 11, 1818

ALDEN Dr. Abner, at Bridgewater, in 28th

year, graduate of College of Surgeons,

New York, Sept. 28, 18 18

Abner, at Bristol, aged 62 years, author of

school books. American of Aug. 25, 1820

John, at Middleboro, in 103d year; his great

grandfather was said to have been the first

man to set his foot on the shore at Ply-
mouth in 1620 American of April 13, 1821
Capt. George, at Attleboro, aged 26 years, Oct. 23, 1822
Betsey, formerly of Middleboro, at Taunton,

aged 23 years, Aug. 22, 1823

Mary D., wife of Rev. Seth, and daughter of

Rev. John Miles, of Gratton, at Marlboro,

aged 26 years, July 31, 1825

William Bradford, son of Rev. Seth, at Marl-
boro, aged 3 months, Sept. 13, 1825
ALDRICH Susan, wife of Esek, Oct. 20, 1808
Abel, at Uxbridge, in 30th year ; fell from a

tree, Aug. 16, j8io

Israel, at Smithfield, aged 70 years, Aug. 22, 1813

Sally, wife of David, at Smithfield, in 29th

y^^J"' April 15, 1814
David, only son of Joel, Esq., at Smithfield,

aged 33 years, Nov. 19, 1814
Philadelphia, wife of Moses, at Smithfield, in

44th year, June 13, 1 8 16
^ Mrs. Hannah C, wife of Perez, formerly of

Smithfield, in this town, in 24th year, May 30 1817
Amey, daughter of Dr. Whipple, aged 5

"^o"ths, Feb. 23. 1819

. i <n

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

511

ALDRICH Abel, at Cumberland, in 78th. year,
soldier of F'rench and Revolutionary Wars ;
had read the Bible through 40 times,

Mary Paine, infant daughter of Capt. Samuel,
aged 14 months,

David, Jr., at Northbridge, Mass., aged about
23 years,

William, Esq., at Smithfield,

Hon. James, at Scituate, aged 74 years, many
years a Senator or Representative in Gen-
eral Assembly,

Marcy, widow of William, at Smithfield, in
60th year,

Abigail, wife of Capt. Nathaniel, at Cumber-
lard, in 39th year,

Alice, widow of James, Esq., at Scituate, aged
76 years,

Phebe, wife of Nathan, Esq., at Smithfield,
in his 6 1 St year,

John, at Douglass, Mass. American of

Joseph, Jr., at Douglass, Mass. American of

Joseph, at Douglass, Mass. American of

Miss , at Douglass, Mass. Amer-
ican of

Capt. Winsor, at Smithfield, in 54th year
(Masonic honors),

Samuel, drowned in the bay. American of

Hannah, widow of Judge Aldrich, late of
Glocester, at Bristol, aged 82 years,

Almira, wife of Halley and daughter of Mial
Smith, at Scituate, in 20th year,

Gilbert Smith, son of Gilbert,

Edward, son of Esek,

Martha, wife of James, at Cranston, in 42nd
year,

Emily, daughter of James, at Smithfield, in
14th year,

Mary, daughter of Col. Dexter, at Smithfield,
in 27th year,

Augustus, at Smithfield, aged 70,

, child of Nero, at Mendon,

Edward, son of Esek,
ALESBURY Earl of, in England, aged 84 years.

American of , ,,

ALEXANDER Ann, wife of Hepry, in this
town, in 48th year, ' ,, .

Robert, native of Ireland, but resident of
Smithfield, drowned in Charleston Harbor,
S. C, by upsetting of the boat.

Aug. 31, 1819

Oct. 4, 1 81 9

Nov. iSi 1819
March 19, 1821

Dec. 29, 1 82 1

Feb. 9, 1823

June 25, 1823

March 10, 1824

May 26, 1824
Feb. 25, 1825
Feb. 25, 1825
Feb. 25, 1825

Feb. 25, 1825

Feb. IS, 1826
May 25, 1827

Nov. 13, 1827

Jan. 21, 1828
Feb. 6, 1828
May 2, 1828

Dec. 24, 1828

Sept. S, 1829

May 22, 1830
June 17, 1830

Aug. 7, 1830
Nov. 13, 1830

' ^uly I, 1814

, July 23, 181 1

May 16, 1818

512

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

ALEXANDER John, at Baltimore, executed for
mail robbery,

William, Esq., Secretary of State for Tennes-
see. American of

Charlotte H , wife of William H. Amer-
ican of

Mrs. Mary, formerly of New York, at Provi-
dence, aged 67 years,

William, of Philadelphia, a marine at sea on
board U. S. Ship Decoy. American of

William H., drowned, had been missing sev-
eral days. His body was found Friday [27],
above Central Bridge. American of

James, formerly of Newport, at North Ston-
ington, a soldier of the Revolution. Amer-
ican of

Philip, aged 75, at St. Michael's, France. He
was 12 years coachman for Louis XXI,
some time for Napoleon and four years for
Louis XVIII. American of

Hannah, wife of Isaac, at Boston, aged 37
years. American of

Daniel, at Charlton, aged 90 years, soldier in
French and Revolutionary Wars. Ameri-
can of
ALGER Capt. Benjamin, of this town, suddenly,
in 69th year.

Preserved, of Warren, at Georgia, aged 52
years. American of

Mary, widow of Capt. Benjamin, in this town,
in 67th year,

Mrs. Abigail, widow of Capt. Joseph, in 48th
year,

Israel, Jr., at Bridf!;ewater, late of Boston, a
graduate of Brown. American of
A LI Bly, the celebrated Traveller near Damas-
cus. American of
ALLARD Henry Augustus, infant son of Ly-
man,
ALLEN Samuel, at an advanced age, at Bar-
rington. formerly Judge of County Court
for Bristol Co.,

Barnabas, at Taunton, formerly of this town,
in 6sth year. American of
Jarties, at Boston, aged 70 years. American
of

Jeremiah, Esq., Sheriff of Suffolk Co., at Bos-
ton, aged 58 years,

Sally, formerly of Warwick, in this town,

Nathan, 46 years, with his sons Henry 13,
George 10, and an elder son Thomas, over-

Sept. 10, 1818
Sept. II, 1818
June 23, 1820
Jan. IS, 1823
May 17, 1825

May 31, 1825

March 31, 1826

Dec. 23, 1828
July 30, 1830

Feb. 18, 1831
Feb. I, i8io

Oct. 29, 1 813
Nov. 24, 181 5

April 3, 1818
Oct. 4, 1825
May 7, 1819

Sept. 7, 1832

Oct. 22, 1808

Oct. 25, 1808

Oct. 25, 1808

Feb. 12, 1809
March 14, 1809

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 513

ALLEN:

turned in a boat, Thomas by clinging to
the mast, wis saved, the rest drowned.
Mr. Allen leaves wife and s children to
mourn his loss, June 3, 1809

Mary Ann, infant daughter of General Will-
iam. American of July 4, 1809

Joseph C, of this town, in 28th year, son of
the late Paul, Esq., of this town, at Bom-
bay, India. American of July 28, 1809

Mary, widow of Benjamin, in 80th year, fun-
eral from her son's house. Church street,
Capt. Abel Allen, died May 23, 18 10

Mary, widow of Benjamin, in 80th year, May 23, 1810

Joseph, at Charlotte, Vt., aged 74 years, very

suddenly. American of July 17, 1810

ALLYN Elizabeth, wife of Dr. Jonathan, for-
merly of Rehoboth, and daughter of the
late James Allyn, at Barton, Vt., Aug. 14, 18 10

ALLEN Amos, in this town, aged 74 years, Sept. 29, 1810

Mrs. Patience, widow of Samuel, at North

Kingstown, aged 75 years, July 18, 181 1

Susan, daughter of the late Joseph, of New-
port, in 20th year, in this town, Nov. 14, 181 1

Louis, son of Capt. Abel, in this town, in

17th year. July 27, 1812

Thomas, native of England, in this town,

aged 69 years, July 7, 1813

Capt. William Henry, at Plymouth, Eng.,
commander of U. S. Brig Argus, from a
wound received in action the 14th, with
the Pelican; was in his 28th year. See
obituary; was son of Gen. William, an offi-
cer of the Revolution, Aug. 15, 181 3

Ezra, at Milford, at an advanced age. Amer-
ican of Sept. 14, 1813

Capt. Samuel, in this town, in 54th year, an

able nautical commander, Feb. 14, 1814

Gen. Ira, of Vermont, at Philadelphia, a Rev-
olutionary veteran. American of Feb. 15, 1814

Stephen, at Seekonk, in 89th year, March 31, 18 14

ALLEYN Russell, at Thompson, Ct., aged about

40 years, April 16, 1814

ALLEN George W., only son of Gabriel, Esq.,

in this town, in 34th year, April 18, 18 14

Mrs. Lucy, widow of Ezra, at Milford, Mass.
American of Sept. 30, 18 14

Abby, infant daughter of Ira, at Warren.

American of Oct. 11, 1814

514

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

ALLEN Rhoda, daughter of Capt. Abraham, of
Dighton, Mass., in this town, in 40th year.
American of

Lydia, daughter of the late Ezra, at Mendon,
aged 45 years. American of

John, at New York. He ate water hemlock
for Cicely. American of
ALLYN Lieut. Samuel, at Seekonk, in 83d year,
ALLEN Gen. William, father of the late Capt.
William Henry Allen, in this town, in his
64th year ; was in service in the Revolu-
tion,

Benjamin, son of Jonathan, of Rehoboth, at
New Orleans, in 22nd year. American of

Miss — , by the oversetting of a boat.

She with others was trying to get a sight
of Bonaparte as he boarded the Bellere-
phon. American of

Lydia Ann, daughter of Seth, at Rochester,
aged 10 years, between March 23 an

John, at Rehoboth, in 73d year,

John, at Taunton, aged 40 years. American
of
ALLYN Naomy, daughter of James, late of
Thompson, Ct., in 30th year, at Barton,
Vt,
ALLEN Capt. Samuel P., in this town, in 47th
year (marine and Masonic honors"),

Capt. Pardon, sen of Major Joseph, of this
town, at Johnstown, N, Y., in 39th year.
American of

Lydia, widow of Philip, Esq., in this town, in
66th year,

Hannah, widow of Matthew, at North Kings-
town, aged 80 years,

Mary, widow of Darius, in this town, in 47th
year,
ALLYN Oliver, son of the late James, at See-
konk, in 43d year,
ALLEN Solomon M„ at Middlebury, Vt., from
a fallen building; was a professor in the
college here. American of

William, of Bristol, at sea on board brig Ora-
zimbo.

Dr. Robert Lee, U. S. Army, brother to wife
of Maj. Gen. Ripley. 5 members of this
family have died a distance from their
homes ; one of the 4 survivors is president
of Dartmouth University; at New Orleans.
American of

Jan. 10,

1815

June 20,

1815

July 14,
Aug. 10,

1815
181S

Aug. 17,

1815

Oct. 17,

181S

Oct. 17,

d April 14,
April 19,

May 17,

July 7.
Sept. 3,

March 11,

March 25,

April 3,

July 7,
Aug, 25,

Oct. 3,
Oct. 22,

81S

816
816

816

816
816

817
8r7

817
817
817

817
817

Nov. 7, 1817

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 515

ALLEN Amey, widow of Stephen, at Seekonk,

in 91st year, Feb. i, 1818

ALLAN Alice, widow of John, and daughter of

Richard Hazard, at Newport, aged 36

years, May 30, i8i8

ALLEN Sarah, wife of William, at Pawtucket, Jan. 5, 1819

George W., son of the late Capt. George W.,

of this town, at Charleston, S. C, in 17th

year, Sept. 26, 18 19

Christopher, at South Kingsiown, aged 75

years, soldier of the Revolution, Nov. 5, 18 19

William S. N., Jr., at Newport, aged 34 years.

American of Nov. 12, 1819

Fanny, daughter of the late Gen. Allen, of

Vermont, in a convent near Montreal, Can.

American of Jan. 14, 1820

Luther Wright, son of Capt. Sylvester, at

Barrington, aged 3 years, 4 months,
Miss Ruth, at Middletown, m 84th year,
Edward, formerly of Providence, at Balti-
more. American of
Sybel, daughter of the late William, at Som-
erset, Mass., aged 25 years,
Elizabeth, wife of William P., aged 38 years,
Cynthia, eldest daughter of Abel, Esq., at

the residence of her brother, at Walpole,

Mass., in 28th year,
Emeline, daughter of Benjamin, at Newport,

in 16th year. American of
Benjamin Franklin, at East Greenwich, aged

about 25 years, graduate of Brown Uni-
versity, 1817; was studying law and acting

as preceptor of the academy,
Harriet, only daughter of Capt. James, at

Providence, aged 8 years,
Mrs. Rebecca, at Newport, at an advanced

age,
Capt. James, at West Florida, of Providence,

in 3Sth year,
Thomas, alias J. A. Kalbfleish, native of

Flanders, at St. Bias, on board Ship Asia,
Hannah, widow of Oliver, daughter of late

Allen Peck, in 45th year,
Henrietta S., widow of Capt. Samuel, and

daughter of late Dr. Henry Sterling, at

Ghent, near Port William, Ky.,
John, at Dartmouth, aged 99 years,
William, at Newport, aged 46 years,
George, son of Sion, of Tiverton, drowned

at sea from Ship Alliance of Newport,

aged 22 years,

June II,
July 19,

1820
1820

Aug. 25,

1820

Aug. 30,
Oct. 9,

1820
1820

Nov. 18,

1820

Dec. 29,

1820

Jan. 27,

1821

March 3,

1821

April 21,

1821

July 6,

1821

Aug. IS,

1821

Aug. 16,

1821

Sept. 19,
Dec, 20,
Feb. 12,

1821
1821
1822

April — ,

, 1822

516 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

A]>LEN Rebecca, widow of Thomas, of Reho-

both, at Seekonk, aged ^^ years, Aug. 12, 1822

Almira, daughter of Job, at New Bedford,

aged 18 years, Oct. 14, 1822

James, at New London, Ct.; while intoxicated

he attempted to swim across the river but

drowned while swimming. American of Oct. 18, 1822

Mariana DeWolfe, infant daughter of Sam-
uel, at Bristol. American of Nov. 19, 1822
Rebecca C, wife of Rhodes, in 33d year.

American of Dec. 17, 1822

Frederick, son of David, at Nantucket, aged

18 years. A few months ago he swallowed

a half dollar. American of June 3, 1823

Fenner R., son of late Oliver, in 24th year, June 22, 1823

Fenner R., died Tuesday [June 24], and not

Sunday evening [June 22] as stated in the

American of Friday last. American of July i, 1823

Lieut. James Bowdoin, U. S. Army, aged 23

years, son of Hon. Samuel C, of Massa-
chusetts, at Fort Saguina, Aug. 21, 1823
Huldah, widow of E^ ., Esq., of At-

tleboro, Mass., native of Rehoboth, at

Cahawla, Ala., aged 71 years,
William, son of John J., at Newport, in 4th

year, drowned,
Beriah, seaman, aged about 38, at sea on

board Schooner Rambler on passage from

Savannah,
Ira, youngest son of Capt. Daniel, formerly

of Providence, at Pomfret, Ct.,
Mrs. ■ , wife of , at Exeter, N. Y.,

burnt to death with her child in the burn-
ing of the house,
Rebecca, widow of William, at Newport, in

74th year,
Gabriel, Esq., postmaster of this town, and

for 14 years served in the Revolution and

member of the Cincinnati, in 8sth year, April 3, 1824

Martha, widow of James, Esq., and daughter

of the late Samuel Peirce, Esq., of Pru-
dence Island, at Amsterdam, N. Y., aged

79 years. May 6, 1824

Thomas C, 2d mate of ship Canton, and son

of Capt. Henry, of Newport, at Havana,

aged 28 years, May 27, 1824

Hemon, the American minister to Chili, loses

there an infant daughter by death. Amer-
^ icanof Feb. 4, 1825

Joseph S., only son of Samuel, at Newport,

aged 4 years, Feb. 10, 1825

Sept.

12,

1823

Sept.

15.

1823

Oct.

25,

1823

Jan.

27,

1824

Feb.

12,

1824

/larch

12,

1824

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

517

ALLEN Andrew, at London, Eng., aged 85
years ; was attorney general of Pennsyl-
vania previous to the Revolution, March 7

Mrs. Susan, wife of Benjamin, at Newport,
aged 36 years. American of March 8

Elizabeth, widow of Lewis, of Rehoboth, at

Providence, March 9,

James Brown, son of late Capt. James, of
Providence, at New York, in 7th year.
American of July 15

Mary Frances, infant daughter of Avery,
aged I year, 11 months, Aug. 12

Hope A. Hammond, infant daughter of Dan-
iel, aged I year, 7 months. May 27

Elizabeth, widow of Dr. Samuel, of Seekonk,
at Providence, aged 72 years, June 12

Mary, widow of Capt. Paul, at Barri"gton,

aged ^^ years, Aug. 4

Mary Brown, infant daughter of William, at

Pawtucket, aged i year, 8 months, Aug. r5

Paul, Esq., at Baltimore ; was born at Provi-
dence, Feb. 15, 177s, son of Paul and

Cooke, (of Gov. Nicholas) Allen ; was

known as an editor and historical writer, Aug. 18

Ardeline, infant daughter of Asa W., aged

14 months, Oct. 26,

Dillila, wife of Samuel, at Natic village, in

22d year, Dec. 9,

William, Esq., of Barrington, in 54th year.
American of Feb. 13

Amey, widow of Gen. Thomas, at Barrington,

in 79th year, March 2

Henry Riiggles, son of Andrew V., at New-
port, June 17

Hon. Joseph, at Worcester, aged 78, Sept. i

Abby Caroline, infant daughter of Rhodes

G., aged 14 months, Sept. 6

Cyrus, son of Capt. Sylvester, at Barrington,
aged 13 years, Oct. 13

Mrs. Mary, at Newport, aged 84. American of Jan. (i

Henry Sterling, son of Dr. William H., aged
6 years, March 14

Samuel D., Esq., of North Kingstown, sheriff
of the county of Washington, very sud-
denly, April 7,

Mary, widow of Capt. Amos, at Attleboro, in

8 1 St year, April 19,

Thomas M„ of New Bedford, aged 35 years.

American of June 20,

Mary, second daughter of Samuel, at New-
port, Aug. 15

1825
1825
[82s

1825
182s
1826
1826
1826
1826

1826

1826

1826

1827

1827

1827
1827

1827

1827
1828

1828

[828
1828
1828
1828

518

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

ALLEN Samuel V., aged 60 years, for mauy
years constable and watchman in Provi-
dence,

Albert, son of Caleb, aged 19 years,

James Barney, fell into a well at Pawtuxet
and was drowned ; was between 4 and S
years of age. American of

Elisha, at Middletown, aged 91 years,

William (colored), fell from masthead of
Brig Zephyr, in Warren Harbor,

Abigail, wife of Calvin, formerly of Roxbury,
at Warwick. American of

David, at Great Neck, L. L, one of the old-
est inhabitants of the place,

Eliza, wife of Ralph, at New Bedford, aged
29 years. American of

Paul, at Dartmouth, aged 67 years. Ameri-
can of

Phebe Peck Barber, infant daughter of Will-
iam P., aged 14 months, 3 days,

Joseph, at Exeter, in 75th year,

Capt. William S. N., at Newport, aged 73,

Miss Sarah E , at Glocester, aged 20 years.
American of

Abigail, aged 56, wife of Calvin, formerly of
Roxbury, at Warwick. American of

Andrew V., at Newport, aged 40 years.
American of

John, in Missouri, in 73d year; was in the
Revolution and participated in 8 battles ;
was a native of Connecticut. American of

Ira, at Seekonk, aged 23 years,

Josiah, at Attleboro, in 75th year ; soldier of
the Revolution, many years deputy sheriff
of Bristol County. American of

Ann, widow of Capt. John, at Newport, aged
99 years.

Miss Susan, at Mansfield, aged 48 years.
American of

Hon. Elisha, at Sanford, aged 56 years ; was
a native of Rochester, Mass., and went to
Sanford, in 1801,

Nancy, widow of Gabriel, in 74th year,

Matilda, wife of Abel, in 68th year,

Capt. E , master of Sch. Astria, wrecked

near Hatteras,

Capt. Sylvester, m 55th year,

Eloisa, wife of Pashall, Esq., at Warren, in

45th year,
Eliza D., wife of Dr. William H., in 32d year.

Sept. 27, 1828
Dec. I, 1828

March 13, 1829
April 10, 1829

April 14, 1829

July 15, 1829

Sept. 2, 1829

Sept. 18, 1829

Sept. 18, 1829

Oct. II, 1829

Jan. 20, 1830

March 29, 1830

April 30, 1830

Aug. 3, 1830

Nov. I, 1830

Nov. 12, 1830
Dec. — . 1830

Jan. 14, 1831

Feb. 28, 1 83 1

March 8, 1831

Aug. 8, 183 1
Dec. 13, 183 [
May 1 1, 1832

Oct. 25, 1832
Nov. 10, 1832

Jan. 4, 1833
Jan. 12, 1833

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 519

ALLEN William, son of Avery, aged 14 months, Jan. 12, 1833
Samuel, son of Avery, aged 3 years, 2

months, Jan. 15, 1833

ALLENTON Dr. Goodwin, son of Roger, at
Providence, aged 27 years ; was graduate
of Hrown University 1814, May 12, 1819

Jerusha, only daughter of Roger, of this
town, in i8th year, at Scituate, where she
was for her health, July 14, 1815

Russell, m this town, in 25th year, attorney
at law, graduate of Brown University,
burial at Scituate, Nov. 16, 181 5

, wife of Roger, at Providence ; remains

carried to Scituate for burial. May 15, 1825

ALLING Col. , in the Mississippi Territory,

prominent in the late war. American of April 22, 1817

ALLIS , doorkeeper, perished in the burn-
ing of the Royal Brunswick Theatre, Lon-
don, Feb. 28, 1828

ALLISON Rev. B , D. D., at Trenton, N. J.,

aged 74 years, Feb. 20, 1827

ALLMOND Col. Albert, attorney at law, at
Norfolk, Va., died in his chair while being
shaved. American of April 29, 1831

ALLSTADT Daniel, aged 20 years, in Virginia.

American of Oct. 12, 1832

ALLSTON Mrs, , wife of Capt. James, and

daughter of Adam Wilson, Esq , in Ten-
nessee; killed by her husband in a fit of
derangement. American of June 16, 1818

William Washington, in South Carolina, aged

20 years. American of Sept. 23, 1823

William, eldest son of John Ashe Allston,

Esq., of South Carolina, at Princeton, Mass., Sept. 8, 1829

ALMEIRA Joseph, executed at Jefferson, Cam-
den Co., Ga., for the murder of Mr. Bes-
sent. American of Dec. 2, 181 5

ALMY Maria, wife of James G., merchant, of
Savannah, Ga., and daughter of Edward
Pope, Esq., of Marblehead, Mass., at Sa-
vannah, Sept. 3, 1809
Elizabeth, daughter of Holder, at Portsmouth,

in 42d year, March 12, 181 1

Searle, in 23d year, on his passage to St. Bar-
tholomew, Oct. 3, [813
Thomas C, at Erie, Penn., aged 26 years,
son of Capt. John C, of Dartmouth, Mass.;
was sailing master in the U. S. Navy, and
commanded the Somers in the Battle of
Lake Erie, Dec. 29, 1813

520

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

ALMY John C , at Newport, in 64th year. Ameri-
can of

Rachel, wife of Benjamin, at Smithfield, in
28th year,

Isaac, son of late Holder, at Portsmouth, in
41st year,

Capt. Benjamin, at Newport, aged 96 years,
soldier of the Revolution,

Capt. Benjamin, at Newport, in 96th year,
oldest man living in the town. American of

Mrs. Byne (colored), in 64th year,

Sarah, widow of Job, of Newport, at Ports-
mouth, in 67th year. Society of Friends.
American of

Jonathan, Esq., at Newport, in 76th year, 26
years Town Clerk,

William Field, son of James G., formerly of
Newport, at Baltimore. American of

Mary, at Newport,

Sarah, at Middletown, aged 36 years.

Holder, at Tierton, aged 62 years,

Charlotte, youngest daughter of Benjamin,
at Portsmouth, aged 17 years,

Rebecca, widow of Jonathan, Esq., of New-
port, at Warren, in 71st year,

James Gould, aged 54 years, son of Capt.
Benjamin, of Newport, at Matanzas,

Mary, daughter of Peleg, Esq., at Portsmouth,
in 24th year,

Lorinda, daughter of Sanford, of Little
Compton, at New Bedford, aged 27 years,

Capt. . of Ship William Baker, of

Providence, at Newport, his body was
brought here for burial,

William, infant son of Sampson, aged 13
months,
ALSOP Richard, at Flatbush, N. Y., a poetical
writer. American of

Mary, widow of Richard, at Middletown, Ct.,
in 96th year. American of
ALSTON Gen. Joseph, late Governor of South
Carolma, aged 38 years, at Charleston. His
wife was the daughter of Aaron Burr who
perished at sea on her voyage from Charles-
ton to New York American of
ALTON Thomas, at Thompson, Ct., aged about

70 years, thrown from his carriage,
ALVERSON Susannah, wife of Caleb, Esq., at
Johnston, in Sist year, was a member of
Elder Slade's Church, Swanzey,

Jan. 5, 1816
Oct. 19, 1816

May I, 1817

Feb. 20, 1819

March 2, 1819
June 7, 1820

Oct. 24, 1820

May 31, 1821

May 14, 1822

Aug. 21, 1823

May 29, 1824

March 27, 1825

Oct. 31, 1825

April 2, 1827

Nov. 23, 1827

Oct. 22, 1828

May 9, 1829

Sept. 17, [830
Dec. 29, 1832
Sept. I, 18 1 5
Oct. 20, 1829

Sept. 27, 1816
Sept. 5, 1828

Jan. 29, 1819

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN- DEATHS 521

ALVERSON David, at Johnston, aged 89 years, June 3, 1822

Lydia, daughter of John, at Johnston, in

26th year, Sept. 12, 1824

Thomas, at Johnston, aged 33 years, Sept. 9, 1826

AMAR M , at Paris, formerly member of the

Convention and one of the Regicides ; he

was allowed to remain in France because

during the 100 reign of Napoleon he had

not accepted office. American of April 29, 1817

AMBLERS Nathaniel, of Attleboro, on board

Brig Resolution, of New Bedford. Amer-
ican of Feb. 17, 1826
AMBROSE Sarah R., widow of Capt. Robert

M., and daughter of William Langley,

Esq., at Newport, in 33d year. American of Nov. 7, 1815

Rev. Samuel, at Sutton, aged T] years ; was

laboring in the field, felt faint, hurried to

the house in consequence of rain, died

next day, May 29, 1830

AMELUNG F. L., sheriff, killed in a duel with

Capt. Jones, of the Army, at Baton Rouge, Aug. 7, 1821
AMERICAN VOLUNTEER died at the hospi-
tal of Capitol Hill about a month ago, a

man unknown, of a fever ; was ordered

carried to his tomb by 4 negroes ; the Brit-
ish prisoners, though wounded, volun-
teered their services and served as such

and as mourners. American of Oct. 14, 1814

AMES Mary Checkley, daughter of Samuel, in

this town, in 4th year, Nov. 2r, 1816

Dr. Nathaniel, at Dedham, aged 82, July 21, 1822

Mrs. Experience, at Bridgewater, aged 85

years American of April 9, 1824

Rebecca, wife of Asa, in 48th year, April 17, 1824

Mrs. Polly, daughter of Israel Alger, aged 28

years, at Bridgewater. American of Oct. 4, 1825

Robert Tingley, only child of Robert N.,

formerly of Providence, at New York,

aged 10 months, April 8, 1826

Maria M„ wife of Robert N., formerly of

Providence, at Warren, aged 26 years, June 26, 1828

Mrs. , widow of Capt. Josiah, at

Barnstable. American of Nov. 11, 1828

Dr. J. Fisher, in 27th year, son of late Hon.

Fisher, at Dedham, Mass., Jan. 23, 1829

Samuel, aged 63 years, Feb. 16, 1830

AMESBURY Hannah, widow of Jeremiah, at

Valley Falls, Cumberland, in 86th year, July 15, 1824

Col. , at Boston ; was thrown from

his carriage. American of Sept. 23, 1831

522

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

AMSBURY Israel, son of Israel, aged 2 years,

John Gould, eldest son of Jesse, of this town,
at Pawtuxet, in 20th year, from a kick of a
horse,
(Sermon by Rev. Mr. Jacobs, Prov. xxvii : i)

Esther, widow of Ezra, at Warren, aged 87,

Amanda Norton, daughter of Jeremiah, at
Pawtucket. American of
AMMIDOWN Mrs. Ruth, wife of Alpheus, in

this town, in 44th year,
AMMIDON Joseph, of Sandlake, N. Y., for-
merly of Sturbridge, Mass., at Troy, Mass.
American of

Sylvia, formerly of Providence, at Philadel-
phia, in 85th year.

Major Calvin, at Southbridge, Mass. To the
Major much of the present prosperity of
the town is indebted,

Angeline A., at Boston, aged 27 years.
American of
AMORY Thomas C, at Boston, aged 45 years,

Mary, at Newport, in 92d year,

Frances Augusta, daughter of Jonathan, at
Bo.ston, aged 19 years. American of

Jonathan, "Esq., at Boston, aged 56 years.
American of

Thomas, son of Thomas, at Roxbury, aged
about 8 years. American of

Thomas, Esq., at Roxbury, Mass., aged 61
years,
AMOS Joseph W., at Berkeley, aged 28 years,
AMSDEN Capt. Joel, at Lebanon, Ct , aged

50 years. American of
ANDERSON Susannah, wife of Capt. Francis,
at Newport, in 56th year,

Gorton, at Ni-wport, in 28th year. Ameri-
can of

Robert, shoemaker, a native of Ulverstone, in
England. American of

, drowned near Philadelphia, upsetting of

a boat,

Nicholas, murdered by Antonio Roser.
American of

Thomas, at Foster, in SSth year, pensioner of
the Revolution,

Lieut. Walter G., U. S. Navy, aged 40, at
Norfolk, Va.

James, formerly American Consul at several
ports in Europe and West Indies, at Balti-
more, at an advanced age. American of

July 27, 181 1

May 7, 1814
May 31, 1822
Oct. 22, 1822
June 20, 1 810

June 8, 1821
Sept. 14, 1824

Jan. 4, 1825

March 12, 1830

Nov. 15, 1812

March 30, 1814

April 23, 1819

Jan. 14, 1820

Nov. 5, 1822

Oct. 25, 1823
Nov. 17, 1821

Feb. 2, 1830
Jan. II, 1809

May I, 1810
Oct. 26, 1 810
May 23, 1816

Jan. 7, 1817
Jan. 10, 1822
Nov. 20, 1822

March 19, 1824

RHODE ISLA.ND AMERICAN-DEATHS 523

ANDERSON George, of Cumberland Co., Penn.,

aged 32 years, at Port au Prince, July i6, 1824

Caleb, of East Greenwich, in 76th year.

American of Sept. 2 1825

Susan, daughter of F"rancis, in sth year, Aug. 22, 1828

John M., M. D., acting colonial agent at Li-
beria, of the African fever, April 12, 1830
Robert, M. D., at Edenburgh, editor and bi-
ographer of the British poets. American of April 13, 1830
Col. William, of the U. S. Marine Corps ; was

captain of Marines, on board the United

States when she captured the Macedonian,

at Norfolk, Va., June 13, 1830

ANDREWS Charles, formerly of this town, at

Lancaster, Eng., aged 21 years. American

of May 16, 1815

Miles P., Esq., in England, a member of par-
liament and theatrical writer, aged 72

years. American of July 4, 1815

Col. Zephaniah, in this town, in 77th year.

When 70 years old he fell and fractured

his hip which confined him to his room the

remainder of his days ; had lived with his

wife 52 years, Jan. 23, 18 16

John, at Glocester, aged 56 years, April 17, 1817

Mrs. Ruth, in 63d year, July 19, 1817

Zephaniah, of Providence, at Havana, in 32d

year, Feb. — , [820

Nathaniel, in 42d year, Aug. 27, 1820

Francis, a native of Rhode, Island, at Savan-
nah, aged 22 years. American of Sept. 12, 1820
Cyrus Greene, only child of David, aged 16

months, Jan. 2, 1821

Mrs. Harriet, wife of George, Jr., at Rayn-

ham, aged 36 years, Sept. 16, 1821

Samuel, son of Joseph, at Norton, aged 19

years, Dec. 9, 1821

•Wealthy, wife of Thomas, aged 55 years, at

Glocester, May 17, 1822

Capt. Milton, of Berkeley, Mass., Master of

Brig Gov. Hopkins, at Havana, June 2, 1822

Capt. Thomas, aged 50 years, June 15, 1822

Hannah, widow, at New Bedford, aged loi

years, 6 months, Sept. 11, 1822

Polly, wife of Zephaniah, at Taunton, Nov. 6, 1822

William Otis, son of Samuel, at Taunton, in

7th year, March 7, 1823

Jeremiah, at East Greenwich, in 30th year, April 15, 1824

George W., merchant, at East Greenwich, in

28th year, Jan. 29, 1825

524

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

ANDREWS Abby Eliza, infant daughter of

William, Jr., aged 9 months,
Julia Ann, at East Greenwich, in 25th year.

She is the last member of 8 children,
Caleb, at East Greenwich, aged 67 years.

American of
William, son of John, at Warren, aged 18

months,
Charles L., son of George,
Esther, wife of George W., at Coventry, in

25th year,
James, infant son of David,
Martha, (colored) at the asylum,
Elizabeth R., wife of Abraham, at Charles-
town, aged 32 years. American of
Jonathan, at Smithfield, in 71st year. Revolu-
tionary pensioner,
Mrs. Sally, aged 66 years,
Ruth, widow of John, at Jamaica Plain,
Harris G., infant son of Thomas, aged 10

weeks, i day,
ANDREW Mary Ann, eldest daughter of Hi-
ram, at Warren, aged 5 years. American of
ANDREWS Elizabeth, widow of Col. Zephaniab,

in this town, aged 89,
ANDRIADE John, thrown from his chair while

riding with his daughter, at London.

American of
ANDROS Miss Sarah S., at Berkeley, Mass.,
ANGELL Sally, daughter of Isaac, in this town,

in 20th year,
Eliza, daughter of Isaac, in 17th year,
Zilpha, wife of Richard, Esq., at Johnston, in

40th year,
Charles, Jr., at Smithfield, in 42nd year,
Charles, at Smithfield, in 50th year,
Nathan, in this town, in 51st year,
Christopher, at Smithfield, in 86th vear,
William, Jr., at Johnston, in 35th year.

American of
William, at Johnston, at an advanced age,
Betsey, wife of George Sterrey Angell, and

youngest daughter of Elder John Benson,

at Pomfret, Ct., in 27th year,
Stephen, at North Providence, aged about 40

years,
Sally, wife of Nicholas, in this town, in 30th

year.
Col. Israel [John], at Smithfield, in 77th year,

a Revolutionary worthy. American of

July 24, 1825

Aug. I7> 1825

Sept. 9, 1825

Oct. 14, 1825
Aug. 18, 1826

Aug. 10, 1828
Oct. 25, 1828
Dec. 30, 1828

Oct. 13, 1829

Nov. 27, 1829

Jan. 4, 1830

March 26, 1831

May 7, 1 83 1

Nov. 8, 1 83 1

Feb. 4, 1832

Oct. 4, 1 816
March 29, 1824

July 29, 1 810
Oct. 25, 1810

Dec. 13, 1811
Feb. 3, 1812
Sept. 5, 1812.

June II, 1814
Sept. 9. 1814

July II, 1815
Aug. 19, 1815

Jan. 2, 1816

Feb. I, 1816

April 14, i8i6

Jan. 14, 1817

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 525

ANGELL William, son of Thomas, in this town,

aged 17 years, July 29, 1817

Mary Ann, daughter of the late Stephen, at

Smithfield, in 19th year, Oct. 23, 1817

Anna, wife of Elisha, z.t North Providence,

in 6sth year, Jan. 3, i8i8

Rufus, at Sutton, Mass., in 69th year, Feb. 28, 1818

Silas, youngest son of the late Col. John, of

Smithfield, at Providence, in 36th year,

leaves wife and 2 children. American of Nov. 6, i8i8

Thomas B., son of Thomas, of Providence, at

Martinique, on board Brig Antelope, aged

24 years. American of Dec. 3, i8i8

Cynthia, wife of John, 4th, at Smithfield, in

40th year, Dec. 24, 18 18

William Henry, son of William, in 5th year, Dec. 24, 1818

Richard, at Smithfield, in 55th year. Ameri-
can of Feb. 5, 1819
Hope, Esq., at North Providence, in 77th

year.' Was a public officer of the town 50

years, June 4, 1819

Mary, wife of Solomon, at North Providence,

in 73d year, June 16, 1819

Amasa, son of John, Jr., at Smithfield, in 20th

year. American of Dec. 14, 1819

Sarah, wife of Fenner, in 59th year, Jan. 17, 1820

Chloe (colored), at an advanced age, Feb. 23, 1820

Olney H., at Scituate, in 24th year, April 11, 1820

Bethiah, widow of the late Nedebiah, at Scit-
uate, in 93d year. May 7, 1820
Hannah, wife of Nicholas, June 8, 1820
Isaac, at Johnston, in 28th year, Nov. 15, 1820
Albert, son of Enos, in 3d year, Sept. 28, 1821
Hon. Charles, at Scituate, aged about 50

years. American of Nov. 16, 1821

John, at Johnston, in 25th year, Dec. 25, 1821

James, at North Providence, in 87th year, Sept. 17, 1822

Abigail, daughter of Abiah, at Smithfield,

aged 41 years, Sept. 27, 1822

John of Baltimore, at Port au Prince, W. I.,

in 25th year ; was the fourth son, his three

brothers having gone to sea at different

times and never more heard from ; they

constituted the entire family of James,

deceased, of Providence, Oct. 6, 1822

Anna, wife of James, at North Providence,

in 8 1 St year, Jan. 2, 1823

George, at Johnston, in 71st year, Feb. 5, 1823

Diana, eldest daughter of Ezekiel, at Smith-
field, in 19th year. American of Sept. 14, 1824

526

VITAL RECORD OP RHODE ISLAND

ANGELL Abby Moulton, daughter of James, at

North Providence, aged 15 months, 20 days,
Abby Moulton, infant daughter of James, at

North Providence,
Zalmon Tobey, son of Smith, at North Prov-
idence, aged 5 years, suddenly. American

of
Hannah, wife of Joseph, daughter of late

John Tripp, of and at North Providence,
Charles Henry, son of William, aged 19

months,
Jonathan, at Smithfield, aged 69 years.

