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Vital Record of Rhode Island.

1636=18^0.

KIRST SERIES.

BIRTHS, MARKIAGES AND DEATHS.

A Family Register for the People.

By James N. Arnold,

Editor of the Narragansett Historical Register,

** Is Nly Name Written in ttie Boole of Life?"

VOL. XXI.

Rhode Island American:
Deaths C to S.

1912

Published under the auspices of the General Assembly.
Published June 15, 1912.

PROVIDENCE, K. I.:

NARRAGANSETT HISTORICAL PUBLISHING COMPANY.

1912.

COPYRIGHTED IN THE OFFICE OF THE LIBRARIAN OF CONGRESS
AT WASHINGTON, D. C.

INTRODUCTION.

The Compiler presents with this volume the twenty-first of the
series, which he thinks is fully as interesting as any of those that
have preceded it. The matter herein presented deals only with the
deaths taken from the issues of the Rhode Island American, con-
tinued from last volume from B to the end of the letter S.

Again we are thankful to the General Assembly for their pub-
lic courtesy towards us in this publication.

We have before expressed our appreciation and thankfulness
to our friends who have spoken ' kindly of our work and again we
repeat that it gives us renewed strength and energy to continue in
the line of historical investigation to which we have devoted the
best part of our life. Our prayer is, may we continue to merit this
confidence and good will.

In reading our notes the reader will please bear in mind tliat if
the Death is preceded by the name of the paper it means that the
death is announced in that issue as having taken place previously,
but if the item does not carry this " American of " before it, it
means that the date given is the date of death.

We close by fondly trusting that our readers will find their
usual pleasure in perusing this, our latest volume.

CONTENTS.

DEATHS.

Rhode Island American: Letters C to S.

INDEX.

Abadellina, Brig, 424.
Abbottsford, Eng., 539.
Abdemen, 330.
Abelard, 22.

Abercrombie, 196, 480, 495.
Abedeen, Scot, 435, 523.
Aberysturch, 103.
Abington, Ct., 304, 323.
Abington, Mass., 94, 325.
Abington Society, Ct., 367
Abscess, 32.
Abscess Lumber, 356.
Academy, 84, 281, 413, 558.
Academy, Amiierst, 212,
Academy, Member of French,

121.
Academy, Military, 95, 145.
Academy of Science, 338.
Academy, Pawtuxet Union, 178.
Academy, U. S. Military, 238.
Accident, 422.
Accomach, Va., 138.
Accountant, 202, 342, 556.
Acid, Prussic, 205.
Acland, 478.
A era, 126, 127, 146.
Act, Stamp, 238.
Actini; American Consul, 214.
Acting 'Governor of Mass., 351.
Acting Surgeon, 327.
Actor, 197, 361.
Actress, 155, 176, 315, 465.
Adair Co., Ky,, 36.
Adams, 80, 104, 219, 347.
Adams, Mass., 28, 382, 384.
Addison, Vt., 600.
Adie, 136.

Adjutant General, 228.
Admiral, 257, 425, 435, 600.
Admiral, British, 93.

Admiral Keppal, 53.
Admiral, Port, 24.
Admiral, Rear, 133, 257.
Admiral, Rear, of the Blue, 354.
Admiral, Rear, of the White, 24.
Admiral, Vice, 79, 257, 271.
Admiral of the Fleet, 530.
Admiral of the Red, 2S7, 271.
Admiral of the Red, Vice, 118.
Admiral of the White, 130, 142,

184, 603.
Admiralty, Secretary of, 88.
Advertiser, Boston Daily, 362.
Advertiser, Mercantile, 89.
Advertiser, Louisiana, 531.
Advice, S. C, 455.
Advocate, Judge, 237.
Adze, 259.
Aeronaut, 225, 530.
Affairs, Charge de, 44, 75.
Affray, 120, 333.
Africa, 83, 107, 188, 214, 405,

442.
Africa, Coast of, loi, 104, 126,

146, IS3, 197, 246, 266, 306,

340, 370, 503, 579.
African Church, 312.
African Baptist Church, 452.
African Professorship, 564.
African Traveller, 448.
Africans, 288.
Agent, 23, lOS, 145, 311, 450,

544. 598
Agent, Consular, 189.
Agent, Indian, 249.
Agent, United States, 490, 516.
Agency, Cherokee, 397.
Agency, Creek, 249.
Agricultural Bank, 204.
Agriculturist, 537.
Au;riculture, Board of, 360.
Aide de Camp, 551, 579.

VI

INDEX

Aides, 388.

Ainsford, Eng., 326.

Ainsworth, 34

Alabama, 87, 98, 149, 323, 480.

Alabama, District of, 356.

Alabama, Gov. of, 473.

Alabama, Revenue cutter, 340.

Alabama Territory, 100.

Albany, N. Y., 25, 73, 107, I2£,
132, 184, 196, 208, 229, 231,
233, 264, 280, 301, 336, 361,
423, 425, 489, 496, 50s, 525,
526. 559, 565. 57'. 578. 580.

Albany, N. Y., Argus, 25.

Albemarle, Va., 24, 203.

Albertson, 52.

Albion, Ship, 162, 175

Albion Village, 107.

Alhuesa, Battle of, 376.

Alderman, 89, 272, 574.

Aldricb, 161, 293, 451, 547.

Alert, U. S. Ship, 594.

Alexander, Emperor, 556.

Alexander, Ship, 594.

Alexandria, Ark., 224.

Alexandria, Dist. of, 557.

Alexandria, D. C, 150, 166, 258,
318, 331, 383, 448, 460, 525,

542, 577-
Alexandria, Egypt, 450, 451.
Alexandria, La., 81, 286, 514.
Alexandria, Va., 86, 122, 131,

483-
Alfred, Me., 451.
Algiers, 564.
Alicant, Spain, 408.
All, 442.

Allen, 74, 188, 276, 316, 525.
Allenton, Fla., 426.
Allenstown, N. H., 158.
Alliance, Frigate, 188,
Alliance, Ship, 52.
Allied Armies, 121.
Allies, The, 168.
Alligator, U. S. Schooner, 396.
Allighany, The, 397.
Almshouse, 86, 93, 124, 136, 181,

193, 203, 229, 269, 396, 398,

412, 468, 562, 603.
Almy, 511.

Aloft, 60.
Alsace, Fr., 155.
Alstead N, H., 152.
Altar, 274.

Alvarado, Mex., 403, 570.
Amanda, Schooner, 231
Amazon, Ship, 215, 466.
Ambassador, Austrian, 397.
Ambassador, French, 120.
Ambassador, Neapolitan, 120.
Ambassador, Russian, 204.
Amelia Island, Ga., 347.
America, 25, 89, 150, 157, 167,

242, 263, 338, 367. 379. 393.

407, 476, 503. 507. 530
America, Brig, 352.
America, Northwest Court of,

335-
American Bible Society, 23, 85,

122.
American Board, 78, 151.
American, Bunyan, 407.
American Camp, 124.
American Citizen, 46.
American Consul, 169, 266, 396,

403. S9I-
American Acting Consul, 214.
American Eagle, 19.
American Editor, 151.
American Frigate, 335
American Missionary, 68, 412,

428, 451, 479.
American Museum, 540.
American Philosophical Society,

'47-
American Prisoners, 223.
American Roscius, 569
Ames, 21.

Amesbury, Mass., 38.
Amhurst, 196, 498.
Amhurst Academy, 212.
Amhurst Court, 24
Amhurst College, 232, 309.
Amhurst Mass., 100, 139, 212,

409. 423-
Amhurst, N. H,, 98, lOi.
Amhurst, N. Y., 487.
Amputation, 160, 286.
Amsterdam, Holland, 21, 48, 89,

171.

INDEX

VII

Amsterdam, N. Y., 59.
Analectick Magazine, 533.
Anatomy, 481, 494.
Anatomy, Prof, of, loi, 102.
Ancient Language, 574.
Ancle, 154.
Anderson. 523.
Andover, Mass., 90, 332, 442,

447,453.471.479. 5". 603.
Andover, N. Y., 436.
Andre, 452.

Andromoche, Brit. Frigate, 433.
Angelica, N. Y., 80.
Angell, 154.
Angina Pectoris, 371.
Angenora, Brig, 50.
Ann, Hrig, 78, 156, 381.
Ann, Ship, 54, 82, 121, 227, 443,

521.

Ann ,uid Hope, Schooner, 437.
Ann Street, N. Y., 5 to.
Annapolis, Md., 102, 190, 475,

542.
Annapolis, Royal, 502.
Anu, Arundel Co., Md., 272.
Anne, Queen, 263.
Anson, Me., 523.
Anthony, 36, 214.
Anti Masonic. 4ro.
Antigua, 327. 349, 367, 494, 556.
Anvil, 339, 463.

Appollo, Schooner, 232,358,432.
Appalachicolia, W. Fla., 128.
Appeal, Court of, 429.
Apponaug, R. I., 74, 80, 176,

221, 243, 504.
Apprentice, 2!2, 223, 225, 263,

514. 524, 594.
Aquetaine, Gr. Prior of, 120.
Aquochanock, N. ]., 177.
Arab, Ship, 540.
Arabic, 604.
Archar, 91.

Archbishop, 98, 377, 423, 465.
Arch Chancellor, 24.
Arch Deacon, 336.
Arch Duke Palatine, 258.
Architect. 338.
Argenteuil, Can., 217.
Argo, Ship, 596.

Argus, Albany, N. Y.. 25.
Arkansas, 282, 302, 345, 346, 354,

443, 543. 573-
Arkansas River, 346, 367.
Arkansas Territ ry, 72, 367.
Arkwright, R. I., 54, 71, 121,

163, 235,295, 498, 504, 509.
Armagh Co., Ire., 516.
Armed Privateer, 300.
Armies Allied, 121.
Armory, Va., 133.
Arms, 80

Arms, King at, 291.
Arms, Sergeant at, 133.
Armstrong, 55.
Army, British, 115, 138, 394.
Army, Continental, 133, 453.
Army, French, 287.
Army, King's, 353, 491.
Army, Northern, 335.
Army, Revolution, 382.
Army, Russi^in, 316.
Army, United States, 23, 24, 59,

69, 84. 94. 100, 103, 105, 124,

133. 135. 145. 146. 150, 160,
162, 165, 169, 181. 184, 191,
230, 235, 237, 251, 278, 286,
287, 289, 308, 317, 324, 327,
362, 366, 370, 371, 391, 392,
396, 405, 411, 412, 430, 450,
466, 469, 480, 499, 500, 502,
513, 5 [4, 526, 547, 591, 594.
598. 607.

Army, Western, 491.

Arnold, 177, 207, 220, 274, 303,

413, 474. 478.
Arsenal, United States, 274.
Arsenic, 436, 515.
Arson, 54
Artery, 217.
Artery, Femoral, 258.
Articles Revolutionary, 176.
Artillery, 299, 352, 475, 5 [4, 604.
Artillery, Company of, i6t.
Artillery, Corps of, 293, 353, 440,

468,
Artillery, French, 543.
Artillery, Officer of, 71.
Artillery, .Service, 401.
Artillery, U. S., 132, 374, 522.

viri

INDEX

Artillery, U. S. i8th, 488.

Artillery, U. S. Regiment of,
Light, 297.

Artillery, U. S. Fourth, 411.

Artist, 37, 153, '81, 413. 4'5.
452, 588.

Artist, Scenic, 82.

Arts and Science, 157.

Ashburnham, Mf.ss., 95, 313.

Ashley, Mass., 456.

Ashfield, Mass., 480.

Ashford, Ct., 54, 77, 139, 251,
280, 3r6, 320, 367, 385, 448,
477. 497, 507. 526, 534> 537.
599

Ashuelot, N. H., 88.

Asia, Ship, 72, 227, 293, 316,
394. 412, 509, 563, 568.

Assassin, 168.

Assassinated, 193.

Assault, 34.

Assembly, 5S9.

Assembly, General, 313, 434.

Assembly, House of, 260.

Assembly, Connecticut, 342.

Assembly, Massachusetts, 456,
470, 479, 566.

Assembly, Member of, Massa-
chusetts. 282.

Assembly, Member of New
Hampshire, 165, 204.

Assembly of Ohio, 290.

Assembly of Texas, 124.

Assembly of Virginia, 27, 46.

Assistant Cashier, 278.

Assistant Paymaster, 590.

Assistant Surgeon, 114,281,292.

Associate Judge, 223.

Associate Justice, 94, 181, 357,

573-
A ssociate Justice Superior Court,

• 63.
Associate Justice United States,

38.
Associate Minister, 27.
Associate Pastor, 295.
Assonet, Mass., 437, 600.
Asthma, 232.
Aston Sanford, Eng., 539.
Astria, Schooner, 89, 109, 326,

334-

Astronomer, 258, 472.

Asylum, 37, 112, 129, 138, 177,

178, 259, 268. 341, 353. 396,

417, 427.443. 518, S52, 568,

593-
Asylum. Dexter, 52, 188.

Asylum, Insane, 183.

Asylum, Newport, 22, 84, 189,
191.

Asylum, New York, 145.

Athens, Ala., 539.

Athens, Greece, 435.

Athens, N. Y., 116, 566.

Athens, Vt.. 39. 321.

Athlete, 543

Athletic Society, 531.

Athol, Mass., 150, 211, 350, 490,
596.

Atkinson, Ark., 160.

Atlantic, O., 327.

Atlas, Ship, 364, 429.

Attakapas, La., 164.

Attleboro, Mass., 28, 29, 30, 38,
45, 51, 60, 76, 83, 92, 96, 97,
100, 108, 109, 114, 129, 141,
146, 151, 154, 158, 161, 167,
176, 179, 180, 182, 198, 210,
225, 237, 246, 247, 248, 251,
253, 262, 269, 270, 289, 294,

29s. 307. 321. 334. 345. 35°.

35 r, 367, 380, 382, 388, 389,

408. 412, 413. 415, 450, 458,

467, 488, 499, 500, 501, 510,

516, 517, 518, 522, 531, 533,

541, 546, 560, 568, 575. 5^0,
587. 597. 599. 604, 605.
Attorney at Law, 23, 24, 32, 43,

58, 62, 80, 85, 97, 100. 107,

114, 117, 126, 131, 132, 144,

151, 152, 167, 182, 184, 203,

208, 221, 227, 228, 257, 258,

262, 273, 283, 292, 294, 312,

329. 343. 346, 352, 363. 367.
369. 375. 388, 389. 391. 392,

417. 434. 449. 490, 493. 5i9.

520, 533, 537, 541, 543. 545,

565. 569. 573, 579, 582, 584.

600, 602. 604.
Attorney General, 237.
Attorney General of N. J., 381.

INDEX

IX

Attorney General of U. S., 343,

351. ^
Attorney, U. S. District, 206.
Auburn, 498.
Auburn, Ga., 129.
Auburn, N. Y., 64, loi, 265, 522.
Auchmuty, 255.
Auctioneer, 193, 537.
Auditor, First, 155.
Auditor, Treasury, 1 16.
Auerstadt, Duke of, 107.
Augusta, Ga., 68, 208, 222, 248,

2S7. 259. 313. 372, 400. 431.

527. 555-
Augusta, Me., 352.
Augusta, N. Y., 486, 551.
Augusta, U. S. Schooner, loi.
Austria, 120, 338.
Austrian Ambassador, 397.
Austria, Emperor of, 258.
Austrian Envoy, 119.
Austrian General, 118.
Aury, 297.
Author, 34, 131, 160, 196, 349,

3S8, 37>. 450, 477, S30, 561.
Author, Botanical, 146.
Author, English, 150, 267, 591.
Author Revolutionary Articles,

176.
Author, Scotch, 395.
Authoress, 233.
Authoress, French, 119.
Autenga Co., Ala., 388.
Aux Cayes, 189,
Awashunk, Queen, 280.
Axe, 347, 420.
Axe Factory, 288.
Azores, 96.

B

Babcock, 212, 376, 587.
Baber, 407.
Bachelor, 424, 595.
Bachelors, 129.
Backen, Ky., 562.
Baden, Gr., Duke of, 46.
Bohair, 75.

Bailey, 436, 478.

Bainbridge, 193.

Baker, 114, 264, 416, 442.

Baker (trade), 512.

Ballet Master, 331.

Ballington, Eng., 298.

Balloon, 240, 530.

Ballston Springs, N. Y., 364.

Baloxi, Bay of, 332.

Baltic, Brig, 84, 212, 310.

Baltic, Schooner, 186.

Baltimore Co., Md., 145, 280,

355. 593

Baltimore, District of, 392.

Baltimore, Md., 31, 33, 41, 44,

48,49, 52,58,77.83,98, 134,

142, 145, 148, 163, 17s, 181,

t88, 189 191, 192, 202, 210,

229, 232, 233, 235, 238, 239,

246, 247, 254, 261, 262, 271,

274. 275, 279, 285, 293, 29s,

326, 333, 34'- 34.3, 344, 349,

354. 355- 368, 370. 377. 386,

392, 394, 402, 409, 415, 419,

422, 423, 429, 430, 431, 436,

439, 469. 471. 477, 488, 489,
490,492,494, 513, 520, 542,
551, 554,561, 580, 588, 591,
593, 600, 602.

Baltimore, Md., Bar, 422.

Baltimore, Md., Journal, 202.

Bombay, India, 428.

Bandits, 289.

Baneburg, Ger., 267.

Bangor, Me., 32, 141, 264, 349,
359, 422, 572. 574, 596.

Bank, 107, 145.

Banker, 81. ri5, 150, 153, 189,
199, 278, 400, 590.

Banker, Boston, 221.

Banker, Jewish, 400.

Bank, Agricultural, 204.

Bank, Commercial, 336.

Bank, Eagle, 240.

Bank, Essex, 441.

Bank, Exchange, 298.

Bank, French, 410.

Bank Hill, 161, 170, 453.

Bank, Landholders, 124.

Bank, Lime Rock, 250.

INDEX

Bank, Mechanics, 284.

Bank, Nantucket, 166.

Bank, New England Commer-
mercial, i (2.

Bank, Newport. 63.

Bank, Norwich, Ct., 465.

Bank, Pennsylvania Township,
404.

Bank, Phenix, 330.

Bank, President, 213.

Bank, Rhode Island, 471.

Bank, State, 108, 318.

Bank, Union, 355.

Bank, United States, 278, 428.

Bank, United States Branch, 60,
96, 277.

Bank, Warren, R. I., 48.

Bank, Washington, 434, 467.

Banner, The Star Spangled, 322.

Banquet, 590.

Baptist, 318,332.

Baptist Church, 136, 180, 187,
214, 254, 304, 312, 318, 323,
390, 404, 425, 438, 460, 462,
476,497, 499, 521, 524, 541,
563. 583. 587. 591. 604, 60s.

Baptist Church, African, 452.

Baptist Church, First, Boston,

57-

Baptist Church, First, Philadel-
phia, 267.

Baptist Church, First, Provi-
icience, 106, 116, 184, 469.

Baptist Church, Second, Mill-
bury, 44.

Baptist Church, First, Newport,
68.

Baptist Church, Second, New-
port, 183, 240, 315.

Baptist Church, F'ree Will, 211.

Baptist Church, Member of, 68.

Baptist Church, Seekonk, 262.

Baptist Church, Seventh Day,
218.

Baptist Meeting House, 328.

Baptist Minister, 158, 217, 557.

Baptist Mission, 528.

Baptist Missionary, 559.

Baptist Theological Seminary,
528.

Bar Hamshiel, 56.
Baracoa, W. I" 355.
Barbadoes, 195.
Barbadoes, Isles of, 206, 346.
Barbary Powers, 439.
Barber, 554.
Bard, Boston, 62.
Bard, Irish, 440.
Barge, Cleopatra, 91.
Barker, 536, 565.
Barlow, 203, 489, £07.
Barnet, Vt , 198.
Barnes, 225, 458.
Barney, 151, 403.
Barnstable Co., Mass., 106.
Barnstable, Mass., 40, 88, 89, 181,
219, 220, 232, 263, 270, 319,

358> 361, 379, 432, 464. 476.

Barnstead, N. H., 477.

Barnwell C. H., S. C, 99.

Barnwell Dist., S. C, 189, 247,
442.

Baron Ellenborough, 338.

Baron, Ireland, Second of, 133.

Baron, Lord Chief, 132.

Baron, Senior, 286.

Baronet, 22, 71.

Barre, Mass., 236, 245, 460, 486.

Barre, N. Y., 360.

Barrington, N. Y., 53.

Barrington, R. I., 27, 44, 64, 6$,
130, 176, 200, 228, 254, 276,
288, 296, 321, 326, 380, 381,
387, 457, 458, 482, 497, 563,

5 '2, 530, S53. 554. 555. 564,

565, 566, 568, 570, 587.
Barracks, Carlile, 199.
Barton, 209.
Barton, Vt., 323.
Basin, The Cove, 79.
Basque Road, 198.
Bassent, 158.
Batavia, 48, 72, 535, 568.
Batavia, E. I., 14S, 170, 186.
Batavia, N. Y., 145, 597.
Bath, Eng., 84, 193, £96, 283,

43r,45o, 502, 591.
Bath, Me., 107, id, 148, 318,450,

469, 470, 551, 560, 595.
Bath, N. Y., 128, 201, 297.

INDEX

XI

Bath, N. C, 282, m.

Bath, N. H., 28.

Bath, Order of the, 93.

Baton Rouge, La., 60, 105, 306,

339. 37«. 395. S2i, S5i-
Batt, 147.

Battersea Fields, Eng,, 58.
Battery, English, 236.
Battey, 93, i;9, 340, 357. S90.
Battle, Naval, 142.
Battle of Albuera, 376.
Battle of Brandywine, 23, 34.
Battle of Butts Hill, 160.
Battle of CoUoden, 210.
Battle of Eutaw Springs, 34.
Battle of Fontenoy, 53, 122.
Battle of Germantow.i, 23, 34.
Battle of Hobkirk Hill, 34.
Battle of Lake Champlain, 183.
Battle of Monmouth, 23, 168.
Battle of New Orleans, 287.
Battle of North Point, JT.
Battle of Rhode Island, 65, 160,

484.
Battle of Trenton, 23, 168.
Battle of Valentina, 225.
Batsford, 318.
Bavaria, 267, 302.
Bavaria, E. I., 178.
Bay, 134.

Bay of Boloxi, 332.
B^y of Belfast, 84.
Bay of Fortune, 49.
Bay of New York, 320
Bay of St. Louis, 144, 211, 465,

514, 580.
Bay, The, 275, 277, 280.
Bayonet, 494.
Bayou Barberey, La., 54 1 .
Bazar, Cox's, 68.
Beach Island, Ga., 128.
Beacon, 363.
Bear, 502, 565.
Bearstall, 192.
Beauchamp, 545.
Beaufort, N. C, 489.
Beaufort, S. C, 61, 79, 233, 274,

388, 408, 520.
Beauharnais, 348.
Beaver, Brig, 233, 461.

Beaver Tail Light, 553.

Bedford, Mass., 293, 589.

Bedford, N. H., 441.

Bedford, N. Y., 210.

Bedford, Va., 499.

Bedfordshire, Eng., 543.

Bedford Springs, 310.

Bee, 174, 293, 298.

Bee Martin, 576.

Beer, 53, 339.

Benedict, 1 16, 303.

Befort, Fr., 343.

Beheaded, 25.

Belchor, Mass., 583.

Belchertown, Mass., 135, 366,

47U, 555-
Belfast Hay, 84.
Belfast, Ire., 281 392.
Belfast, Me., 84, 136, 342, 393,

606.
Belle, 69.

Belle Air, Md., 105.
Belle Isle, Straits of, 186.
Belief ont. Pa., 349.
Bellena, Ship, 97.
Belleville, Mass., 536.
Bellingham, Mass., 100, iii, 176,

497. 602.
Bell Ringer, 87.
Belmont, Md„ 237.
Belmont, O., 166.
Belpre, O., 98, 245, 491.
Bengal, 68, 327, 491.
Bengal, Gov. Gen. of, 246.
Benigsen, 316.
Bennington, Vt , 133, 195, 246,

517,518, 588
Benton, N. Y., 88.
Berkeley, Mass., 173, 177, 247,

313. 550.
Berkshire Co., Mass., 342.
Berkshire Medical Institute, 56.
Berlin, Ct, 224, 243, 272, 307,

352, 486, 559.
Berlin, Ger., 204.
Berlin, Mass., 31 1.
Berlin, Prussia, 516.
Birmington, Pa., 431.
Bermuda, 98, 122, 185, 195, 331,

347. 395-

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INDEX

Bernadotte, 57.
Bertie, N. C, 108.
Bertrand's Madonna, 123.
Berwick, Me., 236, 520.
Berwick, N. H., 306.
Berwood, 458.
Bessent, 481, 532.
Besshire, 203.
Bethany, W. Y., 126.
Bethlehem, N. Y., 75.
Bethlehem, Pa., 254, 315, 590.
Beverly, Mass., 33, 93, 114, 205,

295.361, 494-
Bibb Co., Ga., 534.
Bible Society, American, 23, 85,

122
Bible, I'ulpit, 447.
Bible Society, Secretary of, 442.
Biblical Scholar, 639.
Biddeford, Me., lio.
Bidder, 469.
Biggam, 81.
Bight, 333.
Billiard Room, 402.
Bingham, Ship, 412.
Binghampton, N. Y., 594.
Biographer, 251.
Birching, 538.
Bird (name), "]"].
Bird, 45, 472.
Birdsall, 233.

Birmingham, Eng., 375, 488.
Bishop, 409, 450, 540.
Bishop, Catholic, 143, 439.
Bishop Fellri, 27.
Bishop, Maryland, 51.
Bishop, Methodist, 192.
Bishop of New York, 71, 265,

409, 490.
Bishop of Salisbury, 162.
Bishop of South Carolina, 112.
Bixley, Eng., 171.
Black, 284.
Blackloek, 481.
Blacksmith, 339, 463, 491.
Blackstone, Mass., 256, 531.
Blackstone Village, 222, 537.
Blackstone's Commentaries, 49.
Blackwell's Isle, N. Y.,36, 310.
Blake, 182.

Blakeley, Ala., 228, 540.

Blanchard, 514.

Blandensburg, Md., 273, 591,

597-
Blandensburg, D. C, 344.
Blanding, 334, 502.
Blanford, Mass., 504.
Blast, 391.
Blast, Killed by, 31.
Blenheim Castle, 371.
Blind, 73.
Bliven, 410.
Blizzard, 503.
Block Island, r25, 232, 532, 548,

583-
Blodgett, 325.
Blood-vessel, 75, 81.
Bloomfield, O., 399.
Bloomingdale, N. Y., 46, 512.
Blucer, Prince, 119.
Blue, Rear Admiral of the, 354.
Bly, 179.

Board, American, 78.
Boarding-house, Sailors', 436,

571-

Boarding-school, 499.

Boarding-school, Friends, 196.

Board of Agriculture, 360.

Board of Foreign Missions, Am.,
151.

Boat, 26, 30, 41, 42, 45, 56, 63,
71, 84, 91, 98, 113, 123, 139,
149, 153, 185, 191, 229, 23s,
261, 280, 281, 301, 368, 40s,
417,429.471, SOS, S'6, 521,
526, 533, S6i, 570. 592, 598.

Boat, Canal, 231.

Boat's crew, 140.

Boat, Bunker Hill Pleasure, 148.

Boatswain, 228.

Bocco Tigris, Brig, 254.

Bolathicks, 547.

Boiler, 379, 409, 411, 415, 425,
497, 520, 523, 548.

Boiler, Explosion of, 36, 66, 84,
122, 125, 128, 222, 234.

Boliver, 385.

Bolton, Ct., 600.

Bolton, Eng., 89.

Bombay, Ind., 232, 390.

INDEX

XIII

Bonaparte, 57, 171, 191, 277, 447,

532.

Bonesetter, 604.

Bonillon, Prince de, 1 1 8.

Bonne Homme Richard, Steam-
er, 188.

Bookbinder, JT.

Bookbinder to the King. 328.

Bookcase, 313

Bookseller, 124, 142, 221, 309,
464.

Boom, 132.

Boon, Ger., 538.

Boone Island, 96.

Bordeaux, Fr., 171, 421, 540.

Bordentown, N. J., 194, 333.

Boring Mill, 379.

Bosanquet, 491.

Boston, Mass.. 21, 24, 27, 28, 34
36, 44, 45, 48, 55, 56, 57, 58
59, 60, 61, 62, 63, 68, 72, 74,
75. 76, 17, 79. 80, 81, 83, 87
88, 89, 90, 92, 95, 96, 97, 98
100, 103, 104, [05, 106, 107
III, 113, I r6, ri7, 118, 124
125, 128, 129, 131, 133, 135

136. 137. 139. '40, 141. 142

143, 144, 145, 146, 148, 150,

i5[, 152, 153, 154, 155, 158;

163, 164, 166, 167, 168, 170

171, 172, 173, 175, 177. 178

180, 182, 183, 185, 186, 187

188, 193. 194. 195, 198, 201

203, 206, 207, 209, 210, 211

212, 213, 215, 216, 2t7, 220

221, 222, 225, 227, 229, 230

23'. 23s. 236, 240, 243, 244,

24s. 246, 247, 248, 249, 250,

251, 254, 25s, 256, 261, 262

263, 264, 265, 268, 269, 270

271, 272, 273, 278, 279, 280,

281, 282, 283, 284, 289, 290,

291, 293, 294, 29s, 297, 298

299. 300, 30 ', 302, 304, 306,

311, 313, 314, 315, 3'6, 32O;

321, 322, 325, 327, 329, 332

334. 335, 336, 337. 339. 340;

342, 343, 344.347,350, 351

352. 358, 360, 361. 362, 363

364, 365, 366, 367, 370, 371

Boston, Mass., — Continued.

378, 382, 387, 389, 390, 393,

•396, 397, 399. 401, 404, 406.

409, 412, 416, 419, 421, 424,

426, 427, 429, 432, 436, 439,

442, 444, 445, 447, 448, 449,

450, 452, 453, 456, 457, 463,

464, 465, 466, 467. 468, 469,

470, 472, 473, 475, 478, 485,

486, 489, 494, 497, 500, 501,

505, 509, 510, 511, 515, 516,

517, 519, 520, 52.2, 526, 528,

530. 531. 534. 535. 536, 539,
540, 54 1, 542. 543, 545, 547,

550, 55'. 553, 556, 558, 559,
560, 561, 562, 564, 566, 567,

57''. 573. 574, 575, 576, 577,
578, 582, 584, 585, 586, 587,

588, 593. 595, 596. 597. 598,

599. 601, 602, 603.
Boston Banker, 221.
Boston Bard, 62.
Boston Flats, 153.
Boston Gazette, 95, 442.
Boston Harbor, 57, 66, 148, 236,

261, 280, 392, 490, 574, 598.
Boston Patriot and Chronicle,

107.
Boston, Ship, 307.
Boston Tea Party, 253, 256, 352.
Boston Theatre, 37.
Bosworth, 91, 425.
Botanical Writer, 146.
Botany, 121.
Botany, Prof, of, 87.
Battle, 57.
Bounty, 245.
Bourbon, Conde, 118.
Bourbon Co., Ky., 598.
Bowdoin, Brig, 373, 391, 468, 558.
Bowdom College, no.
Bowdoinham Me., 216, 490.
Bowen, 126, 406.
Bowers, 303.
Bowery Presbyterian Church, N.

Y., 49.
Bowery Theatre, N. Y., 331.
Bowling Green, Ky., 393.
Boxford, Mass., 453.
Boxing, 547.

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INDEX

Boy, Ship, 296.
Boyleston, Mass., 102.
Boyne, Ship, 198.
Bozrahville, Ct., 416.
Braddock, 267, 393.
Braddocks Field, 195.
Bradford, 58, 67, 187.
Bradford, Earl of, 440.
Bradstreet, 495.
Brain Fever, 234.
Braintree, Mass., 267.
Brancepeth Castle, Eng., 527.
Branch, 570

Branch Bank, U. S., 60, 96, 277.
Brandenburg, Ky., 100.
Branden, Vt., 316, 544.
Brandywine, Pa., 299. 543.
Brandywine, Battle of, 23, 34.
Brandywine, U. S. Ship, 371
Branford, Ct., 208, 297.
Brainiards Bridge, N. Y., 529.
Brant Rock, 45, 428, 474, 480.
Brattleboro, Vt., 427, 470, 483.
Brattleboro Reporter, 58.
Brazier, 201.
Brazil, 209.
Brazil Banks, 528.
Brazil, Court of, 521.
Breakwater, 505.
Brenton, 228, 417.
Brethren, United, 183.
Brewer, 533.
Brewster, Mass., 56, 176.
Bridge, 95, 519, 601.
Bridge, Moses Brown, 360, 595.
Bridge, The Stone, 134.
Bridge, Vaughan's, 193.
Bridgeport, Ct., 250, 482, 559.
Bridgeport, Lord Viscount, 271.
Bridgetown, N. J., 172.
Bridgewater, Ct., 143.
Bridgewater, Mass., 81, 85, 237,

238,259,273, 291, 318, 325,

342.
Bridgewater, N. H., 103,
Bridgewater, N. Y., 514.
Brig, 123, 4(3.
Brig Abadellmo, 424.
Brig America, 352.
Brig Ann, 78, 156, 381.

Brig Angenora, 50.

Brig Baltic, 84, 212, 310.

Brig Beaver, 233, 461.

Brig Bocco Tigras, 254.

Brig Bowdoin, 373, 391, 468, 558,

Brig Brothers, 255.

Brig Brutus, 73, 185, 315, 549.

Brig Busy, 60, 255.

Brig Caroline Augusta, 79.

Brig Catherine, 4f8.

Brig Charles, 55, 419.

Brig Charles and Ellen, 535.

Brig Charlotte, 360.

Brig Chatham, 309.

Brig Cincinnati, 444.

Brig Cincinnatus, 508.

Brig Cobbossee, 68.

Brig Commerce, 97.

Brig Crawford, 269.

Brig Curlew, 246, 340.

Brig Danube, 170.

Brig Decatur, 185, 296, 341.

Brig Delma, 232.

Brig Dick, 542.

Brig Dover, 48, 186.

Brig Edwina, 43, 63.

Brig Effort, 371.

Brig Eliza, 257.

Brig Eliza Ann, 418.

Brig Elizabeth, 355.

Brig Emeline, 219.

Brig Enterprize, U. S., 76, 82,

146, 477.
Brig Eunice, 21.
Brig Fame, 97, 171, 300, 337,

342.
Brig Francis, 417, 360.
Brig Fountain, 353.
Brig Gen. Jackson, 287, 447.
l^rig Globe, 97, 149.
Brig Gov. Hopkins, 320, 521.
Brig Gov. Pans, 465.
Brig Grand Turk, 82, 123.
Brig Havre, 468.
Brig Hector, 183, 193.
Brig Hercules, 523.
Brig Hiram, 103, 536.
Brig Hope, 404. 526.
Brig Hunter, 509, 487.
Brig If, 554.

INDEX

XV

Brig Independence, 122, 526.

Brig Invincible, 548.

Brig Ironsides, 266.

Brig Joiin Decatur, 144, 155,

311,429,589, 598.
Brig Julia, 478.
Brig Laurel, 257.
Brig Leopard (Hermaphrodite),

233-
Brig Levant, 101.
Brig Margaret, 469.
Brig Marie, 127, 582.
Brig Mary, 48, 162.
Brig Mary Ann, 500.
Brig Mary Eliza, 367.
Brig Matilda, 65.
Brig Miles Standish, 495.
Brig Monitor, 115.
Brig Mount Pleasant, 356.
Brig Nancy, 536.
Brig Nerens, 232, 252, 604.
Brig New Packet, 335.
Brig Nimrod, 457.
Brig Olive Branch, 315.
Brig Only Son, 446.
Brig Ontario, U. S., 145.
Brig Osozimto, 115.
Brig Osprey, 535.
Brig Paragon, 559.
Brig Patriot, 80.
Brig Pedlar, 223.
Brig Pegasus, 309, 380.
Brig Perseverance, 146.
Brig Peter Ramsen, 346.
Brig Phebe, 403.
Brig Planet, 393.
Brig Pocahontas, 145, 576.
Brig Polly, 42 1 .
Brig Pomona, 387.
Brig President Manning, 463.
Brig Prize, 230, 282.
Brig Richard, 62, 153.
Brig Rising Star, 219,
Brig Robert Cochran, 207.
Brig Russell, 378.
Brig Sampson, 296.
Brig Scion, 551.
Brig Sea Island, 33.
Brig Shibboleth, 208.
Brig Samos, 94.

Brig Spark, 105.

Brig Spark, U. S., 92, 167, 327,
425,491.

Brig Success, 45, 428, 480.

Brig Syphax, 605.

Brig Traveler, 84.

Brig Trident, 168, 394.

Brig Triton, 470.

Brig Two Brothers, 568.

Brig Venus, 428.

Brig Vixen, U. S., 18 [.

Brig Vme, 544.

Brig Volante, 535.

Brig William, 170, 573.

Brigade General, 380.

Brigade, Smith's, 369

Brigadier Isle, 463.

Brighton, Eng , 245, 298.

Brighton, Mass., 75, 112, 179,
26f, 278.

Brimfield, Mass., 352, 448, 467,
487, 492.

Bristol, Baptist Theological Sem-
inary, Eng., 528.

Bristol Co., Mass., 97.

Bristol Co., R I., 282, 459.

Bristol, Eng.. 91, 196, 232, 343,
481, 506, 528.

Bristol, Me., 288, 382, 468, 510.

Bristol, N. Y., 205.

Bristol, R. I., 25, 31, 37, 41, 42,
50, S'. S3. 54. 62,63, 64, 65,
66, 67, 72, 82, 86, 91, 103,
104, 105, 107, 115, 121, 122,
123, 127, 130, 131, 134, 138,
140, 142, 143, 145, 146, 147,
153, 161, 164, 170, 175, 177,
194, 199, 200, 210, 212, 213,
215, 216, 219, 224, 226, 227,
228, 230, 235, 236, 237, 242,
245, 246, 247, 254. 258, 265,
268, 276, 281, 282, 287, 288,
29s. 296, 301, 310, 312, 314,
315, 321, 326, 332, 337, 339,
341. 349. 352, 353, 355, 356,
372, 373. 375. 376, 385. 386,
388, 389. 390, 391, 392, 400,
403, 404, 409, 413, 414, 418,
419, 420, 421, 424, 431, 432,
436, 443, 446, 455, 456, 459,

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INDEX

Bristol, R. I., — Continued.

462, 476, 495. 498, 505. 506,

510, sii> 5'2, 5'3. 520, 521,

522, 523, 526, 527, 533, 536,

546, 552, 553. 554. 556, 557.

558, 561, 567, 568, 569, 571,

573. 574. 579. 582, 583. 584.

597. 607.
Bristol Ferry, R. I.. 43, 49.
Bristol Harbor, 318.
Bristol Neck, 68.
Bristol Observer, 143.
British, 34, 49, 81, 175, 193, 247,

364, 365, 499. 5'4-
British Admiral, 93.
British Army, 115, 138, 394.
British Cambridge University,

165.
British Consul, 103, 198,408, 540.
British Fleet, 474.
British Frigate Andromache,

433-
British Frigate James, 23.
British Governor, 174.
British Militia, 441.
British Minister, 298.
British Navy, 257, 354, 435.
British North America, 488.
British Officer, 488.
British Parliament, Member of,

91.
British Privy Council, 153.
British Roscias, 189.
British Service, 387, 393, 422.
British Ship Cumberwell, 193.
British Ship Perseverance, 54.
British Ship of War Gueirriere,

479> 502, 530, 563-
British Ship Little Belt, 211, 244.
British Sloop of War Reindeer,

334. 23s. 374.
British Squadron, 98.
British Throne, 144.
British Tragedian, 319.
British Troops, 409.
British Vessel, 478.
Brettlebanks, 92.
Broadalbin, N. Y., 25.
Broadsword, 155.
Broil, 450.

Brookfield, Mass., 36, 40, 62, 89,

170, 238, 257, 321, 397. 509.

Sii.
Brookfield, N. Y., 54.
Brookline, Mass., 338, 426.
Brooklyn, Ct., 21, 68, 99, 291,

361, 390, 446, 492, 510, 537,

541, 582.
Brooklyn Heights, 358.
Brooklyn, N. Y., 46, 63, 92, 227,

272, 314, 17^^ 437. 450, 500,

507, 537. 593-
Brooks, Me., 84.
Broomstick, 124.
Brotherton, 569.
Brothers, Brig, 255.
Brown, tg, 26, 29, 156, 161, 174,

216, 236, 247, 384, 436, 500,

541. 579-

Brownell, 212.

Brownville, 298, 604.

Brown University, TT, 179, 277,
409, 428, 486, 567, 568, 596.

Brown University, Graduates of,
27.30. 3'. 50, 61, 62, 74, 91,
117, 126, 155, 163, 169, 170,
218, 220, 237, 247, 255, 259,
283, 292, 329, 347. 375. 380,
399, 420, 423, 450, 489, 494,
519, 520, 521, 555, 591, 604.

Brown University, Member of,

343. 376.
Brown University, Member of

Sophomore Class, 55.
Broxburn, Eng., 313.
Bruner, 337.
Brunswick, 528.
Brunswick Co., Vt., 535.
Brunswick, Me., 128,235.
Brunswick, Royal, 143, 155, 176,

'97. 348. 387, 401, 464. 491-
Brush Fire, 107.
Brussells, 102, 133, 440.
Brute, 346.

Brutus, Brig, 73, 185, 315, 549.
Brutus, N. Y., 435.
Bryan Co., Ga., 604.
Bryant, 299.
Bucket, 163.
Buck! in, 149.

INDEX

XVII

Buckminster, 154, 169.

Bucks Co., Eng., 539.

Bucks Co., Pa., 124, 163, 408,

523-
Bucksfield, Me., 4U.
Bucksport, Me., 189.
Buenos Ayres, 119. 229.
Buffalo, N. Y., 80, 205, 291, 360,

369. 393.468, 481, 502, 530,

S88.
Bull, 155, 285.

Bulletin, Saturday Evening, 19.
Bullock, 383
Bunker Hill, 96, 173, 198, 311,

224, 266, 291, 308, 362, 419,

426, 451, 468, 579, 588.
Bunker Hill, Pleasure Boat, 57,

66, 148, 280, 496, 574.
Bunyan, 407, 447.
Bunyan, the American, 407.
Burdett, 81.

Burgoyne, 196, 382,441,453468.
Burgoyne, Surrender of, 173.
Burgundy, Fr., 123.
Burial Ground, 308, 390
Burial Ground, The Tillinghast,

139-
Burial Ground, The West, 82.
Burking, 75.

Burlingame, 27, 207, 210.
Burlington Co., N. J., 155.
Burlington, N. J., 123, 171, 253,

394, 425. 502, 519.
Burlington, N. Y., 92.
Burlington, Vt., 154, 253, 288.
Burnally, Ire., 424
Burning Steamboat, ill.
Burr, 295, 463.
Burrell, 94, 220, 269.
Burrillville, R. I., 23, 68, 74, 76,

79, 100, 169, 255, 285, 286,

317, 36s, 415, 426, 437. 474.

507, 508, 559, 562, 563, 566,

568, 571, 578.
Bushon, Lord, 149.
Busy, Brig. 60, 255.
Butcher, 87.
Butler, 75.

Butler Co , O., 284, 607.
Butler's Wharf, 488.

Butterworth, 537.

Button, Gilt, 488.

Butts Hill, 551.

Butts Hill, Battle of, 160.

Buxton, Me ,61.

BuxtoUi Mass., 334, 528, 554.

Byfield, Mass., 448, 450, 479.

Cabinet Maker, yj.

Cabot, 21, 449.

Cadet, 238.

Cadet and .Statesman, 19.

Cadet, Literary, 19.

Cadiz, Spain, iii, 230, 234, 475,

543
Cadwallader, 23.
Cady, 21, 579.

Cahawba, Ala., 360, 452, 569.
Cahill, 22.
Cahoone, 22, 276.
Cain, 22.
("airnes, 22.
Cajol,22.

Calais, F'n, 233, 260, 350.
Calcutta, Ind., 283, 336, 366, 370,

407, 476, 491, 493, 529.
Calder, 22.
Caldwell, 23.
Caldwell, Ch., 85.
Caledonian, 23.

Caledonian, Ship, 305, 368, 574.
California, 291.
Call, 23.

Callahan, 23, 598.
Callender, 23.
Calley, 23.
Callins, 23.
Callum, 23.
Calthorpe, 23.
Calthorpe, Lord, 23.
Calvert, 24.
Cambreling, 24.
Cambridge, Eng., 49.
Cambridge, Mass , 25, 44, 54, 95,

98, 99, 117, 14s, 169, 170,

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INDEX

Cambridge, Mass., — Continued.
177, 178, 183, 196, 212, 239,
385, 392, 451, 458, 468, 480,

492, 567. 594, 599-
Cambridge, Maryland, 204.
Cambridge, N. Y., 91, 552.
Cambridge, Point, 381.
Cambridge University, Brit., 165,

194.
Cambridgeport, Mass., 278, 306.
Cambrian Scholar, 450.
Camden Co., Ga., 158, 481, 532.
Camden Co., N. C, 92, 164, 222.
Camden Co , S. C, 103.
Camden, N. C, 396.
Camden, S. C, 34, 122, 431.
Cameran, 24, 29.
Cames, 24.
Camett, 24.
Camm, 24.

Camp, American, 124.
Camp, Missouri, 500.
Campaigus, Ga., 507.
Campbell, 24, 323.
Camphor, Spirits, £09.
Camson, 25.
Camus, 25.
Canada [name], 25.
Canada, 88, 112, 124, 172, 178.
Canada, Gov. of, 512.
Canada, Upper, 49.
Canadian Courant, 415.
Canajoharie, N. Y., 69.
Canal, 137, 327, 430, 487, 535.
Canal Basin, 310, 425, 572.
Canal Boat, 231, 405.
Canal, Union Company, 400, 401.
Canandaigua, N. Y., 73, 103, 210,

362, 462, 498.
Candia, N. H., 64
Candidate, Sloop, 355.
Candle, 127.
Candler, 43.
Canfield, 25,
Canker Rash, 509.
Cann, 25.
Canning, 25
Cannon [name], 25.
Cannon, S5. '33. i99.
Cannon, Fir.st in United States,

379-

Canon, 25.

Canova, 25.

Canterbury, Ct., 56, 57, 149, 228^

258, 292, 420, 421, 446, 569^

586.
Canterbury, N. H., 172, 195.
Cantine, 25.
Canton, Ala., 384.
Canton, China, 72, 145, 170, 232,

239. 259. 31S, 358, 370, 438.

466, 486, 509, 516, 568, 592.
Canton, Ct., 232.
Canton, Mass., 85.
Canton, N. Y., 167.
Cantonment, Ala., 237.
Capen, 25.
Capron, 25, 578.
Capson, 562.
Captain, 121, 157, 165.
Captain's Clerk, 105.
Cape, Coast of Africa, 419.
Cape Elizabeth, 193.
Cape Fear, N. C., 351.
Cape Hatteras, 183,237.
Cape Island, Del., 311.
Cape May, 55, 306, 324.
Cape Mount, Africa, 223.
Capes of Delaware, 161.
Capes of Good Hope, 433.
Capitol, 371.
Capwell, 26.
Caravan, Ship, 284.
Carberry, 26, 273.
Carbone, 26.
Card, 26.
Cardinal, 204.

Card's Cotton Machine, 38.
Carenzoni, 27.
Carezo, Ire., 137.
Carey, 27, 327, 416, 438.
Gary, 27.

Carlile, 27, 19, 427.
Carlile Barracks, 199.
Carlile College, 385.
Carlile, Pa., 391, 444
Carlisle, 209.
Carlisle, Eng., 189.
Carlisle, Pa., ^^, 132, 384.
Carlton, 28.
Carlyle, 28.
Carman, 299.

INDEX

XIX

Carmey, 28.
Carmat, 28.
Carmed, N. Y., 173.
Caroline Augusta, brig, 79.
Carolinas, the, 34.
Carpenter [name]. 28, 539.
Carpenter, 1 50, 222, 329, 597
Carpenter, House, 452.
Carpenter, Ship, 523.
Carpenter's Crew, 2U.
Carpet, 526.
Carr, 31, 191, 432.
Carratuck, N. C, 71.
Carriage, 108, 115, 119, 131, 220,

230, 231, 269, 292, 311, 330,

406, 429, 463, 583, 594.
Carrickfergus, Ire., 406.
Carrick on Suir, 213.
Carried, 33.
Carriel, 33.
Carrier, 289.
Carrington, 33.
Carrington, Karl of, 574-
Carrique, 33.
Carrocco, S. A., 518.
Carroll, 33, 423.
Carroway, 409.
Carruth, 33.
Carson, 33.

Cart, 147, 2t2, 457, 515, 582.
Cartel, Perseverance, U. S., 195.
Carter, 33, yT.

Catharge, Lower Falls, N. Y., 37.
Cathargena, S. A., 158, 327,417.
Cartridge, 363.
Cartwright, 34.
Carvaldo, 35.
Carver, 35.

■Carver, Mass., 401, 499.
Casben, 35.
Case, 35.
Casey, 35.
Cashier [name], 36.
Cashier, 60, 107, 108, 112, 145,

166, 239, 240, 284, 298, 318,

355, 465, 467, 471.
Cashier, Assistant, 278.
Cashman, 36.
-Caskey, 36.
•Cassedy, 36, 392.

Casselis, Earl of, 149.

Cassidy, 36.

Cassin, 36.

Castall, 36.

Castonas, 36.

Castillano, 36.

Castillio, 36.

Castine, 36.

Castine, Me., 210, 293, 545, 546.

Castine, Sloop, 293.

Castle, 126.

Castle Carey, Eng., 326.

Castle Garden, 452.

Castle of Blenheim, 377.

Castle of Onondago, 453.

Castlereagh, Lady, 358.

Castlereagh, Lord, 144.

Castleton, Vt, 419.

Castoff, 37.

Caswell, 37.

Cat, 245, 307.

Cataract, 595.

Catastrophe. 168, 202, 545. 597.

Catey, Sloop, 388.

Catharine, Brig, 418.

Catharine, Ship, 145.

Catholic Bishop, 143, 439.

Catholic Pastor, Roman, 387.

Catholic, Roman, 439.

Catlin, 37.

Cato de Or, Fr., 123.

Cattonean, 37.

Catskill, N. Y., 24, 232, 457.

Catskill, the, 163.

Caulfield, 37.

Causeway. 3 1 , 447, 5 r i .

Cautre, 37.

Cavalry, Leader of, 119.

Cavendish, 37.

Cawing. 37.

Cawnpore, India, 277.

Cayerga Creek, N. Y., 199.

Cazey, 37.

Ceazer, 37.

Ceazer, Ship, 599.

Ceaver, 37.

Cecero, 144.

Cecil Co., Md., 559.

Celery, 238.

Cemetery, Hebrew, 359.

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INDEX

Central Bridge, 332.

Central Falls, R. I., 41, 300, 305,

329.
Centreville, Miss., 573.
Centreville, R. I., 56, ^6, 106,

217, 218, 219, 269, 509.
Centreville, S. C, 137.
Ceres, Planet, 472.
Ceres, Steamer, 445.
Cey, 37.

Ceylon, India, 389, 510.
Chace, 38, 105I263, 3 [7, 355.
Chase, 38.
Chadsey, 41.
Chadwick, 41, 192.
Chaffee, 41.
Chain, 158, 523.
Chair, 189, 284, 300, 583, 591.
Chairman of Committee, 377.
Chaise, 180, 353, 465.
Chalener, 42.
Chamberlain, 42.
Chambers, 42.
Chamolee, S. J., 204.
Champin, Coranis, 155.
Champlain [name], 42, 455, 507-
Champlain, 593.
Champlain, Hero of, 593.
Champlain, Lake, 72, 272.
Chamney, 43.
Chancellor, 310^
Chancellor, Arch, 24.
Chancellor, De Aguessan, 431.
Chancellor, Prussian, 237.
Chandler, 43.
Chaney, 43.
Channing, 44, 51.
Chapel, Kings, 27.
Chapel, Queens, 465.
Chapin, 44.
Chaplain, 155, 314, 344, 413, 416,

521, 539-
Chaple, Le Pope, Becoit, 182.
Chaplin, 44.
Chaplin, Ct., 271.
Chapman, 44.
Chappell, 45.
Chappotin, 46.
Character, Literary, 75, 435.
Charcoal, 54, 75, 240, 247.

Charge de Affairs, 75, 411.

Charles, 46.

Charles, Brig, 55, 419.

Charles and Ellen, Brig, 535.

Charles Henry, Schooner, 379.

Charles, Prince, 395.

Charleston Bridge, 505.

Charleston, S. C, 23, 36, 39, 49,
SO, 53, 61, 70, 73, ^^, Br, 82,
83, 84, 90, 91, 92, loi, 102,
108, 112, 122, 124, 127, 129,
136, 143, 146, 151, 157, 162,
166, 180, i8r, 183, 184, £85,
187, 188, 192, 194, 195, 197,
201, 205, 211, 214, 215, 219,
222, 224, 225, 231, 232, 235,
236, 240, 247, 250, 253, 255,
257, 262, 266, 269, 279, 285,

297. 304. 305. 313, 31S, 317,
318, 323, 326,338, 340, 344,
345, 348, 360, 362, 377, 388.

39'. 395, 404, 405. 408, 409.
411, 418, 423, 426, 433, 445,
446, 447, 449, 452, 454, 455.
465. 475- 478, 482, 489. 494.
495. 496, 499. 500, 506, 516,
525. 528, 531, 545, 546, 557,
558, 565, 566, 567, 569, 584,

595-
Charleston, Va., 468.
Charleston Brook C. H., Va.,

395-
Charlestown, Mass., 23, 25, 39,
43, 96, 176, 178, 240, 245,
249, 289, 351,361, 369, 413,

429. 449. 487. 494. 592.
Charlestown, N. H., 435, 492.
Charlestown, R. L, 70, 142, 269,

282, 362, 467, 507, 587.
Charlotte, 46.
Charlotte, Brig, 360.
Charlotte Co., Va., 33.
Charlotte, Princess, 37.
Charlton, 46.

Charlton, Mass., 305, 492, 570.
Chatham, 46.
Chatham, Brig, 309,
Chatham Co., N. C, 277.
Chatham, Ct., 265,481, 594,
Chatham, Mass., 45, 9.1, 429.-

INDEX

XXI

Chatham, N. Y., 354.
'Chatterton, 46.
Chauncey, 46.
Chautean, 46.
Chayeux, 46.
Cheatham, 46.
Cheetham, 46.
Cheddle, 46.
Cheek, 47.
Cheever, 47.
Chelmark, Mass., 559.
Chelmsford, Mass., 297.
Chelsea, Mass., 143, 285.
Cheltenham, Pa., 396.
Chemist, 88.
Chemist, French, 396.
Chemistry, 369, 521.
Chemistry, Prof, of, 95, 99, 117,

192, 206.
Chenango Co., N. Y., 467.
Cheney, 47, 283.
Chepatchet, R. 1 , 190, 323.
Cheraw, S. C, 221, 307.
Cherokee Agency, 397.
Cherokee Country, 183.
Cherokee Indians, 367.
Cherries, 463.
Cherry Valley, N. Y., 406.
Cherry Valley, Pa., 107.
Chesapeake Bay, 422.
Chesapeake, Frigate, 444.
Chesapeake, U. S. Ship, 363,

339-
Chesebrough, 47.
Chessman, 47.
Chester Co., Pa., 267.
Chester, Mass., 559.
Chester, Pa., 92.
Chesterfield, 47.
Chesterfield, Mass., 314.
Chesterfield, N. H., 258, 299, 570.
Cheshire Co., N, H., 592.
Cheshire, Ct., 286.
Cheshire, Eng., 298.
Cheshire, Mass., 460.
Chestnut Rails, 473.
Chestnut Ridge, Pa., 530.
Chets, 47.
Chettegeng, India, 68.

Chettenham, Eng., 506.

Chevalier, 121.

Chevalier of St. Louis, 1 18.

Chicester, Eng., 544.

Chickering, 47.

Chichester, 47.

Chichester, Eng., 586.

Chickasaw Nation, 516.

Chief Baron, Lord, 132.

Chief, Indian, 195, 453, 559.

Chief Justice, 49, 64, 90, 134,
144, 164, 170, 178, 213, 272,
282, 327, 338, 347, 366, 378,
429, 449.450, 488, 491, S03,
544, 597, 606.

Chief Justice, Lord, 98, 194.

Chief Justice Marshall, Steamer,
36, 65, 84, 122,222, 409, 520,

523-
Chief Justice of Mass., 98, 99.
Chief Mate, SS. 240, 315, J366,

397. 440.
Chief Physician, 84.
Chieftain, Greek, 435.
Child, 47.
Childs, 48.

Chili, Coast of, 140, 155.
Chilcott, 49.
Chillicothe, O., 24, 483.
Chilson, 49.
Chimnery, 162, 513.
China, 124, 229, 412.
Chinery, 49.
Chipman, 49.

Chippeway Indians, 358, 370.
Chisel, 65, 180.
Chiverie, 49.
Chocolate Mills, 304.
Choctaw Nation, 480.
Cholera, 57, 58, 60, 68, 78, 107,

'71. 19s. 24s, 267, 285, 300,

306, 366, 370, 390, 410, 526,

540, S4S, 574-
Christ, 72.

Christ, Church of, 354, 474.
Christian, 49.
Christie, 49, 537, 539.
Christmas [name], 49.
Christmas, 307.

XXII

INDEX

Christopher, 49.

Chronicle and Patriot, Boston,
107.

Chronicle, Independent, 507.

Chronicle, London Morning, 467.

Chrystie, 49.

Chummeck, 49

Church [name], 49, S 1 1.

Church, 69, 127, 348, 363, 392,
SOI, 562.

Church, African Baptist, 52, 312.

Church, Baptist, 136, 180, 187,
214, 254, 304, 312, 318, 323,
390, 404, 42 s, 438, 460, 462,
476, 497. 499> 521, 524, 541,
563. 583, 587. S9>>604, 60s.

Church, Seekonk Baptist, 262.

Church, Free Will Baptist, 68.

Church, Member of Baptist, 68.

Church, First Philadelphia Bap-
tist, 267.

Church, First Providence Bap-
tist, 116, 184, 469.

Church, Second Millbury Bap-
tist, 44.

Church, Second Newport, 183,
248, 3IS-

Church, Caldwell, SS-

Church Clerk, 2S6, 314, 342, S62.

Church, Congregational, 148,
164, 432, 475, S2I, S36, S43.
550, S83, 604.

Church, Cong., and Society, 416,
485.

Church, Cong., Member of, 339.

Church, Cong., Seekonk, 261.

Church, Cong., Swanzey, 201.

Church, First Cong., 497.

Church, First Cong., Buxton,
Me., 61.

Church, 2d Cong., 487.

Church, 2d Cong., Providence,
234-

Church, Christ, 354, 474.

Church, Elder Eddy's, 262.

Church, Episcopal, 59, 86, 242,
362, 373, 375. 455, 568.

Church, Evangelican Lutheran,
538.

Church, First, 448, 515.

Church, First, Boston, 148.

Church, First Presbyterian, 105.

Church House, 148.

Church, Methodist, 105.

Church Officer, 456.

Church, Old South, Boston, 146,

291.
Church, Presbyterian, 73, 210,

291, 337. 520, 599-

Church, First Presbyterian, Bal-
timore, 295.

Church, ^ econd Presbyterian,
Newport, 197.

Church, Protestant Episcopal,
424.

Church, Reformed Dutch, 356.

Church, Sabbaterian, 389.

Church, St. John's, Prov., 52,

64. 79-
Church, St. Paul's, 465, 474.
Church, St. Stephen's, 431.
Church, Second, 514.
Church, Seventh Day Baptist,

2l8.

Church, Shrewsbury, 295.
Church Steeple, 262, 344.
Church, Scotish, Presbyterian,

385.
Church, Third, Salem, 273.
Church, Trinity, 457.
Church, Unitarian, 355.
Churchtown, Pa., 300.
Churchill, 51.
Cider, 355.

Cincinnati, Brig, 444.
Cincinnatus, Brig, 508.
Cincinnati, O , 25, 37, 65, 75, 76,

126, 150, 220, 237, 259, 346,

357. 449. 5 > 5. 518. 530, 607.
Cincinnati, Steamer, 147.
Cincinnati, Society of, 404, 437,

Sii.
Circuit Court, 272.
City Point, Va., 466.
City Reading Room, 73.
Citizen, American, 46.
Civil Liberty, 34.
Civil Polity, 177.
Claffiin, 51.
Claflin, 51.

INDEX

XXIII

Claggett, 51.

Claghorn, yi.

Clairborne, 51.

Clapp, 51, 52.

Clapperton, 52.

Clarence, 149.

Clarence, Duchess of, 144.

Clarence, Duke of, 144, 315.

Claremont, N. H., 149, 446.

Clarendon Court, 509.

Claret, 523.

Clairborne, Ala., 169.

Clarissa, Schooner, 232.

Clarke, 52, 81, 155, 172, 207, 344,

46s. 585.
Clarkesburg, Va., 299.
Clarke's Point, 62.
Clarkson, 55, 57.
Clary, 57.
Clason, 57.
Class, Member of Junior, 25, 232,

343, 360, 428, 453, 486, 568.
Class, Senior, no, 211, 376, 392,

503. 567. 596.

Class, Sophomore, 247, 601.

Class, Sophomore, Brown Uni-
versity, 55.

Classmate, 347.

Clanston, 57.

Claverick, N. Y., 357.

Claxton, 57.

Clay, 57, 134.

Claypole, 58.

Clayton, 58

Clayville, R. 1., 378.

Clear, 58.

Cleft, 58,

Clement, 58.

dementi, 58.

Clements, 58.

Clemmence, 58.

Clemmons, 58,

Clemsford, Eng., 408.

Clemsford, Mass., 356, 378, 579.

Cleopatra, 233.

Cleopatra's Barge, 91.

Clergyman, 86, 324, 396.

Clerk, 23, 24, 51, 60,81, loi, 104,
108, 153, 15s, 19s. 206, 255,
277. 396. 449, 475. 554-

Clerk, Captain's, 105.

Clerk, Chief, 314.

Clerk, Church, 256, 342, 562.

Clerk of Court, 255, 574, 584,

589.
Clerk of Parliament, 522,
Clerk of Treasury, 175.
Clerk, Town, 61, 76, 279, 299,

412, 497, 506.
Cleves, 58.
Cleveland, 58.
Clifford, 59.
Clift St., N. Y., 168, 202, 545,

597-

Climate, 291.

Clinton, 59, 192, 401, 594.

CHnton, Ga., 575.

Clinton, N. Y., 472.

Chsby, 59.

Ciitherall, 59.

Clizbe, 59.

Cloptineau, 59.

Clopton, 59.

Close, 59.

Clothes, 82, io8, 134, 165, 182,
205, 231, 235, 249, 262, 322,
338, 346, 362, 462, 463, 483,
501, 519. 522, 581, 593. 595-

Clothmg, 268.

Clyde, 59.

Coach, A Mail, 556.

Coal Hut, 591.

Coal Mine, 117.

Court, Irish, 162.

Court of Africa, 10 1, 104, 126,
146. 153. '97. 246, 266, 306,
340, 370, S03. 536, 579-

Court of Brazil, 521.

Court of Chili, 140.

Court of Japan, 594.

Court of Peru, 139.

Court, The North West, 172.

Coates, 59.

Cobb, 59, 355.

Cobbieskill, N. Y., 202.

Cobbossee, Brig, 68.

Cobly, 60.

Coburn, 60.

Cochran, 60.

Cochrane, 60.

XXIV

INDEX

Cock, 60.

Cocke, 60.

Codding, 60.

Coddington, 61.

Codling, 61.

Codman, 61.

Coe, 61.

Goes, 61.

Coffin (name), 61, 304.

Coffin, 115, 313, 333. 556.

Coffin, A Gold, 439.

Coffee, 361.

Coffee House Exchange, 370.

Coffee Pot, 361.

Coffers, 120.

Coggeshall, 62.

Cogswell, 63.

Cogwheel, 261.

Cohasset, Mass , 440.

Cohen, 63.

Coigney, 63.

Coke, 64.

Colbrook, N. H., 536.

Colby, 64, 560

Colcherson, 420.

Colchester, Eng., 242,

Cold Water, 165.

Cole, 64, 40, 162.

Coles, 64.

Coleman, 65, 66, 395.

Colegrove, 66.

CoUard, 66.

Collector, 94, 95, 315, 532.

Collector, Deputy, 356.

Collector Customs, 371, 437, 557.

Collector, Port, 27. 130, 180, 248,

338, 344. 351. 37i> 383, 396,

563-
Collector, Revenue, 466.
Collector, Sloop, 471.
College, 388, 413, 604.
College, Sacred, 577.
College, Amherst, 232, 309.
College, Bowdoin, no.
College, Carlile, 385.
College, Columbia, D. C, 87,

242, 308, 385, 388.
College, Dartmouth, 453, 562.
College, Dickinson, 391.
College, Downing, 49.

College, Geneva, 393.
College, Graduate of Rhode Is-
land, 126, 137.
College, Harvard, 239, 308, 347.
College, Military, 489.
College, Mt. Airy, 145.
College, Physicians, 121.
College, Prof, in Columbia, 223.
College, Rhode Island, 203.
Colleii;e, St. Andrew, 230.
College, St. John's, 493.
College, Surgeon's Royal, 481.
College, Trinity, 450.
College, Williams, 353.
College, Yale, 134, 135, 161, 308

343- 353-
Collegiate Institution, 409.

Collet, 66.

Collier, 298.

Collins, 66, 81.

Collin, 67.

Collis, 68.

Collodon, Battle of, 210.

Col man, 68.

Colonization Society, 544.

Colonies, 25.

Colony, Plymouth, 509.

Colquheun, 68.

Colton, 68.

Columbia College, D. C, 87,

242, 308, 38s, 588.
Columbia College, Prof, in, 223.
Columbia Co,, N. Y., 98.
Columbia, Mo., 525, 532.
Columbia, O., 168, 246.
Columbia, Pa., 239.
Columbia River, 335.
Columbia, Ship, 72, 150, 237,

234> 389- ■
Columbia, S. C, 205, 217, 388,

392, 514. 533-
Columbia, Steamer, 496.
Columbia, Tenn., 356, 430
Columbia University, 360.
Columbia Co., Ga., 87.
Columbian Consul, 120.
Columbian Navy, 158.
Columbian Sentinel, 144.
Columbus, Ga., 489.
Columbus, O., 246, 570.

INDEX

XXV

Colvin, 68.
Colwell, 68.

Comberwell, British Ship. 193.
Comedian, 32, 37, 167, 250, 542.
Comedian, English, 319.
Comer, 68.

Commandant, Master, 183.
Commandant, Naval. 234.
Commander, 206, 236, 433.
Commander at Plymouth, 130.
Commander, Lieut., 71.
Commander, Nautical, 39, 65,

187, 242, 259, 373. 443. 504.

54S, 564-
Commander, Station, 257.
Commander U. S. Lakes, 229.
Commene, 68.
Commentator, 585.
Commentaries, Blackstone's, 49.
Commerce, Brig, 97.
Commerce, European, 435.
Commercial Bank, 336.
Commercial Bank, New England,

112.
Commissary, 201.
Commissary of Prisoners, 185.
Commissary Sargeant, 243.
Commissioner, 104, 209, 334, 349.
Commissioner, Land Office, 397.
Commissioner, N. Y. Navy Yard,

422.
Committee, Chairman of. 377.
Committee of Health, 135.
Committee of Safety, 537, 565.
Commodore, 36, 108, 366, 368,

429, 433, 480, 481, 520, 521,

593-
Commodore Perry, Ship, 74.
Commodore Rogers, Ship, 568.
Common Pleas, Court of, 81, 98,

104, [34, 170, 178, 181, 255,

279, 280, 282, 287, 341, 437,

459, 488, 526.
Common Pleas, Judge of Court,

254.
Commons, House of, 479.
Commonwealth, Chancellor, 60.
Company, East India, 246, 272.
Company, Holland Land, 145.

Company, Farmer's Insurance,

260.
Company, Newport Manf'g., 275.
Company of Artillery, 161, 440.
Company of Infantry, 93, 179,

340, 357, 421, 596.
Company, Theatrical, 136.
Composer, 58, 210, 503.
Composer. Musical, 190, 250, 318,

344, 572.

Coniptroller, Office, 155.

Comstock, 68, 169, 304, 374.

Conanicut Point, 561.

Conant, 69.

Concannon, 69.

Concentric Spheres, 607.

Concord, Mass., 69, 158, 173,
446.

Concord, N. H., 192, 395, 420,
421.

Concord, N. C , 307, 358, 408.

Condarcet, 69.

Conde, 1 18.

Conde, Prince de, 118.

Condor, N. Y , 69.

Condy, 70.

Cone, 70.

Coney, 70.

Confederation of the Rhine, 98.

Confectioner, 243.

Confidence Man, 357.

Congdon, 70, 26, 39.

Congress, 71.

Congleton, 71.

Congregation, Jewish, 542.

Congregational Church, 148, 164,
329. 339. 432. 475> 521, 536,
543, 580, 583, 604.

Congregational Church and So-
ciety, 416.

Congregational Presbyterian, 566.

Congregational Church, First,

499.
Congregational Church, Second,

487-
Congregational Church, Second,

Prov., 234.
Congregational Minister, 522.
Congregational Church, Second,

261.

XXVI

INDEX

Congregational Church, Swan-
zey, 201.

Congrene, 71.

Congress, 283, 344, 415, 530.

Congress, Continental, 338.

Congress, Delegate, 256, 479.

Congress, Member of, 32, 57, 59,
60, 74, 87, Sg, 96, 102, 107,
108, 115, 125, 135, 147, 149,
151, 154, 167, 168, 174, 184,
193, 224. 227, 238, 240, 274,
277, 278, 284, 297, 322, 324,
342, 345, 346, 354, 355, 361,

369. 377. 383, 392, 393. 403.
404, 409,414, 417, 424, 425,
428, 442, 469, 489, 494, 506,
510. 526, 538, 544, 561, 564,
586.

Congress, Proceedings of, 368.

Congress, Representative ot,
170, 252.

Congress, Senator of, 99, 170,

237,370,405. 517-
Congress, U. S. Ship, 97, 191.
Congressman, 23, 31, 592.
Congressman PZlect, 396.
Congriveve, 71.
Conjugation, 505.
Conkling, 71.
Connecticut, 25, 68, 91, 99, 113,

151, 222, 224, 234, 246, 290,

337. 342. 397, 40s, 462, 492,

538, 540, 606.
Connecticut Assembly, 342.
Connecticut Courant, 284,
Connecticut Courier, 559.
Connecticut, District of, 143,

286, 407.
Connecticut Gazette, 143, 186,

217.
Connecticut, Governor of, 224.
Connecticut Herald, 589.
Connecticut Journal, 214.
Connecticut, Lieut. Gov. of, 205,

295,
Connecticut Line, 317.
Connecticut Mirror, 352.
Connecticut River, 45, 265, 519,

592.
Connecticut Steamer, 368.

Connecticut, Superior Court of.

44, 46.
Connelly, 71.
Conneys, 71.
Connolly, 71.
Connor, 71.
Conroy, 71.
Constellation, U. S. Ship, 103,

150, 222, 231, 338.
Constitution, Massachusetts, 170.
Constitution, National, 381.
Constitution, Ohio, 290.
Constitution, Ship, 1 14, 15 1, 192,

477-
Constitution, State, 43, 501.
Constitution, U. S. Ship, 186,

198, 206, 229,257, 4ri, 499,

502, 530, 563.
Constitutional Convention, 364.
Constantine, Grand Duke, 556.
Consul, 388, 406, 476.
Consul, Acting American, 204.
Consul, American, 169, 266, 396,

403, 591-
Consul, British, 103, 198, 408,

540.
Consul, Danish, 462.
Consul, French, 24, 268, 588.
Consul General, 1 19, 439.
Consul General, Swedish, 577.
Consul of Columbia, 120.
Consul of Spain, 155.
Consul, United States, 96, 175,

230, 295, 408, 433, 482, 538,

551,557.558.
Consulate, Executive, 28.
Consular Agent, 189.
Conti, 71.

Continental Army, 133, 453,
Continental Congress, 338.
Continental Navy, 313.
Contoocook River, 597.
Contractor, 33.
Controller, 71.
Convent Paraclete, 22.
Convent, Ursuline, 528.
Convention, 43, 301, 501.
Convention, Constitutional, 364.
Convention, Member of, 170,

197. 372, 381, 408.

INDEX

XXVII

Convention, President of, 271.
Convention, State, 290.
Convention, Virginia, 58,93, 164,

368, 412, 420, 486, SOI, 523.
Convert, 71.
Converted Hindu, 337.
Converted Jew, 193.
Convict, SOI.
Conway, 71.

Conway, N. H., 148, 480.
Coody, 72.
Cook, 272, 407.

Cooke, 72, 22, 444,461, 504, SOS-
Cook (Trade), 122, 142, 19s.
Coolbrett, 75.
Cooley, 75.
Coolidge, 75.
Coombe, 75.
Coombes, 75.
Coombs, 75.
Coomer, 75.
Coomey, 75.
Cooper, (name), 76, 432, S23.

582.
Cooper, 397, 440, 483, 571, 587.
Cooperstown. N. Y., 61, 13S,

319. 559. 594-
Cope, 76.
Copeland, 76.
Copley, JT.
Coplin, Tj.

Corporal of Marines, 76.
Copenhagen, Den., 400, 462.
Copp, -JT.

Coranis Champion, 155.
Corbin, "JT.
Cordial, 25.
Corey, 77, 254.
Corinth, N. H., 298.
Corinth, Vt., 93, 291.
Cork, Ire., 190.
Corliss, 78.
Corn, 59, 286.
Cornelius, 78.
Cornell, 78.
Cornfield Pt, L. I., 108, 143,

554-
Cornhill, Boston, 142.
Corning, 79.
Cornish, Me., 56, 296.

Cornville, 378.

Cornwall, Eng., 49, 361.

tornwail, N. Y., 532.

Cornwallis, 79, 447, 468.

Cornwall, 79.

Coromer, 233.

Corp, 80.

Corpe, 80.

Corpse, 308, 498.

Corps, Marine, 114, 221, 272.

Corps, U. S. Engineer, 151.

Corps, U. S. Marine, 231, 309,

435. 521.
Corps of U. S. Artillery, 293,

353, 468, 598.
Corresponding Secretary, 85,

151.
Corrosive Sublimate, 391.
Corss, 80.
Corthey, 80.

Corvette, John Adams, 59.
Cosair, 80.

Cosmopolite, Sloop, 153, 211.
Cossacks, 478.
Corselets, 524
Corson, 68.
Costa, 80.
Costance, 37.
Cottle, 80.
Cotton, 80.
Cotton, Bale, 606.
Cotton Factory, 230, 247.
Cotton Machmery Cords, 38.
Cottrell, 80.
Couchery, 80.
Coultie, 81, 54.
Council, 372.
Council Bluffs, Ark., 160, 237,

500.
Council, Executive, 153, 475,

562, 598.
Council, French, 210.
Council, Governors, 135, 263.
Council, King's, 537.
Council of the Empire, 602.
Council, President of, 149.
Council, Privy, 25, 153, 246.
Council, State, 263.
Council, town, 231, 382, 401,

428, 506, 513, 536.

XXVIII

INDEX

Councillor, 163.

Councillor, Commonwealth, 60

Councillor, State, 120.

Count, 121.

Count Pulaski, i8r.

Counterfeiting, 334, 525.

Countis, 81.

Country, Red River, 224.

Country, Western, 24.

County Court, 426, 466, 563.

County Court, judge of, 53, 126,

213.
County Judge, 185.
County Senator, 89.
County Sheriff, 134.
Courant, Connecticut, 284.
Courant, The Canadian, 415.
Courner, The Connecticut, 59.
Court, Assistant Justice of Su-

erior, 163.
Court, Clerk of, 255, 574, 584,

589.
Court, Circuit, 272.
Court Common Pleas, 98.
County Court, 426, 466.
Court, District, 295, 296, 396.
Court, English, 131.
Court, General, 487.
Court House, 273.
Court, Irish, 491.
Court, Judge of County, 53, 126,

213.
Court Judges, 270.
Court, Judge of District, 162.
Court, Judge Superior, 150.
Court, Judge Supreme, 459.
Court Justice, 459.
Court, Justice of Superior, 115.
Court Martial, 118, 488.
Court, N. Y. Supreme, 24.
Court, R. I. Supreme, 213.
Court, Superior, 64, 308, 408,

425. 5'9.
Court Superior, Judge of, 154.
Court, Superior of Conn., 44.
Court, Supreme, 308, 506, 542.
Court Supreme, Justice of, 146
Court, U. .;. District, 543, 544,

Court, U. S. Supreme, 23, 94.

Court of Amherst, 24.

Court of Appeals, 429.

Court of Common Pleas, 81, go,
104, r34, 170, 178, 25s, 279,
280, 282, 287, 341, 437, 459,
488, 526.

Court of Common Pleas, Judge
of, 254.

Court of Exchequer, 132.

Court of Inquiries. 8r.

Court of King's Bench, 286.

Court of Sessions, 181.

Courtier, 238.

Cousello, 81.

CoutLony, 81.

Coutiss. 81.

Coutts, 81.

Cove Basin, 79.

Cove, The, 553.

Covell, 81.

Coventry, Ct., 522.

Coventry, R. I., 27, 29, 31, 35,
42, 66, 72, 74. 91, 125, 126,
152, 169, 188, 194, 207, 213,
214, 215, 216, 218, 220, 234,
239, 260, 263, 264, 268, 272,
286, 29s. 304, 310, 319, 324,

329. 349- 372, .'73. 38fi, 387.
413, 414, 416, 4f9, 420, 428,

449 4S9. 472, 48?, 483, 484,

4«S. 495, SOI, 503, 504, 50s.

509, 5 '5- S16, 521, S33, S8o>

597, 598- 602, 604.
Covington, Ky., 184.
Covington, Miss., 518.
Cow, 53, 290, 357, 491, 535.
Cow Skinning, 538.
Cowell, 81.
Cowes, 84.
Cowing, 8r.

Cowslip, The Rival, 497.
Coy, 82
Coyle, 82.
Cox, 82, 133.
Coxe, 82.
Cox's Bazar, 68.
Cozzens, 82, 389, 527.
Crabowski, 83.
Crachami, 83.
Cracker, 134.

INDKX

XXIX

Craft, 83.

Crafts, 83.

Craftsbury, Vt., 84, 559.

Craggin, 84.

Craig, 84.

Craik, 84.

Cram, 84.

Cranch, 84.

Crandall, 84.

Crane, 85, 440.

Crane Point, 592.

Craney Isle, 235, 455.

Crank Pit, 519.

Cranston, 85.

Cranston, R. I., 29, 30, 31, 48,
SO, 55. 59.66, 67, 70, 71. 86,
'29. 135. 136, 140, 143. '44.
'54, 156, 157. '59. '70, '97,
206, 207, 239, 240, 241, 242,
250, 257, 262, 268, 279, 280,
281, 285, 301, 303, 306, 316,
324, 328, 329, 354, 355, 373,
378, 385, 386, 388, 398, 426,
428, 429, 446, 461, 470, 476,
479, 481, 482, 483, 484, 494,
495. 500. 504. 508, 534, 548,
549. 550, 557. 566, 568, 576,
581, 583, 584, 597.

Crapo, 86, 527.

Crapon, 86.

Crary, 87.

Crawford, 87, 504, 505.

Crawford, Brig, 269.

Crawford, Revenue Cutter, 43.

Crawley, 87.

Craybourne, 87.

Craydon, Vt., 486.

Crazy Sarah, 147.

Crease, 87.

Creed, 87.

Creek, 134, 346.

Creek Agency, 249, 459.

Creek Line, 544.

Creeks, 499.

Creighton, 87.

Creel, 88.

Cramer, 88.

Cremshaw, 88.

Cressen, 88.

Crettendon, 88.

Crew, Boats, 140.

Crew, Carpenters', 211.

Crimea, 330.

Criss, 88.

Critic, Dramatic, 330.

Critic, Theatrical, 192.

Crivehng, 88.

Croade, 88.

Crocker, 33, 64, 88,4354, 355.

Crockerton, 89.

Crockett, 88.

Croghan, 311.

Crombie, 89.

Crommeelin, 89.

Crompton, 89.

Crompton, R. I.,i95.

Cronstadt, 73, 185, 549.

Crookes, 89.

Crosby, 89, 472.

Croskey, 90.

Cross, 90.

Cross, Grand, 24.

Cross, Missionary of the, 283.

Cross of St. Louis, 191.

Crossman, go.

Crouch, 91.

Croup, 91.

Crowell, 91.

Crown Point, 23.

Crowningshield, 91.

Cruff, 91.

Cruger, 91.

Crump, 91, 292.

Crumwell, 92.

Crutzer, 92.

Cuba, W. L, 46, 205, 332, 467.

Cuddie, 92,

Cudworth, 92,

Cuffee, 92.

Culpepper, 92.

Culpepper C. H., Va.,'258.

Culpepper, Va., 7T. \ '

Culverson, 92. 2^--

Cumberland Co., Ky., i89,"284,

422, 465. ' ,

Cumberland Co., Pa., 406.
Cumberland Harbor, Cuba, 467.
Cumberland Isle, Ga., 216, 402,

430, 547-
Cumberland, Md., 130.

XXX

INDEX

Cumberland, R. I., 25, 26, 29,
30,72, 73, 100, 106, 115, 116,
117, 129, 141, [62, 167, 179,
190, 210, 241, 245, 247, 256,
262, 279, 294, 303, 304, 30s,
307, 316, 321, 344, 345, 356,
36', 383. 399, 400. 402, 403.
404, 416, 426, 448, 452, 482,
495- 498, 506, 523. 536. 537>
538, 539. 548, 551. 562,563.
567, 569, 570, 571. 584. 586,
587, 600, 605.

Cumming. 92.

Cummings, 92.

Cummins, 92.

Cummington, Mass., 25, 197.

Cundell, 93.

Cunnell, 93.

Cunningham, 93.

Cupboard, 90.

Curants, 402.

Curien, 93.

Curkunis, 93.

Curlew, Brig, 246, 340.

Curracoa, W. L, I75. 387. 523.
S6r.

Curran, 93.

Curril, 93.

Currier, 93.

Curtis, 93, 38.

Cushing, 94.

Cushnrian, 94.

Customs, Collector of, 371, 437,

557-
Custom House, 449.
Custom House, Office, 91.
Custom, Inspector of, 124, 575,

579
Cutbush, 95.
Cutler, 95, 309.
Cutter, 96, 171.
Cutter, a Revenue, 345.
Cutting, 96.
Cutts, 96.
Cyane, U. S. Ship, 105, 207, 313,

351, 463, 500, 539, 584.
Cynthia, 303.
Cynthiana, Ky., 237, 295.
Cypress, Schooner, 161, 364.

D

Dabery, 98.

Dabney, 96.

Daball, 96.

Dacres, 585,

Dade, 96, 601.

Dagger, 5^)5.

Dailev, 97, 413-

Daily, 97.

Daily Advertiser, Boston, 362.

Dairy, 263.

Dale, 98.

Dallis, 98.

Dalansey, 98.

Dalton, 98.

Dalzell, 98.

Dame, 98.

Damode, 98.

Dana, 98.

Dana, Mass., 201, 229, 265, 308,

519.
Danbury, Ct., 465, 477, 492.
Dancing Master, 331.
Dane, 49.
Danes, 99.
Danford, 99.
Danforth, 99, I9-
Daniel, 100.
Daniels, 100.
Danielson, 100.
Danish Consul, 462.
Dantzic, Duke of, 345.
Danube, Brig, 170.
Danvers, Mass., 148, 171, 271,

492, 567-
Danville, Ky., 545, 546.
Danville, Vt., 164, 598.
Darby, 100.
Darien, Ga., 394, 463.
Darling, 100, 99.
Darlington, S. C, 530.
Darlington C. H., S, C, 181, 202.
Darman, loo
Darnahoe, loi.
Darrah, 10 1.
Darroch, loi.
Darsey, 10 1.
Dart, 101.

INDEX

XXXI

Dartmouth College, 453, 562.

Dartmouth, Eng., 360.

Dartmouth, Mass., 86, 94, 103,
106, 148, 195, 196, 245, 281,
341. 350, 388, 413, 462, 48s,
527, 558, 561, 562, 570.

Dartmouth Uni,, 204.

Dassance, lor.

Dashwell, loi.

Dash wood, 101.

Dauberine, 10 r.

Daughterly, 101.

Davenport, loi.

David, 102.

Davidge, 102.

Davidson, 102, 119.

Davidson Co., N. C, 294.

Davids .n Co., Tenn., 159.

Davies, 103.

Davis, 103, 222, 384, 483.

Davison, 107.

Davoll, 107.

Davaust, 107.

Davy, 107

Dawes, 107.

Dawless, 107.

Dawley, 107.

Dawset, 108.

Dawson, 108.

Day, 108.

Dayton, 109, 62.

Dayton, O., 99, 201.

Deacon Elect, 438.

Deacon 46 years, 524.

Deaf, 48.

Deaf and Dumb School, 556.

Dean, 109.

Deane, 109.

Dearborn, in.

Debility, Prison of, 10 r.

Debt, 395, 603.

Decatur, 1 1 1.

Decatur, Brig, 185, 296, 341.

Decatur, Schooner, 540.

Decha, 55.

Dechterman, 1 11.

Deck, 407.

Decker, 11 1.

Declaration of Independence,

394-

Decoy, U. S. Ship, 183, 542.

Dede, n i.

Dedham, Mass.,97, 124, 162, 168,

191, 213, 225, 248, 293, 374,

400, 413, 424, 426, 429, 510,

582.
Deeds, Registrar of, 168.
Deer. 427, 577.

Deerfield, N. H., 202, 399, 404.
Deerfield, N. Y., 551, 592.
Deerfield, O., 108.
Deer Hunt, 322.
Deer Isle, 170.
Deer Skins, 193.
Deey, 1 11.
Defeat, 34.

Defeat, St. Clair's, 183.
Defender, 127.
Degennis, ri r.
Degilger, in.
Dehon, in.
Delancy, 112.
Deland, 112.
Delaney, 112.
Delano, 112.
Delaplaine, 1 12.
Delegate to Congress, 256, 479.
Delesdernier, 112.
Delirium, 64, 580.
Delaware, 120,268, 517, 518, 519,

538.
Delaware, O., 583.
Delaware, Brig, 232.
Delaware, Capes of, 161.
Delaware Co., O., 179.
Delaware, District oif, 162.
Delaware, Governor of, 54, 67,

246.
Delaware, Governor Elect of,

372.
Delaware River, 534, 538.
Delhi, N. Y., 167, 209, 550.
Deliber, 1 12.
Dellingham, 112.
Delville, 112.
Democrat, 405.
Demorest, 112.
Demill, 1 12.
Deming, 112.
Demons, 112.

XXXII

INDEX

Demoranville, 112.

Dempster, 112.

Dench, 112.

Denham, 113.

Denise, 1 13

Denmark, 339.

Deiinil, 113.

Dennis, 1 13.

Dennis, Mass., 429,

Dennison, 1 13.

Denney, 1 13.

Denny, 1 13.

Dennysville, Mass., 258.

Dent, 1 14.

Dentist, 147, 150.

Department, Foreign, 358.

Department, Navy, £76, 256.

Department, Treasury, 168, 195.

Department, Rhine, iig.

Department, War, 206, 342, 562.

Deposed, 297, 462.

Deposit and Discount, Office of,

239
Deputy, 589.
Deputy Collector, 356,
Deputy Postmaster, 123.
Deputy Sheriff, 233, 320.
Deputies, House of, 315, 470.
Derbey, 114.
Derby, 114.

Derby, Ct., 152, 286, 375, 511.
Derry, N. H., 139.
Desessuris, 114.
Desert, Great, 5 14.
Deserted Village, 389.
Deserter, 594.
Desertion, 450, 513.
Deserts, 395.
Desha, 1 14, 138.
Deshans, 115.
Desterhan. (15
Detroit, Mich., 162, 169, 212,

235, 236, 289, 336, 519.
Devaynes, 115.
Devens, 1 15.
Devereaux, 115.
Deverick, 115.
Devine, 115.
Devilt, 115.
Devoll, 115.

Devonshire, Eng., 321.

Dewey, 115.

Dewick, 115.

Dexter, 115, 141, 169, 299, 305,

348. 523-
Dexter Asylum, 52, 188.
Dexter House, 2^.
DeAguesson, Chancellor, 431.
DeAlbertus, 1 17.
DeAlton, 117.
DeAngeley, 1 17.
DeAuvergne, 118.
DeKelesnay, u8.
DeBlois, 118.
DeBrissy, 118.
DeBouflflers, 118.
DeBourbon, Conde, 118.
DeBresson, 1 18.
DeCharteller, 1 18.
DeChastelux, 1 18.
DeCogny, u8.
DeCrillon, 1 18.
DeDamus, 119.
DeDecras, 1 19.
DeEdling, 119.
DeEsqueville, 343.
De Forrest, 119.
DeGardnier, 1 19.
DeGenlis, 119.
DeGoltz, 1 19.
DeHart, 1 19.
Dejarnotte, 1 19.
DeKrufft, 1 19.
DeKnotzon, 119.
DeLacresse, 1 19,
DeLagey, 1 19.
DeLancey, 353
De La Tour-du-pin, 119.
De La Vanpalliere, 1 19.
De r Empire, Journal of, 192.
DeLebzeltern, 1 19
DeLessert, 119.
DeLestocye, 119.
DeLiniers, 120.
DeLukee, 120
DeLuzerne, 411.
DeLys, Order of, 120.
DeMalagamba, 120.
DeMalanet, 120.
DeMasley, 120.

INDEX

XXXIII

DeMatlair, 120.

DeMontalet, 120.

DeNemours, 120.

DeOnis, 120.

DeOr, late France, 123.

D'Orea, 120.

DeOrvilliers, 488.

DePolignil, 120.

DePortaine, 120.

DeRio, 120.

DeRockment, 120.

DeRohan, 120.

DeRufio, 120.

DeRuis, 120.

DeStael, 120.

DeSedella, 121.

DeSerra, 121.

DeSeze, 121.

DeSilva, t2i.

DeSouza, 121.

Delingry, 121.

DeTolly, 121.

DeTuyll, 121.

DeUrquejo, 121.

DeWitt, 121.

DeWolf, 121, 103, 105, 130.

De Wolfe, 121.

DeXimines, 122.

Diadem, British Ship, 235.

Diamond, 122.

Diamond, Ship, 55, 199.338,363.
370.

Dibbin, 122.

Dick, 122.

Dickenson, 122.

Dickenson College, 391.

Dickerson, 122.

Dickinson, 122.

Dickson, 122.

Didactic and Polymic, 356.

Didier, 122.

Dighton, Mass., 38, 40, 52, 57,
90, 103, 105, 187, 201, 205,
226, 247, 248, 257, 294, 348,
362, 365, 462, 467, 473, 487,
492, 5or,Sii, 512, 513, 547,
556, 572, 586, S9I.

Dike, 123.

Dillabar, 123.

Dillard, 123.

Dillibur, 123.

Dillingham, 123.

Dillo, 123.

Dillon, 123.

Dillwyer, 123.

Diman, 123.

Dinah, 124.

Dinkin, 124.

Dinner, 31.

Dinsmore, 124.

Diocesan Vicar, 267.

Diphtheria, 326.

Diplomat, 120, 475.

Director, 410.

Director of the Park, m.

Dirk, 370.

Discount and Deposit Office of,

239-
Dish, 516.
Distiller, 124.
Distressed, 197.
District Attorney, 572.
District Attorney, U. S., 206. ^
District Court, 295, 296, 396.
District Court, U. S., La., 51.
District Judge, 411.
District Judge, LT. S., 129, 230,

250, 278.
District, Masonic, 292,
District Marshall, 564.
District of Alabama, 356.
District of Alexandria, 557.
District of Baltimore, 392.
District of Connecticut, 143, 286,

407.
District of Delaware, 162.
District of Georgia, 149.
District of Louisiana, 122.
District of Maine, 343, 598.
District of Mississippi, 554.
District of New Jersey, 464.
District of Northern New York,

559-
District of Pendleton, S. C, 137.
District of Plymouth, 532.
District of R. L, 1 17, 281, 376.
District, Sixth Judicial, 429.
District, Third Penn., 404.
District, Western, 272.
Ditman, 124.

XXXIV

INDEX

Diverly, 565.

Diving Bell, 270, .527.

Divinity, Prof, of, 356.

Divinity, Student of, 163.

Division, Fifth, 205.

Dix, 124.

Dixey, 124,

Dixhills, L. 1., 573.

Dixon, 124.

Doane, 124.

Dobbs, 124.

Dobear, 125.

Dobson, 124, 422.

Dock, 134, 425.

Dockery, r24.

Doctor, Indian Herb, 339.

Doctress, Indian, 262.

Dodd, 125, 47.

Doddridge, 125.

Dodds, 125.

Dodge, 125.

Dodson, 406.

Dog, 25, 38, 45, i28,|;i33, 193,

232. 307. 3S7.
Dole, 125.
Deliver, 125.
Dollis, 125.
Dolloff, 125.
Dolphin, 502.
Donaldson, 125.
Donaldsonville, La., 23 1, 273.
Donblane, Scot , 572.
Done, 126.
Donilson, 584.
Donnelly, 126.
Donnison, 126.
Doorkeeper, 57, 348, 401.
Dorchester Co., Md., 228.
Dorchester, Eng., 513.
Dorchester, Mass., 99, 102, 280,

333. 382, 445, 585, 602, 603.
Dorr, 126.
Dorrance, 126.
Dorrego, 127.
Dorset, 127.
Dorset, Vt., 533.
Dorsey, 127.
Doty, 127.
Dougall, 127.
Douglass, 127, 297.

Douglass, Lord, 127.

Douglass, Mass., 85, 152, 245,
269, 344, 446, 577.

Dousett, 128.

Douville, 128.

Dover, Brig, 48, 186.

Dover, Del., 606.

Dover, N. H., 237, 306, 493.

Dover, Schooner, 444.

Dow, 128.

Dowe, 128.

Downe, 128.

Downer, 128.

Downes, 128.

Downing, 128, 301.

Downing College, 49.

Doyle, 129.

Doyleston, Pa., 384, 405, 493.

Dracut, Mass., 173, 325.

Drake, 129.

Drake, Ship, 216.

Dramatic Critic, 330.

Draper, 129, 575.

Dray, 385.

Drayton, 129.

Dresden, Me., 478.

Dring, 129.

Drock, 130.

Dromo, Ship, 259, 358, 466, 592.

Dropsy, 498.

Drown, 130.

Drowne, 130, 500.

Drowned, 25, 26, 29, 30, 31, 36,
17, 41, 43, 45, 49, 51, 52, 54,
55. 56, 57. 63, 66, 68, 73, 75,
76, 79, 82, 84, 87, 94, 95, 96,
97. 98, 104, 106, 108, 109,
nr, 113, 114, 123, 124, 125,
127, 128, 132, 134, 136, 137,

139. 140, 147. 149. 151. 153.

161, 165, 166, 168, 169, 185,

186, 190, 191, 193, 196, 200,

201, 206, 209, 211, 212, 219,

223, 225, 228, 230, 231, 232,

235, 239, 243, 245, 248, 250,

26 [, 265, 267, 269, 274, 275,

277,280, 281, 283, 289, 291,

293, 294. 296, 297, 300, 301,

304, 306, 307,308, 310, 315,

317. 318, 319. 320, 324, 327,

INDEX

XXXV

Drowned, — Continued.

-.330, 332,333. 334. 33S. 34'.

342, 345, 346, 349. 350, 355.
358, 360, 361,363, 364, 365,
366, 370, 371. 373. 374. 376,
377. 378. 379. 382, 38s, 389,
391, 392, 394. 401, 402, 403,
40s, 406, 407, 410, 412, 414,
417, 424, 429, 430, 433, 434,
440, 442, 447, 448, 453, 460,
464, 465, 466, 467, 469, 471,
475. 479. 481, 486, 487. 488,
489, 490, 496, 497, 498, 500,
503. 5' 1. 515. 5 '6, 518, 520,
521, 522, 523, 525, 526, 533,
534, 535, 540. 542, 552. 553,
554.561. 570. 572, 574, 575.
581, 583, 592, 593, S94, 595,
597. 598, 601, 602, 606.

Drudge, 130.

Drug Store, 171.

Drum, 599.

Drummond, 130.

Drury, 130.

Drury Lane, Eng., 189, 361.

Dryer, 130.

Dublin Co., N. C, 248.

Dublin, Ire., 35, 118, 190, 210,
321, 439, 464, 486.

Dublin, N. H., 583.

Dubosy, 130.

Duchess of Clarence, 144.

Duchess of York & Albany, 175.

Duck Shooting. 503.

Duckoquet, 130.

Duckworth, 130.

Duckloux, 131.

Ducas, 131.

Dudley, 131, 544

Dudley, Mass., 34, 86, 140, 141,
411, 428, 467.

Duel, 58, 59, 60, 72, 77, 91, 92,
96, 103, III, 119, 120, 122,
124, 152, 155, 162, 173, 178,
206, 208, 209, 222, 224, 230,
236, 240, 257, 267, 273, 302,
308,323,325,331, 335, 337,

343. 344. 369. 376, 383. 386.
404,407, 431, 439.452, 463.
513. 539. 543, 557. 564, 573,
585, 593, 596, 600, 601.

Duffy, 131.

Dufont, 131.

Dufour, 131.

Dugarn, 131.

Duick, 131.

Duke, 131.

Duke of Auerstadt, 107.

Duke of Clarence, 144.

Duke of Dantzic, 345.

Duke, Grand, 98.

Duke ot Hohenzollern-Hecken-

gen, 175.
Duke of Mecklenburgh-Strelitz,

490
Duke of Nassau-Usingen, 175.
Duke of Orleans, 1 19, 346.
Duke of Olronte, 171.
Duke of Paemtia, 343.
Duke of Parma, 24.
Duke of Queensbury, 127.
Duke of Saxony, 576, 578.
Duke Street, 23.
Duke of York, 175.
Duke of Loehrington, 46.
Dull, 131.
Duloff, 131.
Dumb, 48.

Dumbarton, N. H., 64.
Dumbarton, Scot., 542.
Dument. 131.
Dumfries, Marquis of, 127.
Dumolin, 131.
Dummer, 131.
Dunbar, 131.
Duncan, 132.
Duncklee, 47.
Dundas, 132.
Dundee, Eng., 53.
E>unham, 132, 19, 102, 506.
Dunham, N. H., 333.
Dunker, Eng., 108.
Dungeness, Ga., 402.
Dunkirk, 26, 524.
Dunlap, 407.
Dunmore, Earl of, 421.
Dunmore, Lord, 195.
Dunn, 133.
Dunnell, 133.
Dunning, 133.
Dunsonby, 133.
Dunstable, Mass., 47.

XXXVI

INDEX

Dunton, 133.

Dunwell, 133.

Dunwoody, 133.

Dupee, 133.

Duplessix, 133.

Dupuis, 134.

Duralde, 134.

Durfee, [34.

Durham, 134.

Durkee, 134.

Duryee, 134.

Dutch Minister, 177.

Dutch Tunes. 250.

Dutchess Co., N. Y., 36, 357,

408, 454, 484, 499.
Dutilh, 134.
Dutton, 134.
Duval, 134, 422.
Duvis, 135.

Duxbury, Mass., 451, 469, 532.
Dwarf, Italian, 83.
Dwelley, 135.
Dwight, 135.
Dwyer, 135.
Dyckerman, 135,
Dyer, 135.
Dyre, 136.
Dyke, 136.
Dykes, 136.
Dysenbury, 55, 92, 205, 451.

Eager, 137

Eagle, 137

Eagle, American, 19

Eagle Bank, 240

Eakin, 137

Eames, 137

Earl, 137

Earle, 137

Earl of Carrington, 574

Earl of Cosselas, 149

Earl of Dunmore, 421

Earl of Francis, 291

Earl of Lanesboro, 479

Earl of Lauderdale, 371

Earl of Oxford, 540

Earl of Warwick, 222

Earl ey? 138, 114, 238

Earnest, 138

Earnskey, 138

Earthquake, 53, 359, 468, 606

East, 138

East Brewster, Mass., 89

East Bridgewater, Mass., 42,
158, 231, 242, 402,434, 533

East Cambridge, Mass., 165, 273

East Florida/ 164, 468

East Gilmartin, 333

East Greenwich, R. I., 25, 34,
35. 36, 56, 62, 63, 64, 66, 74,
104, III, 125, 15s, i6s, 175.
178, 185, 187, 207, 213, 214,
215, 216, 217, 2(8, 219, 220,
229, 231, 246, 262, 269, 325,
348, 388, 389, 411, 412, 415,
417, 428, 430,432, 448, 449,
454, 462, 463, 476, 477, 508,
509, 516, 518, 531, 532, 541,
553. 567, 568, 579. 580, 581,
582, 584

East Greenwich Harbor, 149

East Guilford, Ct., 146

East Haddam, Ct., 330

East Hampton, 52

East Hartford, Ct., 224, 228,
321, 476

East Haven, Ct., 333, 415

East India Company, 246, 272

East Indies, 61, 390, 522

East Windsor, Ct, 75, 165, 283,
325. 392

Eastburn, 138

Easterbrook, 138

Easterbrooks, 138

Eastman, 139

Easton, 139, 288, 426, 583

Easton, Mass., 251, 280, 290,

3 '7. 369. 411
Eastport, Me., 212,221, 415, 457,

547. 602
Eastville, Va., 501
Eathforth, 139
Eaton, 139
Eaton, N. Y., 93
Eayres, 1 39
Ebeling, 139

INDEX

XXXVII

Ecclesiastical Society, 600

Eckford, 140

Eckley, 140

Eckmukel, Prince of, 147

Eckforth, 140

Eddy, 140, 201

Edely, 141

Edenton, N. C, 342, 466

Edes, 141, 139, 582

Edgar, 142

Edgartown, Mass., 56, 58, 163,
269, 321, 441, 569

Edgefield C. H., S. C, 201

Edgefield Dist., S. C, 286

Edgert, 142

Edgerton, 142

Edinburgh. Scot., 230, 370, 395,
477. 572. 594

Edinburgh University, 222, 347

Edisto Island, S. C, 388

Editor, 19, 25, 33, 34, 38, 46, 49,
S3. 80. 89, 95, 107, 113, 114,
141, 143, 147, 15s, 167, 170,
174, 182, 192, 202, 210, 214,
217, 231, 257, 264, 292, 297,
312, 333. 337. 352, 358, 362,
363. 374, 391, 404. 405, 4'0.
442, 467, 486, 487, 496, 498,
502, 503, 507, 514, 525, 531,
533. 538, 539, 549, 557, 558,
559, 572, 577, 585

Editor American, 151

Editorial, 263

Editress, 202

Edson, 142

Edmonds, 142

Edmunds, 142

Edward, Ship, 166

Edwards, 142

Edwina, Brig, 43, 63

Educational Fame, 333

Eichelberger, 143

Eeling, 525

Eells, 143

Efrench, 143

Effort, Brig, 371

Egan, 143

Eggleston, 143

Egypt, 127

Eighteenth U. S. Infantry, 143

El Arch, Palestine, 127

Elam, 143

Elbridge, N. Y., 137

Elder, 85, 312,354

Elder Eddy's Church, 262

Elderkin, 143

Eldred, 143, 145

Eldredge, 144

Eldrich, 144

Elect, President, 299

Eliot, 144

EHott, 144

Eliza, Brig, 257

Eliza Ann, Brig, 418

" Elizabeth," a novel, 364

Elizabeth, Brig, 355

Elizabeth, Cape, 193

Elizabeth City, N. C, 217,^546.

Elizabeth River, 521

Elizabeth, Schooner, 530, 561

Elizabethtown, N. J., 85

Elizabethtown, O., 186

Elkland, Pa., 55

Elkton, Del., 35

Ellenboro, 144

Ellenborough, Baron, 338

Ellery, 144, 145

Ellicott, 145

Ellicott's Mills, Va., 521

Ellicutt, 145

Elliot, 145

Elliott, 145

Elliott, Me., 178, 423, 581

Elliott, N. H., 178, 306

Ellis, 146

Ellis Island, N. Y., 195, 302

Ellison, 147

Ellsburg, 147

Ellsworth, 147

Ellsworth, Me., 275

Elmer, 147

Elmira, Africa, 177

Elocution, 413

Elocution, Professor of, 156

Elton, 147

Ely, 147

Ely, Eng., 441

Ely, Isle of, 49

Emancipator, The, 147

Embree, 147

XXXVIII

INDEX

Emeline, Brig, 219

Emerson, 148, 333

Emetic, Tartar, 212

Emily, Sloop, 395

Emmet, 148

Emraetsburg, Md., 143

Emmons, 148

Emperor, 121, 364

Emperor Alexander, 556

Emperor Frederick, 119

Emperor of Morocco, 416

Emperor of Russia, 144

Empire, Council of, 602

Empire, French, 24

Empire, Greek, 68

Empire, Marshal of, 118

Empress of Austria, 258

Encyclopedia, 502

Endicott, 148

Enfield, Ct., 311, 484, 564

Enemy, 311, 419, 436

Enfield, N. C, 168

Engine, 361

Engineer, 505, 507

Engineer Corps, U. S., 151, 598

Engineer, Mechanical, 150

Engineer, United States, 375

England (name), 148

England, 22, 34, 37, 46, 47, 57,
58, 61, 68, 71, 75, 79, 82, 83,
87, 88, 89, 90, 92, 93, lor,
112, 114, 117, 118, 122, 125,
127, 129, 130, 131, 132, 142,
143, 149, 150, 160, 162, 170,
174, 17s, 181, 182, 184, 189,
190, 194, 195, 196, 222, 229,
233, 240, 242, 243, 244, 246,
250, 251, 253, 254, 258, 263,
269, 272, 273, 274, 279, 290,
291, 293, 294, 306, 307, 308,
309, 31S. 319. 323. 328, 330,
333- 338, 343. 348, 349- 351-
356- 358, 360, 361, 366, 369,
371. 395- 397- 399, 400, 405,
409, 422, 423, 424, 427, 429,
431,440, 442, 447, 450, 451,
452, 467, 473, 474, 47S, 478,
481, 488, 489, 493, 496, 503,
505- S09- S16. 522, 524, 526,
530, 537. 539- 540- 548, 549.
577, 586, 588, 594, 595, 603

England, King of, 149, 192
England, Professor of the Law

of, 49
England, Throne of, 321
English (name), 148
English, 71, 289, 369, 528, 547
English Author, 150, 267, 591
English Battery, 236
English Comedian, 319
English Court, 131
Englishmen. 201
English Methodist, 64
English Prairie, 111., 288
Enquirer, New York, 209
Enquirer, St. Louis, 257
Enterprise, Brig, 146
Enterprise, U. S. Brig, 76, "jj, 82
Enterprise, Schooner, 64, 208,

336, 363. 594
Enterprise, U. S. Ship, 584
Enterprise, Steamer, 542
Envoy, Austrian, 119
Envoy, Ship, 580
Epinger, 149

Episcopal, 188,223,395,493, 559
Episcopal Church, 59, 86, 242,

362, 373, 375, 455, 568
Eppes, 149
Epson, N. H., 361
Equerry, King's, 190
Equeston, 149
ErieCo., N. Y., 36, 487
Erie Co., Pa., 179
Erie, Lake, 26, 71, 77, 116, 151,

235.283, 433, 468, 561
Erie, Pa., 116, 142
Erie, .Sloop of War, 183
Erskine, 149
Erving, 149
Erving, Professor, 117
Escause, 149
Esdall, 149
Esdell, 149
Essex, 149
Essix, 149
Essex Bank, 441
Essex Co., Mass., 272, 525
Essex, Mass., 379
Essex, Schooner, 104
Essex, Ship, 227
Essex, U. S. Ship, 209

INDEX

XXXIX

Esten, 149

Estey, 150

Esther, Schooner, 190

Estramadura, O., 215

Ether, 177

Etheridge, 150, 71

Ethiopich, 604

Etna, Steamer, loi, 180, 210, 399

468, 593
Eunice, Brig, 21
Europe, 121, 343, 470
European Commerce, 435
European Sovereigns, 192
Eustice, ISO

Eustis, 150

Eutaw Springs, Battle of, 34

Evangelical Lutheran Church,
538

Evans, 150, 275

Evarts, 151

Eveleth, 151

Everett, 151, 595

Everest, 151

Evesham, Vale of, 58

Ewing, 151

Exchange Bank, 298

Exchange Coffee House, 370

Exchange, Schooner, 31

Exchequer, Court of, 132

Executed, 25, 34, 36, 37, 46, 47,
S3, 54. 59. 75- 80, 82, 84. 98,
io8, 112, US, 118, 120, 122,
133. »34. '55. 158, 159. 162,
164, 171, 17s, 179, 180, 184,
192, 195, 202, 209, 216, 233,
238, 239, 265, 269, 293, 297,
302, 307, 308, 310, 319, 322,
328,331. 337. 343, 358, 360.
363, 367. 377, 381, 394, 40s,
406, 408, 409, 411, 448, 468,

469, 470, 477, 481, 486, 506,
514, 520, 523, 526, 532, 545,
564

Executioner, 532, 533
Executive Council, 153, 475, 562,

598
Executive Council of Mass., 352
Executive Consulate, 28
Exeter, N. H., 1 10, 128, 146, 198,

333, 496, 573

Exeter, N. H., Watchman, 333
Exeter, R. I., 42, 43, 51, 184,
187, 188, 408, 448, 462, 506,

546, 553

Exiles of Siberia, 364

Expedition, 144

Expedition, Quebec, 204

Expedition, St. Louis, 213

Explosion, 71, 10 1, 109, 119, 124,
154, 171, 175, 180, 210, 219,
225. 357. 363, 378, 379, 397,
399. 409. 411. 414, 415, 425,
468,479,497,515, 520, 523,
548, 593, 605

Explosion of Boiler, 36, 66, 84,
122, 125, 128, 234

Explosion ot Gun, 246

Explosion of Gunpowder, 271,
298

Explosion of Powder Mill, 38, 52
56, 297, 298

Express, The, 53

Eyres, 151

Eyton, 151

Fabricius, 152
Factory, 311, 467
Factory, Cotton, 230, 247
Factory, Lippitt, 149
Factory, Netherland, 516
Factory, Paper, 75
Faculty, Member of, 288
Fair, 152
Fairbanks, 152
Fairbrother, [52
Fairchild, 152
Fairfax Co., Va., 601
Fairfield, 152
Fairfield, Ct., 601
Fairfield, Me., 147, 470
Fairfield, N. Y., 157, 427
Fairhaven, Mass , 39, 51, 99, 112,

195, 248, 302, 307, 317, 330,

501, SS3. 599-
Fairlee,Vt.,48
Fairman, 153
Fair weather, 153

XL

INDEX

Falconnet, 153

Fales, 153, 170, 282, 446

Falkenor, 153

Faulknor, 153

Fall River, Mass., 30, 40, 45, 51,

64, 78, 87, 151, 172, 174.177.

196, 226, 243, 296, 297, 320,

326, 327, 364, 433, 467, 469,

488, 502, 510, 560
Falls of St. Marie, 310
Falmouth, Eng., 173, 271
Falmouth, Jamaica, 606
Falmouth, Me., 357, 411
Falmouth, Mass., 41, 264, 517
Fame, Brig, 97, 171, 300, 337,

342
Family, Royal, 291
Fannon, 153
Farley, 153, 162
Farm Spring, Green, 174
Farman, 153
Farmer (name), 153
Farmer, 229, 351
Farmers' Insurance Co,, 260
Farmingham, N. Y., 40
Farnham, 154.
Farnham, Eng., 405
Farnsworth, 479
Farnum, 154
Farquahar, 154
Farquier Co., Va., 343
Farquier, Va., 496
Farrand, 154
Farrar, 154
Farrelley, 154
Farren, 154, 114
Farrier, 154
Farrington, 155
Fashion, 358

Father of Western Country, 53
Fated, 155
Faust, 15s
Favorite, 120
Fawcet, 155
Fawcett, 155
Faxon, 155
Fay, 1 55
Fayal, 96, 190
Fayette Co., Pa., 88
Fayette, N. Y., 605

Fayetteville, N. C, 38, 372, 396,

454. 455, ."^SS, 600
Fearing, 155
Fearing, O,, 351
Fearon, 155

Federal Republican, 538
Federal St., Savannah, Ga., 497
Feeding Hills, Ct., 327
Feke, 155
Felch, 15s
Fell, 155
Feltre, 155

Female Institution, 197
Female Seminary, 530
Female Soldier of Revolution,

183
Femoral Artery, 258
Fencing, 175
Fennemore, 155
Fennell, 156
Fenner, 156
Fenton, 157
Fenwick, 157
Ferand, 157
Ferdinand, 157
Ferdmand, King, 202, 576
Ferguson, 157
Fernald, 158
Fernandez, 158
Ferrell, 158, 491
Ferren, 158
Ferrill, 158
Ferrin, 158
Ferris, 158

Ferrisburgh, Vt., 241, 480
Ferry, 373
Ferry Boat, 570
Ferry Boat, Jersey, 425
Ferry, Bristol, 43, 49
Ferry, McCards, 34
Fertress, 158
Ferule, 538
Fessenden, 158
Fever, 32, 44, 58, 71, 75, 88, loi

124, 135, 136, 144, 14s, 147,

154. iSS. 170, 177. 179. 182,
186, 198, 705, 206, 242, 270,
278, 282, 299, 309, 311, 316,
318, 320, 322, 342, 354, 361,
375. 392, 394, 402, 404, 405.

INDEX

XLI

Fever, — Continued.

416,419, 423, 429, 443, 447,
457. 502, 510, 521, 523, 530,
533. 534. 545, 548. 550, 576.
S77. 580, 589, 598, 601

Field, 158, 212

Fields, 159

Field, Braddock, 195

Field Marshal, 121

Field Officer, 405

Field Piece, 264

Field Point, 191, 301, 337, 570,

583

Fielding, 160

Fifer, 83

Fifield, 160

Fifth Division, 205

Fight, 553

Fillebrown, 160

Fillehrowne, 160

Finagan, 163

Finch, 163

Findley, 163

Finn, 164

Finney, 164, 122

Fire Cracker, 134

Firefly, Schooner, 465

Fire Fly, U. S. Schooner, 211

Fireman, 84, 415

Fireman's Insurance Co., N. Y.,
361

Fireman's Journal, 486

Fire Place, 92, 406, 561

Fire Place, L. 1., 161

First Auditor, 155

First Baptist Church, io6

First Baptist Church, Boston, 57

First Church, Boston, 148

First Baptist Church, Newport,
68

First Baptist Church, Philadel-
phia, 267

First Baptist Church, Providence,
116, 1 84

First Born in Rhode Island, 203

First Church, 44S, 515

First Cong. Church, Buxton, Me.,
61

First Lieutenant, 92

First Mate, 149, 229, 233, 252

First Officer, 170, 232, 360, 466
500, 528

First Presbyterian Church, 10$

First Presbyterian Church, Bal-
timore, 29s

First Senator, 380, 565

P^irti, 164

Fish, 160

Fishburne, 161

Fisher, 161

Fisherman, 408, 581

Fishkill Landing, N. Y.,538

Fishpan, 163

Fiske, 163, 328

Fitch, 164

Fitchburg, Mass., 106, 128, 177,

479
Fitton, 164
Fitzhugh, 164, 345
Fitzgerald, 164, 476
Fitzpatrick, 164
Fitzsimmons, 165
Fitzwilliam, 165
Flacker, 339
Flagg, 16s, 216
Flagship, 198
Flanders, 165, 316
Flannigan, 165
Flat Bush, L. I., 124, 160
Flats, The Boston, 153
Fleet, 435

Fleet, Admiral of the, 530
Fleet, British, 474
Fleet, P"rench, 187, 234
Fleming Co., Ky., 55
Flemish Printer, 102
Flemming, 165
Fletcher, 165
Fleytus, 166, 226
Fling, 166
Flinn, 166
Flint, (name), 166
Plint, It 2, 467
Flogging, S94
Flood, 166
Florence, 166
Florida, 177
Florida Gazette, 141
F"lorida, Ship, 263
Flotilla, 350

XLII

INDEX

Flour, 246

Flushing, L. I., 260, 421

Fluvanka Co., Va., 27

Fly, Sloop, 41, 364, 377

Floyd, 166

Fobes, 166

Folansby, 166

Foley, 166

Folger, 166, 429

Folker, 166

Follett, 167

Folsom, 167

Fones, 167

Fontaine, 167

Fontenoy, Battle of,|53, 122

Foot Bridge, 583

Foot, 167

Foote, 167

Forbes, 167, 279

Forbush, 167

Force, 167

Force, Launch, 489

Ford, 167

Forday, 168

Fordham, Eng., 437

Fordham, 168

Fordum, 168

Foreman, 168

Foretop, 55

Foretop Yard, 527

Foreyard, 346

Foreign Department, 358

Foreign Legation, Sec'y of, 155

Foreign Mission, Am. Board of,

foreign Mission Society, 85

Foreigner, 25 [,25 5, 525

Forgery, 47

Forman, 168

Forest, 168

Forrest, 168

Forrestier, 168

Forris, 168

Forrester, 168

Fort, 168

Fort Aaams, 37

Fort Armstrong, 206, 227

Fort Chicago, 423

P'ort Clairbourne, 435

Fort Cavington, N. Y., 414

Fort Drummer, 88

Fort Erie, 564

Fort Gadsden, 468

Fort George, U. C, 73, 340, 3S7>
421, 590

Fort Gratiat, Me., 151

Fort Griswold, 587

Fort Hawkins, 317

Fort Howard, 171

Fort James, 126

Fort Mackanaw, 236

Fort McHenry, 148

Fort Mifflin, 513

Fort Mitchell, Ga., 459

Fort Mott, 34

Fort Moultrie, 450

Fort Sandusky, 311

Fort St Phillip, 287

Fort Scott, 391

Fort Stanwick, 334

Fort Sullivan, 212, 360

Fort Utrecht, 182

Fort Warren, 297

Fort Washington, Md., 360

Fort Wellington, U. C, 411

P'ort Wolcott, 85, 293, 440

Fortress Monroe, 297, 327

Fortitude, Schooner, 587

Fortune, Bay of, 49

F'osdick, 169

Forster, 169

Foster, 53, 169,280, 517

Foster, R. L, 28, 29, 47, 65, 67,
68, 74, 85, 86, 116, 126, 130,
140, 157, 161, 167, 169, 178,
2r9, 235, 240, 241, 261, 262,
268, 274, 275, 277, 279, 311,
313, 324, 394.449. 477. 483.
485,487, 524, 53 1, 54[, 565,

574
Fouche, 171
Foucher, 171
Foulke, 171
Founder, 379.415
Founders Town, 142
Fountain, Brig, 353
Fountain, Soda, 175
Fousker, 171
Fourth Regiment, 102
Fowle, The Old, 182

INDEX

XLIII

Fowle, 171

Fowler, 171, 570

Fowling Piece, 246, 545

Fox (name), 172

Fox, 230, 525

Foxboro, Mass., 29, loi, (68, 225,

325, 423, 469, 486, 602
Fox Hunt, 127, 342, 343
Foxon, 173
Fox Point, 231
Fox, Ship, 193
Fox, Sloop, 280
Frame, 173

Framingham, Mass., 234
France, 24, 98, 104, 1 17, 1 18, 119,

120, 121, 122, 130, 131, 133,
ISO, 167, 168, 183, 192, 225,
234, 268, 306, 308, 345, 360,
417,422, 431- 475, 4;8, 5",
527, 543- S4S

France, Ambassador of, 120
France, King of, 119
France, Officer of, n 8
France, Marshal of, 107, 544
France, Peer of, 118, 119, 120,

121, 337, 408,431, 544
France, senator of, 171
Francis, 173
Francisco, 174

Francis, Brig, 360, 417
Francis, Earl of, 291
Francis, Ship, 174
Francis Mary, Ship, 55, 75, 105,

•77,293. 314. 318, 409
Francistown, N. H., 588
Fracas, 436

Frankfort, Ger., 98, 175
Frankfort, Ky., 100, 114, 182,

183, 222, 296, 355, 378, 480,

545
Frankfort, Pa., 1 1 1
Franklin, 174, 253, 417
Franklin Co., Ga., 578
Franklin Co., Ky., 183
Franklin Co , Mo., 419
Franklin Co., Pa., 263
Franklin, Ct., 146
Franklin, Mass., 148, 249, 347,

399
Franklin, Mo., 311, 414, 516

Franklin, N. Y., 516
Franklin, Schooner, 283, 433
Franklin, ^^, 225
Franklin, U. S. Ship, 228, 284,

374, 527, 564
Frantz, 175
Prary, 175
Frash, 175
Fraud, 540
Prazen, 175
Prazier, 175, 430
Frederick, 175
Frederick Co., Md., 396
Frederick Co., Va., 370
Frederick, Emperor, 119
Fredericksburg, Md., 424
Fredericksburg, Va., 312, 348,

350, 563, 601
Frederickstown, Md., 155, 308,

377
Frederickstown, N. B., 49
Fredonia, N. Y., 583
Fredrique, 175
Freebody, 175
Freeborn, 175
Freedom, Md., 355
Freedom, N. Y., 483, 484
Free Gift, Schooner, 558
Freeman, 175, 147, 390
Freemans Journal, 391
Free School, 163, 583
Freetown, Mass., 41, 80, 105, 106,

1 16, 230, 247, 248, 341, 384,

446, 555, 577. 600
Free Trade, 310
Freewill Baptist Church, 211
Freman, 176
French (name), 176, 264
French, 28, 49, 198, 246, 369,

376, 532
French Academy, 121
French Ambassador, 120
French and Indian War, 141
French Army, 287
French Artillery, 543
French Authoress, 119
French Bank, 410
French Chemist, 192
French Consul, 24, 268, 588
French Counsel, 210

XLIV

INDEX

French^^Empire, 24

French'Editor, 410

French Fleet, 187, 234

French Forces, 489

French Frigate, 600

French General, 119, 199, 225,

28;
French Governor, 331
French Merchant, 119, 225
French Mills, 124
French Officer, 81, 331, 333
French Peer, 465
French Physician, 114, 131
French Professorship, 564
French Revolution, 388,465, 524,

532, 554
French Soldiers, 23
French Squadron, 126
French Vessel, 565
French War, 47, 81, 157, 178,

242, 256, 273, 292, 328, 453,

495. 514
Frenchmen, 37, 273
Frenchtown, R. I., 220
Freshet, 417, 511, 594
Freshman, 179
Fresh Pond, Mass., 95
Freyes, Fr., 191
Friend (name), 177
Friend, A, 506
Friend Minister, 53,67, 123, [48,

171, 238, 281, 287, 298, 306,

333. 353. 398. 423, 448. 532.

561
Friend Preacher, 537
Friends Boarding School, ig6
Friends School, 520
Friends, Society of, 35, 38, 39,

40, 55, 61, 67, 68, 69, 78, 83,

85, 102, 103, 105, 109, 137,

!38, 139, 143, "45. 146, 154.
161, 170, 173, 197, 208, 215,
216, 217, 219, 227, 228, 240,
241, 242, 243, 252, 260, 263,
268, 273, 281, 282, 294, 299,
301, 307,309, 3'9. 335.34',
343. 345, 365, 371. 375, 406,
407, 413, 414,415, 421, 457.
480, 484, 490, 491, 498, 499,
500, 510, 521, 524, 527. 540,

Friends, Society of, — Continued
552, 553, 558. 561, 56s, 569,
570, 581

Frier, 177

Frigate Alliance, 188

Frigate, American, 335

Frigate Chesapeake, 444

Frigate Constitution, 151

Frigate Guerriere, 128

Frigate, French, 600

Frigate, Junior British, 23

Frigate President, 72, 554, 606

Frigate Statira, 596

Frink, 177, 100

Frisbie, 177

Fritchnopoly, Hin., 448

Froeligh, 177

Frolic, 147

Fromentine, 177

Frontier, 285

Frost, 178

Frothingham, 178

Fruneau, 178

Fry, 178

Frye, 178

Fuller, 178, 160, [67, 178, 179

Fullerton, 180

Fullurad, 180

Fulton, 98, 180, 507

Fulton, Steamer, 374

Funeral, 35, 87

Funk, 180

Furber, 180

Furlong, 180

Furman, 180

Furnold, 180

Furrell, i8[

Furrier, 24

Fyfe, 181

Gabbott, 181
Gabriel, 181
Gadsden, i8i
Gadsen, 181
Galdike, 181
Gage, 181

INDEX

XLV

Gagne, i8i

Gaillard, i8i, 405

Gaines, 182

Gair, 182

Gale, 182

Galen, Schooner, 106, 363

Galen, Ship, 186

Gales, 182

Gallagher, 182

Gallego, 182

Galley, 182

Gallison, 182

Gallowayshire, Scot., 342

Gallup, 182

Galmer, 182

Galmini, 182

Galpin, 182

Gait, 182

Galway, Ire., 408

Galway, N. Y., 79

Gamage, 183

Gambuceres, 183

Gamble, 183

Gambler, 599

Gambold, 183

Gammell, 183

Gangway, 151

Gannett, 183

Gano, 159, 183, 343, 356, 497

Gansevoort, 184

Gantt, 184

Garcia, 184

Garden (name), 189

Garden, 597

Garden, Horticultural, 450

Gardineir, 184, 481

Gardiner, 184, 26, 396

Gardiner, Me., 588

Gardiner, Mass., 351,465

Garlin, 189

Garnet, 189

Garnett, 189

Garnsey, 189

Garrett (name), 189

Garrett, 47, 466, 509

Garrick, 189

Garrickson, 189

Garrison (name), 189

Garrison, 203

Garth, 190

Garvent, 190

Garwin, 190

Gary, 190

Gashvin, 190

Gaskell, 190

Gasken Hill, S. C, 543

Gaspee, Ship, 203

Gass, 190

Gassway, 190

Gassie, 190

Gaston, 190

Gatchell, 190

Gatekeeper, 402

Gates, 190

Gatewood, 191

Gau, 191

Gauker, 191

Gaushi, 191

Gavet, 191

Gavett, 191

Gavitt, 191

Gay, 191

Gazee, 191

Gazette, Boston, 95, 442

Gazette, Commercial, i85

Gazette, Connecticut, 143

Gazette, Florida, 141

Gazette, Literary, 404

Gazette, Louisiana, 337

Gazette, New Hampshire, 170

Gazette, Providence, 33, 202,

503. 577

Gazette, Salem, 95, 217

Gazette, Wilmington, 245

Gears, 191

Geddes, 192, 557

Geer, 192

Geffray, 192

Geoff ray, 192

Gehland, 192

Gehlen, 192

General Assembly, 313, 434

General Assembly, Member of,
39. 40, 69, 73, 87, 124, 125,
139, 143.227, 231, 287, 323,
328, 360, 380, 386, 401, 482,
485, 514, 516, 525, 531, 532,

539. 564, 56s, 571-
General Assembly, Mass., 389
General Assembly, Va., 370, 49

XLVI

INDEX

General Assembly, Jlepresenta-

tive in, 43
General, Adjutant, 228
General, Austrian, 118
General Armstrong, Privateer,

42, 436
General Attorney, 237
General Attorney, N. J., 381
General Consul, 119
General Court, 487
General, French, tig, 199, 225,

287
General Hamilton, Ship, 115,

209, 232,438, 529
General Hospital, Mass., 536
General Jackson, Brig, 287, 447
General Jackson, Schooner, 404,

S6[
General Jackson, Ship, 65, 240,

349. 376, 583
General Jackson, Steamer, 128,

379. 411. 415. 497
General Hawes, Schooner, 455,

S43
General Land Office, 209
General Marines, 530
General Postmaster, 210, 252,

283
General Post Office, 554
General Quartermaster, 105
General Solicitor, 105
General Surveyor, 375, 488, 502
General Treasurer, [49
Genessee Co,, N. Y., 231
Gennessee, N. Y., 45
Genet, 192

Genevra, N. Y., 115, 131, 158
Genevra College, N. Y., 393
Genevra, Switz ,90
Genevra, Spanish, 149
George, 192, 477
George I, 263
George II, 536
George III, 162, 429, 536
George and Dragon Inn, 211
Georgetown, Del., 71
Georgetown, D. C., 26, 213, 256

266, 271, 322, 324, 329, 354,

369. 395. 4'>. 461, 496, 586

Georgetown, S. C, 72, 136, 165,
218, 219, 27s, 317, 326, 406,

429, 531. 569
Georgia, 33, 138, 166, 187, 190,

238, 242, 249. 297. 330. 408
Georgia, Dist. of, 149
Georgia, Governor of, 297, 401,

493
Georgia Journal, 210, 264
Georgia Militia, 132
Georgia, University of, 164
George Porter, Ship, 592
Geographer, 348, 349
Geography, 139. 41 3
Gerald, 193
Gerard, 193
Gerer, 193
German (name), 193
German, 243, 347, 406, 581
German Campaign, 507
German Merchant, 222
German Philosopher, 300
German Poet, 327
German University, 258
Germantown, Battle of, 23, 34
Germantown, Pa., 145, 168, 309

42s, 483, 494
Germany, loi, 119, 150, 175, 184,

192, 250, 258, 267, 300, 330,

397. 443. 490, 497. S03. S07.

595. 599
Gerrish, 193
Gerry, 193
Gerson, 193
Getchell, 193
Getston, 192

Gettysburg, Pa., 253, 322, 426
Ghent, 193
Gholson, 193
Gianpierto, 193
Giant, 49
Gibb, 193

Gibbs, 43, 186, 193
Gibbon, 195
Gibbons, 195

Gibraltar, 65, 263, 293, 517
Gibson, 60, 195, 457
Giddings, 195
Gideon, 195

INDEX

XLVII

Gifford, 195

Gilchrist, 196

Gile, 196

Giles, 197

Giles Co., Tenn., 353

Gilbert, 197

Gilfert, 197

Gill, 197

Gillard, 197

Gillett, 80, 197

Gilliam, 198

Gillpatrick, 198

Gillson, 198

Gillman, 198

Gillmore, 198

Gilman, 198

Gilmanton, N. H., 550

Gilpin, 198

Gilsidan, 198

Gilt Button, 488

Gimbol, 199

Gin, 201

Ginnado, 199

Gipple, 199

Girard, 199

Girardin, 199

Gist, 152

Given, 199

Given s, 199

Gladding, 199

Glascock, 201

Glass, 201

Glasses, 35, 456, 543, 606

Glasses, Musical, 34

Glassier, 201

Glastonbury, Ct., 539, 543

Glasgow, Miss., 181

Glasgow, Scot., 132, 369, 430

Gleaner, Schooner, 535

Gleason, 201

Gleaves, 201

Glenford, R. I., 208

Glengary, Scot., 393

Glenluce, Scot., 342

Glenn, 201

Glenville, 493

Glidden, 201

Clisson, 201

Globe, Brig, 97, 149

Glocester Co., N. J., 539

Glocester, Mass., 128, 278, 362

Glocester, R. I., 21, 22, SS. 61,
68, 69, 73, 75, 79- 90, 106,
117, 141, 150, 151, 156, 162,
169, 197, 207, 235, 236, 248,
249, 250, 260, 261, 264, 266,
274, 27s, 282, 289, 290, 294,
29s. 296, 3 '4. 316, 323. 328,
339. 344. 345. 374. 385. 442,
445, 470, 535. 537. 559, 56o,
564, 570, 572, 574, 582, 589,
590, 605

Glocester, Va., no

Gloss, 201

Glover, 201

Godbold, 201

Goddard, 19, 201, 561

Godey, 118, 202

Godfrey, 202, 203, 259

Godoy, 1 18

Goof, 203

Gofficon, 203

Gold (name), 203

Gold, 33

Gold Box, 225

Gold Cofi&n,439

Gold Hunters, Sloop, 108, 143,

554
Golden Ball Hote!, 489
Goldingham, Eng., 543
Goldsboro, 204
Goldsbury, 204
Goldsmith, 10 1, 387
Gollman, 204
Gotz, 204
Gomez, 204
Gonrock, Scot., 395
Gonsolo, 204
Gonsoloe, 204
Gonsolir, 204
Goochland Co., Va., 572
Good, 204

Good Intent, .Schooner, 163
Good Return, Ship, 37
Goodale, 36, 204
Goodall, 204
Goodell, 100, 204
Goodenough, 204
Goodhue, 204
Gooding, 205, 467

XL VIII

INDEX

Goodman, 205

Goodrich, 205

Goodridge, 205

Goodson, 205

Goodspeed, 205

Goodwin, 169, 205

Gooking, 369

Goolsby, 205

Gordon, 206

Gore, 206

Goree, 471

Gorharn, 206, 69

Gorham, Me., 56, 219, 243, 296,

309. 359> 397, 399> 4 14
Goro District, U. C, 578
Gorton, 206, 583
Gory, 207
Goshen, N. Y., 133
Goshen Poor House, 189
Gosmer, 207
Gosport, N. H., 230
Gosport, Va., 96, 43 5
Goss, 207

Gottenburgh, Ger., 169
Gouch, 207
Gould, 207
Goulding, 20S
Gourley, 208
Gouverneur, 208
Governor, 24, 51, 71, 206
Governor of Ala., 473
Governor of Antigua, 494
Governor of British, 174
Governor of Canada, 512
Governor Canning, Ship, 57
Governor of Conn., 224
Governor of Delaware, 54, 67,

246, 372
Governor Elect of La., 522
Governor of Ga., 297, 401, 493
Governor General of Bengal, 246
Governor of Greenwich, Eng.,

271
Governor Hopkins, Brig, 320,

521
Governor of the Isles, 346
Governor of Kentucky, 222, 370,

539
Governor of Maryland, 308, 344,

352,513

Governor of Mass., 150, 600, 601
Governor of Miss., 342
Governor of Miss. Territory, 534
Governor of Mo., 396
Governor of Mo. Territory, 278
Governor of Naples, 465
Governor of N. H., 198, 335
Governor of New York, 59
Governor of N. C, 104, 174, 308,

597
Governor of Ohio, 290, 398
Governor Paris, Brig, 465
Governor of Penn., 164, 260, 394,

464, 577

Governor, Royal, 544

Governor of R. I., 213, 241, 313

Governor of Tenn., 396

Governor Tompkins, Ship, 125,
300

Governor of Venice, 398

Governor of Vermont. 84, 562

Governor of Virginia, 428, 496

Governor Royal of Virginia, 421

Governor's Council, 135, 263

Government, French, 33 i

Government of Great Britain, 27

Gowen, 209

Grade, 209, 324

Graduate, an undei, 239

Graduate of Brown University,
27,30, 31, 61,62,74,91, 117,
126, 155, 163, 169, 170, 218,
220, 237, 247, 25s, 259, 283,
292, 329, 347, 375, 380, 397,
420, 423, 450, 475, 489, 494,
519, 520, 521

Graduate of Harvard University,
40, 93, 128, 182, 333, 360,
449, 460, 464, 480, 536, 544,
555, 591, 604

Graduate of Rhode Island Col-
lege, 34, 126, t37, 205

Graduate of Union College, 558

Graduate of Williams College,
518,567

Graduate of Yale University,
139, 352, 375, 453, 460, 544,
600

Grafton, 209

Grafton Co., N. H., 28, 205

INDEX

XLIX

Grafton, Mass., 177, 492, 501,

-528
Grafton, N.. H., 484
Grafton, Vt., 195
Graglin, 547
Graham, 209, 435
Grammar, 599
Grammar, Prof, of, 224
Grammar School, 284
Grammarian, 422, 505
Grampus, Ship, 36, 375, 416, 534
Granby, Ct., 52, 109, 225
Grand Cross, 24
Grand Duke, 48
Grand Duke Constantine, 556
Grand Jury, 273
Grand Master Mason, [03, 292,

S63
Grand Officer, 398, 543
Grand Prior of Aquitaine, I20
Grand River, Can., 217
Grand Seneschal, 120
Grand Turk, Brig, 82, 123
Granger, 209
Grant, 210, 212
Grantham, Eng., 298
Grantland, 210
Granville, Mass., 182, 267
Grappe, 210
Grasse, 210
Gratton, 210
Grattiot, Me., rsi
Grave, [37, 333
Graven, 21 1
Graves, 211, 213, 595
Greaves, 2 1 1
Gray, 21 1, 106, 288
Gray, Me., 423
Grey, 213
Grayson, 213

Great Barrington, Mass., 297
Great Britain, 243, 360
Great Britain, Government of, 27
Greatcoat, 250
Great Desert, 514
Great Falls, N. H., 222
Great Gale, 142
Great Polteney Square, 196
Great Pond, N. H., 464
Great Square, 532

Greaton, 213

Greatrocks, 213

Grecham, 213

Greek, 175, 450, 604

Greek Chieftain, 435

Greek Empire, 68

Greene, 75, 83, 152, 188, 213, 233,
240, 241, 242, 243, 329, 353,
402, 463, 488, 491, 541, 547,

550
Green Apples, 444
Green Bay, 171, 362, 370, 405
Green Bush, N. Y., 72, 154, 179,

S83
Greene, Me., 317
Greenfield, Mass., 313, 343, 426,

483, 562
Greenfield, N. Y., 65
Greenhouse, 168, 351
Greenhue, 221
Greenland, N. H., 55
Greenland Seas, 108
Greenleaf, 221
Greenraan, 221
Greenough, 222
Greenup, 222
Greenville, R. I., 241, 571
Greenville, S. C, 189, 366
Greenwood, 222
Greensboro, Ga , 60
Greensburgh, Pa., 163, 530
Greenwich, Ct, 397
Greenwich, Eng., Gov. of, 271
Greenwich, N. Y., 189, 409, 583
Greenwich Village, N. Y., 359
Greek, 175, 450, 604
Greer, 222
Gregory, 103, 222
Grieve, 153, 222, 379
Gielea, 222
Grellet, 222
Grenada Isle, 24
Grenviile, 222
Gresham, 222
Gribben, 222
Grice, 222
Gridley, 222
Griffers, 223
Griffin, 223
Griffith, 223

INDEX

Grime, 223

Grimes, 243

Grimake, 223

Grindstone, 451

Grinnell, 223, 33S

Grist IVIill, 261, 555,603

Griswold, 224

Griswold, Ct., 258, 580

Grocer, 265, 320, 544, 586

Grosse Pt., Mich., 167

Grossman, 224

Grosvenor, 224

Groton, Ct, 45, 96, 259, 291, 407,

430, 528, 570
Groton, iVIass., 339,488
Groton, N. Y., 230
Grouchee, 224
Groucliey Marshal, 69
Ground, Burial, 390
Grout, 224
Grove, 225
Grover, 225
Grundy, 225

Giiadaloupe, W. I., 104, 225, 507
Gualon, S. A., 336
Guarv.!, Indian, 290
Guard, Royal, 343
Guatonsola, 50, 374
Guden, 225
Gudgeon, 225
Guenet, 225
Guensey Station, 118
Guerriere, Frigate, 128, 193
Guerriere, British Ship, 499, 502,

530, 563
Guerriere, U. S. Ship, 265, 585,

596
Gurrard, 225
Guerrero, 225
Guides, Inspector of, 353
Guild, 225

Guilderland, N. Y., 507
(juillord, Ct , 146, 277
Guilford C. H., N. C, 233
Guilford, Vt., 326, 330
Guille, 225
Guillotine, 533, 534
Guion, 226, 408
Gully, 22fi

Gunandotte River, 234, 548
Gunboat No. 97, 406

Gunboat No. 135, 563

Gun, Ejfplosion of, 246

Gunn, 226

Gunner, 412

Giinners Crew, 372

Gunners Mate, 554

Gunning, 308

Gunpowder, 357

Gunpowder, Explosion of, 271,

298
Gurley, 226
Gurney, 226
Gushee, 226
Guy, 226
Gwathmey, 226
Gyles, 226
Gyrma, 226, 166

H

Hack, 226

Hacker, 226

Hackett, 226

Hadawi.y, 227

Haddaway, 227

Hadley, Mass., 265, 586

Hadwen, 227

Hadwin, 227

Haga, 227

Hagadorn, 227

Hagan, 227

Hasher, 227

Hagerty, 231,425

Hagerstown, Md., 80, 330, 493

Hail, 227

Haile, 227

Hailer, 227

Hauies, 227

Hains, 228

Hanes, 228

Hair, 228

Halcock, 228

Hale, 228

Haley, 228

Hailey, 228

Haliburton, 228

Halifax, N S.. 113, 115, 120, 228,

229, 235, 270, 363, 394, 485,

532, 5«5

INDEX

LI

Halifax, Pa., 126

Halifax, Vt., 204

Halked, 229

Hall, 229, 273

Hallenbeck, 232

Hallett, 232, 19, 464

Halley, 232

Hallingsworth, 232

Halleck, 232

Halloway, 232

Hallowell, 232

Hallowell, Me., 131, 161, 266,

374.470, S18
Hallyburton, 232
Halsey, 232
Halsy, 233
Hamburg, Ger., 139, 145, 315,

416,468, 476
Hamburg, S. C., 407
Hamblin, 233
Hammerslay, 233
Hamill, 233

Hamilton, 21, 233, 346, 463
Hamilton, Ber., 260, 308
Hamilton, Mass., 96
Hamilton, N. Y., 525
Hamilton, O., 316, 607
Hamilton, Ship, 172
Hamelin, 234
Hamlin, 234
Ham, 234
Hamm, 19, 234
Hammar, 234
Hammett, 234, 592
Hammond, 234, 510
Hampden Co., Mass., 272
Hampshire Bar, 56
Hampshire Co., Mass., 366
Hampstead, Mass., 492
Hampton, 235, 122
Hampton, Ct., 21, 67, 179, 271,

414, 500, 514, 584
Hampton, Me., 541
Hampton, Mass , 486
Hampton, N. H., 75, 379, 532
Hampton, Va., 27, TJ, 444
Hamptonville, N. C., 33
Hanchett, 235
Hancock, 236
Hancock, Me., 282

Handel, 503

Handkerchief, 296, 410

Handley, 236

Handy, 236, 308

Hanford, 236

Hanks, 236

Banners, 236

Hannerstown, Jam., 502

Hanover, Mass., 531, 566, 569

Hanover, N. M., 562

Hanscomb, 236

Hanse, 237

Hanson, 237, 206, 224

Hanson, Mass , 440

Haraden, 237

Harbor, Boston, 57, 66, 148, 236,

261, 280, 392, 490, 574, 598
Harbor, Bristol. 318
Harbor, East Greenwich, 149
Harbor, Hyannis, 361
Harbor, Little Egg, 267, 552
Harbor Master, 446
Harbor, Mobile, 293
Harbor, New Haven, 533
Harbor, New London, 68
Harbor, Newport, 85, 86, 109,

128, 293, 382, 389,407
Harbor, New York, 29, 31, 36,

130, 243, 26s, 315, 394, 522,

570
Harbor, Portsmouth, N. H.,

581
Harbor, Providence, 283
Harbor, Rio Janeiro, 228
Harbor, Sackett's, N. Y., 237
Harbor, Savannah, 447
Hardenberg, 237
Hardenburg, 237
Hardeiiburgh, 237
Harden, 237
Hardin, 237
Harding, 237
Hardwich, Mass., 44, 191
Hardwick, N. Y., 264, 354
Hardy, 237
Hare 238
Harzell, 238
Harken, 238
Harkness, 238
Harlem, 238

LII

INDEX

Harlem, N. Y., 146, 478

Harlem Heights, 266

Harlin, 238

Harlow, 238

Harmon, Ga., 432

Hornstein, 338

Harp, 238

Harper, 238

Harper's Ferry, Va., 133, 338

Harra, 239

Harreatt, 239

Harrendeen, 239

Harriman, 189

Harrington, 239

Harris, 239, 442, 499, 560

Harrisbiirg, Pa., 143, 173, 318,

355. 400
Harrison, 242, 607
Harrodsburg, Pa., 66
Hart, 243
Hartford, 243
Hartford, Ct., 33, 78, 104, 164,

166,205, 284, 301, 307, 314,

323. 330, 457, 468, 479. 480,

5'4. 5^5. 5'9, 521, 537. S73,

589, 600
Hartford Co., Md., 415
Hartford Co., N. C, 386
Hartford, N. Y., 454
Hartley, 243
Hartman, 243
Hartshorn, 244
Hartshorne, 244
Hartwell, 244
Hartwich, Mass., 439
Harvard College, 239, 308
Harvard University, 25, loi, 117,

154, 206, 211, 392, 458, 468,

564, 601
Harvard University, Graduate

of, 40, 93, 128, 182,333.347,

360, 449, 460, 464, 480, 536,

544
Havre de Grace, Md., 520
Harvey, 244
Harwood, 244
Hasell, 245
Hassel, 245
Hasey, 245
Haskell, 245

Haskins, 246

Haslett, 246

Hassard, 246

Hassel, 246

Hassencleber, 246

Hastings, 246

Haswell, 246

Hatch, 246

Hatchet, 205

Hatchman, 247

Hatfield, Ct., 572

Hathaway, 247

Hathcoke, 248

Hathorn, 248

Hatten, 248

Hatter, 75, 214

Hatteras, 43, 89, 109, 326, 334

Hatteras, Cape of, 183, 237

Hatteras, N. C, 63

Haughton. 248

Haupt, 248

Havana, VV. I., 36, 42, 46, 48, 50,
53. 54. 58, 59. 61, 62, 65, 68,
72, 73.77.78,84,94,97, 121,
140, 147, 150, 153, IS4, 156,
164, 171, 177, 179, 197, 205,
2 12, 225, 227, 234, 239, 240,
255, 264, 271, 275, 276, 291,
296, 300, 302, 304, 309, 321,
324. 335. 337. 342, 349. 3So,
356, 364, 379.381, 382, 389,
39 >. 394. 4 '8, 420, 421, 424,
428, 433, 435, 440, 444, 466,
475, 478, 489, 491, 505, 517,
520, 536, 540, 558, 568, 583,
584. 589. 595, 596, 6u5

Havana, Schooner, 235

Havana, Seige of, 41 1

Haven, 248

Havens. 248

Haverhill, Mass., 171, 178, 253,
320, 323, 378, 489, 577

Havre, Brig, 468

Havre de Grace, Md., 489

Havre, Fr. , 445

Havves, 248, 352

Hawkes, 249

Hawkins, 249

Hawley, 250

Hawley, Mass., 142, 359

INDEX

LIII

Hay. 250

Hayden, 250

Haydn, 250

Hayes, 250

Hayford, 251

Haying, 7^

Hayley, 251

Hayloft, 1 16

Hayman, .251

Hayne, 34, 251

Haynes, 251

Haystack, 210

Hay ward, 251

Haywood, 310

Hazard, 251, 595

Hazard, Ship, 49, 405

Hazeltine, 253

Hazelton, 253

Hazern, 253

Hazerentine, 253

Hazle, 253

Hazlehurst, 253

Head, 253

Headiey, 253

Heazy, 253

Healey, 253

Health, Committee on, 13S

Health Officer, 121

Heath, 254

Heath, Mass., 141

Heathcote, 98, 254

Hebrew, 348

Hebrew Cemetery, 359

Hebrew Society, 359

Hebron, Ct., 295, 479, 604

Hebron, Mass., 92, 197

Heckewelder, 254

Hector, 254

Hector, Brig, 183, 193

Hector, N. Y., 544

Hedley, 254

Hefferlin, 254

Hefiord, 255

Heifer, 38

Heileman, 255

Helen, 255

Helen, Ship, 26, 149, 267, 359,

406, 5 1 1
Heloise, 22
Helma, 255

Helme, 255, 465

Helmet, Ship, 591

Helmer, 256

Hemans, 256

Hem en way, 256

Hemlock, Red, 335

Hemlock, Water, 103, 238, 254

Hemlock, Wild, 409

Hemmingford, S. C., 90

Hempstead, 256

Henard, 155

Hendley, 256

Hendrick, 256

Hendrickson, 256

Henley, 256

Henly, 257

Hennessey, 257

Hennifen, 257

Henniker, N. Y., 597

Henry, 257

Henry Co., Ga., 164

Henry Hill, Ship, 75

Henry, Sloop, 327

Henshaw, 257

Heogs, 72

Hepbern, 257

Herald, Connecticut, 589

Herald of the U. S., 472

Herald, The, 498, 525

Herb, 257

Herbert, 258

Hercules, Brig, 523

Hereford, Eng., 269, 274

Herefordshire, Eng.. 263

Herkimer Co., N. Y., 258

Herkimer, N. Y., 256, 422

Herlitz, 258

Hermaphrodite Brig Leopard,

233
H ermine, 258
Hermit, 405, 515
Hermitage, 37
Hermoine, 258
Heron, 258

Hero of Champlain, 393
Hero, Ship, 527
Herreshoff, 258
Herrick, 258
Herring, 258
Herrington, 258

LIV

INDEX

Hershell, 258

Hersey, 258

Hervey, 258

Hesse Cassel, 192

Hetherington, 183, 259

Hewett, 259

Hewitt, 259

Hewins, 259

Hewlett, 259

Heyden, 259

Heywood, 259

Hickok, 265

Hickes, 259

Hicks, 259

Hix, 260

Hickle, 260

Hidden, 260

Hierlihy. 260

Hiester, 260

Higginbotham, 261

Higgins, 261

Higginsoe, 261

Highland Regiment, 207

Highlanders, Regiment of, 430

High Sheriff, 336

Hilborn, 261

Hildreth. 261

Hill, 112, 199, 261, 312, 460

Hill, The, 357

Hiller, 263

Hillhouse, 263

Hilliard. 263

Hillman, 263

Hiils, 263

Hilltown, Pa., 180

Hillsboro, N. H., 292, 299,314,

5'S
Himes, 264
Hinckley, 264
Hindu Convert, 327
Hinds Co , Miss., 342
Hine. 264
Hines, 264
Hinesville, Vt., 291
Hingham, Mass., 94, 95, 132,

258, 265, 288,351, 453, 584
Hinman, 264
Hinton, 264

Hippomemes, Ship, 523
Hiram, Brig, 103, 536

Hiscox, 265

Historian, 368, 494

History, Natural, 24, 458

Hitchcock, 264

Hixon, 265

Hoar, 265

Hoard, 265

Hobart, 265

Hobb, 265

Hobbins, 265

Hobbs, 47

Hobkirks Hill, Battle of, 34

Hoboken, N. J., 76, 209, 481

Hobson, 180, 265

Hodgdon, 265

Hodge, 265

Hodges, 173, 266

Hodgkins, 266

Hoe, 165

Hoffman, 267

Hoffman, N. Y., 382

Hog, 180, 358

Hogan, 267

Hogart, 267

Hohenlohe, 267

Hohenzollern Heckengen, Duke

of, 175
Holberg. 267
Holbrook, 267
Holcombe, 267
Holcroft, 267
Holden, 267, 416
Holden, Mass., 267, 449, 547
Holderness, N. H., 332
floldredge, 268
Holdridge, 268
Holkar, 268
Holland (name), 269
Holland, Ma,ss.. 35, 50, 503, 547
Holland Land Co., 145
Holley, 269
Holliday, 269
Flollins, 269
Hollings, 269
Hollis, 269
Hoilis, Mass., 569
Holloway, 269
Holman, 269

Holmes, 269, 379, 451, 600
Holmes Hole, Mass., 97

INDEX

tv

Holmesburgh, Pa., 551

Holroyd, 270

Holt, 270

Holton, ?7i, 298

Holtzman, 271

Holyoke, 271

Homer, 271

Homer, N. Y., 546

Hone, 271

Honor, Legion of, 24, 80, 118,

120, 398, 408, S43
Hood, 271
Hoods, 272
Hoogs, 272
Hooker, 272
Hookey, 272
Hooper, 272
Hooser, 273
Hope, Brig, 404, 526
Hopkins, 273, 249, 394,431,
Hopkinson, 275
Hopkinton, Mass., 152, 172
Hopkinton, N. H., 150
Hopkinton, R. I., 52, 54, 67, 218,

219. 322, 377. 466, 506
Hoppin, 275, 141
Horn, 276
Home, 276
Hornet, Sloop of War, 29, 36,

374
Horr, 276

Horrodsbury, Ky., 565
Horse Race, 543
Horseley, 276
Horsewell, 276
Horsford, 277
Horticultural Garden, 450
Horton, 277, 582
Horton, Eng., 400
Horton's Grove, 430
Hosmer, 277
Hospital, Marine, 70, 167, 247,

331, 412, 431, 531
Hospital, Military, 281
Hospital, New York, 32, 34, 92,

97. 178
Hospital, Quarantine, 414
Hospital Surgeons, 169
Hospital, U. S. Marine, 143, 595
Hotchkiss, 277

Hotel, Golden Ball, 489
Hotel, Mansion House, 505
Hoton, 278
Hottinguer, 278
Hough, 278
Houghton, 278
House (name), 278
House Carpenter, 452
House, Court, 273
House, Dexter, 23
House of Assembly, 260
House of Commons, 479
House of Deputies, 3 1 5, 470
House of Northumberland, 474
House of Representatives, 108,

i'3. 133, 137. S14
House of Representatives, U. S.,

57. '01
House, Speaker of, 213
House of South Carolina, 137
Household, Royal, 120
Housewright, 65, 179
Houston, 278
Hovey, 278

Howard, 278, 257, 279, 431
Howard Co., Mo., 311
Howden, 280
Howe, 280, 353
Howe, Lord, 480
Howell, 281, 116, 545
Howland. 28 [, 46, 184, 246
Hoxie, 282
Hoxsie, 282
Hoyle, 282
Hoyt, 282
Hubbard, 283, 260
Hubbardston, Mass., 165
Hubbardston, Vt., 230
Hubbell, 283
Hubersham, 283
H ucklebridge, 283
Huddy, 283
Hudson, 283
Hudson, N. Y., 61, 91, 109, 142,

175, 205, 276, 277, 303, 306,

37', 373. 437
Hudson Point Works, N. Y.,

188
Hudson Whig, 80
Huested, 284

LVI

INDEX

Huff, 284. 211, 524
"Hufty, 284
Hugh, 284
Hugar, 284
Huger, 284
Hughes, 284, 497
Hulard, 285
Huling, 285
Hull, 285, 193
Hullock, 286
Humbert, 287
Humes, 287
Humphrey, 287
Humphries, 287
Hungary, 258
Hunots, 198'
Hunnewell, 291
Hunt, 288, 289, 590
Hunt, 289
Hunt, Fox, 127

Hunter, (name) 290, 84, 404, 516
Hunter, 351
Hunter, Brig, 487, 509
Hunterdon Co., N. ]., 81
Hunter's Narrative, 290
Hunting (name), 290
Huntington, 290
Huntington, L. I., 467, 573
Huntington, Pa., 484
Huntington, Vt., 114
Huntoon, 291
Huntress, Schooner, 313
Huntsville, Ala., 405, 522
Hurd, 29r
Hurlbert, 291, 201
Hurley, 292
Hurlgate, N. Y., 209
Hurst, 292
Husbandman. 400
Huse, 292
Hussey, 292
Hutchens, 292
Hutchins, 292
Hutcninson, 21, 22, 237, 293,

404
Hutton, 293
Hyaiinis Harbor, 361
Hyatt, 293
Hyde, 293
Hyde Co., N. C, 549

Hvde Park, N. Y., 463
Hyder All, Ship, 378
Hyne, 293
Hynes, 293
Hyre, 294

I

Ice, 433

Ide, 251, 263, 294, 354. 374

If, Brig, 554

Illinois, 66, 74, 164, 263, 559

Illinois River, 263

Illinois Territory, 124, 224

Imperial Minister, 540

Inchcald, 294

Independence, Brig, 122, 526

Independence, Declaration of,

394
Independence, Schooner, 308

Independence, U. S. Ship, 114,

261
Independence, W?r for, 78
Independent Chronicle, 507
Independent First Presbyterian

Church, 105
India, 64, 277, 336, 407, 408, 479
India, Missionary to, 426
India Point, 332
Indian, 310, 442, 468, 593
Indian Agent, 249
Indian and French War, 141
Indian Chief, 195, 394. 453. 559
Indian Doctress, 262
Indian Guards, 290
Indian Herb Doctor, 339
Indian Massacre, 407
Indian Merchant, 493
Indian Missionary, 405
Indian Prince, 364
Indian Trader, 130
Indian Tribe, 547
Indian Village, 502, 530
Indians, Cherokee, 367
Indians, Chippeway, 358, 370
Indians, Narragansett, 47
Indians, Red, 547
Indiana, 49, 148, 159, 308, 394,

431. 498, 602

INDEX

LVII

Infantry, 7th U. S., 345, 391

Infantry, 14th U. S., 393

Infantry, 29th U. S , 589

Infantry, 38th U. S.. 355

Ingalls, 294

Ingell, 294

Ingells, 294

Ingersoll, 222, 295

Ingimac, 178

Ingliss, 295

Ingraham, 295, 529, 579

Inlet, Smiths, 142, 161

Inman, 294

Inn, George and Dragon, 211

Innkeeper, 106, 128, 134, 450

Innes, 296

Inquirer, The, 514

Inquiry, Court of. Si

Insane Asylum, 183

Insect, 561

Inspector of Customs, 124, 575,

579

Inspector of Guides, 353

Institute of France, 120

Institution Collegiate, 409

Institution, Female, 197

Instructor, 413

Instruments, 349

Insurance Co., Farmer's, 260

Insurance, N. Y. Fireman's, 361

Insurance, Providence Washing-
ton, 387

Integrity, Ship, 568

Intelligence National, 174, 182

Intelligence, Southern, 313

Intemperance, 42

Interior, Minister of, 171

Interpreter, 130

Intrepid, Sloop, 88

Invergarry, Scot., 393

Invernesshire, Scot., 398

Invincible, Brig, 548

Ipswich, Mass., 80, 99, 266, 359,
603

Ira, Vt., 58

Ireland, 24, 33, 36, i7, 67, 107,
ir2, 127, 142, 187, 190, 205,
210, 222, 248, 257, 263, 278,
287, 319, 321, 367, 370, 371,
372, 392, 394. 412, 418, 421,

Ireland, — Continued

439, 440, 492, 517, S6i, 562,

564. S9I, 593> 601
Ireland, 2d Baron of, 133
Iren, 296
Irish, (name), 296
Irish, 126, 359
Irish Bard, 440
Irish Court, 162, 491
Irish Merchant, 71
Irish Miser, 464
Irish Monarch, 439
Irish Orator, 93
Irish Sea, 216

Irishman, 68, 209, 223, 545, 593
Irishmen, 164, 233
Irons, 296
Ironsides, Brig, 266
Irving, 297
Irvine, 297
Irving, 297, 125
Irwin, 297
Isaac, 297, 533
Isaacs, 297
Isham, 297
Isis, Ship, 126, 178
Island, Blackwell s, 36, 310
Island, Block, 232
Island, Boone, 96
Isle, Craney, 235
Isle, Cuniberland, 216
Isle, Uer'rance, 433
Isle, Granada, 24
Isle, James, 209
Isle, John's, 269
Isle, Moose, 229
Isle, North Brother, 218
Isle, Patience, 79
Isle, Prudence, 127, 128
Isle, Rainsford, 236
Isle, Prince Edwards, 195
Isle, St. John's, 345
Isle, Shoals, 94, 186, 358, 413,

593
Isle, Lopelo, Ga., 120
Isle, Staten, 186
Isle, Sullivan's, S. C, 90, 231,

257
Isle, Thompson's, 198, 222 '
Isles, Governor of the, 346

LVIII

INDEX

Isles of Barbadoes, 206
Isles of Ely, 49
Isles of Sandwich, 312
Isles of St. Christopher, 139
Isles of St. Croix, 139, 360
Isles of St. Cynlo, 332
Isles of Syke, 312
Isles of Trinidad, 67
Italian Dwarf, 83
Italy, 80, 150, 182, 202, 289, 358,
377. 387

Jack, 298

Jack, Three Finger, 502

Jackins, 298

Jackman, 298

Jackson, 256, 277, 298, 480, 499

Jackson, La., 399

Jacksonville, Fla., 34, 216

Jacobi, 300

Jacobs, 199, 300

Jacques, 300

Jacquesways, 300

Jacqueys, 300

Jacquies, 301

Jacquith, 3or

Jail, 158. 215, 262, 329, 334, 393,
395, 602

Jamaica, L. I., 98, 246, 33 r, 324,
349

Jamaica. W. I., 23, 596

James, 301, 455, 534

James Cooper, Ship, 233

James Island, 209

James Munroe, Ship, 145

James River, Va., 27

Jameson, 301

Jamestown, R. I., 22, 26, 31, 32,
33, 39. 70, 79, 125, 128, 144,
171, 172, 174. 219, 251, 274,
281, 282, 286, 329, 381, 419,
434,466,504,505,551

Janney, 301

Janson, 301

Japan, Court of, 594

Jasper, 301

Jassemine Co., Ky., 88

Jastram, 302

Java, 300

Java, The, 193

Jay, 302

Jay, Me., 299

Jerauld, 306

Jeffers, 302

Jefferson, 149, 195, 196, 302, 390,

575
Jefferson Co., Ga., 405
Jefferson Co., Ky., 318
Jefferson Co., Miss., 37, 554
Jefferson, Ga., 158, 481, 532
Jeffries, 37, 302
Jefts, 302
Jehrung, 302
Jeneson, 302

Jenckes, 241, 302, 375, 376, 444
Jenkins, 306
Jenkinson. 306
Jenner, 306
Jennings, 133, 306
Jennison, 306
Jericho, L. I., 260
Jernigan, 306
Jerome, 306
Jersey, 146

Jersey, Ferry Boat, 425
Jersey, Pri.son Ship, 130, 176,

345
Jerside, 425
Jersey Station, 1 18
Jerusalem, 120, 364. 451, 467,

594
Jesse, 307
Jessie, 572
Jessup, 307

Jesuits, Order of the, 427
Jew, 35, 509
Jew, Converted, 193
Jewett, 80, 307
Jewett City, Conn., 207, 309
Jewish Banker, 400
Jewish Congregation, 542
Jewson, 386
Jillsoii, 307
Jim, 307
Joe, 307
Joes, 307

INDEX

LIX

John and Adam, Ship, 515
John Adams, U. S. Corvette, 59
John Adams, U. S. Ship, 176,

344. 412
John Decatur, Brig, 144, 155,

429, 598
John Henrich, Ship, 306
John, Schooner, 108
Johns Island, 269
Johnson, 308
Johnston Co., N. Y., 568
Johnston Co., N. C, 256, 436
Johnston, R. I., 27, 44, 92, 108,
118, 126, 130, 135, 136, 156,
157, 160, 163, 174, 213, 2l6,
218, 224, 239, 240, 241, 242,
249, 262, 263, 287, 302, 319,
323, 325, 326. 339, 364, 367,
373. 375, 386, 392, 445, 452,
454, 462, 464- 494. 49S. 498,
499. 503. S04- SOS. 508, 549.
550, 557, 560, 562, 563, 564,
565, 567, 582, 583, 590, 593.
60s
Johnston, Vt., 28
J ohonot, 3 1 1
Joiner, Master, 43.
Jones, 37, 39, 52, 311, 499, 516,

S36
Jonesboro, Me., 27
Jonesboro, N. C., 164
Jonesboro, Tenn., 147
Jordan, 315
Jordan, N. Y., 256
Joseph King, 121, 530
Jourdan, 315
Journal, Baltimore, 202
Journal, Connecticut, 214
Journal de I'Empire, 192
Journal, Fireman's, 486
Journal, Freeman's, 391
Journal, Georgia, 210, 264
Journal, The, 403
Journagan, 315
Jouvet, 315
Joy, 316, 264
Judge (name), 316
Judge, 60, 134, 155, ^77, 273.287,

290, 308, 341. 359, 376, 408,

426, 437, 464. S37, 543. 544.

SSL 563, S89. S94, 607

Judge Advocate, 237

Judge, Associate, 223

Judge County Court, 53, 126,

185, 213
Judge Court Common Pleas, 254
Judge, District, 162, 4[i
Judge, Presiding, 295
Judge Probate, 107, 272, 326, 343,

346,444.488, 51s
Judge Superior Court, 154
Judge Territory, 224
Judge, Supreme, 150
Judge, U. S., 122, 143, 281, 296,

299. S54. SS9
Judge, U. S. District, 129, 230,

250,278
Judicial, 6th District, 429
Judges Court, 270
Judson, 316
Julia, Brig, 478
Juliet, Sloop, 278
June, 316
Juner, 316
Juniata, Pa , 406
Junon, British Frigate, 23
Jury, Grand, 273
Justice, 239, 279, 280, 308, 466,

542
Justice. Associate, 94, 181, 357,

573
Justice, Associate of Superior

Court, 163
Justice, Chief, 49, 64, 90, 134,
144, 164, 170, 178, 213, 272,
282, 327, 338, 347, 366, 378,
429, 449, 450, 459, 49r, 503,
544, 597, 606
Justice, Lord Chief, 98, 194
Justice of Maine, Chief, 98, 99
Justice of Peace, 255, 323, 397,

412, 575. 579
Justice of Superior Court, 1 1 5,

146
Justin, 316, 255

K

Kalhfleish, 316
Kalile, 316
Kaminsy, 316

I.X

INDEX

Kamsubassa, Russia, 33

Kane, 316

Kaskaskia, 111., 306

Knst, 316

Kaull,3i6

Kayser, 316

Keech, 316

Keeler, 317

Keemer, 317

Keene, 317

Keene, N. H., 74, 425, 426, 481,

487, 601
Keer, 317
Keffington, 317
Keiser, 317
Keith, 317
Keller, 318
Kellerman, 318
Kelley, 318
Kellegg. 319
Kellogg, 319
Kelsey, 319
Kelton, 319
Kilton, 319
Kemble, 319
Kemp, 319
Kemper, 319
Kempton, 319
Kendall, 320
Keniston, 320
Kennall,320
Kennebunkport, Me., 115, 126,

246, 392, 421, 478, 595
Kennedy, 320
Kenneth, Fa., 238
Kenner, 321
Kenney, 321
Kenny, 321
Kenniston, 321
Kenrick, 321
Kensington, N. H., 39
Kent. 321

Kensloch, Lord, 312
Kent Co., Del., 162, 497
Kent Co., Md., 580
Kent Co., N. Y., 213
Kent Co., R. I., 104, 464
Kent, Eng, 211, 358
Kenting, 322

Kentucky, 49, 55, 74, 103, 182,
233. 237. 274, 278, 296, 312,
367, 370, 4t2, 443, 539, 545

Kentucky, Governor of, 222, 370,

539
Kentucky, Marshal of, 88
Kenyon, 322
Keppall, Admiral, 53 '
Keppell, 488
Kerr, 322, 448
Kerver, 322
Kesler, 322
Kethwell, 322
Kettle (name), 322
Kettle Point, 300
Kettridge, 322
Key, 322

Key West, 345, 369, 408, 426,
430, 453. 472, 521, 586, 595
Keyes, 322
Keziah, Sloop, 62
Kilburn, 322
Kilbourne, 323
Kilcrease, 323
Killed by blast, 31
Killingly, Ct., 21,30, 73, 76, 17,
100, 153, 162, 280, 292, 309,
338, 339. 382, 383. 384. 438.
452, 529. 545. 567. 579. 582,
584, 603

Killmalleck, Ire., 164

Kiln, Lime, 22

Kimball, 323

Kimberly, 323

Kinderhook, N. Y., 606

King, 323, 495, 522

King and Queen Co., Va., 515

King at Arms, 291

King, Bookbinder to the, 328

King Chapel, 27

King Ferdinand, 202, 576

King C^eorge Co., Va., 96, 601

Kingman, 325

King Joseph, 12 r, 530

King Philip, 50

King ot England, 149, 192

King of France, 1 19

King of Prussia, 175

King of Spam, 57

King of Sweden, 57

INDEX

LXI

King's Army, 353, 491
King's Bench, Court of, 286
Kina;'s Council, 537
King's Equerry, 190
Kingsbridge, N. Y., 135, 369
Kingsbury, 325
Kingsley, 326
Kingston, 326
Kingston, Jam., 207
Kingston, Mass., 74, 532
Kingston, N. Y., 520
Kingston, R. I., 177, 256, 264,

290, 46s
Kingston, U. C, 112, 229, 565
King's University, 523
Kinimmicutt Pt., 403
Kinlock, 326
Kinnecutt, 326, 565
Kmnicutt, 326
Kinney, 326
Kinsley, 326
Kinsman, 326
Kerby, 327
Kirby, 327
Kirkland, 327, 559
Kirkpatrick, 327
Kirkwood, 327
Kisham, 327
Kissam, 327
Kittery, Me., 96
Klingelberg, 327
Klinger, 327
Klawson, 327
Knapp, 327
Knife, 112, 160, 258
Knight (name), 328
Knight, J 19, 120, 408
Knowles, 19, 329, 569
Knowlton, 330
Knox, 330, 494
Knox, N. Y., 113, 358, 591
Knoxville, Tenn., 98, 412
Knuse, 330
Kollock, 330
Kosciusko, 556
Kotzebue, 330, 532
Kourakin, 330
Kreps, 330
Krimmel, 330
Krudence, 330

Kuham, 330
Kuhn, 330, 331
Kyle, 311

Labedoyere, 331
Labasse, 331
La Bedayere, 331
Labern, 331
Laboratory, Royal, 71
Laborer, 165, 249, 412, 566
Labottierre, 331
Laby, 331
Lacey, 331
La Chime, Can., 64
Lacaste, 331
Lady Superior, 528
Ladd, 331
Lafaye, 332

Lafayette, 242, 306, 318, 338,
388, 425, 431, 442, 488, 491,

492, 545. 569
Lafayette, Schooner, 394
Lafferty, 332
Lafon, 332
La Fontaine, 332
La Forrest, 332
Lagourdotte, 36, 184
Lagrand, 332
Laing, 332
Lake, 287, 332
Lake Champlain, 72, 272
Lake Champlain, Battle of, 183
Lake Erie, 26, 71, ^^, ii6, 151,

235, 283, 468, 561
Lake, Old River, 1 58
Lakes, Commander of the, 229
Lakeman, 333
Lallemond, 333
Lamark, Scot., 127
Lamas, 33
Lamb, 333
Lambard, 209
Lambert, 198, 333
Lamson, 333
Lambrecht, 58
Lanahan, 333
Lancaster, 333

LXIl

INDEX

Lancaster Co., Pa., 192, 263, 300
Lancaster, Mass., 446, 536
Lancaster, Penn., 343, 349, 393,

413
Lancaster Presbytery, 566
Lancasterian School, 593
Lancroft, 333

Land Company, Holland, 145
Land Holders Bank, 124
Land Office, Com. of, 397
Land Office, General, 209
Land Works, 355
Landers, 334
Lane, 334

Lanesboro, Earl of, 479
Lanesboro, Mass., 283
Lanesville, O., 312
Lanesville, Pa., "]"]
Laney, 334
Lange, 334
Langdon, 334
Langley, 335
Langworthy, 335
Lanman, 335
Lannagan, 335
Lansalle, Ga., 525
Lansford, 335
Lansingburgh, N. Y., 38, 254,

309
La Orient, 334
La Partru, Canada, 64
Lapham, 335
Laprairie, Canada, 498
Lapreaux, 335
Laquerk, 335
Larchar, 336
Laring, 336
Larkin, 336, 486
Larkins, 336
Larks, 470

Larned, 58, 104, 327, 336
LaRoach, 337
Laroby, 337
Laboche, 337
Larochelle, 337
Larrain, 337
Larroby, 342
Larue, 337
Lascelles, 337
Lassell, 337

Latham, 337

Lathrop, 337

Latin, 175, 413, 604

Latrobe, 338

Lauderdale, 338

Lauderdale, Earl of, 371

Laughboro, Eng., 168

Laughton, 338

Launch, 43

Lauragnais, 338

Laurel, Hrig, 257

Laurel Hill, Pa., 530

Laurel, Packet Schooner, 407

Laurens, 338

Laurens Dist., S. C, 427

Lavater, 338

Lavelle, 338

Lavelliere, 338

Laverry, 338

Lavillaise, 338

Law, 338

Law School, 380

Law School, Prof, in, 210

Lawless, 339

Lawrence, 339

Lawrenceburgh, Ind., 179

Lawson, 340

Lawton, 340, 205

Lazemore, 341

Lazerna, 341

Leach, 342

Leader, Schooner, 296

Leake, 342

Leaperouse, 342

Lear, 342

Learned, 342

Leary, 342

Leatherbee, 342

Letherbee, 342

Leatherwood, N. Y., 566

Leavens, 342

Leavenworth, 342

Leavitt, 343

Lebanon, Ct., 69, 70, 147, 285,

483, 496, 514, 564, 600
LeHaron, 343
LeBros, 343
LeBrun, 343
Lechler, 343
Lechmare, 343

INDEX

LXIII

Lechmere, 343

Lecointre, 343

Lecourbe, 343

Lecroix, 343

Lecturer, 481, 494

Lectures, Medical, 56

Lee, 188, 343

Leeds, Eng., 143

Leeson iit., Ire., 464

LeEpervier, Ship, 564

Lefebre, 345

Leftwitch, 345

Legore, 345

Legation, Sec'y. of, 118, 155

Legislature, Member of, 122

Legislature of Mass., 28, 89, 312

Legislature of S. C, 201

Legg, 345

Legion of Honor, 24, 80, 118,

120, 328, 408, 543
Le Hammedieu, 345
Leib, 345

Leicester, Ala., 360
Leicester, Mass., 133, 137, 138,

152, 329. S43, 565, 568, 569
Leighton, 345
Leiper, 346
Leith, 346
Leman, 346
Lemiet, 333
Lemoine, 346
Lenox, 346

Lenox, Mass., 143, 407
Lenox, N. Y., 571
Leo XII, 346
Leon, 346
Leonard. 346
Leonidas, Ship, 373
Leopold, 347
Leopold, Hermaphrodite Brig,

233
Le Pope Becoit Chapel, 182
LeRoy, N. Y., 106, 390
Lessinger, 347
Leslie, 347
Lethbridge, 347
Lethridge, 347
Letters of Marque, 193
Lettson, 348
Letuz, 348

Leuchtenburg, 348

Le Vailliant, 348

Le Valley, 348

Levant, Brig, 10 1

Leveck, 348

Lever, 316

Leverett, Mass., 536

Levi, 348

Levy, 348

Lewett, 348

Lewin, 348

Lewis, 312, 348

Lewis Co., Ky., 243

Lewiston, Me., 397, 425

Lewiston, Pa., 229

Lewson, 350

Lexington, 60, 291, 409, 468

Lexington, Mass., 96, 113, 588

Lexington, Ky., 57, 78, loi, 363,

377. 392, 412, 474. 487

Leyden, Ger., 319

Leyden, Mass., 80, 338

Leyden, N. Y., 70

Libbey, 351

Liberty, Pa., 220

Liberty, Va., 536

Librarian, State, 73

Licentiate, 309

Lieutenant, 145, i8r, 194

Lieutenant Commander, 71

Lieutenant, First, 92

Lieutenant Marines, 330

Lieutenant Governor of Connec ■
ticut, 2u5, 295

Lieutenant Governor of Massa-
chusetts. 351, 436, 515

Lieutenant Governor of Rhode
Island, 380, 544

Lieutenant Governor of Virginia,
372

Life Guard, 362, 442

Light Artillery, U. S. Regiment
of, 297

Lightburn, 351

Light, Beavertail, 553

Lighthazard, 351

Lilley, 351

Lillibridge, 351

Lima, Peru, 75, 292

Lima, Schooner, 97

LXIV

INDEX

Lime Kiln, 22

Lime Rock, R. 1., 31

Lime Rock Bank, 250

Limestone Co., S. C, 310

Lincent, 351

Linch, 351

Lincoln, 21, 247, 329, 351, 449

Lincoln Co., Ky., 545

Lincoln Co., Me., 343

Lincoln Legislature, 107

Lincoln, Mass., 236

Lincolnshire, Eng., 307

Lincolnville, Me., 281, 367

Lindenberger, 352

Lindley, 352

Lindsey, 353, 455

Linzee, 354

Line the Creek, 544

Lines, 354

Linen, 494

Lingenfelter, 565

Linguist, 243

Lingan, 354

Linn, 354

I.inscott, 354

Lion Crawford, Sloop, 442

Lippitt, 285, 354, 362

Lippitt Factory, 149, 552

Lisbon, Ct., 52, 439

Lisbon, Port., 119, 120, 121, 214,
281, 359, 468, 493

Liscomb, 355

Litch, 355

Litchfield, 355

Litchfield, Ct., loi, 208, 308, 368,
380, 454, 503

Literary Gazette, 404

Lithunia, 83

Littell, 35S

Little, 355

Little Belt, Ship, 72, 244, 330,
372,411,449,494,554,606

Little Compton, R. I., 39, 49, 50,
51. 61,62, 129, 19s, 196, 212,
216, 223, 253, 263, 280, 372,
373, 446, 447, 454, 461, 462,
463, 511, 5 '2, 546, 550, 556,
558, 577. 596
Little Egg Harbor, 267, 552
Little Falls, N. Y., 157, 391

Little Rest, R. I., 177, 506

Little River, 49

Little Rock, Ark., 267

Littlefield, 356

Littlepage, 356

Littler, 356

Littleton, N. H., 192, 204, 353,
447. 510

Littletown (W. Prov., R. I.), 95

Livermore, 356

Livermore, Me., 169

Liverpool, 356

Liverpool, Eng., 116, 152, 233,
239, 292, 301, 304, 349, 353,
388, 455, 485

Liverpool, N. S., 405, 417, 471

Livingston, 356

Livingstone, 357

Livingston Manor, 356

Livonia, Pa , 251

Lloyd, 357, 377

Lobelia, 234

Lockorin, 357

Locke, 357

Lock Hospital, 539

Lock, N. Y., [ 10

Lock, Pa., 317

Lockmere Point, 381

Lockwood, 136, 358

Locust Grove, Ky., 53

Lofft, 358

Logan, 195, 358, 367

Logas, Afr., 340

Loraas, 358

Lombard, 358

Lomber, 358

London, Eng., 24, 36, 42, 43, 46,
57, 68, 75, 77, 81, 83, 115,
127. 133. '43. 145. "SO, 153.
'55, 157. 176, 189, 190, 192,
194. 197. 208, 210, 239, 257,
259, 267, 286. 288, 290, 348,
350, 356, 358, 361, 363. 372.
377. 387, 397. 401, 4'0, 421,
428, 432, 435, 441, 447, 464,

465, 479. 48t, 491. 496, 498,
502, 505, 514, 523, 526, 534,
549. 590, 599

London Morning Chronicle, 467

London, U. C, 78, 257

INDEX

LXV

Londonderry, 358
Londonderry, N. H., 270, 447,

475. 499. S88
Long, 307, 358, 408
Long Branch, 505
Long Island, 232, 266, 334, 341,

406, 424, 514
Long Island Sound, 56, 184, 345,

397. SS4
Long Wharf, Boston, 270, 327,

412
Long Wharf, Newport, 31, 163,

464
Longfellow, 203, 358
Longhead, 360
Longmeadow, Mass., 68
Lonsdale, 359
Look, 359
Loomis, 359
Lopewell, 359
Lopez, 204, 359, 505
Lord, 359
Lord Bishop, 465
Lord, Bushan, 149
Lord Calthrope, 23
Lord Castlereagh, 144
Lord Chief Baron, 132
Lord Chief Justice, 98, 194
Lord Douglass, 1 27
Lord Dunmore, 195
Lord Howe, 480
Lord Percy, 432
Lord St. Vincent, 435
Lord Sherbourne, 134
IvOrd Viscount Bridgeport, 271
Lord Viscount Sidney, 46
Loring, 360
Lorotch, 360
Lorrenville, 360
Lothrop, 360
Loud, 360

Loudon Co., Va., 414
Louis, 360
Louis XVI, 131, 171, S32. 533.

S43
Louis XVII, 20
Louis XVIII 120, 360, 455
Louisa, Ship, 275, 510
Louisberg, Ga., 512
Louisberg, N. S., 88

Louisiana, 42, 103, 115, 144, 177,

370, 479, 604
Louisiana Advertiser, 531
Louisiana, District of, 122
Lousiana, Gov. Elect of, 522
Louisiana Gazette, 337
Louisiana, Ship, 269, 317
Louisiana Rambler, 38
Louisiana, U. S. District Court

of, 51
Louisville, Ga., 123, 548
Louisville, Ky., 31, 60, 85, 135,

198,243, 312, 314, 349, 531,

596
Love, 360
Lovers Leap, 542
Lovell, N. H., 292, 361
Lovegrove, 361
Lovie, 361
Lovejoy, 361
Lovelace, 361
Loveridge, 361
Lovett, 361
Low, 361, 323
Lowden, 363,
Lowell. 363

Lower Falls, Newton, Mass., 293
Lower Sandusky, O., 274
Lowruna, Ship, 235
Lowville, N. Y., 450
Lownes, 363
Lauraburga, 115
Lubec, Me., 70, 112, 155, 488
Lucas. 363
Lucerne, 111 , 267
Lucket, 363
Luckett, 363
Luckey, 363
Lucy, 363
Ludlow, 363
Ludlow, Mass., 522
Lufkin, 363
Lum, 363
Lumbra, 363
Lumly, 363
Lunenburgh, Va., 233
Lunenbury, N. S., 138
Lunenbury, Vt, 448
Luny, 363
Lupewlow, 364

LXVI

INDEX

Lusett, 344

Lush, 364

Lusignan, 364

Luther, 202, 364, 456

Ludwidge, 366

Lye, Hot, 167

Lyell, 366

Lyman, 366

Lyme, Ct., 224, 261, 307, 359,

458, 548, 571
Lyme, N. H., 166
Lynch, 366
Lyndon, 54, 302, 366,
Lyndon, Vt., 240, 437, 566
Lyndeboro, N. H., 220
Lynn, Mass.. 74, 188, 393, 436,

440, 510, 58 1, 598
Lynn, Regis, Eng., 510
Lynnfield, 511
Lyon, 367
Lyoman, 328
Lyons, 367
Lyons, Eng., 539
Lyons, France, lor, 122, 515,

535
Lyons, Farm, N, J., 442
Lyscomb, 368

M

Mabrae, 368

Macao, 516

Macbeth, 368

Macarty, 368

Macassor, 456

MacCuUock, 368

MacDonough, 368

Macedonian, U. S. Ship, 24, 309,

455. 496
Macerj, Cuba, 395
Macey, 368
Macguire, 368
Macgraw, 368
Machines of Wellesley, 93
Macker, 368
Mackie, 368
Mackintosh, 368

Macklin, 368

Maclay, 369

Maclean, 369

Macomb, 369

Macombe, 369

Macomber, 369

Macon, 369

Macon, Ga., 42

Macpherson, 369

Macruder, 370

MacWilliam, 370

Macy, 370

Madalina, 481

Madame Bestrand, 123

Madeira Isle, 396

Madgeburgh, Fr., 28, 152

Madison, 370, 522

Madison Co., N. Y., 236, 571

Madison, Ct., 345

Madras, 271

Madrid, Sp., 366, 439, 514, S30.

532
Maffatt, 370

Magazine Analectic, 533
Magee, 370
Magill, 370
Magruder, 370
Maguire, 370
Maher, 370
Mahoney, 370
Maine, 31, 94, 349, 352, 356, 358,

37'
Maine, District of, 343, 598
Maine, Governor of, 352
Maine, Sloop, 587
Maitland, 371
Magistrate, 273
Major General, 205, 380
Major, 182, 371
Majunga, Mad., 410
Makeel, 371
Malaga, 81, 234
Malbone, 371
Malcomb, 371
Malcolm, 371
Maid, 371

Maiden, Mass., 425, 435, 480
Mallary, 371
Mallory, 372
Malleston, 372

INDEX

LXVII

Mallett, 372

Malley, 372

Malmesbury, 372

Malone, 372

Maloney, 372

Malt, 199

Maltby, 372

Maltinby, 297

Mammas, 372

Manager (name), 372

Manchester, 67, 91, 207, 372, 462,

Sio
Manchester, Ct., 73
Manchester, Eng., 64, 292, 598,

602
Manchester, Mass., 47, 58, 311,

410
Manchester, N. H,, 588
Manchester, S. C, 393
Manchester, Schooner, 362
Mancrius, 373
Mangle Wurzell, 348
Manhattan, Sloop, 497
Manhattanville, N. Y., 173
Manheim, Ger., 532
Mankeim, Pa., 496
Manley, 213
Mann, 373

Mannahawkin, N. J., 474
Manners, 374
Manning, 374
Man of War, 131
Manrovia, W. Afr., 559
Mansel, 374
Man sett, 375
Mansfield, 375
Mansfield, Mass., 76, 160, 179,

217, 225, 228, 266, 486, 521,

583
Mansion House Hotel, 505
Mansion, 375
Manton, 44, 375
Manuel, 376
Manufacturing Co., Newport, N.

Y., 27s
Maple Tree, 258
Maran, 376
Maransin, 376
Maravian Sec, 47
Marble, 376

Marblehead, Mass., 45, 112, 115,
124, 130, 17s, 182, !88, 242,
254, 263, 273, 345, 349, 350

Marcellin, 376

March, 376

Marchant, 376

Marden'orough, 139, 377

Marechal, 377

Margrave, Eng., 318

Margaret, Brig, 469

Maria, Brig, 127, 582

Marick, 437

Marietta, O., 27, 36, 151, 217,
398,402,405,491, 515

Marines, Corporal of, 70

Marine Corps, 114, 221, 272

Marine Corps, U. S, 231, 309,

435. S2I, 530
Marme Hospital, 70, 167, 247,

331, 412, 431, 531
Marine Hospital, U. S., 143
Marines, Lieutenant of, 330
Marines, Minister of, 119, 120
Marine Office, 186
Marine, Royal, 599
Marine Service, 213, 476
Marion, 377

Marion District, S. C, 201, 277
Marino, 377
Mark, 377
Market, 124

Market Square Prov., 19
Markley, 377, 427 ~
Marque, Letter of, 193
Marks, 377
Marksman, 543
Marlboro, 377

Marlboro, Mass.. 23, 78, 470
Marlboro, N. H., 160
Marquis, r 18, 122
Marquis of Dumfries, 127
Marryott, 377

Marseilles, Fr., 34, 57, 117, 143
Marseilles Hymn, 190
Marsh, 377
Marshall (name), 378
Marshal, 117, 149, 356, 407, 465
Marshal DeCamp, 364
Marshal de LaCour, 119
Marshal of District, 564

LXVIII

INDEX

Marshal of Empire, ii8
Marshal, A Field, 121
Marshal of France, 107, 544
Marshal Groughy, 69
Marshal of Kentucky, 88
Marshal of Mississippi, 342
Marshal of the Palace, 1530
Marshal, United States, 286, 489
Marshall, Victor, 1 19
Marshfield, Mass., 45, 92, 197,

428, 474, 480, 545
Marston, 379

Martha's Vineyard, 68, 80, 96
Martin, 379, 65, 95, • >7. 130, 286,

590,59'

Martin, A Bee, 576

Martinique, W. I., 548

Marvin, 382

Mary Ann, Brig, 500

Mary Ann, Schooner, 167

Mary Almy, Ship, 455

Mary, Brig, 48, 162

Mary Eliza, Brig, 369

Mary MacKay, Schooner, 128

Mary, Sloop, 108, 143, 554

Maryland, 38, 43, 93, loi, 107,
III, 126, 133, 134, IS7, 184,
195, 224, 278, 288, 301, 310,

319, 344. 347. 363. 370, 374>

379. 382, 388, 392, 407, 424,

427, 429, 475- 493. 577. 594,

Maryland, Bishop of, 51

Maryland, Gov. of, 308, 344, 513

Maryland, U. S. Senator from,

237

Maryland .University, 102

Maseena, 343

Mash, 382

Mason, 382, 187, 348

Mason Co., Ky., 503

Mason, Grand Master of, 103,
292

Masquera, 385

Massachusetts, 38, 49, 60, 92,
105, 108, IIS, 164, 179. 232,
233, 265, 272, 280, 305, 307,
330, 336. 346, 347. 349. 352,
360, 372, 376, 380 405, 419,
450, 456, 462, 499, S14, 519,
534. 542, 544. 562, 604

Massachusetts, Acting Gov. of'

35'

Massachusetts General Assem-
bly, 389, 456, 470, 479, 566

Massachusetts Assembly, Mem-
ber of, 282, 344

Massachusetts, Chief Justice of,

98,99
Massachusetts Constitution, 170
Massachusetts, Ex. Council, 352,
Massachusetts General Hospital,

536

Massachusetts, Governor of, 1 50,
600, 601

Massachusetts, Legislature, 28,
89, 104, 312

Massachusetts Legislature, Mem-
ber of, 346

Massachusetts, Lt., Gov., of, 351,

436, 515
Massachusetts Line, 488
Massachusetts Medical Society,

494

Massachusetts Militia, 205

Massachusetts Senate, 472, 525

Massachusetss, Ship, 363

Massachusetts Spy, 601

Massachusetts Yeoman, 114

Massacre, 131, 442

Massacre, Indian, 407

Massey, France, 190

Massie, 385

Massminster, 385

Master Commandant, 183

Master of Grand Masons, 103,
292

Mastick, L. I., 564

Masury, 385

Matanzas, W. I„ 32, 33, 104, i 05,
127, 172, 178, 203, 230, 257,
269, 272, 296, 319, 353, 360,
373. 403. 449. 454, 473, 527,
529, 551. 554. 581

Mathematics, Prof, of, 134, 145,

293
Mathews, 386, 603,
Matthews, 386
Mathewson, 386
Mattson, 387
Matignon, 387

INDEX

LXIX

Matila, Brig, 65

Matilda, U. C, 452

Mattawan, 222

Matteson, 387

Mattis, 387

Maunsell, 387

Maurice, 387

Mauran, 387

Maury, 388

Maurzerk, Afr., 514

Mausoleum, 238

Mavis, 388

Mawney, 388

Maxcy, 388

Maxfield, 388

Maxon, 389

Maxson, 389

Maxwell, 389, 67, 259

May, 389, 390

May, Cape of, 55

Mayberry, 390

May hew, 390

Mayhew, Choctaw, 325

Maynard, 390, 547

Mayo, 390

Mayor, 9'. 99. 'Si. 306, 318,402,

472, 538, 569, 579
Mayston, 390
Mazeen, 390
Mazzei, 390
McAllister, 391
McAlster, 391
McArdle, 391
McAyres, 391
McBride, 391
McCall, 391
McCallon, 391
McCarkle, 391
McCarrie, 391
McCarty, 391, 383
McCauley, 391
McCord's Ferry, 34
McCormick, 391
McCoskey, 392
McCoy. 392
McClellan, 392
McClintock, 392
McCloud, 392
McCluney, 405
McClure, 392

McCreedy, 392
MacCreery, 392
McCreery, 392
McCue, 392
McCullock, 392
McDale, 392
McDonald, 392
McDonnell, 393
McDonough, 393, 147
McDowell, 393
McDuffie. 393
McFarland, 393
McGalloway, 219
McGarrick, 394, 412
McGary, 394
McGebon, 394
McGee, 394
McGinnis, 394
McGowen, 246
McGrath, 394
McGregor, 394

McGuyer, 394

McHenry, 394

Mcllvaine, 394

Mclnnes, 394

Mcintosh, 394, 132

Mclntyre, 394

McKay, 394

McKeen Co., Pa., 169

McKeeanie, 395

McKenney. 395

McKensie, 395

MeKenzie, 395

McKibbon, 395

McKinley, 395

McKinn, 395

McKinney, 395

McKinnon, 395

McKinstrey, 395

McLane, 396

McLaughlin, 396

McLean, 396

McLlellan, 291

McMakin, 396

McMillan, 396

McMinn, 396

McNair, 396

McNaughton, 396

McNeal, 396

McNeil, 396

LXX

INDEX

McNeill, 396

]y[cPherson, 396

McRone, 396

Meachan, 396

Meade, 397

Meadeville, Ct., 46

Meadeville, O., 397

Meadesa, 397

Means, 397

Mears, 397

Mechanics Bank, 284

Mechanical Science, Prof, of, 92

Mechanic, Steamboat, 180

Mecklinburgh-Streltz, 397

Mecklenburgh-Slreltz, Duke of,

490
Mecklenburgh-Streltz, Prince of,

577
Mecklenburgh Co., Va., 288
Mecklenburgh, N. C, 633
Medbury, 397
Medfield, Mass., 236, 487
Medtord, Mass., 174, 221, 442,

595
Medford, N. J., 503
Medicine, Prof, of, 222
Mediterranean Sea, 114, 160, 183
Mediterranean Squadron, 128,

186, 331
Medway, Mass., 279, 348, 412,

420, 459, Sii
Meerfelt, 597
Megory, 397
Meigs, 397
Meilham, Fr., 1 19
Mein, 298

Melanthro, Ship, 491
Melish, 398
Melville, 398
Memorial Sermon, 64
Men Minute, 266
Mendam, 4r4
Mendenhall, 398
Mendon, Mass., 40, 49, 60, 69,

74, 89, 102, 115, 152, 173,

178, [90. 192, 268, 3 to, 318,

329. 333- 344, 361, 374- 394.
426, 445, 446. 460, 470, 486,
497. 5uo, 504, 518, 555, 571,
S87

Menoce, 398

Menzies, 398

Mercantile Advertiser, 89

Mercantile Paper, 292

Mercater, Ship, 269, 446

Mercellus, Ship, 366

Mercer, Pa., 59, 319

Mercersburg, Pa , 279, 394

Merchant (name), 398

Merchant, French, 119, 225

Merchant, German, 222

Merchant, Irish, 71

Mercury, 166

Mercury, Newport, 525

Mercury Ofifice, 377

Meredeth, 398

Meredith, N. H., 131, 238, 517,

569
Merethew, 398
Meriden, Ct., 404
Meriden, Ship, 304
Merino Sheep, 287
Merrett, 398
Merriam, 398
Merrian, 399
Merrick, 399

Merricks Mills, U. C.,593
Merifield. 399
Merrifield, 399
Merrell, 399
Merry, 399
Mesier, 399
Messenger, 399
Messer, 374
Messerole, 399
Messina, Italy, 186, 206
Metcalf. 399
Methodist, 65, 138, 190,290, 316,

321, 344/535. 593
Methodist l^ishop, 192
Methodist Church, 105
Methodist English, 64
Methuen, Mass., 148
Mexico, 358, 594
Mexico Minister, 435
Mexican Navy, 570
Meyer, 400, 416
Miami Settlement, 607
Michall, 337
Michillimakinack, Mich., 201

INBEX

LXXI

Micholsky, 400
Micklefield, 400
Microcesm, The, 19
Middleboro, Mass., 25, 40, 66, 83,

299. 325. 349. 365. 369. 42s.
458, 462, 466, 486, 500, 502,

555. 556, 572, 597, 606
Middlebury, Vt., 49, 70, 265, 327,

374, 428,431. 530, 594
Mideleford, Del., 71
Middle Haddam, Ct, 547
Middlemore, 400

Middle Settlement, N. Y., 599

Middlesex Co., Mass., 169, 488

Middlesex, Ct., 339

Middleton, N. H., 516

Middletown, Ct., 33, 51, 61,76,
86, 99, 122, 168, 211, 277,
309. 327, 363. 368, 393. 402,
441, 462, 527, 530, 574

Middletown, Del., 528

Middletown, Md., 603

Middletown, R. I., 26, 39, 40, 53,
55, 62,63, 103, 153, 180, 185,
207, 208, 229, 248, 252, 273,
296, 372, 373, 389, 406, 453,
460, 461, 484, 485, 502, 513,
521, 522, 533, 548. 56s, 569,
57', 595.596,605

Midgett, 400

Midshipman, 29, 59, 60, 81, 96,
98, 103, 128, 160. 167, 175,
176, 181, 198,209, 222, 229,
236, 261,265,331, 334, 363,

375, 404, 416, 449, 465. 477.
481,491,496, 519, 532, 534,

570, 589. 596
Midwife, 127, 168
Mifflin, 400
Milan, 131
Miles, 401

Miles Standish, Brig, 495
Milford, Ct., 539
Milford, Del., 246
Milford, Mass., 58, 89, 202, 312,

602
Military Academy, 95, 145
Military College, 489
Military Hospital, 281
Military U. S. Academy, 238

Militia, 380, 498, 549, 562

Militia British, 441

Militia, Georgia, 132

Militia, Mass., 205

Mill (name), 401

Millard, 401, 169

Millerd, 401

Millbury, Mass., 40, 44, 48, 50,

133. 239. 251, 286, 306
Milledge, 401
Milledgeville, Ga., 136, 210, 21 r,

261, 264, 366, 524
Miller, 40, 123, 198, 305, 401
Millerstown, Pa., iii
Millers Place, L. I., 255
Millgroves, 404
Milliner, 404
Milliot, 404
Mills, 404

Millville, Mass., 89
Millward, 405
Milo, N. Y., 158
Milson, 405
Milton, 405
Milton, Mass., 230, 244, 277,281,

585
Milton, N. H., 58
Milton, N. C, 331
Mina, 405
Minareo, 515
Minard, 405
Mine, 163
Mine, Coal, 1 17
Miner, 405
Mineralogist, 604
Minerva, The, 363
Mines (name), 406
Minis. 406

Minisink, N. Y., 55, 519
Minister, 64, 138, 387
Minister, Associate, 27
Minister, Baptist, 158, 217, 557
Minister, British, 298
Minister, Congregational, 522
Minister, Dutch, 177
Minister, Friend, 53, 67, 123, 148,

171, 238, 281, 287, 298, 333,

353, 398, 423. 448, 532, 561
Minister, Imperial, 540
Minister of Interior, 171

LXXII

INDEX

Minister of Mexico, 435
Minister, Prime, 204
Minister, Russian, 213
Minister, Spanish, 120, 135, 439
Minister, State, 121
Minister, Swedish, 119
Minister to United States, 27,

121, 209, 287, 526, 527
Ministry, 95, 96, 99
Mino, 406
Minor, 406
Minturn, 406
Minute Men, 166
Mirror, Connecticut, 352
Miser, Irish, 464
Mission, 130, 190
Mission, Ameican Board of P'or-

eign, 151
Mission, Baptist, 528
Mission, Palestine, 450
Missionary, 64, 151, 183, 510
Missionary, American, 68, 412,

428, 451, 479
Missionary, Baptist, 559
Missionary, Indian, 405
Missionary of the Cross, 283
Missionary to India, 426
Missionary, Union, 282, 354
Mississippi, 237
Mississippi, District of, 554
Mississippi, Governor of, 342
Mississippi, Marshall of, 342
Mississippi River, 252, 364, 479,

604
Mississippi Territory, 128, 269,

308, 379. S'9. 593-
Mississippi Territory, Governor

of, 534

Missouri, 33, 469

Missouri, Governor ot, 396

Missouri Territory, 256

Missouri Territory, Governor of,
278

Mitchell, 406

Miter, 407

Mobile, Ala., 30, 33, iii, 133,
'34. 149. '54. 205,232, 233,
240, 294, 324, 340, 356, 371,
395. 405. 486, 496, 508, 516,
5 '7. 533. 557. 569. 570, 594,
599. 605

Mobile Harbor, 293

Mobile Point, Ala., 313

Moceck, 407

Modococy, Md., 333

Moe, 408

Moffatt, 408

Moffett, 408

Moggalbane, Ire., 439

Mohegans, 390

Moir, 408

Molly, 408

Molly, Schooner, 175

Molyneaux, 408

Mom us, 408

Monarch, Irish, 439

Moncrief, 408

Money, 408

Monitor, Brig. 115

Monitor, The Washington, 263

Monk, Lewis, 349

Monks, 408

Monmouth, Battle of, 23, 168

Monmouth Co., N. J., 302, 414

Monmouth, N. ]., 176, 425, 437,

468, 493, 543
Monnier, 408
Monnis, 408
Monopolist, Ship, 31 1
Monroe, La., 410
Monroe, N. Y., 291, 350
Mons, Fr., 448
Monseiar, 46, 115
Monson, Mass., 90
Montague, 408
Montague, Mass, 134
Montecello, Ga., 223
Montecello, Miss., 518
Montecello, Va., 302
Montevideo, 403
Montgomery, 408, 312
Montgomery, N. Y., 26, 107, 290
Montpelier, Ala., 251
Montpelier, Vt., 213
Montpelier, Va., 370
Montreal, Can., 257, 310, 319,

353,415. 488,498
Montrose. Pa., 238
Montville, Ct., 69, 103, 263
Montvilliers, Fr., 127
Moodey, 408
Moodie, 408

INDEX

LXXIII

Moody, 409

Mooney, 409

Moor, 293

Moore, 409, 138

Moorehouse, 410

Moran, 410

Morean, 410

Morgan, 410

Morley, 4 1 1

Morning Star, Ship, 73, 197, 283

Moro Castle, 505

Morocco, 558

Morocco, Emperor of, 416

Morrell, 41 1

Morris, 41 1

Morrison, 412

Morristown, N. J., 299, 524, 538

Morrows, 412

Morse, 412, 344

Morton, 413, 116

Moses, 414

Mosher, 413

Moshier, 413

Moseley, 414

Mosley, 414

Mosly, 414

Moss, 414

Mott, 414

Mott, Fort, 34

Moule, 415

Moulethrope, 415

Moulton, 415

Molton, 415

Moultonboro, N. H., 396

Mower, 415

Mowry, 415, 19, 305, 386

Muenscher, 416

Muir, 416

Muiller, 41b

Muldray, 416

Mnley, 416

Muller, 417

Mulligan, 417

Mullins, 417

Mumford, 417, 117, 411, 575

Munday, 418

Munroe, 418, 50, 354, 372

Munro, 418, 557

Munson, 420

Munyan, 420

Murchison, 420
Murdough, 420
Murdock, 420
Murfey, 421
Murphy, 421
Murray, 421
Murry, 421
Musgrove, 422
Mygatt, 422
Meyers, 422
Myril, 422
Myrrick, 422
Myricks, 422

N

Najoe, 423

Nancy, Ship, 440

Nantucket, Mass., 35, 39,40, 52,
57, 61, 62, 114, 139, 149, 166,
169, 176, 182, 188, 192, 205,
220, 246, 25s, 264, 286, 292,
304, 306, 316, 368, 379, 393,
406, 407, 422, 429, 461, 475
477, 478, 524, 576, 594, 603

Nantz, Fr., 551

Naper, 423

Napier, 423

Naples. It, 46, 69, 150, 153, 157,

'79. 193. 439.444. 472
Napoleon, 24, 28, 98, 123, 331,

338. 503

Nardesky, 423

Narragansett Indians, 47, 593

Na.sh, 423

Nashawinna Isle, 561

Nashville. Tenn., 100, 122, 136,
141, 166, 231, 232, 259, 282,
299. 329. 375. 474. 5 '2, 535.
576

Nason, 423

Nassau Hall, N. Y., 521

Nassau, N. Y., 529

Nassau, N. P., 112, 351

Nassau, Steamer, 507

Natchez, Miss, 21, 38, 58, 147,
148, 226, 235, 237, 285, 342,
371, 421,438. 47'. 502, 534

LXXIV

INDEX

Natchez, Tenn., 490
Natchez Vallage, Miss, 86
Natchitockes, 297, 423
Natick, R. I., 269, 362, 468, 547,

557. 558. 590

Nautilus, Ship, 390

Navy, United States, 23, 24, 29,

60, 65, 71, 96, 114, 116, 119,

128, 131, 132, 142. 146, 147.

150, 155, 158, 181, 183, 184,

193, 227, 236, 237, 243, 257,

276, 311, 314, 316, 320, 331,

344, 345, 369, 396, 404, 411,

413, 414, 422, 429, 435, 440,

446, 450, 467, 468, 514, 527,

528, 546, 551, 564, 577, 578,
580, 586, 594. 598

Navy Y^rd, 43, 96, 227, 245, 369,

395. 567
Navy Yard. Brooklyn, N. Y., 46
Navy, British, 257, 354, 435
Navy, Revolutionary, 382
Navy, Royal, 309, 407
Neal, 423, 198
Neale, 423
Nearborn, 424
Need ham, 424
Needham, Mass., 426, 448
Neel, 424
Neele, 424
Negro (name), 424
Negus, 424
Neil, 424, 512
Neilson, 424

Nelson, 424, 233, 289, 366
Nereus, Brig, 232, 252, 604
Nestell, 425
Nestor, 300
Neville, 425
Nevms, 425
Nevis (name), 425
Nevis, 96
Newark, N. J., 57, 121, 138, 464,

545

Newark, Del., 35

New Bedford, Mass., 25, 26, 40,
SO, SI, 62, los, 112, lis, 121,
123, 132, 158, 166, 196, 217,
223, 227, 235, 243, 244, 246,
247, 248, 2S3, 2S7. 263, 269,

New Bedford, Mass. — Continued
28r, 282, 301, 319, 320, 324,
365. 383. 388, 408, 425. 433.
434, 440, 460, 461, 466, 467,
524, S27, 528, 553- 554, 558,
568, 570, 601, 606

New Beriin, N. Y., 85

Newberry, 425

Newbold, 425

New Boston, N. H., 379

New Braintree, Mass., 35, 521,
576.

New Brunswick, N. J., 24, 193,
291. 327, 339, 346, 356, 411.
538

Newhurgh, Me., 442

Newburn, N C, 80, 140, 190,

507

Newbury, Mass., 359, 434, 450

Newburyport, Mass., 23, 27, 54,
93, 98, 142, 186, 195. 197,
209, 2S8, 284, 310, 320, 356,
390, 398, 445, 474, 479, 492.
S36, 567. 584, 594, 597

Newburyport Gazette, 142

New Canaan, Ct., 127, 404

New Chester, N. H., 166

Newcomb, 42s

Newell, 426, 580

New England Commercial Bank,
1 12

Newey, 377, 426

New Fairfield, Ct., 521

Newfoundland, N. J., U2, 473

New Garden, Pa., 353

Newhall, 427

New Hampshire, 198, 228, 229,

259, 381,404,425,435, 5 '4.
55f. 558

New Haven, Ct., 44, 46, 56, 113.
I 19, 127, 134, 135, IS2, 164,
194, 214, 218, 252, 259, 277,
286, 287, 295, 297, 306, 322,
323, 328, 342, 375, 401, 413,
420, 447, 523, 529, S33, 554.
557, 589, 595

New Hebron, Ct., 128

Newington, Eng., 120

New Ipswich, N. H., 449

INDEX LXXV

New Jersey, 53, 85, 88, 147, 151, Newport, R. I.,— Continued

i;3, 174, 284, 28s, 302, 327, 63, 65, 66, 67, 68, 70, 72, 73,

330, 331. 350, 354, 381, 422, 74, ^^, 78, 79, 80, 81, 82, 83,

425. 525. 590, 596, 607 84, 86, 89, 91, 93, 96, loi,

New Jersey, University of, 572 102, 103, 104, 105, 108, 109,

New Lebanon Springs, 84 iii, 112, 173.115, 116, 118,

New London Co., Ct., 579 120, 121, 122, f24, 126, 127,

New London, Ct., 42, 43, 44, 66, 128, 129, 130, 131, 132, 133,

69. 94, 95. loi, 113, 125, 127, 13s, 136. 137, 138, 139, 140,

178, 208, 217, 226, 267, 290, 144, 145, 146, [49, 150, 151,

291. 293. 300, 338, 342, 349, 152, 153, 155, 157, 158, 160,

410, 417, 44t, 465, 468, 474, 163, 167, 171, 172, 174, 175,

510, 522, 534, 541, 588, 599 177, 178, 181, 182, r83, 184,

Newman, 76, 427 185, 186, 190, 191, 192, 194,

Newmarket, N. H., bi, 500 195, 196, 198, 199, 200, 201,

New Marlboro, Mass., 346 202, 203, 204, 205, 207, 208,

New Milford, Ct., 422 209, 212, 274, 215, 217, 218,

New Milford, Mass, 152 219, 221, 222, 223, 224, 226,

New Mills, Mass., 57 227, 228, 229, 230, 231, 234,

New Orleans, La., 21, 28, 32, 39, 235, 236, 237, 238, 239, 240,

40, 44, SI, 53, 59, 63, 71, 73, 242, 243, 244, 245, 247, 249,

75, 76, 88, 97, loi, 103, 114, 250, 251, 252, 253, 254, 255,

IIS, 121, 122, 124, 131, 132, 257, 259, 261, 262, 265, 269,

134, 138, 145, 147, iss, 162, 270. 271, 274, 275, 276, 277,

166, 167, 170, 177, 182, 194, 278, 279, 280, 281, 282, 283,

204, 209, 213, 214, 226, 229, 284, 28s, 286, 288, 290, 291,

230, 235, 242, 243, 249, 260, 295, 296, 297, 298, 300, 3ot,

268, 270, 281, 283, 284, 28s, 302, 307, 308, 309, 310, 3ri,

287, 2S8, 289, 304, 309, 316, 313, 314, 315, 316, 318, 322,

318, 320, 321, 322, 32s, 328, 324, 325, 326, 329, 330, 331,

336, 337> 338. 352. 366, 37', 332, 3.34, 335, 336, 337, 340,

372. 393. 394, 396, 39», 403, 34". 343. 344, 345, 349. 350,

404, 40s, 410, 413, 424, 425, 351, 356, 357, 359, 36r, 364,

441, 443, 447, 449. 450, 456, 365, 366, 367, 369, 370, 371,

458, 469, 470. 478, 505, 508, 372, 373, 375, 376, 377, 378,

5'2, 513, S'4, 517. 518, 521, 379, 381, 382, 383, 384, 38s,

522, 526, 528, 53S, 537, 545, 389, 390, 392, 395, 396, 398,

548, 561, 563, 564, 576, 59 r, 399, 401, 405, 406, 407, 408,

598,601 409,410,411,412,414,415,

New Orleans, Battle of, 287 416, 419, 420, 421, 423, 424,

Newport Co., R L, 134 427, 428, 429, 431, 432, 433,

Newport, Ky , 410 434, 435, 436, 439, 442, 443,

Newport, N. H., 130, 407 446, 447, 453, 454, 455, 457,

Newport, N. Y., 207, 250, 275, 460, 461, 462, 463, 466, 467,

433, 495 468, 469, 47', 472, 476. 477,

Newport, Pa., 174 478, 481, 482, 483, 484, 485,

Newport, R. L, 22, 24, 25, 26, 27, 486, 488, 489, 491, 493, 496,

28, 29, 31, 32, 34, 37, 38, 39, 497, 499, 500, 501, 502, 506,

40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 50, 507, 508, 510, 51 1, 512, 513,

5[, 52, 53, 54, 55. 56, 61, 62, 514, 515, 516, 517, 518, 519,

I.XXVI

INDEX

Newport, R. I., — Continued
520, 521, 525, 526, 528, 532,
533, 535, 536. 537. 538, 539,
540, 542, 543, 545, 546, 547,
548, 549, 55', 552, 553, 554,
556, 557- 558, 561, 562, 566,
567, 568, 569, 570, 571, 573,
574, 578. 580. 581, 582, 584,
585, 586, 587, 590, 591- 592,
593, 594, 595, 596, 598, 601,
603, 604, 60s, 606, 607

Newport Almshouse, 86

Newport Asylum, 22, 84, 189,
igi

Newport Bank, 63

Newport Harbor, 85, 86, 109,
128, 293, 382, 389, 407

Newport Mercury, 525

New Providence, 134

Newry, 427

Newron, 427

New Salem, Mass., 379, 492

New Salem, N. Y., 555

New Shoreham, 52, 125, [74, 206.

207, 291, 356, 407, 446, 496,
497, 522, 532, 548

Newstead, 443

Newton, 48, 208, 271, 272, 278,

286, 427, 448
Newton Lower Falls, Mass., 293
Newtown, L. I., 52, 310, 339
Newtown, N. H., 38
Newtown Trap, Md., 336
New Utrecht, N. Y., 124
New York, 22, 23, 24, 30. 34, 37,
42, 46, 49. 53, 55, 57, 59, 60,
61,63, 71, 72, 74, 75, 76, 79,
80, 81, 82, 85, 87, 89, g\, 92,
93. 94. 97, 99, 101, 106, 112,
118, 121, 126, 132, 136, 138,
139, 140, 141, 142, 148, 150,
152, f54, [55. 157, i£o, 161,
162, 163, 167, 168, 174, 180,
181, 184, 186. i8g, 192, 194,
197, 199, 201, 202, 204, 207,

208, 211, 215, 219, 222, 223,
224, 228, 230, 232, 233, 236,
238, 239, 242, 243, 257, 258,
260, 261, 262, 267, 268, 270,
271, 274, 277, 279, 282, 284,

New York, — Continued

285, 286, 290, 297, 299, 300,

309, 312, 313, 3'5, 316, 317,

318, 320, 321, 322, 323, 324,

325, 329, 331,333, 335, 338,

339, 342, 344, 345, 34^, 347,

350, 354, 356- 358, 359, 361,

362, 363, 365, 368, 369, 370,

377, 378, 381, 384- 385, 387,
390, 391, 393, 394, 396, 401,
403, 404, 405, 406, 407, 408,
409, 410, 41 r, 412, 413, 414,
417, 418, 420, 421, 422, 423,
427, 429, 431, 436, 438, 439,
441, 452, 456, 457, 458, 464,
465, 468, 471, 474, 477, 481,
486, 487, 494, 495. 496, 497,
500, 502, 504, 505, 506, 507,
508, 5[o, 515, 516, 517, 518,
519, 520, 522, 523, 525, 527,

528, 531, 532, 533, 534, 535,
538, 540, 542, 543, 545, 546,
552, 554, 556, 560, 561, 564,
566, 567, 570, 57r, 573, 574.
576, 578. 579, 580, 581, 586,
588, 589, 592, 593, 594, 595,
596, 597, 600. 602, 603.

New York Almshouse, 145

Niagara, Co., N. Y., 204

Niagara Falls, 580

Niagara, N. Y., 542

Niblett, 427

Nice, Province of, 387

Nicetown, Pa., 488

Nicholas. 428

Nicholl, 428

Nichols, 428, 252, 313

Nicholson, 429

Nickerson, 429

Nicklye, 430

Nicoll, 430

Nicolis, 430

Nightingale, 430, 311

Niles, 430, 215

Nimmo, 430

Nimrod, Brig, 457

Nind, 431

Nixon, 43 f

Noble, 431

Nobles, 431

INDEX

LXXVII

Noel, 431

Nolen, 431

Nonning, 431

Nooning, 431

Nootka Sound, 307

Norfolk, 431

Nortolk Co., Eng., 45

Norfolk Co., Mass., 168, 515

Norfolk, Ct., 515, 522

Norfolk, Va., 36, 37, 45, 60, 63,
64, 7T, III, 147, 167, 184,
218.229, 232, 23s, 244, 248,
250, 261, 265, 306, 307, 320,
323. .327, 331. 343. 345. 367.
37'. 376. 395. 430, 439. 444,
452, 455. 471, 474. 475. 525.
528, 540, 558. 563. 589

Norman, 431

Norris, 431

Norristown, Pa., 137

Norridgewock, Mass., 368

Northam, 432

North America, 395

North America, Ship, 471

Northampton, Co., Va., 367

Northampton, Mass., 55, 56, 68,

75, 108, 122, 135, 143, 280,
288, 292, 307, 405, 409, 550,
591, 600

Northboro, Mass,, 33, 322, 403
Northbridge, Mass, 30, 70, 71,

76, 137, 165, 256,338, 527
Northbridgewater, Mass., 23 1,

279, 465
North Brookfieid, Mass., 245
North Brothers Isle, 218
North Carolina, 23. 67, 174, 228,

233. 257> 377. 386, 393. 413.

417,442, 525, 570, 586, 597
North Carolina, Gov. of, 104,

174, 308. 597
North Carolina, U. S. Ship, 96
North Castle, 226, 408
North Cray, Eng., 358
Northfield, Mass., 54, 366, 487
North Guilford, Ct., 67
North Island, S. C, 317
North .Kingstown, R. I., 35, 41,

42, 64, 65, 70, 78, 83, 100,

108, 122, [43, 144, 167, 171,

North Kingstown, R. I., — Con.
175, 184, 185, 186, 187, 188,
218, 230, 232, 235, 246, 252,
256, 269, 285, 288, 303, 314,
416,428,432, 433, 443, 444,
460, 462. 497, 505, 506, 523,
552. 553. 570, 580, 581, 58s.
595. 604

North Point, 254

North Point, Battle of, Tj

North Providence, R. I., 26, 29,
52, 78, 87, 93, 95, 103. HI,
114, 115, 116, 117, 139, 141,
'49. '54. 173. 180, 207, 21 r,
214, 216, 222, 229, 237, 248,
249, 250, 259, 261, 273, 275,
281, 285, 288, 294, 303, 304,

309. 337. 352, 366, 373. 377.
384, 389, 437, 438, 439, 441,

454. 464. 467. 469. 470, 474.
483, 486,491, 494. 495, 496,
502, 505, 507, 508, 531, 536,
537. 548. 549. 560, 562, 563,
566, 573, 604

North Santee, S. C, 55

North Stonington, Ct., 349, 403

Northumberland, 432

Northumberland, Pa , 443

Northup, 432, 349

Northrop, 432

North Yarmouth, Mass., 214

Northern Army, 335

Norton, 433

Norton, Mass., 51, 52,99, no,
III, 114, 232, 266, 341, 346,
347. 351. 352, 469. 550, 605

Norwalk, Ct., 236, 284, 311, 367

Norway, 229, 563

Norwich, Ct., 68, 79, 87, 1.^9,
P76, 194, 224, 252, 264, 274,
275, 290, 291, 335, 390, 465,
468, 520, 579, 585, 591

Norwich Bank, 465

Norwich Falls, 45, 264

Norwich, Eng., 238

Norwich, Mass., 229

Norwich, N. Y., 443

Norwich, Vt., 329

Nottingham, England, 180

Nottingham, N. H., 478

LXXVIII

INDEX

Nourse, 433

Nottage, 434

Nova Scotia, 63

Nova Scotia, Expedition|to, 141

Novogorod, Rus., 364

Nowell, 433

Noyeau, 25

Noyce, 434

Noyes, 444

Nugent, 439

Nunnery, 434

Nute, 58

Nye, 434

Oakes, 435

Oakham, Eng., 199

Oakham, Mass., 69, 87, 434,451,

486, 598
Oakland Co., Ga., 129
Oathman, 435
Oatley, 435
Obregon, 435
Ocott, 435
Ocracock Bar, 327
Oddy, 435
Odenheimer, 435
Odie, 435
Odysseus, 435
Ogden, 435

Ogdensburg, N. Y., 25, 168
Ogilerie, 435
Ogle, 435

Oglethorpe Co., Ga„ 432
Ogly, 435
Ohio, 36, 53, 75, 156, 221, 308,

312, 361, 385, 39r, 46r, 488,

Si7> 597. 606
Olcott, 435
Oldfield, 436
Oldfields, Va , 406
Oldham, 436

Old Point Comfort, Va,, 374
Old Providence, 297
Oldridge, 436
Olds, 436

Old Warwick, R. I., 216, 219
Oldtown, Va., 71

Olive, 436

Olive Branch, Brig, 315

Oliver, 436

Olrastead, 436

Olney, 437, 83, 214, 227, 536,

550
Olneyville, R. I., 31, 41, 47, 73,

157, 210, 325, 329, 437, 440,

451, 469,477. 529
Olster, N. Y., 395
Oman, 439
Omoa, S. I., 50, 446
Onatella, 439
Oneida Castle, N. Y., 559
Oneida Co , N. Y., 166
Oneida, N. Y., 390, 574
Onis, 439

Only Son, Brig, 446
Onondago Castle, N. Y., 453
Onondago, N. Y., 99
Onslow, N. C , 269
Ontario, U. S. Brig, 145, 519
Ontario, Sloop of War, 229
O'Brien, 439
O'Connor, 439
O'Flynn, 439
O'Grady, 439
O'Harra, 439
O'Neill, 319
O'Reilley, 439
O'Shaunessey, 439
O'Sullivan, 440
Opelousses. La., 367
Opie, 440
Orange, 440
Orange Co., Ind, 599
Orange Co., N. Y., 350, 363, 395,

519. 532
Orange Co., N. C, 389
Orcutt, 440
Order of the Bath, 93
Order of the Jesuits, 424
Ordway, 440
Organ, 440
Orlando, 440
Orleans Co., N. Y., 360
Orleans, Duke of, 119, 346
Orleans, Territory, 479
Ormley, 440
Ormonde, 440

INDEX

LXXIX

Ormsbee, 440

Orendoff, 441

Orne, 441

Orr, 441

Orswell, 441

Osborn, 441

Osborne, 441

Osburn, 441

Oscar, Sch., 66

Osgood, 442

Osozimbo, Brig, 115

Osprey, Brig, 535

Ossian Hall, Va., 601

Otis, 366, 442

Otley, Eng., 408

Otranto, Duke of, 171

Otsego, N. Y., 317

Otway, 442

Overing, 442

Overstreet, 442

Owen, 71, 323, 442

Owen Glendower, Ship, 580

Owhyhee, 257

Oxx, (name) 443

Oxford, Ct., 73, 514

Oxford Co., N. H., 292

Oxford, Earl of, 540

Oxford, Eng., 549

Oxford, Mass., 55, 141, 225, 231,
244, 284, 336, 337, 342, 389,
399, 408, 480, 555, 556. 569,
578

Oxford, N. H.. 487

Oxford, N. Y., 467

Oxford, O., 284

Oxford University, 450

Oxford Woods, Mass., 525

Pabodie, 443

Pace, 443

Packard, 443

Packer, 444

Packet, A, 601

Packet Schooner, 275, 505

Paddock, 555

PadelforJ, 199, 444

Paesiello, 444

Page, 335. 444

Paget, 259

Paine, 4(6, 445

Painesville, O., 290

Palafax, 447

Palermo, It., 482, 538

Palermo, N. Y., 76

Palestine, 127

Palfrey, 447

Paliere, 447

Pall, 46s

Pallas, U. S. Schooner, 37

Palmer, 234, 390, 447

Palmer, Mass., 234

Palmer's River, 300, 453

Palmly, 448

Palmyra, N. Y., 606

Palsy, 448

Pamdoe, 448

Panten, Vt., 351

Panther, Ship, 39

Papavaine, 448

Papayon College, 385

Paper Factory, 75

Paper Mill, 106

Papillion, 448

Parade, 562

Paradise, 448

Paragon, Brig, 559

Parish, 448

Parrish, 448

Parish, 35

Park, 448

Parkes, 448

Perks, 448

Parker, 357, 448

Parkerson, 449

Parkhurst, 449

Parkman, 449

Parlee, 449

Parlin, 449

Parma, Duke of, 24

Parmele, 449

Parmenter, 19, 450

Parmlee, 450

Parnell, 450

Parr, 450

Parres, 450

Pares, 450

Parrott, 450

LXXX

INDEX

Parry, 450

Parsley, 450

Parson (name), 450

Parsons, 450, 104

Parson, 387

Partington, 451

Partridge, 45 1

Passaic Falls, 478

Passaic River, 395, 464

Passmore, 451

Paterson, 451

Patagonia, 429

Patience Island, 79

Patrick, 452,

Patriot and Chronicle, Boston,
107

Patriot, Brig, 80

Patl, 452

Patten, 452

Patterson, 45 1

Petterson, N. J,, 516

Patton, 452

Pattston, N. Y., 509

Paul, 452, 136

Paulding, 452

Pauldsingston, N. Y., 454

Paull, 452

Pavia, 347

Pawtucket, R. I., 33, Si, 65, 67,
75, 78, 88,. 91, 95, 99, 100,
101 108, 116. 124, 129, 130,
134, r43, 147, 148, 158, 159,
161, 162, 163, 178, 179, 187,
191, 197, 205, 215, 219, 222,
225, 228, 232, 241, 242, 243,
254. 25s, 262, 264, 271, 274,
275, 277, 280, 286, 289, 295,
303, 304, 305, 305, 319, 335,
341. 349, 359. 363> 377- S^S.
3«9. 392, 399> 403- 404, 405,
425, 429, 430. 447, 449, 459,
463, 466, 470, 472, 474. 476,
479. 496, 500, 501, 503, 504,
533, 540, 541, 560, 577, 579,
580, 588, 605

Pawtucket Chronicle, 172

Pawtuxet, R. I., 27, 28, 29, 32,
34, 78, 109, 185, 215, 216,
219, 240, 241, 250, 268, 277,
278, 287, 288, 289, 358, 359,

Pawtuxet, R. I., — Continued.
401, 413, 471, 484, 495. 503,
504, 507, 508, 548, 549, 550,
553, 555- 561, 562, 563, 565,
566, 567, 568, 569, 571, 572,
573, 574, 586

Paxton, Mass., 202, 225

Payerne, 452

Payson, 453

Peabodie, 453

Peabody, 453

Peace, 453

Peacock, U. S. Ship, 390, 589

Peacock, U. S. Sloop of War,

363
Peacham, Vt., 353
Peakes, 453
Pearce, 308, 453
Pearse, 453

Pearlington, Miss., 230
Pearsea, 456
Pearson, 59, 456
Pearson Co., Va. , 312
Pease, 457, 556
Peatrors, 457
Peavy, 457

Peckham, 460, 471, 513
Pederaza, 462
Peirce, 462

Pelham, Mass., 93, 223, 458
Pelham, N. H., 309
Pell, 463
Pembroke, Mass., 246, 436, 450,

586
Pendleton, 463
Pendleton, S. C, 384
Penfold, 464
Pengally, 464
Penn, 199, 464
Pennell, 464
Pennitnan, 464
Pennington, 464
Penno, 4'^4
Pennsylvania, 84, 87, 102, 114,

131, 154, 165, 168, 190, 297,

334. 345, 353- 358, 369, 371,
391. 394. 398, 400, 40t, 408,
425, 491, 494, 513, 562, 565,

573

INDEX

LXXXI

Pensacola, Fla., 36, 124, 181,230,

29s, 363
Pensioner of Revolution, 27, 38,
45.47, SI, 58, 79,84,88,100,
106, 132, 151, 173, 176, 200
218, 224, 236, 241, 247, 253,
256, 258, 262, 266, 288, 291,

297. 309. 346. 404. 415. 425.

432, 436, 440, 442, 454, 498,

507, 5 1 1, 514, 539, 548, 561,

572, 585, 589, 599
Pentheney, 464
Pepper, 464
Pepperell, 464
Percival, 464
Percy, 465
Percy, Lord, 432
Perdue, 465
Perez, O., 512
Performer, 34
Perier, 465
Perignon, 465
Perigord, 465
Perkins, 44, 465,
Perley, 466
Pernambuca, 188
Pero, 466
Perrin, 466, 199
Perry, 466, 217
Perseverance, Brig, 146
Perseverance, British Ship, 54
Perseverance, U. S. Cartel, 195
Persia, 470
Persian, 604
Person, 468
Perth, Hungary, 1 18
Peru, 75, 292
Peru, Coast of, 139
Peru, Upper, 490
Peter, 468

Peter Ramson, Brig, 346
Peterboro, Eng., 450, 479, 537
Peters, 468
Petersburg, Ga., 549
Petersham, Mass., 278
Peterson, 469
Pettee, 469
Pettes, 469
Pettey, 469
Pettis, 469

Pettibone, 469

Pettingale, 469

Peyrusset, 470

Phebe, 470

Phebe, Brig, 403

Phebe, Schooner, 321, 418

Phelair, 470

Phelps, 470

Phenix Bank, 330

Phenix, R. I., 206, 580

Phetteplace, 470

Philadelphia Co., Pa., 396

Philadelphia, Pa., 21, 23, 28, 33,
55, 56, 58, 66, 76, 79, 82, 90,
91, 92, 98, 101, IU9, 112,
113, 120, 121, 122, 123, 124,
129, 131, 134, 139, 143. 146,
148, ;5i, 153, 155, 156, 161,
162, 163, 167, 170, 171, 173,
176, 177, 188, 197, 198, 199,
201, 202, 206, 224, 227, 233,
236. 238, 245, 246, 252, 260,
265, 267, 269, 272, 278, 284,
287, 295, 297, 300, 302, 312,
3'5. 327> 330, 33'. 334. 345.
346, 349. 358. 359, 363, 368,

359- 373. 385. 391. 393. 394.

396, 398, 4or, 404, 411, 412,

422, 435, 436, 442, 448, 451,

453, 462, 465, 468, 474, 475,

478, 487. 490, 493. 502, 503,

505, 510, 512, 513, 515, 517,

520, 521, 523. 526, 528, 533,

534. 537. 540, 542, 543. 544.

546, 548, 550, 555. 557. 563,

564, 570, 574, 577, 588, 592,

593. 594. 596, 599
Philbrick, 470
Philbrook, 470
Philleo, 470
Phillip, 470
Phillip, King, 50
Phillips War, 51 1
Phillips, 471, 123
Phinney, 43
Physiognomist, 338
Physiology, 494
Piazza, 472
Pickard, 472
Pickens, 473, 230

LXXXII

INDEX

Pickensville, S. C, 374

Picker, 320

Pickering, 56, 186, 473

Picket, 473

Pickle, 473

Pickman. 473

Pickmore, 473

Pico, 473

Pidge, 473

Pidgeon, 474

Piercy, 474

Pike, 474

Pilesbury, 474

Pillett, 474

Pillsbury, 474

Pilmer, Port au, S3

Pilmore, 474

Pinckney, 475

Pinkney, 475, 284

Pinkneyville, S. C., 564

Pinkerlon, 475

Pinkham, 475

Pinondale, 475

Piazzi, 475

Piper, 47 S

Pipon, 475

Pirion, 475

Pisa, It., 149, 390

Piscataqua, N. J., 381,589

Pitcairn, 476, 579

Pitcher (name), 476

Pitkin, 476

Pitman, 476, 326

Pitts Co., xM C, 571

Pittsburg. Penn, 24, 154, 195,

243. 379- 417. 439, 523
Pittsfield, Mass., 56, 147, 203,

250, 317, 327, 336, 342, 409
Pittsfield. N. H., 445
Pittsfield, Pa., 513
Pittsfoid, Vt., 317
Pittston, Me., 547
Pittsylvania Co., Va., 88
Pittzcno, 477
Pius VII, 204
Pixley, 477
Place, 477
Placeaza, It., 577
Plainfield, 477
Plainfield, Ct., 22, 58, 70, 83, 99,

Plainfield, Ct., — Continued

108, 109, no, 139,200, 267,
327. 370. 397. 466, 550, 565

Plainfield. Mass., 245

Plainfield, N. H., 385

Plaistow, N. H., 196

Planet, Brig, 393

Planet, Ceres, 472

Plank, 477

Plantagenet, Ship, 406

Planter, Ship, 528

Plants, 309

Plaquermin, La., 287

Piatt, 477

Plattsburg, N. Y., 64, 477, 535,
589

Pittsburgh, Pa., 565

Pittsburgh, Schooner, 175, 469,
520

Playfair, 477

Pleasants, 477

Plimpton, 478

Plitt, 478

Plotoff, 478

Plum, 478

Plummer, 478

Plymouth, Eng., 53, 130, 131,

425- S05
Plymouth, Mass., 43, 49, 125, 147,

205, 238, 251, 270, 299, 339,

360,425,456,489, 515, 535,

542, 586
Plymouth, N. C, 371, 482, 564
Plymouth, Pa., 520
Plymouth Colony, 509
Plymouth, Commander at, 130
Plymouth, IJist. of, 532
Plyrapton, Mass., [16
Pocahontas, Brig, 145, 576
Pocotuck, Port of, 191
Porcupine, U. S. Schooner, 119
Pioneer, 478
Poincignon, 478
Point Comfort, Va., 529
Point Cooper, 350
Point Judith, 417
Point Noah, W. I., 104
Point Petri, W. I., 282
Poke, 478
Poland, 181, 225, 478, 556

INDEX

LXXXIII

Poland, Me., 230

Polanese, 423

Polerezsky, 478

Pollard, 478

Pollery, 478

Polling, 478

Pollock, 478

Polly, Brig, 421

Polydros, 479

Polypus, 38s

Pomarre, 479

Pomeroy, 479

Potnroy, 479

Pomfret, Ct., 43, 108, 126, 204,
224, 229, 230, 251, 269, 271,
280, 294, 326, 362, 367, 453,
471, 483, 523, 527, 529, 583,
590, S99. 602

Pomona, Brig, 387

Pond (name), 479

Ponsonby, 479

Poole, 479

Pooi-e, 479

Pooshamatako, 480

Pope, 480

Popham, 480

Popkin, 480

Porcelain, 338

Porr Antonio, Ja., 398

Port au Pilmer, 83

Port au Prime Bay, 396

Port au Prince, 48, 103, 178, 194,
316, 341, 350, 424. 482, 484,

543

Port Spain, W. 1 , 466

Port of New London, 94, 95

Port of Pocatuck, 191

Portage Co., O., 108

Porter, 480

Porterdale, Eng., 387

Portland, Me., 59, 60, 109, 148,
193, 208, 219, 291, 345, 363,
378, 410,431, 447. 463- 487,
490, 493, 494, 573, 588, 598

Portsmouth, Eng., 24

Portsmouth, N. H., 94,96, 154,
167, 186, 191, 202, 234, 272,
276, 283, 334, 335, 358, 363.
413, 450, 469, 473, 491, 493.
509. 510, S3S> 545, 547. 55'.
567, 579- 590, 593

Portsmouth, N. H., Harbor, 58 [

Portsmouth, N. C, 213

Portsmouth, R. I., 36, 38, 39, 55,
58.78, 79. 93, 113. 134, '38,
139, '43- '53, 158, 160, 175,
180, 192, 194, 201, 204, 216,
230, 231,237, 251, 253, 254,
256, 260, 273, 282, 284, 289,

296, 332, 340, 341, 378, 391.
406, 414, 445, 455, 461, 470,

485. 5", 533, 546, 551. 552,
553, 558, 559, 561, 562

Portsmouth, Va., 337, 489

Portugal (name), 481

Portugal, 35, 119, 287

Portus. 48 1

Pasada, 481

Posey, 481

Post, 481

Potowomut, R. I., 216, 217, 219,
220

Potte, 481

Potter, 141, 247, 257, 264, 303,
467,481

Poughkeepsie, N. Y., 233, 416,
578

Poultney, Vt., 372

Poultney, Va., 321

Power, 486

Powers, 486

Powhattan Co., Va., 414

Powhattan, Va , 91

Pownall, Me., 363

Pratt, 168, 486

Pray. 487

Preble, 487

Prentice, 487

Prentiss, 487

Presbrey, 487

Presbury, 487

Prescott, 488, 489, 507

President, 63, 96, ro7, 124, 135,
143, 164, 204, 242, 269, 302,
308, 334, 343. 360, 385. 388,
400, 401, 404, 409, 419, 428,
434-437, 44', 472, 509, 513,
526, 528, 566, 572, 588, 602

President Manning, Brig, 463

President, Steamer, 361

President, Frigate, 72, 554, 606

I.XXXIV

INDEX

President, U. S. Ship, 211, 244,

330> 3;2, 376, 448, 494
President of Congress, 271
President of United States, 302
Presque Isle, Pa., 264
Pressler, 488
Preston, 488, 47

Preston, Ct., 44,45, 240,^301,472
Preston, Eng., 242
Preston, Ind., 306
Prevort, 488
Price, 488
Prideaux, 489
Priestly, 489
Prime, 489
Prince, 489
Prince Island, 127
Princess Anne Co., Md., 81
Princess Anne Co., Va., 598
Princess Charlotte, 37
Princess Isle, Afr., 552
Princeton, Ind., 489
Princeton, Mass., 96, 106, 266,

381,468, 535
Princeton, N. I., 210, 215, 281,

364, 42 s, 566, 596
Princeton Seminary, 309
Princeton University, 566
PringJe, 489
Priolean, 489
Prior, 489, 158
Prisco, 489

Prison, 91, 493, 525, 603
Prison Ship Jersey, 130, 176, 345,
Prison, State, 502
Pritchard, 489
Privateer, 437
Privateer, Armed, 300
Privateer, Gen Armstrong, 42,

436
Privateer, Rambler, 328
Privateer, Ship, 291
Privateer, Warrior, 42
Privateer, Yankee, 318
Prize Brig, 230, 282
Probin, 489
Proctor, 490, 3 1 1
Prosser, 490
Proud, 490
Proudfit, 490

Proute, 490
Prouty, 490
Provan, 490
Providence Co., R. I,, 255, 380,

437
Providence — Pages i to 607
Providence Gazette, 33, 202
Providence, Ship, 443, 456
Province of Canada, 368
Province of Nice, 387
Provincetown, Mass., 601
Provoost, 490
Provost (name), 490
Prudence Isle, 39, 41, 128, 454,

455-483
Prussia (name), 490
Prussia, 152, 258, 338
Prussia, King, 175
Prussian Minister, 213
Pryor, 491
Pugh, 491
Pulaski, Count, 181
Pullen, 491
Puller, 491
Puntane, 491
Punton, Ct., 403
Pupil, 196
Purcell, 491
Purdy, 491, 137
Purrington, 491
Purkis, 491
Purser, 119, 411, 468
Pusignier, 491
Putnam, 491
Putnam Co., Ga., 248
Putnam Co., Ind., 516
Putnam Co., N. Y., 158, 534, 591
Putnam, N. Y., 344
Putney, 492
Putsar, 492
Pynchon, 492
Pyrotechnic, 452

O

Quackery, 1 13
Quade, 492
Quakers, 193

INDHX

LXXXV

Quaker, Schooner, 65, 89, 142,
ISO, 152, 215, 238, 256, 313,
321. 334. 353. 358, 369, 388
425, 450, 502, 548, 566

Quarles, 492

Quarman, 492

Quebec, Can., loi, 181, 223, 272,
308, 338, 393, 413. 430.462,

53'. 539
Queen Anne, 263
Queen Awashunk, 280
Queen, Ship, 488
Queenstown, Can., 429
Quigley, 493
Quimoy, 493
Quincy, 493
Quincy, Fla., 575
Quincy, Mass., 84, 221, 352, 498,

525
Quint, 493
Qumtilla, 493
Quisaga, 514

Rabun, 493

Race, 493

Radcliffe, 493

Rafterty, 493

Ragan, 493

Ragland, 493

Rah way, N. J., 467

Raile, 493

Rainesford Island, 236, 551

Raleigh. N. C, 71, 182, 293, 363,

459, 497
Ralp, 493
Ralston, 493
Rambler, 429
Rambler, La., 38
Rambler, Privateer, 328
Ramdolollday, 493
Ramilly, 494
Ramparts, 37
Ramsey, 494, 327
Ramsgate, Eng., 407, 421
Rand, 494

Randall, 494, 173, 230

Randolph, 496, 196

Randolph, Mass., 373, 600

Randolph, Vt., 333

Ranger, Ship, 216, 516

Rangers, The, 588

Ranlet, 496

Ranor, 496

Ransom, 496

Rantin. 496

Raphael, 496

Rapp, 496

Rasey, 496

Ratch, 496

Ratcliffe, 496

Rathbone, 496

Rathburn, 497

Ratisbon, Ger., 98

Raush, 497

Raven, 497

Ravenscroft, 497

Ravensworth, Va., 345

Rawls, 497

Rawson, 497

Ray, 498

Rayer, 498

Raymond, 498

Raynham, Mass., 76, 109, no,
167, 230, 23 r, 285, 303, 313,
324. 342, 346, 347, 352, 444,
458. 5 '8, 545, 547, 576

Razee, 498

Rea, 498

Read, 499

Reed, 499

Reading, Mass., 100, 166, r68

Reading. Pa., 260, 327, 573

Reading, Vt., 167

Ready, 502

Rear Admiral, 133, 257, 435

Reardon, 502

Rearick, 502

Rebecca Ann, Ship, 527

Rebellion, Shays, 21

Recorder, 277, 496

Rector (name), 502

Red Bank, 437, 483

Redding, 502

Redient, 502

Red Jacket, 502, 530

LXXXVI

INDEX

Redmond, 502

Red River Country, 224

Redwood, 278, 502

Reeder, 502

Reeley, 502

Rees, 502

Reeve, 502

Reeves, 502

Regicides, 131

Regiment, 195

Regla, W. I., 314

Rehoboth, Mass., 28, 29, 30, 31,
38, 40, 43, 69, 76, 97, 103,
lOS, 114, 130, r72, 176, 179,
180, 188, 203, 259, 262, 276,
277, 284, 288, 289, 293, 300,
306, 311, 321, 326, 327, 334,

344. 353. 367. 369, 379. 380,
381, 382, 383, 384, 385, 390,
397, 401, 402, 403, 404, 415,
419, 423, 428, 429, 432, 445,
453. 454. 455. 457, 458, 459,
462, 466, 500, 502, 503, 504,
512, 522, 524, 551, 554, 557,
558, 566, 568, 604

Reichstadt, 503

Reilley, 503

Reinhold, 503

Reiser, 503

Rolf, 503

Religion, 554

Remington, 70, 79, 240, 348, 503

Rennie, 505

Renovales, 505

Renshaw, 505

Renssalaer, 505

Renssalaer Co., N. Y., 551

Renssalaerville, N. Y., 533

Resource, Ship, 390

Restant, 505

Retreat, 34

Revenge, Sloop, 267

Revere, 505

Revierre de Grace, Om., 435

Revolution, Officer of the, 33,
36,49, SI, 72, 74, 79, 80,93,
95, 120, 136, 138, 149, 166,
168, 182, 19s, 197, 213, 223,
224, 227, 239, 242, 245, 256,
26s, 268, 286, 288, 328, 355,

Revolution, Officer of the, —

Continued

366, 391, 397. 405, 411. 431.

445, 454, 460, 462, 468, 469,

477, 478,480, 481, 496, 499,
501, 517, 528, 536, 539, 547,
55'. 559, 57.^. 589. 595. 602,
603

Revolution, Pensioner of the, 27,
45. 47. 5'. 58, 79, 84, 88,
100, 106, 132, 151, 173, 200,
218, 224, 236, 241, 247, 253,
256, 258, 262, 266, 288, 291,

297. 309. 318, 346, 404. 415,
425. 432, 436, 440, 442, 454,
461, 498, 507, 511, 514, 539,
548, S6r, 572, 585, 589, 599
Revolution, Soldier of the, 26,
33, 34. 45, 47. 50, 59. 65, 69,
70, 80, 83, 84, 85, 88, 93, 98,
99, 102, 104, 106, 108, no,
112, 113, 114, 127, 129, 143,
146, 151, 155, 159. t62. r63,
166, 167, 168, 170, 176, 179,
189. rgo, 191, 195, 197, 198,
203, 2'0, 21 1, 216, 232, 236,
237, 239, 243, 245, 247, 248,
249, 250, 256, 258, 260, 266,
267, 268, 276, 278, 279, 282,
284, 285, 286, 288, 290, 291,
297, 299, 300, 307, 313, 314,
317, 323, 326, 331, 333, 334,

335, 339. 343. 344. 345. 347,

350, 352, 367, 369, 378, 380,

382, 385, 386, 387, 389, 390,

393, 396. 401. 402, 406, 409,

415, 418, 422, 424, 425, 432,

436, 437. 439, 442, 443, 445,

450, 454, 456, 463. 465, 467.

468, 470, 472, 473, 475, 477,

478, 480, 481, 483. 484, 486,
492, 493. 494. 496, SOI, 502,
S09, 512, 516, 525, 528, 531,
534. 538, 540, 543, 545, 549,
550, 55', 552, 553, 554, 557,
559, 560, 561, 562, 570, 571,
572. 577, 585. 598, 603

Revolution, War of the, 47, 81,
141, 150, 306, 328, 416, 514
Reynold, 506

INDEX

Lxxxvir

Reynolds, 506

Rhea, 506

Rheelman, 507

Rhoda, 507

Rhode Island. 28, 32, 34, 36, 39,
43. 4S> 70, 72, 86, 97, 102,
ro7, 109, 115, 134, 137, 143,
178, 196, 207, 217, 218, 219,
229, 23s, 239, 240, 248, 252,
274, 281, 283, 28s, 289, 305.
309. 335. 339, 355, 359, 366,
371. 372, 383. 394. 398, 432,
433. 436. 446, 452, 455, 460,
464, 466, 467, 483, 484, 500,
504, 515, 521, 522, 533, 540,
548, 55 r, 560, 569,604

Rhode Island, Battle of, 65, 160,

484
Rhode Island Bank, 471
Rhode Island College, 203
Rhode Island College, Graduate

of, 34, 126, 205
Rhode Island, District of, 117,

281,376
Rhode Island, Governor of, 213,

241, 3'3. 371
Rhode Island, Lieut. Gov. of,

38a, 544
Rhode Island Superior Court,

213
Rhodes, 507, 566
Rhinebeck, N. Y., 74
Ricardo, 509
Rice, 125, 446, 509
Richard, Brig, 62, 153
Richards, 97, 320, 510
Richardson, 510
Richelieu, 5 1 1
Richfield, N. Y., 27, 35
Richmond, 166, 187, 210, 492,

511

Richmond Co., N. C, 248

Richmond, Ky., 297

Richmond, Mass., 127

Richmond, R. I., 50, 53, 57, 107,
185, 282, 296,322, 332, 351,
444, 466, 490, 587. 591

Richmond, Schooner, 142, 16 r

Richmond, Vt., 74

Richmond, Va., 25, 47, 57, 64, 71,
72, 76, J7, 81, 84, 103, 105,
124, 143, 145, 161, 171, 174,
182, igr, 193, 19s, 199, 214,
217, 22 r, 223, 226, 231, 250,
258, 290, 300, 343, 347, 348,
356, 370, 377. 378, 390, 392,
398, 406, 414, 424, 428, 440,

451.457.473.477. 496. 514,
538, 548, 562, 578, 593. 604

Richmond Republican, 297

Richmond Whig, 572

Rickey, 513

Richman, 513

Ridant, 513

Riddle, 513

Rider, 513

Ridgeley, 513

Ridley, 379

Ridlon, 514

Riego, 514

Rifle, 339

Riga, N. Y., 199

Riggs, 5'4

Rindge, 514

Rindge, N. H., 453

Rio Grande, 274

Rio Janeiro, S. A., 34, 44, 371,

437, 481, 580
Rio Janeiro Harbor, 228
Rio Nunez, Africa, 384
Ripley, 514-430
Rippey, 514
Rising Star, Brig, 219
Rising Star, Ship, 127
Rising Star, Sloop, 262
Rising States, Ship, 49, 167, 445
Ritch, 514
Ritchey, 514
River, Connecticut, 45, 265, 519,

592
River, Providence, 203
River, Tarinton, 342
River, Woonasquetucket, 583
Rivera, 515
Rivers. 514
Roane, 515
Robbed, 542
Robbins, 19, 320, 515

LXXXVIII

INDEX

Robert, 515

Robert Cochran, Brig, 207

Roberts, 515

Robertson, 516

Robesham, 516

Robey, 516, 519

Robinell, 516

Robinson, 443, 516

Robmson Potter, Ship, 372

Robinson, Me., 548

Robley, 519

Roblin, 519

Rob Roy, Ship, 96

Roby, 347

Rochambeau, 93

Rochester, Mass., 50, 86, 106,

116, 143, 218, 245, 263, 331,

434, 575, 601, 606
Rochester, N. Y., 27, 45, 319,

516,572
Rochester, Vt., 391
Rockaway, L. I., 260, 269, 592
Rockwell, 5 19
Rockwood, 519
Rodman, 482, 519
Rodney, 519
Roderick, 519
Roe, 519
Roffee, 520
Rofy, 520
Rodgers, 521
Rog, 520

Rogers, 422, 495, 520
Rogerson, 522
Rolfe, 522
Rollins, 522
Roman, 522
Rome, It., 204, 388, 577
Rome, N. Y., 165
Romayna, 522
Romeo, Schooner, 294
Roraer, 522
Romeyna, 522
Romney, N. H., 205
Romney, Va , 97, 478, 493
Ronireil, 522
Rood, 522
Rooke, 522
Rooster, 192
Root, 522

Rope, 301

Roperaake, 409

Rosario, 5 22

Rosbuck, 123

Rose, 457, 522

Rose, N. Y., 2*4

Roser, 523

Rosewaine, 523

Ross, 523

Rosseau, 523

Rosseter, 523

Rossiter, 523

Roswell, 55

Rotch, 109, 524

Rouch, 524

Roulstone, 524

Rounce, 524

Round, 524

Rounds, 524

Roundtree, 525

Rounsavell, 525

Rouse, 525, 532

Rousmaniere, 525

Row, 525

Rowe, 525

Rowe, Mass., 251, 525, 567

Rowell, 525

Rowley, 525

Rowley, Mass., 62, 307

Roxbury, Mass., in, 150, 165,
213, 226, 231, 244, 253, 254,
256, 269, 319, 333, 389, 399,
409, 413, 449, 465, 476, 526,
60 1 , 606

Roxbury, Ct., 363

Roxbuiy, Vt., 579

Royal Family, 201

Royal Governor, 544

Royal Governor of Virginia, 421

Royal Marine, 599

Royal Navy, 309, 407

Royalston, Mass., 202, 293, ^44,

45' ,463
Royston, Eng., 27
Ruden, 525
Ruggles, 472, 525
Rumney, 526
Rumreill, 526
Rupp, 526
Rush, 526

INDEX

LXXXIX

Rush worth, 526

Russ, 526

Russell, 112, 526, 565

Russell, Brig, 378

Russia, 24, 1(9, 120, 121, 338,

478, 602
Russia, Emperor of, 144
Russian Ambassador, 204
Russian Army, 316
Rudenburgh, 328
Rutgers, 528

Rutherford Co , Tenn., 496
Ruthwell, 528
Rutland, Mass., 47, 169, 235,

280, 393, 491, 526, SS9, 597,

602
Rutland, Vt., 155, 214, 266, 280,

436, 445, 526, 53'. 562
Rutledge, 528, 557
Ryan, 528

Rye, 473
Rye, Pa., 42 i
Ryland, 528

S. B. Kenawha, Steamer, 234,

548
Sabin, 529, 354
Sabins, 529
Sabin s Point, 294
Sabine, the, 512
Sacheressia, 529
Sacket, 529
Sackett, 529
Sackett's Harbor, N. Y., 65, 193,

237, 320
Saco, Me., 128, 198, 324, 465,

501, S'4
Safford, 530
Sag Harbor, L. I., 540
Sage, 530

Saguyuwhanah, 530, 502
Sailmaker, 188
St. Albans, 530
St. Albans, Yt., 313
St. Andrews College, 230

St.

St
St.

St.
St.
St.
St.

St.
St.
St.
St.
St.

St.
St.

St.
St.
St.
St.
St.
St.
St.
St.
St.
St.
St.
St.
St.
St.
St.

St.
St.
St.
St.

St.
St.
St.
St.
St.
St.
St.
St.

Augustine, Fla., 22, 102, 141.

165, 19', 392, 518, 547. SS2,

568

Bartholomew, W. I., 209, 446
Bartholomew Parish, S. C,

114

Barts, W. I., 66, 153, 180,433
Bias, W. I,, 293, 316
Charles, Mo., 391
Christopher, Isleof, 139,377,

489

Clair, 530
Clair's Defeat, 183
Clair's Expedition, 213
Claud, Fla., 315
Croix, W. I., 51, 138, 366,

500, 500, 519,600
Croix, Isle of, 139, 332, 473
Domingo, W. I., 46, 120,235,

341,364, 556

Felipe Ue Austin, Tex., 138
Francis, Can., 588
Francistown, 463
Francisville, La., 34, 402
P'rancisville, Miss., 471
Genevieve, Mo., 209
George, Va., 138
Helena, 123, 337
James, 397

Jago de Cuba, 421, 513
Jago, W. I, 403
John, 204

Johnsbury, Vt , 458
Lawrence Co., N. Y., 446
Louis, Bay of, 144, 211, 465,

514. S80

Louis, Chevalier of, 118
Louis, Cross of, 191
Louis, 111., 488, 502
Louis, Mo , 32, 46, 85, 97,

184, 212, 236, 256, 257, 278,

289. 3 '4- 376, 396, 568
Louis, Miss., 601
Luke, 131
Maria, Can., 181
Marie p-alls, 310
Mary's, Fla., 43, 520
Mary's, Ga , 39, 592
Mary's, W. 1 . 388
Medard, 530

xc

INDEX

St. Petersburg, Russia, 24, 45,
327, 364, 428, 435, 474, 480,

597
St. Pierre, W. I., 70, 115, 163,
175, 177, 210, 335, 406, 410,

587

St. Reno, Fr, 114

St. Simons, 530

St. Stephens, Ala., 87, 182, 372

St. Stephens, A. T., 460

St. Thomas, W. I., 30, 62, in,
404, 425, 557

St. Thomas Church, 312

.St Thomas Parish, S. C, 449

St. Ubes, 72

St. Vincent, 530

St. Vincent, Lord, 435

Salem Co., N. Y., 154

Salem, Mass., 23, 27, 51, 56, 68,
90,91,95,96, 104. 109, [12,
114, 125, 133, 14s, 148, 168,
178, 182, 186, 193, 204, 212,
214, 220, 226, 232, 253, 256,
271, 273, 297, 303, 307. 309,
333. 344. 375. 400, 410, 428,
431, 432, 44'. 453. 460, 466,
470, 471. 473. 489, 491, 516,
525, 563, 564, 573, 585, 597,
598, 607

Salem, Mass , Gazette, 95

Salem, N. J,, 284

Saligney. 530

Salisbury, 530. 559

Salisbury, Mass, 345, 540

Salisbury, N. H., 90, 160

Salisbury, N. C, 442, 589

Salisbury, Vt., 47

Sail and Hope, Ship, 274, 350,

454. 484. 529
S'llly, Sloop, 96, 140, 184
Salmond, 53 1
Saltonstall, 531
Salts, 47
Salute, 199, 569
Samarung, Java, 154
Sambre, 53 r
Sampson, 531
Sampson, Brig, 296
Sampson, N. C., 600
Samuel, 532, 525

Samuel!, 532

Sanborn, 532

Sanderson, 233

Sandhurst, Eng., 489

Sandoval, 532

Sands, 532

Sandt, 532

Sandwich, Eng, ijj

Sandwich Isles, 312

Sandwi h, L. I., 194

Sandwich, Mass., 106, 147, 158,
221. 350, 434, 466

Sandy Hook, N. Y., 108, 138,
370, 406, 457, 581

Sandys, 532

San Felipe D. Austin, Tex., 114

Sandford, 533

Sanford, 532, 539

Sanford, Me., 354, 604

Sanger, 533

Sanger Island, 366

Sans, 533

Santer. N. C, 63

Santer, S. C , 475

Santerre, 533

Santiago, S. A , 155

Sapelo Isle, Ga., 120

Sapp, 534

Sappho, Ship, 40

Sarabago, Java, 495

Sarapis, Ship, 357

Saratoga, N. Y., 453, 478, 538,
552

Sardinia. 46, 131

Sargent, 534

Sarle, 534

Sarragossa, Sp., 331, 447

Sartori, 534

Satenhwaite, 534

Satterly. 534, 597

Satterton, F.ng., 87

Saugatuck River, 434

Sault Ste Maria, 310

Saunders, 534, 365

Savage, 535

Savages, 75

Savannah, Ga , 28, 37, 38,46, 54,
60, 70, 86, 97, 102, 107, 120,
123, 128, 141, 149, 152, 163,
180, 181, 187, 190, 220, 222,

INDEX

XCI

Savannah, Ga., — Continued

240, 247, 248, 257, 26s, 269,
276, 279, 283, 288, 293, 295,
297. 305, 308, 309. 312. 322,
330, 369. 371. 372, 39'. 392,
395, 40s, 406, 433, 442, 444,
446, 447, 457, 460, 470, 476,
482, 487, 497, 500. 504, 515,
517, 540, 54r, 543,555, S67,
599

Savery, 535

Saw, 470

Saw Mill Stream, 293

Sawin, 535

Sawyer, 536, 522

Saxe, 536

Saxony, Duke of, 576, 578

Saxton, 536 .

Saybrook, Ct., 243

Sayer, 536

Sayles, 536, 605

Sayre, 537

Scaffold, 257. 404, 414, 588, 593

Scarborough, 537

Scarecrow, 273

Scarlett, 537

Scattergood, 537

Schee, 538

Schemerhorn, 538

Schenectady, N. Y,, 361, 405,

459
Schenck, 538
Schiller, 538

Schodack, N. Y., 551, 585
Schoeffer, 538
Schoffer, 538
Schoharie Co., N. Y., 262
Schoharie, N. Y., 322, 399, 603
Scholfield, 5,58
Schoolcraft, 310
Schooner Alligator, U. S., 396
Schooner Amanda, 231
Schooner Apollo, 232, 358, 432
Schooner Ashia, 89. 109, 326, 334
Schooner Augusta, U. S,, 101
Schooner Baltic, 186
Schooner Charles Henry, 379
Schooner Clarissa, 232
Schooner Cypress, ror
Schooner Dictator, 540

Schooner Dover, 444
Schooner Elizabeth, 530, 561
Schooner Enterprise, 64, 208,

336, 594
Schooner Essex, 104
Schooner Esther, 190
Schooner Exchange, 31
Schooner Fire Fly, 465
Schooner Fire Fly, U. S., 211
Schooner Fortitude, 587
Schooner Franklin, "jj, 283, 433
Schooner Freegift, 558
Schooner Galen, 106, 363
Schooner Gleaner, 535
Schooner Gen. Hawes, 455, 543
Schooner Gen. Jackson, 404, 561
Schooner Good Intent, 163
Schooner Grampus. U. S., 36
Schooner Havana, 235
Schooner Huntress, 313
Schooner Hyder Ali, 378
Schooner Independence, 308
Schooner John, 108
Schooner Lafayette, 394
Schooner Laurel, Packet, 407
Schooner Leader, 296
Schooner Lima, 97
Schooner Manchester, 362
Schooner Mary Ann, 167
Schooner Mary McKay, 128
Schooner Molly, 175
Schooner Nonesuch, U. S., 237
Schooner Oscar, 66
Schooner Paragon. 390
Schooner Phebe, 321, 418
Schooner Platt.sburg, 175, 469,

520
Schooner Porcupine, U. S , 1 19
Schooner Pocket, 275
Schooner Quaker, 65, 89, 142,
150, 152, 215, 238, 256, 313,
321, 334, 353, 358, 364, 369,
388, 425, 450 470, 502, 548,
566
Schooner Rambler, 429
Schooner Richmond, 142, 161
Schooner Romeo, 294
Schooner Selina, 518
Schooner Spark, U. S , 160
Schooner Speedwell, 115

xca

INDEX

Schooner Susan, 209

Schooner Swan, 186

Schooner Tartar. U. S., S3

Schooner Two Brothers, 335, 410

Schooner William, 260

Schooner William Sheldon, 70

Schurman, 538

Schweigger, 538

Scion, Brig, 551

^cipeo, N. Y., 39. 5 '8, 565

Scisco, 538

Scituate, Mass , 94, 95, 301, 3S6.

442, 501, 523
Scituate, R. I., 27, 33- 35. 8°. 104,
1(6, 142, 146, 156, 159, 161,
163, 179, 180, 185, 208, 213,
238, 239, 242, 257, 262, 273,
274, 275, 285, 299, 308, 323,
324, 325, 328, 342, 343, 365.
373,386,438.451. 452. 454,
458, 459, 461, 471. 481, 483,
484, 485, 498, 504. 524. 534,
539. 541, 549. 560, 562, 566,
568, 570, 571. 576, 597, 598,
60s
Scale, Eng., 45

Scotland, 25, 103, 106, 132, 157,
167, 182, 207, 210, 312, 360,
368, 379, 393. 395.L408, 435.
489. 494
Scott. 267, 538, 543
Scoville, 540
Scranton, 540
Scnbner, 540
Scudder, 540
Seabrook, N. H., 67, 567
Seabury, 540

Sea Fox, Ship, 108, 137, 515, 581
Seager, 540
Sea, Greenland, 108
Sea Island, Brig, 33
Sea, Irish, 216
Sea, South, 234
Seaman (name), 541
Seamans (name), 540
Searle, S41
Sears, 541
Searson, 542
Seattle, 542
Seaton, 542

Seatucket, L. I., 540

Seaver, 542

Secretary State, 140, 347, 354.

35S, 376

Secretary Treasury, 87

Secretary War, 155

Sedgwick, 542

Seeds, 542

Seekonk, Mass. 28, 29, 30, 31,
41, 51,66, 67, 73,76, ^7, 95.
97, 102, 106, 122, 137, 147.
170, 171, 176, 177, 180, 209,
213, 235, 261, 262, 270, 279,
284, 288, 289, 290, 292, 293,
294. 3U0, 312, 314, 321. 322,
326, 332, 347, 353, 354. 380,
381, 382, 383, 384, 385, 397.
402, 404, 410, 419, 420, 427,
44'. 449, 457, 458, 459, 460.
466, 476, 482, 500, 501, 502,
504. 515. 517, 531, 536, 555.
558, 560, 561, 566, 568, 579,

590, 591, 593, S9S
Seekonk River, 366
Seekle, 542
Seekell, 542
Sierra Leone, 190
Seixas, 471, 542
Selby, 543
Seldon, 543
Selfredge. 543
Selina, Schooner, 518
Selkirk, 543
Sellew, 543
Semiramis, Sloop, 251
Seniple, 54?
Senate, 390, 471

Senate, Massachusetts, 472, 525
Senate, Rhode Island, 371
Senate, South Carolina, 137
Senate, State, 210, 263, 589
Senator, 97, 106, 177, 290, 366,

428, 434, 431, 465, 464, 589
Senator, County, 89
Senator, Congress, 99, 170, 237,

370, 405,417
Senator, New Hampshire, 198
Senator, New York, 566
Senator, State, 53, 176, 206, 272,

281, 288, 451

INDEX

XCIII

Senator, U. S., 51, 204, 281, 367,

^ 394. 435. 475. 547. 597

Senault, 543

Seneca Co., N. Y., 372

Seneca Falls, N. Y., 402

Senecas, 502, 530

Seneschal, Grand, 120

Sennett, 543

Senter, 543, 330

Seras, 543

Sergeant (name), 543

Sergment, 543

Seribo, N. Y., 165

Sermon, 560, 575

Sernamont, 543

Serrine, 544, 145

Serrurier, 544

Servant, 478

Servey, 544

Sessions, 544

Sessions, Court of, 181

Settlement, Miami, O., 607

Seventh Day Baptist Church,

218
Sever, 544
Sever Co., Va., 467
Servier, 544
Sewall, 544
Sewell, 544
Seybert. 544
Seymour, 544, 587
Sexton, 79, 568
Shackleford, 545
Shaft, 100

Shaftsbury, Vt., 438, 530
Shaker Society, 172
Shaler, 393
Shannon, 545
Shanon, Ship, 363, 532
Shannon, British Ship, 339
Shapley, 545
Shark, 389
Sharkey, 545
Sharkley, 545
Sharky, 545
Sharkney, 545
Sharon, Ct., 64
Sharon, Mass., 31, 42, 150, 183,

416, 496
Sharp, 545

Sharpstown, N. J., 154
Shaw, 545, 106
Shawkeen River, 447, 5 1 1
Shawnudithit, 547
Shawneetown, 111., 29, 195, 224,

481
Shays, 547, 478
Shay's Rebellion, 21
Shea, 547
Shead, 547
Sheafe, 547
Shears, 490
Sheef, 300, 453
Sheffield, 548, 512
Sheffield, Mass., 510
Shelbourne, Mass., 125, 567
Shelby Co., Ky., 367
Sheldon, 548, 116, 239
Sheldon, Mass., 573
Shellady, 548
Shelton, 550
Shelton, Mass., 142
Shenandoah Co., Va., 298
Shepard, 550
Sheperd, 550, 599
Shepherd, 550
Shephardson, 551
Shepherdson, 551
Sherbourne, 551
Sherbourne Lord, 134
Sheridan, 548
Sheriff (name), 548
Shearman, 552
Sherman, 551
Shermute, 554
Sherred, 554
Sherry Wine, 1 15
Shewarkey, N. C.,308
Shibboleth, Brig, 208
Shield, 554
Shields, 554
Shingles, 470
Ship Albion, 74, 162, 175
Ship Alert, U. S., 594
Ship Alexander, 594
Ship Alliance, 52
Ship Amazon, 215, 466
Ship Ann, 54, 82, 121, 227, 443,

521
Ship Ann and Hope, 437

XCIV

INDEX

Ship Arab, 540
Ship Argo, 590
Ship Asia, 72, 227, 293, 316, 394,

412, 509, 563, 568
Ship Atlas, 364, 429
Ship ISellena, 97
Ship Bingham, 4[2
Ship Bonne Homme Richard,

188
Ship Boston, 307
Ship Busy, 296
Ship Boyne, 198
Ship Brandyvvine, U. S., 371
Ship Caledonia, 305, 368, 574
Ship Caravan, 284
Ship Carpenter, 523
Ship Catherine, 145
Ship Caesar, 599
Ship Chesapeake, U. S , 339,

363
Ship Columbia, 72, 150, 227, 234,

389
Ship Com. Rogers, 568
Ship Congress, U. S., 97, 191
Ship Constellation, U. S., 103,

[50, 229, 331
Ship Constitution, 114, 192, 198,

477
Ship Constitution, U. S., 186,

206, 222, 257, 328, 411, 49Q.

502,530,563
Ship Comberwell, British, 193
Ship Cyane, U. S., 207, 313, 351,

500, 539. 584
Ship Cynthia, 303
Ship Decoy, U. S., 183, 542
Ship Diadem, British, 235
Ship Diamond, 55, 199, 363, 370
Ship Drake, 2ifi
Ship Dromo, 259, 291, 358, 466,

486, 592
Ship Edward, 166
Ship Enterprise, 443
Ship Enterprise, U. S. 363, 584
Ship Envoy, 580
Ship Essex, 227
Ship Essex, U S., 209
Ship Florida, 263
Ship Fox, 193
Ship Francis, 174

Ship Francis Mary, 55, 75, 105,

^7h 293. 314. 3'8. 409
Ship Franklin, 225
Ship Franklin, U. S., 228, 284,

374. 527. 564
Ship Galen, 86
Ship Gen. Hamilton, 115, 209,

232, 438, 529
Ship Gen. Jackson, 65, 240, 349,

376, 583
Ship George Canning, 57
Ship George Porter, 592
Ship Good Return, 37
Ship Gov. Thompkins, 125, 300
Ship Grampus, 375, 416, 534
Ship Guerriere, U. S., 265, 585,

596
Ship Guerriere, British, 499, 502,

5W
Ship Hamilton, 172
Ship Hazard, 49, 405
Ship Helen, 26, 149, 267, 359,

406, 5 1 1
Ship Henry Hill, 75
Ship Helmet, 591
Ship Hero, 527
Ship Hippomemes, 523
Ship Hornet, U. S., 36, 374
Ship Independence, U. S., 114,

261
Ship Integrity, 568
Ship Isis, 126, 178
Ship James Cropper, 233
Ship James Monroe, 145
Ship John and Adam. 5 1 5
Ship John Adams, U. S., 176,

344. 412
Ship Jersey, The (Prison), 130,

176
Ship Lawrence, 235
Ship Leonidas, 373
Ship L. Epervier, 564
.Ship Little Belt, British, 72, 21 1,

244. 330, 372, 448, 494. 554!

606
Ship Louisa, 275, 510
Ship Louisiana, 269, 317
Ship Macedonian, U. S., 24, 309,

455. 496
Ship Marcellus, 366

INDEX

XCV

Ship Mary Almy, 455

Ship Massachusetts, 363

Ship Mercator, 269, 446

Ship Melanthro, 491

Ship Mercury, 166

Ship Meredon, 304

Ship Monopolist, 311

Ship Morning Star, 73, 197, 283

Ship Nancy, 440

Ship Nautilus, 390

Ship New Orleans, 320

Ship North America, 471

Ship North Carohna, U. S., 96

Ship Ontario, U. S., 519

Ship Owen Glendower, 580

Ship Pockets, 505

Ship Pallas, U. S. n

Ship Panther, 639

Ship Peacock, U. S. 390, 589

Ship Perseverance, Brit., 54

Ship Plantat^enet, 406

Ship Planter, 528

Ship President, 448

Ship President, U.S., 211, 244,

330, 372, 376, 444
Ship Privateer, 291
Ship Providence, 443, 456
Ship Queen, 488
Ship Ranger, 216, 516
Ship Rebecca Ann, 527
Ship Reindeer, Brit , 374
Ship Resource, 390
Ship Rising Star, 127
Ship Rising States, 49, 167, 445
Ship Robinson Potter, 372
Ship Rob Roy, 96
Ship Sail and Hope, 274, 350,

454, 484, 529
Ship Sappho. 40
Ship Soropsis, 357
Ship Sea Fox, 108, 138, 515, 581
Ship Shannon, British, 339, 363,

532
Ship Swift, 475
Ship Syren, 6e
Ship Tartar, 397
Ship Thunderer, 595
Ship Trumbull, 154
Ship Two Catharines, 293
Ship Tuscany, 288

Ship Victory, 433
Ship Wabash, 229
Ship Washington, 145, 315, 582,

588
Ship Wasp, U. S., 374
Ship Weser, 154
Ship William Tell, 268
Ship Zone, 139
Shirts, 81
Shockley, 554
Shoemaker, 554
Shoreham, Vt., 289
Shores, 554
Shorey, 554
Short, SS4
Shove, 555
Shower, 218
Shrewsbury, Mass., 33, 56, 378,

383, 425, 434, 456, 509, 570,

602
Shrieve, 555
Shrove, 560
Shrupp, 555
Shumway, 555
Shurtleff, 555
Shutesbury, Mass., 35
Siberia, 364
Sibley, 555
Sicaid, 556
Sickle, 484

Sideling Hill, Pa., 392
Sidewalk, 124
Sidney, Lord Viscount, 46
Sierekowski, 556
Sierre Leone, 10 1
Sigontic, The, 23
Signers, One of the, 144, 275
Sijourney, 556
Sikes, 556
Silencio, W. L, 178
Silloway, 556
Silversmith, 272
Simmons, 556
Simms, 557
Simons, 528, 557
Simons Isle, Ga., 579
Simonton, 558
Simpson, 240, 558
Sims, 558
Simsbury, Ct., 224

CXVI

INDEX

Sincapour, 1 15

Sinclair, 558

Singer, Tenor, 182

Sing Sing. N. Y., 71, 154, 357

Singleton, 393

Sinkins, 558

Siscoe, 558

Siason, 533, 558

Sitgrieves, 559

Six Nations, 453

Sizer, 559

Skenandah, 559

Skirmish, 175

Skirmishers, 34

Skinner, 559

Skinning. 131

Skipwith, 559

Slack, 559

Slacks, 560

Slade, 560, 563

Slater, 560

Slatersville, R. I., 106, 154, 263,

279, 280, 310, 384, 456, 560,

568, 569
Slatesburgh, S, C, 326
Slave, 83, 142, 339
Sloan, 560
Sloane, 561
Slocum, 561
Slone, 251
Sloop, 393
Sloop Advice, 455
Sloop Candidate, 355
Sloop Castine, 293
Sloop Catey, 388
Sloop Collector, 471
Sloop Com. Perry, 74
Sloop Cosmopolite, 153, 21 r
Sloop Cyane, U. S., 105, 463
Sloop Emily, 395
Slnop Fox, 280
Sloop Fly, 41, 364, 377
Sloop Gold Hunters, 108, 143,

554
Sloop Henry, 327
Sloop Intrepid, 88
Sloop John Hancock, 306
Sloop Juliet, 278
Sloop Keziah, 62
Sloop Lion Crawford, 442

Sloop Maine, 587
Sloop Manhattan, 497
Sloop Mary, 108, 143, 554
Sloop of War Erie, 183
Sloop of War Hornet, 29
Sloop of War Ontario, 229
Sloop of War Peacock, 363
Sloop of War Reindeer, British,

334

Sloop of War Wasp. 334

Sloop Revenge, 267, 552

Sloop Rising Star, 262

Sloop Sally, 96, 140, 184

Sloop Semiramis, 251

Sloop Trial, 136

Sloop Two Brothers, 384

Sloop Victory, 41

Slat, 182

Small, 567

Smallie, 562

Smallwood, 569

Smart, 562, 568

Smead, 562

Smedley, 562

Smilie, 562

Smith, 562, 19, 33, 49, 105, 148,
162, 178, 2r3, 240, 281, 302,
320, 379, 577

Smyth, 563

Smithfield, Mass., 141, 168

Smithfield, N. Y , 236

Smithfield, N. C. 256

Smithfield, Pa., 319

Smithfield, R. I., 25, 26, 29, 38,
49. 52. 53. 54. 56. 59.61,69,
82, 1(6, 117, 137, 141, 150,
154, 171, 179, 180, 182, 188,
212, 2r7, 219, 226, 228, 231,
239, 240, 241, 242, 244, 249,
250, 254, 261, 262, 263, 273,
274, 277, 279, 280, 291, 293,
300, 302, 303, 304, 305, 308,
314. 3'7. 3'9. 322, 323, 324.
335. 337. 340, 353> 357, 359.
361, 363. 370, 373. 374. 375.
376, 377. 386, 397. 399. 401.
412, 415. 4'6, 427, 428, 438,
445. 446, 45'. 474. 47S, 495.
499, 500, 515, S'8, 5«9, 524.
536. 537. 539. 553. 560, 563,

INDEX

XCVII

Smithfield, R. I., — Continued
564, 566, S67, 569, s;o, 571,
573. 575- 576, 578, 579, 580,
SB I, 582, 583, 589, 590, 599,
600, 603, 60s

Smithville, N. C, 23

Snediker, 575

Sneed, 575

Snell, 575

Snelling, 575

Snow, 575, 160, 418, 438

Snowden, 577

Snyder, 576

Soap, 213, 299

Society of Friends, 35, 38, 39, 40,
55,61,67.68,69,78, 83,85,
102, 103, 105, 109, 137, 138,

•39, 143. 145. 146, 154. j6i,

170, 173, 189, 197, 208, 215,

216, 217, 219, 227, 240, 241,

242, 243, 245,-247, 252, 263,

268, 273, 281, 282, 294, 299,

301, 307, 309, 319. 335. 341,

343- 345, 365. 37«. 375- 406,

407, 413, 414, 415, 421, 457,

480, 484, 490, 491, 498, 499,

Soo, 510, 519, 521, 524, 527,

540. 552, 553. 558. 559- S6i,
565- 569. 570, 581

Society, Shakers, 172

Society, United Foreign Mission,

85

Sodas, N. Y., 598

Soderstrom, 577

Soldier of War of J 81 2, 291

Soldier of the Revolution, 26, 33,
34. 45. 47. 50, 59. 65, 69, 76,
80, 83, 84, 8s, 88, 93, 98, 99,
102, 104, 106, 108, no, 112,
113, 114, 127, 129, 143, 146,
151. 155, '59. 162, 163, 166,
167, 168, 170, 176, 179, 180,
190, 191, 19s, 197, 198, 203,
210, 211, 216, 232, 236, 237,
239, 243, 248, 249, 250, 256,
258, 260, 266, 267, 268, 276,
278, 279, 282, 284, 285, 286,
288, 290, 291, 297, 307, 313,
3'4. 317. 323. 326, 331, 333.
334. 335- 339. 343- 344. 345.

Soldier of the Revolution, —

Continued

347. 350, 352. 367. 369. 378,
380, 382, 385, 386, 387, 389,
390, 393. 396. 401. 402, 406,
409, 415, 418, 422, 424, 425,
432, 436, 437, 439, 442, 443-

445- 450, 454, 456, 463. 465.
467, 468, 470, 472, 473, 475,
477, 478,480,481, 483, 484,
486, 492, 493, 494, 496, 501,
502, 509, 5 [2, 516, 525, 528,
53J. 534. 538, 540, 543. 545,
549. 550, 551. 553- 554. 557.
559- 560, 561, 562, 571, 572,
574. 577, 585. 598, 603

Soldier of U. S., 320

Somaglia, 577

Somas, Brig, 94

Somerset Co., Pa., 530

Somerset, Mass., 38, 39, 40, 63,
99. '13. 227, 303, 317, 340,
365,433,469,499, 518, 548,
560

Somers, N. Y., 78, 371

Somerstown, 371

Somersworth, N. H., 222

Sonierville, 577

Somerville, S. C , 313

Sommers, 204

Soningen, Get., 88

Soper, 577

Sophia, 577

Soule, 452, 470, 577

Soult, 532

Sound, Long Island, 56, 184, 345,

554
South America, 63, 275, 320,

443
South Amboy. N. Y , 227
Southampton, L I., 520
Southampton, Mass., 158, 448,

479
Southampton, Pa., 408
Southard, 577
South Boston, Mass, 66, 138,

213, 267
Southboro, Mass., 67, 449
Southboro, Vt., 448

XCVIII

INDEX

South Bridge, Mass., 68, 125,
237, 426, 47», 484, 490, 576

South Hridgewater, 407,465, 575,
592

Southbury, Ct., 264

South Carolina, 103, 104, 120,
129, 152, 168, 194, 203, 223,
242, 284, 363, 377. 40s, 408,
473.494. 500, 528, 557, 561,
563, 600

South F"rance, 543

Southgate, S78

South ]{adley, Mass., 480

South Hero, Vt, 536

South Island, 287

South Kingstown, R. I., 29, 30,
43. 45, 53.54.70.80,8s, 103,
124, 161, 176, 184, 186, 189,
199, 227, 247, 249, 251, 252,
255, 274, 282, 285, 286, 301,
322, 329, 341, 3S5, 376, 432,
461, 465, 466, 478, 481, 482,
483, 506,517, 518, 5 '9, 535.
540. 549. 552, 553, 570, 604,
605

Southold, L. I., 223, 345

South Orange, N. J., 158

Southwick, 578

Southwick, Mass., 52, 109, 164,
225

Southworth, 79, 578

Spain (name), 578

Spain, 36, 46, 71, III, 1 18, 120,
"21, 150, 199, 202, 263, 287,

376.475. 5 '4. 543. 586
Sparhawk, 578
Spark, Brig, 105
Spark, U, S Brig, 92, 167, 327,

49'. 495
Spark, U. S Schooner, 160
Sparks, 578
Sparta, N. Y , 547
" Spartenburg Dist., S. C, 261,

339
Spasms, 484
Spaulding, 548, 579
Speakman, 579
Spears, 579

Speedwell, Schooner, 115
Spellman, 579

Spence, 580

Spencer, m, ig^r 537. 579
Spen er, Mass., 311
Spicer, 581
Spicer, Mass,, 329
Spider, 523 ,

Speir, 581
Spink, 581
Spinknard, 103, 254
Spinner, 581
Spinner, A Rope, 606
Spinney, 581
Spofford, 58 1
Spooner, 581
Spottsylvania, 492, 593
Spracher, 582
Sprague, 30, 53, 582
Springer, 584

Springfield, Mass,, 44, 108, 135,
147, 160, 180, 210, 226, 250,

272, 338, 357. 437. 442, 49S»

566, 601
Springfield, Vt., 238, 581, 592
Sprout, 584
Spurr, 440, 585
Spy, Massachusetts, 549, 601
Squirrels, 367, 599
Staats, 585
Stabbed, 292, 384, 396,403, 410,

443. 483. 545
Stacey, 585
Stacy, 385
Stackpole, 585
Stafford, 585

Stafford, Ct., 142, 198, 437, 587
Staffordshire, Eng., 440
Stake, 35
Stallard, 586
Stallings, 586
Stamford, Ct,, 102, 313
Stamford, Eng., 333
Stamp Act, 338
Standen, 586
Standford, 586, 270
Standish, 586

Standish, Me., 219, 414, 536
Standish, Mass., 448
Stanford, N. Y,, 241
Stanhope, 586
Stanley, 587

INDEX

XCIX

Stanton, 587, 378

Standup, 587

Stanwood, 587

Stannard, 587

Staples, 587

Starbird, 588

Starbiick, 588

Stark, 588, 133

Starkweather, 588

Starr, 588

Starrett, 588

State Constitution, 43, 501

Staten Island, N. Y., 59, 83, 89,

186,320,365,449,531
Statesburgh, S. C, 14.2
Stathard, 588
Station, Guernsey, 118
Station, Jersey, 118
Station, Windward, 24
Statira, Frigate, 596
Staughton, 588
Steaben, Me., 562
Stead, 588

Steamboat Fulton, 374
Steamboat, Gen. Jackson, 128,

379,411.415,497
Steam ooat. Stranger, 605
Steamboat, United States, 56
Stearnes, 588
Stebbins, 589
Steddiford, 589
Steed, 589
Steele, 589
Stelle, 589, 590
Steere, 589
Steib, 590
Steinhower, 590
Stephen, 591
Stephentown, N. Y., 546
Stephens, 590, 534
Sterling, 591
Sterling, Mass., 451
Sterling, Ct., 27, 66, 124, 126,

128, 216, 230, 300, 350, 390,

394, 448, 478. 485. 562, 569,

579
Stermey, 591
Sterne, 591
Sterney, 591
Sterrett, 591

Sterrey, 591

Sterry, 591

Stetson, 592

Steavens, 592

Stevens, 592

Stevenson, 593

Steward. ^^, 210, 368

Stewart, 593

Stewert, 594

Stick, 363

Stickney, 594

Stiglah, 594

Stiles, 594. 343

Still. 550

Stilling, 595

Stillman, 209, 595

Stillwell, 595

Stimson, 595

Sting, 108

Stinson, 595

Stirrup, 42

Stoben, 595

Stockbridge, Mass., 43, 96, 297

Stocker, 595

Stockholm (name), 595

Stockholm, 119, 135

Stockman, 596

Stockpole, 596

Stockton, 596

Stockwell, 596

Stoddard, 596

Stoddard, Mass., 177

Stoddert, 597

Stoke, 333

Stokes, 597

Stokes Co., N. C, 273

Stollard, 544

Stone (name), 597, 438

Stone, 90

Stone Bridge, 134, 433

Stoneham, Mass., 208

Stonington, Ct., 56, 234, 447,

463. S40> 5S9, 570, 587
Stonington Point, Ct., 177
Stoney Point, N. Y., 481, 543
Stookes, 598
Storer, 598
Storr, 599
Storrer, 599
Story, 598

INDEX

Stott, 599

Stoughton, Mass., 466

Stout, S99

Stow, Scotland, 296

Stowe, 599

Stowe, Mass., 390, 426,[49S, 527

Stower, 599

Stowell, 599

Strachan, 599

Straits of ISell Isle, 148

Straits of Macassor, 456

Strange, 599

Stranger, Steamer, 605

Strass, 599

Strat, 295

Stratford, Ct., 94, 308, 311, 477

Stratford, N. H , 442

Stratford, Vt., 440

Stratsburgh, N. Y., 452

Stratton, 599

Stratton, U C, 338

Straubury, Va., 84

Straubreaker, 599

Streetsam, 599

Street, 136

Streeter, 600

Strieker, 600

Strobridge, 600

Strong, 600, 601

Stuart, 601, 96

Sturldard, 601

Studley, 601

StLirbridge, Mass., 70, 78, 245,

347- 426, 479. 570
Sturges, 601
Sturgess, 601
Sturrup, 396
Sturtevant, 601
Stutson, 601
Styles, 601
Suabia, Ger., 538
Sudbury, Mass., 297, 390, 409
Suffolk Co., Mass., 107
Suffolk, Eng., 431
Sulky, 168
Sullins, 601
Sullivan, 601, 453
Sullivan, Me., 139
Sullivan's Isle, S. C, 90, 231,

257. 3'3> 499

Sultyson, 602

Summerfield, 602

Summers, 602

Sumner, 602, 169

Sumpter, 602

Sumpter Dist., S. C, 189

Sumptersville, S. C, 54, 81

Sunfish, O., 234

Sunkhaze, Me., 362

Surveyor, 349

Susan, Schooner, 209

Sutton, 602

Sutton, Mass., 40, 44, lOO, 130,
230, 234, 247, 321, 358, 376,
400, 412, 419, 425, 492, 544,
555. 556, 572, 596

Swan, Schooner, 603

Swanzey, Mass., 39, 40, 60, 65,
140, 180, 185, 186, 187, 188,
20!, 259, 277. 288, 291, 294,
319. 326, 344, 348, 350, 36s.
366, 3S1, 382, 383, 384, 385,

4'3. 4'9, 433, 447. 4S6, 457.

458. 5'4, 54', 551. 553. 555.

558, 559, 560, 563, 567, 572,

574. 598, 599
Swanzey, N. H., 88
Swain, 603
Swain ey, 603
Swan, 603, 500
Swart, 603
Swartwout, 603
Swasey, 603
Swearingen, 603
Sweat, 604

Sweden, 135, 184, 347
Sweden, King of, 57
Swedenetierne, 604
Swedish Consul General, 577
Swedesborough, N. J., 530
Sweet. 604, 200
Swett, 604
Sweetland, 605
Sweetzer, 606
Swersage, 606
Swift, 606
Swift Ship, 475
Swinburne, 606
Switzerland, 319, 348
Swivle, 7r, 362

INDEX

CI

Sykes, 606
Sylvan, 287
Sylvester, 606, 562
Symmes, 607
Symonds, 607
Syphox, Brig, 605
Syriack, 604

Taber, 277

Taft, 604

Taggert, 521

Tallman, 242

Tampico, Fla., 295, 315

Tamworth, N. H., 128

Taney, 370

Tangier, 558

Tansy, Oil, 448

Taanton, Mass., 22, 35, 37, 39,
43, 44, 50, 60, 76, 88, 90, 91,
99, 100, 1 06, 108, 109, no,
III, 114, 132, 140, 141, 14s,
146, 147, 153, 159, 160, 165,
166, 173, 190, 198, 203, 205,
209, 223, 226, 229, 230, 231,
243, 244, 245, 246, 247, 251,
252, 259, 260, 265, 266, 270,
272, 279, 294, 297, 310, 313,
314, 317,324. 326, 327- 336,
342, 344, 346, 347, 351, 352,
356, 365, 368, 369, 37 r, 376,
395. 399, 403- 416, 424, 444,
446, 450, 452, 469. 473, 475,
486, 487, 488, 498, 500, 501,
S12, 518, S2I, 524, 534, 535,
540, 542, 544, 546; 547, 554,
568. 573, 575, 580, 584. 58s,
586, 587, 590, 595, 596, 601,
602

Tavern, 243, 302, 439

Tayer, 50

Taylor, 247

Templeton, Mass., 320, 451

Templeton, N. H., 467

Tennessee, 240, 323, 396, 506,
544

Tennessee, Gov. of, 396

Terre Haute, Ind., 303, 444, 502

Teviotdale, N. Y., 98

Tew, 504

Tewksbury, N. ]., 473

Texas, 242, 335

Thayer, 176, 399, 502

Thenew, Eng., 49

Thetford, Vt., 42, 516

Thomas, 88, 368

Thomaston, Me., 75, 253, 330,

502
Thomps, Cuba, 41
Thomps, Eng., 310
Thompson, 1 18, 420, 421, 430
Thompson, Ct , 58, 89, 94, 104,

135, 147, 152, 153, 169, 199,

211, 222, 298, 308, 310, 329,
336, 337, 383. 384, 477, 495,
498, 527, 539, 587. 590

Thompsons Island, 198, 222, 378,

412, 483, 500, 521
Thompson, Pa., 263
Thorndike, 494
Thornton, 240
Thrale, 475
Thurston, 194

Ticonderoga, 92, 196, 480, 488
Tigress, The, 71
Timbuctoo, 514
Tingley, 458
Tisbury, Mass., 349
Tiverton, R. I , 67, 72, 73, 74, 79,

104, 134, 155, 196, 207, 211,

212, 253, 28r, 288, 299, 310,
313, 325. 332. 356, 372, 373.
391,424, 433. 441, 53', 533.
536. 547- 555. 561. 577

Toadstool, 70

Todd, 302

Tolland, Ct., 142, 288

Tomb, 134

Tompkins Co., N. Y., 230

Tookabatchee, Tenn., 544

Tookey, 181

Topfield, Mass., 150, 499

Torrington, N. Y., 293

Torp, 365

Totten, 375, 466

Toulouse, Fr., 131, 342

CII

INDEX

Tournai, Fr., 543
Trafalgar, 595, 600 •
Traveller, Brig, 84
Travellers, 289, 348, 406
Travers, 245, 395
Treadwell, 238, 444
Taunton, Battle of, 23, 168
Trenton, N. ]., 23, 81, 98, 151,

289, 354, 425.468, 517, 534;

543. 577, 578, 588
Trescott, Me., 85
Trident, Brig, 168, 394
Trieste, 349, 350
Trinidad, Cuba, 88, 141, 397
Trinidad Island, 67
Trinidad, W I., 5 1, 1 15, 421, 522,

587
Trinity Church, 457
Trinity College, 450
Triton, Brig, 470
Troy, Mass., 42, 134, 160, 247,

341, 365, 560, 575
Troy, N. H., 433
Troy, N. Y., 81, 103, 139, 227,

254. 259, 334, 424, 464, 526,

537. 549. 588
Trumbull, Ship, 154
Truxillo, Peru, 602
Tunis, 131
Turin, It., 348
Tuscany, Ship, 288
Tuscalosa Village, 529
Tuskany, It , 290
Two Brothers, Brig, 568
Two Brothers, Schooner, 335,

410
Two Brothers, Sloop, 384
Tyler, 301
Tyringhara, Mass , 298

U

Uncas, 390

United States, 1 19, 133, 242, 268,
287,293, 298, 299, 331, 375,
37». 390, 398, 406, 411, 419,
424. 439, 456, 464. 485, 488,
489, 500, 502, 577

United States Agent, 374, 490,
516

United States Brig Enterprise,
76, 182, 477

United States Brig Ontario, 145

United States Brig Spark, 92,
167, 327, 425

United States Brig Sport, 491

United States Brig Vixen, 181

United States Consul, 96, 175,
230, 295, 408, 433, 482. 538,
551, 557, 558

United States Corvette, John
Adams, 59

United States Frigate President,
606

United States, President of, 302

United States Schooner Fire
Fly, 211

United States Schooner Gram-
pus, 36

United States Schooner Non-
such, 237

United States Schooner Porcu-
pine, 219

United States Schooner Spark,
160

United States Schooner Tartar,

53
United States Senator, 51, 204,

281, 367- 394, 435, 475, 547
United States Ship Alen, 59
United States Ship Brandywine,

. 371
United States Ship Congress,

97, 191

United States Ship Constella-
tion, 103, 150, 222, 229, 331,
338

United States Ship Constitution,
186, 206, 257, 411, 499, 502,
530, 563

United States Ship Cyane, 105,

207, 3 '3. 35', 463, 500, 539,
584

United States Ship Decoy, 183,

542
United States Ship Enterprise,

_ 363, 584
United States Ship Essex, 209

INDEX

cm

United States Ship Franklin,
228, 284, 374, 527, 564

United States Ship Guerriere,
265

United States Ship Hornet, 36,

374

United States Ship Independ-
ence, 114, 261

United States Ship John Adams,
£76, 344, 412

United States Snip Macedonian,

24. 309, 45 S. 496
United States Ship North Caro-
lina, 96
United States Ship Ontario, 519
United States Ship Pallas, 37
United States Ship Peacock, 390,

589
United States Ship President,

194, 211, 244, 330, 372, 376
United States Ship United

States, 81
United States Ship Wasp, 374
United States Sloop of War

Hornet, 29
United States Sloop of War

Wasp, 334
Unity, Me., 198
Universalist Society, 421, 510
University, Brown, 179, 247, 409,

428, 486, 567, 568, 596
University, Cambridge, Eng.,

165, 194
University, Columbia, 360
University, Dartmouth, 204
University, Edinburgh, 222, 347
University, Georgia, 164
University, Harvard, 25, lOi,

117, 154, 206, 21 1, 392, 458,

468, 564, 60 r
University, Kings, 523
University, Maryland, 102
University, Munich, 192
University, New Jersey, 572
University, New York, 99, 481
University, Oxford, 450
University, Pennsylvania, loi,

521
University, Princeton, 566
University, Transylvania, 269,

412

University, Vermont, 477
University, Wesleyian, 574
University, William and ■ Mary,

521
University, Yale, 162, 164, 375,

S03, 572
Updike, 64
Upper Canada, 49, 420, 429, 513,

580
Upper Freehold, N. J., 302
Upper Louisiana, 3 1 1
Upper Peru, 496
Upperville, Va., 414
Upton, Mass., 163, 283, 604
Urbana, N. Y., 525
Utica, N. Y., 80, 127, 312, 403,

SS2
Uxbridge, Mass., 25, 26, 44, 84,

154, 196, 210, 236, 267, 270,

28s, 376, 398, 399. 420, 497.
498, sio, 511, 555, 578, 584,
604

Vallett, 273

Valley P^alls, R. I., 31,222, 305,

317.413,459, 561
Valley Forge, 34, 468
Valparaiso, S. A., 150, 261, 302,

606
Vancouver, 309
Vandalia, 111., 318
Vanderbilt, 322
Van Ness, 357
Van Patten, 538
Varnum, 325
Venice, 25, 118, 237, 398
Venus, Brig, 42S
Vera Cruz, 105, 481
Verdom Dom, 22
Verdun, Yr., 81
Vergennes, Vt., 545
Vermont, 64, 161, 167, 246, 262,

290, 367. S'O, 592
Vernon, Ct , 564
Vernon, Vt., 226
Verona, It., 477
Vershire, Vt., 291

CIV

INDEX

Videtts, 414

Vienna, Aus., 119, 120, 540

Ville Franca, It., 387

Villiveque, Fr., 465

Vincannes, Fr., 448

Vine, Brig, 544

Vinson, 446, 569

Virginia, 25, 34, 46, 57, 58, 59, 7t,
84, 93, 100, 108, 125, 142,
149, 158, 164, 183, 189, 193,
195. 196, 197. 223, 250, 268,
270, 293, 301, 306, 323, 332,
344. 368, 383, 386, 391, 398,
408, 412, 413, 420, 444, 477,
48s, 487. 496, SOI, 509, 521,

523. 559, 575, 593
Virginia Convention, 58, 93, 164,

368, 412, 420, 486, SOI, 523
Vitieau, Fr., 123
Vitriol, SS4
Vixen, U. S. Brig, 181
Volante, Brig, S3 5
Volcan, 37
Volet, 447
Volmy, Fr., 318
Voltaire, 470
Voluntown, Ct., 162, 326
Vortex, 37
Vose, 424
Voyage, 371, 397
Voyage, Whaling, 36s

W

Wabash, 103
Wabash, Ship, 229
Wade, 64, 266
Wadesboro, S. C, 119
Waitesboro, Vt., 559
Wakefield, Eng., 526
Wakefield, Mass., 415
Wakefield, N. H., 276
Wakefield, R. I., 518
Walcott, 247
Wales, G. B, , 363
Waldoboro, Me., 253, 256
Walker, 348

Wall, 344

Wallingford, Ct., 323, 404
Wallingford, Mass., 134
Walpole, Mass., 266, 416, 424,

478, 548, 570
Waltham, Mass., 154, 206, 363,

475
Wansley, 302
Wanton, 275, 566
Wapaugh Kanctia, 130
War of 1812, 85
War, French, 47, 81, 157, 178,

242, 256, 273, 292, 328, 4S3,

495. 5 '4
War, French and Indian, 141
War of Independence, 78
War of the Revolution, 47, 81,

141, 150, 306, 328, 416, 503,

5'4
Ward, Mass, 356,451, 479, 486,

578

Ward well, 133

Ware, Mass.. 378, 438

Wareham, Mass., 155, 347, 368

Warehouse Point, Ct., 305

Warner, 60, 248, 372

Warner, N. H., 93, 492

Warren, 426

Warren, Me., 231

Warren, O., 550

Warren, R. I., 31, 32, 33, 38, 39,
41,43,47, 48, 51, 55,64, 65,
66. 67, 68, 81, 85, 86, 100,
103, 105, 107, 138, 140, 141,

142, 146, 147, 162, 167, 177,
181, 185, 186, 187, 18S, 189,
190, 203, 210, 227, 228, 259,
26c, 262, 265, 267, 268, 272,
276, 284, 290, 295, 296, 318,
319, 326, 360,362, 364, 365,
366, 376, 380, 381, 384, 385.
386, 389, 391, 401, 402, 420,

432,449.453.459, 471, 472,
495, 5or, 521, 524, 530, 531,
558, 559, 565. 567. 568, 574.
575, 606

Warrenton, 155

Warrenton, N. C, 440

Warrenton, Pa., 434

Warrior, Privateer, 42

INDEX

CV

Warsaw, Rus., 423

Wart, 292

Wartenberg, Ger., 540

Warwick, Eng., 127

Warwick, Earl of, 222

Warwick, Mass., 568

Warwick Neck, 219, 220, 505

Warwick, N. Y., 363

Warwick, R. I., 24, 26, 27, 30, 31,
44. 51, 52. 54. 56, 58. 63. 65,
67, 68, 70, 76, ^^, 97, 106,

136, 140, 142, 143, 144, 146,
149, 161, 173, 178, 185, 193,
206, 207, 213, 214, 215, 216,
217, 219, 222, 228, 229, 234,
235, 240, 241, 242, 261, 263,
264, 267, 268, 27s, 276, 284,
285, 295,296, 306, 309, 3 to,
322, 328, 331, 332, 348, 354,
355, 358. 362, 364, 372, 373,
399, 401, 446, 472, 483, 484,
504. 505. 508, 509, 527, 534,

541, 545, 546, 549, 551, 553,
580, 58 1, 585, 586, 593, 597,
599, 602

Washington, 19, 21, 122, 2"]"],
287,350,353. 371. 401, 422,
439. 480, 538, 550
Washington Bank, 434, 467
Washington, D. C, 23, 24, 33,
46, 57. 59. 60, 87, 10!, 105,
108, 118, 119, 120, 130, 133,

137. 145. 155, 168, 175, 176,
185, 193. '94. 206, 209, 22 r,
237, 242, 243, 252, 256, 290,
301. 314, 316,330, 331, 334,

337. 338, 342, 354. 355. 357.
360,368, 371, 388, 389, 397,

405,407. 4 '7, 423. 43'. 439.
442, 475,480, 502, 511, 514,

542, 554, 556, 561, 562, 569,
586, 588, 594

Washington, Miss., 519
Washington, N. H., 122
Washington, N. C, 29, 214, 335,

359. 377
Washington, Pa., 28, 424
Washington, R. I., 417, 464
Washington, Ship, 145, 315, 582,

588

Wasp, Revenue Cutter, 395
Wasp, U. S, Sloop of ^ar, 334,

374
Wasp, Yellow, 108
Waterboro, S. C, 161
Waterford, Ct., 177, 409
Waterford, Mass., 226
Waterloo, 338, 543
Waterloo, Ala., 448
Waterloo, N. Y., 40
Waterloo Bridge, 5 [5
Waterman, 80, 244, 583, 590
Watertown, Mass., 60, 84, 104,

105, 144, 438. 523, 584
Watervliet, N. Y., 463
Waterwheel, 78
Watson, 44, 287, 336
Wavertree. Eng, 116
Waxwork, 415
Wayne, 481
Wayne Co., N. Y., 314
Waynesville, O., 567
Weathersfield, Ct., 377
Weathersfield, Vt., 581
Webb, 74, 212
Webber, 495
Webster, 184
Welch, 105
Weldon, N. C. 292
Wellington, Ct., 497
Wellington, Mass., 50, 85, 185,

205, 314. 364. 434. 586, 590,

592
Wells, Me., 193, 285, 480
Wells River, Vt., 1 1 1
Welshman, 150
Wen, 90

Wendall, Mass., 204, 520
Wenham, Mass., 186, 258
Wentworth, N. H., 139, 445
Weser, Ship, 154
Wesleyan University, 574
West, 455, 506
West. N. H.. 478
West Barnstable, Mass., 189
West Bloomfield, N. Y., 80
Weslboro, Mass., 305, 449
West Boyleston, Mass., 277
West Bridgewater, Mass., 85,

251, 279

CVI

INDEX

Westbrook, Mass., 87, S43
West Canibridge, Mass., 147,

357
Westchester Co., N. Y.,210, 302

Westchester, N. Y., 171, 411

Westcott, 323, 328, 358, 459, 535

Westerly, R. I., 31, 32. 55.90,

191, 252, 328, 434, 463, 467,

507. 508, 548.558. 559. 595
Western, Mass., 59, 163, 434
Western, N. Y., 166, 594
Westfield, Mass., 172, 529, 573,

580
Westford, Mass., 74, 92
Westgate, 310
West Greenwich, R. I., 32, 70,

207, 251, 260, 308, 428, 433
Westhampton, Mass., 324, 450,

451
West Haven, Vt., 96
West Indies, 54, 119, 152, 188,

272,291, 43'. 441
West Indian Waters, 80
Westmacott, 115, 394
Westminster, Eng., 118,465
Westminster, Mass., 151, 320
Westminster, Vt., 265
Westmoreland, N. H., 519
West Newbury, Mass., 40
Westphalia, Vt., 262
West Troy, N. Y., 58, 95, !02,

145. 238, 363, 375
Westport, Mass., 78, 92, 106,

195, [96, 279,413
West Spriiigiield, Mass., 108,

347. 509. 583
West Point, N. Y , 100
Wethersfield, 2.^ i
Weymouth, Mass., 136, 479
Wheaton, 82
Wheeler, 380
Wheeling, O., 212
VV'heeling, Va., 352, 353
Wheelock, N. Y , 292
Whipple, 250, 265, 305, 376, 551
Whirlwind, 204
White, 328, 329, 509
Whitebread, 447
Whitefield, Mass., 201
White Hall, Pa., 300

White Haven, Eng., 216

Whitehead, 568

Whitehorn, 587

White Plains, N. Y., 266, 362,

483. 543

Whitesmith, 87, 253

Whitman, 383, 522

Whitney, 208

Whydah, Afr., 284

Wickes, 97, 580

Wickford, R. I., 70, 71, 76, 78,
80, 83, 144, 171, 172, 185,
186, 232, 235, 236, 264, 267,
350. 395. 418, 433. 461, 47i»
497. 506, 552, 581. 585

Wilbraham, Mass., 547

Wilbur, 197

Wilberforce, 23

Wilcox, 205

Wilder, 389

Wilkes Co., N. C, 170

Wilkesbarre, Pa., 405

Wilkinson, 91, 167, 241, 310, 317,
330

William, Brig, 170, 573

William, Schooner, 260

William and Mary College, 521

William Sheldon, Schooner, 70

William Tell, Ship, 268

Williams, 216, 250, 376, 425, 583

Williams College. 353

Williamsburgh, Va., 183, 420, 487

Williamsport, Va, 82, r33

Williamstown, Mass., 82, 1 1 5,
283,324,431,452,492

Williamsville, N. Y., 24, 204

Willis, 66, 564

Wilmington, Del., 122, 217, 306,

391, 396, 439. 536
Wilmington, N. C, 30, 63, 186,
216, 245, 248, 270, 271, 302,

309, 330, 372, 399. 4<8, 481,

516, 524
Wilmington, N. C, Gazette, 245
Wilmington, O., 154
Wilmouth, 415
Wilson, 91, rog, 163, 411, 445,

575
Wilton, N. Y., 170
Winchester, Ct., 64

INDEX

CVII

Winchester, Ky., 249, 409
Winchester, N. H., 473
Winchester, Va., 270
Windham, Ct., 58, 135, 166, 212,

307. 343. 345. 440, 452, 465.

576, 606
Windham, Me., 249, 361, 397
Windham, N. H., 275
Windsor, Ct., 425, 543
Windsor Locks, Ct., 45 1
Windsor, Vt., 308, 485
Winsborough, S. C, 316
Winsor, 69, 565
Winthrop, Me., 74, 379
Wintonbury Parish, Ct., 550
Wiscasset, Me., 73, 111,343,518,

544

Wouheo, S. I., 105

Woburn, Mass., 501

Wolcott, 209

Wolcott, N. Y., 278

Wolf, 457

Wolfe, 293, 430, 488

Wolfboro, N. H., 197

Woodbridge, Ct., 552

Woodburn, 161

Woods Hole, Mass., 91, 429

Wood spam, 409

Woodstock, Ct, 33, 47, 48, 95,
152, 166, 181, 215, 242, 201,
320, 340, 362, 367, 386, 389,
392, 412, 445, 446, 579

Woodstock, Vt., 202, 282, 358

Woodstown, N. J., 540

Wooaward, 52

Woolwich, Me., 154, 487

Woonasquetucket River, 583

Woonsocket, R. I., 221

Woonsocket Falls, 327

Worcester Co., Mass., 170

Worcester, Mass., 34, 41, 42, 43,
44, 48, 56,61, 72, 75.93.94,
113, 114, 125, 137, 144, 146,
165, 171, 190, 191, 192, 201,
202, 204, 208, 212, 214, 216,
217, 221, 227, 228, 233, 239,
248, 253, 259, 270, 281, 282,
286, 310, 322, 326, 328, 329,
330, 333. 351. 352, 368, 389.
390, 393.401. 403, 409, 415,
442, 446, 449, 450. 474. 480,

Worcester, Mass., — Continued
517, 519, 544, 549, 556. 560,'

587. 589. 594. 595. 596

Worcestershire, Eng., 58

Wordens, 373, 557

Worthington, O., 224

Wraxeter, Eng., 99

Wrentham, Mass., 47, 52, 60, 62,
81, 84, 108, 131, 152, 155,
161, 162, 164, 167, 210, 245,
248, 249, 254, 267, 303, 309,
339. 374. 388, 399, 444. 478,
.137. 550, 601

Wrexford, Ire., 389

Wyatt, 365

Wydah, Afr., 370

Wyeth, Co., Va., 582

Wythe, Va., 378

X Y

Yale College, 134, 135, 161, 308,

343. 353
Yale University, 162, 164, 375,

S03, 573
Yankee Privateer, 318
Yard, Navy, 43, 96, 227, 245,

369. 567
Yarmouth, Mass., 132, 144, 232,

60 r
Y?tes Co., N. Y., 467
Yerrington, 367
Yorke, 107

York, Me., 198,451. 544
York, N. Y., 250
York, Pa., 235, 566
Yorkshire, Eng., 526
Yorktown, N. Y., 391, 452
Yorktown, Va., 79, 133, 334, 437,

442, 484
Yorkville, S. C, 105
Youle, 233

Zanesville, O., 39, 132
Zachringen, Duke of, 46
Zachrins;ton, Duke of, 46
Zone, Ship, 139
Zurich, Switz., 338

The

Rhode Island

American

DEATHS

(CONTINUED)

THE RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN

The first number of the Rhode Island American was issued
Friday, October 21, 1808, by Dunham arid 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 proba-
bly as the reason for establishing the paper that the " pressing
necessity of the present period which was to decide whether the
politics of Washington shall once more regain their proper influence
in the hearts of his countrymen demands correspondent exertion."