American of
Mary, wife of Col. John, at Smithfield, in 6ist

year,
Pamelia, wife of Thomas, in 52d year,
George Fenner, son of Job, 2d, aged 9

months,
Benjamin, at North Providence, in 67th year,
Miss Mary, at Cumberland, in 8Sth year,
Mary, widow of Jonathan, at Smithfield, aged

63 years,
Mary, widow of Abraham, at Cumberland,

aged 85 years. American of
Abiah, at North Providence, in 76th year.
Rev. George, pastor of Baptist church, at

Southbridge, Mass , very suddenly. Amer-
ican of
Sarah Randall, aged i6 months,
Mary Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Job, in

2 1 St year,
Jemima, widow of Charles, at Smithfield, in

84th year,
Sarah Lyon, infant daughter of Darius,
Washington M., son of James W,, at North

Providence, in 6th year,
James, son of James W., at North Provi-
dence, in 8th year,
Amelia Aldrich, infant daughter of Daniel,
Joseph Cady, son of Nedabiah, at Glocester,

aged 4 years,
William C., son of Ethan W., at Coventry,

aged 5 months, 5 days.
Miss Louisa, m 63d year,
Charlotte Frances, daughter of John, at Ol-

neyville, aged 15 months,
Nehemiah, late a respectable innkeeper, at

Providence, formerly of Scituate, aged 48

years,
Sarah B., daughter of Enos,

Oct. 9
Oct. 10

Feb. 22

March 15

July 14

Sept. 23

Dec. 28,

April 15

Sept. 5

Sept. 28

Oct. 3O;

Nov. I

Nov. 14,
Jan. 2

Feb. 23^
April 29,

May 13,

Aug.
Aug.

Jan. 12

Jan.
Feb,

17.

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March 7,

March 9,
April 22

May 23

Aug. 2
Aug. 9

1824
1824

1825

1825

1825

1825

1825
1826

1826
1826
1826

1826

1826
1827

1827
1827

1827

1827
1827

1828

1828
1828

1828

1828
1828

1828

1828
1828

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS

527

ANGELL Charles, at Smithfield, aged 49 years,

Charles, at Smithfield, in 50th year. Ameri-
can of

Cynthia (colored), at the Asylum, in 8ist
year,

John, in 36th year; he left home Jan. 28 in a
state of mental derangement and was
found the 31st one mile below Pawtucket,
in the woods, dead. American of

Ethan W., at Arkwright Village, in 32d year,

Adah, daughter of Ezekiel, at Smithfield,
aged 19 years,

Adah, daughter of Ezekiel, at Smithfield, in
2 1 St year,

Phebe S., wife of Daniel, and daughter of
Richard Aldrich, of Glocester, at Provi-
dence, aged 25 years, burial at Smithfield,

Hannah, widow of Nathan, Sen., aged 75
years,

Ezekiel B. H., son of Ezekiel, at Smithfield,
aged 13 months, 17 days,

Sarah, wife of Col. Israel, at Smithfield, in
61st year,

Thomas Bnggs, infant son of Smith, at North
Providence. American of

Phebe, wife of John, at Smithfield, in 67th
year,

Mrs. Lydia, widow of Benjamin, of North
Providence, at Providence, aged 71 years,

Lydia, widow of Benjamin, of North Provi-
dence, at Providence, in 72nd year,

Nancy A., daughter of late Nehemiah, in iSth
year,

John, at Olneyville, in 37th year,

Isaac, in 79th year.

Miss Marcy, at North Providence, in 88th
year,

Enock, at North Providence, in 90th year,

Albert, infant son of Jonathan S., aged 11
months, 10 days,

Nancy S., wife of Daniel, daughter of Stephen
Wilmarth, in 2ist year,

Ann, daughter of Isaac, aged 43 years.

Col. Israel, at Smithfield, in 92d year, an
officer of the Revolution,

Charles Fenner, son of Col. Job, 2d, aged 4
years, 10 months,

Mary D., wife of Elisha, at North Provi-
dence, in 57th year,

Nathaniel, at North Providence, in S2d year,

Sept. S, 1828

Sept. 16, 1828

Dec. II, 1828

Feb. 3, 1829
May 7, 1828

May 28, 1829

June 2, 1829

Nov. 19, 1829

March 25, 1830

June 24, 1830

Aug. 10, 1830

Feb. 8, 183 1

Feb. 12, 1831

May 12, 183 1

May 12, 1831

Sept. 28, 1831

Nov. 17, 1831

Dec. 9, 183 1

Jan. 23, 1832
Feb. 17, 1832

Feb. 29, 1832

March 29, 1832
April 14, 1832

May 3, 1832

May 21, 1832

May 22, 1832
Aug. 3, 1832

528 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

ANGELL Mary Elizabeth, daughter of Job F.,

aged 3 years, Sept. 11,1832

Abia, wife of Joseph, in 8ist year, Oct. 10, 1832

Franklin Warren, son of Job, 2d, aged 4

years, Oct. 30, 1832

ANGUIE Mens. , father-in-law of Marshal

Ney, at Paris, France ; the four sons of the

Marshal were at the funeral. American of Dec. i, 1815

ANNIS Isaac, in this town, in 30th year. Amer-
ican of April 18, 1815
Elizabeth, daughter of John, at Taunton,

aged 9 months, Dec. 18, 1821

John, at Taunton, aged 36 years. May 10, 1822

John, at Taunton, aged 36 years. American

of June 21, 1822

ANNESS Amey, wife of Obadiah, in 72d year, Feb. 2, 1827

ANTHONY Mary, widow of Elisha,at Newport,

in 69th year, June 26, 1809

Capt. John, at Point Petre, Guadaloupe, in

38th year, July 23, 181 1

Abigail, widow of David, Esq., at Portsmouth,

in 95th year, May 24, 1812

Ann Amelia, daughter of Capt. James, in this

town, in 5th year. American of Sept. 24, 1813

John, Esq., at South Kingstown, aged 83

years, formerly of Newport,, and later of

Sherbourne, Vt., Feb. 27, 1814

Sarah, wife of David, of Society of Friends,

in this town, June 25, 1814

Mary, wife of Daniel, at North Providence,

in 74th year, of Society of Friends, July 9, 181 5

Caroline R., eldest daughter of Capt. James,

2d, in loth year, Jan. 27, 1816

Allen B., son of Hezekiah, at Pawtuxet, aged

16 month.s, 18 days. May 26, i8i6

Reuben, hatter, in this town, in S7th year,

suddenly, Aug. i, 1816

Joseph, son of Capt. Michael, of this town, in

23d year; fell from U. S. vessel in Lake

Ontario and was drowned, Sept. 19, 1816

Sarah, wife of William, at Portsmouth.

American of Aug. 26, 1817

Rhody, daughter of the late Daniel, at Mid-

dletown, in 37th year. American of Aug. 29, 1817

Bradford Lee, son of Peleg, of Swanzey, at

Providence, in 40th year, suddenly, Sept. 21, 1817

Elizabeth, at Middletown, of Society of

Friends, in 92nd year. American of Sept. 25, 1818

Elizabeth, wife of Israel, and daughter of

David Anthony, of Somerset, at Welling-
ton, Mass., aged 39 years, Dec. 29, 1818

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

529

ANTHONY Alice, wife of William, formerly of
Newport, at Providence, in 68th year.
American of Feb. 2

George, only son of Hezekiah, aged 20

years, March 5

Anne, wife of Thomas, at East Greenwich,

aged 37 years, Society of Friends, May 4,

Philip Bowers, son of Hezekiah, aged 3

months, July 30

Elizabeth, wife of Capt. James, in 49th year, Dec. 7

William, formerly of Newport, at Warwick,

in 89th year, Dec. 26,

Miss Elizabeth, at Tiverton, March 24

Rachal, in 89th year. American of May 19

Pel eg, at Somerset, in 80th year, Nov. 14

Peleg, at Swanzey, in 83rd year. American of Nov. 21
Abraham, Esq., at Portsmouth, in 70th year,

more than 30 years town clerk, Jan. 18

Edward, at Taunton, aged 60 years. Amer-
ican of Aug. 3
Nathan, son of Hezekiah, aged 13 months, Aug. 28
Nancy Jarrett, wife of David, and daughter
of John Brayton, Esq , of Somerset, at
Troy, Mass., aged 32 years, March 2
Isaac, at Ashford, Ct., aged 49 years, for-
merly of Portsmouth. American of Aug. 2O;
Elizabeth W., only daughter of David, in

1 8th year, Aug. 26,

Nancy, widow of Bradford, aged 43 years, Oct. 4

Elizabeth, widow of Peleg, in 75th year,

buried at Somerset, Nov. 3

Thomas, of Smithfield, by a fall from a horse, June 2O;
John, at Somerset, aged 72 years, July 1 1

Burrington, Esq., at Portsmouth, aged 80

years. May 30

Daniel, in 85th year, of Society of Friends, Aug. 15

Mary, widow of William, at Somerset, aged

91 years, Aug. 25

Henry Edwin, son of William A., aged 19

months, Sept. 10

Mrs. Mary, of Somerset, aged 91 years.

American of Oct. i

Rebecca Ann, daughter of William, at Coven-
try, aged 6 years, Nov. 5
William W., at Coventry, in 2[st year, April 13
Anna, widow of Beriah, aged 57 years, of

Society of Friends, at Portsmouth, May 6

Capt. Stephen, at Somerset, in 69th year.

American of June 17

Benjamin, son of John, of Providence, at

Norwich, Ct. American of Aug. 12,

1819

1819

1819

1819
1819

1819
1820
1820
1820
1820

1 821

1821
1 821

1822

1822

1822
1822

1822
1823
1823

1824
1824

1824

1824

1824

1824
1825

1825

1825

1825

530 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

ANTHONY Capt. Samuel, at Somerset, Mass.,

aged 64 years. American of Sept. 16, 1825

Capt. Samuel, at Somerset, aged 64 years.
American of Sept. 27, 1825

George Augustus, son of William, at Coven-
try, aged I year, Dec. 9, 1825

Hezekiah, son of Hezekiah, aged 9 months, July I7> 1826

James, at South Kingstown, aged 68 years,

thrown from his horse and killed, Sept. 26, 1826

David, son of Hezekiah, aged 14 months, April 3, 1828

William, formerly of Swanzey, at Providence,
aged 54 years, June i, 1828

Emily Hurlbert, daughter of John, at Nor-
wich Falls, Ct., aged 2 years, July 17, 1828

John, late of Providence, at Norwich Falls,

Ct., aged 38 years, July 17, 1828

Mrs. Mary Francis [Catharine Mary Wise-
man], youngest daughter of late Don Joseph
Wiseman, Spanish Consul at Newport, at
the Usurlome Community, Mount Benedict,
Charleston, S. C, April 7, 1829

Rebecca C, wife of David R., daughter of
late Alpheus Humes, of Connecticut, at
Seekonk, in 20th year. May 27, 1829

David, aged T] years, Aug. 23, 1830

Adeline Amanda, wife of Albert, at Coven-
try, in i8th year, May 28, 1831

Eliza, youngest daughter of H ezekiah, aged

3 years, 4 months, Jan. 22, 1832

Mrs. Hannah, at Albin Village ; was of Provi-
dence, Jan. 31, 1832

Submit, wife of David, at Somerset, aged 73

years, July 20, 1832

Hon. William, at Portsmouth, very suddenly.

American of Sept. 11, 1832

George William, infant son of James G., aged

2 years, Jan. 7, 1833

ANTONIO Mary, daughter of Joseph, at Bristol,

aged 3 years, March 24, 1823

APPLETON Rev. Jesse, D. D., President of
Bowdoin College, at Brunswick, Me.
American of Nov. 23, 1819

Henry, at Salem, aged 55 years. American
of Nov. 28, 1823

John Sparhawk, at Salem, aged 49 years.

American of Dec. 31, 1824

APLIN Ruth, widow of William, and daughter
of Hon. Jonathan Nichols, of Newport ;
burial at the North End, June 21, 1815

Ann Frances, daughter of William, Esq.,
aged 14 months, Feb. 23, 1830

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

531

APLIN Mary, daughter of William, Esq., in sth
year,

Tarason, wife of Capt. Stephen A., aged 69
years,

Elizabeth, wife of Stephen A., Jr., in 30th
year,
APTHORP Sarah, widow of James, Esq., at
Quincy, Mass., aged 84 years. American
of

George Henry, at Quincy, aged 54 years.
American of
ARMISTEAD Col. George, at Baltimore, aged
39 years, the hero of Fort McHenry (mili-
tary honors),
ARMSTRONG Thomas, at South Kingstown,
in 68th year,

Lieut. John, of 22nd Regiment, from wounds
recei/ed at that battle of the Falls, aged 26
years, at Williamsville, N. Y. American of

Mrs. Jemima, wife of Jesse, at Glocester, in
64th year,

Allida, wife of Gen. John, late Secretary of
War, and daughter of late Chancellor Liv-
ingstone, in Dutchess Co., N. Y.,

Adelaide Eliza, daughter of Scott C, at
Glocester, aged 2 years, 2 months,

Susan Elizabeth, daughter of William, aged
16 months, at Glocester,

Elijah, at Glocester, in 74th year (Masonic
honors),

George, at New York Hospital, aged 30 years.
American of
ARCHAR William, executed in England for
setting fire to the house of Mrs. Ann
Burkett,

John, at Salem, aged 71 years. He accident-
ally came in collision with a post. Amer-
ican of
ARMSBY Silas, of Wrentham, Mass., aged 22
years, in this town, member Freshman
class, Brown University,
ARMFELDT Count, at Zarakozulo, Russia.

American of
ARMINGTON Marcy R., daughter of Capt.
Walker, at Rehoboth, in 3rd year,

George, son of William, in this town, in 21st
year,

Nancy, wife of George,

Marcy Ann, second daughter of Asa, at See-
konk, aged 12 years.

March 4, 1830
Sept. 13, 1830
Nov. 25, 1830

May 23, 1820
Feb. 8, 1825

April 25, 1818
March 24, 1814

Sept. 30, 1814
Oct. 15, 1822

Dec. 24, 1822
Sept. 29, 1826
Aug. to, 1827
Feb. 28, 1829
Dec. 14, 1830

March

1817

Jan. I, 1830

Aug. 30, 1814

Feb. 28, 1815

April 13, 181 1

Aug. 3, 181 1
Oct. 12, 181 1

Dec. 17, 1812

532 VITAL RECORD OP RHODE ISLAND

ARMINGTON Joseph, at Seekonk, in ,86th year, April 27, 1817.
Capt. Louis, at Baltimore, in 37th year, son

of William, of Providence, Dec. 24, 1817

Mrs. Hannah B., aged 33 years. American of Oct. 24, 1820
Alverin, second son of Benjamin, at Seekonk,

in 20th year, June 13, 1821

Capt. Alfred, native of Rhode Island, at

Mobile, Ala. American of Oct. 8, 1822

Capt. Walker, at Seekonk, aged 54 years, April 8, 1823

Bowers, of Pawtucket. His body was found

near Scott's Fond, a suicide from hanging.

American of Jan. 27, 1824

Ann P., eldest daughter of George, at North

Providence, in 13th year, Feb. S, 1828

Polly Watson, eldest daughter of Asa, at

Seekonk, July 29, 1828

Horace Ward, youngest son of Asa, of Arm-

ington, of Seekonk, at English Key, Bay

of Honduras, aged 22 years ; was super-
cargo of Brig Only Son, of this port, Dec. 16, 1827
Charles, son of Ambrose, of Seekonk, at sea

on board Ship William Baker, of Provi-
dence ; fell from main topsail yard while

reefing. American of Feb. 4, 1831

Benjamin, at Seekonk, in 6ist year, Feb. 23, 1832

Mrs. Lydia, at Pawtucket, aged 34 years.

American of June 12, 1832

AREMBERG Prince of, by a fall from a horse.

His sister was wife of the Prince Schwartz-

enberg, who commanded the allied armies.

His brother lost an eye while hunting.

His mother was guillotined at Paris and

sister perished in a fire at Paris. American

of May 9, 181S

AREY Cornelius, aged about 74 years, soldier of

the Revolution, Oct. 29, 1820

ARNOLD Sarah, wife of Thomas, at East Green-
wich, in 6sth year, Dec. 2, i 808
Patience, widow of Welcome, Esq , in this

town, Nov. 2, 1809

Mrs. Joanna, wife of Joseph, in this town, in

26th year, Nov. 30, 1809

Elizabeth, wife of Col. Thomas, at Newport,

in 73rd year, Feb. 11, i8io

Ann, wife of Capt. Thomas, at Warwick, in

2Sth year, April 27, 1810

Capt. David, Jr., at Warwick, in 31st year.

American of Oct. 16, 1810

Capt, David, at Norton, in 79th year ; was a

patriot in the Revolution, Dec. 19, 1810

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 533

ARNOLD Miss Waite, eldest daughter of the

late Oliver, Esq., in 54th year, Jan. 13, 1812

Capt. Josiah, at Warwick, in 89th year.

American of July 12, 181 1

Elizabeth, widow of James, late of Warwick,

buried at Warwick, at Woodstock, Ct., in

88th year, Aug. 16, 181 1

Josias, son of the late Joseph, in 22d year, at

sea, from Sch. J.ucretia, of this port, Oct. 4, i8ii

Nathan, Esq., at Cumberland, in 47th year, Dec. 2r, 1812

Waitstill, at Cumberland, in 22d year, Jan. 8, 1813

Samuel, at Smithfield, in 77th year, of Soci-
ety of Friends, Jan. 16, 1813
Caroline, infant daughter of George, in this

town, Feb. 18, 1813

William C, son of the late Dr. Jonathan,

formerly of this town, at St. Johnstury,

Vt., aged 4? years, March 9, 1813

Wealthian, wife of Daniel, and daughter of

Thomas Holden, Esq., of Warwick, at

Adams, Mass., in 32d year, July 5, 1813

Amey A., daughter of Luke, at Smithfield, Oct. 25, 1813

Nicholas, Esq., at Cranston, in 48th year, April 19, 1814

Israel, Esq., at Warwick, aged 64 years,

judge of the Court of Common Pleas of

the County, April 29, 18 14

Mary, wife of Stephen, at Smithfield, May 17, 1814

Anna, daughter of Simeon, at Scituate, in

36th year. American of Jan. 3, 181 5

Col. Benjamin, at Warwick, in 73d year ; was

a military officer during the Revolution ;

member of convention that adopted the

Constitution 1790 ; representative to the

Assembly and president of the Town Coun-
cil, April 2, 1815
Rosamond, daughter of John, Esq., at Bur-

rillville, m 17th year. American of April 4, 1815

Elizabeth, widow of Samuel, at Smithfield, in

76th year, of Society of Friends, June 11, 18(5

Levi ; his son by the explosion of his powder

mill at Mercer, Penn., was so burnt that he

died a few days afterwards, Sept. 13, 1815

Chloe, widow of Peleg, formerly of Pawtuxet,

at Thompson, Ct., aged 72 years, Nov. 26, 1815

Eunice, wife of Olney, at Smithfield ; Jan. 2

she gave birth to 3 daughters ; all are now

alive ; seven of her children are under 7

years of age, Jan. 12, 181 6

Col. William, at East Qreenwich, aged about

72 years, many years an innkeeper. Amer-
ican of Jan. 23, 1 8 16

534 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

ARNOLD Latimer, at Smithfield, in 38th year, Sept. 9, 1816

Frances Mary, infant daughter of Samuel G.,

Esq., aged 7 months, in this town, Sept. 20, 1816

Uriah, at Smithfield, in 96th year; was born

April 9, 1721, at Smithfield, March ii, 1817

Dr. William, at Smithfield, in 84th year. So-
ciety of Friends, ' March 24, 18 17
Capt., of Warwick, master of Ship Union, at

Havana, in .50th year. May 7, 1817

William W., son of Col. John, of Pawtuxet,

aged 20 years, at New York, on board

Ship Union, from Havana ; his brother,

Capt. John, had previously died at Havana, June 13, 1817
Isaac, at Piketown, O., of the smallpox; was

on his way to Columbus where he had

some relatives ; _was a stranger from Nev.?

England and by trade a house carpenter,

about June 25, 1817

Edward, at Piketown, O., son of Col. John,

of Pawtuxet, in 28th year, leaves a widow.

This is the third son and brother to die

within 50 days about,
Thomas Jenckes, son of Elijah, at Smithfield,

in 22d year,
Luke, at Smithfield, in 80th year,
Julia Ann, daughter of Elijah, at Smithfield,

in 26th year,
Christopher, at Smithfield, aged about 66

years. American of
Mary Eliza, only daughter of Whipple, at

Warwick, aged 4 years, 2 months,
Dinah, wife of Eliza, at Smithfield, in 60th

year,
Elijah, Esq., at Smithfield, in 66th year,
Joshua, at Smithfield, in 90th year.
Alpha, wife of Peleg, Esq., at Smithfield,
Phebe, widow of Capt. David, at Norton,

aged 81 years,
Samuel Greene, infant son of Samuel G., aged

8 months, 17 days,
Mercy Ann, daughter of Elisha, at Warwick,

in 7th year,
Betsey, wife of Joseph, daughter of Jonathan

Dexter, Esq., of Smithfield, at Pawtucket,
Catharine, wife of Rev. Robert, at Thomp-
son, Ct., in 33d year,
Ann, widow of Col. Benjamin, of Warwick,

at Cranston, in 77th year. American of
Edward S., son of the late Luke,, of Smith-
field, at Spartansburgh, S. C,

June 25,

1817

Aug. 10,
Oct. i,

1817
1817

Oct. 23,

1817

Oct. 24,

1817

Nov. I,

1817

Nov. 17,

Nov. 29,

July I,

July II,

1817
1817
i8i8
1818

Aug. 27,

i8i8

Oct. 4,

i8i8

Dec. 14,

1818

Dec. 24.

1818

Jan. 18,

1819

May 4,

1819

Sept. 5,

1819

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS

535

ARNOLD Edward S., formerly of Smithfield,
at Shurlenburgh, S. C, in 30th year,

Fidelia, daughter of Russell, at Scituate, in
1 2th year.

Vashti, daughter of Russell, at Scituate, aged
7 years,

Henry, only son of Stephen, in 7th year,

Ann Frances, daughter of Elias, aged 3 years,
4 months,

Mrs. , wife of Thomas, at Warwick, in

8ist year. American of

James, native of Hampshire, Eng., aged
about 25 years, drowned off Sassafras Point,

Sarah, widow of Sion, at Warwick, in gtst
year.

Capt. Nathan, at Scituate, formerly of Prov-
idence, in 89th year,

Abigail, wife of Cyrus, and daughter of Capt.
William Warner, at Warwick, in 43d year,

Simeon, at Warwick, in 84th year. Society of
Friends,

Mrs. Comfort, widow, aged 83 years,

Hon. Peleg, at Smithfield, aged 68 years,
formerly delegate in Congress, member of
General Assembly, and chief justice of
the Supreme Court ; was buried from
Friends' Meeting House, died

Tabitha, daughter of Russell, at Scituate,
aged I year, 10 months,

James, a foreigner, who was drowned three
miles below here, in November last ; his
body was found on the west shore and
buried near place of discovery. American
of

Reuben, native of Rhode Island, at New
York hospital, aged 36 years. American
of

Harriet Rogers, daughter of Col. Samuel G.,
aged 9 months,

Ehzabeth Prentice, infant daughter of Caleb,
aged 4 years,

Hon. Thomas, (S. B.) at Warwick, in 62d
year,

Anna, wife of Jesse, at Scituate, in 38th
year,

Moses, formerly of Johnston, at Missouri,
aged n years. American of

Welcome, at Providence, in 44th year,

Thomas, Esq., at East Greenwich. He com-
manded a company at battle of Mon-

Sept. 13, 1 8 19

Sept. 14, 1819

Oct. 9, 1 819
Oct. 16, 1819

Oct. 21, 1819

Nov. 5, 1819

Nov. 14, 1819

Dec. 20, 1819

Dec. 30, 1 819

Jan. 12, 1820

Jan. 14, 1820
Feb. 13, 1820

Feb. 13, 1820
March 26, 1820

April 28, 1820

June 16, 1820

Aug. 5, 1820

Oct. 6, 1820

Oct. 8, 1820

Jan. 13, 1 82 1

Jan. 26, 1 82 1
Feb. 15, 1821

536 VITAL RECORD OP RHODE ISLAND

ARNOLD:

mouth where he lost his right leg; was at

Red Bank also ; was appointed inspector

of revenue for port of East Greenwich by

Gen. Washington ; was in 78th year.

American of May 22, 1821

Elizabeth, widow of Jonathan, at Johnston,

aged 70 years. American of Nov. 2, 1821

Phebe, wife of Samuel, in 47th year, buried

at Smithfield, died in Providence, Nov. 5, 182 i

Isaac A., of Warwick, mate of brig Pocahon-
tas, this port, at sea, on passage from Sour-

abaya to Malacca, December or January

last. American of Dec. 4, 1821

Hannah, widow of late Simeon, at Warwick,

in 84th year, Dec. 15, 1821

Col. Stephen, at Warwick, in S8th year,

leaves mother, wife and 4 children, Jan. 17, 1822

Lydia Allen, daughter of Christopher, at

Warwick, aged 16 months, S days, March ir, 1822

Ruth, wife of Ahab, aged 57 years, April 8, 1822

Philip, at Cranston, aged 67 years, May 3, 1822

Alice, wife of Nehemiah, aged 68 years, May 18, 1822

Almira, daughter of Capt. Aborn, aged 14

months, , July 14, 1822

Elijah, at Smithfield, in 24th year. Ameri-
can of July 1 9, 1822
Barton, of firm Taft and Arnold, aged 32

years, July 21, 1822

Ruth, wife of Isaac, at Johnston, aged 80

years. Aug. 5, 1822

Ann Frances, infant daughter of Elias, at

Pawtuxet. aged i year, 11 months, Aug. 22, 1822

Elisha Howe, son of Willard, aged 18 months,

I' days, Aug. 25, 1822

Ruth, wife of Job, daughter of Peter Calvin,

at Coventry, aged 60 years, ' Sept. 3, 1822

Miss Abby, at Newport, aged 56 years, Sept. 7, 1822

Sarah Ann, daughter of late Pardon, aged 6

months, 4 days, Sept. 19, 1822

Phebe, widow of Luke, of Smithfield, at

Cumberland, in 68th year, Sept. 30 1822

Susan, wife of Christopher, and daughter of

John Allen, of North Kingstown, at War-

wick, aged 23 years, Qct. 5 1822

Esther, daughter of Richard, at Cranston, in

17th year Oct. 25. .822

George, at Warwick, aged ;; years, . Oct 31 1822

Col. Salmon, at Savannah, Ga., aged 52 years '

American of ' Nov. 26, 1822

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 537

ARNOLD Zilpha, daughter of Henry, at War-
wick, aged 18 years, Feb. 16, 1823
Elizabeth, wife of Stephen, at Cranston, in

41st year, March 9, 1823

Col. Oliver, at Pawtuxet, in 38th year, April 3, 1823

Jenette, wife of George, and daughter of

Amos Gardiner, of South Kingstown, at

Charlestown, aged 30 years, April 12, 1823

Margaret, wife of Peleg, at North Kingstown,

aged 67 years, April 12, 1823

Capt. Alfred, aged 63 years. May 5, 1823

Frances Mary, daughter of Col. G , aged

9 months, July 30, 1823

Frances Mary, infant daughter of Col. Sam-
uel G., aged 9 months [erroneously printed

m our list], July 30, 1823

Abby Elizabeth, daughter of Israel, Jr., at

Smithfield, in 7th year, Oct. 13, 1823

Mary, wife of Joseph, Esq., at Warwick, in

71st year, March 30, 1824

Mehitable Carpenter, daughter of William

U., aged 9 months. May 16, 1824

William, in 38th year, July 26, 1824

Freelove Sophia, wife of Samuel, daughter

of Hon. David Leonard Barnes, at Smith-
field, aged 34 years, Aug. 30, 1824
Stephen, Esq., President of Rhode Island

Centra] Bank, East Greenwich, and for-
merly an enterprising merchant there, at

Warwick, aged about 62 years. American

of Sept. 17, 1824

Sarah, infant daughter of Lemuel H.Arnold,

aged II weeks, Nov. i, 1824

Jane, wife of Remington, at Pawtuxet, in

63rd year, Nov. 24, 1824

Philip, at Johnston, aged 71 years, Dec. 14, 1824

Joseph, at Cumberland, in 74th year, Dec. 23, 1824

Hamilton Ames, son of Isaac, aged 6 months, Dec. 27, 1824
Marcy, wife of Col. John, and daughter of

Col. John Potter, at Pawtuxet, in 65th

year, Jan. 30, 1825

Patience, widow of late William, at Warwick,

in Sgth year. American of June 10, 1825

Harriet, only daughter of Samuel G., aged 3

years, 4 months, July 20, 1825

Frances Mary, infant daughter of Samuel G.,

Esq., Aug. 14, 1825

Miss Sally J., in 19th year, Aug. 14, 1825

Amey, wife of James, Esq., at Cumberland,

in 62d year. American of Aug. 23, 1825

538

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

ARNOLD Oliver, mate of Brig Marcia, of this

port, drowned in East Greenwich harbor,

aged 30 years,
Miss Betsey, in 6sth year,
Shuba'el P., son of l.uke, late of Smithfield, at

Providence, in 34th year,
Hon. Samuel G., in 48th year,
Selma Wilde, widow of Col. Salmon, aged 51

years ; funeral from her son's. Dr. Salmon

A., died
Elizabeth Martin, daughter of James, aged 3

years,
Nathan, at Warwick, aged 81 years ; served

in the Revolution,
Susannah, widow of Joseph, at Johnston,

aged 94 years. American of
John R., son of Hon. Thomas, at Warwick,

in 19th year,
Thomas, formerly of Providence, at North

Providence, aged 75 years,
Lydia, widow of Nicholas, at Cranston, in

S3d year,
Eleazer, at Smithfield, aged 70 years,
Josiah, r.t Warwick, in 95th year. American

of
Hannah, wife of Caleb, at Warwick, in 66th

year,
Simeon, at Scituate, aged 79 years,
Mary, wife of Russell, at Warwick, in 45th

year,
Joseph, at Warwick, aged 86 years,
Col. Thomas, at Newport, in 94th year,
Rev, Robert, at Norwich, Ct., in 38th year,
Aaron, at Slatersville, formerly of Cumber-
land, in 72d year, soldier of the Revolution,
Mary, widow of Thomas, of Providence, at

New Bedford, aged 75 years. American of
Capt. Benedict, at Warwick, in 75th year ;

while riding his horse he fell to the ground

and soon expired,
Enock, killed at the Washington from a kick

from a horse. American of
Mrs. Waite, formerly of Newport, at Provi-
dence, aged 74 years,
William, in 19th year,
William P., in 19th year,
Arthur G., son of Capt. Joseph, at Cranston,
Capt. William, aged 38 years,
Freelove W., daughter of Col. Elisha, at

Cranston, in 30th year.

Sept. I, 1825
Nov. 25, 1825

Feb. 8, 1826
Feb. 19, 1826

March 26, 1826

April 21, 1826

May 18,1826

Sept. I, 1826

Oct. 8, 1826

Nov. 8, 1826

Jan. 2, 1827
Jan. 15, 1827

March 30, 1827

July I, 1827
Sept. 29, 1827

Nov. 22, 1827

May 18, 1S28

Aug. 14, 1828

Nov. 13, 1828

Jan. 4, 1 829

Feb. 24, 1829

April 5, 1829

Aug. II, 1829

Oct. 13, 1829

Jan. 25, 1830

Jan. 25, 1830

March 22, 1830

June 23, 1830

Aug. 23, 1830

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

539

ARNOLD Obadiah, at Scituate, aged 39 years, April 29, 1831
Rebecca (colored), at East Greenwich, July 28 1831

Mary, daughter of late Nicholas, at Cranston,

aged 31 years. American of Sept. 23, 1831

Mrs. Freelove, widow of Simeon, of Scituate,

at Smithfield, aged 8$ years, Dec. 12, 1831

Oliver A., son of Daniel, at Coventry, in 19th

„,yf^''', Dec. 12, 1831

Willard, son of Ahab, of Providence, at Ox-
ford, in 44th year, Jan. 24, 1832

Mary Cornelia, daughter of Richard J., Esq.,
of Providence, at Whitehall, Ga., aged 2
years, 4 months, May 8, 1832

Waitstill, wife of Capt. Joseph, and eldest
daughter of Major Arthur Greene, at
Cranston, in 41st year, July 30, 1832

Louisa Baker, only child of John H., at War-
wick, aged 2 years, Nov. 28, 1832
ARNSTEIN, the Baroness; wife of the Baron,
one of the richest bankers of Germany ;
she gave 20,000 guilders annually to the
poor. American of Aug. 25, 1818
ARROW Sukey, at Norton, aged 100 years ;
was once a slave in the family of Judge
Leonard ; for several }'ears she has been
supported by the town. American of Oct. 10, 1828
ARROWSMITH A , the celebrated geog-
rapher, at London, in 74th year. Ameri-
can of June 20, 1823
ASBURY Rev. Francis, Bishop in Methodist
Church, in Virginia, in 71st year, and 50th
of his ministry. It is calculated he had
preached from 15,000 to 18,000 sermons,
presided at over 200 conferences, travelled
from 100,000 to 150,000 miles, and perhaps
ordained more ministers than any other
man of his time. American of May 3, 1816

Rev. Daniel, aged 64, at Lincoln Co., N. C,
suddenly; had been a Methodist minister
37 years. American of June 28, 1825

ASGILL Lady, in London, aged 82 years. Her
pathetic application to the Queen of
France to interpose with Gen. Washing-
ton to save her son, Capt. Asgill, ordered
to be executed in retaliation for the murder
of Capt. Huddy will be remembered, June — , 1816

ASHFORD James, seaman, killed on board the
U. S. Frigate Constitution in action with
the Guerriere, Aug. 20, 1812

540 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

ASHLEY Thomas, Esq., at Putney, Vt., aged

70 years. American of Aug. 10, 1810

Abraham, Jr., son of Abraham, at Freetown,

aged 13 years, between March 23 and April r4, 1816

Betsey, daughter of Abraham, at Freetown,

aged 13 years, between March 23 and April 14, 1816

Bishop, son of Bishop, at Freetown, aged 7

years, between March 23 and April 14, 1816

John, at Rochester, Mass., aged 54 years,

between March 23 and April 14, 1816

Polly, wife of Abraham, at Freetown, aged

42 years, between March 23 and April 14, 1816

Thomas Jefferson, son of Bishop, at Free-
town, aged 9 years, between March 23 and April 14, i8i6
Rev. Benjamin, Baptist, at Norfolk, Va.

American of Oct. 6, 1820

Col. Samuel, an aged man, at Springville,
Penn., frozen to death; was a captain in
the Revolution and it is said was once a
candidate for Governor of New Hamp-
shire. American of Feb. 6, 1821
Mrs. Eliza, wife of Luther, and daughter of
John Humphrey, Esq , of Barrington, at
Chaplin, Ct., aged 43 years, Dec. 20, 1828
ASHMUN Hon. Eli P., at Northampton, Mass.,
late U. S. Senator, aged 48 years. Amer-
ican of May 21, 1819
ASHTON William, in this town, in 94th year, March 30, 1816
Margaret, widow of Stephen, aged 63 years, April 11, 1828
John, at Salem, aged 85 years, graduate of

Harvard, 1776. American of Jan. i 1830

ASPINWALL Gilbert, merchant, of New York,

on Long Island. American of Sept. 24, 181 9

Charles Augustus, son of Horatio G., aged 9

months, 20 days, Aug. 26, 1821

William, M. D., at Brookline, Mass., in 80th
year. American of May 16, 1823

ASTON_ Henry Harvey, Esq., at London, Eng.,
suicide. He had seduced a daughter of an
Earl and took this way of making repara-
tion for the crime. American of April 24, 1821
ATANDIA Anthony, an Italian, hurt himself in

a scuffle at New York. American of Feb i8 1820

ATHERTON Henry, at Greenfield, Mass., aged " '

25 years, very suddenly. American of April 24 1821

ATHEY Dennis M., shot by George H. Drake,

of Alleghany Co., Md.. May 8. 182c

ATKINS Abigail, wife of Rev. Elisha, at Kill-

mgly, Ct., in 72d year, Jan. 26, 1824

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

541

ATKINSON Joseph, at Manchester, Eng.,

Friend Minister ; his wife died four weeks

after, Feb. i,

Miss Mary, at Newport, in 39th year. Amer-
ican of Oct. I,
Rachal, wife of Jonn B., at Newport, in 5Sth

year, March 6,
, son of William, killed by lightning in a

hay field, June 28,

Elizabeth, widow of late James, at Bellows

Falls, aged 73 years, Sept. 29,

ATWATER Rev. Charles, at North Branford.Ct,

in 39th year, and 16 of his ministry.

American of March 4,

ATWELL William Henry, fourth son of Amos

Maine, Esq., aged lo years, Aug. 31,

Horatio Nelson, youngest son of the late Col.

Amos, in loth year. July 15,

Rev. George, pastor of Baptist Cnurch, at

Enfield, Ct. American of April, 26,

Amos Maine, in this^town, in 50th year.

(Masonic honors). May 24,

George Lovell, youngest and only surviving

son of the late Col. Amos, aged 21 years, June 27,

Amos Maine, son of the late Amos M.,

Esq., in 22d year, Nov, 4,

Mary D., eldest daughter of late Amos

Maine Atwell, in 22d year, Aug. 26,

ATWOOD Abigail, daughter of George, at

Taunton, aged 6 years. American of Dec. 18,

Major Benjamin, at Johnston, in 5Sth year.

American of Nov. 6,

David, at Providence, in S6th year, June 19,

George, at Taunton, aged 56. Innkeeper, Oct. 13,

Nehemiah. at Johnston, in 7gth year, June 25,

Harris, at Johnston, in 43d year, March 11,

Jeremiah Nelson, son of Abraham C, at

Johnston, in 7th year,
Catharine, at Warwick, in 32d year,
Anthony, at Johnston, in 53d year,
David C, of Georgia, in 30th year,
Marian, wife of Caleb, at Warwick, in 72d

year,
Joanna E., infant daughter of Capt. Kimball,

at Scituate, Jan.

Capt. Thomas, at Pawtucket, in 84th year, March
Dr. Sheffield, at Bristol, suddenly, Oct.

Mrs, Mary, at Dighton, in 69th year, March

Elliott, at Worcester, aged 25 years. In

attempting to vault a fence the bar slipped

Dec. I
Dec. 3

March i
Aug. 2

Oct. 18,

10,
29,

30,

15-

818
819
827
828
829

825

812

813

814

8is

819

820

825

8ro

?i8
1821
r82r
[822
1823

1824
1824
1825
[825

825

827
829
829
830

542

VITAL RECORD, OP RHODE ISLAND

causing a

Duke of Castiglione,
lieutenants. He had
Amer-

ATWOOD:

the end came against his side
rupture ; he lived 28 hours,
AUCHMUTY Lieut. Gen. Sir Samuel Knight,
Grand Cross of the Bath, and Commander
in Chief of the British Forces in Ireland ;
was riding his horse in the park when he
fell dead, in Dublin. American of
Sir Gen. Samuel, died in Ireland ; was a
nativeof New York ; the late Robert N.,
who died a bachellor was the only brother
of the General. American of
Robert Muj caster, of the British service, sec-
ond son of the late Robert Nichols Auch-
muty, of Newport, in Madras, India. Amer-
ican of
AUCKMUTY Samuel O., formerly of Newport,

at New York,
AUGEREAU Marshall,
one of Napoleon's
made his peace with the Bourbons,
ican of
AUGUST Henry, executed for murder of
Epaphras Mathews, a peddler, at Re-
venna, O.,
AULD Alexander M., at Brunswick, Ga., aged
about 27 years, native of North Carolina,
formerly member of Brown University,
AUSTIN Jeremiah, at Little Compton, in 8sth
year, of Society of F"riends. American of
AUSTEN Jane, in England, the authoress,
AUSTIN Hon. Benjamin, aged 68 years, at
Boston, late candidate for Lieut. Governor
of Massachusetts,
Henry, at North Kingstown, in 55th year,
Daniel, at Newport, aged 33. American of
Pamella, wife of John, aged 30, at Taunton.

American of
Jeremiah, at Nantucket, in 6sth year, of So-
ciety of Friends,
Peter, of Newport, at Jamestown, aged 42

years,
James, at North Kingstown, aged 84 years,

fell dead about 3 rods from his house,
Sarah, wife of Edward, at Newport, aged 27
years, daughter of Edward Watson. Amer-
ican of
Seth, at Dighton, aged 88 years.
Major Loring, aged 36 years, at Cambridge,
iv/r.„„ i„.„ „f u. S. Army, and Aide de

May 27, 1830

Oct. 4, 1822

Oct. 4, 1822

Nov. II, 1823
May 19, 1828

July 23, 1816
Nov. 30, 1816

June 24, 1817

Jan. 5, 1816
July 18, 1817

May 4, 1820

Jan. II, 1822

March 8, 1822

Nov. I, 1822

Dec. II, 1822

April 23, 1824

June 21, 1826

Aug. 5, 1825
March 8, 1826

Mass., late of

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 543

AUSTIN:

Camp to Gen. Brown, in battles of Chip-
pewa, Lundy's Lane, the Sortie from Fort
Erie and scenes on' Niag;ara frontier, Jan. 28, 1827

Benjamin G., at South Kingstown, aged 29
years, Jan. 26, 1828

Daniel, native of Rhode Island, at New

York, in 37th year. American of March 10, 1829

Martha, youngest daughter of Job, at

Georgia Factory, Smithfield, in 13th year, Sept. 7, 1829

Rev. Samuel, D. D., late President of Ver-
mont Univijrsity, at Glastonbury, Ct., 70
years. American of Dec. 14, 1830

Elijah, at Mansfield, aged 57 years, Aug. 29, 1831

AVERELL Henry, native of Newport, at

Charleston, S. C, aged 34 years, July 15, 1819

AVERY Capt. Elisha, in thi's town, in 40th year, July ro, 1815

Rev. David, formerly Pastor of First Congre-
gational Church, Wrentham, at Middle-
town, Vt., in 71st year, and a ministry of
nearly 50 years (see obit, notice March 13), Feb. 16, 1818

Col. W. W., in North Carolina, in 76th year.
He served in the Revolution ; was born at
Groton Ct,, May 3, 1745, graduated at
Princeton, 1766. American of May 11, 1821

Rev. William, in South Carolina, aged 58.

American of Sept. 23, 1823

. child of Eleazer, at Colchester.

Ct., aged 3 years, had been scalded and
was thrown into a tub of hot water instead
of cold by mistake, Dec. 27, 1824

James G., at Dover, aged 30, fell from a lad-
der, Aug. 3, 1829
AYDELOTT Rev. Joseph, at Philadelphia, aged

by years, American of May 21, 1824

AYLESWORTH Hannah, daughter of John, in

4th year, Sept. 6, 1820

Mrs. Hannah, in 32d year, Feb. 27, 1822

George R., son of Thomas, at Newport, in

15th year. American of Oct. 28, 1823

Mary, daughter of John, of Cranston, at

Portsmouth, in 52d year. Friend Minister, Sept. 6, 1824

Albert G., son of Thomas, at Newport, aged ^t-fg

2 years. American of Aug. 16, 1825

John, at Foster, in 8ist year, of Society of

Friends, Feb. 7, 1829

AYRAULT Peter, Esq., native of Rhode Island,
but for many years a resident of Charles-
ton, S. C, Jan. 29, 1817

544 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

AYRES William, merchant, at Smithfield, in

33d year, leaves wife and 3 children, May 3, 1822

Lieut. Thomas Jefferson, U. S. Infantry, aged

22 years, in St. Louis, Mo. American of Oct. 31, 1823

John, at Boston, aged 5 1 years, died in his
carriage on way home from church. Amer-
ican of Aug. 27, 1830
AXTON John, at Newport, aged 96 years. Amer-
ican of June 2, 1815

B

BABB Noah, of Standish, Me., killed by the ex-
plosion of a powder mill, at Gosham, Me., July 19, 1828
BABBITT Mary, widow, at Taunton, aged 83

years, Sept. 2, 1821

Lydia, daughter of John, at Taunton, aged 7
years, . April 13, 1822

Joseph Dexter, youngest son of Ebenezer,

at Pawtucket, aged 15 months, 20 days, Aug. 2, 1822

Ann Eliza, infant daughter of Henry P., Sept. 17, 1822

Sarah, daughter of Isaac, at Taunton, Aug. 30, 1823

James Edward, infant son of Henry P., aged

13 months, July 28, 1826

, child of James, scalded to death

by hot tea. American of Jan. 7, 1831

BABCOCK Miner, executed at Norwich, Ct., for

murder of London Babcock, June 6, 1816

Cyrus G., a recent graduate of Brown Uni-
versity, at Colebrook, Ct., aged 28 years, March 6, 1817

Adam, of Boston, aged 76 years, at Brook-
line. American of Oct. 10, 1817

John Hilliard, son of Latham, at Providence,

aged 18 months, Sept. 7, 1819

William, son of the late Capt. William, of and
at Newport, in 29th year. American of Dec. 7 ,1819

Major Elisha, at Hartford, Ct., aged 68 years,
a well known American Publisher. Ameri-
can of April 17, 1 82 1

William, innkeeper, at Wickford. American

^ °f Sept. 10, 1822

Adam, son of Caleb, at South Kingstown,

aged 23 years, Nov. 16, 1822

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 545

BABBITT John, first officer of Brig Paragon, at

Ambrus, S. C; Nov. 6, 1824

John M., of Newport, son of Caleb of South
Kingstown, at Ambros, Africa, aged 31
years, Nov. 6, 1824

Joseph, at South Kingstown, in 66th year, Oct. 7, 1825

William, at South Kingstown. American of Dec. 6, 1825

Sally, widow of Thomas, formerly of Nor-
wich, N. Y., at Warwick, aged 76 years, Jan. 15, 1826

Amrillet, widow of Rev. Cyrus, at Meriden,

Ct., m 43d year, April 12, 1826

Caleb, at South Kingstown, aged 81 years, Nov. 18, 1826

John, at Newport, aged 47 years, inventor of

new steam machinery, March 3, 1827

Abigail, at Cranston, aged 22 years, June 6, 1827

Jethro, at Fairhaven, aged 44 years, Sept. 6, 1829

Clarke, aged about 60 years, belonging to
Rhode Island, at sea, on board Ship Susan,
from injuries resulting from a fall, Feb. 5, 1829

Ann Maria, at Boston, aged 18 years. Amer-
ican of June 10, 1 83 1

Sally; wife of George C, and daughter of
Daniel Knowles, of South Kingstown, at
Warwick, Aug. 26, 1831

Sarah, widow of Augustus, of South Kings-
town, at Phenix, in 78th year, Nov. r, 1831
BABSON John, in 47th year. May 29, 1824

James V., at Boston, aged 26 years, formerly

of Providence. American of Jan. 27, 1826

George, in 31 st year, May 18, 1832

BATCH ELLOR Rev. Daniel, at Sutton, Mass.,

in 43d year, April 17, i8i6

BACH ELLOR Freelove, wife of Warren, in

29th year, Sept. 11, 1820

Paulina, daughter of Warren, in 6th year, Oct. i, 1820

Rev. William, at Douglass, Mass., in 78th

year, Oct. 29, 1821

Jesse, at Lynn, a suicide by hanging ; his

age Wis 30 years. American of May 14, 1830

Allen, son of Amos, at Sutton, aged 17 years, April 6, 1831

Prussia, wife of Capt. James, at Northbridge,

Mass., in 54th year, Oct. 7, 1832

BACKUS Rev. Dr. , president of Hamilton

College, at New York State. American of Jan. 7, 1817

Sylvanus, member of Congress and late
Speaker Connecticut House of Represen-
tatives, at Pomfret, Ct. American of Feb. ii, 1817

George W., at Martinique, on board Brig
Antelope, in 19th year, Oct. 15, 1818

546 VITAL RECORD OP RHODE ISLAND

BACKUS Harriet, widow of Hon. Sylvester, at

Pomfret, Ct., in 426 year, ^ Oct. 18, 1820

Timothy, formerly of Canterbury, Ct., at

Plainfield, N. Y., aged 69 years, April 6, 1824

Mrs. Eunice, at Brooklyn, Ct., aged 58 years.

American of March 23, 1824

Almira, wife of Thomas, Esq., of Killingly,

Ct., and daughter of Joseph Cady, of

Providence, Aug. 15, 1827

George, merchant, at New Orleans, in 34th

year, May 15, 1831

Dr. Thomas, at Sterling, Ct., aged 70 years, July 4, 1832

Mr. , of Cuba, killed by being thrown

from a carriage near Quincy. American of July 27, 1832

BACKSTER George, Esq., also his wife Jane,

each in 64th year, at Wantage, N. ].; had

been married 42 years ; she survived her

husband 15 hours, Jan. 29, 1820

BACON Joshua, in this town, in 51st year, March 19, 1810

David, at Bedford, Penn., shot by an insane

person. American of July 17, 1810

Hannah, wife of Miles, at Smithfield, in 55th

year ; sermon by Rev. Mr. Gibson, from a

text of her selection, Nov. 29, 1816

Hope, in 24th year, in this town, Nov. 5, 1817

.Mercy, widow of Capt. Elijah, in 83d year, Oct. 7, 1818

Sophia Ann, daughter of Thomas, July 12, 1819

Thomas, in 32d year. American of Sept. 7, 1819

Hannah, daughter of John, at Smithfield,

aged 15 months, Sept. — , 1819

Asa, at Canterbury, Ct., aged 84 years, soldier

of the Revolution ; sermon by Rev. Mr.

Meach, Genesis xv ; 15, Oct. 15, 1819

Lucy Elizabeth, wife of Lemont, and only

child of the late Capt. Christopher Bentley,

of Providence, at Southbridge, Mass., aged

24 years, Jan. 17, 1820

Thomas, son of John, at Smithfield, aged 6

years, July 24, 1820

Lydia F., daughter of late Lot, in i6th year, Aug. 17, 1820

Mary, daughter of John, aged about 4 years;

she was one of the twins of this family who

have died within a year, at Smithfield.

American of Aug. 22, 1820

Rev. Samuel, an American missionary, on

coast of Africa. American of Oct. 3, 1820

Mrs. Abigai', of Canterbury, at Woodstock,

Ct„ in 78th year, Sept. 21, 1821

John Smith, son of Joshua, aged 5 years, April 15, 1822

Amey Ann, daughter of Joshua, aged 15
* months, April 22, 1822

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 547

BACON Capt. Sylvester, of Providence, late of

brig.Agenoria, at Curracoa, aged 31 years, Jan. 11, 1826

Abel F,, of Providence, at Valparaiso, 2d

officer of schooner Leaf, aged 33 years, April 14, 1826

Joseph, formerly of Smithfield, at Hope Vil-
lage, Griswold, Ct., aged 85. American of April 4, 1828
BADGER Thomas B. W., only child of Barber,

aged 3 years, $ months, Sept. 15, 1819

Louisa, daughter of Enock, at Andover, Ct.,

in 26th year ; the iirst death in a family of

14 children, July 14, 1821

Emily, wife of Edmund, Esq., at Windham,

Ct., aged 44 years, Aug. 22, 1823

Harriet Knight, infant daughter of Barbour,

at Boston, aged i year. American of Sept. 14, 1824

BAGGS John, at Philadelphia, from partaking of

poisoned food. American of Sept. 9, 1817

BAGLEY Luther, of this town, in 27th year, Feb. 23, 1809

Sarah, widow of Luther, in this town, in 28th

year, Nov. 28, 18 10

Mary, wife of William, at Pawtucket, in 77th

year ; sermon by Rev. Dr. Benedict, April 24, 1814

William, at Pawtucket, in 77th year, sud-
denly. American of April 25, 1815
Asa T., of East Greenwich, lost overboard

from schooner Gen. Hawes, of this port, at

sea, Dec. 4, 1824

BAGNELL Capt. . lost at sea in a shipwreck.

.American of Oct. 5, 1821

BAGWELL Col. Charles, shot while riding in his

carriage, in Accomac Co., Va., May 24, T819

BAILEY Mrs Susannah, widow of Constant, of

Newport, in this town, in 84th year, April 24, 1809

Capt. Nathaniel, in this town, in 51st year. May 12, 1810

Lydia, wife of Deacon John, at Tiverton, in

46th year. American of Dec. 25, 1810

Mehitable, wife of Richard, at Berlin, Ct.,

aged 62 years. American of May 21, 1811

Rev. Isaac, at Ward, Mass., aged 60 years, April 10, 1814

John Warren, of North Kingstown, at St.

Pierre, W. I., on board Schooner William

Sheldon, aged 21 years, Feb. 7, 1817

Francis, only son of Rev. Luther, at Medway,

Mass., aged 3 years. American of Aug. i, 18 17

Mrs. Anna, at Providence, in 66th year, Jan. 21, 1818

Ezra, at Little Compton, aged 21 years, mem-
ber Sophomore class, Brown University.

American of Oct. 23, 1818

Lemuel, at Newport, in 14th year. Amer-
ican of Sept. 17, 1 8 19

548

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BAILEY Elizabeth, wife of Henjamin, Esq.,
formerly of Newport, at New York. Amer-
ican of

Ephraim, at Little Compton, in 76th year.
American of

Ruth, at Little Compton, aged 50 years,

Susan Pabodie, infant daughter of Pabodie,
in 3rd year,

Mary, eldest daughter of John, at Newport,
in her 19th year.

Isaac, Esq., formerly an attorney at law, at
Providence, in Pennsylvania ; was a gradu-
ate of Brown University, 1810. American
of

Adonijah, lately convicted of murder in
Windham Co., Ct., committed suicide in
, his cell. He was to be executed the 8th
of next June,

Samuel, aged 50, at Newport,

Capt. Eli, at Wickford, in 70th year. Amer-
ican of

James Cahoone, son of late Paul, at Newport,
aged 21 years,

General , Postmaster of New York

for 20 years, born at Fishkill, N. Y., 1758.
American of

William, at Middletown, aged 62 years, mem-
ber of General Assembly,

Israel, of Hebron, at Minot, soldier of the
Revolution. American of

Capt. James A., of Providence, at sea, aged
33 years, on his passage from St. Jago to
Havana.

Benjamin, Esq., a native of Newport, at New
York, aged 72 years,

Dolly, aged 27; had been very sick when her
clothes caught fire and so burnt her that
she died from the effects after an illness of
20 days, at Chatham, Mass.,

John Crocker, youngest son of Pabodie, in
5th year,

, widow of Moses, and her son,

drowned in the wreck of Ship Rob Roy,
near Boone Island. American of

> widow, aged 100 years, 11 months,

at Salem, N. H. A son of 80 years at-
tended the funeral. American of

BAILLIE Dr. , a justly celebrated

character, in England. American of

Dec. 28, 1819

Feb. I, 1820
Dec. 12, 1 82 1

March 26, 1 823

Oct. 28, 1823

March 2, 1824

May 25, 1825
June 17, 1825

Oct. 7, 1825

Feb. 28, 1826

Sept. 12, 1828

April 4, 1830

June 15, 1830

Dec. 6, 1 83 1
March 13, 1832

May 12, 1832
May 29, 1832

July 3, 1832

Nov. 27, 1832
Nov. 20, 1823

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

549

BAINBRIDGE Charlotte, wife of Capt. Joseph,
U. S. Navy, at New York, aged 27 years.
American of

Capt. Joseph, U. S. Navy, at New York.
American of
BAIRD Michael, of Pennsylvania, a miser; he
left $230,000 in silver and gold. American
of

Daniel, at Worcester, aged TJ years. Amer-
ican of

Abraham G., Baptist minister and agent of
Bible Society, at New York. American of
BAKER Sarah, widow of Capt. William, at
Newport. American of

Charles, from overexertion, at Nashville,
Tenn.,

John, of New Jersey, at Lyme, Ct.; was
found in the road very sick and unable to
proceed. American of

Mary A., wife of Elisha, and daughter of Jo-
seph Hines, at Coventry, aged 26 years,

Alexander, mate of Brig Radius, at Matanzas,

Lewis W., son of Capt. Lewis, of Duxbury,
aged about 20 years, on board the Brig
Fame, in the Straits of Sundu,

Nathaniel, at Rehoboth, in 38th year ; leaves
wife and 4 children ; (Masonic honors),

Henry, seaman, perished in the wreck of the
Sch. Quaker,

Dinah, widow of Thomas, at Cranston, in
78th year. American of

Dr. Ebenezer, at Brooklyn, Ct., aged 37
years,

Lucinda M., daughter of William, in 19th
year,

George Tew, son of late Capt. Thomas, of
Warren, at Havana, from oh board Ship
Columbia, of Bristol, aged about 19 years.
American of

Benjamin, at Newport, aged ?,J years. Amer-
ican of

Samuel Barton, son of Joseph, aged 4
months, 1 1 days,

Ebenezer, at Tiverton, aged 26 years. Amer-
ican of

Abiel, at Cumberland, aged 63 years,

Samuel, from Cape Cod, at Providence,

Mind well D., wife of Burton, of Scituate, and
daughter of John McNeil, of Ashford,
Mass., at Providence, aged 27 years.

Aug. 22, 1817
Nov. 23, 1824

July 2, 1816
Jan. 7, 1820
Sept. 25, 1829
Oct. 8, 181 1
July I, 1814

Aug. 15, 1815

June 12, 1816
Aug. 8, 1818

Aug.—, 1819

Oct. 28, 18 19

P/Iarch 6, 1820

Oct. 8, 1820

Dec. II, 1820

March 10, 182 1

June 12, 1821

Jan II, 1822

Aug. 10, 1822

Jan. 17, 1823

July 30, 1823

Sept. 25, 1824

Nov. 5, 1824

550 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BAKER Francis, editor of the Natchez Miss-

issippian, murdered in Kentucky, while on

his journey to New Jersey, his native State,

to be married. American of Dec 17, 1824

Joshua Prince, son of Col Joshua, at Wool-
wich, Me., aged 5 years; he with an older

sister had procured the root of Indian tur-
nip supposing it to be Life of Man root ;

he died in about two hours after eating it.

American of Dec. 17, 1824

Frances, murdered by Desha, son of

Governor Desha, of Kentucky ; the trials

of the murderer is one of the Great Crim-
inals of the Age. American of
Mrs. Lillis, widow of Jesse, in 8 1st year, at

Warren. American of
Diana, wife of Morris, at Pawtuxet, aged 37

years,
Martha, wife of Abraham, Esq., at Glocester,

in 60th year,
William Tiffany, son of Joseph, at Warwick,

aged 2 years, 4 months,
Mary Elizabeth, daughter of Seth, aged 18

months, 14 days,
John, merchant, of Newport, at St. Mary's

Ga., in 51st year,
Daniel, at Warwick, in 79th year,
Fenner Wilkinson, infant son of Seth, aged

9 months,
William, aged 73 years,
Caleb, in 67th year,
Narcissa, daughter of Ward, at North bridge,

Mass., aged 28 years,
Caroline M,, adopted daughter of Ward, at

Northbridge, Mass., aged 13 years,
Maria, infant daughter of Sterry, aged 14

months,
Elisha, at Warwick, in 66th year,
James L., in 21st year,
Pamelia Andrews,' at Fawtucket, in 21st year,

daughter of Joseph,
Benjamin, at Fisherfield, aged 34 years.

American of
Thomas, at Salem, aged 42 years. American

of
John, at Westfield, aged 40 years. American

of
John, at Westfield, aged 40. American of
George W., son of late Capt. William, in

20th year.

Jan, 14,

1825

Aug. 26,

1825

Jan. 26,

1826

May 16,

1826

June 23,

1826

Aug. 2,

1826

Nov. 7,
Dec. 30,

1826
1826

June 20,
Nov. 12,
Feb. 14,

1827
1827
1828

Aug. 15,

1828

Aug. 25,

1828

Nov. 5,

March 28,

Sept. 2,

1828
1829
1829

Dec. 10,

1829

May 28,

1830

June 18,

1830

Aug. 3,
Aug. 10,

1830
1830

Nov. 29,

1830

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 551

BAKER William Henry, only child of Elisha

W., aged 10 months, Feb. 15, 1831

Samuel, formerly of Dedham, at Boston,

aged 78 years. American of May 3, 1831

William Bryant, at Boston, aged 22 years.

American of May 3, 1831

Coridan, native of Bath, Me., aged 20 years,

a seaman on board brig Antelope ; died at

the Marine Hospital, April 16, 1832

Thomas, aged 22 years. Sect. 24, 1832

BALB RIDGE Alexander, of Romulus, N. Y.,

his house caught fire and two of his chil-
dren perished March 15, 1824
BALCH Sarah, widow of Timothy, of Newport,

in 76th year, July 24, 181 1

Timothy, m 54th year. Oct. 29, 1822

Capt. David, of Boston, master of schooner

Belvedere, at Paraiba, Brazil, aged 39 years.

American of Nov. 18, 1823

Jane, youngest daughter of Joseph, aged 13

months, April 5, 1826

James R., eldest son of John R., at Balti-
more, aged 27 years, Sept. 28, 1828
Elizabeth, wife of Rev. Dr. Stephen B.

They had been married about three weeks,

at Georgetown, D. C, Nov. 24, 1828

Mary P., widow of James R., of Providence,

at Petersham, Mass., Jan. 11, 1829

Miss Mary, in 69th year, Jan. 5, 1831

BALCON Samuel, at Attleboro, upwards of 80

years, Jan. 20, 18 10

BALCOM Taft, at North Providence, in 27th

year, Dec. 18, 181 4

Taft, at North Providence, in 27th year,

(Military honors), Dec. 18, 1814

David, at Seekonk, in 55th year. American

of July 2, 1816

Matilda, daughter of Daniel, at Attleboro,

in 17th year, Oct. 14, 1822

BALCUM Col. Benjamin, at Attleboro, at an

advanced age; was formerly a member of

the Legislature, Aug, 19, 1831

BALDERSTON Capt J.B.,of the Porthian sloop

of war, aged 29 years, shot by James Smith,

the master's mate, who was executed for

the deed, in England. American of March 31, 1809

BALDWIN Isaac, Esq., at Pompey, N. Y., in

66th year. Was one of the few who es-
caped from the Wyoming Massacre, was

Acting Adjutant under Col. Butler, Dec. 22, 1818

552 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BALDWIN Dr. William, U. S Navy, at Frank-
lin, Mo. ; was one of a Scientific Expedi-
tion to explore the Missouri River, Sept. i, 1819

Peggy, wife ot John, daughter of the late
Rev. Nehemiah Williams, of Brimfield,
Mass., at Pawtucket, aged 42 years, Nov. 22, 1818

Jabez, at Salem, Mass., aged 42 years, Nov. 8, 1819

Mr. , postmaster at Salina, N. Y., Aug. 18, 1822

Nehemiah W., son of John, Esq., at Paw-
tucket, in 23d year, Sept. 21, 1824

Thomas, D. D., aged 72 years, at Waterville,
Me., pastor Second Baptist Society of Bos-
ton. Was brought to Boston for burial,
died very suddenly, Aug. 29, 1825

John, at Pawtucket, (Masonic honors), Oct. 16, 1826

, from hanging from a limb of a tree, at

Litchfield, Ct. American of Oct. 20, 1826

William Martin, aged 43 years, wheelwright,
from drinking beer made by an Indian herb
doctor, at New York, April 26, 1832

BALFOUR Dr. George, formerly of U. S.

Army, at Louisville, Ky. American of Oct. 3, 1823

BALCKOM Everett, Esq., attorney at law, eld-
est son of Jacob, Esq.; he graduated at
Brown, 1817, at Attleboro, aged 27 years, Dec. 19, 1823

BALKCOM Abigail, wife of Francis B,, and
only daughter of Samuel Newell, Jr , of
Attleboro, at Pawtucket, aged 22 years, Feb. 18, 1827

Abigail, wife of Caleb, at Seekonk, in 46th
year. May 12, 1827

Phebe, widow of Aaron, of Uxbridge, Mass.,

at Providence, in 67th year, June 8, 1827

BALL Ebenezer, executed at Castine, Me., for
murder of John Tielston Downes, last Jan-
uary, Oct. 31, 181 1

William, Jr., adjutant of the 4th Regiment of
Militia of Virginia, from a wound given by
a sentinel, at Norfolk, Va., May 24, 1813

Anstress S., wife of William, and daughter of
the late William C. Hutton, at Seekonk,
in 27th year. American of May 31, i8i6

Lieut. Col. James U.. U. S. Army, at New
Orleans. American of April 14, 1818

Charles, in New York, aged 1 5 years ; was
drowned while making an experiment with
a life preserving bed, in the East River.
American of Aug. 5, 1823

BALLS Miss , in England, aged 60 years ;

she was a great lover of goats and at her
death had no less than 25 livmg in the
house with her in common. American of Feb. 27, 1824

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS 553

BALL Hon. William Lee, member of House of
Representatives at Washington, from Vir-
ginia, Feb. 29, 1824
, killed by his son Charles, at Bridgeport,

Lydia, at Bristol, aged 64 years. American of
BALLARD Lieut. , killed on board the

Chesapeake, in action with the Shannon,
Davis C, senior partner and joint editor of

Patriot and Chronicle, at Boston. Ameri-
can of
BALLOU Amey, wife of Dr. Peter, at Smith-
field, in 3Sth year, leaves 6 children,
Moses, at Smithfield, in 73d year,
Louisa, wife of Welcome, and daughter of

Welcome JilJson, of Cumberland, at New

Marlboro, N H., in jgth year,
Capt. Otis, formerly of Cumberland, at Smith-
field. American of
Ruth Ann, daughter of Capt. Jonathan, at

Cumberland,
Abigail, wife of Oliver, at Woonsocket, in

5Sth year,
William Henry Sayles, son of Dr. Asa W.,

at Smithfield, aged 10 months,
Eben Leland, son of William, in 4th year,
James, at Cumberland, in 36th year.
Dr. Peter, at Smithfield, aged 58 years,
Frances, daughter of Eliel, at Cumberland,

in 1 8th year, drowned in trying to rescue a

companion. American of
Henry Clay, son of Preston, at Cumberland,

aged 14 months, 22 days,
BANCROFT Capt. Henry, son of Rev. Dr.

., at Worcester, Mass., aged 30

years. American of
Col. Ebenezer, at Tyngsboro, in 90th year, an

officer in the Revolution,
Lieut. William, at Groton, Ct., aged about 72

years, a soldier of the Revolution, very

suddenly. American of
BANKHEAD Mrs. Ann Carey, the eldest

granddaughter of Thomas Jefferson, Esq.,

at Carlton, near Montecello, Va,.,
BANKS Rt. Hon. Sir Joseph, president of Royal

.Society, Fellow Society of Antiquarians,

of the Privy Council and Knight Grand

Cross of the Bath, of London,
BANKSON Col. John, at Baltimore. He served

the entire period of the Revolutionary

War. American of

June 23,
Oct. 24,

1824
1826

May 25,

1813

Dec. s.

1820

Jan. [I,
Sept. 30,

1815
1820

Oct. 24,

1820

Oct. 19,

1821

Oct. 19,

1821

Dec. 12,

1821

April 5,
June 30,
Nov. 18,
Sept. 21,

1822
1822
1823
1826

July 24,

1827

March 12,

1832

Nov. 4,

1817

Sept. 22,

1827

June I,

1832

Feb. 16,

1826

June 10,

1820

June 17,

1814

554 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BANGS Hon. Edward, at Worcester, aged 62

years, one of County Judges, June 28, 1818

Anna Lynde, daughter of the late Judge ,

at Worcester, aged 22 years. American of Feb. 21, 1823
BANNING Col. Henry, aged 84 years, at Eas-
ton, Penn., a soldier of the Revolution.
American of Oct. 2, i8i8

BANNISTER Nathan, at Boylston, Mass., aged

79 years. American of Sept. 6, 1825

Major Thomas, formerly of Newport, at Ala-
bama, aged 78 years. American of Feb. 24, 1826
Christian, widow of John, at Newport, aged
83 years. For more than 40 years he was
the ferryman between Newport and Conan-
icut ferries. American of Dec. 21, 1830
BAPTICE John, of Baltimore, perished at sea.

American of May 24, 1816

BARBAULD Mrs. . the authoress,

sister to Dr. Aiken, in England. American
of April 29, 1825

BARBER Dr. Norman, in Vermont, killed m a

squirrel hunt. American of Dec. 15, 1815

Elizabeth, of Society of Friends, at Newport,

in 8 1 St year. American of Nov. 16, 1819

Miss Phebe, of Society of Friends, at Ports-
mouth, in 59th year, daughter of the late
John, of North Kingstown. American of Jan. 14, 1820

B. Johnson, son of James, in Virginia, in i8th

year, July 4, 1820

Hannah, wife of Ebenezer, at Worcester,

aged 36 years. American of Feb. 21 1823

BARBOUR Col. Thomas, at Barbourvil'le, Va.,
in 90th year, father of the present Secretary
of War, was an ardent Whig in the Revo-
tion, and with exception of Mr. Jefferson,
the last survivor of the House of Burgesses,
at Virginia, which in 1769 made the first
protest against the Stamp Act, May 16, 1825

Mary, aged 76 years, mother of present Sec-
retary of War, who has now lost within a
year father, mother and two sisters, at Bar-
bourville, Va., July 31, 1826

BARBER Alice, wife of Lillibridge, of Norwich,

Ct., at Exeter, R. I., ip 73d year, Jan. 13, 1828

Charles Henry, son of Ichabod, at Wickford,

aged 2 years, Oct. 24, 1828

Charles Henry, infant son of Ichabod, at

Wickford, aged 2 years, Oct., 31, 1828

William, son of Benjamin, at Washington,
R. I., aged 9 months, Aug. 27, 1832

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

555

BARCLAY Col. Thomas, late British Consul to

these states, at New York. American of
BARD Rev. David, M. C , from Penn., at Alex-
andria, Penn. American of

Dr. Samuel, at Hyde Park, Dutchess Co.,
N. Y., aged 79 years ; president board of
physicians and surgeons ; the day before
his wife, aged 75 years,
BARDAIN Timothy, of Bowdoinham, Me., at
Providence, aged 26 years,

, master mate of the Independence, per-
ished in the wreck of the schooner Quaker,
BARDEN Lieut. Jonathan, at Sutton, Mass.,
aged 56 years ; he fell and in such a posi-
tion that he could not rise ; had been thus
over 40 hours before being rescued. Amer-
ican of

Charles Richmond, son of David, aged 3
years, 5 months,

, executed at New Orleans, for murder of

Barden,

BARDINE Comfort, in this town, aged 73 years,

Chloe, widow of Comfort, at Providence,
in 78th year,

Timothy, in 27th year. American of
BARKER George Tew, son of Capt. Richard, of
Newport, at Havana, aged 18 years,

William, eldest son of Rev. Joseph, of Middle-
boro. Mass , a student in the Divinity Col-
lege, at Andover ; graduate of Brown i8o8,

Joshua, at Tiverton, in 83d year. American
of

Charles, at Newport Asylum, aged 53 years,

Matthew, at Newport, in 78th year,

Matthew, at Newport, aged 78 years. Amer-
ican of

Hannah, wife of Jacob, Esq., at Philadelphia,
in S4th year. American of

Benjamin, at Newport, in 77th year. Ameri-
can of

Joseph, at Tiverton, aged 64 years ; Society
of Friends American of

Maj. Gen. John, at Philadelphia, aged 72
years ; soldier of the Revolution. Ameri-
can of

Joseph P., formerly of Middletown, at Savan-
nah, Ga., aged 29 years,

Jeremiah B., of Providence, at sea, from brig
Juno. American of

Polly, wife of Capt. Stephen, at Newport,
aged 40 years. American of

April 30, 1830
March 31, 1815

May 24, 1 82 1

July 27, 1819

March 6, 1820

June 3, 1817

Nov. 30, 1827

March 13, 1831
June 21, 1811

Jan. 7, 1820
July 20, 1 82 1

July 7, 1809

Nov. 29, 1809

March 27, 1810
Dec. 31, 1814
Aug. 8, 181S

Aug. 22, 1815

Oct. 10, 1817

Nov. 14, 1817

April 21, 1818

April 24, 1818
Oct. 14, 1818
Oct. 23, 1818
Dec. 18, 1818

556

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BARKER David, at Middletown, in 71st year.
American of

Charles, formerly of Newport, at South
Kingstown, in 68th year. American of

Sally, daughter of Daniel, at Newport, in 9th

year. American of
Capt. Richard, at Newport, in 57th year,

Abraham, Esq., at Philadelphia, formerly of
New York. American of

Mrs. Esther, of Rhode Island, at Savannah.
American of

Nathaniel, at Middletown, in 39th year,

Ruth, wife of Hiram, in 28th year,

James Searle, infant son of Hiram,

Daniel W., of Newport, at Portsmouth, aged
48 years. American of

Emily, daughter of Gideon, aged 6 months,
13 days,

Sherman, at Newport, in 37th year,

Sherman, at Newport, in 27th year,

Joshua, Jr., at Newport, suddenly, aged 50
years,

Joshua, Jr., at Newport, aged 50 years.
American of

Joshua, formerly of Middletown, at Newport,
aged 84 years,

William Frederick, son of Major Cyrus, aged
I year, 9 months,

William C, at New York, merchant. Amer-
ican of

Eliza, wife of Noah, Jr., daughter of William
Mills, at Newport, aged 27 years. Ameri-
can of

Benjamin, son of Jonathan, at Newport, aged
15 months. American of

Sarah, widow of Benjamin, at Newport, aged
79 years. American of

Stephen, Esq., at Dartmouth, in 67th year.
American of

Phebe Ann, daughter of Simeon, aged 3
months,

Eliza Ann, daughter of Abraham, at New-
port, aged 19 years,

Ann, daughter of Capt. James, at Newport,
in 6th year,

Ann Elizabeth, daughter of Capt. James, at
Newport, aged 6 years,

Elizabeth, daughter of Simeon, aged 3 years,
9 months,

Noah, at Newport, aged 71 years,

Sept. 17, 1819

Oct. I, 1819

Oct. I, i8ig
March 24, 1820

Aug. 25, 1820

Sept. 29, 1820

April 23, 1821

Dec. 7, 1821

Jan. 16, 1822

Jan. 29, 1822

March 6, 1822
Oct. 24, 1822
Oct. 24, 1822

Dec. 28, 1822

Jan. 7, 1823

July 15, 1823

Sept. 2, 1823

Feb. 6, 1824

July I, 1825

Aug. 5, 1825

Aug. 23, 1825

Nov. 22, 1825

Dec. 26, 1825

April 4, 1826

July 10, 1826

July 13, 1826

Aug. 26, 1826
Sept. 5, 1826

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

557

BARKER Peggy (colored), at Tiverton, aged 87
years. American of

Elisha, Esq , at Middletown, in 83d year,

Phebe, wife of Col. William C, and third
daughter of Isaac Peck, in 30th year,

Eliza, wife of Samuel, Jr., daughter of late
Thomas Stevens, at Newport,

Abraham, at Tiverton, aged 24 years,

Deborah, wife of Jonathan, at Newport, aged
51 years,

Hannah, widow of Capt. Joseph, at Newport,
aged 63 years,

Maria Elvira, daughter of Hiram, aged 8
months,

Thomas, at Tiverton, aged about 63 years,
of Society of Friends, suddenly,

Margaret, widow of Joseph, at Tiverton, in
66th year,

Sally, at Nantucket, aged 79 years Ameri-
can of

Gideon, of Providence ; was hit by a chaise
while returning from the fair,

Mary Jane, only daughter of late Dr. Thomas
C, at Cincinnati, O., suddenly,

Benjamin, son of George, of Bristol, lost at
sea from brig Remittance on passage from
Bristol to New Orleans, aged about 20
years. American of

Mrs. Mary, widow of Nathaniel, at Middle-
town, aged 49 years,

Sarah, wife of Hon. Isaac, at Middletown,
aged 76 years,
BARLOW Capt. Moses, of Newport, at Ha-
vana,

Ruth, widow of Joel, late U. S. minister to
France (she was a native of Connecticut),
at Kaloruma, aged 62 years,

Capt. Thomas, of Newport, at New York,

Calvin, of Newport, aged 44 years, drowned
off Seaconnet Point,
BARNARD Rev. Thomas, D. D„ at Salem,
Mass.,

G. E. A. C, late keeper of the Boston Com-
mercial News Room, at Cambridge,

Mrs. Hannah, at Hudson, N. Y., aged 71 ;
Friend minister,

Mrs. Sarah W., wife of Hon. D. D., M. C.
from New York, daughter of late Henry
Gilbert Livingston, Esq., of New York, at
Washington City,

May 22, 1827
May 30, 1827

July I, 1827

Jan. 23, 1828
Feb. 4, 1828

July 26, 1828

July 26, 1828

Aug. 8, 1828

Dec. 20, 1828

April II, 1829

Sept. 10, 1829

Oct. 14, 1829

Feb. 23, 1 83 1

March 29, 1831

April 16, 1 83 1

Oct. 29, 1832

Nov. 29, 1 8 10

May 30, 1818
Oct. 30, 1820

May 7, 1823

Oct. I, 1814

Aug. 16, 1825

Nov. 27, 1825

March 2, 1829

558

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BARNABY Mrs. Abigail, at Dighton, aged 8i

years,
BARNES David, D. D., at Scituate, Mass., in
8 1 St year,

(Obituary in number for May 21)

Rev. David, D. D., at Scituate, Mass. Amer-
ican of

Hon. David Leonard, Judge of U. S. Dis-
trict Court of R. I. He was a native of
Scituate, Mass., a son of Rev. David, D. D.
After his graduation at Harvard he came
to Taunton and commenced the practice of
the law, but soon after removed to Provi-
dence where he continued until his death
in his 52nd year,

Frances, second daughter of the late Judge,
in this town, aged 21 years,

Major Daniel, at Chelsea, Vt., aged TJ years,
an officer in the Revolution ; commanded
a company of Minute Men from Marlboro,
Mass., at Lexington in 1775. American of

Samuel, at Barrington. American of

Major Thomas, at the almshouse, Salem,
also his wife. It is said meeting the Major
here first suggested to President Munroe
pensioning of the old soldiers of the Revo-
lution. American of

Daniel, at Attleboro, in 65th year ; pensioner
of the Revolution. American of

Jonathan, at Smithfield, aged 34 years,

David Leonard, son of George L., Esq., at
Smithfield, aged 11 months,

Col. Levi, at Smithfield, in 73d year,

Rev. Daniel H., thrown from a stage near
Nassau, N. Y., and killed,
BARNS John, at Liverpool, Eng., formerly of
Paisley, Scot.; was the inventor of the
mode of drying soft muslin goods by means
of tin rollers filled with steam. American of
BARNES Abraham, fireman, killed by the explo-
sion of the boiler of the steamer S. B.
Kenawha, on the Ohio at the mouth of the
Gunandotte,

Jonas, aged 45, found dead near the road in
Reading, Vt., a jug of brandy was at his
side. American of

Mrs. Anne, at Cranston, aged Ji years,

Maria Sherman, wife of George L., at Smith-
field, in 28th year,

Mrs. Betsey T., at Plymouth, aged 33 years.
American of

March 14, 1828
April 26, 181 1

May 7, 181 1

Nov. 3, 1812
Aug. 18, 1813

Nov. 23, 1813
May 14, i8i6

April 6, 1 82 1

Feb. 5, 1822
July 14, 1822

Aug. 14, 1823
June 8, 1824

Oct. 27, 1828

March 17, 1829

June 24, 1829

June 30, 1829
Dec. 13, 1829

Feb. 16, 1830

May 21, 1830

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

559

BARNES

wife of J. P., at South Natick,

Mass., burnt to death, her clothes taking
fire,

George, son of George I.., Esq., at Cumber-
land,
BARNETT Dr. , Bishop of Cloyne, in Ire-
land. American of