October 5th, 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 conducted
the printing on the north side of Market Square. William S.
Patten was editor for one year when he was succeeded by C'hristo-
pher E. Robbins.

In March, 1827, Mr. Carlisle bought out his partner and em-
ployed Benjamin F. Htillett 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 Statesmen 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 and Saturday Evening Bulletin. It was published
by Smith and Parmenter ( Samuel J. Smith, Jonathan C. Parmen-
ter ); Sylvester S. South worth was editor. It was a weekly until
July, 1828, and then semi-weekly until its absorption. The last
number was issued Friday, Feb. r, 1833. Saturday, Feb. 9, 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.

DEATHS.

CABOT Samuel, Esq., at Boston, aged 60 years.

American of May 7, 1819

Hon. George, at Boston, in 72d year, a con-
fidential friend of Washington, Hamilton
and Ames, April 18, 1823

Francis, at Natchez, Miss., in 78th year, for-
merly of Boston ; was an aide to Gen. Lin-
coln during Shay's Rebellion ; was at New
Orleans, Jan. 8, 1815, July 13, 1832

CADY David, aged 63 years, leaves wife and 10

children, Aug. 4, 1817

Albert Martin, son of late David, in i8th

year. American of Oct. 17, 1820

Barzillia F., of Providence, drowned at sea
from brig Eunice, from Amsterdam to Phil-
adelphia, , Dec. — , 1820

Roxana, wife of David, and daughter of Col.
Shubael Hutchins, of Killingly, Ct., at
Providence, in 38th year, Feb. 13, 1821

James Howard, son of James H., at Hamp-
ton, Ct., aged 10 months, Aug. 29, 1821

William, son of Calvin, Oct. 8, 1822

Washington, at Glocester, aged 46 years.

American of Aug. 8, 1823

Benjamin, at Brooklyn, Ct., aged 88 years.

American of Aug. 22, 1823

Mrs. , wife of Edwin, at Brooklyn, Ct,

aged 25 years. American of Sept. 14,1824

Roxana Hutchins, daughter of David, aged 6
yt-ars, Feb. 10, 1825

Lucy, wife of Col. Joseph, at Glocester, aged
69 years, March 3, 1825

Rebecca, wife of Jonathan, aged 78 years, Feb. 23, 1826

22

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

CADY Ann Greene, wife of Hezekiah, and
daughter of Cyrus Cooke, Esq., at Gloces-
ter, aged 33 years, leaves 8 children,

Col. Joseph, at Glocester, in 84th year,

Chester, aged 23,

William, son of John P., aged 7 months,

Nell, son of late Col. Joseph, of Glocester,
aged 35 years,

Chloe, wife of Dea. Josiah, in 56th year,

Mary Ann Hutchins, daughter of David, of

Providence, at Plainfield, Ct., in iSth year,

CAHILL William, at New York ; fell into a lime

kiln ; was drunk. American of
CAHOONE James, at Newport, aged 87 years;

Ruth, widow of Capt. Stephen H., at New-
port, in 6ist year. American of

Phebe, widow of James, at Newport, aged 73
years. American of

Capt. Charles W., of Newport, at St. Augus-
tine, Fla.,aged 26 years,

Mary, daughter of Capt. John W., at New-
port, aged 9 years,

Mrs. Mary, widow of John, at NewDort, aged
82 years. American of

George B., infant son of Capt. John W., at
Newport, aged 9 months. American of

Ann, daughter of late Capt. Charles, of New-
port, at Jamestown, aged 30 years,

Philena, daughter of late John, at Newport,
aged 56 years,

Frances, wife of Stephen H., at Newport,
aged 39 years. American of

Catharine, at the Newport Asylum, aged 52
years. American of
CAIN Samuel, at Taunton, aged "](> years,
CAIRNES Mary Eliza, daughter of the late

John, in this town, in 13th year,
CAJOL, at Verdom Dom, formerly director of
the Paraclete Convent ; he possessed sou-
venirs of Abelard and Heloise. American
of
CALDER Sally, eldest daughter of James, in
this town, in 38th year.

Admiral Sir R , Baronet, in England,

aged 74 years. American of

Louisa, wife of John, aged 26 years,

Edwin Algernon, son of William, aged 4

years,
Mary Elizabeth, daughter of Col. John, aged
8 months,

March 17, 1826
July 31, 1826
Nov. 2T, [827
P'eb. 27, 1828

Dec. 31, 1829
May 21, 183 1

Nov. 2, 1832

March 25, 1831
Jan. 6, 1814

March 23, 18 [9

Sept. 24, 1 819

Aug. 16, 1821

Nov. 14, 1824

Dec. 7, 1824

June 7, 1825

Dec. 31, 1826

Sept. I, 1827

.Sept. 28, 1830

Feb. 18, 1 83 1
June 30, 1827

Nov. IS, 1815

Oct. 26, 1819

Sept. ■?, 1816

Dec. 29, i8r8
Sept. 3, 1819

Dec. 13, 1824

Feb. 17, 1826

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 23

CADWALLADER, Col. Lambert, near Tren-
ton, N. J., aged 80 years ; he commanded
a regiment in the Revolution and was sev-
eral years a congressman. American of Sept. 23, 1823

CALDWELL John E., Esq., agent American

Bible Society, at New York. American of March 23, 1819
John, at Burrillville, in S3d year, formerly of

Marlboro, Mass., May 11, 1820

Rev. David, in North Carolina, aged 99 years,

5 months. American of Sept. 14, 1824

Elias H., clerk of the Supreme Court of Uni-
ted States, and attorney at law, at Wash-
ington, D. C, after a long illness. Ameri-
can of June 7, 1825
Lieut. William Mackay, U. S. Army or Navy,

at Philadelphia. American of Sept. 23 and 27, 1825

William, keeper of the Dexter house, New-

buryport, aged 66 years. American of Feb. 2, 1830

CALEDONIAN, the gigantic, died Sept. i, 1808,
in Duke street ; was 7 ft., 4 in. tall, fought
at Crown Point in 1750, where he was
badly wounded, yet in this condition he
killed two French soldiers and took an offi-
cer prisoner ; for this conduct he had a
pension for life. American of Oct. 25, 1808

CALL John M., at Charlestown, Mass., aged 16

years. American of Sept. 14, 1832

CALLAHAN John, son of John H., aged 4

months, 23 days, May 13, 1816

Amelia, wife of Capt. William, aged 44 years, Nov. 10, 1826

CALLENDER Mrs. Mary, in this town, in 78th

year, Oct. 11, 181 5

John, of Surinam, aged 65 years, at Provi-
dence, July 19, 1827
Thomas, at Smithville, N. C, aged 74 years ;
served in the Revolution ; was at Trenton,
Brandywine, Germantown and Monmouth,
and taken prisoner at Charleston. Ameri-
can of Oct. 7. 1828

CALLINS Francis, in 33d year, military honors, Juiy 11, 1819

CALLUM Miss Susan, aged 24 years, at Salem,

Mass., suddenly. American of Feb. 16, 1821

CALLEY Winnie, murdered by a runnaway

negro, at Washington C. H., Ala., Sept. 5, 1827

CALTHORPE Hon. John, 2d Lieut, of British
frigate Junon, killed while attempting to
separate some quarreling negroes; he was
a brother of Lord Calthorpe and relative
to Mr. Wilberforce, at Jamaica. American
of July 26, 1816

24

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

CALVERT Lydia, wife of Capt. William, at

Newport, in 48th year,

CAMBUCERES Duke of, formerly one of the

French consols and Duke of Parma ; was

Arch Chancellor of the French Empire

under Napoleon ; held the dignity of the

Grand Cross of the Legion of Honor, at

his death, in France. American of

CAMBRELING Lieut. John Patten, aged 24

years, on board the U. S. Ship Macedonian,

CAMERON John, at Pittsburg, Penn., aged 107

years. American of
CAINES George, Esq., at Catskill, N Y., sud-
denly, in 54th year, attorney at law, and
formerly reporter of Supreme Court of
New York. American of
CAMETT Phebe Ann, daughter of late Isaac,
of Warwick, at Providence, aged 23 years,
CAMM John, clerk of Amherst Court, at Albe-
marle, Va.; he wrapped himself up in paper
on his bed and then set fire to the whole.
American of
CAMPBELL John, native of Ireland, furrier, at
. Boston, found dead in the street,
Lt. Col. John B., U. S. Army, at Williams-
ville, N. Y., from a wound received July 5.
American of
Rev. J. P., at Chillicothe, O., aged 46 years,
author of Natural History of the Western
country. American of
Rt. Hon. Lord Frederick, in London, aged

87 years. American of
Hon. G. W., U. S. Minister to Russia; three
of bis children died at St. Petersburg
within 8 days of each other. American of
Donald, rear admiral of the White squad-
ron, commander of the Windward station,
at sea. American of
Com. Hugh P., U. S. Navy, at Washington,

D. C. American of
Admiral Sir George, Post Admiral, of Ports-
mouth, Eng., aged 60 years, a suicide.
American of
Deborah, daughter of Duncan, aged 10 years,
Duncan, aged 70 years, lost in the woods in

New Brunswick. American of
Gen. , at Grenada, governor of the Isl-
and. American of

Aug. 24, 1823

May 4, 1824

March 16, 1821

April 9, 1822

July 22, 1825
Oct. 22, 1822

June 19, 1818
Nov. 17, 1808

Sept. 16, 1814

Dec. 23, 1814
Aug. 6, 1816

July 27, 1819

Jan. 14, 1820
Nov. 17, 1820

March 30, 1821
Oct. 14, 1822

Nov, 10, 1829

Jan. 15, 1830

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 25

CAMPBELL Ebenezer, at Cummington, aged

46 years ; was thrown from his wagon and

found dead in the road, with his horse lying

upon him. American of Dec. 3, 1830

Archibald, Esq., at Richmond, Va , aged 65

years, brother of the poet. American of Dec. 10, 1830

George, suicide from opium, at Ogdensburgh,

N. Y., aged 25 years. American of Sept. 20, 1831

Kenneth, at Hroadalbin, N. Y., aged loi
years ; was a native of Scotland, come to
America before the Revolution and served
through the war for the colonies, Nov. 4, 1832

CAMSON John, in Virginia, aged 120 years,
having outlived every relative. American
of Oct. 5, 1824

CAMUS Louis, executed by beheading, at Paris,

France. American of April 24, 1832

CANADA Mrs. Nancy, at Bristol, aged 85 years.

American of Feb. 25, 1831

CANFIELD Edward, of Connecticut, at Cam-
bridge, Mass., aged 20 years; member
junior class Harvard University. Ameri-
can of Sept. 19, 1 817
Jared, murdered and sunk in the water, at

New York. American of June 18, 1830

CANN James, at New York, was bitten eight

months ago by a dog. American of Feb. 22, 1820

CANNING George, member of the privy coun-
cil, secretary of the treasury, born April
II, 1770, died Aug. 8, 1827, see account of
and sketch. American of Sept. 21, 1827

CANNON Adolphus, at Charlestown, Mass., fell
down a scuttle and broke his neck. Amer-
ican of April 9, 1820

CANON Charles, formerly of Newport, at New

Bedford, aged 45 years. American of Dec. 28, 1830

CANOVA A celebrated sculptor, at Venice, Oct. 12, 1822

CANTINE Moses, at Albany, N. Y., editor of
Albany Argus, from drinking domestic
cordial (Noyeau). Jan. 23, 1823

CAPEN Benjamin, at Middleboro, Mass., aged

21 years, June 15, 1823

CAPRON Charles, at Uxbridge, in 74th year, Nov. 9, 1812

Amey, only daughter of Smith, at Cumber-
land, aged 3 years, drowned. American of April 25, 1815
William Charles, eldest son of Ahab, of Cin-
cinnati, Ohio, at Smithfield, in 12th year, Oct. 8, 1820
Philip, at Cumberland, in 76th year, July 29, 1821
William, aged 37 years, June 10, 1822
Rebecca, wife of Greene, at East Greenwich,

aged 62 years, Nov. 11, 1822

26

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

CAPRON Maria, aged 32, wife of Newton M., of
Montgomery, N. Y., and eldest daughter
of Jesse Brown, of and at Cumberland,

Sarah, daughter of Seth, at Cumberland, in
3d year,

Maria H., at Uxbridge, in 2Sthyear,

Asa, formerly of Cumberland, at Smithfield,
aged 52 years. American of

Phebe C, wife of Effingham L., and daugh-
ter of Jonathan Congdon, of Providence,
at Uxbridge,

Silas, at Cumberland, aged 53. American of

Amarintha E., eldest daughter of Ahab, in
2 1st year,

Caroline Brown, infant daughter of Dr.
George, at North Providence, aged 4 years,

Eunice, wife of Lemuel, at Cumberland, in
31st year,

Mrs. Eliza B., in 31st year, and daughter of
Jesse Brown, of Cumberland, at Dunkirk,
on Lake Erie. American of

Frederick Augustus, infant son of David T.,
CAPWELL Ann Matilda, second daughter of

John, at Warwick, in i8th year,
CARBERRY Gen. Henry, aged 66, at George-
town, D. C , soldier of the Revolution.
American of

CARBONES Mr. , lost in the wreck of the

ship Helen, at sea. American of
CARD Mary, youngest daughter, of Deacon
William, at Newport, in i8th year,

Daniel, aged 22 years, drowned by upsetting
of a boat. American of

Sarah, wife of William, at Newport, at an ad-
vanced age. American of

James Carey, at Jamestown, aged 51 years.
American of

Miss Waitey, at Newport, aged 68 years,

Jeremiah, son of Jeremiah, aged i year, 20
days,

Joseph C, at Newport, aged 26 years,

Sarah, daughter of late Joseph, at Middletown,
aged 73 years. American of

Richard, at Middletcwn, aged 88 years,

Eliza G, wife of John C, daughter of late
Isaac Gardiner, at Newport, aged 32 years.
American of

William, formerly of Newport, at New Bed-
ford, aged 86 >ears,

Mrs. Hannah, widow of Richard, aged 70
years,

Dec. 3, 1824

Dec. 12, 1825
Jan. 5, 1826

Jan. 8, 1828

March 17, 1828
April 25, 1828

Oct.'i, 1828

Oct. 22, 1829

April 16, 1830

Dec. 14, 1830
Feb. 10, 1832

Dec. 12, 1829

June 14, 1822
Feb. 4, 1 810
July S, 1810

Aug. 16, 1814

Nov. 7, 1815

Feb. I, 1820
Sept. 16, 1822

Sept. 20, 1822
March 19, 1823

Dec. 9, 1823
Oct. 22, 182^

April 4, 1828
July 5, 1828
Aug. 8, 1828

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS

27

CARD Potter, of Providence, at Warwick, aged
80 years, Revolutionary pensioner. Amer-
ican of
Jeremiah, formerly of Prbvidence, at Roches-
ter, N. Y., in 3Sth year,
Rachal, in 67th year,
CARENZONI Rt. Rev. Bernard Marie, Bishop

of Feltri, at Paris. American of
CAREY Hannah, widow of John, formerly of
Newport, in this town, aged 85 years.
American of
Dr. Joseph, at Coventry, in 42d year,
CARY Rev. Samuel, Associate Minister of

Kings Chapel, Bostoii, at Royston, Eng.,
CAREY Elizabeth, wife of Chad, at Johnston,
aged about 45 years ; 11 of her 13 children
followed her to the grave.
Col. Wilson Miles, at Fluvanna Co., Va.,
aged 84 years ; was in earlier life collector
for port of Hampton and James River;
member of Virginia Assembly and Govern-
ment of Great Britain. American of
Joseph, formerly of Providence, at Richfield,
N. Y , in 74th year,

, daughter of James, at Newburyport,

aged 7 years, killed by the caving of a
bank,
George, at Pawtuxet, in 47th year,
Patty, wife of Michael, at Barrington, m 89th

year,
Rhoda, wife of Ebenezer, and daughter of
Capt. James Burlingame, at Scituate, in
30th year,
Jonathan, at Sterling, Ct., Revolutionary
pensioner, aged 80 years. American of
CARLILE William, at Jonesboro, Me., aged 45
years,
Elizabeth Fowler, daughter of Col. John, aged

57 years, 5 months,
Catharine, daughter of Rev. Thomas, at

Salem, Mass., aged i year. American of
Catharine, daughter of Rev. Thomas, at

Salem. American of
Rev. Thomas, eldest son of Col. John, aged
32 years, graduate of Brown University,
1809; was formerly Rector of St. Peters
Church, Salem, Mass., at Providence,
Elizabeth, wife of Benjamin, formerly of
Providence, at Marietta, O., in S8th year.

Feb. 24, 1829

June 6, 1830
July 31, 1830

Oct. 15, 1811

Jan. 27, 1815
May 7, 1815

Oct. 22, 1815

June 5, 1817

Dec. 30, 1 8 17
Aug. 18, 1818

June 20, 1820
Jan. 23, 1822

March 25, 1824

May 29, 1826
March i, 1831
May 6, 1813
Oct. 22, 1816
Sept. 4, 1 82 1
Sept. 7, 1 82 1

March 28, 1824
Sept. 28, 1824

28

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

CARLILE John R, native of Rhode Island,
and formerly merchant of Savannah, at
New Orleans, aged 34 years,

John Thompson, son of Edward, aged 8
months. 7 days,

Col. John, in 76th year,
CARLTON Capt. George, thrown from a sleigh
and killed on returning from Boston, at
Johnston, Vt. American of

Ann Frances, infant daughter of George,
aged I year, 4 months,

George, of Bath, Grafton Co., N. H., at
Providence, aged 29 years,
CARLYLE, a negro driver, murdered by a black

man at Washington, Pa. American of
CARMEY Tiney (colored) at Philadelphia, aged

114 years,
CARMOT The French Revolutionary states-
man ; was member with Napoleon of the
French Executive Consulate at Modge-
burgh, aged 70 years. American of
CARPENTER Capt. James at Newport, aged
40 years. American of

Asel, at Rehoboth, aged 79 years,

Abiah, at Rehoboth, in s8th year,

Betsey, daughter of Capt. Thomas, at Paw-
tuxet, in 20th year,

Hopestill, widow of Abiah, at Rehoboth, in
49th year,

Lydia, eldest daughter of Abiah, at Reho-
both, in 24th year,

Dea. Cyril, at Attleboro, aged 69 years.
American of

William, of this town, at Pawtuxet, aged 27
years,

Mrs. Chloe, at Rehoboth, aged 46 years,
wife of Thomas, ist. American of

Mrs. Freelove, wife of Dr. Cyrel, at Foster,
in 75lh year. American of

Patience, wife of Capt. Peter, at Seekonk, in
26th year,

Uriah, at Adams, Mass. His house burnt
and two of his children perished. Amer-
ican of

Hon. Peter, at Rehoboth, aged about 43
years, member of Massachusetts Legis-
lature; has wife and six children. Amer-
ican of

Olive, at Seekonk, in 31st year. American
of

Dec. 22, 1828

April 7, 1829
July t8, 1832

March 6, 1821

Oct. 31, 1828

Feb. 6, 1831

Feb. IS, 1828

April 5, 1828

Oct. 3, 1823

Nov. 22, 1808

May 4, 1809

July 19, 1809

Nov. 14, 1 8 10

Nov. II, 1810

Feb. 13, i8u

Dec. 13, 181 1

July 28, 1 812

Feb. 5, 1813

March 2, 1813

May 12, 1813

Dec. 24, 1813

June 21, 1814
Aug. 9, 18 14

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS

29

CARPENTER Nathan, at Attleboro, in 48th year,

Beston (colored), at Coventry, aged about 66
years,

Arnold, son of Joseph, at North Providence,
in 19th year, of lockjaw. American of

Mrs. Martha, wife of Elihu, at Seekonk, in
57th year. American of

Dr. Cyrel, at Foster, in 8ist year, a pupil of
the late Dr. Ephraim Brown,

Esther, widow of Capt. Francis, and daughter
of Hon. James, of and at South Kingstown,
in 77th year,

Susannah, wife of Thomas, Esq., at Rehoboth,
in 54th year,

Nathaniel, at Smithfield, aged 48 years,

Orvilie W., son of Nathan, deceased, of Attle-
boro, at Washington, N. C, in 23d year,

Iryphenia, only daughter of Capt. William, in
15th year. American of

Lucy, widow of James, at Rehoboth, in 4Sth
year,

Penuel, at Seekonk, in 39th year,

Elizabeth, wife of Dr. Comfort A., at Paw-
tuxet, in 62d year,

Benjamin, at Seekonk, in 56th year. Amer-
ican of

Avis, widow of Capt. James, Sr., at Newport,
in 82d year. American of

Benjamin, a midshipman in the Navy,
drowned in boarding the U. S. Sloop of
War Hornet, in New York Harbor. Amer-
ican of

William, in i;2d year,

Hannah, widow of Jotham., Esq., at Cumber-
land, in 72d year,

Miss Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Thomas,
at Rehoboth, in 38th year.

Deliverance, wife of Nathaniel, at Cranston,
in 70th year,

Frances W., daughter of late Capt. James, at
Newport, aged 36 years,

James, at Shawneetown, 111., in 47th year,
eldest son of Nathaniel, of Cranston,

Eliza Ann, daughter of John J., at Cumber-
land, aged 19 months,

Anson, at Foxboro, aged 9 years. Ameri-
can of

Susan, wife of Lieut. John, at Foxboro, Mass.,
aged 53 years. American of

, wife of Nehemiah, at Foxboro. Amer-
ican of

Sept. 3, 1 8 14

Nov. 14, 1814

Feb. 14, 1815

March r, i8t6

Dec. 9, 1816

Jan. 8, 1817

March 29, 1817
April 28, 1 8 17

Aug. 26, 1817

Sept. 16, 18 1 7

Sept. 2[, 1817
Oct. 20, i8i8

Jan. 28, 1819

Feb. 5, 1819

Oct. 12, 1819

June 6, 1820
June 8, 1820

Aug. 6, 1820

March 10, i82i_

April 24, 1821

June 2, 1821

Sept. — , 182 1

Oct. 12, 1821

Nov. 6, 1 82 1

Nov. 6, 1 82 1

Nov. 6, 1 82 1

30

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

CARPENTER William M., youngest son of Sam-
uel, formerly of Killingly, Ct., at Provi-
dence, in 2d year,

William Henry, son of Augustus, aged 2
years, 5 months,

Isaac, at Pompey, N. Y., aged about 50, drank
a quart of raw whiskey during the evening.
American of

Ezekiel, at Attleboro, in 89th year,

George, aged 43 years,

Abiah, at Rehoboth, aged 33 years,

Susan S., daughter of Ezekiel, in i8th year,

John, in 85th year,

Daniel, at Seekonk, in 85th year,

Master George, aged 9 years,

Albert Greene, only son of Col. Earle, aged
I year, 1 1 days.

Job. of Providence, drowned by the upsetting
of a boat in the harbor of Wilmington, N. C,

Lydia, at Attleboro, aged 42 years. Ameri-
can of

Susannah, wife of Jeremiah, and daughter of
William Sprague. at Cranston, in 28th year,

William, son of Benjamin, of Warwick, at Wil-
mington. N. C, aged about 33 years,

Emily, wife of Capt. Augustus, in 38th year,

Martha Bartlett, daughter of Job, at North-
bridge, Mass., aged 13 years. American
of

Dr. Alva, son of Elihu, of Seekonk, in Mobile,
Ala., in 27th year, graduate of Brown 1818,

Amey A., iu 39th year, at Cumberland,

Sarah Ann, daughter of John R., aged 14
years,

Ebeta, daughter of Dr. Darius, at Seekonk,
in 4th year.

Elpha French, infant daughter of Davis, at
Seekonk. American of

Thankful, wife of Benjamin, at South Kings-
town,
John R., in 47th year.
Dr. Elihu, at Seekonk, in 74th year,
Stephen Henry, son of Stephen, at Fall
River, aged i year, 5 months. American of
Mary, wife of Oliver, in 80th year,
Capt. Peter, in 41st year, at New York; had
just returned from St. Thomas where he
had been for his health ; his remains were
brought here and buried with Masonic and
military honors.

Feb. 14, 1822
May 10, 1822

May 28, 1822

Oct. 9, 1822

Nov. 19, 1822

Dec; 27, 1822

March 2, 1823

March 21, 1823

April 18, 1823

July 18, 1823

Aug. s, 1823

Aug. 10, 1823

Nov. II, 1823

Aug. 27, 1824

Oct. 8, 1824
May 24, 1825

Aug. 5, 1825

Nov. 30, 1825
March 7, 1826

July II, 1826

Aug. I, 1826

Nov. 28, 1826

Dec. 27, 1826

April 28, 1827

July 5, 1827

July 6, 1827
Nov. 26, 1827

Feb. 12, 1828

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

31

CARPENTER Jane, daughter of the late Ben-
ajah, aged 55 years,

Zerirah, widow of Benjamin, at Seekonk, in
6ist year. American of

Nathaniel, at Cranston, in 8sth year,

David, at Lime Rock, killed by a blast,

Peter, at Rehoboth, in 30th year,

Fear, wife of Cyrel, at Coventry, aged 58
years,

Jesse, native of St. Johns, N. B., at Provi-
dence, aged 23 years,

Ebenezer, son of Capt. Job, drowned at Val-
ley Falls,

William, of Seekonk, graduate of Brown Uni-
versity,

Dr. Comfort Augustus, at Cranston, in 71st
year. Masonic honors,

Oliver, aged 85 years.

Nathaniel G., son of Col. Earl, in sth year,

Sarah, wife of Lewis, at Sharon, Mass., in
54th year,

Andrew Jackson, infant son of Hosea. Amer-
ican of

Henry Clay, son of Cyrel S , at Olneyville,

Horatio, at Seekonk, ,m 22d year,

CARR , two brothers drowned in New York

harbor,

Samuel, at Newport, aged 60 years ; return-
ing from visiting a sick relative, was blown
off the causeway near Long Wharf and
drowned,

Capt. John, at Newport, aged ^^ years,

Elizabeth, daughter of Samuel E.. of New-
port, at Warwick, aged 18 years. Ameri-
can of

Capt. John, at Seekonk, in 45th year,

Henry, of Warren, at sea, on board schooner
Exchange, of Bristol'. American of

James and his daughter, drowned below
Louisville, Ky.; he was formerly a con-
gressman trom Maine, recently a merchant
at Baltimore,

Mary, wife of Ebenezer, at Jamestown, in
5 Sth vear. American of

Lydia B., daughter of William P., at New-
port, aged 22 years. American of

Patience, daughter of the late Daniel, of
Jamestown, at Westerly, aged 62 years.
American of

Feb. 17, 1828

March 7, 1828

Aug. 12, 1828

Oct. 4, 1828

Jan. 28, 1829

April 4, 1829

Aug. 16, 1829

Aug. 23, 1829

Jan. 2, 1830

March 10, 1830

Oct. 8, 1830

Feb. 22, 1832

Aug. 19, 1832

Sept. 4, 1832
Dec. 19, 1832
Dec. 19, 1832

Dec. 20, 1808

March 21, 18 14
March 22, 18 14

Sept. 30, 1 8 14
Dec. 25, 1815

March 6, 1818

Aug. 24, 1818
April 13, 1819
Aug. 20, 1 819

Aug. 20, 1819

32

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

CARR Miss Sally, daughter of the late Edward,
Esq., of Jamestown, at Westerly. Ameri-
"can of

Joshua, at West Greenwich, aged 72 years,

Philip, son of Capt. Caleb, of Warren, at
Matanzas, in 23d year. American of

Francis, Esq., attorney at law, at St. Louis,
Mo., in 26th year,

Hon. Francis, late member of Congress, at
Bangor, Me., aged 69 years. American of

Thomas Freebody, infant son of Capt. Rob-
ert R., at Newport, aged 7 months,

Samuel C, at Newport, in 79th year,

Robert, of Rhode Island, aged 28 years, at
New York hospital, of abscess, between
Dec. I, 1821 and Feb. 28, 1822. American
of

Mr. , the comediin, at New Orleans, of

the fever. American of

Lillis, daughter of late Capt. Samuel, at
Warren, in 2ist year,

John, at Jamestown, in 50th year,

Sally, daughter of late Capt. Samuel, at War-
ren, in 28th year. American of

Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of late Jonathan, at
Warren, in 76th year. American of

Samuel E, at Newport, aged 54 years.
American of

Sally, widow of late Capt. Samuel, at Warren,
in 54th year,

Samuel I., at Newport, aged 60 years. Amer-
ican of

Elizabeth, daughter of Rowland, at Westerly,
aged 29 years,

Elizabeth, daughter of Rowland, Esq., at
Westerly, aged 28 years,

William, son of Samuel, at Newport, aged 17
months,

Betsey Miller, daughter of Capt. Caleb, at
Warren, in 2 1 St year ; was scared on the
road by some real or imaginary object,

Ann, widow of Samuel C, ;it Newport, aged
77 years,

Thomas, son of late Oliver^ at Jamestown,
aged 50 years,

Caleb Saunders, son of Capt. Turner, at
Warren, in 3d year,

Stephen, infant son of Caleb, at Pawtuxet,
aged 15 months,

March 17, 1820
Oct. 17, 1820

May 29, 1821

Sept. 15, 1821

Oct. 26, 182 1

Dec. 17, 1821
Dec. 22, 1821

March 22, 1822

Oct. II, 1822

Feb. 28, 1823
July 24, 1823

April 5, 1825

Aug. 26, 1825

Sept. 13, 1825

March 23, 1826

June 13, 1826

Aug. 23, 1826

Aug. 23, 1826

June [3, 1827

June 27, 1827

March 20, 1828

Aug. 21, 1828

Sept. 29, 1828

>Oct. 2, 1828

RHODE ISLA.ND AMERICAN-DEATHS

33

CARR Mrs. , wife of Capt. Caleb, at Warren,

at an advanced age,
Capt. Caleb, at Warren, a Revolutionary offi-
cer, in 88th year,
Eliza, wife of Stephen, daughter of Lee

Langley, in 23d year,
Elizabeth Mason, only daughter of John, aged

4 years, 5 months, at Pawtucket,
Benjamin, at Jamestown, aged 66 years,
CARRICO Mrs. Deborah, at Beverly, aged 40.

American of
CARRIEL Mrs. Rebecca, at Shrewsbury, aged

82 years,
CARRINGTON Hon. Paul, Jr., at Charlotte Co.
Va. American of
Paul, E.sq , at Charlotte Co., Va., a soldier

of the Revolution. American of
Susan, wife of Henry, at Middletown, Ct.,
aged 44 years. American of
CARRIQUE Henry, son of Rev. Richard, of
Hartford, Ct. Lost at sea from brig Sea
Island on passage from New London to
Matanzas, aged 20 years,
CARROLL Schuyler, son of Dr. Ephraim, at
Woodstock, Ct., in 17th year. American
of
Rev. John, Roman Catholic Primate, at Bal-
timore, aged 80 years,
Henry, late of Washington, D. C, in Missouri,

killed by Gentry. American of

Thomas, of Ireland, at Mobile, aged 37 years,
CAR RUTH Joseph, at Northboro, aged 66

years. American of
CARSON Capt. John, was shot Jan. 21, by Lieut.
Smith, at Philadelphia,
Mrs. Ann, at the Penitentiary, Philadelphia,

of Typhus Fever. American of
William, at Hamptonvilie, N. C, was search-
ing for gold at the Mecklenburgh mines,
CARTER Deadana, daughter of Stanley, at Scit-
uate, in 13th year,
Benjamin, merchant, at Baltimore, formerly
of this town, aged 32 years. American of
Robert B., Contractor for U. S. Troops in

Georgia, at Georgia. American of
John, Esq. , aged 69 years, a native of Phila-
delphia; for about 45 years was editor and
proprietor of the Providence Gazette ; was
at one time postmaster. Sermon by Rev.
Dr. Crocker,

April 2, 1829

April 3, 1829

Jan. 6, 1830

June 30, 1830
March 27, 1831

Aug. 8, 1823
Aug. 14, 1829

Feb. 2, 1816
July 17, 1818
Sept. 13, 1825

Nov. 20, 1823

June 30, 1809

Dec. 3, 1815

April 14, 1820
Aug. 17, 1825

June 29, 1830

Feb. 4, 1 816

May 4, 1824

Sept. 7, 1829

May 26, 1809

May S, 1812

Feb. 22, 1814

Aug. 19, 1814

34 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

CARTER John, printer, in this town, in 41st year, Feb. 21, 1815
John, formerly of East Greenwich, in 3Sth

year, Dec. 22, 18 19

William, of Providence, in 37th year, had

been from home 4 years, at St. Francis-

ville, La., Aug. 10, 1821

Dorothy, widow of William, at Newport, in

74th year. American of Aug. 27, 1822

Horace, executed at Worcester for an un-
natural assault upon an aged woman, Ruth

Ainsworth. American of Dec. 13, 1825

John, of Virginia, at Providence, in 25th year, Feb. 20, 1826
Mrs. Rebecca, wife of Joseph, at Boston,

aged 53 years, Jan. 7, 1827

George E., aged 25 years, son of late Esbon,

of Dudley, Masa., at Jacksonville, Fla., Aug. 30, 1828

Thaddeus P., of Boston, at Rio Janeiro.

American of Sept. i, 1829

Nathaniel H., Esq., of New York, at Mar-
seilles, France ; was known as the editor

of the Statesman and author of a book of

travels, Jan. 2, 1830

Capt. Benjamin, at Camden, S. C, aged 75

years, the last of the old soldiers of Cam-
den. He was at battles ot Brandy wine

and Germantown where he was wounded ;

wmtered at Valley Forge ; was at Gates'

defeat at Camden ; was one of the skir-
mishers to harrass Corn wall is' retreat

through the Carolina's; was at Hobkirk

Hill and Eutaw Springs at the taking of

Fort Mott and joined a knot of officers un-
der an oak tree near McCord's Ferry, who

swore to be revenged on the British for

hanging Col. Hayne. American of Feb. 1 2, 1830

Dr. Benjamm Bowen, eldest son of late John,

of Providence, at New York, aged 60 years, April 24, 1831
Dr. Benjamin Bowen. American of April 29, 183 1

Miss Elizabeth, at Boston, aged 52 years, May 6, 1831

Sarah, wife of Cornelms S., aged 23 years,

3 months, May 7, 1831

Dr. Benjamin Bowen, a graduate of R. I.

College, 1786, see sketch in American of Tulv i i8-?i

CARTWRIGHT Major, the friend to Civil -> J' ' -5

Liberty, in England, Sept. 23, 1824

John, the celebrated performer on musical

glasses, at New York, aged 68 years.

American of jjgj, - jg2^

Thomas, of Rhode Island, at New York ' '

Hospital, aged 28 years, Aug. 23, 1825

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

35

CARTWRIGHT James, of Nantucket, at sea, of

an unknown disease, July lo, 1828

CARVALDO Moses Gomez, a Jew born in

Portugal in 1706, emigrated to Holland in

1729 ; has been twice married. His eldest

child died when 78 years and his youngest

is only 22, both children by first wife. In

1798 his second wife was delivered of a

son who died shortly after. In 1804 he

saw his 5th generation in a great, great

grandson. He never lost a tooth or wore

glasses. American of
CARVER Amey, wife of John G., in 29th year,
Capt. Joseph, formerly of Scituate, R. I., at

Richfield, N. Y.,
Frederick A. M., at Taunton, aged 32 years,
Sally, widow of William, at Taunton, aged

56 years. American of
Joanna, widow of Nathan, at Taunton, aged

80 years. American of
John, aged 42 years,
Preston, of Shutesbry, at New Braintree,

aged 22 years. In an attempt to descend

from a load of hay, he slipped, a stake was

driven through his body and broke off. He

lived 43 hours in great suffering. Amer-

of
CASBEN William Henry, youngest son of Jere-
miah, of Elkton, at Newark, Del., aged 19

years. He and his preceptor had a falling

out and he withdrew from school. His

father ordered him to apologize ; rather

than do it he shot himself, saying death

before dishonor, Dec 9, 1814

CASE Celinda, wife of Capt. John P., at North

Kingstown, aged 33 years, Jan. 29, 1813

Hannah, wife of Nathan, at Coventry, aged
63 years, Oct. 7, 1828

CASEY Mr. , in Dublin, Ire.; he directed

that instead of expense at his funeral good

and comfortable overcoats for 30 poorest

men in the parish and 20 silk handker-
chiefs for 20 poorest women, and that

they should appear at his funeral with

these on ; that 6 poor men act as bearers

and have £1 each for their trouble. Amer-
ican of May 17, 1816
Silas, Esq., at East Greenwich, in 8ist year, Sept. 27, 1814
Abigail, widow of Silas, Society of Friends,

at East Greenwich, m 85th year, Sept. 14, 1821

May 3, 1816
March 8, 1813

June 8, 181 5
Aug. 16, 1822

Feb. 13, 1824

March 2, 1827
Jan. I, 1829

Aug. 6, 1830

36

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

CASEY John, at East Greenwich, aged 88 years.
American of
Elizabeth, wife of Wanton, Esq., at East
Greenwich ; was a native of Brookfield,
Mass., and daughter of Major N. Goodale,
a Revolutionary officer ; he removed in
1789 to Ohio, where he was killed by the
Indians ; she married early in Marietta,
O., and has since lived in Rhode Island ;
her age was 57,

CASHIER Catharine, murdered by Susan An-
thony, who was sentenced to be hung for
the crime. American of
Catharine, executed at Blackwell's Island,
New York, for murder,

CASHMAN John, a seaman, executed at Lon-
don, for rioting; he died with great courage,

CASKEY Robert, murdered by Malcolm Wor-
ley, in Adair Co., Ky., aged 82 years,

CASSEDY Cornelius, native of Ireland, at
Portsmouth, suddenly,

CASSIDY James, waiter, killed by an explosion
of a boiler on steamer Chief Justice Mar-
shall, in Hudson River,

CASSIN Lieut. Joseph, at sea, on board U. S.
Ship Hornet, off Pensacola. American of

Mrs. , wife of the Commodore, at sea,

on passage from Norfolk to Charleston.
American of
Com. John, commanding the Southern

squadron, at Charleston, S. C,
Lieutenant-Commander Joseph, on board U.
S. Sch, Grampus, on passage from Pensa-
cola to Havana,

CASTALL Thomas, drowned in New York har-
bor,

CASTANOS General, in Spain, aged 75 years.
American of

CASTILLANO Garcia Joseph Demas, executed
at Norfolk, Va., for murder of Peter La-
gourdotte,

CASTILLIO Joseph, seaman, of Boston, at
Providence,

CASTINE Jane, colored, at the Poorhouse,
Erie Co., N. Y., aged about 1 19 years ; she
was born at Nine Partners, N. Y., in 171 1.
American of
Jane (colored), at Poorhouse, Erie Co.. N. Y.,
aged 119 years; she was born at Nine
Partners, Dutchess Co., N. Y., 171 1.
American of

Feb. 23-, 1827

Aug. 2, 1830

March 24, 1829

May 7, 1829

March 11, 1817

Sept. 22, 1826

Aug. 22, 1824

April 22, 1830
Oct. 9, 1 82 1

Dec. 14, 1 82 1
March 24, 1822

Nov. 30, 1826
Dec. 20, 1808
Sept. ri, 1818

June I, 1821
April 14,^1828

June 15, 1830

July 2, 1830

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 37

CASTOFF Jeremiah F., son of John, of New-
port, at Savannah, Ga., in 23d year, first
mate of ship Good' Return, June 27, 1820

John, at Newport, aged 67 years, May 21, 1824

CASWELL Mary, wife of William, in 49th year,

at Newport. American of July 30, 1816

Cyrus, at Taunton, aged 46 years, Oct. 2, 1821

Moses, at Taunton, aged 88 years, Nov. 22, 1821

, wife of Noah, at Taunton, April 13, 1823

G. K., native of Taunton, aged 30 years, in

Jefferson Co., Miss., Oct. 26, 1824

Francis, son of Ebenezer, at Taunton, aged

26 years. American of March 20, 1827

George, at Taunton, aged 8i years. Ameri-
can of Dec. 16, 1828
Mary T., infant daughter of Rev. Prof. Cas-
well, Oct. 8, 1832

CATLIN Julius, brother of the artist, drowned
at Carthage, Lower Falls, N. H. Ameri-
can of Sept. 30, 1828

CATTONEAU Capt. D. N., at Savannah; he
commanded the U. S. frigate Pallas under
Paul Jones, served in the Revolution.
American of Dec. 27, 1808

CAULFIELU Thomas, comedian, formerly of
Boston Theatre, at Cincinnati, in 49th
year. American of May 19, 1815

CAUTRE Louis, a Frenchman; he dressed him-
self in Oriental costume, presented him-
self at the door of a hermitage near Mt,
Vesuvius and announced he wished to stay
a few days ; he got a hermit to accompany
him to the crater of the volcano, where he
deliberately jumped into its vortex. Amer-
ican of April 6, 1821

CAVENDISH Mrs. , from the shock of the

death of the Princess Charlotte, in Eng-
land. American of Jan. 13, 1818

CAWING John W., son of Henry, at New York,

aged 5 years. American of Aug. 10, i8ig

CAZEY Corporal John, native of Ireland, at
Newport ; was found dead under the ram-
parts of Fort Adams ; supposed to have
fallen from the heights in a fit of derange-
ment, Oct. 2, 1824

CEASER, a negro, executed at Norfolk, Va., for

murder of Officer Flood, July 14, 1815

CEAVER John, nativeof Ireland, at the asylum, Jan. 27, 1829

CEY Miss Rebecca, at Bristol, aged 24 years, Dec. 17, 1832

38

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

CHASE Hon. Samuel, in Maryland, one of the as-
sociate justices of the United States, a pat-
riot of 1776. American of June28, 1811
CHACE William, son of John, at Attleboro, in

24th year, July 4, 181 1

Asa, at Somerset, in 69th year, July 19, 1812

Lyman, at Smitnfield, in 21st year, Oct. 25, 1813

Edward, at Warren, aged 76 years. Ameri-
can of Sept. 23, 1 8 14

Mary, wife of Capt. William, formerly of this
town, at Lansingburgh, N. Y., aged 84
years. May 7, 18 15

Frances, daughter of William, aged 3 years,

in this town, Oct. 24, 1815

CHASE Marcus, at Rehoboth, in 28th year, April 14, 1816

CHACE Francis, at Amesbury, of hydrophobia ;
was bitten middle of last March by a heifer
who it was thought had been bitten by a
dog. American of June 18, 1816

Francis, Jr., at Newtown, N. H., in 32d year;
an obituary and long account in American
of June 28, 1816

Zachais, at Portsmouth, in 79th year, of So-
ciety of F"riends, Aug. 6, 1816
CHASE Alice, daughter of late Zacchaus, at

Portsmouth, in 43d year, May 4, 18 17

CHACE Harriet Jones, infant daughter of John

B., in this town, Aug. 6, 1817

Hugh, editor of Louisiana Rambler ; was
killed by George B. Curtis, who fired a
musket within a foot of his face, said act
was done m a quarrel. Chace leaves a widow
not IS years old, at Natchez, Miss. Ameri-
can of Oct. 2, 1818

Capt. S. W. C, native of Massachusetts, at

Savannah, Ga. Masonic honors, Nov. 25, 18 [8

George Jenkins, son of John B., aged 3 mos., Sept. 25, 1819

Freeborn, daughter of Holder, at Portsmouth,

aged 38 years. American of Nov. 30, 1819

Capt. Gilbert, at Newport, in soth year.

American of Jan. 14, 1820

Holder, at Portsmouth, in 86th year. Amer-
ican of Jan. 14, 1820

Samuel, son of John B., aged 22 months, March 7, 1820

Pardon, formerly of Attleboro, at Fayetteville,

N. C, in 27th year, Sept. 17, 1820

Benjamin, at Portsmouth, in 73d year, Nov. 13, 1820

Mary, eldest daughter of Caleb, at Dighton,

Mass. American of Dec. 5, 1820

Sherbourne, was wounded at Powder Mill ex-
plosion, caused death. American of Dec. 15, 1820

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS

39

CHACE Joanna, widow of Edward, at Warren,
in 91st year,

, a lad, from a severe punishment by the

teacher, at Athens, Vt. American of

Sarah, daughter of James, at Middletown,
aged 17 years.

Content, daughter of Benjamin, deceased, at
Portsmouth, aged 41 years,

Capt. John, of Providence, at St. Mary's, Ga.,
in 37th year,

Elizabeth, widow of Zacheus, at Portsmouth,
in 83d year. Society of Friends. American
of

Peter, at Middletown, aged 30 years. Amer-
ican of

Jonathan, at Nantucket, aged 69 years.
American of

Freeborn, widow of Holder, at Portsmouth,
aged 79 years. American of

Susan, wife of James, and daughter of Thomas
R. Congdon, of Jamestown, at Portsmouth,
aged 29 years,

Elizabeth, widow of Aaron, at Portsmouth,
aged 86 years. American of

Stephen, of Society of Friends, at Kensing-
ton, N. H., aged 70 years. American of
CHASE James, son of James, at Taunton.

American of
CHACE James, son of Asa, of Swanzey, at Fair-
haven, aged about 21,

Hannah F"., wife of John B., and daughter of
Alexander Jones, of Providence, at Charles-
town, Mass., in 33d year,

Capt. Stephen B., a nautical commander
who formerly sailed out of this port, at
Somerset,

Michael, of Rhode Island, at New Orleans.
American of

Daniel, Esq , at Prudence Island, aged 65
years, former member of General Assem-
bly from Portsmonth,

Anna, wife of Capt. Henry, formerly of Little
Compton, at Scipio, N. Y.,

Rev. Philander, Jr., of Zanesville, Ohio, son
of the Rt. Rev. Bishop Chace, at Charles-
ton, S. C,

Jonathan, suddenly, at Swanzey, in 78th year,
of Society of Friends,

Nancy V., daughter of late Elisha, at New-
port, aged 24 years,

March 9, 1821

March 16, 1821

March 2r, 1821

June 7, 1821

Sept. I, 1821

Oct. 2, 1 82 1

Oct. 12, 1821

Nov. 27, 1821

Sept. 17, 1822

Jan. 3, 1823

March 25, 1823

Aug. 12, 1823

Sept. 19, 1823

Oct. 3, 1823

Oct. 14, 1823

Oct. IS, 1823
Oct. 28, 1823

Nov. 19, 1823
Feb. 19, 1824

March i, 1824
June 25, 1824
Aug. 12, 1824

40

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

CHACE Arnold Rhodes, infant son of Capt. Eph-
raim,

Capt. Abner, at Sutton, Mass., aged 43 years.
American of

Edward, at Somerset, in S3d year, of Society
of Friends,

Hannah, widow of Capt. Samuel, at Newport.
American of

Edmund, at Rehoboth, aged about 26, fell
from a stage,

Hannah, wife of Benjamin, at Middleboro,
aged 50 years,

Abigail, widow of Amos, and daughter of
Robert Miller, of Dighton, at Mendon,
aged 83 years,

Susan, wife of Oliver, at Fall River, in 54th
year,

John Q., son of William, in 5tb year,

John, at Swanzey, aged 53 years. American
of

John, at Swanzey, aged 53 years. American
of

Philip, son of Simeon, of Rehoboth, at Water-
loo, N. Y., aged about 44 years,
CHASE David P., at Millbury, aged 75 years.

American of
CHACE Elizabeth Stillwell, infant daughter of
John 13. and Lydia S. Chase,

Patience, widow of Nathan, at Somerset,

aged 7 ( years, of Society of Friends,

CHASE Phebe, wife of Amasa, and daughter of

Nehemiah Cole, of Society of Friends, at

F"armington, N. Y. American of

CHACE Mrs. Polly, at Brookfield, aged 33 years,

Lothrop L., of Barnstable, mate of the Sap-
pho, at New Orleans. American of

Simeon, at West Newbury, aged 84 years,
graduate of Harvard. American of

Desire, wife of John, at New Bedford, aged
22 years. American of

Edwin Lippitt, twin son of John B. Amer-
ican of

Capt. Benjamin, at Fall River,

Hannah, aged 81 years, of Society of Friends,
CHASE John, eldest son of James, at Middle-
town, aged 46 years, member of General
Assembly. American of

Ruth, widow, at Nantucket, aged 59 years.
American of

April 18, 1825
July 8, 1825
July 24, 1825
Sept. 6, 1825
Dec. 19, 1825
July 30, 1826

Feb). 19, 1827

July 30, 1827
Jan. 21, 1828

Feb. 12, 1828

Feb. 29, 1828

March 31, 1828

April I, 1828

Oct. 25, 1828

Jan. 18, 1829

May I, 1829
July 29, 1829

Sept. II, 1829

Oct. 9, 1829

March 19, 1830

May 14, 1830
July 29, 1830
Nov. 28, 1830

Feb. 8, 1831
March 11, 183 1

RHODE ISLAJiTD AMEIligAN— DEATHS

41

CHACE Rhoda G., infant. daughter, of Dr. Jarvis

B., at Warren, aged 7 months,
Eliza, wife of Samuel C., in 24th year,
Capt. Philip, master of sloop Victory, of Free-
town, at Providence,
George Henry, infant son of William W.,

aged I year,
William Buchanan, son of Samuel C, aged i

year,
Alfred A., son of Dean, at Central Falls, in

1 8th year,
CHADSEY Elisha G., aged 26 years, drowned

near Prudence. Island by upsetting of a

boat,
Jabez, at North Kingstown, in looth year,
Jabez, at North Kingstown, in 67th year, very

suddenly. American of
Rachel, widow of Sirket, at North Kings-

tcwn, aged 49 years,
George, at North Kingstown, aged 41 years,
John, Jr., at North Kingstown,
CH.'^DWICK Frances, daughter of Joseph, at

.Newport, aged 11, years. American of
John, mate of sloop Fly, of Bristol, drowned

at sea. American of
Joseph, at Newport, aged 44 years,
Lieut. Daniel, at Worcester, Mass., aged 37

years. American of
Frances Amelia, infant daughter of John, at

Bristol, aged 2 months, 7 days,
Mary Elizabeth, daughter of John, at Bristol,

aged I year, 10 months,
Seth H., formerly of Falmouth, Mass., at

Providence, in 30th year,
Isaiah, at Falmouth, aged 80 years. Ameri-
can of
CHAFFEE Willard, son of late Jonathan, at

Seekonk, in 24th year,
Nathaniel, at Seekonk, aged 87 years,
Ephraim, at Seekonk, in 66th year. Ameri-
can of
William Crapon, son of Major Zachariah,
Louisa Martin, daughter of William,

Olneyville, aged i year, 1 1 days,
Aaron, Jr., at Seekonk, in i8th year,
Joseph barney, son of William, aged

months, at Olneyville,
.'. Abigail, wife of Daniel, in S4th year,

Thomps, Cuba,
Miss Nancy, formerly of Providence, at Bal

timore, in 37th year,

at

18

at

April II, 183 1
Nov. 29, 1 83 1

Feb. 23, 1832

Feb. 29, 1832

Oct. 5, 1832

Sept. 2, 1832

Aug. 14, 1818
Jan. I, 1820

Sept. 22, 1820

June 26, 1822

Sept. 25, 1822

Oct. 5, 1828

April II, 1820

May 25, 1821
Sept. 6, 1822

March 4, 1825

Jan. 30, 1829

Feb. 6, 1829

June 8, 1829

Jan. s, 1830

Sept. 27, 1 82 1
July 3, 1822

Aug. [2, 1825
Sept. 23, 1825

Nov. 24, 1826
Feb. 3, 1827

April 29, 1827

April 22, 1828

June 6, 1828

42

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

CHAFFEE Selene Edwards, daughter of Major
Zachariah, in 5th year,

, child of Zachariah, killed by being run

over by a wagon,

Eunice Foster, daughter of Stephen, at Bris-
tol,

Amelia D., wife of Harvey, in 29th year,

Richard Saunders, infant son of Capt. Josiah,
aged 9 months, 10 days,

Richard Saunders, son of Capt. Josiah, aged
9 months. 10 days,
CHALONER Wilham, son of late Capt. Walter,

of Troy, Mass., at Havana, aged 41 years,
CHAMBERLAIN Mrs. Charlotte, wife of Cal-
vin, in this town, in 53d year; leaves two
daughters,

Benjamin, at Thetford, Vt., aged 7 years ;
killed by a loaded gun that he and his
brother were playing with. American of

Miss Deliverance, at East Bridgewater,
Mass., aged 52 years. American of

Hannah, widow, at Worcester, aged 63 years,

Elizabeth M., at Coventry, in 60th year,
CHAMBERS Nancy, eldest daughter of James,
in 19th year. American of

George, Esq., at London, aged 82 years ; he
formerly practiced law in Maryland. Amer-
ican of

James, aged 63 years. American of

Reuben B., aged 24 years,

William, M: D., at New York, inventor of
medicines for cure of intemperance,

John S., son of John, at Sharon, aged 14
years ; he fell from a horse, one foot
caught in the stirrup and his head striking
a log caused instant death. American of

Charles H., m 7th year,
CHAMPLAIN George, Esq., at Newport,

Benjamin, eldest son of Hon. Daniel, of Exe-
ter, at North Kingstown, aged 25 years,

Benjamin, at Exeter, aged 76 years. Ameri-
can of

Capt. Guy. native of New London, Ct.,
drowned by upsetting of a boat in Louisi-
ana; he commanded during the late war
the privateers Gen. Armstrong and War-
rior, in both of which he had severe actions
with the enemy. American of

Samuel, at Exeter, aged 71 years. American
of

Oct. 23, 1828

Oct. 23, 1828

Dec. 24, 1828
April 13, 1 83 1

Oct. 24, 1 83 1

Oct. 24, 1 83 1

Oct. 25, 1821

Aug. 3, 1817

April 24, 1 82 1

April 14, 1826
Aug. 23, 1826
Aug. 28, 1830

Feb. 3, 1824

Aug. 2, 1825
March 28, 1826
March 16, 1827

July 22, 1827

July 30, 1830
Dec. 30, 1832
Nov. 16, 1809

Sept. 29, 1814

June 20, 1817

Nov. 28, 1817
Dec. 8, 1818

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS

43

CHAMPLAIN Sarah, widow of Capt. Oliver,
and sister of the late George Gibbs, Esq.,
at Newport, m 84th year,
Samuel A., son of Christopher, at South

Kingstown, aged 24 years,
Phebe, widow of Christopher, of Newport, at

Providence, in 7Sth year,
Capt. Adam, of U. S. revenue cutter Craw-
ford, at St. Mary's, Fla.; was a native of
Rhode Island,
Mrs. Margaret, at Newport,
Ruth, daughter of late Capt. Oliver, aged 70

years, at Newport,
Elizabeth, daughter of Christopher, at South

Kingstown, aged 14 years. American of
Eliza, wife of William and daughter of Daniel

Phinney, at Warren,
Daniel G., at Exeter, in 35th year,

[Note. This notice says he was for
many years a Representative in the Gen-
eral Assembly and member of Conven-
tion to form a State Constitution. His
age must be given wrong. J. N. A.]

Mrs. , of Macon, drowned in the wreck

of the packet brig Edwina, off Hatteras,
CH AMPNEY , the master joiner, at Charles-
town, Mass , instantly killed in the navy yard
while launching a vessel, aged 74 years,

CHANDLER Mr. , drowned near Bristol

Ferry. American of
Benjamin T., Esq., in this town, in 32d year,
Peter, at Pomfret, in 84th year. American

of
Lemuel, of Providence, at Turks Island,
Harriet Tillinghast, daughter of the late

Lemuel, aged 19 months,
Erastus, of firm of R. and E. Chandler, at

Taunton, aged 42 years,
Rufus, Esq., at London, Eng., aged 76 years,
formerly attorney at law at Worcester,
Mass. American of
Eliza, daughter of Stockbridge, suddenly, aged
about 16 years,
CANDLER Mrs. Mary, at Pomfret, Ct., aged 73

years. American of
CHANDLER Arthur, formerly of Plymouth, at
Rehoboth,
Stockbridge, in 48th year,
CHANEY Miss Elizabeth, at New London, aged
28 years.

March -1 7, 1 821

Oct. IS, 1822

March i, 1823

Oct. 28, 1823
Oct. 14, 1827

Aug. 17, 1830

Nov. 19, 1830

May 22, 1831
May 29, 1831

June 3, 1832

June 19, 1814

Nov. 25, 1808
Jan. 23, 181S

Nov. S, 1 8 16
Sept. 16, 1 8 17

Nov. 2, 1818

June 16, 1823

Dec. 26, 1823

Feb. 17, 1825

March 22, 1825

Aug. 12, 1826
Nov. II, 1828

Dec. 26, 1821

44

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

CH ANEY Miss Polly, at New London, aged 2j;

years. Three sisters in this family have

' died within nine days,

CHANNING Francis D., at sea, the igth day

from Rio Janeiro, on passage to Boston,

formerly of Newport. American of

Miss Elizabeth, of Newport, at an advanced
age. American of

Barbara H., wife of Dr. Walter, eldest daugh-
ter of Samuel G. Perkins, Esq., at Boston,
aged 25 years. American of

Walter, Esq., at Boston, aged 69 years, for-
merly of Newport. American of
CH APIN Sarah, daughter of Josiah. American of

Lucinda, wife of Reuben, in 51st year.

Royal Sibley, son of Josiah, at Uxbridge,
Mass., aged 22 months,

Mary Ann, wife of Amory, and daughter of
Col. Jeremiah Manton, at Johnston, aged
22 years,

Eliza Watson, only child of Amory, of Provi-
dence, at Johnston, aged 15 months.
American of

Mary, daughter of Eliphalet, aged 27 years,
at Springfield. American of

Miss Sally B., at Warwick, in 24th year,

Sarah Maria, daughter of Josiah, aged 15
months,

Charles C, son of Josiah, aged 16 months,

Eliza (Watson), wife of Jacob, Esq., and
daughter of Rev. Mr. Watson, of Barring-
•ton, at Taunton,

Thaddeus, at Worcester, aged 75 years,

Sarah Ann, wife of Amory, in 2[st year,
CHAPLIN J. H., Esq., at New Orleans, of the
fever. American of

Rev. Ebenezer, formerly pastor Second Bap-
tist Church in Sutton, now Millbury, at
Hardwich, Mass., aged 89 years. Amer-
ican of

Dr. James P., at Cambridge, aged 46 years.
American of
CHAPMAN Amos, formerly of Preston, Ct.,
aged 39 years, at Baltimore,

Maria, widow of Amos, formerly of Newport,
R. L, at Baltimore, aged 49 years,

Miss Mary, at Newport, aged 26 years.
American of

Hon. Asa, of Superior Court of Connecticut,
at New Haven. American of

Dec. 28, 1 82 1

March 19, 181 1
Nov. 10, 1820

Oct. iS, 1822

Feb. 6, 1827

Aug. 10, 1819

March 18, 1821

Aug. 13, 1824
Aug. IS, 1825

Nov. 25, 1825

Sept. 5, 1826
March 10, 182^

Oct. II, 1828
Oct. 17, 1830

Nov. 18, 1830

March 14, 1831

Dec. 13, 1 83 1

Oct. II. 1822

Dec. 31, 1822
Oct. 21, 1828
Aug. 30, 1823
Sept. 3, 1823
July 19, 1825
Oct. 4, 1825

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 45

CHAPMAN William/formerly of Rhode Island,

in.Genessee, N. Y., in 68th year, Sept. — , 1828 ^

Ehzabeth, daughter of Peleg, at Newport,

aged 14 years, suddenly, May i6, 1829

John, at Attleboro, aged 76 years, soldier of
the Revolution and pensioner. American of May 22, 1829

Anna, at Groton, Ct., aged 94 years ; having
left 4 children, the eldest is now 76, 41
grand, 103 great grand and 3 great, great
grandchildren. American of , April 23, 1830

Capt. David, aged 52 years. A lad fihed at a
bird and wounded the Captain so as to
cause death. American of May 14, 1830

Ann H., at Boston, aged 60 years. American

of May 3, 1831

, daughter of Amos, drowned in Con-
necticut River, near Chatham. American
of Aug. 30, 1831

^, daughter of Alvin, drowned in Con-
necticut River, near Chatham. American
of Aug. 30, 1 83 1

Mrs , at Rochester, N. Y. In drawing

water, fell headlong into the well. Amer-
ican of Jan. 10, 1832

Ann, wife of William, at Scole, Norfolk Co.,
Eng., aged 92 years. She wished to be
buried with her contrary to the usual posi-
tion. She was married at 47, her husband
17 and is now living in 62d year. Ameri-
can of June I, 1832
CHAPPELL John, of Marblehead, seaman of
Brig Success, wrecked on Brant Rock,
Marshfield, 84 days from St. Petersburg,
Russia, Nov. 27, 181 1

Miss , at Groton, Ct., aged 18 years, bit-
ten by a mad dog. American of March i, 18 16

, drowned in the bay by upsetting of a

boat, Sept. 14, 18 17

Edward T., formerly of Newport, only sur-
vivini? son of Scranton, at Norfolk, Va., in
29th year, Aug. 24, 1821

Samuel, late of Preston, Ct., formerly of
South Kingstown, drowned at Norwich
Falls, Nov. 30, 1827

Rhoda, wife of William, formerly of Newport,

at Providence, in 50th year, July 22, 1828

Robert, son of James, of Newport, at Fall

River, aged 38 years, Feb. 2, 1829

Robert, son of John, of Newport, at Fall

River, aged 33 years, Feb. 2, 1829

46 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

CHAPPELL Sarah, widow of Scranton, formerly

of Newport, at Providence, in 79th year, May 31, 1831

CHAPPOTIN Leon, native of St. Domingo, and
late a resident of Providence, at Island of
Cuba, aged 58 years, May 7, 1823

Miss Cordelia, daughter of Leon, deceased, of
Providence, at Meadeville, Conn., aged 16
years, Oct. 24, 1823

CHARLOTTE The Princess, of England. Amer-
ican of Jan. 6, 18 18

CHARLES Daniel, murdered by Sarah How-
land, near Newport. American of Oct. 27, 1826
IV, King of Spain, at Naples, Jan. 19, 1819
Emanuel IV, brother of the King of Sardinia,

aged 68 years. American of Jan. 14, 1820

Frederick, Grand Duke of Baden and Duke
of Zoehrington, born 1728. He is suc-
ceeded by Charles Louis Frederick, born
1786. American of Aug. 23, 181 1

Louis Frederick, Grand Duke of Baden, and
Duke of Zoehringen, in Baden, aged 33
years. American of May 7. 18 19

CHARLTON Ellen G., wife of the Mayor, at

Savannah. Ga. American of Oct. 31, 1820

CHATHAM Countess, daughter of Lord Vis-
count Sidney, at London. American of July 13, 1821

CHATTERTON Odell,at Havana, in 26th year,

formerly of New York. American of Sept. 22, 1829

CHAUNCEY Charies, LL.D., at New Haven,
aged 76, formerly Judge of Superior Court
of Connecticut, at New Haven. American
of May 2, 1823

Augusta Alethea, eldest daughter of Com-
modore Chauncey, at Washington, D. C, March 10, 1824
Mrs. Anna, mother of the Commodore, at
Brooklyn Navy Yard, in 88th year. Amer-
ican of July 31, 1829

CHAUTEAU Col. Auguste, the Patriarch, of

St. Louis, in 80th year, at St. Louis, Feb. 24, 1829

CHAYEUX , executed for the murder of

Monsieur and his son, at Paris, France ; he

died with great courage. American of Oct. 28, 1817

CHEETHAM James, editor and proprietor of
American Citizen and Watch Tower, at
Hloomingdale, N. Y., in 38th year, Sept. 19, 1810

CHEATHAM Col. Matthew, in Virginia, member
of the Assembly for many years. Ameri-
can of Nov. 10, 1 81 5

CHEDPZLL Albert Parmo, infant son of George,

aged 16 months, 20 days, Sept. 20, 1829

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS 47

CHEEK John, killed by David Hobbs, both

drunk. American of Aug. 24, 1827

CHEEVER Rosannah, of Wrentham, Mass.,
widow of John, at Providence, aged 82
years, Sept. 8, 1822

Mrs. Hannah, wife of Jacob, at Manchester,
aged 32 years ; while dressing her children
the 30th her clothes took fire, she lingered
until the 6th when she died. American of Dec. 18, 1829
Clarissa, at Wrentham, aged 33 years. Amer-
ican of April 12, 1831
CHENEY Elizabeth, wife of Rev. Joseph, and
sister of Rev. Mr. Preston, of Providence,
at Salisbury, Vt. American of Oct. 12, 1819
William, aged 2 1 years, took saltpetre for salts, Oct. 24, 1 82 1
Lieut. John, at Dunsiable, aged 92, soldier in
French and Revolutionary Wars ; pro-
fessor of religion 76 years. His loss is
lamented by 169 descendents, Feb. 24, 1831
Frank Dexter, son of Charles, aged 13 months, Aug. 28, 1831
Nancy, wife of Elder Martin, at Olneyville,

in 31st year, Dec. 23, 1831

Nathaniel, at Foster, aged 80 years, Revolu-
tionary pensioner, Jan. 19, 1832

CHESEB ROUGH E , at Richmond, Va.,

found dead in a garret. American of July 12, 1825

CHESSMAN Benjamin Hallett, infant son of

Rev. Mr. , at Warren. American of Feb. 2, 1819

CHESTERFIELD Earl of, in England. It was
for a forgery on this nobleman that Dr.
Dodd was executed. American of Oct. 27, 1815

CHETS Albert, at Providence, aged about go, of

Narragansett tribe of Indians, April 2, 1829

CHICKERING Hannah, wife of Farnum, and
daughter of the late John Duncklee, of Mt.
Vernon, N. H., in 27th year, Dec. 28, 1816

Farnum, in 38th year. Masonic honors, Dec. i, 1823

Oliver, at Rutland, Mass., soldier of the Rev-
olution, aged 80 years. American of March 29, 1831
CHICHESTER, Bishop of, in England, aged

50 years. American of June 15, 1824

CHILD Mary Turner, wife of John T., Esq., at

Warren. American of Nov. 22, 1808

Alpheus, at Woodstock, Ct., in 56th year.

American of Jan. 27, 1809

Capt. Hale, at Warren, in S7th year. Amer-
ican of Feb. 17, 1815
Col. Sylvester, at Warren, in 66th year.

American of May 23, 1815

48 VflTA^I'. ^P,90Sl? OF RHODE ISLAND

CHILD Ann, yvife of Griffin, gnd eldest daughter

of Capt. Lewis Peck, of and at this town, in ,

42d year, left 2 children, April 16, 1816

Ann, wife of Griffin, aged 41 years, April 16, 1816

Daniel, at Millbury, aged 71 years, deaf and

dumb. American of June 4, 1816

John, Esq., at Warren, aged 87 years, Sept. 27, 1819

John, seaman, on board brig Dover, of this

port, at Port au Prince, aged 17 years, Jan. — , 1817

CHILDS Charles, son of Martin, aged 4 years,

7 months, at Cranston, Sept. 21, 1820

CHILD James Grififin, son of Griffin, in 6th

year, May 15, 1821

Mary, wife of Nehemiah, Esq., at Woodstock,

Ct., in 63d year. American of Sept. 14, 1821

Sarah, wife of Col. Moses N., ^t \yorcester,

aged S3 years, Feb. 4, 1823

Robert, aged 23 years, first officer of brig

Mary, of Baltimore, son of Capt. Christo-
pher, of Warren, at sea, on passage from

Batavia to Amsterdam, Nov. 14, 1823

CHILDS George Horace, infant son of John G, Aug. 14, 1824
CHILD Alpha, eldest son of Darius, Esq., of

Fairlee, Vt., in 2.2d year, at Providence, Aug. 31, 1824

James, infant son of Griffin, aged 6 months, Aug. i, 1825

Samuel Sterry, formerly of Providence, at

Havana, aged 37 years, Dec. 8, 1825

Jeremiah, at Warren, in 79th year. He is the

last of 8 brothers and sisters whose united

ages with those of father and mother was

850 years, Dec. 29, :82s

Col. Moses N., at Worcester, aged 52 years, Jan. 30, 1826

Henry, aged 25 years, March 13, 1826

Phebe, wife of Morris, at Warren, aged 25

years, April 4, 1826

Mary Jane, infant daughter of Ezra O., at

Warren, aged 8 months, Aug. 13, 1826

Capt. Samuel C, formerly of Warren, at Bal-
timore, in 39th year, Oct. 14, 1826
Capt. Sylvester, at Warren, aged 64 years, Sept. 3, 1828
Capt. Nathan, at Warren, aged 63 years, Sept. 20, 1829
David W., Esq., at Boston, aged 58 years.

American of Feb. 9, 1830

Samuel, son of late John, Esq., at Warren,

aged 65 years, April 11, 1831

Hannah B., at Newton, aged 22 years.

During the absence ot the family she fell

into the well. American of April 12, 1831

John T., Esq., at Warren, in 76th year, former

president Warren Bank and Warren In-
surance Company, July 29, 1831

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS

49

CHILD William, son of late Capt. Haile, drowned;
leaves a large family. American of
Hannah, infant daughter of John G., aged 2
years,

CHILLCOTT the giant, at Trenaw, Cornwall,
Eng., aged 60 years, suddenly ; was 6 ft, 4
in hight, barefooted ; around breast, 6 ft,
9 in ; weight, 460 pounds ; was a constant
smoker, and used 3 pounds of tobacco
weekly ; one of his stockings would hold
six gallons of wheat. American of

CHILSON Ethan, at Smithfield, in 26th year.
He received a bad scald April 22,
Mary Gardiner, daughter of Gardiner,

CHINERY Mercy D., wife of Horace, at Men-
don, Mass., in 32d year, very suddenly,

CHIPMAN Ward, president of the Provmce, a
native of Massachusetts, at Fredericton,
N. B. American of
Col. John, at Middlebury, Vt., aged 85 years.
Was an officer in the Revolution and one
of the first settlers of the town. .Ameri-
can of

CHIVERIE Donald, at Little River, near Bay
Fortune, said to be in years old ; was
one of the French inhabitants when the
Island was surrendered to the British.
American of

CHRISTIAN Edward, Esq., professor of the
laws of England, and chief justice of the
Island of Ely ; was editor of Blackstone's
Commentaries at Downing College, Cam-
bridge. American of

CHRISTIE William, of Charleston, S. C, at
sea, on board the ship Rising States, on
passage to New York. American of
Christopher, a Dane, drowned at Baltimore ;
was a seaman on board ship Hazard, of
this port,

CHRISTMAS Rev. Joseph S., pastor Bowery
Presbyterian church, New York. Ameri-
can of

CHRISTOPHER Mr. , shot by Smith,

in Kentucky. American of

CHRYSTIE Isaac James, killed by James
Chrystie, in Upper Canada. American of

CHUMMUNK James, at Plymouth, an Indian
and oldest person in town, aged 92 years.
American of

CHURCH Mr. , drowned near Bristol

Ferry. American of

Sept. 27, 1 83 1
Sept. 16, 1832

Nov. 3, 1815

June 28, 1818
Sept. 21, 1831

Sept. 10, 1828

March 2, 1824

Sept. 15, 1829

June I, 1830

June 3, 1823

May 3, 1816

May 10, 1825

March 23, 1830
Oct. 13, 1826
Oct. 17, 1828

July 14, 1829
Nov. 25, 1808

50

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

CHURCH Martha, wife of Capt. Edward, and
daughter of Nathaniel Munroe, at Bristol,
in 35th year,

Sarah, wife of Gideon, at Little Compton, in
43d year,

Jonathan, brother of Ebenezer, at Rochester,
Mass. American of

Lois, wife of Ebenezer, at Rochester, Mass.
American of

Elizabeth, at Newport, aged 66 years,

Mary, wife of Gamaliel, Esq.,

Benjamin G., second son of William, Esq., in
1 8th year ; graduated at Prown University
last Commencement,

Mary, widow of Col. Thomas, at Wellington,
Mass., aged 86 years,

William Henry, son of Charles, at New Bed-
ford, aged 4 years. American of

Abigail, aged 13 years, at Taunton,

Col. Peter, at Bristol, aged 84 years, a direct
descendant in name from Col. Benjamin,
the capturer of King Philip,

William, Jr., of brig Angenora, of this port,
at Havana, aged about 21 years. Ameri-
can of

Benjamin, son of William, Esq., aged 13
months,

Sophia, eldest daughter of Kenyon, at Rich-
mond, R. L, aged 3 years ; was left alone
in the house when by some unknown
means her clothes took fire ; she lived but
a few hours. American of

Mrs. Eunice, at New Bedford, aged 49 years,

Benjamin Thomas, infant son of Edward, at
Bristol,

Elizabeth, wife of Samuel, and daughter of
Capt. Benjamin Tayer, of Newport, at
Holland, Mass., aged 36 years,

Nathaniel, at Bristol, aged 73 years Amer-
ican of

Benjamin Bosworth, son of Col. Peter, at
Bristol, aged 3 years,

Miss Rhoda, at Cranston, in 44th year,

William, at Cranston, in 87th year,

Lucy, infant daughter of M ajor John Church,

Capt. Ebenezer, at Little Compton, aged 100
years, 6 days,

Col. Nathaniel, at Little Compton, aged 84
years, soldier of the Revolution. Ameri-
can of

April 7, 1813

May 25, 1813

April 26, 1 8 16

April 26, r8i6

Feb. 3, 1 819

Sept. 30, 1820

Oct. 10, 1820

Oct. 10, 1820

April 27, 1 82 1
Sept. 3, 1 82 1

Oct. 14, 1 82 1

Dec. 18,1821
May 8, 1822

May 2t, 1822
Sept. 9, 1822

Oct. IS, 1822

Dec. 10, 1S22

Jan. 28, 1823

March 27, 1823

Oct. 27, 1824

Dec. 6, 1824

Jan. 27, 1825

Feb. II, 1825
March 8, 1 825

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 51

CHURCH William, son of Gamaliel, of Fairhaven,

at Fall River, aged i6 years, Sept. 17, 1826
, son of Mrs. , drowned at Paw-
tucket, aged 7 years, July 11, 1827
Hannah, widow of Col. Peter, at Bristol, m

90th year, Jan. 6, 1828

Sarah P., only daughter of late William, at

Bristol, aged 18 years, July 28, 1828

Lucy, aged 83 years, at Exeter ; her hus-
band returning at evening found her in the
fire burnt to death ; supposed to have
fallen in a fit. American of Jan. i, 1830

Elizabeth, wife of Joseph, at Little Compton,

in 69th year, April 11, 1831

Mary Catharine, daughter of C'ol. John, in

6th year. May 28, 1832

CHURCHILL Capt. David, of Middletown, Ct.,

at St. Croix, May 8, 1821

Clarissa, wife of Capt. B. K., of Bristol, at

Trinidad, W. I. American of Aug. 24, 1821

Ann, widow of Joseph, ot Salem, at Bristol,

aged ^^ years, July 13, 1822

Caroline Electra, daughter of Benjamin K.,

at Pawtucket, aged 4 years, Oct. 17, 1823

Ansel, at Warren, in Sgth year, Dec. 12, 1825

CLAFLIN Lester, son of Daniel, at Attleboro.

American of Feb. 9,1816

CLAFFLIN Noah, at Attleboro, aged 91 years, Aug. 11, 1825
CLAFLIN Anna, wife of Comfort, at Attleboro,

in 57th year, March 30, 1832

CLAGGETT Rev. Dr. Thomas John, bishop of
Maryland, at Prince George Co., Md.
American of Aug. 9, 1816

CLAGHORN Col. George, formerly of New
Bedford, at Seekonk, aged 75 years.
American of Feb. 3, 1824

CLAIRBORNE William C, formerly governor
of the State, and recently U. S. Senator,
at New Orleans, Nov. 23, 18 17

CLAIBORNE Robert, Esq., clerk U. S. Dis-
trict Court, at New Orleans. American of May 11, 1819
CHANNING Mary, wife of Henry, at Newport,

in S7th year. American of Jan. 18, 1814

Edward, at Newport, aged 69 years, pen-
sioner of the Revolution. American of April 26, 1825
CLAPP Nabby, in 25th year. American of Nov. 8, 1814
John, at Warwick, in 64th year, Sept. 19, 18 17
Capt. David, at Norton, aged 75 years, an

officer of the Revolution. American of Sept. 12, 1823

Peggy, wife of Jonathan, at Norton, aged 53
years. American of Feb. 13, 1824

52

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

CLAPP Rebecca, infant daughter of Russell,

Silva, at Dighton, aged 76 years,

Eliza, wife of Waterman, and only daughter
of William Woodward, of Providence, in
33d year,

Thomas, of Warwick, at North Providence,
where he had resided the last 7 years, in
46th year. American of

Mary, at Dexter Asylum, aged 84 years,

Helen Eliza, daughter of Simeon, aged 7
years,

, daughter of Mr. Clapp, so burnt

from her clothes taking fire that she died,

Amos, aged 53 years.at Easthampton, from in-
juries in falling down stairs. American of

Elizabeth, second daughter of Silas, at War-
wick, in 15th year,

CLAPPERTON Capt. , died at Socketoo,

Africa,
CLARKE Stephen, at Wrentham, suddenly,
aged 64 years,

James, at Newport, in 35th year,

John, son of Josiah, of New Shoreham, aged
17 years, at Lisbon. American of

Rev. Abraham L., formerly of this town, at
Newtown, L. L American of

Rebecca, wife of Rev. Pitts, and youngest
daughter of the late John Jones, Esq., of
Hopkinton, at Norton, in 44th year,

Capt. Stephen, in Smithfield, in 3Sth year.
Masonic honors. Sermon by Rev. Dr.
Gano,

George, of ship Alliance, of Nantucket, in
the Pacific; became entangled in the tow
line while capturing a whale; drawn over-
board and drowned. American of

California, wife of Benjamin, and daughter of
the late William Albertson, in 30th year,

Louis, at Hopkinton, aged 22 years,

Sarah, widow of Rev. Abraham L, formerly
rector of St. John's, Church, in this town,
in 44th year, suddenly,

Capt, Reuben, of Granby, Ct., at Southwick,
Mass., killed by the explosion at a powder
mill. American of

Lydia, daughter of Nathaniel, at Nantucket,
suddenly. She was just eighteen years old,
and was to be married that evening,

James, Esq., merchant, at Baltimore, aged
80 years.

July 8, 1825
Oct. 7, 1825

March 22, 1826

Oct. 10, 1828
Jan. 16, 1829

Oct. 16, 1829

Oct. 16, 1829

June 8, 1830

Oct. 25, 1832

April 13, 1827

June 20, 1809
Oct. 12, 1809

Nov. 27, 1 810

Jan. 8, 1811

March 2, 1811

April 17, 1 8 1 1

July 16, 181 1

Aug. 5, i8ii
July 26, 1812

May 19, 1813

Oct. 26, 1 813

Nov. 25, 1813
April 30, 1 8 14

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

53

CLARKE Catherine, widow of Capt. John, at
Newport, in 76th year. American of

Mary, wife of Capt. Joseph, and daughter of
Jesse Foster, in Smithfield, in 38th year,

Hon. Gideon, late State Senator and Judge
of County Court, at South Kingstown, aged
78 years,

Lemuel, at Bristol, in Both year,

Thomas, son of Capt. Thomas, in this town,
aged 6 years, 3 months,

Margaret, of Plymouth. Eng.,aged 106 years.
She was married 81 years since at Dundee;
had 18 children, 15 of whom were boys, 2
now living. She was at battle of Fonteroy,
where her husband was wounded and taken
prisoner; two of her sons were lost in the
great earthquake ; 5 were killed in an action
fought under Admiral Keppal. She was
never known to have drunk beer or spirits.
American of

Jonathan, late editor of the Express, in
Ohio, a suicide. American of

Audley, at Newport, in 89th year. Ameri-
can of

Samuel, at Smithfield, in 74th year,

Gen. George Rogers, at Locust Grove, Ky.,
aged 68 years. " The Father of the
Western Country.'' American of

Benjamin, in New Jersey, Friend minister.
American of

Bradford, Jr., at Richmond, R. L, aged 16
years. American of

Mr. , at New York, Master Mason.

American of

John, at Barrington, N. Y., aged 25 years.
With two others they attempted to leap
their horses over a cow grazing in the road,
the cow had her ribs broken ; he received
a fall which he survived but a day. Amer-
ican of

Lemuel B., at Newport, in 28th year. Amer-
ican of

Miss Martha, at Middletown, in 4Sth year.
American of

George, executed for piracy, on board U. S.
schooner Tartar, at Charleston, S. C,

Henry F., of Providence, at New Orleans.
American of

Capt. Joseph, late of Providence, at Havana,
of the firm of Clarke and Sprague, Charles-
ton, S. C,

Nov. 7, 1815
March 12, 1816

April 4, 1 817
May 2, 1817

May 15, 1817

May 23, 1 817

Aug. 29, 18 17

Oct. 21, 1817
Jan. 6, 1818

March 24, 181 8
June 12, 1818
Dec. II, 1818
Aug. 27, 1819

Oct. IS, 1 819
Dec. 7, 1819
Feb. 29, 1820
May 12, 1820
June 23, 1820

Aug. 12, 1820

54 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

CLARKE James, formerly of Newport, at St.

John's, N. B., in goth year. Sept, 30, 1820

Joseph C., native of Cambridge, Mass., at

Savannah, Ga., aged about 40 years, Dec. 2, 1820

George, at Newport, aged 73 years, Jan. 12, 1821

Thomas, shipwright, killed by a falling timber, Feb. 14, 1821
Catherine F"., daughter of widow Clarke, in

3Jst year, Feb. 18, 1821

Dr. Alexander T., at Northfield, Mass., aged

5 1 years ; he fell asleep in a close room

where there was a kettle of burning char-
coal. American of April 6, 1821
Eunice Browning, youngest daughter of Dr.

Peleg, drowned at Arkwright village, in

5th year, May 9, 1821

Stephen Merrill, executed at Newburyport

for arson. May 14, 1821

John, Esq., late governor of Delaware, at

Smyrna, Del. American of Sept. 7, 1821

Edward, of Newport, aged 19 years, in the

West Indies, Sept. 30, 1821

Rowse, at South Kingstown, aged 51 years, . Oct. 14, 1821
William, formerly of Providence, at Smith-
field, in 78th year, Nov. 5, 1821
Joseph, at Newport, in 3Sth year, Nov. 20, 1821
Pardon, son of Pardon, aged 13 months, Feb. 2, 1822
Rev. E. D., the traveller. American of April 26, 1822
Capt. , of British ship Perseverance, shot

by pirates 4 months after his capture.

American of May 14, 1822

Mrs. Martha, near Sumpterville, S. C, in

losth year. Her brother George Coulter

had died the weeic previous aged 107 years.

American of Aug. 2, 1 822

Josephine Abby Hazard, daughter of Joseph,

at Newport, aged 10 months, Feb. 7, 1823

Susan Burgess, at Newport, aged 6 years,

daughter of Joseph, Feb. 9, 1 823

Samuel, at Newport, aged 76 years, April 20, 1823

William Henry, seaman, at sea, on board ship

Ann, on passage from Havana to Bristol.

American of April 25, 1823

Spooner, Jr., at Warwick, aged 43 years. May 7, 1823

Susannah, wife of Thomas, daughter of late

Caleb Lyndon, at Newport, aged 42 years, May 14, 1823
Mrs. Sarah, widow of William, at Smithfield,

in 74th year, Oct. 25, 1823

Mrs. Abigail, at Ashford, Ct., aged 81 years.

American of Nov. 18, 1823

Henry, Jr., Esq., formerly of Hopkinton, at

Brookfield, N. Y. American of Jan 13 1824

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

55

CLARKE Thaddeus, his son aged 7 years, from
an excessive drink of rum, at North-
ampton, Mass. American of

Mary, widow, at Oxford, Mass., aged 90
years. American of

Eugene, son of John H., Esq., at Cranston,

Eunice, widow of Nathaniel, formerly of
Newport, at said Newport, in 8ist year,

Lewis, at South Kingstown, aged 70 years,
of Society of Friends,

Abigail, wife of Eleazer, daughter of Jesse
Armstrong, of Glocester, at Elklund, Penn.,
aged 35 years,

, chief mate, lost in the wreck of ship

Diamond. American of

Elizabeth, widow of Jeremiah, at Portsmouth,
aged 81 years,

Weston, at Middletown, in 76th year. Amer-
ican of
CLARKSON Gen. Matthew, at New York, in

67th year,
CLARKE Samuel H., son of Enock, Esq., at
Greenland, N. H. Was using a pistol
barrel as a cannon when it exploded ; he
was 10 years old. American of

Horace, aged 20, drowned off Cape May,

John H., an infant daughter of, died, aged
about 9 months,

Mr. , murdered by Mr. Boswell, son-in-
law to Gov. Decha, of Kentucky, in Flem-
ing Co., Ky. American of

Hulet, at Minisink, N. Y. Has lost his S
children by dysentery. American of

Thomas P., aged 55 years,

Peter, at Warren, fell from foretop of brig
Charles, while coming to at the mouth of
the river, lived & minutes,

Mrs. Mary, of the theatres, at Boston, aged
40 years. American of

Henry, at Newport, aged 16, son of Audley,
and member Sophomore class at Brown,

James, seaman, perished in the wreck of the
P'rances Mary, at sea,

George M., son of Joseph, of Northampton,
Mass., at Philadelphia,

Mrs. Mary, at Newport, aged 78 years,

Julia, wife of Starry, in 27th year,

Capt. Asa, formerly of Westerly, at North
Santee, S, C, aged 60 years,

Thomas, only son of Thomas, aged 19 months,

July 23, 1824

Aug. 10, 1824
Aug. 28, 1824

Sept. 19, 1824

Oct. 9, 1824

Oct. 15, 1824

March i, 1825

March 10, 1825

March "15, 1825

April 25, 1825

May 10, 1825
June 4, 1825

Aug. £3, 1825

Aug. 16, 1825

Sept. 20, 1825
Oct. 12, 1825

Oct. 30, 1825

Nov. 22, 1825

Jan. 19, 1826

Feb. 12, 1826

March 22, 1826

March 22, 1826

April 23, 1826

April 25, 1826
May 16, 1826

56 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

CLARKE Mrs. Elizabeth, formerly of Newport,
at St. Johns, N. B., aged 91 years. Amer-
ican of Oct. 3, 1826

Emily Jane, daughter of Ambrose, aged i

year, Oct. 20, 1826

CLARK Sarah, widow, at Salem, Mass., aged

97 years, sister of Hon. Timothy Pickering.

American of Nov. 30, 1826

CLARKE Nancy, widow of Joseph, at Newport,

aged 39 years, June 27, 1827

Elizabeth, wife of John H., aged 39 years, July 3, 1827

Amey, widow of Samuel, at Smithfield, in

76th year, Aug. 5, 1827

Charles Francis, infant son of Enock W.,

aged 9 months, Aug. 15, 1827

Penelope, widow of late Spooner, at War-
wick, in 46th year, Oct. 3, 1827

Marcena, wife of Peter M., at Centreville,

Warwick, in 17th year, Nov. 2, 1827

Spooner, at Newport, aged 78 years Amer-
ican of Jan. 1 1, 1828

Pardon, at East Greenwich, aged 73 years,

late of Stonington, Ct. American of March 18, 1828

David, at Worcester. American of April 11, 1828

Josiah, Jr., of Cornish, Me., killed by the ex-
plosion of a powder mill, at Gorham, Me., July 19, 1828

Peter M., of Canterbury, Ct , recently of
Centerville, Warwick, at Pittsfield, Mass.,
aged 26 years ; was a member of class now
attending medical lectures at Berkshire
Medical Institution, Oct. 27, 1828

Joseph, at Northampton, member of Hamp-
shire bar, aged 29 years, Dec. 18, 1828

Sarah Place, wife of Jacob, in 44th year, Dec. 18, 1828

John, killed in a stage accident. American

of March 27, 1829

Celia, wife of Ray, at East Greenwich, in

44th year, ' Aug. 9, 1829

Lucy, eldest daughter of Christiana, at Bos-
ton, aged 17 years, Dec. 10, 1829

Daniel, at Salem, aged 60 years. American
of April 9, 1830

Mrs. Ann, at Brewster, aged 85 years. Amer-
ican of April 30, 1820

Sarah, widow of John Innes Clarke, and
third daughter of Dr. Ephraim Bowen, at
Philadelphia, in 78th year, May 15, 1830

John, at Edgartown, drowned from his boat. May 29! 1830

, of New Haven, Ct., drowned from

Steamboat United States, in Long Island

Sound. American of Sept. 21, 1830

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS

57

CLARKE Mrs. Rachal, at Nantucket, aged 73

years. American of Sept^. 24, 1830

John, seaman, at sea, on board packet ship
George Canning, struck by lightning and
killed, Dec. 16, 1830

Eliza, wife of James, at Richmond, aged 42

years, Sept. 18, 1831

Jesse, aged 39 years, Oct. 7, 1831

Samuel, son of Capt. John, of Canterbury,

Ct.; at Providence, aged 48 years, March 4, 1832

Esther, widow of John, in 65th year, April 23, 1832

Bohan A., drowned in wreck of pleasure

boat Bunker Hill, in Boston Harbor, June 12, 1832

Jeremiah and wife Phebe, and their two chil-
dren, from cholera, at Newark, N. J.
American of Aug. 24, 1832

Adam, the oriental scholar, aged 69 years, at

London, Eng. American of Oct. 12, 1832

CLARKSON Mrs. Martha, in England. She
had swallowed a small bottle which though
extracted caused in the end her death, in
England. American of Oct. 4, 1816

CLARY Nicholas, formerly merchant at Mar-
seilles, at Paris. At one time was brother-
in-law to two kings, viz ; Joseph Bonaparte,
ex-king of Spain and Bernodotte present
king of Sweden. American of Aug. 5, 1823

CLASON Isaac, Esq., merchant, at New York,

in 63d year. American of March 7, 181 5

CLOUSTON Mrs. Hannah, of Dighton, aged

90 years. American of Oct. i, 1830

CLAXTON Thomas, doorkeeper House of Rep-
resentatives, at Washington, which posi-
tion he had filled for 32 years, was orig-
inally a printer. American of Dec. 8, 1821
CLAY Rev. Joseph, late pastor of First Baptist
church, of Boston, in that town, aged 46
years. American of Jan. 15, 181 1

Miss , daughter of member of CongreoS,

in the burning of the Richmond, Va.. the-
atre, Dec. 26, 181 1
Hon. Matthew, member of Congress elect

from Virginia. American of June 16, 1815

Lucretia Hart, daughter of Hon. Henry, at

Lexington, Ky. American of July 11, 1823

Sally Ann, daughter of Widow Clay ; hung
herself by going through a window, aged 9
years, at Little Falls, N. Y., July 9, 183 1

Lieut. I, of Newark, N. J., of cholera.
American of July 24, 1832

58

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE INLAND

CLAY Lieut. Henry, son of Hon. Henry.died of
cholera ; had graduated from West Point
last June. American of

CLAYPOLE Abraham G, Esq., attorney at
law, native of Philadelphia, at Natchez,
Miss. American of

CLAYTON Anthony, while experimenting with
effects of strangulation, allowed the effects
to get beyond his control ; his age was
about 14 years ; at New Mills, near Man-
chester. American of

Oliver, killed in a duel with Lieut. Lam-

brecht, at Battersia P^ields, Eng. Ameri-
can of
Jonathan, perished in the snow storrti. Amer-
ican of
Samuel, late member of the Virginia Con-
vention, in Virginia. American of

CLEAR Philip, at Portsmouth, aged 91 years,
Revolutionary pensioner. American of

CLEFT Keziah, wife of Major Waterman, and
daughter of James Bradford, Esq., late of
Plainfield, at Windham, Ct. American of

CLEMENT Andre, near Baltimore, found mur-
dered,

CLEMENTI, the composer, at his cottage in the
Vale of Evesham, Worcestershire, Eng.,
aged 81 years. American of

CLEMENTS Capt. Thomas, of Boston, sud-
denly, of fever, at Havana,
Mrs. Patience, aged loi years, 6 months, at
Milton, N. H., at house of Jonathan Nute,
Esq. American of

CLEMMENCE Amey, widow of Ephraim, in
this town, in 71st year,

CLEMMONS Miss Abby, daughter of Capt.
John, at Warwick, in 4th year. American
of

CLEVES Lady, widow of Lord, in England,
aged 83 years. American of

CLEVELAND Sarah Ann, daughter of Seth,
in nth year,
Aaron Burr, son of Cyrus, aged 16 months,
Mary, widow of Dr. John, and daughter of
late Gen. Daniel Lamed, at Thompson,
Ct., in S3d year,
Mehitable, wife of Ira, at Milford, aged 48

years,
Mrs. Sally, at Edgartown, aged about 70
years. American of

July 24, 1832
Sept. 25, 1829

Nov. 18, 1828

June II, 1830

Feb. 1,1831

Dec. 23, 1 83 1

March 30, 1830

Nov. 10, 1809
Oct. 28, 1817

May I, 1832
May 31, 1822

June 29, 1830
May 9, 1 817

Oct. 3, 1820

March 3, 181 8

March 27, 1819
Sept. 25, 1821

Dec. 4, 1 824

Jan. 2, 1826

April 16, 1830

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN- DEATHS

59

CLEVELAND Josiah, at Weston, Mass., aged

73 years, soldier of the Revolution,
CLIFFORD Elizabeth, widow of John, in this
town, in 56th year,
Sally, in this town, in 27th year,
Anna, daughter of Benjamin, in this town,

aged 3 years, 6 months,
John, at New Orleans, aged 35 years. Amer-
ican of
Mrs. Phebe, at Cranston, aged 72 years,
CLINTON George, Vice President of the
United States, at Washington, D. C,
Mrs. Maria, wife of Gov. Clinton, at Mt. Ver-
non, N. Y. American of
DeWitt, governor of New York, Feb. 11,
1828 ; obituary notice in American of
CLIFFORD Elizabeth, aged 16 years; was
found in the barn dead, supposed suicide.
American of
CLISBY Samuel, executed at Boston for high-
way robbery,
CLITHERALL Dr. George K, of U. S. Army,
at Smithville, aged 49 years. American of
CLIZBE Hannah, wife of Joseph, in 73d year, at
Amsterdam, N. Y.; had been married 51
years, have six children and this is the first
death in the family,

CLOPTINEAU , a midshipman, killed by

Midshipman Pearson (both belonging to
the U. S. corvette John Adams), in a
duel at Havana,
CLOPTON Hon. John, in Virginia, more than
20 years member of Congress from Vir-
ginia,
CLOSE Gilbert, executed at Boston, for high-
way robbery.
CLYDE Solomon, his daughter, aged S years, got
a grain of corn in her windpipe, at Mercer,
Penn. American of
COATES Mrs. Catharine, at Staten Island, after
a short illness, aged 75 years, for upwards
of 30 years a resident of this town and
. member of Episcopal church. American of
Samuel W., merchant, formerly of Provi-
dence, at New York, in 32d year,
Charlotte, at New York, aged 30 years,
widow of S. W., and eldest daughter of R.
N. Waite. American of
COBB Edward Henry, son of Hon, Matthew, of
Portland, Me., at Havana, aged 26 years.
American of

Jan. 26, 1832

Nov. 27, 1808
Dec. 10, 1809

July 26, 1818

Aug. 5, 1823
May 18, 1827

April 20, 1 81 2

Aug. 7, 1 8 18

Feb. 19-22, 1828

May 14, 1830

March 7, 1822

Dec. 8, 1829

June 16, 1829

April 2, 1819

Sept. II, 1816
March 7, 1822

July 6, 1 82 1

Sept. 20, 181 1
Dec. 18, 1823

July 10, 1829

Feb. 20, 1818

60 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

COBB Silas, Esq., at Swanzey, in 50th year.

American of July 21, 1818

Mrs. Peggy, at Portland, Me., aged about 40
years ; she had drank a quart of rum the
day before. American of May 15, 1821

Jonathan H., aged 43 years, formerly of
Taunton, at Baton Rouge, La., Dec. 29, 1821

Nathan, at Taunton, in 86th year, Feb. 15, 1823

Hon. Matthew, an eminent merchant, and
formerly counsellor of the Commonwealth
of Massachusetts, at Portland, Me., aged
67 years. American of March 30, 1824

Samuel Crocker, son of D. G. W., at Taun-
ton, aged 17 months, Dec. 3, 1824

Vespatian Everett Hodges, only son of Ves-
patian C, at Attleboro, aged 3 years, 6
months, Jan. 17, 1826

David, of Lexington, Ky., murdered by
slaves. American of Oct. 13, 1826

Otis, of Wrentham, at Attleboro, aged 57
years, Nov. 5, 1826

Hon. Thomas W., a judge in the State, and
former member of Congress, at Greens-
boro, Ga., Feb. i, 1830

Gen. David, at Boston, aged 82 years. Amer-
ican of . April 30, 1830

Charles, Jr., at Taunton, aged 25 years.

American ot April 12, 183 1

COBLY Henry, seaman, native of Portland, Me.,
fell from aloft of brig Busy, at sea, and was
lost, Dec 18, 1830

COBURN Mercy, wife of William, and daugh-
ter of Daniel Warner, at Mendon, in 30th
year. American of Feb. 25, 1814

COCHRAN William, Esq., at Boston, aged 40

, years, July 17, 182 1

Mary, widow, at Watertown, aged 91 years.

American of Nov ^o 18^0

COCHRANE William, Esq., cashier U. S. • ^ • ^

Branch Bank, at Louisville, Ky. Ameri-

rr^nJ"^^ °1 ., ., , Oct. S, 1821

COCK Andrew, at New York, of cholera. Amer-
„^ i£.an"f July 27, 1832

COCKE Samuel B., midshipman m the navy,

killed at Washington in a duel with Mr.

Gibson, a clerk in the Treasury

American of M 21, 1822

Midshipman Robert, son of Buller, residing

near Norfolk. Va. American of Inlv 8 rffas

CODDING Elisha, late of Providence, at Savan- ^

nah, Ga., aged 25 years. American of Oct. 3, 1820

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

61

CODDINGTON William, of Newport, at Beau-
fort, S. C, in 2Sth year,

Capt. Edward, at Newport, aged 76- years, a
direct descendant from Gov. William.
American of

John, at Newport, aged 43 years,

Ann, widow of late Capt. Edward, at New-
port, aged 75 years. , American of

Robert W., in 20th year, formerly of New-
port, at Providence,

Robert Wilson, son of Edward, formerly of
Providence, at Boston, aged 8 months,
CODLING Rev. John, in England ; was preach-
ing from Ps. 118:17, 18, 19, when he said,
•' I can't, I can't," fell down and expired.
American of
CODMAN William, Esq., at New York, very
suddenly, aged 52 years. American of

Amey, daughter of Dea. Richard, at Gloces-
ter, in 20th year,
COE John, at Smithfield, in 63d year,

Capt. Benjamin, at Little Compton, in 6sth
year. American of
COES Rebecca, wife of John, at Worcester,

aged 70 years. American of
COE Rev. Curtis, aged 79 years, at New Market;
was born at Middletown, Ct., July i, 1750,
graduate of Brown 1776. American of
COFFIN Capt. William, master of ship Syren,
of Hudson, N. Y., in the East Indies.
, American of

Benjamin, Esq.. at Nantucket, in 48th year,
Masonic honors. American of

Hon. Thaddeus, at Nantucket, aged 65 years.
American of

James, Esq., at Nantucket, aged 70 years,
late town clerk.

Rev. Paul, D. D., pastor of First Congrega-
tional church, at Buxton, Me., aged 85
years. American of

Charles, formerly of Nantucket, at Havana.
American of

Hannah, daughter of Shubael, deceased, aged
29 years,

Noah, at Cooperstown, N. Y., of Society of
Friends, and formerly of Nantucket, aged
63 years. American of

James, Esq., at Charleston, S. C, in 26th
year, leaves wife and child, American of

Nov. II, 1810

March 19, 1816
March 9, 1822

Sept. 23,. 1823

Sept. 25, 1825

Sept. 20, 1828

May 29, 1812

Dec. 17, 1816

Aug. 2, 1 82 1
May 16, 18:3

Feb. 3, 1818

Jan. 6, 1 826

June 30, 1829

June 9, 1809

June 4, 1816

March 10, 1820

May 2, 1820

June 15, 1821

Sept. 7, 1821

June 22, 1824

July 29, 1825
Sept. 23, 1825

62

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

COFFIM Robert S., at Rowley, Mass., the "Bos-
ton Bard." American of

Zenas, at Nantucket, aged 63 years,

William, son of Valentine, of Nantucket, per-
ished in the shipwreck of the sloop Keziah;
off Clark's Point,

Dr. John Gorham, of Boston, at Brookfield,
Mass., aged 59 years. American of

Mrs. Judith, wife of Benjamin, at Nantucket,
aged TJ years. Ameri an of
COGGESHALL Elisha, at Newport, in 84th
year. American of

Billings, at Newport, in 77th year. American
of

Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of Matthew, of Middle-
town, aged 80 years, at the house of her
grandson, John Dayton, after an illness of
20 years. American of

George, Jr., son of the late George, Esq., of
Bristol, in 26th year, in Havana, from on
board the brig Richard,

Charles, aged 55 years,

Maria, daughter of John, of Newport, at East
Greenwich, aged 18 years,

Joshua H., Esq., attorney at law, son of Major
John, of New Bedford, died here, aged 31
years, graduate of Brown University, 1808.
American of

Eleanor, wife of Capt. Caleb, formerly of
East Greenwich, at Wrentham, Mass.
American of

Mrs. Sarah, at Bristol, aged 85 years,

Joseph, at sea, on his return from St.
Thomas., American of

Thomas (colored), at Bristol. American of

Cato, at Providence, in 6sth year (colored),

Eliza, daughter of Caleb, aged 6 years,

Benjamin W., of Newport, at Little Comp-
ton, aged 60 years,

Caleb, at Newport, in 8ist year,

George Henry, son of George, Esq., at Bris-
tol, aged 7 months,

Emma Eliza, youngest daughter of Freeborn,
aged 13 months, at Newport,

Catharine, daughter of Caleb, aged i year, 6
months,

Charles, at Newport, aged 40 years,

John Browning, son pf Capt. Henry, at Bris-
tol, aged 19 months,

Ruth, daughter of Josiah, of Newport, at
Middletown, aged 15 years,

May 15, 1827
July 8, 1828

Nov. 20, 1828

Jan. 30, 1829

Sept. 18, 1829

Dec. 27, 1808

Aug. 3, 1810

May 3, 1814

June 12, 1816
March 2, 18 17

Aug. 30, 18 17

Nov. 4, 1 8 r 7

Ian. 13, 1818
Nov. 7, 1818

Jan. 5, 1819

Jan. 29, 1819

Oct. 19, 1819

April 14. 1 82 1

May 15, 1821
Sept. 11, 1821

Dec. 14, 1821

Dec. 17, 1821

June 27, 1822
July 5, 1822

Oct. 14, 1822

March 3, 1823

KHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS

63

COGGESHALL William, at Newport, aged ^(i
year^ American of

Gould, at New Orleans,

Sarah, daughter of Thomas, at Newport,
aged 8 years,

Sarah, daughter of Thomas, at Newport, in
Qth year,

William, Esq;, aged 69 years, at Bristol.
American of ■

Mason, of Nova Scotia, drowned by the up-
setting of a boat in the harbor of Wilming-
ton, N. C,

Henry Anthony, infant son of Henry,

Mrs. Elizabeth, at East Greenwich, aged 87
years. American of
COGSWELL Miss Hannah, aged 54 years, at

Brooklyn, Ct. American of
COGGESHALL Benjamin Lawton, son of
James, aged 4 years, at Newport. Ameri-
can of

Mrs. Hannah, at Newport, aged 38 years.

Dr. John, at Bristol, suddenly,

Nathaniel, at Newport, aged 58 years. Amer-
ican of

Capt. John, president of Newport Bank, at
Newport, in 71st year. American of

Freeborn, at Newport, aged 48 years,

Josiah, at Newport, aged 45 years. Ameri-
can of

Lydia, widow of Capt. John, at Newport,
aged 78 years,

Lydia, widow of Billings C, at Newport, aged
89 years,

Joseph, at Middletown, in 77th year,

Christopher, at Warwick, aged 72 years.
American of

Urial F., of Providence, on passage home from
South America, to Norfolk,

George B., son of Billings, at Somerset, in
19th year,

Mrs, Elizabeth, of Newport, at New York,
aged 22 years,

Caleb, Jr., son of Caleb, in 2Sth year,
COGSWELL Mrs. Sarah, at Boston, aged 79

years. American of
COHEN Mrs. Jacob and two children of Santee,
drowned in the wreck of the packet brig
Edwina, off Hatteras,
COIGNY Marquis, at Paris, American of

April I, 1823
April 6, 1823

May 20, 1823

May 20, 1823

May 20, 1823

Aug. 10, 1823
Nov. 17, 1823

March 29, 1825

April 29, 1825

Aug. 5, 1825

Jan. 28, 1826

March 2, 1826

Nov. 7, 1826

June s. 1827
Oct. 10, 1827

Jan. 29, 1828

March 10, 1829

June 21, 1829
Oct. 7, 1830

Jan. 28, 1 83 1

April 22, 1 83 1

June 28, 1831

March 13, 1832
April 10, 1832

June 25, 1830

June 3, 1832
March 29, 1816

64 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

COKE Rev. Dr. , an English Methodist

missionary, at sea, while going to India ; -.
while a memorial sermon was being
preached at Manchester some villain gave
a false alarm of fire; in the panic three
were trod to death, and many injured, some
30 in all. American of May 12, 181 5

COLBY Rev. John, Baptist minister from Ver-
mont, at Norfolk, Va, American of Dec. 12, 1817

Archeleus, aged 60 years; was found in Great
Pond, Dumbarton, N. H., standing erect
dead, had been there about a week. .Amer-
ican of Feb. 20, 1827

Capt. Jeremi.ih B., master of schooner Enter-
prise, from Fall River, at Richmond, Va.,
suddenly, Aug. ir, 1828

Enock, Jr., aged 26 years, son of Nehemiah,at

Candia, N. H., May 3, 1829

Shurburn. aged 29 years, son of Nehemiah,

at Candia, N. H., May 3, 1829

COLE Mary, widow of Hon. John, formerly
chief justice of the Superior Court, whom
she survived more than 30 years ; she was
daughter of Hon. Daniel Updike ; she
died in this town at the residence of her
daughter, the wife of Ichabod Wade, Esq.;
she was buried from St. John's Church,
where a sermon was preached by Rev. Mr.
Crocker en the 23d; was in her 87th year, June 21, i8n

Benjamin, at North Kingstown, aged 96 years.
American of Jan. 14, 1812

Capt. Nehemiah, at Bristol, aged 60 years. May 22, 1812

Isaac, at Plattsburg, N. Y.; at the age of 90
he made a journey alone from La Chine
to Plattsburg, by way of La Partree ; had
he lived to October next he would be 104
years old ; was a great gunner and hunted
up to within two years of his death. Amer-
ican of June 3, 1814

Gibbs, son of Capt. Ebenezer, of Warren,
drowned from open boat opposite Paw-
tuxet, aged 17 years, " Oct. 8, 1814

Rebecca, eldest daughter of Thomas, at East

Greenwich, in 30th year. American of March 14, 1815

COLES Huldah, at Winchester, Ct., aged 90

years. American of Oct. 20, 1815

COLE David and wife, at Barrington. Ameri-

_ can of April 30, 18 1.6

John, of Sharon, Ct., aged 42 years, at Au-
burn, N. Y., jumped 17 feet"from a win-
dow in a delirium. American of Aug. 27, 1 816

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

65

COLE Cyrus, Esq., in this town, in 42d year,

Mrs. Lillas, widow qf Andrew, in this town,
in 71st year,

Jeremiah, at Pawtucket, in 21st year,

Col. Hugh, at Foster. American of

Virtue, wife of John, Esq., at Warwick, aged
65 years,

Peter, seaman, perished in the wreck of the
schooner Quaker,

Capt. Edward, U. S. Navy, formerly a nauti-
cal commander of this port, and son of the
late Hon. John, Esq., at Sackett's Harbor,
^gsd 53 years. American of

Capt. H. A., of North Kingstown, at lurk's
Island, in 31st year,
COLES John, Esq., at New London, aged 66

years. American of
COLE Joseph, housewright, in 43d year ; he in-
cautiously sat down on a chi.sel in his
pocket, Saturday (Ap. 5),

Alethear, wife of Capt. Ambrose, and daugh-
ter of late Col. Nathaniel Martin, of Har-
rington, at Greenfield, N. Y., aged 67
years,

Mary, wife of George W., at Newport, aged
32 years,

Capt. , late master of brig Matilda, died

at Havana previous to her sailing. Amer-
ican of

Isaac, at Warren, in 64th year. American of

Mrs. Rebecca, at Pawtucket, in 76th year,

Nancy, at Pawtucket, in 43d year,
COLEMAN Rev. Abdeel, Methodist, at Cincin-
nati, O., aged 42 years American of
COLE Ephraim, at Warren, in 79th year,

Mrs. Sarah, widow of Capt. William, at New-
port, aged 70 years. American of

John, at Warwick, aged j6 years, soldier of
the Revolution, commanded a company at
the battle of Rhode Island. American of

Major Allen, at Warren, in 45th year. Amer-
ican of

Mrs. Patience, widow of Allen, at Warren, in
77th year. American of

Mrs. Robey, wife of Ichabod, Esq., at War-
ren, in 70th year, suddenly,

Desire, wife of Constant, at Swanzey, in 93d
year. American of

Henry, of Warren, son of Capt. Jonathan, at
sea, on board ship Gen. Jackson, on passage
from Gibraltar to Bristol, in 20th year,

Jan. 6, 1817

March 31, 1818

Feb. 23, 1818

Aug. 6, 1 819

March 4, 1820

March 6, 1820

April 14, 1820
Sept. II, 1820
June 18, 1822

April 10, 1823

July 26, 1823
July 27, 1823

Aug. IS, 1823

Nov. 18, 1823

Feb 8, 1824

Nov. 27, 1824

Dec. 17, 1824
Feb. 14, 1825

March 8, 1825

March 25. 1825
April 5, 1825
July I, 1825
Oct. 14, 1825
Jan. 13, 1826

Sept. 9, 1826

66

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

COLE Eleanor, widow of Isaiah, of Middleboro,
at Warren, in 95th year,

Lucy v., daughter of Thomas B., at Cran-
ston, aged 4 years, 9 months,

Samuel, son of Capt. Samuel, at Warren.
American of

Martha, widow of Capt. Ebenezer, at War-
ren, aged 76 years,

Benjamin Whipple, infant son of Joseph,

Miss Betsey, at Sterling, Ct., aged 29 years,

Betsey, at Sterling, Ct., aged 29 years,

Hannah Driscoll, daughter of Capt. Samuel,
at Warren, in 5th year,

Robert M., son of Capt. Jonathan, at War-
ren, aged 37 years,

William, waiter, injured by an explosion of a
boiler on steamer Chief Justice Marshall,
in Hudson River, April 22, died next day,

Hannah, daughter of David, at Bristol, from
burns, her clothes taking fire the day be-
fore,

Martha, wife of Capt. H. C, at South Bos-
ton, aged 64 years. American of

Mrs. Waitey, widow of Ephraim, at Warren,
in 8sth year. American of

Jonas, 23 years, drowned in wreck of pleasure
boat Bunker Hill, in Boston Harbor,

Benjamin, at Seekonk. in 31st year,

Clarissa, wife of Alvan, at Warren, in 28th
year,
COLEGROVE John, Esq., at Coventry, in 74th
year; sermon by Rev. Amos Willis, Matt.
XL 29,

Nancy, widow of John, Esq., at Coventry,
aged 62 years,
COLEMAN Bacon, seaman of schooner packet
Oscar, at St. Barts,

John, in 23d year,

Susan, daughter of Rev. Ebenezer, at New-
port, aged S years. American of

Harriet, daughter of William, aged 17 months,

, murdered near Harrodsburg, Penn.

American of
COLLARD Mrs. Abigail, at Newport, aged 89
years,

Mrs. Abigail, at Newport, aged 89 years,
American of
COLLET Thomas, formerly of Philadelphia, in

Illinois, in 29th year. American of
COLLINS William, at East Greenwich, in the
69th year.

Feb. S, 1827

May 8, 1827

Mai-ch 14, 1828

April 30, 1828

Sept. II, 1828

Oct. 21, 1828

Oct. 21, 1828

April 6, 1829

Oct. 20, 1829

1830

Feb. 17, 183 1

April 22, 1831

July 12, 1831

June 12, 1832
July 21, 1832

Nov. 7, 1832

March 21, 1817

April 27, 1820

Sept. 22, 1820
Aug. 20, 1 824

Oct. 7, 1825
Aug. 12, 1828

July 24, 1832

Sept. 4, 1822

Sept. 12, 1828

Feb. 15, 1822

July 23, i8u

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 67

COLLINS Charles Bradford, only son of Charles,
Esq.., and grandson of the late Governor

Bradford, at Bristol, in sth ySar, June 21, 1813

Comfort, Friend Minister, at Seabrook, N.

H., aged 105 years, 3 months. American

of F"eb. 16, 1 8 16

COLLIN Josiah P., Esq., formerly of Newport,

at Island of Trinidad, May 15, 1816

COLLINS Tillinghast, son of Philip, at Cranston,

aged 15 years, Aug., 18 16

Charles, Esq., at Warren, aged 74 years, June 8, 1818

Mary, wife of Dr. Amos, at Cranston, June 9, 181 8

Erastus, at Pawtucket, in 32d year, native of

Hampton. Ct, for five years a teacher, Oct. 5, 1819

Erastus, at Seekonk, in 33d year. American

of Oct. 15, 1819

Capt. Samuel, at Newport, aged 83 years.

American of Jan. 18, 1820
John, Governor of Delaware. American of April 26, 1822
, child of Wanton, at Warwick, aged

about 2 years ; was burnt to death, Feb. 6, 1823

David C, at North Guilford, Ct., aged 47

years. American of Jan. 9, 1824

Mrs. , in North Carolina. While standing

in her door, she was shot by some fiend.

American of March 9, 1824

Eliza, wife of William A., and daughter of

late Samuel Manchester, of Tiverton, at

Providence, in 25th year, Oct. 31, 1824

Harty, widow of Charles, at Warren, in 78th

vear, Jan. 29, 1825

Sarah, wife of Jabez, at Hopkinton, aged 80

years. American of July 26, 1825

Elizabeth, wife of Philip, at Cranston, aged

52 years, of Society of Friends ; leaves 9

children, Aug. i, 1825

Cuff (colored), at Bristol, April 26, 1826

Henry, son of Capt. William, at Warren, in

60th year. American of July 4, 1826

James, aged 30 years, native of Ireland, at

Newport. American of Jan. 30, 1827

Mary, wife of Capt. William, at Warren, aged

48 years. American of Jan. 30, 1827

Benjamin, of Southboro, Mass., suicide by

cutting his throat ; was found dead back

of his house, aged about 70 years. Amer-
ican of May 8, 1827
Mrs. Mary, wife of Capt. Haile, and daughter

of James Maxwell, Esq., at Warren, Dec. 26, 1828

Mary, widow of Thomas, at Foster, June 22, 1829

6§

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

COLLINS Philip, Jr., aged 23 years, son of
Philip, of Providence, at Augusta, Ga.,

, an, Irishman, at Northampton. He and

a friend got drunk, laid down beside road
to sleep, when the friend awoke Collins
was lying dead beside him,
Sterry, at Southbridge, of cholera,
COLLIS Andrew D., of Connecticut, at Havana,

mate of brig Cobbossee, of this port,
COLMAN Rev. James, American missionary to
Chittageng, at Cox's Bazar in Bengal,
Elizabeth Nichols, daughter of Rev. Eben-

ezer, at Newport, aged 10 months,
Mrs. Mary, formerly of Boston, at Salem,
Mass.,
COLQUHEUN Patrick, Esq., LL.D., a political

writer, in London, aged 76 years,
COSSON Sylvester, a pirate under sentence of
death at Boston, hung himself in his cell.
American of
COLTON Solomon, at Longmeadow, Mass., in
8'8th year,
Rev. C. C, at London, a suicide. The dread
of a surgical operation is given for the act.
American of
COLVIN Edwin Elisha, infant son of Ezra, at
Warwick, aged i year,
Henry Ralph, only son of Nathan R., at
Providence, aged i year,
COLWELL William, at Foster, aged 36 years,
Mehitable, wife of Col. John, late of Foster,
at Brooklyn, Ct., in 78th year. American of
- George, at Glocester, aged 48 years,
COMER John, at Bristol Neck, aged 90 years;
was member of Baptist church, Warren, 60
years, and son of Rev. John, formerly pas-
tor of First Baptist church of Newport.
American of
COMMENE Prince Demetrms, in England ; had
been offered the crown of Greek empire.
American of
COMSTOCK Capt. Fairbank, of Norwich, Ct.,
; drowned in New London harbor Oct. 20,'
found Nov. 13 on north side of Martha's
Vineyard, a distance of loo miles, recog-
nized by his papers. American of
--■ ; Samuel, in this town, in 27th year, son of
Capt. Benjamin,
Samuel, at Burrillville, in 79th year, of Soci-
■ , ety of Friends,

Nov. 4, 1830

April 15, 1831
Sept. 8, 1829

Oct. I, 1829

July 4, 1822

Oct. 9, 1825

Nov. II, 1826

April 25, 1820

Feb. 2, 1827
Oct. 17, 1 82 1

June 12, 1832

Sept. 3, 1828

Oct. 20, 1830
March 12, 1817

Feb. 22, 1822
March 8, 1831

Jan. 14, 1817
Nov. 2, 1 82 1

Dec. 3, 1813

April 10, 1815

June 6, 1815

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN- DEATHS

69'

COMSTOCK Sarah, widow of Dr. Ichabod, at
Smithfield, in 74th year; funeral from her
son Isaac's, died - Nov. 19, 1815

Moses Eddy, only son of Captain William,
aged 2 months, Sept. 17, 1818;

Col. Adam, at Saratoga Co., N. Y., in 80th
year, soldier of the Revolution ; was a na-
tive of Smithfield, R. I., and member of
General Assembly, removed to New York
about 1785, April 10, 1819

George, at Mendon, in Scrth year, of Society

of Friends, Jan. 6, 1820

Capt. Joseph, in his 38th year, Feb. 3, 1820

Mrs. Bethiah, wife of Capt. William, daugh-
ter of late Jabez Gorham, in 33d year, Sept. 8, 1821

Julia, daughter of Capt. William, aged 7

months, Sept. 18, 1821,

Capt. Jesse, in 4Sth year, Dec. 19, 1821

Isaac, formerly of Smithfield, at Candor, N.

Y., aged 53 years, April 27, 1822

Mary, at Moniville, Ct., aged 9 years, killed

by lightning while at church. May 25, 1823

Dr. William S., U. S. Army, at Canajoharie,
N. Y. American of June 28, 1825

Mary, wife of Capt. benjamin, and daughter
of Rev. Joseph Winsor, of Glocester, aged
71 years,_ Nov. 10, 1825

Oliver H., infant son of Dr. Josenh, at Leb-
anon, Ct. American of Oct. 20, 1826

Harriet Ellen, infant daughter of Capt. Wil-
liam, aged 18 months, June 15, 1827

Dr. Ezekiel, at Smithfield, aged 66 years.

American of Feb. 26, 1828

William Ezekiel, son of Dr. William W., at

Smithfield, aged 3 months. May 14, 1828

Capt. Benjamin, aged 82 years, Sept. 30, 1828

CON ANT Timothy, at Rehoboth, in 74th year, March 5, 1826

Miss Lucy, aged 72 years, and Miss Betsey,
aged 66 years ; these two sisters had
always lived in the same house and died
within 1 5 minutes of each other, at Con-
cord, Mass. American of April 21, 1829

Nancy, daughter of the late Benjamin, of
Oakham, Mass., at Providence, in i8th
year, Sept. 23. 1831

CONCANNON Rt. Rev. Luke, at Naples, in

70th year, June 19, 1810

CONDARCET Madame, widow of the cele-
brated legislator and sister of Marshall
Grouchey, at Paris ; was a noted belle and
wit of the coteries of Paris. American of Oct. 29, 1822

YO VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

CONDY Thomas Hollis, Jr., of Providence, at

Savannah, in 30th year, July 16, i82[

Mary, wife of Capt. Thomas Hollis Condy,
aged 59«years, Aug. S, 1823

CONE Julia Ann, at Plainfield, Ct., aged 22

years. American of Dec. 31, 1824

, at Middlebury, Vt.; he had been

charged with theft and went with a friend
to the accuser to satisfy him of his inno-
cence ; the affair so worked on his mind
that he went home, wrote a letter to his
wife asserting his innocence and then hung
himself. American of Dec. 21, 1827

CONEY , aged 2 years, at Leydon, N.

Y., ate toadstool for mushroom. Ameri-
can of Oct. 21, 1817
CONGDON Benjamin, at Warwick, in S2d year.

American of May 19, 1815

Carey, at Newport, aged 32 years. Ameri-
can of May 23, 18 15-

John, of West Greenwich, at St. Pierre, W.
I., on board sch. William Sheldon, aged 26
years, Jan. 14, 18 17

John Boss, native of Rhode Island, at Marine
Hospital, Charleston, S. C, aged 30 years.
American of Sept. 14, 1819

Stephen, son of the late Samuel, of South
Kingstown, at Lebanon, Ct., aged 56 years, June 10, 1820

Hannah, widow of James, of Charlestown,

R. I., at Stnrbridge, Mass , in 94th year, Oct. 9, 1820

Mary, wife of Capt. Peleg, only daughter of
Hon. Henry Remington, at Warwick, sud-
denly, Nov. 14, 1820

Abigail, widow of Robert, Esq., of Charles-
town, at North Kingstown, in 73d year. Dec. 29, 1820

Mary, widow of Joseph, at Jamestown, aged
65 years, Jan. 18, 1821

William, son of Daniel, Esq.,, at Wickford,

aged 25 years, Nov. 12, 1824

Caleb, son of Jonathan, aged 25 years, Dec. 1, 1824

Rebecca, widow of James, at Charlestown, in

80th year, Feb. 13, 1826

Abigail, wife of John, at Cranston, aged about

34 years, March 5, 1826

George Henry, infant son of William, aged

II months. May 13, 1826

Thomas, son of Joshua, at Northbridge,

aged 26 years. American of July 21, 1826

James, formerly of Providence, at Lubec,

Me. American of Feb. 23, 1827

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 71

CONGDON Mrs. Hannah, at Wickford, in 51st

year. American of May 8, 1827

Harriet Adams, daughter of Isaac, Jr., at

Arkwright, aged 14 months, Sept. n, 1828

Ephraim, formerly of Providence, at North-
. bridge, aged 68 years, Nov. 28, 1828

Abby, daughter of Welcome, aged 19 months, Sept. 14, 1829
Joseph W., at Cranston, in 34th year, April 30, 1831

Hodge (colored), aged 55 years, Nov. 14, 1831

CONGERS Miss , in the burning of the

Richmond, Va., theatre, Dec. 26, 181 1

CONGLETON Thomas, aged 15 years, in Vir-
ginia, killed by the careless handling of a
swivel on board a boat conveying his
father's military company on an excursion.
American ot July 4, 1820

CONGRENE Sir Gen. William, the English ar-
tillery ofificer. American of Aug. 19, r.828

CONGRIEVE Lt Gen. Sir W. , Baronet,

aged 73 years, controler of the Royal Lab-
oratory, etc. American ot July i, 1814

CONK LING Augustus H. M., aged 35 years,
late Lieut. Commandant U. S. Navy ; was
in command of the Tigress, at Lake Erie,
in St. Mary's Co., Md., Nov. 13, 1822

CONNELLY widow, inhumanly murdered by

William Etheridge, at Carratuck, N. C, March 2, 181 1

Luke and two children (colored), killed by

lightning, at Georgetown, Del., July S. 1832

CONNEYS Eliza, in England ; she had swal-
lowed a number of pins. American of Oct. 22, 1813

CONNOLLY Rt. Rev. John, D. D., R. C.

bishop of New York, at New York, Feb. 6, 1825

Levi (colored), and two of his children,

killed by lightning, at Middleford, Del., July S, 1832

CONNOR J. , secretary to the governor,

of the fever, at New Orleans. American of Oct. 11, 1822

John, of Albany, killed by an explosion on
board steamboat Ohio, near Sing Sing.
American of July 10, 1832

CONROY Mr. , his wife and five children,

drowned while crossing the Potomac, three

miles from Oldtown. American of April 26, 1825

CONTI The Prince of, in Spain, aged 80 years.

American of July i, 1814

CONVERT Mrs. and two children, in the

burning of the Richmond, Va., theatre, Dec. 26, 18! i

CONWAY Patrick, an Irish merchant, inhu-
manly murdered in. his store, supposed by
John Owens, cabinet maker, at Raleigh, N.
C. American of May 12, 1809

72 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

CONWAY VV. T., at Boston,

Gen. Robert, at Georgetown, S. C , aged 70
years. American of

H. W., killed in a duel with Robert Critten-
den, in Arkansas Ter.,
COODY Robert, ordinary seaman, killed on board
the Little Belt, in action with the U. S.
Frigate President,
COOKE Rosanna S., daughter of the late Jesse,
of this town, in i6th year,

George, with two boatmen and eight children
of William Heogs, were drowned in Lake
Champlain,

Peter, at Coventry, in 91st year,

Miss Rebecca, in the burning of the Rich-
mond, Va., theatre,

Mrs. William, in the burning of the Rich-
mond, Va., theatre,

George Frederick, the tragedian ; he had
just completed his 57th year, in New York,

Col. John, of Tiverton, at Newport, in 68th
year, an officer of the Revolution,

Martha, wife of Araasa, at Cumberland, aged
38 years,

Rosanna Elizabeth, only daughter of Joseph
S., in this town, aged 4 years, 2 months,

Christopher Sheldon, youngest son of Joseph
S., in this town, aged 14 months,

Hannah, wife of EseK, at Cumberland, in
49th year,

George William, infant son of Joseph S., in
this town,

Sarah, at Worcester, aged 88 years ; she had
13 children, 99 grand, 113 great-grand and
12 great-great-grandchildren, total 237.
American of March 7,

Adam, at Greenbush, N. Y., aged 96 years,
leaves a wife aged 94 years; had lived to-
gether 69 years. American of July i,

Clarke, merchant, at Newport, aged 48 years.

American of ' Aug. 22,

Mary, widow of Edward, at Tiverton, in 48th

year. American of Feb. 3,

Thomas D., of Providence, at sea, on board
ship Asia, on passage from IBatavia to
Canton, in 23d year, April — ,

John, of Tiverton, at sea, on board ship Co-
lumbia, on passage from Havana to Bristol.
American of July 17,

Eleazer, seaman, aged 25 years, native of

Rhode Island, at St. Ubes, Sept. 27,

Jan. 3,

1822

Dec 26,

1823

Nov. 5,

1827

May 16,

1811

Dec. 20,

1808

Nov. 10,
Dec. 22,

1810
1810

Dec. 26,

1811

Dec. 26,

1811

Sept. 26,

1812

Dec. 17,

1812

May 4,

1814

Dec. 8,

1815

Oct. I,

1816

Oct. 5,

1816

Jan. 27,

1817

817

817
817

818
818
818

8t8

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS 73

COOKE Elizabeth, widow of Capt. John, for-
merly of Providence, at Killingly, Ct., Jan. i, 1819
William F., seaman, of Newport, at sea, on
ship Morning Star, on passage from New
Orleans. American of Aug. 17, 1819
Mary, widow of Stephen, at Glocester, in

74th year. American of Sept. 7, 1819

Orchard, Esq., postmaster, at Wiscasset, Me.

American of Sept. 7, 18 19

Ebenezer, aged 24 years; was blind and
drowned while bathing in a pond, at Kill-
ingly, Ct., June 25, 1820

John, Esq., at Newport, formerly member

General Assembly, July 22, 1820

Anna, wife of Nathaniel, formerly of Provi-
dence, at Canandaigua, N. Y., aged 40
years, suddenly, American of Sept. 8, 1820

Julia Ann, daughter of Robert, at Seekonk,

in 17th year. American of Sept. 8, 1820

Ann Greene, only daughter of William M., at

Glocester, in 4th year, Oct. 18, 1820

Aseneth, widow of Eleazer, at Cumberland,

in 57th year, June 20, 1822

John, eldest son of late John, Esq., of New-
port, at Havana. American of June 25, 1822

Robert E., at Charleston, S. C, in 2Sth year,
printer; had worked on the Providence
papers, June 5, 1822

John Gray, infant son of Caleb, Sept. 26, 1822

Amey, wife of Capt. Benoni, at Providence,

in 39th year, Dec 9, 1822

Bennett, son of Peter, at Tiverton, aged 19

years. American of Jan. 24, 1823

Stephen, of Brig Brutus, died at sea. Ameri-
can of Jan. 24, 1823

Thomas, aged 54 years; leaves wife and two

daughters, Feb. 15, 1823

Stephen A., son of late Col. John, of New-
port, at sea, on board brig Prutus, on pas-
sage from Cronstadt to Newport. Ameri-
can of Feb. 28, 1823

, daughter of Otis, at Olneyville, aged 7

years, drowned, May 24, 1823

Rev. Elisha B., pastor ot the Presbyterian
church in Manchester (formerly Oxford),
Ct., drowned in crossing a pond where he
had been helping a neighbor haying.
American of July 25, 1823

John, State librarian and proprietor of City
Reading Rooms, at Albany, N. Y., sud-
denly. American of Aug. 29, 1823

74 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

COOKE Mrs. Joanna, widow of Capt. Nicholas,

in 64th year, ^ Nov.ar, 1823

Mary Gray, widow of Russell, of Tiverton,

at Boston, aged 78 years. American of Nov. 25, 1823

Susanna, widow of Capt. Joseph, aged 79

years, April 29, 1824

Henry T., son of late Capt. Daniel, formerly

of Providence, at Rhynebeck, N. Y.; was

a graduate of Brown University, Dec. 24, 1 824

Orchard, at Winthrop, Me.; two of his chil-
dren died from spotted fever within 12

hours from its attack and the third within

36 hours. American of March 18, 1825

Sarah, wife of Caleb C, in 29th year, Aug. 9, 1825

Ann Janette, daughter of Jesse, at Coventry,

in 8th year, Oct. 6, 1825

William H., at New York, printer, aged 23

years, Oct. 20, 1825

Isaac, at Tiverton, aged 82 years. American

of May s, 1826

Lydia, at Tiverton, aged 83 years. American

of May 5, 1826

Mary, wife of Capt. Charles C, daughter of

Rev. Daniel Webb, formerly of Provi.

dence, at Newport, aged 23 years, " Dec. 30, 1826

Israel, Esq., at Hurrillville, in 80th year, Feb. i, 1827

Gray Wood, in i8th year, Feb. 14, 1827

Capt. Enock, at Westford, in 8sth year.

American of May 15, 1827

Daniel P., late member of Congress from Ill-
inois, in Kentucky. American of Nov. 6, 1827
Mary, daughter of late Hopkins, at Appo-

naug, late of East Greenwich, in 65th

year, Sept. 14, 1828

Mrs Abigail, wife of Capt. Joseph B., and

daughter of late Capt. Amos Allen, of

Providence, at Mendon, in 59th year, Oct. 6, 1828

Robert, at Kingstown, aged 85 years, an

ofificer in the Revolution. American of Oct. 7, 1828

Phebe, wife of John W., at Foster, in 59th

year, Nov. 26, 1828

Stephen, seaman, of Tiverton, lost overboard

from sloop Com. Perry, Jan. 2, 1829
, sister of Nicholas, at Richmond, Vt.,

killed by lightning, Oct. 9, 1829

Noah, Esq., attorney at law, at Keene, N.

H., the oldest lawyer in the State, aged 80

years, Oct. 15, 1829

Hannah, wife of Benjamin, at Lynn, aged 22

years. American of Nov. 26, 1829

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

75

COOKE James, at Boston, aged 48 years. Ameri-
can of
Jennette, at Bethlehem, N. Y.; she resided
with her father when the settlement was
destroyed and burnt by the savages ; her
age was 105 years. American of
Wilson, printer, at New Orleans, of the fever,
William, at Brighton, Mass., aged 26 years.

American of
Alma S., wife of Stephen A., and eldest
daughter of Rowland Greene, at Glocester,
in 22d year,
Sarah, wife of Christopher, in 78th year,
Jeremiah G., of Providence, at sea, on board
Ship Henry Hill, on passage from New
York to Bahai,
Edward, executed at London, Eng., for burk-
ing a woman of 80 years. American of
Miss Abby, in iSth year,
COOLBRETT Samuel, at Hampton, N. H.,

ruptured a blood vessel. American of
COOLEY Capt. Chauncey, Jr., son of Capt.
Chauncey, of this town, at New York, in
25 th year,
Capt. Chauncey, of Providence, who was ship-
wrecked nine months since ; his body has
been found and buried. American of
Pamelia Francis, daughter of Capt. Lyman,

at East Windsor, Ct., aged 2 years,
James, of Ohio, Charge d'Affairs at Peru, at

Lima, S. A.,
Samuel, at Northampton, aged 60 years; was
employed in Mr. Butler's paper manufac-
tory, in crossing the pond broke in and was
drowned,
COOLIDGE Capt. John, at Worcester, aged 34

years. American of
COOMBE William, Esq., a celebrated literary
character, in England, aged 82 years.
American of
COOMBES Henry, of Thomaston, Me., died at

sea,
COOMBS Capt. John, at Cincinnati, manufactur-
ing hatter. American of
COOMBES George W., at Boston, suffocated

from charcoal. American of
COOMER Mrs. Mary, at Pawtucket, aged 18

years,
COONEY Patrick, perished in the wreck of the
Frances Mary, at sea,

Feb. 19, 1830

June 15, 1830
Oct. 10, 1830

April I, 1 83 1

April 7, 183 1
Dec. 29, 1 83 1

Jan. 7, 1832

Feb. 28, 1832
Dec. 28, 1832

Aug. I, 1817

Sept. 21, 1815

March 29, 1822

March 27, 1 824

Feb. 24, 1828

Dec. 18, 1828
Jan. 27, 1824

Aug. 22, 1823
March 25, 1825
Aug. 17, 1827
May 22, 1832
Nov. 26, 1828
Feb. 5, 1826

76

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

COOPER William, Esq., at Boston, aged 88
years, 49 of which he was fleeted town
clerk and never absent from a meeting,

Capt. Gilbert, at Wickford, in 84th year,

Lamberton, at Middletown, Ct., aged 70
years, suddenly. American of

Golden, shot by Mr. Roberts, at Hoboken,
N.J.,

Elvira, at Cincinnati, O., was to have been
married the eve of her death.

Elder John, at Northbridge, aged 68 years.
American of

John, at Wickford, in 68th year, soldier in
the Revolution,

James, at Palermo, N. Y., aged 40 years;
wrestling with a companion while drunk
was seized in a fit. American of

Susan, daughter of Allen, aged 8 months,

Capt. Benjamin, native of Taunton, at New
York, aged about 58 years; supposed to
have been drowned in the harbor. Amer-
ican of

T , Corporal of Marines, U. S. Brig En-
terprise, at Quarantine, N. Y. American of

James, at Taunton, aged 53 years. American
of

Nathan, at Burrillville, at an advanced age,

Bathsheba, widow of Capt. James, at Taun-
ton, aged 72 years,

Mary, wife of Abel, and daughter of Rev.
David Newman, of Rehoboth, at Seekonk,
in 28th year.

Miss Lydia, at Taunton, aged 52 years,

Capt. Lewis, at Centreville, Warwick, aged
49 years,

Thomas, at Attleboro, in 50th year. Amer-
ican of

Lloyd B., formerly of Middletown, Ct., at
New Orleans, aged 20 years. American of

Varnum, son of Rev. Calvin, at Killingly, in
2Sth year,

Gerordus A., M. D., at New York,
COPE Francis, son of Thomas P., at Philadel-
phia, drowned while bathing. American of
COPELAND Margaret, in the burning of the
Richmond, Va., Theatre,

George Warren, son of Elisha, at Taunton.
American of

Eunice, of Mansfield, Mass., daughter of
William, at Raynhara, aged 29 years,

Nov. 28, 1809
March 21, 1814

Sept. 8, 1815

Nov. 20, 181 6

Nov. 23, 1817

May 19, 1 818

Nov. 21, 1818

July 18, 1820
Sept. 3, 1 82 1

Dec. 21, 1821

July 12, 1822

Sept. 12, 1823
Dec. 21, 1823

May 8, 1824

Oct. 23, 1825
Feb. 23, 1826

Aug. 5, 1826

Feb, 17, 1829

Oct. 22, 1830

March 28, 1831
Aug. 3, 1832

Aug. 20, 1 8 16

Dec. 26, 1 81 1

Feb. 21, 1823

Sept. 4, 1824

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN- DEATHS 77

COPELAND Elisha, at Norfolk, Va.; took the

wrong medicine. American of Aug. 25, 1829

WilUaim M. H., bookbinder, of Boston, at

Havana, aged 35 years, July 25, 1830

COPLEY J. S., Esq., R. A. and F. A. A., a
native of Boston, an eminent painter, at
London, Eng., Sept. 15, 1815

COPLIN Hannah, widow of Thomas, at Seekonk,

in 8 1 St year, Jan. 28, 1820

COPP Elizabeth, wife of David, at Killingly, aged

^ 60 years. American of May 14, 1822

Sarah W., eldest daughter of William, at

Killingly, Ct., aged 21 years, Sept. 12, 1826

CORBIN John Taylor, eldest son of Major
Richard, of Loneville, at Carlisle, Penn.,
from wounds received in a duel the even-
ing before, Dec. 8, 181 5

John Taylor. In his obituary it is stated that
a sister perished in the burning of the
theatre at Richmond ; a nephew, only son
of William Champe Carter of Culpepper,
was murdered at some college, and a first
cousin, John Bird, was killed at battle of
North Point, near Baltimore. Their
brother. Major Garvin L. Corbin, is still
suffering from wounds received at Hamp-
ton. American of Feb. 2, 1816

John, native of Killingly, Ct., at Providence,
in 29th year ; was in the steward's depart-
ment. Brown University, Dec. 15, 1830
COREY Capt. William, of this town, at Charles-
ton, S. C, in 63d year, Nov. 18, 1812

Oliver, at Warwick, in 73d year. American

of April 12, i8i6

Mary Ann, eldest daughter of Capt. Caleb,
in 13th year, Nov. 21, 1817

Robert, wrecked with schooner Franklin on

Lake Erie. American of Dec. 8, 1820

Daniel, in 23d year, June 13, 1821

Emeline Amilia, daughter of Capt. Caleb, in
6th year, Oct. 4, 1821

William Borden, only son of Caleb, at New-
port, Oct. t9, 1 82 1

Hannah M., daughter of late Bradford, of
Newport, at Providence, aged 16 years, July 10, 1822

Mrs. Lucy, at Ashford, Conn., aged 41 years.

American of Sept. 13, 1822

Catherine, wife of Sylvester R., aged 25
years, May 22, 1825

78 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

COREY John, of Pawtuxet, at sea on board brig
Ann, from this port for Havana, the fifth
day out ; fell from mainyard. American oT May 30, 1826

William, son of Thomas, near Wickford ; got
caught in the water wheel and so badly
hurt that he died within a few hours, June 13, 1826

Sylvester Hazard, infant son of Sylvester R.,
aged 15 months, Aug. 30, 1826

Capt. David, at Sturbridge, aged 71 years.

American of Dec. 5, 1826

Capt. Job, at North Kingstown, aged 82

years, Oct. 5, 1828

Hazard, at Pawtucket, aged 28 years, of So-
ciety of Friends, Nov. 16, 1828

DorcaS; widow of Capt. William, of Provi-
dence, at Lexington, Ky., in 80th year, Jan. 15, 1830

William G., at North Providence, aged 36

years, April 27, 1830

Abby Frances, infant daughter of Ebenezer,

aged 5 months, July 17, 1830

Esther, wife of Caleb, in S2d year, Oct. 25, 1830

Lydia, wife of Samuel, at Portsmouth, in

35th year, Nov. 27, 1830

Isaac, at Westport, aged 84 years. Ameri-
can of Dec. 24, 1830

William Congdon, son of John, aged 11

months, 12 days, April 23, 1831

Albert B,, son of Pardon, at Fall River, aged
2 years; fell into a tub of hot water. Amer-
ican of Aug. 16, 1 83 1

Allen, aged 41 years, killed, Sept. 25, 1831

Allen, mariner, killed in the riot, at Provi-
dence. American of Sept. 27, 1831

Edward P., son of late Enock, of Marlboro,

Mass., in 2Sth year. May 27, 1832

Phebe, widow of Ebenezer H., of Provi-
dence, at London, U. C, aged 65 years, of
the cholera, July 20, 1832

CORLISS Susannah C. wife of John, formerly

of Providence, at Paris, Ky., Sept. 6, 1824

CORNELIUS Dr. Rlias, at Somers, N. Y., aged
65 years, a patriot and sufferer in the war
for independence. American of July 11, 1823

Rev. Elias, secretary of the American Board,

at Hartford, Feb. 12, 1832

CORNELL Elizabeth, widow of Capt. Walter,

at Newport, in sSth year. American of ' Sept. 4, 18 10

L}rdia. wife of Capt. George, at Portsmouth,

in S6th year, April 27, 18 14

Mrs. Sally, m Soth year, Nov. 14, 1814

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

79

CORNELL Gideon [^)enjamin], in this town, in
S7th year, man^ years sexton of St. John's
church. American of

Robert, of Portsmouth, aged 25 years,
drowned from brig Carolina Augusta, of
Boston,

Sarah, wife of Job, at Newport, in 45th year.
American of

Rebecca, widow of Gideon, at Newport, in
78th year. American of

Ann A., wife of John I., formerly of Newport,
daughter of Tiddeman Remington, of
Jamestown, at Beaufort, S. C, in 35th year,

Thomas, at Newport, aged 53 years,

Benjamin, formerly of Newport, at Beaufort,
S. C, aged 39 years,

Joseph, Esq., at Tiverton, aged 65 years, for-
merly a pensioner and ofiScer of the Revo-
lution,

Benjamin C. at Newport, in 38th year.

Elder Joseph, formerly of Providence, at Gal-
way, N. Y., in 80th year,

Frances C, daughter of late Gideon, at New-
port, aged 38 years. American of

Mrs. Patience, at Burrillville, aged 80 years
American of

Mrs. Rebecca, wife of John, of Newport, at
New York, aged 28 years,

Mrs. Sarah, at Newport, aged 64 years,

Comfort, widow of Benjamin, at Patience
Island, in Soth year,

Juliq Emily, daughter of Benjamin, aged 19
months.

Phebe, widow of Jonathan, at Portsmouth, in
94th year. American of

Gideon, at Glocester, aged 85 years,

John, aged 9 years, son of John, drowned in
the Cove Basin,

Rooanna, widow of Capt. Joseph, of Tiverton,
at Providence, aged 65 years,
CORNING Miss Susannah, at Norwich, Ct.,

aged 47 years,
CORNWALLIS Hon. Sir Admiral William,
Vice Admiral of England. American of

Marquise of, in England, aged 49 years, son
of the General, who fought at Yorktown,
Va. American of
CORNWELL Dr. C. C.,at Philadelphia. Amer-
ican of

March 19, 1816

Sept. 19, 1818
July 23, 1819
July II, 1820

Aug. 18, 1821
May 9, 1822

Jan. 17. 1824

April 8, 1825
May 21, 1825

July 26, 1826

Nov. 7, 1826

March 4, 1828

May 2, 1828
July 3, 1829

Nov. 9, 1829

June 17, 1830

July 20, 1830
Dec. 16, 1830

Feb. 9, 183 1

Jan. 10, 1832

June 6, 1822

Sept. 14, 1819

Sept. 23, 1823
Aug. 17, 1832

80

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

CORPE Rev. David, at Angelica, N. Y., in 78th
year, a native of this State, where he spent
most of his life; had a church near Appo-
naug ; sermon by Rev. Mr. Gillett, his
selection II Tim. iv:7-8,

CORP Sally, wife of Abraham, at Scituate, aged
70 years,

CORPE Elizabeth, widow of John, daughter of
Richard Waterman, in 95th year,
Samuel H., in 32d year,

CORSS Richard, Esq., formerly editor of Hud-
son Whig, at Leyden, Mass., aged 27 years.
American of

CORTHEY Daniel, Esq., attorney at law, a
Revolutionary soldier and officer, at New-
bern, N. C,

COSAIR Napoleon Bonaparte, at Utica, N. Y.
American of

COSTA Joseph Dominique, aged 57 years, native
of Italy, had resided here many years,

COTTLE Capt. Thomas, formerly of Martha's
Vineyard, at Freetown, Mass., aged 72
years,

COTTON Samuel W., formerly of Buffalo, N.
Y., at Providence, aged 22 years,
John, at New York, aged 29 years ; in the
American brig Patriot while cruising in
West Indian waters an engagement was
held with a pirate, in September, 1822,
when he was so unfortunate as to lose both
arms,
Samuel, at Boston, aged 54 years. American

of
Abigail, wife of Charles, and daughter of
Moses Jewett, at Ipswich. American of

COTTRELL Benjamin P., at South Kingstown,
in 29th year. American of
William Sr., William Jr. and John executed
at Hagarstown, Md., for murder of John
Adams, May 9, 1819,
Ann, widow of Capt. Thomas, at Newport,
in 73d year. American of

Harriet, daughter of late Gardiner, at
Wickford. .American of
John, at West Bloomfield, N. Y., in 74th
year,

COUCHERY Mons. , at Paris, of the Le-
gion of Honor, master of requests, etc.
American of

July '13,-1819

March 2, 1825

Dec. 26, 1825
Feb. 22, 183 1

May 16, 1823

June 19, 1817
Sept. 27, 1 8 16
Feb. 24, 1826

March 21, 1826
Feb. 16, 1827

June 30, 1829
Feb. 2, 1830

Oct. 12, 1830
July 9, 1816

Feb. 25, 1820

Oct. 12, 1819

Feb. 26, 1828

Aug. 28, 1828

Jan. 27, 1815

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

81

COULTER James M., midshipman, at Malaga;
he burst a blood vessel; belonged to U. S.
frigate United States. American of
George, near Sumpterville, S. C, aged. 107
years; his sister. Mrs. Martha Clarke,
died the week after, aged 105 years. Amer-
ican of

COUNTIS Mr. . murdered by Thomas

Biggam, in a quarrel over some shirts, near

Alexandria, La.,

COUSELLO
France

he

commandant at Verdun,
blew out his brains rather

than stand a court of inquiry respecting his
treatment of British prisoners of war ; he
is the fourth French oflficer that has done
so for this cause. American of
COUTHONY Capt. Joseph, at Boston, aged 56

years. American of
COUTTS Miss Elvina, in the burning of the
Richmond, Va., theatre,

Thomas, Esq., banker, at London, aged 87
years, father-in-law of Sir Francis Burdett ;
he willed his whole estate of $4,000,000 to
his widow, formerly Miss Mellen, of the
theatre. American of
COVELL Uea. Silas, late of Providence, at Troy,
N. Y., from a fall, in 68th year,

Eliza A., wife of Rev. Joseph S., and second
daughter of John A. Collins, Esq., of New-
port, at Princess Anne, Md., in 3 2d year,

Rebecca, widow of late Dea. Silas, and
daughter of late Samuel Thurber, of Provi-
dence, at Troy, N. Y., in 81st year,
COWELL Ebenezer, Esq., clerk of court of
common pleas of Hunterdon Co., at Tren-
ton, N. J., perished in the cold,

Mrs. Mary, wife of Major Samuel, at Wren-
tham, aged 79 years,

Major Samuel, at Wrentham, aged 87 years,
served in the French and in the War of
the Revolution,
COWING Bethiah, wife of Joseph, at Bridge-
water, Mass., aged 78 years. American of

Capt. John, at Warren, aged 55 years, found
dead in his bed,

Seth L., at New York, on his way to Charles-
ton, S. C, in 38th year ; his remains were
brought here for burial. American of

William, at New York, merchant, aged 33
years ; his remains were brought to this
town for burial,

March 11, 1817

Aug. 2, 1822
May—, 1822

Feb. 14, 1812

Feb. 2, 1830

Dec. 26, 181 1

April 26, 1822
Dec. 26, 1820

Oct. 5, 1828

Feb. 16, 1830

Feb. 14, 1818
Jan. 31, 1824

Feb. 23, 1824
Aug. IS, 1823
July 22, 1826

Nov. 3, 1826

March 21, 1828

g2 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

COWING Ward, in 77th year, April 14, 1832

Caroline, youngest daughter of Joseph, in

lOth year, April 28, 1832

Caroline, youngest daughter of Joseph, in

10th year, April 29, 1832

COY Mrs. Sarah, widow, aged 89 years, in this

town, buried in West burying ground, Aug. 26, 1812

Samuel, seaman, at sea, on board ship Ann,

on passage from Havana to Bristol. Amer-
ican of April 25, 1823
John, at Bristol, aged about 53 years, Oct. 14, 1825
COYLE Mr. . the scenic artist, in New

York ; in getting into his carriage he mis-
stepped, falling backwards fractured his

skull and died the day following, July 21, 1827

COX Henry, merchant, native of England,

drowned at New York while attempting to

board a steamboat, Jan. 6, 1817

COXE Lieut. , of U. S. brig Enterprise,

died at Charleston. American of July 12, 1822

Tench, Esq., at Philadelphia, in 69th year, July 16, 1824

COX Dr. John P., of Rhinebeck, at New York.

American of July 2, 1825

George, a child of his, aged 2 years, at New

port. American of Aug. 19, 1825
William, at Bristol, aged 82 years, Aug. 18, 1826
, daughter of Thomas, at Williamstown,

aged 2 years ; her clothes caught fire.

American of Feb. 13, 1829

Ebenezer, executed for the murder of Mr.

Dunn, at Williamsport, Va. American of Sept. 7, 1830

Abiah Caroline, aged 20 months ; Alfred

Roy Cox, aged 5 years and Edwin Dorr

Griffin Cox, children of Rev. Dr. Cox, of

New York, all by scarlet fever. American

01 TflTl 10 T S^2

COZZENS Peter, at Newport, in 90th year.

American of March 13, 1 810

Capt. George, of this town, at sea, on board

brig Grand Turk, on her passage from Ha-

vana, in his 24th year, July 13, 181 1

Amey, wife of Charles, at Smithfield, Dec. 29, 1815

Sarah Marsh, wife of Benjamin, Jr., Esq.,

and eldest daughter of Seth Wheaton,

Esq., in this town, Nov. 23, 1 816

Henry P., at Providence, son of the late Capt.

Matthias, of Newport, in 47th year, Sept. 3, 1818

Capt. Gregory, at Newport, in 88th year.

American of Pe^ j jgjg

Capt. William, of Newport, son of Joseph, at " '

sea, in 27th year. Americanof Oct. 8, 1819

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

83

COZZENS Capt. Peter, aged 38 years, son of
John, of North Kingstown, at sea, on pas-
sage from Port au Pilmer to Baltimore,

Edward A., son of Richard, aged 14 years,

Lydia, wife of John, at Wickford, aged 63
years,

Maria, daughter of Richard, in i8th year,

John, native of Providence, at Plainfield, Ct.,
aged 66 years. American of

Polly, aged 59 years,

Capt. Benjamin, at Newport, in 78th year.
American of

Benjamin, formerly of Providence, at Attle-
boro, in 70th year, brought here for burial,

John, at Wickford, in 72d year, of Society of
Friends, at North Kingstown,

Mary, daughter of Charles W., aged 15
months.

Miss Margaret, at Newport, aged 89 years,

Mrs. Margaret, al Newport, aged 87 years.
American of

Mrs. Harriet, wife of Capt. Charles, at New-
port, aged 20 years,

Richard (colored), aged about 80 years, native
of Africa ; was brought here very young ;
was a slave many years in the family of
Matthew Cozzens of Newport ; was 5
years in the Revolutionary service ; served
as a fifer in the regiment commanded by
Col. Christopher Greene, afterwards by
Col. Jeremiah Olney, serving from March,
1778, to June, 1783, since which time he
has resided in Providence ; his last illness
confi.ned him to his house for 5 years,

Samuel Dexter, son of Benjamin, Esq., aged
13 months,
CRABOWSKI Demetrius, is now living near
Polosk, in Lithunia, at the age of 168
years ; has a son 120 and another 97 years
old. American of

CRACHAMI Miss , the Italian dwarf, in

London, suddenly. American of
CRAFT Sir Herbert, a man of letters, in Eng-
land. American of

Robert, formerly of Newport, at Staten Isl-
and, aged 31 years. American of
CRAFTS Rev. Thomas, at Middleboro, Mass.,
aged 60 years. American of

William, Esq., native of Boston, at Charles-
'■■ ton, S. C, aged 57 years.

June 24, 1820
June 25, 1821

Nov. 23, 1 82 1
July I, 1822

Aug. 20, 1822
Nov. I, 1824

June 10, 1825

July 21, 1825

Jan. 31, 1827

Aug. 15, 1828
Aug. 31, 1828

Sept. 12, 1828

Nov. 8, 1829

Dec. 24, 1829
May 3, 183!