James R., Esq., merchant, at Norfolk, Va.
American of

Elizabeth, wife of James, aged $y years,
BARNEY Nathaniel, at Albany, N. Y., formerly
of Newport, in 8oth year,

Hannah, wife of Alexander, at Cumberland,
aged 38 years,

John, aged 67 years,

Gideon, at Newport, in goth year. American
of

Com. Joshua, at Pittsburg, Penn. He was
born at Baltimore, July 6, 1759, served in
the Revolution and the War of 1812. He
was severely wounded at Bladensburg, from
which he never recovered, about

George W., son of Cromwell, at Providence,
in 19th year. American of

Rachel, widow of Daniel, at Swanzey, in 80th
year,

Fanny, wife of Martin, at Seekonk. Ameri-
can of

Fanny, wife of Martin, at Seekonk, in 30th
year. American of

Oliver C, aged 34 years,

Dorcas, wife of Ebenezer, Esq., at Warwick,
aged about 45 years,

Barbara, wife of Israel, in 47th ear,

Capt. John, of Wickford, at New Orleans.
American of

Rachel, wife of Christopher, at Rehoboth,in
64th year,

Capt. Jacob, at Taunton, aged 78 years,

Capt. Joseph, at Taunton, aged go years,

Mary Elizabeth, daughter of late O. C, in 3d
year,

Mercy, widow of Capt . Jacob, at Taunton,
aged 70 years,

Mercy, widow of Capt. Jacob, at Taunton,
aged 70 years. American of

Lyman, at Tiverton, aged 29 years,

Cromwell, aged 54 years. Masonic honors,

Riley D., infant son of Lyman,

Mrs. Jemima, at Taunton, aged 82 years.
American of

Dec. S, 1831

Dec. 17, 1832

March 31, 1820

Sept. II, 1 82 1
Aug. 3, 1822

May 6, 1809

Aug. 12, 1812
Dec. 13, 1814

July 28, 1 818

Dec. I, 1818

Jan. 22, 1819

March 12, 1819

Jan. 2r, 1820

Feb. I, 1820
Sept. 10, 1820

Sept. 18, 1820
Jan. 12, 1821

Feb. 23, 1 82 1

March 20, 1821

Aug. 29, 1821

Oct. 4, 1821

Nov. 21, 1821

Dec. 7, 182 1

Dec. 25, 1821

Jan. 3, 1822

Feb. 14, 1824

Sept. 9, 1824

June 24, 1825

560

VITAL- RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BARNEY Patience M., daughter of Comfort, at
Warren, in 23d year. • American of

Joseph, an ingenious mechanic, at Swanzey,
aged 66 years, suddenly,

Jonathan, at Taunton, aged 75 years,

Hannah, widow of late Capt. Joseph, aged 75
years, at Taunton,

Elizabeth, widow of Capt. Jabez, at Newport,
aged 76 years. American of

Benjamin, at Rehoboth, aged 87 years,

Martin, at Seekonk, aged 49 years,

Reuben, of Nantucket, seaman, lost over-
board at sea from Ship Constitution, of
Nantucket during his late voyage. Amer-
ican of
BARNU.VI Mrs. Mary, formerly of Danbury, Ct.,
at New York, in 79th year. American of

, killed by his son who was 17 years,

his father had taken his wages, at Dan-
bury, Ct. American of
BARR Rev. J. W., a missionary, at Richmond,

Va. American of
BARRELL James, at Scituate, Mass., aged 100
years, soldier of the Revolution ; was at
West Point in a company with 2 sons when ,
Andre was captured. American of
BARRETT Hannah, widow of Deacon Samuel,
of Boston, in this town, aged 78 years,

Andrew, seaman, perished in the wreck of
the Schooner Quaker,

Mr. — , killed by lightning with four

others in Barnwell District, S. C.,

Capt. John, at Bristol,

Mary Elizabeth, infant daughter of Jere-
miah S., of New Orleans,

Nathaniel, Esq., at York, Me., aged 98 years;
was a native of Boston ; was near Gen.
Wolfe when he fell at Quebec ; was raised
from ensign to captain; appointed by George
HI member of Council for New Hamp-
shire. American of
BARRIE Etienne, near New Orleans. The
first person that succeeded in raising sugar-
cane on the Mississippi. American of
BARRINGTON James, at Lexington, aged 32
years, late of U. S. Army; had received a
severe wound at the battle of Brownstown
which terminated in a paralytic stroke ; was
found speechless in a field. American of

Sept. 2, 1825

Nov. 12, 1825
Sept. 10, 1826

Sept. 30, 1828

Nov. 4, 1828
April 4, 1829
May 12, 1829

Oct. 26, 1830
Dec. 3, 1830

March 13, 1832
Nov. 9, 1832

April 27, 1827

Jan. 18, 1814

March 6, 1820

May I, 1821
Aug. 9, 1823

Aug. 21, 1823

April 29, 1 83 1
March 7, 1820

June 18, 1830

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

561

BARRON Com. Samuel, U. S. Navy, at Norfolk,
Va., suddenly. His obituary gives him a
splendid record,

Com. James, killed in a duel with Com. Dec-
atur, near Norfolk, Va. American of

Com. James, before reported killed by Com.
Decatur, is premature. American of

BARROW , of New York, died at sea

on passage home. American of

Isaac Barlow, son of Capt. Solomon N., at
Newport, aged i6 years,

Capt. Eleazer, at Winchester, Va., suicide, in
jail for debt,
BARROWS Lucy, wife of Comfort, at Attleboro,
in 38th year, leaves three children,

Simeon, at Attleboro, in 6sth year,

Ezra, son of Ezra, at Attleboro, in 7th year,

John, father of Dr. Thomas M,, of this
town. He was born at Attleboro, educated
at Cambridge, and for years was a pre-
ceptor, at Wellington, Mass., aged 81 years.
American of

Tilson, at Carver, Mass. His house burned
and two children, a gir) of 10 and a boy of
8 years, perished,

Ezra, at Attleboro, in soth year,

Sarah, wife of Dr. Thomas M.,

Capt. Samuel I., late captain of steamboat
Alabama, at Mobile. American of

Esther Dunwell, infant daughter of Comfort,
at Attleboro,

Leonard Herbert, son of Leonard, at Paw-
tucket, aged about 8 months,

Sarah Perry, daughter of Col. R. P., at Re-
hoboth, aged 3 months,

Dr. Thomas M., aged 59 years,
BARRUS Rossabella, infant daughter of Capt.
Daniel B., at Warren,

Mary Ann, daughter of Capt Daniel B., at
Warren, aged i year, 8 months,

Paul, President of the Farmer's Executive
Directory, of France, and patron of Na-
poleon, at Paris, France, aged 72 years.
American of

John Throop Child, son of Daniel, at War-
ren, in 23d year,
BARRY John, at Lexington, Ky., aged 84 years,
served in the Revolution,

Leonard, at Washington City,aged 14 months,
youngest child of the Postmaster General,

Oct. 28, 1810

March 31, 1820

April 28, 1820

June 7, 1825

Sept. 4, 1829

April 30, 1832

Dec. 21, 1815
Jan. 14, i8r6
Jan. 18, 1816

July 30, 1816

May 26, 1 816

Aug. 12, 1817

Jan. 26, 1818

Jan. IS, 1819

Feb. 23, 1824

Oct. 29, 1826

April 23, 1 83 1
Nov. 26, 1832

Feb. 21, 1826

March 3, 1826

April 17, 1829

Aug. 20, 1 83 1

July I, 1826

June 26, 1829

562 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BARSTOW Joseph, of Duxbury, Mass., had ar-
rived here the day before from Baltimore, April 22, 181 3

Sylvena, wife of Caleb, of this town, at Ro-
chester, Mass. American of June 4, 18 16

Sophia, wife of Nathaniel, in this town, in
2Sth year, July 6, 1817

Capt. Caleb, formerly of this town, at Mari-
etta, O., in S2d year, of the fever. Ameri-
can of Dec. 16, 1823

Russell, son of Capt. Caleb, formerly of Prov-
idence, at Marietta, O., of the fever, in 29th
year. American of Dec. 16, 1823

Rev. George, at Hanson, Mass., aged 51
years, Feb. !i, 1826, graduate of Brown;
was settled at Penlbroke in 1803, Feb. 11, 1826

Isaac, formerly of Providence, at Falls of the

Ohio, in 43d year, July 11, 1^26

Richmond, son of late Caleb, formerly of
Providence, at Newport, O., in 20th year.
American of Oct. 3, 1826

Paris, son of Nathaniel, of Providence,
drowned at sea from ship Atlas, on pas-
sage from Marseilles to Providence, Dec. 15, 1830

Francis Adams, son of Billings, aged 10

months, 8 days. American of Feb. 21, 1832

BARTHOLOMEW Mr., engineer, killed at
Paris, by a blow from the trunk of an ele-
phant. American of May 3, 1816
BARTLEMAN James, a musican and vocalist,

at London, April 15, 1821

BARTLETT' Col. John C, Quartermaster 8th
Militia District, atNew Orleans. Ameri-
can of Feb. II, 1814

Samuel L., son of the late Isaac, of Charles-
ton, S. C, at Hudson, N. Y., aged 23 years.
American of Sept. 16,1814

Ensign John H., at Sutton, Mass., aged 38
years. While removing a bag of meal
from the wagon he fell and the wheel passed
over his head. May 5, 1817

Moses, infant son of Moses H., in this town, Sept. 4, 18 17

Gorham, M. D., son of Hon. J. , at

Charlestown, Mass., aged 24 years. Amer-
ican of June 16, 18 1 8

Mrs. Nancy, wife of Smith, and daughter of
the late John Russell, of Providence, at
Kingston, N. C, aged 36 years. American
of Feb. 26, 1819

Hon. Josiah, at Charlestown, Mass., aged 60
years, suddenly. American of March 7, 1820

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS 553

BARTLETT Mrs. Waite, wife of Otis, at Smith-
field, in 42d year. American of April 8, 1825

John, Esq., at Warner, N. H., aged 70 years,
many years Representative from that town,
and 33 years a Justice of the Peace; was
born in Amsbury, Mass. American of Feb. 24, 1829

Hon. Bailey, at Haverhill, aged 80 years.

Had been sheriff of Essex Co. 41 years, Sept. 10, 1830

William, at Shirley, aged 80 years, soldier of
the Revolution. American of Feb. 18, 1831

Mrs. Abigail, aged 30 years, at Hawley.

American of March i, 1831

Adeha, daughter of Otis, at Smithfield, aged
23 years, Sept. 26, 1831

BARTLEY Jane, a servant in the family of Mr.
Wynkoop ; shot, accidentally, by his son
who was playing with a gun ; in Pennsyl-
vania. American of Oct. 5, 1824
BARTOLO Joseph, executed at Jefferson, Cam-
den Co., Ga., for the murder of Mr. Bes-
sent. American of . Dec. 12, 181 5
BARTOLOZZA the Engraver. He was born
in Florence in 1723, died at Lisbon. Amer-
ican of June 23, 1815
BARTON William, Esq., at Warren, aged 64

years, suddenly, Aug. 15, 1809

Ann, wife of John, Jr., in this town, in 24th
year, May 25, 181 1

James, of Warren, at the Havana, Aug. i, 181 1

Henry, son of Gen. William, of Providence,

at Savannah, Ga., in 35th year, Nov. 11, 1814

Dr. B. S., of Philadelphia, at New York.
American of Dec. 5, 181 5

Dr. Benjamin Smith, at Philadelphia, aged

49 years, professor in the University, Dec. 21, 181 5

William, Esq., at Enfield, Ct., in 46th year,
son of Gen. William, of this town, sud-
denly, Jan. 16, 1818

Capt. Rufus, in 58th year, Feb. 9, 1821

Mary Ann, second daughter of late Capt.

Rufus, in i6th year, April 15, 1821

Polly, wife of John, at Warwick, aged 47
years ; in a fit of insanity drowned herself
in the well. American of Aug. 3, 1821

Charlotte Abby, daughter of David, at Provi-
dence, in 6th year, Nov. 28, 1821

Joshua, District Attorney of Missouri, killed
in a duel with Thomas C. Rector, at St.
Louis, Mo., June 30, 1823

Lois, widow of Capt. Benjamin, at Warren,
in 92nd year, Oct. 28, 1823

564 VITAL RECORD OP RHODE ISLAND

BARTON Capt. Joseph, at Warren, aged 6$

years, suddenly, Nov. g, 1823

Robert Carver, son of Gen. William, near

Marietta, O., aged 42 years ; was a lieuten-
ant of infantry in U. S. Army during the

late war; was in the battle between the

Indians and Col. Boyd. His Captain

[Baen] was killed at the onset of the fight.

He resigned after the war and settled in

Ohio ; was married ; leaves wife and 5

children, Sept. — , 1824

Sally, wife of Elder William, of Somerset, at

Taunton, aged 49 years. American of Nov. S, 1824

Capt. Joseph, of Portland, formerly of Rhode

Island, aged 3 5 years, at Cape Messaurado,

after a short illness, Jan. 17, 1825

David J. C, son of David, aged 10 years, 10

months, Jan. 19, 1825

William, at Taunton, aged 79 years, drowned, July 3, 1826

Thomas W., in 24th year, Aug. i, 1826

Sophia Taylor, infant daughter of Henry,

aged 13 months, June 9, 1828

Thomas, at Warren, suddenly, aged 45 years, Aug. 6, 1828

Caroline, infant daughter of Capt. Samuel, at

Warren, aged 18 months. American of Aug. 8, 1828

Miss Lydia E., daughter of John, Oct. 21, 1828

Amanda, d.iughter of late James, at Warren,

in 1 8th year, June 7, 1829

Capt. Samuel H., master of Brig Charles and

Ellen, of this port, at Bahai, aged 32 years, Jan. 24, 1830

Gen. William, at Providence, aged 84 years,

the capturer of Prescott, Oct. 22, 1831

Gen. William, the capturer of Prescott, aged

83 or 84 years, both being given, Oct. 22, 1831

Samuel B., of Providence, formerly of War-
ren, in 22nd year, drowned from on board

Brig I^aurel, in Savannah harbor, Dec. 15, 1831

David, son of John, Jr., aged 8 years, Sept. 25, 1832

Sally, wife of Capt. Samuel, at Warren, in

49th year, Dec. 19, 1832

BASEL a colored man, near Prince Fredericks-
town, Calvert Co., Md., aged 114 years, March 20, 1830
BASS John, drowned in Newport harbor. May 5, T812"
Jock, (colored) shot by Joseph Lewis, whose

wife was sick with a strange complaint and

Lewis was convinced Bass had cast a spell

over her, hence to remove it he shot hini,

in Norfolk Co., Va., June 3, 1822

BASSETT Richard, Esq., in Delaware, formerly

governor of the state and father-in-law of

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN- DEATHS

56 5

BASSETT :

the late Hon. James, at Bayard. Amer-
ican of

Rev. John, D. D., Pastor of the Reformed
Dutch Church at Hushwick, N. Y., m 59th
year. American of

Julia Ann, daughter of Massa, Esq., aged 4
years,

Caroline Amelia, daughter of Luther, aged
2 years, 7 months,

Hon. Benjamin, formerly of Chilmoch, Mar-
tha's Vineyard, at Cincinnati, Ohio, aged
about 76 years ; for a number of years
Chief Justice Court of Common Pleas for
Duke's Co., O.,

Stephen, at Taunton, aged 40 years. Amer-
ican of

Mary, wife of John, at Hmgham, aged 50
years. American of

Rev. Alfred V., suicide by cutting his throat,
Dedham, Mass. American of

BASTIEN , a child, drowned in New

York harbor in a ferry boat collision,
BASTO Harriet, in this town, in 28th year,
BASTON James M., son of Samuel, in this town,

aged 23 years,
BASTOW Jeremiah, at North Brookfield, aged
66 years,

BATEMAN , of Clemsford, aged about

16 years, killed at West Cambridge by the
wheel of a loaded wagon passing over his
neck.

Dr. Ephraim, at Washington, D. C, U. S.
Senator from New Jersey, in 49th year,

Ira, son of William, at Newport, aged 15
years. American of
BATES Major Jonathan, in this town, aged 64
years,

Mrs. Robey, at Johnston, in 73rd year,

George, native of North Kingstown, at Dar-
ien, Ga., aged 25 years. American of

Capt. Meret, at Smithfield, for many years a
nautical commander from this port,

Edmund, at Weymouth, Mass., aged 26 years,
member of freshman class. Brown Univer-
sity,

Eli Willard, son of late Capt. Eli, at Belling-
ham, aged 23 years,

Susan S., daughter of late Capt. Merrett, at
Smithfield, in nth year.

Sept. 8, 1 81 5

Sept. 14, 1824

Nov. 30, 1827

Nov. 7, 1828

Jan. 2, 1830

March u, 1831

May 10, 1 83 1

Jan. 3, 1832

July 30, 1825
Jan. 17, 1815

May 12, 1816

Jan. 10, 1829

Nov. 13, 1818

Jan. 29, 1829

Oct. 16, 1832

July 6, 181 1
May 3, 1820

Aug. 7, 1821

Aug. II, 1821

March i, 1822

Oct. 6, 1822

March 28, 1823

566 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BATES Capt. Elias, at Eastport, Me., aged 52
years. He decided his body should be
placed in a lead coffin bound with hoops of
the same and taken to sea 3 miles SSW
from Sail Rock and there at sunrise given
to the deep with his face to the sun. If
his two heirs did this they should have the
legacy, otherwise not. American of Dec. 30, 1823

Mary, aged 9 years, killed by an explosion on

Steamboat Etna, May 15, 1824

Robert, at Pawtucket, in 15th year, Dec. 5, 1824

Col. James N., of Cranston, drowned in
Providence river, near Pawtuxet, in 49th
year. He was a good swimmer and sup-
posed taken with cramp ; leaves wife and
9 children, July 8, 1825

James, Esq., at Thompson, Ct., aged 45

years, Aug. 7, 1825

Frederick, Governor of Missouri. American
of Sept. 20, 1825

Mrs. , wife of Rev. Joshua, Presi-
dent of Middlebury College, at Middlebury,
Vt., Feb. 7, 1826

Albert W., at Cumberland, aged 2 years, 5

months, April 4, 1826

John, at Attleboro, in 58th year, July 23, 1829

Robert, at Boston, aged 42 years. American
of Sept. IS, 1829

Samuel, at Scituate, aged 80 years. Revolu-
tionary pensioner, Feb. 8, 1830

Hervey, at Weymouth, aged 24 years. Amer-
ican of April 18, 1 83 1

Fleming, late member of Virginia Conven-
tion, in Virginia, American of Dec. 23, 1831

Laban, at Bellingham, Mass., in 84th year, May 7, 1832

BATHELL James, wrecked with Schooner

Franklin on Lake Erie. American of Dec. 8, 1820

BATHURST Miss , was drowned in the

Tiber, near Rome. The body has been re-
covered after being buried in the sand for
more than six months. American of Nov. 30, 1824

BATTELLE Jonathan, at New York, one of
the editors of Mobile Commercial Register,
aged about 34. American of Oct. 15, 1824

Henry Clay, son of Hezekiah, at Fall River,
aged 2 years, March 12, 1829

BATTEY Cynthia, wife of William, Jr., and
youngest daughter of Major Thomas Wil-
liams, in 22nd year, Nov. 12, 1809

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 567

BATTEY William, at Pawtuxet, in 93rd year, Nov. 18, 1809

George, formerly of Providence, at Savannah,

Ga., in 35th year, Sept. 29, 1814

William Pearce, son of Col. Joseph, at Paw-
tuxet, aged 3 years, April 26, 1816
Susan C, wife of Joseph, daughter of Peter

Sprague, of Cranston, at Wickford, sud-
denly, in 28th year, May 25, 1821
Owen Arnold, son of Benjamin A., aged 11

months, 6 days, Dec. 2\, 1821

Robey A., wife of Sheldon, and daughter of

Major Thomas Williams, of Providence, at

Louisville, Ga., aged 37 years, Aug. 16, 1822

William, Jr., formerly of Providence, at sea

on passage from Havana to Savannah, in

36th year, June 4, 1823

John, at Jamestown, aged about 90 years, March 2, 1824

Stephen Clarke, son of William, Jr., aged 1 1

months, 2 days, Jan. 9, 1825

George Sheldon, native of Providence, for

several years resident of Savannah, at

Martinique, where he was for his health,

in 23rd year, April 5, 1826

Mrs. Huldah, wife of Benjamin A., aged 50

years, Oct. 10, 1828

Miss Betsey, daughter of Benjamin A., in
• 32nd year, Feb. 6, 1829

Edward C, formerly of Providence, at Sa-
vannah, Ga., aged 24 years, Sept. 10, 1831
Mrs. Ruth, wife of Dr. Owen, and daughter

of the late Solomon Owen, of Glocester, at

Scituate, in 51st year, Oct. 4, 1831

BATTLES Peleg, formerly of U. S. Army, at

Newport, aged 48 years. American of Jan. 2, 1826

EAXBY Eunice, wife of Richard, at Newport,

aged 32 years. American of Jan, 26, 18 19

Abby, daughter of late Richard, of Newport,

at New Bedford, aged 17 years, Dec. 29, 1822

BAXTER Dea. Robert, at Pomfret, Ct., aged

84 years ; native of Rhode Island, member

of Woodstock Baptist church 58 years,

and 42 years a deacon, Dec. 26, 1816

Mrs. Catherine, wife of James, formerly of

New London, at New York, in S8th year.

American of July ". ^^^7

Capt. Ebenezer G., at Slatersville, in Sist

year, formerly of Cape Cod, a pensioner of

the Revolution, Jan. 27, 1822

James, laborer, at Norfolk, drowned himself

while in a fit of delirium. American of Sept. 14, 1830

568 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BAYARD Capt. Stephen, at West Chester, Penn., '

aged 28 years ; from wounds received

from a man named Vermilyea. American

of July 19, 1814

James A., late minister at Ghent. American

of Aug. 18, 1815

R , Esq., in England, aged 82 years, sup-
posed to have been the last surviving man

who fought under Wolfe at Quebec in 1756.

American of July 20, 18 19

William, Esq., at West Chester, in 60th year, Sept. 11, 1826
BAYLEY Sarah Catharine, daughter of Wil-
liam, Esq., at Middletown, aged 18 months, July 2, 1827
BAYLIES Anna Maria, daughter of Capt. John,

at Taunton, aged 14 months, Oct. 11, 1821

Bathsheba, wife of Hon. William, at Welling-
ton, Mass., aged ^6 years, April 7, 1822
Elizabeth, wife of Hon. Hodijah, and daugh-
ter of late Major General Lincoln, of the

Revolutionary Army, at Dighton, aged 64

years, July 17, 1823

Capt. Thomas, at Taunton, in 56th year, April 12, 1826

Hon. William, M. D., at Dighton; was one

of the 4 survivors of the Provincial Con-
gress of Mass., 1775 ; was graduate of

Harvard 1760. In 1783 while State Senator

was appointed by Gov. Hancock Registrar

of the County for Probate and Judge of

Court of Common Pleas. Besides he filled

other offices and was member of learned

societies, June 17, 1826

BAYLIE , killed in a quarrel, at New

Orleans. American of Oct. 9, 1832

BEACH Samuel, Esq., at Canaan, Vt,, wantonly

shot by one Dennett, to whom he had

been a friend and patron. American of Nov. 23, 1813

Ruth, wife of Deacon . formerly of

Taunton, at Hebron, Ct., in 49th year, May 13, 1823

Harvey F., of Utica, at Aubnrn, N. Y.; had

come here to be married. American of March 22, 1825

BEALS George, formerly of Boston, aged 21

years, at Springfield, a suicide. After

eating a hearty dinner of beefsteak, etc.,

he took an ounce and a half of arsenic,

enough to kill 150 persons, so much acted

quickly and he threw it up, a few days after

he hung himself, Feb. 6, 1817

BEALL Basel W., at Washington, D. C, aged

27 years, of the Treasury Department.

American of Aug. 19, 1823

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

569

BEAL Miss Frances, at Abington, aged 64
years. American of
Ruth, widow, at Hingham, aged 86 years.
American of

BEANE Judeth, at Salisbury, N. H., aged 75
years,
Phinehas. soldier of the Revolution, at Salis-
bury, N. H., he and wife were buried in
one grave,

BEAN Anne, wife of William P., at Thompson,
Ct., aged 39 years. American of
Mrs. Patience, wife of Thomas S., at Barring-
ton, in 50th year,

BEARCE Julia, daughter of Isaac, at Hyannis,
aged 14 years. American of

BEARS Henry, of Nantucket, seaman, lost over-
board, at sea, from ship Constitution, of
Nantucket, during her late voyage. Amer-
ican of

BEARSTALL Harriet, murdered by a mulatto
named George, who was executed April 15,
1820, for the crime. American of

BEASELEY Warren, at Raleigh, N. C, suicide
in jail where he was confined for safety;
leaves wife and large family. American of

BEATIE J , professor of Civil and Natural

History in University at Aberdeen, Scot.
American of

BEATTEY Henry D., Esq., editor of New Or-
leans Iris, son of Dr. Beattey,

of Georgetown, D. C, at New Orleans.
American of

BEAUCAMP Rev. William, Methodist, aged
55 years, at Paoli, 111. American of

BEAUCH AMP Jeraboam O., executed at Frank-
fort, Ky., for murder of Col. Solomon P.
Sharp,

BEAUHARNOIS Eugene, Prince of Eichstadt,
son-in-law of Napoleon, at Munich. Amer-
ican of

BEAUMONT Arthur C. formerly attorney at-
torney at law, at New York. American
of

BEAUVOIR Rev. Peter, in England. His
estate was ;^3,400,ooo. His livmg was
only ;^300 per year. American of

BEAZELEY Elizabeth, wife of John, at an ad-
vanced age,

BECK Abraham, Esq., attorney at law and
land agent, at St. Louis, Mo ,

ApriFiS, 1 83 1

April 18, 1 83 1

Feb. 25, 1825

March 2, 1825

Jan. 15, 1828

Jan. 14, 1829

March 29, 1831

Oct. 26, 1830
May 26, 1820
Aug. 20, 1830
Dec. 25, i8io

Oct. 28, 1823
Dec. 17, 1824

July 7, 1S26

April 23, 1824

May 10, 181 1

Nov. 22, 1822
Oct. 28, 1816
Sept. 5, 1821

570

VITAL RECORD OF (RHODE ISLAND

BECK David, killed by Col. Benjamin Alston in

a quarrel, at Savannah,
BECKER Barent, executed at Johnston, N. Y.,

for murder of his wife,
BECKFORD Sarah Ann, infant daughter of

Nehemiah, aged g months,
, a lad, at Salem, Mass., killed by

lightning,
Nehemiah, aged 53 years,
Eliza Hubbard, only daughter of late Col.

Nehemiah, in 6th year,
George C, formerly of Providence, eldest son

of late Col. Nehemiah, at Boston, in 27th

year,
Jonathan H., at Boston, aged 19 years.

American of
BECK WITH Bazaleel, at Acworth, N. H., aged

40 years. His body was stolen from the

grave about 10 days after burial by medical

students who have been arre.sted for the

crime. American of
Amey Brown, daughter of Truman, aged 8

years,
Isaac Brown, son of Truman, aged 8 months,
BECRAFT William, at Scoharie. N. Y., aged

100 years, native of Suffield, Ct., settled at

Scoharie 80 years ago, where he has since

lived. His eyesight was remarkably good

and his strength, until his ^3rd year.

American of
BEDFORD George, merchant, at New Orleans,

aged 22 years,
BEDISON Mrs. Jane, killed in the factory of

Thomas Thornley, at the Lower Flails of

the Big Beaver, Penn.,
BEEBE Major Ebenezer, of 6th Regiment, at

Burlington. American of
Catharine F., widow of Major , U. S.

Army, who died at Burlington, 13th, at

Greenbush, aged 25 years ; they have left

3 children. American of
Deborah, wife of Joseph, at Newport, in 62d

year. American of
Barnabus, at Exeter, N. Y., aged i8 years;

he had proposed to a young lady who de-
clined his offer, when he retired to his

room and shot himself. American of
Orson, formerly of East H addon, Ct., mate

of brig Janus, in 23d year,
Joseph, at Newport Almshouse, aged 71

years. American of

Sept. 10, 1826

Oct. 6, 181 5

Oct. 4, 1817

June 15, 1820
March 17, 1823

Feb. 18, 1826

Dec. 23, 1829
April 9, 1830

Dec. 17, 1824

June 22, 1825
Aug. 8, 1825

Aug. 2, 1825
March 8, 1830

March 9, 1812
Sept. 30, 1 8 14

Oct. 7, 1814
March 7, 1820

July 18, 1820
June 9, 1 82 1
Oct. 21, 1823

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

571

BEEBE William, at Smithfidd, formerly of New-
port,
James, and his eldest son, aged 14, drowned

off Cape May,
Jordan, at North Providence, in s6th year,
BEECHER Mrs. , wife of Rev. Lyman, at

Litchfield, Ct. American of
BEEDLE , son of Joseph, at Troy, O., in

climbing a tree fell between the limbs and

was choked to death,
BEERS Wiliiani, at Newport, in 25th year,

Dorcas, widow of Oliver, at Newport, aged

67 years. American of
BEGUEY John, confectioner, at Newport, aged

28 years, native of France,
BELCHER Pardon T., of South Kingstown,

at Providence, in 2Sth year,
Ebenezer, at Foxboro, aged 52. .American of
Dea. Samuel, at Foxboro, aged 73 years.

American of
Sarah, wife of Joseph, at South Kingstown,

in 6ist year. American of
Joseph Dyer, infant son of Joseph, aged 10

months, 15 days,
Mary Elizabeth, infant daughter of William,
BELEGNEY Count, in Germany, executed for

the murder of his father. American of
BELKNAP Daniel, music teacher, suddenly, at

Pawtucket, aged 44 years. (Masonic

honors), sermon by Rev. Mr. Blake,
Cyrus, at Johnston, in 30th year. American

of
Marcy, wife of Stephen, at Johnston, in 28th

year. American of
Abraham, at Johnston, in 92d year; was

many years member of General Assembly

and Justice of Peace for 44 years, served in

the Revolution. American of
Abraham, at Johnston, in 55th year.
Patience, wife of Elisha, in 28th year,
William, son of Elisha, aged 4 months,
Elisha, formerly of Providence, at Johnston,

in 33d year,
Sarah Hopkins, daughter of Stephen, Esq.,

at Johnston, aged 4 years,
BELL John, surgeon and author, in Rome,

Dr. E. H., of U. S. Army, at Natchez. Amer-
ican of
Samuel, printer, at Shepherdstown, Va.

American of

Feb. 12, 1824

June 4, 1825
Dec. I, 1828

Oct. II, 1816

June 17, 1810
Nov. 3, 1 82 1

March 23, 1830

Feb. 17, 1820

Feb. 3, 1821
Nov. 6, 1 82 1

Nov. 6, 1821

Aug. 30, 1825

Oct. 6, 1830
Sept. 21, 1831

July 6, 1819

Oct. 31, 1815

April 13, 1819

Oct. 29, 1819

Feb. 8, 1820
March 15, 1820
March 1 1, 1823
March 26, 1823

July 23, 1827

Feb. 8, 1829
April 15, 1820

Oct. 9, 1 82 1

Oct. 9, 1 82 1

572

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BELL Major John R., U.S. Army, aged 40 years;
was a companion of Major Long in his
journey over the Rocky Mountains and at-
tached to the army under Gen. Jackson in
Florida, at Henrietta, N. Y. American of

, a lad, killed at Carile Barracks,

Penn., from bursting of the cannon while
firing salutes,
Hannah, widow, at Boston, aged 45 years,
Dr. , in England ; buried in West-
minster Abbey. American of
Charles F., drowned at Guilford, N. H.
American of
BELLAMY Silence, wife of David, of Bethle-
hem, at Washington, aged 64 years. She
was not able to sit up for a day in more
than 25 years,

BELLAS Hugh Priestley, son of H , Esq.,

at Sunbury, Penn., aged 7J years. He had
swallowed a buckshot weighing 52 grains
which passed into his windpipe. American
of
BELLOWS Hezekiah, in 57th year,
Eleazer, Jr., aged about 40 years,
Mrs. Hannah, at Worcester, Mass., aged 45
years. American of

John, at Shrewsbury, in 82nd year,

Jane, wife of Dr. Eleazer, at Glocester, in

64th year,
BELLUNO Duke of. Marshal Victor in Belgium.

American of
BELTON John, at Deerfield, aged 82 years.

Revolutionary pensioner. American of
BEMIS Leonard, at Boston, aged 49 years.

American of
BENCKLEY Celinda Ann, eldest daughter of

Stafford, in 29th year,
BENDIX Dr. A , native of England, in this

town,
BENDO Hippolyto, near Perugi, aged 123 years,

II months, 19 days; was born April 9,

1706; was a butcher in youth; married

at 32 and lost his wife in 1806; married

in 1807 when 101 years old ; followed his

trade at age of 115. In 1822 he lost the

use of his limbs by a fall but his mental

faculties were still strong. In eating he

was frugal but drank 6 bottles of wine a

day. In 1825 Pope Leo XII settled a pen-
sion on him. American of Aug. 6, 1830

Mays, 1825

July 4, 1825
March 7, 1831

April 6, 1832

June 22, 1832

July 3, 1814

Oct. 4, 1 816

Sept. 14, 1819

Jan. 29, 1 82 1

Sept. 28, 1824
March 6, 1 826

Jan. 20, 1830

July i8, 1815

May 20, 1831

June 10, 1 83 1

April 23, 1817

May I, 1812

Jan. s,

1825

Nov. 22,

X828

May 1 6,

1811

May 4,

1815

July 4.

1815

Aug. 9,

181S

ApnT'26r

1816

Aug. 10,

1816

Aug 13,

1816

Aug. 22,

1817

Dec. 3,

1818

Dec. 18,

1818

Aug. 27,
May 2,

1819
1820

810
824
816
821

822

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 573

BENEDICT Rev. Joel, D. D., of Plainfield, Ct.,
aged 72 years, pastor of the Congregational
Church, Feb. 13, 1816

BENFIELD Paul, a once famous Asiatic nabob
who brought from the Indies a fortune of
about ;^ 1,000,000 sterling. He died in in-
digent circumstances, at Paris. American
of July 17,

BONFILLS Lucinda M. E., an infant child, at

New York. American of March 30,

BENJAMIN John, poisoned by a negro cook.

American of Dec. 31,

Thomas, of Providence, in 33rd year, at Bay

of St. Louis, June — ,

BENGAMAN Julia Maria, wife of Adam L.,
Esq., and daughter of Rev. John Murray,
of Boston, at Natchez, aged 3f years, July 31,

BENJAMIN John E., Esq., in 43rd year, at
Southington, Ct.; also his eldest son aged
10 years, and a few days preceding his sec-
ond son aged 7 years.

Col. Aaron, at Stafford, Ct., in 72nd year ;
served the entire time of the Revolution,
BENNETT Charles Captain, foretop, killed on
board the Little Belt in action with the U.
S. P'rigate, President,

Eliab, at Pepperill, Mass., aged 26 years ;
the very day he was to have been married,

Bethiah, widow, at Wrenthara, m 92d year.
American of

David, native of R. I., lost overboard at sea
from ship Mohawk on passage from Liver-
pool to New York,

Lois, wife of John, at Rochester, Mass.
American of

Christopher, of Newport, at Lebanon, Ct ,
aged 75 years,

Ezekiel, at Coventry, in 8ist year. Amer-
ican of

John, carpenter, killed by fall of a scaffold,
others were injured, at New York. Amer-
ican of

, lost overboard from sloop Cosmopolite.

American of

Bonaparte, of Bristol, lost from sloop Cosmo-
polite, at sea. American of

Patience, widow of Christopher, at Newport,
aged 79 years. American of

Weaver, at Johnston, in 64th year.

574

VITAL RECORD OP RHODE ISLAND

V

BENNETT Amey, wife of Edward, and daugh-
ter of Allen Durfee, Esq , aged 22 years,
at Tiverton. American of

Lydia, at Warwick, aged 37 years; was
thrown from a carriage, lived 10 days,

Rhoda P., daughter of Stephen, aged 22 years,
at Middleboro, Mass. American of

, child cf Andrew, at Newport, burnt in

bed by clothes taking fire ; it lived but a
few hours. American of

Celinda Cornelia, daughter of Zephaniah, of
Foster, at Norwich, Ct., aged i year, 10
months, 22 diys. American of

Mr. , of Middleboro, at Taunton, aged

about 30 years ; dropped dead while dan-
cing,

Prescilla, daughter of Major Stephen, at
Foster, in 43d year,

Stephen, at Foster, aged 70 years, soldier of
the Revolution. American of

Mrs. Mary, at Pawtucket, aged 51 years,

James, aged, ir years, only child of his
widowed mother ; drowned near Gibbs
wharf, Boston,

John, aged 24, native of Belfast, Ireland,
mate of ship William Baker, at the hospital,

William F., of Providence, late seaman on
sloop of war Vandalia, at sea, on board
brig Ganges, on passage from Buenos
Ayres,

Reuben Allen, son of Reuben and Anna, at
Cranston, aged [ year, 8 months. Ameri-
can of
BENNEY Capt Robert, formerly of Newport,

at Amherst, aged 91 years,
BE]>INING Thomas R., murdered in his office
by Charles Wickliffe, son of Robert, at Lex-
ington, Ky.,
BENSON Mrs. Mary, wife of Dea. John, at
Mendon, Mass., aged 51 years,

John C, at sea, from ship Cynthia. Americ^
of

Elder John, formerly of Newport, at Pomfret,
Ct., aged 75 years. American of

James R., second son of William P. R., of
Providence, at the Hospital, Hamburg,

Miss , at New Orleans, of the fever.

American of

Sarah C. D., youngest daughter of William
P. R.,

April 23, 1822

July 25, 1823

Sept. 26, 1823

Jan. 30, 1824

Sept. 20 1825

Oct. 6, 1825

Jan. 5, 1827

March 11, 1828
Feb. II, 1829

Dec. 5, 1829
Sept. 25, 1830

Oct. 15, 1830

Feb. I, 1833
Nov. II, 1823

March 8, 1829

Dec. 17, 1814

Sept. 5, 1815

Jan. 5, 1819

July I, 1822

Oct. II, 1822

Jan. 24, 1824

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN- DEATHS 575

BENSON William, seaman, drowned in the
James River, by swamping of the boat, be
longed to Ship Alciope, Nov. 26, 1827

Frances, eldest daughter of George, Esq., at
Brooklyn. Ct., formerly of Providence, Nov. i, 1832

BENSLEY William, at Smithfield, aged 86 years, Sept. 29, 181 1
Mrs. Hannah, wife of James, in 27th year, June 13, 1826

William Shepherd, aged 4 months, July 4, 1826

BENT Prince, an infant daughter of June 23, 1821

BENTLEY Marcy, widow of Capt. William, of
East Greenwich, in this town, in 87th year.
American of Aug. 15, 1815

Capt. Christopher, aged 64 years, a nautical

commander from this port, July 4, 181 8

William, D. D., pastor of East Church, Salem,

Mass., aged 61 years, Dec. 29, 1819

Amey, wife of William, at Exeter, R. I., in

58th year. American of Aug. 30, 1825

Nancy, wife of Jacob, and daughter of Gid-
eon Northup, of North Kmgstown, at Pitts-
field, Mass., aged about 70 years. Ameri-
can of Sept. 30, 1825
Phebe, wife of Christopher, in 37th year, July 5, 1826
Thomas, in 23d year, Oct. 29, 1828
BENTON Mrs. Mary, daughter of William Al-

bertson, in this town, in 28th year, Oct. 8, 1809

Nathaniel, brother of Hon. Thomas H., in

Dyer Co., Ten n. American of April 2, 1830

BENTZON Sophia H., daughter of A. B., Esq.,
Governor of the Danish West Indies, at
New York. American of Oct. 2, 1818

BERANGER Brig. General Chevalear, Legion
of Honor, the Marshal DeCamp, at Paris,
France. American of Sept. 20, i8i6

BERB ANK Huldah, wife of John, at Pawtucket,

in 27th year, April i, 1821

BERGAFED Emanuel J., at Boston, aged 42

years. American of Feb. 2, 1830

BERKELEY Dr. Robert, of Frederic Co., Md.,

murdered by his negroes, May 12, 1818

BERNARD Mr. , of Bordeaux, Fr., lost in

wreck of Ship Helen, at sea American of Feb. 4, 1820

John, at London, in 74th year, dramatist.