Feb. 14, 1832
July 27, 1824
July 2, 18 16
Oct. 14, 1823
March|26, 1819
Sept. 9, 1820

84 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

CRAFTS William, at Newport, aged 72 years,

Revolutionary pensioner, April 19, 1823

Hon. William, of Charleston, S. C, at New

Lebanon Springs, Sept. 22, 1826

Eunice, wife of Governor Samuel, Governor

of the State, at Craftsbury, Vt. American

of ' Sept. II, 1829

Eunice, wife of Joseph, at VVatertown, aged

43 years. American of Nov. 10, 1829

CRAGGIN Col. Samuel, at Uxbridge, aged 87

years. American of Sept. 2, 1825

CRAIG Ann, in the burning of the Richmond,

Va. theatre, Dec. 26, 181 1

John, executed in Pennsylvania for murder of

Edward Hunter, Esq. American of June 12, 1818

Content, widow of John at Wrentham, in 87th

year, Oct. 11, 1822

Mr. , three negro boys and a horse killed

by lightning while standing under a tree at

Strasburg, Va. American of July 5. 1825

CRAIK Dr. James, formerly chief physician U.

S. Army, in Virginia, aged 84 years ; at.

tended Washington in his last moments.

American of Feb. 25, 1814

CRAM Nathan, of Belfast, drowned in Belfast

Bay, Me., by the upsetting of a boat.

American of Nov. 3, 181 5

Tristam, at Brooks, Me., aged 74 years ;

soldier of the Revolution. American of April 12, 183 1

CRANCH Mary, widow of Hon. Richard, at

Quincy, Mass., aged 70 years, Oct. 17, 181 1

Hon. Richard, at Quincy, Mass., aged 85

years, Oct. 16, 1811

John, at Bath, Eng., aged 70 years. Ameri-
can of July 3, 1821
CRANDALL Lemuel, of Providence, son of the

late Capt. Joseph, at sea, on board brig

Traveller, on passage from Havana to

Cowes, in 22d year, Oct. 17, 1817

William A. Penniman, son of Benjamin, aged

5 months, Sept. 7, 1822
James Beverly, youngest son of William W., Jan. 20, 1823
Azariah, at Newport Asylum, aged 78 years, Sept. 30, 1824
, a student in the Academy, killed by the

students in adrunken scuffle. American of Nov. 4, 1825

William S. B., of Newport, seaman, at sea, on

board brig Baltic. American of July 17, 1827

Robert, fireman, injured by an explosion of a

boiler on steamer Chief Justice Marshall,

in Hudson River, April 22, died next day, 1830

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 85

GRAND ALL Mary, wife of Rev. Eldredge, at
South Kingstown, aged 67 years. Ameri-
can of Dec. 7, 1830
CRANE Gen. William, at Ehzabethtown, in 68th
year ; served in the Revolution. American
of Aug. 16, 1814

Oliver, one of the elders of Galdwell Ghurch.
Seeing some horses uneasy he tried to
quiet them when he received a kick in the
breast which terminated his life in 50
minutes at New Jersey. American of Sept. 9, 1817

Mary, daughter of Major General Elisha, at

Canton, Mass. American of Oct. 29, 1819

Aaron T., Esq., postmaster, at St. Louis ;
was a captain in the late war. American
of Nov. 5, 1819

Ann Maria, daughter of Major J. B., at Fort

Walcott, Newport Harbor, aged 15 months, Sept. 2, 1822

John H., Esq., attorney at law, at Louisville,

Ky. American of Oct. 25, 1822

Desire, wife of Gen. Elijah, at Canton, Mass.,

aged 62 years. American of Jan. 28, 1823

Benjamin, at Douglass, Mass. American of Feb. 25, 1825

Capt. Nathaniel, at Wellington, Mass., aged

55 years. American of Sept. 13, 1825

Mrs. Anne, wife of Daniel; Julia, aged 18,
and Lydia Ann, aged 14 years ; daughters
of Daniel; at Bridgewater, Mass. Ameri-
can of Sept. 20, 1825"

Rev. James C, corresponding Secretary
United Foreign Mission Society and assist-
ant secretary elect of American Bible Soci-
ety, at New York, Jan. 12, 1826

Lydia, widow of Jonathan, at Bridgewater,

aged 82 years, March 11, 1826

Dr. James L., at New York. American of March 30, 1830

Mary, wife of John, Esq., at Trescott, Me.,
very suddenly, aged 63 years. American of April 29, 183 1

Jonathan, aged 17 years, at West Bridge-
water, suicide. American of Aug. 12, 183 1
CRANSTON William, son of Capt. Benjamin,

at Warren, aged 29 years. American of April 21, 1812

Zilpha, fourth daughter of Samuel, of and at

Foster, Sept. 28, 181 3

Henry, of Warren, R. L, at sea. American
of May It, 1819

Betsey, daughter of Peleg, formerly of Foster,
at New Berlin, N. Y., aged 28 years, July 30, 1820

Peleg, at Foster, aged 67 years, Society of

Friends, Feb. 26, 1822

gg VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

CRANSTON Rev, Walter, of Savannah, Clergy-
man of the Episcopal Church, aged 32 years,
at Middletown, Ct, July 27, 1822

William, at the Newport Almshouse, aged

50 years. Aug. 7, 1823

Helen, daughter of Samuel, formerly of Fos-
ter, at Providence, aged 23 years, Sept. 15, 1823

Samuel, at Newport, aged 78 years, April 18, 1824

Grace, widow of Samuel, at Newport, in 89th
year, Feb. 2, 1825

Rachel, widow of Caleb, at Warren, in 76th
year. American of April 15, 1825

Thomas, aged 80 years, Aug. 31, 1825

Thomas, son of late Capt. Thomas, in 29th
year, Aug. 37, 1825

Nicholas, suddenly, in 6ist year, at Cranston, Oct. 27, 1826

Capt. Ira, son of late Capt. Peleg, of Warren,

at Bristol, aged 35 years, April 29, 1829

John, native of Rhode Island, but last 40
years a residentj of Alexandria. Has left
wife and 8 children, Oct. 4, 1829

Henry Barton, only son of Jeremiah, at Dud-
ley, aged 2 years, 4 months, Sept. 6, 1830

Elizabeth, daughter of late William, ot New-
port, at Natchez village, aged 13 years, Sept. 23, 1832
CRAPO Spooner, at Rochester, Mass. Ameri-
can of April 26, 1 8 16

Merebah, wife of Nicholas, at Rochester,
Mass., aged 46 years; leaves 7 children. May i, 1816

Nicholas, only brother of Philip, Esq., of this

town, at Rochester, Mass., aged 51 years, May 4, 1816

Jesse, at Dartmouth, aged 49 years, Jan. 11. 1831

Rebecca, daughter of late Nicholas, and sis-
ter of Philip, Esq., of Providence, at Roch-
ester, Mass., in 67th year, Jan. 11, 1828
CRAPON Phebe, wife of Capt. Thomas, in 39th

year, Jan. 24, 181 2

Joseph, drowned in Newport harbor. May 5, 1812

Ihomas, in this town, aged 52 years, April 18, 1814

Charlotte, wife of Capt. Christopher, in 55th

year, Sept. 12, 1819

Cornelius, son of William, aged 3 years, 5

months, Oct. 5, 1820

Thomas, formerly of Providence, at Savannah,

Ga., Oct. 6, 1820

Peleg H., formerly of Providence, at Savan-
nah, Ga., aged 32 years. American of Nov. 20, 182 1

Edward D., in 21st year, Jan. 21, 1822

Capt. Christopher, in 63d year, Sept. 9, 1823

Albert, son of Daniel, in 21st year, May 14, 1824

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS 87

CRAPON Edward Albert, son of Thomas L.,

aged 1 8 months, May 2, 1826

Thomas, aged 30 years, June 28, 1826

William, only son of Mrs. Caroline, widow of

Thomas, aged 14 months, July 12, 1827

CRARY Samuel, son of Stephen, aged about 6

years, drowned at Fall River. American of May 7, 1824

CRAVEN Elijah R., A M., and M. D., Prof.

of Botany in Columbia College, D. C, at

Washington, D. C. Amercan of Dec. 12, 1823

Earleof, in England. American of Sept. 20, 1825

CRAWFORD Catharine, widow of Capt. Jo-
seph, in 73d year. American of April 11, 1815
David, Esq., brother of Hon. William H.,

member of General Assembly, suddenly.

American of Feb. 9, 18 16

William, at Westbrook, aged 21 years; he

had invited a number of friends to dine on

the attainment of his majority ; they came

but to his funeral American of May 30, 1817

Robert, brother of the Secretary of the

Treasury, in Columbian Co., Ga. Ameri-
can of Sept. 6, 1822
, brother of William, at St. Ste-
phens, Ala. American of July 18, 1823
Dr. William, in Pennsylvania, formerly mem-
ber of Congress, Oct. 21, 1823
Charles, brother of the Secretary of the

Treasury, at Alabama. American of May 25, 1824

Capt. John, at Oakham, Mass., aged 86 years.

American of Nov. 9, 1824

Mrs. Judeth, at Spanish Town, Jamaica, at

the advanced age of 151 years. American

of Feb. 9, 1830

Peter, butcher, aged 60 years, a suicide, had

been convicted for abusing his wife, and

placed under bonds. American of June 22, 1830

CRAWLEY Abby, formerly of Norwich, Ct.,

at North Providence, aged 29 years, June i, 1828

CRAYBOURNE Mr. -, at Sutterton, Eng.,

aged 75 years, a whitesmith ; he began

business as a bell ringer, and an ingenious

change ringer started business with i6s.,

and died leaving to his heirs ;^20,ooo.

American of March 4, 18 14

CREASE Samuel, at Boston, printer, aged about

33 years, April 15, 1822

CREED Mary, widow, in 83d year, Jan. 10, 182 1

CREIGHTON James, at New York, -aged 71

years, Jan. 6, 1822

88 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

CRELL Prof. . the chemist, at Soningen,

Ger., aged 72 years. ^ American of Sept. 20, [816

CREMER Theodore, aged 72 years, of house of

T. & A. Cremer, at Rotterdam, Jan. 21, 1815

CRENSHAW, Major Nathaniel, of Pittsylvania

Co., Va., murdered by negroes, July 3, 18:8

CRESSON Thomas, at Swanzey, N. H.,aged 93

years, 9 months ; he came to the lower

Ashuelot at 14 (1736), among the first to

settle the place; was at Louisburg in 174S,

was taken at Fort Drummer by the Indians

and carried to Canada ; also served in the

Revolution. American of June 22, 1821

CRETTENDEN John, in Fayette Co., Penn., in

74th year, soldier of the Revolution.

American of Sept. 25, 1829

CRISS Sally, at Benton, N. Y., a suicide, after

she had murdered her 3 children. Ameri-
can of
CRIVELING William, aged 47 years, in New

Jersey ; his mother, aged ^6, while taking

her last look of her son, fell dead into the

arms of her daughter. American of
CROADE Mi.ss Mary, at Pawtucket, in 6ist year,
Robert C, of Providence, at Trinidad, Cuba.

American of
CROCKER John, in England, aged 74 years,

father of the Secretary of the Admiralty.

American of
James Percival, at Barnstable, Mass., aged 23

years,
Ebenezer, at Barnstable, aged 64 years,

father of Rev. Dr. Crocker, of this town,
Capt. , of sloop Intrepid, at New Or-
leans, of the fever. American of
John L., son of Nymphas, aged 20 months.

American of
Hannah W., wife of Samuel L., daughter of

late Isaiah Thomas, Jr., of Boston, at

Taunton,
Nymphas, in 38th year,
Nymphas P., at Barnstable, aged 29 years.

American of
Franklin, son of Loring, at Barnstable, aged

32 years,
Josiah, at Cotuet, Revolutionary pensioner.

American of
CROCKETT Col. Joseph, at Jassemine Co , Ky.,

at an advanced age, formerly marshal of

Kentucky, a soldier of the Revolution.

American of Dec. 15, 1829

May I,

1812

Dec. 24,
April 7,

1824
1813

tlarch 20,

1827

July I,

1814

Nov. 16,

1814

Feb. 17,

1817

Oct II,

1822

Aug. 24,

1827

Nov. 22,
May 28,

1827
1828

Nov. 13,

1829

Jan. 10,

1830

July 20,

1830

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 89

CROCKERON Henry, Esq., late member of
Congress from New York, at Staten
Island. American of Nov. 19, 18 19

CROMBIE Alderman, in England; was a friend
to America 1774-5 ; he left 1^620,000 in per-
sonal property. American of Oct. 6, 181 8
CROMMELIN Claude, at Amsterdam, Holland, Oct. — , 1824

CROMPTON S , who invented the "mule"

in 1780. Mr. C. did not patent his mule,
but received two presents from manufac-
turers of ;^ioo and in 1800 another of
;^400. In 1 8 12, on petition, Parliament
gave him ;^S000. He lost this in an un-
fortunate venture and died in obscurity at
Bolton, Eng., in 74th year, June 16, 1827

CROOKES John, Esq., at New York, in 47th
year, for years editor of Mercantile Ad-
vertiser, July 4, 1 8 18
CROSBY Otis, in this town, in 29th year, Nov. 9, 181 1

Hon. Oliver, at Brookfield, Mass.; one of
County Senators in the Massachusetts
Legislature. American of July3i, 1818

Ruth Pope, wife of Timothy, formerly of

Boston, at Providence, aged 41 years, May 3, 1819

Mrs. Rebecca, at Newport, aged 45 years.
American of Aug. 27, 18 19

James, seaman, perished in the wreck of the

schooner Quaker, March 6, 1820

Julia Ann, daughter of late Thomas, at New-
port in 22d year, Dec. 25, 1825

Celia, youngest daughter of Elijah, Esq., of

Thompson, Ct. American of April 18, 1828

At Millville, Mendon, Mass., July 16, Ed-
mond, aged 6 years; Aug. 10, Sarah Ann,
aged 2 years, 5 months ; Aug. 16, Carle- '
ton, aged 7 years, 8 months, children of
widow Sarah ; she had recently removed
here from Milford and has thus buried her
whole family. American of Sept. 5, 1828

Daniel, at Barnstable, aged 62 years. He
went out with his gun in the morning ; was
found several miles from home, dead, sup-
posed to have died in a fainting fit to
which he was subject. American of Nov. 11, 1828

Joel, at Boston, aged 23 years. American of Dec. 25, 1829

Seth, at East Brewster, aged 84 years.
American of May 4, 1830

Mr. , supercargo of schooner Astria,

wrecked near Hatteras, Oct. 25, 1832

90

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

CROSKEY Robert, merchant, at Philadelphia;
fell out of his wagon and instantly killed.
American of
CROSS Joshua, at Salem. A son of his was hit
by a stone, thrown by another boy, hitting
him in the face. It caused lockjaw. His
age was lo years. American of

Stephen, at .Salisbury, N. H., aged 67 years,
from a wen on his face, which had been
growing 30 years. American of

Capt. George, Sr., at Charleston, S. C.
American of

James, at Hemmingford, .S. C, aged 29
years ; swallowed by mistake a dose of
diluted potash. American of

, a child of Cyrus, aged 18 months;

drowned by falling into a well at Monson,
Mass. American of

Amos, late Chief Justice Court Common
Pleas, Washington Co., at Westerly,

Thomas Lloyd Halsey, eldest son of George
W., Esq., at Sullivan's Island, near
Charleston, S. C, aged f i years,

Mary, youngest daughter of George W., Esq.,
at Sullivan's Island, near Charlestown, S.
C. American of

William, Jr., of Boston, merchant at Geneva,
Switzerland, aged 34 years,

Hiram Bradford, formerly of Salem, Mass.,
at Dighton, aged 24 years,

Margaret, aged 2.2 years, at Boston. Amer-
ican of

Sally Babcock, daughter of George D., Esq.,
at Westerly, aged about 2j4 years,
GROSSMAN Keziah, wife of James, at Taun-
ton. American of

Rosanna, wife of Simeon, at Taunton, sud-
denly. American of

Nancy M., only daughter of Seth, Esq., for-
merly of Taunton, at Andover, N. H., aged
18 years. American of

Uaniel, at Glocester, in 72d year,

Col. Robert, at Taunton, in 90th year. Amer-
ican of

John H., son of late William, at Taunton,

William, in England, aged 90 years; had
kept his coffin by him for 50 years and
use it as a cupboard. American of

Caroline Matilda, daughter of Col. Edward,
at Taunton, aged 17 months. American of

June 9, 1815

July 14, 1 81 5

Aug. 6, 1816
Aug. 13, 1816

Aug. 8, 1 81 7

July 27, 1 82 1
Dec. 15, 1823

Oct. 8, 1824

Oct. 26, 1824
June 15, 1825
Oct. 17, 1829
July 27, 1830
Jan. 29, 1831
June 23, 1809
May II, 1821

March 28, 1823
June 15, 1823

Dec. 23, 1823
Aug. IS, 1824

Oct. 19, 1824
Sept. 2, X825

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN- DEATHS

91

GROSSMAN Mrs. Lydia, widow of Col. Robert,
at Taunton, aged 85 years,

Catharine, wife of John, daughter of John
Wilson, of Newport, at Hudson, N. Y.,
aged 21 years,
CROUCH Sophia Jane, wife ot Abraham, Esq.,
at Charleston, S. C, in 22d year,

Solomon, at Cambridge, N. Y., from a wound
in the hand from a scythe. It is stated he
married two sisters about the same time
and lived a week alternate with each ; had
by them 13 children each. The two fami-
lies lived in harmony with each other, a
short distance apart, and the 26 children
were at the burial. American of

Mrs. Mary, widow of Charles, daughter of the
late David Wilkinson, Esq., of Providence,
in 70th year, at Charleston, S. C. Amer-
ican of

Richard H., near Charleston, S. C, native of
Connecticut, aged 29 years. Ameri.an of

Mary, aged 66 years,
CROUP Abraham, Esq., of Charleston, S. C,
aged 59 years ; graduate of Brown, 1787 ;
many years an officer in the Custom House
at Charleston, at Providence,
CROWELL Matthew, drowned off Woods Hole
by upsetting of the boat. He belonged at
Chatham,

David, formerly of Barnstable, drowned him-
self while delirious,

Esther, wife of Thomas, Esq., at Philadelphia,
in 70th year,
CROWNINGSHIELD Capt. George, aged 51
years, in Salem, Mass., on board the Cleo-
patria's barge, suddenly,

Richard, at Salem, committed suicide in
prison while awaiting trial for murder.
American of
CRUFF Cynthia, wife; of Thomas, Jr., and daugh-
ter of Joseph Manchester, Esq., at Coven-
try, in 35th year,
CRUGER Henry, at New York, aged 88 years ;
was once Major of Bristol, Eng., and mem-
ber of British Parliament. American of
CRUMP Lydia, wife of William B., of Pawtucket,
and daughter of Benjamin Bosworth, Esq.,
of and at Bristol,

Otway, killed in a duel with Dr. Branch T.
Archer, at Powhatan, Va. American of

June 14, 1829

Dec. 9, 1829
Sept. 10, 1809

Nov. 10, 1815

Oct. 20, 1818

March 22, 1825
Oct. 9, 1832

Nov. 3, 1826

March 19, 1815

Oct. 3, 1829

Feb. 21, 1831

Nov. 26, 1 817

June 22, 1830

Oct. 23, 1819

May 4, 1827

Sept. 4, 1822
May 27, 1828

92

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

CRUMWELL Julia Ann, daughter of Robert,
(colored), aged 15 years,

CRUTZER Rev. John, at Chester, Penn. Was
in his pulpit and had given out his text
" We must all appear before the judgment
seat of Christ '' when he fell and instantly
expired. American of

CUDDIK Dr. , killed in a duel with the

Brittlebanks. American of

CUDWORTH Isabella, daughter of late Benja-
min, at Marshfield, aged 4 years. The
child was left in bed by its mother, it got
out and fell into the fireplace ; was so
badly burnt that it lived but a few days.
American of

CUFFEE Capt. Paul, (colored), at Westport,
Mass , aged 58 years,

CULPEPPER Mason, Esq., in Camden Co., N.
C; had buried one wife and married
another within 6 weeks, living a widower
3 weeks only. American of

CULVERSON Sarah Ann, eldest daughter of
Capt. John, at Johnston, in 13th year,

CUMMING Alexander, Esq., F. R. S., an emi-
nent Prof, of Mechanical Science, in Eng-
land. American of
Rev. Hooper, at Charleston, S. C,
Rev. Alexander, at Brooklyn, formerly of
New York, suddenly,

CUMMINGS Jacob A., at Boston, aged 47 years.
American of
George, of Massachusetts, aged 23 years, at
ISJew York Hospital, of dysentery, between
Dec. I, 1821 and Feb. 28, 1822. American
of

CUMMINS Jasper, late of Burlington, N. Y., at
Attleboro, Mass., aged 15 years. While
with 3 others employed in fitting a new
part to a shed the building fell and killed
him the rest escaped injury,

CUMMINGS N. L., ist Lieut. U. S. Brig
Spark, at Quarantine, New York. Ameri-
can of
Isaiah, son of Noble, aged 19 years,
William, Esq., at Hebron, aged 89 years.
Was born at Westford, Mass., Oct. 10,
1741 ; was at the taking of Ticonderoga,
and is supposed to be the last survivor of
that action. American of

-. March 24, 1829

Dec. 17, 1824
July 17, 1 82 1

Dec. 17, 1830
Sept. 14, 1817

Feb. 24, 1826
Nov. 18, 1818

June 3, 1814
Dec. 15, 1825

Feb. 12, 1826
March 3, 1820

March 22, 1822
April 28, 1824

July 30, 1824
Nov. 3, 1827

Nov. 12, 1830

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS 93

CUNDALL Ruth, wife of Joseph, at Ports-
mouth. American of Oct. 12, 1810
Joseph, perished in the late storm ; body

found below his mills near Newport, Jan. r, 1812

John, at Portsmouth, aged 19 years, son of

the late Joseph. American of Jan. 14, 1820

Mercy, widow of Joseph, formerly of Ports-
mouth, R. I., at Eaton, N. Y., aged 88
years, Aug. — , 1823

Abner, formerly of Portsmouth, at Pelham,

Mass., aged 73 years. American of July 15, 1828

CUNNELL Nicholas, at the Almshouse, Beverly,
aged 76 years ; soldier of the Revolution.
American of Nov. 19, 1830

CUNNINGHAM Miss , murdered, in Mary-
land. American of Oct. 4, 1825
CURRAN Hon. John P.. on Irish orator, in Eng-
land. American of Dec. 19, 1817
CURRIE Sally, in this town, aged 53 years, Oct. ii, 1810
Esther, in this town, in 20th year, July 6th, 1813
Abby, daughter of the late James, in this

town, in i8th year, Aug. 21, 1815

Eliza, daughter of the late James, aged 15

years, in this town, Dec. 13, 1815

Robert, aged 78 years, Sept. 13, 1823

CURRIER Mary Felton, daughter of Daniel, at
Warner, N. H., aged 19 years. American
of Aug. 3, 1830

CURRIE Ellison, late member of Virginia Con-
vention, in Virginia. American of Dec. 23, 1831
CURIEN Capt. John H., at North Providence,
in 9(st year, an officer of the Revolution
under Rochambeau, Aug. 16, 1824
CURRIER Rev. Joseph, at Corinth, Vt., aged
87 years; graduate of Harvard 1765; in
early life was a settled pastor. American
of Sept. 25, 1829
Matthew, at Newburyport, aged 78 years.

American of Nov. 20, J.829

CURTENIUS Maj. Gen. Peter, at New York.

aged 55 years. American of April i, 1817

CURTIS David, at Worcester, aged 50 years,

leaves wife and six children, Feb. 12, 181 3

William, private m Capt, William Battey's
Co. of Infantry, killed at Fort George, U.
C, June 6, 181 3

Sir Roger, G. C. Order of the Bath. One of
the oldest British Admirals, also Marchion-
ess of Wellesley, in England. American
of Jan. 10. 1817

94 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

CURTIS George Darling, son of Thaddeus.aged

9 months, 20 days, Aug. 2, 1820

Thomas Dennis, son of Daniel B., aged 2

years, 3 months, Jan. 4, 1822

Ansel Harris, son of John, in 6th year, April 25, 1822

Henry, aged 49 years, June 29, 1822

Abby Ann, infant daughter of Moses, in

this town, Sept. 24, 1822

John B., at Worcester, aged 35 years, July 20, 1823

William, at Thompson, Ct, aged 25 years,

American of Jan. 9, 1824

Henry Martin, infant son of Moses, aged i

year, 3 months, Dec. 25, 1824

Dr. , in Maine, suicide, he had visited his

pjtients as usual that morning. American of May 13, 1825
Lieut. John, at Stratford, Ct., aged 80 years;

an hour after his wife Mary died ; were , ■

buried in one grave. American of Oct. 4, 1825

Lorenzo Dexter, infant son of Rufus. formerly

of Abington, Mass., aged i year, June 6, 1826

Mary Elizabeth, wife of George, Esq., and

eldest daughter of Hon. James Burrell, in

27th year, suddenly, July 23, 1826

John, at Worcester, aged 43" years, Aug. 4, 1826

Cordelia Ann, daughter of Rufus, aged 3

years, Sept. 16, 1826

Vienna, wife of Thaddeus, daughter of late

Ziba Darling, in 27th year, suddenly, Sept. 25, 1826

Peter, at Havana, seaman of brig Samos, of

New York, aged 24 years. American of Sept. 18, 1829

Eliza Darling, daughter of Thtiddeus, Nov. 9, 1832

CUSHMAN Matthew S., in this town, in 34th

year, April 18, 18 ri

Ednah Jewett, wife of Henry,in 43d year, April 24, 1815

Ruth, wife of Capt. Obed, at Dartmouth,

aged 62 years, Feb. 12, 1821

John S., in [2th year, and George, in nth

year, sons cf Samuel ; drowned while re-
turning from Isle of Shoals to Portsmouth,

I^- H., June 22, 1825

Martha, daughter of Asa, in 3d year, Dec 6, 1832

GUSHING Hon. William, at Scituate, Mass.,

aged ^^ years; associate justice U. S.

Supreme Court, Sept. 13, 1810

Benjamin, Esq., at Hingham, aged 87 years.

American of Aug. 14. 18 12

Mrs. Margaret Norwood, wife of Gen.

Thomas H., late U. S. Army, and collector

of port of New London, at New London,

in 48th year, March 12, 18 17

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

95

GUSHING Josiah, at Seekonk, in 8ist year.

American of
William Jarvis, infant son of Daniel C,
Capt. Chauncey, at Seekonk, aged 28 years,
Gen. Theophilus, at Hingham, in 80th year.

American of
Betsey, wife of Chandler C, and second

daughter of Valentine Martin, Esq., at

Seekonk, in 24th year,
Daniel, at North Providence, in 33d year.

American of
Gen. Thomas H., at New London, Ct., aged

67 years, collector of the port, an ofificer of

the Revolution and the late war,
Rev. John, at Ashburnham, Mass., in 79th

year, and 55th of his ministry. American

of
Sarah, wife of Matthew, at North Providence,

in S8th year ; in crossing the bridge at

Littletown coming home from a visit to a

neighbor, she is supposed to have fallen off

and drowned,
Charles C, at Seekonk, in 3d year, suddenly,
Thomas C., aged 60 years, for nearly 37

years editor and proprietor of Salem Ga-
zette, at Salem, Mass. American of
Abigail, aged 76 years, sister of late Hon.

William, at Scituate, Mass. American of
Matthew, at North Providence,
Jacob, at Seekonk, in 78th year,
Elizabeth, wife of Dea. William, at Hingham,

aged 71 years. American of
Josiah, son of late Jacob, at Pawtucket, in

34th year,
Josiah, son of late Job, of Seekonk, at Paw-
tucket, in 36th year,
Lydia, widow of Nathaniel, in 6ist year,
Mary Anna, daughter of Henry, aged 17

months,
Samuel, at Woodstock, Ct., formerly of

North Providence, in 42d year,
Daniel Cooke, aged 48 years, leaves wife and

9 children,
L , drowned in Fresh Pond, Cambridge.

American of
CUTBUSH Dr. James, professor of chemistry

in the military academy at West Point.

American of
CUTLER James, at Boston, in 4Sth year, one of

the proprietors of Boston Gazette,

June 24, 1817
Aug, 19, 1818
Nov. 22, 1819

March 24, 1820

June 9, 1820
Feb. I, 1822

Oct. 19, 1822

May 16, 1823

March 23, 1824
July 19, 1824

Oct. 5, 1824

Oct. 22, 1824

Jan. 5, 1825

Aug. 13, 1825

Sept. 2, 1825

Sept. 26, 1825

Sept. 27, 1825
Oct. 2, 1826

Sept. 16, 1827

May 5, 1830

Sept. 13, (830

Sept. 14, 1832

Dec. 26, 1823
April 29, 1818

96 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

CUTLER Gen. John, at West Haven, Vt., aged

70 years. American of Oct. 9, 1821

Rev. Manassah, at Hamilton, Mass., aged 81

years, and 50 years minister at this place,

several terms a member of Congress.

American of Aug 5, 1823

Samuel, aged near 70, drowned in the wreck

of the ship Rob Roy, near Boone Island.

American of July 2, 1832

CUTTER William, of Newnort, at Boston, aged

32 years, Oct. 29, 1822

Elizabeth, widow of Thomas, in 82d year, Feb. 21, 1827

Ammi, at Charlestown, Mass., aged 78 years ;

was at Lexington and Bunker Hill. Amer-
ican of July 2, 1830
CUTTING Jonathan, drowned at Attleboro, Nov. 19, 1813
Uriah, Esq., at Boston, aged 53 years, May 9, 1819
Seymour, aged 18 years, drowned at Stock-
bridge, Mass., Sept. 14, 1828
Thomas Upham, at Princeton, Mass., aged 27

years. March 7, 183 1

CUTTS Edward, Esq., president of U.S. Branch

Bank, at Portsmouth, N. H. American of Sept 28, 1824
Lieut. Augustus, U. S. Navy, at Kittery,

Me., aged 36 years. American of June 30, 1829

D

DABNEY John, Esq., formerly postmaster at

Salem, Mass. American of Oct. 15, iSig

John, Jisq., U. S. Consul for the Azores, na-
tive of Boston, at Fayal, Sept. 2, 1826
William Augustus, aged 50 years, July 12, 1830

DABOLL Nathan, Esq., at Groton, Ct , aged 68
years, a noted mathematician and writer.
American of March 17, 1818

DADE Townsend S., killed in a duel by Richard

Stuart, at King George Co., Va., June 26, 1820

Alexander L., at Gosport Navy Yard, a mid-
shipman ; he fell from the North Carolina
74 in the night and was drowned. Ameri-
can ot Sept. 24, 1830

DAGGETT Henry, of Martha's Vineyard, on
board slpop Sally, on passage from Nevis.
American of July 10, 1810

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

97

DAGGETT Elizabeth, daughter of Gilbert, aged
1 year, 4 months,
John, at Seekonk, in 54th year,
Charlotte, daughter of Capt. Elijah, at Attle-
boro, in 20th year,

Esther, wife of Capt. Elijah, at Attleboro, in
S6th year,

William, at Rehoboth, in 90th year. Ameri-
can of

Capt. Timothy, at Rehoboth, in 90th year,

Capt. Gilbert, of brig Commerce, of this port,
at New Orleans, in 30th year,

Daniel, of Providence, at sea, on board brig
Fame, on passage from Havana,

Mary Ann, daughter of Samuel, at Holmes
Hole, drowned,

Gardiner, Esq , attorney at law, in 39th year,

Capt. Preston, of Providence, son of Robert,
of Seekonk, at sea, in 37th year, on passage
from New Orleans to New York,

P , of Providence, at sea, on board ship

Bellona, on passage from New Orleans to
New York,

Mrs. Hannah, widow of Dexter, and daughter
of Abel Richards, of Dedham, Mass.,

Capt. Robert, late master of brig Globe, of
Providence, at Savannah,

Timothy,' son of Dea James, of Rehoboth, at
St. Louis, Mo., in 30th year. American of

Russell, formerly of Providence, at New
York, in 5 2d year,

Russell, of Rhode Island, at New York hos-
pital,

William, only son of Capt. Nathan, of Provi-
dence, at Havana, in 15th year, on board
Sch. Lina, of this port. American of

Mrs. Margaret, at Attleboro, in 59th year,

James, son of late Col. Preston, in 17th year,

Melatiah, aged 70 years,

Hon. Ebenezer, at Boston, was senator from
Bristol Co., Mass. American of

Abner, aged JJ years,
DAILEY Mrs. Phebe, widow of the late Capt.
E>aniel, in this town, in 5 8th year,

William, marine, of Providence, on board U.
S. Ship Congress, at sea,

James, Esq., of Romney, Va., attorney at
law, aged 21 years. American of
DAILY Martha, wife of John, daughter of Will-
iam >A^ickes, at Warwick, aged 19 years.
American of

March 22, 18 14
June 4, 1814

June 25, 1816

Aug. 4, 1818

Feb. 2, 1819
Oct. 18, 1819

Nov. 10, 1819

May 3, 1820

Jan. 29, 1 82 1
March 27, 1821

Aug. 4, 1 82 1

Aug. 4, 1 82 1
Sept. 20, 182 1

Nov. 2, 1 82 1
Oct. 22, 1822
Dec. 16, 1823
Dec. 16, 1823

Dec. 28, 1824

March 5, 1828

Sept. 12, 1828

April 9, 1829

March 9, 1832
Aug. 25, 1832

Nov. 13, 1813

Dec. 28, 1820

Oct. 4, 1825

Feb. 6, 1829

98

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

DALBERG Count Charles, Archbishop, Grand
Duke and Prince Sovereign of Ratisbon,
Frankfort, &c., at Ratisbon, aged 73 years ;
he was Prince Primate of the Confedera-
tion of the Rhine under Napoleon, which
office was abolished by the Treaty of
Paris 1813 ; he was a man of science and
of letters,
DALE , a midshipman, son of the Commo-
dore, at Bermuda ; was wounded in action
with the British squadron. American of

Col. John C, in Alabama. American of

Com. Richard, at Philadelphia, aged 70 years.
American of

Mrs. , wife of Charles Augustus Dale,

Esq., formerly Mrs. Robert Fulton, at Te-
viotdale, Columbia Co., N. Y.,
DALLIS Michael, in this town, aged 58 years,

Alexander James, at Philadelphia ; had been
to Trenton to try an important case, came
home very much fatigued,

Robert Charles, Esq., formerly of Jamaica,
was a brother of Hon. Alexander J., Secre-
tary of U. S. Treasury, in France. Amer-
ican of

Sir Robert, late Lords Chief Justice of the
English Court of Common Pleas. Ameri-
can of
DALOUSEY Col. Daniel, at Baltimore, a sol-
dier of the Revolution. American of
DALTON John, alias Heathcote, executed for
piracy, at Boston,

Hon. Tristam, of Newburyport, merchant, at
Boston. American of

Elizabeth, wife of James, Esq., at Boston,
aged 32 years. American of
DALZELL Francis, Esq., formerly Postmaster
at Knoxville, Tenn., aged 47 years.
American of
DAME Levi, at Boston, aged 44 years. Ameri-
can of
DAMODE Alfred, was drowned by upsetting of

a boat, at Newburyport,
DANA Capt. William, at Belpre, O., aged 65
years, native of Cambridge, Mass. Amer-
ican of

Francis, late Chief Justice of Massachusetts,
at Cambridge, aged 68 years,

Anna, daughter of the late Hon. Samuel, of
Amherst, N. H., in 40th year, at Boston.
American of

Feb. 10, 1817

March 31, 1815
Oct. 31, 1823

March 7, 1826

March 25, 1826
June 7, 1812

Jan. 16, 1817

Jan. 21, 1825

March 11, 1825

Nov. 27, 1 818

Dec. 10, 1 812

June 20, 1 817

Jan. 26, 1830

Feb. 6, 1824

Jan. 12, 1830

Sept. 13, 1 821

Nov. 24, 1809
April 25, 1811

Dec. 27, 1 81 1

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

99

DANA Ruth Charlotte, wife of Richard H.,
Esq., at Cambridge, aged 34 years,

Nathaniel, in 83d year,

Rev. Edmund, at Wraxeter, Eng., aged 84
years, brother of Chief, Justice Dana, of
Massachusetts. American of

John Clarke, son of John W.,

Samuel P., son of Nathaniel, formerly of
Providence, at Barnwell Court House, S.
C, in 26th year,

Mrs. Marcy, at Somerset, Mass., widow, in
75th year,

Dr. James F., Professor of Chemistry, Uni-
versity of New York of physicians and
surgeons, at New York,

Rev. Joseph, D. D., senior pastor of South
Parish, Ipswich, aged 87 years, and 63 of
his ministry. American of

Mary Ann, wife of George, aged 3 1 years,

Hon. Samuel W., for years mayor of Middle-
town, and senator in Congress from Con-
necticut, at Middletown. American of

Nathaniel, of Providence, at Plainfield, Ct.,
aged 52 years,

Esther, wife of Peyton, in 6oth year,
DANES Mrs. Alice, at Brooklyn, Ct., aged 43

years. American of
DANFORD George, son of Walter R., Esq.,

aged I year, 5 months,
DANFORTH Sarah, wife of Job, in this town,
in sgth year,

Carohne, daughter of William, at Pawtucket,
in gth year.

Dr. Thomas, at Dorchester, Mass., aged 42
years,

Mrs. Nancy, at Dayton, Ohio, aged 24 years.

Gen. Asa, at Onondaga, N. Y , aged 72
years ; soldier of the Revolution. Ameri-
can of

Sarah, wife of Ozias, aged about 45 years,

Nathaniel Seaver, infant son of Allen, at
Taunton,

Hannah, wife of Asa, at Norton, Mass., aged
38 years,

Sarah B., second daughter of Ozias, aged 15
years,

Benjamin W., son of Capt. Jonathan, at Fair-
haven, aged 23 years. American of

Walter R., son of Walter R., in 3d year,

Feb. 10, 1822
Dec. 16, 1822

Sept 26, 1823
Jan. 3, 1824

Nov. 9, 1825
April 3, 1826

April 15, 1827

Nov. 20, 1827
Oct. 17, 1828

July 27, 1830

Oct. 9, 1830
Oct. 29, 1830

March 30, 1824

Nov. 12, 1 82 1

March 5, 1811

Dec. 16, 1815

July II, 1817
Sept. i8, 1818

Oct. 9, 1818
May 4, 1820

Oct. 8, 1822

June 4, 1823

Oct. 6, 1825

Aug. 15, 1826
Oct. 6, 1826

100 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

DANFORTH Oliver, at Taunton, in 86th year ;

he is survived by two brothers aged 84 and

90 years, respectively, Nov. 27, 1828

Patience, wife of G. W., and daughter of late

Rufus and Betsey Frink, of Warren, at

West Troy, N. Y., aged 34 years, June 2, 1830

William, son of Job, of Providence, at Paw-
tucket, aged 53 years, Jan. 28, 1831
Desire, widow of William, at Pawtucket, in

50th year, Sept. 7, 1831

Maria Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Walter

R., Esq., in 12th year, Oct. 31, 1832

DANIEL Mrs. Ellen, at Boston, aged 32 years.

American of Jan. 26, 1830

DANIELS Chloe, daughter of Peter, in 20th year, July 5, 1831
DANIELSON Samuel, Esq., at Killingly, Ct.,

at a very advanced age. American of June 28, 1817

Gen. James, at Killingly, Ct., aged 66 years.

American of Oct. 30, 1827

DARBY Jacob, at Attleboro, aged 23 years.

American of Oct, 4, 1822

Patrick Henry, attorney at law, formerly of

Nashville, Tenn., and Frankfort, Ky., at

Brandenburg, Ky., Dec. 18, 1829

DARLING Esther, widow of deacon Samuel,

of Bellingham, at Cumberland, in Both

year, Feb. 18, 18 16

Peter, at Cumberland, in 93d year. May 16, 1818

Phineas, of Burrillville, at Providence, by a

blow from a shaft of a wagon which was

passing him. American of Oct. 9, 1818

Sally, wife of Welcome; and daughter of

Andrew Goodell, of Amherst, Mass., at

Cumberland, in 36th year, July 30, 1823

William, at Sutton, Mass', in 89th year, July

— , 1819, Rachel, his widow, in her 89th

year ; their posterity supposed to be living

at this time, 13 children, 120 grand, 72

great-grand children ; total 205, and some

in the fifth generation. American of Jan. 21, 1825

Ziba, in sgth year, Oct. 28, 1825

John Qumcy, infant son of John A., aged 14

months, April 28, 1826

Aaron, at Readmg, aged ^(^ years ; Revolu-
tionary pensioner, by a fall from his wagon.

American of Aue 6 18^0

DARMAN Major James, U. S. Army, in Ala- '

bama Ter., a native of Virginia. American

°^ June 15, 1819

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

101

DARNOHOE Annie, in the Quebec prison of
debility. Dr. Oliver Goldsmith was her
great uncle ; she was the daughter of the
"Village Pastor'' his brother. American
of

DARRAH Dr. David, at Amherst, N. H. Amer-
ican of

DARRACH Rev. Samuel Fisher, of Philadel-
phia, in Germany in 26th year. American
of

DARSEY John .Syng, M. D., Prof, of Anatomy,
in Penn. University. He had been re-
cently elected to the chair and had just
closed his introductory address when he
felt the chill of death upon him, at Phila-
delphia. American of
Judge Walter, of Maryland, at Philadelphia,

suddenly. American of
John (colored), cook on board brig Levant,
jumped overboard in fit of insanity, a
native of Philadelphia. American of

DART John S., of Charleston, S. C, a graduate
of Harvard University 1820, at Litchfield,
Ct. American of
Daniel, native of New London, at the hos-
pital,

DASSANCE Harriet, eldest daughter of Dom-
inie, at Foxboro, aged 20 years,

DASHWELD Lieut. , master of U. S.

schooner Augusta, stationed on the Afri-
can coast near Sierra Leone, military
honors. American of

DASH WOOD , printer, native of England,

and late of New York, at New Orleans, of
the fever, aged about 30 years,

DAUBERINE Mons., former vicar general of
Lyons, at Paris, a voluminous writer.
American of

DAUGHERTY Nancy, native of Auburn, N. Y.,
killed by an explosion on steamboat Etna,
Thomas, Esq., of Washington, D. C., at Lex-
ington, Ky., clerk of U. S. House of Rep-
resentatives for 8 years. American of

DAVENPORT Frances, wife of Samuel, in this
town, in 71st year,
Gideon, at Newport, in 73d year,
George Kennedy, son of Dr. Addington, at

Pawtucket, aged 16 months.
Dr. Addington, at Pawtucket, aged 28 years,
Samuel, in this town, in 77th year,

Nov. 14, 1823
Feb. 17, 1818

March 11, 1825

Nov. 20, 1 81 8
Aug. 5, 1823

Aug. 19, 1825

May 16, 1823

Sept. 26, 1830

March 13, 1831

Nov. 20, 1823

Oct. 12, 1830

Dec. 15, 1815
May 15, 1824

Aug. 27, 1822

Nov. 22, 1809
Sept. 6, 1 8 10

Sept. 15, 1813

Sept. 21, 1813

March 28, 1816

102

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

DAVENPORT Mrs. Susannah, at Newport, in
8oth year. Ajijierican of

William, of Society of Friends, native of
Pennsylvania, at Mendon, Mass., in 67th
year,

John G., son of Seth, at Mendon, aged 20
years,

Samuel, native of R. I., at Savannah, Ga., in
32d year,

Deborah, wife of Charles E., and daughter of
Jesse Dunham, at Newport, aged 21 years,

Joseph, in 55th year,

John, at Seekonk, in 55th year, formerly of
Newport,

Edward Andrews, son of Matthew, at Boyls-
ton, Mass., aged (O years,

Capt. Charles, at Newport, in 71st year, sol-
dier of the Revolution, at Newport. Amer-
ican of

Adam, at Dorchester, Mass., aged 80 years,

George Bradford, infant son of Philip, aged
13 months,

Sophia, daughter of Benjamin, at Mendon,
aged 15 years. American of

William B., son of Thomas, in 26th year.
American of

Henry Clay, infant son of Gideon,

Hon. John, aged 79 years, at Stamford, Ct.,
many years a member of Congress. Amer-
ican of

Olive, infant daughter of William C, aged
15 months,
DAVID The Flemish printer, at Brussels.

American of
DAVIDGE John Beale, A. M., M. D., professor
of Anatomy, in Maryland University, at
Baltimore, in 6 1st year,
DAVIDSON Cadet Pmckney, of Annapolis, Md.,
at West Point, aged 16 years,

Lieut. John F., 4th Regt. U. S. Infantry, at
St. Augustine. American of

Eleonora, daughter of James, at Providence,
aged 2 years, 1 1 months,

John, son of James, aged 5 years, 3 months,

James, at Providence,

Sarah Ann, infant daughter of late James,

Amey, widow of James, in 26th year,

James, Esq., at Charleston, S. C. Ameri-
can of

Feb. 3, 1818

July 10, 1818

May 12, 1820

Aug. 4, 1820

Jan. 12, 1821
Jan. 4, 1822

Jan. 18, 1822

June 3, 1822

Feb. 6, 1824
Aug. 13, 1825

Oct. 7, 1826

Sept. 25, 1829

Dec. 4, 1829
Aug. 25, 1830

Dec. 28, 1830

Sept. 29, 1832

Feb. 17, 1826

Aug. 23,

Jan. 17,

Dec. 21,

Jan. 21,

Oct. 12,

March 5,

March 24,

April 23,

1829

1821

1821

1822
1822
1823
1823
1823

June 27, 1823

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS

103

DAVIDSON Cambridge, of South Carolina, at
Troy, N. Y., from eating water hemlock,
supposing it spinknard. American of

John, Esq., British Consul for Louisiana, at
New Orleans. American of

Mrs. Elizabeth, at Newport, aged 87 years,
DAVIS Miss Catharine, at Boston. American of

John, son of Capt. John, of Warren, at Reho-
both. American of

Israel, Jr., in 23d year, at sea, from on board
brig Hiram, Capt. Ruggles,

Kezia, wife of Capt. Simeon, at Bristol, aged
46 years. American of

Israel, in this town. Masonic honors,
DAVIES Joseph H., Grand Master of Masons,
of Kentucky, on the Wabash, of his
wounds. Masonic honors. American of
DAVIS Mrs. Mary, m the burning of the Rich-
mond, Va., theatre,

Charles, at Bridgewater, N. H., from drink-
ing oil of vitriol, by mistake. American of

, at Canandaigua, N. Y., a private

in U. S. Army, and a suicide. American
of

Capt. Joseph, at Montville, Ct., aged 91
years. American of

Pollard, midshipman on the U. S. Frigate
Constellation, killed in a duel with Richard
C. Gregory, surgeon's mate of do., in Cam-
den Co., N. C,
DAVIES John, in Scotland, aged 103 years; he
walked to Aberysturth, six miles, to be
shaved every Saturday until a few days of
his death. American of
DAVIS Betsey, wife of Capt. Robert, in this
town, aged 55 years,

Moses, at South Kingstown, in 86th year, of
Society of Friends. American of

William, Esq., sheriff of the county, at Middle-
town, in 83d year. American of

Farcy, widow of Capt. Samuel, in this town,
in 41st year,

Richard, formerly of Dighton, late of North
Providence, at Port au Prince, W, I., in
2 1 St year,

Mrs. Abby, wife of Robert, Esq., and daugh-
ter of William DeWolf, Esq., at Bristol, in
19th year,

Nicholas, at Dartmouth, Mass.; his wife pre-
sented him with three children at a birth.

March 29, 1825

Sept. 6, 1825
Feb. 17, 183
March 5, 181

June 14, i8i

July 24, i8i

Oct. 18, 181

Nov. 30, 181

Dec. 13, 181

Dec. 26, 181

March 4, 18 14

July 5, 1814
July 15, 1 8 14

Nov. 12, 1814

May 23, 181 5
June 5, 1815
Jan. 26, 1 8 16
April 5, 1816
July 20, 1816

Feb. 5, 1817

April 12, 18 17

104

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

DAVIS:

they are doing well ; she had two children
1 1 months previously who died soon after

birth. American of
Capt. Robert, at Providence, aged 67 years,

a soldier of the Revolution,
Rebecca, daughter of Ichabod, in 6th year.

American of
Mary, wife of Abiel, at Tiverton, aged 23

years. American of
Mary Ann, wife of Joshua, at Providence,

aged 21 years,
Nancy, wife of James, and daughter of Aaron

Peck, of Providence, at Watertown, Mass.,

aged 44 years,
Lucina, at Scituate, in nth vear, daughter

of Caleb N.,
John G., of Providence, aged 27 years, lost

at sea, from schooner Essex, on passage

to Coast of Africa. American of
George B , son of the late Capt. Robert, aged

28 years,
Mrs. Mary, at Newport, in 64th year. Amer-
ican of
Seth, in 63d year,
Rebecca Wilkinson, wife of Simon, Jr., Esq.,

and youngest daughter of the late Gen.

Daniel Larned, at Thompson, Ct., in 28th

year,
Gen. William R., formerly governor of North

Carolina, one of the commissioners sent to

France by President Adams, in South

Carolina. American of
Samuel, in 25th year,
Capt. Charles, formerly of Newport, at Point

Noah, Guadaloupe, W. I., aged 43 years,
Ebenezer, aged 12 years, killed by Gorham

Parsons, Jr., another lad, at Salem,
Joshua, of Newport, fell into the water while

in a fit and drowned,
Joshua, of NewDort, at Bristol, aged Qj years,
Robert, merchant, of Bristol, formerly of

Hartford, at Matanzas, aged 33 years,
Charles, Esq., attorney at law. member of

Massachusetts legislature, at Boston, aged

44 years. American of
Samuel M., Esq., aged 31 years, clerk of

court of Common Pleas, Kent Co., at East

Greenwich,

June 3, 1817

Nov. 6, 1817

Dec. 2, 1817

Feb. 17, 1 81 8

July II, 1818

April 23, 1819
May 7, 1 819

July 6, 1 819

Aug. 30, 1 819

Oct. 12, 1819
Dec. 12, 1819

May 4; 1820

Dec. 5, 1820
June 14, 1821

Feb. 20, 1 82 1

May 16, 1821

June 13, 1821
June 13, 1821

June 20, 1821

Dec. 4, 1 82 1

Aug, 22, 1822

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN- DEATHS

105

DAVIS Betsey, wife of Paul, and daughter of late
Greenfield Chace, of Freetown, Mass., at
Providence, aged 45 years.

Rev. Samuel, of the Methodist church,
Washington. American of

Lieut. Elijah. U. S. Army, at Baton Rouge,
La.,

Capt. William H., of Boston, at Woahoo. S
I., was agent there for George DeWolf and
John Smith, of Bristol ; his funeral was
attended with great military honors and
a large concourse of people including the
king and queen and the principal chiefs of
the Islands,

Robert, of Richmond, Va., captain's clerk on
board brig Spark, at Vera Cruz. Ameri-
can of

Julia Ann, daughter of Daniel, Esq., solicitor
general, at Boston, aged 20 years,

, widow of Capt. Seth, in 87th year,

Simeon, of Newport, aged 32 years, on board
U. S. ship Cyune, at sea,

William, formerly of Newport, at Rehoboth,
aged 66 years. American of

Elizabeth, wife of James G., at Belle Air, Md.
American of

Geooge, of Newport, at Matanzas, aged 22
years. American of

Nancy, wife of John, at Rehoboth, aged 32
years,

Paul, son of late Peter, of Freetown, at Provi-
dence, aged 52 years.

Rev. Robert M., pastor of First Independent
Presbyterian Church at Yorkville, S. C.
American of

Gen. Amasa, at Boston, at an advanced age,
formerly Quartermaster General of Massa-
chusetts. Amercan of

James, at New Bedford, in 8ist year, of Soci-
ety of Friends American of

Selina, daughter of James, formerly of Provi-
dence, at Watertown, Mass., aged 24 years.
American of

George W., at Dighton, aged 38 years,

Job A., at Warren, suddenly, aged 28 years.
American of

Joseph, at Rehoboth, aged 76 years,

Henry, a Welsh boy, perished in the wreck
of the Frances Mary, at sea, between Feb.
23 and

Sept. 10, 1822
Sept. 27, 1822
Nov. 18, 1822

Nov. 26, 1822

Jan. 31, 1823

Feb. 4, 1823
April 7, 1823

April 11, 1823

May 13, 1823

May 16, 1823

July 22, 1823

Nov. 14, 1823

Aug. 23, 1824

Sept. 24, 1824

Feb. 8, 1825
March 11, 1825

May 6, 1825
May 10, 1825

July 26, 1825
Oct. 25, 1825

March 5, 1826

106

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

DAVIS Eunice, wife of John, of New York,
daughter of late Stephen Shaw, of Provi-
dence, at New York, in 23d j^ear,

Mrs. Hannah, at Cumberland, in QSth year.
She retained her faculties to a remarkable
degree,

Fanny, daughter of late Paul, of Freetown,
at Providence, in 26th year,

William Henry, at Centreville, Warwick, in
64th year,

, wife of Andrew. A Scotchman killed

her and then himself, near Slatersville, R.
I., Sept. 29, and he died

, of Paris, Ky., murdered by slaves.

American of

Mehitable, wife of Ezra D., Esq., at North
Kingstown, in 43d year,

Henry Slurges, son of Sturges,

Lydia Ann, daughter of Joseph S., aged 2
years, 6 months,

Sarah (colored) aged 50 years,

Alden, at Taunton, aged 18 years,

John, in 76th year ; 50 years a member of
First Baptist Church (Masonic honors),

Amos, at Glocester, aged 96 years ; soldier
of the Revolution, American of

John, at Fitchburg, killed in a paper mill,

John, son of Timothy, aged 34 years. He
received a slight wound the week before in
stepping on a nail at Rochester, Mass,,

Mrs. Hope, at Dartmouth. American of

Samuel Frederick, son of late Capt. Samuel
and Lucy Ann, at Seekonk, aged 4 years,

Sarah, daughter of George W., at Westport,
aged 18 years. American of

Timothy Walker, son of late Capt. Samuel
and Lucy Ann, at Seekonk, aged 8 years,
8 months,

Sophia, wife of Isaac, at Boston, aged 34
years. American of

Samuel, innkeeper at LeRoy, N. Y., mur-
dered by James arid Elisha Gray. Amer-
ican of

Solomon, at Princeton, aged 72 years. Revo-
lutionary pensioner. American of

Eliphalet W., master of schooner Galen, at
Pownall, Me., drowned at sea. American of

Hon, Wendall, at Sandwich, aged 55 years,
formerly senator and sheriff of Barnstable
Co. American of

April 6, 1826

May II, 1826
May 14, 1826
Aug. 2, 1826

Oct. I, 1826

Oct. 13, 1826

Jan. 6, 1827
April 8, 1827

Jan. 13, 1828
Feb. 28, 1828
Sept. 29, 1828

Feb. 25, 1829

May 15, 1829
June 30, 1829

Aug. 31, 1829
Sept. 18, 1829

Oct. 13, 1829

Oct. 30, 1829

Nov. 22, 1829
March 23, 1830

April 27, 1830
Aug. 13, 1830
Oct. 26, 1830

Jan. 7, 183 1

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS

107

DAVIS Hon. Samuel, at Bath, Me., aged 57

years ; had been member of Congress and

Lincoln Legislature ; was first president of

of the Bank and has been cashier, April 17, 1831

Abraham, killed by Don Yorke while drunk,

at Cherry Valley, Penn. American of July 15, 1831

Thomas, native of Ireland, aged about 70

years, Sept. S, 1831

William, only child of Capt. William, aged 2

years, 4 months, Sept. 27, 1831

Simeon, Esq., at Bristol, aged 83 years. Amer-
ican of Jan. 13, 1832
James C, in 29th year, Feb. 8, 1832
George, at Albany, from the cholera. Amer-
ican of Aug. 3, 1832
Nancy Clarke Watson, daughter of Alfred, at

Albion Village, Dec. 2, 1832

John Brazer, attorney at law, for a number of

years editor of the Boston Patriot and

Chronicle, in 34th year, Dec. 17, 1832

DAVISON Maria S., only child of John S., aged

3 years, Dec. 8, 1832

Maria S., only child of John S., aged 3 years, Dec. 14, 1832
DAVOLL Mary, wife of Stephen, at Warren, in

40th year, July 3, 1823

DAVONST Louis Nicholas, Prince of Eckmuhl,

Duke of Auerstadt and Marshal of France,

in Paris, aged 53 years. His funeral was

a magnificent one, June 2, 1823

DAVY Old, in Maryland, an African negro, sup

posed to be upwards of 120 years. His

faculties remained good to the end. Amer-
ican of March 2, 18 19
DAWES Col. Thomas, Sr., at Boston, aged 78

years, Jan. 2, 1809

Hon. Thomas, Judge of Probate tor County

of Suffolk, at Boston. American of July 26, 1825

DAWLESS William A., son of the late Michael,

at Providence, in 22d year, June 8, 1818

DAWLEY Lydia, wife of William, in 31st year.

American of Aug. 13, i8rg

Joseph S., native of Rhode Island, recently

merchant at Savannah, at Montgomery,

Ga., aged 28 years, Oct. 11, 1820

Michael, native of Ireland, at Providence.

American of Jan. 8, 1822

Louisa, wife of Peleg, daughter of late Capt.

John Glazier, in 37th year, Dec. 28, 1823

John, at Richmond, R. I.; set a brush fire

which got beyond his control and he be-
came suffocated and perished, April, 1825

108

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

DAWLEY Peleg, formerly of Providence, at
North Kingstown, aged 37 years. Ameri-
can of

Daniel, aged 84 years,
DAWSETT Charles, fell from yard of schooner

John and was drowned,
DAWSON John, M. C. from Virginia, at Wash-
ington, aged about 52 years,

Capt. Thomas, aged 88 years, the Commodore
of the Greenland seas, having made 42
voyages to that country, in Dunher, Eng-
land. American of

General , executed at Bertie, N. C, for

murder of his son, a youth of 8 years,

Joshua, Esq., aged 62 years, clerk in registry
office. American of

Miss Matilda, daughter of William, aged 18
years, lost in the shipwreck of ship Sea
Fox off Sandy Hook,

John, cashier of state bank at Charleston, S.
C. American of

John, at Taunton, killed in print cloth mill,
DAY Asael, eldest son of Capt. Elijah, of John-
ston, at Plainfield, in 23d year.

Miss Sarah, at Newport, aged 84 years.
American of

Ann Noble, an orphan, aged 15 years, at
West Springfield, Mass.; hung herself by
her garter and shawl to a tree. American
of

Eliphas, at Attleboro, in 77th year, soldier of
the Revolution. American of

Hon. Samuel, Esq., at Wrentham, aged 69
years, member of House of Representa-
tives of Massachusetts,

Philena, wife of Ebenezer S., aged 41 years,

Mrs. , wife of Col. , at Deerfield,

Portage Co., O., aged 69 years, from a sting
of a yellow wasp ; lived 15 minutes,

Lucretia, of Providence, drowned off Corn-
field Point, L. I. Sound, from sloop Mary
in collision with sloop Gold Huntress,

Betsey, wife of Col. Calvin, at Pomfret, Ct.,
aged 35 years. American of

Charles, formerly of Attleboro, at Pawtucket,
in 59th year,

Laura, daughter of Luke, at Northampton ;
was injured one year a^o by being thrown
from a carriage. American of

, son of Benjamin, at Springfield,

Oct. 10, 1826
July 23, 1832

May 6, 1821

March 31, 1814

Aug. IS, 181S
May 22, 1818
Aug. 15, 1820

Oct. 27, 1 82 1

June 27, 1823
Jan. 5, 1829

Dec. 16, 1815

April 23, 1819

July 18, 1817
March 3, 1820

Jan. 22, 1821
Feb. 21, 1821

Sept. 24, 1823

Jan. 21, 1825

March 22, 1825

July 21, 1828

Oct. 9, 1829
Sept. 20, 1 83 1

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

109

DAY Rufus, seaman on schooner Astria, wrecked

near Hatteras,
DAYTON John, Esq., merchant, at Philadelphia,
formerly a resident of this town. Amer-
ican of

John. This death, given some weeks since,
is now premature. American of

Mary, wife of Col. Isaac, at Newport, in 8ist
year,

Isaac, at Hudson, N. Y., aged 72 years,
native of Rhode Island. American of

George S., shot himself in a fit of delirium,
at Hudson, N. Y. American of
DEAN Edward, at Taunton, aged 48 years,

John, at Taunton, aged 38 years,

Seth, at Taunton, aged 85 years. American of

Luther, late of Taunton, at Claremont, N.
H. American of

Mrs. Phebe, at Pawtuxet, aged 80 years ; ser-
mon by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

John, in this town, in S7th year,

Alpheus, of Granby, Ct., at Southwick, Mass.,
killed by the explosion at a powder mill.
, American of

Rev. Samuel, D. D., at Portland, Me. Amer-
ican of
DEANE William, 3d son of Simon, aged 4 years,
DEAN Asa, at Attleboro, aged 53 years. Amer-
ican of

Esther, wife of Major Calvin, at Providence,
in S9th year.

Deacon Ebenezer, at Taunton, aged 89 years,

Silas, Esq., merchant, at Newport, in 5Sth
year. American of

Henry H., son of late Silas, at Newport, in
23d year,

Silas, eldest son of late Silas, drowned in
Newport Harbor, in 35th year. American
of

Alanson, at Taunton, aged 28 years. Amer-
ican of

Christopher, at Plainfield, Ct., in 69th year.
American of

Abigail, daughter of Job, at Raynham.
American of

Maria, daughter of Capt._ George, at Taunton,
aged 20 years. American of

Lydia, wife of William, and daughter of Will-
iam Rotch, of New Bedford, at Salem^
aged 47 years, Society of Friends,

Oct. 25, 1832

July 18, 1817

Aug. 12, 1817

Dec. 19, 1817

March 22, 1825

June 2, 1829
Nov. 22, 1808

Dec. 2, 1808
May 30, 1809

July 14, 1809

July 25, 1809
Feb. 2, 1812

Oct. 26, 1813

Nov. 25, 1814
Jan. 15, 1816

Feb. 9, 1816

Jan. 6, i8i8
Jan. 5, 1819

Sept. 21, 1819

Aug. 10, 1820

Oct. 24, 1820
Sept, 21, 1821
Oct. 12, 1 82 1
Nov. 13, 1 82 1
Dec. II, 1821

March 10, 1822

no

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

DEAN Enos, at Taunton, aged 70 years ; soldier
of the Revolution ; was standing in an out-
building when he fell and instantly expired,

Robert, at Taunton, aged 46 years,

Richard, at Norton, aged 70 years,

Dea. Nathaniel, at Taunton, aged 68 years,

Susan, wife of Dr. Gains, formerly of Taun-
ton, at Glocester, Va. American of

Calvin, son of Philip, Jr., at Taunton, aged
22 months. American of

Henry H., at Taunton, aged 41 years. Amer-
ican of

Philip, at Taunton, aged 61 years,

Clarissa Andrews, infant daughter of James,

Abiel F"., at Taunton, aged 44 years. Amer-
ican of

Ebenezer, Jr., son of Ebenezer, at Taunton,
in 15th year. American of

Isaac, at Taunton, aged 88 years. American
of

Lydia, wife of Ebenezer, at Taunton, aged
56 years,

Frederick, son of Abiatha, at Taunton.
American of

Cassander, daughter of Zoath, at Raynham,
Mass., aged 30 years. American of

Sarah, widow of John, at Taunton, aged 79
years,

Richard C, at Taunton, aged 39 years,

Rev. Joshua, formerly of Taunton, at Lock,
N. Y., in 36th year. American of

Hannah L., daughter of Lloyd, at Taunton,

Gorham, of Biddeford, Me., member of senior
class Bowdoin College, at Providence, in
22d year,

Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Elias, aged 58 years,
at Plainfield, Ct. American of

Abiezar, at Taunton, aged 66 years. Ameri-
can of

Clarke, at Exeter, N. H.,

Cordelia Elizabeth, only child of late Clarke,
at Exeter, N. H.,

Hannah S., wife of Christopher, aged 27
years, at Taunton,

— ; , daughter of Nehemiah, of Rayn-
ham, aged 9 years, burnt so as to cause
death,

William, at Taunton, aged 40 years,

, wife of Benjamin, at Taunton,

, wife of Nehemiah, at Taunton,

April 16, 1822
May 25, 1822

Sept. 25, 1822
Dec. 19, 1822

Jan. 24, 1823

Feb. 14, 1823

Feb. 14, 1823

April 17, 1823

Oct. 18, 1823

Oct. 31, 1823

Oct. 31, 1823

Aug. I, 1823

Aug. 30, 1823

Sept. 12, 1823

Jan. 2, 1824

May 15, 1824
July 19, 1824

Aug. 13, 1824
March 17, 1825

Aug. II, 1825

O.t. u, 1825

Feb. 17, 1826
April <6, 1826

May 2, 1826

May 31, 1826

June 25, 1826

Sept. 13, 1826

Nov. 5, 1826

Nov. 19, 1826

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

111

DEAN Lydia, widow of George, at Taunton,
aged 8 1 years,
Narcissa, wife of Dea. Bradford, at Taunton,

aged 28 years,
Mrs. Wealthy, at Taunton, aged 91 years.

American of
Lieut. Asahel, of Norton, at Bellingham,
killed by being thrown from a wagon.
American of
Mrs. Sally, widow of late Ebenezer, Jr., at

Taunton, aged 63 years,
Oliver, at Taunton, aged 89 years. American

of
Sarah, wife of Edward, at North Providence,

aged 24 years,
James, at Taunton, aged 26 years. American

of
Rutus, at Taunton, aged 58 years. American
of

Dr. , of Bath, an aged gentleman, leaped

overboard from a burning steamboat and
drowned, in Wells river, Vt.,
DEARBORN Gen. Henry, at his son's resi-
dence, Roxbury, aged 78 years, 3 months,
Ann Maria, daughter of Jonathan F. and
Sophia Ann, at Boston, aged 18 months,
DECATUR Capt. Stephen, father of the Com-
modore, at Frankfort, Penn. American of
Cora. Stephen, killed in a duel with Com.
James Barron, at Norfolk, Va.; was born
Jan. 5, 1779. His father was born at New-
port but removed to Maryland. American
of

DECHTERMAN , aged 19 years, son

of Christian, at Millerstown, Penn., killed
by his father,

DECKER , wife of Capt. John, at

Wiscasset, Me.; they had lost their house
by fire, and these misfortunes supposed to
have turned her brain. American of
DEDE Miss A. P., at Mobile, aged 37 years,
DEEY Phebe, wife of Christopher, and daugh-
ter of George Spencer, of and at East
Greenwich, in 30th year. American of

DEGENNES Col. , director of the Park, in

Spain, before Cadiz. American of
DEGILDER Mrs. Rachal, at Newport, aged 65

years,
DEHON David, merchant, formerly of Boston,
at St. Thomas, W. I. American of

July 22, 1827

July 30, 1827

Jan. 9, 1829

June 26, 1829

July 8, 1829

Feb. 12, 1830

Feb. 26, 1830

March 9, 1830

Oct. I, 1830

July 7, 1832

June 6, 1829

July 29, 1830

Nov. 25, 1808

March 31, 1820
Aug. 4, 1819

Nov. 28, 1823
Aug. 16, 1825

March 28, 1815

Feb. 22, 181 1

Dec. 7, 1824

March 5, 181 1

112

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

DEHON Rev. Theodore, bishop of South Caro-
lina, at Charleston, S. C,
Rt. Rev. Theodore, aged 41 years,

DELANCY Thomas, native of Ireland, at the
Asylum,

DELAMD Emeline, daughter of Robert, at
Salem, Mass., aged 10 years ; her clothes
caught fire, lived 11 hours. American of

DELANEY Thomas, in Canada, killed while out
shooting by the bursting of his gun. Amer-
ican of

DELANO Hannah, wife of Timothy, at New
Bedford. American of
Joseph, at Fairhaven, aged 51 years,
Joseph, at Fairhaven, aged 51 years. Amer-
ican of

DELAPLAINE Joseph, Esq., at Philadelphia,
in 50th year. American of

DELESDERNIER Oliver, seaman, of Lubeck,
Me., aged 21 years,

DELIBER Thomas, at Marblehead, aged 75
years, soldier of the Revolution. Ameri-
can of

DELLINGHAM William T., formerly cashier
N. E. Commercial Bank, at Newport, sud-
denly,

DELVILLE Robert, executed at Nassau, N. P.,
for piracy,

DEMAREST , wife of Peter, shot by her

husband, accidentally, while fixing a flint,
at New Foundland, N. J.,

DEMILL Anthony, son-in-law of the late John
Russell, of this town, at Kingston, U. C,

DEMING Jonathan Edes, in this town, aged 22
years, of the firm of Hill & Ueming, son of
Charles, of Brighton, Mass.,

DEMONS Prudence, widow of Capt. Daniel, at
Providence, in 86th year,

DEMORANVILLE Mrs. Ruth, formerly of
Newport, at Providence, aged 75 years,*

DEMPSTER William, in England ; while jug-
gling he swallowed a table knife 9 inches
long and would not submit to an operation
for its removal. American of

DENCH William Potter, son of Capt. James,
aged 13 months,
Capt. James, formerly of New York and
Providence packets, at New York. Amer-
ican of

Aug. 6, 1817
Aug. 6, 1817

Dec. 30, 1828

Sept. 2, 1 83 1

June 26, 1829

Sept. 17, 1830
April 15, 183 1

April 27, 1 83 1

June II, 1824

April 16, 1 82 1

Sept. 10, 1830

June 25, 1827
March 20, 1820

Jan. 25, 1823
Dec. — , 1812

Nov. 8, 1815

Dec. 3, 1818

April 9, 1827

Dec. 17, 1824
Feb. 21, 1821

Sept. 26, 1826

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS 113

DENHAM Daniel, at Newport, in 77th year,

Revolutionary veteran. American of May 5, 1815

Daniel, Esq., at Newport, aged 67 years.

American of Feb. i, 1831

William James, son of Daniel C, at New-
port, aged 2 years. American of Oct. 16, 1832
DENISE Mary, wife of Capt. Joseph J., in 31st

year, Nov. 2, 1829

DENNIE Joseph, born Lexington, Mass., Aug.

30, 1768, died at Philadelphia, Jan. 7, 1812

Joseph, Esq., editor of the " Port Folio,'' a
native of Boston, in 4Sth year, at Philadel-
phia, Jan. 7, 1 812
DENNIS Catherine, wife of Capt. John, at New-
port, aged 33 years. American of Aug. 10, 1810

Catharine, wife of Capt. John, and daughter
of the late Dr. William Tillinghast, at
Newport, in 33d year. American of Aug. 14, 1810

Arthur, formerly of Newport, at Somerset, in

6ist year, Feb. 26, 1812

Miss Nancy, at Newport, in 74th year, May 13, 1821

John, Jr., son of Capt. John, drowned in

Newport by the upsetting of a boat, June 19, 1821

Sarah Brown, daughter of John, at Newport,
aged I year, 6 months, Nov. 14, 1821

Noah (colored), aged 30 years, Feb. 9, 1822

Miss Lydia, at Portsmouth, aged 64 years, Nov. 7, 1822

Almira, wife of Capt. Joseph L., in 29th

year, ' Nov. 27, 1825

William, formerly of New London, at New-
port, aged about 50 years, Feb. 5, 1826

Amey, wife of Capt. William, at Newport,

aged 69 years. American of Sept. 29, 1826

Prudence (colored), aged 74 years. Ameri-
can of Feb. 27, 1827

Capt. Thomas, at Newport, aged T] years.

American of April 22, 1828

John, at Newport, m 8ist year, Feb. 22, 183 1

DENNISON Charles, Esq., aged 47 years, for-
merly speaker Connecticut House of Rep-
resentatives, at New Haven, Conn. Amer-
ican of July 8, 1825

Capt. Gideon, aged 33 years, at Knox, N. Y.,

a victim of quackery. American of March 3, 1826

DENNY John, at Halifax, from a wound in-
flicted by a pair of scissors thrown at him
by his son in a fit of anger, leaves wife and
6 children. American of Feb. i8, 1820

DENNEY Daniel, at Worcester, aged 63 years.

American of April 5, 1822

11^ VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

DENNY Austin, aged 35 years, attorney at law,
late editor and proprietor of the Massachu-
setts Yeoman, at Worcester. American of July 7, 1830
Henry, of Pennsylvania, seaman, lost over-
board at sea from ship Constitution, of
Nantucket, during her late voyage. Amer-
ican of Oct. 26, 1830

DENT Capt. John Herbert, U. S. Navy, aged 42
years, at St. Bartholomew's parish, S. C.
American of Sept. 9, 1823

DERBY Dr. Richard, son of Gen. S. G., aged 23
years, at Salem, Mass., was assistant sur-
geon on board the Independence in her
late expedition in the Meditterranean.
American of Jan. 5, 18 16

DERBEY John, at Norton, in 20th year, Nov. 24, 1821

DERBY Abner, at Rehoboth, aged 25 years. May 30, 1822

DERBEY Abner, at Rehoboth, in 2Sth year. May 30, 1.822

Jacob, at Attleboro, in 23d year, Sept. 25, 1822

Abner, who died 19 years since (1803), his
three sons, Jacob at Attleboro, Abner at
Rehoboth, and John at Norton, died of
same year as above written. American of Oct. 11, 1822

DERBY Edith, widow, of Beverly, at Salem,

Mass., aged 82 years. American of Nov. 16, 1824

DERBEY Sarah Augusta, daughter of Joel, at

North Providence, aged 8 months, Sept. 7, 1828

Elizabeth, Countess of, before her marriage
she was Miss Farren, of the theatre, in
England, April 23, 1829

DERBY Benjamin, at Huntington, Vt., soldier

of the Revolution. American of Dec. 8, 1829

Loring, at Taunton, aged 37 years. American

of June 14, 1 83 1

John, Esq., at Salem, in 65th year, very sud-
denly, Nov. 25, 1 83 1

DESESSARIS M. Jean C, an eminent French
physician, at Paris, aged 84 years. Ameri-
can of Oct. 4, rSii

DESHA Lieut. Robert M., late paymaster ma-
rine corps, at New Orleans. American of Dec. 13, 1822
Isaac B., from a self inflicted wound some
days previous, noted for being the mur-
derer of Francis Baker, and for the trials
which have convicted him of the murder,
at Frankfort, July 14, 1826

Isaac B., at San Felipe DeAustin, Texas, in

confinement for murder of Mr. Early.

American of Nov. 14, 1828

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS

115

DESHANS , executed for the murder of

Monsieur and his son, at . Paris, Fr., he
died with great courage. American of

DESTREHAN John Noel, of Louisiana, at New
Orleans. American of

DEVAYNES Mr. , l^anker ; in his will he

leaves his wife ;^i200 per annum, and 800
bottles of wine, to be used at her next mar-
riage He desired that a bottle. of fine old
sherry wine should be placed under each
arm with him in his coffin, in London.
American of

DEVENS Elizabeth, widow of Thomas, at New-
port, aged 53 years. American of

DEVEREAUX Capt. , of schooner Speed-
well, of Marblehead, at St. Pierrie, W. L,
James, at North Providence, in 23d year ; was
thrown from his carriage,

DEVERICK James, of Newport, at sea, on
board ship Gen. Hamilton, on passage from
Lourabuya to Sincapour,

DEVINE Mrs. Elizabeth, in 68th year,

DEVITT Charles, executed at Halifax for mur-
der of Capt. Westinacott, of the British
army. American of

DEVOLL Washington, of Bristol, suddenly, at
sea, on board brig Osozimbo, on passage
from Trinidad,

DEWEY Hon. Daniel, at Williamstown, aged 48
years, late M. C. from Massachusetts, and
one of the justices of Supreme Court.
American of
John E., native of Rhode Island, seaman, at
sea, on board brig Monitor, of Kennebunk.
American of .
William O., at New Bedford, aged 5 years.
American of

DEWICK Oliver, at Newport, aged 79 years,
Penelope, widow of Oliver, at Newport, in
80th year,

DEXTER Hon. Samuel, at Mendon, aged- 82
years. American of
Samuel, only son of Samuel, Esq., aged 4

months,
Sally Smith, only daughter of Col. Edward,

in this town, m i6th year,
Jabez B., Esq., youngest son of the late John,

Esq., of Cumberland, at Geneva, N. Y.,
Stephen, in this town,
Col. Knight, in 82d year,

Oct. 28, 1817
Nov. 18, 1823

Aug. 7, 1 8 10
April 18, 1815

Sept. I, 1809
Nov. 26, 18 19

April 29, 1 82 1
Feb. 14, 1817

July 23, 1 816
April 29, 1 82 1

June 12, 1815

March 12, 1822

Oct. 20, 1829
Dec. 21, 1826

July 2, 1827
June 19, 1810

Oct. 7, 1812

Nov. 24, 1812

April 27, 1 813
June I, 1813
Feb. 8, r8i4

116

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

DEXTER Mrs, Abigail, wife of Col. Edward, in

this town, in 40th year,
Hon. Samuel, at Athens, N. Y., aged 55

years, buried here ; came to visit his son

who was going to be married,
Hon. Samuel, LL.D., of Boston, at Athens,

N. Y., aged 54 years, on a visit to his son

here.
Col. Noah, at Rochester, Mass. American of
Andrew, only brother of Hon. Samuel, late

of Boston, at Athens, N. Y,
Mercy, widow of Edward, formerly of North

Providence, at Smithfield,
Capt. Daniel S., U. S. Navy, commanding

ofificer on Lake Erie, at Erie, Pa.; was son

of Col. John S., of Providence. Amer-
ican of
Thomas, at Scituate, aged 42 years, from a

fall from a hay loft and falling on a rake

handle which penetrated his body,
Waitstill H., wife of Ebenezer K., Esq , and

eldest daughter of Hon. David Howell, in

43d year,
Jonathan, at Smithfield, in 80th year, more

than 50 years a professor of religion ; ser-
mon by Rev. Dr. Benedict, Rev. XIV: 13,
Mary, wife of Capt. John, at Smithfield, in

37th year, leaves three children,
Charlotte, wife of Andrew, Esq., daughter of

Hon. Perez Morton, of Boston, at New

Philadelphia, Ala. Ter.,
Mrs. Patience, at Foster, in 67th year,
Mrs. Abby, wife of Samuel, Esq., daughter of

Gen. Sheldon, of Newport, in 34th year,
Susan, daughter of the late Capt. Edward, of

Providence, at Pawtucket, in 58th year,
Jeremiah, son of late Jeremiah, at North

Providence, aged 26 years,
Phebe, widow of William, in 56th year,
Mary R., daughter of late Hon. Samuel, of

Boston, at Wavertree, near Liverpool,

Eng. American of
Alethea, widow of James, at Cumberland, in

98th year,
Alcey, widow of Jonathan, at Smithfield,

aged 8i years; had been a member of

First Baptist church. Providence, 45 years,
Mary, wife of Rev. Elijah, and only daughter

of Nathaniel, Jr., Esq., of Freetown, at

Plympton, aged 36 years. American of

March 30, 1814

May 4,

May 4.
May 17,

Nov. 12,

Sept. 4,

Oct. 30,
Jan. 22,
May IS,

July 31,
Aug. 19,

Sept. 17,
Oct. 6,

March 13,

Sept. 9,

Jan. 29,
July 21,

Feb. 12,
March 7,

April 3,

Nov. I,

816

816
816

816

817

818

819

819

819
819

819
819

820

820

821
821

822
822

822

822

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS

117

DEXTER Lewis, at Smithfield, in 6ist year,
Masonic honors,

Ebenezer K., Esq., marshal of District of
Rhode Island, in 52d year,

Christopher Champlain, Esq., eldest son of
Stephen, aged 31 years, graduate of Brown
1812 ; had established himself as an attor-
ney,

Mary, widow of Andrew, formerly a mer-
chant, of Providence, aged 67 years,

Moses, at North Providence, in 72d year,

Abby Martin, infant daughter of Samuel,
Esq., aged 5 months, suddenly,

Amey, wife of Samuel, and daughter of Jo-
seph S Martin, Esq., aged 26 years,

Sarah Mumford, wife of Col. Edward, and
daughter of late John Mumford, in 46th
year,

Samuel, of Cumberland, at Providence, sui-
cide by hanging. American of

William, aged 72 years, burial at North Prov-
idence,

William A., son of Joseph W., aged 16
months,

Capt. Benjamin G., aged 69 years,

Benjamin, son of Timothy, killed in the Cum-
berland coal mine by a cave in, aged 24
years,

Aaron, M. D., Erving professor of chemistry
in Harvard University at Cambridge,

Stephen, Jr., son of Stephen, aged 22 years,

Adaline A., youngest daughter of Capt.
John, at Smithfield, in 19th year,

Sarah, wife of Anson, at Boston, aged 27
years. American of

George, at Boston, aged 24 years. American
of

Capt. William, at Glocester, aged 35 years.
American of

Edward, son of Stephen, aged 19 months,

Nathaniel B., at Providence, in 73d year.
American of

Lydia, widow of Lewis, at Smithfield, aged
6^ years,

Stephen, in 38th year,
De ALBERTAS Marquis, peer of France, at

Marseilles,
D' ALTON Dowager, in England. American of
De ANGELY Dr, St. Jean, after a strange run
of fortune he reached France the day be-
fore died,

March 17, 1824
Aug. 10, 1824

Aug. 13, 1825

Sept. 12, 1825
Dec. 9, 1825

July 18, 1826

Sept. 7, 1826

Sept. 14, 1826

Oct. 3, 1826

Feb. 24, 1827

Oct. 2, 1827
Dec. 4, 1828

Dec. 6, 1828

Feb. 28, 1829
April 18, 1829

Sept. 8, 1829

Nov. 6, 1829

Feb. 5, 1830

June 29, 1830
Aug. 30, 183 1

April 24, 1832

May IS, 1832
Sept. 27, 1832

Sept. 3, 1829
Oct. 17, 1815

March 8, 18 19

118 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

De AUVERGNE Philip, Prince de Bouillon,
vice admiral of the Red, many years com-
mander of the Jersey and Guernsey sta-
tions at Westminster, Eng., aged 8i years.
American of Nov. 29, 1816

De BELESNAY Count, executed at Perth

Hungary, for murder of his father, July 12, 1819

DeBLOIS Stephen, at Johnston, aged about 50

years, Feb. 23, 1814

Miss Nancy, at Newport, at an advanced

age. American of Dec. 18, i8i8

Mrs. Jane, widow of Stephen, at Newport,

aged 76 years, July 8, 1829

Francis C, at Boston, aged 50 years. Amer-
ican of April 29, 1 83 1

De BRISSY Col. Charles Louis, provost at
Paris, France, aged 54 years, an officer of
the Legion of Honor, had been a prisoner
of war in England for years, returning to
France in 18 13 he was courtmartialed and
shot Feb. i, 18 14

De BOUFFLERS Chevalier, aged 78 years, a

celebrated wit, at Paris. American of May 5, 1815

DeBOURBON-CONDE Louisa Adelaide, sister
of the Prince of Conde, who is now the
only survivor of the Bourbon Conde branch
of the house of Bourbon, at Paris, aged 87
years. American of May 4, 1824

Donna Maria Theresa, Princess of Peace, at
Paris ; she was compelled by her father to
marry the notorious Godoy known as the
Prince of Peace ; she was a sister of the
Cardinal De Bourbon and cousin to the
'" first king of Spain. American of April 17, 1829

De BRESSON Catharine Livingstone, wife of
the secretary of legation of France, daugh-
ter of Hon. Smith Thompson, of New
York, at Washington city. American of Feb. 6, 1824

DeCHURTELLER, the Austrian General,
stabbed by a Venetian lady in a rage, at
Venice. American of " June 16, 1815

DeCHASTELUX Marchioness, formerly Miss
Plunkett, of Dublin, widow of Marquis,
well known as a traveler and resided some
time in Boston, in Paris. American of April 19, 1816

DeCOGNY Duke, a peer of France, marshal of
the empire, chevalier of St. Louis, &c , at
Paris. American of July 13, 1821

DeCRILLON Count, a peer of France, at Paris,

aged 71 years, June 25, 18 19

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

119

DeDAMAS Count, a French general, in France,
aged 58 years. American of

DeDECRES Duke, at Paris, p-rance, formerly
minister of marines, from wounds received
in an explosion of powder placed under his
bed by his servant who robbed him of 9000
francs, who leaped from the window and
caused his death by the leap. American of

De EDLING Count Phillip, near Vienna, very
suddenly, in his carriage. American of

Deforest David C, Esq., aged 5 1 years, late
consul general from Buenos Ayres to this
government, at New Haven, Conn. Amer-
ican of

DeGARNIER Marquis, peer of France, without
issue, at Paris. American of

DeGENLIS Madame, a French authoress, was
at one time preceptress to the Duke of Or-
leans, now king of France. American of

DeGOLTZ Count Alexander, a companion in
arms with the Emperor Frederick, in Ger-
many. American of

DeHART John C, purser U. S. Navy, aged 32
years, at sea, on board the U. S. Sch. Por-
poise, on her passage to the West Indies,

DeJARNOTTE Mr. , killed in a quarrel

with R. G. Davidson, at Wadesboro, S. C.
American of

DeKRAFFT Charles, at Washington city, aged
36 years. American of

DeKNATZON Baron, in Stockholm, aged 65
years, late minister to U. S. Knight Order
of the North Sea and marshal de la cour.
American of

DeLACRESSE Admiral, aged 69 years, at Meil-
han, Fr.,

DeLAGOY Marquis, deputy for the department
of the Rhone, in St. Reno. American of

De la TOUR-DU-PIN Colonel, aid to Mar-
shal Victor, killed in a duel with another
aid, at Paris. American of

De la VANPALLIERE , at Paris. Amer-
ican of

DeLEBZELTERN Baron, the Austrian envoy
to Portugal, which he had held 52 years, at
Lisbon, aged 94 years,

DeLESSERT M.,an eminent French merchant,
at Paris, France. American of

DeLESTOCYR General, the great leader of cav-
alry, in Russia ; Prince Blucer and other
chiefs attended his funeral. American of

Nov. 20, 1823

Feb. 16, 1 82 1
Dec. 2, 1817

March 4, 1825
Dec. 4, 1821

Sept. 28, 1830

Feb. 2, 1819

Aug. 31, 1824

Sept. 23, 1823
Oct. 25, 1822

Sept. 2, 1825
Sept. 9, 1829
Oct. 23, 1829

March 29, 1816
March 29, 1816

Jan. 10, 181 8
Sept. 20, i8i6

April 18, 1815

120 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

DeLINIERS Gen. Turreau, formerly French
ambassador to this country, in France.
.American of March 7, 1817

D'LUKEE Gavino, was stabbed in an affray with
Anthony D. Lumbra, at Savannah. Amer-
ican of Dec. 21, 1824

De MALAGAMBA Don Carlos, executed in

Spain for murder. American of Aug. 15, 1828

DeMALONET Mons., at Paris, France, minister

of marines to Louis XVIII. American of Nov. 29, 1814

DeMASLOY Count Orro, at Paris, an ancient

ambassador of France. American of March 24, 18 18

DeMOTLAIR Mrs. Rebecca, formerly of New-
port, at Halifax, aged 74 years. American
of May 23, 1826

DeMONTALET Marquis, aged 49 years, at his
plantation on Sapelo Island, Ga.; was a
native of St. Domingo, came to South Car-
olina in 1797. American of July 22, 1814

DeNEMOURS Peter Lemuel Du Pont, in Del-
aware, in 78th year, member Institute of
France and councillor of state, knight of
the Order of Vasa, legion of honor and or-
der of Du Lys, Aug. 6, 1817

DeONIS Madame, wife of the Spanish minister,

at Washington, May 22, 1817

DeOREA Senor Telesforo Macio, consul of Co-
lumbia, at Philadelphia, in 65th year, April 21, 1829

DePOLIGNIC Count Jules, a peer of France, in
Russia, was one of the favorites of Louis
XVI. American of Dec. 26, 1817

DePORTAING Genera], at Paris, aged 80 years,
was an officer in the Revolution. Ameri-
can of Nov. 24, 1826

DeRIO Gardo, Count, diplomat, at Lisbon,
Spain, found in his coffers amount to
15,000,000 francs. American of Nov 3 1829

DeROCHMENT John, at Newington, aged 19

years, suicide by hanging. American of Nov. 5, 1830

DeROHAN Duke, of the royal household, aged

88 years. American of May 3, 1816

Prince Camilli, grand prior of Aquitaine and
grand senechal of order of St. John of
Jerusalem. American of Aug. 6, 1816

DeRUFIO Prince, in Vienna, Neapolitan am-
bassador to Austria. American of Oct. 4, 1825

DeRUIS Don Fr-ancisco, killed in a duel with

Don Carlos De Malagambre. American of Aug. 15, 1828

DeSTAEL Madame, a fine obituary and events

of her death. American of Sept.26, 1817

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

121

DeSEDELLA Father Antonio, at New Orleans,
buried

DeSERRA Abbe Jose Correa, aged 74 years, at
Lisbon, Port., formerly minister to. United
States, noted as a learned scholar and
knowledge of botany. American of

DeSEZE, the Count, a peer of France, and mem-
ber of French Academy, in France, aged
81 years. American of

DeSILVA Manuel Antonio, died suddenly at a
hotel in Newark, N. J.,

DeSOUZA Mon., member of the regency, at
Lisbon American of

DeTINGRY the Princess, at Paris, France.
American of

DeTOLLY Field Marshal T^arclay, an eminent
captam in the Allied Armies, in Russia,

DeTUYLL Maj. Gen. Baron, Minister of the
Emperor of Russia to the U. S., at sea on
his passage to Europe, aged 54 years,

DeURQUEJO Chevalier, Minister of State of
ex-King Joseph of Spain, at Paris. Amer-
ican of

DeWITT James M., at Philadelphia. His house
took fire and 4 ot his children and a grand-
son perished,
Benjamin, M. D., health officer of New York,
and vice president of College of Physicians.
American of
Mrs. Susan, wife of Simeon, Esq., of Albany,
at Philadelphia, while on a visit, Amer-
ican of
Oliver, at Newport, in 80th year,
Eliza Searle, wife of G , in 26th year,

DeWOLFE Betsey, wife of John, Jr., Esq., at
Bristol, aged 32 years,
Charles, at Bristol, in 78th year,
Levi, Jr., son of Levi, Esq., of Bristol, at

Havana, aged about 21 years,
Levi, Jr.. seaman, at sea on board ship Ann,
on passage from Havana to Bristol. Amer-
ican of
Lorenzo W., at New Bedford, Mass., aged 26

years. American of
Col. Francis LeBaron, second son of Hon.
James, at Arkwright Village, in 28th year.
American of

DeWOLF Julia Bourne, youngest daughter of
Gen. George, at Bristol, aged i year,
Hon. William, at Bristol, in 67th year,

Jan. 22, 1829

March 23, 1824

June 20, 1828

March 8, 1822

Dec. 26, 1 8 17

Oct. 23, 1829

May 25, 1818

April ir, 1826

July II, 1817

March 3, 1817

Sept. 17, 1819

May 21, 1824
Dec. 21, 1826
Aug. II,. 1832

Jan. 5, 1818
Aug. 20, 1822

April I, 1823

April 25, 1823
March 19, 1824

Sept. 13, 1825

Nov. 28, 1825
April 20, 1829

122 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

DeWOLF Charlotte, widow of William, daughter
of late Josiah Finney, at Pristol, aged 65
years,

DeXIMENES Marquis, aged 92 years, at Paris,
France; was at the battle of Fontenoy.
American of

DIAMOND Thomas, cook, injured by an ex-
plosion of a boiler on steamer Chief Justice
Marsha], in Hudson river, April 22, died
next day,

DIBBIN Charles, song writer, in England,

DICK Capt. E. B., late of i8th U. S. Infantry,
killed in a duel with Capt. Hampton, near
Charleston, S. C,
Dr. Archibald, at Alexandria. He attended
Gen. Washington in his last illness. Amer-
ican of
Hon. John, U. S. Judge for District of Louis-
iana, at New Orleans,
Dr. Elisha C, in 72d year, at Alexandria, Va.;
was one of the physicians who attended
Gen. Washington in his last illness. Amer-
ican of

DICKERSON Capt. Charles, at Seekonk, in
54th year. American of
Miss Harriet, of Seekonk, in 17th year,
daughter of the late Capt. Charles, at
North Kingstown,

DICKINSON John, Esq., at Nashville, Tenn.,
aged 35 years, an eminent lawyer and
native of Washington, N. H. American of

Mrs. , at Middletown ; leaves a legacy to

American Bible Society. American of

DICJ^ENSON Henry H., formerly of Bermuda,
at Camden, S. C. American of

DICKINSON Capt. James, aged 45 years, at
Northampton, formerly member of the
Legislature,

DICKSON Mary, wife of Anthony, at Newport,
in 62d year. American of

W , at Philadelphia, aged 36 years ; while

asleep arose from his bed and fell out of a
window; lived but a few hours. American of
William, a sailor belonging to brig Independ-
ence, Capt. Ruggles, of Providence, at
William, N. C, aged about 25 years,

DIDIER , executed for treason, at Lyons,

France,
Dr. Pierre, at Wilmington, Del., aged 90
years, native of France, and born 1740 at

May 15,

1829

July 25,

1817

July,

1830
1814

June 4,

1815

Oct. 26,

1821

April 23,

1824

Oct. II,

1825

Nov. 4,

1817

Feb. 9,

1821

Aug. 15,

1815

Feb. 13,

1821

July 22,

1823

July 19,

1824

Jan. 14,

1820

March 23,

1821

Feb. 21,

1829

June 10,

1816

KHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

123

DIDIER :

Vitieau, in the C6te d'or Burgundy ; was
at the defeat of Prince Soubise, at Ros-
back. American of
DIKE Mary Alice, infant daughter of Arba B.,
DILLAHAR Hopey, daughter of James C, aged

8 months,
DILLARD William, shot in a quarrel with U.
G. Phillips, in Prince William parish, S.C.,
DILLIBUR Hopestill, wife of James C, daugh-
ter of late Benjamin Miller, of Bristol, in
33d year,

William Melsey, son of James C, aged 2
years, 7 months, suddenly,
DILLINGHAM Edward, son of Asa, at New
Bedford, Mass., aged 22 years ; was drowned
from a boat in trying to board a brig in the
harbor. American of
DILLO Richard, at sea, on board the brig Grand
Turk, while at Quarantine, aged about 17
years,
DILLON William, son of Andrew, in this town.

Countess, at Paris, and cousin of Napoleon's
first wife, and mother of Madame Bertrand,
now at St. Helena. American of

Alenorah, daughter of Andrew, at Providence,
in 8th year. American of

Francis A., at Savannah, Ga., deputy post-
master,

Mary, wife of Andrew, aged 45 years,

Andrew, Jr., only son of Andrew, of Provi-
dence, at Louisville, Ga., in 21st year,

Mary Ann, daughter of Andrew, in i6th year,

DILLWYN George, formerly of Philadelphia,

Friend Minister, at Burlington, N. J., in

83d year,

DIMAN Mary, daughter of Thomas, at Bristol,

aged 43 years. American of

Salome, wife of Thomas, at Bri'^tol. Amer-
ican of

Jonathan, at Bristol, in 78th year.

Royal, third son of Royal, Esq., at Bristol, in
20th year. American of

Royal, Esq., at Bristol, aged 52 years,

Mary Nichols, daughter of Col. H. P., at
Bristol, aged 2 years,

, infant child of Gen. Byron, at Bristol,

Dolly, widow of Jonathan, at Bristol, aged
85 years. American of

Abner, son of William, at Bristol, suddenly,

Dec, 10, 1830
April 14, 1828

Nov. I, 1814

May 23, 1821

Aug. 27, 1820
Feb. 24, 1 82 1

March S, 1824

July 23, 181 1
Feb. 14, 1810

Jan. 13, 1818

Feb. 9, 1 8 19

Oct. 6, 1820
March 20, 1822

Nov. 30, 1823
June 6, 1824

June 23, 1820

March i, 1816

Jan. 15, 1819
April 30, 1 819

Sept. 22, 1 819
Aug. 17, 1820

Oct. I, 1822
Aug. 21, 1826

May 13, 1828
Dec. 16, 1828

124

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

DINAH, a negro woman, aged ii6 years, in the
Bucks Co. almshouse, Penn. American of

DINKINS Mrs. , at New Orleans, of the

fever. American of
James E., major U. S. Army, near Pensacola,
Fla. American of

DINSMORE Samuel, at Boston, aged 28 years.
American of

Mrs. , aged 61 years, at Boston ; was

found on the sidewalk with her neck
broken, supposed to have fallen out of the
window. American of

DITMAN John J., Esq., formerly of Flatbush,
L. I., at New Utrecht, aged 95 years.
American of

DIX Alexander, merchant, of Boston, in Canada,
killed in a duel. American of
Lt. Col. Timothy, of U. S. 14th Regiment, at
the American camp, near French Mills.
American of
Eldridge, aged 5 years, suddenly,

DIXEY , wife of Capt. Thomas, at Marble-
head, suicide by drowning, leaves 9 chil-
dren. American of

DIXON Robert, formerly a resident of this town,

eldest son of the late Robert, Esq., of

Sterling, Ct., in Illinois Ter., in 38th year,

George, in the burning of the Richmond,

Va , theatre,
Ann, widow of Capt. James, at Newport,
aged 83 years. American of

Mr. , a distiller, suicide; he placed the

musket under his chin and sprang the lock
with a broomstick. American of
Maria, daughter of the late Robert, formerly
of Providence, at Dedham, Mass., aged 20 '
years. American of
Mary, wife of Anthony, at Newport, in 62d

year. American of
Anthony, Esq., at Newport, aged 68 years,
many years inspector of customs and tax
assessor,

DOANE Allen, at Pawtucket, aged 30 years,

DOBBS John, from an explosion on a steamboat,
near Charleston, S. C,

DOBSON Thomas, Esq., an eminent printer and
bookseller, at Philadelphia. American of

DOCKRAY Hon. John B., aged 64 years, presi-
dent of Landholders' bank, formerly mem-
ber of General Assembly, at South Kings-
town,

May 18, 1810

Oct. II, 1822

Nov. 19, 1822

Aug. 24, J 830

Aug. 27, 1830

Sept. 25, 1829
March 31, 1809

Dec. lo, 1813
Nov. 19, 1825

July 4, 1 826

June — , 1810

Dec. 26, 181 1

May 5, 1815

Nov. 8, 1 81 6

Oct. 27, 1 8 18
Jan. 4, 1820

June 21, 1826
July 16, 1823

Sept. 15, 1816

March 25, 1823

Sept. 5, 1821

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN- DEATHS

125

DOCKRAY Capt. James, at Jamestown, aged
6g years. American of

Mrs. , widow of Capt. James R., at

Jamestown, aged 58 years. American of

DODD Admiral , in England, aged 81 years.

American of
Mr. , killed in the explosion of a steam-
boat boiler. American of

DODDRIDGE Philip, member of Congress
from Virginia, aged about 60 years. Amer-
ican of

DODDS Helen Marr, infant daughter of George
D.,
George, of Providence, at Southbridge,
Mass., in 64th year, brought here for burial,

DODGE Ellen Crawford, infant daughter of
John C, aged 9 months,
Nehemiah, Jr., son of Nehemiah, of Provi-
dence, fell from mast of ship Governor
Tompkins, off Block Island, and drowned ;
was in his iSth year,
Robert C, at New Shoreham. American of
Ninian C, at Boston, aged 30 years. Amer-
ican of
Anna, widow of George, at Salem, aged 75

years. American of
Stephen, at Plymouth, aged 83 years. Amer-
ican of
Pauline, wife of Edward M., and second
daughter of Thomas Rice, Esq., of Coven-
try, at East Greenwich, in 19th year,

DOLBEAR John, at New London, aged 66
years. American of

DOLE Mrs. Sarah, at Shelbourne, aged 67
years ; there were living in this house four
generations, her mother 89, herself, her
children, and grandchildren, and this is the
first death in 43 years. American of

DOLIVER Miss Betsey, at Worcester, aged 20
years. American of

DOLLIS Sabada, wife of Michael, in 48th year.
American of

DOLLOFF Thomas L., aged 18 years, at Mere-
dith, thrown from a wagon, lived only a
few hours. American of

DONALDSON James, murdered by John Irv-
ing, a schoolmaster. American of

, supposed suicide ; it now appears he

was murdered and then suspended from a
tree to avoid suspicion. American of

Aug. 13, 1830

Oct. 12, 1830

March 12, 1816

May 16, 1823

Nov. 28, 1823

Jan. 26, 1823

July 13, 1825

Oct. 7, 18 19

Nov. 7, 1 8 19
May 4, 1 82 1

Dec. 25, 1829

Jan. I, 1830

April 1, 183 1

April 18, 1 83 1
Dec. 31, 1824

Aug. 19, 1831
June 2, 1826
Jan. 10, 1809

June 4, 1830
Feb. II, 1814

Jan. 17, 1826

126

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

DONE Judge , at Maryland, aged 86 years.

American of
DONNELLY Miss Mary, at Newport, aged 84

years. American of
DENNISON Capt. Jonathan, at Acra, Coast of
Africa, in 57th year ; his remains were in-
terred in the castle at James Fort, with
every mark of respect,

Capt. James, at New York, late master of
ship Isis, of this port, lately burnt at sea
by the French squadron,

Avis, widow of Capt. Jonathan, in 6sth year,

Sarah, eldest daughter of late Capt. Jona-
than, aged 42 years, suddenly,
DORR Elizabeth M., daughter of Joseph, aged 9
years,

Joseph, at Johnston, aged "jy years,

Mrs. Margaret, aged 79 years. American of
DORRANCE Deborah, wife of Archibald, and
daughter of Ichabod Bowen, Esq., of Cov-
entry, at Sterling, in 44th year,

Daniel, schoolmaster, at Kennebunk, Me.,
aged 24 years,

Hon. John, in this town, in 66tb year, born
at Foster, R. L; was of Irish parentage,
graduate of R. L College, 1773, and after-
wards tutor; has been member of both
branches ol the General Assembly and
Judge of the County Court,

Samuel, in this town, in 37th year,

Archibald, at Sterling, Ct.,

Andrew M., Esq., Attorney at Law, at Beth-
any, N. Y., aged 23 years, graduate of
Brown University, 18 12. American of

Major William L., formerly of Coventry, near
Cincinnati, O.,

George Henry, intant son of James B., Esq.,
aged 14 months, 21 days,

Henry Green, infant son of J. B., aged 2
months.

Major George, at Foster, in 77th year.

Dr. Henry P., at Halifax, Penn., in 35th year,

Samuel, son of late Samuel, of Providence,
at Pomfret, Ct., aged 24 years,

Mary, eldest daughter of late Samuel, at
Pomfret, Ct.,aged 23 years,

Saunders, son of late Samuel, Esq., in 23d
year,

Sarah P., youngest daughter of late Samuel
W., of Providence, and last surviving one.

Oct. 18, 183 1
Jan. 9, 1816

Aug. 26, 1809

June 27, 1812
Jan. I, i82r

July II, 1822

June 29, 1820

Dec. 4, 1828

Aug. 20, 1830

Oct. I, 1809
Nov. 17, 1810

June 29, 1813

Feb. 12, 1815

Oct. 4, 1816

July 17, i8i8

June 25, 1821

Oct. 26, 1825

May 6, 1826

Feb. 12, 1828

Oct. I, 1828

Dec. 27, 1828

March 26, 1829

Feb. 16, 1830

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS

127

DORRANCE:

She has lost an elder sister and two
brothers within last i8 months; was in her
i8th year; at Montvilliers, France,

Elizabeth Arnold, eldest daughter of TuUy,
at Pawtuxet, in i6th year,

DORREGO President , deposed and shot.

American of
DORSET Duke of, in Ireland, aged 21 years,
killed instantly, being thrown from his
horse in a fox hunt. American of

The Duchess, in England. American of
DORSEY Peter, of Warwick, Eng., at Utica, N.
Y., aged 22 years, killed by falling into a
revolving wheel,
DOTY Rebecca, wife of Benjamin W., at Bris-
tol, aged 55 years,
DOUGALL William, of New Haven, on board
ship Rising Star, on passage from Charles-
ton, S. C. American of
DOUGLASS Major Asa, of New Canaan, Ct.,
at Richmond, Mass., aged 72 years, soldier
of the Revolution. American of

John, Duke of Queensbury, Marquis of Dum-
fries and Lord Douglass, in England, aged
86 years. He left, beside a large estate,
personal property worth more than ;^5,ooo,-
000; had no issue. American of

Rebecca,. wife of William, at Newport, aged
49 years. American of

Sir John, a major general, the heroic defender
of Acre, and conqueror of El Arich in
Palestine and Egypt, in England. Amer-
ican of

Capt. Richard, postmaster, at New London,
aged 68 years. American of

Lady, at London. Her clothes caught fire
from a candle. American of

William, and his wife. They were born the
same hour, attended by the same midwife,
baptized at same time in same church and
have never been separated, married at 19
and died at the age of 100 years and buried
in one grave, at Lamark, Scot.,

Edward, son of William, of Newport, in 20th
year, drowned from brig Maria, of Bristol,
on passage to Matanzas,

George, on Prudence Island, aged j6 )fears.
He is survived by 5 brothers, eldest is 82,
youngest 66. All his descendants, 18 in

Aug. 5, 1830

April 5, 1832

March 22, 1831

May 9, 1815
Sept. 20, 1825

Nov. I, 1828
March 17, 1825

May 3, 1816

April 28, 1 8 12

Feb. 22, 181 1
Jan. 21, 1814

May 31, 1814

March 12, 1816

May 23, 1817

Dec. 14, 1817
March 29, 182 1

5^28 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

DOUGLASS :

number, have resided under his roof except

one, May 9, 1823

William, at Newport, in 73d year, Sept. 28, 1823

Robert, executed at Bath, N. Y., for murder

of Samuel H. Ives. His age was 24 years.

American of May 24, 1825

Capt. John, at Sterling, Ct., aged 79 years.

American of July 12, 1825

Joseph, at Jamestown, aged 79 years, Nov. 5, 1825

William, on Prudence Island, aged 87 years.

American of Feb. 15, 1831

DOUSETT Minnie, at Glocester, Mass., aged 15

years, from a bite of mad dog, Nov. 7, 18 13

DOUVILLE Capt. Peter, of Savannah, Ga., for-
merly of Providence, on board schooner

Mary McKay, at Appalachichola, W. Fla., Oct. 2, 1825

DOW Lorenzo. We hear this celebrated preacher

has died in Mississippi Ter., where he had

just removed his family. American of Dec. 16, 1808

Peggy, wife of Lorenzo, at New Hebron, Ct,, Jan. 6, 1820

Miss , passenger, killed by the explosion

of a boiler on steamboat Gen. Jackson, on

Hudson River. American of June 7i 183 [

DOWE Isaac, innholder, formerly of Boston, at

Brunswick, Me., aged about 50 years, acci-
dentally took two ounces of laudanum,

lived about 20 minutes. American of May 28, 1822

DOWNE Aaron, at lamworth, N. H, killed

while helping raise a frame to a house;

leaves wife and 8 children. American of Dec. 24, 181 6

Leonard, formerly of Saco, Me, at Fitchburg,

Mass., aged about 22 years, graduate of

Harvard 1822, was found dead in bed, Nov. 29, 1824

DOW LEY Catharine, wife of Michael, in this

town, aged 43 years. American of Oct. 17, 181 5

DOWNER Julius C, in this town, in 44th year, July 18, 1809

DOWNES Charles, midshipman, of the frigate

Guerriere, brother of Capt. John, U. S.

Navy, in the Mediterranean. American of Dec. i, 1815

Capt. , of U. S. Mediterranean Squad-
ron. American of Dec. 24, 18 16
Capt. , his reported death is contradicted.

American of Jan. 3, 1817

Frederick R., at Exeter, N. H., suicide.

American of Sept. 20, 1831

DOWNING Mrs. Ann, in 36th year, June 4, 1821

Benjamin, son of Capt. Benjamin R., aged 4

years, 9 months, drowned in Newport har-
bor, Sept. I, 1827

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

129

DOWNING Merebeth, at Newport, aged 60
years, at the Asylum,

Nathaniel, at Cranston, in 3d year,
DOYLE John, in this town, in S3d year, Masonic

honors,
DRAKE John, in England, aged 69 years ; his
brother Cornelius, aged 63 years, wished
he might die too and he died two days af-
terward ; they were both bachelors and
had always lived together. American of

M , at Boston, aged 37 years,

DRAPER Sarah, wife of John, at Attleboro, in
6 1 St year,

Mrs. Sarah, at Attleboro, in 84th year,

Aaron, at Providence, in 54th year,

Josiah, at Attleboro, in 67th year,

George Aaron, infant son of Henry S., aged
17 months, 9 days,

Alsey Almena, eldest daughter of Ebenezer
2d., at Attleboro, in 14th year,

Elizabeth, wife of John, Jr., and daughter of
Capt. Jonathan Peck, of Cumberland, at
Pawtucket, aged 26 years,

Horace, at Attleboro, aged 26 years. Amer-
ican of

John, at Attleboro, in 68th year,

Milla, wife of Samuel, of Attleboro, at Boston,
aged 67 years, American of

Isaac, at Attleboro, aged 88 years,

Stephen, at Attleboro, in 84th year,

Caroline Louisa, daughter of Henry S., aged
2 years, 8 months,

John, at Attleboro, in 42d year,

Edwin, formerly of Providence, at Auburn,
Oakland Co., Ga., in 28th year,

Hannah M., at Attleboro, aged 25 years,

Edward, infant son of N. S., at Providence,
DRAYTON Hon. John, U. S. Dist. Judge of
S. C, at Charleston, S. C, aged about 60
years,

Thomas, Esq., ot Charleston, S. C, at Phila-
delphia. American of
DRING Ruth, at Newport, aged 83 years.
American of

Mrs. Esther, wife of John, at Newport, in
88th year. American of

Nathaniel, formerly of Little Compton, at
Newport, aged 62 years,

Capt. Thomas, aged 67 years ; served in the
Revolution and was a prisoner of war on

Dec. 27, 1828
July 20, 1832

March i, i8i2

Jan. 30, 1818
Oct. 10, 1829

March i, 1816

Jan. 4, 1817

July 8, 1818

May 17, 1819

July 30, 1820

April 25, 1821

Oct. 9, 1 82 1

Jan. 17, 1823
June 20, 1823

May 7, 1824

July 17, 1824

March 15, 1825

Sept. 22, 1826
June 8, 1 83 1

Aug. 18, 1 83 1
April 19, 1832
.Sept. 19, 1832

Nov. 27, 1822

May 31, 1825

Aug. 2, 1816

Aug. 22, 1820

Feb. 7, 1823

130

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BRING:

board the Jersey Prison ship, in New York
harbor,
Mary, widow of Capt. Thomas, in 70th year,

DROCK John, aged about 23 years, at Newport,
N. H. American of

DROWNE Sophia, youngest daughter of Dr.
Solomon, at Foster,
Eliza, infant daughter of Col. Caleb, at Paw-
tucket, aged 17 months,
Daniel M., son of late Capt. Jesse, at Reho-

both, aged 20 years,
Albert W., youngest son of George F., in 5th

year,
Caroline M., daughter of Col. Caleb, at Paw-
tucket, aged 2 years, 6 months,
Lepha, at Rehoboth, aged 17 years,

DROWN Stephen Brown, son of Capt. Jonathan,
at Newport,

DROWNE Sarah, wife of Solomon, and daughter
of late James Martin, Esq., aged 37 years,
at Barrington,

DRUDGE Lieut. Isaac, at Sutton, Mass., aged
78 years. American of

DRUMMOND Catharine, widow of William, at
Newport, aged 74 years,

DRURY Sally, wife of Dr. John, at Marblehead,
aged 44 years. American of
Dr. John, at Marblehead, formerly of this

place, aged 63 years. American of
Samuel S., son of late Dr. John, of Marble-
head, at Bristol, aged 25 years,
Lydia Potter DeWolfe, wife of Luke, Esq.,
collector of the port, and eldest daughter
of Capt. Levi DeWolfe, at Bristol,

DRYER William, at Rehoboth, in 97th year.
American of

DUBOSQ Capt. Peter, at Johnston, at an ad-
vanced age, was a native of France,

DUCHOQUET Francis, at Cumberland, Md.
Was an Indif.n trader and interpreter. He
ransomed Charles Johnsons from the In-
dians in 1790 ; at the time of his death he
was on a mission from Wapaghkonctia to
Washington. American of

DUCKWORTH Admiral, Sir John T. G. C. B.,
and Admiral of the White, Commander at
Plymouth, in England, at Plymouth.
American of
Robert C, son of Rowland, at Providence,

March 8, 1825
Jan. 27, 1832

Aug. 26, 1825

Aug. 30, 1 816

Oct. I, 1819

March 3, 1822

Nov. 17, 1824

June 20, 1827
Nov. 26, 1828

July 7, 1829

March 3, 1831
Sept. 21, 1824
March r, 1824

May 23, 1820
Sept. 12, 1823

July II, 1824

May 16, 1825

June 18, 1816

Aug. 2, 1820

Julys, 1832

Oct. 21, 1817
■ May 24, 1832

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

131

DUCLOUX Miss Jeannette, aged 107 years, at
Toulouse, France. American of

DUCOS Roger, one of the regicides of Louis
XVI, in France, from a fall from a car-
riage. American of 1

DUDLEY Lieut. , at Port Mahan, about

James A., U. S. Navy, in Tunis. American

of
Thomas, massacred by the Indians. Amer-
ican of

DUFF John, at Philadelphia, formerly of Boston
Theatre,

DUFONT Count St. Martin, in England. Had
represented Sardinia at the English Court
for over 30 years,

DUFOUR Dr. , an eminent French Physi-
cian, at Paris, France. He with 50 other
doctors were at dinner on anniversary of
St. Luke when he was stricken and died in
a few minutes ; was in 66th year. Amer-
ican of

DUGARN John, at Plymouth, Eng., a pilot on a
man-of-war. Had been married six months ;
on his return from a voyage he became
jealous of his wife and shot her dead and
then killed himself. American of

DUICK Betsey Sanford, daughter of Oliver, at
Newport, aged 51 years,

DUKE (colored), aged about 47 years, very sud-
denly in the street,

DULL Miss , killed by lightning, while spin-
ning at her wheel, in Pennsylvania. Amer-
ican of

DULOFF Rebecca, widow at Meredith, N. H.,
aged 10 1 years, American of

DUMENT Stephen, of Geneva, the author, at
Milan, in 70th year. American of

DUMOLIN John, Esq., attorney at law, at New
Orleans. American of

DUMMER Hon. Nathaniel, at Hallowell, Me.,
in 60th year, suddenly. American of

DUNBAR Mrs. Hannah, at Newport, in 78th
year,
Eunice, wife of Robert, at Newport, aged 66

years. American of
Robert, formerly of Newport, at Bristol, aged

about 68 years,
Peter, at Alexandria, aged 35 years. Amer-
ican of
Shubael, at Wrentham, aged about 35 years,

Dec. 2, 1817

June 14, 1816
May 31, 1817

Feb. 17, 1817

June 21, 1825

April 28, 183 1

Nov. 4, i8i2

Dec. 28, 1821

Aug. 3, 1810
Dec. 10, 1821
Sept. 9, 1 82 1

Aug. 13, 1824

Oct. 16, 1829

Dec. I, 1829

Sept. 6, 1825

Sept. 26, 181 5

Dec. 24, 1 810

March 14, 1820

May 8, 1821

July 13, 1 82 1
March 29, 1829

132

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

DUNBAR Melzar, at Hingham, aged 75 years, a

Revolutionary pensioner. American of
Harriet, wife of John, at Yarmouth, aged 45

years. American of
DUNCAN Thomas, at New Bedford, in 21st

year. American of
Miss Elizabeth, at Newport, at an advanced

age. American of
Capt. W. R., U. S. Artillery, at Carlisle,

Penn., aged 25 years. American of
Abner L., Esq., attorney at law, at New Or-
leans, aged 43 years. American of
John M., A. B., at Glasgow, Scot., in 31st

year,
DUNDAS Hon. Robert, Lord Chief Baron of

the Court of Exchequer of Scotland, in

England. American of
DUNHAM Susan, infant daughter of Rufus W.,

in this town,
Parmentio Shaw, son of William W., in this

town, aged i year, 7 months,
Jesse, jr., at Newport, in i8th year. Amer-
ican of
Major Daniel Otis, at New Orleans, aged 24

years, late aide to Maj. Gen. Mcintosh, of

the Georgia Militia. American of
Capt. Benjamin, formerly of Newport, in this

town, in 92d year,
William G., son of William W., formerly of

this town, at Zanesville, O., aged 10 years.

American of
Robert, at Newport, at an advanced age.

American of
Elizabeth, widow of Robert, at Newport, in

7Sth year. American of
William, son of Robert, at Newport, m 13th

year,
Peleg K., U. S. Navy, at Newport, aged 26

years. American of
Joseph, at Taunton, aged 49 years,
David, merchant, drowned in the Hudson, on

his passage from Albany to New York.

The sudden swing of the boom knocked

him overboard. American of
David, Esq., who was drowned in North

River in March last, has been found and

conveyed to New York for burial. Amer-
ican of
Ann Elizabeth, wife of Robert, at Newport,

in 5 2d year. American of

Sept. 25, 1829
May 17, 1831
May 17, 1816
Feb. 3, 1818
June 6, 1820
Feb. 6, 1824
Oct. 2, 1825

Sept. 7, 1 8 19
Sept. 19, 1810

July 28, 181 1
Nov. 16, 1813

Sept. 8, 1 81 5
Jan. 12, 1816

Oct. 25, t8i6

Jan. 15, 1819

Sept. 8, 1820

April 8, 1 82 1

Aug. 27, 1822
Oct. 20, 1822

April 8, 1823

June 10, 1823
July I, 1825

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS

133

DUNHAM Robert, at Newport, aged 24 years.
American of
Hannah, widow of Charles C, of Newport, at
Apponaug, in 61 st year,
DUNN Samuel, Jr., eldest son of Samuel, of
Boston, aged 24 years, in London,
Samuel, Esq., at Boston, aged 67 years,
Sarah, widow of Samuel, Esq., at Boston,

aged 58 years. American of
Capt. Bernon, in 6sth year (Masonic honors),
Thomas, sergeant-at-arms. House of Repre-
sentatives of the United States at Wash-
ington, in Maryland. American of
Ann, daughter of late Capt. Bernon, in 34th

year,
John, aged about 30 years.

Col. superintendent of the Harper's

Ferry Armory, Va., shot by Cox.

American of
Mrs. Elizabeth, at Salem, aged 19 years.
American of

Mr. , murdered by Ebenezer Cox, who

was executed for the crime at Williams-
port, Va. American of
Bernon, in 28th year,
DUNNELL Solomon, at Millbury, aged 78 years ;
was under Stark at Bennington and at
Yorktown ; served near 5 years in the Con-
tinental Army. American of
DUNNING David, executed at Goshen, N. Y.,
for murder of Richard Jennings. Amer-
ican of •
John, from a premature discharge of a can-
non, at Washington, D. C,
DUNSANBY Second Baron of Ireland, at Brus-
sels, aged 86 years. American of
DUNTON Levi, at Leicester, in i6th year, sud-
denly. American of
DUNWELL Eliza, wife of John, and daughter
of Stephen Wardwell, in this town, in 32d
year. American of
Mrs. Sarah, in 77th year,
DUNWOODY James, at Mobile, aged 65 years,
DUPEE Madeline, in France, aged 100 years, 6
months. She had by her husband 22 sons,
19 of whom fell in the army. American
of
DUPLESSIX Rear Admiral Mauduit, at Paris,
France, from a bite of a mad dog, Amer-
ican of

Oct. 10, 1826

Aug. 22, 1830

June 24, 1815
Nov. 28, 1815

April 13, 1819
Jan. 23, 1823

Oct. IS, 1824

Aug. 19, 1826
Dec. 24, 1828

March 26, 1830
June 25, 1830

Sept. 7, 1830
Feb. 9, 1 83 1

Aug. 6, 1830

May 7, 1 819

July 4, 1830

June 22, 1 82 1

Aug. 21, 1829

Oct. 14, 1 817
April 12, 1827
Aug. 21, 1825

Dec. 18, 1818
Sept. 13, 1825

134

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

DUPUIS John Lewis, a pirate and murderer,
executed at New Providence, W. I.,

DURALDE Mrs. , wife of Martin, Esq., and

daughter of Hon. Henry Clay, at New Or-
leans,
DURFEE Alice, daughter of Thomas, aged 2^
years, drowned near Stone Bridge,
Job, Esq., at Portsmouth, in 78th year,
Charles, Esq., at Troy, Mass., in sist year,
Miss Susannah, at Pawtucket, aged 25 years,
Harriet, aged about 19 years, found in the
dock at Bristol, probably a suicide,

, son of Wanton, of Tiverton, aged 14

years, drowned in the creek near Stone
Bridge. American of
Sarah, widow of Ezekiel, in 76th year.
Hon. Thomas, Chief Justice, Court of Com-
mon Pleas, Newport County,
Charles Allison, son of Charles, Esq., at Tiv-
erton, aged about 5 years,
James, at Portsmouth, innkeeper, aged 54
years,
DURKEE Lydia, daughter of Thomas, at Mon-
tague, Mass., aged 18 years, suddenly;
her remams were stolen from the tomb and
caused great excitement in the country,
DURHAM John, at Baltimore, of hydrophobia,
was bitten 9 weeks previously. American
of

DURYEE , a quartermaster, killed from a

kick of a horse, caused by a fire cracker
thrown at him by a boy July 4. Ameri-
can of
DUTILH John A., Esq., merchant, at Philadel-
phia. American of
BUTTON Hon. James, Lord Sherbourne.
American of
George, only son of Evelyn, aged 2| years,
burnt to death by his clothes taking fire, at
Wallingford, Mass. American of
Rev. Matthew Rice, professor of mathema-
tics and natural philosophy in Yale Col-
lege, at New Haven, aged 42 years.
American of
DUVAL Capt. Daniel, aged 40 years, sheriff of
the county, at Mobile, native of Rhode
Island,
Col. Edmund B., only son of the Judge, of
Maryland, at Philadelphia, in 43d year,

July s, 18.19

Sept. 18, 1825

Sept. 29, 1809

Sept. 4, 1 8 10

Feb. I, 1812

April 24, 1 81 5

June 16, 1822

Jan. 30, 1824
Jan. 18, 1825

Jan. 17, 1829

March 3, 1829

March 22, 1830

Feb. 12, 1 83 1
Aug. 6, 1822

July 14, 1820
Sept. 9, 1823
July 28, 1820

June 7, 1825

July 26, 1825

April 18, 1824
Feb. 5, 1 83 1

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS

135

DUVIS Chevalier Morenny; has been Spanish
minister to Stockholm for 40 years, in
Sweden. American of ^

DWELLY Daniel, at Tiverton, aged 92 years, 8

months,
DWIGHT Sarah Howell, at Boston, aged 2
years, 5 months, only daughter of G. L.,

Rev. Timothy, D. D., president of Yale Col-
lege, in 6sth year, and 22d of his presi-
dency, at New Haven,

Mrs. Lucia, wife of William, Jr., of and at
Thompson, Ct., in 28th year,

Hon. Thomas, at Springfield, Mass., aged 63
years, formerly a member of Congress and
of governor's council,

Sarah Howell, infant daughter of Gamaliel
L., aged 4 months, 17 days,

Justus, Esq , at Belchertown, Mass., aged 35
years,

Sarah Howell, infant daughter of Gamaliel
L., Esq.,

Gamaliel L., Esq., at Louisville, Ky., of the
fever,

Henry Edwin, at Cooperstown, N. Y., aged
48 years, youngest son of Hon. Timothy, of
Northampton, Mass., and brother of late
Dr. Dwight, of Yale College. American
of
DWYER William; killed his wife, committed
suicide in jail while awaiting trial. Amer-
ican of
DYCKMAN Jacob, M. D., at Kingsbridge, N.
Y., commissioner of health, &c. American
of
DYER Andrew, son of Rufus, at Cranston, in
1 6th year ; a limb falling from a tree struck
him on the head, he lived about 24 hours,

Oliver, printer, at Wyndham, Ct, in 28th
year,

Capt. Henry, U. S. Army, at Wyndham, Ct.,
aged 35 years. American of

Hannah, wife of Olney, in this town, in 4Sth
year,

John, at Johnston, in 80th year. American of

Jabez, at Wyndham, Ct., aged 34 years, sud-
denly. American of

James L., son of Aaron F., at Newport, in
19th year. . American of

Joseph, at Newport, in 76th year. American
of

Aug. 13, 1824
Dec. 21, 1820
Sept. 5, 181 5

Jan. II, 1817
April 7, 1 8 17

Jan. 2, 1819

Oct. 27, 1819

July 27, 1824

Jan. 5, 1822

Oct. 9, 1822

June 14, 1825

Sept. 27, 1 83 1

Dec. 17, 1822

Nov. II, 1808

March 10, 1809

April 5, 1814

Aug. 7, 1815
June 24, 1817

July II, 1817

Oct. 23, 1818

Oct. IS, 1819

136 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

DYER John, of Cranston, in 82d year, at the late

residence of Amos Lockwood, in Warwick;

had been a member of the Johnston Baptist

Church nearly 50 years, Dec. 10, 18 19

George, at Wyndham, Ct.. formerly a mer-
chant, at Providence, aged about 45 years.

American of July 27, 1821

John Perrin, youngest son of Olney, Dec. 9, i82r

DYRE Aaron B., of Newport, merchant, at

Georgetown, S. C, Jan. 30, 1822

DYER Mrs. Phebe, at Cranston, aged 69 years, May 5, 1822

DYRE William M., native of Newport, at

Charleston, S. C, aged 27 years, Sept. 6, 1822

DYER Charles, at Cranston, in 8ist year, Aug. 14, 1823

Albert Francis, son of Paris, aged 2 years, 6

months, Sept. 14, 1823

Almira, daughter of Olney, aged 24 years, April 23, 1824

Thomas, formerly of Providence, at Milledge-

ville, Ga., of the fever, in 50th year, Sept. 12, 1825

Sarah, at Newport, in i6th year, Nov. 16, 1825

John, formerly of Johnston, at Warwick,

aged 47 years, March 21, 1826

Cyrus, Jr., infant son of Cyrus, Dec. 19, 1826

George Frederick, son of Paris, aged 2 years,

5 months, Nov. 3, 1827

Harriet, wife of Benjamin, Jr., daughter of

Major Alexander Adie, in 24th year, Feb. 5, 1828

Abby Pearce, infant daughter of Benjamin,

Jr., aged 11 months, 6 days, July 28, 1828

Capt. Ezra, of sloop Trial, of Belfast, drowned

at wharf in Boston ; was between 40 and

50 years, Oct. 9, 1829

Abigail, wife of Dr. Benjamin, in 67th year, April 21; 1831

Lieut. Asa, at Weymouth, an officer in the

Revolution, aged 93 years. American of May 10, 1831

Dr. Benjamin, in 63d year. May 15, 1831

Col. Lucius, formerly of Providence, at New

York, aged 45 years, Aug. 3, 1832

DYKE Ann Frances, infant daughter of Albyn

v., Dec. 27, 1825

Helen, infant daughter of Albyn V., Oct. 19, 1828

DYKES William H., at Boston, at the Alms-
house ; for some years of the Providence

Theatrical Company. American of July 25, 1823

Sally, daughter of Peter, at Cranston, aged 6

years. May 28, 1831

DWYER , shot in the street by Thomas P.

Paul after a short altercation, at Nashville,

Tenn. American of Oct. 31, 1828

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS I37

EAGER Abigail, wife of Col. William, at North-
bridge, Mass., aged 44 years. American of March 4, 1825
EAGLE George, aged 48 years, drowned in the

canal near Norristown, Penn., " April 18, 1832

George, at Norristown, Penn., aged 48 years,

drowned, April 18, 1832

EAKIN Martha, at Carew, Irel., aged 104 years.

She carried to her grave a portion of her

wedding dress, made more than 80 years

before. American of June 17, 18 14

EAMES Jacob, at Boston, a graduate of R. I.

College American of May 18, 18 10

EARLE Mary, wife of Thomas, at Newport, in

65th year, Aug. 11, 1811

Cudgo (colored), in 72d year, Feb. 21, 1812

Sarah, daughter of Capt. Oliver, in this town,

aged 2 years, May 9, 1813

EARL Capt. John, at Smithfield, in 78th year. May 20, 1816

EARLE Capt. John, in this town, aged 65 years,

suddenly, Nov. 9, 1816

Oliver, infant son of Capt. Oliver, aged 12

months. American of June 27, 1817

Martha S., daughter of the late Capt. William,

Jr., at Providence, aged 20 years, Dec. 18, 1817

Thomas, at Leicester, Mass., Society of

Friends, aged 83 years. American of April 13, 1819

Timothy, at Leicester, Mass., Society of

Friends, aged 41 years. American of April 13, 18.19

Lucinda Fowler, aged 19 months, daughter

of late Joseph, at Seekonk, Dec. 24, 1820

Col. Elias, at Centreville, in Pendleton Dist.,

S. C; was for many years member of both

House and Senate of South Carolina and

House of Representatives at Washington.

American of July 4, 1823

Elvira, wife of George, at Leicester, Mass.,

aged 23 years. American of Feb. 17, 1824
Capt. Oliver, in 5 5th year (Marine and Ma-
sonic honors), July 5, 1824
Thomas J., in 2Sth year, June 6, 1826
, killed by Thomas Purdy, near Elbridge,

Onondaga Co., N. Y., June 9, 1826

Mary F., daughter of John Milton Earle, at

Worcester, aged i month, Aug. 25, 1826

138

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

EARLE George Clarke, infant son of Benjamin,
aged 6 months,
Capt. John, at Portsmouth, aged 92 years, an

officer of the Revolution,
Susan Maria, infant daughter of John,
Abby, widow of Thomas J., aged 26 years.
Flora, widow of Cudgo (colored), aged 85

years,
Pliney, at Leicester, Mass., aged 70 years.
Society of Friends ; was the first to make
cotton machine cards,
EARLY Rev. William, Methodist, at Newark,
Del.,
Hon. Peter, in Georgia. American of

, murdered by Isaac B. Desha, at San

Felipe de Austin, Texas. American of
EARNEST George, native of Lunenburg, N. S.,

at South Boston. American of
EARNSHEY Susan, wife of Thomas, daughter
of late Rev. William Moore, at Newport,
aged 63 years. American of
Ei\ST Sarah, widow of William, at Newport,
aged 68 years. American of
William, at Newport, aged 69 years. Amer-
ican of
EASTBURN Rev. James Wallis, son of James,
of New York, late minister at St. George's,
Accomack, Va., at sea, on passage to St.
Croix, where he was going for his health,
aged 22 years,
EASTERBROOK David, at New Orleans, in 23d

year,
EASTERBROOKS Mrs. Hannah, in this town,
in 69th year. American of

EASTERBROOK Lieut. , of the British

Army, with his wife and two children lost
in the shipwreck of ship Sea Fox, off Sandy
Hook,
EASTERBROOKS John, at Warren, aged 42
years,
Susan, daughter of Capt. Nathaniel, at War-
ren, in 4th year. American of
Mary, daughter of late John ,at Warren, in

8th year,
Mary, daughter of John, at Warren, in 8th

year,
Patience, wife of Jonathan, at Bristol, aged 36

years,
Mary, widow of Benjamin, at Bristol Asylum,
aged 60 years.

Oct. 22, 1826

March 28, 1827

March 15, 1830

May 30, 183 1

Jan. 13, 1832

Nov. 29, 1832

June I, 1821
Sept. 12, 1817

Nov. 14, 1828

Oct. 13, 1829

Sept. 13, 1825
March 20, 1827
March 14, 1826

Dec. 2, 1819
Aug. 8, 1 81 5
April I, 1817

Oct. 27, 1821
Feb. 27, 1824
June 10, 1825
July 13, 1826
July 13, 1826
April 4, 1 827
Feb. 27, 183 1

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

139

EASTMAN Nathan, at Ashford, Ct., aged 58
years. American of
Jonathan, Esq., at New York, aged 40 years
Was a native of Amherst, Mass., graduated
at Yale 1 81 1. American of
EASTON Sarah, wife of Collin, Esq., of Isle of
St. Croix, in this town, and was buried in
the Tillinghast Burial Ground,

Norman, in this town, in 30th year.

Dr. I'eter, at Nantucket, aged 51 years.
American of

Mrs. Dorcas, at Newport, Society of Friends,
m 76th year. American of

Peter, of Nantucket, son of John, of Newport,
at Philadelphia, in 34th year. American of

Hannah, wife of Nicholas, at Newport, in
79th year,

John, at Newport,

Mrs. Phebe, at North Providence, in 80th
year,

Nicholas, Esq., aged 73 years, formerly mem-
ber of General Assembly,

Mrs. Sarah, daughter of late Jonathan Easton,
at Portsmouth, aged 70 years,

Nicholas, mate of ship Zone, of Nantucket,
drowned off coast of Peru,
EATH FORTH John, drowned in the bay by up-
setting of a boat,
EATON Benjamin, at Sullivan, Me., aged 60
years. American of

Eliza, wife of Dr. William P., of Norwich, at
Plainfield, Ct., aged 25 years. American of

Margaret W., wife of Joseph, Esq., and
daughter of Christopher Mardenborough,
Esq., late of the Island of St. Christopher^s,
at Plainfield, Ct..

Timothy Dwight, son of Prof. Amos, at Troy,
N. Y., in 2 1st year,

Job, at Wentworth, N H., aged 68 years ;
was threshing with a young man when he
fell dead. American of

, at Derry, N. H., suicide. American of

John H., at New York, aged 22 years, for-
merly of Providence,
EAYRES Mrs. Ann, formerly of Boston, at
Philadelphia, sister of Rev. Mr. Edes of
this town. American of
EBELING Prof. C. D., at Hamburg, Ger., aged
76 years ; noted for his knowledge of Geog-
raphy. American of

Jan. Q, 1824

Sept. 10, 1830

June 15, 1810
Oct. 29, 1813

Oct. 10, 1817

Feb. 3, 1818

Aug. 20, 1819

March 5, 1823
Aug. 21, 1823

Aug. 4, 1825
Nov. 28, 1825

Nov. 3, 1827

July — , 1828

Sept. 14, 1817

March 8, 1822

Sept. 2, 1825

Oct. 6, 1826
Nov. 14, 1828

Dec. 24, 1830
Sept. 20, 1 83 1

July 18, 1832

Feb. 7, 1817

Sept. 26, 1 817

140

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

ECKFORD John H., son of Henry, aged 22

years, at New York,
ECKLEY Rev. Dr. Joseph, senior pastor of Old
South Church, Boston, aged 61 years.
American of
ECTH FORTH George, in 32d year,
EDDY Eliza, daughter of Capt. Enos, at Warren,
in loth year. American of

Joseph, in 64th year, in this town,

James, son of Samuel, Esq., aged 12 years,
in this town,

Frances P.. daughter of Samuel, at Cranston,
aged 13 months. American of

Selena, wife of Thomas, at Warwick, in 30th
year,

Phebe, eldest daughter of Rev. Michael, at
Newport, in 23d year,

Ann, wife of Samuel, Esq., Secretary of
State, in her 2gth year,

Stephen W., son of Barnard, in this town.

Dr. John Mathewson, of Providence, at Ha-
vana, where he had gone for his health.
American of

Betsey, wife of Barnard, aged about 60 years,

Mary Ann, only daughter of the late Dr.
John M., aged 19 months, 20 days,

Comfort, at an advanced age,

Ann Almy, daughter of Comfort, aged 7
months, 2 days,

Esek, in 89th year,

Jeremiah, in 6ist year,

•Vlary, wife of Comfort, in 23d year,

Lydia, wife of Benjamin, in 8ist year.

Miss Martha, in 40th year,

Capt. John, at Dudley, Mass., aged 72 years,

Nathan, at Foster, in 39th year,

George, in 42d year,

Capt. George, aged about 52 years,

Zachariah, son of Hon. Samuel, in 6th year,

Lydia, wife of Hezekiah, of Swanzey, at Bris-
tol, aged 72 years,

Capt. Daniel, master of sloop Sally, of Taun-
ton, at sea, on passage from Newburn, N.
C, aged 37 years,

Alpheus, son of Comfort, aged 2 months, 7
days,

Ann Eliza, aged 20 years,

Caleb, Jr., of Warren, was drowned on the
coast of Chili, with the rest of the boat's
crew while in pursuit of a whale.

Feb. 7, 1828

May 7, 181 1
June 6, 1831

Dec. 13, 1808
Sept. 12, 1809

July II, 1814

Aug. 15, 1815

Feb. 2, 1816

May 30, i8i6

Feb. II, 1817
April II, 1817

May 23, 1817
May 24, 1817

Oct. I, 1818
Feb. 22, 1819

Aug. 16,

Aug. 23,

Aug. 25,

Aug. 25,

Sept. 25,

Dec. 15,

Jan. 20,

May 17,

June 21,

Jan. 22,

Jan. 25,

1820
1820
1820
1820
1820
1820
1821
1821
1821
1822
1822

March 21, 1822

July I, 1822

July 28, 1822
Feb. 9, 1823

April 2, 1823

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

Ul

EDDY Samuel, late of this town, at Smithfield,
aged about 47 years,

Moses, Esq., after a protracted illness,

Stephen Gano, son of Barnard, aged 17
months, 7 days,

Lieut. Jonas, at Oxford, Mass., aged 79 years,

Ephraim D., at Nashville, Tenn., suddenly,

M ary, widow of Esek, in 88th year,

Henry James, second son of Richard, aged 2
years, 4 months,

Ruth, wife of Ezra, at Taunton, aged 64
years,

Martha, daughter of late Samuel, formerly of
Providence, at Smithfield, in i8th year,

Eliza, wife of Thomas, and daughter of Nich-
olas Hoppin, at Attleboro, in 39th year,

Sophia, daughter of Samuel, in i6th year, at
Smithfield, Mass. American of

Montgomery, son of Capt. Caleb, of Warren,
at Trinidad, Cuba, in 29th year,

Frances N. Carolina, infant daughter of Jo-
siah I.,

Thomas, at New York, in 70th year,

Peleg, in 66th year.

Eliza Ann, daughter of Comfort, aged 9
months,

Joseph Bartlett, eldest son of Joseph, Jr.,
aged 2 years, 3 months, at North Provi-
dence,

Sarah, wife of Ezra, aged 42 years,

Ebenezer, at Heath, Mass., aged 93 years;
was a soldier in the second French and
Indian war ; was in the Nova Scotia expe-
dition which left Boston May 20, 1755,
under command of Generals Monckton and
Winslow; was aged 18 years and served
the entire Revolutionary war. American
of

Mary Anne, widow of Dr. John M., at Cum-
berland, aged 40 years, daughter of John
S. Dexter. American of

Jonathan, Esq., at Glocester, in 76th year,
EDELY Deborah, wife of Capt. John, at Dud-
ley, Mass., aged 59 years. American of
EDES Benjamin F., surviving partner of Edes
and Potter, at Savannah, Ga., aged 33
^ears, native of Boston, Mass, American of

Richard W., editor of Florida Gazette, native
of Bangor, Me., at St. Augustine. Ameri-
can of

June 3, 1823
Aug. 30, 1823

Aug. I, 1825

Dec. 9, 1825

March :, 1S26

April 12, 1826

July 8, 1826

Sept. 9, 1 826

Nov. 13, 1826

Jan. 21, 1827

Feb. 13, 1827

May 29, 1827

June 13, 1827
Sept. 16, 1827
Dec. 26, 1827

Aug. 10, 1828

Nov. 22, 1829
April 21, 1830

Aug. 24, 1830

Oct. 12, 1830
July IS, 1832

May 23, 1815
Oct. 22, 1819
Nov, 13, 1 82 1

142

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

EDES , was murdered in his own home in

Pike Co., Ala. American of
Peter, formerly publisher of Newburyport
Gazette, at Baltimore. American of
EDGAR John, mother native of Ireland, at War-
ren ; he took a bad cold from exposure
during the great gale of Sept. 23 from
which he did not recover,

EDGERT , son of Capt. , perished with

cold and exposure on board the schooner
Richmond, which struck on a bar near
Smith's Inlet ; was on her passage from
Richmond to New York. The cook and a
student also perished. American of
EDGERTON Erastus, son of Capt. Daniel, at
Tolland, Ct., aged 22 years. A long obitu-
- — ary follows ending by saying he became
despondent and committed suicide by hang-
ing,
Lucy F"ales, at Hawley, aged 12 years.
American of

ED SON Miss , at Stafford, from having

eaten wild parsnip. American of
Calvin, " the living skeleton." American of
EDMONDS Samuel, at Hudson, N. Y., in 85th
year, one of the town founders. American
of
EDMUNDS Hannah, widow of Capt. Robert, at
Warwick, in 31st year,
John, at Charlestown, aged 56 years. Ameri-
can of
EDWARDS Thomas, formerly of Baltimore, at
Bristol, aged 36 years. American of
Lieut. John Jones, U. S. Navy, in 22d year.
In the Naval Battle of Sept. 10, 1813, he
greatly distinguished himself; at Erie, Penn.
American of
Edward, Esq., Admiral of the White, in Eng-
land. American of
Hepzebah, widow of Joseph, formerly book-
seller at Cornhill, Boston, aged 103 years.
American of
John, seaman, perished in the wreck of the

schooner Quaker,
Edward, formerly of Boston, aged 33 years,

very suddenly,
Benjamin, at Scituate, in 24th year.
Col. Peter, at Statesburgh, S. C, aged 35

years. American of
Thomas, murdered by his slaves, in Virginia.
American of

Oct. 26, 1830
March i, 1831

Nov. 15, 1815

Nov. 10, 1815

April 24, 1809

March i, 1831

May 5, 1815
Oct. 2, 1832

Nov. 29, 1 8 16
Feb. 14, 1825

Aug. 30, 1830
July 16, 181 1

April 26, 1814
July 4, 1815

Dec. 30, 1817

March 6, 1820

Aug. 6, 1820
June 23, 1823

Oct. 10, 1823

March 18, 1825

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS I43

EDWARDS Abial, widow of John, at Cranston,

aged 85 years, April 22, 1825

Hon. Pierpont, U. S. District Judge for Con-
necticut ; was born at Northampton, Mass.,

April, 1750 ; was youngest and last surviv-
ing child of Jonathan ; at Bridgewater,

Conn., April 5, 1826
Halsey H., infant son of John, at Warwick, Sept. 3, 1827
, formerly editor of Bristol Observer,

perished in the burning of the Royal Bruns-
wick Theatre, London, Feb. 28, 1828
John H., son of Samuel T., at Pawtucket,

aged 14 months, Jan. 11, 1829

William, resident of Boston, aged 30 years,

at the U. S. Marine Hospital, Chelsea.

American of Oct. 13, 1829

Sophia, daughter of Joseph, at Rochester,

Mass., aged 18 years. American of Oct. 30, 1829

EICHELBERGER George, aged 80 years, at

Harrisburgh, Penn., soldier of the Revolu-
tion. American of Dec. 28, 1832
EELLS Nathaniel, printer, aged 24 years, for-
merly editor of Connecticut Gazette, at

Charleston, S. C. American of Oct. 10, 1 809

EFRENCH Lord, in England, a suicide, shot

himself. American of April 14, 1815

EGAN Judeth, infant child of Matthew, Oct. 16, 1822

Rev. Michael Du Bourg, nephew of the

Catholic Bishop of Philadelphia, and late

president of Mount St. Mary's Seminary,

Emmetsburg, Md., at Marseilles, France,

in 29th year. May 29, 1829

EGGLESTON Azariah, Esq., at Lenox, Mass.,

aged 68 years, soldier of the Revolution.

American of Feb. 12, 1822

Nancy, drowned off Cornfield Point, L. I.

Sound, from sloop Mary, in collision with

sloop Gold Huntress, Jan. 21, [825

ELAM Samuel, member Society of Friends, at

Portsmouth, aged 65 years, a native of

Leeds, Eng., but has resided for the last

50 years in Rhode Island ; had been a

member of the General Assembly, Oct. 25, 1813

ELDERKIN George Henry, son of Capt.

Eleazer, in this town, aged 5 months, 24

days, June 17, 1816

Capt. Eleazer, aged 55 years, Sept. 21, 1829

ELDRED James, at North Kingstown, in 78th

year. American of April 24, 181S

lU

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

ELDRED Louisa, wife of Capt. William, at
Wickford, aged 28 years,
Mehitable, wife of John, Esq., at Jamestown,

aged 66 years. American of
Sarah, wife of Robert, at Wickford, in 70th
year,
ELDREDGE Seth, at North Kingstown, aged
about 36 years, perished in the public road,
near Wickford, during the snow storm of
Capt. Ezra, formerly of Yarmouth, Mass., at

Providence, aged 28 years,
Abner, 2d mate of brig John Decatur, at sea,
of fever. American of
ELDRICH George Leonard, son of George (col-
ored), aged 3 years, at Warwick,
Julia, daughter of George (colored), aged 7

years, at Warwick,
Hannah Ann Frances, daughter of George
(colored), at Warwick, aged 5 years,
ELIOT Rev. John, D. D., A. A. S., S. S. H.,
&c., at Boston, pastor of the new religious
society, in 59th year, and 34th of his min-
istry,
ELIOTl" Rev. Richard R., at Watertown, Mass.,

aged 66 years, American of
ELIZABETH Princess, daughter of the Duke
and Duchess of Clarence, and one of the
heirs to the British throne. American of
ELIZABETH widow of the Emperor of Russia.

American of
ELLENBORO Lady, wife of the Chief Justice,
and sister of Lord Castlereagh. American
of
ELLERY Clarrissa, wife of Christopher, Esq.,
at Cranston, in 40th year,
Catherine Matilda, daughter of Edmund T.,
at Worcester, aged 17 years, formerly of
Newport,
Abigail, wife of William, Jr., Esq., at New-
port, in 39th year. American of
William, Esq., at Newport, in 94th year, " One
of the Signers.'' He sat reading his favorite
author Cicero when he fell from his chair
and died,
Abraham R., Esq., attorney at law, formerly
of Newport, at Bay of St. Louis. Ameri-
can of
Abraham Redwood, Esq., native of Newport,
in Louisiana, an obituary from Columbian
Sentinel. American of

Aug. 30, 1 82 1

March 29, 1825

Dec. 6, 1832

Jan. 22, 1815
March 5, 1826
Sept. 21, 1830
Jan. 15, 1816
Jan. 16, 1816
Jan. 18, 1816

Feb. 14, 1813
Oct. 27, 1818

May II, 1821
July 14, 1826

May 7, 1819
May 28, 18 r I

Feb. 12, 1818
April 21, 1818

Feb. 15, 1820
Dec. 12, 1820
Jan. 12, 1821

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN- DEATHS 145

ELDRED Capt. Thomas, formerly of Newport,

at London, in 73d year, Feb. 15, 1819

ELLERY Abraham Redwood, son of late Abra-
ham R. , of New Orleans. His father native

of Newport, he was born at New Orleans,

at Germantown, Penn., at Mt. Airy College,

in I2th year, Sept. 15, 1821

Eugene, son of Christopher, Esq., of Newport,

2d mate of ship Washington of this port,

aged 2 1 years ; at sea on passage from

Canton to Hamburg, Sept. 11, 1824

Susanna, daughter of late Hon. William, at

Newport, in S3d year. American of April 22, 1828

Benjamin, formerly of this town, 2d officer of

ship James Munroe, at Trinidad de Cuba,

aged 25 years, Sept. 6, 1828

Lucy Channing, daughter of William, Esq.,

of Newport, at Cambridge, aged 5 years, Sept. 10, 1S32

ELLICUTT Miss , in the burning of the

Richmond, Va., Theatre, Dec. 26, 181 1

James, at Baltimore, Society of Friends.

American of July 25, 1820

ELLICOTT Andrew, Esq., professor of mathe-
matics in Military Academy, aged 6^ years,

at West Point. American of Sept. 5, 1820

Andrew, of Society of Friends, at Baltimore,

aged 48 years. American of Jan. 28, 1823

Jonathan, at Baltimore Co., Md., in 69th year, Sept. 26, 1825
Joseph, Esq., late agent of the Holland Land

Co., at Batavia, N. Y., of Society of

Friends, at New York Asylum, Aug. 19, 1826

ELLIOTT William, lieutenant on board the U.

S. brig Ontario, Aug. — , 1816

Rebecca, widow of Col. Robert, daughter of

Rev. James Serrin, of Newport, at Bristol,

in 73d year. American of Oct. i, 1816

Samuel, Esq., at Boston, aged 81 years.

American of Feb. i, 1820

Capt. Francis, of Providence, at sea, on board

ship Catharine, on passage from Batavia to

Salem ; he sailed from this port two years

since in brig Pocahontas, was a passenger

at death, Jan. 23, 1821

Samuel, at Washington city, cashier of bank.

American of Nov. 2, 1821

Hannah, daughter of John, Jr., at Taunton,

aged 12 years, July 28, 1822

Dr. , U. S. Army, at New Orleans, of

the fever. American of Oct. 11, 1822

146

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

native of Guil-
American of
S. C, aged 74
of the Revolu-

ELLIOTT Capt. John, of Warren, late master
of brig Perseverance, of Newport, at Acra,
coast of Africa,

Daniel, merchant, of firm of J. and D. Elliott,
Philadelphia, in Jersey ; was of Society of
Friends. American of

Lorenzo W., son of Lydia, widow, at Taun-
ton, aged 17 years,

Dr. Harvey, aged 39 years,
ford, Ct., at Harlem, N. Y

Thomas, Esq., at Charleston,
years, a hero and sufferer
tion. American of

Miss Mary, in 43d year,

John, D. D., at East Guilford, Ct., aged 57
years. American of

Lieut. Carter, at Worcester, in 48th year,

John, soldier of the Revolution, at Scituate.
American of

Stephen, at Charleston, S. C, aged 58 years,
the botanical author. American of

Mrs. Mary, formerly of Newport, at Bristol,

Mary, widow of William, at Exeter, N. H.,
aged 84 years, at Providence,
ELLIOT John, at Boston. American of
ELLIS Mrs. Bethiah, at Franklin, Ct., aged 87
years, widow of Rev. John. American of

Hon. Caleb, at Claremont, N. H., one of the
justices of the Supreme Court. American
of

Rhoda, wife of James E., (colored),

Edward (colored), at Harlem, N. Y., aged 36
years, found dead m a snow bank and
frozen. American of

Mrs. Abigail, widow of Capt. Jabez, at At-
tleboro, in 83d year,

, was lost overboard while going

out of the harbor, from brig Enterprise,

James, about 5 weeks since was lost over-
board from a vessel in this harbor; was
found Tuesday last (May 13). American of

Dr. Benjamin, at Franklin, Ct., aged 73
years ; served through the Revolution in
army and navy. American of

Benjamin, only son of Jonathan, at War-
wick, aged 29 years,

Mrs. Sally, wife of Joel, at Attleboro. Amer-
ican of

Delia Maria, eldest daughter of Levi, in 9th
year,

April — , 1823

Sept. 23, 1823

Nov. 9, 1823

Feb. 13, 1824

March 9, 1824
Nov. 27, 1824

Dec. 31, 1824
Dec. 5, 1828

Dec. 18, 1829

April 13, 1830
May 4, 1830

Jan. 30, 1832
Sept. 14, 1832

March 4, 1814

May 17, 1816
Aug. I, 1819

Feb. 18, 1820

July 22, 1 82 1

April 15, 1823

May 16, 1823

Dec. 17, 1824

July 12, 1825

July IS, 1825

March 13, 1827

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

147

ELLIS Capt. Jonathan, at Thompson, Ct, aged
58 years. American of

Benjamin, at Plymouth, Mass., drowned m
crossing a pond. His son in trying to
rescue him was also drowned, American of

Cyrus, aged 57 years,

Miss Martha Bridgham, only daughter of
Hon. James, at Taunton, aged 20 years.

Dr. Samuel, dentist, at New Orleans,

Sarah, aged 80 years, at West Cambridge
poor house, known for last 60 years as
"Crazy Sarah,'' and wandered over the
county at will. American of

Philip, at Sandwich, aged 83 years. Ameri-
can of

Dea. Jabez, at Pittsfield, aged too years.
American of

Abigail, wife of George, eldest daughter of
late Hon. Nathaniel Freeman, of Sand-
wich, at Fairfield, Me., aged 63 years.
American of

Martha, wife of Hon. James, of Taunton, at
Seekonk, aged 62 years,

ELLISON Mr. , killed by McDonough in a

frolic, at Havana. American of
ELLSBURY Nathaniel, at Pawtucket, aged 48
years.

Miss Hannah, daughter-in-law of Capt. James
Batt, at Bristol, aged 29 years. American
of
ELLSWORTH Jubiah, Esq.. formerly of War-
ren, at Richmond, O., in 65 tb year,
ELMER Jonathan, M. D., in New Jersey, fellow
American Philosophical Society, in 72d
year. American of
ELTON Master Commandant John H., U. S.

Navy, at Norfolk, Va. American of
ELY Hon. William, at Springfield Mass., late a
member of Congress from that district.
American of

, a young man, was sleeping under a cart,

when two persons came in and unloading
it the hind part of the cart fell on him.
American of

Rev. Zebulon, at Lebanon, Ct. American of
EMBREE Elihu, editor of the Emancipator, at
Jonesboro, Tenn. American of

Capt. , of steamboat Cincinnati, near

Natchez, of a fever. American of

Jan. 4, 1828

Feb. I, 1828
March 25, 1828

Nov. 25, 1828
Aug. 20, 1829

Feb. 4, 1 83 1

March 11, 1831

April 22, 183 1

May 17, 1831
Oct. 14, 1832
Jan. 14, 1820
May 18, 1827

Jan. 3, 1832
Oct. I, 1821

Sept. 23, 1817
Oct. 8, 1822

Oct. 21, 1817

Sept. 4, 1 82 1
Dec. 17, 1824

Jan. 30, 1 82 1

Oct. 21, 1823

148

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

EMERSON Rev. Daniel, at Dartmouth, aged 37
years, pastor of Congregational church in
that town. American of

Rev. William, pastor of First church, Boston,
aged 42 years,

Lydia P., wife of James B., formerly of Prov-
idence, at Natchez, Miss., aged 24 years,
five days after her husband,

James B. native of South Reading, Mass., at
Natchez, Miss., and was recently of firm of
Emerson and Smith, of Providence, aged
26 years. American of

Jesse, son of Oliver, of Methuen, Mass., for-
merly of Bath, Me., in Indiana, aged 40
years,

Rev. John, at Conway, N. H., aged 81 years ;
had attended church and Sunday School
as usual, but died during the evening.
American of

Mrs. Rebecca W., at Portland, Me., aged 25
years. American of

William, drowned in wreck of pleasure boat
Bunker Hill, in Boston harbor,
EMMET Thomas Addis, at New York,
EMMONS Major Erastus, son of Rev. Nathan-
iel, D. D., at Franklin, Mass., aged 32
years American of

Sarah, daughter of Rev. Nathaniel, D. D. at
Franklin, Mass , aged 37 years,
ENDICOTT John, at Danvers, Mass., aged ^^
years : he was a direct descendant of Gov-
ernor John who came to Salem in 1628 ; he
died on the soil the Governor first settled,
which had been inherited for nearly 200
years. American of
ENGLAND Mary, Friend minister, at Philadel-
phia. American of
ENGLAND The Queen of. The Queen, in 22
years, has borne 15 children, 12 of whom
survive her. The three deceased were :
Octavius, born 1779, died 1783 ; Alfred,
born 1780, died 1782 ; Amelia, born 1783,
died 18 10,

James, crushed to death on a steamboat by
being caught in the machinery,
ENGLISH Lieut. Marshall, shot by a sentinel
at Fort McHenry, near Baltimore,

John Francis, son of James, at Pawtucket,
aged II months,

Nov. 29, 1808
May 12, 1811

Aug. 27, 1823

Sept. 26, 1823
Sept. — , 1823

July 21, 1826

Feb. 20, 1827

June 12, 1832
Nov. 14, 1827

March 24, 18 20
Jan. 3, 1823

March 19, 1816
April 21, 1818

Nov. 17, 1818

Nov. 18, 1822

April 21, 1813

July 14, 1826

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 149

ENGS Abigail, wife of Capt. William, at New-
port, in 6oth year. American of Nov. 27, 1818
Capt. William, at Newport, aged 81 years, Jan. 28, 1826
ENNIS Mary, wife of William, Esq., at New-
port, in sgth year. American of July 19, 1816
William, of Nantucket, lost from brig Globe,

on passage from Providence to Mobile,

aged 38 years ; was first mate. American of Dec. 18, 1881
William, Esq., at Newport, aged 75 years ;

many years President of the Council, and

formerly General Treasurer of the State ;

was an officer in the Revolution, May 7, 1831

ENSWORTH Leonard, at North Providence, in

46th year (Masonic honors), Dec. 2, 1810

Nancy, widow of Gideon, of Canterbury, Ct.,

and daughter of late Capt. Joseph Bucklin,

aged 70 years, Sept. 28, 1826

EPPES John W., Esq., late a member of Con-
gress and son-in-law of President Jefferson,

in Virginia. American of Sept. 23, 1823

EPPINGER John, late Marshal, District of

Georgia, at Savannah, July 23, 1823

William, at Savannah, Ga. American of Sept. 9, 1823

EQUESTON Mr. , a Spanish gentleman,

lost in the wreck of ship Helen, at sea.

American of Feb. 4, 1820

ERSKINE Hon. Henry, brother of Lord Er-

skine and Lord Buschan, in England.

American of Dec. 19, 1817

Hon. John Kennedy, second son of the Earl

of Cassellis who married .Augusta Fitz

Clarence, fourth daughter of the present

King of England, at Pisa, Italy, March 6, 1831

ERVIN Col. Samuel, m Alabama. American of Oct. 31, 1823
ESCOURSE M., aged 20 years, at Paris, a sui-
cide. American of April 10, 1832
ESDALL Sarah Ann, daughter of Capt. James,

in 6th year, Sept. 16, 1821

ESDELL Sarah Ann Bowen, infant daughter

of Capt. James, aged 10 months, Aug. 13, 1824

ESSEX Carpe, aged 69 years, and his son John,

aged 22 years, both drowned in East

Greenwich harbor, by upsetting of their

boat, Dec. 28, 1821

ESSIX James, at Lippitt Factory, Warwick, in

40th year, Aug. 12, 1826

ESTEN Esek, at North Providence, in 75th

year, June 7, 1823

Mercy, widow of Esek, Esq., at North Provi-
dence, in 8ist year, Dec. 26, 1823

150

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

ESTERBROOK Rev. Joseph, at Athol, aged

70 years. American of
ESTEY Samuel, of Sharon, Mass., at Providence,
in 25th year. American of

Samuel, of Sharon, Mass., aged 25 years,

Daniel, at Topfield, aged 91 years. Amer-
ican of

ETHERIDGE Dr. , dentist, at Cincinnati,

O., formerly of Boston, suddenly. Amer-
ican of
EUSTICE Rev. John Chetwode, an EngHsh

author at Naples,
EUSTIS Mrs. Rebecca Sprague, wife of Col.
A , U. S. Army, at Roxbury.

Hon. William, governor of Massachusetts, at
Boston, in 7Sth year ; served through the
Revolution as a surgeon,
EVANS Rebecca, wife of Thomas, at Newport,
aged 50 years,

T , Esq., in England, banker, suddenly.

American of

Hon. Richard, late a judge in the Superior
Court at Hopkinton, N. H., aged 39 years.
American of

Mrs. Martha, in England, aged 104 years.
Was born in London, June 19, 1713 ; at
20 she married a sergeant and travelled
with him through France, Spain, Germany,
Italy and America. Was mother of 13
children. American of

Jemima, widow of David, at Smithfield, in
8sth year. American of

Oliver, Esq., at Alexandria, D. C, aged 64
years, an engineers mechanic. American of

Luther, seaman, perished in the wreck of the
schooner Quaker,

Anna, eldest daughter of Anan, at Glocester,
in 14th year,

James, of Newport, at sea, on board ship Col-
umbia, on passage from Havana. Amer-
ican of

Stephen, in England, a Welshman, was
buried while in a trance and rescued there-
from only to die in reality. American of

Barrock, of Providence, a carpenter, on board
U. S. Ship Constellation, at Valparaiso,

Sarah Snow, youngest daughter of Barak M.,
aged 5 years, 5 months,

Capt. Samuel, of the U. S. Navy, at New
York. He ruptured a blood vessel in as-

May 4, 1830

Sept. 20, 1822
Sept. 18, 1822

Aug. 6, 1830

Nov. 22, i8i6
Jan. — , 1816
June 8, 1820

Feb. 7, 1825
Sept. 18, 1815
Dec. 29, 1815

July 30, 1 8 16

Nov. 29, 1816
March 24, 18 18

May 7, 1819
March 6, 1820

Feb. I, 1821

June 15, 1821

Aug. 21, 1 82 1
Nov. — , 182 1
March i, 1822

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

151

Corps,
years.

EVANS :

cending the gangway of the frigate Con-
stitution. American of

Mrs. Martha, formerly of Newport, at Provi-
iderice, in 75th year,

Daniel, Esq., at Glocester, aged 75 years,

Abby O., wife of Rowland, and daughter
of Cromwell Barney, aged 26 years,

Leonard, at Fall River, aged 80 years. Revo-
lutionary pensioner. American of
EVARTS Jeremiah, Esq., Corresponding Secre-
tary of the American Board of Foreign
Missions, at Charleston, S. C. American of
EVELETH Charity, wife of Isaac, in this town,
in 77th year,

Jonathan B., son of the late William, at Prov-
idence, aged 16 years,

Isaac, at Providence, aged 80 years,

Lieut. William S., U. S. Engineer
drowned in Lake Erie, aged 21
American of

Emma, in 25th year. American of

Mrs. Lucy, at Glocester, aged 75 years.
American of
EVERETT David, Esq., at Marietta, O., aged
44 years, an American editor. American of

Berthia Thacher, infant daughter of Amherst,
aged t6 months. American of

Rebecca, wife of William, at Attleboro, in
62d year,

Lieut. Peletiah, at Westminster, Mass., in
71st year, soldier of the Revolution,

Phaelletti, at Westminster, Mass., aged 74
years. American of

William, at Attleboro, in 71st year, a pro-
fessor of religion for more than 50 years.

Col. John, at Boston. American of

Dr. , at Fort Gratiat, Me. American of

EVEREST Dr. Solomon, in Connecticut. He
willed ^10,000 to missionary and religious
work. American of
EWING Samuel, Esq , attorney at law, at Phil-
adelphia, in 49th year. American of

James, Esq., formerly mayor of Trenton, N.
J. American of

Dr. James, at Philadelphia. American of

Charles, M. C, from New Jersey, at Tren-
ton. American of
EYRES Elizabeth, widow of Dr. Thomas, of
Newport, in 87th year. A merican of

June 8, 1824

Feb. 26, 1825
May 10, 1828

April 7, 1830

Feb. 7, 1832

May 24, 1831

May 4, 1817

Dec. 31, 1817
Aug. 26, 1818

Dec. 29, 1 81 8
Aug. 3r, 1819

June 25, 1830
Jan. II, 1814

Nov. 19, 1819

July 14, 1820

Oct. 19, 1 82 1

Nov. 2, 1 82 1

March 7, 1 824
Feb. 14, 1826
July 31, 1832

Aug. 6, 1822

Feb. 25, 1825

Oct. 28, 1823
Sept. 2, 1823

Aug. 10, 1832

Oct. 10, 1820

152

VITAL RECORD OP RHODE ISLAND

EYTON Thomas, of Liverpool, lately from the
West Indies, via Savannah, Ga„ said to
have a brother in New York,

Sept. 25, 1819

FABRICIUS M , of the Madgeburgh thea-
tre, in Prussia. American of

FAIR Mr. , killed in a duel with Mr.

Gist, in South Carolina,
FAIRBANKS Esther, daughter of the late Da-
vid, of and at Newport, in 35th year,

Lucretia R., wife of Daniel, daughter of
Samuel Greene, formerly of Leicester,
Mass.. at Thompson, Ct.,

Elisha, Esq., of Hopkinton, Mass., attorney
at law, at Alstead, N. H., aged 52 years.
American of

Joshua, at Douglas, Mass. American of

Capt. Samuel, at Mendon, aged 73 years.
American of

Susan Brown, daughter of George, at Coven-
try, in 8th year,

John W., son of Willard W.,

Frances, daughter of Asa, aged 5 months,

Judith, wife of Josiah, at Leicester. Ameri-
can of

Hannah, widow of John, at Boston, aged 53
years,

John Henry, eldest son of Willard, aged 3
years,
FAIRBROTHER James, seaman, perished in
the wreck of the Sch. Quaker,

Harriet B. D., of Wrentham, at Providence,
in 2 1st year,
FAIRCHILD Mrs. Hannah, at New Milford,
aged 70 years ; she is supposed to have
weighed 400 lbs. American of
FAIRFIELD David, at Woodstock, Ct., in 40th
year. American of

Rev. Sumner Lincoln, aged 25 years, late
resident of Providence, New Haven, Derby,
&c., at New York. American of

March 30, 1821

Jan. 28, 1832

April 27, 1814

Jan. 20, 1821

Sept. 21, 1824
Feb. 25, 1825

April 8, 1825

Sept. II, 1827

Oct. 2, 1828

Sept. 24, 1829

July 30, 1830

March 19, 1831

Feb. 29, 1832

March 6, 1820

Oct. 26, 1829

May II, 1824
Jan. 20, 1815

Oct. 22, 1824

HHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS

153

FAIRMAN David, artist, at Philadelphia, aged
33 years,

Richard, engraver, formerly of Newport, at
Philadelphiai in 34th year. American of
FAIRWEATHliR George, at Newport; aged 94

years,
FALCONNET Mr. , the banker, at Na-
ples, Italy,
FALES Hannah, widow of Jonathan, Esq., at
Bristol, in 90th year,

Capt. Thomas, Jr., of Bristol, at sea, on
board brig Richard, on her passage from
Havana. American of

Hon. Samuel, of Taunton, at Boston, mem-
ber of executive council,

Sally, wife of Thomas, at Bristol, aged 61
years, suddenly. American of

Capt. William, of Bristol, aged 33 years, at
sea, on board sloop Cosmopolite. Ameri-
can of

Samuel C, native of Taunton, at St. Barts,
aged 29 years. American of

, wife of Judge Fales, at Taunton,

Timothy, of Taunton, on coast of Africa,

Edward Taylor, infant son of Henry D'W. ,
at Bristol, aged i year, 10 months,

Harriet, daughter of James, at Newport, aged
t8 years,

Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Jonathan, at Bristol,
in 71st year,

FALKENOR W , Esq., clerk of the British

privy council ; he left two daughters, to
whom he gave each ;^40,ooo, in London.
American of
FAULKNOR Thomas, at Portsmouth, aged 83
years. American of

William P., at Portsmouth, aged 33 years,
FANNON Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of John, of Kill-
ingly, Ct., aged 74 years, at Thompson, Ct,,
FARLEY Mrs. Hannah, wife of James, at Mid-

dletown, aged 49 years,
FARMAN Capt. John, in 90th year,
FARMER Mrs. Sarah W., wife of Capt. Thomas,
and daughter of David Greives, leaves 4
children, in 36th year,

Sarah Greives, infant daughter of Capt.
Thomas,

Thomas, drowned in attempting to swim
ashore from an overturned boat, on Bos-
ton Flats. American of

Aug. 19, 181 5

Dec. 14, 1821

Oct. 21, 1825

April — , 1825

March 22, 18 17

Sept. 16, 1817

Jan. 20, 1818

Aug. 10, 1819

Nov. 9, 1 8 19

Aug. 14, 1821
Sept. 24, 1823
Dec. 15, 1823

Dec. 31, 1828

March 23, 1830

Oct. 22, 183 1

Oct. 15, 1811

Aug. 20, 1822
Jan. 30, 1828

June 6, 1821

Nov. 16, 1830
June 27. 1828

Jan. 8, 1821
Jan. 14, 1821

Aug. 3, 1832

154

VITAL RECORD OP RHODE ISLAND

FARNHAM Capt. Joshua, of ship Trumbull, of
this port, a citizen of Woolwich, Me., at
Havana, of the fever. American of
FARNUM Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Rufus, at
Boston, aged 34 years, very suddenly.
American of

Roger, formerly of Attleboro, in Havana, in
47th year,

Hopestill, wife of David, at Slaters Village,
Smithfield, in 45th year,

Daniel H., of Providence, at Samarany, Java,
in 22d year,

Mrs. Urania, at Uxbridge, in 44th year,

Ruth, wife of Stephen, at Smithfield, and
daughter of James Angell, of North Provi-
dence, at Cranston, aged 61 years,

Miss Mary, in 50th year,

Noah, at Smithfield, m 76th year,

Joseph, at Smithfield, of Society of Friends,
in 8 1st year,

Amanda Maria, daughter of Charles A., at
Slatersville, aged 2 years, 4 months,

William, of Greenbush, killed by an explosion
on board steamboat Ohio, near Sing Sing.
American of
FARQUAHAR Jonathan, at Wilmington, O.,
aged 26 years ; fell from his horse and so
wounded his ankle that he lived 4 days
after it. American of
FARRAND Hon. Daniel, formerly Judge of
Superior Court at Burlington, Vt., aged 65
years. American of

FARRAR Lucy, wife of Prof. , of Harvard

University, daughter of late Dr. Buck-
minster, of Portsmouth, and sister of late
Rev. Joseph S. Buckminster, of Boston, at
Waltham, Mass. American of
FARRELLY Hon. Patrick, M. C. from Penn.,
at Pittsburg ; was on his way to the seat of
government when a fatal illness overtook
him. American of
FARREN Martha, late of New York, at Sharp-
town, Salem Co., N. J., in 64th year, sud-
denly,
FARRIER Amelia, daughter of Robert, aged 4
years, 4 months,

Amelia Mason, infant daughter of Arthur,
aged 4 months,

Capt. William, master of ship Weser, of this
port, at Mobile, aged 39 years,

Aug. I, 1823

Feb. 4, 181 4

May — , 1 819

April 23, 1821

April — , 1 82 1
May 14, 1822

Aug. 22, 1822

Feb. 22, 1826

March i, 1829

March 27, 1832

May 29, 1832

July 10, 1832

Aug. 2, 1825
Nov. 4, 1825

Sept. 21, 1824

Jan. 27, 1826

March 14, 1829

May 15, 1819

Sept. 28, 1823

Nov. 15, 1825

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS

155

FARRINGTON Mrs. Rebecca M., wife of Rev.
Daniel, at Wrentham, in 48th year,

FATID Don Felipe, Consul of Spain, and for-
merly Secretary of Spanish Legation of
Washington, at New Orleans,

FAUST Henry, printer at Fredericktown, Md.
American of

FAWROT Judge , killed in a duel with

Judge

Henaud, at

broadswords, by

New Orleans. American of

FAWCETT Thomas Warren, alias Thomas

Warrington, executed for piracy, at Boston,

FAXON Dr. John W., formerly of Newport, at

Lubec, Me., aged 65 years. American of
FAY Moses, at Rutland. Vt., aged 86 years,
soldier of the Revolution. American of
Moses, at Rutland, Vt., suddenly, soldier of

the Revolution. American of
Thomas, seaman of brig John Decatur, at

sea, of fever. American of
Chester Emmons, only son of Chester, at
East Greenwich, aged 13 months,
FEARING Zenas, son of Israel, of Newport, at
Philadelphia,
Israel, at Newport, aged 66 years.
Brig. Gen. Isaac, at Wareham, Mass., in 79th

year; served in the Revolution,
Henry S., of Wareham, Mass. Had resided
several years at Chili, S. A.; graduate of
Brown University 1823, (see obit May 12),
died at Santiago, Chili,

FEARON Miss , actress, perished in the

burning of the Royal Brunswick Theatre,
London,
FEKE Dr. Charles, at Newport, aged 72 years,
FELCH William, at Washington, for many years
clerk in First Auditor's and Comptroller's
office. American of
Dr. Cheever, late chaplain in U. S. Navy,
and later editor of Corani's Charripion,
at New York,
FELL Mrs. Deborah, at Newport, aged 81 years.

American of
FELTRE Marshall, Duke of, at Alsace, F.,
aged S3 years. Was known in the Revo-
lution as Gen. Clarke; in 1809 was Bona-
parte's Secretary of War. American of
FENNEMORE Thomas, at Burlington Co, N.
Y. Was so injured by a bull as to cause
death. American of

March 20, 1816

Feb. 4, 1820
Oct. g, 1821

March 26, 1822

June 15, 1820

May 23, 1826

Nov. 26, 1829

Dec. I, 1829

Sept. 21, 1830

May 21, 1832

March 15, 1824
Nov. 16, 1825

March 3, 1826

Jan. 28, 1829

Feb. 28, 1828
April 25, 1822

March 21, 1823

March 26, 1827
March 15, 1825

Jan. 15, 1819
Oct. II, 1825

156 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

FEN M ELL James, professor of Elocution, at

Philadelphia, * June 14, 1816

FENNER Edward, at Cranston, in 77th year, May 31, 1813

Arthur, Jr., in 22d year, Nov. 10, 1814

Rebecca, wife of Sion, in this town, in 45th

year, leaves 4 children, Aug. 4, 181 5

Freelove, youngest daughter' of Hon. James,

in rgth year, Aug. 2, 1817

Henry, at Havana, aged about 21 years.

American of Aug. 12, 1817

Royal Job, son of Daniel, at Providence, aged

15 months, June 19, 1818

Eliza, wife of Daniel, at Providence, in 2Sth

year, , Oct. 2, 18 18

Asahel, at Cranston, aged 37 years, Oct. 14, 181 8

Arnold, son of James, late of Glocester, in

Ohio, in i8th year, June 5, 1819

Leonard B., son of Edward, of Bristol, at

Havana, aged 16 years, Sept. i, 1819

Mary, eldest daughter of John, of Glocester,

in Ohio, in 21st year. American of Sept. 17, 1819

Lydia, wife of Samuel, at Scituate, in 63d

year, Oct. 19, 1820

Amey, at Cranston, in 70th year, Aug. 18, 1820

John, Esq., at Glocester, at an advanced age,

eldest brother of the late Arthur, Nov. 28, 1820

Russell, at Johnston, aged 31 years, April 18, 1821

Russell Rhodes, at Johnston, m 32d year, April 18, 1821

Henry, at Johnston, in S6th year, Dec. 23, 1821

Lydia Russell Rhodes, infant daughter of

late Russell R., at Johnston, aged 15

months, 10 days, Aug. 25, 1822

Zephaniah B., son of Capt. Arthur, of Prov-
idence, at sea, on board brig Ann, on pas-
sage from Havana, one day out, aged 29

years, July 29, 1 822

Amey, widow of Samuel, at Cranston, in 89th

year, March 22, 1823

Rosannah, wife of Thomas, in 60th year, March 11, 1824

Sion, at Cranston, in S2d year, suddenly, April 13, 1824

Abigail W., wife of Thomas, Jr., in 29th year. May 21, 1824
Thomas Parsons, infant son of Thomas B., Sept. 27, 1823

Thomas, at Cranston, in 23d year, Nov. 6, 1824

Edmund A., wife of Joseph J., in i8th year, Dec. 9, 1824

Mary, widow of John, of Glocester, in 88th

year ; she was a descendant from Chad

Brown and he from Arthur Fenner, two

early settlers of these Plantations. Amer-
ican of Aug. 16, 1825
Avisa Eliza, infant daughter of Thomas B., Sept. 4, 1825

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

157

FENNER Alice Ann, youngest daughter of Oba-
diah, at Foster, aged 20 years,
Cornelia Hastings, infant daughter of Joseph

J..
Darius, son of Daniel, aged 2 years,
James, aged 27 years. American of
Thomas, son of Thomas, Jr., aged i year, 2

months,
Capt. Arthur, at Fairfield, N. Y., native of
Cranston, in 92d year ; was an officer in
the old French war and a captain in Col.
Lippitt's regiment in the Revolution,
Tabitha, wife of Samuel, at Olneyville, in

64th year,
Thomas, infant son of Thomas, aged 7

months,
Mrs. Amey, widow of Governor Arthur, in

80th year,
Sarah, wife of Col. Richard, at Cranston, in

77th year,
Joseph W., in 44th year,
William Henry, son of Henry, aged i year, 4

months,
Jeremiah, at Johnston, in 70th year,
Mrs. Sarah, at Newport, aged 42 years,
Arthur, only son of Hon. James, in 22d year,
Jane, daughter of R. S., in 24th year, at New
York,

FENTON Mr. , aged 69 years, perished in

the burning of his house,
FENWICK Col. James, in Maryland, a respec-
table planter, American of
FERAND Thomas, a suicide, a very prominent
and influential man, at Charleston, S. C.
American of
FERDINAND I, King of the two Sicilies, in

Naples, aged 74 years. American of
FERGUSON Henry, native of America, at Lon-
don, aged 94 years, was found dead in the
street ; was a raiser and had in his ragged
clothes ;^ 1 5,000 and, more remarkable, a
manuscript history of Arts and Sciences ;
had also in his wretched abode a fine li-
brary. American of
Samuel, merchant, at New York, suddenly,
Mary, wife of Jonathan, Jr., at Providence,
John, native of Scotland, at Newport, in
85th year ; when 70 years old he emigrated
the second time to this country. Ameri-
can of

Feb. 12, 1826

Aug. 4, 1826
Aug. 29, 1826
Feb. 27, 1827

July 28, 1827

Nov. 19, 1827.

Dec. 10, 1827
Aug. 22, 1828

Sept. 2, 1828

Nov. 14, 1829
Nov. IS, 1828

Sept. 30, 1830

Dec. 8, 1830

Sept. 23, 1 83 1

March 8, 1832

July 31, 1832

Feb. 22, 1 81 8

Sept. 12, 1823

July 6, 1819
March 4, 1825

Oct. 25, 1808

Aug. 2, 1816

June 30, 1 818

Dec. 5, 1820.

3^58 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

FERGUSON Peter Low, son of Rev. John, at

Attleboro, aged lo months, Oct. 14, 1822

Lieut. Henry H., of the Columbian Navy,
and late sailing master U S. Navy, aged
33 years, at Carthagena. American of Aug. i, 1826

Ann, widow of John, at Newport, in 82d

year. American of Feb. 24, 1829

FERNALD Amos, at Portsmouth, aged 66

years. American of May 21, 1830

B""ERNANDEZ John, executed at Jefferson,
Camden Co., Ga. for the murder of Mr.
Bessent. American of Dec. 12, 181 5

FERRELL James and Stephen, killed by Jef-
ferson Pryor, in a quarrel, near Old River
Lake, Ark., Feb. 19, 1831

FERREN Capt. Moses, son of Aquila, at Al-

lenstown, N. H., aged 43 years, April 24, 1825

FERRILL Elias B., at South Orange, N. J.,
aged 21 years, killed by being entangled in
a horse chain and the horse running away.
American of Aug. 15, 1817

FERRIN Jonathan, son of Aquila, at Concord,

aged 84 years, April 17, 1825

FERRIS Rev. Jonathan, a Baptist minister, of
Milo, at Geneva, N. Y., while looking out
of his window he was instantly killed by
lightning. American of July 8, 1823

Alva, in Putnam Co., N. Y., aged 19 years,

killed by lightning. American of Sept. 2, 1825

FERTRESS Capt. Moses, at Virginia, supposed

murdered by his slaves. American of Aug. 27, 1816

FESSENDEN William, proprietor of the Brat-
tleboro Reporter, at South Hampton,
Mass., aged 36 years. American of Feb. 17, 1815

Benjamin, infant son of Rev. Benjamin; of
East Bridgewater, Mass., at Pawtucket,
aged 2 months. American of Nov. 5, 1822

Benjamin, son of Benjamin, Esq., of Paw-
tucket, at Sandwich, Mass., aged 3 years, July 17, 1828
Samuel, of Boston, at New Bedford, (in the

jail), aged 32 years. American of July 20, 1830

FIELD Mrs. Susan, widow of Joseph, aged 28

years, Feb. 5. 1809

Lydia, eldest daughter of John, in this town, Sept. 15, 18 10
Lydia, widow of Dea. John, in this town, in

87th year, Feb. 15, 181 1

John, Sen., eldest son of Dea. John, dec, in

this town, in 64th year, Dec. 7, 181 1

Charlotte P., daughter of Joseph, aged 2
years, 5 months. American of May 15, 1821

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS 159

FIELD Rachel, wife of Lemuel, in this town, in

53d year, Feb. 8, 1814

Sarah, widow, aged 82 years, buried at Crans-
ton ; sermon by Rev. Dr. Gano, Sept. to, 18 14

Eliza, wife of Richard M., in 38th year, leaves

4 daughters. May 3, 1815

Abby Charlotte, daughter of Joseph, aged 18

months, in this town. American of Oct. 10, 1815

Lucy Brown, daughter of Daniel, Jr., in this

town, aged 3 years, i month, 11 days. May 12, 1816

Deliverance, v*ife of Thomas, at Scituate,

aged 75 years. May 25, 1818

Elizabeth, wife of Joseph, at Providence, in

41st year, Feb. 8, 1819

John, only child of John Albert Field, aged

18 months, Sept. 14, 1819

Abigail, widow of Capt. John, in 84th year. May 19, 1820

Samuel, at Cranston, in 45th year, July 13, 1820

Joseph C, son of William, in nth year, Nov. 4, 1820

Capt. David, at Providence, in 59th year, Nov. 22, 1821

George William, son of Isaac, in 6th year, Jan. 28, 1823

William, son of Lemuel, in 39th year, Oct. 18, 1824

Adeline Morobray, daughter of William, aged

10 years, Feb. ii, 1825
American of June 5, 1832
FIELDS Samuel, executed for murder, in Indi-
ana, aged 85 years, April 27, 1825
FIELD Julia Frances, daughter of Barnum, aged

7 months, Aug. 14, 1825

Miss Anstress, in 3Sth year, Aug. 30, 1825

Caroline D., daughter of late Joseph, in 19th

year, Nov. 13, 1825

Freelove, widow of William, in 69th year, Jan. 4, 1826

Charles Henry, son of John A., aged 17

months, Feb. 19, 182&

James H., son of Joseph, aged 7 months, April 6, 1826

Joseph, aged 62 years, May 25, 1826

Joseph Warren, son of Oliver Warren, aged

7 months, at Providence, Sept. 20, 1826

Mrs. Martha, widow of Capt. Isaac, in 84th

year, Oct. 10, 1826

Samuel I., at Cranston, Dec. 15, 1826

Sarah, widow of George, in S4th year, July i8, 1827

Joseph, son of William, aged 3 years, 4

months, Sept. 23, 1827

Daniel, son of Isaac, aged 5 months, July 25, 1828

Gilbert, at Cranston, in 41st year, from a fall, Aug. 16, 1828

John, at Pawtucket, in 74th year, soldier of

the Revolution, Jan. i, 1829

Hannah, widow of Capt. Zebulon, at Taun-
ton, aged Ti years. American of p-eb. 27, 1829

160

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

FIELD Daniel, in 76th year,

Daniel ; he had lived with his wife 50 years ;
was third son of Dea. John, who died
March 16, 1794; was on Rhode Island in
August, 1778 ; was at Battle of Bull Hill
with his brother Lemuel now living ; the
company was commanded by James Snow,
Dea. Joseph Fuller was second in com-
mand ; the company met a spirited attack
of the enemy and made a retreating fight
of six miles, joining the main army.
American of
Lucy Fuller, daughter of Daniel, aged 22

months,
Daniel, at Springfield, from a kicK of a horse.

American of
William, 2d, aged 53 years,
FIELDS, Lieut. Gabriel, U. S. Army, at Fort
Atkinson (Council Bluffs), death caused by
a wound in the thigh from a knife, the leg
was amputated but to no purpose. Amer-
ican of
FIELDING William. Esq., nephew of the

author, in England. American of
FIFIELD Ann, at Salisbury, N. H., aged 84
years, with brother John, buried in one
grave,
John, at Salisbury, N. H., aged 91 years,
FILLEBROWN Behnda, daughter of Calvin, at
Taunton, aged 31 years,
Calvm, at Taunton, aged 63 years. American
of
FILLEBROWNE Susan, at Taunton, aged 19
years. American of
Bethuel, at Troy, Mass., aged 33 years ;
within six years he has buried his wife and
four children. American of
FILLEBROWN Elizabeth, widow, at Mansfield,

aged 57 years,
FISH Mary, daughter of Isaac, at Johnston, in
20th year,
William, a midshipman, son of Whitehead,
Esq., of New York, fell from a mast on
board U. S. schooner Spark, in the Medi-
terranean,
Preserved, at Portsmouth, in 68th year,
Richard, Esq., at Flatbush, N. Y. American

of
Peleg, at Newport, aged 42 years,
Rev. Halloway, at Marlboro, N. H., aged 65
years. American of

Jan. 4, 1830

Jan. 15, 1830

Aug. 23, 1830

June 14, 183 1
Dec. 10, 183 1

July 18, 1823
Nov. 10, 1820

Oct. — , 1824
Oct. --, 1824

Dec. 12, 1821

March i, 1822

Aug. I, 1823

March 22, 1825
May 12, 1827
May 12, 1812

Aug. 10, 1815
June 29, 1 8 16

Aug. 29, 1817
Sept. 24, 1822

Sept. 14, 1824

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 161

FISH , killed by the premature discharge of

a gun, at Hallowell, Me., July 4, 1825

Mrs. Catharine, wife of Elihu, Esq., at Scitu-

ate, aged 66 years. American of July 26, 1825

Ann, wife of David, and daughter of Peleg

Brown, of South Kingstown, in Vermont.

American of Oct. 24, 1826

Betsey W., eldest daughter of David, of

Providence, at Bristol, aged 22 years, Jan. 10, 1828

Lewis P., shipped on board the schooner

Cjrpress, Capt. Simpson, as William Wood-
burn ; while off the Delaware Capes, in a

moment of derangement jumped overboard

and was drowned. American of April 22, 1828

Capt. Elisha, aged about 50 years, Dec. 16, 1828

Miss Barbara, at Warwick, in 6istyear, Dec. 23, 1828

William Clarke, infant son of William, aged i

year, 6 months, 1 1 days, at Pawtucket, Sept. 19, 1829

Edward, aged 27 years, Oct. 16, 1829

Olive, wife of Elisha, Esq., at Foster, aged

85 years, Feb. 10, 183 1

Mrs. Chloe, daughter of late James Aldrich,

Esq., of Scituate, and wife of Elisha Fish,

in 53d year, at Foster, Feb. 17, 183 1

Olive, wife of Elisha, and daughter of Hon.

James Aldrich, of Scituate, at Foster, aged

53 years. [Correct.] Feb. 17. 183 1

FISHBOURNE Major General , at Water-

boro, S. C, Nov. 3, 1819

FISHER Polly, wife of Abijah, at Wrentham, in

64th year, Jan. 17, i8io

Col. Nathan, in this town, in SSth year; was

at Bunker Hill ; after the war commanded

the Artillery Company in this town ; Ma-
sonic honors, Aug. 16, 1811
Alfred, son of Capt. L;wis, of Wrentham,

Mass., in this town, in 20th year, July i6, 18 15

Alexander, native of Richmond, Virginia,

student in Yale College, at Fire Place, L.

I. Had perished with cold and exposure

on board the schooner Richmond, which

struck on a bar near Smith's inlet; was on

her passage from Richmond to New York.

American of Nov. 10, 1815

Miss , at Attleboro. American of . Jan. 16, 1816

, widow of John, at Attleboro, in 80th

year. American of Feb. 9, 1816

Samuel W., Esq., at Philadelphia, of Society

of Friends. American of Feb. 25, 1817

162

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

FISHER Mrs. Abby, widow of Col. Nathan, of

this town, at Voluntown, Ct., in SQth year.

American of
Richard, at New York, aged 28 years ; while

delirious he jumped down a chimney and

died before he could be got out. American

of
Obed, of Dedham, Mass., at New Orleans,

on board brig Mary, of this port,
David, at Wrentham, aged 84 years,
John and his wife, executed at Charleston, S.

C, for robbery. He was 29 and she 28

years of age.
Susan R., daughter of Nathaniel, aged 4

years,
Lieut. , U. S. Army, killed in a duel

with Capt. Farley, of U. S. Artillery, near

Detroit. American of
Hannah, wife of Cyrus, at Wrentham, in 62d

year,
Prof. , of Yale University, perished in the

wreck of ship Albion, on the Irish coast.

American of
Sally, wife of Capt. Louis, and daughter of

Col. Benjamin Cole, at Warren, aged about

27 years,
Ann Eliza, daughter of Capt. John U., aged

10 years,
John, Esq., Judge U. S. District Court, of

Delaware, in Kent Co., Delaware. Amer-
ican of
Mrs. Christina, widow of Barzillai, daughter

of Benjamin Smith, of Glocester, in 73d

year, at Killingly, Ct.,
Seth, in 71st year, soldier of the Revolution.

American of
Amelia, daughter of late Seth, in 27th year,
Joshua, at Pawtucket, aged 88 years,
Harriet Georgiana, infant daughter of Marion

W., at Pawtucket,
Patience, widow of Seth, in 64th year,
Betsey, widow of Jonathan, at Cumberland,

aged 100 years, 10 months, 8 days,
Rev. John, Bishop of Salisbury, in England,

aged 78 years. Was tutor to the children

of George III. American of
Miss Hannah,
John Henry, youngest son of Nathaniel, aged

I year, 4 months,
Philip, fell dead in the street, at Philadelphia,-

April I, 1817

April 29, 1817

Sept. 22, 1818
.Sept. I, 1819

Feb. 18, 1820
March 15, 1820

May 30, 1820
Oct. 7, 1 82 1

June 14, 1822

July 3, 1822
Sept. II, 1822

May 2, 1823

May 3, 1823

Aug. 26, 1823

April 24, 1824

Dec. 4, 1824

Feb. 2, 1825
Feb. 13, 1825

March 11, 1825

Aug. 2, 1825
June I, 1826

Sept. II, 1826
July 27, 1828

KHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS

163

FISHER Oliver, at Boston, suicide. American of
Nathaniel, in 47th year,
Joshua, M. D., late of New York, at Catskill,

at residence of Mathew Jackson,
Peggy, widow of Thomas, at Edgartown, aged

70 years. American of
Henry, at Bucks Co., Penn., killed in a mine,

struck by a falling bucket. American of
Jeremiah M., son of late Dr. J , at New

York, in 24th year,
FISHPAN John, at Baltimore, in 103d year.

American of
FISKE Isaac A. B., student in Divinity, in 24th

year, at Weston, Mass., graduated at

Brown University last September,
Mary, wife of Dr. Caleb, at Scituate, in 64th

year. Sermon by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Acts

xxvi : 8,
Betsey C, fourth daughter of Peleg, Esq., in

14th year,
Israel, late of Scituate, at Savannah, Ga.,

where he had recently removed,
Mrs. Orpha, wife of Peleg, Esq., in 51st year,
John, only son of Peleg, Esq., aged 22 years,
Elias, late of Upton, .VTass., at Philadelphia,

aged 34 years. American of
Hon. Isaac, at Johnston, aged about 66 years,

Associate Justice of Supreme Court,
Betsey, daughter of Eleazer, at Arkwright

Village, aged 26 years,
John, son of Charles, at Arkwright Village,

aged 8 months,
Sarah Ann, at Pawtucket, aged 41 years,
Peleg, at Johnston, in 57th year, a firm be-
liever in the final salvation of the whole

human race,
FISKE Philip M., aged 45 years, son of Dr.

Caleb, at Scituate, suddenly,
Mary, daughter of Isaac, in 7th year,
Mrs. Nancy, at Providence, in 73d year,
FINAGIN Capt. , of schooner Good Intent,

of Baltimore, at St. Pierre, W. I.,
FINCH Joseph, at Newport, aged 65 years.

Many years teacher of Long Wharf Free

School,
Elizabeth, widow of Capt. Joseph, at New-
port, aged 62 years,
FINDLAY Hon. William, at Greensburgh,

Penn., soldier of the Revolution and noted

for his counsels in both State and National

councils. American of

April 9, 1830
April 16, 1 83 1

May I, 183 1

May 17, 1831

March 23, 1832

July 27, 1832

Dec. 2, 1824

Aug. II, 1813

Nov. I, 1817

Jan. 7, 1819

Nov. 12, 1820
July 30, 1 82 1
Nov. 24, 1 82 1

Aug. 29, 1823

June 17, 1824

Jan. 6, 1825

Jan. 7, 1825
Aug. 31, 1825

March 20, 1826

Jan. 31, 1828
Oct. 21, 1829
Jan. 12, 1830

Aug. 29, 1809

Nov. 25, 1828
June 27, 1829

April 24, 1 82 1

164

VITAL RECORD OP RHODE ISLAND

FINDLAY William S., Esq., in Illinois, son of
the late governor of Pennsylvania. Ameri-
can of

Rev. Robert, D. D., President University of
Georgia. American of
FINN Mrs. Mary, at Kilmallock, Ireland, aged
105 years. She retained her faculties to
the last and her hair never lost its original
hue. American of

John, at Boston, aged 34 years. American of
FINNEY Capt. Thomas, eldest son of Capt.
Loring, of Bristol, at Jonesboro, Camden
Co., N. C,

Martha, widow of Josiah, at Bristol, aged
84 years,

Capt. Loring, aged 66 years, at Bristol,
FIRTI William Holmer, aged 21 years, killed his
sister and her child while insane, at Atta-
kapas, Lou.,
FITCH Sally, wife of Rev. John, late pastor of
Congregational Church, Danville, Vt.,

Hon. Thomas, late of Massachusetts, Chief
Justice County of St. John's at St. Augus-
tine, Fla., aged 45 years,

Hon. Thomas, aged 43 years, late of Massa-
chusetts, at East Florida,

Mrs. , wife of Prof. , of Yale College

at New Haven, aged 26 years. American
of

Mrs. Rebecca M. V., wife of Col. Horatio, at
Hartford, Ct., aged 29 years. American of
FITTON John, in this town, in 80th year,

Elizabeth, widow of John, Esq., of Provi-
dence, at Wrentham, in 77th year,
FITZHUGH William H., late member of Vir-
ginia Convention. In Virginia. Ameri-
can of
FITZGERALD Patrick, at Dronillen, Ire., aged
108 years. His wife died about 12 years
ago at the age of 102 years. American of

William, executed for murder of his wife, in
Henry Co., Ga.,

Joseph, printer, at Boston, aged 29 years.
American of
FITZPATRICK Hugh, murdered by a man
whom he had given permission to stay
over night in his house,

Jere, murdered by mob of Irishmen at South-
wick, Mass. American of

Oct. 2, 1 821
Nov. 7, 1817

Feb. 2, 1830
April 22, 1831

Sept. 12, 1819

May 29, 1823
March 8, 1827

Oct. 18, 1829
March 24, 1821

Sept. 10, 1821
Sept. 10, 1821

Sept. II, 1821

June 27, 1828
April 6, 18 10

Jan. 8, 1821

Dec. 23, 183 1

Oct. 4, 1816
April 8, 1823
July 17, 1829

Feb. 7, 1 8 17
May 4, 1827

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN- DEATHS

165

FITZSIMMONS J._ E., laborer, had been ar-
rested for a misdemeanor but sickened and
died and supposed a suicide at Seribo, N.
Y. American of
FITZWILLIAM Lord Viscount. He had be-
queathed to the British Cambridge Uni-
versity ;^ 100,000 in Stock, 10,000 proof
plate prints and a large collection of pic-
tures. American of
FLAGG Col. Benjamin, at Worcester, aged 95
years. American of

Dolly, widow of Samuel, Esq., at Worcester,
Mass., aged 85 years,

Samuel, Esq., at Worcester, aged 50 years.

Miss Elizabeth, at East Greenwich, aged
about 76 years,

Anna Elvira, daughter of Joel, at Hubbards-
town, aged 5 years ; her clothes took fire,
lived 20 hours. American of

Rev. John, at Roxbury, aged 41 years,

FLANDERS Capt. Joseph, at East Cambridge,

was a captain U. S. Army in last war and

formerly a member of New Hampshire

assembly. American of

FLANNIGAN John, drowned, fell from the

wharf,
FLEMMING Rev. Benjamin Huger, near

Georgetown, S. C. American of
FLETCHER Mrs. Mary, late of Rome, N. Y.,
in this town, aged 51 years,

Zedekiah, aged 11 years, in Pennsylvania;
bathed his head in cold water when heated.
American of

Mrs. Hannah, wife of Col. James, at North-
bridge, Mass., in 76th year,

Mrs. Hannah, wife of Col. James, at North-
bridge, Mass., aged 75 years. American of

George (colored), at East Windsor, Ct., in a
quarrel with a mulatto; was hit over the
head with a hoe,

Thomas, in 6ist year,

, son of George, at Taunton, aged 6

years, killed by the wheels of a loaded
wagon passing over him. American of

Adeline Jane, eldest daughter of Thomas, in
9th year,

James, aged 22 years, suicide. American of

Lucy Isabella, infant daughter of William,
aged IS months,

May 8, 1827

May 3, 1816

Oct. 23, 1818

March ii, 1824
March 5, 1825

Jan. 22, 1827

Sept. 22, 1820
March 14, 1831

Oct. 16, 1829
Sept. 4, 1 83 1
July 25, 1823
Nov. II, 1809

July 23, 1819

Jan. J9, 1823

March 14, 1823

Dec. 4, 1823
May 19, 1824

March 12, 1830

June 28, 1830
March 27, 1832

Sept. 29, 1832

166

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

FLEYTUS Dr. Domingo, died at New Orleans

while prescribing for a patient (Bertha

Gyrma), who died also at the same time.

American of July i, 1 814

FLING George W., at Boston, aged 33 years.

American of Aug. 10, 1830

FLINN Payson, of Woodstock, Ct., in 20th year,

in this town, July 6, 1816

Rev. Andrew, at Charleston, S. C, pastor

Second Presbyterian Church, Feb. 24, 1820

FLINT Tarrant Putnam, formerly of Providence,
of firm of Richmond & Flint, of Nashville,
Tenn., in Belmont Co., Ohio, Oct. 6; 1822

James, at Windham, Ct., aged 80 years.

American of Sept. 14, 1824

Rev. Abel, D. D., at Hartford, Ct., aged 59

years, March 7, 1825

Lieut. John, at Lyme, N. H., aged 85 years,
native of Reading, Mass.; was an officer in
the Revolution ; has left a wife, 7 chil-
dren, 54 grand and 41 great grandchildren.
American of Aug. 27, 1830

FLOOD Dr. William, at New Orleans, aged 47

years. American of June 3, 1823

FLORKNCE Frances L., daughter of Paul, at
Providence, aged i year, 9 months. Amer-
ican of Oct. 6, 1815
FLOYD Maj. Gen. William, in Western Oneida
Co., N. Y., served in the Revolution, and
one of the '■ signers,'' Aug. 3, 1821
Major John, murdered in Georgia. American

of May 7, 1830

FOBES , son of Sheperd, aged 6 years, at

Taunton, hurt himself fatally wrestling.

American of Dec. 24, 1824

FOLANSBY Mr. . , at New Chester, N. H.;

his bouse burnt up and six of his children
perished. American of Dec. 29, 1820

FOLEY William, at Providence, in 32d year, Oct. 9, 181 8

F0LGP2R George, Jr., cashier of Nantucket, at

Nantucket, May 5, 1809

Charles, seaman on board ship Edward, ac-
cidentally drowned in the Potomac, near
Alexandria, D. C. American of Nov. 4, 1826

Charles C, second officer of ship Mercury,
of New Bedford, son of Barnabas Folger,
of Nantucket, killed at sea by a whale, July — , 1829

Miss Rachal, at Nantucket. American of Sept. 24, 1830

FOLKER John C, Esq., aged 64 years, at

Charleston, S. C. American of Aug. 13, 1816

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 167

FOLLETT Ruth, wife of Oliver, and daughter

of Jeremiah Wilkinson, at Cumberland,

aged about 35 years. American of Feb. 22, 1814

Miss Mehitable, at Attleboro, in 80th year,

formerly of Foster, ' Dec. 5, 1821

Midshipman , at sea, on board U. S.

brig Spark. American of Oct. 31, 1823

Huldah, widow of Joseph, and daughter of

late James Dexter, at Cumberland, in 76th

year, March 9, 1826

FOLSOM Achsah, wife of John, at Warren, in

30th year. American of Sept. 24, 1816

Asa, aged 28 years, mate of schooner Mary

Ann, of Portsmouth, N. H., at Newport, at

the Marine Hospital. American of Oct. 26, 1821

FONES Catharine, widow of Capt. Daniel, at

North Kingstown, in 62d year, June 12, 1827

FONTAINE J. B. L. S., at New Orleans, aged

72 years, comedian and editor. American

of Aug. i6, 1814
, infant daughter of Joseph, of Grosse

Point, Mich., scalded by hot lye, lived

about 14 hours, Sept. i6, 1827

FOOTE Eliza Maria, only daughter of Capt. Jo-

sepn, at Providence, in 20th year, Sept. 23, 1818

FOOT John H., only surviving child of the late

Capt. Joseph, of Providence, in 20th year,

lost overboard froiu ship Rising States, in

a gale of wind, Dec. 3, 1819

FOOTE Hon. Charles A., at Delhi, N. Y., attor-
ney at law and late member of Congress, Aug. i, 1828
George, at Canton, N. Y., aged 84 years, a

pioneer settler of Vermont. American of May 28, 1830

FORBES Rev. Perez, LL. D., at Raynham,

aged 70 years, Feb. 23, 18 12

Alexander, printer, native of Scotland and

one of the oldest printers in America, at

New York. American of Feb. 24, 1815

Sophia, wife of Ebenezer, at Boston, aged 86

years. American of Nov. 20, 1829

FORBUSH Capt. Rufus, at Reading, Vt., aged

72 years, soldier of the Revolution. Ameri-
can of Feb. 15, 1830
FORCE Mary Ann, wife of William C, of

Wrentham, at Providence, in 29th year. May 29, 1830

FORD John, native of Philadelphia, in this town, Jan. 4, 1809

Eliza, wife of Thomas, and daughter of Lus-

comb Fuller, at Providence, in 17th year, Dec. 9, 1814

—Peter, native of France, at Norfolk, a miser ;

accumulated a fortune of ^50,000, May. 16, 1816

168

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

FORD Major Mahlon, late of Ogdensburg, N.

Y., aged 64 years, at Columbia, O.. soldier

of the Revolution ; was at Trenton and

Monmouth as a captain,

James, Esq., register of deeds for Norfolk

Co., at Dedham, Mass., aged 61 years,
Dr. Joseph S., in South Carolina ; was thrown
from his sulky. American of

FORDAY , of brig Trident, from exposure

at sea. American of

FORDHAM Mr. Ephraim, at Middletown, Ct.,
in 96th year, soldier of the Revolution.
American of

FORDUM Martha, widow of John, aged 93 years,
at Smithfield,

FOREMAN David (colored), killed in the Clift
St. catastrophe. New York,

FORMAN Catharine, aged 56 years, at Lough-
boro, Eng., a midwife. She is said to have
7306 cases. American of

FOREST L. D., murdered by pirates. Amer-
ican of
Mary, wife of Calvin, and daughter of Abijah
Pratt, Esq., at Foxboro, Mass., aged 26
years,

FORREST Col. Thomas, recently member of
Congress from Pennsylvania ; was an offi-
cer in the Revolution, at Germantown,
Penn , in 78th year. American of
Henry, of the Treasury Dept., at Washing-
ton City, aged 54 years. American of

FORESTIER General , a prisoner of war

of the Allies, of his wounds, in France.
American of

FORIER Edward, formerly of Providence, at
Boston. American of

EORRIS William Henry, son of David, in 6th
year, drowned off Butler's Wharf,

FORRESTER Capt. Simon, at Salem, Mass.,
merchant. American of
Mrs. Rachal, widow of Simon, at Salem, aged

66 years. American of
Thomas Healey, formerly of Salem, at Read-
ing, Mass., aged 40 years; was found in
his greenhouse, supposed to have died in a
fit. American of

FORT , wife of Ricks, was shot dead in her

own house by some concealed assassin, at
Endfield, N. C. American of

June 13, 1820

Sept. 26, 1822

Nov. 24, 1823

Oct. 27, 1826

June 5, 1832
Nov. 7, 1812
May 4, 1832

March 25, 1817
Aug. 5, 1823

Sept. 2, 1822

March 29, 1825
March 7, 1826

May 31, 1814
June II, 1830
May 22, 1830
July II, 1817
July 4, 1823

May 25, 1830
Aug. 22, 1826

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 169

FOSDICK Thomas, Esq., late American Consul,
at Gottenburgh, at Havana, aged 28 years.

American of Aug. 12, 18 14

Abby D., wife of James W., and daughter

of Dr. Ephraim Comstock, in this town, in

23d year, Oct. 30, 18 16

Edward Thurber, son of James W., aged 2

years, 7 months, July 7, 1821

Frances Smith, infant daughter of James,

aged 1 1 months, April 7, 1 826

Lodowick, at New London, July 7, 1826

Anna Sheldon, daughter of J. W., aged 8

months, Aug. 17, 1829

David, at Nantucket, aged 6^ years. Amer-
ican of Feb. 9, 1830
FOSTER Michael, in this town, in 23d year, April 2, 1809
Dr. Josiah D., hospital surgeon, U. S. Army,

at Detroit, Mich., Aug. 11, 1812

Rev. Luke R., at Rutland, Mass., aged 28

years, sermon by Rev. t)r. Sumner, who

preached at the interments of Rev. Mr.

Buckminster and Rev. Mr. Goodwin, the

predecessors of Mr. Foster. American of June 24, 1817

Aseneth Orne, youngest daughter of Samuel,

of Livermore, Me., f.ged 25 years, July 18, 1817

George, Esq., at Cambridge, Mass., graduate

of Brown University, iSii. American of Sept. g, 1817

James, Esq., register of probate for Middle-
sex Co., at Cambridge, Mass. American

of Sept. 9, 1 8 17

Eliza Crawford, daughter of Ebenezer, at

Providence, aged 9 months, 17 days, Dec. 4, 1817

Esther Bowen, wife of Hon. Theodore, at

Foster, in 31st year, daughter of Rev. Noah

Millord, of Burrillville, Dec. 28, 1815

Abel, at Glocester, aged 52 years. American

of Oct. 12, 1819

James M., son of William, Esq., aged 5 years,

drowned at Thompson, Ct., June 30, 1820

Ruth, wife of Ebenezer, in 42d year, Sept. 11, 1820

Theodore A., at Coventry, aged about 35

years, Oct. 25, 1821

FORSTER Judge , of McKean Co., Penn.,

accidentally shot by his son while wolf

hunting. Between them they set up a wolf

howl as a decoy, when one fired with the

above result. American of Oct. 30, 1821

FOSTER Sarah, wife of Charles O., formerly of

Providence, at Clairborne, Ala., aged 33

years. American of Sept. 13, 1822

170

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

FOSTER Judge , at New Orleans, of the

fever. American of
Elizabeth, in England, in 50th year, a valued

member Society of Friends,
Hon. Dwight, at Brookfield, Mass., aged 65
years, held important positions of trust in
the state ; was 8 years Representative and
2 years Senator in Congress, 8 years Chief
Justice Court of Common Pleas for Wor-
cester Co.,

Hon. Dwight, at Brookfield, Mass., aged 65
years. American of

Judge Dwight, youngest son of Judge Jede-
diah, at Brookfield, Mass.; was a graduate
of Brown, 1774. His father was member
of Convention that framed the Constitution
of Massachusetts at Cambridge, in Sept.,
1779. American of

Algernon S., son of late Hon. Dwight, at
Brookfield, Mass., aged 37 years. Amer-
ican of

Edward C, Jr., editor of the New Hampshire
Gazette. American of

John, in 60th year, in Wilkes Co., N. C. He
was the youngest child in a family of 1 1, all
born at single births The other 10 children
are all living, the eldest being 84 years.
American of

Jonathan, son of Adams,

Adeline, daughter of Adams, in 5th year,

, child of William, at Bristol. American

of

Martha Innocenter Rebecca, only daughter,
of Dr. George, at Bristol, aged 10 months,

Joseph B., first officer of brig Danube, son of
Capt. James, of Seekonk, at sea, on passage
from Batavia to Canton, aged 28 years.
American of

Theodore, Esq., in 76th year,

Hon. Theodore, aged 76 years. A long obitu-
ary in American of

Adelaide, infant daughter of Benjamin T., at
Cranston, aged ri months,

John, belonging to brig William of Boston, a
native of Philadelphia, at the hospital here,

Olive, widow of Hukariah, Esq., and eldest
daughter of late Hen. John Fales, of Prov-
idence, at Wilton, N. Y., aged Tj years,

William, at Deer Isle, aged yj years ; served
■ in the Revolution, and was at Bunker Hill,

Oct. II, 1822
March 22, 1823

April 29, 1823
May 9, 1823

May 27, 1823

Aug. f, 1823
Oct. 28, 1823

March 26, 1824

April 25, 1824

May 31, 1824

Oct. 10, 1826

Oct. 30, 1826

Jan. 4, 1828
Jan. 13, 1828

Jan. 29, 1828

Aug. 12, 1828

Oct. r, 1828

Oct. 6, 1828
Nov. I, 1828

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 171

FOSTER Peter, at Worcester, Mass., Aug. 15, 1829

Rev. John, D. D., at Brighton, aged 68 years.

American of Sept. 22, 1829

Capt. William, formerly of Newport, at West

Chester, N. Y., r.ged 48 years, Oct. 2, 1831

Lieut. A. B., was shot by a soldier, at Fort

Howard, Green Bay, Feb. 7, 1832

Jesse, at Smithfield, in 8ist year, July 8, 1832

Nathan, of Danvers, Mass., at Seekonk, of

cholera, aged 54 years, Sept. 19, 1832

Edward H., from an explosion in a drugstore,

at Haverhill, aged 19 years. American of Dec. 28, 1832
FOUCHE Count, formerly Duke of Otranto,
Senator of France, and Bonaparte's Minis-
ter of Interior. Voted for execution of
Louis XVL American of March 16, 1821

FOUCHER Caesar, shot at Bordeaux, Fr., for

treasonable practices, Sept. 27, 181 5

Constantine, shot at Bordeaux, Fr., for treason-
able practices, Sept. 27, 181 5
FOULKE Elizabeth, of Philadelphia, 30 years a
Friend Minister, at Burlington, N. J.
American of Oct. 31, 1820
FOUSKEE Dr. William, at Richmond, Va., aged

75 years, postmaster. American of Sent. 14, 1824

FOWLE William, gentleman of Bixley, in Eng-
land, (see his obituary). American of June 20, 1815

Nathaniel Holmes, son of late William, Esq.,

of Boston, at Amsterdam, Holland, Nov. 16, 1820

Jonathan, in 77th year, July 11, 1822

Susan, late of Worcester, widow of Curtis,
at Boston, aged 67 years, of measles. Amer-
ican of June 7, 1825
FOWLER Peleg Clarke, eldest son of Christo-
pher, Esq., at Newport, in i8th year, Oct. 22, 18 10

Huldah, wife of Benjamin, Esq., at Wick-
ford, in 65th year, Dec. 16, 181 1

Elizabeth, daughter of Hon, Christopher, at

Newport, aged 19 years. American of Dec. 3, 1813

Isabella, wife of George, eldest daughter of
Thomas Cutter, in this town, suddenly, in
40th year. American of May 7, 18 16

Abby, wife of George S., at North Kings-
town, in 30th year. American of Feb. 17, 1818

Benjamin, Esq., at Wickford, in 80th year, Aug. 7, 1818

Edward, son of Christopher, of Newport,
Eng., at sea, on board brig Fame, on pas-
sage from Havana, in 22d year, Feb. 5, 18 19

Martha, widow, at Jamestown, aged 97 years.
American of Oct. 12, 1819

172

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

FOWLER Ann, wife of Christopher, Esq., and
daughter of Jate Peleg Clarke, Esq., at
Newport, in S3d year,

Henry, son of Christopher, at Newport, aged
23 years,

Mary Ann, eldest daughter of Christopher,
at Newport, in 33d year,

Mary Ann, daughter of Christopher, Esq., at
Newport, aged 30 years,

Jane, wife of Thomas, at Jamestown, in 57th
year,

Clarke, at Newport, aged 73 years,

Mary, wife of Clarke, at Newport, in 65th
year,

Christopher, Jr., son of Christopher, Esq., of
Newport, at Matanzas, W. I.,

Capt. Christopher, Jr., of Newport, aged 36
years, son of late Samuel C, at Matanzas,
W. I. [This death was erroneously print-
ed in our last],

Hon. Samuel, at Westfield, aged 76 years.
American of

Abby Sweet, only chjld of George Spink
Fowler, at Wickford, aged 7 months.
American of

Isaac, son of late Dr. Isaac, of Rehoboth, at
Fall River, aged 30 years,

John, son of George, of Newport, in 20th
year, at Providence,

Edward H., son of late Capt. Christopher, at
Newport. American of

Olive, second daughter of late Dr. Isaac, at
Rehoboth,

Mary, aged loi years, S months ; was born
at Hopkinton, Mass., went to Canterbury,
N. H., when young; was captured by In-
dians when 16 and carried to Canada ; was
a prisoner 3 years, 6 months when she was
redeemed ; had been member of the Shaker
Society more than 46 years. American ot

Christopher, Esq., at Newport, aged 67 years.
American of

Samuel M., Esq., proprietor of Pawtucket
Chronicle,
FOX John, son of the late Asa, in this town,
aged 14 years,

John, 3d officer of ship Hamilton, of Boston,
on northwest coast, shot by the natives.
American of

Peter, at Bridgetown, N. J.; his son aged 10
and his brother aged 14 years, fell on a

Oct. II, 1820

Feb. 6, 1821

Feb. II, 1 821

Feb. II, 1821

March 28, 1821
May 14, 1821

Oct. 15, 1822

June 27, 1823

June 27, 1823
Dec. 12, 1823

Sept. 23, 1825

March 18, 1826

Aug. 6, 1827

May 2, 1828

April 3, 1829

Oct. 16, 1829
March 26, 1830

Aug. 26, 1832
March 29, 1810

May I, 1812

KHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 173

FOX:

scythe while mowing and cut nearly in

two. American of Aug. 13, 1816

George, Esq., of Perran wharf, at Falmouth,

Eng., of Society of Friends. American of Oct. 4, 1816

Emily, daughter of Moses, killed by light-
ning, at Carmel, N. Y. American of June 29, 1819

, shot Mr. Randall in a duel. Amer-
ican of Aug. 28, 182 1

Lydia, wife of Capt. Jabez, daughter of Hen-
ry Hodges, of Taunton, aged 34 years, at
Berkeley, Mass., Nov. 6, 1821

Mr. , of New Jersey, a venerable mem-
ber of Society of Friends ; his body was
found in the North river, near Manhattan-
ville; his death was probably accidental.
American of June 17, 1823

Capt. Joseph, at Mendon, aged 57 years.

American of April 8, 1825

Nathaniel Sweet, infant son of George W.,

aged 10 months, Oct. 15, 1826

Sarah, wife of Horace, formerly of Provi-
dence, at Boston, April 27, 1828

Frances, daughter of Horace, formerly of

Providence, at Boston, in i6th year. May 6, 1828

Dea. Abijah, at Dracut, Mass., aged 78 years;
was one of those who pursued the regulars
from Concord to Boston; was at Bunker
Hill, and at Burgoyne's surrender, Feb. 6, 1829

Catharine Maria, only daughter of George

W., aged 2^ years, Sept. 23, 1829

Edward Anthony, son of George W., aged 8

months, Oct. 8, 1829

Horace, at Boston,, formerly of Providence,

suddenly, Feb. 10, 1830

Horace, at Boston, formerly of Providence,
suddenly, from a ruptured blood vessel.
American of Feb. 15, 1830

FOXON Samuel, at North Providence, in 64th
year, a pensioner of the Revolution, he
was of Warwick, Oct. 19, 182 1

FRAME Eliza, at Philadelphia, aged 19 years,

from hydrophobia. American of July 6, 1819

FRANCIS Mrs. Anne, at Philadelphia, aged 79

years. American of Jan. 10, 181 2

Thomas Willing, Esq., at Philadelphia, aged

48 years, merchant. American of June 9, 181 5

George Harrison, son of the late Thomas
Willing Francis, Esq., near Harrisburg,
Penn., in 8th year. American of Sept.. 24, 18 19

174

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

FRANCIS Abby, widow of John, Esq., daughter
of Hon. John Brown, in 55th year,

William, of Providence, at Richmond, Va.,
on board ship Francis. American of

John Brown, infant son of John B., Esq., at
Spring Green farm, Warwick,

Ann Carter, wife of Hon. John B., and daugh-
ter of Hon. Nicholas Brown, at Spring
Green, Warwick, in 33d year,

Miss Elizabeth, at Medford, aged 92 years.
American of

Mrs. Phebe, at Fall River. American of
FRANCISCO Henry, aged 134 years; the Amer-
ican has a long article from National Intel-
ligence, giving an account of this extraor-
dinary man. American of
FRANKLIN Hannah, wife of Henry P., in this
town, suddenly, in 25th year,

William, Esq., formerly British Governor of
New Jersey, son of Dr. Benjamin, in Eng-
land, aged 82 years.

Rev. Matthew, suddenly, in his pulpit, at
New York,

Olivia, wife of Robert M., at Newport, in
36th year. American of

Miss Hopestill, aged 70 years,

James, at Johnston, aged 47 years,

John, at New Shoreham, aged 73 years.
American of

Charlotte, infant daughter of Henry P., Esq.,
at Johnston. American of

Hon. Jesse, late Governor of the State, and
member of both branches of Congress, in
North Carolina. American of

William Temple, grandson of Dr. Benjamin,
and editor of his works, at Paris,

Mary, widow of Abel, of Jamestown, at New-
port, aged 70 years,

Mary, widow of Abel, of Jamestown, at New-
port, aged 70 years. American of

Mary, widow of George, at Newport, aged
76 years. American of

Sarah, widow of Asa, in 85th year,

Lucy Ann, daughter of Henry P., aged i8
years,

FRANTZ Mr. , of Newport, Penn., stung

on the foot by a bee ; he took a bad turn
and death ensued in a few days. Ameri-
can of

March S, 1821
Oct. 29, 1824
Jan. 22, 1826

May I, 1828

Feb. 13, 1829
Dec. 24, 1830

Nov. 17, 1820
Oct. 4, 18 10

Nov. 16, i8[3
Jan. 9, 1 81 5

Feb. 3, 1818

Feb. II, 1818

May 6, 1819

March 31, 1820

June II, 1822

Oct. 10, 1823

May 25, 1823

March 22, 1825

April 5, 1825

Sept. 26, 1826
Dec. 20, 1827

April 28, 1 83 1
Sept. 19, 1815

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN- DEATHS 175

FRAE.Y Jonathan, Esq., of Hudson, N. Y.,

killed by the explosion of a soda fountain

he was filling. American of July lo, 1829

FRASH Capt. , of schooner Molly, of Mar-

blehead, at St. Pierre, W. I., Aug. 27, 1809

FRAZER , a midshipman, belonging to the

Albion 74, from wounds received in a late

skirmish. American of July 19, 1814

John, at Newport, in 56th year, nearly 30

years teacher of Latin, Greek and Mathe-
matics, Oct. 3, 1 82 1
FRAZIER John B., Esq., of Boston, consul of

the United States, at Curracoa, about Jan. i, 18 19

FREDERICK AUGUSTUS, reigning Duke of

Nassau-Usingen, at Frankfort, Ger., aged

88 years. American of May 10, 1816

FREDERICK Francis, executed for piracy on

board schooner Plattsburg, of Baltimore,

at Boston, Feb. 18, 1819

William Constantine, Duke of Hohenzollern-

Heckengen, seized with apoplexy while

fencing, aged 18 years, in Germany. Amer-
ican of Jan. 14, 1820
FREDRIQUE Charlotte Ulrique Catharine,

Her Royal Highness, Duchess of York

and Albany, in England, aged 53 years ;

she was the eldest daughter of the late

King of Prussia and married the British

Duke of York in 1791 and died childless, Aug. 6, 1820

FREE BODY Elizabeth, widow of Samuel, at

Newport, at an advanced age. American of Jan. 2, 1810

Rebecca, widow of Capt. John, at Newport,

aged 67 years, Dec. 27, 1 8 1 8

John, at Newport, aged 55 years. American

of Sept. 24, 1819

FREEBORN George, at East Greenwich, aged

74 years. American of March 10, 181 5

Sarah, daughter of the late Gideon, at North

Kingstown, in 2Sth year. American of Dec. 10, 1816

Theophilus, son of Henry, of Newport, at

Bristol, aged 28 years, Dec. 3, 1 819

Theophilus, formerly of Newport, at Bristol,

aged about 28 years. American of Dec. 4, 1819

Susan, wife of Benjamin, at Portsmouth, Nov. 30, 1820

Henry, at Newport, aged 30 years, Oct. 12, 1825

Elizabeth, widow of Joseph, at Newport, aged

TJ years. American of Aug. 5, 1825

FREEMAN Richard, Esq., at Washington, D.

C, for many years a clerk in the treasury,

American of Aug. 15, 1815

176

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

FREEMAN Scipio (colored), at Barrington.

American of
Polly, wife of Edward, formerly of Nantucket,

in 29th year, in this town. American of
Ann, wife of John, and daughter of Moses

Ihayer, of Charlestown, Mass., in 27th

year,
Dr. James P., at Philadelphia, aged 32 years.

American of
Hon. Solomon, at Brewster, Mass., aged 52

years, a State Senator. American of
, midshipman, on board U. S. Ship John

Adams, at sea. American of
Thomas, at Attleboro, in 66th year. Was in

both arms of the Revolutionary service;

was taken prisoner three times and for a

time on the Jersey Prison Ship where he

lost his brother,
Sally, wife of George W., daughter of Pardon

Salisbury,
Col. Constant, late U. S. Army ; at his death

was auditor of the Treasury for Navy

Department at Washington, D. C, aged

67 years. American of
William, at Bellingham, aged 72 years,
Henry Lathrop, son of John, aged 16 months,
George, in 52d year.
Miss, actress, perished in the' burning of the

Royal Brunswick Theatre, London,
Peter (colored), at Norwich, Ct., aged 89

years. Revolutionary pensioner,
James Perry, infant son of John, aged 8

months, and 18 days,
Mary, wife of Peter, at Apponaug, aged 79

years,
Abel, formerly of Attleboro, at Providence,

in 35th year,
Susan, aged 13 years,
FRENAU Capt. Philip, at Monmouth, N. J,

aged 80 years. A well known author

of Revolutionary articles. American of
FRENCH Mary, daughter of John, at Rehoboth,

in 22d year,
Nancy, wife of Lt. Ezra, at Attleboroj
Samuel, at Seekonk, in 90th year,
Ephraim, at Attleboro, in 58th year,
Jonathan, in 69th year. American of
Susannah, wife of Cyrus, Esq., at South

Kingstown, in 60th year,
Jacob, in 29th year,

May 14, 1816
June 18, 1816

March 11, 1819

May II, 1819

Nov. 25, 1820

Jan. 9, 1821

Jan. 21, 1821
Oct. 28, 182 1

March 5, 1824
May 29, 1824

Sept. 25, 1824
Jan. 30, 1827

Feb. 28, 1828

Feb. 21, 1830

Jan. I, 1832

Jan. 6, 1832

Jan. 30, 1832
July 25, 1832

Dec. 28, 1832

Jan. 15, 1810

Oct. I, i8i6

Oct. 19, 1819

Nov. II, 1819

Feb. 2, 1 82 1

April II, 1821
Aug. 25, 1821

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 177

FRENCH Desire, widow of Jonathan, in sgth

year, Sept. 24, 1821

Capt. Zachariah, of Bristol, aged about 35

years, at Elmira, Africa, about, March 24, 1822

Daniel, son of Otis, at Seekonk, aged 19 years, April 13, 1822
Levi, Esq., at Berkeley, Mass., aged 82 years.

American of Feb. 17, 1824

Abel, Jr., murdered by one of the same name,

at Fitchburg, Mass., April 17, 1824

Rachal, daughter of late Samuel, in 20th ye ar, Dec. 4, 1824

Cyrus, at Little Rest, Kingston, S. K., in 69th

year native of Grafton, Mass. American of Jan. 13, 1826
Sarah, wife of Dea. Enock, at p-all River, in

S2d year, Feb. 8, 1828

James, at Seekonk, in 92d year, Sept. 8, 1828

James, at Seekonk, in g2d year, Sept. 9, 1828

Hezekiah, at the Asylum, aged 47 years, April 29, 1830

Samuel B., at Boston, aged 19 years, April 8, 1831

Milton, of Bristol, at Havana, June 25, 183 1

FRICKE , son of William C, at Philadel-
phia, aged 14 years, from inhaling ether.
American of April 2, 1824

FRIEND Edmund R, son of Thomas, at New-
port, in 2 1 St year, July 13, 1824
Major Nathaniel, at Stoddard, Mass., aged 57
years ; was riding in the sleigh with his
wife when he dropped the reins and in-
stantly expired. American of Feb. 7, 1832
FRIER James Cook, perished in the wreck of

the Frances Mary, at sea, between Feb. 23 and March 5, 1826
FRINK Capt. Nathan, at St. Stephens, N. B.,
aged 42 years, formerly aide to Gen. Ar-
nold. American of Jan. 27, 18 18
Col. Nathan, of Waterford, Ct., aged 27
years. He headed the patriotic band that
defended Stonington Point; at St. Pierre's,
W. I. American of Jan. 10, 1817
Rufus, son of Capt. Rufus, at Warren, aged
8 years, July 8, 1827
FRISBIE Prof. Levi, professor of natural relig-
ion, moral philosophy and civil polity in
the University, at Cambridge, July 10, 1822
FROELIGH Rev. , a Dutch minister, a sui-
cide, at Aquackanoch, N. J. American of March 4, 1828
FROMENTIN Elegius, late a Judge in Flor-
ida and Senator from Louisiana, at New
Orleans. His wife died the day after. The
panicky nature of the place can be seen
when his funeral was attended by only 8
and his wife by 3 persons ; they dying of
the fever, Oct. 6, 1822

178 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

FROST Ebenezer R., late of Providence, in

Cambridge, aged 45 years. American of May25, 1810

Hon. John, at Elliott, N. H., aged 72 years ;
was an ofificer in the service of his country,
at the reduction of Canada in 1750. Amer-
ican of Aug. 7, 1 8 10

Major Walter, late of Cambridge, at Haver-
hill, suddenly, aged 52 years, April 20, 1818

Dr. William, native of Elliott, Me., at his
seat, at Silencio near Matanzas. American
of July 25, 1823

Charles Smith, son of Major William R.,
aged 4 years, April 12, 1826

Sarah, infant daughter of Major William R.,
aged 21 months, April 15, 1826

Sarah Ann, wife of William R., in 34th year, Aug. 10, 183 1
FROTHINGHAM Hannah, widow of Nathan-
iel, at New London, May 2, 1819

Mrs. Sophia, widow of Ebenezer, of Boston,
and daughter of late Capt. Simon Smith,
of Providence, at Mendon, in 42d year, Feb. 7, 1827

Miss Mary, aged 69 years ; was found dead
in her yard, at Charlestown, Mass. Amer-
ican of Oct. 30, 1829

Joseph L., at Boston, aged 29 years. Amer-
ican of Jan. 22, 1830

FRUNEAU , killed in a duel with

Inginac, at Port au Prince, April 13, 1831

FRY Capt. John S., master of ship Isis, on his

passage from Bavaria, E. I., July 22, 1809

Abby, widow of Capt. John F., in this town,
in 31st year, Sept. 16, 181 1

Elisha, of Rhode Island, at New York hos-
pital, aged 22 years. American of Sept. 15, 1820

Miss Elizabeth, at Newport, aged 85 years, Sept. 4, 1821

Ann, wife of Col. Benjamin, at Newport,
aged 65 years. American of March 5, 1822

George, of Foster, at Pawtucket, aged 23

, y^^"' ,, ^ Aug. 23, 1822

Joseph, at East Greenwich, in 88th year, July 14, 1823

George (colored), at the asylum American of Nov. 26^ 1829
FRYE Joseph T., at Salem, suddenly, aged 36

years. American of May 13 1831
FRY Thomas, Esq., at East Greenwich, aged 65
years, chief justice of court of common

pleas for the county, June 3 1831

FULLER Emily T., of this town, in 22d year, April 17,' 1810

Jonathan, in this town, in 48th year, Sept. 29, 1811
Lindon A., at Warwick, in 31st year, late

preceptor of the Pawtuxet Union Academy, April 23, 18 12

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS

179

FULLER Nathaniel, in this town, in 72A year,
George R., formerly of Attleboro, private

Capi. William Battey's company of infan-
try, at Greenbush, N. Y.,of typhus fever,
Jemima, daughter of Ebenezr, at Rehoboth,

in 38th year,
Priscilla, wife of Dea. Joseph, in this town, in

71st year. She had been married 46 years,
, infant child of Dr. Otis, at Naples, N.

Y., aged 7 weeks, from an overdose of

laudanum.
Dr. Comfort, at Attleboro, in 67th year ;

served the whole of the Revolution as a

surgeon in the navy,
Jonathan, at Attleboro, in 27th year,
Jeremiah, at Cumberland, son of John, in

24th year,
Isaac, at Mansfield, Mass., aged 19 years.

Freshman in Brown University. American

of
Amos, executed at Lawrenceburg, Ind., for

murder of Palmer Warren. American of
Frederick, at Attleboro, in 49th year,
Daniel, of Providence, housewright, at Ha-
vana. Had arrived there the 14th, taken

sick 20th and died
Louis M., son of Ebenezer, at Attleboro,

aged 17 years,
Mary, widow of Timothy, at Rehoboth, in

S8th year,
Marcy U. Brown, daughter of William, aged

2 years, 8 days,
Dea. Joseph, aged 76 years,
Isaiah P., aged 41 years,
Laurana, daughter of Sylvester C, of Attle-
boro, at Pawtucket, aged 8 years,
Lucy, wife of Benjamin, at Hampton, Ct.

American of
Esther M., wife of Josiah, daughter of Oliver

Bly, of Cumberland, at Smithfield, in 29th

year,
Abraham, killed by Law, in Erie Co.,

Penn. American of
Peleg, at Scituate, aged 55 years. American

of
Roswell, killed by lightning, at Delaware

Co., O. American of
John, 'at Scituate, formerly of Massachusetts,

aged 29 years. American of

June 9, 1812

March 17, 1813
Feb. 27, 1814
April I, 1815

July 27, 1815

June 13, i8i6
Aug. I, 1817

Aug. 24ri8i7

May 21, 1819

Sept. I, 1820
Oct. II, 1820

Oct. 26, 1820

Feb. 15, 1821

Feb. 20, 1 82 1

Nov. 8, 1 82 1

May 3, 1822

May 20, 1822

Sept. 10, 1822

Sept. 13, 1822

Dec. 2, 1823

Jan. II, 1825

March 11, 1825

Sept. 2, 1825

Oct. 4, 1825

180

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

FULLER Mary, widow of late Nathaniel, in 87th
year, leaving upwards of 300 descendants,
some of the sth generation,

Elizabeth, widow of Peleg, of Scituate, daugh-
ter of Elisha, at North Providence, in 4Sth
year, , .

Benjamin, formerly of Rehoboth, at Smith-
field, in 81 st year, a professor of religion
for 50 years,

Kbenezer, Jr., formerly of Rehoboth, at Prov-
idence, aged 61 years,

Mrs. Nancy, in Sist year,

Abigail Paine, only daughter of Dr. Jacob,
of Providence, at Seekonk, suddenly ; a
chaise passed over her head killing her in-
stantly,

, child of Dr. , at Swanzey, fell out

of a chaise and was instantly killed, aged
10 years,

Sally, wife of Sylvester O., at Attleboro, in
39th year,

Charles Edward, son of Leprelet, at Smith-
field, aged I year, 3 months,
FULLERTON Mrs. Lucy, at Boston, aged 36

years. American of
FULLURAD Andrew, Esq., collector of the

port, at St. Barts,
FULTON Robert, Esq., at New York, aged 42
years about ; leaves wife and 4 children ;
known as a steamboat mechanic. In per-
son was tall and slender, in manners a gen-
tleman,

FUNK Mrs. , at Hilltown, Penn., killed by

an angry hog. American of
FURBER Eleazer C, at Springfield, aged 27

years. American of
FURLONG John alias Hobson, a pirate, exe-
cuted at Savannah, Ga.,
FURMAN Caroline, aged 10 years, killed by
an explosion on steamboat Etna,

Miss Mary, aged 54 years, killed by an ex-
plosion on steamboat Etna,

Mrs. Sarah, aged 44 years, killed on steam-
boat Etna by an explosion.

Rev. Richard, D. D., 50 years a minister, 40
of which pastor of Baptist Church, at
Charleston, S. C. American of
FURNALD Thomas, of Nottingham, at Ports-
mouth, aged 44 years ; was about to sit
down to supper when he fell dead. Amer-
ican of

Nov. 7, 1825

Sept. 16, 1826

Dec. 8, 1828

Dec. 21, 1828
June 29, 1829

July 22, 1829

July 22, 1829
July II, 1830
July 21, 1832
March 12, 1830
June 26, 1816

Feb. 23, 1815
Sept. I, 1829

June 14, 1831

April 28, 1820

May 15, 1824

May 15, 1824

May IS, 1824

Sept. 13, 1825
Sept. 25, 1829

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 181

FUSSELL Henry, in England, artist and

scholar. American of May 2^, 1825

FYFE Mary, sister of John, at Glasgow, Miss.

American of Sept. 20, 1825

GABBOTT Mrs. , formerly of Newport, at

Warren, in 49th year, Aug. 25, 181 1

GABRIEL Joseph, an inmate of the New York

alms house, was a native of Poland; was at

Savannah under Count Pulaski, and at

Baltimore in the last war where he was

wounded in the leg. American of Aug. 14, 1829

GADSDEN James W., at Charleston, S. C,

killed by two brothers named Tookey, Dec. 21, 1818

Philip, Esq., at Charleston, S. C, aged 63

years, only surviving son of the late Gen.

Gadsden of Revolutionary fame. American

of March 9, 1824

GADSh-N Capt. C. , late of U. S. brig

Vixen, at Charleston. American of Sept. 15, 1812

GAEDIKE Holrauth L., midshipman, U. S.

Navy, at New York. American of Dec. 22, 1829

Holmuth L., aged 23 years, midshipman, U.

S Navy, at New York. American of Dec. 22, 1829

GAGE Major, at Woodstock, in 34th year.

American of Nov. 27, 1821

William, of Barnstable, aged 23 years, son of

Capt. Joseph, at Providence, Nov. 21, 1826

GAGNE Nouvelle Beauce Jacques and his wife

Magdeline Marri, at St. Maria, near Que-
bec, both aged ^^ years. These two were

born, baptized, took first communion, died

and buried on the same day in each in-
stance. American of June 29, 1830
GAILLARD U. W., Lieut. U. S. Army, at Pen-

sacola, Fla. American of Nov. 19, 1822

Hon. Theodore, one of the Associate Justices

of the Court of Sessions and Common

Pleas, at Darlington C. H., S. C, aged

about 62 years, March 24, ib29

182 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

GAINES Margaret, at Attleboro, aged ^7 years,

formerly of this town ; sermon by Rev. Mr.

Hlake. American of Nov lo, 1815

Francis, Esq., at St. Stephens, Ala. Ameri-
can of July 18, 1823
Mrs. , wife of Major , at St. Ste-
phens, Ala. American of July 18, 1823
Major , at St. Stephens, Ala. He has

lost his wife and two children recently by

the fever, and two more of his children are

sick. American of • July 25, 1823

GAIR Thomas, son of late Rev. Thomas, of

Boston, at New Orleans, in 38th year, Oct. — , 1822

GALE Dr. Edmund, at Nantucket, aged 35

years, native of Salem, Mass. American of Feb. 17, 1824
Reuben S., of Frankfort, Ky., aged 26 years,

shot in the public street by John Major.

American of Oct. 3, 1828

GALES Ann Eliza, sister of the senior editor of

the National Intelligencer, at Raleigh, N.

C. American of Oct. 4, 1822

Reuben, killed by John Major, in Kentucky.

American of Sept. 11, 1829

GALLAGHER , child of Mrs. , at Fort

Utrecht ; her clothes caught fire. American

of Feb. 13, 1829

GALLEGO Mrs. , in the burning of the

Richmond, Va., theatre, Dec. 26, 181 1

GALLEY Jonathan, at Smithfield, ingsd year, March 23, 1825
GALLISON John, Esq., attorney at law, at Bos-
ton, aged 32 years. American of Dec. 26, 1820
Henry, Esq., at Marblehead, aged 65 years,

graduate of Harvard, 1778. American of Jan. 25, 1825

GALLUP Samuel, at Granville, aged 100 years,

an officer in the Revolution. American of Feb. 15, 1831
GALMER Mrs. Susan, native of Newport, at

Providence, in 91st year, Dec. 20, 1831

GALMINI Signor, in Italy; was a fine tenor

singer, and formerly master of the Chaple

le Pope Becoit the 14th, aged 138 years.

American of May 13, 1825

GALPIN Silas, in England, aged 85 years, known

as the "Old Fowl"; he had 12 wives in va-
rious parts of the kingdom and had a son

and daughter by each ; by begging and

betting he contrived to leave them 5000

guineas and lived amicably with all of

them. American of Jan. 14, 1812

GALT William, native of Scotland, at Rich-
mond, Va,, aged 68 years ; he emigrated

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS 183

GALT:

to Virginia in 1775, commenced business

with a peddler's pack, and died with an in-
come of 1^40,000 per annum ; in 1776 he

had not his six foot length of soil to his

name; in 1825 he could ride 15 rectihnear

miles on his estate; he never married.

American of April 15, 1825

William T., 27 years keeper of an insane asy-
lum, at Williamsburgh, Va., July 31, 1826
GAM AGE Dr. William, Jr., at Boston, aged 37

years. American of Oct. 9,1818

Dr. William, at Cambridge, in 76th year,

hurt by a sleigh, Jan. i, 1821

GAMBUCERES Cardinal, m France, aged 62

years American of Jan. 15, 1819

GAMBLE Lieut. Peter, U. S. Navy, killed at

battle of Lake Champlain, Sept. 14, 1814

Thomas, Esq., master commandant U. S.

Navy, commander of Erie, sloop of war, in

the Mediterranean. American of Jan. 5, 1819

Lieut. Francis B , U. S. Navy, on board U.

S. ship Decoy, off Cape Hatteras, Sept. 29, 1824

Capt. Thomas, U. S. Navy, died in the Medi-
terranean. American of Oct. 12, 1824
GAMBOLD Anna Rosina. wife of Rev. John, a

missionary of the United Brethren, at

Spring Place, Cherokee Country, aged 58

years, Feb. 19, 1821

GAMMELL Rev William, pastor 2d Baptist

church, at Newport, aged 41 years, very

suddenly. May 30, 1827

John, at Boston, aged TJ years, father of Rev.

William, of Newport. American of March 7, 1828

Margaret, daughter of late Rev. William, at

Newport, aged 10 years. American of Dec. 21, 1832

GANNETT Mrs. Deborah, at Sharon, Mass.,

aged 67 years ; she served 3 years in the

Revolution in male attire ; she published a

Memoir of her service in the army. Amer-
ican of May 8, 1826
GANO Sally, wife of Thomas, at Charleston,

aged 39 years. American of May 19, 1809

Dr. Isaac E., in Franklin Co., Ky., in 42d

year ; was son of Rev. John ; was in St.

Clair's defeat, where he was mortally

wounded, Oct. 19, 1811

Esek Hopkins, oldest son of Capt. Daniel, of

Frankfort, Ky., at sea, on board brig Hec-
tor, Capt. Hetherington, in isth year, Dec. 28, 18 12

184 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

GANO Gen. John, at Covington, Ky., aged about

55 years, Jan. i, 1822

Rev. Stephen, in 66th year, nearly 36 years

pastor ot the First Baptist church, Aug. 18, 1828

GANSE VOORT Leonard H., Esq., late sheriff

of Albany, at Albany, N. Y. American of Dec. 18. 1821
GANTT Capt. Stoughton, U. S. Army, at St.

Louis, Mo., April 25, 18 19

GARCIA Manuel Philip, executed at Norfolk,

Va., for murder of Peter Lagourdette, June i, 1821

GARDINIER Barent, Esq., at New York, attor-
ney at law, formerly member of Congress.
American of Jan. 18, 1822

GARDINER .Sarah, wife of Albert W., and
daughter of Capt. John Howland, at New-
port, aged 34 years. American of Sept. 4, 18 10

Capt. William, at Newport, in 59th year.

American of Oct. 8, 1811

Abigail, widow of Capt. Grindall, at New-
port, in 85th year, Feb. 17, 1812

William, native of Sweden or Germany, aged
about 44 years, a suicide, at New York,
leaves wife and 4 children,

Waite, at South Kingstown, in 37th year.
American of

Harriet, wife of Nathan, of South Kings-
town, daughter of Capt. Nicholas Web-
ster, of and at Newport, aged 28 years.
American of

Sanford. formerly of Newport, in this town,
in 75th year,

Capt Joseph, at Newport, in 84th year.
American of

Miss Susannah, daughter of Vincent, at New-
port, aged 23 years. American of

Nicholas, Esq., at Exeter, in 78th year.
American of

John C, of Charleston, S. C, merchant, son
of the late John, at Newport, aged 34 years,
drowned in Long Island Sound, from on
board the packet sloop Sally, on passage
from New York to Newport. American of Sept. 8, 1815

Lt. Com. John M., U. S. Navy, in Maryland.

American of Sept. 19, 1815

Rt. Hon. Viscount , admiral of the

White, in England. American of March 12, 18 16

Sarah, widow of Col. John, in South Kings-
town, in 62d year. American of June 25, 18 16

Waite, widow of James, Esq., at North
Kingstown, in 8Sth year. American of June 25, 1816

May 22,

1813

Dec. 74,

1813

Jan. 18,

1814

May 8,

1814

May 5,

1815

May 5,

1815

June 23,

1815

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN- DEATHS

185

GARDINER Abigail, wife of William, at New-
port, in 84th year. American of

Col. Robert, late commissary of prisoners
and formerly of Boston, at Washington
City, suddenly, aged 55 years. American
of

Christiana, wife of Henry, at Newport, in
29th year,

Samuel, son of Capt. John R., at Wickford,
aged 12 years. American of

Capt. Augustus M., of East Greenwich, late
of brig Decater, of this port, at Bermuda,
W. I., leaves wife and 3 children,

Mary Wellett, eldest daughter of Samuel E.,
Esq., of Wickford, in 20th year, drowned
by the upsetting of a boat opposite Paw-
tuxet,

Miss Mary, native of Boston, at Providence,
in 61 St year,

Willett, at Richmond, aged 40 years. Amer-
ican of

Samuel Fayerweather, at Newport, in soth
year,

Esther, wife of Peleg W., at Scituate, aged
29 years. American of

Benjamin, of Middletown, at North Kings-
town, in 69th year, formerly a County
Judge,

George C, son of the late Capt. Benjamin,
of Newport, at Charleston, S. C, in 28th
year,

Charles Edwin, son of Ambrose, aged 13^
months,

Edward, at Warren, in 74th year, leaves wife
and 6 children,

Miss Ruth, daughter of late William, at
Newport, in 22d year. American of

Theodore, infant child of Job W., formerly of
Providence, at Wellington, Mass.,

Ann, widow of late John, at Newport,

Peleg, at Swanzey, in sist year,

Lucy, daughter of James, at North Kings-
town, in 20th year, from bleeding,

John (colored), of Newport, at sea, on board
brig Brutus, on passage from Cronstadt to
Newport,

William, son of Capt. Oliver, at Warwick,
aged 35 years,

Silas, at Newport,

Samuel, at Swanzey, aged ^^ years,

April 29, 18 17

March 24, 1818

July II, 1818

Aug. 18, 1818

Sept. 7, 1 818

Sept. II, 1818
Sept. 29, 1818
Dec. II, 1818
July 16, 1819
Sept. 17, 1819

Nov. 4, 1 819

May I, 1820
Sept. 16, 1820

Nov. 9, 1820

Nov. 10, 1820

Nov. 14, 1820
June 13, 1 82 1
July 14, 1 82 1

Aug. 2"i, 1821

Feb. 17, 1822

March 8, 1822

July 12, 1822

Sept. 19, 1822

186

VITAL RECORD OP RHODE ISLAND

GARDINER Sarah C, youngest daughter of
Samuel E., Esq., at Wickford, in 7th year,

Avis, daughter of late Stephen, at Swanzey,
aged 14 years,

Mary Collins, daughter of late Caleb, Esq.,
at Newport, aged 1 7 years,

George, at Newburyport, Mass., killed in a
scuffle. American of

Hannah, wife of William, and daughter of
late Elisha Gibbs, at Newport, aged 43
years,

Josiah, of North Kingstown, jumped over-
board from brig Dover, second day out,
while insane, and was drowned,

Josiah, of North Kingstown, jumped over-
board and was drowned, while insane, from
brig Dover, second day out from Wilming-
ton. American of

Albert W. , of Newport, at Staten Island, in
37th year,

Nicholas E., of South Kingstown, aged 26
years, on board schooner Baltic, in Straits
of Belle Isle,

Elizabeth, widow, aged 85 years, sister of
Hon. Timothy Pickering, of Salem, at
Wenham, Mass. American of

, child of Albert W., at Newport, suffo-
cated in bed. American of

Nathan, at South Kingstown, aged 37 years.

Simon, publisher of Boston Commercial Ga-
zette, at Bo<5ton, aged 34 years,

Capt. Benjamin, of Newport, at sea, on board
schooner Swan, of New York, aged 55
years. American of

Zerviah, wife of William, at Swanzey, aged 65
years. American of

William Robinson, infant son of Peleg W.,

Capt. James, at Newport, aged 71 years.
American of

John C, of Warren, 2d officer of ship Galen,
at Batavia, in 22d year,

Benjamin, formerly of Middletown, at Eliza-
bethtown, Ohio, after 3 days' illness,

Samuel, drowned while returning from Isles
of Shoals to Portsmouth, N. H.,

Lieut. Henry W., senior marine officer Medi-
terranean Squadron, on board U. S. ship
Constitution, at Messina, in 22d year, of a
fever. American of

Nov. 5, 1822

Dec. 14, 1822

Dec. 31, 1822

Jan. 28, 1823

March 19, 1823

May 21, 1823

May 23, 1823
July 15, 1823

Aug. 14, 1823

Oct. 28, 1823

Jan. 30, 1824
March 10, 1824

April 15, 1824

April 16, 1824

Sept. 21, 1824
Sept. 29, 1824

Dec. 7, 1824
Dec. — , 1824

Jan. 24, 1825
June 22, 1825

Aug. 12, 1825

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 187

GARDINER Harriet B., wife of Job, daughter
of Thomsa B. Richmond, Esq., at Digh-
ton, in 39th year. American of Aug. 22, 1825

Esther Gardiner, infant daughter of Peleg

W., aged 8 months, 14 days Aug. 25, 1825

Capt. Oliver, at East Greenwich, aged 84
years ; was for 36 years an able nautical
commander, both before and after the Rev-
olution commanded the Row Galley Wash-
ington, in 1776 served as pilot to French
fleet to Boston. American of Aug. 26, 1825

Sarah, widow of Sylvester, at North Kings-
town, in 86th year. [American Oct. 11-14] Oct. 2, 1825

John, of Savannah, native ot Ireland but for
33 years resident of Georgia, at Provi-
dence, Oct. 6, 1825

Harding, at Exeter, aged 32 years. Ameri-
can of Oct. 7, 1825

Sarah, wife of Gould, at Exeter, m 50th year,

30 years member of Baptist Church, Jan. 13, 1826

Lydia, widow of Peleg, at Swanzey, aged 70

years, May 6, 1826

James W., son of John, at Pawtucket, aged

3 years, 3 months, May 25, 1826

Elizabeth Weeden, only child of John, at Paw-
tucket, aged I year — months, June 2, 1826

Emma Seymour, infant daughter of Thomas
J., aged 14 months, 12 days, Aug. 19, 1826

Harriet R., wife of Job W., at Dighton, in
39th year. American of Aug. 29, 1826

Mary H., eldest daughter of Brayton, in 20th

year, Oct. 6, 1826

Nancy, daughter of Capt. Edward, at War-
ren, in 32d year, Oct. 7, 1826

Capt. lohn, at Swanzey, in 72nd year, Nov. 11, 1826

Lydiai daughter of William, at Swanzey, aged
12 years, from lockjaw, caused by a wound
on her finger, Nov. 16, 1826

Mrs. Olive, wife of Ambrose, and daughter
of Joseph Mason, of Swanzey, at Provi-
dence, in 31st year, July i, 1827

Rebecca K., wife of Thomas I., and eldest

daughter of William Bradford, Feb. 25, 1828

Henry C, formerly of North Kingstown, at
Charleston, S. C, aged 93 years. Ameri-
can of Feb. 29, 1828

Henrv, at Charleston, S. C, aged 93 years, 5
months; born at North Kingstown July
20, 1734, died March 10, 1828; served
through the Revolution as a marine; was

188

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

GARDINER:

a sailmaker oh the Bonne Homme Rich-
ard; also on the frigate Alliance, in the
war of. 1812, served also as sailmaker.
American of

David, formerly of Washington Co., R. I., at
the Hudson Print Works, N. Y.,

Ezekiel, at Exeter, in 52d year,

Flora (colored), at Lynn, aged 115 years;
she was captured in 1754 in Africa, and
carried to the West Indies where she lived
several years when she was purchased by
Capt. Lee, of Marblehead, and brought to
this country. American of

Chloe, at Dexter Asylum,

Major Alexander, at Cnarleston, S. C. Was
an aide to General Greene, in the Revolu-
tionary War. American of

James, at Rehoboth, in 8ist year,

James, at Rehoboth, aged 61 years,

Jesse, formerly of Exeter, at Coventry, Ct.,
in 46th year. American of

Joseph C, aged 28 years, teacher in sth
District School,

Patience H., wife of Samuel E., Jr., at Smith-
field, in 29th year,

Martha Ann, daughter of Peleg W., aged 4
years.

Rev. Dr. , of Boston, (Episcopal). Amer-
ican of

Wilkinson, at North Kingstown, aged 28
years. American of

Capt. Timothy, at Baltimore, native of Nan-
tucket, aged 73 years. American of

Mrs. Sarah, in ssd )ear,

Dr James, at Lynn, Mass., aged 66 years.
Was in the Revolution. American of

Mrs. Rebecca, at Warren, aged 45 years,

Elmira Amanda, daughter of James M., aged ,
12 months, 22 days,

Elmiiia Amanda, daughter of James M., aged
12 months, 22 days,

James H., eldest son of Capt. E. C, of Prov-
idence, at sea, on passage from Pernambuca,
to Philadelphia, in 27th year,

Mrs. Hannah, wife of Joseph, at Swanzey,
aged 67 years.

Edward, son of Peleg W., aged 13 months,

Mary, wife of Benjamin, daughter of the
late Christopher Allen, at North Kings-
town, aged 73 years. American of

Aprils, 1828

May 31, 1828
Aug. 5, 1828

Oct. 10, 1828
Jan. 15, 1829

March 20, 1829
May I, 1829
May 1, 1829

July 3, 1829

Oct. 20, 1829

March 14, 1830

April I, 1830

Oct. 5, 1830

Oct. 26, 1830

Dec. 10, 1830
Dec. 24, 1830

Feb. 7, 1832
March 10, 1832

April 26, 1832

April 26, 1832

June — , 1832

July 5, 1832
Nov. 14, 1832

Nov. 16, 1832

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS Igg

GARDINER Abigail, widow of Capt. Joseph, at

Newport Asylum, aged 84 years, Feb. 13, 1831

Samuel E., at South Kingstown, aged 28

years, Feb. 13, 1831

Joseph M., formerly of Providence, at Potts-

ville, Penn., in 31st ytar, Dec. 10, 1831

Abby C, wife of George T., at Warren, in

25th year. American of t)ec. 27, 1831

Mary Jane, infant daughter of Peleg W.,

aged 3 years, Dec. 27, 1833

GARDEN Mary, wife of Robert, formerly of

England, and late of Providence, at Balti-
more, aged 35 years, June i§, 1829
William, Esq., late U. S. Consular Agent at

Aux Cayes, aged 32 years, at New York.

American of Aug. 7, 1829

GARLIN wife of William, eldest daughter of

John Harriman, of Biicksport, Me., aged

30 years, Oct. 11, 1822

GARNET Robert, in Cumberland Co., Ky., aged

just 94 years. His descendents number

over 200. Was a Virginian 85 years.

American of Feb. 8, 1831

GARNETT John, at Goshen Poor House, aged

1 10 years. American of April 13. 1830

George Edward, infant son of Gideon. Aug. 17, 1832

GURNSKY Lewis, at Greenwich, N. Y., aged

89 years. Soldier of the Revolution.

American of Oct. i, 1830

GARRETl' Mr. , killed by lightning with

four others in Barnwell Dist., S. C , May i, 1821

Mrs Mary, at Sumpter District, aged 120

years. American of Aug. i, 1828

Olive, wife of Maj. Andrew, at West Barn-
stable, aged 70 years American of May 17, 1831
GARRICK Madame Violetti, widow cf the

British Roscias, in London, aged 99

years ; died in her chair. On the day of

her death she made arrangements to attend

the reopening of the Drury )<ane Theatre

in which she was a large proprietor. Amer-
ican of Dec. 7, 1822
David, at Carlisle, Eng., in 80th year. 50

years a banker in that city; of society

of Friends. American of Jan. 12, 1830

GARRICKSON John, at Providence, aged 22

years, Jan. 13, 1818

GARRISON Peter, killed by a ne<^ro, who was

burnt alive for the deed, at Greenville,

S. C. American of Aug. 9, 1825

190

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

GARTH General . the king's equerry, at

London. American of

GARVENT John, seaman of schooner Esther,
drowned on passage from Savannah to
Warren, native of Fayal. American of

GARWIN Rev. John, in Georgia, aged 54 years ;
Methodist, formerly on a mission to Sierra
Leone. American of

GARY Zephaniah, Jr., at Taunton, aged 44 years.
American of
Zephaniah, at Taunton, aged 74 years. Amer-
ican of
Dr. George, at Chepachet, aged 34 years,

GASKELL Penn, Esq., of Co. Cork, Ire., at
Dublin; was a descendent from William
Penn. American of
Thomas Penn, Esq., aged 61 )'ears, the heir
general of William the founder of Penn-
sylvania, in Ireland. American of
Silas, at Cumberland, in 39th year,

GASKVIN John, in England, aged 83 years. He
appointed for his pall bearers six grandsons ;
two named John, two George, and two Wil-
liam. His wife used to send an annual
present of rye bread to the King. Ameri-
can of

GASS Mary Ann, infant daughter of Samuel R.,
aged 16 months, 9 days,

GASSOWAY Capt. Henry, at Annapolis, Md.,
a soldier of the Revolution. American of
Gen. John, at Annapolis, Md., aged 66 years.
Soldier of the Revolution. American of

GASSEE M , at Massey, near Paris, a musical

composer, aged 95 years ; author of " Mar-
seilles Hymn.'' American of

GASTON Eliza, wife of Hon. William, at New-
burn, N. C. American of

GATEHELL Bethany, wife of Increase, at Men-
don, aajed 22 years. American of

GATES Nathaniel, at Worcester, aged 54 years ;
while fastening his oxen in their stalls for
the night he fell, received a severe blow,
and instantly died. American of
Sarah, wife of Capt. Asa, at Newport. Amer-
ican of
Elizabeth, daughter of Billings, at Newport,

in 1 8th year,
Mrs, Sarah, at Worcester, aged 78 years.
American of

Dec. 29, 1829

Oct. 4, 1825

May 24, 1816

Aug. 30, 1822

Dec. 26, 1823
Aug. 9, 1828

Dec. 19, 1823

Dec. 2, 1824
Nov. I, 1829

Sept. 27, 1816

Aug. 18, 1828

March 13, 1818

July 7, 1820

April 24, 1829

Feb. 12, (819

Nov. 2, 1827

Dec. 21, 1824

Aug. 29, 1826

March 6, 1827

Feb. I, 1828

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

191

GATES Mrs. Joanna, at Worcester, aged 31
years,
William M., second son of Major William, of

U. S. Army, at St. Augustine, Fla.,
Capt. John L., at Newport, aged 47 years.
American of

GATEWOOD Miss , m the burning of the

Richmond, Va., Theatre.

GAU Mr. , at Freyes, France ; he was shot

by order of Bonaparte for wearing the cross
of St. Louis ; he died like a hero. Amer-
ican of

GAUKER Miss Christiana, at Baltimore, aged
20 years. She was engaged to be married
to a young man who communicated the
fact to her that he had abandoned her. She
became violently insane and died 10 days
afterwards. She wanted to be dressed in
white at 3 o'clock, she said her wedding
hour, but it was her death hour instead.
American of

GAUSHI Alias Larochelle Michael, at William
Henry Carr's, aged 99 years. This is the
person mentioned in the papers ^ years
ago as having fasted 42 days,

GAVETT Mr. , shot as tis said wantonly, by

a sentinel as he was returning in a boat
from the U. S. Frigate Congress, at Ports-
mouth, N H. He leaves wife and 7 chil-
children,
Sylvester Franklin, infant son of Sylvester,
at Westerly,

GAVIT Keturah, wife of Sylvester, Esq., at
Westerly, aged 58 years,

GAVITT Sylvester, at Westerly, aged about 74
years. Soldier of the Revolution ; for a
number of years was surveyor for the port
of Pocatuck,

GAY Miss Selah, aged 72 years,

Oliver, of Pawtucket, drowned near Field's

Point,
George ; a red hot rod was accidentally run
into his thigh, at Hardwich. American of
David, at Dedham, aged 69 years. Ameri-
can of

'GAZEE Lydia, at Newport Asylum, aged 68
years,

GEARS Mary, widow of John, at Newport, in
Sad year. American of

Aug. 30, 1828

March 25, 1831

July 12, 1 83 1

Dec. 26, 181 1

July 5, 1814

March 22, 1822
March 14, i830>

Feb. 20, 1814

Dec. 7, 1823

May 15, 1819

May 2, 1829
May 17, 1822

Aug. 3, 1823

Nov. 29, 1825

March 25, 1831

Feb. 19, 183 1

Oct. 24, 1820

192

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

GEDDES Brig. Gen. John, at Charleston, S. C.
He died very suddenly of apoplexy ; his
eldest son swooned and in a few hours was
also a corpse. American of
GEER Azubah, widow, daughter of Daniel Chad-
wick, at Worcester. American of
GEOFFREY Abbe, at Paris, aged 76 years ; one
of the editors of Journal de I'Empire, con-
sidered one of the best theatrical critics of
France. American of
-GEFFREY Adeline, daughter of Nicholas, at
Newport, aged 16 years. American of
I.ouis, son of Nicholas, at Newport, aged 10
months,
GEHLAND M , a French chemist, in Ger-
many. Was too zealous in watching an ex-
periment. American of
GEHLON M.,'at Bavaria, professor of chemistry

in University of Munich. American of
GELSTON Dr. Roland, at Nantucket, late of

Portsmouth, aged 68 years,
GENET George Clinton, son of Edmund C,
aged 21 years, grandson of Vice-President
George Clinton, at New York. American
of
GEORGE III, at London, England; has been

King 59 years, 3 months, 9 days,
GEORGE IV, King of England, born Aug.

12, 1762, died,
GEORGE Sarah, widow of Capt. Thomas, at
Newport, in 76th year. American of

, a mulatto, executed for the murder of

Harriet Hearstall,
William, elector of Hesse Cassel, suddenly,
aged 73 years ; one of the oldest European
Sovereigns. American of

, child of David, at Concord, N. H.,

aged 2 years ; from a wound received from
a rooster whose spur penetrated the skull
bone. American of
Hector, also Polly his wife, at Littleton, N.

H.; died within 5 hours of each other,
Richard, at Mendon, aged 59 years,
Miss B , murdered by some unknown per-
son, at Lancaster Co., Va ,
Rev. Enock, at Baltimore, aged about 60
years; one of the Methodist Bishops.
American of
Sandwich Islander, lost overboard from ship
Constitution of Nantucket, at sea, during
her late voyage. American of

March 18, 1828
March 14, 1826

May 31, 1814

Aug. 27, 1819

Aug. 4, 1828

Dec. 15, 1815

Aug. 6, 1 8 16

Aug. 25, 1829

Oct. 10, 1817
Jan. 29, 1820
June 26, 1830
April 4, 1820
April 15, 1820

May II, 1 82 1

July 16, 1822

July 5, 1826
Oct. 23, 1827

April 8, 1828
Sept. 9, 1828
Oct. 26, 1830

KHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS I93

GERALD Daniel D., at Warwick, aged 27 years.

American of May 6, 1825

Samuel Arnold, youngest son of SamueP A.,

aged 3 years, 7 days, suddenly, Nov. 21, 1825

Clorinda, wife of Samuel A., in 42d year, June 23, 1832

GERARD Miss , in the burning of the Rich-
mond, Va., Theatre, Dec. 26, 181 1

GERER Mrs. , in the burning of the Rich-
mond, Va., Theatre, Dec. 26, 181 1

GERMAN Lieut. Lewis, U. S. Navy, at Sacketfs
Harbor, N. Y.; was with Hull and Bain-
bridge in the capture of the Guerriere and
Java. American of May 7, 181Q

GERRISH Francis, M. D.. at Salem, late of
the U. S. Navy, aged 26 years. Ameri-
can of April 27, 1 8 19
William P., in this town, aged 68 years,
at the almshouse; was the orily son of
John, a merchant, in Boston, and the first
regular auctioneer. American of March 25, 1823

GERRY Elbridge, Vice President of the U. S.,

at Washington, in 70th year, Nov. 24, 1814

GERSON George, the converted Jew, at Bath,

Eng., aged 32 years. American of Nov. 29, 1826

GETCHELL Moses, of Wells, Me., lost at sea

from brig Hector, Sept. 14, 182 1

GHENT Ephraim, of Cape Elizabeth, at Port-
land, aged 60 years, fell from a log on
Vaughan's Bridge into the river and
drowned ; was one of the crew of the Letter
of Markque Ship p-ox, which captured the
British Ship Comberwell and conveyed her
to Boston. She had a valuable cargo in-
cluding 60,000 deer skins. The Fox had
27 men, 8 guns and some Quakers. The
British had 57 men and 18 guns. Amer-
ican of Aug. 6, 1830

GHOLSON Hon. Thomas, M. C. from Virginia.

American of July 19, 1816

GIANPIERTO formerly Prefect of Police to
Murat, at Naples, assassinated. American
of May II, 1821

GIBB Robert, in New Brunswick ; was lost in
the wood and found dead, reclined near a
tree. His dog was near him in a starving
condition, having remained near his master
nearly a week. American of April 19, 1822

GIBBS Burrows H., " a sportsman of the first
water." His body was conveyed several
hundred miles to be delivered up to a sheriff

194

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

GIBBS

who had a bond of 1^4000 for his security.

American of
William, son of Silas, of Newport, in this

town, in 19th year,
Washington, graduate of Cambridge Univer-
sity, at Charleston, S. C. American of
Susan, youngest daughter of the late George,

of Newport, at Boston,
George W., son of John, of Providence, at

Charleston, S. C, in 23d year,
William. First Lieut. 44th Regiment of U. S.

Infantry, recently brevetted captain for his

conduct at New Orleans, at Washington,

D. C. American of
Rt. Hon. Sir Vicary, late Lord Chief Justice

of England, in London. American of
Mary, daughter of Col. George, at Sanwich,

L. I., aged 3 years,
Knos, at Portsmouth. A son of his, aged

about 10 years, was instantly killed by a

kick of a horse. American of
Eliza, wife of Capt. Enos, daughter of Capt.

Peleg Thurston, at Portsmouth, in 39th

year. American of
Sarah Maxwell, wife of Rev. AUston, of South

Carolina, at Bordentown, N. J., in 29th

year,
George, son of late John, of Providence, at

sea, on passage from New Orleans to New

York,
Mary Elizabeth, daughter of Caleb G., aged

2 years, 12 days,
Thomas, at Norwich, Ct., aged 43 years,

formerly of Coventry, R. I.,
Sarah Cahoone, only child of Caleb G., aged

10 months, 22 days,
Mary, widow of George, of Newport, at Bos-
ton, aged T] years,
Cynthia, at Newport, in 88th year,
Jonathan, at Portsmouth, aged 79 years,
Elisha, at Newport, aged 42 years,
Caleb Gardiner, of Providence, at Port

Prince, aged 36 years,
Elizabeth, daughter of late Capt. Jabez,

Bristol, aged 23 years,
Abraham (colored), aged about 81 years.

American of
Mary, widow of James, at Newport, aged 79

years, American of

au

at

June 18, 1816

June 19, 1816

July 26, 1 816

Jan. 13, 1817

Aug. 23, 1819

Sept. 17, 1819

March 31, 1820

June 2, 1820

Sept. I, 1820

Oct. 13, 1820

July 21, 1822

Sept., 1822

April 8, 1823

Sept. 10, 1823

Sept. 23, 1823

Dec. 26, 1 824
Oct. 26, 1825
Jan. 24, 1827
July 23, 1827

Dec. — , 1827

March 18, 1829

July 13, 1830

Dec. 28, 1830

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN- DEATHS 195

GIBBS , executed for piracy, at Ellis Island,

N. Y. American of Aprj.1 27, 1831

Mr. , at Newport, of the cholera. Amer-
ican of Aug. 14, 1832

Mary, wife of John, in 60th year, Sept. 21, 1832

GIBBON Lieut. J , in the burning of the

Richmond, Va., theatre, Dec. 26, 18 11

GIBBINS Mrs. Mary, aged 107 years, at Prince
Edward's Island. She retained her facul-
ties to the last and walked across the room
without assistance the day before she died.
American of Feb. 9, 1830

GIBSON Mrs. , in the burning of the Rich-
mond, Va., theatre, Dec. 26, 1811

James, at Canterbury, N. H.; fell from a tree
he had ascended to gather nuts. Amer-
ican of Oct. 19, 1813

John, negro cook, for poisoning a ship's crew,

executed at Charleston, Feb. 22, 18 17

Gen. John, at Braddocks Field, near Pitts-
burgh, Penn. He commanded a regiment
in the Revolution. In 1774 served under
Lord Dunmore in the expedition against
the Shawnee towns. He received from
Logan, the Indian Chief, the speech which
Mr. Jefferson's notes on Virginia gave a
literal translation which he delivered to
Lord Dunmore. American of April 26, 1822

Miss Esther, m 38th year, July 18, 1822

William, clerk in treasury department, in

Maryland. American of Oct. 14, 1823

Jonathan, at Grafton, Vt., aged ^^ years, sol-
dier of the Revolution ; was ait Bennington.
American of April 29, 1831

GIDDINGS Capt. Joseph, of Newburyport, in
the hospital ; was one of the prisoners on
board the U. S. Cartel Perseverance, from
Barbadoes; in this town (Masonic honors), July 31, 1813

John, at Boston, aged 64 years. American of Jan. 5, 1830

GIDEON Mrs. Lydia, in 87tb year, Dec. 4, 1826

GIFFORD Joseph, at Little Compton, in 71st

year, March 27, 181 1

Benjamin, at Westport, aged 89 years ; was
born at Dartmouth, and never 40 miles
from home. His surviving descendants
are 5 children and 189 grand and great-
grandchildren, April 30, 1817

John, in England, a political writer. Amer-
ican of April 28, 1818

Thomas, seamj.n, of Fairhaven, Mass., at

Bermuda, Oct. 23, 18 19

196

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

GIFFORD Enos, Esq., at Little Compton, in
8 1 St year,

Judith, daughter of Joseph, deceased, at Lit-
tle Compton. aged 50 years,

Phebe, wife of Ephraim, at Little Compton,
in 35th year,

Caroline Ann, daughter of Adam, at West
port, aged 18 months. American of

Ephraim, Esq., at Little Compton. Amer-
ican of

David, eldest son of Sylvester, Esq., aged 16
years, drowned at Little Compton,

Se'th, at Uxbridge, Mass., aged 70 years.
American of

Thankful .S., aged 13 years, at Westport,
daughter of Adam,

Hannah P., daughter of Adam, at Westport,
aged 21 years,

David, at Newport, aged 26 years. Amer-
ican of

Ruba, daughter of Silas, of Tiverton, at Fall
River, in 20th or 30th year. American of Jan.

George Walden, son of Nicholas, at Newport,
aged 5 years.

Miss Sally, in 6ist year,

Mary, wife of Isaac, aged 27 years,

Timothy, son of Joseph, of Dartmouth, Mass.,
aged 20 years, pupil of Friends Boarding
School, Providence.

Fortune, wife ot Mr. Gifford,of Great Polteney
Square, and daughter of late William Ran-
dolph, Esq., of Bristol, Eng., and cousin of
Hon. John and Hon. Thomas Jefferson, of
Virginia, at Bath, Eng. American of

. wife of Silas, at Tiverton, aged 55 years,

Warren, at New Bedford, aged 5 1 years,
GILCHRIST Octavius G., F-sq., in England ;
well known to the literary world. Ameri-
can of

Laura J., wife of Robert, merchant, and
daughter of Hon. Ambrose Spencer, at
Albany, N. Y., aged 22 years. American of
GILE Major Ezekiel, at Plaistow, N. H., aged
85 years. He served under Gen. Aber-
crombie in 1755 ; in 1759 was in expedition
under Gen. Amherst; in 1775 was at Cam-
bridge; 1776 at Ticonderoga; 1777 at the
taking of Burgogne ; 1 778 at siege of Rhode
Island. After the war he served his town
in several important offices. American of

Nov. 20, 1820
Aug. 22, 1821

Oct. 26, 1 82 1
Dec. ir, 1821

July 26, 1822

Aug. 13, 1822

June 15, 1824

April 10, 1825

May 2, 1825

Aug. 30, 1825

10, and 13, 1826

April 3, 1826
Aug. 2, 1827
May 2, 1829

Jan. 27, 1830

May 7, 1830

Jan. 20, 1 83 1

May 8, 1831

Sept. 2, 1823

March 22, 1825

April 13, 1827

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

197

GILES Abraham B. V., youngest son of Hon.
William B., in Virginia. American of

Abigail, widow of Samuel, of Providence, at
Cranston, aged 85 years,

Gen. Aquilla, in New York, an officer of the
Revolution. American of

Rev. John, senior pastor of Second Presby-
terian Church, at Newburyport, Mass.,
aged 68 years. American of

John, at Cranston, aged about 50 years,

Charles, son of David M. and Abigail, aged S
months,

Stephen, at Wolfeboro, N. H., aged 23 years,
from a kick in the bowel by a horse. Amer-
ican of

William B., late member of Virginia Conven-
tion, m Virginia. American of
GILBERT Rebecca, wife of Seth, Esq., at Mans-
field, in 83d year. American of

Dr. James, of New Haven, Ct., aged 39 years,
at sea, on board ship Morning Star, on
passage from Charleston to Havana,

Col. Samuel, at Hebron, in 84th year,

Major Daniel, at Mansfield, aged 5 1 years,

Hannah, wife of James, at Mansfield, aged
52 years,

George, Esq., aged 59 years, burial at Mans-
field.

E , actor, perished in the burning of the

Royal Brunswick Theatre, London,

Mrs. Christiana, aged 58 years,

Abraham, at Glocester, aged 68 years. Amer-
ican of

Thaddeus, at Cummington, aged 80 years;
Revolutionary soldier. American of
GILFERT Charles, theatrical manager, at New

York. American of
GILL Mrs. Rachel, at Philadelphia, of Society
of Friends. Had charge for many years
of the Female Institution for the Distressed,
aged 71 years. American of
GILLARD John, of Pawtucket, on coast of

Africa,
GILLETT Emma, wife of Bezeleel, and daugh-
ter of Anthony Wilbur, Esq., of Newport,
at Raleigh, N. C, in 25th year. American of

Peter, at Norton, Mass., aged 56 years,
drowned while bathing in the pond,

Rev. Alexander, aged 76 years ; at Torring-
ton, Ct., very suddenly.

Jan. 17, 1817*.
Aug. 22, 1819
April 19, 1822

Oct. 1;, 1824
June 21, 1827

Feb. II, 1828

June 14, 1831
Dec. 23, 1 83 1
Aug. 27, 18 1 3

Feb. II, 1818

April 21, 1818

March 14, 1820

Feb. 12, 1826

June S, 1826

Feb. 8, 1828
May 23, 1829

June 25, 1830

Nov. I, 1830

Aug. 4, 1829

Oct. 3, 1823
Feb. — , 1826

Nov. 19, 1822
July II, 1823
Jan. 19, 1826

198 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

GILLIAM Lieut. Henry, at Thompson's Island.

Was in the first cruise of the Constitution

after commencement of hostilities. In the

second cruise is said to have been the man

who gave Capt. Lambert his death wound.

Americano! Nov. 14, 1823

GILLPATRICK Mary B., daughter of Mrs.

Hunnats, of Saco, Me., aged 18 years, at

Boston, while on a visit, Jan. 10, 1830

GILLSON Charles Potter, infant son of Oliver,

Jr., July 25, 1823

Daniel, at Attleboro, aged 76 years. Ameri-
can of May 30, 1826
GILLMAN Arabella, wife of Moses, at Boston,

aged 24 years, April 11, 183 1

GILMAN Dr. George, eldest son of Dr. Josiah,

at York, Me., aged 28 years,
Capt. Stephen, at Unity, aged 72 years,

Soldier of the Revolution ; was at Bunker

Hill. American of
John Taylor, at Exeter, N. H.; for many

years Governor of the State. American of
Joseph, eldest son of Benjamin Ives Gilman,

Esq., in Louisville, Ky.,
Mrs. Rebecca, widow of Joseph, Esq., for-
merly of New Hampshire, at Philadel-
phia, in 76th year. American of
Hon. Nicholas, U. S. Senator from N. H.,

at Philadelphia,
GILMORE Nancy, wife of Sidney, at Taunton.

American of
Benjamin Brooks, son of George W., aged 19

months,
Nancy, aged 70 years,
GILLMORE Col Nathaniel, son of late Nathan-
iel, of Providence, at Stafford, Ct., aged 58

years, Dec. 30, 1828

GILPIN Joseph Sims, second son of John Ber-
nard Gilpin, Esq., H. B. M's Consul, at

Newport ; was a midshipman on board the

Boyne, flagship of Admiral Sir Harry Neal,

in Basque Road; was mortally wounded

while in command of a boat's crew in an

action with the French, May 8, 181 1

Mary, wife of John B., and daughter of C^apt.

John MiKer, of and at Newport, aged 33

years American of July 11, 1814

GILSILLAN Thomas, at Barnet.Vt. His three

children, William, Agnes and Thomas, died

of typhus fever. American of July 18, 1815

April 13,

1830

Sept. 9,

1828

Aug. 13,

1823

May 27,

1823

May 2.

1814

March 15,

1822

Nov. 1 6,
Sept. 22.

1824
1832

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

199

GIMBOL John, at Oakham, Eng., aged 75
years ; among his effects were found three
bushels of malt which he had purchased to
help out his wedding day, but the bride
failing to fulfill the contract it remained
unused and was used by him as a reminder
of woman's fickleness. American of
GINNODO Alfred, at South Kingstown, in isth

year,
GIPPLE George, aged about 35 years, fell from
the staging at the raising of a meeting
house, at Cayuga CreeK, N, Y., and died
next day. Americf-n of

GIRARD Gen. , a French general, from

wounds and anxiety of mind (after his de-
feat by Gen. Hill), in Spain. American of

Stephen, the Philadelphia banker. Ameri-
can of

GIRARDIN Mrs. , and two children, in the

burning of the Richmond, Va., theatre,
GIVENS William, aged about 75 years,

GIVEN Mr. , of New York, lost in the

wreck of the ship Diamond. American of

Dr. John S., at Carlile Barracks, Penn., from
bursting of the cannon while firing salutes,
GLADDING Timothy, in this town, in 68th
year,

Mary, wife of Benjamin, in this town, aged
62 years,

Ebenezer, late of this town, at Riga, N. Y.,
by a fall of a tree,

Mary, wife of John, and daughter of John
Perrin, of and at this town, in 30th year,

Elizabeth, daughter of Timothy, aged 14
months,

Capt. Samuel, at Bristol, in 46th year,

Capt. Nathaniel, in this town, in 60th year,

Ann, wife of George W., and daughter of
Abel Jacobs, of Thompson, Ct., in 19th
year,

Hale, in this town, m 43d year,

Sarah, wife of Capt. Joshua, at Bristol, aged
61 years,

Margaret, wife of Capt. John, formerly of
Providence, and daughter of the late Dr.
Philip Padelford. American of

Henry, Jr., at Newport, in 3Sth year. Amer-
ican of

John, Sr., in 82d year, has left a posterity of
6 children, 40 grand and 40 great-grand-
children, at Bristol,

Aug. 22, 1815
Oct. 14, 1821

June 26, 1832

Feb. II, 1812

Jan. 3, 1832

Dec. 26, 1 81 1
Oct. 30, 1 82 1

March i, 1825

July 4, 1825

Nov. 6, 1808

Oct. 21, 1809

April — , 1 810

Oct. 12, 181 1

June 8, 18 12

Dec. 8, 1813

March 6, 18 r 4

May. 1 6, 1814
Dec. 15, 1815

Jan. 27, 1819

Sept. 24, 1 8 19
March 24, 1820.

Sept. 25, 182a

200

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

GLADDING Mrs. Rebecca, at Bristol. Ameri-
can of Oct. 10, 1820
Cvnthia Wheaton, wife of Col. Abraham S.,

'in 32d year, July 28, 1821

Hannah Rowland, youngest daughter of

Capt. Nathaniel, at Bristol, aged 14

months, Aug. 22, 182 1

Nancy, eldest daughter of Capt. Nathaniel,

at Bristol, aged 12 years, Oct. 2, 1821

George, Jr., only child of George, at Barring-
ton, aged 7 years, Nov. 2, 1821
James W., infant son of Nicholas B , aged

10 months, Dec. 25, 1821

Freelove, widow of Hall, in 44th year, March 7, 1822

William, at Bristol, aged 70 years, pensioner

of the Revolution. American of Nov. 22, 1822

Susan Cady, youngest daughter of Joseph S.,

at Plainfield, Ct., aged 2 years. American

of Dec. 17, 1822

Allen Tillinghast, infant son of Capt. John,

aged 3 months, Aug. 3, 1824

Henry, at Newport, aged 79 years, Feb. 24, 1825

Henry, of Newport, who died recently, was

the last surviving member of a family of

twenty sons and one daughter having the

same mother. American of March 8, 1825
, widow of Henry, at Newport, drowned

herself while insane. American of June 3, 1825

, child of John, aged i year, at Bristol, Aug. 18, 1826

Benjamin Fuller, son of Samuel, at Bristol,

aged 3 years, 7 months, July 29, 1827

Margaret, infant daughter of Capt. John,

aged 8 months, Oct. i, 1827

Joshua, at Bristol, aged 71 years, Feb. 3, 1828

Mary, daughter of, Benjfmin, Oct. 17, 1828

Nancy, widow of Timothy, in 78th year, May 13, 1830

Jonathan, son of Hall, in 22d year, March 6, 1831

Sarah Foster, wife of Samuel, daughter of

Joseph Sweet, in 26th year, Oct. 20, 1831

Sarah Foster, wife of Samuel, and daughter

of Joseph Sweet, in 26th year, Oct. 22, 1831

Capt. Nathaniel, Jr., at Bristol, in 31st year.

American of Nov. 15, 1831

Sarah Ann, wife of Samuel, 2d, at Bristol,

aged 26 years, suddenly, Feb. 3, 1832

Louisa Frances, only daughter of Henry C,

in 2d year, April 13, 1832

Eleanora, infant daughter of Nathaniel, aged

2 years, April 25, 1832

Mary Tillinghast, daughter of Capt. John, in

Stn year, June 3, 1832

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

201

GLADDING Frances C, wife of Henry G., and
^ daughter of. Pardon T. Hurlburt, at Digh-
, ton, in 25th year,
Benjamin, in 90th year,
GLASCOCK Gen. John S., member of South
Carolina legislature, at Edgefield Court
House, S. C; was severely wounded by
discharge of a gun which caused his death.
American of

GLASS , daughter of Reuben, at Bath, N.

Y., fell from a wagon and was killed.
American of
GLASSIER Capt. John, aged 73 years,
GLEASON Simeon, at Dana, Mass., aged 43
years, about
Capt. Joseph, commissary of gth regiment,
U. S. Infantry, aged 33 years, son of the
late Capt. Joseph, of Boston, at Michilli-
makinack,
Samuel, at Worcester, aged 17 years. Amer-
ican of
Abel, formerly of Boston, at New York,

aged 39 years. American of
Mrs. Rebecca T., at Boston, aged 32 years.
American of
GLEAVES John, from a blow of a stone, at

Philadelphia, aged 25 years,
GLENN John, an Englishman, aged about 40

years, drowned in the harbor,
GLIDDEN Mrs. Ruth, wife of Charles, Esq., at

Whitefield. American of
GLISSON Sarah W., wife of John, at Newport,
daughter of Thomas Sommers, Esq., of
Charleston, S. C, at Newport, aged 38
years,
GLOSS F"rances Alio, at Dayton, O. American
of

GLOVER Mrs. Polly, at Portsmouth, aged ,

from excessive use of gin. American of
Mary Ann, granddaughter of late John Bra-
zier, Esq., at Boston. American of
GOD BOLD Gen. Thomas, at Marion District,

S. C. American of
GODDARD William, at Newport, aged 75 years.
American of
Mrs. Mary, at Newport, in S9th year,
Rev. Edward, at Swansey, former pastor of

Congregational church there,
Townsend, eldest son of Thomas, at New-
port, in 20th year. American of

Aug. 14, 1832
Jan. 9, 1833

Feb. 13, 1824

June 23, 1820
Aug. 10, 1820

Jan. 21, 1810

March 27, 1820

July 28, 1826

Jan. 8, 1830

March 22, 1831

July 21, 1828

Aug. 14, 1832

Nov. 6, 1829

Oct. 16, 1 821

Oct. 5, 1824

May 21, 1830

March i, 1831

July 29, 1825

May 4, 18 10
July 4, 1811

Oct. f3, i8ri

Oct. 15, 1811

2Q2 VITAL RECORD OP RHODE ISLAND

GODDARD Mary Catharine, at an advanced
age, at Baltimore ; was for a time editress
of Baltimore Journal and postmistress, Aug. 12, 1816

William, Esq., at Providence, first editor and
proprietor of the Providence Gazette ; he
had published papers in New York, Phila-
delphia and Baltimore ; he had just com-
pleted his 77th year ; his burial was at the
North End, Dec.23, 1817

Benjamin, son of the late Stephen, of New-
port, m 26th year, at Darlington Court-
bouse, S. C, Nov. 6, 1819

James W., »on of Thomas, at Newport, in

26th year, Feb. 19, 1821

Ann Eliza, eldest daughter of late William, in

31st year, Oct. 9, 182 1

Rebecca, daughter of Thomas, at Newport, Sept. 15, 1822

Eliza, infant daughter of William G., editor
of this paper, aged 9 months, Jan. 13, 1823

Edward V., infant son of Henry, aged i year,
from a severe scald, Jan. 20, 1824

Amanda F., daughter of Salmon, Esq., aged

about 2 years, at Royalston, Mass., April S, 1824

Dolly, wife of Salmon, Esq., at Royalston,

Mass., June 24, 1824

Mary, wife of John, Esq., and daughter of
Paul Peck, Jr., Esq., at Philadelphia.
Am.erican of April 15, 1825

Tyler P., eldest son of Tyler, aged 17 years,

at Paxton, Mass. American of Oct. 18, 1825

Clarissa, j'oungest daughter of Elder 1 ^uther,

at Worcester, aged 26 years, April 13, 1826

Hon. John, at Portsmouth, N. H., aged 73
years. American of Dec. 22, 1829

Thomas, accountant, killed in the Clift street

catastrophe. New York, May 4, 1832

Thomas H., the accountant, killed by a fall-
ing building, in New York. American of May 8, 1832
GODEY, formerly Prince of Peace, of Spain ; he
bequeathed his property, near $7,000,000.
to Kirg Ferdinand ; in Italy. American of Nov. 20, 1823
GODFREY Richard, in this town, in 37th year, Jan. 9, 1809

Mary, daughter of Col. Benjamin, at Milford,

aged 23 years. May 26, 1816

Samuel W., son of Col. Benjamin, at Mil-
ford, Mass., in 22d year, July g, 18 17

Samuel E,, executed for murder, at Wood-
stock, Vt., Feb. 13, 18 1 8

Mrs. . at Deerfield, N. H., aged 100 years,

5 months ; she died in the first house

KHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS 203

GODFREY :

erected in the town and is the first death in
it ; although occupied as a dweUing was
erected by Mr. Longfellow as a garrison.
American of May i, 1821

Frances, daughter of Joshua, aged 2 years, 6

months, July 28, 182 1

Mrs. Jemima, wife of William, at Taunton,

aged 38 years, May 24, 1822

Miss Penelope, at Newport almshouse, aged

72 years, Nov. 3, 1822

Mary, the first person born in Rhode Island
Colony, died April 14, 1715, aged TJ years.
American of Feb. 25, 1823

Capt. Isaac, at Taunton, in 87th year. Amer-
ican of • Feb. 18, 1825

Sally Granger, daughter of Christopher C,

aged 15 years. April 20, 1825

Capt. Caleb, in 89th year, Aug. i, 1825

Capt. Caleb ; served in the Revolution, and
was one of those who burnt the Gaspee,
in Providence river in June, 1772. Of
these daring men 4 are now known to be
alive. American of Aug. 9, 1825

Mrs. Mary Ann, at Newport, aged 22 years ;
she was the daughter of Capt. Solomon N.
Barlow. American of May 15, 1827

Rebecca Frances, infant daughter of Chris-
topher C. Godfrey. Oct. 12, 1828

Sarah, widow of Richard, in 91st year, Nov. 24, 1828

Capt. Samuel, aged about 88 years, Sept. 21, 1831

GOFF Elder Nathan, at Rehoboth, in 69th year.

American of July 2, 18 19

Joseph, Esq., at Rehoboth, in 95th year ; also
Patience, his wife, in 89th year. Had
lived together 71 years, had \i\ children,
57 grand and 71 great grandchildren.
American of Feb. 25, 1820

Levi, Jr., at Rehoboth, aged 50 years. Amer-
ican of , Feb. 25, 1820

Merian, widow of Squire, at Rehoboth, in

90th year, Oct. 15, 1820

James, Jr., of Warren, at Matanzas, in 46th

year, June 13, 1827

Samuel, at Boston, aged 83 years. Ameri-
can of July 7, 1830
GOFFICON Thomas, formerly of South Caro-
lina, at Matanzas, W. I., aged 25 years, Dec. 6, 1817
GOLD Thomas, Esq., at Pittsfield, Mass., oldest
attorney before the Berkshire bar and

204

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

GOLD:

formerly president of the Agricultural
Bank. American of

GOLDSBORO Robert, Esq., at Cambridge, Md.,
killed by a stick of timber flying in a whirl-
wind at that place,

GOLDSBURY Rev. Asa C, formerly of Provi-
dence, at New Orleans,

GOLLMAN Rachel, wife of John. Jr., aged 19
years, at Portsmouth, R. I., suddenly,

GOLZ Lt. Gen. Count, formerly Ambassador to
Russia, in Berlin. American of

GOMEZ Esther, wife of Moses, and daughter of
the late Aaron Lopez, of Newport, at New
York,

GONSOLVO Samuel, aged 38 years, son of
John, of Providence, at New Orleans,

GONSOLVE Sarah, wife of William, in 44th
year,

GONSALIR Hercule, aged 67 years, Cardinal
and Prime Minister of Pius VII, at Rome.
American of

GOOD Abraham, at Williamsville, Niagara Co.,
N. Y., aged 26 years, a suicide ; had been
married 6 months and was in good cir-
cumstances. American of

GOODALE John, at Worcester, Mass., aged 82
years. American of
Miss Martha, at Abington, Ct., aged 42 years,
after an illness of 1 7 years,

GOODALL Rev. David, at Littleton, N. H.,
aged 80 years ; graduated from Dartmouth
at the time of the Revolution, assisted in
the capture of Chamolee, a St. John's set-
tlement in the Quebec Expedition ; was
minister at Halifax, Vt., 20 years ; was
member of N. H. Assembly, and one of the
oldest magistrates in the State. American
of

GOODELL Amasa, at Pomfret, Ct., aged 75
years. American of

GOODENOUGH Eliza, at Wendall, Mass.,
aged 15 years. American of

GOODHUE Hon. Benjamin, Esq., late a U. S.
Senator, at Salem, Mass., aged 66 years.
American of
Timothy J., aged 2 years, 8 months, July 17 ;
Addison, in 8th year, July 23 ; Elizabeth,
in 17th year, July 30; Jonathan B., in 13th
year, Aug. 6. These are all children of

March 2, 1827

June 21, 1817

Sept. 17, 1827

April 6, 1 83 1

Sept. 20, 1 8 16

Jan. 3, 181 1

April 23, 1830

July 2, 1832

April 23, 1824

July 31, 1829
May 4, 1827
Aug. 2, 1828

March 23, 1830
Feb. 17, 1S24
Dec. 20, i8i6

Aug. 5, 1814

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN- DEATHS 205

GOODHUE:

Daniel, late of Rumney, Grafton Co., N.
H., all from dysentSry ; had just recovered
from the measles, at Pawtucket. Ameri-
can of Aug. 10, 1 82 1
Charles Treadwell, son of Daniel T., aged i
year, Jan. 20, 1822
GOODING Matthew, at Dighton, Mass., aged

6i years, Jan. 10, 1821

John, son of John, at Bristol, N. Y., aged 6
years, killed himself by striking his head
with a hatchet with which he was splitting
some wood. American of May i, 182 1

Hannah, widow of Matthew, at Wellington,

aged 49 years. American of May 27, 1825

GOODMAN Elizabeth, Laura, Louisa and Eu-
genea, daughters of Dukej also his sister,
all of the fever, at Charleston, S. C. Amer-
ican of Oct. 19, 1824
GOODRICH Chauncey, at Hartford, Ct., Lt.

Governor of the State, aged 57 years, Aug. 18, 1815

Julia Ann N., wife of James, daughter of the
late William Lawton, of Providence, at
Nantucket, in 22d year, May 4, 1824

, child of William B., at Buffalo, burnt

to death by clothes taking fire. American
of Dec. 16, 1831

GOODRIDGE Mrs. Mary, widow of Joseph, at
Beverly, Mass., took a few drops of prussic
acid by mistake. American of Sept. 14, 1824

GOODSON John, aged 31 years, Feb. 17, 1817

GOODSPEED Sarah, wife of Jeremiah, and

daughter of Leonard Wilcox, in 19th year, Nov. 4, 1826

GOODWIN Henry,. only son of the late Henry,
of Newport, a graduate of R. I. College, in
Cuba. American of Jan. 10, 1812

Nathaniel, Esq., at Plymouth, Mass., aged 71
years ; was for the last 25 years Major
General of the 5th Division, Massachusetts
Militia. American of March 23, 181 9

Benjamin, of Hudson, N Y., at Havana, June 13, 1819

John Alfred, son of James T., Esq., at Co-
lumbia, S. C, Aug. 24, 1821
James A., infant son of James T., Esq., of

Columbia, S. C, at Providence, July 29, 1823

James, of Ireland, at Mobile, aged 37 years, Aug. 17, 1825

Mrs. Sarah, wife of Dr. Charles, at Taunton,

aged 28 years. American of Feb. 9, 1827

GOOLSBY William, at Albemarle, Va., aged
108 years His wife is still alive only a

206

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

GOOLSBY:

few years younger and have been mar-
ried more than 80 years. His strength
and faculties were good and eyesight per-
fect,

GORDON Capt. , killed in a duel with

Mr. Hanson. American of

Capt. Charles, Commander of U. S. Frigate
Constitution, at Messina, Italy ; buried with
due honors,

Capt. , of the U. S. Mediterranean

Squadron, supposed to have died from his
fever. American of

Capt. , of U. S. Mediterranean Squad-
ron, reported to have died of his fever some
days since is here contradicted. American
of

William, Esq., at Washington, D. C, aged 43
years, a clerk in the War department.
American of

Walter Sherlan, aged 24 years, third son of
Robert C, of Philadelphia, at his uncle's
residence, Isles of Barbadoes,
GORE John, Esq., at Boston, aged 46 years.
American of

John, at Boston, aged 37 years. American of

Hon. Christopher, at Waltham, Mass., aged
69 years ; for a time was U. S. district
attorney, governor and State senator,
GORHAM Benjamin, son of the late Major Ja-
bez, in this town, in 24th year,

Samuel, formerly of this town, at Cranston,
in 54th year,

Amey, wife of Capt. Jabez, and youngest
daughter of Samuel Thurber, Esq., in 26th
year,

Lieut. Benjamin, of 5th Regiment U. S. In-
fantry, at Fort Armstrong,

Harriet Sheldon, infant daughter of John,

Benjamin, son of Capt. Jabez,

George, son of John,

Susan Earle, daughter of Daniel, at Warwick,

Daniel, at Phenix, in 37th year. American of

Dr. John, Professor- of Chemistry, Harvard
University, at Boston, aged 46 years,
GORTON Edward H., son of John, at New
Shoreham, in 31st year, drowned in the
storm of

Sarah, wife of Jonathan, at Warwick, in 76th
year,

March 22, 1818
Jan. 19, 1 8 10

Sept. 6, 1816

Dec. 3, 1816

Dec. 24, 1 8 16
June 8, 1827

Aug. 12, 1829

April I, 1817
Nov. 4, 1817

March i, 1827
Nov. 12, 1809
Sept. 19, 1817

Nov. 26, 1820

Oct. 13, 1821

Feb. 28, 1822

Dec. 5, 1823

July 21, 1826

March 9, 1828

March 17, 1829

March 27, 1829

Sept. 23, 1815
Feb. 8, 1816

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

207

GORTON Hannah, wife of Thomas, and daugh-
ter of Rev. Thomas Manchester, of East
Greenwich, at West Greenwich, in 28th
year ; sermon by Rev. Pardbn Tillinghast,

Jonathan, Esq , at Warwick, in 83d year,

Samuel, Esq., in 78th year,

Mrs. Phebe, of East Greenwich, in 84th year,
at Tiverton,

Edward, at Newport, aged 74 years. Amer-
ican of

John, at Warwick, in 69th year,

Mary Blodgett, infant daughter of Capt.
Clarke, aged i year, at Warwick,

Capt. Benjamin E., son of late Benjamin, of
Warwick, at Providence, in 57th year (Ma-
sonic honors),

John, at New Shoreham, late representative
from that town,

Cindrilla, wife of Oliver, at Warwick, in 24th

^ year,

Cynthia, wife of James, Jr., daughter ot Rus-
sell Burlingame, of Coventry, at Jewett
City, Conn., in 29th year,

Capt. Clarke, of Providence, master of brig
Robert Cochran, at Kingston, Jam., in 46th
year,

Mary, wife of Jeremiah, and daughter of
Richard Arnold, of Cranston, at Newport,
N. Y.,

Benjamin, at Warwick, in 53d year,

John, E.sq., at New Shoreham, perished in
the late snowstorm,

Oliver, at North Providence, aged 36 years.
American of

Rhoda, widow of Edward, at Newport, aged
66 years. American of
GORY Daniel, at Glocester, aged 72 years; was
a native of Scotland and an officer in the
Highland Regiment who were made pris-
oners at Boston after the enemy had evacu-
ated the place in 1776. American of
GOSMER George, at New York, aged 66 years.

American of
GOSS John, in this town, aged 30 years,

Esther, widow of John, in this town, in 31st
year,
GOUCH Simeon, of Rhode Island, at sea, on

board U. S. Ship Cyane. American of
GOULD Alice, daughter of the late Thomas, at
Middletown, in 47th year,

Sept. 19, 181 6
Oct. 23, 1820
Nov. 25, 1820

Nov. 21, 182 1

Feb. 19, 1822
March 8, 1822

May 30, 1822

Dec. 22, 1822

Dec. 23, 1822

March 24, J. 823

April 3, 1824

July 6, 1825

Feb. 2, 1828
Aug. 18, 1828

Jan. 2, r829

Feb. 8, 1831

Feb. 18, 1831

March 29, 18 14

June 6, 1820
Jan. 21, i8io

Jan. 13, 1812

Jan. S, 1821

July 10, 1810

208

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

GOULD Alice, widow of Thomas, at Middle-
town, in 79th year. American of

Mrs. , widow of Dr. , of Bramford,

Ct., at Litchfield. American of

Sarah, widow of John, Esq., at Middletbwn,
aged 79 years,

Jacob, aged 65 years, murdered at Stoneham,
Mass. American of

Thomas, merchant, son of Benjamin, of New-
port, at Albany, N. Y., in sist year,

Mary Jane, youngest daughter of David, aged
18 months,

Benjamin, at Newport, in 87th year,

Mrs. Catharine, at Newport, aged 99 years.
American of

Horace H., son of Jacob C, aged 15 months,
8 days,

Miss Martha, at Newport, aged 86 years,

Mary, at Newport, Society of Friends, aged
81 years,

Isaac, seaman from brig Shibboleth, at the
hospital,

Bathsheba, at Newport, of Society of Friends,
aged 20 years,

Ann Ehza, wife of Col. John, only daughter
of Nathaniel P. Whitney, in 27th year,

James R., attorney at law, son of Hon. James,
of Litchfield, Ct., at Augusta, Ga., in 27th
year. American of

Abraham, of Portland, perished at sea in
wreck of schooner Enterprise. American
of

Asahel, at Newton, aged 31 years, leaves wife
and 4 children ; was accidentally killed by
a premature discharge of a pistol,

Mary Ann, wife of James, in 21st year,

Edmund A., son of Edmund C, at Glenford,
Scituate, in 7th year,
GOULDING Clarke, at Worcester, aged 61
years,

Mary E., daughter of Palmer, late of Wor-
cester, at Providence,
GOURLEY Charles G., son of Jacob B., Esq.,
aged 20 years, at New London, Ct. Amer-
ican of
GOVERNEUR Isaac, at New York, killed in a
duel. American of

Isaac H., only son of late Isaac, Esq., in Lon-
don, aged 20 years.

Nov. 27, 1810

Oct. II, 1816

Dec. 2, 1816

Dec. 4, 1819

April 20, 1820

July 2, 1 82 1
Aug. 21, 1821

July 9, 1822

Sept. 8, 1822
Sept. 7, 1823

April 3, 1824

June 6, 1828

July 29, 1828

May 12, 1829

Oct. 26, 1830

March 11, 1831

April 18, 1 83 1
Jan. 21, 1832

Jan. 28, 1832

Aug. 14, 1829

May I, 1830

July 22, 1828
July 18, 1815
June 21, 1820

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

209

GO WAN Lieut. John S., of U. S. Frigate Essex,
killed in a duel on James Island in the Pa- %.
cific Ocean. American of
GRACIE Elizabeth Stoughton, wife of William,
and daughter of Oliver Wolcott, at Hurl-
gate, N. Y., in 24th year. American of
GRAFTON Mary Ann Eliza, daughter of Ben-
jamin C, aged 3 years, n months,
Susan Gray, daughter of Nathaniel, aged 16

months,
Harriet S., wife of J. D., daughter of the late
Rev. Dr. Stillman, of Boston, at St. Gene-
vieve, Mo., aged 25 years,
Samuel, aged 2 years, 9 months, son of Capt.

Samuel,
Margaret Jane, daughter of George, aged 6

years, 4 months,
Mrs. Hannah, in 71st year,
Stephen Gano, infant son of Rev. Benjaniin

C, aged 4 monchs, 4 days, at Seekonk,
Ann, wife of Rev. Benjamin C, at Taunton,
in 45th year,
(^AHAM George W., aged 15 years, 7 months,
son of Robert, on board the Gen. Hamil-
ton, where he was a midshipman,
James, executed for the murder of Hugh
Cameron and Alexander McGallaway, at
Delhi, N. Y. He was an Irishman and the
victims Scotchmen. He protested his in
nocence to the last. American of
Thomas, aged 38 years,

Hon. John, U. S. Minister to Brazil, in
Washington, D. C. American of

Dr. , at New Orleans, said to have been

murdered by Campbell Carlisle over some
trifling dispute. American of
Robert, at Newport, aged 53 years, fell from

roof of a house,
Susannah, widow of Robert, at Newport,

aged 40 years,
William G., editor of the New York En-
quirer, killed in a duel with Mr. Barton,
at Hoboken,
George, Esq., Commissioner of the General
Land office, at Washington City. Ameri-
can of
GRANGER Joshua I., mate of schooner Susan,
Capt. Lumbard, drowned on passage from
Newburyport to St. Bartholomew. Ameri-
can of

Aug. 23, 1 814

July 6, 1829

Oct. 16, 181 1

March 13, 1821

Aug. 2X, 1821

Dec. 14, 1821

June 29, 1828
March 13, 1831

May 10, 1 83 1

Feb. 6, 1832

May 13, 1811

Aug. 16, 1814
May 14, 1820

Aug. 15, 1820

Feb. 13, 1824

Dec. IS, 1825

March 23, 1826

Nov. 28, 1827

Aug. 13, 1830

May I, 1810

210 VITAL RECORD OP RHODE ISLAND

GRANGER Hon. Gideon, at Canandaigua, N.
Y., late Postmaster General of the United
States. American of Jan. lo, 1823

Bildad, in sist year. American of Oct. 14, 1823

Frederick, at Koston. aged 70' years, native
of Springfield, Mass.; was many years at-
tached to the orchestra and noted as a
composer and musician. He served the
entire Revolutionary War in the army, Feb. 7, 1830

GRANT Capt. , of Castme, Me., at St.

Pierre, W. I., Sept. 2, 1809

Capt. Joshua, at Wrentham, Mass., fell from
a haystack, Sept. i, 1810

Elias, at Attleboro, aged 35 years, Jan. 9, 181 1

Daniel, at Baltimore. American of Julyg, 1816

Rev. Ebenezer, at Princeton, N. J., pastor of
Presbyterian Church, in 48th year, at Bed-
ford, Westchester Co., N. Y., Sept. 6, 1821

John, at Cumberland, in 72d year, Sept. 13, 1821

Nabby, wife of John, and daughter of late
Nathaniel Richmond, of Providence, at
Uxbridge, aged 25 years. American of Nov. 23, 1821

Patrick, a soldier, in Scotland, aged 1 1 1 years, *

the last survivor of the battle of Colloden.
He enjoyed a pension of a guinea a week
from the King's privy purse. American of April 23, 1824

Allen, son of Benjamin, at Bristol, aged 24
years. American of Jan. 29, 1828

Gilbert, Esq., at Cumberland, in 88th year,
at the residence of Capt. Burton Burlin-

^ game; was a soldier of the Revolution, Sept. 23, 1829

Shubael, at OlneyviUe, in 86th year, Nov. 5, 1830

Ann, widow of Dea. Moses, at Boston, aged

77 years, April 7, 1831

John, at Warren, in 39th year. American of May 24, 1831

Lyndon Knight, son of Joseph, at Provi-
dence, aged 2 years, 2 months, May 12, 1832
GRANTLAND Fleming, Jr., editor of George
Journal, and member of the State senate,
at Milledgeville, Ga. American of Feb. 19, 1819

GRAPPE Mons. , a French jurisconsultes

and professor in law school. American of Aug. 2, 1825

GRASSE Victor, the steward, killed by an explo-
sion on steamboat Etna, May i"! 1824
GRATTAN Rt Hon. Henry, in 78th year,
member of Parliament from Dublin, in Ire-
land. American of March 31, 1820

Hon. Mr. His death before reported was
premature. American of April 28, 1820

Hon. Henry, in London, aged 70 years, mem-
ber of Parliament for Ireland, June 4, 1820

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

211

GRATTAN William, at New York, in 35th year,

printer,
GRAVEN Mrs. Agnes, at Kendall, in 94th year;
she kept George and Dragon Inn 54 years,
at Kent. American ol
GRAVES Lucy, daughter of the late Rev. John,

in this town, in 34th year,
GREAVES Jacob, carpenter's crew, killed on

board the Little Belt, in action with U. S.

frigate President,
GRAVES Charles, Jr., near Charleston, S. C,

aged 2 1 years, shot by a pistol accidentally.

American of
Capt. George, at Providence, in 48th year,

Masonic honors,
Lucy, wife of Capt. Zephaniah, at North

Providence, in 48th year. American of
Amanda, infant daughter of Capt. Zephaniah,

2d, aged 3 years, 4 months,
Mary, wife of Capt. Zephaniah, 2d, aged 36

years,
Hannah, daughter of late Rev. John, of Prov-
idence, aged 65 years, at Thompson, Ct.,
Rev. Josiah, at Middletown, Ct., aged 50

years, pastor of the Freewill Baptist church

and society. American of
Capt. Zephaniah, aged about 67 years,
Emma, eldest daughter of late Capt. George,

in 19th year,
Capt. James, aged 80 years,
Lieut. Abner, at Athol, in 89th year ; was

through the Revolution. American of
GRAY Sophia, wife of John, in this town, in 22d

year,
Edward, Jr., at Boston, aged 18 years, mem-
ber Senior class Harvard University.