American of March 17, 1829

Charles, son of late John, Esq., the theatrical
manager, Dec. 10, 1829

BERRIAN Samuel, E.sq,, brother of Rev. Will-
iam, at New York. American of Nov. 23, 1819
BERRIEN William, at Carthagena, formerly of
Philadelphia, acting U. S. Consul, and
merchant. July 9, 1826

576 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BERRIEN Rebecca S., wife of John, Attorney
General of the United States, at Baltimore.
American of Sept. 7, 1830

BERRY Amasa B., of Hallowell, Me , aged about
21 years, at sea, on board Brig Mary Sea-
mor.s, on her passage from Charleston to
this port, Sept. 10, 18 17

, midshipman, at sea, on board U.

S. Ship Enterprise, on passage from Ha-
vana, to Charleston, S. C. American of June 13, 1820
Sylvester, formerly of Yarmouth, at Paw-
tucket, in 43d year, Nov. 26, 1823
William, Lieut., of Portsmouth, and at New
Mills, N. J., in Washington City; an offi-
cer in the U. S. Navy. American of Aug. 3, 1824
Charles, at North Kingstown, in 91st year;
pensioner of the Revolution ; was in five
campaigns in Canada during the French
War ; was at the taking of Crown Point,
Montreal, Ticonderoga; was. at battle of
Rhode Island, Aug. 28, 1778. June 8, 1825

BERTHEREAU Mons. , at Paris; ancient

Procurator du Chaletell and Deputy States
General 178Q Legion of Honor, Honorary
President Civil Tribunal of the Seine, aged
84 years. American of Dec. 26, 18 17

BERTH MEN Madame, an actress, at Berlin,
Prussia; 68 carriages of the nobility were
in her funeral cortege. American of Nov. 24, 181 5

BESSE Capt. Asa, at Wareham, of wounds re-
ceived from the bursting of a fowling piece.
American of April 14,. 1826

BETHUNE Dixie, Esq., merchant, at New York,

in 54th year, Sept. 18, 1824

BETTER LY , a child, lost in the wreck of

the ship Diamond. American of March i, 1825

BEVERLY Mrs. Alice, in this town, aged 81

years, Oct. 3, 1809

Ambrose Page, son of Stephen, aged 5 years,
by a sudden fall of a stick of timber, in
this town, Feb. 15, 181 5

Eliza, daughter of Stephen, in this town, in

16th year, Feb. 5, 1818

John, son of Stephen, at Providence, in 27th

year, Sept. 24, 18 18

John Ambrose, son of Charles S., formerly of

Providence, at Utica, N. Y.. in 4th year, Nov. 15, 1821

Mary, daughter of Stephen, in 17th year, Oct. 23, 1824

Elizabeth, wife of Gideon, in 60th year, June 24, 1827

Sheldon, at Scituate, aged 75 years, Oct. 28, 1828

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

577

BEVERLY Jane Ogden, daughter of George, in
26th year,
John H., son of Stephen, Jr., aged 6 years,
George, formerly of Johnston, at Williams-
town, Mass.,
BEWICK Thomas, at London, aged 74 years,
a celebrated wood engraver. American of
BEZELEY Mrs. Miriam, formerly of Newport,

at Providence, aged 94 years, '

BIBB William W., governor of Alabama, at Fort
Jackson, in 40th year,
Hon. Charles S., at Yellow Banks, Ark.,
BICHARDS Silas, native of Connecticut, mer-
chant, in Liverpool, Eng.,
BICKER Col. Walter, at New York, aged 74
years. American of
Martin, at Boston, aged 59 years,
BICKERTON Admiral Sir., R. H., in England.

American of
BICKFORD Andrew, at Medbury, N. H., aged
80 years, Revolutionary pensioner. Ameri-
can of
Samuel, at Epsom, aged 74 years, soldier of
the Revolution,
BICKNELL Eliza, wife of Thomas W. S., and
daughter of Capt. B. Harris, of Taunton,
at Norton, aged 24 years. American of
?/Iaria, wife of Thomas W. I., of Baltimore,
and daughter of Hon. Samuel Crocker, at
Taunton. American of
Capt. Thomas, of Cumberland, aged 67 years,

at Johnston, while on a visit,
Joshua, of Providence, firm of Bicknell &

Hudson, at Honduras. American of
Sebra, widow of Capt. Thomas, in 73rd year,
Hannah Angell, daughter of Capt. Francis,
aged 5 years, 5 months, formerly of Provi-
dence, at Rome, N. Y.,
BIDDERSON Daniel, at Baltimore. His wife
was delivered of three children and all like
to do well. American of
BIDDLE Charles, Esq., at Philadelphia, aged
76 years. American of

Dr. , U. S. Navy, at Key West,

Fla. American of
Thomas, paymaster U. S. Army, shot in a
duel with Hon. Spencer Pettis, M. C.
from Missouri,

Oct. 24, 1 83 1
Dec. 5, 1831

Jan. 31, 1832

Feb. 10, 1829

March 7, 1819

July 15, 1820
Oct. 15, 1832

Sept. — , 1822

April 20, 1821
March 7, 1831

April 6, 1832

May 3, 1 83 1
May 20, 1 83 1

Feb. 7, 1812

Jan. 23, 1816

March 30, 18 16

March 30, 1821
Dec. 17, 1823

April II, 1830

June 22, 1821

April 20, 1 82 1

March 21, 1826

Aug. 26, 1 83 1

578 VITAL RECORD! OF RHODE ISLAND

BIGELOW Anna Maria C, aged 23 years, wife
of Horatio, Esq., late of Cambridge, Mass.,
daughter of Thomas P. Ripley, of and at
Sag Harbor, June 15, 1816

Hon. Timothy, at Medfield, Mass , in S5th
year ; was speaker for 8 years of Massachu-
setts House of Representatives ; had been
a member of Senate and at death of the
Governor's Gtouncil, May 18, 1821

Anna, widow, aged 65, late of Petersham,
Mass., mother of Hon. Lewis, late M. C.
from Massachusetts, at Columbus, O., of
a fever, July 16, 1825

Dr. Daniel, son of widow Anna, aged 39
years, teacher in the seminary, at Colum-
bus, O., July 17, T825

Nathaniel M., of New Braintree, Mass., killed
by a blast of a rock. American of Nov. 23, 1827

Capt. Daniel, at Boston, aged 80 years.

American of Feb. 2, 1830

BIJOTAT Rev. Silvain, at New York, aged 54

years. American of Sept. 14, 1824

BILLAUD-VARENNES, Mons., at Port au
Prince, aged 64 years ; took part in the
French Revolution ; was one of Commit-
tee of Safety ; denounced Robespierre and
was afterwards himself denounced by Le-
gendre and transported to Cayenne. Hav-
ing voted death of Louis XIV, was reban-
ished in 181 5. American of Nov. 12, 18 19
BILLET Elizabeth, at Newport Asylum, aged

80 years. American of Feb. 8, 1831

BILLINGS Benjamin, of Newport, at Norfolk,

in 45th year. American of Dec. 7, 1810

Patience, daughter of the late Richard, of
Newport, in this town, in 20th year. Amer-
ican of April 21, 1812

William, at Pawtucket, in 46th year, suddenly, June 19, 1813

Marcy. wife of Capt. Ichabod, in 75th year, Nov. 21, 1816

Capt. Stephen, at Newport, aged 46 years.
American of Feb. 3, 1818

Woodman, at Newport, in 84th year. Amer-
ican of Dec. IS, 1820

Mary, widow of Wood, at Newport, in 73rd

^ year, Sept. 24, 1822

Elizabeth, wife of William, aged 67 years, Feb. 5, 1823

Moses F., infant son of Samuel W. Amer-
ican of Oct. 10, 1823

Livingstone, Esq., attorney at law, at Monte-
cello, N. Y., aged 37 years. American of Nov. 28 1823

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

579

of
60

II

BILLINGS Joseph S., in 34th year, very sud-
denly ; was married the Sunday before,

Samuel, at Newport, aged 85 years. Amer-
ican of

Thankful, widow of Richard, of Newport, at
Providence, in sgth year,

William, in 8sth year,

Timothy Stone, first officer of Brig Packet,
of Providence, formerly a resident of vicin-
ity of Boston, at Havana,
BILLINGTON Isaac, at Wayne, Me., aged 73
years. Revolutionary pensioner. American
of

Capt. William H., late of Sloop Sally,
Providence, at Guayama, P. R.,
BINGHAM Caleb, Esq., at Boston, aged
. years. American of

Henry, son of Capt. William T., aged
months,

Samuel, at Boyleston, aged 74 years. Amer-
ican of
BINNS Pemberton, second son of Alderman
Binns, of Philadelphia, drowned while skat-
ing on the Delaware. American of

Pemberton, son of Alderman Binns, of Phil-
adelphia, who was drowned Feb. 8; his
body was found floating near the Navy
Yard (May 26). American of
BIRD Samuel, of Massachusetts, at Charleston,
S. C, in 24th year.

Rev. Jonathan, of Berlin, at Hebron, Ct.,
aged 66 years (11 ministers have died in
Connecticut this year). American of

John, of New Hampshire, marine, at sea, on
board U. S. Ship Cyune. American of

Mary B., daughter of Warren, at Foxboro,
aged 6 years. American of

Mrs. Sarah, wife of Elijah, at Foxboro, aged
68 years. American of

John G., Esq., U. S. District Attorney for
East Florida, at St. Augustine. Ameri-
can of

Maria, infant daughter of Elijah, at Taunton.
American of
BIRDSALL Major Benjamin, shot by a soldier

named Hamilton, at Albany, N. Y.,
BIRDSEYE Rev. Nathan, at Stratford, Ct.,
aged 103 years, 5 months, 9 days. He had
12 children; ^6 grand, 163 great grand. and 7
great great grand children. He retained his
mental faculties to the last. American of

Dec. 16, 1824

March 15, 1825

Nov. 14, 1826
March 17, 1828

May 25, 1828

March 9, 1830

Sept. 28, 1830

April 18, 1817

July 12, 1825

July 27, 1830

Feb. 18, 1823

June 3, 1823
April 21, 1810

Jan. s, 1821
Jan. s, 1821
Nov. 6, 1821
Nov. 6, 1 82 1

Dec. 21, 1 82 1
Aug. I, 1823
July 12, 1818

Feb. 17, 1818

580

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BIRKBECK Morris, Esq., Secretary of State of
Illinois, was drowned on his way home
from Mr. Owen's settlement, at Harmony.
The backwoodsmen gave him the name of
" Emperor of the Prairies," from his having
purchased 160,000 in one tract. American
of
BIRKETT John K., in this town, in 39th year,
BISBEE Rev. John, at Portland, Me., aged 36

years, pastor of the Universalist Church,
BISHOP Lorenzo, A. B., at Attleboro, graduate
of R. I. College, at Norton, Mass. Ameri-
can of

Thomas, in this town, in 29th year, from
wounds inflicted by unknown persons.

Comfort, at Seekonk, in 49th year,

, widow of Nathan, at Attleboro.

American of

Capt. Naham, at Attleboro. American of

Sarah, daughter of late Capt. John, at See-
konk, in 59th year,

Lemuel, at Seekonk, aged 71 years, formerly
a nautical commander,

Elizabeth, widow of Hon. Phanuel, at See-
konk, aged 79 years. American of

Frances, infant daughter of Capt. Nathaniel,

Lemuel, at Attleboro, aged 50 years. Amer-
ican of

Bebee, wife of George, and daughter of Rob-
ert Daggett, in 37th year. American of

Richard, at Boston. He deliberately put a
pistol to his breast while standing in the
public street, thus puttmg an instant end
to his existence,

William Wade, infant son of Ebenezer, at
Seekonk, aged 17 months,

Samuel, at New Haven, aged 52 years, inn-
keeper. American of

Sarah Foster, eldest daughter of Capt. Na-
thaniel, in 1 2th year,

Lucy Maria, infant daughter of Phanuel, at
Seekonk, aged 1 1 months, 20 days,

Richard Walker, son of John J., at Seekonk,
aged I year, to months. American of

George, son of late Capt. John, at Seekonk,
in 4Sth year,

Betsey, wife of Alan son, at Attleboro, in
47th year,

Rev. Truman, D. D., of the Methodist
Church, at Cincinnati, O.,

July 5, 1825
Oct. 2, 1814

March 6, 1829

June 6, 1809

Sept. 2, 18 1 3
Jan. 28, 1816

Jan. 16, 1816
Feb. 9, 1816

Sept. 7, 1820

March 7, 1821

Oct. 8, 1822
Aug. 8, 1823

Sept. 12, 1823

April 6, 1824

June 7, 1824

Oct. 2, 1824

May 20, 1825

Feb. II, 1826

May 26, 1826

Nov. 14, 1826

March 23, 1827

Aug. 19, 1827

Jan. 13, 1829

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

581

BISHOP Phanuel, at Seekonk, aged 58 years,
Frances Winsor, daughter of Capt. Nathan-
iel, aged 7 years, 8 months,
BOISSEAU James B., killed in a duel by Robert
C. Adams, at Blandford, Va. American of
BISSELL Martha, widow of Job, at Newport
Asylum,
Dr. Eliphaz, drowned from Steamer McDon-
ough, off Saybrook Point. American of
BISSETT Rev. James, son of the late Rev.
George, formerly Rector of Trinity Church,
Newport, at Frederickton, N. B., in 46th
year,
Mrs. Penelope, widow of Rev. George,
daughter of Rev. James Honeyman Edy,
of Newport, at Frederickton, N. B., in
70th year. American of
BIXBY Luke, merchant, at Savannah, Ga. He
left his wife m poor health and they were
buried the same day, one in Georgia and
the other in Massachusetts. American of
Noadiah, at Thompson, Ct., aged 37 years,
Sally, widow of Noadiah, at Thompson, Ct.,
BIZZELL Lydia, at Newport, aged 84 years,
BLACK Mehitable, widow of James, Esq., in
this town, in 77th year,
John M., at Providence, in 28th year,
BLACKBURN George, formerly professor of
mathematics in South Carolina College, at
Columbia, S. C,
BLACKINGTON Deacon William, at Wren-
tham, in 57th year,
Mary, widow of Deacon William, at Wren-
tham, in 48th year,

Mrs. , at Attleboro, in 80th year.

American of
Deacon William, at Attleboro. American of
BLACKMAN Nathan, editor Indiana Sentinel,
formerly of Worcester, Mass., at Vincennes,
Ind. American of
Mrs. Susannah, at Worcester, aged 76 years,
Hannah, wife of Nathan, at Chepachet, aged
65 years,
BLACKMAR Benjamin, drowned at Scituate,

aged about 15 years,
BLACKSTONE Henry, Esq., eldest son of Sir
William ; was for many years his Majesty's
coroner for the District of Quebec, at
Quebec. American of

June 15, 1831

Nov. 16, 1832

Aug. 29, 1820

Jan. 17, 1822

Dec. 4, 1829

April 24, 1815

Sept. 10, 1816

Dec. 13, 1808

Feb. 16, 1821

March 17, 1821

Jan. 5, 1826

June 8, 1811
March 28, 18 18

Aug. 13, 1823

Jan. 30, 1816

Feb. 4, i8i6

Feb. 9, 1816
Feb. 9, 1816

Oct. 26, 1821
Feb. 22, 1826

Feb. 16, 1829

March 2, 1825

Feb. 25, 1825

582

VITAL RECORD OF IRHODE ISLAND

BLACKWELL Caleb, at Rochester, Mass.
American of

Gen. John, at Faumier Co., Va., aged 68
years ; believed to be the last remaining
officer of the Revolution, in Virginia.
American of
BLAGGE John, Esq., at New York, in 74th
year,

Samuel, Esq., at Boston, aged 64 years,

BLAIR Henry, at Brompton Plains, N. J.,

merchant, a suicide. American of

William, clerk in the General Post Office,
and brother in law of Judge McLean, at
Washington. American of
BLAKE Brainard, son of Ezra, of Wrentham,
Mass, at Dighton, aged 21 years. Ameri-
can of

Louisa G., wife of Rev. John L., and daugh-
ter of William Richmond, Esq., of this
town, at Pawtucket, in 26th year,

Edward, Jr., merchant, at Boston, aged 46
years. American of

Hon. Francis, clerk of the courts of Worces-
ter Co., and attorney at law, aged 43 years,

Joseph, Esq., at Billerica, Mass., aged 80
years, a merchant, at Boston. American
of

Edwin, son of Horatio, in Sth year,

, of Bristol, lost at sea, from brig Prize,

of that port. American of

Allen, at Bristol, aged 18 years,

Henry Judson, infant son of Judson,

Francis A., son of late Francis, Esq., of
Worcester, suddenly, at New York ; had
been a resident of Cincinnati, O., some
years. American of

Mrs. Hannah, at Bristol,

James Gilbert, son of H , at Taunton,

aged I year,

Mrs. Phebe, widow, at Taunton, aged 68
years,

Susan Maria, youngest daughter of Capt.
Edward, at Taunton,

Ebenezer, at Bristol, aged 89 years,

Sarah Frances, infant daughter of William,
at Bristol, aged 1 1 months,

Col. Stillman, at North Providence, in 35th
year,

Roxa, wife of Dupes, at Foxboro, aged 27
years. American of

May 17, 1816

July I, 1823

June 28, 1815
March 8, 1826

Dec. 14, 1 82 1

Oct. 26, 1830

March 25, 1814

Jan. 3, 1816
Jan. 21, 1817
Feb. 23, 1817

July 24, 1 818
Feb. 18, 1819

Oct. 5, 1819

July 23, 1820

Oqt. 9, 1822

March 26, 1824
Nov. 25, 1825

Jan. 19, 1826

Oct. 3, 1826

Oct. 9, 1826
March 2, 1827

July 28, 1829

July 7, 1830

April IS, 1831

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS 583

BLAKE George, son of late Samuel, at Bristol, in

24th year, Sept. 24, 1831

Abigail, wife of Robert, and second daugh-
ter of Ezra Blake, of Wrentham, at Frank-
lin, in S6th year, Jan. 3, 1833
BLAKESLEY Josiah, at Mobile, aged 68 years,
native of Connecticut, formerly U. S. Con-
sul, at St. Jagoda, Cuba, Jan. 30, 1815
Jesse, at Hamden, aged 57 years. American

of Nov. 24, 1829

BLANCH Col. Thomas, at New Jersey, aged 85
years. He served in the Revolution.
American of June 24, 1823

BLANCH ARD Mary, wife of Capt. William,

aged 33 years, Sept. 23, 18 10

Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of Samuel, Esq., at
Wrentham, Mass., aged 57 years. Ameri-
can of June 28, 1816
Joel, from a wrestle with a neighbor, at

Peacham, Vt. American of July 23, 1816

Lucia, widow of Reuben, at Glocester, in

8Sth year, Oct. 26, 1823

J , in England, from cancer on the

tongue caused by an excessive playing on
a brass jewsharp! American of May 27, 1825

Samuel, printer, at Charlotte, Vt., member
of New York Typographical Society.
American of Jan. 31, 1826

Mrs. Eunice, at Medford, aged 67 years.

American of July 9, 1S30

, at Charlestown, Mass American of Sept. 14, 1832

BLANDING Sylvanus, eldest son of the late
Col. Christopher, in 2Sth year, at Reho-
both, had just returned from a journey ;
sermon by Rev. Mr. Thompson, July 15, 1809

Robert, son of the late Col. Christopher, of
Rehoboth, at sea on board Brig Abbeona, of
this port, on passage from Savannah, Ga.,
to Nassau, N. P., Sept. 8, 1809

Mary, wife of Christopher, eldest daughter
of Sebra Lawton, Esq., at Rehoboth, in
20th year, Oct. 10, 181 3

Dr. William, the announcement of his death

was premature. American of Dec. 4, 1821

Lephe, youngest daughter of William, at Re-
hoboth, in 31st year, Oct. 17, 1823
Edward Martin, son of late Col. Christopher,

at Rehoboth, aged i year. American of Jan. 4, 1828

Emeline S., widow of Edward M., of Provi-
dence, at Ashford, Ct., in 27th year, May 15, 1828

584 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BLANDING Sally wife of Shubael. American

of Feb 12, 1830

William, at Rehoboth, in 83d year ; sermon

by Rev. Thomas Vernon, Num. 23:10, June 12, 1830

Edward Martin, second son of Col. William,

aged 2 years, 10 months. May 24, 1832

Harriet Allen, daughter of William, Oct. 8, 1832

BLASDELL Penelope, wife of Ebenezer, and
daughter of Isaac Nobb [Nobles], of this
town, at Hartford, Ct., aged 31 years.
American of May 23, 1817

BLASHFIELD Major Chester, in this town, in

32d year, July 25, 181 5

BLATCHFORD Rev. Henry, late of Lansing-
burgh, in Princess Ann Co., Md., aged 34
years. American of Sept. 27, 1822

BLATY Mrs. , killed in the burning of the

Royal Brunswick Theatre, London, Feb. 28, 1828

BLINN Robert, in 37th year. May 29, 1821

Capt. James M., of Brigantine Radius, of this
port, at Kingston, Jam., in 3gth year,
served in the late war, Oct. 25, 1824

James M., son of late Capt. James M., aged

12 years, March 14, 1828

BLISH , of Barnstable, at Waterville

College, Me., drowned while bathing.
American of July 3, 1832

BLISS Olive, wife of James, and daughter of

late Dea. Calvin Jacobs, in 26th year, Dec. 5, 1814

Elizabeth, widow of Jeremiah [William], many

years a minister at Newport, her father

and brother had been Governor of the

State and two brothers Secretary of the

^ same, in 79th year, Feb. 18, 1815

Samuel, Esq., at Seekonk, in 48th year.

American of May 10, 181 6

Mary, wife of Jonathan, at Smithiield, form-
erly of Warren, Sept. 29, 1818
Joseph, son of Henry, at Newport, in 40th

year. American of Oct. 12, 1819

Henry, at Newport. American of Nov. 5. 1819

Henry, at Newport. American of Nov. 12, 1819

Samuel, at Rehoboth, in 90th year ; has 3
brothers and i sister now living whose
united ages are 427 years when added to

„ ^'^' Jan. 5, 1820

Sarah, widow of Capt. Thomas, at Newport,

aged 68 years. American of June 4, 1822

James, aged 34 years, at Havana, on board

Schooner Enterprise. American of Jan. 29, 1822

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

585

BLISS Sophia Capron, infant daughter of Mar-
tin, at Attleboro; American of

Thomas, son of Ebenezer D., at Newport,

George Nelson, son of George, at Attleboro,

Augustus, son of Capt. Asa, of Rehoboth, at
Troy, Mass., in 28th year, American of

Mrs. , wife of Capt. Asa, and

daughter of George Williams, of Welling-
ton, Mass., at Rehoboth,

Capt. Jonathan, formerly of Warren, at New-
port, aged about 6$ years, pensioner of the
Revolution. American of

Alexander, Esq., attorney at law and partner
of Hon. Daniel Webster, at Plymouth.
American of

Nancy, wife of James, 2d, at Rehoboth.
American of

Miss Betsey, at Warren, aged 58 years,

Samuel B. Collins, youngest son of Capt.
Jeremiah, at Newport, aged 5 years,

Dr. George W., son of Capt. Asa, of Reho-
both, at Seekonk, aged 38 years,

Hon. George, LL. D., at Springfield, aged
66 years,

Abodial, at Rehoboth, aged 70 years. Amer-
ican of

Mrs. Rhoda, wife of James, 3d, at Rehoboth,

aged 40 years. American of

BLITHENS Valentine, at Fall River, aged 74

years, fell lifeless out of his chair while at

dinner,

BLIVEN Susannah, widow of Capt. Luke, of

Newport, at Bristol,
BLIVIN Sophia, eldest daughter of late Capt.
Luke, of Newport, at Providence, in 1 8th
year,
BLIVEN Ann Maria, infant daughter of Francis,

Francis, printer, in this town, in 22d year,

Hannah, daughter of Capt. Perry, of New-
port, in 1 8th year,

Mrs. Ann, in 40th year,

EUery, aged 23 years, at Westerly, drowned
virhile bathing,

Eunice, wife of Capt. William, daughter of
Joseph Cooke, at Tiverton, aged 22 years,

Capt. Perry, at New York, aged 46 years,

Mrs. Mary, at Newport, aged 70 years.
American of

Mrs. Sarah, in 78th year,

Oct. 10, 1823
Sept. 15, 1824
March r, 1825

Sept. 16, 1825

Nov. 5, 1825
Dec. J 9, 1826

July 20, 1827

Aug. 19, 1828
Oct. 16, 1828

Dec. IS, 1828

March 27, 1829

March 8, 1830

Sept. 13, 1831

Sept. 13, 1831

Oct. 5, 1826
July 20, 1 8 10

Nov. 13, 1814
Feb. 13, 1815
April 3, 1 816

Sept. 13, 1820
May 5, 1822

Aug. 13, 1822

Dec. 10, 1825
Dec. 20, 1825

May 2, 1828
March 6, 1832

586 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BLODGETT Samuel, at Philadelphia, April ii, 1814

Samuel, Esq., formerly of Boston, at Phila-
delphia, a merchant. American of July 19, 1814

Abby Ann, daughter of Col. Leonard, in 3d
year, Dec. 7, 1821

Capt. William, at Goffstown, N. H.; was
found dead in the street soon after dining
with a friend. American of Sept. 25, 1829

BLOOD Samuel, at Groton, N. H., aged 67
years, soldier of the Revolution. Ameri-
can of Feb. S, 1830
BLOODGOOD Margaret, daughter of F. A., of
Ithica, drowned at Buttermilk Falls, N. Y.
Her age was 18 years, July 28, 1829
BLOOMFIELD Mary, wife of General Joseph,
late Governor of New Jersey, now M. C,
at Burlington, N. J. American of Dec. 18, i8i8

Robert, author of the " Farmer's Boy,'' etc.,
in Shefford, Eng., in S7th year. American
of Oct. 7, 1823

Gen. Joseph, late a Representative in Con-
gress and Governor of the State, at Bur-
lington, N. J. American of Oct. 10, 1823

Smith, native of New Jersey, perished in
shipwreck of Schooner Lafayette, in South
Seas. American of Nov. 28, 1826

BLOUNT John B., Esq., cashier of U. S. Branch

Bank, at Edenton, N. C. American of Sept. 23, 1825

Hon. William G., formerly Secretary of
State of Tennessee, and Representative in
Congress, at Paris, Tenn. American of July 6 and 13, 1827
BLULIFF Robert, seaman of Brig John Deca-
tur, at sea, of fever. American of Sept. 21, 1830

BLUNPELL Lieut. , fell in a duel

with Ensign McGuire. American of Nov. 16, 181 3

BLUTCHFORD Admiral, in England, one of
the Lords of Admiralty. He had in his
possession the famous diamond ring of
Queen Mary of Scots, the engraving on
which was produced at her trial to prove
that she aspired to the English throne. It
had been purchased by the Prince Regent.
American of Nov. 28, 181 7

BLY William, at Newport, aged 58 years. Amer-
ican of Aug. 27, 1 819

Jeremiah, at Smithfield, in 71st year, Dec. 9, 1822

Ellen, wife of Jeremiah, at Smithfield, in

58th year, Nov. 13, 1824

Cynthia, wife of Wheaton, at Cumberland, in
41st year, March 5, 1827

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 587

BLYE Susannah, wife of William, at Pawtuxet,
in 4Sth year, buried at Pawtucket. Ameri-
can of June 10, 1814

BOAG Miss , perished at sea in the ship-
wreck of the Ship Boston, May 26, 1830

BOARDMAN Capt. Elijah, of the 6th U. S. In-
fantry, at Plattsburg, N. Y. American of Nov. 14, 1817
Benjamin Franklin, eldest son of Ira, at Bris-
tol, aged 21 years. American of Oct. 18, 1822
Hon. Elijah, of Connecticut, member of Na-
tional Senate, in Ohio, where he had gone
on business. His remains were sent to
his residence at New Milford, Conn.
American of Sept. 2, 1823
Seth, aged 80 years, at Weathersfield, New-
ington Society, Ct., Revolutionary pen-
sioner; was at Bunker Hill, was at Bur-
goyne's capture. He is believed to be the
last of Capt. Chester's Company, Feb. 25, 1831

BODGE Abby Maria, only child of Samuel G.,
aged 15 months,

BODOUR Jean Baptist, at Parma, Italy, a cele-
brated Italian painter, member of Imperial
Order of Reunion, and Mayor of the city,
aged 73 years, Nov. 8, 18 13

BOGH William, a minor, at Morristown, Penn.,

drowned, April 18, 1832

William, a minor, drowned in the canal, near

Norristown, Penn., April 18, 1832

BOGLE William, native of England, at Provi-
dence, aged about 40 years, Dec. 8, 1826

BOGMAN Charles, in 74th year, Aug. 10, 1821

Joseph Edward, son of Joseph, aged 9 months

1 5 days, April s, 1822

Jacob, drowned, in 45th year, Sept. 24, 1822

James Winchell, infant son of Joseph, aged

I year, 6 months, Aug. 3, 1826

Anna Elizabeth, infant daughter of Joseph, Nov. 20, 1832

BOHONON Major Stephen, aged dy years, at
Salisbury, N. H., soldier in the Revolution.
American of Feb. 15, 1831

BOICHAT M. Jean, French Sculptor and mem-
ber of Institute, in France, aged 76 years.
American of April 18, 1815

BOIES Betsey, at Blanford, Mass., aged 18 years.
On going to bed her candle set her clothes
on fire, July 18, 1S14

John, hung at Dedham, Mass., for the murder

of his wife, July 7. 1829

588

VITAL. RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BOIS , wife of John, killed by her husband

who has been convicted of the crimen at
Dedham, Mass. American of

BOLIVAR General Simon, near Santa Martha,
S. A.,

BOLLES Jesse, Jr., son of Jesse, of this town, at
Charleston, S. C, in 26th year,
John Field, infant son of George, in this town.

American of
Harriet, daughter of Adolphus, in 19th year,
Gustavus Adolphus, shopkeeper, formerly of
Woodstock, Ct., at Savannah, aged about
44 years. American of
Col. Eber M., native of Connecticut, in Ala-
bama, of fever,
Lemuel, at Woodstock, Ct., aged 68 years,
Hannah A., wife of David, daughter of Major

William Thurber, in 20th year,
William, at Chatham, Ct., aged "j^ years,

found dead in bed. American of
Sarah, wife of Dea. Jesse, at Thompson, Ct.,

aged 74 years,
Julia, only daughter of Leonard, aged 2 years,

BOLINGBROKE Viscount, known as Belesise.
at Pisa,. Italy. American of

BOLLING Linneas, drowned while bathing, in
Virginia, a student in William and Mary
College,

BOLLON Francis, at Broughbridge, Yorkshire,
Eng., a pauper, at that place, aged 83 years.
He was noted for keeping himself •con-
stantly wet with cold water ; would fill
his hat full and then throw it over himself ;
would sleep on a wet straw bed and had
been found frozen down ; was said to be
in his young days a very handsome man
and a great beau, and the first to wear
white stockings. When begging he used
but one sentence, " Please give anything."
American of

BOLSTER Lt. Col. James, in this town, in 35th
year, military honors,

BOLTER Mrs. Eliza, daughter of James Davis,
formerly of Providence, at Watertown,
Mass., in 29th year,

BOLTON Dr. George A., at Seekonk, aged 39
years,

BONAPARTE Louis, late King of Holland, in
Silisia, aged 40 years. He gave to the town
of Gratz, the little property he possessed

June 9, 1829

Dec. 17, 1830

Nov. 28, 1809

Nov. 28, 1809
Dec. 19, 1814

Nov. 5, 1819

Nov. 15, 1822
June r6, 1823

April 28, 1824

March 11, 1825

Sept. 5, 1829
Dec. 9, 1832

Feb. 15, 1825
June I, 1816

Oct. 15, 181 1
March 2, 1813

Sept. II, 1822
Sept. 25, 1822

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN^DEATHS 539

BONAPARTE :

in return for their kind treatment to liim,

about Juneis,. 1812

Napoleon, at St. Helena, where he landed

Oct. 17, 181S, May 5, 1821

Madame Letitia, at Rome, mother of the Em-
peror. American of Dec. 27, 1822
Letitia, her death is contradicted. American

of Jan. 28, 1823

BOND Hon. Amos, at Watertown, Mass., aged

63 years. American of Aug. 12,1817

Miles, at Newport, aged 64 years. American

of Oct. 26, 1 82 1

Miss Sarah, in England, a very eccentric

person, declared her heirs should not have

her wealth and gave it all to king. She

lived poorly and had ;^4S,000 in 1812

which has since been accumulating. Amer-
ican of Dec. 4, 1 82 1
Mary, widow of John, at Newport. American

of Feb. 20, 1827
, killed in a duel with Martin,

at Blandensburg, Md. American of Feb. 12, 1828

BONDRY Samuel, a Dutch Jew, aged 96 years,

at Amsterdam. In his will he left funds

to build 6 ships of the line of 74 guns each.

There was found in his house 44 casks full

of coins. American of Oct. 11, 1825

BONFILS Quassole Agathocles, son of S. F.,

formerly of Providence, at Washington

City. American of Aug. 30, 1825

BONSMAN Miss A , in the burning of the

Richmond, Va., Theatre, Dec. 26, 1811

BONTICK Governor , at Berbice. American

of Jan. 30, 1 82 1

BONWELL Rev. Charles, Methodist, in Vir-
ginia, aged 60 years. While insane hung

himself in a room in his house. American

of May 20, 1825

BOODEN William, at Laville, Me., aged 68

years, suddenly. American of July 6, 1821

BOODERY John, formerly of Raynham, at

Pawtucket, aged 40 years. American of Dec. 27,1822

BOODRY Mrs. Hannah, at Taunton, aged 70

years, Sept. 19, 1826

BOOMER Ebenezer, at Portsmouth, N. H., aged

about 22 years, was instantly killed by a

jam between a vessel and the wharf. Amer-
ican of Jan. 25, 1828

590

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BOONE Eliza G., daughter of Daniel U., in this
town, in 6th year,

Richard, at Exeter, in 70th year. American of

Col. Daniel, near Boone settlement. Mo.,
aged about 80 years. He was found dead
with his gun trained on a deer, and in the
attitude of firing ; celebrated as a pioneer.
American of

Col. Daniel, at Charrels Village, Mo., first
settler of Kentucky, in 90th year,

James, at Newport, fell from a building on
Gardiner's wharf, lived but a few minutes,

John W., son of late James, at Newport,
aged 32 years,

John W., son of late James, at Newport, in
33d year,

John W., infant son of Daniel U., at New-
port, aged I year, 2 months. American of

Daniel U., son of late James, at Newport,
aged 41 years. American of
BOOROM Isaac, formerly of this town, at Port

William, Ky., in 52d year,
BOOTH Susan, wife of Abiel, at Taunton, aged
54 years, formerly of Middleboro. Amer-
ican of

Capt. , late of U. S. Ship Lexing-
ton, on board Ship Bingham, on passage
to Philadelphia. American of

Lyman, at Pownal, Vt. His body was found
in the woods with his hands tied behind
him and his skull fractured. American of
BOOTTS Jacob, at BurrilJville, formerly of Mid-
dlebury, Mass., aged 103 years, i month,
3 days,
BORDEN Mary, in this town, aged 50 years,

Mrs. , wife of Rev. Job, pastor of

Baptist Church, at Tiverton; sermon by
Rev. Mr. Bates, of Bristol,

Hannah, wife of Benajah, at Tiverton.
American of

Eliza B. S., wife of John C, at Fall River,
aged 23 years,

Mrs. Comfort C, wife of John, Jr., and
daughter of Capt. Gabriel Hicks, of Tiver-
ton, aged 26 years, also her infant child, at
New Providence, Ind. American of

Levi, son of John, of Portsmouth, at Wal-
tham, aged 22 years,

Cyrus, of Johnston ; was on the Great Pond
fishing when he broke through the ice and

Feb. 6, 18 14
June 25, 1816

Sept. 18, i8i8
Sept. 26, 1820
May 20, 1822
May 20, 1823
May 16, 1823
March 29, 1825
Aug. 5, 1825
Oct. 13, 1821

Oct. 10, 1823

Sept 12, 1828

Aug. II, 1829

Aug. 27, 1822
Jan. 26, 1810

March 17, i8i8

Sept. 5, 1820

Oct. 3, 1820

Dec. 26, 1820
Sept. I, 1822

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

591

BORDEN:

was drowned. His age was about 30 years.
American of

William, at Johnston, in 77th year, more than
50 years member of Baptist Church there ;
the first person to attend the Providence
market with a fruit and vegetable wagon,
which he did for 56 years,

Mary, widow of William, at Newport, aged
66 years. American of

John, Jr., eldest son of John, of Portsmouth,
at New Providence, Ind., aged 40 years,

Edward, at Westport, aged 87 years,

Capt. Isaac H ., at Fall River, aged 48 years,

John, only son of John C, at Fall River,
aged 59 years, 3 months,

David, formerly one of the proprietors of the
Taunton line of stages, a suicide over his
recent losses; leaves wife and child.
American of

Abraham, son of Abel, at Fall River. Amer-
ican of

Rev. Job, at Fall River, aged 78 years.
American of
BORDOT Alexander, a native of the Island of
.St. Pierre, near Newfoundland, in 26th
year, drowned from Brig William and
Mary, at sea,
BORGHESE the Princess, sister to Napoleon,

at Rome, in 46th year. American of
BORLAND Jorathmeel B., formerly of Boston,

merchant, at Lexington, Ky.,
BOSHARD , drowned near Philadel-
phia, upsetting of a boat,
BOSQUIET Rev. John, formerly President of
St. Mary's College, Baltimore, at Isle of
Bourbon. American of
BOSS Philip M., son of John L., Esq., at New-
port, in 1 6th year,

Col. Joseph, at Newport, in 52d year. Amer-
ican of

Capt. Joseph, son of John L., Esq., at New-
port, aged 29 years, in a British prison at
Melville Island, Halifax, as a prisoner of
war, after 10 months' confinement,

Edith, wife of William, at Newport, in 47th
year. American of

John L., Jr., late M. C, at Newport,

Peter, at South Kingstown, in 87th year.
American of

Jan. 20, 1824

April 18, 1824

Sept. 21, 1824

Nov. 7, 1824
June 22, 1827
April 24, 1828

Dec. II, 1828

March 23, 1830

Dec. 24, 1830

Jan. 8, 1833

Sept. 22, 1811
June 17, 1825
Dec. 13, 1816
May 23, 1816

June 15, 182 1

Jan. 27, 1810

Aug. 14, 1810

Sept. 5, 1814

July 23, 1819
Aug. I, 1819

Jan. 5, 1821

592

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BOSS Capt. William, at Newport, aged 64 years,
very suddenly,

William, son of Capt Thomas M., at New-
port,

John L., Esq., aged 63 years, at Newport,

William S., at Greenfield, Mass., aged 24
years ; a law student; was a native of
South Kingstown, and for two years a
memoer of Brown University,

William, son of Ebenezer D., at Newport,
aged I year. American of

Capt. Philip T., at New York, in 36th year,

Capt. Philip T., at New York, formerly of
Providence, aged 36 years,
BOSTLER Col. C. G., at New Orleans,
BOSTOW Stockbridge, at Taunton, aged 53

years. American of
BOSWORTH Lewis, in this town, aged 64 years,

Benjamin, Esq., at Warren, in 78th year.
American of

Jonathan, eldest son of Samuel, at Bristol,
aged 20 years,

Edward, of Providence, seaman, lost over-
board from Ship Mary Almy, at sea^
American of

Dr. Jacob, at Rehoboth, in 8ist year,

Mary Potter, daughter of Peleg, aged 9
months,

Simeon, son of Peleg, aged 3 years, 5 months,

William, at Denneysville, Me., aged 19 years,
died suddenly in open field. American of

Miss Sarah, at Ashford, Ct., aged 80 years.
American of

Ebenezer, of Bristol, at Warren, aged 29
years,

Jeremiah, son of Jeremiah, at Bristol, aged
about [8 months,

William Henry, son of Jeremiah, at Bristol,
aged 2 years, 9 months,

Samuel, Jr., at Bristol,

Samuel, at Barrington, in 80th year. Amer-
ican of

Benjamin, at Bristol, aged 72 years. Amer-
ican of

Sarah, wife of Stephen, in 40th year,

Samuel, Esq., at Bristol, aged 71 years ; was a
commissary in Sullivan's Expedition ; has
been the only collector of the port, being
appointed by Washington,

Sarah, widow of late Pardon, of Providence,
at Augusta, Ga., in 47th year,

June I, 1822

Feb. 22, 1823
Aug. 6, 1824

Sept. 25, 1824

Aug. 30, 1825
Feb. 6, 1826

Feb. 6, 1826
Nov. 20, 1 8 17

Oct. 24, 1823
Sept. 25, 1809

Oct. 23, i8io

Sept. 8, 18 18

Oct. 22, 1819
May 14, 1820

Dec. I, 1820
Dec. 4, 1820

June 4, 1822

Sept. 13, 1822

Oct. 9, 1822

March 14, 1823

March 24, 1823
Dec. 14, 1823

May 10, 1824

July S, 1825
Aug. 17, 1825

Sept. 6, 1826
Jan. 30, 1827

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

593

BOSWORTH William, of Warren, at sea, lost
from schooner Baltic on passage from Bris-
tol. American of
Nancy Fales, daughter of Jeremiah, at Bris-
tol, aged 4 years, 2 months, 17 days.
Pel eg, at Rehoboth, in 51st year,
Mrs. Abigail, widow of Benjamin, in 79th

year, at Warren,
Martha Ann, infant daughter of Lewis,
Earl, fell from a window, in Boston. Amer-
ican of
BOTSFORD Rev. Edward, at Georgetown, S.
C, aged 75 years, pastor of Baptist Church.
American of
BOTT James, at Salem, aged 84 years. Amer-
ican of
BOTTS Aaron, at Ferns Court, Kevin St.,

Dublin, aged 106. American of
BOUDINOT Hon. Elias, at Newark, N. J., aged
71 years, soldier of the Revolution; was
president of Congress and president Amer-
ican Bible Society,
Hon. Elias. His death reported is here

denied. American of
Elias, Esq., LL.D., president American
Bible Society, at Burlington, N. J., in 82d
year,
BOULTON Elizabeth, at Taunton, aged 14

years,
BOUNIERE

Mons.
aged 74 years.

a French painter.

BOURNE Hope, widow of Benjamin, Esq., at
Bristol, in SSthyear.
Miss Eunice, daughter of the late Stephen,
at Seekonk, in 21st year. American of

BOURN Israel, son of the late Stephen, at See-
konk, in 24th year. American of

BOURNE Stephen, at Seekonk, in 65th year.
American of

BOURN Allen, Esq., clerk of the Supreme Judi-
cial Court for the County, at Bristol, sud-
denly, aged 37 years. American of

BOURNE Sylvester, Esq., American Consul at
Amsterdam, suddenly,
James, native of Warren, but resident of
New York, where he left a family at St.
Barts, from wounds received at Five
Islands,
Shearjashub, Esq., at Bristol, aged 70 years,
only brother of the late Judge Bourne.
He served in the Revolution,

March 13, 1827

Sept. io, 1827
April 29, 1829

Aug. 20, 1830
Aug. 30, 1830

Oct. 26, 1832

Jan. 25, 1820
Jan. 12, 1830
Nov. 26, 1832

Oct. 17, 1819
Oct. 29, 1819

Oct. 24, 1 82 1
Dec. 18, 1826
March 28, 1814
Aug. 7, i8ii
Nov. 29, 1814
Nov. 29, 1814
Nov. 29, 1 8 14

Dec. 13, 1814
April 23, 1817

April 15, 1 82 1
Dec. 24, 1821

594

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BOURNE Shearjashub, Esq., at Bristoli

John W., Esq., at Bristol,

Benjamin F.' Esq., U. S. Navy, only son of

late Hon. Judge , of Bristol, at New

York ; was a graduate of Brown Univer-
sity and studied law with Hon. Fisher
Ames,

Betsey, daughter of late Allen, at Bristol,
aged 13 years,

Lieut. William T., of the Marine Corps, killed
in a duel with Lieut. Smith, at Norfolk, Va.,

Nancy, wife of Francis, in 25th year,

Benjamin, Esq., at Wareham, aged 69 years,
BOURS John, at Newport, merchant, in 8ist

year. American of
BOUTIN Miss Nancy, at Newport, in 6ist year.

American of
BOWDEN Richard, at Norfolk, Va., merchant,
shot by a Mr. ; Myers,

Mary, wife of John, at Marblehead, aged 53
years. American of

BOWDITCH Mr. , the traveller, in Africa,

on the river Gonbia, of a fever, he leaves a
wife and three children,
BOWDOIN Mary, wife of James Temple Bow-
doin, and eldest daughter of Thomas Dick-
erson, Esq., of London, at Pisa, Italy, ^

Thomas, at Marblehead, aged 80 years.
American of
BOWEN Charles, of Providence, at the Pelew
Islands,

William, of Warren, at the Havana, in 27th
year.

Dr. Ephraim, in this town, aged 96 years ;
was born in Rehoboth, but early settled in
this town,

Miss Cecelia, daughter of the late Eleazer, at
Seekonk. American of

Eleazer, at Seekonk, at an advanced age.
American of

John Dumont, only son of the late Col. Oli-
ver, in 19th year.

Dr. William Corliss, in this town, in 30th
year,

Hon. Jabez, in this town, in 76th year, Chan-
cellor of Brown University and LL.D.;
served in the army in the Revolution and
held important offices of trust, (Masonic
and civil honors). (See obituary notice),

Rebecca C, widow of Dr. William Corliss
Bowen, and daughter of the late 'Col;

Dec. 25, 1821
Aug. 8, 1823

Nov. 10, 1823

Oct. 15, 1825

March 4, 1826

Nov. II, 1828

March 14, 1829

Feb. 3, 181S

Oct. I, 1819

May 27, 1811

Dec. 17, 1830

Jan. 10, 1824

Feb. I, 1821

Feb. 25, 1 83 1

April 15, 1810

May 10, 1 8 10

Oct. 21, i8i2
Nov. 29, 1 81 4
Nov. 29, 1814
April IS, 1815
April 23, 1815

May 8, 1 81 5

RHODE ISLAND. AMERICAN-^DEATHS

595

BOWEN:

Christopher Olney, in this town, aged 28

years, June 8,1815

Capt. Benjamin, of this town, in 3Sth year,

at sea, on board Sloop Rising Sun, Oct. 5, 1815

Mary, widow of William, at Northbridge,

Mass., aged about 78 years. American of Nov. 7,. 1815

Ichabod, Esq., at Coventry, in 8gth year.

American of March i, 18 16

Ruth, widow of Daniel, in Seekonk, in 49th

year, April 27, 1816

Nathaniel C, son of Col. John, of Coventry,

at Plainfield, Ct, in 27th year, Aug. 27, 1816

Jabez, Esq., son of Hon. Jabez, deceased, of

this town, at Philadelphia, in 43d year, Aug. — , 1816

Col. Aaron, at Coventry, in 87th year. He

served in the Revolution ; was blind the

last II years of his life, Oct. 7, 1816

Sarah Corliss, daughter of Dr. William C, in

this town, aged 2 years, 2 months, Oct. 11, 1816

Lucretia, widow of Caleb, in 78th year, June 4, 1817

Mrs. Mehitable, wife of Capt. Richard, for-
merly of this town, at Pittsburg, Penn., Jan. 29, 1818
Hannah, wife of Aaron, a native of East

Greenwich, at Norwich, Ct., aged 37 years.

American of June 2, 1818

Augustus Gardiner, son of Samuel G., at

Warwick, Oct. 11, 1818

Henry Ward, youngest son of Dr. Pardon,

in 20th year, Sept. 15, i8ig

Henry F., formerly of Providence, at Nonse-

mond, Co., Va., aged.28 years. American

of Feb. 4, 1820

Sarah, widow of John, at Seekonk, in 83d

year, Sept. 18, 1820

Robey B,, youngest daughter of Asaph, in

Coventry, in 14th year. American of Sept. 22, 1820

Elizabeth, widow of Henry, Nov. 21, 1820

Esther, wife of Stephen, and daughter of

Squire Shove, of Danvers, Mass., at New-
port, in 24th year, Jan.. lO, 1821
Susannah, widow of Elihu, at Scituate, in

89th year, Society of Friends, Jan. 26, 1821

Willard, son of Benjamin, at Rehoboth, aged

8J months, Feb. 12, 1821

Joseph S , of Providence, at St. Domingo, in

24th year, July 22, 1821

Edward T., son of late Capt. Jonathan, at

Warren, in 24th year, July 29, 1821

William, third son. of Henry, aged 5 years.

American of Dec.a 1,1821

596

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BOWEN Sally, wife of Col. John, at Coventry,

aged 51 years, Jan. 14, 1822

Horatio, second son of Henry, Esq., in 8th

year, Jan. 16, 1822

Isaac, at North Providence, in 30th year, Aug. 30, 1822

Martin, formerly of Rehoboth, at Providence, Oct. 8, 1822

Sarah, wife of Capt. Jonathan, at Newport,

in sgth year. Society of Friends, Oct. 13, 1822

John H., Esq., formerly M. C. from Ten-
nessee, American of. Oct. 25, 1822
Sally, wife of Augustus, daughter of Jesse

Cooke, at Coventry, aged 26 years, Oct. 27, 1822

Cynthia, wife of Samuel, at Coventry, aged

49 years. American of ' Nov. 12, 1822

, son of Henry, aged 3 months, Jan. 25, 1823

Mary C, daughter of late Daniel, in 27th

year, March 7, 1823

Isaac, in 84th year, Aug. 10, 1823

James, at Warren, in 66th year. American

of Nov. 1 8, 1823

Mary, wife of Smith, Esq., at Warren, in

8sth year, Jan. 2, 1824

Eliphalet, at Warren ; was mstantly killed

by a fall from the foreyard of vessel ; leaves

wife and S children, Feb. 3, 1824

Mary, wife of Col. Joseph, daughter of Hon.

Thomas Tillinghast, of East Greenwich, at

Coventry, in 49th year, Feb. 15, 1824

Abraham, Esq., postmaster at Fall River;

many years member of legislature, March 9, 1824

John, at Tiverton, aged 80 years, March 9, 1 824

Capt. Ezra, of Ship Sarah Ralston, aged 54

years, drowned at sea on passage from

Philadelphia to Liverpool ; was son of late

Isaac, formerly of Providence, April 23, 1824

Ruth, widow of Abraham, at Fall River, aged

55 years, Aug. 4, 1824

Benjamin, Esq., aged 65 years, native of

Providence, and late of Newport, N. Y., in

West Tennessee, Oct. 16, 1824

Mrs. Hannah, wife of Dr. Joseph, and daugh-
ter of late Peter Simons, of Newport, at

Glocester, Dec. 7, 1824

Sarah, wife of Dr. William, in 78th year, April 23, 1825

Josiah, of Warren, at sea on board Schooner

Favorite, at Nubican, N. C, May 14, 1825

Rowena, wife of Stephen, and daughter of

Robert Porter, Esq., of Freetown, Mass., at

Newport, aged 21 years, June 17, 1825

Stephen, at Rehoboth, aged 59 years, from

the heat, died in the field, July 11, 1825

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS

597

BOWEN Stephen, son of Stephen, at Newport,
aged 7 months. American of

Anne, at Warren, aged about 63 years.
American of

William Westcott, second son of George W.,
aged I year,

William Bradford, resident of Cuba, eldest
son of Col. Ephraim, at New York, in 49th
year,

Pardon, M. D., aged 69 years, at Potowomut,

John, at Warren, aged 33 years. American
of

George P., of Rhode Island, at New York
Hospital, aged 22 years. American of

Smith, Esq., at Warren, in 90th year. Amer-
ican of

Henry, of Warren, at Trinidad, Cuba, aged
36 years,

Anna, wife of Elisha, at Scituate, in 59th
year, of Society of Friends,

Martha Maria, infant daughter of Thomas,
aged 1 9 years,

Nancy, wife of Andrew, aged 55 years,

Haile, son of late Capt. Haile, of Barrington,
at New York. American of

Col. Robert, aged 31 years,

Daniel, son of James, Esq., of Barrington ;
has left a wife and child ; was mate of Brig
Dolly of Warren, at New Orleans. Amer-
ican of

Mary, wife of William, of Sempronius, N. Y.,
at Warren,

George T., Esq., professor of Chemistry, in
Nashville University, aged 28 years, at
Nashville, Tenn.; was son of Col. Ephraim.
In 1819 joined the Sophomore Class, Yale
College; graduated Sept. 11, 1822,

Capt. Isaac, aged 51 years,

Polly, widow of John, at Warren,

Miss Mary, at Seekonk, at the residence of
her brother Thomas, aged 70 years,

Eleanor, widow of Daniel, aged 70 years.
American of

Rebecca, widow of Benjamin, at Warren, in
66th year,

Polly, wife of Owen, suddenly, in bed. Her
husband found her dead, her infant sleep-
ing in her arms. American of

Ruth, daughter of late Nathan, at Warren, in
S4th year,

Aug. 30, 1825

Oct. 18, 1825

June 6, 1826

Aug. 26, 1826
Oct. 25, 1826

Jan. 30, 1827

March 13, 1827

April 10, 1827

June 10, 1827

June 12, 1827

Sept. 18, 1827
Oct. 25, 1827

Nov. 9, 1827
Dec. 10, 1827

March 25, 1828
July 7, 1828

Oct. 27, 1828
Nov. 10, 1828
June 26, 1829

Nov. 30, 1829

March 16, 1830

May 13, 1830

Aug. 13, 1830
March 11, 1831

598

VITAL RECORD' OE RHODE ISLAND

BOWEN Mary, widow of Ichabod, and daughter
of late William Dexter, of Providence, at
Seekonk,

Joseph, Jr., at Glocester, aged 43 years,

Capt. Jonathan, late of Newport, at Somerset,
aged 72 years, for some years a member of
the Legislature, from that town. Ameri-
can of

Dr. William, aged 85 years, had practiced
medicine 64 years,

Condace, wife of Dr. Horatio G., and daugh-
ter of late Samuel Nightingale, Esq., in
54th year,

Pearce, at Bristol, of the fever,

Joseph, at Chepachet, aged about 80 years,
BOWERS Eli, of Poughkeepsie, weaver, killed
by an explosion on board steamboat Ohio,
near Sing Sing. American of

John, in this town, in 22d year,

Caleb, merchant, in 39th year, in this town,
leaves 4 children,

Andrew J. T., eldest son of Rev. James,
rector St. Michael's Church, Marblehead,
at South Kingstown. American of

Edward, at Seekonk, in 56th year. Ameri-
can of

Mary, widow of Edward, at Seekonk, in 56th
year. American of

Sarah, wife of Sylvester, at Providence, in
36th year,

Ann, daughter of the late Capt. David, of
Somerset, Mass., at Warren, in 28th year,

John, Esq., late of Somerset, Mass., aged 55
years. He embarked from this town last
autumn as supercargo of brig Richard, on
a trading voyage, on coast of Africa,

Jerathnael, eldest son of the late John, Esq.,
at Newport, in 27th year,

Alfred, formerly of Pawtucket, at Wilming-
ton, N. C, in 34th year,

Capt. George, formerly of Somerset, Mass.,
at Island of St. Simons, Georgia, in 44th
year,

Albert Lafayette, infant son of Albert E., at
Pawtucket, aged i year, 7 months,

Mary, widow of John, and daughter of late
James Robinson, of Newport, at Cincinnati,
■ ' Mary, aged 74 years,

Mary, widow of Col. Philip, at Somerset,
aged 65 years,

July 22,, 1831
Aug. 25, 1831

Nov. II, 1831
Jan. 17, 1832

Jan. 22, 1832

July 27, 1832

Aug. 13,' 1832

July 10, 1832
Aug. 17, 1812

March 26, 181 5

Jan. 5, 1816

Jan. 16, 1816

Jan. 16, i8i6

Feb. 8, 1818

April 10, 1819

March 21, 1820

July 21, 1820

Aug. 1 1, 182 1

Feb. 28, 1823

June 14, 1826

June 25, 1826
July 13, 1826

Oct. 30, 1827

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 599

BOWERS Ann, wife of Henry G., of Northamp-
ton, and daughter of Daniel Butler, at
Petersburg, Va., March 18, 1828

BOWIE Lieut. , U. S Light Dragoons,

killed in the duel with Lieut. Haigh, at
New Orleans. American of June 20, 1809

Gen. Robert, of Nottingham, Md., in 68th
year, a soldier of the Revolution, and for-
merly Governor of Maryland, Jan. 8, 1818
Thomas, of Maryland ; had attended church
to hear a pastor preach and stricken during
the service, at Washington City. Amer-
ican of Feb. II, 1823
BOWL AND Dr. Francis, at Somerset, aged 69

years, Nov. 22, 1824

BOWLER Maria Jacobs, daughter of Charles L.,

at Providence, aged 3 years, 2 months, April 16, 1824

Daniel Aborn, son of Charles L., aged i year,

4 months, July 27, 1825

BOWLES John, fell overboard from a steamboat
while picking a quarrel with a Mr. Watson,
near Mobile, Ala., Aug. 9, 1831

John, painter, fell overboard ; was intoxicated,

at Mobile. American of Aug. 30, 1831

BOWLIN Betsey, 5th wife of Thomas, at Bos-
ton, aged 55 years. American of April 29, 1831
BOWNE Robert, of Society of Friends, at New

York, in 74th year. .American of Aug. 7, 1818

William, Esq., killed in a duel with Richard
J. Uniake, an attorney and son of the At-
torney General, of Nova Scotia, at Halifax, July 21, 1819
Capt. Henry, formerly of Albany, at Charl-
ton, N. Y., aged 80 years, soldier in the
Revolution ; was at Quebec with Mont-
gomery ; was at battles of Trenton and
Monmouth ; suddenly, as he was about to
go to church. American of Jan. 8, 1830

BOWYER Lieut. Thomas H., native of Vir-
ginia, on board sloop of war Peacock.
American of Nov. i, 1822

Godfrey, shot while sitting in his doorway at
Vallis Mines, Mo. American of Feb. 12, 1828

BOX Peter B., Esq., Portsmouth, at Albany, N.

Y. American of Dec. i, 1815

BOYCE Amos, killed by the caving in of a well,
at Pawtucket. He had been buried One
hour and a half when taken out, but life
was extinct, April 20, 1824

BOYD Jemima, wife of William, and daughter of
William Tallman, of Newport, aged 37
years, at Portsmouth, Sept. 25, 1822

600

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BOYD Abigail, daughter of Andrew, late of East
Greenwich, at Warwick Neck, in 45th
year,

Nancy, widow of late Samuel, in 62d year,

, Esq., an attorney, suicide, at Hack-

ensack, N. J. American of

Joseph, aged 32 years,

Elizabeth, widow of Andrew, at East Green-
wich, aged 83 years,

Elizabeth Hall, daughter of late Joseph, aged
7 months,

John P., naval officer for Boston and Charles-
ton, and formerly Brig. General, U. S.
Army, at Boston. American of

Robert, son of Archibald, of Derry, Ireland,
executed at Malaga, Spain. American of

Alonzo Brown, son of Samuel, in 4th year,

BOYER Mrs. , a midwife. She had

been present at the birth of 2,146 children
in course of 50 years and her first and last
call was at the house of Adam Dirting,
where she was taken ill and died, aged go
years, at Shenandoah, Va. American of
BOYLE M., physician to Louis XVIH, in Paris,
aged 40 years. American of

John, Esq., aged 58 years, eldest son of late
Col. John, at Boston. American of
BOWLER Metcalf, Jr., merchant, at Providence,
in 29th year,

Elizabeth Aborn, daughter of Charles L.,
aged 4 years, 4 months,

Capt. Charles, of Bristol, thrown from quarter-
deck of Sloop Caroline by the boom, on
passage from Albany,

Hannah G., daughter of Charles L., aged 4
years, lO months,

Martha, wife of Capt. Metcalf, in 72d year,
BOYLESTON Ward Nicholas, maternal uncle
of the President of the United States, at
Roxbury, aged 78 years. American of
BRABRIVER William Augustus, son of Wil-
liam A., of Boston, at Pawtucket,
BRACKEN Rt. Rev. John, of the Episcopal
Church of Virginia, at Williamsburgh, Va.
American of
BRADBURY Hon. George, at Portland, Me.,
formerly Member of Congress. American
of

Joel, in this town,
BRADFORD Mrs. Mary, wife of William, in
this town, in 3Sth year,

March 23, 1826
July 21, 1827

March 4, 1828
Sept. 3, 1828

March 9, 1829

Aug. 14, 1829

Oct. 5, 1830

March 13, 1832
Sept. 12, 1832

April 4, 1815
Aug. 6, 1816
Feb. 25, 1831
Jan. 24, 1819
Feb. 16, 1819

Dec. II, 1828

July 2, 1832
Jan. 3, 1833

Jan. II, 1828
Aug. 20, 1824

July 31, 1818

Nov. 25, 1823
Nov. 5, 1808

Dec. II, 1809

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS gQl

BRADFORD Daniel, Esq., at Bristol, in 89th

year. American of Aug. 3, 1810

Susannah, widow of Daniel, Esq,, daughter of

the late Col. Leonard Jarvis, of Boston, at

Bristol, aged 76 years, Dec. 31, 1815

William, at London, executed for forgery of

an exchange bill for j^goo, purporting to

have been drawn by Capt. Kerr, of the

Acasta frigate ; age was 23 years. Amer-
ican of March 15, 1816
Mrs. Mary, widow of Dr. Solomon, in 84th

year. May 21, 1816

Samuel, Esq., at Boston, sheriff of the

county, Sept. 5, 1818

Beulah, widow of Joseph, in 8istyear. Amer-
ican of Dec. 29, 181 8
Anthony, Esq., at Plainfield, Ct. American of July 27, 1819
Capt. John W., youngest son of the late Major

William, of Bristol, at sea, on board his

vessel, in 26th year, Nov. 12, 1819

Capt. John, of Bristol, aged about 25 years,

on coast of Africa, Nov. 12, 18 19

Levi, at South Kingstown, in 63d year, Sept. 21, 1820

Hon. Daniel, at Bristol, aged 43 years ; was

formerly chief justice of Court of Common

Pleas for the County; clerk of the court

and member of General Assembly, also

member of the Town Council. (Masonic

honors), Feb. 27, 1821

LeBaron, of Ship Ann, of Bristol, at Havana,

in 22d year, April 18, 1821

Daniel, Esq., of Boston, in Mississippi; was

graduate of Harvard 1815 ; had completed

his law course and had been a tutor in

Transylvania University. American of Sept. 11,1821

Sarah, widow of LeBaron, late of Bristol, at

Plymouth, aged 67 years, Nov. 10, 1821

Abby, wife of Hersey, and daughter of Dr.

Sheffield Atwood, aged 25 years, at Bris-
tol, April 16, 1822
Major Charles, son in law of John Corliss,

Esq., of Providence, at Pensacola, of the

fever. American of Oct. 11, 1822
, the sheriff, at New Orleans, of the fever.

American of Oct. 11, 1822

Edward James, second son of Capt. William,

of Bristol, in 17th year, on coast of Africa,

on board Sloop Henry, Dec. 22, 1822

Capt. Seth, at Duxbury, aged 88 years,

grandson of Samuel, who was grandson of

602

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BRADFORD :

William, second Governor of Plymouth
Colony. He possessed, at death a portion
of his ancestor's farm,

Sylvanus, at Glocester, aged 30 years, for-
merly of Kingston, Mass.,

George, in 66th year,

George ; was born in Rehoboth ; served in
the army of the Revolution ; wounded in
an arm, for which he had a pension ; served
the town for years as a constable; leaves
wife and several children. American of

Mrs. Betsey, at Montville, Ct., aged 72 years,
killed by lightning while at church,

Gamaliel, Warden of the Massachusetts
State Prison, at Cambridge, aged 60 years.
American of

William Henry, son of William B., aged 15
months,

Rev. John, at Roxbury, Mass., aged 69 years.
American of

Nathaniel, of Portland, at sea, on board Brig
Fame, from Havana,

Miss Sally, formerly of Providence, at Bos-
ton, aged 58 years. American of

Leonard J., son of late Capt. Leonard ]., of
Bristol, at Havana, aged 17 years; was at-
tached to Ship Roger Williams. When
going into Havana Harbor he was so se-
verely wounded in firing the cannon as to
lose an arm by amputation, which he sur-
vived but a few days,

Samuel, son of Samuel, aged 20 years, at
Bristol,

Stephen H., aged 32 years, from an overdose
of laudanum,

Stephen H., suddenly, in 32d year,

Joseph, in 52d year,

George, son of George H., aged 20 years,

John, at Lexington, Ky., chairman board of
trustees for Transylvania University, high
sheriff of the county, and first editor of the
Kentucky Gazette. American of

Cornelius, American Consul at Lyons, France,
in Jerusalem, Palestine. American of

Charlotte Frances, daughter of George H.,
aged 3 years,
BRADISH Elizabeth Gibbs, wife of Luther,
Esq., of New York, and daughter of the
late George Gibbs, Esq., of Newport, at
Boston, aged 29 years,

Feb. 20, 1823

March 21, 1823
May 12, 1823

May 20, 1823
May 25, 1823

March 12, 1824

July 29, 1824

Feb. 4, 1825

May 7, 1825

June 17, 1825

May 2, 1827

Aug. 12, 1827

July 22, 1828

July 23, 1828

Aug. 10, 1828

Oct. IS, 1829

April 1 6, 1830
Dec. 31, 1830
Oct. II, 1832

April S, 1816

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS

603

-, at New Brunswick,

BRADISH Mrs.

N. J., late keeper of a fashionable boarding
house on Broadway, N. Y. American of

Mr^. , the boarding house keeper.

Her death by yellow fever is contradicted.
American of
BRADLEY Sarah Lindly, daughter of Capt.
William, in this town, aged 4 years, 4
months and 17 days,

Charlotte Jeanette, daughter of Capt. Wil-
liam, in this town, aged i year, 6 months,
19 days,

Capt. Erastus, late of Connecticut, at Sama-
rang, Java,

Louisa Jeanette, daughter of Capt. William,
aged I year, 3 months,

John S., at New Haven, merchant. Amer-
ican of

Hannah Clayton, mfant daughter of Capt.
William, aged 14 months, 26 days,

Mr. , the Yorkshire giant, in Eng-
land. When dead he measured 9 feet in
length and 3 feet across shoulders,

Dr. William Henry, only son of Dr. William,
of Providence, at Havana, about

Gen. Henry, formerly Lieut. Governor of the
State, at South Carolina. American of

Mrs. Elizabeth, aged 74 years,

Joseph W., son of Samuel, aged 12 years.
While riding in a stage, in going down hill,
he put his head out of the window when
the tire of the wheel broke and struck him
in the head, causing death,

Hon. Stephen R., at Walpole, N. H.; was
born Oct. 20, 1754, in Wallingford, near
Cheshire, Conn. Graduate at Yale on eve
of Revolution ; entered the Army serving
on staff of Gen. Wooster at the time he
fell ; studied law with Judge Beebe, at
Litchfield 1780; established himself at
Westminster, Vt.; was one of the state's
first Senators in Congress. American of
BRADSHAW Jonathan, at Warren, in 76th
year, soldier and pensioner of the Revolu-
tion,
BRADY Nathan, Jr., of Stewart Co., Ga.; was
shot by an unseen foe, supposed to be an
Indian, as he is the third victim at this
spot ; was years member of the Assembly.
American of

Sept, 6, 1822

Sept. 13, 1822

Aug. 22, 1814

March 27, 1816

April I, 1816

Oct. 6, 1817

Oct. 23, 1818

Aug. 5, 1819

May 31, 1820

April 25, 1825

May 24, 1825
June IS, 1827

Aug. 19, 1830

Dec. 21, 1830
Jan. 10, 1826

March 23, 1831

604 VITAL RECORD QF RHODE ISLAND

BRAGG Dianna Jenckes, in this town, aged 21

months, Jan. 26, 1813

Phebe Ann, daughter of Wheaton, in 9th

year, Nov. 21, 1817

Phebe Ann, daughter of Wheaton, aged 18

months, July 29, 1821

Wheaton, Jr., son of Wheaton, in 5th year, Aug. 20, 1821

John, at Dighton, Mass., in 87th year, Sept. 19, 1824

Sally, of Dighton, daughter of late John, of

and at Providence ; her remains were re-
moved to Dighton for burial ; was in her

S7th year, Jan. 18, 1829

BRAINARD John C, Esq., former editor of

Connecticut Mirror, at New London, Ct.

American of Oct. 7, 1828

BRALEY Lydia, wife of Elijah, at Rochester,

Mass., aged 69 years, between March 23

and April 14, 18 16

Elijah, at Rochester, Mass., aged 72 years,

between March 23 and April 14, 18 16
Amos, postmaster, at Freeport. American of April 26, 1816
, wife of Ebenezer, at Freeport. Amer-
ican of April 26, 1 816
BRAMAN David, Sr., at Newport, aged 75

years ; many years member First Baptist

Church. American of Dec. 15, 1820

Thomas, of Newport, at Staten Island, aged

26 years, Aug. 2, 1823

Eunice, widow of David, at Newport, aged

TJ years, Sept. 22, 1824

BRANCH Nicholas, in this town, in SSth year, Feb. 16, 181 1

Joanna, widow of Daniel, in this town, aged

8[ years. American of April 12, i8u

Col. Sanford, aged 45 years (Masonic hon-
ors), Aug. 20, 1818
Mary, wife of Aholiah, at Cranston, in 47th

year. American of May 7, 1819

Lucretia, wife of Stephen, aged 30 years ;

leaves 6 children, Feb. 18, 1820

Henry, son of Amos, at Sterling, Ct., aged 6

years. American of Oct. 28, 1823

Rachel, wife of Nathaniel, at Uxbridge, in

Sistyear. American of March 25, 1825

Emily, wife of Stephen, Esq., in 31st year, July 21, 1825

Eliza Ann, daughter of John, at Olneyville,

aged IS months, Aug. 6, 1826

Ezra, in S4th year, , Jan, 21, 1827,

Emma, wife of Daniel, aged 63 years, Oct. 15, 1828

Mary Jane, youngest daughter of William, Sept. -30, 1-829

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

605

BRANDT John, Chief of the Mohawks, at Mo-
hawk Village, near Brantford, N. Y. Amer-
ican of
BRASIER William, of Boston, aged 20 years, at
New York Hospital, between Dec. i, 182 1,
and Feb. 28, 1822, of labes messenterica.
American of
BRATTELL Capt. Robert, in this town, in 73d
year,

Susanna, widow of Robert, at Pawtuxet,
aged 70 years. American of
BRAXTON Mrs. Tayloe, in the burning of the

Richmond, Va., theatre,
BRAY Edmund, at Batavia, E. I. ; was from
Providence, on board ship Liverpool,

Edmund, of Pawtucket, on board the ship
Liverpool Packet of Boston, on passage
from Batavia. American of

John, comedian, long a resident of the United
States, at Leeds, Eng. American of

Mrs. Sarah, of the theatre, aged 34 years.
American of
BRAYMAN John, native of London; fell from
masthead of schooner Washington, in New
port harbor ; lived two hours,
BRAYTON Alice, wife of Boyleston, and daugh-
ter of the late Col. Elisha Mowry, at Smith-
field, in 31st year,

Sarah, at Smithfield,

Charles A., eldest son of Charles, Esq., in
1 6th year, at Warwick,

Hannah, widow of Preserved, of Rehoboth,
of Society of Friends, in her 60th year,

Miss Martha L., at Warwick, in 24th year,

Robert, at Nev^-port, in 6iith year. American
of

Ann Mercy, only daughter of Hon. Charles,
at Warwick, in 22d year,

Mary H., wife of Stephen and daughter of
John Gray, at Swanzey, aged 18 years,

Cynthia, only surviving daughter of John, at
Smithfield, in 31st year,

Robert, at New Bedford, of Society of
Friends, aged 50 years,

William, son of Capt, William, at Warren,

John, at Somerset, in 67th year ; member of
Methodist Church there more than thirty
years ; sermon by Rev. Mr. Culver ; Joshua
11:2.

Zuriah, wife of Major Benjamin, at Fall River,
aged 76 years.

Sept. 14, 1832

March 22, 1822

June 17, 1809

Nov. 7, 181 5

Dec. 26, 181 1

Aug. 2, 1 82 1

April 26, 1822

Aug. 13, 1822

July S, 182s

June 7, 1825

March 18, 1812
Nov. 4, 1813

March 27, 1816

April 28, 1816
Aug. 19, 18x8

Oct. 12, 1819

Feb. 23, 1820

May 13, 1822

Feb. 20, 1822

Dec. 29, 1822
Aug. 27, 1824

March 12, 1829
Oct. 27, 1829

606

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BRAYTON Matilda, wife of Capt. John, and

only daughter of John Tyler, Esq., at Fos-
ter, in 20th year,
Major Benjamin, a soldier of the Revolution,

at Fall River, aged 73 years,
David C, son of David, at Smithfield, aged

18 years,
Stephen, Esq., formerly of Smithfield, R. I.,

at Fairfield, Hirkimer Co., N. Y., in 90th

year,
Daniel, aged 67 years,
Capt. James W., at Warren, aged 74 years ;

soldier of the Revolution,
BRAZER Samuel, Jr., Esq., son of Samuel, of

Worcester, at Baltimore ; was formerly

editor of National ^Egis,
Elizabeth, wife of Samuel, Esq., at Worcester,

Mass. American of
BRAZIL Empress of, died,
BREASHEARS Richard B., a midshipman U.

S. Navy, at Charleston. American of
BRECK Charles, Esq., of Pennsylvania, at Am-
sterdam,
Rachal, widow of Robert, Esq., aged So

years,
Jonathan, at Union, Me., aged 87 years;

soldier of the Revolution under Lafayette.

American of
BRECKENRIDGE Joseph C, Secretary of

State of Kentucky. American of
BREED William, at Lynn, Mass., aged 60 years,

of Society of Friends, long an inhabitant

of Nahant; leaves wife and two sons.

American of
Simeon, Esq., aged 59 years ; president Nor-
wich Bank, at Norwich, Ct ,
Nehemiah, at Lynn, Mass., of Society of

Friends. American of
BREESE Francis, U. S. Navy, son of the late

Major John, of Newport, aged 35 years,

at sea, on passage from New York to

Boston. American of
Catharine, daughter of late John, at Newport,

aged 36 years. American of
BRENT Hon. Richard, U. S. Senator from

Virginia, at Washington,
Robert, Esq., late paymaster general U. S.

Army, at Washington, D. C. American of
George F., formerly of Virginia, at Pensacola,

Fla.,

Nov. 21, 1829

Dec. 3, 1829

April 19, 1 83 1

April 23, 1831
Dec. 18, 1831

Sept. 23, 1832

Feb. 24, 1823

June 15, 1824
Dec. 10, 1826

Sept. 23, 1817

May 7, 1 82 1

Aug. 30, 1824

March 12, 1830
Sept. 23, 1823

May 25, 1819

Aug. 22, 1822

July 4, 1823

April 18, 18 1 5
Oct. 24, 1826
Dec. 30, 1 8 14
Sept. 17, 1819
Sept. 23, 1825

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

607

BRENTON James, son of Benjamin, of Newport,

at Schagticoke, N. Y., aged 39 years,
Rachal, wife of Benjamin, at Newport, aged

79 years, 63 years a worthy consort,
Phebe (colored), at the Asylum,
BREWER Thomas, at Taunton, aged 20 years,
Susan, daughter of Daniel, at Taunton,

aged 29 years,
Samuel, merchant, at New York, in 36th

year. American of
Ruth, wife of John, and daughter of Robert

Hall, of Windham, N. Y., at Providence,

aged 41 years,
John, in 49th year, bookseller,
Daniel, at Taunton, aged 82 years,
John, aged 75 years,
Mr. , a merchant, of Peekskill, killed in

the Clift St., New York, catastrophe,

Simeon, Jr., son of Simeon, aged 9 years,

BREWERTON Lieut. Commander George D.,

of U. S. Marmes, in Pacific Ocean, at Val-
paraiso,
BREWSTER John, at Hampton, Ct., aged 84

years,
Major Henry, at Blooming Grove, aged 79

years ; soldier of the Revolution. Amer-
ican of
BRIANT Mrs. Deborah, at Barrington, aged 36

years. American of
BRIARD George, aged 27 years, at Portsmouth,

N. H., midshipman U. S. Navy. Ameri-
can of
George, at Portsmouth, N. H., aged 27 years.

American of
BRICE Robert, seaman, killed on board U. S.

Frigate Constitution in action with the

Guerriere,
BRICKLEY Arthur P., second son of Capt.