American of
James, ordinary seaman, killed on board the

Little Belt, in action with U. S. frigate

President,
, apprentice to Mr. Huff, killed by light-
ning, near Milledgeville, Ga.,
Mrs. Betsey, drowned,
Susan S., daughter of Capt. Robert, aged 3

years, 10 months,
Bradford, of Tiverton, lost at sea from sloop

Cosmopolite. American of
Lieut. , lost with U. S. schooner Firefly,

in Bay of St. Louis,
John, aged 34 years,

Feb. 14, 1827

June 22, 1821
Aug. 22, 1809

May 16, 181 1

.Sept. 26, 1 8 17

Nov. 20, 1818

Nov. 5, 1 8 19

Sept. 17, 1823

Jan. 28, 1824

March 29, 1825

Aug. 5, 1825
Sept. 9, 1825

Sept. 20, 1825
April 4, 1828

April 13, 1830

June 30, 1809

Dec. 28, 1810

May 16, i8u

March 28, 18 13
Sept. S, 1815

Nov. 27, 1 8 [8

Dec. 18, 1818

July 28, 1819
Aug. 12, 1819

212 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

GRAY John, of Providence, at Smithfield, in 26th

year, -. April 19, 1820

John, at Little Compton. in 6sth year, Sept. 30, 1 820

Samuel Almy, native of Tiverton, at Boston,

aged 20 years. American of Dec. 5, 1820

Maria Arezelia, wife of Vincent, Esq., of Ha-
vana, at Providence, aged 24 years, leaves

one child, Sept. 9, 1822

Mrs. , at Newport, in 96th year, Oct. 9, 1822

Hannah K., daughter of Nathaniel, Esq., at

Little Compton, aged 15 years, Dec. 25, 1822

Mary C, wife of Thomas, and daughter of

Henry Webb, Esq., at Windham, Ct, aged

23 years. American of March 25, 1823

Nathaniel, at Worcester, Mass.,' aged 48

years, killed by lightning. American of Aug. i, 1823

Joseph Clay, aged 11 years, son of William

R., Esq., of boston, at Cambridge, drowned

while bathing. American of Aug. 8, 1823

Elizabeth, wife of Hon. William, at Boston, Sept. 29, 1823

-— — , his son and daughter, aged 20 and 17

years, from an overdose of tartar emetic, at

Detroit. American of Oct. 21, 1823

Richmond, of Little Compton, at Amherst,

a student in the academy. American of Dec. 23, 1823

John, formerly of Salem, Mass., at Fort

Sullivan, Eastport, Me., aged 31 years,

very suddenly, Jan. 20, 1824

Rhoda, wife of Thomas, and daughter of

Joseph Brownell, at Little Compton, in soth

year, Feb. 22, 1824

Philip, formerly of Tiverton, R. L, at Wheel-
ing, Ohio, on his return from St. Louis 10

Boston, Aug. 10, 1825

Jonathan, son of Thomas, of Little Compton,

aged 17 years; with two other lads, went

on the grounds of John Field for sake of

gathering peaches ; while there was shot

by Albert S., the son of the owner, Sept. 21, 1825

Jonathan, son of Thomas, of Little Compton,

an apprentice to Col. Latham Babcock,

aged 17 years, Sept. 21, 1825

Hon. William, at Boston, in 7Sth year, Nov. 4, 1825

Pardon, at Bristol, aged 64 years. The wheel

of a loaded cart passed over his head. He

lived but a few moments, Aug. 16, 1826

James, murdered by slaves. American of Oct. 13! 1826

David, of liverton, 2d mate at sea, on board

brig Baltic. American of July 17, 1827

GRANT Cyrus T, aged 27 years, July 30, 1828

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

213

GREY Rev. Standish; had his neck broken in
trying to quell a mob at Carnck on Suir.
American of
GRAY Eliza, daughter of Church, at Seekonk,
in 14th year,

Frances, wife of Henry, lisq., at Roxbury,
aged 36 years,

Kelson, at Montpelier, Vt.. aged 62 years ;
was doctoring under the Thorapsonian sys-
tem. American of

Mary B., daughter of late Pardon, at Bristol,
suddenly, aged 24 years,

Willard, at Dedham, aged 70 years, late presi-
dent of the banK. American of

Samuel, at South Boston, fell into a kettle of
boiling soap,
GRAYSON Robert, murdered by John B.Graves,
James Smith and Thomas Monley,

Capt. Alfred, of U. S. Marine Service. Amer-
ican of

Thomas, at Scituate, aged 49 years,
GREATON Capt. Richard Humphrey, formerly
of Boston, at New Orleans, aged 48 years ;
was an officer in the Revolution [sic] and
a sufferer in St. Clair's expedition. Amer-
ican of
GREATREAKS Betsey, widow of John, aged
76 years,

William, in 39th year. American of
GRECHM Baron Frederick, the Prussian Min-
ister to the United States, aged 53 years,
near Georgetown, D. C. American of
GREENE Jacob, Esq., of Coventry, at Bristol,
suddenly; was eldest brother of Major
Gen. Nathaniel,

William, Esq., at Warwick, aged 62 years,
formerly a judge of county court for Kent
Co. American of

Raymond, son of Thomas W., of Warwick,
in 15 th year,

Nathan, at East Greenwich, in 2Sth year,

Daniel, son of William, at Coventry, in 33d
year. American of

Henry, at Johnston, aged 31 years. Amer-
ican of

Hon. William, at Warwick, in 78th year, for-
merly Speaker of the House, Chief Justice
of Supreme Court and Governor of the
State,

Capt. Thomas W., of this town, at Ports-
mouth, N. C, in 32d year.

Aug. 4, 1829

Aug. 30, 1829

March 22, 1830

Nov. 12, 1830

Feb. 28, 1 83 1

April 22, 1 83 1

March 17, 1832

Feb. I, 1810

July 8, 1823
Oct. 3, 1827

Aug 15, 181S

Jan. 17, 1823
May 22, 1827

Dec. 9, 1823
Nov. 7, 1808

Jan. 6, 1809

March 26, 1809
Au^. 30, 1809

Sept. 26, 1809

Oct. 31, 1809.

Dec. I, 1809.
Jan. 17, i8ia

214

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

GREENE Phebe Ann, infant daughter of Henry,
at Warwick, aged g^months,

Caleb, in this town, in 74th year,

Barbara, widow of John, of Warwick, aged 69
years,

Ruth, eldest daughter of Jonathan, late of
Newport, at North Providence, in 20th
year,

Miss , in the burning of the Richmond,

Va., theatre,

Thomas, at New Haven, aged ^^ years, for-
merly editor of Connecticut Journal.
American of

Hugh H., Esq., acting American consul at
Lisbon Port, aged 37 years. American of

Mrs. Mary, wife of William P., and daughter
of the late Capt. Daniel Olney, in this town,
in 26th year,

Joseph, merchant, at Rutland, Vt., aged 27
years, murdered in the shop of James An-
tony, hatter, who is supposed to have done
the deed. American of

Mary, widow of Dr. John, Sr., at Worcester,
aged 74 years. American of

Rev. Thomas, son of Dr. John, Sr., dec, at
North Yarmouth, Mass.; was pastor of
Baptist Church at that place, aged 56 years.
American of

Emily, wife of Franklin, Esq., and daughter
of Christopher Greene, at Warwick, in 26th
year,

Mary, wife of Thomas R., at Warwick, in
64th year. American of

Capt. Benjamin D., of Coventry, in 45th
year, at Washington, N. C,

Sarah, widow of William, at Newport, aged
86 years. American of

Charles, of Warwick, at New Orleans, in 2ist
year,

Mary, widow of Caleb, in this town, in 73d
year,

Christopher, Jr., eldest son of Christopher,
Esq., of Warwick, at Charleston, S. C,

Rebecca, of Coventry, at East Greenwich,

Phebe, wife of Major Jeremiah, in Warwick,
in 29th year,

Peter, at Saltm, Mass., aged over 60 years,
native of Africa ; was Major Gen. Nathan-
iel Greene's servant during the Revolution-
ary war. American of

Jan. 30, 1 8 10
Aug. 22, 1810

March 20, 18 14

June I, 1811
Dec. 26, 181 1

June 5, 1812
Nov. s, 1813

p-eb. 15, 1814

March 4, 18 14
July I, 1814

July I, 1814

Aug. 22, 1814
Jan. 3, 181

May 27, 181
Aug. 22, 181

Aug. 29, 181

Sept. 30, 181

Oct. 20, 181
Oct. 25, 181

Nov. 27, 181

Nov. 28, 1 81 5

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS

215

GREENE Miss Elizabeth, at Warwick, in 88th
year,

Deborah, widow of Fones, at Newport, aged
59 years. American of

Capt. Benjamin, at Warwick, in 43d year,

Luther, his son was recently thrown from his
horse and killed. This so unnerved him
that he ended his life by hanging, in New
York State. American of

Freelove, widow of Benjamin, and sister of
Nicholas P. Tillinghast, late of Newport,
at Estramadura, Ohio, in 80th year. Amer-
ican of

Mary M., wife of Hon. Ray, of Warwick,
daughter of George Flagg, of Charleston,
S. C, at East Greenwich, in 43d year,

Elisha, in a New York jail, suffocated by a
fire set by some prisoners, who escaped.
American of

Capt. John M., at Providence, in 44th year.
American of

Richard, at Boston, aged 87 years,

Mary M., wife of Rev. Ashbel, in Princeton,
N. J. American of

Paul, at Warwick, in 81st year, Society of
Friends. American of

William, at Newport, aged 55 years. Amer-
ican of

Capt. Ezekiel, of Bristol, at sea. American of

Mary L., wife of Capt. Robert W , at War-
wick, aged 37 years,

Phebe, wife of James C, daughter of the late
Jonathan Niles, at Pawtucket, in 33d year,

Stephen, at Pawtuxet, in 89th year,

James Henry, son of Dutee, aged 19 months,

George I., youngest son of Capt. Joseph, of
Bristol, aged 25 years, at Woodstock, Ct.,

suddenly. American of

Freelove E., daughter of Samuel I., at New-
port, in nth year. American of

James, seaman, perished in the wreck of the
schooner Quaker,

Barbara, wife of Samuel, Esq., at Coventry,
in 50th year,

John B., son of Howland, of East Green-
wich, aged 17 years, at sea, by a fall from
masthead, on board ship Amazon, on pas-
sage from Newport to Charleston, S. C.
American of

March 29, 18 16

July 19, 1816
Aug. 6, 1816

Oct. II, 1816

July I, 1817
July 21, 1817

Sept. 9, 18 17

Nov. 4, 1817
Nov. 26, 1 8 17

Dec. 2, 1817

Dec. 9, 1817

Nov. 13, 1818
March 12, 1819

July 28, 1819

Sept. 23, 1 8 19
Oct. I, 1819
Dec. 4, 1819

Dec. 17, 1819

Jan. 14, 1820

March 6, 1 820

March 12, 1820

May 23, 1820

216 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

GREENE Job, at Coventry, in ;sth year, soldier

of the Revolution, - Oct. i, 1820

James, at East Greenwich, in 63d year, Oct. 17, 1820

Hannah, widow of Thomas, at Warwick, in

Both year, Oct. 18, 1820

Sarah, widow of Thomas, at Warwick, in 79th

year, Society of Friends. Nov. 11, 1820

Rhodes, at Pawtuxet, in 66tn year, Jan. 9, 1821

Paul, son of Timothy, at North Providence,

aged 22 years. May 10, 182 1

Mrs. Rebecca, wife of Capt. Joseph W., at

Bristol, aged about 60 years, Sept. 24, 1821

Crawford Mathewson, only son of Rowland,

at Coventry, aged about 18 months, Oct. 16, 1821

Hannah, only daughter of Caleb, at East

Greenwich, in 28th year, Nov. 15, 1821

Zada (colored), found dead in back lane, near

Old Warwick, supposed to have perished

from the cold, Dec. 30, 1821

Rhodes, son of Giles, at Sterling, Ct., aged

23 years, Jan. 9, 1822

George F., son of Hon. Ray, of East Green-
wich, formerly a resident of Providence,

drowned in St. Mary's river, Jan. 16, 1822

Ruth, wife of Rev. Samuel, daughter of late

Sylvanus Brown, of Little Compton, at

Wilmmgton, N. C, a few weeks since.

American of April 2, 1822

Lydia Roffee, daughter of Dutee, aged 23

months. American of April 16, 1822

Samuel, at Johnston, aged 65 years, April 26, 1822

Samuel, executed at Boston, for murder of

Billy Williams, aged 24 years. American

of April 30, 1822

Mary Elizabeth, daughter of William, aged

17 years. May 10, 1822

Joseph, formerly of Portsmouth, at Bowdoin-

ham. Me., aged 82 years, soldier of the

Revolution ; was on board the Ranger un-
der Paul Jones ; was at the burning of

White Haven and the capturmg of the

Drake Frigate in the Irish Sea. American

of June 28, 1822

Dr. Samuel, native of Worcester, aged 26

years, near Jacksonboro, Ga., July 20, 1822

John W., aged 26 years, son of Christopher,

Esq.. of Potowomut, Warwick, at Cumber-
land Island, Ga., Aug. 5, 1822
Pomilla, wife of Daniel, at Warwick, in 31st

year; leaves 4 children, Aug. 21, 1822

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

217

GREENE Rev. David, aged 29 years, native of
Rhode Island. Baptist Minister at Wil-
mington, Del. American of

Elizabeth, daughter cf late Philip, in 8ist
year, at Warwick,

Sarah, daughter of Fleet, aged 33 years, at
Newport,

Benjamin, at Boston, aged 58 years. Ameri-
can of

Hannah Slack, daughter of Elijah, at Smith-
field, in 4th year,

John W., manager of Theatre at Richmond,
Va. It is said he hastened his end by use
of laudanum. American of

Peleg, son of late William, at Newport, aged
31 years,

Caleb, at East Greenwich, in 59th year,

Samuel E., son of Caleb, in 33d year ; sur-
vived his father but 30 liours,

Miss Sarah, daughter of late Paul, at Potowo-
mut, Warwick ; of Society of Friends.
Ruptured a blood vessel,

Mary, at New Bedford, in 19th year. Ameri-
can of

Miss Mary, at Centreville, Warwick, in 80th
year,

Hopkins, formerly of Providence, at Marietta
O., in 47th year. American of

Caleb, at New Bedford; aged 73 years ; of
Society of Friends. American of

Waite, wife of Dr. Thomas, in 55th year,

Hannah, widow of Rev. Roland, at Mans-
field ; very suddenly, in 85th year,

Lydia Shaw, infant daughter of Gen. Albert
C, at East Greenwich, aged 14 months.
American of

Mary, at Columbia, S. C, a native of Worces-
ter, Mass., aged 53 years. American of

Elizabeth, widow of Samuel I., at New-
port, aged 57 years.

Dr. Benjamin, native of Rhode Island, aged
70 years,; at Argenteuil Grand River, Can.,

Harriet, wife of Constant, merchant, and
daughter of late Capt. James Perry, of
Newport, aged 25 years, at Elizabeth City,
N. C,

Gilbert S., at New London, Ct., aged 4
years, son of the editor of the Connecticut
Gazette ; he fell on a stick which entered
his mouth, punctured an artery in his
throat ; he lived about 20 minutes.

Sept. 6, 1822

Oct. 25, 1822

Nov. I, 1822

Nov. 12, 1822

March 7, 1823

May 27, 1S23

June I, 1823
Aug. r, 1823

Aug. 2, 1823

Aug. 17, 1823

Sept. 26, 1823

Sept. 28, 1823

Jan. 6, 1824

Jan. 16, 1824
May 28, 1824

June 28, 1824

Sent. 24, 1824

Oct. 5, 1824

Nov. 18, 1824

Nov. 25, 1824

March 20, 1825

April 6, 1825

218

VITAL RECORD OP RHODE ISLAND

GREENE Thomas, printer, at New Haven, aged
60 years. American of

Mehitable, widow of Samuel, at Johnston, in
64th year,

Samuel, infant son of Giles S., at Providence,
aged 8 months, 17 days,

John (colored), drank too freely of cold wa-
ter,

Paul, son of Barnabas, at Rochester, Mass.,
aged 21 years; a shower coming up he,
with others, ran for shelter ; missing him,
they returned to find him lifeless. Amer-
ican of

Benjamin, at Hopkinton, aged 74 years, mem-
ber of the Seventh Day Baptist church.
American of

John, of Boston, at Providence, killed by fall-
ing boards,

Capt. James, at Centreville, aged 71 years,

Christopher R., at St. Stephen's parish, Ga.,
born in Rhode Island, Sept. 19, 1786 ; his
grandfather was Col. Christopher, of the
Revolution, cousin of Gen. Nathaniel,

Thomas R., in 77th year,

Catharine Celia, wife of Albert C, at P^ast
Greenwich, in 32d year,

Catharine Celia, wife of Gen. Albert C, and
daughter of Col. William Greene, at East
Greenwich, in 32d year. American of

Patience, widow of Abraham, at North Kings-
town, at an advanced age,

Mercy, widow of Job, at Coventry, aged 80
years,

C-apt. William C, at Norfolk, Va., aged 41
years,

Sarah, daughter of Giles S., aged 8 months,
13 days,

Cato (colored), pensioner of the Revolution,
aged 102 years,

Henry Ray, infant son of Albert C, aged 14
months, at East Greenwich,

William, at East Greenwich, aged 88 years,
eldest surviving brother of Gen. Nathaniel,

Richard S., formerly of Providence, graduate
of Brown University, at North Brothers
Island, near Georgetown, S. C, aged 25
years,

Richard S., son of Luther and Phebe Anne
Greene, born in Newport Feb. i, 1798,
graduate at Brown 1823, afterwards fol

May 3, 1825
May 19, 1825

June 3, 1825
July 12, 1825

July 22, 1825

Aug. 9, 1825

Sept. I, 1825
Oct. 14, 1825

Nov. 6, 1825
Jan. 14, 1826

Feb. 9, 1826

Feb. 21, 1826
Eeb. 26, 1826
March 22, 1826
March 23, 1826
Aug. 27, 1826
Sept. 10, 1826
Sept. 16, 1826
Sept, 26, 1826

Oct. II, 1826

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN- DEATHS

219

GREENE:

lowed teaching as a profession, died at
Georgetown, S. C,

Abby Harris, daughter of Samuel, at Paw-
_ tucket, aged 1 1 months,

Capt. Ashbel, of brig Emeline, of Portland,
drowned at sea. American of

Charles A., son of Allen, at Smithfield,

Abby Susan, infant daughter of James C,
aged I year, 24 days,

Juda, widow of Oliver, at Foster, in 71st
year,

Elisha, at Potowomut, aged 81 years,

Sarah C, of Jamestown, at Hopkinton, aged
48 years, of Society of Friends,

Sally H., at Warwick, in 23d year,

Mary, widow of Col. Stephen, at Pawtuxet,
in 96th year, leaving 8 children, 53 grand,
' 57 great-grand and 2 great-great-grand-
children,

Mary, widow of Stephen, at Pawtuxet, in
g6th year,

Joseph Martin, son of late Timothy, aged 16
years, at New York,

John, Jr., only son of John, Esq., at Centre-
ville, in 9th year. American of

Capt. William M., aged 29 years, master of
brig Rising Star, at Providence, funeral at
Warwick,

Mary Ann, widow of Christopher R., for-
merly of Rhode Island, at Charleston,
S. C,

James, of Stan dish, Me., killed by the explo-
sion of a powder mill at Gorham, Me.,

Mary Elizabeth, daughter of Capt. Pardon C,
at Newport, aged 2 years, i month,

James Gary, son of James C., aged 4 months,

Susan A., wife of Dr. Joseph, and daughter
of Seth Adams, of Providence, at Barn-
stable, Mass., in 28th year,

Edgar, son of Robert W„ at Old Warwick,
in 22d year,

William Shaw, son of Joseph W., at Centre-
ville, aged 15 months.

Col. William, of Warwick
Greenwich, in 6sth year.

Welthian L., daughter of
Warwick, aged 21 years,

Fleet S., at Newport, aged about 70 years,

Capt. Joseph W., at Bristol, aged 65 years,

Neck, at East
American of
Thomas L, at

Oct. — , 1826

Dec. 9, 1826

Jan. 19, 1827
Jan. 19, 1827

Feb. 24, 1827

March 12, 1827
July 19, 1827

Sept. 19, 1827
Oct. 4, 1827

Dec. 16, 1827

Dec. 16, 1827

March 12, 1828

April 4, 1828

April 13, 1828

July I, 1828

July 19, 1828

July 20, 1828
Aug. 20, 1828

Oct. 20, 1828

Oct. 21, 1828

Dec. 2, 1828

Jan. 30, 1829

March 21, 1.829

March 22, 1829

April 27, 1829

220 VITALi RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

GREENE Catharine Ray, daughter of William

R., Esq.; aged ii months, ro days, Aug. 13., 1829

John, from drinking, on a wager, at New

Liberty, Penn., Sept. 5, 1829

Mrs. Mary, at Nantucket, aged 31 years.
American of Sept. 10, 1829

Mary Ann, at Boston, aged 27 years. Amer-
ican of Sept. IS, 1829

Isaiah L., Jr., aged 25 years, at his father's
residence, Barnstable, graduate of Brown,
1826; was about to be admitted to the bar, Sept. 29, 1829

Phebe Eliza, daughter of late Col. Christo-
pher, at Warwick, in 26th year, Oct. 26, 1829

Thomas, at Nantucket, in 84th year, Nov. 9, 1829

Caroline, infant daughter of W. R., Esq.,

aged 5 months, 6 days, Feb. 21, 1830

Elizabeth, wife of Hon. Stephen, at French-
town, East Greenwich, in 80th year, April 5, 1830

Frank, infant son of John, aged 2^ years, April 9, 1830

Nathan, at Lyndeboro, N. H., aged about 75
years ; was a miser and left between $20,-
000 and $30,000. besides trifling legacies ;
left it to two nephews least needy, of all.
American of April 30, 1830

William, at Salem, aged 23 years. American

of • Aug. 3, 1830

John M., son of William A., aged 4 months, Nov. i, 1830

Christopher, at Potowomut, aged 82 years, Dec. 22, 1830

Amey, widow of Christopher, of Warwick

Neck, at Coventry, in 96th year, Dec. 25, 1830

Susan, wife of Col. William R., and daughter
of late Hon. James Burrell, Jr., at Savan-
nah, Ga., where she had gone for her
health, Feb. 6, 1831

Thomas Ray, son of Capt. Caleb, at Warwick,

aged 12 years, 3 months, April 23, 1831

Ray, youngest son of Capt. Caleb, at War-
wick, aged 12 years, 8 months. American
of May 3, 1 831

Mary A , wife of 1-5. R., and daughter of Hon.
Thomas Arnold, aged 32 years, at War-
wick, " May 24, 1 83 1

Sarah, daughter of Benjamin R., at Warwick,

in 9th year, July 19, 1831

Anne Jean, youngest daughter of William,
Esq., of Cincinnati, O., at Providence, aged
4 years, July 31, 1831

, daughter of William, of Cincinnati, fell

out of the carriage and was killed. Amer-
ican of Aug. 2, 1 83 1

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS

221

GREENE Harriet F., eldest daughter of Capt.

Robert W., at Warwick, in 24tb year,
Barnabas, in 6ist year,
John F., son of Capt. John F., in 19th year,
Thomas H., at Warwick, in 29th year,
Ann, wife of Nathaniel S , at Bristol, aged 24

years,
Sarah Otis, infant daughter of Samuel, at

Woonsockct, aged i year.
James Westcott, infant son of James C, aged

8 months,
George Sears, son of 1 .ieut. George Sears, at

Apponaug, aged i year, 10 months,
Col. William R., at North Providence, in 33d

year,
Gardiner, a Boston banker. American of
Clarissa A., daughter of Warren S., aged 9

years. 1 1 months,
Elizabeth Vinton, wife of Lieut. George Sears

Greene, at E.istport. in 28th year,
GREENHOW Mrs. I'iobert, in the burning of

the Richmond, Va., theatre,
GREENLEAF Joseph, of Boston, bookseller, at

Sandwich, Mass., accidentally shot himself

with a pistol. American of
Capt. Robert, of the Marine Corps, (military

honors) at Washington, D. C,
Thomas, Jr., Esq., attorney at law, at Quincy,

Mass., aged 29 years, very suddenly.

American of
Daniel, printer, at Worcester, aged 46 years,
Mrs. Sarah, at Medford, aged 32 years.

American of
GREEN.VIAN John, at Newport, in 40th year,
Mrs. , widow of Job, at Newport, at an

advanced age,
Sarah, wife of Dea. William, at Newport,

aged S3 years,
Albert Augustus, .son of Capt, William, aged

10 months, 23 days,
Esek E , native of Providence, at Cheraw, S.

C,
Miss Jane, at Newport, aged 87 years. Amer-
ican of
Eliza, wife of Capt. William, in 24th year ;

leaves 2 children,
Asa Cahoone, infant son of Silas, aged i

year, 4 months, 1 1 days,
Capt. Jeremiah, formerly of Providence, in

Ohio, aged 70 years,

Sept. 21, 1 83 1

Jan. 3, 1832

March 17, 1832

April 3, 1832

June s, 1832
Aug. 19, 1832
Aug. 21, 1832

Oct. 7, 1832

Nov. 2, 1832
Dec. 25, 1832

Jan. II, 1833

Dec. 26, 1833

Dec. 26, 1 811

June 14, 1814
July 5, 1816

Oct. 3, 1817
Dec. 22, 1825

Nov. 10, 1829
July 12, 1813

Dec. 6, 1820

July 9, 1822

Aug. 9, 1822

Jan. 24, 1825

Sept. 27, 1825

March 8, 1 827

Oct. 7, 1827

Nov. 15, 1828

222 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

GREEN MAN Susannah, widow of George, at

Thonnpson, Ct., aged 85 years, April 13, 1829

Albert E., at Blackstone Village, aged 15

years, Aug. 20, 1832

GREENOUGH Thomas, machinist, of Matta-
wan, a passenger, injured by an explosion
of a boiler on steamer Chief Justice Mar-
shall, in Hudson River, April 22, died
next day, Apr. 23, 1830

GREENUP Christopher, Esq .formerly governor

of Kentucky, at Frankfort American of May 26, 1818

GREENWOOD Isaac, Jr , formerly of Provi-
dence, at New York, aged 28 years.
American of June 7, 1822

Rebecca, youngest daughter of late Joseph,
at Warwick, aged 17 years,

GREER John and George, executed in Ireland for

murdering their father, April 2, 1817

GREGORY Charles, merchant, at Augusta, Ga.

American of June 14, 18 11

Richard C, surgeon's mate of U. S. Frigate
Constellation ; killed in a duel with Pollard
Davis, a midshipman of do., in Camden Co.,
N. C„ Nov. 12, 1814

Dr. James, professor of medicine, University

of Edinburgh, aged 68 years, April 2, 1821

Miss Sarah, at Valley Falls, in 28th year.
American of Feb. 7, 1832

GREIVE Edward J., only son of David, in this

town, in 16th year, April 2, 1815

GRELEA Margaret, widow of Samuel, at New-
port, aged 94 years, March 29, 1824

GRELLET Grace, wife of Peter and daughter of
Lt. Gov. IngersoU, of Connecticut, at Paris,
aged 29 years, July 4, 18 16

GRENVILLE Rt. Hon. Charles Francis, second

brother of the Earl of Warwick, in England, April 20, 1809

GRESHAM , a young German merchant,

murdered at Charleston, S. C, July 6, 1821

GRIBBIN John, printer, of Savannah, Ga., aged
24 years, at Charleston, S. C; was wounded
in a steamboat explosion. American of Oct. 18, 1816

GRICE Anthony, carpenter, at Thompson's Isl-
and, Aug. 27, 1823

GRIDLEY Sarah, daughter of Oliver, at Paw-
tucket, aged I year, Feb. 23, 1821
Oliver, at Great Falls, Somersworth, N. H.,
formerly of Pawtucket, aged 37 years.
American of Oct. 17, 1826
Oliver, formerly of Boston, at Providence, in
64th year, Oct. 13, 1831

KHODE ISLA.ND AMERICAN— DEATHS 223

GRIFFESS Mrs. Charles, at Newport, in 7 5d

year, Oct. 23, 1822

GRIFF"IN Miss Betsey, in the burning of the

Richmond, Va , theatre, Dec. 26, 181 1

Charles, son of Jonathan, at Pelham, Mass.,
aged 16 years, killed by lightning. Amer-
ican of July 23, 1816

James, at New York, aged 28 years; an

Irishman. American of Aug. 27, 1 819

GRIFFEN Daniel 24, Joseph 22, Benjamin 18,
and David 14, all brothers and sons of
James, at Southold, L. I.; drowned, June 4, 1825

GRIFFIN Charles, an orphan apprentice to

James Eam^s, aged 17 years, July 31, 1825

Rev. Edward, son of George, Esq., aged 28
years, at New York, Aug. 31, 1830

Rev. Edmund D., [Episcopal] Prof, in Colum-
bia College, N. Y American of Oct. 5, 1830
GRIFFITH Capt. John, at Providence, in 80th

year, Nov. 28, 1823

GRIME Charles, in Virginia. One of the Amer-
ican prisoners, at Quebec in 1775. Amer-
ican of Jan. 16, 1 816
GRIMKE Hon. John Faucherand, in South Car-
olina; a colonel in the Revolution and late
Senior Associate Judge for that State. • ■
American of Sept. 14, 18 19
GRINNELL Peter, son of Major Peter, in this ,

town, in 8th year, Jan. 29, 1810

Deborah Elizabeth, daughter of Thomas E.,
aged 17 months, Jan. 13, 1816

Billings, aged 24 years, youngest son of late

Billings, of Little Compton, at Providence, Oct. 11, 1822

William, of Newport, aged 22 years ; son of
late Jedediah, at Cape Mount, Africa, on "
board brig Pedlar, April 22, 1824

George, son of George, May 17, 1824

Thomas, infant son of Thomas, aged 4
months, Nov. 20, 1824

Henry, infant son of William T., Jan. 3, 1825

Eliza S., wife of Cornelius, Jr., Esq., at New

Bedford, aged 42 years, Jan. 19, 1827

Elizabeth B., wife of Peter, formerly of Prov-
idence, at Montecello, Ga., in 36th year, Nov. 4, 1826

Caroline M., youngest daughter of Peter, Esq.,
in 24th year, Oct. 20, 1828

Rodney, at Taunton, aged 28 years. May 8, 1829

Eunice H., wife of Charles, at New Bedford,
aged 35 years. American of May 20, i83r'

224 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

GRISWOLD Annavera, at Johnston, formerly
* of Connecticut, aged about 45 years,

Miss Annavera, aged about 45 years, formerly

of Connecticut, at Johnston,
Roger, Governor of Connecticut, at Norwich,

Ct., in 51st year, where he was detained by

his sickness, his remains were carried to

Lyme, his late residence,
Hannah widow, at Berlin, Ct., aged 96 years.

American of
Hon. Stanley, a native of Connecticut, at

Shawneetown, Illinois Ter. Was judge

of that Territory.
Elizabeth, wife of Rev. Alexander V., at Bris-
tol, suddenly,
Mr. , killed in a duel with Mr. Wright,

at Alexandria, Red River County,
Ezra, P2sq., at Worthington, O., formerly of

Simsbury, Conn., in 55th year,
Gen. Shubael, at East Hartford. American of
Miss Julia, daughter of Rev. Bishop Griswold,

at Bristol,
GROSSOM Joseph, at Charlestown, aged 100

years. Revolutionary pensioner. Amer-
ican of
GROSVENOR Clarke Guy, son of General Gros-

venor, of Pomfret, Ct., at Newport, in 19th

year, burial at Connecticut,
Mary Jane,' wife of Hon. T. R, M. C. from

N. Y., at the seat of her brother A. C.

Hanson, Esq., in Maryland, had been mar-
ried but a short time. American of
Hon. Thomas P., late M. C, from N. Y., at

Maryland, in 38th year. American of
Ann, wife of Hon. Thomas, at Pomfret, in

56th year,
Mrs. Chloe, wife of Benjamin, at Pomfret,

Ct., very suddenly. American of
Hannah, daughter of Benjamin, at Pomfret,

Ct., aged 23 years. American of
Miss Jerusha, at Pomfret, Ct., aged 21 years.

American of
Thomas, son of Major Peter, at Pomfret, aged

2 years,
Hon. Thomas, at Pomfret, Ct.; an officer of

the Revolution and distinguished himself at

Bunker Hill. American of
GROUCHEE John, at Newport, in 38th year,
GROUT Jonathan, at Philadelphia, native of

Connecticut, professor of grammar, aged

about 60 years. American of

Sept. 20,

1812

Sept. 20,

1812

Oct. 25,

1812

July 15.

1814

Aug. 2 1 ,

1815

Sept. 10,

1817

April 13,

1819

Oct. 2,
July 18,

1822
1823

April 16,

1826

July 15.

1830

Oct. 21,

1809

Dec. 15,

1815

May 2,

1817

June II,

1820

Nov. 3,

1820

Oct. 10,

1823

March 23,

1824

Sept. 15,

1824

July 26,
Aug. 20,

, 1825
. 1816

March 22,

1825

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

225

GROVE Thomas, at Boston, aged 6i years.

American of
GROVER Elisha, of Granby, Ct., at Southwick,
Mass., killed by the explosion of a powder
mill. American of
GRUNDY Elijah, at Paxton, Mass., aged 13
years ; drowned in a well while drawing
water. American of
GUDEN, the French Major General, in Poland,
of wounds received at the battle of Val-
entina. His heart was embalmed and
sent to his widow in France in a gold box.
American of
GUDGEON John, aged about 35 years,

Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of Robert, aged 72

years. American of
John W., son of late John, in 14th year,
Robert B., aged 17 years, at sea, on board
ship Franklin, of this port,
GUENETJohn A., a French merchant, at sea, on
passage from Guadaloupe, to Boston, five
day from that Island to where he had
removed 2 years since from this town.
American of
GUERARD Jacob, Sen., at Charleston, S. C.
American of

GUERRERO President , deposed and shot.

American of
GUILD Joseph, at Attleboro, in 3Gth year,

Abigail, wife of Moses, aged 62 years, at

Dedham,
Phebe, widow, at Attleboro, in 98th year,
Lendarnine, wife of Calvin, at Dedham, aged

43 years. American of
Francis Russell, eldest son of Ebenezer, at
Oxford, Mass., aged 9 years. American of
Hannah, wife of Gen. Nathaniel, at Dedham,

aged 46 years. American of
Nancy, widow of Cyrus, of Foxboro, at Paw-
tucket, aged 33 years,
Rebecca Maria, only child of Samuel, aged 2

years, 4 months,
Joseph, at Attleboro, in 78th year,
Moses, at Dedham, in 74th year,
Cyrus Bentley [killed], in i8th year,
Cyrus B., of Mansfield, Mass., killed in the
riot at Providence, aged 18 years, an ap-
prentice to James Barnes. American of
Samuel A., son of Samuel,

GUILLE Mr. and his wife, the aeronauts,

at Havana,

May 3. '831

Oct. 26, 1 813

Aug. IS, 1817

Jan. 8, 1813
July 31, 1821

April 23, 1822
March 18, 1825

May 14, 1825

Aug. 30, 1 816

July22, 1823

March 22, 1831
March 12, 1815

Aug. II, 1822
Nov. 8, 1823

Nov. II, 1823

March 23, 1824

Sept. 2, 1825

March i, 1829

May 11, 1829

Nov. 8, 1829

Nov. 9, 1829

Sept. 24, 1831

Sept. 27, 1831
Nov. 18, 1832

March 24, 1822

226 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

GUION Phebe Ann, daughter of James, at

Nort-h Castle, aged 2< years, Dec. 25, 1829

GULLY Thomas, at Sraithfield, found frozen

near his house, at Sraithfield, Feb. 14, 1817

GUNN Sophronia, wife of Justin, at Waterford,

Mass., late of Vernon, Vt., Jan. i, 1832

Justin, late of Vernon, Vt., at Waterford,

Mass., Jan. 7, 1832

GURLEY Elizabeth, daughter of Jacob, at New

London, aged 19 years. American of Jan. 5, 1830

GURNEY Mrs. Elizabeth, in 51st year; was

carried to Newport for burial, June 10, 1830

Daniel, at Roxbury. American of July 27, 1830

GUSHEE Kesiah, widow of Samuel, Jr., at

Taunton, aged 33 years, Oct. 15, 1821

Fanny, wife of Seth, Jr., at Bristol, aged 22

years. American of Nov. 14, 1826

■ Abigail, wife of Rev. Abraham, at Dighton,

aged 55 years, Dec. 5, 1828

GUY Mrs. Rest, at Newport, in 85th year. Amer-
ican of Oct. 24, 1820
GWATHMEY Miss , in the burning of the

Richmond, Va., Theatre, Dec. 26, 181 1

GYLES Mary Ann, eldest daughter of Charles,

Esq., at Newport, in 21st year. American

of Nov. 4, 1828

Elizabeth, daughter of Charles, of Newport,

at Springfield, near Natchez, Miss., aged

22 years, Aug. 27, 1823

Samuel, son of late William, of Newport, at

Fall River, aged about 7 years, Jan. 27. 1831

GYRMA Bethe, at New Orleans, merchant, in

74th year. He sent for Dr. Domingo

Fleytos who came, while feeling his pulse

fell dead, and the two died together. Amer-
ican of July I, 1814

H

HACK Marietta Augusta, youngest daughter of

Nathan, at Taunton, aged 5 years, 5 mos., May 30, 1821
Peter, at Taunton, aged 85 years, Aug. 31, 1824
Nathan, at Taunton, aged 59 years, Feb. 13, 1828
HACKER Isaac, at Salem, aged 68 years, sud-
denly. American of Sept. 11, 1818
Miss Hannah, in 70th year, Nov 13 1826
HACKETT Mary Ann, only daughter of Benja-
min, aged 13 months, 9 days, Sept. 8, 1822

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

227

HADAWAY Adam, a mulatto lad from Worces-
ter, Mass., at sea, on board ship Columbia,
on passage from Havana to Bristol. Amer-
ican of

HADDAWAY Lieut. William H., U. S. Navy,
late of the Essex, at the Navy Yard,
Brooklyn. American of

HAD WEN Elizabeth, widow of John, at New-
port, in 73d year,

HAD WIN James, at Newport, in 5 5th year.
American of

HADWEN Isaac, 2d mate of ship Ann, at sea,
on passage from Havana to Bristol. Amer-
ican of
Amey S., wife of Charles, in 33d year, of So-
ciety of Friends,
Mary, widow of James, late of Newport, at
Troy, N. Y., aged 68 years. American of

HAGA Godfrey, at Philadelphia; by his will
he gave the whole of his immense estate to
charitable and missionary purposes. Amer-
ican of

HAGADORN John, Esq., attorney at law, aged
40 years, many years a member of General
Assembly, a native of New York State, at
South Kingstown,

HAGAN Hon. James, aged 66 years, late mem-
ber of Congress, an officer in the Revolu-
tion, at South Amboy, N. J. American of

HAGAR William, at Boston, aged 82 years.
American of

HAIL Mrs. Mary, widow of Jonathan, at Somer-
set, aged 56 years. Chronicle of

HAILE Capt. James, of Warren, at the Havana,
aged 27 years,
Aaron, at Warren,

Thomas, aged 24 years, son of Coomer, of
Warren, from a wound received from a
whale while in pursuit of it, died at sea, on
board ship Asia, of New Bedford. Amer-
ican of
Amos, at Warren, in S7th year. American of
George C, son of Levi, Esq , at Warren,
Luther Baker, infant son of William,

HAILER Eliza, formerly of Philadelphia, step-
daughter to Benjamin B. Olney, of this
town, aged 16 years, 10 months,

HAINES John, murdered by Indians, near Fort
Armstrong,

July 17, 1818

April 4, 181 5
Feb. 23, 1810
Nov. 16, 1813

April 25, 1823

Nov. 15, 1829

May 4, 1830

March i, 1825

May 2, 1813

Dec. 7, 1822

Feb. 2, 1830

Feb. 7, 1809

Sept. 16, 1809
Dec. S, 1809

March 15, 1822

April 5, 1825

May I, 1825

Sept. 14, 1827

July 21, 1815
Oct. I, 1820

228

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HAINS David, of U. S. Ship Franklin, boat-
swain's mate, drowned in Rio Janeiro Har-
bor. American of
HAINES Charles G., Esq., Adjt. Gen, of the
state and attorney at law, a native of New
Hampshire, but for many years resident of
New York. American of

Samuel, Esq., aged about 45 years, native of
Canterbury, Ct., but had resided several
years at Blakeley, Ala., at Providence. He
was in bad health and died on his way
home,
HANES Samuel Billings, infant son of Pasco,

aged 20 months,
HAIR Mrs. Abiar, wife of John, at Worcester,

aged 70 years. American of
HALCOCK Levin, in Dorchester Co., Md. He
disguised himself and attempted to scare
his father, and was stabbed and killed by
him. American of
HALE John, at Warren, in 66th year. Amer-
ican of

John, at Pawtucket, of lockjaw, in 46th year,

Hannah, daughter of Levi, at Warwick, aged
1 8 years,

Joseph, Jr., aged 17 years, son of Joseph, of
East Hartford, Ct., at Providence,

Delight B., daughter of late Aaron, of War-
ren, at Providence, in 24th year,

Bethiah, widow of Nathan, at Warren, in 84th
year,

Miss Hannah, at an advanced age, at Bar-
rington,

Coomer, Jr., of Warren, in North Carolina,
aged 27 years. American oi

Mary, daughter of Daniel, at Smithfield, in
4th year,

Barney Merry, son of Simmons L., at Paw-
tucket, aged about 2 years,

Joseph, infant son of Simmons L., at Paw-
tucket,

Sarah, wife of Daniel, at Smithfield [Mans-
field], in 39th year,
HALEY Rachael, wife of Samuel, at Newport,

aged 85 years,
HAILEY Samuel, formerly of Newport, at Bris-
tol, aged 84 years,
HALIBURTON Susannah, widow of Hon. John,
of Halifax, and daughter of the late Jah-
leel Brenton, Esq., of Newport, aged 72
years, at Halifax,

July 9, 1 822
July 8, 1825

Aug, 7, 1825
Oct. 26, 1825
April 7, 1826

March 18, 1825

April 16, 1819
Oct. 2, 1820

Oct. 4, 1820

Aug. 27, 1 82 1

March 11, 1823

March 26, 1824

Nov. 2, 1825

Oct. 10, 1826

Jan. 22, 1829

Jan. 10, 1 83 1

June 23, 1832

Jan. 23, 1833

Nov. 15, 1822

Aug. 18, 1823

April 10, 1818

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN- DEATHS

229

HALIBURTON Mary E., third daughter of
Hon. Judge Haliburton, at Halifax, N. S.,
HALKED Rev. Edward, in England, a suicide,
HALL Sarah, wife of Capt. James, suddenly at
Newport, in 47th year,

Cyrus, at Taunton, in the meridian of life.
American of

Jonas, at Dana, Ma.ss., aged 28 years, about

Elder Parker, at Middletown, in 59th year.
American of

Midshipman , at Norfolk, Va., on board

Frigate Constellation, aged 15 years; fell
from the mast head. American of

Almy, widow of Slocum, of North Providence,
at Warwick, aged 58 years,

, sailing master of the sloop of war On-
tario, a native of New Hampshire, and died
by over fatigue in defence of Baltimore.
He married a few years since in Norway,
and leaves his widow in a strange land, at
Baltimore. American of

Thomas, at East Greenwich, aged 55 years.

Dr. Jonathan, at Pomfret, Ct. American of

Simon, native of Rhode Island, at the alms-
house, Albany, N. Y. American of

George, at Newport, in 83d year. American
of

Sarah, widow of Col. Levi, in this town, in
65th year,

, first mate of ship Wabash, with three of

the crew, killed by natives in China,

Sarah, wife of Aaron, Esq., at Norwich, Mass.
408 pounds of water had been drawn from
her in 19 operations since Dec, 1814.
American of

William, at Lewiston, Penn., thrown from his
horse. American of

James, at New Orleans, a noted farmer.
American of

John, Esq., of Boston, at Buenos Ayres,

Elizabeth, wife of William, at Newport, aged
39 years. American of

Henry, merchant, drowned near Moose Isl-
and ; was late of this town ; he with 6
others by the upsetting of the boat. Amer-
ican of

Commodore Sir Robert, at Kingston, U. C,
commander of the upper lakes. American
of

Ruth, daughter of Abira, aged i year, 8
months.

May 31, 1828
Sept. 13, 1822

April S, 1809

July 7, 1809
Jan. 21, 1810

Aug. 3, 1810

March 2$, 1814
Mays, 1814

Oct. 7, 1814

June 28, 1815

Sept. 5, 181 5

Oct. 20, 18 1 5

Nov. 7, [815

March 23, 18 16

May 13, 1817

June 27, 1817
Sept. 9, 1817

Oct. 10, 1817

Nov. 30, 1 817

Dec. 9, 1817

Jan. 16, i8i8

March 3, i8t8
Nov. 6, 1818

230 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HALL Rev. George, principal St. Andrews

College, in Edinburgh, Scot. ■^American of Feb. 22, 1820
Clarissa, daughter of Capt. Abner, aged i

year, 10 months, Jan. 19, 1821

Dominick A., U. S. District Judge, at New-
Orleans. American of Jan. 19, 1821
Charity, widow of George, at Portsmouth, in

84th year, Feb. 5, 182 1

Lysander, of Groton, Tompkins Co., N. Y., a

suicide, June 3, 1821

John, at Gosport, aged 65 years, 4 days,

Margaret, his wife ; were born on the same

day and year, married on their birthday

and buried in one grave. American of June 22, 1821

William, mate of brig Prize, of Bristol, at

Matanzas, aged 22 years, July 23, 1821

Lieut., of the army, killed in a duel with Dr.

Randall, at Pensacola. American of Sept. 14, 182 1

Elizabeth, widow of William, at North Kings-
town, aged 90 years, Oct. 31, 1821
Increase S., formerly of Sutton, Mass , aged

25 years, at Pearlington, Miss., June 15, 1822

Levi, said to be from Providence, aged 23

years, at New York, accidentally drowned, July 25, 1822

Dixon, of Sterling, Ct.; was instantly killed

in the cotton factory, Dec. 6, 1822

Nancy, wife of Parker, and daughter of Sam-
uel Pickens, of Freetown, at Portsmouth,

in 38th year, Dec. 8, 1822

Joseph, at North Kingstown, in 33d year, Feb. 11, 1823

John M,, Esq., consul of U. S., at Cadiz, in

40th year. American of April 29, 1823

Bathsheba, widow of Dr. Hall, at Pomfret,

Ct., aged S3 years, July 25, 1823

Anna, at Taunton, aged 62 years, Aug. 19, 1823

l^aura Ann, wife of Abijah, at Taunton, m

17th year. American of Sept. 12, 1823

Nathaniel, at Raynham, aged 92 years.

American of ' Oct. 31, 1823

Miss Anna, aged 17 years, at Poland, Me

She went to the door and exclaimed " A

Fox, a Fox,'' a young man hearing her re-
sorted to the place and found her lifeless

within 15 feet of the door American of
Julia, wife of Milton, and daughter of John

A. Collins, Esq., at Newport,
Emerson, aged 49 years, at Hubbardson, Vt.;

was thrown from his carnage. American of
Nathan, son of late Col. Levi, of Providence,

at New Orleans, aged 37 years.

April 9,

1824

April 5,

1825

Nov. 29,

1825

June 21,

1826

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

231

HALL Julia Elizabeth Ann, aged 5 months, 22
days,

Nelson, aged 17 years, thrown from a canal
boat and drowned, by Thomas C. Hagerty,
near Albany, N. Y. American of

Capt. Arunah, of Smithfield, at Roxbury, in
44th year,

Dean, at Taunton, aged 25 years,

Ahira, infant son of Capt. Edward, aged 6
months,

Mrs. Mary, widow of Joseph, of Raynbam, at
Taunton, aged 80 years,

Mary, only child of Samuel, aged 2 years, 4
months,

George, son of Calvin and Rebecca, at Ox-
ford, aged 3 years,

Jane Matilda, daughter of Silas, aged 18
months.

Miss Catharine, at Newport, in 21st year,

, daughter of Philo, at Wethersfield,

Genessee Co., N. Y., aged 5 years, her
clothes caught fire. American of

Robert A., son of Mrs. Sophia, in Sth year,

Nancy M., daughter of Isaac, of North
Bridgewater, at Taunton, in i8th year,

Major John L., formerly of U. S. Marine
Corps, at Sullivan's Island, near Charles-
ton, S. C. American of

Capt. Reuben, of Warren, Me., aged 32 years,
master of schooner Amanda, from Rich-
mond, at Portsmouth. American of

Silas B., infant son of Chandler, aged 1 year,
3 months,

Edward, of Boston, aged 27 years, at Donald-
sonville. La. American of

Mary E , wife of Allen A., editor of Nash-
ville Republican, at Nashville, Tenn., aged
23 years,

Anthony H., at East Greenwich, aged about
45 years, from lockjaw, occasioned by inju-
ries received from being thrown from his
carriage bv a runaway horse.

Kit (colored), found drowned near Fox Point.
American of

Almira, daughter of Chandler, in 7th year.
American of

Ebenezer, at East Bridgewater, aged 61
years. American of

George, at Portsmouth, aged 84 years, form-
erly member of General Assembly, and
more than 40 years of the town council.

Sept. 4, 1826

Sept. 26, 1826

Oct. 8, 1826
Nov. 6, 1826

May 6, 1827

Oct. 23, 1827

March 26, 1828

July 17, 1828

Sept. 7, 1828
Sept. IS, 1828

Feb. 13, 1829
March 10, 1829

July 27, 1829

Sept. 22, 1829

Sept. 22, 1829

Oct. 3, 1829

. Nov. 6, 18.29

Nov. 22, 1829

Nov. 29, 1829

Jan. 26, 1830

March 16, 1830

Aug. 27, 1830

Sept. 7, 1830

232

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HALL Dorcas, wife of Isaac, at North Kings-
town, aged 62 years,

Ro]3ert, at Bristol, Eng.,

William, of Salem, second officer of brig
Nereus, at Bombay, India. American of

Joseph, aged 22 years, drowned at Norfolk,
Va. American of

Maj. Brian, formerly of Norton, Mass , at
Providence, in 70th year, soldier of the
Revolution,
HALLENBECK Samuel, suddenly, near Cats-
kill, N. Y.,
HALLETT Orin, seaman on board schooner
Clarissa, of this port ; was washed over-
board from the jib boom near Block Island.
See note and obituary,

Samuel E , of Charleston, S. C, member of
junior class Amherst College, from asthma,

Gorham, seaman, belonging to schooner
Apollo of Boston,

Solomon, of Yarmouth, first officer of brig
Delma of Boston, at sea,

Caleb, of Barnstable, at New York, aged 23
years. American of

Caleb, of Massachusetts, at New York hos-
pital, aged 22 years. American of

Mrs. Elizabeth, at Yarmouth, aged 86 years;
her descendants were 12 children, 84
grand and 57 great grandchildren. Ameri-
can of

Thomas L , Esq., in 41st year, at Mobile,
Ala., native of Long Island, a merchant,

HALLEY Miss , at Nashville, Tenn., aged

1 1 years ; was bitten by a dog Jan. 25, forty-
eight days after the malady appeared and
3 days after she died. American of
HALLINGSWORTH Samuel, Esq., at Balti-
more, aged 74 years. American of
HALLOCK Rev. Jeremiah, at Canton, Ct., aged

69 years,
HALLOW.^Y Ann, eldest daughter of Capt.
William, at Wickford, aged 19 years.
American of
HALLOWELL Sarah, widow, in 77th year.

Miss Sarah, aged 69 years,
HALLYBURTON Susan, wife of James, at

Pawtucket,
HALSEY Charles B., son of Thomas Lloyd
Halsey, Esq , of Providence, at sea, on
board snip Gen. Hamilton, on her passage
to Canton, in 27th year,

Jan. 7, 1 83 1
March 7, 1831

April I, 1831

June 22, 1832

Jan, 13, 1833
Sept. 30, 1815

Nov. 25, 1824
Dec. IS, 1824
Nov. 2, 1825
Aug. t7, 1826
Sept. 10, 1830
Dec. 14, 1830

March 11, 1831
March 27, 1831

April 13, 1830
May 21, 1830
June 23, 1826

Dec. 9, 1823

May 4, 1815

Nov. 24, 1828

Sept. 21, 1823

Aug. 7, 1828

KHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

233

H ALSEY Mrs. Mary E., wife of Samuel F., and
daughter of late George Youle, at New
York. American of
HAMBLIN Nancy, native of England, sister to
Thomas Hamblin, of the theatres, at sea,
on board ship James Cropper, on passage
from Liverpool to New York,

John, murdered by his negroes, at Lunen-
burgh, Va. American of
HAMERSLAY Andrew, at New York, aged 94

years. American of
HAMILL Thomas R., at Philadelphia, from
drinking cold water,

HAMILTON Lady , at Calais, France ; she

was of humble origin, was a great beauty,
was the espoused of Sir William Hamilton,
was the Cleopatra to the great Nelson, and
he was content with the lot. Miss Horatio
Nelson was with her when she died.
American of

Miss , murdered by two Irishmen.

American of

Dowager Lady, in England, aged 90 years.
American of

Hon. Paul, late secretary of the Navy, at
Beaufort, S. C,

Mrs. the authoress, in England. American of

James, Esq., of Philadelphia, at Poughkeepsie,
N. Y., in 43d year,

James, executed for the mnrder of Major
Birdsall, at Albany, N. Y. .'\merican of

Jeptha, of Massachusetts, at sea, from brig
Beaver, of this port. American of

Gen. John, of North Carolina, at West Ten-
nessee. Was one of Gen. Greene's aides
in the Revolution. Was at Guilford Court
House March 15, 178 1. American of

Ann, aged 15, shot by Joseph Thompson,
first mate of Hermaphrodite Hrig Leopard,
at Baltimore,

John C, who was executed in Kentucky for
the murder of Dr. Sanderson a few years
smce; a man was executed at Mobile, Ala.
recently who confessed he did it and that
Hamilton was innocent. American of

Capt. Sewall, at Worcester, aged 36 years,
was deputy sheriff and coroner for the
County. American of

Alexander, Esq, F. A. S. In Liverpool,
Eng. American of

Jan. 29, 1830

June 27, 1826

March 30, 1827

June 8, 1819

July 27, 1828

April 7, 1815

Oct. 10, 1815

May 3, 1816

June 30, 1 8 16
Nov. I, 1816

July 20, 1 8 17

Nov. 13, 1818

Jan. 19, 1819

May 7, 1819
Oct. S, 1 82 1

Aug. 12, 1823

Dec. 21, 1824
March 4, 1825

234

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HAMILTON Mrs.

murdered herself and

child, at Palmer, Mass ,

, a child. His father lives near Sunfish,

Ohio. Killed by the explosion of a boiler
of the steamer S. B. Kenawha, on the Ohio,
at the mouth of the Gunandotte,
HAMLIN Francis, of Connecticut, at sea, on
board ship Columbia, on passage from
Havana. American of

John, son of William, aged 21 months,
HAMELIN Rear Admiral, late Naval Com-
mander of the French Fleet off Cadiz, in
France, of brain fever. American of
HAMLIN Solomon, at Framingham. Having a
cold he dosed himself with lobelia and red
pepper until overpowered by death,

Isaac Bowen, infant son of William, aged i
year,
HAMM Phebe, widow of Jotham, in this town,

in 77th year,
HAM Levi, in Providence, in 73d year,
HAMM Elizabeth, wife of Jotham, in 71st year,

Jotham, in 77th year. Was born in Ports-
mouth, N. H., but had resided here 70
years,

Miss Sarah, aged 66 years,
HAMMAR Margaret, daughter of late Thomas,

aged 16 years. American of
HAMMETT Nathan, at Newport, in 69th year,

Caroline, daughter of the late Benjamin, at
Newport, aged 24 years. American of

Benjamin H., son of the late Benjamin, at
Newport, in 24lh year. American of

Capt. , of Boston, killed by Malays in

the South Seas. American of

Leah, widow of Benjamin, at Newport, aged
58 years. American of

Christopher G., son of Capt. William, late of
Warwick, at Sutton, aged 25 years. Amer-
ican ot
HAMMOND Ann, wife of James, and daughter
of Amos Palmer, Esq., of Stonington, Ct.,
at Newport, in 25th year. American of

Sarah, widow of Jonathan, in this town, at
Coventry, aged 70 years,

Phebe, widow of Paine, at Newport, in 68th
year. American of

Sarah, daughter of Paine, at Newport, in 27th
year. American of

Ceaser (colored), aged 88 years, 30 years a
member of 2d Cong. Church,

Oct. 30, 1826

June 24, 1829

June IS, 1821
Feb. I, 1822

Nov. 20, 1823

April 21, 1825

Aug. 16, 1825

Feb. 12, 1809

March 3, 1818

Jan. 21, 1824

June 30, 1824
Julys, 1828

March 21, 1828
July 18, i8i6

July 2, 1819

Jan. 14, 1820

Nov. 27, 1821

Nov. 19, 1824

Oct. 23, 1829

Sept. 18, 1810

June 26, 1814

Jan. 3, 1815

July 4, 1815

June 16, 1816

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

235

HAMMOND George W., in 37th year ; drowned
in a pond of water the rain had made,

Joshua, native of Rhode Island, on board
schooner Havana ; packet on passage from
St. Domingo to Baltimore. American of

Capt, Thomas, at Detroit. Was twice
wounded in the last war, at York, and on
Lake Erie on board the Lawrence. Amer-
ican of

Alden, at Newport, in 26th year,

Mary, wife of J. R., at Brunswick, Me., sud-
denly, American of

Mary Rugg, youngest daughter of Jeremiah,
aged 2 years, 6 months,

EUzabeth, widow of Capt. Thomas, formerly
of Bristol, at Arkwright, in 40th year,

George W., son of late John S., at Providence,
aged 1 4 years ; drowned,

Hermoine, widow of John S., in 55th year.
American of

William, drowned in a pond, at Rutland,
Mass., by sinking of the boat,

William A., only son of William, aged 4 years,
22 months, at Warwick,

William, at North Kingstown, aged 61 years,

Thomas (colored), aged 42 years.

Col. Reuben, at Foster, in 41st year,

William, at Glocester, aged 27 years,

Rhoda, daughter of William, at New Bed-
ford, aged 4 months ; her clothes caught
fire about two weeks ago. American of

William, eldest son of William and Mary, at
Seekonk, in i8th year,

John Henry, infant son of John S., aged i
year, 5 months,

Calvin, at Wickford, aged 62 years. Ameri-
can of

Dea. James, in 80th year; was town sergeant
20 years,

Elizabeth, wife of John, at Boston, aged 44
years. American of

Mary T., wife of Zenas D., at Newport,
HAMPTON Gen. Wade, at Natchez, on his way
to take command of the U. S. Army at
New Orleans. Contradicted in next issue.
American of

Capt. Francis, son of General, at Charleston,

S. C,

HANCHETT Capt. J. M., of British ship Dia-

. dem, at Halifax, of wounds received on

Craney Island, near Norfolk. American of

Feb. 21, 1816
Sept. 13, 1816

March 13, 1818
Feb. 13, 1820

Dec. 22, 1820

May 13, 1821

April 8, 1823

June 29, 1823

Aug. 5, 1823

July S, 1825

July 25, 1827

Sept. 24, 1827

Jan. 13, 1828

Oct. 7, 1828

Oct. 27, 1829

Jan. 12, 1830

March 24," 1830

April 4, 1830

Jan. i8, 1 83 1

Feb. 18, 1 83 1

March 11, 1831
Aug. 2, 1 83 1

Dec. I, 1809
May 25, 1816

Nov. 19, 1813

236

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HANCOCK Monroe, son of N. S., at Barre,

Mass,, aged 12 years, from a hurt received

in a scuffle. American of
Mrs. Miriam, at Lincoln, aged 80 years.

American of
HANDLEY Mrs. Lydia, formerly of Wickford,

at Providence, aged about 60 years,
HANDY Abigail, widow of Charles, Esq., at

Newport, in 76th year. American of
Sally, wife of Ebenezer, and daughter of the

late Elisha Brown, at Glocester, aged 49

years,
Capt. William R., at New York, formerly of

Newport, aged 29 years. American of
Charles Walter, youngest son of Major John,

of Newport, in this town, in 17th year,
Richard S., son of Major John, of Newport,

at Rainesford Island, Boston harbor, aged

22 years; had arrived from sea after an ab-
sence of 8 years,
Thomas Ryburgh, midshipman U. S. Navy,

son of Thomas, at Newport, aged 22 years,
Mr. J. H., formerly of Philadelphia, killed in

a duel at St. Louis. American of
Hannah Louisa, daughter of Major John, of

Newport, at Medfield, Mass., aged 25 years,
Russell, at Bristol, aged about 70 years, pen-
sioner of the Revolution,
Caleb, son of late Benjamin, of Uxbridge, at

Smithfield, Madison Co., N. Y.,
Major John, at Newport, in 73d year, soldier

of the Revolution,
Mary, wife of Westcott, of Providence, at

New York,

Mary, wife of Thomas, at Newport. Ameri-
can of

HANFORD Abraham (colored), at Norwalk,

v^t.,

, wife of Abraham (colored), at Norwalk,

Ct.,
HANKS Lieut. -
Mackanaw :

-, late commander of Fort
after being paroled he was
accidentally killed by a shot from the Eng-
lish battery, at Detroit. American of
HANNERS Benjamin, Jr., at Boston, aged 32

years. American of
HANSCOMB Reuben, at Berwick, Me., aged JJ
years, soldier of the Revolution. Ameri-
can of

March 22, 1822

May 21, 1830

Nov. 17, 1822

Oct. 3, 1809

Jan. 20, 1 8 14

Jan. 3, 1 815

Jan. 30, 1 81 8

Sept. 20, 1 82 1

Oct. 27, 1821

Feb. 6, 1824

June 4, 1825

July 7, 1826

Oct. 3, 1826

March 2, 1828

March i, 1832

June 22, 1830

July 26, 1832

July 28, 1832

Sept. 29, 181 2
Jan. 26, 1830

April 12, 1 83 1

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

237

HANSE Christian, seaman, lost off Cape Hat-

teras, from U. S. schooner Nonesuch.

American of

HANSON Alexander C, murdered by a mob, at

Baltimore,

Benjamin, at Dover, N. H., aged 50 years,

found hung in his barn. American of
Alexander C, at Belmont, Md., U. S. Sena-
tor for Maryland, in 33d year,
Walter, a suicide, at Sackett's Harbor. Amer-
ican of
Thomas, Esq., late judge advocate, of U. S.
Army, at Cantonment, Council Bluffs,
HARADEN Nathaniel, Master Commandant
U. S. Navy, at Washington. American of
HARDENBERG Prince, the Prussian Chancel-
lor, on journey to Venice,
HARDENBURG Augustus, infant son of John

C, aged 3 months, 1 1 days,
HARDENBURGH Lillis, wife of Jacob, in 76th
year,
Jacob, in 80th year,
HARDING I.ebbeus, eldest son of Jonathan,
formerly of Providence, at Cyntheana, Ky.
American of
Lyman, Esq.. Attorney General of Missis-
sippi, near Natchez,
HARDEN John, at Bridgewater, aged 65 years.

American of
HARDIN Gen. Martin D., late Senator in Con-
gress, in Kentucky, aged 43 years. Amer-
ican (if
HARDING Corne'ia, wife of Albert, of Provi-
dence, at Newport, aged 24 years,
Hannah, widow of William, at Bristol, aged

84 years,
Mrs. Hannah, at Bristol, aged 82 years.

American of
Jemima, widow, of Southbridge, aged 83

years,
Nancy, wife of Eddy, at Attleboro, daughter
of John Hutchinson, of North Providence,
at Attleboro,
Walker, in 82d year,

Jonathan, formerly of Providence, at Cincin-
nati, O., in 62d year,
Abigail, widow of Harding, in 77th year,
Jonathan Russell, son of John G, at Bristol,
aged 21 years, graduate of Brown,
HARDY William, son of Charles, at Portsmouth,
aged 1 9 years. American of

June 2, 1820

July 28, 18 12

Aug. 20, 1816

April 23, 1 8 19

June 15, 1819

Dec. 8, i8r9

Feb. 3, 1818

Nov. 14, 1822

Sept. 10, 1826

March 19, 1827
March 20, 1828

Feb. 2, 1 8 19
June 24, 1820
Sept. 20, 1822

Oct. 31, 1823
May 30, 1826
July 29, [826
Aug. 4, 1826
Aug. 12, 1826

Nov. 2, 1828
April 16, 1829

March 14, 1830
Aug. 29, 1831

Oct. 20, 1832

Nov. 20, 1829

238

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HARE Mrs. Margaret, widow of Robert, Esq.,
at Philadelphia, in 66th year,
Joseph T., at Baltimore, executed for mail

robbery,
William H., a cadet at the U. S. Military
Academy, at West Point, aged 19 years;
was of Philadelphia. American of

HARGELL Caleb, at Newport, aged about 80
years ; when a youth he lost a leg by the
firing of a gun at the news of the repeal
of the Stamp Act,

HARKEN Daniel, seaman, perished in the
wreck of the schooner Quaker,

HARKNESS George Fenner, son of Daniel, at
Scituate, aged about 6 months,
Betsey, wife of Daniel, at Scituate, in 3rst

year,
George, at Newport, suddenly,

HARLEM Samuel, Friend minister, at Kennett,
Penn. American of

HARLIN Zachariah, murdered by Peter A.
Early, who has been arrested for the same,
in Georgia. American of

HARLOW Martha, widow of Capt. Isaac, at
Bridgewater. American of
Remember, widow of Samuel, at Plymouth,
in 80th year,

Mr. , at Springfield, Vt., aged 23 years ;

was attempting to free himself from a
wagon, the horses having become fright-
ened and unmanageable. American of

HARNSTEIN Count, a courtier. Two days
after the funeral, the mausoleum being
opened, they found he had been buried
alive, that he had forced the lid of the coffin
and had reached the door, where he had
butted his head against it so as to cause
death. American of

HARP John, at New York. He ate water hem-
lock for celery. American of

HARPER Joseph, ot the Charleston theatre, at
Charleston, S. C, in 52d year. He was a
native of Norwich, Eng., and had resided
for the last 22 years in this country. Amer-
ican of
Hon. John A., late M. C, at Meredith, N.

H. American of
Oliver, murdered by Jason Treadwell, at
Montrose, Penn., who was executed the
Jan. 13th following,

Sept. 2!, 1816
Sept. 10, 1818

Aug. 23, 1825

May 7, 1 83 1

March 6, 1820

April 9, 1826

Jan. 27, 1828
Aug. S, 1828

Aug. 7, 1818

March 29, 1825
Nov. 24, 1829
Dec. 12, 1829

Dec. 22, 1829

April 13, 1819
July 14, 181S

March 22, i8u
July 2, 1816

May—, 1824

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN- DEATHS 239

HARPER Hon. Robert Goodboe, aged 60 years,
a politician of the Washington school, at
Baltimore. See obituary in issue of Jan. 25, Jan. 14, 1825
HARRA Jose Florentine, aged 27 years, exe-
cuted at Havana for the treacherous murder
of a justice, April 19, 18 16

HARREATT John, Esq., at London, Eng., aged
70 years ; resided in Rhode Island in 1793.
American of April 17, 18 17

HARRENDEEN Mary, widow of Joseph, at

Smithfield, aged 100 years. American of Aug. 22, 1815

HARRINGTON Dr. Allen, formerly of Brook-
field, Mass., at Columbia, Penn., aged 45
years. American of Oct. 22, 181 1

Serena, daughter of Jesse, at Coventry, aged

19 years, Oct. 28, 1822

Payson Perrin, son of Capt. Henry, aged i

year, 9 m,, 9 days, Sept. 29, 1825

Evelina, wife cf Austin, at Worcester, aged

26 years. American of Jan. 19, 1827

Lucy G., wife of David B., at Millbury, aged

24 years, Aug. 21, 1829

Lieut. Nathaniel, a soldier of the Revolution,
at Worcester, in goth year, Feb. 28, 1831

HARRINTON Bridget, wife of John, killed by
him when drunk, at New York. American
of May 20, 1 83 1

HARRIS David, Esq., cashier of OfSce of Dis-
count and Deposit, at Baltimore, Md., a
valued ofificer of the Revolution. Amer-
ican of Nov. 24, 1809

Hugh, of Newport, aged 23 years, at sea on
passage from Canton to Liverpool. Amer-
ican of April 13, 1 8 10

William, son of Stephen, of Scituate, at Ha-
vana, in 28th year. May 18, 1810

Samuel, aged 26 years, drowned at Cam-
bridge, an under graduate of Harvard Col-
lege; had a great gift for the languages
and had acquired 12 of them when he met
his death, July 7, '8x0

Oceana, daughter of Cyrus, Esq., dec, at

Scituate, in her 14th year, Aug. 14, 1810

John, at Newport, aged 8$ years. American

of Nov: 23, 18:0

Hon. Caleb, at Johnston, in 73d year, Jan. 16, i8r2

Eliza, daughter of the late Andrew, at Cran-
ston, in 36th year, funeral from the house
of Robert Sheldon, sermon by Rev, Mr.
Wilson, died April 6, 181 2

240

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HARRIS Sarah, wife of James, and daughter of
Sim"feon Smith, at Pawtuxet, in 2ist year,,

Thomas, at Charlestown, Mass., cashier of
Eagle Bank and State Treasurer. Amer-
ican of

Nancy, wife of John, at Pawtuxet, in $26 year.
American of

Gen. Thomas K., M. C. from Tennessee, from
wounds received in a duel with Col. Simp-
son, at Tennessee. American of

Rhoby Ann, wife of Isaac, and daughter of
Caleb Remington, at Johnston, in 21st
year. American of

Mary, wife of Richard, at Smitbfield, in 80th
year. She had for a posterity 10 children,
57 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchil-
dren ; had lived with her husband 62 years,
and 60 years in the house in which she
died,

Stephen, in this town, in 64th year,

Isaac, native of Rhode Island, late of Savan-
nah, Ga , at Charleston, S. C,

, chief mate, from exposure in a ship-
wreck,

Eliza, wife of Stephen and daughter of James
Greene, Esq., at Warwick, in 28th year,

Capt. Benjamin, of Boston, native of New-
port, at Mobile, Ala., aged 67 years. Amer-
ican of

Freelove, daughter of George, in 4th year,

Fanny, wife of Joel and daughter of Elihu
Thornton, of Johnston, at Foster, in 3Sth
year,

Capt. Abner, formerly of Providence, at Lyn-
don, Vt., aged 42 years.

Dr. Benjamin, at Preston, Ct., aged 66 years,

Mrs. Marcy, at Newport, aged 78 years, many
years member of Second Baptist Church.
American of

John, aged 50 years, from a pan of charcoal,

Stephen M., of Providence, at Havana, on
board ship Gen. JacKson, aged 37 years,

Joseph, at Smithfield, in 7[st year,

James, at Johnston, in 26th year,

Mary Greene, daughter of Benjamin C, aged
19 years,

Mr. , killed in the descent of his balloon,

in England. American of

Elisha, at Cranston, in 81st year, of Society
of Friends, funeral from his son's residence
[Bates],

Aug. 23, 1812

June 21, 1814
March i, 1816

April 26, 1 816

July 23. 1816

Oct. 2, 1816
May 25, 1817

Aug. 28, 1819

Jan. 17, 1819

March 23, 1820

Jan. 2, 1821
March 8, 1821

Aug. 28, 1 82 1

Nov. I, 1821
Jan. 19, 1822

July 16, 1822
Feb. 2, 1823

Feb. 21, 1823
Feb. 25, 1823
June 13, 1823

March 9, 1824

July 13, 1824

March 16, 1825

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 241

HARRIS Margaret, widow of late Hon. Caleb,

of Johnston, at Warwick, in 84th year, April 3, 1825

Daniel Wilkinson, youngest son of Benjamin,

at Smithfield. American of May 6, 1825

Mrs. , at Ferrisburgh, Vt., killed from

accidental discharge of a gun while being

replaced in its accustomed place. Amer-
ican of July 15, 1825
Sally, wife of William, daughter of Timothy

Greene, at Pawtuxet, in 37th year, Nov. 1, 1825

Capt. Christopher, at Johnston, aged 45

years, Dec. 23, 1825

Benjamin, at Pawtucket, aged about 73 years;

pensioner of the Revolution, Jan. .15, 1826

William, son of Hon. Caleb, of Johnston, at

Greenville, Warwick, in 46th year; leaves

widow and 9 children, Jan. 16, 1826

Amey, wife of Samuel B., and eldest daughter

of Abraham Wilkmson, of Pawtucket, at

Smithfield, in 30th year, May 27, 1826

Martha, widow of David, Esq., formerly of

Providence, and grand daughter of Joseph

Jenckes, Governor of Rhode Island, at

Stanford, N. Y., aged 10 1 years, 7 months.

American of July 4, 1826

James ist, at Cranston, aged 74 years, July 30, 1826

Edward Manton, son of Dr. Stephen, at War-
wick, Aug. 23, 1826
Edward Henry, son of John S., aged 7

months, 8 days, Oct. 7, 1826.

John Harding, son of John S , aged 2 years,

7 months, Oct. 13, 1826

James B., son of John S., in sth year, Nov. 7, 1826

Freelove, widow of late Elisha, at Cranston,

in 80th year ; of Society of Friends. Fun-
eral from her son Bates ; died June 27, 1827
Louisa Maria, only child of Solomon, at

Foster, aged 3 years, 3 months, 3 days, Aug. 17, 1827

John, at Pawtuxet, in 74th year, suddenly, Sept. 20, 1827

Benjamin Gordon, second son of Edward

H., aged 5 years, Nov. 12, 1827

Mary Aborn, daughter of Edward B., at

Cranston, aged 6 years, 7 months, 15 days, April 15, 1828
Caleb W., son of late William, at Greenville,

Warwick, aged 16 years, June 10, 1828

James, ai Pawtuxet, in 39th year, Dec. 4, 1828

Caleb, at Johnston, in 34th year, son of John, Jan. 18, 1829
Lydia, wife of Oliver, at Cumberland, aged 67

years, Feb. 6, 1829

242 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HARRIS Mary A., wife of Edward B., and

daughter of Thomas Greene, of Pawtucket,

a: Woodstock, Ct., June 5- 1829

Capt. John, of New York State; for last S

years citizen of Texas, at New Orleans, Aug. 21, 1829

James (colored), Oct. 11, 1829

Rev. William, D. D., at New York, presi-
dent of Columbia College, in 65th year, Oct. 18, 1829
Thomas, in England, aged 108 years ; he

enjoyed uninterrupted health and retained

his mental powers to the last. American of Jan. 15, 1830

Jonathan, at Smithfield, aged about 70 years, Nov. 27, 1830
John B., at Marblehead, aged 24 years.

American of Dec. 24, 1830

Nancy, wife of John, at Scituate, in 73d year ;

of Society of Friends, Feb. 25, 1831

William, at East Bridgewater, aged 69 years.

American of March 18, 183 1

Hannah, widow of William, at Bristol, aged

47 years, June ir, 183 1

Jabez, at Scituate, in 53d year, July ii, 1831

Betsey, aged 22 years, suddenly ; the doctors

said caused by tight lacing. American of Aug. 12, 1831
John, at Johnston, in 69th year, Feb. 5, 1832

Abby S., daughter of John S., in 17th year, Sept. 3, 1832

Sarah, wife of Bates, at Cranston, in 60th

year, Sept. 16, 1832

HARRISON Ann, widow of William, at New-

port, aged 79 years. American of Jan. 28, 1814

Benjamin, at Georgia, aged 44 years. Was

probably the tallest man in United States,

being 7 ft 2J in. in height. American of April 28, 1818

George, infant son of Capt. William, at War-
wick, aged 10 months, Feb. 13, 1820
Burr, Esq., aged 84 years, in South Carolina.

He served in the Revolution as a Captain

under LaFayette. American of Aug. 20, 1822

Mr. , of Washington City, and his family,

at New Orleans, of the fever. American of Oct. 1 1, 1822
Capt. George, at Warwick, in 83d year.

Was born at Colchester, P2ng., and came to

America at the time of the French War ;

was a noted nautical commander and prom-
inent member of Episcopal Church, Oct. 16, 1822
Rev. John, at Preston, Eng., aged 56 years;

died as he had just set down to write

at his table; had written "Subpena. "

American of Oct. 7, 1823

Mary Cecelia, daughter of George G., aged

16 months, Sept. 21, 1824

KHODE ISLAND AMERICAN- DEATHS

243

HARRISON Dr. John, of the Navy, in Washing-
ton. American of

Dr. John, of the Navy, at Washington City.
American of

William, shot while sitting in front of Mr.
Riche's tavern, at Louisville, Ky. Ameri-
can of

George G., formerly of New York, for several
years resident at Providence, in 27th year ,
leaves wife and 2 children,

Mrs. Catherine T., at Apponaug, aged 42
years, -v

Richard, at New York, in 8ist year. Ameri-
can of

Mr. , killed by Mr. Grimes, in a political

quarrel, at Lewis Co., Ky., leaves wife
and two or three children. His age was
about 33 years,
HART Henry, drowned in New York harbor,

Elizabeth, widow, at Berlin, Ct., aged 95
years. American of

Mary, wife of John, at Pawtucket, aged 36
years. American of

F , a confectioner, found murdered in his

shop, at Boston,

Gen. John, at Saybrook, Ct. American of

Abigail, widow of Nicholas, at Newport,
aged 96 years,

Betsey, wife of John, Jr., at Taunton, aged
25 years,

Elizabeth, daughter of John, Jr., at Taunton,
aged 16 months,

Nicholas, at Pittsburgh, Penn., aged 68
years, native of Newport ; served in the
Revolution at one time as commissary ser-
geant to Gen. Greene,

Elizabeth, wife of James, at Newport, aged
60 years,

Lydia C, wife of Capt. Gamoleel, aged 37
years, at New Bedford. American of

Esther, at Fall River, aged 81 years, of So-
ciety of Friends. American of
HARTFORD Mary C, at Gorham, Me., aged

19 years. American of
HARTLEY David, Esq., in England, aged 82
years ; was one on part of Great Britain to
sign treaty of peace. American of
HARTMAN Ferd, a German, at New Orleans,
about 40 years of age, a suicide ; cut his
throat and shot himself besides ; was a lin-

March 15, 1825
March 22, 1825

Feb. 17, 1826

March 2, 1827
Sept. 10, 1828
L<ec. II, 1829

Aug. 3, 1830
Dec. 20, 1808

July IS, 1814

Jan. 31, 1815

June 5, 1815
Sept. 9, 1 8 17

March 5, 1821

Oct. 8, 1 82 1

Oct. 13, 1821

Aug. 15, 1822

Dec. 3, 1826

Jan. 12, 1830

Jan. 8, 1833

April 9, 1 8 19

Feb. 25, 1814

244

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HARTMAN :

guist, speaking fluently 6 or 7 languages.

American of
HARTSHORN William Henry, son of the late

Sylvanus, aged 9 months,
Silence, widow of Stephen, in this town, aged

84 years,
HARTSHORNE Ellis, aged 23 years. Ameri-
can of
HARTSHORN Mary, wife of Charles, Esq.,

daughter of late Andrew Waterman, of

Smithfield.at Providence, aged 52 years,
Richard, son of John, formerly of Providence,

at Boston, aged 14 years,
Thomas, aged 44 years, after an illness of 4

days ; liveryman ; remains carried to Rox-

bury for burial,
Mary A., wife of Samuel W., formerly of

Providence, at Norfolk, Va., in 21st year,
Preston, at Boston, aged 45 years. American

of
William Pabodie, infant son of Thomas C,

aged 7 months,
John Henry, infant son of Sylvester, Esq.,

aged 18 months,
Charles, aged 66 years,
HARTWELL Maria, wife of

years,
Samuel, at Oxford, Mass., aged

American of
HARVEY James, native of England, in this town,

aged 75 years. American of
Frederick, at Taunton, aged 53 years,
Ephraim, at Taunton, aged 66 years,
Barnabas, at launton, aged 37 years. Amer-
ican of
Rosannah, only daughter of William, at

Taunton, aged 3 years,
Mary, widow of Peter, at Newport, aged 66

years,
Miss Hannah, aged 102 j'ears, at Milton.

American of
Mrs Silence, widow of David, at Taunton,

aged 79 years. American of
Mrs. Lois, at New Bedford, aged 79 years,
HARWOOD Esther, daughter of John, at New-
port, in 22d year,
Robert, ordinary seaman, killed on board the

Little Kelt, in action with U. S. frigate

President,

Jesse, aged 22
76

vears.

Dec. 2, 1824

Aug. 20, 1819

Feb. 27, 18 16

Aug. 4, 1820

March 2, 1822
Dec. 7, 1824

June s, 1825

Jan. 27, 1827

Dec. 4, 1829

March 30, 1832

May 8, 1832
Sept. 3, 1832

April 5, 1821

June 27, 1826

March 22, 1816

March 28, 1822

Sept. 25, 1822

Oct. 10, 1823

Sept. 12, 1826

Dec. I, 1826

July 17, 1827

Sept. 10, 1830
March 14, 1831

April 10, 1809
May 16, 1811

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS

245

HARWOOD John, at Newport, in jjst year,
Margaret, widow of John, at Newport, in
86th year ; her descendants were 7 chil-
dren, 35 grand and 24 great-grandchildren,
Mrs. Mary, at Plainfield, Mass , aged 37

years. American of
Daniel, at Barre, Mass., aged 37 years.

American of
Mary, at Douglass, Mass. American of
Henry, aged 13 years, drowned at Stur-

briHge, Mass ,
Theodocius, aged 16 years, drowned at Stur-

bridge, Mass.,
Mr. , at North Brookfield, of the chol-
era. American of
HASELL William S., editor of the Wilmington
Gazette, at Wilmington, N. C. American
of
HA.SSEL Phebe, at Brighton, Eng., has com-
pleted her 106 years; has a bounty from
the King. American of
HASEY Thomas, of Boston, shot by a private
named Travers, at the navy yard, Charles-
town,
HASKELL Charles, son of Edward, in this
town, aged. 2 years,
James, son of Edward, aged 2 years.
Major Jonathan, at Belpre, O., formerly of
Rochester, Mass., an old Revolutionary of-
ficer. American of
Miss Sarah, at Bristol, aged 80 years,
Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Moses, in loth

year,
Lucy, wife of Jesse, at Taunton, aged 30

years,
Benjamin Stewart, eldest son of Col. Caleb,
formerly of Cumberland, at Wrentham,
aged 20 years,
Maria Hudson, at Cumberland, aged 15 mos..
Col. Elnathan, on his plantations in St.
Matthew's Parish, S. C, in 70th year, na-
tive of Rochester, Mass.; he served through
the Revolution,
Benjamin, aged 64 years,
HA SKINS Thomas, at Philadelphia, aged 56
years. American of
Stephen, at Taunton, aged 71 years,
Jonathan, at Dartmouth, aged about 70 years.
His death was caused by a scratch of a
cat a few days previously. American of

June IS, 1811

Sept. 29, 1820

Sept. 13, 1822

March 14, 1823
Feb. 25, 1825

Sept. 14, 1828

Sept. 14, 1828

July 27, 1832

Oct. 24, 1815

June I, 1821

Nov. 27, 1 814

Oct. 24, 1810
Aug. 19, 1813

Jan. 17, 1817
Oct. 9, i8r8

Feb. 17, 1820

March 31. 1820

Sept. r3, 1822
Aug. 7, 1825

Dec. 17, 1825
Feb. 12, 1829

July 12, 1 8 16
Nov. 4, 1826

Sept. 17, 1830

246

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HASKINS Charles, son of William, at New Bed-
ford, aged 17 years, from explosion of a gun,
HASLETT Gov. Joseph, governor of Delaware,

near Milford, Del ,
HASSARD Robert, a native of Connecticut,

aged 37 years, at Jamaica. American of
HASSEL William, seaman, native of Philadel-
phia, killed by the French,
HASSENCLEBER Casper, merchant, from
premature discharge of his fowling piece,
near Baltimore. American of
HASTINGS Eliza, daughter of the late Eleazer,
in 1 8th year,

Rt. Hon. Warren, aged 86 years, formerly
Governor General of Bengal, and member
of Privy Council. His celebrated trial is
history. He was in receipt of a pension
from the East India Company. American
of

Gen. Sir Charles, in England. American of

Jonathan, Esq., at Boston, aged 80 years.
American of

. son of Edmund T., aged about i6

years, killed by a barrel of flour falling on
him. American of
HASWELL Anthony, one of the oldest printers
in Vermont, at" Bennington, Vt. American
of

Sarah Felor-s, eldest daughter of Philip, of
Providence, at Columbus, O., in 42d year,

Jane, wife of Philip, aged 33 years, daughter
of late Capt. John McGowen, of Columbia,
O., at Providence,

Mercy, wife of Philip, in 75th year,
HATCH Lucy Ann, at North Kingstown, in
28th year,

Dea. Obadiah, at Kennebunk, Me., aged 89
years. American of

James, native of Taunton, Mass., on coast of
Africa, aged 45 years ; was on board brig
Curlew, of Boston. American of

Elizabeth L., wife of Capt. William, eldest
daughter of Hon, John Howland,.at Bris-
tol, aged 22 years,

Ann, daughter of Capt. Samuel, formerly of
Nantucket, of East Greenwich, in igth
year,

John, at Pembroke, Mass., aged 73 years,

Lois, wife of Isaac, at Attleboro, aged 78
years,

Dec. 2, 1 83 1

June 20, T823

March 28, 1815

Feb. 2, 1808

March 23, 18 10
Nov. 22, 1815

Oct. 27, 1818

Nov. 28, 1823

March 22, 1831

July I, 1 831

June 18, 1 8 16
Sept. — , 1823

April 17, 1826
Sept. 9, 1830

June 13, 1816

Dec. 4, 1819

Oct. 15, 1822

Jan. 4, 1823

July 18, 1828
Sept. 17, 1828

Jan. 23, 1831

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 247

HATCHMAN John, at Boston, aged 85 years,
soldier of the Revolution; was under Gen.
Lincoln at Charleston, S. C, 1780, at the
capture of the place by the British. Amer-
ican of March 25, 1831
HATHAWAY Samuel. Esq., at Freetown, aged

54 years. American of Nov. 9, 1810

, a little girl living in the family of Will-
iam C. Brown, son of Peleg, Esq., at South
Kingstown ; he whipped and roasted this
poor child until she died ; a more heart-
less crime was never committed, Dec. 27, 1813

Abner Alden, of Taunton, Mass., at Barn-
well district, S. C, in 2Sth year, a recent
graduate of Brown University, Sept. 20, J 818

John, at Sutton, Mass.; he slept in a newly
plastered room with a kettle of charcoal.
American of Feb. 27, 1818

William, son of the late John, of Newport, at

Baltimore, aged 26 years. American of Nov. 26, 1819

Joseph, aged 26 years, late of Boston, at

Dighton, Dec. 26, 1819

, son of Mr. , killed in Walcott and

Potter's cotton factory, Cumberland.

American of May 2, 1820

Simmons, of Troy, Mass., formerly of Provi-
dence, found dead in the city ; was intox-
icated at the time of death. American of Aug. 18, 1820

Humphrey, at New Bedford, aged 56 years. May 21, 1821

Silas, formerly of Freetown, at Providence,
aged 6^ years, pensioner of the Revolution, May 7, 1822

Frederick, in 27th year, June 26, 1822

Desire, widow of Zephaniah, at Newport, in
9Sth year, Sept. 28, 1822

Albert Burrows, member of Sophomore

Class, Brown University, in 17th year, Oct. 15, 1822

Elkanah, of Berkeley, at Bristol, aged 46

years. Oct. 15, 1822

Harriet, widow of Joseph, and daughter of Gus-

tavus Taylor, of Providence, aged 27 years, Oct. 22, 1822

Mary Alvira, only daughter of late Frederick,
of Providence, at Attleboro, aged 16
months, 16 days, Nov. 28, 1822

Mrs. Temperance, naiive of Newport, at

Taunton, aged 79 years. May 15, 1823

Enock, at Marine Hospital, in 24th year ;
was of Berkeley, Mass., after an illness of
several days, which he had contracted at
Savannah, Aug. 10, 1823

Hope, daughter of late Stephen, at Taunton,

in 38th year, Nov. 18, 1823

248

VITAL RECORD OP RHODE ISLAND

HATHAWAY Isaac, in 21st year,

Diadenia, widow of Joseph, at Freetown,

aged 85 years,
George, at'Middletown, in 59th year,
Lydia, widow of Stephen, Jr., at New Bed-
ford. American of
John, Esq., at Dighton, aged 73 years,
Samuel, at Worcester, aged 48 years,
Lemira R., only daughter of Benjamin, aged

5 years, 9 months,

HATHCOKE Thomas, at Richmond Co., N. C,

aged 125 years,
HATHARN Major Gen. John, in New York
State, aged 76 years, soldier of the Revo-
' lution. American of
William, in Putnam Co., Ga., aged 100 years
lacking 2 days ; was a native of Ireland,
buried 3 children there, emigrated with
wife and one child, landed at Wilmington,
N. C, and settled in Dublin Co.; served 3
tours in the Revolution, as did two of his
sons,
HATTEN Phebe, wife of Wilson, in 27th year,
HAUGHTON Ann P,, wife of N , at Bos-
ton, aged 34 years,
Thomas H., Esq., drowned near Norfolk,
Va., with three of his slaves. American of
HAUPT Elizabeth, wife of Henry, and daughter
of the late Capt. H. Warner, of this town,
at Savannah, Ga., in 25th year,
HAVEN Lucinda, wife of Lovett, at Attleboro,
in 27th year,
Charles, at Glocester, aged 25 years,
HAVENS Elizabeth C, eldest daughter of Hon.
Samuel, at Dedham, aged 26 years,
Melinda, wife of James, in 26th year,
HAWES Cornelia Gano, daughter of William,
at Wrentham, aged 67 years,
Edward, merchant, native of Rhode Island,

at Augusta, Ga. American of
Samuel Hopkins, son of Gen. Joseph, at

North Providence, aged 3 years,
John, Esq., collector of the port of New
Bedford, at Fairhaven, in 57th year. Amer-
ican of
Jason Lee, at New Bedford, son of Levi, aged

6 years, 4 months. He was at play at the
doors of his father's house. His elder
brother was chopping wood ; while the axe
was m the air he ran under it and re-

March II, 1825

July 9, 1827
Aug. 4, 1827

March 19, 1830

April 7, 1830

March 16, 1831

Dec. 20, 1832

April 12, 1818

March 11, 1825

April 28, 1 83 1
Jan. s, 1829

March 9, 1831

Dec. 9, 1 83 1

Oct. 26, 18 12

Dec. 7, 1 8 16
Sept. 16, 1825

Feb. 10, 1826
Feb. I, 1829

July 5, 1816

Nov. 9, 1 82 1

April I, 1824

Jan. 4, 1825

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN- DEATHS

249

HAWES :

ceived the blow in the small of his back,
lived about an hour,

Charles Augustus, only son of Nathan, aged
4 years,

Matthias, at Newport. American of

Edward W., at Boston, aged 47 years. Amer-
ican of

Edward W., at Boston, aged 47 years. Amer-
ican of

Moses, soldier of the Revolution, at Franklin,
Mass. American of

William T., at New Orleans, aged 34 years,
formerly of Wrentham, Mass.,
HAWKES James, in this town, aged 45 years,

Susanna, wife of Alpheus, aged 25 years,

Alpheus, in 34th year,

, child of Levi, at Windham, Me., aged 7

years, so badly burnt by its clothes taking
fire that it lived but 24 hours. American of

John, aged i year, 11 days, June 11; Eliza-
beth, in 6th year, Aug. £, and Joanna, in
4th year, Aug. i, at Johnston, children of
Stephen. American of
HAWKINS Desire, daughter of Joseph, at North
Providence, in 33d year,

Esek H., at North Providence, in 31st year,

Harriet, daughter of Joseph, at North Provi-
dence, in 26th year,

Henry, at Smithfield, in 30th year,

Benjamin, Indian agent, at the Creek Agency,
Georgia,

John, in this town, in 89th year. American
of

John, at Winchester, Ky., supposed to have
been murdered. American of

Col. Nathaniel, at Charlestown, Mass , aged
69 years, formerly of South Kmgstown.
American of

Rufus, in 51st year, at Providence,

John, at Smithfield, in 74th year.

Miss Mary Crawford, in 41st year,

Abigail, widow of Joseph, daughter of Esek
Hopkins, Esq., at North Providence, aged
73 years,

Francis E., laborer, aged about 22 years,
found in the harbor where the body had
been about two weeks. American of

Capt. William Tew, at Glocester, formerly
of Providence, in 98th year,

March 22, 1825

June 29, 1826
April 22, 1828

Feb. 19, 1830

Feb. 23, 1830

March 19, 1830

July 20, 1830
Dec. 23, 1815
July 17, 1819
Feb. 20, 1827

Dec. 17, 1830

Aug. 7, 1832

Aug. 25, 1809
Oct. 30, 181 1

Aug. 29, 1 812
May 5, 1813

June 6, 1816

June 3, 1817

July II, 1817

Oct. 21, 1817

Jan. 28, 1818

July 18, 1818

Nov. 27, 1819

April 25, 1 82 1

June 12, 1821
Aug. 14, 1 82 1

250

VITAL! RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HAWKINS Sarah, widow of Capt. James, at
Pawtuxet, jn 68th year,

Dorcas, wife of Christopher, Esq., daughter
of Thomas Whipple, Esq., dec, of North
Providence, at Newport, N. Y., in 66th
year. American of

Barnett, at Cranston, aged 75 years, soldier
of the Revolution,

Abigail, wife of Stephen, at Newport, aged
yj years,

Sarah, wife of John, Esq., at Smithfiield, in
41st year. American of

Pardon,' at Providence, aged 47 years,

Stephen, infant son of Stephen,

Hannah, daughter of late Pardon, aged 2
years, 5 months,

Martha, at Glocester, in 90th year, widow of
Elijah,

Samuel, at Springfield, aged TJ years. Amer-
ican of

Stephen, at Newport, in 87th year. Amer-
ican of

Hannah, wife of Sheldon, in S3d year,

George, son of Job A., aged 13 years; fell
while sliding down hill near Rime Rock
Bank. American of

HAWLY Capt. S , of Bridgeport, Ct.,

drowned ; was awkwardly putting on a
greatcoat, when he lost his balance and fell
overboard. American of
HAY George, U. S. District Judge for Virginia,
at Richmond, V;i.; was son-in-law to ex-
President Monroe,
HAYDEN in Germany, the musical composer.
Among the effects recently sold was a
parrot that he had taught to sing several
Dutch tunes. American of
HAYDN Joseph, in England, aged 72 years ;
was once a celebrated comedian, but of late
years was reduced. American of
HAYDEN Elizabeth, wife of Hon. Moses, and
daughter of Hon. John C. Williams, of
Pittsfield, Mass., at York, N. Y., aged 38
years. American of
HAYKS Rachal, widow of Moses M., Esq., at
Boston, aged 71 years. Her burial was at
Newport. American of
: Sophia (formerly Mrs. Claude of Providence
and Boston theatres), wife of Walter Hayes,
of the Charleston theatre, at Norfolk, Va.
American of

Nov. 15, 1 82 1

March 12, 1822

Feb, 10, 1823

Dec. 20, 1823

March 18, 1825

March 26, 1826

Sept. 9, 1826

Oct. 31, 1827

March 5, 1829

Aug. 10, 1830

Dec. 28, 1830
July 18, 1 83 1

Dec. 23, 1 83 1

Nov. 14, 1823
Sept. 18, 1830

July 3, 1810
May 27, 1823

Feb. 4, 1825
Oct. 5, 1810

Jan. 12, 1821

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

251

HAYES Jacob, at Boston.'aged 6t years. Ameri-
can of
HAYFORD Polly, wife of Gardiner, in 21st

year,
Charles F., son of Daniel, of this town, at sea,

in 20th year. American of
Elizabeth Anthony, daughter of Daniel, Jr.,

in 3d year,
HAYLEY William, aged 75 years, in England, a

poet and biographer. American of
HAYMAN John, mariner, late mate of sloop

Semiramis, f rom Savannah, in this town, in

27th year. American of
HAYNE Quinn D , late lieutenant, U. S. Army,

at Montpelier, Ala. American of
HAYNES Mrs. Sarah, formerly of Boston, in

this town, aged 65 years,
Mrs. Nancy, daughter of John Ide, formerly

of Attleboro, at Rowe, Mass., aged 27

years. American of
Robert, a foreigner, at Taunton, aged 27

years,
Mrs. Barbara, in 84th year,
HAYWARD Phinehas, of Livonia, Penn., fell

from his wagon and was killed,
Mary, wife of Philip, Esq., daughter of Capt.

Samuel Stone, of Providence, at Ashford,

Ct., aged 40 years,
Dea. Caleb, at Pomfret, Ct, suddenly, in 91st

year,
Jonathan, at West Hridgewater, aged 89 years,
Sarah, at Milbury, Mass., aged 89 years,
Patty, widow, at Pomfret, Ct., aged 83 years.

American of
Daniel, at Easton, suddenly, aged 26 years,
Catharine, widow of Joseph, at Newport,

aged 67 years. American of
Beza, Esq., at Plymouth, aged 78 years.

American of
HAZARD Patience, widow of Oliver, Esq., of

South Kingstown, in this town, in Both

year, ^

Mumford, formerly of Newport, at bouth

Kingstown,
Mrs. Jane, widow of Hon. George, of New-
port, at Portsmouth, in 67th year,
Thomas, at Jamestown, in 65th year. Amer-
ican of
Mary, daughter of John, in West Greenwich,
aged 21 years,

April 23, 1830
Jan. 19, 1817

April II, 1817
July 14, 1826
Feb. 16, 182 r

Oct. 25, i8ri
Nov. 10, 1820
Feb. 28, 181 3

June 12, 1821

Tuly 12,' 1827
Sept. 8, 1 83 1

June I, 1820

July 16, 182 [

Jan. 22, 1823

April 30, 1824

Jan. 12, 1825

March 22, 1825
July 23, 1827

Dec. 29, 1829

June II, 1830

July 9, 1809

June 24, 1811

Dec. 22, 18 II

March 7, 1815

May 31, 181S

252 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HAZARD Bedford, at Middletown, (colored),

aged 22 years. American of Oct. 6, 1815

Sarah, wife of Nathaniel, at Newport, daugh-
ter of Hon. Samuel Fales, of Taunton,

Mass., at Newport, R. I., in 32d year.

American of Jan. 5, 1816

Ebenezer, Esq., formerly postmaster general,

at Philadelphia, in 72d year, June 13, 1817

Sarah, wife of Carder, formerly of Newport,

at Norwich, Ct., in 34th year. American

of Dec. 26, 1 817

Sarah, widow of Stephen, of South Kings-
town, and daughter of Hon. Jonathan

Nichols, of Newport, aged 80 years, at

Newport. American of Feb. 27, 18 18

James, of Newport, ist mate of brig Nereus,

in the Mississippi River, June 10, 1819

Elizabeth, widow of Gideon, of South Kings-
town, at Newport. American of Nov. 26, 1819
Elizabeth, widow of Gideon, of South Kings-
town, at Newport. American of Nov. 30, 1819
Hannah C, wife of Sylvester R.,at Newport,

aged 25 years. American of Jan. 18, 1820

Abigail, widow of Ebenezer, Esq., formerly

Postmaster General of U. S., at New Haven,

Ct. American of July 18, 1820

Hon. Nathaniel, at Washington, D. C, aged

46 years. Representative in Congress

from R. I., Dec. 17, 1820

Thomas G., Esq., formerly of Newport, at

South Kingstown, in 84th year, Dec. 28, 1820

Sarah, wife of Edward, at South Kingstown,

aged 72 years, June 6, 1821

Elizabeth, widow of Mumford, at Newport,

in 62d year, Dec. 12, 1822

Carder, Esq , at Norwich, Ct., aged 44 years.

American of March 25, 1823

Richard, Jr., at Newport, aged 27 years, July 26, 1823

Capt. Joshua, at Westerly, aged 50 years, Nov. 14, 1823
Hannah Mary Seager, infant daughter of

Joseph W., at Newport, May 20, 1824

Ruth, wife of Godfrey, at Newport, aged 68

years, April 2, 1825

Sarah Robinson, daughter of Joseph W., aged

18 months. American of Aug. 19, 1825

Ephraim, at North Kingstown, aged 93 years,

of Society of Friends. Am.ofOct. 11 — 14, Aug. 29, 1825
Job G., in 29th year, July 16, 1828

Dr. George, at South Kingstown, aged 65

years, Oct. 31, 1828

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS

253

HAZARD Mrs. Lucretia, at Newport, aged 82
years,
Susan, wife of Freeborn, in 65th year,
Godfrey, at Portsmouth, aged 84 years,
Caroline, daughter of Job G., aged 4 years,
6 months,
HAZELTINE J , of Salem, Mass., at Haver-
hill ; a tornado blew down a house and
killed him. American of
H AZELTON Alpheas, native of Haverhill, Mass.,
recently of Providence, in 33d year ; near
Burlington, Vt., suicide. American of
HAZEN Dr. Benjamin, in this town, aged about

69 years,
H AZERENTINE John, in England. Whitesmith,
aged 56 years ; a skilled mechanic by
whose brain many made fortunes but who
died poor and buried at the expense of the
parish. He proved Dr. Franklin's maxim,
"The man of many trades will beg his
bread on Sunday." American of
HAZLE William S., (colored), in soth year,
HAZKLHURST Robert, at Burlington, N. J.,
in 71st year. Was a resident of Charles-
ton, S. C, for 40 years,
HEAD Mary, widow of Lovett, formerly of Little
Compton, aged 65 years, at Newport,
Ruth, wife of Willard, at Little Compton,

aged 37 years. American of
Job, seaman, of Little Compton, at sea,
George, of Tiverton, at New Bedford, aged
25 years. American of
HEADLEY William, formerly of Roxbury,
Mass , at Waldoboro, Me., aged 82 years ;
a Revolutionary pensioner and present at
the Boston Tea Party. American of
HEAGY Henry, killed by James Hunter, at
Gettysburg, Penn. He struck him with a
scythe nearly cutting his head off. Amer-
ican of
HEALEY Margaret, widow of Samuel, of Attle-
boro, at Thomastown, Me, in 84th year.
American of
Eliza, eldest daughter of John, Jr., aged 9

years, 3 months,
Mrs. Martha, in 76th year,
Sally, wife of Major Jedediah, at Worcester,

aged 65 years.
Major Jedediah, at Worcester, aged 63 years,
Samuel in sgth year; has been nearly 20
years confined to his bed.

Feb. 26, 1829
March 10, 1829
March 22, 1830

Aug. 10, 1830

Aug. S, 1814

July 2, 1830
June 5. 1814

Oct. I, 1816
Nov. 8, 183 1

Aug. 24, 1825

Jan. I, 1824

July 20, 1824
July 14, 1825

March 26, 1 830

Feb. 23, 1830

July 18, 1817

Feb. 25, 1814

Nov. 30, 1819
Dec. 13, 1819

Feb. 3, 1 82 1
Feb. 7, 1 821

March 17, 1821

254

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HEATH Samuel W.,lateof Marblehead, at Paw-
V tucket, aged 37 years,

Hon. William, at Roxbury, Mass., aged TJ
^ years,

Sarah, widow of Hon. William, at Roxbury,
Mass., aged 79 years. American of

Hon. John, Judge Court of Common Pleas, in
England. American of

Mrs. , wife of Nathaniel, at Barrington.

American of

Nathaniel, Jr., son of Nathaniel, at.Barring-
'•- ton. American of

Gen. Richard K , hero of North Point, at
Baltimore. American of

Mary, widow of Joseph, formerly of Roxbury,
Mass , at Pi-ovidence, in 83d year,

John, infant son of William, at Newport,

Capt. Winchester, at Bristol, aged 42 years,

Mrs. Marcia, in 78th year,

Henry F., aged 17 years, formerly oi Bristol,
at Boston. American of

Nathaniel, at Barrington, aged 88 years,
HEATHCOTE Sir William, in England, aged

73 years. American of
HEATON Margaret, of Wrentham, aged 43
years,

Lois, wife of David, in 48th year,

Mrs, Margaret, widow of Nathaniel, late of
Wrentham, at Providence; more than 60
years member of Baptist Church, at Provi-
dence, at residence of her son David, in
90th year,

David, in 61st year,
HECKEW ELDER Rev. John, aged 79 years,
at Bethlehem, Penn. He had spent a great
portion of his time among the Indians and
had published valuable works respecting
them. American of
HECTOR Benjamin (colored), native of Provi-
dence, lost from brig Bocco Tigras, of Bos-
ton, at sea,

James, of Lansingburgh, at Troy, N. Y.,

from eating water hemlock supposing it

spikenard. American of

HEDLEY Abigail, wife of Peleg, daughter of

John Corey, at Portsmouth, aged 34 years,

Priscilla, wife of Henry, daughter of John
Corey, at Portsmouth, aged 33 years,
HEFFFIRLIN Mary Ann Justin, infant daugh-
ter of Richard, at Providence, aged 7
months, 14 days.

Oct. 21, 18 1 2

Jan. 24, 1814

Oct. 21, 1814

March 12, 18 16

April 30, 1816

April 30, 18(6

Dec. 21, 1821

Sept. 21, 1822

April 10, 1823

July 10, 1825

Oct. 2, [828

Feb. 3, 1829
May 20, 1829

Aug. 31, 1819

Aug. 13, i8t2
Dec. 3, 1 82 1

Aug. I. 1825
Sept. I, 1831

Feb. II, 1823

March 2, 1820

March 29, 1825
Oct. 6, 1822
Oct. 8, 1822

June 26, 1820

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS 256

HEFFERLIN Freelove, wife of Richard, daugh-
ter of Capt. John Justin, of Providence, at
Charleston, S. C, in 26th year, April 7, 1823

HEFFORD Mrs. Hannah, at Newport, in 87th

year. American of Feb. I2, 1822

HEILEMAN Harriet B., wife of Major Julius F.,
and daughter of late Robert N. Auchmuty,
Esq., of Newport, at Boston, aged 34 years.
American of Sept. 23, 1825

HELEN John P., aged 63 years, Jan. 14, 1833

John, a foreigner, aged 35 years, at sea, on
board brig Busy, on passage from Havana
to Providence. American of Dec. 13, 1831

HELMA William H., Esq., at Miller's Place, L.

I., in 35th year. American of Sept. 25, 1829

HELME William, at Newport, in 44th year, Aug. 25, 1809

Alice, wife of James, Jr., Esq., at South

Kingstown, Aug. 15, 181 1

Capt. Simeon, of Newport, aged 26 years.

American of Aug. 22, 181 5

George William, son of John, of Pawtucket,

aged6months, u days, Sept. i, 1816

James, Jr., Esq , at South Kingstown, in 39th
year ; for nearly 20 years a justice of the
peace and clerk of court, Feb. 28, 18 19

William, son of the late Major William, of

Newport, at Pawtucket, in 23d year, March 13, 1819

Mercy, formerly of South Kingstown, at Bur-
rillville, in 92d year. American of Nov. 5, 1819

John Fenelon, youngest son of Col. Bernon,

aged 10 months, Aug. 28, 1820

Miss Abigail, at Newport, in 83d year, July 28, 1821

Edward, son of Edward, aged 15 months.

.American of April 23, 1822

Nathaniel S., son of James, at South Kings-
town, aged 25 years, graduate of 15rown
University, Oct. 31, 1822

Charles, son of late Major William, of New-
port, at sea, on board the Brothers, of Nan-
tucket, on passage from the South Seas, in
2Sth year. American of July i, 1823

Mrs. Cornelia, wife of Edward, in 30th year, Aug. 16, 1823

Sarah, widow of Capt. Nathaniel R., at New-
port, aged 55 years, Dec. 18, 1823

James, Esq., at South Kingstown, aged 74

years, Dec. 23, i8jj

James Powell, son of Col. Bernon, in 8th

year, March 23, 1825

Bernon, Esq., clerk court of common pleas.

Providence county, in 40th year, Dec. 16, 1826

256

VITAL RECORD OP RHODE ISLAND

HELME Sarah, widow of James, at Kingston.
American of

Mrs. Deborah, at Salem, aged 38 years.
American of

Dr. R. H., late a representative from John-
ston Co., at Smithfield, N. C,

Edward, aged 38 years,

Penelope Emily Wright, infant daughter of
Nathaniel G.,
HELMER Philip, at Herkimer, N. Y., aged 91
years, a soldier in the French and Revolu-
tionary wars. American of
HEMANS Benjamin, Sen., late chief clerk in
Navy Department, and recently appointed
naval storekeeper at Portsmouth, at George-
town, D. C, formerly of Boston, aged 59
years. American of
HEMENWAY Eliza, daughter of Capt. Daniel,
aged 8 years,

Nathan, in this town, in 6th year, son of Dan-
iel,

Vashni, Esq., aged 59 years, at Shrewsbury,
Mass. American of

Eliza, wife of Dr. Robert E., second daugh-
ter of Major Samuel Jackson, of Provi-
dence, at Jordan, N. Y., in 21st year.
American of

Daniel, for years a keeper of a public house
in Providence, at Blackstone. American of

Francis, at Northbridge, aged 20 years.
American of

Peter, at Boston, aged 75 years. American of

HEMPSTEAD Edward, formerly delegate in

Congress from Missouri territory, at St.

Louis. American of

HENDLEY Ann Lewis, wife of John D., in 41st

year,

William, formerly of Roxbury, at Woldoboro,
Me., aged 82 years, a Revolutionary pen-
sioner and one of the Boston Tea Party.
American of
HENDRICK Alpha, wife of Cornelius, at Cum-
berland, aged 3S years,

Greene, at North Kingstown, aged 28 years,

HENDRICKSON J , seaman, perished in

the wreck of the schooner Quaker,
HENLEY Col. David, at Washington City, aged
75 years ; was an officer in the Revolution
and since has filled several important
offices. American of

Feb. 26, 1828

Oct. 30, 1829

Feb. 23, 1830
July 10, 1830

Sept. 30, 1 83 1
June 18, 1830

Dec. 19, 1823

Dec. 10, 1814

Jan. 5, 1816

Feb. 2, 1 82 1

Sept. 26, 1826

Aug. 14, 1827

Feb. I, 1828
Feb. 23, 1830

Sept. 19, 1817
Sept. 10, 1822

March 16, 1830

July I, 1822
April II, 1829

March 6, (820
Jan. 14, 1823

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

257

HENLEY Lieut. , of U. S. ship Constitu-
tion, at Matanzas,^
Joseph, in North Carolina, fell before the

wheel of a passing wagon. American of
Capt. Robert, U. S. Navy, at Sullivan's

Island, Charleston, S. C, commandant of

the station,
HENNESSEY William, native of Ireland, at

Newport, aged 30 years, suddenly,
HENNIFEN Capt. John, of brig Eliza, of New

York, at Savannah, Ga. He had ;^6,ooo

life insurance. American of
HENRY , a native of O whyhee, aged about 24

years, in this town,
Isaac N., Esq., one of the editors of St.

Louis Enquirer, at St. Louis, Mo., aged 24

years. American of
Hugh, native of Ireland, fell from a scaffold,
Lydia, wife of Stephen, Esq., in 46th year,
Horace, son of Caleb, at Cranston, aged 20

years,
John, Esq., in London, Eng., Admiral of the

Red, called the father of the British Navy ;

was past captain 1777 ; rear admiral 1797 ;

vice admiral 1799; admiral 1804; ^g^d 98

years. American of
Deborah, widow of William, of Dighton,

Mass., in 86th year,
Samuel, of Scituate, R. I., at sea, on board

brig Laurel, on passage from Providence to

Savannah. American of
HENSHAW Sarah Hayward, daughter of Joshua,

merchant, aged 10 years, at Montreal, L. C,
Samuel, at Newport, in 37th year,
Charles, at New Bedford. American of
John, at Newport, aged 70 years. Ameri-
can of
Josiah, at Brookfield, very suddenly, aged JJ

years. American of
Ashbel, son of John L., at London, U. C,
John L., at London, U. C., formerly of Prov-
idence,
HEPBURN , attorney at law, killed in a

duel with another attorney named

Howard, at Augusta, Ga.,
HERB William Pearce, infant son of John F,, at

Cranston, aged 11 months,
Sarah Waterman, wife of John F., and daugh-
ter of Holliman Potter, Esq., of Cranston,

at Providence, in 42d year.

July 14, 1825
Sept. 9, 1828

Oct. 6, 1828
Oct. 22, 1828

Nov. 23, 1819
April 12, 1813

Feb. 16, 1821
July 29, 1822
Feb. 14, 1825

March 25, 1825

Oct. 9, 1829
May 2, 1830

Nov. I, 1 83 1

Dec. 22, 1817
Nov. 28, 1 82 1
Sept. 17, 1822

March 15, 1825

Oct. 2, 1829
July 20, 1832

July 25, 1832

May 30, 1822
Aug. 26, 1825

Dec. 28, 1828

258 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HERBERT Nablet, Esq., Attorney at Law, of
Alexandria, at Mt. Vernon. The June
before he had lost Jane aged 6, and Robert
aged 4 years ; his two children. American
of Sept. 2, 1825

HERLITZ Capt. Joseph, formerly of New York,
at Providence, in 3Sth year. (Masonic
honors), Dec. 20, 18 17

HERMINE Arch Duchess, wife of the Arch
Duke Palatine, of Hungary, died in child
bed. American of Nov. 14, 1817

HERMOINE the Princess ; is sister-in-law to the
Empress of Austria, in child bed, in Ger-
many. American of Jan. 27, 1818

HERON Mrs. , in the burning of the Rich-
mond, Va., Theatre, Dec. 26, 1811

HERRESHOFF Charles F., Esq., of Bristol,
R. I , aged 50 years, native of Prussia and
educated at a German University, at Her-
kimer Co., N. Y., Dec. 19, 1819

HERRICK Isaac, at Griswold, Ct., in 99th year.
Mr. H. leaves two brothers living within
three miles of his house, aged 93 and 84
years, and a neighbor aged 102 years.
American of Jan. 27, 1818

Ephraim, at Griswold, Ct., aged 103 years.

American of Nov. i, 1825

Rufus, formerly of Canterbury, Ct., at Provi-
dence, aged 37 years, suddenly, April 5, 1826
Milton, son of Silas, at Chesterfield, N. H.,
aged 15 years. In tapping a maple tree his
knife slipped and cut open the femoral
artery of bis left leg ; he bled to death.
American of April 9, 1 830
Joshua, at Wenham, aged 79 years. Revolu-
tionary pensioner. American of April 9, 1 830

HERRING Isaac, at Culpepper C. H., Va., aged

1(7 years. American of Feb. 7, 1832

HERRINGTON Mrs. Ruth, consort of William,

aged 42 years, April 21, 18 16

HERSHELD Sir William, the Astronomer, in

England, aged 86 years. American of Oct. 11, 1822

HERSEY Isaiah, at Dennysville, aged 87 years ;
was born at Hingham, Mass., 1744, and
served in the Revolution, Feb. 16, 1831

HERVEY Julia, in the burning of the Rich-
mond, Va., Theatre, Dec. 26, 1811
Thomas, at Newburyport, very suddenly,

aged 75 years, Nov. 28, 1821

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN- DEATHS

259

HETHERINGTON Capt. Abel B., a well known
nautical commander, leaves \Yife and two
children,

HEWETT Nathaniel, seaman, of New Hamp-
shire, at sea, on board ship Dromo, on her
voyage to Canton. American of
Mrs. Rebecca, second daughter of the late
Henry Paget, Esq., of this town, at Troy,
N. Y., ^

Caleb, sheriff of Davidson Co., Tenn.,
wounded by an adze in the hands of James
Maxwell, upon whom he was serving a
writ, at Nashville, Tenn. American of
Sarah, aged 17 years, at London, Eng'., sui-
cide. American of

HEWITT Daniel T., at Cincinnati, O., a grad-
uate of Brown University. American of
Daniel T.. printer, at Cincinnati, aged 26
years, for two years resident of New Ha-
ven. This name is given as a graduate of
Brown University in issue of 14th. This
is wrong, the one of this name is believed
to be still living. American of

HEWINS William, in this town, aged 16 years,

HEWLETT Josiah, at Groton, Ct., aged 95
years ; was father of 27 children by one
wife. American of

HEYDEN Lawrence, at Augusta, Ga.,

HEY WOOD Hon. Benjamin, at Worcester,
Mass. American of
Solomon, of Bridgewater, Mass., at the Asy-
lum. American of

HICKES Rev. Jacob, at Rehoboth, in 70th year,
Mary, widow of Isaac, at Smithfield, in 96th
year. American of

HICKS Mrs. Eliza, widow of Henry, at Warren,
in 38th year. American of

HICKES David, formerly of Swanzey, Mass., in
this town, in 72d year,

HICKS Jane, widow of David, at Providence,
aged about 60 years,
Elisha, in 48th year,
Elizabeth, widow of Capt. John, aged 68

years, at Newport. American of
Asa, at North Providence, aged 49 years,
from an excessive chill, having been ex-
posed all night,
Lydia, wife of Capt. Benoni, and daughter of
Capt. Rufus Godfrey, at Taunton, aged 29
years. American of

Feb. 9, 1820
July 13, 1810
Oct. 19, 1815

Oct. 18, i8i6

Jan. 3, 1832

Sept. 14, 1824

Sept. 24, 1824
Aug. 21, 1811

Feb. 16, 1821
Oct. 10, 1826

Dec. 13, 1816

June 2, 1829
March 29, 1809

March 10, 1815

Nov. 7, 1815

July 12, r8i6

Dec. 5, 1817
June 8, 1819

Oct. 10, 1820

Feb. 19, 1823

April 18, 1823

260 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HICKS Nancy Jane, daughter of Jeremiah, at

Taunton, aged 12 years, July 11, 1823

Hon. John D., late member of House of As-
sembly, of New York, at Rockaway, L. I.
American of Sept. 23, 1823

Charles, at Flushing, L. I., aged 78 years, of

Society of Friends. American of June 18, 1824

Horatio Rogers, son of Capt. Ratcliffe, aged

I year, July 6, 1824

Isaac, formerly of Glocester, at Providence,
at an advanced age, May 17, 1825

Samuel, at Portsmouth, aged 88 years.

American of Sept. 6, 1825

Samuel, at Portsmouth, aged 86 years. Amer-
ican of Sept. 13, 1825
HIX Mrs. Bertha, widow of Rev. Samuel, at

Warren, aged 65 years. American of May 2, 1826

HICKS Lysander, son of Capt Benoni, at Taun-
ton, aged 6 years, Sept. 13, 1826

Dea. Gideon, formerly of Taunton, at Calais,
Vt., aged 75 years, Sept. 17, 1826

William C, at Warren, in 2gth year, Aug. 8, 1827

Jemima, wife of Elias, at Jericho, L. 1., in

•^ 79th year ; she was born in the same house
where she died ; on the day of her funeral
her husband was 81 years old; were
Friends and had been married 58 years, March 17, 1829

Elisha C, formerly of Providence, at New

Orleans, in 33d year. American of Feb. 26, 1830

Elizabeth, bitten by a snake, lived for a few
days in much agony. American of June 25, 1830

Oliver H., Esq., president of the Farmers'

Fire Insurance Co., at New York, Sept. 17, 1832

HICKLE John C, seaman, of schooner William,

of this port, at Hamilton, Ker., Aug. 10, 1816

HIDDEN Harriet, wife of Enock, formerly of
this town, in 27th year, daughter of Ezra
Hubbard, at New York, Nov. 15, 1815

William Collis, son of William K., at West
Greenwich, aged 2 years, 4 months, 22
days, Nov. 28, 1825

Caroline Lopez, infant daughter of William,

aged 19 months, July 12, 1829

HIERLIHY Thomas, at Coventry, in soth year, Feb. 15 1823
HIESTER Mrs. PZlizabeth, wife of Gen. Joseph,
late governor of Pennsylvania, at Philadel-
phia, aged 75 years. American of June 28, 1825

Joseph, soldier of the Revolution, and ex-
governor of Pennsylvania, at Reading,
Penn., in 82d year, June 10, 1832

June 15,
Aug. 3,

1809
1810

Aug. 13,

1812

Aug. 25,

1812

Aug. 9.
April II,

1813
1816

July 18,
Aug. 2,

1816
I8i6

Nov. 14,

1816

Aug. 13,

1817

Sept. 23,

1817

Nov. 2,
Dec. 30,
May 30,

1819
1819
1820

Aug. 13.

1820

Sept. 18,

1820

Feb. 24,
April 8,

1 82 1
1821

Aug 9,
May 12,
Oct. 16,

1821
1822
1822

810
824

820

831
830

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 261

HIGGINBOTHAM Dolozier, a midshipman on

board U. S. ship Independence, in Boston

harbor, aged 24 years; was of Baltimore.

American of Oct. 21, 1817

HIGGINS Joseph, at North Providence, aged

47 years, caught in the cogwheel of his

grist mill, Nov. 10,

John R., at Newport, aged 26 years, Dec. 24,

HIGGIiSISON John, Esq, of Boston, lately from

Valparaiso, at Norfolk, Va., aged 40 years.

American of Feb. 22,

HILBORN Capt. , killed at sea, by his

crew. American of Aug. 19,

HILDRETH Benjamin W., aged i9years, son of

Dr. Benjamin H., drowned in Boston har-
bor by upsetting of a boat, July 22,
HILL Benjamin M, formerly of Newport, at

sea, in 37th year,
Miss Ruth. American of
Mary, wife of Henry, in this town, in 29th

year,
Benjamin, son of Henry, aged 2 years, 3

months,
Miss Lydia Munroe, in this town, in 25th

year,

Mrs. . wife of Jesse, at Glocester,

Capt. Thomas, in 46th year, suddenly, at

Foster,
Job W., at Warwick, in 25th year,
Rev. John, pastor Congregational church, at

Seekonk, suddenly, in 59th year,
Jane, daughter of Capt. Richard, at Lyme,

Ct., aged 16 years, drowned,
Daniel, son of Samuel, of Smithfield, R. I.,

in 28th year, at Spartenberg District, S. C,
John, Jr., son of John, of Providence, at Mill-

edgeville, Ga., in 23d year,
Elizabeth, wife of Samuel, in 80th year,
Joseph, in Sist year,
Henry, formerly of Brighton, Mass., in 38th

year,
Jeremiah, formerly of Newport, at the hospi-
tal here, in 29th year,
Capt. Aaron, of Providence, at New York,

aged 35 years,
Randall, at Foster, in 26th year,
Sarah, widow of Jeremiah, of Newport, aged

65 years,
Lydia, widow, aged 83 years,
Samuel, in 84th year,

262

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HILL Cromwell, at Pawtucket, aged 49 years,

William E , at Charleston, S. C., in 25th year,

Leonard, Jr., in 31st year,

James, at Smithfield, aged 25 years, killed by
a falling tree,

Mrs. Sarah, at Cumberland, aged 88 years,

Freelove, wife of James, formerly of Reho-
both, at Johnston,

Charlotte, widow of Henry, aged 37 years,

Benjamin, at Cranston, in 80th year. Amer-
ican of

Zerviah, daughter of Nathaniel, aged 22
years, at Foster. American of

Frederick, Esq., attorney at law, at New
York, formerly of Vermont, aged 72 years.
American of

Susan, aged 18 years, at Cumberland,

Ann A., daughter of Ezulah, at Boston, aged
6 years, 6 months ; was standing by the
stove when her clothes took fire, she lived
about 10 hours,

Mary, wife of Major Christopher, in 48th
year. She was a member of Elder Eddy's
church, Newport, 30 years. They have
buried all their children, gin number,

Capt. Jonathan, at Warren, in 67th year.
Revolutionary pensioner,

Miss Mary, at Providence, aged 27 years,

Christopher, Esq., of Providence, on board
sloop Rising Star, on passage from Balti-
more where he had been for his health.
American of

Rufus, at Westphalia, Vt., in 57th year,
leaves wife and 14 children.

Napoleon, son of George, aged 6 months,

Lydia, infant daughter of Henry C,

Hhoda, wife of Samuel, at Scituate, in 82d
year,

, infant son of George,

, son of Oliver, aged 1 1 years, at Cobble

skill, Schoharie Co., N. Y., fell from the
church steeple. American of

Barbara, at Seekonk, in 75th year. She was
an Indian doctress, and many years car-
ried papers through Rehoboth ; in her will
she left hei" property, some 1^4,000, to the
Baptist Church at Seekonk.

Eliza, eldest daughter of Capt. Fones G., at
East Greenwich, in 22d year,

Amos, of Attleboro, died in jail. American of

Dec. 24, 1822

Aug. IS, 1823

Sept. 9, 1823

Dec. 22, 1823
Feb. 28, 1825

March 3, 1825
May 4, 1825

Aug. \6, 1825

Aug. 30, 1825

Sept. 23, 1825
Nov. 17, 1825

Nov. 23, 1825

Oct. 14, 1826

Nov. I, 1826
Dec. 20, 1826

June 19, 1827

Aug. 5, 1827

Aug. 31, 1827

Jan. 13, 1828

May 16, 1828
Aug. 15. 1828

Aug. 21, 1829

Oct. 3, 1829

Nov. 30, 7829
March 26, 1830

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS

263

HILL Thomas, merchant, aged 50 years, at sea
on board packet ship Florida ; was a native
of Roston, and a merchant at Gibraltar,

Hon. Aaron, at Boston, former postmaster;
had been a member of State Senate and of
the Council. American of

John, at Thompson, in Franklin Co., Penn., at
the residence of his son, aged 123 or 127
years, the former his calculation, the latter
his neighbors', who had seen his discharge
from the army ; was born in Hereford-
shire, Eng., in Queen Anne's reign, served
an apprenticeship in a dairy, enlisted for 7
years under George I ; when that time
expired he again enlisted and served 21
years in England, Ireland, Spain and
America on the Illinois river ; was wounded
in the head at Gibraltar, and in the leg in
Illinois, which wound continued a running
sore till death ; married when 60, settled
in Lancaster Co., Penn., leaves 2 children,
IS grand and 2 great-grandchildren,

Samuel, Jr., Esq., at Smithfield, in 65th year,

Hannah, youngest daughter of Bernard, aged
5 years, 5 months,

George W., at Smithfield, in 31st year,

Barnett, at Slatersville, aged 81 years,
HILLER David, at Rochester, Mass., of Society
of Friends. American of

Thomas, at Marblehead, aged 64 years.
.American of
HILLHOUSE Hon. William, at Montville, Ct.,
aged 88 years, many years member of
governors' council. American of

Mrs. Sarah, at Washington, Ga , in 75th

year, widow of David ; she conducted for

several years the editorial and mechanical

departments of the Washington Monitor,

HILLIARD Capt. Jonathan, of Little Compton,

in 48th year,
HILLMAN Betsey, wife of Reuben, daughter of
David Chace, of Barnstable, at New Bed-
ford,
HILLS Lydia, wife of James A., at Coventry,
aged 26 years. American of

Susan, daughter of James, at Coventry.
American of

John, son of James, of Johnston, at Warwick,
in 30th year,

Sept. s, 1830
Nov. 30, 1830

March 23, 1831
June 28, 1831

Jan. 30, 1832

Feb. 24, 1832

Dec. 5, 1832

July 26, 1825

June 25, 1830

Feb. 2, 1 816

March 24, 1831
March 7, 1810

July II, 1826
Feb. 13, 1816
Feb. 13, 181 6

April 8, 1824

264

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HIMES George, at Wickford, aged 58 years,

Abby, daughter of John, aged 5 years, 8
months,
HINCKLEY Capt. Richard B., of Boston, at
Havana, suddenly,
Zezia V., wife of Cornelius T., and daughter
of Capt. David Joy, of Nantucket, at
Providence, removed to Nantucket for
burial,
Abigail, widow, at Falmouth, aged 90 years.

American of
Charles Joseph, son of T. C, aged 8 months,
Andrew Jackson, son of C. T.,
Joseph, at Albany, aged 63 years. American
of
HINE William, aged 23 years, killed at a train-
ing, by the accidental discharge of a fire
piece,
HINES Lydia, wife of William, and daughter of
Jesse Potter, of Glocester, at Hardwick, N.
Y., in 24th year. American of
Dauphin S., at Coventry, aged 27 years.

American of
Phebe, wife of Joseph, Esq., at Coventry, in

49th year. American of
Elizabeth Greene, daughter of Joseph, at

Coventry, in 21st year,
Mary, daughter of Joseph, Esq., at Coventry,

in 23d year,
Nancy, daughter of Joseph, Esq., at War-
wick, in 1 8th year,
George B., one of the editors of the Georgia
Journal, at Milledgeville, Ga. American of
William Henry, infant son of Col. William,

at Norwich, Ct.,
Rachal, infant daughter of William, at Nor-
wich Falls, Ct. American of
Phebe, wife of John H., and daughter of late

Silas Baker, at Warwick, in 40th year,
Stephen, of Coventry, and grandson of late
Cyrus French, of Kingston, where he died
suddenly,
HINMAN Hon. Curtis, at Southbury, Ct., aged
about 35 years. American of
WiUiam, of Bangor, Me., at Providence, aged
17 years,
HINTON Rev. George Lloyd. American of
HITCHCOCK Luke, formerly of Pawtucket, at
Presque Isle, Penn., m 30th year. Ameri-
can of .

Aug. 29, 18(9
Oct. 27, 1822
Sept. 6, 1816

Sept. 29, 1825

Nov. 29, 1825

Aug. 9, 1828

July 30, 1829

Oct. 5, 1830

Sept. 30, 1828

Aug. IS, 1815

March 10, 18 18

July 21, 1818

Aug. 29, 1 8 18

April 30, 18 1 9

March 30, 1820

Nov. 5, 1822

July 23, 1824

June 21, 1825

Nov. 6, 1825

March 2, 1826

Jan. 5, 1821

Aug. 28, 1 83 1
Oct. 2, 1832

March 8, 18 14

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

265

HITCHCOCK Capt. Heli, formerly of Massa-
chusetts, at Westminster, Vt., in 63d year.
American of
Mrs. Charlotte, in 42d year,
HISCOX Edwin, aged 19 months ; Sarah Ann,
in 4th year ; children of Pardon, at IS ew-
port. American of
HIXON Ezra and his wife, at Dana, Mass., about
HOAR Capt. William, at Warren, in 46th year,
Martha, wife of George, at Warren, in 21st

year,
Martha, daughter of George, at Warren, aged

6 months,
Phebe, widow of William, at Warren, in 78th

year,
William, iniant son of John, aged 5 months,
Benjamin, at Bristol, aged 81 years,
Hannah, wife of Allen, at Warren, aged 62
years,
HOARD Hatty Whipple, adopted daughter of

late Gen. John Whipple, aged 27 years,
HOBART John Henry, Protestant Bishop of
New York, at Auburn, N. Y., in 55th year.
American of
Rt. Rev. Henry I., Bishop of New York.

American of
Daniel, at Boston, aged 47 years. American

of
Hawkes, at Hingham, aged 78 years. Ameri-
can of
HOBB Isaac, murdered by his son-in-law, Selah

Hickox, near Middlebury, Vt.,
HOBBINS Thomas, grocer, drowned in New

York harbor,
HOBSON John alias Furlong, a private, exe-
cuted at Savannah, Ga.,
HODGDON Col. Samuel, an officer of the Rev-
olution, at Philadelphia. American of
HODGE Charles, at Hadley, Mass., aged 21
years, expired while in the act of throwing
a snowball. American of
James, of U. S. Frigate Guerriere, at Nor-
folk, Va., a midshipman. American of
Minerva, aged 18 years, drowned in Connec-
ticut river, near Chatham. American of
HODGES Mrs. Jerusa, at Taunton, in 76th year,
widow of Capt. Abijah,
Abijah, in S4th year,
Harriet Eliza, infant daughter of Charles,
Ezeikiel Burr, infant son of Charles,

June 9, 1818
July 3, 1830

Oct. 12, 1 82 1
Jan. 21, 1810
Sept. 6, 18 10

March 12, 1821

Sept. IS, 1 82 1

Dec. II, 1821

July 27, 1824

March 28, 1829

March 16, 1831

May 3, 1827

Sept. 17, 1830

Oct. 5, 1830

April 29, 1831

April 29, 1 83 1

June 5, 181S

Dec. 20, 1808

April 28, 1820

June 18, 1824

April 18; 18 1 5

March 26, 1824

Aug. 30, 183!

Feb. 23, 1810

June 12, 1812

Dec. 18, 1815

March 18, 1807

266

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HODGES William Gray, son of James, Esq.,
dec, in 19th year, at Taunton,

Henry Albert, son of Charles, at Providence,
aged 6 months,

T. C., merchant, at Georgetown, D. C.
American of

Job, formeny of Mansfield, Mass., at Rut-
land, Vt., aged 78 years,

Thomas, at Taunton, aged 82 years,

James L., son of James L., Esq., at Taunton,
aged 10 months,

George W., of Stoughton, master of brig
Ironsides, a brother of the American Con-
sol, at Cape de Verde, on coast of Africa.
American of

Joseph, formerly of Hallowell, Me., at Provi-
dence, aged 38 years,

Josiah, at Norton, aged 84 years,

Thomas Jackson, son of (Charles, aged 15
months,

Mrs. Anna, wife of Henry, at Taunton, aged
"jG years,

Henry, at Taunton, aged 81 years. American
of

Galen, aged 53 years,

Clarrissa, wife of David C, at Taunton, aged
29 years,

Clarrissa, wife of David C, at Taunton,

George, at Norton,

Hannah, daughter of George, at Norton,
aged 13 years,

Harford B., youngest son of Isaac B., Esq.,
of Norton and late a resident of Provi-
dence, at Charleston, S. C, in 29th year.
American of

Anna Maria, daughter of Joseph, in 6th year.

Job, at Walpole, suddenly, aged 25 years.
American of

Edwin Rea, infant son of Charles,

Isaac, Jr., in 50th year,
HODGKINS Col. Joseph, at Ipswich, Mass.;
aged 86 years, soldier of the Revolution,
was a lieutenant in Capt. Wade's company
of Minute Men and fought at Bunker Hill ;
was at battle and retreat from Long Isl-
and, at Harlem Heights, White Plains and
Princeton; was in several engagements
when Bourgoyne was captured. American
of

Timothy, at Glocester, aged 73 years. Revo-
lutionary pensioner. American of

Aug. 10, 181 8

Jan. 30, 1 819

Oct. 26, 182 1

Aug. 6. 1822
Sept. 4, 1822

Nov. 2, (822

July 30, 1824

Aug. 31, 1824
Sept. 14, 1825

May 19, 1826

March 15, 1828

March 28, 1828
April 6, 1828

May II, 1828
June 15, 1828
Dec. 21, 1828

Fib. 20, 1829

March 31, 1829
May 31, 1829

Nov. 17, 1829
Sept. 30, 1830
Sept. 26, 1832

Oct. 2, 1829
Oct. 22, T830

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

267

at Granville, Mass., aged 103

HOFFMAN -

years. American of
Maria F., wife of John Ogden Hoffman, Esq.,

at New York, in 43d year. American of
Capt. Jeremiah C.only surviving son of Capt.
Stephen, of Wickford, drowned in the
wreck of sloop Revenge of Wickford, off
^ Little Egg harbor, aged 28 years,
George, at Chester Co., Penn., aged 95 years;
was engaged as a teamster under Gen.
Braddock, in 1775. American of
HOGAN Gen. Edward, killed in a duel with
Judge Andrew Scott, at Little Rock, Ark.,
HAGUET Capt., of New York, lost in the
wreck of the ship Helen, at sea. American
of
HOHENLOHE the Prince, who died last Janu-
ary, aged 81 years, at Lucerne; was not
the one who was reported to work miracles
but uncle to that one who is Diocesan
Vicar, at Baneberg, in Bavaria, and is not
31 years old. American of
HOLBERG Count Frederick Leopold, in Ger-
many. American of
HOLBROOK Mrs. Priscilla, wife of Henry, Jr.,
at Wrentham, iVIass.,aged 29 years. Amer-
ican of
_ Abel, in 30th year,
Sarah S., widow of Abel, in 37th year,
Joel, formerly of Braintree, at Providence, in

33d year,
David, at Holden, aged 72 years, very sud-
denly, a soldier at the commencement of
the Revolution,
Mrs. Margaret, at South Boston, aged 29

years. American of
Stephen, at Uxbridge, in 67th year. Ameri-
can of
J , printer, aged about 25 years, of chol-
era, at New York,
HOLCOMBE Rev. Henry, pastor of First Bap-
tist church, at Philadelphia, in 62d year,
HOLCROFT Thomas, Esq., in 6ist year, an
English author, at London, England, leaves
wife and 6 children and two daughters by
former marriage,
HOLDEN Capt. Ruel, of Warren, at New Lon-
don,
Sarah, wife of Capt. Thomas, at Warwick, in
36th year.

July 26, 1822
July 18, 1823

Dec. 19, 1824

Jan. 22, 1830
May 31, 1828

Feb. 4, 1820

March 30, 1824
Feb. 22, 1820

Nov. 26, 1813
May 30, 1819
Jan. II, 1824

Oct. 14, 1825

July 20, 1828
Aug. 6, 1830
Aug. 27, 1830
July 31, 1832
May 21, 1824

March 23, 1809

Oct. I, 1809

Jan. 25, 1811

268

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

H OLDEN Charles, in 66th year,

Moses, at Boston, aged 37 years ; had buried
5 children the week before. Ataerican of

Sarah, daughter of the late Charles, in this
town, aged 23" years,

Nancy, wife of Havilah, at Cranston, in 23d
year,

Charles, at Coventry, in 8ist year,

Capt. Samuel, at Mendon, aged 81 years, sol-
dier of the Revolution. American of

James Snow, infant son of Ulysses, aged 3
months, 3 days,

Julia Ann, wife of Ulysses, aged 25 years

Miss Deliverance, at Warwick, in 86th year.

Gen. Thomas, at Warwick, in 82d year,

Sarah, wife of Anthony, Esq., at Warwick, in
70th year,

Alfred C, son of Stephen, at Natick, in 4th
year,

Ulysses, aged 35 years; was in his store
when he suddenly dropped lifeless. Amer-
ican of

John, aged 73 years, of Society of Friends,

John, an officer of the Revolution,

Sarah, widow of Charles, in 77th year,

Henry, formerly of Warren, at Providence,
aged 43 years,

Henrietta M., eldest daughter of Capt.
Thomas R., aged 24 years,

Eliza C. at Boston, widow, aged 36 years.
American of

Somerset, of Delaware, murdered by two
villains, at New York. American of

Pardon, at Foster, in 53d year,
HOLDREDGE John, at Bristol Asylum, aged
75 years. American of

, wife of Capt. John, master of ship

William Tell, at sea, on board said ship a
few days after leaving New Orleans,
HOLDRIDGE Phebe, wife of Dea. William, at
Pawtuxet, in 76th year,

William, at Pawtuxet, in 86th year,
HOLKAR John, Esq., formerly French consul
in United States. While residing in
France, in the Revolution, he furnished
large quantities of clothing to the soldiers.
He rnarried in Boston and for many years
has lived in retirement in Virginia. Amer-
ican of

March 21, 1812

March i, 1814

Jan. 26, 1815

May 30, 1816
Nov. 17, 1817

Feb. 27, 1 81 8

Dec. 18, 1820

April 12, 1822

Feb. 3, 1823

Feb. 12, 1823

Jan. 25, 1824

April 18, 1825

Oct. 25, 1825

Feb. 19, 1826

May I, 1827

Jan. ig, 1828

Nov. 7, 1828

May 20, 1829

April 29, 1831

Aug. 9, 1831
Dec. 19, 1831

Jan. 28, 1823

June — , 1829

Aug. 2, 1825
Dec. 7, 1828

May 10, 1822

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN- DEATHS

269

HOLLAND Edwin C, at Charleston, S. C.
American of
Mrs. ■Rebecca, native of and at Philadelphia,
aged io8 years, i month, 4 days [a "woman
is now living at the almshouse here aged
III years],
Thomas, murdered by his brother James, at
Onslow Co., N. C. American of
HOLLEY Dr. H , late president of Transyl-
vania University, at sea, on board snip
Louisiana,
Capt. Richard, of Edgartown, master of ship
M creator, of New Bedford, in 31st year;
having got entangled in a tow line, was
carried overboard by a whale and drowned,
HOLLIDAY D. C, Esq., in Mississippi Ter.
American of

HOLLINS A , in England, executed for

murder. American of
HOLLINGS Rev. William, of St. Owens Street,
Hereford, in 7Sth year ; was a noted miser
and noted also for his singularities ; died
March 25, 1820. See his obituary in Amer-
ican of
HOLLIS Reuben, killed near CentreviUe, by
being thrown out of his carriage, was from
Plainfield, Ct.,
HOLLOWAY Benjamin, son of Capt. Daniel, at
Newport, in 37th year,
Eldredge, of North Kingstown, a resident for
some years at Matanzas, murdered on board
b'-jg Crawford, by pirates, on passage home.
American of
HOLM .AN Joseph George, at Rockaway, L. L,
in 53d yea'-, an actor.
Lois A., wife of Rev David, at Douglass,
Mass., suddenly, aged 46 years,
HOLMES Mary, widow of Joseph, at Attleboro,
in 5 2d year, suddenly,
William, executed for piracy, at Boston,
James, of East Greenwich, son of Samuel, at

Savannah. Ga.,
Mary, wife of Henry, and daughter of James
Burrell, of Roxbury, at Providence, aged
42 years,
Isaac T., aged 28 years,
Lucy, widow of Ebenezer, at Pomfret, aged

39 years. American of
John, Esq., planter, of John's Island, at
Charleston, S. C. American of

Sept. 28, 1824

Feb. 15, 1825
May 2, 1828

July 31, 1827

March 6, 1829

May 7, 1819

July 14, 1815

June 13, 1820

March 10, 1832
Aug. 25, 1809

July 27, 1827

Aug. 24, 1817

Sept. 9, 1 83 1

Dec. 2r, 1815
June 15, 1820

June 23, 182Q

Oct. 4, 1820
Nov. 6, 1820

June 18, 1822

July 22, 1823

270

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HOLMES Miss Hannah H., aged 28 years,

Robert N., aged 27 years, son of Capt. John, ■
Gersham, at Taunton, aged 17 years. Amer-
ican of
Hon. Hugh, in Virginia, one of court judges

at Winchester, Va.,
Robert, aged 40 years, at Londonderry, N. H.,
Henry, aged about 23 years. American of
John J. Levitt, son of Oliver, aged 13 months,
Eliphalet, at Attleboro, in 78th year,
Adeline Frances, daughter of Joseph F., aged

3 years, 9 months,
Sarah Newell, infant daughter of Joseph F.,
Caroline Jane, daughter of Joseph F., aged 2

years, 6 months.
Henry, in 50th year,

Mary Ann, wife of Augustus, and daughter
of Ephraim Stanford, at Attleboro, in 28th
year, suddenly,
Capt. Samuel, formerly cf Barnstable, at New
York, aged 57 years,

, wife of Ezra, killed by her husband,

while deranged, at Worcester, Mass.
American of
Miss Lydia, at Halifax, N. S., aged 100 years,

2 months. American of
Henry, at Taunton, aged 40 years, Amer-
ican of
Esther P., at Plymouth, aged 22 years. .Amer-
ican of
Chester, at New Orleans, of the fever,
Deborah Ann, wife of Oliver, in 35th year,
Susan Magdalene, daughter of Otis,
Almoran, killed by a fall of a diving bell, at
Long Wharf, Boston. American of
HOLROYD George, eldest son of William, Esq.,
in this town, in 30th year (military honors),
Patience, wife of William, in SJth year,
Samuel T , son of William, of Providence, at
sea, on passage from Wilmington to this
port, aged about 26 years. American of
Julia M., wife of William, Jr., at Seekonk, in

43d year. American of
Mary Ann, aged 4 years, daughter of late

Samuel T., of Providence, at Uxbridge,
William, Sen., in 81st year,
Abby S., eldest daughter of William, in i8th
year,
HOLT Mrs. Sarah, widow of Nathaniel, at New-
port, in 72d year. American of

Oct. 24, 1S23
Aug. 3, 1824

Nov. 9, 1824

Jan. 27, 1S25
July 17, 1825

Oct. 7, 1825
April 8, 1826

May 2, 1826

June 26, 1827
Feb. 8, 1828

April II, 1828
Nov. 30, 1828

Feb. II, 1829
March 11, 1829

Oct. 2, 1829

Nov. 6, 1829

Dec. 22, 1829

June II, 1830
Sept. I, 1830
Nov. 28, 1831
June 23, 1832

Sept. 28, 1832

Jan. 30, 1815
Nov. 26, 1 8 16

Nov. 4, 1817

May 2, 1820

Oct. 18, 1822
June 21, 1826

Jan. 8, 1828

Nov. 16, 1 813

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

271

HOLT , son of John, aged 8 years, killed by-
explosion of gunpowder, at Boston,

James, son of "Sen jam in, of Newport, at
Havana, in 26th year. American of

Christopher, of Newport, at Wilmington, N.
C, in 24th year,

Susan, wife of Nathaniel, at Newport, in 23d
year. American of

Eliza, at Newport, in 24th year,

Oliver, at Pomfret, aged 49 years. American
of

Frances, wife of Nathaniel, at Newport, in
39th year. American of

Sarah, wife of William, at Newport, aged 44
years,

Sarah, wife of William, at Newport, aged 44
years. American of

William, at Newport, aged 52 years. Ameri-
can of

Capt. Joseph, of Hampton, Ct., at Providence,
in 66th year,

William, son of late Nehemiah, at Chaplin,
Ct., aged 20 years. American of
HOLTON Hon. Samuel, at Danvers, aged j"]
years. Was President of Congress at the
time of the Revolution. American of

David, at Baltimore, killed by a fall from a
house,
HOLTZMAN Elie, at Georgetown, D. C, jumped
from a window while asleep and so injured
himself as to cause death,
HOLYOKE Margaret, eldest daughter of Ed-
ward A., M. D., at Salem, aged 62 years.
American of

Dr. Edward Augustus, at Salem, in loist
year,
HOMER Edward Hayman, of Boston, aged 24
years, son of John, at Falmouth, Eng.,

Anna, wife of Rev. Jonathan, at Newton,
Mass., aged 71 years,
HONE, at New York' American of
HOOD Admiral Alexander, (Lord Viscount
Bridgeport), aged 87 years. American of

Sir Samuel Vice Admiral at Madras, after
three days illness,

Samuel Lord Viscount, Admiral of the Red,
and Governor of Greenwich hospital aged
92 years. Was Post Captain in 1756.
Americc.n of

Jane Canady, daughter of Joseph, at Paw-
tucket, in 6th year. American of

June 23, 1818

July 6, 1 819

Sept. 9, 1819

Sept. 17, 1819
Aug. 30, 1821

Nov. 27, 1 82 1

Aug. 27, 1822

Oct. 19, 1823

Oct. 28, 1823

March 8, 1825

May 10, 1826

Jan. 23, 1829

June 16, 1816
June 6, 1820

July 9, 1828

Feb. 4, 1825

March 31, 1829

Nov. 14, 1820

Sept. 4, 1824
April 17, 1832

July I, 1814

Dec. — , I 814

March 15, 1816
Oct. 30, 1 82 1

272

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HOOD Thankful, wife of Abiezer D., at Taun-
ton, aged 24 years,

Joseph, Jr., at Taunton, aged 33 years,

William, Jr., in Anne Arundell Co., Md.,
aged 40 years, a suicide. He made himself
a pile of wood brush and other combustible
matter then placed himself in the midst
and set it on fire. Though he was taken
out befoie life was extinct he lived but a
short time. American of

Sarah, wife of Joseph, at Taunton, aged 66
years,

Mrs. Susannah, at Taunton, aged 37 years.
American of

Noble, of Warren, at Matanzas, aged 45 years,

John, formerly of Taunton, at Coventry, aged
58 years,

HOOD.S , child of Thomas, at Brooklyn,

N. Y., aged i year, fell into the fire while
the mother was absent. American of
HOOGS William, late of Newton, Mass., now of
Quebec. His eight children, Mary, Har-
riet, Eliza, Nancy, Caroline, John, Stoddard
and Henry, being sent for by their father,
and on their journey with George Cook
and two boatmen were all drowned in
Lake Champlain,

HOOK Major .formerly Major in East India

Company's service, in England, aged 75
years. American of
HOOKER Capt. Jonathan, at Portsmouth, N. H.
His child aged 2 years drank boiling hot
coffee from the spout of the kettle. Amer-
ican of

Miss Mary, aged 22 years, killed by lightning,
at Berlin, Ct.,

Hon. John, Judge of Probate for Hamden
and late Chief Justice of Circuit Court
for Western District, at Springfield,
HOOKEY Miss Frances, in 55th year. An»eri-

can of
HOOPER Thomas, silversmith, at Philadelphia.
His two children a son aged 8 and daugh-
ter aged 4 years poisoned by taking the
wrong medicine. American of

James W., Esq., of Ma.^sachusetfs, an officer
in Marine Corps, in the West Indies.
American of

Hon. Stephen, aged 39 years, a Boston Al-
derman, formerly State Senator from Essex
Co. American of

April 26, T 822
June 21, 1823

July 22, 1823

Dec. 27, 1823

June 24, 1825
May 29, 1827

Jan. 20, 1829
May 3, 1 83 1

Nov. 10, 1 8 10
Jan. 16, 1827

March 4, 181 3
May 31, 1821

March 7, 1829
Feb. 4, 1820

July 16, 181 1

Feb. 13, 1816

Sept. 21, 1824

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

273

HOO PER Calvin, at Bridgewater, aged 24 years.
American of -^

Jannes, at Bridgwater, aged 82 years, the last
surviving soldier in the town of the old
French War. American of
HOOPER Eleazer, Esq, postmaster, aged 47
years, formerly of Portsmouth, at East
Cambridge. American of

Mrs. Elizabeth, at Marblehead, aged 72 years.
American of

Mrs. Rebecca, at Marblehead, aged 33 years.
American of

David, at Bridgewater, aged 87 years. Amer--
ican of

Luther, at Bridgewater, aged 85 years.
American of

HOOSER Mr. , in Stokes Co., N. C. He

had lately been on the Grand Jury and
had sworn to return bills against all those
he knew who sold spirituous liquors ; his
wife was one ; because he had not returned-
her his conscience so upbraided him that
he committed suicide. American of

HOPKINS Lieut. , killed in a duel by Lieut.

Hall, at Blandensburg, Md ; were of Col.
Carberry's Regiment,

Ruth, widow of Capt. George, at Smithfield,
in 62d year, member Society of Friends,

Rev. Favell, in England, aged 87 years.
Though possessed of considerable wealth
he dressed more like a beggar ; he ex-
changed his hat with a scarecrow on an oc-
casion when going to attend service. Amer-
ican of

Rufus, Esq., at Scituate, in 88th year. He
was a Judge Represenative and Magistrate,
burial at North End, Providence,

John C, only son of Constant, at Boston, of
hydrophobia, aged 4 years. American of

Rev. Daniel, D. D., pastor of Third Church,
at Salem, Mass., aged 80 years. American
of

William, in 36th year,

Daniel, at North Providence, in 66th year.

Miss Mary, at Middletown, aged 91 years.
American of

Gen. Stephen A., of Donaldsonville, La., at-
torney at law. Was shot in the Court
House by Pierre Valet, a Frenchman ; was
buried with military honors.

Sept. 20, 1825

Dec. 23, 1828

May 28, 1830

July 7, 1830

Dec. i, 1830

March 25, 1831

May 17, 1831

Sept. 26, 1823

March 13, 1812
March 24, 18 12

Aug. 25, 1 8 12

Aug. 14, 1813
Aug. 16, 1814

Dec. 23, 1814

April 23, 1815

May 12, 1815

Oct. 6, 181S

Oct. 21, 1815

274

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HOPKINS Elisha, at Smithfield, aged about 35
years. American of

Mrs. Celia, wife of Capt. Nicholas, in 36th
year,

Dorcas, at Glocester, in 92d year ; remarka-
ble for combing worsted, computed that
she had combed 12,080 pounds,

Rufus, second mate brig Soil and Hope, eld-
est son of Stephen, of this town, drowned
in the Rio Grande, in 29th year.

Comfort, widow of Asa, at Providence, in
67th year,

Lucy Ann, -daughter of Capt, Thomas, at
Providence, in 16th year,

Thurston, formerly of Newport, at Beaufort,
S. C,

Gen. Samuel, in Kentucky ; he served in
the Revolution and that of 1812 ; was at
one time an M. C. American of

Mary, widow of Jonathan, at South Knigs-
town, aged 87 years,

Rhoda, wife of Hanan, at Foster, in 74th
year,

Jesse, Jr., at Pawtucket, aged 21 years.
American of

Joseph Warren, only son of Joseph O., form-
erly of Rhode Island, at Norwich, Ct.,
aged 9 months, 21 days,

Sarah, only daughter of Sylvanus, at Scitu-
ate, in 29th year,

Ruth, at Smithfield, at an advanced age.
American of

Hannah, wife of Major David, daughter of
late Stephen Arnold, of this State, at the
U. S. Arsenal at Baltimore. American of

Richard, merchant, aged 29 years, of firm
Barker and Hopkins, at New York,

William (colored), in 27th year,

Anna, wife of Emor, at Foster, in 33d year,

Sukey (colored), aged 67 years,

Mrs. Robey, at Jamestown, in 38th year,

Mary, wife of Oliver, at Jamestown. Ameri-
can of

Capt. Stephen, in 47th year,

Rev. Mr. , in England ; he fell dead be-
fore the altar at his marriage at the point
where the ring was placed on the bride's
finger, at Hereford, Eng. American of

Capt. Nicholas, in Lower Sandusky, O., in
4 1 St year, leaves widow and three children,

Nov. 3, 1815
Nov. 12, 181 5

April 14, 181 6

Nov. 9, 1 817
Jan. 13, 1818
Nov. 24, 1 81 8
Oct. IS, 1819

Nov. 5, 1819

Nov. 15, 1819

Jan. 23, 1820

June 9, 1820

Sept. 25, 1820

June I, 1 82 1

March 8, 1822

June 18, 1822

Aug. 17, 1822

Oct. 27, 1822

Dec. 8, 1822

March 9, 1823

June 28, 1823

July 8, 1823
July 8, 1823

Sept. 23, 1823
Oct. 22, 1823

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 275

HOPKINS Christopher, son of late Daniel, at

North Providence, ^ May i6, 1824

Major Sylvanus, late of Scituate, at Norwich,

Ct., in 80th year, Aug. 18, 1824

Mary, widow of late Major Sylvanus, of Scit-
uate, at Norwich, Ct., in 6ist year ; she
was the youngest daughter of the late Capt.
Peter Wanton, of Newport, Aug. 27, 1824

Sarah, widow of Capt. John B., aged 82 years, Dec. 8, 1824

John, son of John, Esq., member of senior
class Brown University, at Windham, N.
H., aged 25 years, Dec. 31, 1824

Israel, in i8th year, Jan. 9, 1825

Uriah, in 87th year, April 3, 1825

Miss Hart, in 8 1st year, at North Provi-
dence, July II, 1825

Capt. Samuel S., of Providence, commander
of ship ].ouisa, at Havana, aged 27 years, Oct. 14. 1825

William Cheever, aged 25 years, late agent

Newport Marig Co., at Newport, N. Y., Dec. 25, 1825

Mary A., wife of Hon. Robert, at Foster,
aged 61 years, Aug. 9, 1826,

Jesse, at Pawtucket, aged 60 years, Sept. 11, 1826

Samuel, drowned in the bay. American of '.May 25, 1827

Mrs. Asee, at Warwick, aged 55 years, June 10, 1827

Ann, widow of Zebedee, at Foster, aged 92

years, 4 months, 12 days, June 12, 1828

Eliza, wife of Col. Stephen G., at Warwick,
in2istyear, July 17, 1828

Varnum Lorenzo, son of Varnum, at Foster, Aug. 27, 1828

Noyes, late of Foster, at Baltimore. Ameri-
can of Oct. 9, 1829

Susannah, widow of Daniel, at North Provi-
dence, in 74th year, March 5, 1830

Sabina, widow of Amos, youngest daughter
of late Edward Evans, of Glocester, at
Providence, in 64th year. May 27, 1830

Stephen, in 69th year, June i, 1830

, child of Mrs. , aged 4 years, on

board of schooner Pocket, from Ellsworth,
Me.; she had come to remove her hus-
band's remains (who was drowned a short
time since) to Ellsworth. American of May 10, 1831

HOPKINSON Francis, youngest son of Hon.
Francis, " one of the Signers,'' at George-
town, D. C in 44th year. American of Oct. 14, 1823
HOPPIN Col. Benjamin in this town, in 63d

year, Nov. 30, 1809

John B., eldest son of Davis W., of Provi-
dence, in South America, in 26th year, p-eb. — , 18 19

27Q

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HOPPIN Abby, wife of Richard, at Providence,
in 3,2d year,

Thomas Lewis, son of Richard, suddenly,
aged 4 years,

David W., in 5 2d year,

Hannah, widow of David W.,

Dr. George W„ aged 57 years,

Swsan, youngest child of George W., aged 2
years, 2 months,

Almira, aged 24 years,

Harriet Jones, daughter of Thomas C., aged
2^ years,

Hannah, wife of Nicholas, aged 79 years

Nicholas, aged 78 years, Masonic honors,
HORNE Amey, widow of John, and daughter
of the late Gen. Thomas Allen, at Barring-
ton. American of
HORN Daniel, at Barrington, aged 46 years,

John, at Wakefield, N. H., aged 92 years,
first town officer, third settler and oldest
man in the town. American of
HORR Almond, youngest son of George, at Re-

hoboth, in 21st year,
HORSELEY Dr. Samuel, surgeon U. S. Navy,

at Portsmouth,
HORSEWELL John, formerly of Warren, at
Havana, W, I. American of

Edmond M., son of Ephraim, in this town,
aged 1 1 months,

Mrs. Martha, widow of late Peter, at New-
port, in 87th year. American of

Ephraim, in 64th year, soldier of the Revolu-
tion

Mercy, daughter of late Peter, at Newport,
in S2d year. American of

Frederick, son of Peter, at Warwick, aged i
year, 10 days,

Calvin Thomas, son of Samuel, aged 13
months, 12 days,

Amey, widow of Thomas, at Newport, aged
76 years,

Nathaniel, formerly of Providence," at Savan-
nah, Ga., aged 42 years,

Mary, wife of Ephraim, and daughter of late
Capt. Isaiah Cahoone, in 45th year, leaves
husband and 11 children,

William Henry, son of William W., aged i
year, 9 months,

Mrs. Betsey, formerly of Newport, at Bristol,
aged 66 years.

March 15, 1819

Nov. 19, 1820

Oct; 12, 1822

Sept. 18, 1823

Feb. 3, 1826

Sept. 9, 1826
Oct. 14, 1827

March 5, 1828
Jan. 18, 1829
Feb. 23, 1829

July 16, 1816
Aug. 21, 1823

Jan. 12, 1830

Nov. 12, 1824

Sept. 8, 1 82 1

Feb. 27, 1810

April 2, 18 1 3

Nov. 29, 18/4

Feb. 8, 1820

Nov. 25, 1 820

April 17, 1 82 1

Oct. 6, 1 82 1

Jan. 24, 1823

Feb. 2, 1824

Dec. 20, 1 82 5
Nov. 4, 1828
Dec. 3, 1829

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS

277

HORSEWELL Mary, wife of James, and daugh-
ter of the late Capt. Reuben Taber, aged
32 years, at Newport. American of
HORSFORD Maj. Gen. Sir John, at Cawnpore,,
India, aged 65 years ; who had been in
India 45 years without a furlough. Amer-
ican of
HORTON Rebecca, wife of Andrew, in 33d year,

Amos, in this town, in 74th year,

Joanna, widow of Comfort, of Rehoboth,
in this town, in 63d year.

Chloe, widow of Amos, at Pawtuxet, aged 75
years,

Mrs. , at Chatham Co., N. C. Had three

boys at a birth, they were named, George
Washington, Andrew Jackson and Napoleon
Bonaparte. American of

Nathaniel, Esq., at Foster, in 89th year.
American of

Daniel, at Rehoboth, aged 70 years. Amer-
ican of

Mehitable, wife of Bennett, at Rehoboth.
American of

Nathan, at Rehoboth, aged ?7 years. Amer-
ican of

Job, at Swanzey, in 75th year,

Sylvester Wheaton, son of Andrew, aged i
year,

Mrs. , at Marion Dist., S C, her house

burnt and two of her children perished,

Stephen, Jr., of Milton, Mass., at Smithfield,
from heat, aged 47 years. American of

Stephen, son of Stepher,

Isaac U., drowned in the bay. American of

Robert Lewis, son of Daniel, at Pawtucket,
HOSMER Hezekiah L , at Hudson. N. Y. Re-
corder of that city and formerly a M. C ,
aged 49 years. American of

Richard E., son of Chief Justice Hosmer, and
late one of the principle clerks in U. S.
Branch Bank, at Middletown, Ct. Ameri-
can of

Lucia, wife of Chief Justice Hosmer, at Mid-
dletown, Ct., aged 60 years. American of

Daniel, at West Boyleston, aged 57 years.
American of
HOTCHKTSS , wife of Joel, from blows in-
flicted by her husband, at Guilford, Ct.,

Frederick William, at New York, aged 36
years. American of

May 27, 1 83 1

Sept. 23, 1817
June 16, 1809
Dtc. 20, 181 1

April 30, 1 813

June 25, 1815

Sept. 25, 1 81 8

.May 25, 1819

Feb. 25, 1820

Feb. 25, 1820

Feb. 25, 1820
May 12, 1820

April 16, 1822

Dec. 8, 1824

July 29, 1825

Sept. 9, 1826

May 25, 1827

March 25, 1829

June 21, I 814

Feb. 3, 1824

March 11, 1825

July 27, 1830

June 8, 1827

Jan. 5, 1830

278 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HOTON Susannah, wife of John, in this town,

in 39thvyear, Nov. 12, 1810

HOTTINGUER Madame, wife of the banker, at

Paris, France. She was a native of New-
port and a daughter of Abraham Redwood.

American of Ap"! 23, 1830

HOUGH Lucy, wife of Benjamin K., at Gloces-

ter, Mass., aged 60 years. Mr. H. has

within 3 months, lost his wife, daughter,

and grand-daughter, all from Typhus fever.

American of Jan- 7> '825

John, infant son of John B., aged 9 months, Nov. 6, 1827

Martha Jane, daughter of John B., aged 10

months, 16 days, Nov. 27, 1828

John Anthony, youngest son of John B., of

Providence, at Pawtuxet, aged 4 months, 4

days. Aug. 27, 1831

John Anthony, youngest son of John B., of

Providence, at Pawtuxet, aged 4 months, 4

days, Aug. 28, 1 831

HOUGHTON Lydia, wife of Israel, at Peters-
ham. American of July 27, 1827
John, aged 57 years, Feb. 6, 1828
Zarah, at Petersham, Mass., aged 79 years.

Soldier of the Revolution. American of Oct. 20, 1829

HOUSE Sarah, wife of John, at Newport, aged

55 years, Nov. 18, 1824

HOUSTON Hon. James, U. S. District Judge

for Maryland. American of June 29, 1819

James, Esq., assistant cashier Bank of U. S.,

at Philadelphia. American of July 13, 1821

HOVEY Rev. Jonathan, at Wolcott, N. Y., aged

72 years. American of Sept. 13, 1825

Dea. Thomas, of Newton, aged 63 years, at

Brighton. The wheel of a wagon passed

over his neck. American of Nov. 13, 1829

Susan, wife of William G., at Boston, aged

22 years. American of Jan. 29, 1830

Ebenezer, at Cambridgeport, aged 52 years.

American of May 10, 1831

HOWARD Amey, in this town, in 22d year, Feb. 20, 1809

Samuel T. , son of William, of Newport, in

18th year, at sea, from on board sloop

Juliet, of Newport, on passage from Havana, Sept. 11, 1809
Betsey, wife of William A., in this town, in

28thyear, April 28, 1814

Thomas, lately from Boston, a native of Ire-
land, in tnis town, aged about 36 years, June 20, 1814
Brig. Gen. Benjamin, U. S. Army, late Gov-
ernor of Missouri Territory, and M. C.

from Kentucky, at St. Louis, Mo., Sept. 18, 1814

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN- DEATHS

279

HOWARD George Bolton, son of William, at

Seekonk, aged 2 years, 10 months, Oct. 21, 1815

Robert, at Charleston, S. C, aged 78 years, May 25, 1816

Thomas, at Providence, in 7Sth year. Nov. 5, 1818

Thomas, son of William, at Smithfield, in

nth year, from a fall from a tree, Dec. 9, 1819

Mr. , of Medway, Mass., Aug. 10, 1829

Elizabeth Arnold, daughter of William A.,
aged 8 months, Aug. 26, 1 820

Holder, aged about 50 years, Oct. i, 1820

Abigail, daughter of Mrs. Abigail, at North

Bridgewater, aged 11 years, Jan. 2, 1822

Alpheus, at West Bridgewater, aged 47 years.
American of March i, 1822

Sylvia, wife of Cyrus, and daughter of Col.
Caleb Howard, at North Bridgewater,
Mass. American of March 1, 1822

Waitey, wife of Samuel, at Cumberland, aged
85 years, had lived with her husband 65
years, Oct. 4, 1822

Brigadier- General John E., Jr., of Baltimore,
eldest son of a Revolutionary veteran of
that name, at Mercersburg, Penn. Amer-
ican of Oct. 25, 1822

Peter, at Cranston, in 78th year. May 15, 1823

Mary, wife of William, at Slatersville, aged

52 years, native of England, Oct. 25, 1823

Ann Rebecca, daughter of Samuel, at Sa-
vannah, Ga. American of Oct. 28, 1823

Samuel, native of Boston, at Savannah, Ga ,
a child of his died in New York about the
same time. American of Oct. 28, 1823

Daniel, at Westport, aged 60 years. Ameri-
can of Nov. 25, 1823

Elizabeth Arnold, infant daughter of William
A., aged 17 months, Oct. 19, 1824

Catharine, daughter of Benjamin, at New-
port, aged II years. American of April 26, 1825

ApoUas, at Taunton, aged r8 years. Ameri-
can of Sept. 2, 1825

Mary D F., wife of John R., and daughter
of late William Forbes, Esq., of West
Bridgewater, at Baltimore, in 27th year.
American of Nov. 8, 1825

James, infant son of Daniel, aged 2 years, May 21, 1826

William Henry, only son of William A., aged

2 years, Nov. 5, 1826

William Miller, son of Seth, aged 7 months, Aug. 28, 1827

Daniel, Esq., at Foster, aged 76 years ; many
3'ears town clerk of Foster, and justice
court of common pleas, Sept. 14, 1827

280 VITAL RECORD OP RHODE ISLAND

HOWARD Col. John Eager, born and died in

Baltimore Co., MA, born June 4, 1752,

died — , 1827, see obituary in American of Oct. 30, 1827

Joseph, infant son of William and Mary, at

Slatersville. American of Sept. 9, 1828
, aged 50 years, fell overboard from sloop

Fox in the lower bay and drowned, Dec. 16, 1828

King, at Ashford, Ct , aged 60 years, Jan. 13, 1829

Mary Jane, only daughter of Seth, aged 4

months, 7 days, Jan. 29, 1829

Mrs. Sally, at Pawtucket, aged 57 years, May 22, 1829

Elizabeth, daughter of William A., aged 10

months, Sept. 6, 1829

William, at Boston, aged 27 years. Ameri-
can of Sept. 18, 1829
Eliza, daughter of Benjamin, at Newport,

aged 8 years. American of Dec. 29, 1829

Abigail, widow of Peter, at Cranston, Jan. 23, 1831

Jane S., wife of Major Seba, at Easton, aged

23 years, F'eb. 17, 1831

Benjamin, at Newport, aged 42 years. Amer-
ican of May 27, 1 83 1
Robert R., drowned in wreck of pleasure

boat Bunker Hill in IJoston harbor, June 12, 1832

HOWDEN Sarah, at Little Compton, the last

representative of Queen Awashunk tribe

of Indians. American of May 8, 1827

HOWE Huldah, wife of Samson, at Killingly, in

58th year, Aug. 8, 181 1

Hon. John, at Dorchester, Mass., aged ']^

years. American of Oct. 27, 1818

Joanna, wife of Estes, Esq., at Albany, N.

Y., aged 34 years. American of Oct. i, 1819

Elisha, aged about 35 years, fell through a

scuttle and was instantly killed, Jan. 4, 1820

HOW Jonas, at Rutland, Vt., aged 51 years, very

suddenly, Nov. 16, 1822

HOWE Noah, formerly of Boston, at Providence,

aged 36 years, Feb. ir, 1823

Sampson, Esq , of Killingly, at Pomfret, in

74ih year. American of Sept. 2r, 1824

John, Esq., of Boston, at Dorchester, aged

59 years. American of June 7, 1825

Dr. J , and his brother Jonas, drowned in

a pond, at Rutland, Mass., by sinking of

the boat, July 5, 1825

Eliza, wife of Leonard, and daughter of Peter

Foster, aged 19 years, at Smithfield, Feb. 12, 1826

Hon. Samuel, one of the Justices Court of

Common Pleas, of Massachusetts, of North-
ampton, in 43d year, at Boston, Dec. 19, 1827

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 281

HOWE , infant daughter of Levi, at Worces-
ter. American of April 11,1828

Martha Jane, daughter of John B , Nov. 27, 1828

Calvin, aged 30 years, at Milton, late pre-
ceptor of Milton Academy. American of July 10, 1829

Sarah A., wife of W., at New Bedford, aged

22 years. American of April 29, 183 1

Mrs. Mary, in 78th year, July 6, 1831

Ann, aged 14, drowned by the upsetting of a
boat, at Lincolnville, Me., Oct. i, 1831

HOWELL David, son of Hon. J. B., aged 4

years, 5 months, in this town, Feb. 20, 1814

Arthur, Friend Minister, at Philadelphia.
American of Feb. 9, 1816

Betsey, wife of Nathaniel [Horswell], in 26th
year, Aug. 5, 1816

Letitia, wife of David, at Princeton, N. J., May 10, 1817

Hon. Jeremiah B., \n- 51st year, formerly

State and United State senator, Feb. 5, 1822

Hon. David, aged ^y years, July 29, 1824

David, LL. D., judge U. S. District of Rhode

Island. See obituary. American of Aug. 3, 1824

ROWLAND Isaac, at Jamestown, in 79th year, Dec. 30, 1810

Dennis, at North Providence, aged 30 years, Oct. 18, 1811

Capt. Peregrine, of Newport, at Belfast, Ire-
land, in 39th year. American of Nov. 19, 181 1

Isaac, 2d, aged 29 years, of late firm of Smith
& Howland, of New Bedford, at Lisbon.
American of

Alfred, eldest son of John, Esq., in this town,
aged 26 years. Masonic honors,

Charles Andrews, of this town, at New Or-
leans, aged 21 years, assistant surgeon in
the military hospital. American of

Hannah, widow of Capt. Nathaniel, at Bris-
tol, in 46th year,

Thomas, at Newport, in 67th year. Ameri-
can of

Philip (colored), at Cranston, in 27th year.

Gen. Benjamin, at Tiverton, aged 65 years,
formerly U. S. Senator from Rhode Island,

Josiah, eldest son of Hon. John, at Bristol,
aged 21 years, very suddenly,

Cynthia, wife of Bradford, at Dartmouth,
aged 30 years,

Gideon, at Dartmouth, in 91st year, of Soci-
ety of Friends. American of

Rebecca, wife of Hon. John, at Boston, aged
56 years.

April 25,

181S

Feb 4,

1816

June 14,

1816

July 8,

1819

Aug. 27,
July 25,

1819
1820

May I,

1821

Sept. 25,

1821

Jan. S,

1823

May 16,

1823

Sept. 19,

1823

282

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HOW LAND Rebecca W., only daughter of
John, Esq., at Hristol, aged 17- years,

Mrs. Susan, aged 48 years,

Charles H., only child of John, Esq., at Bris-
tol, aged 21 years American of

Mrs. Sarah, widow of Capt. Job, at Newport,
aged 81 years. American of

Capt. John, at New Bedford, in 84th year.
American of

Benjamin Russell, only son of John, Esq., of
Providence, in 34th year, at Nashville,
Tenn.,

Benjamin, son of John, Esq., of Providence,
at Nashville, Tenn. American of

Southworth Allen, son of Southworth A., at
Worcester, aged i year,

Capt. Nathaniel, aged 62 years, member of
Massachusetts Assembly and Friend, at
Boston. American of

Robert G., (colored) aged i S years

Mary, widow of John, at Jamestown, aged 84
years,

John, at Bristol, Chief Justice Court of Com-
mon Pleas, Bristol County,

Nathan, at Woodstock, Vt., aged 87 years,
Revolutionary soldier and one of the first
settlers of the town. American of

Mary Ann, wife of Henry A., aged 25 years,
HOXSIE Abigail, widow of Stephen, of South
Kingstown, at Portsmouth, in 92d year.
Society of Friends,

Peter, at Richmond, in 75th year. American
of

Joseph, lost at sea from brig Prize, of Bris-
tol. American of

Alice, wife of Lodowick, formerly of New-
port, at Hancock, Me., aged 45 years.
American of

Benjamin, of Newport, son of late Lodowick,
at Point Petre, W. L, aged 22 years,
HOXIE John, at Charlestown, R. L American of
HOYLE Mary, widow of John, in 81 st year,

James R., Esq., postmaster at Bath, N. C,
aged about 35 years, a native of Providence.
American of

Richard, at Glocester, aged 75 years. Amer-
ican of

HOYT Miss , one of the Union Missionary

Family which left New York last year, in
Arkansas, of fever. American of

June 3, 1824
July 3, 1824

July I, 1825

July 25, 1826

Sept. 29, 1826

Oct. 16, 1827
Nov. 6, 1827
Sept. 2, 1828

March 19, 1830
Nov. 15, 1830

Feb. 18, 1 83 1

April 25, 1 83 1

July I, 1831
Nov. 9, 1832

Dec. 2, 1817

Aug. 10, 1819

Oct. 5, 1 8 19

Jan. S, 1821

May — , 1825

Dec. 6, 1825

Feb. 15, 1809

March 5, 1822
Nov. 17, 1826

Sept. 19, 1820

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 283

HOYT Capt. Charles, formerly of Boston ; was
wrecked on Lake Erie, with schooner
Franklin. American of Dec. 8, 1820

Julia Ann, daughter of Samuel, aged i year,

II months, May 13, 1826

HUBBARD Hon. Leverett, born in Rhode Isl-
and, died at Portsmouth, N. H., aged 69
years, . Jan. 2, 1793

James, at Savannah, aged 32 years, graduate
of Brown University and Missionary of the
Cross, Feb. 14, 18 18

Ezra, in 74th year, Oct. i, 1820

John, Esq., attorney at law, at Upton, Mass.,
aged 3 1 years ; had been at Newport sev-
eral weeks for his health and died on re-
turning journey home, Sept. 17 and 27, 1825

Jonas, aged 45 years, July 4, 1826

John N., at Newport, aged 45 years. Amer-
ican of March 14, 1828

Eliza C, wife of Dr. John, and daughter of
Calvin Cheeney, at East Windsor, Ct., aged
25 years. Dec. 3, 1828

Mary Bradford, infant daughter of Ezra, aged

6 months, Sept. 9, 1830

, drowned in Providence harbor. May 21, 1831

HUBBELL Solomon Williams, 2d, son of Eras-
tus, of Lanesboro, Mass., at Williamstown,
Mass., shot accidentally, while pursuing a
flock of wolves. American of June 29, 1827

HUBERSHAM Hon. Joseph, at Savannah, Ga.,
aged 65 years ; served in the Revolution,
later in Congress, and was the first Post-
master General appointed by Washington.
American of Dec. 12, 1815

HUCKLEBRIDGE Mrs. , at Bath, Eng.,

aged 93 years. American of Aug. 15, 1815

HUDDY Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of Capt. Silas,

at Newport, Aug. 18, 1809

HUDSON Capt. Samuel G., of Newport, aged

35 years, at sea. Jan, 15, 18 10

Capt. Thomas, Jr., at Newport, in 40th year.

American of Dec. 14, 1813

Eliza, daughter of the late Capt. Thomas, at

Newport, aged 16 years. American of May 28, 1819

Thomas, of Newport, seaman, at sea, on ship
Morning Star, on passage from New Or-
leans. American of Aug. 17, 1819

George, in 31st year, Sept. 24, 18 rg

John, second mate of brig Stephen, and son
of Capt. Thomas, of Newport, at Calcutta,
in 22d year, ' Nov. 18, 18 f 9

284

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HUDSON Abigail, wife of Reuben, at Seekonk,
in 75th year. American of
Thomas, of Newport, at Portsmouth, aged y6

years. American of
Lydia, daughter of late Reuben, of Seekonk,

at Warren, in 49th year,
Eunice, widow of Robert, aged 67 years,
Tunis, of U. S. Ship Franklin, by a fall of a

block. American of
Miss Debee Ann, aged 19 years, a resident of
Rehoboth, at Oxford, Mass. . American of
William, of Newport, at Whydah, Africa,
Barzillai, at Hartford, Ct., aged 82 years ; 36
years senior proprietor of Connecticut
Courant,
Louisa, daughter of late John, at Newport,

aged 19 years,
Jane, wife of Capt. Thomas, at Newport, aged

56 years. A merican of
Mrs. Phebe, at Newport, aged 50 years.

American of
John R., late cashier of Mechanics Bank, at
Newburyport, aged 46 years. American of
HUESTED George, at Norwalk, Ct.,
HUFF John, Jr., killed by a falling tree, on fire,

in Cumberland Co., Ky.,
HUFTY Hon. Jacob, member of Congress from
New Jersey, at Salem, N. J. American of
HUGH John, at New York, in 6sth year, soldier
of the Revolution at the age of 13 years.
American of
HUGAR Harriet Lucas, wife of Col, Francis K.,
and daughter of Gen. Thomas Pinkney, of
South Carolina, at Philadelphia. Ameri-
can of
HUGER Hon. Benjamin, in South Carolina.

American of
HUGHES Amos A., at Daylestown, Pa., aged 44
years, from childhood he was confined to
his chair moving on wheels. American of
Capt. Christopher Greene, of Warwick, mas-
ter of ship Caravan, of this port, at New
Orleans, in 31st year,
Mary, wife of Walter, Esq., of the theatre, in

Boston. American of
Capt. John, aged 68 years, at Washington
Co., Pa., a soldier of the Revolution.
American of
Rev. John, tearher of Grammar school, in
Oxford, Butler Co., O.,

March 7, 1820

Sept. 12, 1820

Oct. 17, 1 82 1
May IS, 1822

July 9, 1 822

Aug. 13, 1822.
June 7, 1823

Aug. I, 1823

Aug. 4, 1 827

March 14, 1828

March 14, 1828

April 22, 1 83 1
July 28, 1832

May 5, 1832

June 3, 1814

Sept. 22, 1829

Dec. 31, 1824
July 25, 1823

Jan. 14, 1812

July 22, 1815
March 6, 18 18

Oct. 23, 1818
May 2, 1 82 1

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS

285

HUGHP2S Major Thomas, at Warwick, in 70th
year ; he served in the Revolution and three
years on the frontier, making 10 years in all, Dec. 10, 1821
James, of New Jersey, at New Orleans,

between July 29 and Aug. 5, 1823
Walter, of the theatre, at New York. Amer-
ican of May 3, 1825
George Jackson, infant son of John L., aged

I year, at Scituate. American of Aug. 19, 1825

John W., at New York, of cholera, in 21st

year, July 27, 1832

HULARD John, of Wells, Me., aged 24 years,
at Chelsea ; he went into a yard where
there was a cross bull; he was so much in-
jured that he lived 32 hours. American of Nov. 11, 1828
HULING Mrs. Lydia, at North Kingstown, aged

72 years, . Jan. i, i8r9

HULL Eliza, daughter of John, at Burrillville, in
1 6th year,
Ann, wife of Capt. Peleg, in 69th year,
Mrs. , wife of Major-General Hull,

John, at Uxbridge, aged 68 years,

Capt. Daniel, brother of Commodore Isaac,

at Natchez, aged 30 years,
Susannah, wife of Rev. Stephen, daughter of

Hon. Christopher Lippitt, of Cranston, R.

L, at Raynham, in 41st year. American of
Joseph, Esq., at South Kingstown, in 55th

year,
Daniel, at Newport. American of
Daniel, at Newport. American of
Capt. William, of Providence, at Charleston,

S. C, in 37th year,
Jonathan, at Newport, aged 85 years. Amer-
ican of
Capt. Thomas, aged 34 years,

, executed at Baltimore, for mail robbery,

Catharine Augusta, daughter of Rev. S ,

of Raynham, Mass., aged 7 months,
Ann, wife of Thomas, aged 55 years,
Abigail, eldest daughter of John, at North

Providence, in 27th year,
William, of Rhode Island, at New Orleans.

American of
Mrs. Lois, at Lebanon Springs, aged 27

years,
Sally, daughter of John, at North Providence,

in 2 1 St year,
Mary, widow of Lemuel, at Newport, aged

74' years,

Sept. I, 181 1

Aug. 9, 181 5

Nov. 4, 1815

June — , 1816

Aug. 14, 1817

Aug. 25, 1818

Jan. 5, 1819

Nov. S, 1 8 19

Nov. 12, 1819

Dec. 4, 1819

Dec. 17, 1819
Dec. 20, 18 19
July 14, 1820

July 22, 1820
Feb. 28, 1 82 1

June 17, 1821

Oct. 26, 1821

Nov. 28, 1822

March 6, 1823

March 28, 1823

286

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HULL Mary, widow of Edward, Esq., at South
Kingstown, in 84th year,

Rev. Hezekiah, at Alexandria, La., formerly
of New Haven. American of

Frederick Langdon, infant son of Capt. Gid-
eon,

Samuel, son of John, in i6th year, very sud-
denly, at Coventry,

Thomas, at Pawtucket,

William, of Edgefield District, killed Samuel
Martin, of same place,

William, at Newton, in 73d year ; field officer
in the Revolution and late Brigadier-Gen--
eral U. .S. Army,

Capt. Joseph, at Derby, Ct., aged 75 years ;
was a soldier of the Revolution and father
of Commodore Isaac. American of

John, at Rurrillville, in 78th year, soldier of
the Revolution. American of

Rev. Arletus R., at Worcester, aged 38 years.
American of

Georgianna Thurbet, daughter of Peleg, aged
10 months,

Capt. Gideon, in 36th year, leaves wife and 2
children,

Gen. Andrew, at Cheshire, Ct., aged 68
years, U. S. Marshal of District of Con-
necticut. American of

George, at Jamestown, aged 42 years. Amer-
ican of

George Francis, second son of Thomas C,
aged 2 years,

Mary, at Newport, aged 65 years, suddenly,

William, at Millbury, fell dead while counting
out change in his store. American of

Charles P., youngest son of Thomas C, a^ed
I year, 1 1 months. American of

Mary, wife of Thomas, at Nantucket, aged 54
years. American of

Edwin Perry, son of Peleg, in 4th year, late
of this town, in New York, by falling from
a window,

Henry, found hanging in the Amasa Gray
house. North End, suicide. American of

Elizabeth Ricknell, infant daughter of
Thomas C,
HULLOCK Baron, at London, Eng.; was sen-
ior baron of the Court of King's Bench ;
from an operation on a corn which lead to
amputation of the toe, but too late to save
his life. American of

June 14^,1823

Sept. 23, 1823

April 27, 1824

Aug. 4, 1824
Oct. 7, 1824

Nov. 23, 1825

Nov. 29, 1825

Feb. 10, 1826
April 4, 1826
May 26, 1 826
Aug. 14, 1826
Dec. 31, 1826

May 4, 1827

Oct. 26, 1827

Dec. 26, 1828
June u, 1829

Aug. 25, 1829

Nov. 5, 1830

May 10, 1831

July 20, 1831

Aug. 23, 1831

August 26, 1832

Sept. 22, 1829

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 287

HUMBERT , the French general who com-
manded the expedition to Ireland some

years ago ; was on his way to join the

Spanish revolutionists at New Orleans.

American of July 8, 1814

Gen. F , formerly of the French army, at

New Orleans, where he had resided for 9

years. In 1793 he landed in South Ireland

with 1000 men and pressed Gen. Lake

with singular gallantry, Jan. 2, 1823

Dr. C, jiear Philadelphia, was known as the

" Sylvan Enemy of Human Diseases."

He lived alone and when found wa."! in a

starving condition and very sick. His life

was a mystery and his age was supposed to

be about 100 years, June 10, 1825

HUMES Sarah, aged 24 years, Friend preacher

for 4 years, May 12, 1827

HUMPHREY Josiah, in this town, in 34th year ;

leaves widow and 4 children, (Masonic hon-
ors) Feb. 17, 1812
Dea. Josiah, at Barrington, in 96th year; had

been member of church there 76 years; ser-
mon by Rev. Samuel Watson, Rev. XIV: 13, Dec. 3, 1812
William, at Pawtuxet, in 36th year, Feb. 26, 1815
John, Esq., at Barrington. American of May 14, 1816
Dr. Hosea, late a representative in the As-
sembly, at Johnston, aged 60 years, June 30, 18 16
HUMPHREYS Gen. David, at New Haven;

was an aide to Gen. Washington, afterwards

Minister to Portugal and Spain. He

brought from Spain 100 merino sheep, the

first introduced into the United States, Feb. 21, i8i8

HUMPHREY Hon. Elkanah, at Barrington, in

80th year ; was for many years Judge of

Court of dommon Pleas for Bristol Co.

American of Oct. 13, 1818

Josiah, late mate of brig Gen. Jackson, in 22d

year, Oct. 21, 1819

Mrs. Sarah, wife of Col. Walker, at Provi-
dence, Jan. 4, 1820
Elizabeth, widow of Samuel, at Barrington,

in 98th year, April 15, 1820

Rebecca, aged 17 years, Aug. 7, 1822

Benjamin Clifford, infant son of Col. Walker,

at Providence, Oct. 28, 1823

Charles Joseph, infant son of Col. Walker,

aged 5 months, Oct. 10, 1824

Major Enoch, U. S. Army, at Fort St. Philip,

Plaquermin ; was distinguished at battle of

New Orleans, 1815. American of Sept. 6, 1825

288

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HUMPHRIES Albert, son of late Josiah, aged

19 years,
HUMPHREY Samuel, at Tollend, Ct., formerly
■ of Barriagton, a soldier of the Revolution,
Elizabeth W., widow of Josiah, and daughter

of late Nicholas Easton, in 44th year,
William Pearce, infant son of Col. Walker,
HUMPHREYS Hon. Josiah, at Harrington, in

77th year,
HUMPHREY Levi, of Hingham, Mass., aged
25 years, on board ship Tuscany, at New
Orleans,
HUMPHREYS Anna Smith, infant daughter of

Col. Walker,
HUMPHREY Norman, at Burlington, Vt., aged
48 years, killed by the machinery of his axe
factory. American of
HUMPHREYS Jess, at Bristol, Me., a Revolu-
tionary pensioner. American of
HUMPHREY John S., merchant, aged 25 years,
Capt. William ; was born at Swanzey, June
26, 1752; died at Tiverton, July i, 1832;
was an officer in the Revolution. See
obituary, American of
HUNT Clifford, of this town, at Savannah, Ga.
American of
Josiah, at Seekonk, in 50th year,
Filena, wife of William, at North Providence,

aged 4[ years. American of
Capt. Zebedee, at Pawtuxet, in 80th year,
John, at Seekonk, in 65th year,
John, at Seekonk, in 65th year. American

of
Henry, Esq., in Maryland, in 75th year.

American of
William, brother of the celebrated Mr. Hunt,

of London, at English Prairie, III,
Hon. Ebenezer, at Northampton, many years
a State Senator, and member of the Fac-
ulty. American of
Miss Mary, at Newport, in 87th year,
Mrs. Elizabeth, at North Kingstown, in 90th

year,
James, at Spanish Grove, in Mecklenburgh
Co.. Va., his three daughters were mur-
dered by a negro, long a servant of his
household. American of
Christmas, at Rehoboth, in looth year; was
born at Bristol about year 1722, parents
were Africans ; served in the Revolution

Feb. 24, 1826

March 10, 1826

Oct. 6, 1826
Oct. 8, 1828

March 28, 1829

July 25, 1829
Oct. I, 1829

Nov. 20, 1829

Feb. 5, 1830
Nov. 25, 1831

July 17, 1832

Oct. 9, 1 8 10
April 12, 1814

Dec. 13, 1814

April 21, 181 5

May 31, 1819

June 15, 1819

April 4, 1820

June 25, 1820

Jan. 5, 1821
March 29, 1821

Dec. 23, 1821

Jan. 25, 1822

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN- DEATHS

289

HUNT:

with honor ; was for many years carrier of

Newspapers through Rehoboth and See-

konk. He delighted to appear at Training

days in his uniform,
Mary Matilda, youngest danghter of Clement

S., Esq., in 5th year,
John, youngest son of Allen, Esq., at See-

konk, aged i year, 10 montns.
David, of Rhode Island, at New Orleans,
. between July 29 and
Helen Matilda, infant daughter of Clement

S. Esq.,
Catherine Potter, daughter of Major Benja-
min, at Pawtuxet,
Daniel, at New Orleans, firm of H. and D.

H. Hunt. American of
Mrs. hetsey, aged 26 years,
Joseph W., at Attleboro, in 74th year,
Lephe Blanding, youngest daughter of Allen,

Esq., at Seekonk, aged i year and 10 days.

American of
Ruth N., wife of Peter B., Esq., daughter of

Major Paul Nelson, at Pawtucket, aged 27

years,
HUNTT Mr. and Mrs., two English travellers,

murdered by bandits in Italy. American of
HUNT Mary, daughter of late Isaiah, at Reho-
both, in 74th year,
Martha B., wife of Hon. John, at Detroit.

American of
Martha, daughter of Pardon, at Glocester, in

gth year,
Seth, Jr., merchant, aged 49 years,
Julius, aged 25 years, drowned at Shoreham,

Vt. , leaves wife and child.
Miss Elizabeth, at Portsmouth, aged 20 years.

American of
Seth, Esq., in 86th year,
Zebulon A., son of James, at Pawtucket,
Mrs Nabby W., at Charlestown, Mass., aged

26 years. American of
Samuel Wellington, U. S. Army, at St. Louis,

Mo. American of
Mrs. Mary, of Trenton, N. J., at Boston, aged

74 years. American of
Mary, wife of John, of Trenton, N. J., at

Boston. American of
Lucia, wife of Freeman, at Boston, aged 24

years. American of

Feb. 27, 1822

May 23, 1822

March 26, 1823

Aug. S, 1823

Aug. 26, 1823

Oct. 19, 1823

Nov. 28, 1823

Jan. II, 1824

Jan. 6, 1825

March 30, 1825

June 23, 1825
July 26, 1825
July 25, 1826

Sept. 26, 1826

Oct. s, 1826
Oct. 19, 1826

May 31, 1827

June 5, 1827
April 14, 1828
Dec. II, 1828

Sept. 18, 1829

Oct. 20, 1829

Nov. 26, 1829

Dec. I, 1829

Feb. 26, 1830

290

VITAL RECORD OP RHODE ISLAND

HUNT Susan S., wife of Timothy, at Boston,
aged 30 years. American of

Peter B., Esq., at Seekonk, in 38th year,

Capt. Nathaniel, at Seekonk, aged 73 years,

Mrs. Abigail, wife of Jeptha, at Glocester,
aged 47 years,

Hon. Mr. , U. S. Representative from

Vermont, at Washington, D. C. American
of

Miss A , in 88th year,

HUNTER Capt. Henry, formerly of Newport, at
Norwich, m 85th year. American of

Marian, in the burning of the Richmond, Va.,
Theatre,

Mrs. Deborah, widow of Dr. William, and
mother of Hon. William, of Newport, near
London, in 75th year,

Nathaniel, of Newport, at New York. Amer-
ican of

Capt. Archibald, at Montgomery, N. Y.,
aged 28 years. In examining a cow said
to have died of poison he became inoculated,
which terminated fatally in about 10 days,

Elizabeth, at Warren, in 84th year. Ameri-
can of

John Dunn, author of " Hunter's Narrative,"
shot by one of his Indian Guards. Ameri-
can of

Godfrey Malbone, son of Hon. William, in
4th year, at Easton,

Capt. Henry, at Newport, m 54th year,

John Falconet, youngest son of Hon. Will-
iam, of Newport, at Kingston, R. I., aged
12 years, 9 months,
HUNTING Samuel, in 6ist year,
HUNTINGTON David, at Newport, in 72d
year. American of

Rev. Mr. , in England, a Methodist. His

effects went at auction at fabulous prices.
American of

Samuel, Esq., native of Connecticut, at
Painesville, Ohio, aged 49 years. He was
member of State Convention that framed
the Constitution, senator in the first As-
sembly under it, a judge in the Supreme
Court, and afterwards Governor of the
State,

Stephen A., late of this town, merchant, at
Tiverton, in 22d year,

Gen. Jedediah. at New London, aged 75
years, a soldier of the Revolution,

March 22, 1831

April 21, 1831

Feb. 5, 1832

Feb. 12, 1832

May 25, 1832
July 21, 1832

Nov. 27, 1810

Dec. 26, 181 1

Oct. 15, 1813
April 28, 1820

Oct. 10, 1822
June 3, 1825

May 25, 1827

July 25, 1827
March 31, 1830

June I, 1 83 1
May 3, 1832

Dec. 7, 1813

March 4, 1814

June 7, 1817
Aug. 26, 1 81 7
Sept. 25, 1818

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

291

HUNTINGTON Joseph, of Newport, at Hav-
ana, aged 2 1 years.

Rev. Joshua, pastor of Old South Church,
Boston, at Groton, Mass., aged 33 years,

Mary Lucretia, wife of Gen. Ebcnezer, and
daughter of the late Gen. Samuel McLel-
lan, of Woodstock, Ct., at Norwich, in 43d
year,

Rev. Leverett J. F., at New Brunswick, N.
' J-, aged 34 years, pastor of the Presbyte-

rian Church. American of

Mary H., wife of Rev. Daniel, formerly of
New London, at Bridgewater. American
of

Mary, daughter of Dr. Thomas, at Brooklyn,
Ct., aged 2 years. American of

Rt. Hon. Hans Francis, Earl of, in England,
in 58th year, from effects of West India
climate, where he had been the last 6 years.
American of
HUNTOON Charles, of Corinth, at Vershire,
Vt., while on a visit there, by a falling tree ;
was a soldier in the last war and in the
Revolution ; was at Lexington, Bunker
Hill and capture of Burgoyne, aged 73
years. American of

HUNNEWELL Richard George, son of R ,

Esq., of Portland, on board the ship Dromo,
on his way to California ; shot by a Span-
ish privateer,

Susannah, wife of Hon. Jonathan, at Boston,
aged 63 years. American of

John F., at New Shoreham, aged 28 years.
American of
HURD Freeman, at Smithfield, aged 16 years.
American of

Sir Isaac, King at Arms, in England, aged 88
years. He has conducted no less than 8
funerals of the Royal family. American of

David, a Revolutionary pensioner, at Munroe,
aged 69 years. American of
HURLBURT Isaac, at Hinesville, Vt., from ac-
cidental discharge of a pistol. American
. . of

Pardon T., at Buffalo, N. Y., in 40th year, a
native of New London, Ct.,

Henry C, son of the late Pardon T., aged 10
years,

Mary Ann, second daughter of late Pardon
T., in isth year.

Oct. 4, 1818
Sept. n, 1819

Nov. 5, 1819

May 30, 1820

June 18, 1822
Jan. 9, 1824

Jan. 30, 1829

Dec. 22, 1829

June — , 1808

March i6, 1819

May 4, 1 82 1

Aug. 19, 1814

March S. 1819
Feb. 20, 1829

July 23, 1816

Aug. 29, 181 8

Dec. 6, 1819

Feb. 5, 1827

292

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HURLBURT Maria, daughter of late Pardon T.,
in 19th year,

Jane Cowing, infant daughter of late Pardon
T., in 17th year,
HURLEY Samuel, at Lima, aged 21 years. He
was editor of the Telegraph, and the first
to introduce a daily political and mercan-
tile paper in Peru,

Samuel, merchant, of Philadelphia, at Liver-
pool, aged 41 years,
HURST , at Manchester, Eng., of hydro-
phobia. A few days before he let a dog
lick a wart he had just cut. American of
HUSE Dr. James, in Wheelock ; fell from a load
of hay on to a pitchfork. American of

Moses, at Hillsboro, N H., aged 91 years,
soldier of the Old French War. American
of
HUSSEY Peter, at Nantucket, m 40th year,
Grand Master of 12th Masonic District, by
the overturning of his carriage (Masonic
honors). American of
HUTCHINS Hannah, wife of Ezra, Esq., at
Killingly, Ct., in SSth year,

N , at Lovell, Oxford Co. His wife and

infant fell into the fire and perished,

Ezra, Esq., attorney at law, formerly of this
town, graduate of Brown University, 181 r,
at Killingly, Ct. American of

Henry, son of John, aged 7 months,
HUTCHENS Mary, aged 22 years, at Canter-
bury, Ct, a suicide, a disappointment,
HUTCHINS Lydia, wife of Capt. Simon, at
Killingly, Ct.,

Mary, wife of Dr. Penuel, at Killingly, in 62d
year,

Elisha, at Killingly, Ct., aged about 30 years.
American of

Elisha P., son of Dr. Penue', at Killingly, Ct.,
aged 25 years, an attorney at law. Amer-
ican of

Sarah, wife of John, of Providence, at North-
ampton. She was on a visit to her brother,
a physician in this town,

Maria, daughter of Shubael, aged 4 years,

HUTCHINGS Mr. , stabbed by John

Crump, at Weldon, N. C. American of
HUTCHINS Theophilus, Jr., at Seekonk, in 21st
year,

Theophilus Stearns, M, D., at Seekonk, in
2 2d year.

April 17, 1832
Jan. 31, 1833

Jan. 16, 1828
Feb. I, 1820

Sept. 10, 1824
Aug. 27, 1816

March 8, 1831

March 24, 181 5

Feb. 3, 1814

Dec. 22, 1815

Jan. 15, 1819
Feb. 23, 1821

March 3, 1822

Oct. 7, 1823

March 15, 1825

June 28, 1825

July 15, 1825

Jan. 26, 1826
Feb. 7, 1832

April 17, 1832

Jan. 14, 1833

Jan. 14, 1833

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

293

HUTCHINSON James, of U. S. Corps of Art.,
aged about 40 years, at Fort Walcott, New-
port Harbor. American of

Richard (colored), of Bedford, Mass., at sea,
on board ship Asia,

John, seaman, perished in the wreck of the
Frances Mary, at sea, between Feb. 23 and

George, at Raleigh, N. C, aged 61 years.
He operated the first steam sawmill in the
United States,

Mrs. Elizabeth, at Boston, aged 86 years.
American of

Mrs. Mary, wife of Benjamin, at Royalston,
aged 82 years. American of

Phebe, daughter of Daniel, of Smithfield, in
31st year,

Ann, aged TJ years, widow of Gen. Jedediah,
and sister of Bishop Moore, of Virginia, at
New London, Ct.,

Capt. Samuel, native of Castine, Me., com-
mander of sloop Castine, drowned in Mo-
bile harbor. American of

Mrs. , at Boston. American of

David Wilkinson, son of Daniel, at Smith-
field, aged 2 years,
HUTTON Acsah, wife of William C, at See-
konk, in S3d year,

William, at Seekonk. American of

Isaiah, of Rehoboth, at Savannah, Ga., in 21st
year,

, executed at Baltimore for mail robbery,

Charles, Esq., professor of mathematics, in
England, aged 86 years. American of
HYATT Capt. Charles L., of Providence, at sea,
on board ship Two Catharines, on passage
from St. Bias,

Ann, widow of Capt. Charles, in 32d year,

Hannah, widow of Capt. Charles L., in 22d
year,

Ann, daughter of late Charles, in 17th year,
HYDE Susan, wife of Artemus, daughter of
Esek Aidrich, at Providence, in 23d year.

Miss Catherine, at Boston, aged 38 years.
American of

Mrs. Anna, wife of George H., at Newton

Lower Falls, aged 48 years. American of

HYNE Timothy, at Farmington, N. Y., aged 60

years ; stung by bees. American of
HYNES Richard, at Dedham, aged 32 years.
American of

March 16, 1821
Sept. 12, 1822
March 5, 1826

Sept. 23, 1829
Nov. 24, 1829
Aug. 27, 1830
Sept. 23, 1830

March 14, 1831

Aug. 12, 1831
Sept. 14, 1832

Oct. 15, 1832

Dec. 25, 1815
Jan. 16, 1816

Sept. II, 1818
July 14, 1820

March 14, 1823

Oct. — , 1819
March 5, 1823

April 6, 1828
May 22, 1829

Oct. 23, 1818

March 11, 183 1

May 17, 183 B

June 3, 1814

May 10, 1831

294 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HYRE Benjamin, in Davidson Co., N. C. He
repeatedly stabbed himself in a room where
there were several persons; cause of his
suicide was his mother's refusal to his mar-
riage. American of Sept. 26, 1823

IDE Timothy, at Cumberland, in 83d year, Nov. 10, 1814

Lydia, wife of Jacob, in jSth year. Ameri-
can of Jan. 3, 1815
Amos, at Attleboro, aged 60 years. American

of April 12, i8t6

Ezra, at Seekonk, in 51st year, Jan. 25, 18 18

Sarah, wife of Nathaniel, Jr., at Seekonk, in

55th year. American of Dec. 28, 18 19

Levi, in sgth year, March 25, 1822

Capt. Elpalet, at Seekonk, aged 39 years, March 24, 1825

Capt. Nathaniel, at Seekonk, in 87th year, Oct. 30, 1828

Nathan, of Seekonk, found drowned at Sa-

bin's Point, aged 27 years.. American of Sept. 21, 1832

INMAN Phebe, widow of Jeremiah, at Cumber-
land, in 64th year. Society of Friends, Oct. 13, 1819
Benjamin, seaman, drowned from schooner

Romeo, at sea, in a squall, Oct. 4, 1822

Oziel, at Glocester, in 41st year. American

of Aug. 19, 1825

Abraham, at North Providence, in 79th vear. May 8, 1831

INCHCALD Mrs. . in England ; she has

left behind her memoirs of her life with

anecdotes of her times. American of Oct. 5, 1821

INGALLS Oliver, at Pomfret, Ct., formerly of

North Providence, drowned. American of April 2X. 1811;
, Esq., attorney at law, at Mobile, Ala.

American of Nov. 12, 1819

Lucy M , wife of Dr. William, at Boston,

aged 38 years, Feb. 15, 1823

James, son of late Oliver, aged 19 years, April 20, 1828

Patience B., wife of Seth H., daughter of

Capt. Solothiel Jones, of Dighton, at

Swanzey, aged 22 years, Oct. 13, 1829

INGELL Abiathar, Esq., at Taunton, aged 60

years. American of Aug. i, 1823

INGELLS Miss Deborah, at Taunton, aged 65

years. American of April 21, 1826

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS

295

INGERSOLL Hon. Jared, presiding judge of
district court for city and county of Phila-
delphia. American of

Rev, Samuel B., assistant pastor Shrewsbury
church, at Beverly, Mass. American of

Hon. Jonathan, at New Haven, Ct., in 76th
year, lieutenant-governor of Connecticut,

Capt. William, at Glocester, aged 60 years.
American of
INGLISS Rev. James, at Baltimore, pastor of
the First Presbyterian church, suddenly.
American of

INGRAHAM Mrs. , wife of Barton, in this

town. American of

Elizabeth, widow of Timothy, at Newport,
in 87th year. American of

Capt. Joseph, at Boston, aged 48 years,

Daniel. Jr., at Bristol, aged 19 years, sud-
denly. American of

Lawton, of Warren, at Savannah, Ga., aged
22 years,

Ann, of Bristol, at Coventry, aged 16 years.
American of

Comfort, at Pawtucket, in 78th year,

Henry, at Bristol, aged 25 years,

James Burr, infant son of Jeremiah, at Pensa-
cola, Fla.,

Mrs. Charlotte, wife of Jeremiah, at Pensa-
cola, Fla., in 33d year ; she was a daugh-
ter of Col. James Burr, of Providence,

James, at Bristol, suddenly, aged 50 years,

Jeremiah, formerly of Attleboro, at Cynthi-
ana, Ky., in 77th year. American of

Lydia, daughter of late Benjamin, formerly
of Bristol, at the Arkwright,

N. G., Jr., Esq., at Tampico, U. S. Consul at
that port,

Charlotte Eleanor, daughter of Jeremiah, in
1 1 th year,

Peddy, wife of Solomon, and eldest daughter
of Gideon Street, Jr., in 28th year,

Elizabeth Bridgham, daughter of late Henry,
at Bristol, in 9th year,

Mary Eliza, infant daughter of John, at
Bristol, aged 8 years, 10 days.

, child of John, at Bristol,

Ralph, machinist, of Hebron, Ct., at Comp-
ton Village, Warwick, in 25th year,

Jesse C, son of Lephelet, at Pawtucket, aged
8 months,

Nov. 8, 1822
Nov. 25, 1820

Jan. II, 1823
Sept. 24, 1830

Aug. 27, 1819

Feb. 24, 1809

Oct. 3, 1809
June 3, 1811

June 20, 1 8 17

Nov. 25, 1817

Feb. 16, 1 82 1
Aug. 25, 1821
Aug. 20, 1822

Sept. 14, 1822

Oct. 2, 1822
March 30, 1823

June 10, 1823

July 27, 1823

April 30, 1824

Jan. 25, 1826

Sept. 14, 1827

Nov. 12, 1828

Feb. 9, 1829
Feb. 9, 1829

March 29, 1829

Feb. 26, 1829

296

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

INGRAHAM Nancy, daughter of late Capt.
James, at Harrington, aged 29 years. Amer-
ican of

George G., of Warren, a passenger, at sea, on
board brig Sampson, on passage from Prov-
idence to Havana. American of
INNES George, Esq., of Stowe, Scotland. He
left his fortune of ;£'900,ooo to his sister.
He is said to have left behind him 57 nat-
ural children. American of

George, of Stow, Scot., is credited with 57
natural children. Left his immense for-
tune to his sister. American of

Harry, Judge U. S. Dist. Court for Kentucky,
suddenly, at Frankfort, Ky.,
IREN Mary, wife of Peter, at Bristol, aged about

50 years,
IRISH Mrs. Abigail, widow of Charles, of New-
port, at Hudson, N. Y., in 82d year.
American of

John, of Middletown, drowned in the great
gale of

Sarah, widow of Col. George, of Middletown,
at Newport, in 83d year,

Joseph, Esq., at Richmond, R. I., son of the
late Col. George, of Middletown, in 46th
year,

Jedediah, at Newport, aged 4 years. Amer-
ican of

Hanson, of Cornish, Me., killed by the ex-
plosion of a powder mill, at Gorham, Me.,

'George C, aged 27 years, son of late Jede-
diah, of Newport, at sea, on board ship
Boy, on passage from Providence to Matan-
zas. American of

Daniel, of Gorham, Me.; threw himself from
the deck of the schooner Leader, near West
Quoddy Light, Me.,

Bennett, son of Southwick, at Portsmouth,
R. I., in 23d year,

Simeon, at Fall River, in 63d year,
:IR0NS Stephen, son of Nicholas, of Providence,
in his 20th year ; fell overboard from brig
Decatur and was drowned,

Huldah, widow of Samuel, at Glocester.
American of

Susan B., wife of Arnold, in 28th year,

Plenry Augustus, infant son of Sayles, at
Warwick, aged 2 years, 4 months,

Dec. 27, 183 1
June 24, 1832

May I, 1832

May I, 1832

Sept. 20, 1816

Feb. 8, 1821

Dec. JO, 1813

Sept. 23, 1815

Feb. 7, i8i6

April 8, 1 818

March 11, 1823

July 19, 1828

Feb 27, 1829

Aug. 8, 1829

Aug. 9, 1830
April 16, 1831

Dec. 30, 1822

Nov. 18, 1823
April 20, 1824

Sept. 24, 1830

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

297

IRVIN Gen. Jared, at Georgia, formerly gov-
ernor of the state, aged 63 years. Amer-
ican of
IRVINE Gen. James, at Philadelphia, aged 84
years, soldier of the Revolution. Amer-
ican of
Catharine, wife of Jeremiah, at New Haven,
aged 22 years. American of
IRVING Henry, murdered, near Natchitockes.
American of
Capt. Armstrong, U. S. Regt. L. Art., son
of Brig. Gen. Irving, of Penn., at Fort
Warren, Boston. American of
Edmund, at Richmond, Ky., shot by Mr.

Maltingby, editor of the Richmond

Republican. American of

IRWIN Col. , formerly M. C.from Penn., at

Old Providence ; was recently an officer in
South American Service under Com. Aury,
Robert, at Fall River, aged 89 years, Revo-
lutionary pensioner,
ISAACS Abraham M., merchant, of and at
Charleston, S. C, son of the late Moses, of
New York,
Col. Ralph, at Philadelphia,
Mary, widow of Ralph, Esq., formerly of
Kranford, Ct., at New Haven, in 76th year,

ISAAC , son of Robert, Esq., of Savannah,

Ga., at Newport,
ISHAM Rev. Chester, of Taunton, at Boston,
aged 27 years; was ordained Feb. 18 last.
American of

ITURBIDE President , deposed and shot.

American of
IVES Elizabeth, second daughter of Thomas P.,
in this town, in 17th year,
Maj. Gen. Thomas, at Great Barrington,
Capt. William, late of Salem, at Savannah,

Ga., aged 51 years. American of
Dwight Foster, of Great Barrington, at
Stockbridge, Mass., aged 20 years, drowned
in the river. American of
John, of Sudbury, by explosion at a Powder

Mill, at Chelmsford, Mass.,
Samuel H., murdered by Robert Douglass,
aged 24 years, who was executed at ISath,
N. Y., for the crime. American of
Thomas Boynton, infant son of Robert H.,
IZAREi Elizabeth, widow of Ralph, of Charles-
ton, S. C, at Fortress Monroe, Va.,

May 8, 1818

May II, 1819
Nov. 24, 1829
July 30, 1816

Jan. 17, 1817

Jan. 14, 1823

Sept. 20, 1 818
Sept. 15, 1831

Oct. 29, 1 8 14
Aug. 8, 1815

Feb. 4, 1 8 16

July 21, 1823

May 3, 1825

March 22, 1831

March 12, 1813
March 8, 1814

April 30, 1814

Sept. 19, 1820
Dec. 5, 1820

May 24, 1825
Jan. 16, 1829

May 20, 1825

298 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

JACK Alexander, at Newport, in 76th year, Feb. 27, 1821

Sarah B., wife of Alexander, at Newport,

aged 49 years, Feb. 8, 1827

JACKINS David, infant son of David, aged 11

months, 11 days, Feb. 15, 1828

JACKMAN Col. Abel, at Corinth, N. H., aged

58 years; in swarming bees was so stung

by them that he died in ten minutes.

American of Aug. 22, 1820

JACKSON Major General Henry, at Boston, in

62d year, Jan. 2, 1809

Bartholomew, at Newport, in 92d year, Sept. 12, 1809

Giles, Esq., aged 78 years, at Tyringham,

Mass., May 4, 1810

Samuel, in this town, in 83d year, Sept. 6, 181 1

John, at Grantham, Eng., aged 90 years; he

collected rags, hawked ballads and dying

speeches ; though complaining of poverty,

left ;^ 520 sterling. American of March 4, 1814

Francis James, Esq., late British Minister to

United States, at Hrighton, Eng., in 44th

year. American of Oct. 18, 1814

William, in this town, m 50th year, Aug. 27, 1815

Capt. John, from wounds received from James

Holton who made an unprovoked assault

upon him; he leaves wife and a large family

of children. American of Oct. 6, 1815

William, at Shenandoah Co., Va. His house

and two daughters with himself perished in

the conflagration ; his wife and 6 other chil-
dren escaped, July 26, 1817
William Prince, infant son of John, at Provi-
dence, Nov. 18, 18 17
Elizabeth, wife of John T., in 27th year, Dec. 19, 1817
, son of Walter, aged 10 years, killed by

explosion of gunpowder, at Boston, June 23, 1818

Samuel, Friend Mmister, at Brownville, in

69th year. American of July 24, 1818

Richard, at Providence, in 88th year, Dec. 29, 1818

Capt, Stephen, late of Providence, many

years cashier of Exchange Bank, at Thomp-
son, Ct., in 57th year, suddenly, Jan; 7, 1820
John, collier, at Ballington, Cheshire, Eng.,

is now living in 77th year ; has had 34

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

299

JACKSON :

children ; 12 by first and 22 by second wife,
and has brought them up without public
assistance. American of

Hannah, wife of Samuel, formerly of Ply-
mouth, at Middleboro, Mass., in sgth year.
American of

Hon. Levi, at Chesterfield. N. H., aged 49
years. American of

William, son of Nathan W., aged i year,

Dr. G. R., a musician, at Boston American
of

Mrs. A , while boiling soap her kettle fell

in the fire. Her four children were badly
scalded, two of them fatally, at Morristown,
N. J. American of

Hon. John G., U. S. Judge for Western Dist.
of Virginia, at Clarksburgh, Va. Ameri-
can of

Mary A., infant daughter of Z. R.,

Rachel, wife of Andrew, President Elect of
the United States, at Nashville, Tenn.,

Gridley, at Hillsboro, N. H., aged 102 years,
soldier of the Revolution. American of

Nathan Waterman, of Society of Friends,
30 years Town Clerk of Providence, aged
69 years,

Susan, daughter of Samuel, at Providence, in
2 1 St year,

Nathaniel, at Jay, Me., aged 75 years, sol-
dier of the Revolution ; served in the Ar-
tillery at Brandywme. He and 3 brothers
were in this company and two were
wounded, and he bled at the ears while
working at the sponge. Capt. Bryant, the
first Lieutenant and half the Company
were killed or wounded. American of

Solon, at Boston, aged 28 years. American of

Mrs. Huldah, widow of Henry, at Plymouth,
in S4th year,

Alexander C; three members of his family
have died of scarlet fever. American of

George, merchant, in 6ist year,

Barry, carman, killed by falling building, in
New York. American of

Catherine D., wife of Charles, daughter of
Samuel Dexter, Esq., of Providence, at
Scituate, in 27th year,

Francis Sigourney, infant son of Charles, aged
9 months.

June 19, 1821

Aug. 3, 1 82 1

Sept. 7, 1 82 1
Oct. I, 1821

Nov. 22, 1822

March 26, 1824

April IS, 1825
Dec. 19, 1828

Dec. 22, 1828

Oct, 23, 1829

Dec. 10, 1829
Dec. 28, 1829

Dec. 21, 1830
April 29, 1831

April 30, 1 83 1

Jan. 10, 1832
March 14, 1832

May 8, 1832

June 17, 1832
Sept. 18, 1832

300 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

JACOBI F. E., Nestor of the German Philoso-
phers, in Germany. American of May 7, 1819
JACOBS Dea. Calvin, in 59th year, drowned
while washing sheep in Palmer's River,
Rehoboth; leaves wife and 4 daughters, May 29, 1 810

Saranus, aged 26 years, son of Dea. Calvin,
drowned while washing sheep in Palmer's
River, Rehoboth, May 29, 1 810

Jo, in the burning of the Richmond, Va.,
Theatre, t)ec. 26, 181 r

Miss , in the burning of the Richmond,

Va., Theatre, Dec. 26, 1811

Capt. Wilson, of this town, aged about 40
years, drowned at sea from an armed priva-
teer. American of Feb. 24, 181 5

Capt. John, at Seekonk, in 52d year. He
leaves a wife and 7 children ; killed by a
blast of a rock at Kettle Point, June 6, 1815

Henry, merchant, formerly of Providence, at
New York, July 26, 1819

Maria Aborn, daughter of the late Henry,
aged 5 years, Aug. 19, 1820

Baron Cornelius, native of Java, lost over-
board from ship Gov. Tompkins, Nov. 9, 1820

Maria Louisa, daughter of late Philip, Esq.,
at Philadelphia. American of April 20, 182 1

Hannah, daughter of Dea. Calvin, at Reho-
both, aged 45 years. Aug. 27, 1822

Hannah Aborn, daughter of late Henry, aged

5 years, 8 months, Nov. 15, 1822

Marcy, widow of Capt, Wilson, in 70th year, May 18, 1823

Isaac, of Rehoboth, Mass., at Havana, on

board brig Fame. American of July 16, 1824

Isaac, of Rehoboth, Mass., at Havana, on
board brig Fame. American of July 23, 1824

Adolphus, at Smithfield, in 38th year, Jan. 9, 1827

Wilson, son of Nathaniel, Esq., of New York,

at Central Falls, Smithfield, in 33d year, Feb. 12, 1827

John, at Boston, aged 53 years. American of Feb. 19,1830

Cyrus, Esq., at White Hall, near Church-
town, Lancaster Co., Penn.; died very sud-
denly in his chair. American of May 14, 1830

Mrs. , at Seekonk, of the cholera, aged

60 years. American of Sept. 25, 1832

JACQUESWAYS , child of Nathan, at

Newport, aged 17 months, Aug. 2, 1827

JACQUES Freelove, wife of Amos, Esq., at

Sterling, Ct, aged 63 years. American of Nov. 18, 1823
JACQUEYS Nathan, at Newport, aged 73 years,

a Revolutionary soldier, June 14, 1829

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

301

JACQUIES Nathan, at Newport, formerly of

South Kingstown, aged 70 years,
JACQUITH Alexander, killed at Boston, a

wheel passed over his head,
JAMES Benjamin, in this town, in 40th year,

Nathaniel, of this town, at Preston, Conn., in
39th year. American of

Sally, daughter of the late Capt. Benjamin, of
Newport, in this town, in 46th year,

Mrs. Annas, at Newport, aged 64 years.
American of

Benjamin, son of John M., in this town, aged
6 years, 5 months. American of

Mrs Catharine, in this town, in 59th year ;
was daughter of the late William Downing,
of Newport,

John, formerly of Providence, at New Bed-
ford, in 78th year,

George, in 42d year,

Samuel, Esq., in 71st year, suddenly,

William, at New Bedford, aged 47 years, of
Society of Friends. American of

William, Esq., suddenly, aged 46 years,

Mrs. Martha, wife of Capt. Benjamin, at New-
port, aged 50 years. American of

Emily, infant daughter of O. S., formerly of
Hartford, Ct., aged 1 1 months, at Bristol,

William Wallace, son of Ezra, £\ged i year, 10
months,

Nancy, wife of Benjamin, at Scituate, Mass.,
suddenly. American of

Samuel, at Smithfield, in 47th year,

Sister Mary (Catharine Cecelia Tyler, of
Boston), at Washington City, at St. Vin-
cent's Orphan Asylum, in 19th year.
American of

Elizabeth, widow of Benjamin, at Newport,
aged 83 years,
JAMEISON Dr. Jesse, at Maryland. American

of
JAMIESON Susan, of Cranston, drowned near

Field's Point, by oversetting of the boat,
JANNEY Israel, in' Virginia, of Society of

Friends,
JANSEN Henry, a delegate to the convention

at Albany, N. Y., suddenly,
JASPER John, near Liverpool, stole a dead pig
and fastened a rope around it and across
his chest ; in resting, the rope slipped and
hung the thief. American of

March 28, .1823

Oct. II, 1830
May 8, 1809

Sept. 18, 1810

April s, 1812

June 2, 1815

Jan. 21, 1817

March 12, i8r7

Sept. 4, 1 82 1

Oct. 6, 1822

March 15, 1823

Nov. 25, 1823
Dec. 10, 1824

July 12, 1825

Aug. IS, 1825

March 29, [826

March 6, 1827
June 21, 1830

Nov. 30, 1830

Aug. 3, 1831

Aug. 6, i8i6

Sept. 7, 1826

Aug. II, J823

Sept. 13, 1821

April 30, 181 1

302 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

JASTRAM John, at Smithfield, aged 29 years, Oct. 10, 18 14

Joseph, formerly of Providence, at Wilming-
ton. N. C. American of iJec. 7, 1819

Cynthia, widow of Joseph, and only surviv-
ing daughter of Danforth P. Lyndon, Nov. 3, 1820

Mary, wife of Mawney, in 47th year, Oct. 28, 1831

George Bacon, son of Mawney, in this town,

aged I year, 3 months, June 12, 1812

JAY John, alias Todd, in this town, aged 14

years, (colored), Nov. 18, 1809

Sir James, Kt., M. D., and we believe
brother of Judge Jay, in New Jersey.
American of - Nov. 10, 1 8 1 5

Hon. John, in Westchester Co., N. Y., aged

85 years. May 18, 1829

JEFFERS Sarah, at Newport, in 22d year.

American of July 3'. 181 8

Capt. Samuel, of Newport, aged 6$ years, at

sea, on passage from Philadelphia, Oct. 31, 1820

Mrs. , widow of Capt. Samuel, at New-
port, April 9, 1 82 1

Samuel, of Newport, in Valparaiso, aged 31

years, Jan. — , 1826

, alias Wansley, a mulatto, executed for

piracy, at Ellis Island, N. Y. His age was
about 23 years. American of April 27, 1831

JEFFERSON Thomas, late President of the

United States, at Monticello, Va , July 4, 1826

JEFFRIES Dr. John, at Boston, aged 75 years.

American of Sept. 24, 1819

Dr. , killed by Dr. Smith, in a duel,

in Arkansas, June 22, 1830

JEFTS Aurora Safford, daughter of Augustus,

aged 9 months, Feb. i, 1826

JEHRUNG Gothlieb, native of Bavaria, near

Tar Bridge, in Johnston, aged 46 years, March 16, 1822

J:EMEISON Peter, of Monmouth Co., N. J.,
hung himself in a tavern, at Upper Free-
Jiold, N. J. It is supposed he had previ-
ously murdered his wife. American of Aug. 23, 1816
JENCKES Mrs. Patience, wife of Thomas, at

Smithfield, in 74th year, April 28, 1809

Amos Thronp, Esq., in 32d year, at Havana, July 8, 1809

Capt. Jeremiah, in this town, in 54th year, Sept. 7, 1809

Mrs. Bethiah, in this town, in s8th year, Dec. 9, 1810

Amity, widow of Henry, at Smithfield, in

77th year, Feb. 5, 181 1

Thomas, at Smithfield, in 75th year. Amer-
ican of Oct. 25, 181 1

Capt. Joseph, at Fairhaven, aged 33 years.

American of Feb. 2, 1813

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

303

JENCKES Comfort, in this town, in 47th year,

Abigail, widow of Hon. John, in this town,
in 69th year,

Eben Crawford, youngest son of the late
Ebenezer, in this town, in 15th year,

Nathaniel M., at Pawtucket,

Rev. Harvey, A. M., pastor of Baptist
church, at Hudson, N. Y., aged 27 years,

Sarah, wife of Ebenezer, at Cranston, in 39th
year. American of

Capt. William C, at sea, from ship Cynthia.
American of

William, at Wrentham, formerly of North
Providence, in 91st year,

Whipple, at Cumberland, in 24th year,

Eleazer, Jr., at Pawtucket,

Mary, wife of Joseph, and daughter of the
late Col. Jarathmael Bovvers, of Somerset,
Mass., at North Kingstown,

Mary, wife of Stephen, daughter of Joshua
Arnold, at Pawtucket, in 60th year. Amer-
ican of

Sally, wife of John C, aged 36 years,

John, Esq., merchant, at Salem, Mass., aged
66 years. American of

Capt. Jabez, at Pawtucket, in 38th year,

John, at Smithfield, in 82d year. American of

Miss Mary, late of Pawtucket, at Wrentham;
sermon by Rev. Mr. Potter,

Rhoda, wife of Jarathmael, Esq., at Paw-
tucket, in S7th year ; sermon by Dr. Bene-
dict, Prov Xni : 32,

Miss Freelove, in 68th year,

Joseph, Esq , at Terre Haute, Ind , formerly
of this state.

Mrs. Rhoda, at Cumberland, suddenly, in 72d
year. American of

Thomas B., late of Providence, at Cumber-
land, aged 33 years,

William Codman, son of John C, at Rayn-
ham, Mass., aged 10 months,

Eliza Macpherson, daughter of George, at
Pawtucket, aged 18 years,

Rufus, son of Capt. John, at Smithfield, in
22d year,

Moses, at Pawtucket, in 69th year,

Benjamin, at Cumberland, in 24th year, son
of James. American of

Clarissa Emeline, daughter of David, Esq., at
Smithfield, aged i year, 12 days,

Feb. 3,

1813

June 12,

1813

July 21,
Jan. II,

1813
1814

July IS,

1814

Aug. 19,

1814

Sept. s,

1815

Nov. 5,

Jan. I,

Jan. 10,

18. S
1816
1816

July 3,

Oct. 18,
May 8,

Oct. 21,

Oct. 22,

March 3,

March 4,

April 3,
April 22,

1818
1818

Sept. 13,

1818

May 11,

1819

Aug. 20,

1819

Aug. 27,

1819

Nov. 21,

1819

April 14,
April IS,

1820
1820

May 2,

1820

Aug. 19,

1820

8i6

816
817

817
817
818

818

304

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

JENCKES Barton, formerly of North Providence,
at Boston, aged 24 years,

Capt. Thomas, formerly of Providence, at
sea, on board ship Meridean, on passage to
Liverpool from New Orleans. American
of

Joseph, at Smithfield, in 81st year, grandson
of Gov. Joseph. 10 of his children with
their wives and husbands attended him to
the grave,

Arnold, eldest son of Luke, at Wrentham, in
23d year,

Jerathmeil, at Pawtucket, aged SQ years,

Mrs. Margaret, widow of Major Ichabod, at
Pawtucket, in 79th year,

Edward Anthony, son of John C,

William Dexter, son of late Joseph, at Cum-
berland, in 1 8th year. American of

Fanny W., wife of Robert, at Nantucket,
aged 24 years. American of

Col. Eleazer, at Pawtucket, in 76th year,

Lemuel, infant son of Ezra,

Polly, wife of Ezra, aged 29 years,

Sarah, widow of Capt. John, at Smithfield, in
64th year,

William, at Smithfield, aged 53 years,

John Scott, formerly of Providence, at Regla,
near Havana,

Ezra, in 31st year,

Abigail, wife of Capt. Alvin, and daughter
of Major Cyrus Comstock, of Wrentham,
at the Chocolate Mills village, near Paw-
tucket, in 20th year,

Eunice, wife of Robert, and daughter of Hon.
Isaac Coffin, at Nantucket. American of

Isaac Burr, infant son of Hollis K., at Cov-
entry, aged 14 months, 12 days,

Benjamin Burr, son of Hollis K., drowned at
Coventry, in loth year,

Lois, widow of Moses, at North Providence,
aged 83 years. She has eight own sisters
and two brothers now living whose united
ages are 770 years,

•George, at Pawtucket, aged 68 years,

■George, 2d, at Pawtucket, in 40th year,

Frederick A., formerly of Providence, at
Charleston, S, C, aged about 35 years,

Charles Williams, son of late Capt. William
C, aged 14 years,

Nehemiah, at Pawtucket, in 56th year,

Nov. 27, 1 820
Dec. 29, 1820
Feb. 19, 1821

June 4,
June 13,

July II,
Aug. 16,

1821
1821

1821
1821

Oct. 19, 1 82 1

June II,

Sept. 28,

Oct. 3,

Oct 8,

Nov. 8,
Feb. 4,

June 25,
Aug. 26,

1822
1822
1822
1822

1822
1823

1823
1823

Sept. 5, 1823

March 23, 1824

Nov. 10, 1824

Jan. 25, 1825

March i, 1825

May 25, 1825

July 6, 1825

July 17, 1825

Oct. 14, 1825
Nov. 22, 1828

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 305

JENCKES Hannah, wife of Christopher, and
daughter of late William Whipple, at
Smithfield, in 91st year. She had 9 chil-
dren, 56 grand, 102 great-grand, r2 great-
great-grand, and 2 great-great -great-grand-
children. She was one of 17 children of one
family, Nov. 28, 1825

Mrs. Hannah, at Smithfield, aged 92 years, Nov. 28, 1825

George Edwin, infant son of George F., at

Pawtucket, Jan. 4, 1826

Freelove, wife of Isaac, of Charlton, Mass ,
and daughter of Major Nathan Dexter, at
Charlton, aged 29 years, Jan. 10, 1826

Elsa, wife of Capt. Alvin, at Central Falls, in

26th year, Sept. 2, 1826

, infant daughter of Capt. Alvin and Elsa,

at Central Falls, aged i month, Sept. 13, 1826

Silence, widow of late Col. Eleazer, aged 75
years, Oct. 14, 1826

Caroline, daughter of Daniel, at Smithfield,

aged 13 years, April 13, 1827

Frederick A., at Charleston, S. C, formerly

of Rhode Island, Aug. 17, 1827

Martha, wife of Gen. Charles, and daughter
of Col. Elisha Mowry, of Smithfield, at
Warehouse Point, Ct., aged about 50 years, March 11, 1828

Sarah, widow of Capt. William C, aged 48
years, March 21, 1828

James, at Cumberland, aged 65 years, Aug. 24, 1828

Albert Augustus, infant son of A. C, at Paw-
tucket, Nov. 18, 1828

William Wallace, son of C. D., at Pawtucket,

aged 17 months, Nov. 18, 1828

Obadiah, son of Ebenezer, Esq., at Savan-
nah, Ga., in 27th year, April 7, 1829

Edward S., of Massachusetts, seaman, at sea,

from the Caledonia, May 6, 1829

Jonathan B., at Pawtucket, in 34th year.

American of Nov. 17, 1829

Susannah, widow of Joshua, at Smithfield, in

69th year, Feb. 15, 1830

Elizabeth, wife of John, at Smithfield, aged
60 years, March 20, 1831

Betsey, widow of George, and daughter of
Shadrack Miller, of Westboro, Mass., at
Pawtucket, in 40th year, Aug. 4, 1831

Ephraim, at Valley Falls, suddenly, aged 60
years, Dec. 11, 1831

Walter Paine, son of Mr. H. , aged 11

months, May 28, 1832

306

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

JENKINS Jeremiah. Fones, merchant, m this
ttDwn, in 6oth year,
Mehitable, of Berwick, at Dover, N. H.. aged

84 years, Friend preacher. American of
Sarah, at Elliott, N. H., Friend minister,

aged 93 years. American of
Hon. Robert, mayor of Hudson, N. Y.,
thrown overboard by the boom on sloop
John Hancock. The injury caused his
death,
Hannah A., wife of William, merchant,

Mr. , killed bylightning while plowing

in the field, in Virginia. Amerii^an of _
John, a teacher of penmanship, at Wilming-
ton, Del. American of
Anna, wife of Tristam, at Nantucket, aged 70

years. American of
Tristatn, at Nantucket, aged 84 years.

American of
William Almy, infant son of William and

Anna A., aged 17 months,
Mary, widow of J. F„ of Providence, at New
Haven, aged 65 years,
JENKINSON Elizabeth S., daughter of Richard

F., aged 7 years,
JENNER Dr. , the discoverer of vaccina-
tion, in England, aged 74 years. Ameri-
can of
JENNINGS Oliver, in 44th year,
William, in 22d year,

Lucy daughter of late Oliver, in 19th year,
Rosario, of R hoboth, on coast of Africa,
Benjamin, of Boston, at Providence, aged 34

years. American of
John, at Cape May. of cholera. American of
JENNISON Samuel, at Cranston, suddenly,

Samuel, at Millbury, aged 97 years. Ameri-
can of
Andrew B., late of Cambridgeport, at Baton
Rouge, aged 29 years. American of
JERAULD Capt. Samuel G., at Norfolk, Va.,
George, at Pawtucket, in 1 5th year, drowned

at the Falls,
Dr. Gorton, formerly of Warwick, at Preston,
Ind., in 70th year,
JERNIGAN Dr. Martin, near Kaskaskia, III,
was shot accidentally by his brother while
out turkey shooting. American of
JEROME John, at Boston, aged 89 years, native
of France, came with Gen. Lafayette and
served with him in the war. American of

May 2, 1 814
Dec. 1, 1815
Dec. I, 1815

Nov. 10, 1819
Dec. 29, 1819

Aug. 19, 1823

Oct. 31, 1823

Dec. 2, 1824

Oct. 2, 1829

Sept. II, 1830

Oct. 21, 1830

March 17, 1826

March 14, 1823

Jan. 22, 1822

May 28, 1824

May I, [825

Feb. — , 1826

Jan. 1, 1830

July 27, 1832

P"eb. S, 1818

Nov. 16, 1824

Sept. II, 1829
April 20, 1 812

March 2, 18 18

July 5, 1821

Nov. 4, 1 83 1

Nov. 27, 1832

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 307

JESSE , a negro, executed at Cheraw, S. C,

for setting fire to a house Christmas day.

American of Feb. 12, 1828

JESSUP Samuel, at Lincolnshire, aged 65 years.

The great pill taker ; he is said to have

taken in 21 years 229,934 pills, or 29 a day ;
I the latter part of his life it averaged 78 a

day, in addition to 40,000 bottles of mix-
ture. American of Aug. 15, 1817
JOUVET Louis, at Newport, in 65 th year.

American of Sept. 8, 1815

JEWETT Jonathan, at Northampton, Mass., a

suicide, hung himself in his cell ; was to

be executed that same day for the murder

of his father, Nov. 9, 1815

John P., at Hartford, Conn., aged 35 years,

one of the crew of the ship Boston lost at

Nootka Sound in 1802. American of Jan. 23, 1821

David M., at Lyme, jumped from thereof of

his house while insane. May 8, 1821

Dr. David, at Newport, aged 43 years, late of

Massachusetts, Nov. 23, 1821

Eleanor M., wife of Rev. Paul, of Fairhaven,

Mass., at Salem, aged 30 years, while on

a visit. American of Oct. 8, 1822

Paul, Esq., at Rowley, Mass., aged 90 years, Aug. 29, 1828
Julia, at Berlin, Ct., aged 76 years, Feb. S, 1829

JILLSON Rebecca, wife of David, suddenly, at

Attleboro. American of Dec. n, 182 1

Elizabeth, wife of Uriah, at Cumberland,

aged 69 years. Society of Friends, March 17, 1822

Luke, at Cumberland, aged 68 years, Jan. 6, 1823

Silas C, son of Uriah, at Cumberland, aged

24 years, July 14, 1823

Pardon Potter, infant son of Pardon P., aged

18 months, Aug. 27, 1823

Nathaniel, at Cumberland, in 75th year, sol-
dier of the Revolution, Dec. 22, 1823
William, Esq., formerly of Cumberland, at

Windham, Ct., m 40th year, May 8, 1831

JIM, a negro, executed in North Carolina, for

murder of his master, Aug. 23, 1816

JOE and MOLLY, negroes, executed at Con-
cord, N. C, for murder of Mrs. Long, May 30, 1828
JOE, colored, aged 19 years, drowned himself

while running to escape punishment, at

Norfolk, Va. American of June 15, 1830

JOERS Mrs. Mary, in England ; in will gives an

annuity of ;^20 per annum to support her

pet cat and dog, and on their death to the

308 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

JOERS :

one who takes care of thera if they kindly

carry out her wishes. American of Nov. 19, 1813

JOHNSON Capt. Francis, U. S. Army, in Mis-
sissippi territory. American of May 9, 1809
Jack (colored), aged about 18 years, died

at the house of William Jones, Nov. 25, 1809

John, at Dana, Mass., about Jan. 21, 1810

Capt. Hogan, late master of schooner Inde-
pendence of Providence, at Savannah, Ga.,

aged 34 years, Feb. 12, 1811
, killed by Handy, while gunning,

at Smithfield, May 26, 1811

Silena, daughter of Capt. Elisha, aged 20

years, at Windsor, Vt., 50 young ladies

preceded the corpse, to the burial ground.

American of Nov. 12, 181 1

Hon. Benjamin, at West Greenwich, in 65th

year; was one of the justices of the Su-
preme Court, Aug. 22, 1 813
JOHNSTON Mrs. Abigail, wife of Ebenezer, in

this town, May 28, 1814

JOHNSON Isaac (colored), aged 36 years ; while

trying to save Benjamin Pearce from

drowning, at Litchfield American of Aug. 6, 1816

Hon. Samuel, formerly Governor of North

Carolina, and later Judge in Superior

Court, at Shewarky, N. C, aged 83 years.

American of Sept. 10, 1 816

Resolved, at Thompson, Ct., in 6sth year, Feb. i6, 1817

Hon. John, in Ohio, one of ihe Supreme

Judges of Indiana. American of Sept. 2, 1817

Charles, in this town, in soth year. American

of Sept. 16, 1817

Lt. Gen. William .S , in England. He was at

Quebec in 1756, and at Bunker Hill, where

he was severely wounded. American of April 14, 1818

Major Matthew R.,at Newport, in s6th year.

American of May 15, 181 8

Thomas, executed at Hamilton, Bermuda, for

the murder of a man of the same name, May 20, 1810

William, at Scituate, was suffocated in a well.

American of July 20, 1819

Thomas, first governor of Maryland, at Fred-

erickstown, aged 88 years, Oct. 26, 1819

William Samuel, LL.D., late president of Co-
lumbia College, and eldest son of Rev. Dr.

Johnson, the first president ; was born at

Stratford 1727, graduated at Yale 1744,

studied at Harvard, also died at said place

of birth, Nov. 4, 1819

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS 309

JOHNSON J , of the Theatre, aged 60 years,

at New York. American of Nov. 5, 1819

Waterman, at North Providence, in 34th year, March 15, 1820

William, seaman, at Havana. American of May 2, 1820

Lieut. Samuel B., of U. S. Marine Corps, on
board U. S. Ship Macedonian, in the South
Seas, May 30, 1820

Mrs. , at Lansinburgh, from eating

poisonous plants. American of July 14, 1820

Hope, wife of Capt. Samuel, of Middletown,

Ct., aged 63 years, Sept. 24, 1820

George William, aged 27 years, mate of brig
Pegasus, eldest son of Ebenezer, of Provi-
dence, at Havana, April 25. 1821

Mrs. Mary, at Salem, aged 81 years, a widow,
run over by a wagon while crossing the
street. American of May 25, 1821

Miss .Statira, at Warwick, m 19th year, July 23, 1821

John Henry, son of John, bookseller, of Prov-
idence, at Gorham, Me., Dec. 14, 1821

John A., aged 72 years. Pensioner of the Rev-
olution, April 20, 1822

John C., at Warwick, aged 28 years. Ameri-
can of July 12, 1822

Fanny S., wife of Charles, and daughter of
late Thomas Cutler, of Providence, at Wil-
mington, N. C, aged 36 years, Sept. — , 1822

F , his wife and two daughters, at New

Orleans, of the fever. American of Oct. 11, 1822

Rev. Gordon, at Kilhngly, Ct., aged 56 years.
American of May 16, 1823

JOHNSTONE Capt. J., of the Royal Navy, in
England, aged 59 years. He was master of
the brig Chatham which accompanied Van-
couver round the world. American of May 27, 1823
JOHNSON Richard, of Rhode Island, in New
York Hospital, aged 28 years. American
of June 10, 1823

Thomas, of New York, at Savannah,

between Aug. 10 and 17, 1823

Anthony, of Germantown, Penn., in 78th
year, of Society of Friends. American of Aug. 26, 1823

Adam, at Pelham, N. H. He gave by will
;j!S,ooo to Amherst College. American of Sept. 5, 1823

Patience, widow of Augustus, at Newport,
aged 88 years. American of Sept. 30, 1823

Mary, wife of Nathan, at Jewett City, Ct.,

aged 45 years. American of Jan. 6, 1 824

Samuel (colored), aged 41 years, Jan. 26, 1824

Rev. Daniel, a licentiate of Princeton Semi-
nary, at Newport, Aug. 9, 1824

glQ VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

JOHNSON John, Esq., Chancellor of the State

of Maryland, suddenly, on his way to Bed-
ford Springs. American of Aug. lo, 1824
Benjamin, seaman, formerly of Newport, at

the Hospital, Bristol, Sept. 9, 1824

Mrs. Maria L., wife of Rev. Evan M., for-
merly of Newport, at Newtown, L. I., aged

27 years. American of July 26, 1825

Elizabeth, widow of Resolved, of Thompson,

Ct., at Providence, aged 74 years, Aug. 20, 1825

Capt. Nicholas, at Newburyport, aged 73

years. Said to be the first New England

Captain to display the Stars and Stripes on

the river Thames, Eng. American of Nov. 8, 1825

Eliza, aged 21 years, Feb 23, 1826

Mary S., wife of Benedict, daughter of John

Westgate, of Tiverton, at Warwick, in 21st

year, April 22, 1826

Hannah, wife of Dr. Cyrus, at Newport, aged

38 years, June 13, 1826

Mrs. Phebe, at the residence of John B. Wil-
kinson, Esq., in Limestone Co., S. C, in

114th year, July 6, 1826

William, at Taunton, aged 87 years, July 21, 1826

Polly, wife of Timothy, at Worcester, in 54th

year, Aug. 8, 1826

Mary Angell, infant daughter of Benjamin

G., at Coventry, aged 15 months, 11 days, Oct. 14, 1826

Peter, seaman, at sea on board brig Baltic.

American of July 17, 1827

George Waterman, infant son of Benjamin

G., at Coventry, Aug, 12, 1828

Richard, aged 16 years, "" July 8, 1828

Miss Amelia, at Slatersville, aged 28 years,

formerly of Mendon. American of Sept. 9, 1828

Miss Amelia, at Slatersville, formerly of

Mendon, aged 23 years. American of , Sept. 12, 1828

John, Esq., at Sault Ste. Marie, aged 65 years.

He settled at Falls of St. Marie in 1791;

became a fur trader ; married an Indian

chief's daughter, by whom he had 8 chil-
dren, whom he educated with much care,

one of whom married Mr. Schoolcraft, Sept. 22, 1828

William, infant son of John L., Oct. 5, 1828

William, (colored) found in the canal basin,

drowned. American of Feb. 24, 1829

■Catharine, executed at Blackwell Island,

New York, for murder, May 7, 1829

Sir John, Bart., at Montreal. American of Jan. 26, 1830

Lucy (colored), killed by Catharine Hayward

(white). American of July 23, 1830

i RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 311

JOHNSON Amanda Malvina, infant daughter

of R. G. American of Aug. 24, 1830

Thomas, seaman, of brig John Decatur, at

sea, of fever. American of Sept. 21, 1830

John, master of the Monopolist ; perished in

shipwreck at sea, off Cape Island, Del., Dec. 5, 1830

Capt. Benjamin, at Manchester, Mass., aged

33 years ; was third in command under

Croghan, in defence of Fort Sandusky

against Proctor. American of -Jan. 7, 1831

Priscilla, widow of Abraham, at Enfield, aged

102 years, 6 months. She had lived in the

town 39 years and had never required a

doctor. Her descendants are 9 children,

75 grand, 182 great-grand, 6 great-great-
grandchildren. American of March 8, 1831
Elizabeth, at Boston, aged 24 years. Amer-
ican of April 22, 1 83 1
Solon, at Boston, aged 28 years. American

of April 27, 1 83 1

Henry Gushing, only son of John, aged 6

years, 5 months, July 4, 1831
, was shot while lying in bed asleep, at

Franklin, Howard Co., Mo. American of Jan. 20, 1832

Job, at Foster, aged ^^ years, May 24, 1832

Francis Kennedy, only son of Lieut. Edward

S., aged 18 months, June 27, 1832

Benjamin P., at Norwalk, Ct., thrown from

his carriage, Aug. 8, 1832

Nathan, at Berlin, Mass., aged 84 years; was

at Bunker Hill and declared he fired the

last shot at the enemy. American of Jan. 8, 1833

JOHONOT Francis, Esq., late U. S. Navy

Agent, at Boston, Oct. 20, 1815

JONES Major Gersham, in this town, in s8th

year. Masonic honors. May i, 1809

Catharine S., infant daughter of Josiah, in

this town, Aug. 31, 1809

Gov. Merriweather, of Upper Louisiana, by

suicide. American of Nov. 17, 1809

Ebenezer, at Rehoboth, m 46th year. Ma-
sonic honors, Jan. 30, :8ii
Ruel, at Spencer, Mass., aged 22 years, per-
ished in the snow storm, Dec. 24, 181 1
Mrs. Elizabeth, in this town, formerly of

Newport, in 8sth year, Oct. 3, 1812

William, 2d, of this town, at Smithfield, aged

30 years ; he fell from the third floor of

Samuel Nightingale & Co.'s factory.

American of Oct. 19, 1813

3X2 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

JONES Josiab, one of the editors of the Patriot,

in this town. Feb. 23. 1814

Mrs. Mary, in the Isle of Skye, Scotland,

aged 127 years; she had lived to see the

sixth generation. American of July iS. 1814

Walker, a native of the Sandwich Islands,

aged 20 years. American of July iS. 1814

Hon. William, nephew of the late Gen. Mont-
gomery, and brother of the present Lord

Renslagh, at Redhook, N. Y. American

of March 10, 1815

Maior Benjamin Dunn, in this town, in 32d

year, April 9. 18 15

Thomas, merchant, brother of the governor,

in 60th year, April 13, 18 15

John Peirce, an elder in the Baptist church,

and brother of the governor, in 67th year, April 16, 1815
Abel, late of Bristol, died in Kentucky.

American of Oct. 24, 1815

Henry A., of Pearson Co., Va., murdered by

two negro women and negro Jim, April 26, i8i6

William, merchant ; he threw a cigar stump

into some loose powder ; the result was

the destruction of himself and his store, at

Fredericksburg, Va American of July 30, 1816

Samuel, in Ohio, shot through the heart by

Jacob Lewis, in a dispute over a saddle.

American of Jan. 10, 18 17

Samuel E., son of the late Major Gershom, of

this town, at Utica, N. Y., in 34th year.

American of
Mrs. Mary, in this town, aged 87 years.

American of
Elizabeth, wife of Thomas, formerly of Prov-
idence, at Louisville, Ky.,
Mrs. Harriet, daughter of Christopher Hill,

aged 27 years,
Samuel, murdered by Jacob Lewis, at Lones-

ville, O. American of
Rev. Absalom, rector of African church of

St. Thomas, at Philadelphia. American of
Jeremiah, of this town, at Savannah, Ga., in

30th year ; leaves wife and two children,
Spencer, son of the late Ebenezer, of See-

konk, in 17th year,
Samuel, Esq., attorney at law, at New York.

.'Xnierican of
.Samuel, Esq., at Milford, Mass., aged 75

years, many years member of Massachu-
setts legislature. American of Jan. 18, 1820

April 4,

1817

5ept. 16,

1817

Oct. 29,

1817

Oct. 29,

1817

Dec. 16,

1817

Feb. 27,

1818

July 22,

1819

Dec. 5,

1819

Dec. 7,

1819

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 318

JONES William, seaman, perished in the wreck

of the schooner Quaker, March 6, 1820

James, son of late Major Gershom, of this
town, at New York, in 37th year. Ameri-
can of Maj 9, 1820

Benoni Pearce, son of Dr. James, aged i

year, July 3 r, 1820

Capt. Jenkins D., of schooner Huntress, late

of Providence, at Mobile Point, Oct. i, 1820

Desire, widow of Major Gershom, in 67th

year, Nov. 17, 1820

John A., of Stamford, Ct., at sea, on board

U. S Ship Cyane. American of Jan. 5, 1821

Miss Eliza D., at Newport, in 29th year.

American of Feb. 6, 1821

Susan, wife of Benjamin, in 71st year, Feb. 24, 1821

Williams, at Foster, in 36th year, Oct. 12, 1821

Hon. William, aged 67 years; for six years
was governor of the state; formerly had
served in the Assembly ; was a soldier in
the Revolution and seervd also in the Navy, April g, 1822

Rev. W., at Broxburn, Eng. Twelve years
since, he was ill and ordered his cofifin made;
recovering, he used it as a bookcase. Two
days before he died he said he should use
it and ordered the books taken out. Amer-
ican of April 12, 1822

Mary, wife of Horace, Esq., at St. Albans,

Vt., aged 40 years, June 18, 1822

Sally C. B., daughter of Horace, Esq., of St.
Albans, Vt., at Greenfield, Mass., aged 17
years, June 18, 1822

James, of Boston, on his return from Au-
gusta, Ga.. Sept. I, 1822

Rev. Henry T., formerly editor of Southern
Intelligencer, at Somerville, S. C. Amer-
ican of Sept. 2, 1823

Seth, at Raynham, aged 82 years. Amer- 1

ican of Oct. ro, 1823

Capt. Zephaniah, at Berkeley, aged 85 years.

American of Nov. 28, 1823

Benjamin, at Taunton, aged 57 years, July 12, 1824

Lucinda, wife of Emanuel, daughter of Jona-
than Nichols, of Providence, on Sullivan's
Island, near Charleston, S. C, Sept. 29, 1824

Mrs. Ruth, in 82d year ; had been a professor

more than 50 years, Aug. 16, 1825

Ebenezer, suffocated in a well at Ashburn-

ham, Mass., Aug. 31, 1825

John, at Tiverton, aged 20 years, Sept. 7, 1825

314

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

JONES Lieut. John, Jr., at Wellington, Mass.,

aged 25 years. American of Sept. 13, 1825

Joanna, at Taunton, aged 16 years, Oct. 5, 1825

Tliomas G., of Providence, at Smithfield, in

22dyear, Feb. 4, 1826

Daniel, seaman, perished in the wreck of the

Frances Mary, at sea, between Feb. 23d and March 5, 1826
John, apprentice boy, nephew of Owen, per-
ished in the wreck of the Frances Mary, at

sea, between Feb. 23d and|;March S, 1826

John, a boy, perished in the wreck of the

F"rances Mary, at sea, between Feb. 23, and March 5, 1826
William Wallace, infant son of Ezra, March 29, 1826

Stephen, at Glocester, in 76th year, June 13, 1826

Benjamin, formerly of Newport, in 82d year,

soldier of the Revolution, July S, 1826

Josiah, at North Kingstown, in 35th year, July 5, 1826

Caroline Elizabeth, youngest daughter of

Thomas, of Louisville, Ky., at Providence,

in isth year, Nov. 18, 1826

Eliah, of Chesterfield, Mass, thrown from his

stage and killed, Dec. 21, 1826

Caroline Elizabeth, infant daughter of John

P., Esq., March 28, 1828

Fanny Maria, only daughter of Capt. Peleg

E., at Bristol, aged i year, 10 months, July 18, 1828

Samuel, found dead in the woods, at Rose

Wayne Co., N. Y.; was murdered. Amer-
ican of Aug. 19, 1828
, wife of O. S., formerly of Hartford, Ct.,

at Bristol, very suddenly, Sept. i, 1828

Rev. Cave, aged 59 years, chaplain U. S.

Navy, at Brooklyn, N. Y. American of Feb. 6, 1829

Joseph H., of St. Louis, merchant, a suicide ;

i^4,ooo had been placed in his keeping ; he

left a note saying he did not take the

money or his relatives. American of Feb. 20, 1829

Walter, Jr., eldest son of Gen. Walter, at

Washington City, in 19th year, April 4,

William, at Seekonk, aged 62 years, June 22,

Elizabeth, at Seekonk, aged 82 years, Sept. 7,

Edward, chief clerk of the U. S. treasury, at

Washington, aged 74 years, 9 months.

American of Sept. 25,

Benjamin, at Hillsboro, N. H., aged 83 years,

dropped dead in the field. American of Oct. 23,

Edward, late chief clerk in Treasury De-
partment, at Washington, aged 74 years.

American of
John Coffin, Esq., at Boston. American of

1829
1829
1829

1829
1829

Oct. 23,
Oct. 30,

1829
1829

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

315

JONES Abraham, A. B.. at Boston, aged i8
years. American of

Mary, wife of John, aged 55 years, 37 years
member of 2d Baptist church of Newport,
at Providence,

John, formerly of England, at Boston, aged 72
years. American of

Capt. Peleg G., of Bristol, lost at sea in the
wreck of his vessel, the brig Olive Branch,

, a clerk, at Pittsburgh, Penn., suicide.

American of

Henry Percival, son ot William, at Boston,
aged 17 years. American of

Mrs. Martha W., wife of W , of Charles-
ton, S. C, at Boston, aged 34 years. She
was a native of Savana La Mar, Jamaica,
educated in Boston and 13 years past resi-
dent of Charleston, S. C,

Benjamin, at New York Hospital, aged 55
years. American of

Mr. and a child, perished at sea in a

shipwreck. American of

Gersham, son of late Major Gersham,

Hon. William, late collector of the port of
Philadelphia, and formerly secretary of the
Navy, at Bethlehem, Penn. American of

Anne, widow of late Gov. William, in 67th
year,

Joseph, son of Alexander, Esq., of Provi-
dence, at Tampico, aged about 32 years.
American of

Samuel, drowned in New York harbor,

JORDAN Mrs. , at St. Cloud, near Paris,

an actress. She had a large family of chil-
dren by the Duke of Clarence, many of
whom havt distinguished themselve.s. It
was understood that the Duke and she
were married secretly although the laws of
the realm would not allow a public ac-
knowli dgement. American of

Mr. Camille, member of House of Deputies,
Paris. American of

Thomas, seaman, at sea on board ship Wash-
ington, on passage from Canton to Ham-
burg. American of
JOURDAN , colored,

at the New York
American of
Newport, in 70th

Hospital, of small pox
JOURNAGAN Eliphal, at

year. American of
JOUVET Peter, chief mate of brig Brutus, lost

overboard,

Jan. IS, 1830

Feb. I, 1830

March 26, 1830

March 26, 1830

April 6, 1830

May 25, 1830

Sept. 2, 1830

Dec. 14, 1830

Jan. 7, 1 83 1
May 28, 1 83 1

Sept. 13, 1 83 1
Feb. 10, 1832

March 9, 1832
Dec. 2, 1832

Aug. 23, 1816
July 13, 1821

Jan. 13, 1824

Oct. 25, 1831

; March 28, 1820

Nov. IS, 1822

316

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

JOY Francis, at Nantucket, merchant, aged 83
years. American of
Josiah, at Cranston, in s6th year,
George, eldest son of Samuel, at Cranston,

aged 36 years,
John, at Boston, aged 73 years. American of
Christopher, at Boston, aged 25 years. Amer-
ican of
JUDGE Rev. Hilliard, Methodist, at Winnisbor-

ough, S. C. American of
JUDSON Almira, at Ashford, Ct.,"aged 16 years.
American of
Elnathan, surgeon U. S. Navy, at Washing-
ton City,
Sarah, wife of Philo, at New York, aged 60
years,
JUNE Daniel, at Brandon, Vt., aged 60 years,
from a blow of a lever he was using in
raising a stone. American of
JUNER Amos, aged 58 years,
JUSTIN Samuel, in this town, in 31st year,
Mrs. Mary, in 65th year,
Philip, Jr., aged 20 years,

Sept. 20, 1822
Nov. 2, 1827

Jan. 18, 1829
March 9, 1830

Aug. 10, 1830

May 5, 1820

May 20, 1825

May 8, 1829

March 12, 1831

May 14, 1830
Jan. 18, 1827

May 13, 1812

Jan. 4, 1816

June 6, 1831

K

KALBFLEISH J. A., alias Thomas Allen, na-
tive of Flanders, at St. Bias, on board ship
Asia,

KALILE Martin, suicide by hanging, near Ham-
ilton, O. American of

KAMINSY Count, Commander of the Russian
Army, after the removal of Benigsen, aged
70 years. American of

KANE Archibald, merchant, at Port au Prince.
American of

KAST Dr. Thomas, at Boston, aged 70 years.
American of

KAULL Hiram, son of John, at Newport, aged
19 years, suddenly,

KAYSER J. , at New Orleans, of the fever.

American of

KEECH Stephen, at Glocester, in 60th year,
Vihlia A., daughter of Peter, at Cumberland,
in 22d vear.

Aug. 15, 1821
Aug. 18, 1829

Jan. 12, 1810

Nov. 21, 1817

June 30, 1820

Oct. 28, 1824

Oct. II, 1822
March 27, 1814

April 19, 1818

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 317

KEECH Abraham, at Otsego, N. Y., formerly

at Smithfield, in 75th year. American of_ May 15, 182^1
Peter, in 52d year, . Aug. 27, 1823

Betsey, wife of Asel, at Burrillville, in 5 2d

year, Nov. 18, 1829

Phebe, wife of Zephaniah, in 37th year, Dec. 13, 1831

KEELER Major Isaac, at New York, in 72d

year. He served the entire period of the

Revolution as a Lieutenant and later as

Captain in the Connecticut Lme. Amer-
ican of Aug. 2, 1825
J. B., died at sea, on board ship Louisiana, July 26, 1827
Benjamin, at Pittsfield, aged 89 years. He

came to the town 73 years ago, and 5

years after its first settlement in 1752.

The town has 4,000 souls. American of Nov. 19, 1830
KEEMER Thomas, private U. S. Army; was

sentenced to be shot but reprieved while

kneeling on his coffin. He lent his clothes

to a prisoner to escape, April 22, 1814

KEENE Miss Alice, in this town, in 44th year, May 3, 1815

Anna, widow, of Charles, Esq., aged 72 years, Nov. 9, 1815

Mrs. , widow of Ebenezer, at Fairhaven.

American of April 26, 1816

Anna Hall, infant daughter of Josiah, in this

town, aged 19 years, Sept. 4, 18 17

Sally and Mary, daughters of John, at Valley

Falls, aged 15 and 13 years, drowned one

in trying to rescue the other, Dec. 11, 1822

Abby, wife of Josiah, in 42d year, Oct. 5, 1827

Harriet F., only daughter of Josiah, in 20th

year, Aug. 29, 1829

Elisha. at Greene, Me., aged 65 years, native

of Taunton, Mass. American of April 29, 183 1

Mrs. Anna W., wife of Major Josiah, and

daughter of William Wilkinson, Esq., in

37th year, Sept. 14, 1831

KEER William, at -Lock, Penn., his three young-
est children died the same day and were

all buried in the same grave, Sept. 11, 1816

KEFFINGTON Sarah, wife of Benjamin, and

daughter of Ebenezer Chace, at Somerset,

aged 22 years, Sept. 20, 1831

KEISER Capt. C, U. S. Army, at Fort Haw-
kins. American of Nov. 5, 1819'
KEITH Major Zephaniah, formerly of Easton,

Mass., at Pittsford, Vt., in 90th year, Jan. 29, 1820.

Cyrus R., son of Cyrus, of Providence, at

Charleston, S. C, aged 26 years, Dec. 16, 1822

Major John, of Georgetown, S. C, at North

Island, S. C. American of Oct. 3, 1823

318 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

KEITH Lieut. Solomon, at Bridgewater, aged

74 years. American of Nov. 25, 1823

C. M., native of l^ridgewater, at Charleston,

S. C, of the fever, Sept. 10, 1824

James, Esq., at Alexandria, D. C. aged 50

years ; was Mayor of the city when a public

dinner was given to Gen. Lafayette 40

years ago and the day the General again

visited the place was the last of his useful

life. American of Oct. 24, 1824

Zilpah, at Bridgewater, in 86th year. Amer-
ican of Sept. 26, 1828
Cornelius, at Bath, Me., aged 75 years, a Rev-
olutionary pensioner. American of Jan. 19, 1830
KELLER John C, of this town, at New Orleans,

in 42d year. American of Aug. 26, 1817

Rev. William, Baptist, in Jefferson Co., Ky.,

aged 47 years. American of Dec. 30, 1817

KELLERMAN Marshall, duke of Volmy. In

France. American of Nov. 17, 1820

KELLEY Priscilla,daughter of Daniel, at Warren,

in 28th year, Feb. 17, 18 10

John, drowned In Bristol Harbor, fell over-
board from privateer Yankee, Feb. 28, 18 14
Edward, drowned from on board the Privateer

Yankee, in Bristol Harbor, in February ;

was found April 20: After sermon by Rev.

Mr. Wight, was interred. American of May 27, 1814

Erastus, native of Newport, son of Rev. Eras-

tus, formerly pastor of Baptist Church at

Harrisburg, Pa, Jan. 18, 1817

Mack, at New York, found dead in a shed

partly naked, died from cold and exposure.

American of Feb. 18, 1820

Patience, wife of Asa, at Mendon, in 63d year, Oct. 13, 1821

Joseph, at Warren, aged 84 years, March 27, 1822

Col. James, cashier of the State Bank, killed

in a duel with Russell Hatsford, in Vandalia,

111. American of Aug. 12, 1823

Dr. Marcus N., at Charleston, S. C. Ameri-
can of Dec. 17, 1824
Church, at Warren, in 47th year. American

of May 13, 1825

Mary, aged about 90 years, Sept. 8, 1825

Alexander, seaman, perished in the wreck of
the Francis Mary, at sea,

between Feb. 23, and March 5, 1826
Michael, a musical composer, in 64th year,

at Margrave, Eng. American of Nov. 17, 1826

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS 319

KELLEY Joseph James, son of Joseph, of

Warren, drowned at sea, March — , 1827

John, his wife presented him with 5 children
at one birth, who all died about a year ago,
she also had 5 at a birth and a year before
2 making 12 children in about 2 years.
They are natives of Ireland, now are at
Mercer, Penn. American of Aug. 24, 1827

John, formerly of Warren, at Swanzey, Nov. 9, 1827

Levi, executed, for murder, at Coopers-
town, N. Y. American of Jan. 4, 1828
Martha, wife of Edward, formerly of Warren,

at Pawtucket, in 52d year, suddenly, Jan. 10, 1829

Daniel, at Roxbury, aged 40 years. Ameri-
can of Oct. 9, 1829
Michael, executed at Montreal, for murder of

Sergeant O'Neill. American of Oct. 12, 1830

Miss Bethany, at Piarnstable, aged 30 years.

American of Dec. 17, 1830

Jesse, at Matanzas, formerly of Providence, in

22d year. American of Feb. 18, 1831

KELLEGG Eli, from New England, in Wash-
ington Co., Miss. Ter., from a cold and a
fall, Oct. 18, 181 1

KELLOGG Austm, at Smithfield, Penn. His
house caught fire and his wife and child
perished in the flames, Jan. 28, 1820

KELSEY Dr. , at Rochester, N. Y., killed

by a falling tree. American of Sept. 6, 1825

KELTON Mary, daughter of the late Stephen,

in this town, in 30th year, Aug. 12, 1810

Waite, widow of Stephen, in 8ist year. So-
ciety of Friends, Dec. 20, 1820
KILTON Lucippa, at Smithfield, in 48th year,

formeriy of Johnston, Feb. 5, 1823

John Jenckes, at Coventry, in 7Sth year, Feb. 29, 1824

Sarah, widow of John J., at Coventry, aged
81 years, Dec. i, 1832

KEMBLE Stephen George, the English Come-
edian, in England, aged 64 years. Ameri-
can of Aug. 2, 1822
John Philip, the British Tragedian. In Switz-
erland, in 66 year; was brother of Mrs.
Siddons. American of May 2, 1823

KEMP Bishop , killed 'by overturning of a

stage, in Maryland. American of Nov. 9, 1 827

KEMPER Prof. , of the University, at

Leyden. American of Sept. 14, 1824

KEMPTON Mary, wife of Silas, at New Bed-
ford, aged 40 years. American of July 19, 1825

320

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

KEMPTON Egbert B., son of Silas, Esq., at New
Bedford,

Joseph, aged 26 years, son of Capt. William,
of Boston, on board ship New Orleans of
New York; was returning from a two
years residence in South America. Amer-
ican of

Mrs. Ruth, at New Bedford, aged 82 years.
American of
KENDALL Sarah Holroyd, daughter of Noah,
in this town, aged 8 months,

Sylvanus, at Baltimore, formerly of West-
minster. Mass., in 26th year,

Mrs. Charlotte, daughter of ("apt. Nathaniel
Richards, at Boston, in 23d year,

Chester, at Woodstock, Ct., aged 34 years,

Rebecca, wife of Thomas, daughter of late
Rev. Dr. Hezekiah Smith, of Haverhill, at
Boston, aged 39 years. American of

Abijah, at Templeton, Mass., in 79th year,

Charles, mate of brig Gov. Hopkins, at sea,

Noah, Esq., in 49th year,

Mary Ann Holroyd, infant daughter of late
Noah, aged 5 months,

Mrs. I^evotion, of Ashford, Ct., in 29th year.
American of
KENISTON Mrs. Lydia, formerly of Newbury-
port, at Boston. American of

KENNALL Mr. , the deputy sheriff, at

New Orleans, of the fever. American of
KENNEDY James Barker, infant son of James
B., in this town, aged 1 1 months, 19 days,

James B., at Providence, aged 40 years,

Martha, wife of Capt. Edmund P , of the
navy, at Norfolk, Va., in 29th year. Amer-
ican of

William, murdered by Michael Powers,

Robert A., a U. S. soldier, shot by a grocer
in a quarrel, at Sackett's Harbor. Ameri-
can of

, merchant, at New Orleans, of the fever.

American of

Jackson, aged 4 years, 2 months, adopted son
of Benjamin A Robbins,

Eliza, wife of William, aged 45 years,

Patrick, at Fall River, killed in the picker.
American of

John, aged 19 years, drowned near Staten

Island,
John, drowned in New York Bay,

Dec. 12, 1828

Sept. 25, 1829
Oct. 23, 1829

June 28, 1814

Oct. 18, 1814

Aug. 22, i8i6
April 29, 1 82 1

Oct. 26, 1821

Dec. 21, 1821

June 8, 1822

Feb. 7, 1824

Feb. 22, 1824

Jan. IS, 1828

Dec. I, 1829

Oct. II, 1822

July 29, 1817
Aug. 22, i8i8

Oct. 8, 1819
March 2, 1820

April 20, 1 82 1

Oct. 1 1, 1822

April 19, 1827
March 14, 1831

Jan. 3, 1832

April 23, 1832
April 23, 1832

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 321

KENNER William, Esq., at New Orleans, aged

48 years, May 10, 1824

KENNY, John, in Ireland, a Dublin paper says

" he broke his neck but received no other

damage." American of May 10, 1811

KENNEY Alexander, formerly of East Hart-
ford, Ct., aged 106 years. He was possessed

of great strength and endurance. When

95 he went into the field with several smart

reapers and led the field. His descendants

number about 900. American of Nov. 1,1814

Michael, seaman, perished in the wreck of

the schooner Quaker, March 6, 1820

John, of New York, aged about 17 years lost

overboard from schooner Phebe of Bristol,

on passage from Havana, Jan. 18, 1822

Lucina, at Sutton, aged 20 years, July 28, 1828

KENNISTON Nancy, of Edgartown, at Boston,

aged 55 years, April 18, 1831

KENRICK , wife of Dr. Adin, at Poultney,

Vt., suicide by hanging. American of April 12, 183 1

KENT Abigail, wife of Rev. Asa, Methodist

preacher. She was a native of Athens,

Vt. ; was in her 34th year, at Bristol, Aug. 11, 1813

Dea. Elijah, at Seekonk, in 88th year. Amer-

canof Nov. 3, 181 5

RiUh, wife of Dea. Ezekiel, at Rehoboth, in

74th year, Dec. 8, 181 8

Horace M., son of William, at Attleboro,

aged 20 years. American of April 13, 1819

Duke of Devonshire, Eng.; was married in

1 8 18 and had a daughter born May 1819,

who is heir presumptive to the Throne of

England, Jan. 23, 1820

Hezekiah, at Seekonk, in 76th year, Sept. 14, 1820

Samuel, at Harrington, in 89th year, Dec. 7, 1821

Abigail, wife of Jacob, in Brookfield, Mass.,

aged 66 years, Nov. 16, 1823

Eliza, at Pan ten, Vt., in 17th year, killed by

lightning. American of June 28, 1825

Ira, son of Ira, at Seekonk, aged 11 months,

3 days, Feb 9, 1828

Lydia, wife of James, at Seekonk, in 85th

year, Feb. 11, 1828

Mary T., aged 26 years, daughter of Heze-
kiah, at Cumberland, Feb. 20, 1828
Mary T., daughter of Hezekiah, at Cumber-
land, aged 26 years, Feb. 20, 1828
James, at Seekonk, in 89th year, Feb. 29, 1828
Elizabeth, widow of Hezekiah, at Seekonk, in

85th year. American of May 6, 1828

322

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

KENT Simon, at Seekonk, suddenly, in 51st
year,
Sophia B., 3d daughter of John, at Seekonk,
in 24th year. American of

RENTING , killed at Boston, run over by

a wagon. American of
KENYON John, of Hopkinton, R. I., at New
Haven, Conn., drank a pint and a half of
Old Spirits, lived 30 hours. American of
Eunice, wife of Solomon, at Richmond, in

54th year. American of
Hannah, wife of Caleb, at South Kingstown,

aged 27 years,
Mary Ann, eldest daughter of John H., at

Hopkinton, aged 15 years,
Peleg, at Newport. American of
KERR Geoige, Esq., was killed while on a deer
hunt, near Savannah, Ga. American of

Miss , at New Orleans, of the fever.

American of
Deborah, daughter of William, at Smithfield,

aged 2 years, 5 months,
John, infant son of William, of Smithiield, at
Providence,

Mrs. , at Warwick, from her clothes

taking fire ; was under the influence of
liquor at the time. American of
KERVER John, at Newport, aged 24 years.

American of
KESLER Abraham, executed at Schorarie, N.

Y., for murder of his wife,
KETHWELL Ann, at New York, aged 35

years. .American of
KETTLE Maria, wife of John P., at Worcester,

aged just 31 years,
KETTREDGE Hon. Thomas, at Andover,
Mass., aged 75 years, very suddenly.
American of
KEY Philip Barton, Esq., at Georgetown, D. C.,
late member of Congress, aged 58 years,
(author Star Spangled Banner),
Philip, Esq., in St. Mary's Co., Md., in 70th
year, was member of second U. S. Con-
gress,
KEYES Thomas, Jr., at Nortbboro, Mass., aged
36 years,
Robert, a pilot, of Savannah, killed by a
stone thrown at him by Jacob Vanderbilt,
KILBURN Clement Stanton, in this town, in
33d year, son of Capt. John, formerly of
Newport,

Oct. 19, 1828

March 31, 1829

Jan. I, 1833

April 12, 1816

Oct. 8, 1819

March 18, 1824

July 27, 1826
May 24, 1831

June 22, 1819
Oct II, 1822

Aug. 29, 1823
Oct. 13, 1827

Oct. 25, 1 831

July 4, 1815

June 5, 1818

Aug. 27, 1 819

March 3, 1831

Oct. 23, 1818

July 28, 1815

Jan. 4, 1820

Oct. 25, 1822

Nov. I, 1825

Jan. 31, 1809

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 323

KILBOURN Maria, daughter of Caot. Samuel,

at Hartford, aged 18 years, April 2, 18 ro

KILCREASE Major , of Tennessee, was

killed in a duel with Col. Lowe, in Ala-
bama. American of April 27, 1824
KIMBALL Naomi, wife of Asa, and 2d daugh-
ter of Hon. Daniel Owen, of Glocester, at
Barton, Vt., in 41st year, Dec. 19, 1808

Peyton Randolph, at Glocester, in 41st year, April 2, 181 5

Major Joshua, at Johnston, aged 67 years;
sermon by Elder John Westcott, Acts
x:42, Aug. 21, 1817

Thankful, widow of Dean, at Scituate, in 79th

year, Sept. 7, 1821

Stephen, at Glocester, aged 44 years. Amer-
ican of May 29, 1821

Benjamin, at Haverhill, Mass., aged 36 years,
while conversing with a friend he fell to
the ground and expired. American of June 21, 1822

Sally Ann, daughter of Jarvis, at Scituate,

aged 35 years, Nov. 2, 1826

Rev. Isaac, pastor of Baptist Church at

Wallingford, at New Haven. American of June 15, 1830

Jerusha, wife of Major Amherst, at Che-

pachet, in 65th year, , Dec. 30, 183 1

Major Amherst, at Chepachet, in 70th year;
had been member of General Assembly,
justice of peace, and 20 years postmaster
at Chepachet, Jan. 4, 1832

Lydia, wife of Daniel, at Smithfield, aged 68
years, Sept. 16, 1832

KIMBERLEY Gideon, merchant, at New York,

suddenly. American of Dec. 17, 1819

KING William, at Abington, Va.; established a
salt works there, commenced with £s°° 16
years ago, died worth ^500,000, gave in
will $10,000 to Abington. American of Nov. 18, 1808

Mary, widow of Josiah, at Johnston, in 95th

year. American of ' July 31, 1810

Elisha, at Scituate, in 65th year, suddenly. March 31, i8i2

James (colored), tortured to death by a white
man named James S. Campbell, in Vir-
ginia. American of Nov. 12, 1813

Miles, a Revolutionary soldier, at Norfolk,

Va., aged 70 years. American of July i, 1814

John, of Hartford, merchant, at sea, on pas-
sage from Charleston to New York.
American of April 25, 1815

Lucy, in England, aged 21 years, said to
have died of love ; she gave ;^8oo to her

324 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

KING: ^ ^ ,

clergyman whom she had seen and heard

preach but twice. American of June 30, 1815

Rev. William, at Wiiliamstown, Mass., aged

58 years, suddenly. American of Dec. 19, 1815

Major General Cyrus, aged 74 years, at Saco,

Me., member of Congress, April 25, 1817

Alexander J., in 7th year, Sept. 2, 1818

Lucy, daughter of Isaac, at Scituate, in 2 1 st

year, Sept. 24, 1818

Mary, wife of Hon. Rufus, at Jamaica, L. I.,

aged 50 years. American of June 15, 1819

Samuel, at Newport, in 72d year. American

of Jan. 4, 1820

Eliza Ann, at Coventry, daughter of Enock,

Esq., in i8th year. May 23, 1821

Dea. Asa, at Cranston, in 83d year, June 3, 1821

George, merchant, aged 63 years, at George-
town, D. C. American of Oct. 26, 1821
Richmond, son of Capt. William, at Foster,

aged 7. years, Aug. 2, 1822

Capt. Barzillai, of Raynham, at Taunton,

aged 56 years, Aug. 22, 1822

Chares Rollin, son of Elijah, Jr., at Taun-
ton, aged 2 years, Dec. 18, 1822
Hannah, eldest daughter of Obadiah, at New

Bedford, aged 16 years, Jan. i, 1823

Ralph, at Scituate, in 77th year. American

of ' July 15, 1823

Zipporah, daughter of Job, aged 42 years, at

Taunton, Aug. 31, 1823

Capt. Caleb T., son of Josiah, Esq., at Taun-
ton, in 56th year. American of Dec. 23, 1823
Henry, printer, in 24th year, son of late Capt.

John, Jan. 24, 1824

John, son of John, drowned at Taunton, June 27, 1824

Eunice, widow, in goth year, at Westhamp-

ton, Mass. American of Sept. 21, 1824

David, at Taunton, was killed while raising

the gate, Dec. 22, 1824

Betsey, at Smith field, aged 22 years. Ameri-
can of Dec. 24, 1824
Eliza, wife of Charles, Esq., and daughter of

Archibald Gracie, Esq., all of New York,

at Havana, where she had gone for her

health, Feb. 15, 1825

Joel, aged 25 years, drowned off Cape May, June 4, 1825

Capt. Job, at Taunton, aged 82 years.

American of Sept. 2, 1825

Col. William, at Mobile, Ala., an officer in U.

S. Army during the late war, Jan. i, 1826

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS 325

KING Samuel Ward, infant son of Samuel W.,

Esq., at Olneyville, April 9, 1826

Mrs. Lydia, at Newport, aged 6t years, Nov. 25, 1826

Hon. Rufus, at New York, in 73d year. (See

long obituary in this issue.) American of May 4, 1827

Sarah, widow, in 66th year, June 3, 1827

Maria Waterman, daughter of Hon. Samuel

W., at Olneyville, Aug. 20, 1827

Betsey, widow of Capt. John, Aug. 3, 1828

Isaac, at Abington, aged about 44 years; was

found lying dead in the road, supposed

died from apoplexy, Jan. 11, 1829

William B., at Johnston, in 79th year, March 24, 1829

Edward Gaze, M. D., youngest son of late

Hon. Rufus, at New York, death caused

by the rupture of a blood vessel. Ameri-
can of April 28, 1829
Issac, at Scituate, in 62d year, June 27, 1830
Sarah Frances, daughter of Samuel W.. Esq.,

at Olneyville, July 22, 1830

Godfrey, aged 80 years, and wife Abigail,

aged 79 years, are now living in Tiverton ;

rhey have 13 children now living, the

eldest over 60 years, the youngest over 30

years ; have 87 grand, 56 great -grand, and

I great great-grandchildren ; they have

lost 16 grand and 8 great-grandchildren;

they have Jiving 143 descendants. Ameri-

cr.n of Nov. 16, 1830

Samuel, at East Greenwich, in 60th year, July 2, 183 1

Anna, widow of Caleb, in 78th year, April 21, 1832

Lewis H., at New York, aged 25 years, Aug. 9, 1832

Edward, formerly of New York, killed in a

duel at New Orleans, Sept. 20, 1832

KINGMAN David, at Bridgewater, suddenly,

aged 48 years, April 7, 1812

Susanna, widow of Abner, at Middleboro,

aged 80 years, Jan. 20, 1822

Lydia, wife of Dea. Abner, formerly of

Providence, at Boston, Nov. 28. 18^2

KINGSBURY Sanford, aged i8 years, at East

Windsor, Ct., killed in a duel with Joseph

Blodgett. American of July 6, 1819

Dr. Samuel Allen, at Foxboro, aged 27 years.

American of Nov. 6, 1821:

Sarah B. V., wife of Rev. Cyrus, and daugh-
ter of Parker Varnum, of Dracut, Mass., at

Mayhew Choctaw. American of Nov. 5, 1822

Stanford, aged 11 years, 12th; Austin, aged

I S years, 12th ; Brigham, aged 6 years, 22d;

326

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

KINGSBURY:

Horace, aged 9 years, April 28. sons of

Loring, at Guilford, Vt., of diphtheria.

American of
KINGSLEY Hezekiah, at Swanzey, in 8ist

year,
Augustus B., son of Pardon, formerly of

Providence, at Pomfret, Ct., in iSth year,
KINSLEY William, son of Henry, of Warren,

aged 3 years; arowned by falling off the

wharf,
KINGSLEY Jonathan, in 59th year,

Dea. David, at Swanzey, aged 90 years.

American of
Anna, widow, in 89th year,
Cornelia, daughter of Mason, of Bristol, at

Fall River, aged 16 years,
William C, aged 19 years,
KINGSTON Mary, wife of John, at Ansford,

near Castle Gary, Eng.; died within a week

of her marriage ; maiden name Aldridge.

American of
KIN LOCK Cleland, Esq., of Georgetown, S. C,

at Statesburgh, S. C. American of
Francis, born 1756, died at Charleston, S. C;

served through the Revolution. American

of
KINNICUTT Amanda, eldest daughter of^

Thomas, at Rehoboth, in iSth year; ser-
mon by Rev. Mr. Pitman,
John, at Johnston, in 20th year,
Jienjamin T., at Taunton, aged 6 months.

American of
Amey, wife of Thomas, Esq., at Seekonk, in

56th year,
Eliza Burr, daughter of Shubael, at Newport,

aged 2 years, 9 months,
"KINNECUTT Thomas, at Seekonk, in 60th

year,
Harriet, daughter of George R., at Barring-
ton, aged 16 months ; was so badly scalded

by a basin of hot water that she lived about

12 hours,
Catharine, daughter of late Thomas, Esq., of

Seekonk, at Worcester, in 17th year,
KINNEY Hon, Sterry, judge of Probate, at

Volunlown, Ct,, aged 50 years. American

of
Henry, seaman, on schooner Astria, wrecked

near Hatteras,

May 17, 1831

May 19, 1820

March 22, 1823

June 7, 1830
June 16, 1830

Nov. I, 1830
April 27, 183 1

June 12, 1831
Dec. 25, 183 1

Nov. 27, i82r
Oct. 3, 1823

March 7, 1826

Oct. 23, 1809
Oct, 8, 1 82 1

July 29, 1825

Aug. 28, 1826

June 22, 1827

July 21, 1828

Jan. 9, 1830
Nov. 8, 1832

Dec. 24, 1830
Oct. 25, 1832

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 327

KINSMAN Sarah, wife of Jeremiah, at Plain-
field, aged 64 years. America« of Jan. 4, 1825

KIRBY Rev. Mr ; drowned off Ocracock

Bar, in the wreck of sloop Henry, Dec. 4, 1818

KERBY Thomas N., who assumed the governor-
ship of Antigua after the death of Gov.
Ramsey. American of Jan. 25, 1820

Milo, son of Dea. Joseph, aged 19 years, at
Middlebury, Vt. A sand bank caved in
upon him. American of Dec. 21, 1821

KIRBY George, at Feeding Hills, Ct., aged 4
years. Fell on a penknife which pierced
his brain through the eye. American of March 4, 1825

Harriet Wardsworth Larned, daughter of
Col. S. Larned, of Pittsfield, Mass., and wife
of Major Reynolds M. Kirby, U. S. Army,
at Fortress Monroe, Va., June 3, 1830

Nicholas, printer, formerly of Middletown,
Ct., at Boston, aged 29 years. American
of Nov. 30, 1830

KIRKLAND Mr. , at Carthagena, S. A.;

was promised the contract for making a
canal between the Atlantic and Pacific
Oceans. American of Oct. 11, 1825

KIRKPATRICK Hon. Andrew, Chief Justice of
New Jersey, at New Brunswick, N. J., in
74th year, Jan. 6, 1831

KIRKWOOD James, killed by a fall of a diving

bell at Boston, Long Wharf. American of Sept. 25, 1832

KISHAM Paul, the first Hindu convert of Bengal;

was baptised by Dr. Carey in 1800, Aug. 22, 1822

KISSAM Dr. Samuel M., late acting surgeon on
U. S. Brit^ Spark, at Norfolk, Va. Amer-
ican of ■ Aug. 30, 1822

KLINGELBERG Frederick, (supposed to be)
found in the river near Reading, Penn.
American of April 21, 1829

KLINGER , the German Poet, at St. Peters-
burg, aged 77 years, Feb. 27, 1831

KLAWSON Christopher, at Philadelphia, of hy- :^^

drophobia, June S, 1819

KNAPP Capt. Seth, at Rehoboth, in 80th year, Jan. 25, 1813

Elijah, at Taunton, aged 33 years, Nov. 18, 1823

Ephraim, Jr., at Taunton, aged 29 years, July 12, 1824

John Adams, infant son of G , at Fall

River. American of Oct. i, 1824

Bethiah, at Rehoboth, aged 87 years, Feb. 22, 1826

Reuben, at Taunton, aged 23 years, Jan. 28, 1827

Melville, aged about 8 years, drowned at
Woonsocket Falls ; this is the first drown-
ing accident at this place, Dec. 5, 1829

328

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

KNAPP John Francis, executed at Salem for

murder of Mr. White,

Joseph J., executed at Salem for murder of

Stephen White. American of
Jonathan, at Lyonan, aged lOO years. Soldier

in French and Revolutionary Wars ; has

left a brother aged 95 years. American of
KNIGHT Dr. Daniel, a native of this county,

formerly surgeon on privateer Rambler, at

St. Jago, Cape de Verae Islands,
Sir Andrew, at New Haven, Ct., native of

England, aged 73 years. He merrily styled

himself " Bookbinder to the King,''
Barbara, wife of Christopher, and daughter of

the late Peleg Fiske, of Scituate, at Cran-
ston, in 48th year; sermon by Elder John

Westcott, Job XIV : 14-15,
John L., printer, native of Worcester, at New

Orleans,
Martin, native of Worcester, at New Orleans,
Lucina, wife of Dr. Sylvester, at Warwick,

in 33d year,
Dorcas, widow of William, at Cranston, in 82d

year. American of
Col. Barzillai, at Cranston, in 64th year,
Waitey, wife of Israel, at Scituate, in 66th

year,
Jeremiah, Esq., at Cranston, aged 45 years;

about 21 years town clerk and former

member of Assembly,
Capt. Jonathan, formerly of Scituate, at Cran-
ston, suddenly, aged TJ years, an officer of

the Revolution,
Elizabeth, wife of Col. Joseph, at Scituate.

aged 79 years,
Amey Ann, infant daughter of Christopher,

of Cranston, at Providence,
Eleanor, widow of Hon. Nehemiah, at i-,ran-

ston, in 77th year,
Anna, widow of Jeremiah, Esq., at Gloces-

ter,
Robert, in 74th year; funeral at Baptist

Meeting House, Cranston ; died
Col. Joseph, at Scituate, aged 85 years, many

years a member of town council,
, daughter of Col. Jedediah, at Westerly,

aged about 15 years; killeu by lightning.

American of
Sophia, wife of Robert, Esq., in 41st year,

Sept. 14, 1830
Jan. 4, 1 83 1

March 11, 183 1

Sept. 3, 181 3

Nov. 10, 1815

March 19, 1819

Oct. 9, 1819
Oct. 10, 1819

Dec. 22, 1819

May 9, 1820
March 20, 1821

Nov. 22, 1821

Nov. 29, 182 1

March 13, 1822
Sept. 12, 1822
Sept. 14, 1822
April 4, 1823
July 28, 1823
July 31, 1823
Feb. 27, 1825

July I, 1825
July r [, 1825

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN- DEATHS 329

KNIGHT Mary, wife of Henry, and daughter of
Ruf us. White, in 26th year, at Coventry*.
American of Sept. 13, 1825

Daniel, Esq., attorney at law, at Leicester,
Mass., graduate of Brown 1813 ; studied
law with Gov. Lincoln ; commenced prac-
tice at Spicer ; removed to L. in 1821, Aug. 30, 1826

Mary, wife of Benjamin, Esq., and daughter
of Job Greene, at Mendon, aged 25 years.
American of Sept. 8, 1826

Dea. Stephen, at Cranston, in 88th year, April 6, 1827

Lyndon, Esq., at Olneyville, in 38th year, Feb. 12, 1829

Caroline, daughter of Thomas, aged 6 years, Oct. 7, 1829

Betsey, widow of Dea. Samuel, at Norwich,
Vt., aged 81 years; was among the first
settlers of the town ; member of Congre-
gational Church more than 50 years. His
descendents are 13 children, 83 grand, and
22 great-grand children. American of Oct. 16, 1829

Sophia P., wife of Manassah, at Boston, aged

36 years. American of Jan. 12, 1830

Ansel, at Thompson, Ct., aged 33 years, Aug. 23, 1830

Israel F., at Central Falls, aged 27 years, Jan. 6, 1833

KNOWLES Jeremiah, in this town, in 3Sth year, Jan. 22, 1810

William R., son of Benjamin, in 21st year, Dec. 14, 18 14

Jonathan, in this town, in 82d year, Feb. 12, 1815

William H. and his son and three workmen,
at South Kingstown, drowned in the great
storm of Sept. 23, 181 5

Ann Elizabeth, wife of William, at Newport,

aged 36 years. American of Oct. i, 1819

Hannah, wife of Benjamin, carpenter, late of

Providence, at New York, aged 47 years, July 25, 1820

Robey, wife of Edward, at Cranston, in 71st

year, Aug. 18, 1820

Sarah, widow of William H., at South Kings-
town, in 57th year, June 25, 1821

Molly, wife of Edward, in 73d year, Dec. 17, 182 1

Hazard, Jr., at South Kingstown, aged 40
years, March 15, 1822

John, son of Henry, of and at Georgetown,

B.C., Aug. 3, 1823

Hazard, at Jamestown, aged 87 years, Aug. 21, 1823

Mary, wife of Joseph B., formerly of Provi-
dence, at Nashville, Tenn., Oct. 6, 1823

Edward, aged 85 years, Oct. 3, 1824

Thomas, a poor debtor, at Worcester Jail,

aged 82 years, Dec. 27, 1825

Putnam D., son of Dr. Samuel, aged 23 years, Aug. 13, 1826

Lydia, wife of Dr Samuel, in 6ist year, June 26, 1826

Henry, at South Kingstown, very suddenly, Feb. 25, 1827

330

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

KNOWLES Dr. Samuel, aged. 65. years,:, . , ,
William, son of late Edward, of Providence,
at Washington, D. C, in 68th year,
KNOWLTON Waite, wife of Erastus K., aged

29 years. American of - ■
Mrs. T ; was going to a wedding when

the horses ran away, the carriage was
dashed to pieces and she was instantly
killed, at Wilmington, N. C. American of

S. S., a child of his died at New London, Ct.
American of

Ezekiel, murdered by Daniel Newton, near
Worcester. American of

Samuel, at East Hampton, aged 53 years.
He was kicked in the abdomen by a horse,
lived 33 hours. American of
KNOX Norman, Esq., at Hartford, aged 50
years, president of Phenix Bank,

Rev. Vicissimus, D. D., a noted preaicher, in
England. American of

Lucy, widow of General Knox, daughter of
Hon. J. Flacker, formerly Secretary of the
Province of Massachusetts, at Thomaston,
Me., aged 68 years. American of

Mrs Eliza T., at Worcester, aged 41 years,
KNUSE Samuel, at Fairhaven, aged 37 years,
KOLLOCK Rev. Dr., at Savannah, native of
New Jersey. American of

Dr. Lemuel, at Savannah, Ga. American of

Dr. Lemuel, in Georgia, aged 57 years ; was
born in Massachusetts, and studied with
Dr. Isaac Senter of Newport ; went south
for his health where he resided for nearly

30 years; was a prolific medical writer.
American of

KOTZEBUE , the dramatic critic, in Ger-
many. American of

KOURAKIN, the Prince, in Germany. Ameri-
can of

KREPS William, Esq., in 51st year, at Hagers-
town, Md., postmaster of the place. Amer-
ican of

KRIMMEL J. ]., Esq., drowned at Philadelphia.
American of

KRUDENER Madame , at Kamsubassa, in

the Crimea. American of

KUHAM Daniel, lieutenant of marines, killed
on board the Little Belt in action with U.
S. frigate President,

Feb., 27, 1 83 1

Oct. 3, 1832

April 13, 1819

April 19, 1822

Sept. 13, 1825

Oct. 6, 1829

June 28, 1831
Jan. 14, 1821
Nov. 2, 1 82 1

June 29, 1824
Dec. 23, 1825
April 25, 1 83 1

Jan. II, 1820
April 25, 1823

Nov. 1 1, 1823
April 5, 1 8 16
Sept. 4, 1 81 8

March 15, 1822

July 31, 1821

April 15, 1825

May 16, i8u

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 331

KUHN Lieut. — — , U. S. Mediterranean squad-
ron, killed in a duel with a foreign officer. ^
American of Dec. 24, 1816

Lieut., his reported duel in which he was
killed, is now contradicted. American of Jan. 3, 1817

Dr. Alexander, at Philadelphia, aged 75
years. American of July 18, 18 17

, midshipman, on board the Constella-
tion, in the South Seas, was of Philadel-
phia. American of May 11, 1821
KYLE Mrs. Elizabeth, at Milton, N. C, said to
have been 123 years; she has grandchil-
dren who are 70 years old. American of Jan. 3, 1832

LABADOYERE Countess, at Paris, a few days
after the execution of her husband. Amer-
ican of Oct. 27, 1815

LABASSE Claudius, aged 50 years, at New
York, dancing and ballet master, of the
Bowery theatre. American of Aug. 3, 1830

La BEDOYERE Lieutenant-General, executed
by order of the French government ; he
was one of Napoleon's favorites. Ameri-
can of Oct. 10, 1815

LABERN Joseph, seaman, aged 24 years, at ma-
rine hospital, Newport ; was a native of
Bermuda, but had resided for several years
at Rochester, Mass., Feb. 15, 1831

LABOTTIERRE , formerly a noted danc-
ing master, at Norfolk, Va; American of Feb. 15, 1822

LABY Delia, wife of John, aged 64 years, Aug. 17, 1827

LACEY Gen. John, in New Jersey, a Revolu-
tionary hero. American of March 4, 18 14
Lieut. Charles, U. S. Navy, aged 33 years, in
Washington City. American of Aug. 3, 1824

LACOSTE Gen. , an eminent French officer

killed in an attack on Sarragossa, Spain,

aged 34 years. American of April 28, 1809

LADD John G., of Alexandria, native of New-
port, in Jamaica, Jan. 5, 1819
Mrs. Anne, at Warwick, in 87th year, Feb. 11, 1821

332 VITAL RECORD OP RHODE ISLAND

LADD , son of Mr. ^ Ladd, of Holder-

ness, N. H.; was lost in the woods and
found a few days after, dead. American of Nov. 9, 1824

George Washington, son of Gen.' Caleb; at
Warwick, aged 2 years, i month, 13 days. '
American of ' ' " ^sept; 20, 1825

Caleb, Jr., aged 18 years, son of Caleb, at

Warwick. American of May 2, .1826

Nancy, wife of Caleb, at Warwick, in ^Sth
year, Feb. 16, 1829

LAFAYE Odele, daughter of- Edward P., Sept. 14, 18 Ji

LAFFERTY .aged about 18 years, mur-
dered and house set on fire near Gettys-
burg, Pa. American of Jan. 11, 1831
LAFON Rev. Thomas, Baptist, in Virginia, aged

53 years. American of Oct. 18, 1816

La FONTAINE Cady, at Bay of Baloxi, Miss.,
aged 137 years ; he retained his faculties
to the last. American of Feb. 13, 1824

LAFOREST Mrs. , and niece, in the burn-
ing of the Richmond, Va., theatre. Dec. 26, 181 1
LAGRAND William, son of Lewis, in this town,

aged I year, i month, Oct. 22, 181 5

LAING Ann. wife of Capt. Thomas, in 66th

year, Jan. 29, 1818

LAKE Susannah, wife of David, at Portsmouth,

in 71st year. American of Jan. 26, 18 19

James, at Seekonk, in 28th year. American of Aug. 17, 18 19
Eveline, of Tiverton, at Bristol, suddenly, in

18th year. Americanof Oct. 11, 1819

Esther P., wife of George W., at Newport,

in 21st year, March 3, 1820

Jonathan, Jr., at Newport, in 46th year, June 14, 1820

Jonathan, at Newport, aged 85 years. Amer-
ican of Oct. 26, 1 82 1
Elizabeth H., daughter of Benjamin, at New-
port, in 19th year, Dec. 3, 1821
Alice, daughter of late Joseph, at Seekonk,

in 67th year. American of Nov. i, 1822

Borden, native of Tiverton, at St. Cynlo, Isl-
and of Cuba, June 5, 1824
Charles, aged 34 years, drowned near India
Point, March 5, 1825. The body was found
a few rods above Central Bridge, April 18, March 5, 1825
Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Benjamin, at New-
port, aged 53 years. American of Dec. 13, 1825
Dorcas, widow of Jonathan, at Newport,

aged 34 years. American of Jan. 3, 1832

Isaac Bliven, infant son of Isaac, at Boston,

aged 10 months. American of Nov. 13, 1832

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 333

LAKEMAN Mrs. Rhoda, at Mendon, aged 52 '..>•.■

years, Aug. i, 1826'.

LALLEMAND Gen. Henry, a distinguished,,' .^

Frencli officer, at Bordenstown, N. J. . ;

Annerican of Sept. 23, 1823

LAMOS James, of Lee, at Durham, N. H., killed

by blow on the head with stake delivered

by Timothy Emerson: American of Oct. 11, 1816

LAMB Rachel Emerson, wife of Isaac, at Balti- '

more. Friend Minister. American of July 1.5, 1823

Mrs. Sally S., at Worcester, aged 29 years, Dec, 18, 1826

LAMBERT Daniel, at Samford, Eng., suddenly.

The largest man in the world. He weighed

739 pounds, 1 5 1 pounds more than the fa-
mous Bight. His_ coffin was 6 ft. 4 in.

long, 4 ft. 4 in. wide, and 2 ft. 4 in. deep.

He measured 3 yards 4 in. round the belly

and I yard i in. round the leg. His suit

cost him about ;^20 sterling a suit; was in

his 40th year. He lived on the ground

floor not being capable of going up stairs.

His coffin was placed on two axletrees and

four wheels. The window and wall of the

room was taken down to get out his coffin,

and the grave sloped at one end to allow

the coffin to descend to its final resting

place. American of Aug. 29, 1809

Capt. John, drowned from a small boat near

Salem, Ma.ss., Oct, 19, 1813

Daniel R., at New York, killed in an affray.

American of June 7, 1825

Mrs. Susannah, at Roxbury, aged 71 years.

American of July 9, 1830

LAMSON George, Esq., formerly of Exeter, N.

H., editor of the Exeter Watchman ; was

graduate of Harvard, at New York, Aug. 4, 1826

Capt. Thomas, at Randolph, Vt., soldier of

the Revolution." American of April 23, 1830

LANAHAN John, thrown from his team near

Modococy, Md. American of , Dec. 16, 183 1

LANCASTER Richard, native of England, at

Providence, Aug. 19, 1819

Elizabeth, wife of Joseph, of educational

fame, at Baltimore. American of Dec. 1$, 1820

Anne Elizabeth, wife of Rev. Daniel, and

daughter of John Lemist, of Dorchester,

Mass., in 29th year, at East Gilmartin.

American of Sept. 18, 1829

LANCRAFT Simeon, at East Haven, Ct., aged

17 years, was struck on the head by a

334

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

LANCRAFT:

turnpike gate while riding in a sleigh-
American of
LANDERS Miss Elizabeth, daughter of the late
Capt. Edward, at Newport, in 13th year.
American of
LANE Lois, wife of Amos, and daughter of the
late Deacon William Blanding, at.Reho-
both, in 69th year,

Daniel, at Attleboro,

Mrs. , drowned,

Mary K., daughter of the late George, at
Boston, aged 23 years,

John, seaman, perished in the wreck of the
schooner Quaker,

Col. Samuel, a worthy officer of the army
during the late war, for several years com-
missioner of public buildings at Washing-
ton. American of

Elijah, at Taunton, aged 27 years,

Hopestill, wife of Isaiah, at Rehoboth, in
33d year; leaves 5 children.

Abigail, widow of Daniel, of Attleboro, at
Providence, in 76th year,

Eliza, wife of Capt. George, Jr., at Sandy
Bay, aged 21 years. American of

Jabez, at Buxton, aged 87 years ; was young-
est of three brothers ; all held commanding
positions from town of Buxton in the Con-
tinental army at the commencement of the
Revolution. American of

Col. Derrick, at Troy, N. Y., aged 76 years ;
entered the army as ensign in 2d New Jer-
sey, was on Long Island, was in several
battles and at Yorktown ; served after the
■war against the western Indians and at
Fort Stanwick,

Joseph H., mate of schooner A stria, wrecked

near Hatteras,

LANGI George, in Pennsylvania, hung himself

in gaol where he had been sentenced for

four years for counterfeiting. American of

LANG William, at Philadelphia, a soldier of the

Revolution, in 80th year. American of
LANGDON Henry S., Jr, aged 18 years, at La
Orient, son of H. S., of Portsmouth, N.
H., midshipman on board U. S. sloop of
war Wasp, from wounds received in the
action with the British sloop of war Rein-
deer. American of

Feb. 15, 1831

Oct. 12, 1819

Dec. 20, 1810
Dec. 26, 1 8 1 1
Sept. s, 18 1 5

Nov. 20, 1815

March 6, 1820

April 2, 1822
Jan. 21, 1826

Oct. 1 8, 1826

July 10, 1828

Sept. 18, 1829

May 21, 1830

March 26, 1831
Oct. 25, 1832

May 1 1, 1810
June 5, 1832

Nov. 29, 18 14

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 335

LANGDON Hon. John, late governor of Ne\y - ., ,,

Hampshire, at Portsmouth, N. H., in 79th

year, Sept. 18, 18 19

LANGLEY William, at Newport, in 77th year,

more than 20 years member of town coun-
cil, July 4,1817
George, formerly of Newport, at Washington,

N. C. American of Oct. 10, 1817

Maria, wife of Nathaniel H., daughter of late

Jedediah Grinnell, at Newport, aged 26

years, June 16, 1822

Royal D., at Newport, aged 32 years, Oct. 5, 1822

Nathaniel D., youngest son of John, Sr., of

Newport, aged 20 years, at sea, on board

brig New Packet, on passage from Havana

to New York. American of May 16, 1833

Sarah, at Newport, aged 27 years, Aug. 13, 1823

Mary Durfee, daughter of James L., at New-
port, aged 2 years. American of Nov. 25, 1823
Capt. John, at Newport, in 89th year, Sept. 17, 1824
John L. Munroe, infant son of Lee. aged 8

months, July 15, 1825

Sally, wife of Lee, in 45th year, Feb. lo, 1827

Mrs. Sarah, at Newport, in 83d year. Amer-
ican of May 2, 1 828
LANGWORTHY William, at Newport, aged

71 years; served through the Revolution,

was in the Northern army and with Paul

Jones in the first American frigate that

travelled the ocean. American of Feb. 12, 1828

LAN MAN Mrs. Mary Ann, at Norwich, Ct.,

aged 43 years. American of Sept. 19, 1817

LANNAGAN Hannah Aikens, daughter of

James, at Taunton, aged 2 years, 5 months,

poisoned from eating root of red Hemlock, Dec. 9, 1828

LANSFORD James H., seaman, from Rhode

Island, drowned at sea from schooner

Two Brothers, on passage to St. Pierre.

American of June 24, 1817

LAPHAM Lewis L., of Boston, a native of

Rhode Island, at the English settlement

on Columbia River, northwest coast of

America, aged 32 years. American of Nov. 11, 1817

Augustus, at Smithfield, aged 67 years, of

Society of Friends, Feb. 26, 1828

Otis, infant son of Oliver, at Pawtucket, aged

13 months, Sept. 7, 1828

LAPREAUX Dr. , at Paris, aged 87 years,

a great medical writer. American of Aug. 6, 1876

LAQUERK Dr. Ambrose, killed in a duel with

V. T, Page, in Texas. American of June 19, 1832

336 VITAL RECORD OP RHODE ISLAND

LARCHAR Hannah, wife of Joseph W., for-
merly of Providence, at Albany, N. Y.,
. aged 39 years. American of March 13, 1818

Roxalina, infant daughter of Edward M., at

Taunton, Oct 8, 1822

Lewis, of Providence, aged 33 years, lost
overboard from wreck of schooner Enter-
prise, at sea. American of Sept. 27, 1825

Charles Hartshorn, youngest son of John, in
6th year, June 3, 1827

LARING Rev. Henry Lloyd, D. D., archdeacon
of Calcutta, in India, aged 38 years ; was
born in Boston ; his father before the Rev-
olution was a high sheriff in Massachu-
setts. American of July 29, 1823
LARKIN John, at Newport, in 4rst year.

American of July 9, 1816

Elizabeth, widow of Jame.s, at Newport, in

79th year. American of Nov. [2, 1819

John S., cashier of the Commercial Bank,

Boston, fell dead in his bank. American of Nov. 6, 1832

LARKINS Mrs. Amey, widow of Joseph, in this

town, in 72d year. American of Jan. 11, 1814

LARNED Thomas A., of this town, in 23d year,

military honors, Nov. 19, f8o9

Dr. Jonathan, at Oxford, aged 43 years.

American of July 13, 1810

John Martin, infant son of John S., aged 8

months, 6 days, Oct. 18, 1814

Ann D., wife of George, Esq., at Thompson,

Ct, in 30th year, April 7, 181 5

Emily L., wife of George B., Esq., and
daughter of Elkanah Watson, Esq., of Al-
bany, N. Y., at Detroit, Jan. 4, 18 17

Hon. Thaddeus, at Thompson, Ct., in 62d

year, Jan. 18, 181 8

Augustus, merchant, formerly of Thompson,
Ct., at Newtown-Trap, Md., in 44th year.
American of p'eb. 3, 1818

Rev. Sylvester, at New Orleans, Presbyterian,
a native of Pittsfield, Mass. He died on his
birthday, aged 24 years, Aug. 31, 1820

Rebecca, widow of Gen. Daniel, and sister to
William Wilkinson, Esq., of Providence, at
Thompson, Ct., in 74th year, Jan. 22, 1821

Henry, son of William, at Gualon, S. A., in

33d year, Oct. 11, 1824

-George B., at Detroit, Mich., in 30th year ;
was third son of Col. Simeon, of Massa-
chusetts and brother of late Rev. Sylves-
ter, Jan. 27, 1825

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

337

LARNED Sarah W., widow of Rev. Sylvester,

late pastor of Presbyterian Church at New

Orleans, at Washington City, aged 25 years.

American of

Mary J., daughter of late Daniel. Esq., at

Thompson, Ct. American of
William, Esq , aged 75 years, Feb. 22; a fine

obituary in issue of
Ebenezer, at Oxford, aged 31 years,
LaROACH James, died from exposure in a ship-
wreck,
LAROBY George W., youngest son of late
James, at Havana, on board brig Fame, of
this Port, in 17th year,
LAROCHE Count Lenori, a Peer of France, at

Paris, aged 75 years. American of
LAROCHELLE alias Gaushi Michael, at Wil-
liam Henry Carr's, aged 99 years; this is the
person mentioned in the papers 7 years
ago as having lasted 42 days,

LARRAIN Mr. , editor of the New Orleans

Chronicle, killed in a duel with Mr. Bruner,
editor of the Louisiana Gazette. American
of
LARUE Cadet, executed at Portsmouth, Va.,
for murder of his wife, a case-hardened
villain,
LASCELLS Elizabeth, at Newport, aged 80

years. American of
LASSELL Rebecca, wife of John, in this town,
in 6 1st year,
Eunice, wife of John, in this town, in 40th

year,
Charlotte, daughter of the late Capt. Charles,

at Newport, in 27th year. American of
Mary, daughter of the late Capt. Charles, of
Newport, at Bristol, aged 30 years. Amer-
ican of
Deborah, daughter of John, in 31st year,
John C, aged 53 years,
LATHAM Alpheus, drowned near Field's Point,
in 19th year, native of North Providence,
Nancy, wife of Mathewson, at North Prov-
idence, in 37th year,
Arthur, at Smithfield, in 64th year,
Rhoda, at Smithfield, aged 38 years,
LATHROP Rev. John, D. D., at Boston, aged
76 years,
Andrew, native of Connecticut, formerly of
Providence, at St. Helena, Louisiana,

Jan. 28, 1825

Sept. II, 1827

Feb. 26, 1828
Oct, 7, 1828

Dec. 2, 1818

Nov. 5, 1825
April IS, 1825

March 14, 1830

April 25, 1820

Dec. 10, 1813

March 8, 1825

Oct. 16, 1810

July II, 1815

Oct. I, 1819

Oct. 26, 1 819
July II, 1825
Feb. 17, 1830

Aug. 5, 1819

Nov. 10, 1 82 1
Nov. 30, 1822
July 19, 1827

Jan. 4, 1816

Dec. 7, 1819

338 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

LATHROP Thomas, Esq., at Leydon, Mass.,
aged 54 years, formerly of Northbridge,
Stratton, D. C, June 4, 1820

Rev. Dr. , at Springfield, Mass., in 90th

year ; has published 6 volumes of his ser-
mons. American of Jan. 9, 1821
Zebediah, son of late Zebediah, in r9th year, June 17, 1827

LATROBE Henry S. B., son of B. Henry, Esq.,
of Washington, at New Orleans, aged 24
years. American of Oct. 10, 1817

Mr. , an Architect, at New Orleans, Sept. 3, 1820

LAUDERDALE Countess of, in England. Her

clothes caught fire. American of Dec. 14, 1821

LAUGHTON Lieut. William, on board U. S.