Henry, in this town, in 17th year,
Elizabtth Westcott, daughter of Capt. H enry,

aged 13 months,
William W., son of Henry, aged 27 years,
BRIDE Ira E., formerly a resident of Union

Village, N. Y., drowned at Swanzey, July

27 ; his body recovered 29th. American

of
BRIDGE Hon. Matthew, Esq., at Charlestown,

Mass., aged 66 years. American of
Samuel, of Boston, at Peter Hilton's Shot

Tower Mansion, New York. American of

June 15, 1816

Nov. 5, 1824
Dec. 30, 1828
Jan. II, 1809

July 27, 1809

March 7, 1815

May 12, 1822

Nov. 29, 1825

Dec. 3, 1825

Feb. 3, 1829

May 4, 1832
Sept. 14, 1832

Jan. 31, 1827
Aug. 18, 1823

March 30, 1830
Oct. 10, 1815

Dec. 22, 1829
Dec. 22, 1829

Aug. 20, i8i2

Dec. 28, 181 5

Sept. 6, 1821
Sept. 16, 1832

Aug. 8, 1823
Nov. 29, 1814
Sept. 10, 1830

608

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BRIDGHAM Martha, widow of Dr. Joseph, at

Rehoboth, in 71st year,
BRIGHAM Hon. Elijah, M. C. from Massachu-
setts, at Washington, D. C,
Paul, at Norwich, Vt., aged 79 years, late

Lieut. Governor of the State. American of
BRIDGHAM Lieut. Ezekiel, at Grafton, Mass.,

aged 81 years. American of
BRIGGS Ethan E., of New Shoreham, drowned

from an open boat,
Amey, in this town,
Richard, son of Job, of Little Compton, at

Boston, aged 28 years,
Harriet, wife of Col. Thomas, in this town,

in 25th year,
Artemus, only child of Greenleaf, aged 7

years, 6 months, drowned above Pawtuxet

Falls,
Nathan, son of John, Jr., of and at Warwick,

m 23d year. American of
Miriam, wife of Silas, formerly of Norton, at

Sutton, in 39th year,
Susan, daughter of John, at Warwick, in loth

year. .American of
Cornelius, son of the late Cornelius, at Little

Compton,
Mrs. Nancy, in 67th year,
Sarah, wife of Job, at Taunton, aged about

73 years,
Deacon Nathaniel, at Taunton, in 89th year.

American of
Russell, at Coventry, aged 39 years, was

killed in the wheel pit by the turning of

wheel,
Eliza, wife of Amos, in 32d year,
Elijah, at Blackstone, aged 30 years,
Daniel, at Taunton, aged 82 years,
Major Thomas, aged 65 years, at Little

Compton, formerly member of General

Assembly. American of
Jethro, at Little Compton, aged 26 years.

American of
James, of Brattleboro, Vt., at Taunton, aged

26 years ; was taken ill in the evening and

died the next morning,
Sarah, wife of John, at Warwick, in 47th year.

American of
Mrs. Anna, at Smithiield, in S3d year,
George, at Dighton, aged about 60 years.

American of

July 8,

Feb. 22,

July 13

Dec. 26;

Oct. 30,
June 3

July 20

June S

March 5
June 2
Aug. 6

Sept. 21

Oct. 26;
Oct. 23

April 8,

Aug. 14,

June 4,
Jan. II
Jan. 23
Feb. 10

May 7
Sept. 3

Sept. 15

Feb. 25
March 21

1810

[816

1824

1828

1810
1811

1814

1816

1817

r8i8

1819

1819

1819
[820

[821

[821

1822
1822
[822
1822

1822
1822

1822

1823
1823

Oct. 7, 1823

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS

609

BRIGGS Lyman, at Pawtucket, in i8th year,
Sarah, widow of Samuel, at Wellington, aged
102 years,

Mary, widow, aged [02 years, at Wellington,
Mass. She leaves 9 children of the follow-
ing ages : Samuel, 79 ; Elizabeth, TJ ; Je-
mima, 73 ; Hannah, 72 ; Abiezer, 70 ; Ab-
ner, 68 ; Robey, 63 ; Zebedee, 60 ; Eliakim,
57 ; 56 grand and 47 great grandchildren.
American of

Jethro, at Newport, in Both year,

Julia Ann, daughter of Edward, aged 17
years,

Sarah, wife of Thomas, and daughter of Na-
thaniel Carpenter, of Cranston, aged 37
years, at Providence,

Martha, wife of Joseph, at Smithfield, aged
42 years,

Capt. Jedediah, at Berkeley, aged 58 years,

William, Jr., at Newport, aged 26 years, sud-
denly,

Mrs. Patience, wife of Capt. William, at
Newport, aged 73 years,

Enos H., Jr., son of Enos H., aged 6 months,

Eleazer C, formerly of Coventry, at Paw-
tucket,

Rebecca L., wife of Marshall B., at Raynham,
aged 20 years. American of

Sarah W., daughter of John, at Pawtuxet, in
22d year,

Amos, at Newport, aged 74 years. American
of

Mrs. Catharine B., wife of Eliakim, and
daughter of James Yerrington, in 23d year,

Capt. Charles, formerly of East Greenwich,
at Pawtucket, aged 82 years. American of

Sarah Ann, daughter of Amos, aged 7 months.

Miss Martha, at Cumberland, suddenly, in
63d year. American of

Fanny B., daughter of Miller, at Coventry,
in 19th year,

Edwin, at Norton, aged 26 years. American
of

Charles Joseph, son of Capt. Joseph, aged 8
months,

Capt. William, aged 76 years, at Newport,

Col. Thomas, in 53d year,

Harriet, daughter of Nehemiah, Esq., at
Norton, aged 17 years. American of

Catharine, daughter of Joseph, at Smithfield,
in 19th year.

Oct. 10, 1823
Nov. 19, 1823

Dec. 23, 1823
Feb. 22, 1824

March 22, 1825

April 3, 1825

Oct. 12, 1825
March 6, 1826

March 19, 1826

Nov. 26, 1826
Feb. 12, 1827

June II, 1827

July 6, 1827

Dec. II, 1827

Jan. II, 1828

June 4, 1828

June 10, 1828
Sept. II, 1828

Sept. 16, 1828

Oct. 24, 1828

Dec. 9, 1828

May 8, 1829
Sept. 4, 1829
Dec. 5, 1829

Jan. 19, 1830

Jan. 25, 1830

610

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BRIGGS Mary, wife of Joseph, at Newport, aged
82 years,
Susannah, widow of Major Thomas, at Little

Compton, aged 69 years. American of
Capt. Thomas, at Berkeley, aged 98 years.
His father lived 100 years and his grand-
father about 1 10 years. American of
Benjamin, son of William, at Pawtuxet, in

17th year. American of
Joseph, at Newport, aged 82 years,
Alden, eldest son of Alden, Jr., at Pembroke,

Mass., aged 2 years.
Job, at Taunton, aged 86 years. American of

BRIDGHAM Joseph, at Mendon, formerly of
this town, in 46th year,

BRIGHAM Eliza Ann, wife of Dr. Adolphus,
of Shrewsbury, at Southboro, aged 27
years,

BRIGHT Harriet, wife of Henry, and daughter
of EliVeazie, at Boston, aged 26 years.
American of

BRIGHTMAN Henry, at Troy, Mass., aged 83
years,
Jonathan, at Troy, Mass., aged 82 years 3
months,

BRINCKERHOFF Abraham A., son of Abra-
ham, Jr., of New York, on board U. S.
Ship Constellation, in Matanzas Bay,

BRINCKLE Joshua Gordon, Esq., attorney at
law. Grand Master of Grand Lodge of
Delaware, at Wilmington, Del., m 33d
year. American of

BRINDLEY Francis, at Newport, aged 88 years.
American of

BRINGHURST James, of Philadelphia, at Ports-
mouth, in 80th year,

BRINLEY George, Esq,, Commissary General,
a native of Boston, at Halifax, N. S. Amer-
ican of

BRINTNALL Capt. Thomas, at Clarendon, N.
Y., aged 86 years, was an officer in the
Revolution; was at Lexington, Bunker Hill
and Bennington. American of

BRISBANE Sir Charles, at St. Vincents, Gov-
ernor of the Island. American of

BRISSAT Silvain, at Albany, N. Y., aged 33
years, son of the celebrated Brissat, one of
the promoters and victims of the French
Revolution; was educated at the Polytech-
nick School, Paris, and employed as a

April 3, 1830
April 6, 1830

June 22, 1830

Sept. 17, 1830
Oct. s, 1830

Feb. 24, 1 83 1
June 14, 1831

Aug. 7, 181S

March 21, 183 1

Feb. S, 1830

May 26, 1825

July 2, 1827

Aug. 2, 1825

Feb. 4, 1825
April 26, 1 8 16
Feb. 27, 1810

May 30, 1809

Sept. 24, 1830
Jan. IS, 1830

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

611

BRISSAT :

mathematician at Guadaloupe, from whence
he came to the United States,

BRISTO James, killed by a falling tree on fire,
in Cumberland Co., Ky.,

BRISTOW William, Clerk of Court and District,
at Marlborough, S. C, Aug. 30, and on
Sept. I, his wife Satatia, both of bilious
fever. American of

BRITTLE Admiral, Governor of the Danish
East Indies, at Tanquebar. American of

BRITT John, at Bedford, Penn. He was one of
the 13 who saved Gen. Washington from
capture on the field of battle, from a fall.
American of

BRITTAIN Eunice, wife of Seth, at Raynham,
aged 34 years. American of

BRITTION WiUiam, late of New York, mer-
chant, at Liverpool, Eng., aged 32 years.
He died the second day after his arrival.
American of

BROAD Mr. , in England; was servant in

the Marquis of Lansdown's family for 40
years. He was walking in the park with
friends and picked up a dead adder and
opened its mouth to show where the poison
was located. The next day was found
dead in bed. It is supposed from a cut on
his finger the poison was conveyed to his
system. American of
Rev. Amos, at Woodbridge, aged 55 years,
a travelling Free Will Baptist minister.
American of

BROADBENT Mr. , of Saddleworth, Eng.,

lost in the wreck of Ship Diamond. Amer-
ican of

BROADFIELD James, seaman, perished in the
wreck of the Schooner Quaker,

BROADHEAD Daniel, at Philadelphia, in 76th
year, soldier of the Revolution. American
of

BROADWAY Charles, blacksmith, drowned
near Fairbank's Mill, in Coventry,

BROCKENBRIDGE Hon. Henry Hugh, one
of the Justices Supreme Court of Penn.,
which place he had held for nearly 17 years,
at Carlisle,

BROCKETT Abel, at North Haven, Ct., aged
90 years. American of

March 16, 1819
May 5, 1832

Sept. 23, 1825
Aug. 15, 1817

July I, 1817
July 13, 1827

July 26, 1825

Jan. 20, 1 818

June IS, 1830

March i, 1825
March 6, 1820

F'eb. 8, 1 83 1
Dec. IS, 1828

June 25, 1816
Oct. 20, 18 1 5

Q12 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BROCKET Mrs. Sarah, at New Haven, Ct.,

aged 71 years. She was the first to die of

a family of six sisters, the average of whose

ages is 72 years, whose husbands are still

living. American of Feb. 13, 1824

BRODIE Lady , wife of Sir Peter,

thrown from her carriage. American of Aug. 2, 1825

BROECK John T., at Albany, N. Y., Revolu-
tionary patriot, Dec. 26, 1822
BROMLEY Erastus, of Connecticut, second

mate of ship Asia, at sea, lost overboard, July 7, 1817

James, drowned in the bay. American of May 25, 1827

BRONAUGH Dr. J. C, president of the Legis-
lative Council of Florida, at Pensacola, of

the fever. American of Oct, n, 1822

Dr. , at New Orleans, of the fever.

American of Oct. 11, 1822

BRONSDON Mrs. Clarrissa, wife of Boni, of

Boston, and eldest daughter of Capt. Elijah

Daggett, at Attleboro, in 32d year, June 16, 1816

Benjamm, at Milton, aged 72 years. Amer-
ican of May 4, 1830
BRONSON Enos, Esq., at Philadelphia, aged

48 years, formerly editor and proprietor of

United States Gazette. American of April 29, 1823

Lewis, U. S. soldier, shot at a circus, in Sa-
vannah, by another soldier named Kimball, Feb. 14, 1828
George, only child of late Capt. S. G., who

formerly commanded the ship Herold in

the Liverpool trade, at Hingham while on

a visit to his mother ; was a member of the

junior class, Brown University, Jan. 19, 1830

BROOKE Gen. William, killed by his son

Thomas, at Radnor, Penn., aged 83 years;

was a soldier of the Revolution. Ameri-
can of Sept. 22, 1829
BROOKS William, of Marblehead, seaman of

brig Success, wrecked on Brant Rock,

Marshfield, 84 days from St. Petersburg,

Russia, Nov. 27, 181 1

Harrington, of St. Albans, Vt., while running

contraband goods, shot by the police.

American of Dec. 6, 181 1

Hon. Samuel, a native of New England,

at Natchez, Miss., suddenly; was State

Treasurer at his death. American of March 13, 1818

Joshua, at Hudson, N. Y., supposed to be

120 years old, July 5, 1822

Dr Ephraim, at Barre, Mass., long time a

physician in that town. American of July 25, 1823

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

613

BROOKS Hon. John, late Governor of Massa-
chusetts, at Medford, in 73d year,

Lieut. David, U. S. 2d Infantry, at Fortress
Macinac, Mich.,

Jonathan, at Albany, in 91st year. Amer-
ican of

John, was tried in Hartford Co., Ct., for mur-
dering his father. He was a mulatto.
American of

Anna, wife of Hon. Peter C, precisely on
completing her 59th year. She was a
daughter of Judge Gorham, of Charles-
town, Mass., at Medford,
BROOME William P., steward of the New York

almshouse, of the cholera,
BROPHY Naomi Adelaide, wife of Thomas H,,

at Cumberland, in i8th year,
BROTH ERTON John, labourer, at Blyenhill,
Stafford Co., Eng., in 80th year. He
served in the 37th Regiment 18 years; was
at the battle of Minden ; was a man of
great strength. American of
BROWN Phebe, wife of Moses, of this town,

Elizabeth, widow of John, at North Kings-
town, in 93d year,

Christopher, at Smithfield, in 40th year,

C. B., at Philadelphia, author of several
books. American of

Seth, at Swanzey, in 54th year,

Amey, wife of Dexter, of this town, aged 67
years,

William, of this town, aged 24 years,

Capt. Zephaniah, in this town, suddenly, in
73d year,

George, son of Richard, in this town, in 6sth
year,

Anstress, wife of Samuel, Esq., in this town,
aged 25 years,

William, in the Durning of the Richmond,
Va., theatre,

Richard, in this town, aged lOO years, 12
days,

Hannah, widow of Capt. William S., in this
town, in 54th year,

John, seaman, killed on board U. S. Frigate
Constitution in action with the Guerriere,

Ichabod, in this town, in 76th year,

, Lieut, of Marines, killed on board the

Chesapeake in action with the Shannon,

Waterman, at North Providence, in 35th
year.

March i, 1825

May 18, 1827

April 14, 1829

Oct. 9, 1829

Feb. 21, 1830

July 27, 1832

Jan. I, 1824

March 20, 1810
Oct. 19, 1808

Sept. 7, 1809
July 8, 1809

March 9, 18 10
April 26, 1 8 10

June I, 1810
June 9, 1810

July 25, 1810

Oct. 14, 1810

Sept. 22, 181 1

Dec. 26, 181 1

March 22, 18 12

April 15, 1812

Aug. 20, 1 8 12
March it, 1813

May 25, 1813

Sept. 3, 1813

614

VITAL RECORD OP RHODE ISLAND

BROWN Mrs. Mary, late of this town, at Crans-
ton, at an advanced age,

Hannah, widow of Charles, in this town,
aged 80 years.

Col. Chad, at Glocester, in 85th year ; he and
wife had lived together 67 years, were
buried in one grave, died,

Zerviah, wife of Col. Chad, at Glocester, in
goth year,

Jabez, formerly of Cumberland, drowned near
Vinal Haven, Me., while removing a cow
from Deer Island to the mainland ; was in
his 44th year,

Obadiah, Esq., in this town, in 53d year,

Capt. Arthur, at Newport, in 46th year.
American of

Freelove, widow of Capt. Zephaniah, in 68th
year,

Elizabeth Foster, wife of Obadiah D., at Bris-
tol, in 38th year. American of

Bonner (colored), at an advanced age. Amer-
ican of

Parker, formerly of Boxford, drowned in Bel-
fast Bay, Me., by the upsetting of a boat.
American of

, burnt in a coal pit, at Deerfield, N. H.,

Capt. Elisha, of Tiverton, at Newport, died
suddenly in the street,

Edward, in this town, in 35th year. Amer-
ican of

John, at .Schnectady, N. Y., aged 51 years;
fell dead in his neighbors arms. Ameri-
can of

Lydia, wife of Dea. John, at Rehoboth, in
79th year,

David, Friend mmister, in New Jersey, aged
82 years. American of

James, Senior, in Ohio. American of

Major James, near Marietta, O. American
of

Mrs. , wife of Major James. American

of
-, child of John, at Waterford, O. Amer-

ican of
Jesse, brother of Major James, at Olive

Green, O. American of
Mrs. , wife of Jesse, at Olive Green,

O. American of
John, brother of Major James, at Waterford,

O. American of

March 11,

1814

Sept. 9,

1814

Sept. 19,

1814

Sept. 17,

1814

Oct. 31,
Feb. 14,

1814
1815

March 24,

181S

April 17,

181S

Mays,

181S

May 9,

1815

Nov. 3,
Jan. 2,

1815
1816

Feb. 6,

1816

Feb. 9,

1816

April 26,

1816

May 5,

i8r6

May 21,
May 28,

1816
1816

May 28,

1816

May 28,

i8i6

May 28,

1816

May 28,

1816

May 28,

1816

May 28,

1816

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 5^5

BROWN Capt. , of schooner William, of this

port, at Hamilton, Ber., Aug. 18, 1816

Capt. Jeremiah, in this town, in 71st year, Jan. 4, 1817

Governour Howe, eldest son of Major Gen-
eral Brown, aged 12 years, drowned at
Brownville, N. Y., while skating. Ameri-
can of Jan. 10. 1817
Capt. Jeremiah, of Charleston, S. C, in this

town, in 74th year, Feb. 28, 1817

Penelope, wife of Beriah, Jr., and daughter
of George Spencer, of East Greenwich, in
42d year, of Society of Friends, at North
Kingstown, April 3, 18 17

Amey, wife of Samuel, Esq. American of April 29, 1817

Huldah, wife of Deacon Samuel, and daugh-
ter of the late John Hunt, at Seekonk, in
62d year, May 23, 1817

William, at Barrington, aged 81 years.

American of June 13, 1817

Zebedee, Jr., at Seekonk, in 27th year, son

of Capt. Zebedee, of this town, July 20, 181 7

Samuel, at Cherry Valley, N. Y., in 42d year ;

was a historical and statistical writer, Sept. 15, 1817

Morris, at Providence, aged about 50 years,

suddenly, Dec. 3, 1817

Elizabeth, wife of Elisha, formerly of this
town, at Johnston, in 69th year. American
of Dec. 26, 1817

Ensign Jonathan, at Russell, N. Y., aged 38
years. He was drilling a private. While
exercising with a loaded gun from which
the priming had been shaken out, it ex-
ploded and killed him on the spot. Amer-
ican of Dec. 30, 1817
Dexter, at Seekonk, in 32d year. American of Jan. 13, 1818
Sarah, eldest daughter of Abel, Esq., of
Cumberland, at Vinal Haven, Mass., in S5th
year. American of Jan. 13, 1818
Col. Richard, a blooded Cherokee Indian, a
great friend to the United States, in Ten-
nessee. American of Feb. 27, 181 8
William, at Salem, Mass., aged 30 years,
Friend minister. American of June 16, 1818

Edward, only son of I , at Schenectady,

N. Y., aged 8 years. He suffered from a
contraction of the sinews of the legs. A
quack named William Wood tried to cure
him. American of Aug. 28, 18 18

John, son of Capt. John, at New Orleans, on
board brig Mary of this port, aged 23 years, Sept. 22, 181 8

616

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BROWN Edward S., youngest child of Jeremiah,

Esq., aged 21 months,
Freelove, widow of Capt. James, in 54th

year. American of
, at Montreal, a butcher, poisoned from

skinning an oxx,
Mrs. Mary, at Warren, aged 71 years. Amer-
ican of
George, murdered, in Chester Dist., S. C,
Joanna Frances, daughter of James, aged

16 months. American of
Smith, son of Elisha, at Burrillville, in 24th

year. American of
Lucretia, in 48th year, at Locke, Cayuga Co.,

N. Y., suddenly ; has left 10 children,
Phebe, widow of Bonno (colored), upwards of

90 years; many years a servant in Gov.

Hopkin's family ; sermon by Rev. Mr.

Edes,
Henry Francis, only son of Capt. Nicholas,

at Glocester, in 7th year. American of
Mrs. Sarah, widow of John, at Johnston, in

83d year. American of
Philip, at Newport, in 58th year, suddenly.

American of
Dr. Thomas, professor of Moral Philosophy

in University of Edenburgh, at Brempton,

Eng., m 42d year, died April 2, 1820. See

his obituary in American of
Capt. Jesse, at Rehoboth, in 56th year,
Moses, Esq., at Beverley, Mass., aged 72

years ; president of the bank ; was a cap-
tain in the Revolution. American of
Susan, daughter of Capt. George L., aged

7 years,
Rev. Francis, president of Dartmouth Col-
lege, at Hanover, N. H. American of
Maria, wife of James, at Providence, in

25 th year,
James Francis, infant son of James, aged 3

months, 12 days,
Sally, wife of Capt, John, in 31st year,
Stephen, eldest son of Christopher, in gth

year. American of
Thomas, son of late Edmund, at Newport, in

47th year,
Abby, youngest daughter of John, aged 6

years,
James M., of Providence, aged 25 years, at

sea, on jjoard brig Nancy, on passage from

Port au Prince to Charleston,

Oct. 20, 1 818

June 15, 1819

June 27, 1819

Sept. 7, 1 8 19
Sept. 27, 1 8 19

Oct. 15, 1819

Nov. 30, 1819

Dec. 26, 1819

Jan. 18, 1820

March 7, 1820

March 7, 1820

March 24, 1820

June 13, 1820
June 21, 1820

June 23, 1820
July 16, 1820
Aug. 4, 1820

Aug. 20, 1820

Sept. I, 1820
Oct. II, 1820

Dec. 19, 1820

Feb. 23, 1821

May 15, 1 82 1

June 20, 1 82 1

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

617

BROWN Mrs. Abigail, at Smithfield, in 50th
year,

Julia A., youngest daughter of Pardon A., of
Providence, at Foster,

iVIaria, widow of Capt. James N., daughter
of late Dr. Stiles, of New Jersey, at
Natchez. American of

Daniel, late of Rhode Island, in Ohio,

Leir, at Glocester, in 50th year,

W. P. Olney, son of George C, aged 4 years,

Susannah, widow of Capt. Jeremiah, in 66th
year,

John, son of Elisha, aged 28 years,

Silas, Jr., son of Capt. Silas, at South Kings-
town, aged 21 years,

Robert, son of late Capt. William, in 22nd
year,

Sylvester Luther, son of Capt. Whipple, in
4th year,

David, at Swanzey, aged 82 years; was a
member of the Massachusetts Convention
that adopted the National Constitution,

Deacon John, at Rehoboth, aged 85 years,

Miss Anna, at Seekonk, in 77th year,

Stuteley, Jr., at Wickford, aged 39 years,

Hannah, wife of George, at South Kings-
town, in 72d year.

Deacon Kent, at Barrington, aged 57 years;
leaves wife and 8 children ; sermon by Rev.
Mr. Williams, II Cor. V : 8,

Maria Elizabeth, daughter of Capt. Whipple,
aged I year,

Frances, wife of Capt. Silas, and eldest
daughter of Benjamin Brenton, of New-
port, at South Kingstown, aged 56 years,

Lydia, widow of Capt. Daniel, at Newport,
aged 76 years,

Mary, daughter of late Deacon Kent, aged
28 years, at Barrington,

Obadiah, only son of Moses, in 52d year. So-
ciety of Friends,

Mrs. Abigail, at Tiverton, aged 88 years.

James, son of Samuel N., of Providence, at
Norwich, aged about 2 years,

Abby, wife of Nicholas, Jr., and eldest daugh-
ter of late General James B., in 23d year,
at sea, on her passage to New Providence
for her health,

Benjamin, aged 57 years,

Jonathan, formerly of Seekonk, at Uxbridge,
aged 30 years. American of

July 24, 1 82 1
July 29, 1 82 1

Aug. 24, 1 82 1

Oct. 4, 1 82 1

Nov. 15, 1821

Dec. 10, 1821

Dec. 16, 1821
Feb. I, 1822

Feb. 14, 1822

March 11, 1822

March 24, 1822

April 18, 1822

May 29, 1822

July 7, 1822

July 8, 1822

July 9, 1822

Aug. 9, 1822
Aug. 13, 1822

Sept. 14, 1822

Sept. 17, 1822

Sept. 20, 1822

Oct. 15, 1822
Nov. I, 1822

Nov. 3, 1822

Nov. 7, 1822
Jan. 26, 1823

Feb. 21, 1823

618

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BROWN Lydia, wife of Lewis C, and daughter
of Noah Ballou, all of and at Cumberland,
in 3Sth year,

James, in 34th year,

Hannah, wife of Isaac, at Tiverton,

George W., at Worcester, aged 29 years,
formerly of Rehoboth,

Elizabeth W., native of Connecticut, at Nor-
folk, Va., had been employed as a teacher
in this vicinity,

Capt. John, of sloop Mary, of this port, at
Charleston, S. C,

George, native of Thompson, Ct., formerly of
Foster, at Milford, O., in 30th year,

Charles, formerly of North Kingstown, at
Pawtuxet, in 78th year,

Mrs. Anna, in 87th year,

Robert, a young Englishman, buried by the
American Consul at Tivoli, Italy. He fell
into the falls and was drowned. American
of

Capt. John J., native of Rhcde Island, near
Pensacola. American of

Leah,- wife of Allen, at Warren,

Pardon, at Middletown, aged 70 years. Amer-
ican of

John Cooke, Esq., attorney at law, at Ports-
mouth, O., aged 26 years, son of late Capt.
Elisha, of Tiverton ; was a graduate of
Brown University,

Eugene L., son of the celebrated Charles
Brockden Brown, at Philadelphia. Ameri-
can of

Sylvester, aged about 34 years,
BROWNE Edward, nephew of Col. Aaron Burr,

in Missouri. American of
BROWN Miss Elizabeth, at Newport, aged 69
years. American of

Sarah, widow of Hon. John, in 87th year,

, wife of Capt. Lawrence; was sit-
ting by the fire with a child in her arms.
She fainted and fell into the fire and so
badly burnt herself that death ensued.
American of

Hannah G., wife of Beriah, and daughter of
Benjamin Arnold, of Stanford, N. Y., at
North Kingstown, in 39th year, a member
of Society of Friends,

Henry B., grandson of late Col. Dexter, in
26th year.

March 29, 1823

April 17, 1823

May 7, 1823

June 13, 1823

Aug. 5, 1823

Aug. 18, 1823

Aug. 25, 1823

Aug. 29, 1823
Sept. 22, 1823

Sept. 23, 1823

Nov. 25, 1823
Dec. 3, 1823

Dec. 9, 1823

Dec. 19, 1823

April 9, 1824
May 28, 1824

Oct. 22, 1824

Dec. 7, 1824
Feb. 27, 1825

March 18, 1825

April 10, 1825
May s, 1825

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 619

BROWN Samuel, Esq., at Boston, aged 71 years,

native of Newport, buried there, May 22, 1825

Ann Eliza, eldest daughter of Col. Daniel, at

Boston, aged S years, 6 months, June 7, 1825

John, at almshouse, Billerica, committed sui-
cide while insane, by forcing his wooden
leg down his throat, aged 55 years. Ameri-
can of June 7, 1825

Enock, at Lunburgh, aged 49 years, June 30, 1825

John Carpenter, son of Joseph, aged i month,

21 days, July 4, 1825

Simon, aged 18, and Orin, 15, sons of Thomas.
This is the second time he has lost two
sons at once, at Clinton, N. Y. American
of July 22, 1825

William, only son of Thurston, of Little

Compton, at Providence, aged 18 years, Aug. 10, 1825

Mary Gardiner, daughter of John, at South

Kingstown, aged 13 months. American of Aug. 30, 1825

John, at Seekonk, aged 81 years. Had pro-
fessed religion more than 50 years, and 30
years member of the Baptist Church here.
American of Oct. 7, 1825

Adam, at Havana, in 25th year, Oct. 26, 1825

Jeremiah, son of Peleg, at South Kingstown.

American of Dec. 6, 1825

John, a Revolutionary soldier, shot by his

son, in Virginia. American of Dec. 6, 1825

Tabitha, daughter of Peleg, at South Kings-
town. American of Dec. 6, 1825

Abner, eldest son of Jesse, at Cumberland,

in 30th year, Jan. 22, 1826

Major Elisha, at Tiverton, suddenly, aged 63

years, Jan. 25, 1826

Bonner, Jr., (colored) in 65th year, Feb. 3, 1826

Oliver H., son of Allen, at Foster, aged 23
years, March 11, 1826

Dorcas, wife of late Obadiah M., of Society

of Friends, in 63d year, suddenly, May 13, 1826

Elisha, son of late Capt. Elisha, at Tiverton,
in 19th year. May 26, 1826

Cornelius A., infant son of late Adam, aged

4 months, 5 days, Aug. 20, 1826

Laura M., infant daughter of Samuel, Esq.,
aged I year, 8 months, Aug. 31, 1826

Lieut. Thomas S., U. S. Navy, at Auster-
litz, N. Y.; was traveling for his health.
American of Oct. 3, 1826

Dr. Preston, shot by Smith, in Ken-
tucky. American of Oct. 13, 1826

620

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BROWN Smith, at Pembroke, Mass., aged about
70 years, Society of Friends, early in

William Henry, son of John, in 4th year,

Elisha, formerly of Providence, at Pembroke,
Mass., aged 78 years. American of

Francis, at Marlow, N. H., aged 72 years ;
was at Lexington alid served in the Revo-
lution. American of

Mrs. Hannah, wife of Rev. Oliver, at Kings-
ton,

Elizabeth, widow of Dr. Simeon, at Smith-
field, aged about 105 years,

Capt. Elisha, at Boston, an officer in the
Revolution,

Mary, daughter of late Thomas, at Newport,
aged 56 years. American of

Susan, youngest daughter of Capt. Artemus,
aged 4 years,

Harriet Amelia, infant daughter of George C,
aged 13 months,

Capt. Artemus, of Concord, Mass., at Provi-
dence, in 34th year,

Eliza, daughter of Eleazer, at Uxbridge, in
1 8th year,

Capt. John, son of late William, of Newport,
at Providence, in 56th year, suddenly.
American of

Miss Lydia, aged 64 years,

Elizabeth, widow of Charles, of North Kings-
town, at Wickford, aged 70 years. Ameri-
can of

Louisa, eldest daughter of Thomas, at New-
port, aged 29 years,

Jabez, son of Nicholas, of Cumberland, R. L,
at Attleboro,

William Kent, son of Nathaniel, aged 4
months, 14 days,

Miss Deborah, formerly of Warren, at Prov-
idence, in 82d year,

John, jeweller, formerly of New York, in
Chili, aged 32 years,

William, at Smithfield, in 84th year. Amer-
ican of

Reuben, son of late Pero (colored), at Bar-
rington. American of

David and Jonathan, twin brothers, aged 31
years ; David died April 30, Jonathan May
2 ; David was seized suddenly with mental
derangement which so affected Jonathan

Dec, 1826
Dec. 9, 1826

March 20, 1827

April 20, 1827

June 4, 1827

June 7, 1827

July 23, 1827

July 31, 1827

Sept. 12, 1827

Sept. 30, 1827

Oct. 4, 1 827

Nov. 14, 1827

Dec. II, 1827
July 15, 1828

Sept. 5, 1828

Sept. 10, 1828

Dec. 19, 1828

Jan. 3, 1829

Jan. 7, 1829

Jan. 8, 1829

Feb. 10, 1829

March 3, 1829

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

621

BROWN:

that he fell also a victim ; both buried in
one grave, at South Orange, N. J. Amer-

^,ican of May 19, 1829

Fleet Greene, son of late Fleet, Esq., of Fos-
ter, at Providence, in 27th year, May 25, 1829

Mary, widow of Capt. Clarke, at East Green-
wich, funeral from the residence of her
son Col. Benjamin, died July 19, 1829

Gilbert Richmond, son of Pardon, aged 2

years, 6 months, Aug. i6, 1829

Lydia, widow of Ichabod, in 77th year, more
than 50 years member First Baptist Church, Dec. 2, 1829

Miss Sally, aged about 64 years, Dec. 3, 1829

Capt. Zebedee, aged 71 years, Jan, 2, 1830

Capt. Palatiah, at Wrentham, aged 94 years ;
soldier of the Revolution ; was at the cap-
ture of Burgoyne. American of Feb. 19, 1830

Phebe, wife of John, formerly of Smithfield,

at Adams, Mass., Feb. 20, 1830

Harriet Adeline, youngest daughter of Capt.

George L„ aged 3 years, March 4, 1830

Lucy, wife of Pardon, and daughter of Capt.
Nathaniel Armstrong, of South Kingstown,
at Middletown, aged 23 years, May 27, 1830

Mary, at Kennebunk, aged 63 years. Amer-
ican of May 28, 1 830

Capt. Simeon, at Brentwood, aged 81 years;

Revolutionary soldier. American of June 25, 1830

Arnold, son of Abraham, of Little Compton,

drowned at Tiverton, aged about 24 years, June 29, 1830

Anna, wife of Capt. Elisha, at Swanzey, aged

71 years, July 9, 1830

John (colored), was running a race with
another when he came in contact ^ith a
wagon shaft which proved fatal, at West-
erly, ^ July 14, 1830

Ann, wife of James, late U. S. Minister to
France, at Philadelphia, Oct. 19, 1830

James, at Kitanning, Penn., aged 88 years ;
was 3 years, 6 months in the War of the
Revolution. At battle of Brandywine, a
soldier who took his place a few minutes
while he fixed his flint was killed and
another fell at his right in the same battle.
American of Nov. 25, 1830

Eleanor, widow of Jeremiah, of South Kings-
town, at Newport, in 76th year, Feb. 17, 1831
Joseph, at Warwick, in 88th year, March 8, 183 1

Joseph, at Wickford, in 83d year, March 8, 1831

522 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BROWN Jane, youngest daughter of David, at

Pawtucket, March 13, 183 1

Joseph, of Portsmouth, N. H., at Concord,

N. H., aged 43 years, long known as a

wagoner. American of April 15, 1831

Mather, at Rochester, N. Y., aged 88 years,

officer of the Revolution ; was at Saratoga ;

had commanded a company under Stark at

Bennington. American of April 15, 1831

Mrs. Sally, at Lowell, aged 38 years. Amer-
ican of May 3, 1 83 1
Joseph, at Lynn, aged 70 years. American of June 10, 1831
Mary, wife of Thomas, in 53d year, July 10, 1831
Mary R., wife of William B , and daughter of

John Nichols, at South Kingstown, aged 25

years, July 11, 1831

John B., at Newport, in 36th year. Ameri-
can of Nov. II, 1831
Mrs. Sarah T., wife of Joseph M., Esq., at

Bristol, aged 24 years. American of Nov. 15,1831

Peleg, formerly of Middletown, at South

Kingstown, aged 74 years, Dec. 4, 1831

Andrew, at North Providence, in 83d year, Jan. 8, 1832

Isaac, of Wickford, seaman, at sea on board

brig Sampson, on passage from Providence

to Havana. American of Jan. 24, 1832

Susan Emily, at Paris, France, daughter of

Hon. Patrick, of Nassau, N. P., Jan. 27, 1832

Leonard Augustus, son of Samuel, aged 6

years, Feb. 13, 1832

Elisha, at North Providence, in 84th year, Feb. 14, 1832

Sarah Wilmarth, eldest daughter of Bernard,

at Johnston, in gth year, Feb. 29, 1832

Martin, at Barrington, in 59th year, June 11, 1832

Martha Ann, daughter of Richard, at North

Providence, in 8th year, July 15, 1832

Lucretia, wife of Capt. Burrill, at Smithfield,

in 32d year, Sept. 12, 1832

Beulah, wife of Jesse, Esq., at Cumberland,

aged 67 years, Oct. 5, 1832

Capt. Whipple, in 42d year, Oct. 17, 1832

Hannah P., daughter of Benedict, aged 3

years, 4 months, Jan. 10, 1833

BROWN ELL Susan, wife of Stephen Fish

Brownell, at Smithfield, aged 20 years, Sept. 21, 1809

Angelica, wife of Peter, in 20th year, Jan. 10, 1812

William, son of Thomas, in this town, in 9th

year, Feb. 18, 18 14

Susannah, wife of Isaac, in this town, in 40th

year, July 14, 18 14

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS g23

BROWNELL Stephen, in 726 year, of Society

of Friends, Nov. 23, 1815

Mrs. Hannah, at Little Compton, aged 59

years. American of April 29, 18 17

Mrs. Mary, at Little Compton, aged 93 years.

American of April 29, 1817

Philadelphia, widow of Capt. Thomas, of New-
port, at Bristol, in 57th year, suddenly, Sept. i, 1817
Ann Eliza, eldest daughter of Isaac, aged 14

years, Jan. 2, i8i8

Sylvester, at Newport, in 37th year. Amer-
ican of April 27, 1 8 19
Sarah, widow of Sylvester, at Newport, in

42d year. American of Sept. 21, 1819

Edward Mitchell, son of Thomas, aged 11

months. American of Sept. 24, 1819

Nabby, wife of Major William, at Scituate,

in 28th year, eldest daughter of Dr. Jere-
miah Cole. American of July ii, 1820
Celinda, wife of Moses, and sisterin-law of

Rev. Mr. Elton, of Newport, at Smithfield, Sept. 21, 1820
Ruth, daughter of Stephen, at Portsmouth,

in i8th year. American of Dec. 5, 1820

Mary Wightman, infant daughter of Moses,

at Seekonk, aged 4J months, Feb. i, 1821

Jonathan, Esq., soldier of the Revolution, at

Troy, Mass. American of June 8, 1821

Catharine Frances, daughter of Peter, aged

19 months, 5 days, April 2, 1822

James, only son of Col. William, at Scituate,

in 3d year, drowned in the tanyard. May 19, 1822

Angelica Sabin, daughter of Peter, aged 4

years, 4 months, Sept. 11, 1822

Elizabeth, wife of George, at Little Compton,

aged 63 years. American of Jan. 17, 1823

Ann, wife of Pardon, Esq., daughter of Dea-
con Abraham Bayley, at Little Compton,

aged 23 years, April 17, 1823

Stephen, at Little Compton, aged 82 years, Sept. 27, 1823

Anthony, at Portsmouth, aged 27 years, Feb. 12, 1824

Susannah, widow of Stephen, formerly of

Portsmouth, at Providence, in 77th year, of

Society of Friends. American of Sept. 28, 1824

Abby Maria, daughter of Sylvester, Jr., aged

2 years, 5 months, Nov. 5, 1824

Angelica Sabin, daughter of Peter, aged 20

months, Nov. 14, 1824

Charlotte D., daughter of Rt. Rev. Bishop

Brownell, at Hartford, Ct. American of May 31, 1825

Elizabeth, wife of Thomas, in 42d year, leaves

7 children, Jan. 7, 1826

624

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BROWNELL Peleg, aged 39 years,

William, at St ituate, in 76th year. American
of

Joseph, at Newport, aged about 65 years,
suddenly,

John, at Portsmouth, aged 25 years,

Charles, son of Thomas, aged ig years,

Mrs. Amelia, formerly of Newport, at Provi-
dence, in 54th year,

Thomas H., son of Benjamin, in 5th year,

Charles Henry, infant son of Thomas, aged
9 months,
BROWNING William, at North Kingstown,
aged 66 years. American of

William, at Cranston, in 48th year,

Martha, infant daughter of Potter, formerly
of South Kingstown, at Bozrah, Ct. Amer-
ican of

Jonathan, at North Kingstown, suddenly.
American of

William D., of Charlestown, R. I., at Rox-
bury, Mass., aged 20 years. American of
BROWN LOW Capt. Alexander, 8th U. S. In-
fantry; distinguished himself at defence of
Fort Rowyer, Sept. 15, 18 14, at the Canton-
ment Posse Cristianne. American of
BRUCE Mary, widow of Capt. Stephen, at Bos-
ton, aged 26 years,

Robert H., son of the late Stephen, Esq., of
Boston, in this town, aged 24 years,

Charles Henry, Esq., at New Orleans, La.,
aged 26 years ; was a lawyer and had com-
menced practice here. American of

George, of Lynn ; was passing Boston Com-
mon when a soldier discharged his gun, the
ball hit him in the knee. The leg was am-
putated and he lived 33 hours after the ac-
cident. American of

BRUNER Mr. , editor of Louisiana Gazette,

killed in a duel by Capt. Cannon, at

. New Orleans. American of
BRITNEY Sarah, wife of Robert, in this town,

in 55 th year,
BRUNSON Rev. Tillotson, D. D., at Cheshire,
for years Principal of the Episcopal Sem-
inary in that town,
BRURY Admiral, in England, killed by a fall

from his gig. American of
BRUSH John, at Woodbury, Ct., aged 43 years,
a large manufacturer of hats. American of

Jan. II, 1828

Jan. 22, 1828

April 25, 1829
June 28, 1829
July II, 183P

Sept. I, 1 83 1
June r, 1832

Oct. 2, 1832

May 2, 1820
July s, 1823

May 2 [ , 1 824

July 27, 1830

Oct. 4, 1831

Jan. 13, 1818

March 17, 18 12

April 23, 18 16

Sept. 30, 18 1 7

Oct. 19, 1824

April 25, 1820
Aug. II, 1816

Sept. 6, 1826

May 27, 1825

Sept. 22, 1829

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS

625

BRUSH Col. William, at Norwich, Chenango Co.,
ISi. Y., aged 80 years; was an officer in
the Revolution. American of '

Johannes, a seaman, drowned in the wreck
of the Packet Brig Edwina, off Hatteras,
BRYAN Mrs. Hannah, in this town, in 57th year,

Joseph Chace, of Machias, Me., seaman on
board Brig Gov. Hopkins, at sea,
BRYANT John, seaman, perished in the wreck
of the Sch. Quaker,

Mrs. Elizabeth, at Stoneham, aged 69 years.
American of

Margaret, widow of John, at Boston, aged 52
years,

Frances, of Boston, drowned in Jamaica pond,
aged 17 years,
BUCK Joel, at Plattsburg, aged 73 years, same
day, in the evening his wife Huldah same
age,
BUCH AN Capt. Edward Wise, a prisoner of war,
late commander of the Lady Provost, at
Fort Wayne, from wounds received at bat-
tle of Lake Erie, Sept. 10, 1813,

BUCKANNON , barkeeper to Mr.

Buffington, killed by lightning near Mill-
edgeville, Ga.,
BUCHANAN Rev. Claudius, D. D., a noted
English preacher and author, in England,

William B., Esq , late American Consul to the
Isle de France, died there. American of

Lieut. William Pinkney, U. S. Army,drowned
in crossing one of the branches of the
Nodawa river. American of

Rev. John, in Richmond, Va., of the Protes-
tant Episcopal Church. American of

Lloyd, Esq., at Baltimore, in 50th year.
American of

Midshipman , of U. S. Ship John Adams,

at sea. American of

Midshipman Lloyd Archibald, U. S. Navy,
in 15th year, son of Lloyd, of Baltimore, at
Havana, of the fever. American of

Dr. Joseph, at Louisville, Ky., in 44th year.
American of

BUCKHOUT , at Philadelphia, suicide, he

placed a gun the muzzle to his mouth and
discharged it with his toes,
BUCKLEY , killed by her husband, in a pas-
sion, at Glenham, Dutchess Co., N. Y.,

John, native of Lancaster, England, aged 42
years, drowned,

June 18, 1830

June 3, 1832
July 18, 1813

June i8, 1822

March 6, 1820

Sept. II, 1829

May 4, 1830

July 22, 1832

May 27, 1 83 1

Feb. 23, 1 8 14

March 28, 1813
Feb. 19, 181 5
Nov. 10, 1815

Nov. 22, 1822
Dec. 31, 1822
Dec. 26, 1823
Sept. 9, 1825

Oct. 4, 1825
Sept. 25, 1829

Feb. 18, 1 83 1

May 28, 1828

May 3, 1829

626

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BUCKLIN Jeremiah, at Smithfield, in 70th year,
Arnold Dexter, eldest son of David, of Reho-

both,
Mrs. Lurana, in this town, in 39th year,
Dea. Joseph, at Seekonk, at an advanced age,
Edward,son of the late Nehemiah.at Seekonk.

American of
George, son of the late Nehemiah, at See-
konk. American of
Nehemiah, in this town, in 75th year,
Amey, widow of Dea. Joseph, at Seekonk, in

69th year,
Henry, son of William, in 7th year,
Elizabeth Godfrey, daughter of George, aged

10 months, 19 days,
Amey, widow of John, of Pawtucket, at Lud-
low, Mass., in 71st year,
Gardner, of Pawtucket, drowned near Thur-
ber's Mills, North End, while under mental
derangement,
Arnold D., son of Nathan, aged 11 months,
Henry, son of Rev. Sylvester F., at Marl-
boro, Mass., aged 11 years; 12 days be-
fore while playing ball was hit in stomach
by the ball which finally caused death.
American of
Prescilla, widow of Nehemiah, in 79th year,
Sarah A., wife of George, daughter of Ben-
jamin Davis, deceased, in 32d year,
Ebenezer, at Seekonk, in 80th year. Amer-
ican of
John Henry, son of William, in 8th year,
David, at Pawtucket, in 68th year,
Mr. , at Seekonk, of the cholera. Amer-
ican of
BUCKMINSTER Rev. Joseph Stevens, pastor
of Brattle St. Church, Boston, aged 28
years, obituary in next number.
Rev. Joseph, D.'D., of Portsmouth, N. H., at
Hartwell's Inn, Vt.,
BUDLONG Capt. Samuel, at Warwick, in 84th
year ; sermon by Rev. Mr. Jacobs, Job
xxxi, 14,
William Russell, son of James, at Pawtucket,

aged 3 months, 17 days,
Lydia, wife of Capt. Samuel, and daughter
of late Nehemiah Atwood, at Warwick, in
2 1 St year,
James, at Warwick, aged 50 years,
Sylvester, at Centreville, Warwick, in 38th
year,

Dec. 9, 1808

July IS, 1811
Feb. 24, 1813
Nov. 12, 1815

Jan. 16, 1816

Jan. 16, 1816
June 8, 1817

Jan. 9, 1819
April I, 1 82 1

July 27, 1822

June 30, 1823

Feb. 19, 1824
Oct. 3, 1824

May 13, 1825
May 19, 1825

June 6, 1825

May 26, 1829
March 19, 1830
March 10, 1832

Sept. 25, 1832

June 9, 1812
June 10, 1812

Dec. 16, t8i6
Sept. 28, 1821

Nov. 24, 1 82 1
Aug. 21, 1822

March 19, 1824

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 627

BUDLONG Philip, of Richmond, Va., at War-
wick, in 37th year, Nov. i, 1825

Capt. Job, at Providence, in S8th year. May 9, 1827

Joseph R., infant son of George W., Nov. 29, 1827

Ann Maria, at Warwick, in 27th year, Oct. 28,' 1828

Abby, wife of James E. and daughter of
Capt. John Johnson, of Newport, at Provi-
dence, in 28th year, Feb. 2, 1829

Henry A., son of late Capt. Job, aged 19

years, Feb. S, 1829

Mary Elizabeth, infant daughter of James E.,

aged S months, 8 days. Feb. 15, 1829

Samuel, only son of Gen. Samuel, in 9th

year, June 2, 1829

Mary Elizabeth, daughter of Gen. Samuel,

aged 13 months, April 16, 1832

Tabitha, wife of John, at Warwick, in 52nd

year, Dec. 10, 1832

BUFFINGHAM Mason, at Swanzey, in 3Sth

year, Dec. S, 1822

BUFFINGTON James, at Swanzey, aged 70

years, of Society of Friends, March 13, 1826

Phebe, wife of Job, at Swanzey, in 63d year, April 28, 1830

Sarah, wife of Benjamin, at Somerset, Sept. 20, 1831

BUFFINTON Major Samuel, at Worthington,
aged about 70 ; was a lieutenant in the
Revolution and a captain of militia under
Gen. Sheperd, sent out to suppress Shay's
Rebellion. American of March 16, 1830

BUFFUM Waite, daughter of David, aged 24

years, at Newport, Dec. 31, 1809

John Gould, only son of Arnold, at Pomfret,

Ct., aged 9 months, 21 days, April 26, 181 4

Sabra, daughter of the late Joshua, at Smith-
field, in 13th year. American of May 12, 1815

Gaskill, at Providence, June 29, 18 19

Mary Anthony, daughter of Arnold, at Smith-
field, in 3rd year. American of June 16, 1820

Elizabeth, at Newport, in 70th year, July 3, 1821

Miss Amey, at Newport, aged 74 years, Sept. 25, 1822

Joseph W., son of Stephen, at Smithfield,

in 22nd year, Aug. 10, 1824

Peleg A., second son of Hon. Thomas, in

2 1st year, April 12, 1826

Maria Arnold, infant daughter of Horace, F'eb. 27, 1828

J.ydia, wife of William, in 64th year, at

Smithfield, July 10, 1828

Moses Henry, only son of Moses, at Mendon,

aged 14 months, Aug. 2, 1828

David, at Newport, aged 85 years, of Society

of Friends, May 19, 1829

628 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BUFFUM William, at Smithfield, in 88th year,

of Society of Friends, Aug. 27, 1829

Albert Arnold, son of Thomas, at North-
bridge, suddenly, in 13th year, Aug. 28, 1830
BUGBEE Samuel, at .Ashford, Ct., aged 18

years. American of Jan. 16, 1824

Jerusha, wife of Capt. Chester, daughter of
Ezra Blake, of Wrentham, at Attleboro, in
37th year, Jan. 5, 1825

BULGER Hugh, killed by a blast from a rock, June 30, 1828

BULKLEY Rev. Barzillai, rector of St.
George's Church, at Flushing, L. I. Amer-
ican of April 25,1820
BULL John, at Newport, in 74th year. Ameri-
can of Dec. 6, 1808

Ephraim, at Steuben, N. Y., aged 40 years ;
while insane hung himself; he had killed
his only son, a lad of 10 years ; had pre-
viously held offices of trust and considered
a good citizen. American of April 21, 1815

William, at Philadelphia, aged 77 years,
an eminent merchant. American of June 18, 18 16

Head, a Seminole chief, at East Florida;
his four handsome horses and favorite
negro was burnt over his giave according
to custom. American of Sept. 18, 1818

Jirah, at Milford, Ct., aged 46 years; post-
master of that town for upwards of 20
years. American of Jan. 9, 1824

Dr. Isaac, at Hartford, Ct., aged 84 years;
well known druggist and apothecary.
American of Nov, 19, 1824

Sarah, widow of William, at Newport, in 8ist
year. American of Dec. 29, 1829

BULLARD Samuel, youngest son of Baruck,

aged 21 years, at Uxbridge. American of Sept. i, 1820

Mary Ann, wife of Samuel P., and eldest
daughter of late William Burr, at Ware,
Mass., in 24th year, Dec. 2, 1824

Isaac, aged 54 years (Masonic honors), Aug. 31, 1825

Arba, at Rutland, Mass., aged 30 years, in-
stantly killed by falling of a tree. Amer-
ican of Oct. II, 1825

Betsey, wife of Dana, formerly of Framing-
ham, at Worcester, Jan. 29, 1826
BULLOCK Col. William, at Rehoboth, aged 95

years. American of Dec. 28, 1810

Mary Ann, daughter of Capt. Israel, in this
town, aged 7 months, Jan. 18, 1814

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN- DEATHS 629

BULLOCK Capt. Israel, in this town, in 34th

year, Feb. 3, 1814

Stephen, Esq., at Rehoboth, in 8ist year;
member of convention that framed the
State Constitution ; Representative to the
General Assembly, and M. C; in 1797 a
Judge of County Court, and State Senator
for some years ; member of Governor's

Council. He retired from office in 1810, Feb. 2, 1816

William, son of Jabez, at Seekonk, in 22d

year, Dec. 23, 1817

Lieut. William H., of 4th Regiment, U. S.

Infantry, in Georgia, killed in a duel with

muskets at 8 paces. American of May [4, 1819

Benjamin Smith, son of Nathaniel, Esq., at

Bristol, aged i year, 5 months, 15 days, Nov. 10, 1819

Nathaniel, formerly of Bristol, at Charleston,

S. C, where he had resided a long time.

American of April 25, 1820

Anna, widow of Jabez, at Seekonk, Aug. 29, 1820

Dorcas, widow of Capt. James, at Rehoboth,

in 90th year, Nov. 8, 1820

Nancy Cole, daughter of Cole, at Attleboro,

aged 4 years, 6 months, June 7, 1821

Mehitable, widow of Dr. Jesse, at Freetown,

aged 84 years, July 21, 1822

Calvin, at Rehoboth, in 71st year, Oct. 15, 1822

Mary, wife of Simeon, at Bristol, aged 76

years, Feb. 21, 1824

Thomas, at Taunton, aged 25 years. Amer-
ican of Feb. 18, 1825
Rev. Christopher, at Parsonfield, Me., for-
merly of Scituate, R". I., aged 64 years, April 23, 1825
Catharine, wife of Jabez, at Wickford. Amer-
ican of ■ Sept. 30, 182 s
Joseph, at Barrington, Aug. 13, 1828
Ruth, wife of Hon. Nathaniel, and daughter

of late Stephen Smith, Esq , at Bristol,

aged 38 years, Nov. 11, 1829

Jabez, at Seekonk, aged 61 years, Dec. 27, 183 1

Richard, formerly of Attleboro, at Providence,

in 73d year, J"ne 6, 1832

Abigail U., wife of Jabez, at Wickford, Oct. 17, 1832

Abel, at Rehoboth, aged 53 years, Dec. 26, 1832

BULOW Gen. Count, in Germany, aged 61

years. American of ^ April 30, 18 16

BUMP Benjamin, (colored) at Richmond, aged ^ ^ , „ ^

about 80 years, 50 vears a Baptist preacher, Sept. 16, 18 15
Mrs. Susannah, at an advanced age, at North

Providence ^^°- ^°' '^^S

Mrs. Elizabeth, in 80th year, May 16, 1831

530 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BUNCE Capt. Jared, at Philadelphia, aged 73

years, served in the Revolution and was

long a commander of a Georgia Packet

out of that port. American of June i, 1832

BUNKER Daniel, of Beverly, Mass., at sea on

board Ship Asia, Sept. 10, 1822

Abigail, widow of William, at Nantucket,

aged 78 years. American of Dec. 2, 1824

Capt. George, Sen., aged 87 years. He com-
manded in 1791 the Ship Washington, of
Nantucket, which was one of the first
American whalers that doubled Cape Horn.
On the 23d he wandered several miles
from home and could not be found till
next morning when his corpse was discov-
ered in a swamp on the edge of a pond.
American of June i, 1827

Paul, of Nantucket, aged 26 years, mate of
Ship Peruvian, killed at sea in the act of
taking a whale. American of July 13, 1827

Joseph, at Barnstead, June 23, 1830

?/[rs. Olive, at Barnstead, aged 56 years, of
grief, that caused mental derangement and
suicide, June 24, 1830

BUNKS Edmund P., at Easton, Md., aged 24
years, late editor of Belvedere Apollo.
He took an effective leave of his readers
some months since m an article "The I^ost
Paragraph." He had burst a blood vessel
which rendered his recovery hopeless.
American of June 15, 1830

BURBANK Blucher, son of Abner, about 2

years, at Taunton, Oct. 12, 1821

Bethiah, wife of Leonard, formerly of Taun-
ton, at Sharon, aged 20 years, Feb. 14, 1824

Lucy, wife of Gen. Caleb, at Millbury, Mass.,
aged 58 years. American of Feb. 17, 1824

Abner, at Taunton, aged 53 years. American
of Nov. I, 1825

George, only child of George, at Taunton, July 17, 1827

BURCH Capt. Joseph, commander of the Reve-
nue Cutter, at Wilmington, N. C. Amer-
ican of March 12, 1822

Capt. Benjamin, at Washington, D. C, sol-
dier of the Revolution, aged 72 years, for
22 years doorkeeper U. S. House of Rep-
resentatives, May s, 1832
BURDICK Lawton, at Newport, in 43d year.

American of June 20, 1809

RHODK ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 631

BURDICK Mrs, Mary, widow of Lawton, at

Newport, aged 39 years; was daughter of

the late Col. Willia'm Tew. American of Nov. 16, 1813

William, late editor of Boston Evening Ga-
zette, at Boston. American of June 3, 1817
Billings, at Newport, in 6sth year. American

of Sept. 14, 1819

William, son of Jesse, at Newport, in i6th

year. American of Oct. 15, 1819

Sarah G., wife of Rev. Henry, at Newport,

in 47th year. American of Oct. 10, 1820

Ira K., of Westerly, at Norfolk, Va., aged 23

years, Aug. 31, 1821

Jesse, at Newport, in 46th year, drowned, Sept. 25, 1821

Freelove, widow of Jesse, daughter of Capt.

William Starr, late of Groton, dec, at

Newport, aged 42 years, Dec. 30, 1S21

Capt. Billings, late master of Sch. Diedamia,

of Newport, at Africa, Dec. — , 1822

Mercy, wife of Benjamin, at Newport, aged

67 years, Jan. i, 1823

Susannah, wife of Jonathan, at Newport,

aged 54 years, Jan. 2, 1823

Stephen, at Newport, aged 34 years. Amer-
ican of Feb. 25, 1823
Catharine, widow of James, at Newport, aged

86 years, June 15, 1823

Mrs. , wife of Dudley, at Voluntown, Ct.,

aged 52 years ; she hung herself with a

skein of yarn. American of May 11, 1824

Sarah, wife of John, at Newport, aged 47, July 7, 1824

Dr. Henry N., son of Rev. Henry, at Stoning-

ton, Ct., aged 27 years. American of Oct. 11, 1825

Rowland, late of Westerly, at Georgetown,

S. C, m 27th year, Jan. 2, 1826

Henry, son of late Billings, of Newport, at

Antwerp, aged 28 years, mate of ship New-
port, July 20, 1826
Jonathan T., was washed from Price's Rocks,

Newport, and drowned, while fishing, June 2, 1830

BURDITT John, at Charlestown, aged 62 years.

American of July 30, 1830

BURDSALL Richard, Jr., of Society of Friends,

at Trenton, N. J., in 3Sth year. American

of Aug. 12, 1823

BURDEN Samuel, of Tiverton, in 29th year, at

sea, on board ship Tyre, on her passage

from New Orleans, June 14, 1812

Thomas, at Warren, aged 85 years, Feb. 2, 1825

Isaac, son of Isaac, at Bristol, aged 7 years.

American of Aug. 2, 1825

632

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BURDEN Huldah, widow of William, at Johns-
ton, aged 8 1 years,
BURGESS John Curran, an infant,
Philip, at Newport, aged 78 years,
Samuel, son of Samuel, in Cranston, aged 7

years,
Icbabod, at Little Compton, in 8ist year,
Mary Ann, wife of Danforth, at Pawtucket,

aged 22 years. American of
Benjamin, aged 52 years,
Mary, wife of William, at Olneyville, in 31st

year,
Sarah, widow of Philip, at Newport, aged 83

years. American of
Joseph, executed for murder, in Virginia.

American of
Sarah, widow of John, at Cumberland in 56th

year. American of
Mrs. Mary, at Foster, aged 45 years,
Abby Elizabeth, daughter of Hon. Tristam,

aged 20 years,
Mary Harriet, youngest daughter of Hon.

Tristam, at Seekonk, in 14th year,
Cornelia Arnold, daughter of Hon. Tristam,

aged 23 years.
Welcome Arnold, son of Hon. Tristam, at

North Providence, aged 27 years, attorney

at law,
Capt. Lemuel, of Wareham, aged 53 years,

perished in shipwreck of sloop Keziah, off

Clark's Point,
Jacob, son of James P., aged 4 years,
Joseph, at Cranston, died while sitting in his

chair ; was a soldier of the Revolution,

aged 73 years,
BURGS Mary Ann, wife of Daniel, at Boston,

suicide,
BURKE Walter, Esq., in England, aged 76

years, oldest purser of the navy ; was on

the Victory at Trafalgar. Nelson died m

his arms American of
Capt. Richard, at Newport asylum, in 74th

year. American of
Edmund, son of William, at East Greenwich,

in 2ist year ; death supposed to be caused

from eating raw quahogs,
Thomas, of the theatres, at Baltimore. Amer-
ican of
Joseph, at Warner, N. H., aged 71 years,

soldier of the Revolution. American of

Oct 5, 1827
Feb. II, 1809
Jan. 13, 1814

Aug. 12, 1820
Oct. 18, 1 82 1

June 7, 1822
Oct. 8, 1822

April 15, 1824

Sept. 7, 1824

July 19, 1825

July 22, 1825
June 26, 1826

Aug. 31, 1826

Sept. 9, 1827

Oct. 18, 1827

Aug. 25, 1828

Nov 20, 1828
March 26, 1829

April 16, 1829
May 7, 1 83 1

Dec. I, 1815
Feb. 25, 1823

June 13, 1824
June 21, 1825
May 22, 1829

KHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS

633

BURKE Phebe, wife of Reuben, at Fields Point,
aged 47 years,
George, of Greenwich, R. I., a seaman on
board brig Union of this port, at sea, on
passage from New York to Savannah,
George, of Greenwich, R. I., at sea, lost
overboard from brig Union, on passage
from New York to Savannah,
BURLEIGH Hon. William, Representative in
Congress from York Co., Me., at South
Berwick,
BURLING Elizabeth W., late of Natchez,

widow of Col. Walter, at Worcester,
BURLINGAME Anna, wife of Samuel, at Cran-
ston, in 24th year,
Josiah, at Cranston, in 47th year. American

of
Mary, wife of Esek, at Johnston, in 43d year,
Charles, late of Meriden, Ct., at Cincinnati,

O., aged 28 years. American of
Lydia, widow of Benjamin, at Coventry, in

8 1 St year,
Marcy, daughter of Charles, at Smithfield, in

20th year,
Eliza Ann, wife of Richard, Jr., and daughter
of Richard Aldrich, at Glocester, in 25th
year,
Rachal, wife of Caleb, at Cranston, in 77th
year,
BURLINGHAM Esek, at Coventry, in 78th

year,
BURN AP Rev. Jacob, D. D., aged 73 years, at
Merrimac, N. H. American of

BURNETT Dr. , author of History of

Music, in England, aged 88 years. Amer-
ican of
Mrs. Lydia, at Barre, Mass., aged gi years.
By her first husband, Noah Ripley, late of
Barre, she had 19 children, her grand-
children were 105 and great grandchildren
96. American of
James, formerly of Canterbury, Ct., at Provi-
dence, aged 69 years,
BURNHAM John. He killed his wife, for
which crime he has been sent to state
prison for 10 years. American of
Henry, M. D., at New York, in 25th year ;
was 2d son of Michael, Esq., proprietor of
the Evening Post. American of

Jan. 21, 1831

March 30, 1832

March 30, 1832

July 9, 1827

Nov. II, 1821

June 12, 1813

May 21, 1819
Jan. 22, 1821

Sept. 27, 1822

Jan. 13, 1823

Oct. 2, 1824

Nov. I, 1825
May II, 1827
April 2, 1823

Jan. 4, 1822

July IS, 1814

July 19, 1816
March 25, 1824

July 29, 1825

Feb. 23, 1830

634

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BURNS Mrs. , the venerable mother of

Robert, the poet, in Scotland, in 88th
year. American of

March 24,
Sept. 22
April 3

Walter, at Newport, in 83d year, a pensioner

of the Revolution,

Mrs. Anna, at Grants Braes, East Lothian,

Scotland ; was the eldest sister of the poet,

BURNSIDE Thomas E., killed in a duel with

George Crawford, in Georgia. American

of Feb. 8

BURR Eliza, eldest daughter of Col. James, in

this town, in 22d year, Dec. 14

Olney, formerly of this town, at Sheffield,

Mass., aged 36 years, March — .

William, in this town, in 38th year, Nov. 24

James, at Rehoboth, in 47th year, Sept. 17

Mrs. Hannah, widow of Capt. Isaac, at Reho-
both, in 84th year, Dec. 17
Miss Sally, in this town. May 4,
Elisha, at Rehoboth, in 80th year, Nov. 5
Nathaniel, at Rehoboth, aged ']^ years, Jan. 21
William Taylor, son of Col. Christopher, aged

18 months, Aug. i r

Sylvanus, eldest son of Isaac, of Rehoboth,

at Booneville, N. Y., in 45th year, Dec. 10

Molly, wife of Isaac, at Rehoboth, in 64th

year, June 21

Alfred, son of Col. Christopher, aged 18

months, Aug. 12

Miss Mary, aged 57 years, Aug. 4

James, Jr., son of Col. James, of Providence,

at Mobile, in 31st year. Middle of Aug.

Joshua, in 85th year, Oct. 27,

David, Esq., Clerk of Fairfield Co. Court,

found dead in bed, Feb. 24

Aaron W., son of Stephen, aged i year, 9

months, 21 days, May i

James Courtney, infant son of Stephen, Aug. 12

Henry Martin, son of Martin, aged 15 months, Oct. 23
Col. James, aged 65 years, Feb. 19,

Capt. Rufus, at Warren, in 64th year, March 16

Helen Maria, infant daughter of George T.,

at Pawtucket, aged 17 months, April 20.

Mary, widow of Levi, at North Providence,

in 90th year, April 2 1

Isaac, at Rehoboth, aged 72 years, July 30

Joseph, at Manchester, Vt., aged 54 years ;
gave his fortune to public benefits. Amer-
ican of May 2
Julia, daughter of Capt. Caleb H., at Reho-
both, aged 21 years, March 13

1820
1821
1832

1828

1808

1809
1810
1811

1811
1814
1815
1818

1819

1820

1821

1821
1822

1824
1824

1825

1825
1825
1825
1826
1826

1827

1827
1827

1828
1831

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

635

BURR Frances, infant daughter of Henry L.,
aged 9 months,
Capt. Henry L., aged 29 years, son of late

Col. James,
Lydia Wilson, daughter of late David, in 7Sth
year,
BURRILL Elizabeth, wife of James, in this

town, aged 63 years,
BURRELL Sarah, wife of James, Jr., Esq., and
daughter of the late Dr. Jonathan Arnold,
of St. Johnsbury, Vt., in this town, in 37th
year,
Col. George R., at Johnston, aged 48 years,
James, Jr., at Washington, D. C, Senator
from Rhode Island, Dec. 25, 1825. (Paper
in mourning.) American of
Major Jacob, at Newburyport, aged 83 years,

soldier in the Revolution. American of
George, formerly of Lynn, Mass., at Louis-
ville, Ky. American of
BURRILL Nathaniel, at Lynn, Mass., aged 27

years. American of
BURRELL Dr. William, at New York City,
aged 68 years. American of
Sarah, wife of James, in 47th year,
James, in 82d year,
George M., of Providence, at the Sandwich

Islands, in 24th year,
James A., only son of late Hon. James, Jr.,
at East Greenwich, aged 23 years,
BURRILL John, at Thompson, Ct., in 91st year,
soldier in the French War ; was one of the
regiment of 400 who went to the West
Indies in 1762 ; was present at the taking
of Havana and Moro Castle, and probably
the last survivor of that band. American
of
Anthony, drowned near Ipswich Bar. Amer-
ican of
BURRETT Martha, wife of Peter, at Lisbon,
(Hanover Society), Ct., aged 29 years.
American of
BURROUGH Mrs. Hannah, in this town, aged

64 years,
BURROUGHS Mrs. Catharine A., wife of
Henry, and youngest daughter of the late
David Greene, at Boston, aged 22 years.
American of
Peleg, aged 29 years,

Aug. 16, 1831

Dec. S, 1831

Dec. II, 1 83 1

March i, 1811

July 17, 1814
Feb. 19, 1818

Jan. 2, 1 82 1

Jan. 8, 1822

Oct. II, 1822

May 6, 1823

March 23, 1824
Sept. 22, 1824
Dec. 15, 1825

Sept. 28, 1826
Dec. 28, 1831

Feb. 7, 1832
June 19, 1832

Nov. 18, 1823
Feb. 14, 1 8 16

June 20, 1 817
Sept. 6, 1 82 1

636 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BURROUGH Capt. Sidney H., formerly of

Providence, at Richmond, Va., about 40

years, Oct. 24, 1821

Cant. Edward, aged 40 years, Oct. 30, 1821

BURROUGHS William C, at Newport, in 36th

year, Dec. 2, 1821

BURROUGH Seabury Soule, son of Robert S.,

in 23d year, member Junior Class, Brown

University, April 24, 1824

Sarah, wife of James, in 47th year, Oct. 7> 1824

BURROUGHS Elizabeth Allen, daughter of

Capt. John, at Newport, aged 7 years, sud-
denly, Aug. 20, 1826
Sarah, wife of Greene, and daughter of late

Dea. William Tilley, at Newport, in 67th

year, Nov. 17, 1830

BURROWS Isaac, at Wrightstown, Penn., his

daughter 12 years and son 7 years of age,

drowned by breaking through the ice.

American of Jan. 18, 1814

Jeremiah, at Boston, aged 60 years, dropped

dead while at work. American of March 16, 1824

Benjamin Rice, son of Benjamin, in 3d year, April 20, 1826

Amey, infant daughter of John R., aged 10

months. May 2, 1826

George, son of William, aged 12 years, at

Pawtuxet, July 6, 1826

Waitey Arnold, infant daughter of Benjamin, July 7, 1826

Robey Gerauld, infant daughter of Joseph,

aged 25 months, Dec. 19, 1827

Webster, drowned near Ipswich Bar. Ameri-
can of June 19, 1832
BURT Simeon, Esq., at Berkeley, Mass., in 67th

year, Feb. 22, 18 10

Sophia Brown, in this town, aged 8 years, Dec. 18, 1812

Mrs. Susannah, at Newport, in 8ist year.

American of Sept. 29, 1820

Ruth, widow, at Taunton, aged 62 years, April 12, i82t

Scipio (colored), at Bristol, aged 63 years ;

had been sexton of Congregational church

34 years, June 20, 1821

Betsey, widow of Daniel, at Taunton, aged 83

years, Dec. 14, 1821

Enos, Esq., at Taunton, aged 62 years.

American of April 12, 1822

Mary Ann, of Newport, eldest daughter of

Frederick, aged 22 years, at Providence, Nov. 11, 1822

Sally Barney, daughter of Allen, at Taunton.

American of Sept. 19, 1823

Enos, his infant son, died at Warren. Amer-
ican of May 27, 1825

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS §37

BURT Abigail, wife of Edward, at Taunton,

aged 55 years. American of July i, 1825

Edward, at Taunton, aged 63 years. Ameri-
can of July 22, 1825

Samuel, son of Capt. Joseph, at Warren, aged

3 years, Nov. i, 1826

Abel, at Taunton, aged 80 years, Nov. 23, [826

David, son of David, at Providence, aged 2
years, 6 months, Jan. i, 1828

Mary, wife of David, in 37th year, Oct. 27, 1828

David, at Taunton, aged 89 years, June 9, 1829

David, at Sutton, Mass., in 75th year, March 9, 1832

BURTIS Paul, drowned, Sept. 5, 181 5

BURTON Rosannah, widow of George, at

Cranston, in 67th year, Oct. 31, 1817

Major O., late U. S. Army, at Havana, Cuba.

American of April 6, 1821

John, Esq., at Cranston, in gist year, for-
merly judge in Court of Common Pleas, May 31, 1824

David, son of George, Esq., at Cranston, in

2istyear. American of Sept. 9, 1825

Sheldon, at Centreville, aged 27 years, April 17, 1826

Jonathan B., son of Jonathan B., at Warren,

aged 3 years. American of Aug. 29, 1826

Hannah, daughter of George, at Cranston, in

22d year, Jan. 8, 1828

BURWELL William A., at Washington, D. C,
member of House of Representatives from
Virginia for 15 years, burial at Baltimore, Feb. 16, 1821

BUTCHER Sarah, in 4Sth year, Dec. 17, 1813

BUTE Marquis of, a Scotch nobleman, at

Geneva. American of April 4, 181 5

BUTLER James, drowned in New York Har-
bor, Dec. 20, 1808

Sarah, wife of Samuel, Jr., and daughter of
the late Stephen Whipple, Esq., of Smith-
field, in this town, in 50th year, Sept. i, 181 1

Joseph A., eldest son of Samuel, Jr., in 22d

year, Oct. 14, 181 1

Samuel, in this town, aged 85 years, a native
of Martha's Vineyard, but came early to
this town, June 29, 181 3

Samuel, merchant, in 59th year, Dec. 11, 1814

David, drowned at Field's Point, in the great
storm of Sept. 23, 181 5

William, son of Joseph, in this town, in 19th

year, Sept. 14, 181 6

Stephen Whipple, son of late Simeon, Esq.,

in this town, in i6th year, July 28, 18 17

Mary, widow of Samuel, Esq., at Providence,

in 88th year, Jan. i, 1819

638

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BUTLER John Conrad, in 86th year. Ameri-
can of

Thomas, seaman, perished in the wreck of
the Sch. Quaker,

Nabby, wife of Capt. Joseph, in 42d year,

William Henry, son of Capt. Joseph, aged 3
months, 14 days,

Justus, at New Haven, Ct , aged 55 years, a
well known innkeeper. American of

Rebecca, wife of Samuel, at Edgartown, aged
27 years,

Samuel, of Providence, at sea, on board Brig
Radius, from Matanzas. American of

Capt. James C, at Pittsburg, Penn.; was
killed by a wad fired by one of his men
while drilling them in platoon firing.
American of

Major Peirce, at Philadelphia, aged 'j'] years ;
the Major was one of the five delegates
sent from South Carolina, to Philadelphia,
on the adoption of the National Constitu-
tion,

Hannah, widow, at Cholin, Ct., aged 68
years. American of

Benjamin (colored), formerly of Providence,
at Port au Prince,

Anthony W., in 23d year, nephew of Gen.
Jackson, at sea, on passage from New Or-
leans, to New York. American of

Frances, wife of Norman, and daughter of
late John Bours, Esq., of Newport, at New
Yorlc, brought to Newport by steam Doat
Fulton for burial. American of

John, of Boston, laborer, at Fort Adams, aged
40 years ; killed by a falling bank. Amer-
ican of

Miss Elizabeth W. in 33d year,

Mrs. Hannah, at Hudson, N. Y., in 50th year,
was found dead in her bed American of

William, at Northampton, aged 68 years.
He established the Hampshire Gazette
1786, and continued it 29 years. American
of
Aaron, at Boston, aged 43 years. American
of

Rhoda, daughter of Lieut. David, of Pelham,
N. H., at Concord, N. H., found in her bed
dead. American of
BUTTERSWORTH William, at Vincentown,
from a bite of a spider,

Nov. 5, 1819

March 6, 1820
May 8, 1820

Aug. 3, 1820

Jan. 30, 1821

Jan. 30, 1 82 1

June I, 1821

Oct. s, 1 82 1

Feb. 15, 1822

Jan. 9, 1824

July 12, 1824

Nov. 19, 1824
March 29, 1825

Sept. 2, 1825
Feb. 7, 1829

Oct. 16, 1829

March 22, 1831
March 26, 1830

June 13, 1831
Aug. 28, 1829

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS (J39

BUTTMAN John, infant son of William, aged 17

iiUl IS Benjamin, wife and niece, m the burn-
ing of the Richmond, Va., Theatre, Dec. 26, 181 1

Isaac, in this town, in 44th year, July 11 1816

Joseph B., at Norfolk, Va., in 21st year,
drowned; was of Providence, Jan. 7, 181 8

Ann Maria, infant daughter of James E., at

Providence, aged 8 months, Dec. 8, 1819

John, from Rhode Island, at New Orleans,

aged 38 years. American of Sept. 28, 1821

Enoch, of Warren, at sea, on board brig Aze-
nora, of this port, on passage from Hon-
duras, in 20th year, Aug. 26, 1823

James, eldest son of James E., aged 3 years,

3 months, Nov. 27, 1824

David Atwood, infant son of James E., April 13, 1826

Mrs. Hannah, wife of Coggeshall, at New-
port, aged 69 years, July 22, 1826

Mary Elizabeth, daughter of Samuel W., in

Sthyear, Sept. 27, 1826

George Washington, son of Henry, at North
Providence, aged 20 years, Dec. 9, 1827

Lydia, of Boston, widow of Noah, at Provi-
dence, in 60th year, Feb. J 6, 1828

Benjamin, of Rehoboth, at Providence, in

30th year, Jan. 8, 1829

Mrs. Mary, at New Bedford, aged 42 years.

American of Aug. 10, 1830

Lucy Ann, daughter of Samuel W., aged 14
months, Sept. 12, 1830

BUSH Richard, at Newport, in 97th year.

American of June 19, 18 10

Lieut. , killed on board the U. S. Frig-
ate Constitution, in action with the Guer-
riere, Aug. 19, 18 12

Lieut. William S., Lieut, of Marines, killed
on board U. S. Frigate Constitution, in
action with the Guerriere, Aug. 20, 1812

Thomas, at Taunton, aged 36 years, of firm
of Crocker, Bush & Richmond. American
of Dec. 12, 1817

Eunice, wife of Richard, at Newport, in 39th
year. American of Sept. 7, 18 19

William S., son of the late John S., of New-
port, aged 22 years, at sea, Sept. 21, 18 19

Catharine, at Taunton, aged 70 years, widow
of Joseph, of Boston, July 10, 1827

Nancy, wife of Arnold H., and daughter of
late Newton Waldron, at Bristol, aged 23
years, April 29, 1828

640

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

New York, in 50th

at St. John's, N. B.,
rector of the city and

BUSHEE Consider, at Providence, suddenly,
aged 43 years,
Luther, in 43d year,

BUSTARD Andrew, at
year. American of

BYLES Rev. Matthew,
aged 80 years, late
chaplain of the district,

BYNUM Turner, editor of Greenville, S. C,
Sentinel, killed in a duel with Mr. Perry,
in South CaroHna. American of

BYRANT Thomas, passenger, killed by the ex-
plosion of the boiler of the steamer S. B.
Kenawha, on the Ohio, at the mouth of
the Gunandotte,

BYRD Mrs. Mary, widow of Col. William, at
Westover, Va., in 74th year,
Major Richard W., attorney at law, in Vir-
ginia, suddenly, aged 40 years,
C. W., judge U. S. District Court of Ohio,
at West Union, O.,

BYRNE John, of Gunboat No. 48, killed acci-
dentally in the bay,

BYRNES Patrick, at Philadelphia, in 73d year,
formerly .of Dublin, Ire.; was a bookseller.
American of

BYRON Lord, at Missolonghi, Greece ; his
mains were sent to England for burial,

re-

July 27, 1827
May 27, 1829

Aug. 2, 1825

March I2, 1814

Sept. 7, 1832

June 24, 1829

March. 28, 1814

Oct. 16, 1815

Aug. 25, 1828

June 22, 1813

March i, 1814
April 19, 1824