Ship Constellation, July 22, 1825

LAURAGNALS Duke de Brancas, of the Acad-
emy of Science, aged 92 years. He dis-
covered the decomposition of the diamond
and an improvement in manufacturing por-
celain, at Paris. American of Dec. 17, 1824

LAURENS Henry, son of the Second President
of the Continental Congress, at Charleston,
S. C American of July 3, 1821

LAVATER Madame, widow of the celebrated

physiognomist, at Zurich, Sept. 24, 181 5

LAVELLE Col. Jacint, at Harper's Ferry, Va.
He came to America with Gen. LaFayette.
American of Oct. i, 1822

LAVELLIERE Baptiste, from eating strong
roots; leaves 8 children, near Quebec.
American of July 23, 1816

LAVERY Hugh, at Brookline, aged 68 years.

American of July 27, 1830

LAVILLASSE Marquis of, one of Napoleon's
favorite officers, aged 32 years ; had served
Austria, Prussia, Russia, and Waterloo, at
New Orleans. American of July 20, 1819

LAW Edward, Baron Ellenborough, and Chief
Justice of England, aged 68 years, in Eng-
^l3"d, Dec. 13, 1818

David, at Killingly, Ct„ in 79th year, Jan. 12, 1821

John, Esq., nephew of the late Lord Ellen-
borough, Chief Justice of England, at
Washington, D. C. American of Oct. 15, 1822

Lucretia, wife of Richard, collector of the
port, at New London, aged 43 years.
American of

Mrs. , wife of Samuel, at New York;

presented her husband with three fine

boys. American of Dec. 21, 1824

Dec. 2, 1823

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS 339

LAW Lieut. John, native of Rhode Island, at
Spartanburgh, S. C, aged 84 years. Amer-
ican of Aug. I, 1826
LAWLESS Mrs. Sarah, at Bristol, aged 85
years, about 40 years member of Congrega-
tional Church, Oct. i, 1822

Mr. , blacksmith, killed by a slave while

working together at an anvil, at Baton
Rouge, La. American of Oct. 28, 1825

LAWRENCE Capt. James, from wounds in the

action with the Shannon, June 5, 1813

Lucy, at New Brunswick, N. J., aged 42 years.
She was sister of the late Capt. James of
the Chesapeake. American of Oct. 26, 181 3

Stephen, son of the late Joseph, of and at

this town, in 24th year. May 13, 1814

Lydia, of Plymouth in this town, in 22d year, Sept. 2, 18 14

Susan, daughter of William, in this town,

aged 14 years, Jan. 31, 1815

William S., eldest son of John, in this town,

in 27th year, (Masonic honors) June 5, 1815

Margaret, wife of John, in 50th year. Amer-
ican of May 13, 1817

Catharine, wife of Augustine H., Esq., at

New York. American of Nov. 4, 1817

Tamazon, wife of Thomas, at Wrentham, in

28th year. May 21, 1819

Sally, wife of Jabez, at Johnston, in 40th

year, Dec. 23, 1820

Thomas, Esq., at Newtown, L. I., aged 55

years. American of April 12, 1825

Anna, at Glocester, aged 61 years, June 16, 1825

Daniel S., in 32d year, Jan. 18, 1828

James, at Middlesex, Ct., shot himself acci-
dentally with his rifle, April 24, 1828

John, in 73d year, Aug. 3, 1829

Ma'rtin, of Denmark, at Boston, aged 36

years. American of July 27, 1830

Elizabeth A., daughter of Hon. Luther, at

Groton, aged 21 years. American of Aug. 27, 1830

Walter, killed, aged about 45 years, Sept. 24, 1831

Walter, paper hanger, killed in the riot at

Providence. American of Sept. 27, 1831

Halstead, aged 46 years, from drinking the

wrong drug in his beer, at New York, April 26, 1832

Halstead, aged 46 years, blacksmith, at New
York, from drinking beer made by an In-
dian herb doctor, April 26, 1832

John, at Killingly, Ct., in 76th year, soldier

of the Revolution, Oct. 2, 1832

340

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

LAWSON William, at Charleston, S. C. He
arrived there last Spring from Newport,

Lucy, wife of Thomas, formerly of Wood-
stock, Ct., at Providence, aged 36 years,

Matthew, sailor belonging to revenue cutter
Alabama. He stepped before the mouth
of a gun at the instant of its discharge, at
Mobile,
LAWTON Ryal, widow of Capt. John, at New-
port, aged 61 years. American of

Mary, widow of Robert, at Portsmouth, in
79th year,

Elisha, at Newport, in 78th year,

Mary, wife of Robert, and daughter of the
late Joseph, at Newport, in 56th year,

Mrs. Mary H., widow of Robert, at Ports-
mouth, in 92d year. American of

David, of Somerset, private in Capt. William
Battey's Co. of Infantry, at Fort George,
U. C,

Mrs. Rebecca, at Newport, in 72d year.
American of

Benjamin H., son of Jonathan, of Newport,
at Charleston, S. C, in 30th year,

Robert, at Smithfield, in 84th year,

Mary Ann, daughter of Josiah, aged 2 years,
II months,

Capt. Robert, of Newport, on Coast of
Africa,

Capt. Robert, at Newport, in 87th year.
American of

Sarah, wife of Henry, Jr., at Portsmouth, in
26th year. American of

Hannah, wife of Robert, Esq., at Portsmouth,
in 6 1st year,

William, in 74th year,

Rachal, youngest child of Benjamin, at New-
port, in nth year,

Sarah, eldest daughter of Henry, Esq., at
Portsmouth, in 33d year. American of

Mary, wife of Job, at Portsmouth, in S2d
year. American of

Mary, widow of Job, at Newport, aged 57
years. American of

Mary, wife of Jonathan, at Newport, in 65th
year,

Josiah, infant son of Josiah, at Newport,

Capt. Jeremiah, master of brig Curlew, of
Boston, and son of late Capt. Samuel, of
Newport, at Lagos, Africa. American of

Oct. 28,

1817

Jan. 23,

1828

July 5.

1831

Feb. 20,

1810

March i,
July 2,

1810
1811

July 29,

1811

Nov. 12,

iSir

June 17,

1813

May 5,

1815

May 16,
Oct. 2,

1816
1816

Oct. 10,

1817

July -,

1819

Sept. 7,

1819

Jan. 26,

1819

Jan. 24,
March 19,

1820
1820

May 26,

1820

Nov. 14,

1820

March 20,

1821

Aug. 31,

1821

Oct. 16,
Nov. 2,

1821
1822

March 30,

1824

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

341

LAWTON Henry, son of William, aged 7 years,
at Bristol,

George, at Pawtucket, in 26th year,

Mrs. Anna, at Portsmouth, aged 114 years.

Miss Anna, at Portsmouth, aged 94 years,
not 114, as inserted in a previous issue
(says issue March 29),

Henry, Esq., at Portsmouth, in 60th year,
formerly Judge Court of Common Pleas
for the County, and Town Treasurer.
American of

James, at Norton, aged 62 years, found dead
in bed. American of

Ann, wife of John, and daughter of George
Lawton ; drowned herself, her daughter
and niece. Poverty and absent husband
and her needs prompted the deed, at Ports-
mouth. American of

Lewis D., son of Benjamin, at Newport, sud-
denly, aged 28 years,

Benjamin, son of James, of Newport, at Bal-
timore, aged 27 years. American of

Mary Ann, daughter of late Henry, Esq., at
Portsmouth aged 30 years,

Joseph, infant son of Joseph S.,

Rhoda, wife of Benjamin, at Newport,

Jonathan, of Troy, Mass., in 32d year; fell
from maintopsail yard of brig Decatur, at
sea,

Louisa, wife of George J., at Freetown, aged
25 years. American of

Caroline, daughter of Josiah and Mary, aged
I month.

Comfort, at Newport, aged 83 years, at the
asylum.

Miss Sally, at Dartmouth, aged 36 years.
American of

Capt. Josias, at Port au Prince, in 43d year,

Stephen P., son of Peleg, of South Kings-
town, at Long Island, in 2Sth year. Amer-
ican of

Ehzabeth, wife of Isaac, at Portsmouth, aged
69 years, of Society of Friends. American
of
LAZE MORE Mary, at Newport, in 71st year,

LAZENA Mr. , of Island of St. Domingo,

at Bristol. His servant was baiting the
horse when it took a sudden fright, ran
about 20 rods, threw him out and so injured
his head that he lived four hours,

April 8, 1824
Sept. 19, 1824
March 8, 1825

March 10, 1825

March 15, 1825
April 29, 1825

Nov. 25, 1825

Dec. I, 1825

Dec. 6, 1825

Feb. 21, 1826
Aug. 13, 1826
Dec. 23, 1826

March 4, 1827

July 6, 1827

Nov. 4, 1828

Dec. 27, 1828

Sept. 18, 1829
Sept. 28, 1830

Dec. 7, 1830

Jan. 14, 1831
Aug. 17, i8u

Nov. 9, 1813

342

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

LEACH Andrew, native of Glenluce, Galloway-
shire, Scotland, formerly a merchant at
Boston, at Belfast, Me.,

Lewis, at Scituate, in 59th year,

Betsey, wife of James, at Taunton, aged 33
years,

■Lois, at Bridsjewater, Mass., aged 25 years,

Almy, wife of Elisha S., at Scituate, aged 24
years,
LEAKE William M., Esq., Marshal of Missis.sippi,
at Natchez. American of

Walter, late Governor of Mississippi, in Hinds
Co.,

John G., at New York ; left an estate valued
at nearly a million dollars. American of
LEAPEROUSE Madame, aged 80 years, widow
of the celebrated naturalist,at Touleuse, Fr.,
LEAR Col. Thomas, accountant, Department of
War, at Washington, D. C, suddenly.
American of
LEARNED Rosabella, wife of Asa, in this town,
in 44th year.

Col. Simon, at Pittsfield, aged 63 years, late
commander of 9th U. S. Infantry, formerly
member of Congress, sheriff of Berkshire
Co., Mass. American of

Amasa, Esq., aged 74 years, at New London,
Ct., formerly member of Congress from
Connecticut and member of Assembly.
American of

Col. Sylvanus, at Oxford, Mass., aged 66
years. American of

Asa, aged 67 years, head clerk for Brown
and Ives,

Grant, at Boston, aged 5 1 ytars. American
of

, of Raynham, drowned in Taunton river,

LEARY Thomas, near Edenton, N. C; he fell
from his horse in a fox hunt. American of
LEATHER KEE Paul, aged 53 years,
LETHERBEE George W., aged 17 years, yourg-
est son of late Paul, of Providence, at Ha-
vana, on board brig Fame, of the fever,
[his name printed incorrectly Larroby],
LEAVENS John, son of Capt. Oliver, of this
town, drowned, in 4th year,

Melora, eldest daughter of Capt. Oliver, in
20th year,
LEAVENWORTH George, Esq., formerly of
New Haven, Ct., at Paris, F" ranee. Amer-
ican of

May 7, 1820
Aug. 30, 1 82 1

Aug. 31, 1821
March 9, 1824

April 20, 1824

July 25, 1823

Nov. 17, 1825

June 29, 1827

March 5, 1826

Oct. 18, 1816
May 10, 1814

Nov. 18, 1817

May 6, 1825

June 27, 1826

Jan. 14, 1827

May I, 1827
Aug. 9, 1829

April 7, 18 r 5
July 23, 1822

Oct. s, 1825

March 29, 18 13

Nov. 3, 1816

Feb. 2, 1813

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

343

LEAVITT Jonathan, aged i8 years, son of

"^ Hon. Joshua, of Greenfield, Mass., and

grandson of late President Stiles, member

of junior class Yale College, at New Haven,

LeBARON Mary F., wife of James, at Scituate,
aged 38 years; leaves 7 children. Society of
Friends,
Miss Rebecca, at Scituate, aged 54 years,

LEBRAS M , aged 15 years, at Paris, a sui-
cide. American of

LEBRUN Charles, Duke of Pacentia, in Europe,
aged 86 years. Had played an important
part in the affairs of Europe, and had held
several very important and honorary posi-
tions. American of

LEEKLER John, executed at Lancaster, Penn.,
for murder. American of

LECHMARE Richard, Esq., native of Boston,
Mass., at Bristol, Eng., aged 87 years.
American of

LECH MERE Vice Admiral , in England,

aged 64 years. American of

LECOINTRE Col. , ex-aide to Marshall

Massena, killed in a duel with Col. De Es-
queville, of the Garde Royale, at Paris.
American of

LECOURBE Gen. . at Befort, Fr., aged 55

years. American of

LeCROIX Thomas, in the burning of the Rich-
mond, Va., Theatre,

LEE William, eldest son of William, member of
Brown University, in 17th year,
General Henry, a Revolutionary hero, mur-
dered by a mob, at Baltimore,
Hon. Silas, at Wiscassett, Me., U. S. Attor-
ney tor District of Maine, and Judge of
Probate for Lincoln Co., aged 53 years.
American of
William, merchant, aged 56 years. Masonic

honors ; sermon by Dr. Gano,
Dr. Samuel, at Windham, Ct., aged 46 years.

American of
Lydia, widow of William, at Newport, aged

55 years, American of
Charles, at Farquier Co., Va., formerly U.
S. Attorney General, aged 58 years. Amer-
ican of
Charles, in this town, in 73d year,
Richard Henry, Esq., at Norfolk, Va. Amer-
ican of

May 10, 1821

Dec. 25, 1825
April 8, 1826

April 10, 1832

Sept. 28, 1824
Nov. s, 1822

March 25, 18:4
March 12, 1816

April 25, 1820

Jan. S, 1816

Dec. 26, 181 1

Feb. 28, 181 1

July 28, 1812

March 8, 1814
Oct. 20, 1814
Dec. 30, 1 814
May 23, 181 5

July 7, 1815
Aug. 22, i8rs

Oct. 24, 1815

344 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

LEE George G., Esq., at Boston, aged 42 years,

formerly member of the Massachusetts As-
sembly, May 13, 1816
H«nTy B., Esq., representative-elect from

New York, at Putnam, N. Y. American of Sept. 24, 1816
Rev. Jesse, late chaplain to Congress, 33

years a Methodist preacher, aged 59 years,

in Maryland. American of Sept. 27, 18 16

Lieutenant William Arthur, U. S. Navy, son

of the late Charles, Esq., of Virginia, at

Blendensburg, D. C, aged 21 years, in a

duel. American of July 18, 1817
, son of William, at Charleston, S. C,

fell from a church steeple. American of Sept. 2, 18 17

Gen. Henry, a Revolutionary worthy, at

Amilia Island, Ga., on board U. S. Ship

John Adams ; the General was very poor

and decrepit, has not seen a well day since

the Baltimore, Md , affair ; it is said he

has left a voluminous manuscript. Amer-
ican of April 14, 1818
Elizabeth, widow pi John, aged 80 years,

formerly of Newport, Aug. 29, 1818

Rev. Joseph, pastor of the church at Royal-

ston. in 77th year, and 51st of his ministry, Feb. 16, 1819
Thomas Sim, in Maryland, aged 75 years,

second governor of the State, Nov. 9, 1819

John K., of Providence, in Washington Co.,

Ga., aged 22 years, son of the late William, Dec. 27, 1820
Stephen, at Rehoboth, aged 65 years.

American of Aug. 14, 1821

Waitey, wife of Simeon, Jr., daughter of

Thomas Wall, of Glocester, deceased, at

Mendon, Mass., March 26, 1822

Betsey, widow of James, at Taunton, late of

Swanzey, aged 29 years. American of Sept. 6, 1822

Harriet E., youngest daughter of William, at

Newport, in 22d year, Oct. 6, 1822

Waitey, daughter of Levi, at Cumberland,

aged 40 years, Nov. 8, 1822

Mary, wire of Robert P., and daughter of late

Phineas Clarke, at Newport, aged 26 years.

American of Oct. 14, 1823

William R., Esq., aged 80 years, at Salem,

collector of the port. American of Nov. 16, 1824

Miss Lydia, at Cumberland, suddenly, in 6ist

year, Dec. i, 1824

James, at Douglass, Mass. American of Feb. 25, 1825

Mr. S. H., at Charleston, S. C. American of July 29. 1825

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 345

LEE Abigail, daughter of late William, at Mew-
port, of Society of Friends, aged 61 years.

American of Aug. 30, 1825

Bethiah, wife of Dea. Charles, at Windham,

Ct., aged 36 years. American of Jan. 25, 1828

Amaziah, at Attleboro, in 63d year, March 8, 1829

Ann H., widow of Gen. Henry, of the Rev-
olution, at the residence of W. H. Fitz-

hugh, at Ravensworth, July 26, 1829

Samuel, at Salisbury, aged 80 years, soldier

of the Revolution and oldest person in the

place, Sept. 8, 1829

Richard, at Marblehead, aged 67 years.

American of May 21, 1830

Stephen, of Portland, at New York, aged 74

years, soldier of the Revolution ; was at

one time prisoner on the Jersey prison

ship but escaped by swimming to the

shore. American of , Feb. 4, 1831

Capt. Frederick, at Madison, Ct., aged 63

years, for years in command of a revenue

cutter in the Long Island Sound. Ameri-
can of June 3, 1831
Lydia; wife of Levi, at Cumberland, in 74th

year, Dec. 15, 1832

LEFEHRE Marshall, Duke of Dontzie, in France.

American of Nov. 7, 1820

LEFTWICH Capt. Greenville, of the 7th U. S.

Infantry, in Arkansas, Sept. 24, 1824

LEGARE Mrs. , wife of Lieut. , of the

Navy, at Norfolk, Va. She had just arrived

from Key West. American of May 10, 1825

James, Esq., at St. John's Island, near

Charleston, .S. C, aged 74 years, soldier of

the Revolution. American of Feb. 2, 1830

LEGG William, in this town, in 53d year, Dec. 30, 1812

. David Edmund, infant son of William, Sept. 24, 1823

L'HAMMEDIEN Ezra, Esq.. aged ^^ years, at

Southold, L. I. He had served the public

upwards of 33 years, and was absent but

one year in that time ; leaves wife and one

child. American of Oct. 8, 1811

Lewis, drowned in the Passaic River with

another lad while bathing. American of July 29, 1825

Nathaniel, of cholera, July 26, 1832

LEIB Dr. Michael, formerly M. C, from Penn.,

at Philadelphia, Dec. 28, 1822

LEIGHTON Mrs. Dolly, at Glocester. Ameri-
can of Sept. 24, 1830

346 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

LEIPER Thomas, at Philadelphia, aged 80 years,

for 50 years he was in politics. American

of J^ly 22, 1825

LEITH Gen. Sir James, G. C. B., in Barbadoes,

Governor of the Isles. American of Nov. 26, 1816

LEMAN Joseph, seaman, on board brig Peter

Ramsen, fell from the foreyard on the out-
ward passage and killed. American of June 12, 1829
LEMOINE Stephen P., Esq., attorney at law, at

New York, in 31st year, Dec. 31, 1824

LENOX William H., of Arkansas. In crossing

the Arkansas River with his wife and her

two daughters by her former husband

James Hamilton, of Cincinnati, the boat

capsized and the three ladies were drowned.

Anierican of Feb. 6, 1829

LEO XII, Pope. American of April 10, 1829'

LEON the Princess of ; was being dressed to go

and dine with the Duke of Orleans when

her clothes caught fire and so badly burnt

her that she lived but a few hours, her age

was 24 years, Jan. 11, 1815

LEONARD Capt. Abiatha, at Taunton, at an

advanced age, Jflly 13, 1810

Charles Emmanuel, at Taunton, in 34th year, July 16, 1810
Henry, son of Alpheus, Esq., aged i year,

8 months, April 11, 18 14

Zephaniah, Esq., of Raynham, aged ^^ years, April 11, 1814
Timothy, at New Marlboro, Mass., aged 70

years ; at 26 he became insane, lived alone

and like a brute. American of July 11, 1817

George, Jr., attorney at law, son of Hon.

George, formerly of Massachusetts, in New

Brunswick ; was out gaming, in crossing a

creek on a log he fell in and was drowned.

American of Nov. 27, 18 18

Hon. George, at Norton, Mass., aged 90

ydars ; had been a Member of Massachu-
setts Legislature, Judge of Probate and

M. C, July 26, 1819

Ruth, wifeof Silas, at Taunton, aged S3 years, Dec. 22, 1819
Daniel, at Taunton, aged 24 years. Ameri-
can of Oct. 2, 1 82 1
Seth, at Raynham, aged about 70 years, pen-
sioner of the Revolution, Oct. 30, 1821
Benjamin, son of Elijah, at Taunton, aged 13

months. American of Nov. 9, 1821

Barnum Lowell, son of Sylvester, at Taunton,

aged 6 years, Feb. 11, 1822

Susan, wife of Abiather, at Taunton, aged 52

years, Aug. 25, 1823

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 347

LEONARD Charles Henry, at Seekonk, aged

about ayears, Oct. 26, 1823

Job, at Raynham, aged^ 46 years. American

of Oct. I, 1824

Barzillai, formerly of Taunton, in Maryland,

aged 30 years, Oct. 17, 1824

Samuel, of West Springfield, Mass.; killed

his wife with an ax and then himself, Dec. 19, 1825

friscilla, at Taunton, aged 49 years, Jan. 7, 1826

Ichabod, at Taunton, aged 60 years, Jan. 19, 1826

Silas, at Taunton, aged 54 years, P'eb. 9, 1826

Cuff (colored), aged 63 years, at Raynham,

soldier of the Revolution. American of Feb. 10, 1826

Sarah, widow of Capt. Abiather, aged 71

years, at Taunton. American of Feb. 17, 1826
, wife of Samuel, at Taunton, aged 38

years, Sept. 29, 1826

Experience, widow of Hon. George, kt Nor-
ton, in 89th year. American of June i, 1827
Sybil, widow of Capt. Ichabod, at Taunton,

aged 91 years, Aug. ti, 1827

Abigail, widow of Benjamin, aged 88 years,

at Taunton, April 5, 1828

Daniel, Esq., formerly Chief Justice of Ber-
muda, aged 89 years, killed by accidental

discharge of a pistol ; was a native of

Massachusetts, a classmate at Harvard

with John Adams, and was one of the last

of the Loyalists that were expatriated at

the time of the Revolution, Aug. 25. 1829

Henry P., at Sturbridge, Mass., graduate of

Brown University. American of Jan. 28, 1831

Maria, killed by William Roby, at Boston.

American of July 19, 1831

Sarah Ann, daughter of late J , at Ware-
ham, in 15th year, Oct. 8, 183 1
Maria, murdered by William Roby, who was

sentencea to be hung for the crime.

American of July 14, 1832

LEOPOLD , Secretary of State of Sweden,

the "Voltaire of the North." American of May 23, 1820
LESEINGER P., a German and suicide, aged 70

years, in New York. American of May 11, 1819

LESLIE Mrs. John, in the burning of the Rich-
mond, Va., theatre, Dec. 26, 181 1
Prof. , of the University of Edinburgh,

at Pavia, in 8sth year, Oct. 31, 1832

LETH BRIDGE Samuel, at Franklin, in 67th

year, Feb. 7, 1816

LETHRIDGE James, at Franklin, aged 48 years.

American of Dec. 12, 1809

348

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

LETTSOM Dr.

in London, aged 70 years.

He first introduced the " Mangle Wurzell "
in England,

LETUZ Henry Gerard, native of Switzerland,
at Frederickburg, Va., while playing on
the organ in church,

LEUCHTEMBURG Prince Eugene [Eugene
Beauharnais], by apoplexy, after a severe
illness ; is reported from Turin,

LeVAILLIANT at Paris, at a very advanced
age, a celebrated traveller. American of

LeVALLEY Anne, wife of John, of and at War-
wick,
Peter, at Warwick, in 89th year. American

of
Jemima, wife of Gardiner T., and daughter of
Calvin Walker, of Providence, at East
Greenwich, in 45th year,
Elizabeth, widow of Joseph, daughter of
Thomas Remington, at Coventry, in 67th
year,
Margaret, daughter of Stephen, at Warwick,
in 31st year,

LEVECK Lucy W., wife of John C, of Charles-
ton, S. C, daughter of Nathaniel B. Dex-
ter, at Pawtucket,

LEVI , at Richmond, Va., was an elderly

gentleman ; while walking the street he
fell to the ground and expired. American
of
Marcus, at Richmond, Va., for 30 years well
known at that city ; was a Hebrew and
an expert in the rituals of that people; he
lived alone and seemed to be in great want;
there was found m his house after his
death upwards of ;g6o,ooo. American of
Mr. , doorkeeper, perished in the burn-
ing of the Royal Brunswick theatre, Lon-
don,

LEVY Emanuel, at Charleston, S. C, suicide,
insane. American of

LEWETT Peter, at Medway, Mass., aged 67
years. American of

LEWIN Bethiah, wife of Capt. John, at Swan-
zey, aged 65 years,
Mary Ann, daughter of Nathan, aged 15-^
months, at Swanzey, Mass. American of

LEWIS Mary, wife of Aaron, and eldest daugh-
ter of Noah Mason, of this town, at Digh-
ton, in 62d year,

Nov. I, 1815

July 8, 1816

May I, 1823

Feb. 4, 1825

March 18, 18 14

March 24, 1818

Jan. 22, 1826

April 26, 1 828
Oct. 28, 1832

May 2, 1824
July II, 1823

July 25, 1823

Feb. 28, 1828
Dec. 13, 1816
Oct. 16, 1 82 1
Jan. 31, 1814
Sept. 21, 1821

May 13, 1814

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS 349

LEWIS John, Jr., son of Major John, at Coven-
try, in 36th year, ^. Jan. 9, 1816

Mrs. Mary, wife of Major John, at Coventry,

in 55th year, Jan. 15, 1816

Abigail, widow, at Middleboro. American

of May 14 ana 17, 1816

M. G., at sea. on passage from Jamaica to
Liverpool, was an author, well known as
" Monk Lewis." American of Sept. 4, 181 8

Harriet, wife of James, daughter of Guy

Richards, Esq., of New London, at Paris, Dec. 8, 181 8

Matthew Gregory, in England, known as
" Monk " Lewis. See obituary in this num-
ber. American of Jan. 15, 1819

Rebecca, widow of Richard, at Newport, in
70th year. American of Jan. 4, 1820

Rebecca, widow of Richard, at Newport, in
70th year. American of Jan. 14, 1820

Lydia, widow of Capt. Edward, of Marble-
head, Mass., at Pawtucket, in 43d year.
American of Feb. 25, 1820

David, a notorious robber, aged 30 years, in
jail at Bellefonte, Penn., of his wounds.
American of Aug i, 1820

William, colored, aged 32 years, recently from

Island of Antigua. American of Aug. 4, 1820

Sarah Ann, wife of Dea. Daniel, eldest daugh-
ter of Nicholas C. Northup, Esq., at North
Stonington, Ct, May 20, 1821

, son of Capt. , drowned, fell over-
board in a scuffle on a vessel, at Baltimore, June 8, 1822

H. C, late resident of Philadelphia, a printer,
and man of education, near Louisville, Ky., Oct. 3, 1822

Hon. Lothrop, at Bangor, Me., aged 58 years;
was one of the commissioners to decide the
Massachusetts and Maine lands ; was a
surveyor and dropped dead beside his in-
struments, Oct. 9, 1822

Samuel, at Lancaster, Penn., aged 69 years,

the geographer and penman. American of Oct. 15, 1822

Francis, at Tisbury, Mass., aged 63 years, 32
of which he dressed as a woman. He mar-
ried and left a numerous family. American
of Feb. 4, 1823

Mary S., wife of Benjamin, in 38th year, Oct. 25, 1823

Samuel V., aged 18 years, son of widow Ann,
of Bristol, at sea, on board ship Gen. Jack-
son, on her passage from Havana to Trieste, Nov. 21, 1823

Jesse, aged 17 years, son of widow Ann, of
Bristol, at sea, on board ship Gen. Jackson,

350 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND '

LEWIS:

on her passage from Havana to Trieste.

American of Nov. 25, 1823

Com. Jacob, aged 60 years, in New Jersey,
formerly of IVTarblehead, and commanded
a flotilla in late war. American of June 18, 1824

Ann, eldest daughter of Mr. Lewis of musical
memory, being the third child he has lost
within a few days, at Pomt Coupee. Amer-
ican of Nov. 30, 1824

Miss Molly, at Attleboro, formerly of Provi-
dence, aged 84 years, Dec. 26, 1825

Higgins, of Dartmouth, at sea, on board brig
Sail and Hope, on passage from Port au
Prince, April 8, 1826

Sarah H., infant daughter of Benjamin, at

Providence, May 25, 1826

Rev. Abner, at Swanzey, in 79th year. Amer-
ican of July 25, 1826

Rev Abner, at Swanzey, in 79th year. Amer-
ican of Aug. [, 1826

John Henry, son of Lewis, at Wickford, Dec^ 13, 1827

Miss Sarah Ann, in 27th year, April 16, 1828

Lucy Enieline, daughter of Thomas, aged 11

months, July 23, 1828

Joseph, at Sterling, Ct., aged 40 years ; in
attempting to save his son from drowning
he lost hi? life, Aug. 3, 1828

William, Jr.. of Monroe, Orange Co., N. Y.;
his house caught fire and 4 of his children
perished. American of

Robert, Esq.. aged 60 years, at Fredericks-
burg, Va., mayor of the city and nephew
of Gen. Washington, American of

Daniel, at Newport, aged 39 years,

William, at Athol, Mass , aged 66 years, sol-
dier of the Revolution. American of

"Roswell W., died suddenly while eating, at
New York. American of

Capt. David, at Calais, suffocated,

Gilbert, at Sandwich, aged 56 years,

Mary, wife of Asa, at Boston, aged 46 years.
American of

Hannah G., at Boston, aged 28 years.
American of
I.EWSON Lady Jane, at London, aged r 16 years,
was married early and a widow at 26, hav-
ing had one child, a daughter. American
of

Jan. 1 6,

1829

Feb. 10,
Sept. 3,

1829
1829

Oct. 20,

1829

Dec. 22,

1829

June 5,
Feb. 26,

1830
1831

March 11,

1831

April 29,

1831

Aug. 6,

i8i6

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

351

LIBBEY Joanna, widow of Capt. David, at At-

tleboro, in 86th year,
LIGHTAZARD John, at sea, on board U, S.

Ship Cyane. American of
LIGHTHURN Mrs. Susannah, wife of Capt.

Benjamin S., late of Newport, at Nassau,

N. P. American of
LILLEY Mr. , near Cape Fear, N. C, aged

1 1 5 years ; had no family, was a hunter

and farmer and never had a bed, Amer-
ican of
LILLIBRIDGE Edward, at Richmond, in 87th

year. American of
Jesse, at Newport, aged 88 years. American

of
LINCENT Laban, at Fearing, O., formerly of

Providence, in 70th year,
LINCH John, gardener, in England ; found dead

the next morning after sitting up all night

to watch for robbers, the gases in the

greenhouse suffocating him. American of
LINCOLN Major General Benjamin, late col-
lector of Boston and Charleston, at Hing-

ham,
Daniel Waldo, Esq., at Worcester, aged 31

years, son of Hon. Levi. American of
Anna, wife of Spencer, at Providence, in 22d

year,
Hon. Levi, formerly Attorney General of

United States, also Lieut. Governor and

Acting Governor of Massachusetts, at

Worcester,
Lydia Pringell, daughter of Thomas, aged 28

years,
George, aged 7 years, Sarah, aged 18 months,

children of Nedebiah, jr., at Taunton.

American of
William, 2d, at Taunton, aged 30 years.

American of
Albert, son of Hadijah, at Taunton, aged 7

years. American of
Caleb, at Taunton, aged 62 years,
Maria, daughter of late Caleb, at Taunton,

aged 23 years, a few hours previous to her

father's burial,
Lydia, wife of Abijah, at Taunton, aged 60

years,
David, at Norton, aged 95 years. He had 8

children, 65 grand, 68 of the fourth and 2

of the fifth generation,

June 28, 1817
Jan. S, 1 82 1

May 19, 1826

Feb. 27, 18 1 8
Feb. 26, 1 8 19
April 4, 1828
July 22, 1820

Dec. 27, 1 8 14

May 9, 1 810
April 25, 1815
April 23, 1 81 8

April 14, 1820
March 29, 1821

March i, 1822

March 8, 1822

May 17, 1822
March 27, 1822

March 28, 1822
March 31, 1822

July 19, 1822

352 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

LINCOLN Deborah, wife of Nebediah, at Taun-
ton, aged 30 years, Oct. 7, 1822
Abijah, at Taunton, aged 68 years, Aug. 2, 1823
Mrs. Abigail, at Taunton, aged 74 years, Aug. 24, 1823
Lucinda B., daughter of Ambrose, at Rayn-

ham, aged 18 years. American of Oct, 10, 1823

Simon, late editor of the Connecticut Mirror,

at Berlin, Ct., aged, 34 years. American

of Oct. 17, 1823

Hon. Abraham, of Worcester, member of the

executive council, at Boston, aged 63 years,

very suddenly, July 2, 1824

Eunice Ann, daughter of Simon, at Norton,

Mass,, aged 16 years, Sept. 15, 1824

Anna, aged 68 years, sister of late Simeon, at

Norton. Four of this family have died and

six more have been under the doctor's care

within the last 49 days, Oct. 6, J 824

Elijah, formerly of Taunton, at North Provi-
dence, ageu 62 years, July 20, 1825
Elijah, aged 60 years, while mowing for Gen.

Hawes, at North Providence. American

of July 29, 1825

Spencer, son of Thomas, in 31st year, Sept. 21, 1825

Rufus, at Norton, aged 69 years, Oct. 17, 1826

Sullivan, in 41st year, Oct. 22, 1826

Mrs. Elizabeth, at Taunton, aged 79 years, Feb. 19, 1827

Thomas, aged 56 years, Nov. 8, 1827

Marcha, widow of Hon. Levi, at Worcester,

aged 68 years, March 28, 1828

Capt. , of brig America, of Bristol, at

New Orleans, Nov, 27, 1828

Capt. Amos, at Quincy, aged 75 years, uncle

of the governors of Mame and Massachu-

,setts; was one of the Boston Tea Party,

and served in the Revolution ; commanded

a company of artillery. American of
Enoch, Governor of Maine, at Augusta,
Miss Rachal, at Taunton, aged 36 years.

American of
Sarah, wife of Dr. Asa, at Brimfield, aged 39

years,
-Angelina Frances, infant daughter of Leon-
ard (^., aged 18 months,
LINDENBERGER John, in Providence, in 64th

year,
Mellicent, third daughter of the late John, in

19th year,
LINDLEY Noah, Esq., attorney at law. at Wheel-
ing, Va.; was a graduate of Yale, 1791, first

March 31,
Oct. 9,

1829
1829

Feb. 12,

1830

Aug. 8,

1830

Sept. 17,

.832

Sept. 30,

1817

July 2,

1818

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS

353

LINDLEY:

tutor at Williams College and afterwards
at Yale ; left $3,000 to Yale and a fund for
a school at Wheeling,

Jacob, Friend minister, at New Garden, Penn.,
by the overturning of a chaise. American
of

Capt. Joshua, aged ^^ years,

Thomas, of Providence, aged 47 years, on
board brig Fountain, on her passage from
Surinam,

Joab, of Providence, at Matanzas, in 3 2d year,
LINDSEY Temperance Harriet, daughter of
Samuel D., at Seekonk,

James Mitchell, at Smithfield, aged about 23
years, found in road frozen ; was born at
Littleton, N. H.; enlisted in Capt. Greene's
corps of artillery Feb. 4, 1815, and dis-
charged April 24; had relatives at Peacham,
Vt. American of

Capt. Samuel, at Montreal, native of Penn-
sylvania, aged 85 years. Congress offered
him a majority, but he avowed his allegiance
to the King. Gen. Washington, knowing
his merits, granted him an escort to join
the King's Army under Sir William Howe,
who gave him a command in DeLancey's
regiment, made him inspector of guides,
which office he served in during the Revo-
lution. American of

Mary, wife of John, at Rehoboth, in 62d year.
American of

Arthur, seaman, perished in the wreck of
schooner Quaker,

Miss Charlotte, daughter of John, at Reho-
both, in 29th year,

Rev. Dr. , in Liverpool, suddenly, while

attending a meeting,

Betsey Eunice, daughter of Woodbury, at
Bristol, aged ro years,

Merabah, aged 56 years,

, shot his wife dead in the presence of

her mother and cousin, in Giles Co., Tenn.,

William, at Bristol, in 8ist year,

Martha, daughter of Daniel, at Bristol, aged
5 months,

John, at Rehoboth, in 77th year, very sud-
denly,

Mrs. Lydia, at the Bristol Asylum, aged 82
years,

March 25, 1814

July I, 1814
Aug. 16, 1822

Jan. — . 1828
Feb. 10, 1830

Jan. 22, 1816

Feb. 18, 1817

Feb. 13, 1818

June 15, 1879

March 6, 1820

Dec. 22, 1820

Feb. 14, 1 82 1

April 5, 1824.
April II, 1825

June 28, 1825
March 22, 1826

July 6, 1826

Jan. 7, 1829

July 4, 1830

354 VITAL RECORD OP RHODE ISLAND

LINDSEY Sarah D , wife of Cyrus W., and

daughter of late John Sabin, in 39th year, Nov. 27, 1831

Temperance I., wife of Samuel D., daughter

of Abel Ide, of Seekonk, at Providence, in

38th year, June 26, 1832

Henry M., infant son of Col. Henry M., aged

IS months, Dec. 2, 1832

LINZEE Samuel Hood, Esq., rear admiral of the

Blue squadron in British navy. American

of Nov. 10, 1820

LINES Miss , one of the Union Missionary

family which left New York last year, in

Arkansas, of fever. American of Sept. 19, 1820

LINGUN General , of Georgetown, mur-
dered by a mob at Baltimore, July 28, 1812
LINN James, Esq., late secretary of state for

New Jersey, and member of Congress, at

Trenton, in 73d year, Jan. 5, 1821

John, member of Congress from New Jersey,

at Washington, D. C, Jan. 5, 1821

LINSCOTT Jotham, at Sanford, Me., aged 21

years ; while walking beside his team in

usual health, he fell and instantly expired.

American of Jan. 21, 1825

LIPPITT Phebe, youngest daughter of John, in

this town, in 3d year, April 16, 1809

Waterman, son of the late Christopher, Esq.,

of Cranston, at Chatham, N. Y., in 51st

year, leaves wife and 7 children, April 19, 1809

John, at Warwick, in 8ist year, sermon by

Rev. Mr. Crocker, Sept. 17, 181 1

Elder Abraham, formerly of Warwick, at

Harwick, N. Y., aged 65 years ; he en-
tered the church' of Christ in 1774, or-
dained elder in 1782 and had a pastoral

charge until hisdeath, Aug. 23, 1812

Ann Maria, wife of John, merchant, in this

town, in 43d year, Oct. ir, 1812

Eliza, wife of Moses, Esq., in 70th year, Aug. 12, 181 3

George, son of Charles, Esq., of this town,

aged about 26 years, Dec. 27, 1 8 1 3

Caroline Snow, wife of Joseph Francis Lip-

pitt, and youngest daughter of the late

Capt. James Munroe, in this town, aged 25

years, April 27, 181 5

William Magee, only son of John, in 19th

year, Feb. 2, 1818

Ann, widow of John, aged 64 years, leaves 2

daughters, Sept. 12, 1820

John Allen, son of John, Esq., aged 19

months, March 30, 1821

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 355

LIPPITT , infant daughter of Richard.

American of July 10, 1821

Samuel Foster, son of Richard, aged 2 years,

3 months, Aug. 11, i82t

Cornelius, son of Richa'-d, in 4th year, Aug. 26, 1821

Eliza, wife of Thomas, daughter of late Sam-
uel Chace, Esq., of Providence, at War-
wick; sermon by Rev. Dr. Crocker, Oct. 6, 1821

Anne P., daughter of Charles, aged 28 years, Feb. 12, 1822

Gen. Christopher, at Cranston, in 80th year,
one of Rhode Island's distinguished offi-
cers of the Revolution. (See fine obituary
in issue of June 22), June 17, (824

Lemuel Bishop, aged 17 years, Raymond
Greene, aged 15 years, and James Russell,
aged 14 years, sons of Richard Lippitt,
Esq., cashier of Union Bank, drowned in
the bay by the capsizing of the sloop Can-
didate. Mr. L. has only one son now living, May i, 1825

Wellington, eldest son of William, at Crans-
ton, in I ith year. May 19, 1826

Ann, wife of John, in Soth year, June 13, 1828

Richard M., son of Richard, aged 6 years, Feb. 23, 1829

Edwin F., at Warwick, in 27th year, June 14, 1829

John, m 68th year, July 30 1830

LISCOMB Abigail Howe, daughter of Isaac,

at Bristol, in 19th y. ar, Oct. 5, 1819

Francis, of Taunton, at sea, on board brig

Elizabeth, fell from aloft during a squall, July 31, 1827

Mary, daughter of late John, of Bristol, at

Providence, aged 4( years, March 28, 1828

Margaret, wife of Capt. Isaac, aged 59 years, Sept. 25, 1832
LITCH Manasses, a child ot his aged about 8
years ; had drank too freely of cider in the
morning. Mr. L., who is a strict Thomp-
sonian, tried the remedy on the child who
died in about 4 hours,
LITCHFIELD Miss Harriet, at Warwick, in

19th year,
LITTELL William, Esq.. LL. D., at Frankfort,
Ky., author of Land Works. American of
LITTLE Capt. Archibald, native of Bristol, at

Baracoa, W. I , aged 34 years, Aug. 28, 1821

William, at Baltimore, of firm of Cobb and

Little, aged 26 years, Oct. 10, 1822

Rev. Robert, pastor of Unitarian Church in

Washington City, at Harrisburgh, Aug. 5, 1827

Col. Peter, near Freedom, Baltimore Co.,
Md, in S5thyear; had been 20 years mem-
ber of Congress ; he commanded the 38th
U. S. Infantry in the last war, Feb. 5, 1830

June 13,

1830

Jan. 14,

1825

Nov. 19,

1824

356

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

LITTLE Michael, Esq., formerly deputy collec-
tor, at Newbury port, suddenly, aged 69

years American of
LITTLEFIELD Deliverance, wife of Solomon
v., at South Kingstown, in 69th year,

Sarah, eldest daughter of the late George, of
and at Newport, aged 20 years,

Enoch S , of Bristol, at Havana, in 17th year,
eldest son of the late Capt. Caleb,

Nathaniel, at New Shoreham, aged 21 years.
American of -

Job and his wife, he aged 70 years, she 88,
at Scituate, Mass., perished in the burning
of their house,

James, of Maine, aged 28 years, at New York
hospital, of lumbar abscess, between Dec.
I, 1821 and Feb. 28, 1822. American of

Caleb, of Bristol, lost at sea from brig Mount
Pleasant, in a gale of wind,

Elizabeth, wife of Capt. William, and daugh-
ter of late Francis Brinley, Esq., of New-
port, at Columbia, Tenn., aged 58 years.
American of

LITTLEPAGE Miss , in the burning of the

Richmond, Va., theatre,

LITTLER , widow of Daniel, formerly of

London, at Taunton, aged 42 years.
American of
LIVERMORE Elisha, Jr., at Ward, Mass., aged
25 years, suddenly ; he ate a hearty dinner,
walked about 30 rods, where he was found
dead 40 minutes afterward. American of

Mary, wife of Rev. Jason, at Tiverton, in
60th year. American of

Elder Jason, in 67th year, at Cumberland ;
taken sick while on a preaching visit ; ser-
mon by Rev. Dr. Gano, Acts xx:24,

Arthur Hrown, son of Hon. Edward St. Loe
L„ at Clemsford, Mass. American of
LIVERPOOL Countess ot, late lady of the pre-
mier of England, m London. American of
LIVINGSTON Talliaferro, Esq., marshal, dis-
trict of Alabama, at Mobile, aged 41 years.
American of

Gen. Henry, at Livingston Manor, N. Y.,
aged 71 years; was acting as lieutenant-
colonel at the capture of Burgoyne,

Dr. John, professor of Didactic and Polymic
Divinity in the Theological Seminary of
the Reformed Dutch church, at New

April 22, 1 83 1

March 11, 1810

March 5, 1814

Nov. 24, 1 817

May 4, 1 821

Feb. 17, 1822

March 22, 1822
Sept, 2, 1822

Oct. I, 1822
Dec. 26, 181 1

Jan. II, 1828

March 8, 1814
March 14, 1815

April I, 1816

May 3, 1825

July 31, 1821

April 29, 1823

May 26, 1823

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 357

LIVINGSTON :

Brunswick, N. J., in 79th year. American

ot Jan. 25, 1825

Francis A., Esq., late of Dutchess Co.

American of June 22, 1830

LIVINGSTONE Robert Clermont, eldest son
of Hon. Brockholst, at Jamaica. Ameri-
can of Aug. 21, 1818

Hon. Brockholst, one of the associate jus-
tices of the Supreme court, at Washing-
ton, in 66th year, March 18, 1823

Henry, Esq.; he married the eldest daugh-
ter of Judge William W. Van Ness, and
inherited a princely estate from the late
Gen. Henry Livingston, at Claverick, N.
Y., Nov. 21, 1828

Henry C, at Sing Sing, N. Y., a notorious

confidence man. American of Aug. 21, 1832

LLOYD Mrs. , mother of William, at New-
port, burnt from an explosion of gunpow-
der she was carelessly handling. Ameri-
can of Jan. 30, 1824

Francis L., murdered at Boston at the place
called the " Hill " by Mial and Warren
Parker, in May — , 1823 Sentence of
death has been pronounced upon them.
American of Dec. 21, 1824

William, Esq , aged 72 years, at Tarpoint,
Eng., formerly commander of the Serapis
frigate, probably the one Paul Jones cap-
tured. American of Oct. 12, 1827

William, at Springfield, aged 82 years.

American of July 13, 1830

Sarah, wife of Richard, of Smithfield, April 24, 1832

LOCKARIN Miss Maria, at Newport, in 20th

year, Jan. 24, 1823

LOCKE Samuel B., private in Capt. William
Battey's company of infantry, killed at
Fort George, U. C, June 6, 181 3

Jesse, at Cincinnati, aged 49 years, killed by
discharge of a gun which a fellow in an
adjoining room was imprudently snapping.
American of Nov. 12, 181 3

Jonas, at West Cambridge, aged 36 years,
supposed poisoned from skinning a cow
that had died. American of April 5, 1825

Mrs. Susannah, at Falmouth, Me., aged 95
years; her descendants are 11 children,
89 grand, 2r I great-grand and 14 great-
great-grandchildren, total 325. American of Oct. 21, 1825

358 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

LOCKWOOD Anna, wife of Capt. Amos, at

Warwick, suddenly, in 30th year; was

eldest daughter of Capt. Nathan Westcott, Nov. 9, 18 15

Miss Nancy, in 64th year, July 22, 1819

Avis, daughter of late Benoni, of Pawtuxet,

■ at Providence, aged 57 years. American

of Jan. 3, 1832

LOFFT Capel, Esq., editor and author, in

Italy. American of Aug. 3, 1824

LOGAN William, at Providence, aged 50 years.

American of June 2, 1818

Thomas U., seaman, perished in the wreck

of the schooner Quaker, March 6, 1 820

Dr. George, near Philadelphia, aged 6J years, April 10, 1821
John, at Woodstock, Vt., aged 34 years ;
while raising a hog from the scalding tub
the rope broke, precipitating him down a
wharfing 27 feet and killing him, Dec. 4, 1829

LOMAS John, at Knox, N. Y., aged 103 years ;
was taken prisoner in the Revolution by
the Chippewa Indians ; his wife is now
living, aged 100 vcars American of July 3, 1832

LOMBARD Adeline, drowned in the pond at

Sutton, Mass., May 29, 1822

LOMBER Abner, of Barnstable, seaman, belong-
ing to schooner Apollo, of Boston, Oct. 31, 1825
LONDONDERRY Lord, secretary of state for
the foreign department, of London, at
North Cray, Kent, a suicide, (see long
obituary Oct. i), Aug. 12, 1822
Marchioness of, in England ; she filled,
when Lady Castlereagh, a large space in
the ranks of fashion and society. Ameri-
can of April 24, 1829
LONG Phinehas J., seaman, at sea, on board
ship Dromo, on her voyage to Canton.
American of July 13, 1810
Reuben, suicide, in Pennsylvania. American

of April 18, 1 8 17

Gen. , son of Frederick, died by violence

in Mexico ; the Government has sent the
balance of his estate, ^12,650, to his
brother in New York. American of June 14, 1822

Moses, a lad, drowned while returning from

Isles of Shoals to Portsmouth, N. H., June 22, 1825

Mrs. , murdered by Joe and Molly,

negroes, who were executed at Concord,
N. C, for the crime. May 30, 1828

LONGFELLOW Capt. William, of Maine, at
Brooklyn Heights, supposed to have killed
himself with a pistol shot, American of Aug. 15, 1826

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS

359

LONGFELLOW John, at Newbury, aged 25
years. American of
Patience, widow of Judge, at Gorham, Me.,
aged 84 years. American of
LONSDALE William Laroy, infant son of
James, at Pawtuxet. American of
James,
LOOK Noah, at Hawley, aged 70 years ; en-
listed first when he was just 16 years old in
the Revolutionary service. American of
LOOM IS Mary Eliza, only child of Col. Lib-
beus, of and at New York, in nth year,
William, formerly of Rhode Island, at Wash-
ington, N. C, a suicide while insane,
Elizabeth, wife of Col. Lebbins, at New York,

in 59th year American of
Rev. Harvey, at Bangor, Me., a few moments
after entering his pulpit, his text was " This
year thou shalt die "

LOPEPELL , an Irish gentleman, formerly

of Philadelphia, lost in the wreck of the
ship Helen, at sea. American of
LOPEZ Jacob, at Newport, aged 70 years; of
Hebrew Society,
Joseph, eldest son of Aaron, dec, of Newport,
at Greenwich Village, N. Y,, in 69th year.
American of
Moses, late of Newport, at New York, aged
86 years ; was a native of Lisbon, and re-
sided there with his parents at the time of
the earthquake 17S5 ; was sent to his uncle
Aaron at Newport where he resided nearly
60 years. Is buried at the Hebrew Cem-
etery, Newport. American of
Samuel, of Newport, at New York,
LORD Phebe Ann Bentley, infant daughter of
Jesse, aged 6 months,
Andrew S., aged 15 years, at Lyme, Ct.,
Benjamin, Jr., at Lyme, Ct., aged 27 years,
Christopher, at Lyme, Ct., aged 23 years,
Benjamin, at Lyme, Ct., aged 67 years,
Augustus I., at Lyme, Ct., aged 19 years,
Abigail, at Ipswich, in 25th year. Ameri-
can of
Robert, at Pawtucket, in 32d year,
Olive, wife of James, at Smithfield, aged 27

years,
Elizabeth G., wife of Capt. John, at Ipswich,
Mass., aged 34 years ; the last of eight
children, all of whom have fallen victims to
consumption. American of

Nov. 3, 1829

Aug, 20, 1830

Nov. 29, 1822
April 30, 1829

Jan. 22, 1830

March 9, [814

Nov. 23, 1817

July 8, 1823

Jan. 2, 1825

Feb. 4, 1820
March 17, 1823

Dec. 7, 1822

April 6, 1830
March i, 1831

Oct. 19, 1 82 1
Feb. 17, 1822
Aug. II, 1822
Oct. 21, 1822
Oct. 23, 1822
Dec. i6, 1822

Oct. 12, 1827
June 20, 1829

June 29, 1829

Jan. 15, 1830

360

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

LORING Simeon, in this town in 86tii year,

Daniel, Esq., aged 40 years, native of Leices-
ter, near Cahawla, Ala American of

Mary, wife of Dea. James, at Boston, aged 5 1
years American of
LOROTCH Benjamin, seaman, at Matanzas,
LORRENVILLE John, Lord, in Scotland.
President Board of Agriculture for Great
Britain. American of
LOTHROP Seth, native of Massachusetts, many
years a merchant at Charleston, S. C., at
Isle of St. Croix, W. L,

Zebadiah, merchant, at Providence, in 49th
year,

Dr. Nathaniel, aged 91 years, graduate of
Harvard. 1756, at Plymouth. American of

Warren, first officer of bng Charlotte, of
Boston, at sea,

Christopher, aged 18 years, son of late Zebe-
dee, drowned in the Seekonk, above the
Moses Brown Bridge,

Henry Greene, son of Henry W., in 3d year,
LOUD Mrs. Betsey, wife of Zenas, in 38th year,
LONGHEAD Capt. Charles T., of Warren,
master of brig Francis, of this port and
former member of General Assembly, at
Dartmouth, Eng.,
LOUIS XVIII. His Queen's death is announ-
ced as having died in England. American
of
LOUIS Mrs. Mary, wife of Andrew, aged 63
years, late of Providence, at Fort Sullivan,
Me.,

Andrew, native of France, formerly of Prov-
idence, at Fort Washington, Md., in 79th
year. American of
:L0VE Ira D., of the Junior Class, Columbia
University and licensed preacher at Wash-
ington, D. C, aged 26 years. American of

John, murdered by Nelson Israel, Jr., and
Isaac Thayer, who were executed for the
crime, at Buffalo, N. Y.,
George, at Barre, Orleans Co.; was cutting
wood to feed the fire for maple sugar boil-
ing. His wife, to escape a gush of wind,
■dodged, and the ax descended, cut her
neck so dreadfully as to cause death in a
few days. Mr. Love was so affected that
he went insane. They leave three children.
American of

May 9, 1814

Dec. 14, 1821

Jan. 19, 1830
Aug. 8, 1818

Dec. 28, 1819

Jan. 10, 1816
Sept. 4, 1818
Nov. 4. 1828
June 4, 1830

July 18, 1830

Aug. 26, 1830

Dec. 4, 1828

March 25, 1818
Jan. 25, 1811

Aug. 18, 1 82 1
Feb. 15, 1831
Nov. 14, 1823
June 17, 1825

April 22, 1828

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

361

LOVELL Elliott, at Smithfield, in 6oth year, of
the fever. Within a compass of two or
three miles, this fever has widowed 14
wives, whose husbands' farms are contigu-
ous. American of

James, Esq., Naval Officer of the ports of
Boston and Charlestown, at Windham, Me.,
in 77th year. American of

Margaret, widow of Alexander, at Smithfield,
in 62d year.

Miss Nancy, at Barnstable, aged 24 years.
American of

Mrs P , wife of Capt. George, at Barn-
stable. American of

Capt. Jacob, killed by the machinery of his
engine. American of

Capt. Abner, of Barnstable, Mass., drowned
in Hyannis Harbor,
LOVEGROVE William, in England, an actor at
Drury Lane Theatre, London. American
of
LOVIE James, at Newport, aged 3 1 years,

Susan Francis, daughter of William, at New-
port, aged II months. American of

Robie, wife of William, at Newport, aged 33
years. American of
LOVEJOY Mrs Mary H„ wife of John, at Ep-
som, N. H., aged 28 vears American of
LOVELACE Charles, at Brooklyn, Ct., aged 15
years. He deliberately shot himself with a
gun saying he was tired of life. American
of
LOVERIDGE John, native of Cornwall, Eng.,
aged about 21 years Fell overboard from
steamer President on her passage to New
York and drowned,

LOVETT , child of John, aged i year, by

sucking boiling coffee from the nose of a
coffee pot, at Beverly, Mass. American of

James, at Mendon, in 87th year,

Capt. William, President New York Firemen
Insurance Co., at New York, in 58th year.
American of

Hon John, in Ohio, aged 58 years ; was of
Albany, N. Y., and former M. C. Ameri-
can of

Capt. Whipple, formerly of Cumberland, at
Schenectady, N. Y., aged 65 years,
LOW Almira, eldest daughter of Charles, in 19th
year,

April 19, 1814

July 22, 1814

Jan. 9, 1818

Nov. II, 1828

Nov. II, 1828
May 5, 1829
July 2, 1821

Aug. 20, 1816
Sept. 22, 1824

April 26, 1825

Jan. II, 1828

Aug. 3, 1830

April 28, 1820

March 4, 1830

May IS. 1812
July 11, 1814

Sept. 12, 1817

Sept. II, 1818

March 25, 1822

Dec. 7, i8ti

362 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

LOW Stephen, at Warwick, in 67th year, Nov. 4, 1814

Catherine, wife of Charles, at Warwick, aged

47 years Sept. 27, 1815

Ann, wife of Col. John, and eldest daughter

of the late Jeremiah Lippitt, Esq., at War-
wick, June 9, 1 8 16
Col. John, at Warwick, in 86th year, April 22, 1817
Sally S., daughter of the late Anthony, Esq.,

at Warwick, in 37th year. American of Oct. 10, 1817

Solomon G., at Charleston, S. C, for several

years editor of Boston Daily Advertiser.

American of Jan. 17, 1823

Lieut. Ephraim W., U. S. Army, at Green

Bay, Mich., aged 25 years, formerly of

Boston. American of Aug. 12, 1825

Rev. Isaac, at New York. American of Aug. 19, 1825

John Weekes, youngest son of Charles, aged

17 months, Oct. 8, 1825

Charles William, son of Joseph, aged 3 years,

7 months, Nov. 30, 1825

John, Jr., in Sth year, only son of John, for-
merly of Warwick, at Woodstock, Ct., April 19, 1826
Mary, aged 14 years, at Sunkhaze, Me.

While standing with her back to the fire

her clothes caught fire. She was so badly

burnt that she lived but three days.

American of Jan. 26, 1827

Abby, daughter of Charles, aged 32 years, Oct. 19, 1828

Nancy, daughter of James, aged 26 years. Oct. 8, 1829

Jacob, at Warren, aged Ti years ; was born

at Pomfret, Ct., enlisted^ at 18; was at

Bunker Hill, White Plains and other

places ; was at one time Washington's life

guard. American of May 7, 1 830

James (colored), formerly of Warwick, at

Providerice, suddenly, May 18, 1830

Capt. David, at Charlestown, aged 51 years.

American of jujy ,q ig^o

Abby Elizabeth, daughter of Samuel, at Na-

tick, aged I year, Oct. 26, 1830

Sarah, widow of Capt. Anthony, at Warwick,

in 9Sth year, member of Episcopal Church

more than 70 years, Feb. 9, 1832

John, son of Frances, from the bursting of a

swivel on board schooner Manchester, at

Glocester, Mass., July 18, 1832

Sarah Frances, second daughter of Major

John, at Woodstock, Ct., in 7th year, Sept. 21, 1832

Charles Joseph, son of Joseph, in 6th year, Jan 21 1833

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 363

LOWE Cadet Vincent M., at West Point, aged

13 years, Irqrn an explosion of a cartridge.

American of ' Jan. 17, 1817

Joseph, at Portsmouth, N. H., aged 59 years.

American of Oct. 28, 1823

Mr. , lost in the wreck of the ship Dia-
mond. American of March i, 1825
LOWDEN Mary Ann, only daughter of John T.,

at Pawtucket, aged 7 years, 26 days.

American of ' Oct. 14, 1825

John T., at Pawtucket, in 40th year, Jan. 29, 1826

LOWELL Francis C, Esq., at Boston, aged 42

years. American of Aug. 15, 1817

Capt. John, of Portland, killed by the fall of

a beacon, at Stage Island, aged 39 years, June 18, 1825

Edward J., Esq., of Boston, attorney at law,

at Waltham, aged 25 years, Sept. 9, 1830

LOWNDES Hon. William, of South Carolina,

at sea, on board ship Massachusetts, on

passage from Philadelphia to London, Oct. 27, 1822

Midshapman Christopher, of Maryland, on

board sloop of war Peacock. American of Nov. i, 1822

LUCAS Alexander, Esq., senior editor of the

Minerva, at Raleigh, N. C. American of Jan. 12, 1821

LUCKET Mrs. Jane, at Lexington, Ky., killed

by lightning while at church. American of Aug. 15, 1817
LUCKETT Alexius, sail master, attached to U.

S. Ship Enterprise, at Pensacola, Aug. 27, 1821

LUCKEY Lewis, at Warwick, Orange Co., N.

Y., drank himself to death with whiskey, Jan. i, 1822

Nancy (colored), from a nose bleed. Amer-
ican of Dec. 26, 1823
LUCY Ide, wife of David, at Smithfield, in 20th

year, Sept. 18, 1809

LUDLOW Augustus C, second in command of

the Chesapeake, at Halifax, from wounds

received in the action with the Shannon,

aged 21 years, June 13, 1813

Peter, at New York, in 69th year, Jan. 26, 1832

LUFKIN John, of schooner Galen, of Pownall,

Me., drowned at sea. American of Oct. 26, 1830

LUM , son of , at Roxbury, Ct., ran

against a stick while sliding down hill on a

sled. American of Jan. 28, 1823

LUMBY Mary, a native of Wales, aged 18 years,

suddenly, Feb. 5, 1810

LUNY Peter, executed at Middletown, Ct., for

murder of his wife. American of June 28, 1816

354 VITAL RECORD OP RHODE ISLAND

LUPEWLOW Prastowga, at Novogorod, Russia,
celebrated for her filial tenderness. Six
years since she walked on foot from To-
bolsk to St. Petersburg, a distance of 4,000
versts, about 3,202 miles, to solicit the
Emperor to recall her father who had been
exiled to Siberia in 1798. Upon this inci-
dent the novel of " Elizabeth, or the Exiles
of Siberia." is founded. American of Aug. 17, 1810

LUSETT Charles, seaman, perished in the

wreck of the schooner Quaker, March 6, 1820

LUSH Andrew, mariner, said to be from Boston,
drowned in the Mississippi, from ship At-
las. American of Oct. 3, 1820
LUSIGNAN Mons. De, formerly marshal de
camp and member of Constitutional Con-
vention. He was the last branch of a
family that once gave kings to the throne
of Cyprus and Jerusalem. American of July 15, 1814
LUTHER Rial, in this town, in 58th year, Jan. 28, 1809

James L., son of Thomas, in 29th year, July 5, 1812

Gideon, eldest son of Ebenezer, of Warren,
in this state, at Ballston Springs, Feb. 22, 1814

Consider, at Johnston, in 88th year. Amer-
ican of May 31, 1814

Cyrus, in this town, in 23d year, July 27, 1814

Eddy, at Warren, in 62d year. American of Sept. 30, 1814

Samuel, son of Jonathan, at Warren, aged 8
years, Nov. 3, 18 14

Thomas, of Warwick, aged about 21 years;
was out fishing in the bay with an elder
brother, Oct. 15, 18 16

Eddy, of Providence, at Havana, aged 24

years, May 7, 1817

Martin, of Newport, at St. Domingo, in i8th

year. American of Jan. 5, 1819

Ling, one of Indian princes, aged 23 years ;
was taken prisoner by Row Holker and
ransomed by the government for 50,000
rupees. His favorite wife was prevailed on
not to sacrifice herself at his death. Amer-
ican of May 7, 1819

Elizabeth, wife of Joseph P., in 42d year, June 25, 1819

John, at Fall River, merchant, aged 67 years, July 23, 1819

Lavina, ' Jan. 25, 1821

Bethana, wife of Amos, at Wellington, aged

57 years. American of • Mayii, 1821

Hannah, of Wellington, Mass., drowned from
sloop Fly, of Bristol. American of May 25, 1821

Judeth, widow of Nathan, at Newport, aged
78 years, June 16, 1821

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 365

LUTHER Hezekiah E., eldest son of Col. Giles,

of Bristol, at Staten Inland hospital, aged

22 years, Sept. 28, 1821

Wealthy, wife of Benjamin, daughter of John

Wyatt, of Newport, at Providence, in 59th

year, Nov. fo, 1821

Barnabas, at Warren, in 78th year, Jan. 18, 1822

William, at Taunton, aged 22 years. Ameri-
can of March 22, 1822
Deacon Frederick, at Warren, upwards of

60 years. May 13, 1822

Deacon Frederick, at Warren, in 92d year.

[This death was erroneously inserted some

time since, says issue of July 12), May 13, 1822

Hannah, wife of Capt. Philip, of Swanzey,

aged 62 years. American of July 12, 1822

Edward, at Swanzey, aged 54 years, July 24, 1822

Abigail, wife of Nathaniel, and daughter of

John Torp, in 34th year, Nov. 9, 1822

Samuel S., at Swanzey, in 25th year, Oct. 18, 1823

John, in 27th year. American of June 25, 1824

Abby, wife of Caleb, and daughter of John

Saunders, in 23d year, May 23, 1824

Keziah, widow of Capt. William, of Somerset,

and formerly the widow Thomas, of New-
port, at Burrillville, in 99th year, Oct. i, 1824
Julia Eddy, infant daughter of Joseph P.,

aged 13 months, July 19, 1825

Capt. Gardiner, of Dighton, at sea, on passage

from New York, m 49th year, leaves wife

and 5 children, Nov. 16, 1825

Mrs. Rebecca, wife of Thomas, in 64th year, Nov. 20, 1825
Huller, at Swanzey, in 90th year, Jan. 24, 1827

Mrs. Esther, wife of John, at Troy, Mass.,

aged 71 years. American of Jan. 26, 1827

Jemima, widow of late Ebenezer, at Warren,

in 97th year, Feb. 2, 1 827

William, infant son of Capt. Sylvester, at

Bristol. Feb. 13, 1827

Barnabas, at Scituate, in 64th year, suddenly, March 18, 1827
Ladding, drowned in the bay. American of May 25, 1827

Mary, wife of William, at Burrillville, aged 71

years, of Society of Friends, Jan. 29, 1828

Nancy, wife of Coomer, in 41st year, Feb. 25, 1828

Elisha, of Swanzey, aged 30 years, Sept. 9, 1828

Cyntbia, widow of Edward, in 58th year, Feb. 26, 1829

Daniel, at Scituate, in 20th year, May 2, 1829

Daniel, of Boston, at Middleboro ; was going

to New Bedford to ship on a whaling voy-
age. American of Sept. 25, 1829

366 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

LUTHER James, at Swanzey, aged ^7 years, Feb. 3, 1831

Amelia, wife of Frederick, at Warren, Nov. 15, 1831

Miss Nancy, at Warren, m 37th year, June 21, 1832

Stephen G., son of Thomas, in 34th year, Jan. 3, 1832

Julia Granville, daughter of Joseph P., aged

5 years, 11 months. May 13, 1832

Caroline AHelia, daughter of Joseph P., aged

10 months, 16 days, Aug. 22, 1832

LUTWIDGE Admiral, in England, aged 78
years ; when a commodore was the first
Naval Preceptor of Lord Nelson. Ameri-
can of Nov. 22, 18 14
LYELL George, Esq., aged 50 years, assassinated

at Madrid, Spain. American of Oct. i, 1816

LYMAN James W., at Calcutta, aged 23 years,
chief mate of ship Marcellus, wrecked on
Sanger Island, May 13, 1820

Daniel, son of Col. Daniel, of North Provi-
dence, at Milledgeville, Ga., Aug. 4, 1822

Mary, wife of Hon. Daniel, at North Provi-
dence, in 60th year, Dec. 5, 1822

Major Elihu, at Belchertown, Mass., aged 82
years, officer of the Revolution. American
of Sept. 26, 1823

Lieut. Caleb, late of U. S. Army, native of
Northfield, Mass., in Greenville, S. C, in
33d year. American of Oct. 3, 1823

. wife of George W., Esq., of Boston,

and daughter of Hon. Harrison Gray Otis,
at St. Croix, where she had gone for her
health. American of Jan. 21, 1825

Hon. Elihu, Senator from Hampshire Co., at

Boston, Feb. 11, 1826

Hon. Daniel, formerly chief justice of Rhode
Island, at North ProvideuLe; was an offi-
cer of the Revolution, Oct. 16, 1830
LYNCH John, aged 40 years, of cholera, Aug. 26, 1832
LYNDON Abby, daughter of Danforth P., in

this town, in 18th year, Aug. 29, 18 14

Samuel, eldest son of John, of Newport,
drowned while bathing near Mt. Pleasant,
N. Y., in 22d year, July 15, 1815

Mrs. Eve (colored), in this town, in 67th year.

American of Nov. 7, 1815

Abigail, wife of Danforth P., in this town, in

47th year, Dec. 21. 1815

•Caleb, at Newport, in 75th year. American of May 15, 18 18

Capt. Nathaniel, of Newport, at New Or-
leans, in 4tst year, Jan. 22, 1819

Sarah, in 94th year, at Newport, Jan. 27, 1826

John, at Newport, aged 60 years, suddenly, March 22, 1829

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 3(57

LYON Judeth, wife of Samuel, of Rehoboth, at

Attleboro, in 64th year, , Jan. 25, 1816

William, at Newport, in 70th year. Ameri-
can of Oct. I, 1819

William R., son of Danforth, Jan. 26, 1820

Col. Matthew, in Arkansas Territory, U. S.
Factor for the Cherokee Indians on the
Arkansas, aged about 76 years ; was born
in Ireland, came to America in very early
life, was one of the first settlers of Ver-
mont and married a daughter of one of the
early governors, Aug. i, 1822

Amasa K., at Ashford, Ct., aged 16 years.

American of Sept. 13, 1822

LOGAN Hon. William, formerly U. S. Senator
from Kentucky, at Shelby Co., Ky.
American of Sept. 13, 1822

LYON Samuel Huntington, only child of Rev.
Waiter, aged 37 years, leaves a wife and
two children, at Pomfret (Abington Soci-
ety), Oct. 12, 1823

Warren, at Pomfret, Ct., (Ab. So.), aged 35

years. American of Sept. 14, 1824

William Rhodes, son of Danforth, aged 1 1

months, 19 days, July i, 1825

Marcy, wife of Joseph, at Newport, aged 60

years, Jan. 23, 1826

William E., of Northampton Co., Va., aged
23 years. He had arrived here a day since
in brig Mary Eliza, from Antigua, where
he had been for his health. May 31, 1826

Daniel, merchant, native of Woodstock, Ct.,

at Norfolk, Va., Sept. 26, 1826

James, of Providence, at Newport, aged 26

years, Feb. 19, 1828

Joseph, at Newport, in 76th year, May 19, 1828

Moses, executed at Johnstown, N. Y., for
murder of Sally Yerrington, who lived with
him. He was born at Norwalk, Ct. Had
two daughters by first wife, Dec. 18, 1829

Rosannah, at Boston, aged loi j'ears. Amer-
ican of Aug. 6, 1830
LYONS Col. William, at Opelousses, La., aged
63 years, soldier of the Revolution. Amer-
ican of March 3, 181 8

James, Esq., attorney at law, killed by acci-
dental discharge of his gun while shooting
squirrels in New York State. American of Nov. 5, 1822

John N., at Lincolnville, found dead in his

bed, June 18, 1829

368

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

LYSCOMB Samuel, a suicide, of Norridgewock,
Mass., shot himself through the ear with a
pistol. He went about the act with great
coolness ; was to have been married the
following Sunday. American of

June 3, 1825

M

MABRAE John, late member of Virginia Con-
vention, in Virginia. American of

MACBETH James, of Scotland, seaman, at sea,
from the Caledonia,

MACCUSTY Mary, wife of Nathaniel, Esq., at
Worcester, aged 64 years,

MacCULLOCK Susannah Amelia, widow of
Hugh, Esq., of Worcester, and sister of
Isaiah Thomas, of that place, at Philadel-
phia. American of

MacDONOUGH Frances Augusta, only daugh-
ter of Com. Thomas, aged [3 months.
The commodore has lost 4 children within
a few years, at Middletown, Ct.,

MACEY Alexander, son of Gorham, at Nan-
tucket, aged 12 years. American of

MACGUIRE Joseph, printer, formerly of Balti-
more, at Wdshington, D. C, reporter of
proceedings of Congress. American of

MACGRAW Michael, aged about 30 years,
killed by caving of the sand bank,

MACKER John L., Jr., at Taunton, aged 22
years,

:MACKIE Peter, Jr., son of Peter, of New York,
at Litchfield, Ct., in 2ist year, where he
was attending law lectures,
Dr. Andrew, at Wareham, in 75th year,
Frances Maria, daughter of Dr. Peter, at
Wareham, aged 16 months. American of
Jacob Ogden, at New York, suddenly,
Jane M., wife of Jacob O., at New York,

MACKINTOSH Sir James, the historian.
American of

JVEACKLIN William, steward of the steamboat
Connecticut, fell on the wharf dead while
unloading a trunk from the boat.

Dec. 23, 1831

Sept. 20, 1829

Jan. 12, 1821

March 10, 1815

Oct. 4, 1824
Sept. 18, 1829

Dec. 22, 1815

Jan. 13, 1.830

March 23, 1824

Oct. 25, 1813
April 27, 1817

Nov. 6, 1 82 1
Jan. 12, 1825
Jan. 13, 1825

Aug. 21, 1832

June 28, 1826

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN- DEATHS

369

MACLAY William, Esq., formerly M. C. from

Pennsylvania, in 59th year. American of
MACLEAN D. John, formerly of Glasgow,
Scot., at Princeton, N. J., professor of
mathematics, chemistry and natural philos-
ophy. American of
MACOMBE John N.,of New York, merchant, in
England. In an action between an English
and French vessel he received a bullet
wound. American of
MACOMB Lieut. Charles Marshall, brigade major
of Smith's brigade, and youngest brother of
Major General Macomb, at Buffalo, aged 22
years, killed in a duel with Capt. Goaking.
American of

Mrs. , wife of the General, at George-
town, D. C. American of

Julia Matilda, daughter of Robert, Esq., at
Kingsbridge, suddenly. American ot
MACOMBER George, son of Col. Ebenezer, at
Surinam, in 24th year. American of

Ebenezer, son of Col. Ebenezer, in 17th
year,

Ephraim, at Newport, in 92d year, Amer-
ican of

Lieut. S , late acting captain of the navy

yard, Charlestown, Mass., eldest son of Col.
Benjamin, late of Providence, perished in
the wreck of the schooner Quaker,

Lieut. John, at Rehoboth, in 69th year,

Abiel, at Taunton, aged 82 years,

Josiah R., native of Middleboro, at Savannah,
Ga. American of

Joshua W., at Taunton, in 62d year,

Mrs. , wife of Lemuel, at Rehoboth, aged

68 years,

Sally, widow of Seth, at Taunton. American
of

Col. Ebenezer, formerly of Providence, in 76th
year, at New York, soldier of the Revolu-
tion,

Abigail, wife of Abiather, at Taunton, aged
70 years, American of

Jacob, at Easton, aged 84 years,

Abby, widow of Col. Ebenezer, formerly of
Providence, at New York,
MACON Col. Edgar, attorney at law, at Key

West, Florida. American of
MACPHERSON Capt. Joseph Stout, U. S.
Navy, at Philadelphia. American of

„Jan. 25, 1S25

March 1, [814

Jan. 25, 181 1

Jan. 20, 1815

Oct. I, 1822

July 23, 1830

March 19, 181 1

June 16, 1815

Oct. 6, 1815

March 6, 1820
May 10, 1 82 1
Nov. 18, 1821

Dec. r8, 1821
March 16, 1825

Oct. 31, 1825

Jan. II, 1828

April 5, 1829

Nov. 17, 1829
April 21, 1831

April I, 1832

Dec. 25, 1829

May 4, 1824

370

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

MACRUDER John, from a stab with a dirk in
hands of Michael Taney, in Maryland.
American of Aug. 3, 18 19

MacWILLIAM Joseph, burnt to death at Edin-
burgh, a noted miser; had worn the same
outer garments unchanged for 15 years, June 15, 1826

MACY William ; in attempting to rescue a man

was drowned in the great storm of Sept. 23, 1815

Capt. , lost in the wreck of ship Dia-
mond. American of March i, 1825
MADISON George, Governor of Kentucky. He
had recently been elected, nearly unani-
mously, governor of the state for 4 years,
at Paris, Ky. American of Nov. i, 1816
Dr. William S., U. S. Army, murdered by
the Chippeway Indians, on way from Green
Bay to Kentucky, May 26, 1821
Job, at Plainfield, Ct., aged 78 years, Sept. 5, 1823
Eleanora, the mother of ex-President James

Madison, at Montpelier, Va., aged 98 years, Feb. 11, 1829
MAFFATT Ann, daughter of Rev. John N., at

New York, of cholera. American of July 27, 1832

MAGEE Mrs. Phebe, aged 79 years. American

of Oct. 19, 1813

Mrs. , wiife of Capt. William F., Jr., for-
merly of Providence, at Calcutta. Amer-
ican of Nov. 28, 1 8 17
William F., formerly of Providence, for sev-
eral years a resident of Canton, China, Dec. 20, 1820
Capt. James, at Boston, at the Exchange

Coffee House, aged 40 years, Dec. 23, 1823

Capt. William F., of Providence, at Wydah,
Coast of Africa, aged 34 years, [see sketch
June 2] Feb. — , 1826

Nancy D., widow of late Capt. William F.,

aged 28 years. American of Dec. 7, 1827

MAGILL Archibald, Esq., member of General
Assembly of Virginia from Frederick Co.,
at Richmond, Va. American of Feb 27,1821

MAGRUDER Hon. Allan B., late Senator in

Congress, in Louisiana. American of May 10, 1822

Hon Allen B., First Senator to Congress

from Louisiana. American of June 14, 1822

William B., aged 64 years, at Baltimore, Md.
American of April 5, 1825

MAGUIRE Mrs. Amey, aged Ji years. May 28, 1828

MAHEE Peace, wife of Eugene, at Newport,

aged 79 years. American of Aug, 29. 1826

MAHONEY Timothy, native of Ireland, at

Smithfield, in 74th year, Oct. 2, 181 7

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

371

MAHONEY Michael, of Boston, aged i8 years.
His first voyage, fell from the mast head
of brig Effort, at sea,

MAINE Esek Angell, of Providence, at New
Orleans, aged 17 years. American of

MAITLAND Rev. Charles Fox, youngest son of
the Earl of Lauderdale, in England. Amer-
ican of

MAJOR Dr. :, at Mobile, Ala. American of

-, son of John, drowned at Taunton, aged

about 10 years,

MAKEEL Michael, of Society of Friends, at
Somers, N. Y., in 103d year. American of

MALBONE Hon. Francis, of Newport, U. S.
Senator from Rhode Island, at Washington,
while ascending the steps of the Capitol he
was seized with Angina Pectoris and in-
stantly died,
Saunders, of Newport, at Plymouth, N. C,
Catherine, widow of Francis, at Newport,

in 85th year,
Rheodolphus, son of late Hon. Francis, of
Newport, at Natchez, Miss., aged 39 years.
American of
Capt. William F., sailing master, son of late
Hon. Francis, of Newport, at sea, on board
U. S. Ship Brandywine, on passage to Rio
Janeiro. American of
Freelove Sophia, widow of Hon. Francis, at

Newport, aged 66 years,
Freelove Sophia, widow of Hon. Francis, at

Newport, aged 66 years. American of
Capt. Evan, formerly of Newport, at Brooklyn,
L. I., aged 81 years. American of

MALCOMB James Feller, F. S. A., the author,
at Somerstown. American of

MALCOLM Thomas, native of Rhode Island, at
Savannah, Ga., aged 24 years,

MALCOMB Elizabeth, at Newport, aged about
75 years. American of

MALCOLM Lieut. William, of the army, a native
of Boston, at Baton Rouge. American of
Dr. Henry, in Pennsylvania, aged 76 years.
Surgeon in the Revolution, in [794 ap-
pointed by Gen. Washington Collector at
Hudson,. N. Y. American of

MALD Rose, native of Ireland, at Providence, in
20th year,

MALLORY Charles K. Esq., aged 39 years, at
Norfolk, Va., Collector of Customs for that

May 13, 1830
July 4, 1826

March 3, 18 18
Nov. 12, 1819

July 8, 1826

Dec. 31, 1822

June 4, 1809
Dec. 27, 1816

Dec. 30, 1817

Sept. 6, 1825

Jan. 9, 1827

May 13, 1829

May 12, 1829

March 30, 1830

July 7, 1815

July 20, 1818

Dec. 3, 1822

Sept. 23, 1823

May 3, 1 83 1
Sept. 22, 1832

372

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

MALLORY:

Port ; had been Member of Convention ;
Council and Lieut. Governor of the State.
American of
MALLARY Martha, mother of Hon. R. C„ at

Poultney, Vt. American of
MALLESTON Henry, Esq., Governor Elect of

Delaware. American of
MALLETT Mrs. Margaret, wife of Peter, Esq.,
at Fayetteville, N. C, in 27th year,
Edwin Jones, youngest son of E. ].,
MALLOY Daniel, native of Ireland, formerly of
Rhode Island, at Savannah. American of
MALMESBURY Earl of, at London, aged 75
years. American of

MALONE Mrs. , at St. Stephen's, Ala.

American of
MALONY Mrs. Mary, widow, in 78th year, for-
merly of Bristol. American of
MALTHY Gen. Isaac, late of Massachusetts, at

Seneca Co., N. Y. American of
MAMMAS Frederick, of Newport, aged 39 years,
at New Orleans, on board ship Robinson
Potter,
MANAGER Nicholas, gunner's crew, killed on
board the Little Belt, in action with U. S.
frigate President,
MANCHESTER Samuel, at Middletown, in
SOth year. American of
Constant, in 30th year,

Harriet, wife of William C, and daughter of
the late John Warner, of and at Warwick,
in her 29th year. American of
Mary, wife of Joseph, at Coventry, in 64th

year,
Deborah, wife of Daniel, at Little Compton,
also her infant child, she was in 23d year.
American of
Matthew, at Coventry, aged 47 years, sud-
denly,
Elizabeth, widow of Capt. John, in 65th year,
Isaac, at Tiverton, in 64th year,
William, formerly of Providence, at Wilming-
ton, N. C, in 22d year,
Hannah, wife of Benjamin and only daughter
of Mrs. Nancy Munroe, at Bristol, in 21st
year,
Joseph F., late of Providence, at Augusta, Ga.
He was one of 25 who attended a wedding
supper. The party were poisoned and
several have died besides Mr. M.,

April 28, 1820

April 18, 1 83 1

Nov. 23, 1819

March i, 1824
Oct. 8, 1827

May 29, 1821
Feb. 6, 1 82 1

July 18, 1823
Oct. 8, 1819
Oct. I, 1819

April 2, 1824

May 16, 181 1

Oct. 17, 1809
April 24, 1 81 5

April 19, i8i6
April 6, 181 7

April 29, 181 7

Sept. I, 1817

March 9, i8i8

May 31, 1820

Aug. 28, 1820
Sept. 17, 1820

Sept. 25, 1820

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 373

MANCHESTER Sarah, daughter of Gideon, at

Warwick, in 4tst year, Oct. 30, 1820

Tabitha, wife of Israel G., Esq., at Scituate, April 16, 1821

Waitey, at Newport, aged 63 years, widow of .

John, of Cranston. American of Nov. 2, 1821

Capt. Isaac, at Cranston, aged 62 years.
(Masonic honors), June 10, 1822

Thomas Stafford, infant son of Job, at Cov-
entry, Sept. I, 1822

Elizabeth, wife of Nathaniel, at Bristol, aged

72 years. American of Jan. 28, 1823

Elizabeth, wife of Nathaniel, one of the war-
dens of the Episcopal Church, at Bristol,
aged 72 years. American of Feb. 4, 1823

Job, Esq., at Cranston, in 8ist year, Feb. 8, 1823

Ezekiel, seaman, of Tiverton, drowned at

sea from ship Leonidas, at Matanzas, April i, 1824

George, of Bristol, at sea, on board brig Bow-

doin. American of Sept. 14, 1824

Capt. William K., a nautical commander,
from port of Philadelphia, at Scituate, in
43d year, Oct. 29, 1825

George, at Johnston, in 62d year, leaves wife

and 2 children, Dec. i, 1825

Thomas, at Middletown, aged 74 years, Aug. 29, 1826

Thomas, at Middletown, aged 74 vears, Sept. 5, 1826

Marcy, wife of Hon. Joseph, at Coventry, in
74th year. May 9, 1827

Abby Maria, daughter of Albert, aged 10

months, 18 days, April u, 1829

Mrs. Sarah, in 66th year, widow of George,
of Johnston, at North Providence, July 31, 1829

Abby, daughter of Cyrus B. and Abby C,

aged 8 months, Aug. 3, 1831

Sebra. formerly of Little Compton, at Prov-
idence, in 20th year, Sept. 4, 1832

Jacob Sylvester, only son of Jacob, in 2d year, Jan. 25, 1833.

MANCIUS Dr. Wilhelmus, at Albany, N. Y., in

70th year. American of Nov. i, 180S

George W., Esq., at Albany, N. Y., formerly

postmaster of the city. American of Dec. 12, 1823,

MANN Dr. John M., formerly of this town,

drowned at the ferry at Hudson, N. Y., Aug. 4, 1809

Lieut. Seth, at Randolph, Mass., aged 91
years. His descendants, according to the
best information amount to 279, 18 chil-
dren, 13s grand and 125 great-grandchil-
dren. American of Feb. 24, 1815

Sally, wife of Joseph, at Smithfield, in 42d
year. American of July 11, 1815

374

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

MANN Mrs Catharine Sprout, wife of William
Metcalf Mann, one of the editors of this
paper, and daughter of Dr. Ezekiel Com-
stock, of Smitlifield, aged 21 years, sud-
denly,

William Metcalf, son of Alfred, of and at
Smithfield, in 23d year, one of the editors
of this paper,

Charles, youngest son of Aaron, Esq., in 7th
year,

Oliver, son of Alfred, in 28th year, at Men-
don, formerly of Smithfield,

Alfred, at Mendon, formerly of Smithfield,
in 58th year,

Mary Elizabeth, daughter of Rev. J , at

Bristol, aged 6 months. American of

Moses, at Wrentham, Mass., aged 73 years,

Thomas N., Esq., U. S. Agent to Guate-
mala, on board U. S. Ship Hornet, lying
off Old Point Comfort, Va American of

Major Jacob, at Wrentham, aged 71 years,

Anna, wife of John, Esq., at Smithfield, in
84th year. American of

Marcy, wife of Thomas, at Glocester, aged 33
years,

Hon. Ariel, M. D., at Hallowell, Me. Ameri-
can of

Betsey, wife of Howard, and eldest daughter
of James Ide, at Wrentham,

Hannah, wife of Joseph, aged 50 years,

Mrs. Hannah, in 51st year,

Charlotte, wife of Horace, and youngest
daughter of Rev. Dr. Messer, at Dedham,
Mass., in 23d year,
MANNERS Capt. , of British brig Rein-
deer, killed in action with U. S. sloop of
war Wash,
MANNING William, at Middlebury, Vt., aged
58 years,

Margaret, widow of President James, in this
town, in 72d year,

Robert, of U. S. ship Franklin, fell from
maintop. American of

Jacob, of New York, merchant, aged about
30 years, jumped overboard from steamer
Fulton and drowned,
JIANSEL Mr. W , at Pickensville,

aged 14 years, killed by lightning,
ican of
George, so:i of George, in 4th year.

S. C.
Amer-

May 18, 1816

March 2, 1817

Sept. I, i8t8

March 2r, t820

March 29, 1820

Aug. 21, 1821
April 16, 1823

July 30, 1824
March 4, 1825

Aug. 16, 1825

Nov. 4, 1827

April 8, 1828

Aug. 13, 1828
Sept. 27, 1828
Sept. 28, 1828

Aug. I, 1832

July 15, 1814

Oct. 14, 1814

Nov. 9, 1815

July 9, 1822

July 25, 1827

Aug ig, 1823
Oct. 26, 1829

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS 375

MANSETT Robert, aged 26 years, June 13, 1830

MANSFIELD John Fenno, son of Henry S., at

Smithfield, in 5th year, Oct. 2, 1817

Rev. Richard, rector of the Episcopal church

at Derby, Conn., at an advanced age.

American of April 28, 1820
, midshipman on the Grampas, of the

fever. American of June 29, 1824

Col. Jared, at New Haven, Ct., aged 71 years;

for several years surveyor general of the

United States and professor of Natural

Philosophy at Yale and West Point ; was

born at New Haven and graduated at

Yale ; his nephew. Col. J. G. Totten, is

U. S. engineer at Newport, Feb. 3, 1830

Margaret, wife of William, at Salem, aged 65

years. American of April 18, 183 1

MANSON William H., of Birmingham, Eng., at

Providence, in 37th year, June 11, 1829

M ANTON Daniel, at Johnston, Nov. 15, 1808

Charles, Esq., attorney at law, son of Col,

Jeremiah, at Johnston, aged 29 years ;

was graduate of Brown University, re-
moved to Nashville, Tenn., but returned a

few months since, Feb. 26, 18 16

Thomas, youngest son of the late Daniel, at

Johnston, aged 34 years, Nov. 9, 1819

Col. Edward, at Johnston, in 6rst year, a

few years since he joined the Society of

Friends, Sept. 19, 1820

Patience, widow of Col. Daniel, at Johnston,

in 77th year, Dec. 7, 1820

Mary Whipple, daughter of Joseph, at John-
ston, aged 14 months, 14 days, July 30, 1821
Comfort (colored), aged 45 years, Dec. 5, 1821
Harriet, daughter ot Amasa, aged 2 years, 6

months, April 12, 1823

Olney, aged 51 years, Aug. 17, 1823

Ann Eliza, wife of Henry, and daughter of

Capt. John Jenckes, of Smithfield, at John-
ston, in 28th year, Sept. 27, 1825
Ann Borden, infant daughter of Salma, Jan. 11, 1826
Henry, son of Henry, Esq., at Smithfield, April i, 1826
Charles Dyer, only son of Salma, aged 2

years, 9 months, Sept. 26, 1826

John Jenckes, son of Henry, at Johnston,

aged 6 years, Oct. 24, 1828

Charles Whipple, son of Joseph, Esq., aged

18 years, Dec. 20, 1830

Daniel, at Johnston, in S7th year, July 18, 1831

376 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

MANTON Mrs. Freelove C, daughter of Capt.

John Jenckes, at Smithfield, in 32d year, Dec. 27, 183:

Edward George, son of Joseph, aged 2 years,

8 months, Aug. 5, 1832

Mary Whipple, wife of Joseph, daughter of

Jonathan Whipple, Esq., of Uxbridge,

Mass., at Providence, aged 41 years, Aug. 18, 1832

Walter Bartlett, son of Joseph, aged 4 years,

10 months, Aug. 19, 1832

George Anson, son of Shadrack, in sth year, Oct. 20, 1832

MANUEL Henry P., son of Simon, in 14th

year, May 23, 1821

MARAN Carlos, son of Capt. Carlos, aged 17

years, member senior class Brown Univer-
sity, Dec. I, 1827
MARANSIN Genera!, in Spain, the 5th French

general killed in the battle of Albuera, or

have died of their wounds. American of Oct. 4, 181 1

MARBLE Mary and Hannah, daughters of An-
drew, deceased, drowned in the pond at

Sutton, Mass., May 29, 1822

Edwin R., at Newport, in 22d year, July 8, 1823

Silence, widow of James, at Taunton, aged 56

years. American of Feb. 25, 1825

Mrs. Jane, wife of George R., at Warren,

aged 31 years, July 3, 1826

Sylvester, son of James, at Warren, aged 28

years, July 7, 1826

Jane, infant daughter of George Richmond

Marble, at Warren, Sept. 15, 1826

Edwin Robinson, son of Jonathan, aged i

year, 9 months, Jan. 28, 1827

Benjamin, of Newport, at Bristol, on board

ship Gen. Jackson, killed by a falling plank.

American of Nov. 20, 1827

MARCELLIN Lieut. George, in 2Sth year, at

sea on board U. S. Frig3.te President, off

Sandy Hook, Sept. 10, iSio

MARCH Joseph, killed in a duel with Mr.

Williams, near St. Louis, Mo., both are

said to be natives of Massachusetts. Amer-
ican of July 21, 1820
.MARCH ANT Catharine, wife of William, Esq.,

and daughter of Joseph Babcock, of South

Kingstown, at Newport, in 24th year.

American of June 5, 18 10

Jordan, murdered when returning from the

races near Norfolk, Va., ' Nov. 11 181 1

Rebecca, widow of Hon. Henry, first Judge

of District Court for this district, at New-
port, aged 82 years. American of March 12, 1819

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

377

MARCH ANT Rebecca Cooke, daughter of
Henry, at Pawtucket, aged 2 yearsand 2
months,

MARDENBROUGH Giles, son of the late Capt.
Christopher, Esq., of the Island of St.
Christophers, W. I., at Newport, in 30th
year. American of

MARECHAL Most Rev. Ambrose, Archbishop
of Baltimore. American of

MARION Hon. Robert, at Charleston, S. C, in
46th year, M. C. from S. C,

MARIANO Col., native of Italy, but a resident
of Lexington, Ky., very suddenly. Ameri-
can of

MARK Jacob, Esq., merchant, of New York,
drowned from sloop Flag,

MARKLEY Abraham, Esq., at Charleston, S.
C, aged 80 years. American of

, executed at Fredericktown, Md., for

the murder of the Newey family. He pro-
tested his innocence to the last. American
of

MARKS Miss M , in the burning of the Rich-
mond, Va., Theatre,

MARLBORO Duke of, at the Castle of Blen-
heim, aged 78 years, was found dead in his
bed,

MARRYOTT Samuel, at Hopkinton, in 90th
year,
James, printer, aged 62 years, at Newport,
workman in the Mercury office 27 years.
American of
Joseph, Esq , in London, Eng., aged 67 years,
chairman of committee for Lloyds, and M.
P. for Sandwich. American of

MARSH Jonathan, formerly of this town, at
Bath, N. C, aged 51 years. American of
David W., merchant, formerly of this town,

in North Carolina,
Nancy, at North Providence, in 26th year,
Daniel G., Esq., formerly of this town, at
Washington, N. C, in 45th year, leaves
wife and three children,
Jacob, at Smithfield, in 81st year,
Martha, widow of James, at Newport, aged

75 years. American of
Miss Ruth, at Newport, aged 70 years. Amer-
ican of
Rev. John, at Wethersfield, Ct., aged 78
years; many years pastor of church at that
place,

June 25, 1832

Jan. 4, 1820

Feb 8, 1828

March 22, 181 1

June 19, 1821
May 14, 182 1
July 30, 1824

July I, 1831
Dec. 26, 181 1

Jan. 30, 1817
May 18, 1809

Aug. 21, 1818

March 12, 1824

Oct. 4, £811

Nov. 2, 181 1
July 5, 1812

Feb. 13, 1814
April 20, 1 8 16

Oct. 21, 1817

Oct. 12, 1819

Sept. 13, 1 82 1

378

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

MARSH Joel, at Cranston, in 36th year,

John, Jr., eldest son of John, of Newport,

drowned at sea from brig Russell
Thomas, of Whateley, Mass , at Ware, fell

from the frame of the meeting house, aged

43 years. American of
Mrs Elizabeth, in 66th year,
Anna Elizabeth, infant daughter of. William

H., of Newport, at Clayville, aged i year,

9 months,
Noah, soldier of the Revolution, at Cornville.

American of
Oliver, son of John, at Newport, aged 20

years. American of
Sarah Freeman, daughter of Joseph M., at

Koston, aged 6 years. American of
Miss Abigail, at Haverhill, aged 83

the youngest of 12 children, 7 sons

daughters, children of David, whose united

ages make 996, an average of 83 each

American of
MARSHALL A (of Wythe), broke

neck in escaping from a window in

years,
and 5

his
the

burning of the Richmond, Va., theatre,
William, brother of the Chief Justice of

the

United States, at Richmond, Va. Ameri-
can of
Ann, widow of Capt. Peter, at Newport,

aged 75 years,
Maria, widow of Samuel, late of Newport, at

Providence, in 68th year. American of
Mary, wife of Benjamin, in 70th year,
Levi, at Clemsford, Mass., by explosion at a

powder mill,
Nathaniel, killed in explosion of a powder

mill at Clemsford, Mass. American of
Benjamin, at an advanced age,
Niobe R., wife of Benjamin, daughter of

Capt. John Stanton, of Portsmouth, at

New York, aged 34 years.
Midshipman Samuel, at Thompson's Island,
Eliot, formerly of Providence, at Portland,

Me. American of
. wife of Humphrey, Esq., at Frankfort,

Ky. American of
Almira, daughter of William B., formerly of

Shrewsbury, Mass., at Providence, in 2Sth

year,
Joseph, son of Dea. John, of Portsmouth,

drowned at sea, from schooner Hyder Ali,

aged 36 years. American of

Feb. 9, 1822
April 17, 1822

Aug. 8, 1826
June 3, 1829

July 4, 1830

Nov. 12, 1830

Dec. 3, 1830

March 11, 1831

March 18, 1831

Dec. 26, 181 1

June 7, 1816

June 25, 1818

Sept. 21. 1819
March 21, 1820

Dec. 5, 1820

Dec. 12, 1820
Oct. 1 6, 1 82 1

Jan. 30, 1823
Aug. 24, 1823

Jan. 20, I 824

Nov. ig, 1824

Oct. 25, 1825

April 28, 1826

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS

379

MARSHALL John, founder, at Pittsburg; aged
^^ years ; a native of Scotland ; came to
America in 1763 ; cast the first cannon
made in U. S. during the Revolution, at
Capt. Ridley's works in Maryland and gave
the first draft for a boring mill for boring
cannon,

Olive, wife of Thomas, and daughter of late
Capt. Bartlett Holmes, of Barnstable, at
Nantucket, aged 21 years. American of

David, formerly of Essex, Mass., at New Bos-
ton, N. H. While crossing a small brook,
he fell and instantly expired. American of

-, passenger, killed by the explosion of a

boiler on board steamboat Gen. Jackson,
in Hudson river. American of
MARSTON Jeremiah T., at Hampton, N. H.,
drowned, aged 33 years. He was to be
married next week to a young lady who
had before been disappointed by a similar
accident. American of

Jonathan, killed by Horace Smith. Amer-
ican of
MARTIN Abraham, Esq., in Mississippi Ter.
American of

Sally, wife of William B., Esq., in this town,
in 35th year,

Sarah, infant daughter of William B,, Esq.,
in this town,

Charles F., eldest son of Joseph S., in this
town, aged 13 years, 6 months,

John, of Winthrop, Me., aged 16 years,
drowned from schooner Charles Henry,
Capt. Butler,

Margaret C, wife of George W., and daugh-
ter of Robert Grieve, in this town in 24th
year,

Edward, at Rehoboth, in 72d year. Amer-
ican of

Capt. Valentine, Jr., in this town, in 38th
year,

Joseph, at Newport, aged 74 years,

Julia, daughter of Henry, in this town, aged
16 months. American of

Sarah, wife of Amos, at New Salem, Mass.,
in 73d year,

Elizabeth R., daughter of Capt. Sylvanus P.,
aged 7 years, 6 months.

Dr. John Russell, son of the late Capt. John,
of this town, at Havana, aged 28 years,

Sept. 13, 1826

Sept. 18, 1829

June 3, 1831

June 7, 1 83 1

Jan. 24, 1 817

Oct. 2, 1829

May 9, 1809

June 3, 1809

Aug. I, 1809

May 7, 181 1

July 24, 1811

Jan. 17, 1815

April 12, i8i6

June 15, 1816
Dec. 17, i8i6

March 11, 1817

March 12, 1817

May I, 1817

380

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

MARTIN:

where he had gone for his health ; was a
graduate of Brown University American
of

Sarah, wife of Benjamin, Esq., of Harrington,
at Warren, aged 73 years. American of

Mary, daughter of the late Capt. Valentine,
in this town, in 17th year,

Betsey, widow of Capt. Valentine, in this
town, in 40th year.

Pardon S., son of Henry, in 5th year,

David, at Providence, aged 70 years,

Edward, son of Valentine, dec, at sea, on
board brig Pegasus, aged 19 years,

Sylvanus, Esq., a native of Massachusetts, at
Providence, in 70th year, soldier of the
Revolution, former member of Assembly,

Martha, widow of Sylvanus, Esq., of Reho-
both, and eldest daughter of Col. Philip
Wheeler, at Seekonk, in gid year. She
left 6 sons, 2 daughters, 80 grand, 90 great-
grand and 2 great-great-grandchildren,

Joseph Foster, son of the late Capt. John, in
21st year; graduated at Brown, 18 r 7, and
recently returned from the Litchfield Law
School, Ct.,

Edward, eldest son of Joseph S., of Provi-
dence, in his 19th year,

Mary Josephine, daughter of Joseph S., Esq.,
at Providence, aged 4 years,

Hon. Simeon, at Seekonk, in 65th year ; was
a soldier in the Revolution, a militia offi-
cer, and Major General of Militia ; member
of Assembly, and some years Lieut.
Governor. See obituary notice,

Harriet, daughter of Cyrus, Esq., of Guild-
ford, Vt., in 20th year,

Elizabeth, daughter of James, aged 19 months,
13 days,

Elizabeth, widow of David, in 69th year,

Susan, second daughter of Dr. Calvin, at See-
konk, in 25th year,

Angelina, daughter of Dr. Calvin, at Seekonk,

Elisha May, son of Dr. Calvin, at Seekonk,
aged 1 1 years,

Susannah wife of Calvin, Esq., and daughter
of Hon. Elisha May, of Attleboro, at See-
konk, in 52d year,

Philip, in 6sth year. He served in the Revo-
lution, for years Brigadier General of
Militia, Prov. Co., and First Senator,

May 23, 1 8 17

July I. 1817

July 16, 1817

July 18, 1 8 17

May 8, 1818

Aug. 10, 1818

Sept. 10, 1818
Nov. 25, 1818

March 6, 1819

March 10, 1819

March 30, 1819

Aug. 24, 1819

Sept. 30, 1 8 19

Nov. 15, 1819

Aug. II, 1820
Sept. 23, 1820

Jan. 18, 1 82 1
Jan. 31, 1821

Feb. 7, 1 82 1

March 5, 1821

May 6, 1821

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 381

MARTIN Samuel Collyer, son of Sampson,

aged 7 months, Aug. 27, 1821

Mrs. Hannah, widow of Lemuel, at Newport,

aged 72 years, Sept. 3, 1821

Michael, executed at Lochmere Point, Cam-
bridge Point, for robbery, Dec. 18, 1821

Caroline, eldest daughter of Joseph S., Esq.,

in 23d year, Jan. 31, 1822

Capt. Joseph, of brig Ann, of this port, aged

26 years, at Havana, July 19, 1822

Ruth, daughter of Capt. Stephen, at Swan-
zey, aged 22 years, Sept. 25, 1822

Hannah, widow of Joseph, at Newport, aged

67 years, May 15, 1823

Polly, wife of John, Jr., in 3Sth year, at Bar-

rington, July 8, 1823

Mary, widow of Gen. Philip, in 68th year, Aug. 11, 1823

Capt. Samuel B., formerly of Providence, at

New York, aged about 38 years, June 21, 1824

Capt. Sylvanus P., eldest son of Valentine,
Esq., of Seekonk, at Providence, m 50th
year, July 31, 1824

Mrs. Susannah, at Barrington. in 94th year.

American of July i, 1825

Charles Sheldon, son of Henry, aged 9

months, July 31, 1825

Darius, at Rehoboth, aged 37 years, June 12, 1826

Darius, at Rehoboth, in 37th year, June 12, 1826

Hon. Luther, at New York, in 82d year, sud-
denly ; was a well known lawyer, born in
Piscataqua, N. J., to which place his parents
had come from New Hampshire. Edu-
cated at Princeton ; had been Attorney
General of the state ; was member of Con-
vention that framed the National Constitu-
tion. American of July 21, 1826

Luther. American of Aug. 4, 1826

Wheeler, son of William, aged 16 months.

American of Aug. 29, 1826

Capt. Samuel, at Warren, in 70th year,

American of Sept. 26, 1826

Ann Arnold, daughter of LeBarron, aged 18

months, Aug. 4, 1827

Mary Temple, wife of Philip W., in 80th year, April 20, i 828

Charles Brintinal, son of Capt. William, in 3d

year, July 31, 1828

Mrs. Hannah, at Jamestown, aged 70 years, Aug. 12, 1828

Smith Arnold, son of Le Baron, aged 8

months, Sept. 9, 1828

382

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

MARTIN Valentine, Esq., at Stekonk, in 77th

'■ year,*, asoldier of the Revolution ; many

years a selectman of Rehoboth. Ameri-

' can. of- ,

Charles Eugene, infant son of Major Josiah

H.j

Helen Maria, daughter of Captain Elhanan,

aged 6 months,
Mrs. Margaret, at Boston, aged 57 years.

American of
Lieut. James, at Bristol, Me., aged 80 years.

American of
John, at Swanzey, aged 33 years. American

JOf

Ezra D., son of Dea. Joseph, drowned in

Newport harbor,
Frances Wentworth, daughter of Hon. Perez,

at Dorchester,
Mary Elizabeth, wife of Hon. Wheeler, in

63'd year,
Gov. Daniel, of Maryland, American of
John Henry, only son of Henry, aged 20

years,
Mrs. Abigail, widow of Hon. Simeon, at See-

konk, in 80th year,
Abby Peck, daughter of Capt. Stephen, at

Swanzey, aged 8 years,
MARVIN William, at Hoffman, N. Y., aged 16

years, from hydrophobia, 3 weeks after be-
ing bitten, American of
Elizabeth, wife of Richard, at Providence, in

85th yiar,
Capt. Richard, in 77th year, served in the

Revolution in both Army and Navy,
MASH Elijah, at Killingly, Ct., aged 48 years.

American of
.MASON John, Esq., of this town, in 67th year,
Christopher G., at Newport, son of the late

Dr. Benjamin, in 20th year. American of
Zerviah, second daughter of James B., Esq.,

aged 9 years,
Aaron, Esq., in 84th year ; was for many

years member of the town council,
Gapt. Philip, formerly of this town, and one

of the first settlers of Adams, Mass ; he

took part in the capture of Gen. Burgoyne,
Roswell W., at Attleboro, in 24th year.

American of
Pardon, Jr., in this town, in 24th year,
■Charles, merchant, of Havana, perished at

sea. American of

June 30, 1829

July 3, 1829

Sept. 2, 1829

Feb. 2, 1830

Feb. S, 1830

Aug. 13, 1830

Dec. 19, 1830

Feb. 25, 1831

March 10, 1831
July 19, 1831

Oct. 3, 1831

March 24, 1832

Dec. II, 1S32

Jan. 20, 1815

July 24, 1825

June iS, 1826

May 9, 1S26
March 8, 1809

April 10, 1 812

July 18, 1812

Nov. 28, 1812

July 21, 1813

April 25, 1815
Dec. I, 1815

May 24, 1816

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS

383

MASON Lydia, widow of Noah, Esq., in 8Sth
year,

Lieut. Nathan, at Seekonk, aged 69 years,
suddenly. American of

Mrs , wife of Peleg, of Swarizey, Mass.,

in this town, in 86th year,

Peleg, late of Swanzey, in this town, in Ssth
year.

Dr. Abel, at Cumberland,

Sarah, wife of Peletiah, at Killingly, Ct.,
aged 76 years,

Mary, wife of Aaron T., and daughter of
Stephen Bullock, Esq., of Rehoboth,
Mass., at Killingly, Ct., aged 40 years..
American of

Lucina, only surviving daughter of Chad, at
Cumberland, in r7th year ; her sister pre-
ceded her only about a week,

Nancy, eldest daughter of Chad, at Cumber-
land, in 22d year. American of

Gen. A. T., of Virginia, killed in a duel with
his brother-in-law, John McCarty. Several
of the Americans mention the affair,

Hon. James Krown, late M. C. from Rhode
Island, at Providence, in 45th year,

Rachel, widow of Benjamin, in 64th year,

Elizabeth, infant daughter of Major Edward,

Mary, widow of John, at Swanzey, aged 98
years. American of

Gen. Thompson, collector of the port of Al-
exandria. American of

Mrs. Elizabeth, at Swanzey, in 62d year.
American of

Jonathan, of Seekonk, at New Bedford, aged
21 years; military honors,

Henry, son of Oba5iah,

John Sanford, son of John, at Thompson, Ct.,
in 20th year,

Martha Dorrance, wife of William H., and
eldest daughter of Jacob Whitman, of Prov-
idence, at Thompson, Ct., in 32d year,

Joanna, wife of James, in S4th year,

James Penniman, son of Gregory, at Shrews-
bury, Mass., aged 14 years ; was playing
with a musket,

Harriet Amanda, youngest daughter of Will-
iam,

Dea. Caleb, at Seekonk, in 74th year,

John Simons, son of Joseph, Jr., at Newport,
in 7 th year,

Aug. 12, 1816

Aug. 27, 1816

Sept. 27, 1 816

Dec. 4, 1816
April 13, 1817

May 22, 1818

June 2, 1818

Aug. 3, 1818
Aug. 4, 18 1 8

Feb. — , 1 8 19

Aug. 31, 1819

Sept. 13, 1819

Feb. 7, 1820

Feb. I.I,, 1820

March 24, 1820

June 9, 1820

Aug. I, 1820
Aug. 16, 1820

Nov. 17, 1820

Jan. 4, 1821
April 13, 1821

May 30, 1821

Aug. 26, 1 82 1
Nov. 5, 1 82 1

Nov. 24, 182 1

384

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

.MASON Pardon, only son of Major Edward,
aged I year, 5 months,

Mr. , at Pendleton, S. C. His house was

consumed by fire and 4 out of his 5 chil-
dren perished,

Ann Eliza, only child of Sanford, aged 1 1
months, 10 days,

James Wall, son of Rev. Dr. Mason, late of
New York, at Carlisle, Penn., aged 20
years. American of

Pelatiah, at Killingly, Ct., in 83d year,

Joseph, Jr., son of Dr. Joseph, of Providence,
aged 28 years, at Rio Nunez, Africa, on
board sloop Two Brothers. American of

Benajah, of Swanzey, at Providence, aged 72
years,

Hannah, widow of Joshua, at Swanzey, aged
84 years,

Alice, widow of Gen. James B., and daughter
of late John Brown,

Anna, wife of Pardon, in 6ist year,

Elizabeth, wife of Edward, in 69th year,

William Haile, son of William H., of Thomp-
son, Ct., at North Providence, aged 6 years,
9 months.

Experience, widow of Nathan, at Seekonk,
in 63d year,

Charles, at Swanzey, in 83d year,

William Henry Russell, infant son of Major
Edward,

Candace, wife of James, at Adams, Mass., in
46th year,

George, infant son of George,

John R., infant son of Stephen, at Warren,
aged 18 months. American of

Hannah, wife of Gardiner, at Warren, in 48th
year,

Sally, youngest daughter of Hezekiah, Esq.,
at Freetown. American of

George, formerly of Providence, at Canton,
Ala., in 32d year.

Rose Anne, widow of John, Esq., aged 8i
years,

Isaac, of Thompson, Ct., stabbed by Andrew
Davis, near Slatersville,

Benjamin, at Newport, aged 36 years. Amer-
ican of

Louisa Allen, daughter of Nathan, at See-
konk, aged r year, 10 months,

Hannah, daughter of late John, at Warren, in
72d year.

Jan. 14, 1822 "

March 14, 1822
Nov. 15, 1822

Nov. 26, 1822
Jan. 4, 1823

April 25, 1823

Aug. 30, 1823

Sept. 7, 1823

Oct. 3, 1823

Oct. 6, 1823

Oct. 15, 1823

Jan. 7, 1824

Feb. II, 1824
March 26, 1824

Aug. 8, 1824

March 19, 1825
.Sept. 8, 1825

Sept. 5, 1825

Oct. 20, 1825

F"eb. 17, 1826

April 5, 1826

Aug. 13, 1826

Sept. 29, 1826

Oct. 10, 1826

Oct. 22, 1826

Dec. 28, 1826

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

385

MASON Edward,, in 74th year,

Joseph, drowned in the bay. American of

Noble, at Swanzey, in 80th year,

Harriet, daughter of Edward, at Pawtucket,
aged 22 months,

Julia Ann, of Ashford, Ct., in 20th year, at
Pawtucket,

Nathan Lafayette, infant son of Nathan, at
Seekonk, aged 7 months,

William, son of Noble, of Rehoboth, at Prov-
idence, aged 48 years,

Margaret, widow of H olden, aged TJ years,
at Warren, very suddenly,

Harriet Elizabeth, youngest daughter of
Major Edward, at Pawtucket,

Robert F., son of Joseph, at Bristol, aged 18
years,

Mrs. Lucy, at Glocester, aged 32 years.
American of

Rev. Dr. John M., at New York, of the Scot-
ish Presbyterian Church ; was Provost of
Columbia College and President of Carlile.
American of

Edward Francis, youngest child of Dr. John
H ., aged 2 years, 7 months,

Miss Elizabeth, at Cambridge, aged 65 years.
American of

Hannah, wife of Samuel, at Warren, aged 68
years. American of

Susan, daughter of Benjamin, at Newport.
American of

Capt. Edward, at Swanzey, aged 80 years.
Soldier of the Revolution. American of

Nancy, wife of Henry, at Cranston, in 49th
year,

William Jenckes, of this town, aged 27 years,
at his uncle's house in Potter Township, O.
American of

Sarah Ann, daughter of Nathan, aged 4 years,
MASQUERA Jose Maria, at Papayon, Colum-
bia. Gen. Boliver once said of him " If
men could select their fathers I would
choose him for mine.'' American of
MASSIE Gen Nathaniel, in Ohio, one of the

oldest settlers in the state. American of
MASSMINSTER John, fell from a dray, at Phil-
adelphia,
MASURY Samuel, son of the late Joseph, at
Providence, in 23d year.'buried at Cranston
with military honors,

Jan. 9, 1827
May 25, 1827
Aug. 13, 1827

Sept. 12, 1827
Nov. I, 1827
Feb. 3, J 828

April 23, 1828
May 8, 1828

Aug. 23, 1828

March 13, 1829

Nov. 6, 1829

Jan, I, 1830
March 11, 1830
May 21, 1830
Aug. 20, 1830
Sept. 17, 1830
Dec. 28, 1830
March 4, 1831

July IS, 1 83 1
Dec. 17, 1832

Oct. 9, 1829
Nov. 23, 1813
July 26, 1828

Feb. 26, 1818

386 VITACi RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

MATTHEWS Richard, of Hartford .Co., N. C,

aged 103 years, 2 months, 1 1 days ; was

born in Virginia, but had resided in North

Carolina for 60 years. American of Nov. 16, 1 801

William, at I'jristol. American of July 8, 1817

Mary A., daughter of Jeremiah, in 20th year, Nov. 16, 1824
Washington, killed by his father, at Point

Township, O., Dec. 16, 1826

MATHEWS Lt. H , of Port Tobacco, Md.,

killed in a duel with Walter Jewson, of Vir-
ginia, near the former place, Feb. 8, 1832
MATHEWSON Thomas, only child of the late

Capt. Thomas, who was lost at sea, in this

town, aged 2 years, 2 months, April 30, 1809

Daniel, at Smithfield, aged 75 years. In this

town there have died in a short period

12 married men leaving 12 widows, S of

whom are named Mowry, and all in a dis-
tance of 2 miles in length and J of a mile

in breadth, and whose farms joined each

other, April 4, 1814

Waitey. wife of Capt. Reuben, at Johnston,

in 3Sth year. May 11, 1814

Sally, wife of James, at Coventry, in 36th

year, ' June 7, 18 14

Col. John, in this town, in 74th year, Nov. 16, 1816

Stephen, at Scituate, in 46th year. American

of Jan. 22, 1819

Margaret, wife of Nathan, Esq., formerly of

Providence, at Tarboro, N. C, aged about

42 years, Dec. 19, 1820

Rebecca, wife of Capt. Samuel, at Warren,

aged 28 yeans, Feb. 20, 1821

Obadiah, at Baltimore, merchant, a native of

this State, aged 29 years. American of ' May 10, 1822

Caroline Frances, infant daughter of Daniel,

at Johnston, aged 17 months. May 18, 1822

Nicholas, at Cranston, aged 71 years, Oct. 19, 1822

Harriet, wife of John, in 38th year, June 16, 1824

Noah, Esq., at Johnston, aged 90 years;

served in the Revolution and for more than

60 years in public life and a long time in

the General Assembly. American of Sept. 28, 1824

Almy, son of Charles, of Johnston, at Provi-
dence, in 25th year.
Patience, wife of Col. laaac, in 25th year,
Judeth, widow of Hon. Noah, at Johnston,

aged 88 years,
James Lester, infant son of Henry A., at

Woodstock, Ct., aged 5 months,

Oct.
Dec.

s.

2,

1824
1824

Jan.

28,

1827

Nov.

14.

1827

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS

387

M ATHEVVSON John, Esq., late secretary Provi-
dence Washington Insurance Co., in 56th
year,

Nathan, formerly of Providence, at Scarboro, .
N. C, in 66th year,

Caroline Horton, daughter of Benjamin, at
New York, aged 8 months,
MATHSON Rev. John, at, Porteerdale, Eng.,
aged 90 years ; was over 60 years a min-
ister at Porteerdale ; he was a fine model
for Goldsmith's parson in the '■ Deserted
Village." American of
MATIGNON Francis Anthony, D. D., at Bos-
ton, for 26 years Roman Catholic pastor,
MATTESON George N., son of James, at Cov-
entry, aged 8 years, 2 months,

Nathan, at Coventry, aged ^^ years, soldier
of the Revolution. American of

William Henry, only child of Henry A.,
aged 10 months, 20 days,
MATTIS Peter Providence, drowned from brig

Pomona, aged 10 years,
MAUNSELL Elizabeth, widow of late Gen.
John, of the British service, at New Yo'-k,
aged 87 years American of

MAURICE , owner of the Royal Brunswick

theatre, perished in the burning of the
house, at London,
MAURAN Capt. Joseph Carlos, at Barrington,
in 71st year ; was a native of Italy and de-
scended from a highly respectable family
of the City of Villa Franca, in the Prov-
ince of Nice ; came to Barrington in 1768;
a fi.-<e sketch in paper of May 4, Masonic
honors,

Olive, widow of Capt. Joseph C, in this town,
in 60th year,

George W , son of Capt. Carlo, in this town,
aged 3 years,

Samuel E., son of Oroondates, of New York,
at Providence, aged i year,

George Augustus, son of Capt. Carlo, in sth
year,

Capt. Ira, of Providence, aged about 38 years,
at Curracco, W. I., was bitten by a dog,
which terminated in lockjaw. American
of

Sterry Lawrence, infant son of Dr. J ,

. aged about i year,

Orandates, son of Capt. Carlo, aged 14 years,

Dec. 19, 1830
July 6, 1832
July 7, 1832

June 21, 1814
Sept. 19, i8i8
May 13, 1826
Aug. 10, 1827
April 29, 1830
July 10, 1826

Nov. 10, 1815

Feb. 28, 1828

May I, 1813

Feb. 12, 1 8 14

Nov. 14, 1815

Aug. 12, 1821

March 15, 1822

Dec. 16, 1825

Aug. 19, 1827
Nov. 5, 1828

388

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

MAURAN Charles Ira, youngest son of Joseph
P., aged I year, 3 months,

Eliza B., infant daughter of Joshua, Esq.,
aged 10 months,
MAURY His Eminence Siffrecin, at Rome,
aged 71 years; he played an important
part in the French Revolution,

Fontane, in Washington City, aged 64 years ;
he was one of Lafayette's aides in the Rev-
olution, at Washington City. American of

, wife of James, Esq., late Consul for

that port, at Liverpool, Eng. American of
MAVIS Capt. John Frederick, of the sloop
Catey, and late of this town, at St. Mary's,
W. I., in 36th year,
MAWNEY Ruth, wife of John, Jr., at Cranston,

Experience, wife of Pardon, Esq., at East
Greenwich, in 65th year,

John W., only son of John, Esq., at Crans-
ton,

Col. John, at Cranston. American of

Pardon, Esq., at East Greenwich, in 83d year,
MAXCY Milton, Esq., native of Attleboro,
Mass., brother of Rev. Dr. Maxcy, for-
merly of this town, at Beaufort, S. C.
American of

Esther, wife of Benjamin, at Attleboro, in
45th year.

Rev. Jonathan, in Columbia, S. C, president
of college there, aged 53 years. See obit-
uary in this number. American of

Esther, only daughter of Benjamin, at Attle-
boro, aged 17 years,

Levi, Esq., aged 52 years, native of Attle-
boro, but for some years a resident of
Charleston, S. C, at Edisto Island,

Jonathan, Esq., attorney at law, son of Rev.
Dr. Maxcy, iormerly of Providence, at
Autonga Co., Ala.,

Cornelia Elizabeth, youngest daughter of
Virgil, Esq., in Maryland, in gth year.
American of

Levi, at Wrentham, in 85th year,
MAXFIELD Philip, seaman, perished in the
wreck of the schooner Quaker,

Edmund, at Dartmouth, aged 85 years.
American of

Susannah, widow of Zadoc, at New Bedford,
aged 70 years. American of

Mrs. Deborah, at Bristol, aged 66 years,

Nov. 4, 1829
Feb. 24, 1832

May—. 1817

Feb. 6, 1824
April 2, 1830

Oct. 27, 1817
Oct. 24, 1815

Nov. 30, 1 81 5

Nov. 16, 1816

March 9, 183O

Aug. 6, 1 83 1

Oct. 17, 1817
Oct. 20, 181 7

June 20, 1820
Aug. 19, 1 821

June 24, 1822

Nov. 19, 1823

Dec. 23, 1823
Oct. II, 1826

March 6, 1820

Dec. II, 1 821

May 20, 1823
Oct. 26, 1 83 1

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS 389

MAXFIELD David, Jr.. at Warren, aged 45

years. American of Sept. 28, i8j2

MAXON Miss Content, at Newport, aged 64

years. American of Aug.. 4, 181 8

.MA.XSON John, at Newport, aged 70 years, April 21, 1822

Jonathan', at Newport, aged 87 years, 65

years member of Sabbatarian church, July 31, 1823

John S., at Newport, aged 34 years. Amer-
ican of Aug. 30, 1825
Isaac, at Middletown, aged 60 years, March 25, 1830
MAXWELL William, of Roxbury, Mass.,

drowned in the harbor at Newport ; was

in his 27th year. May 30, i8ro

Mrs. Ann, formerly of Newport, at East

Greenwich, in 8ist year, May 2, 1817

Isaac, of Wrexford, Ireland, at sea, on board

ship Columbia, on passage from Havana to

Bristol. American of July 17, 1818

James, transient person, found dead in the

road, at Oxford, Mass., aged 22 years, Feb. 22, 1820

Capt. Level, at Worcester, in 75th year, Dec. 17, 1828

Mx'VY Hon. Elisha, at Attleboro, in 73d year,

formerly member of General Assembly of

Massachusetts, sermon by Rev. Mr.

Wilder, Nov. 15, 181 1

Abigail, widow of Samuel, Esq., at Boston,

aged 76 years, Dec. 29, 181 1

Henry 13., son of Jesse, Esq., at Pawtucket,

aged 22 months. American of Jan. 27, 1815

Jesse, Esq., attorney at law, son of Elisha,

at Pawtucket, in 36th year, (see his obitu-
ary notice), Feb. 24, 1815
Ruth, widow of Elisha, at Attleboro, aged 75

years. American of May 16, 181 5

Nehemiah Lyon, at North Providence, in 44th

year, Jan. 23, 1817

Mr. , aged 22 years, at Ceylon, from

wounds given by a shark. American of Jan. 13, 1818

Almira, daughter of Capt. William, of Wood-
stock, Ct., at Providence, July 9, 182Q
Mrs. Sarah, of Providence, aged about 66

years, eldest daughter of late Capt. Mat-
thew Cozzens, of Newport, June 10, 1821
Daniel, at Orange Co., N. C, aged 99 years,

a soldier of the Revolution ; when 60

years old was father of 16 children, had

187 grand and 84 great-grandchildren at

time of death. American of June 15, 1821

Julia M., wife of Dr. F , at Washington

City, aged 29 years. American of Oct. 25, 1822

390

VITAL RECORD OP RHODE ISLAND

MAY Ephraim, formerly of Reho'ooth, Mass., at
Leroy,.N. Y., aged 108 years. American
of

Miss Mary, aged 25 years, formerly of New-
port, at Providence,

Joseph, only child of Rev. Samuel J., at
Brooklyn, Ct.,

Ebenezer, of Boston, at Paris, France, aged
72 years,

Frances, daughter of late John, at Boston,
aged 17 years. Americari of
MAYBERRY Miss Abby, at Bristol, aged 28
years, daughter of Capt. Freeman, of New-
port, at Bristol,
MAYHEW Capt. Elijah, of Newburyport, mas-
ter of schooner Paragon, of Boston ; was
one of the crew of ship Resource, lost in
the South Seas in 18 18, when most of the
crew perished at sea,
MAYNARD Mrs. Olive, at Sterling, Ct., aged
30 years, buried just three weeks from her
marriage,

Abigail, wife of John, at Worcester, aged 61
years,

James, late from Stowe or Sudbury, Mass,,
at Providence, aged 39 years,

Henry L., his wife, Jane iVTaria, and his son,
Charles William, at New York, of the
cholera,

William Hale, of the New York Senate, from
Oneida. American of
MAYO Louisa, in the burning of the Richmond,
Va., theatre,

Col. John, at Richmond, Va. American of

Joseph, at Eden, aged 85 years, soldier of the
Revolution. American of
MAYSTON Lieut. Robert, of the Bombay Ma-
rines, from wounds received on board the
Nautilus in action with U. S. Ship of War
Peacock, in the East Indies. American of
MAZEEN Ezekiel, aged 27 years, great-grand-
son of Uncas, buried in the royal burial
ground, at Norwich, of the Mohegans ; ser-
mon by Rev. Mr. Palmer of the Baptist
Church,
MAZZEI Philip, formerly resident of U. S., a
confidant of Jefferson and political writer,
at Pisa, in Tuscany, in 86th year.

June 21, 1825
June 15, £827.
Dec. 12, 1828
Feb. 28, 1829
April 29, 1831

Nov. 25, 1825

Feb. 3, 1821

July II, 1819
Nov. 24, 1826
July 25, 183 1

Aug. 9, 1832

Sept. 7, 1832

Dec. 26, 181 1
June 12, 1S18

Nov. 13, 1829
June 4, 1816

May 2, 1826
March 19, 1816

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 391

McAllister Matthew, Esq., native of Penn-
sylvania, but for 40 years a resident of
Savannah, in 66th year, May 9, 1823

Mrs. Hannah, at Savannah. American of Aug. 30, 1825

McALSTER William, at Rochester, Vt. His
dwelling house burnt and his three chil-
dren perished, March i, 1828

McARDLE John, at Little Flails, N. Y., aged 50
years, killed by a blast ; has lost 7 sons, 5
by drowning and 2 by violent deaths. , ■

American of Nov. 28, r 820

McAYRES Samuel, seaman, of Bristol, at Ha-
vana. American of Feb. 6, 1821

McBRIDE Henry, shot by a sentry at York-
town, N. Y , July II, 1812
James, at New York, aged 18 years, took
corrosive sublimate by mistake although it
was plainly so labeled. American of July 4, 1815
Mary Ann Eliza, of the theatres, Aug. 25, 1827

McCALL Robert, brother of Andrew, of Wil-
mington, Del., murdered in the street in
Philadelphia. American of April 23, 181 1

Dr. John Ward, at Charleston, S. C, aged
about 29 years ; was putting away a pistol
in his wardrobe when it went off and killed
him. American of June 28, 1822

James, Esq., attorney at law, at St. Charles,

Mo American of Oct. 25, 1822

Hugh, Major in U. S. Army, at Savannah,

Ga., aged 57 years. American of June 29, 1824

McCALLON Hugh, in Ohio, of the dropsy, in
4gth year; had been tapped 25 times and
yielded 52 gallons of water. American of April 4, 1815

McCARKLE William, Esq., late editor and pro-
prietor of Freeman's Journal, at Philadel-
phia, in Soth year. American of Feb. 7, 1826

McCARRIE Gen. Andrew, at Tiverton, aged 54

years, formerly Representative from the 1

town of Portsmouth, July 8, 1825.

McCARTY Richard, son of Richard, of Swanzey,
in 24th year, at sea, on board brig Bowdoin
on his passage to Warren, Aug. 29, 1824

Col. Edward, in Virginia, aged 68 years, an

officer in the Revolution. American of Sept. 21, 1824

McCAULEY Lieut. J , of 7th Regiment, U.

S. Infantry, at Fort Scott, Sept. 4, 1821

Mccormick James, Esq., Prof, of Mathematics
and Natural Philosophy in Dickerson Col-
lege, at Carlisle, Penn., aged 53 years.
American of May 3, 1814

392

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

McCORMICK Miss Eliza, drowned at Belfast,
Ire.; on hearing of the marriage of her
lover, threw herself into the sea. Ameri-
can of

M , at Mt. Holly, N. J. He was passing

through a fever. His wife and nephew
were beside his bed and both fell asleep.
He got up, took a pitcher and went to the
well for water, fell in and was drowned,

McCOSKEY Dr. Charles N., Assistant Surgeon
at St. Augustine. American of

McCOY Ann, late of Providence, in 17th year,
at Savannah, Ga. American of
James, killed by his wife, at Philadelphia.
American of

McCLELLAN William, at Woodstock, Ct., m
47th year. American of
Grace, wife of Nathaniel, Esq., at Woodstock,
Ct. American of

McCLINTOCK Joseph, at Bristol, aged 49 years,
Sarah M., eldest daughter of the late Joseph,

Esq., at Bristol,
Joseph, Esq., attorney at law, son of the late
Capt. Joseph, of Bristol, at Columbia, S. C,
aged 35 years,

McCLOUD Nathaniel, at Newport, aged 46
years,

McCLURE David, D.D., at East Windsor, Ct.,
aged 71 years,

McCREEDY Dr. Charles, U. S. Army, drowned
in Boston Harbor,

MacCREERY William, Esq., formerly M. C.
from Maryland for Baltimore District, at
Baltimore. American of

McCREERY John, Esq., native of Ireland, at
Richmond, Va. American of

McCUE Patrick, murdered by his cousin Patrick
Cassidy, at Sideling Hill, Penn. American
of

;McCULLOCK Mrs. Eleanor, at Lexington, Ky.,
killed by lightning while at Church.
American of
Thomas, of Kennebunk, member Senior class
Harvard University, at Cambridge. Amer-
ican of

McDOLE Mrs. , wife of James, at Paw-
tucket, aged 33 years,

.McDonald Rhoda, wife of Capt. John, at
Johnston, in 52dyear, suddenly. American
of

July 25, 1820

Sept. 9, 1828

Dec. 21, 1821

Oct. 17, 1820

Oct. 13, 1826

Jan. 27, 1809

June 4, 1813
Nov. II, 1809

May 2, 18 13

Aug. 7, 183 s

Nov. I, 1820

June 25, 1820

May 24, 1 82 1

April 8, 1 8 14
Sept. 2, 1825

July II, 1820

Abg. 15, 1817

Sept. 12, 1817
June 24, 1829

May 31, 1814

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

393

MacDONALD Capt. James, of 14th U. S. In-
fantry, at Buffalo, N. Y. American of

Col. , the celebrated chief, Glengary, in

Scotland ; his funeral at Invergarry was
an immense affair. American of

McDonald Rev. Damel, D.D., professor of lan-
guages in Geneva College, New York.
American of
Donald, at the almshouse, Lynn, aged 108
years ; was born in Scotlund 1722, was in
British service before he came to America,
was at Quebec under Wolfe, with Brad-
dock, and served also in the Revolution.
American of

McDonnell Wmiam. murdered by Michael
Sloop, in a quarrel, at Lancaster, Penn.,
Thomas, master of brig Planet, of Belfast, at
New Orleans,

McDONNOUGH William, at the Boston jail,
under sentence of death, from dropsy of
the chest,

Mcdonough Mrs. Lucy Ann, wife of Com.
Thomas, and daughter of late Nathaniel
Shaler, Esq., at Middletown, Ct., aged 34
years.
Com., hero of Champlain ; he embarked at
Gibraltar Oct. 24, and died at sea Nov. 10
following, on his way home ; his wife died
recently at Middletown, Ct., has 5 living
children, 4 sons and a daughter. Ameri-
can of
Mrs. Polly, at Nantucket, perished m a snow
storm, aged 34 years,

McDowell Samuel Irvine, Esq., at Bowling
Green, Ky. American of

McDUFFIE Mary Rebecca, wife of Hon.
George, daughter of Richard Singleton,
Esq., at her father's house near Manches-
ter, S. C ,

McFARLAND Duncan, Esq., formerly mem-
ber of Congress from North Carolina, at
North Carolina. American of
Francis Frederick, of the theatre, at Phila-
delphia. American of
Dr. James, son of Capt. James, of Worcester,
at Rutland, Mass., aged 4r years. Amer-
ican of
Mary Ellen, daughter of Thomas, aged 7
weeks,

Dec. 13, 1814

March 28, 7828

April 9, 1 830

Oct. 8, 1830
Dec. 30, 1813
July 24, 1829

Jan. 19, 1818
Aug. 9, 1825

Nov. 29, 1825
April 12, 1 83 1
Sept. 14, 1824

Sept. 14, 1830

Sept. 20, 1 8 16
March 5, 1819

Dec. 12, 1823
Sept. 6, 1829

394

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

McGARRICK Bryan, alias William Morse, na-
tive of Ireland, at Wharapoa, on board ship
Asia,

McGARY John, of Rhode Island, at New Or-
leans. American of

McGEBAN James, drowned in New York har-
bor,

McGEE George, at Foster, in 8ist year,

McGINNIS Lieut. , drowned in crossing St.

Mary's river,

McGRATH Michael, executed at Halifax for
murder of Capt. Westmacott, of the Brit-
ish army. American of

McGregor Mrs. Eunice, at Sterling, Ct, aged
2$ years. American of

McGUYER John, of New York, perished in the
shipwreck of schooner Lafayette, in South
Seas. American of

McHENRY James, near Baltimore, in 63d year,
one of Washington's aides in the Revolu-
tion,

Col. , ot Baltimore, at Mercersburg,

Fenn., of the fever. American of

McILVAINE Bloomfield, at- Burlington, N. J.,
in 30th year,
Joseph, U. S. Senator from N. J., in s8th
year, at Burlington, N. J. American of

McINNES Rev. Thomas G., pastor of Ninth
Presbyterian Church, at Philadelphia.
American of

McINTOSH McQueen, shot by John L. Hop-
kins, at Darien, Ga.,
Gen. William, an Indian chief, murdered by
a band of Indians. American of

McINTYRE Moses G., son of Smieon, at Men-
don,

, of brig Trident, from exposure at sea.

American of

McKAY Emily, in this town, aged 4 years, i
month, youngest daughter of William,
George F., son of William, aged 23 years,

McKEAN Gov. , of Pennsylvania; wrote a

long article respecting the Declaration of
Independence on June i6th and died the
24th, aged 84 years,
Hon. Thomas, late Governor of Pennsyl-
vania, at Philadelphia,
Rev. Joseph, D. D., LL.D., at Havana, where
he was for his health. American of

March 11, 1822

Oct. 16, 1 82 1

Dec. 20, 1808
Feb. 25, 1832

Feb. ir, 1818

July 23, 1816
April 29, 1825

Nov. 28, 1826

May 3, 1816

Oct. 25, 1822

Aug. 18, 1826

Aug. 25, 1826

Sept. 14, 1824

March 27, 1819

May 24, 1825

Nov. 3, 1822

Oct. 27, 1826

Nov. 24, 181 1
April 1, 1824

June 24, 1817
June 24, 1817
April 21, i8i8

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 395

McKECANIE Gillis, at Gonrock, Scotland, aged
104 years, the last of the warriors that
fought with Prince Charles in 1745. Amer-
ican of Oct. 10, 1815

McKENNEY Matthew, at Orange Co. jail, N.
Y., aged between 60 and 70 years. He
had been in the Olster and Orange jail for
30 years for a single debt. American of Jan. 26, 18 19

Hannah, widow, at Georgetown, aged 93
years, 9 months. After living to see 5
generations she could say " Arise daughter
and go to your daughter, for your daugh-
ter's daughter hath a daughter." Ameri-
can of Dec. 22, 1829

McKENSIE Capt. James, of Wickford. in Ber-
muda, on board sloop Emily, aged 35 years, Sept. 17, 1819

Lieut. , killed by his Sergeant, at Baton

Rouge, La. American of Dec. 26, 1828

Capt. James, Commander of Revenue Cutter

Wasp, at Norfolk. American of July 10, 1829

McKENZIE Sir Alexander, in Scotland ; well
known for his adventurous journey in the
Deserts of North America. American of May 26, 1820

Henry, the Scotch Author, at Edinburgh,

aged 86 years, Jan. 14, 1831

Richard, at Macera, Cuba, formerly of Provi-
dence, Nov. 20, 1 83 1

McKIBBON Mrs. Patience, daughter of the late
Nicholas P. Tillinghast, Esq., of Newport,
at Charlestown Brook Court House, Va.,
in 44th year. American of April 18, 1815

McKINLEY David, at Mobile, aged 26 years, Aug. 18, 1825

Sarah, wife of Daniel, and daughter of Wal-
ter C'olman, aged 28 years, May 12, 1827

McKINN Sergt. James, aged 26 years, shot by a
private named Travers, at the Navy Yard,
Charleston, Nov. 27, 1814

McKINN EY Matthew, aged between 60 and 70
years, at Orange Co., N. Y. Jail, where he
had been confined 30 years for a debt.
American of June i, 1821

McKINNON John, at Savannah, Ga.; his body
found floating in the river, had been miss-
ing several days. American of Nov. 25, 1825
John, murdered near Savannah, Ga. Ameri-
can of Feb. 3, 1826

McKINSTREY Rev. William, son of late Dr.
, of Taunton, Mass., Episcopal cler-
gyman ; had returned from England about
3 months since, after an absence of 40
years, at Concord, N. H., in 6ist year, Sept. 26, 1823

596

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

McLANE Williiim, formerly of Providence, at
New Orleans, in 22d year,
Edward, Esq., first clerk in office of secretary
of state, at Boston, aged 64 years. Amer-
ican of
Col. Allen, father of Hon. Lewis, and col-
lector of the port of Wilmington ; distin-
guished himself in the Revolution, at Wil-
mington, Del.,
Rebecca, wife of John A.,

McLAUGHLING Sarah, at Newport asylum,
aged 36 years,

McLEAN Hon. Joseph, president of district
court for city and county of Philadelphia,
at Cheltenham, Penn., in 63d year,

, stabbed his wife to death at Gardiner's

victualling house. New York,

McMAKIN William, of Frederic Co., Md., hung
himself with a silk handkerchief,

McMillan Alexander, aged 32 years, at Fay-
etteville, N. C. ; was congressman-elect
from this district. American of

McMINN Joseph, Esq., formerly governor of
the State, in Tennessee. American of

McNAIR Alexander, late governor of Missouri,
one of the early pioneers and settlers of
the territory, at St. Louis, Mo. Amer-
ican of

McNAUGHTON Duncan, a Scotchman, at
Moultonborb, N H., supposed to be 117
years old. American of

McNEAL Archibald, lieutenant U.S. Navy, at
sea. American of
Hopestill, in 71st year,
Sarah, daughter of John, in 21st year,

McNEIL Mrs. , wife of John, in 38th year,

McNeill Lieutenant-Colonel Archibald ¥.,
late of U. S. army, in North Carolina.
American of

McPHKRSON William,
killed in a row with
Camden, N. C,
Col. R., American consul
tary honors,

McRONE Acting-Lieutenant

a dissolute fellow,
the Pleas brothers, at

at Madeira, mili-

-. on board U.
S. schooner Alligator, in Port au Prince bay,
MEACHAN Calvin, aged 38 years, from Ten-
nessee ; in mounting his horse his foot
caught in the stirrup, the horse started
suddenly, he was so bruised that he died
the day after. American of

Nov. 5, 1 82 1
March 24, 1 826

May 22, 1829
Dec. 19, 1832

Sept. 4, 1825

Sept. 5, 1826
May 17, 1827
Oct. 24, I 826

Dec. 2, 1 817
Dec. 24, 1824

May 19, 1826

March 15, 1831

March 30, 1821
Aug. 7, 1824
Sept. 4, 1825
Aug. 3, 1 82 1

Nov. 25, 1823

March 9, 181 1

Jan. I, I 817

Oct. 19, 1822

Aug. 6, 1830

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 397

MEADE Gen. David, at Meadeville, O., aged 61
years ; he was the first settler northwest
of the Alleghany. American of Oct. 29, 1816

Dea. Silas, at Greenwich, Ct., in 98th year, Oct. 13, 1817

Major-General Ebenezer, at Greenwich, Ct.,
aged about 70 years, Feb 7, 181 8

MEADOZA Mrs. ; her husband was a

great mathematician and died a suicide be-
cause he had made an error of one figure
in some millions made. American of Sept. 18, 1817

MEANS Major, of Windham, Me., killed by the

explosion of a powder mill, at Gorham, Me., July 19, 182

MEARS Samuel, of Boston, cooper, at Trinidad,

Cuba. American of July 20, 1827

MECKLENBURGH STRELTZ Duke of, and
brother of the Queen of England, in Ger-
many, Feb. 2, 1814
Duke of, in Germany, aged 75 years, brother

to the Queen of England. American of Feb. 21, 18 17

MEDBURY Nathaniel, at Rehoboth, aged 71

years. American of Dec. 13, 181 1

John, at Seekonk, in 72d year, an officer in
the Revolution ; had been member of the
Legislature, selectman and justice of the
peace, Nov. 2, 1825

Abigail, widow of John, at Seekonk, aged 67

years, Dec. 9, 1827

Allen Viall, son of Viall, at Seekonk, Sept. i, 1828

Edward, formerly of Smithfield, at Plainfield,

Ct., aged 80 years, Dec. 25, 1828

Matthew, son of Mrs. Ruth, in 27th year;
had just returned from a long voyage in the
ship Tartar, of which he was chief mate, Sept. 5, 1829

Mary W., daughter of William, at Seekonk,

in 21st year, July 14, 1830

George, at Seekonk, killed by his team, Feb. 25, 1832

MEERFELT Count, Austrian ambassador at St.

James, at London, Eng., July 4, 1815

MEGARY William, son of John, Esq., aged 14

years, at Lewiston, Feiin., by hydrophobia, Dec. 23, 18 17
MEIGS Nathan, supposed to have been shot by
his son and thrown overboard in Long
Island Sound. American of July 13, 1810

Josiah, commissioner of the General Land
Office, at Washington, D. C, aged about 70
years ; a native of Connecticut and near
relative of the postmaster-general ; was
passionately fond of scientific pursuits, Sept. 4, 1822

Col. Return Jonathan, native of Connecticut,
and a distinguished officer of the Revolu-
tion, at the Cherokee agency, Jan. 28, 1823

398

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

MEIGS Return Jonathan, formerly governor of
Ohio, and postmaster-general of United
States, at Marietta, O.,

MEIN Mrs. Mary, widow of John, of Newport,
at Fort Antonio, J a., aged about 48 years,

MELISH John, at Philadelphia, geographer,
aged 52 years. American of

MELVILLE Sarah, daughter of the late David,
at Ne\'.port, in 19th year,
Ruth, daughter of Seth, at Newport, aged 20

years. American of
Elizabeth, widow of Thomas, aged 93 years,

at Newport. American of
Jonathan B., Oct. 11, Phebe B., Oct. 10, twin
children of Andrew, at Newport, aged 20
months. American of

, of Rhode Island, at New Orleans, aged

25 years,
Thomas, at Newport, aged 44 years,
Amelia Adelaide, infant daughter of William

L., aged 10 weeks, 3 days, at Newport,
Lydia, wife of Seth, at Newport, aged 66

years,
Rebecca P., wife of David, in 19th year,

MENDENHALL James, Friend minister, in
Virginia, in 65th year. American of

MENOCE General, Governor of Venice and
Grand Officer of the Legion of Honor, at
Venice. American of

MENZIES Christiana, at the Philadelphia Alms-
house, aged 112 years; was a native of
Strathapev, Invernesshire, Scotland. Had
been an inmate smce 1817. Had been a
mother of a large family but had outlived
them all. American of

MERCHANT Sarah, eldest daughter of Will-
iam, Esq., at Newport, in 18th year,
Rebecca, daughter of William, Esq., in 17th
year,

MEREDETH Samuel, in Pennsylvania, formerly
treasurer of United States, aged 76 years,
one of the Patriots of 1776. American of

MERETHEW Mary, widow of Elias, at Crans-
ton, aged 70 years. American of

MERRETT Henry, at Newburyport, merchant,
native of England ; also the same day his
wife Susannah, aged 36 years. His age
was 48 years. American of

MERRIAM Aaron Eames, son of John, of Ux-
bridge, Mass., at Richmond, Va., in 20th
year. American of

March 29, 1825

Aug. 8, 1 82 1

Jan. 7, 1823

May 28, 1810

May 23, 1815

Dec. 15, 1820

Oct. 19, 1821

April — . 1823
Nov. 24, 1824

March 24, 1829

Dec. 30, 1829
Jan. 9, 1 83 1

Sept. 6, 1816
Oct. 19, 1810

April 27, 1832
May 29, 1 8 16
Aug. 25, i8i8

March 7, 18 17
May 2, 1815

March 6, 1821
Oct. 21, 1823

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN- DEATHS

399

MERRIAM Miss Eliza, daughter of John, at
Roxbury, aged 85 years. American of
Widow Eunice, at Oxford. American of
Levi, merchant, at Boston, in 50th year.
American of
MERRICK Hon. Pliney, Esq., at Brookfield,
Mass. American of
Phebe, daughter of Obed, at Taunton, aged
16 years,
MERRIFIELD William, formerly of Schoharie,

N. Y., in 38th year,
MERIFIELD Mary, wife of Aaron, daughter of
Capt. Stephen Thayer, of Uxbridge, at
Franklin, Mass., aged 30 years,
MERRIFIELD Mary, in 47th year ; she has left

a large family of children,
MERRILL Richard, at Newport, aged 39 years.
American of
Mary T., daughter of Wjlliam, at Warwick,

aged 6 years. American of
Adenijah, at Deerfield, N. H., aged 83 years.
American of
MERRY Emma Greene, eldest daughter of John,
formerly of Providence, at Bloomfield, O.,
aged 8 years, 10 months,
William Tyler, son of Barney, at Pawtucket,
Joseph, at Smithfield, in 47th year. Ameri-
can of
Barney, infant son of Barney, at Pawtucket,
aged 8 months,
MESIER Nathaniel, Jr., at Gorham, Me., aged
2$ years ; was found dead in the road.
American of
MESSENGER Ebenezer, at Pawtucket, for-
merly of Wrentham, in 52d year,
George Washington, of Wrentham, Mass., at
Jackson, La., a graduate of Brown Univer-
sity 1826,

MESSEROLE Mrs. , aged 22 years, killed

by an explosion on steamboat Etna,
METCALF Nathaniel G., in 36th year; had
been transacting business at Wilmington,
N. C, at sea, suddenly, while returning
home,
Michael, in this town, in 63d year,
Edwin, son of Joel, Jr., aged 13 months, 14

days,
Ebenezer, at Cumberland, in 72d year,
Hannah, wife of Reuben G., at Wrentham,
Mass. American of

Nov. 6, 1829
July 30, 1830

March 22, 1831

March ir, 1814

July 12, 1824

Aug. 13, 1821

July 29, 1824

Sept. 10, 183 1

Aug. 15, 1817

Oct. 8, 1822

Jan. 12, 1830

Oct. 23, 1819
Aug. 2, 1821

Dec. 18, 1 82 1

April 1 6, 1825

Dec. 3, 1830
Dec. 27, 1820

June 6, 1828
May 15, 1824

June 6, 1812
March 31, 1815

June 23, 1820
Oct. 23, 1820

Nov. 10, 1820

400

VITAL RECORD OP RHODE ISLAND

METCALF George, at Horton, in Ribbleodale,

aged I r5 years ; his senses held out to the

last American of
Albert, son of Samuel, aged i8 months, 15

days,
Reeve, youngest child of Theron, Esq., at

Dedham. American of
Lucy, wife of Joel, aged 63 years,
Sarah Calder, daughter of Samuel, aged 6

years, 3 months,
Julia, daughter of Samuel, in 14th year; the

3d child he has lost in 6 months,
Christopher Dexter, son of Dexter, aged 13

months,
William M., at Sutton, Mass., aged 35 years,

native of Providence. American of
Levi, aged 30 years,
Almira Taft, daughter of Whiting, aged 18

months, 27 days,
Selinda, wife of Liberty, at Cumberland,

aged about 45 years,
Cornelia Sarah, infant daughter of Samuel,

aged 7 months,
Jesse, only son of Jesse, aged 19 months,
Lydia, widow of Nathaniel G., aged 49 years.

American of
Thomas G., son of Thomas S., of Augusta,

Ga., at Providence, in 4th year,
Capt. Isaac, at Boston, aged 48 years. Amer-
ican of
Ellery Channing, only son of Thomas S., at

Augusta, Ga., aged 7 months, r6 days,
Elizabeth Jane, only daughter of late Jabez,

aged 23 years,
Mrs. Hannah, wife of Amnon, at Cumber-
land, in 50th year,
MEYER , the Jewish banker, at Copenhagen,

Den. He left his heirs 60,000,000 (if

Danish paper money, besides plate, jewels,

cash and securities worth ;^500,000 sterling,
MICHOLSKY , a husbandman, at Plescow,

Russia, aged 165 years. His mother lived

to be r 17 and a sister r 12. American of
MICKLEFIELD John, at Salem, aged 80 years.

American of
MIDDLEMORE W , Esq., in England,

banker. American of
MIDGETT Abner, at Bristol, aged 27 years,
MIFFLIN Samuel, Esq., president Union Canal

Co., of Pennsylvania, at Harrisburg, Pa.,

June 22, 1821

Aug. 16, 1822

Oct. 8, 1822
Nov. 4, 1822

Dec. 13, 1822

Jan. 31, 1823

Oct. 3, 1824

Nov. 9, 1824
May 21, 1825

June 8, 1825

June 18, 1825

July 22, 1825
July 27, 1826

March 30, 1827

June 10, 1829

April 20, 1830

June 14, 1831

Sept. 9, 1 83 1

Nov. 5, 1831

Sept. r, 1813

Nov. 5, 1830

May 25, 1819

Dec. 29, 1815
Oct. 9, (819

March 16, 1829

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 401

MIFFLIN Samuel, at Philadelphia, president of
Union Canal Co., and called the " Clinton "
of Pennsylvania. American of May 26, 1829

MILES Mrs. Mary, at Newport, aged 78 years, Dec. 21, 1822

Jesse, doorkeeper, perished in the burning of

the Royal Brunswick theatre, London, Feb. 28, 1828

Capt. John, at New Haven, aged 78 years;
vras a soldier in the Revolution in the Ar-
tillery service ; was in several engagements
and one in which Gen. Washington thanked
him for his bravery at the head of his com-
pany. There are now 3 surviving officers
of the Revolution in this town. American
of
MILL Samuel, at Boston, aged 68 years, soldier

of the Revolution. American of
MILLARD Squire, at Warwick, in 70th year;
served in the Revolution and years a mem-
ber of Town Council and General Assem-
bly,

John, son of Charles, at Warwick, in 22d
year,

Mrs. Sophia W., wife of Russell, at Paw-
tuxet, in 36th year,

Amasa Richardson, son of Samuel, at Wor-
cester, aged 19 months,

Freelove, wife of Stephen, in 40th year, sud-
denly,

Mary, at Smithfield, aged 84 years,

Eliza, daughter of Nathaniel, Esq., at War-
wick, in 2 1 St year,

George W., son of Nathaniel, Esq., of War.
wick, not Willard, as stated (April 17).
American of

Stephen, at Smithfield, in 47th year,

Capt. Nathan, at Warwick, in 58th year.

Patience, widow of Squire, Esq., at War-
wick, in 84th year, Feb. 14, 1830

Charles, son of Thomas, carver, aged about
10 years, at New York ; was pushed from
the wharf and drowned, June 28, 1830

MILLER D Mrs. Hannah, at Warwick, in 48th

year, April 20, 1832

MILLEDGE Hon. Mr., late Governor of Georgia.

American of Feb. 27, 18 18

MILLER Rhoby, wife of Philip, at Rehoboth,

in 6 1 St year. American of May 7,1811

Jacob, at Rehoboth, aged 76 years, Dec. 30, 181 1

Bernard, at Warren, in 93d year. American
of Jan. 28, 1 812

April 9,

1830

March 12,

1830

Jan. 2,

1820

Nov. 10,

1822

Sept. II,

1824

Jan. I,

1825

July 17,
Feb. 8,

1825
1826

May 20,

1826

April 24,
Dec. 15,
Dec. 16,

1827
1829
1829

402

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

MILLER Mrs. Catherine, widow of Gen. Na-
thaniel Greene, at Dungeness, Cumberland
Island, Ga., in 6oth year. American of

John, of Baltimore, perished at sea. Ameri-
can of

Fanny S., aged 12 years, at Seneca Falls, N.
Y., from eating green currants. American
of

Rebecca, widow of Hon. Nathan, at Warren,
in 75 th year,

Sally Francis, daughter of Welcome, in 12th
year,

Elizabeth, infant daughter of Nathan. Amer-
ican of

Loisa, daughter of Welcome, in i6th year,

Daniel Field, youngest son of James S.,
aged 2 years, 10 months,

Freeborn, widow of Barnard, at Warren, in
94th year,

Sarah Rogers, wife of John, aged 27 years,

Amos, formerly of Rehoboth, at East Bloom-
field, N. Y., in 41st year,

, drowned, in swimming a river to escape

toll ; he had one cent, the toll was two,
the gatekeeper refused his passage, hence
he swam, if^merican of

Margaret Spooner, daughter of Henry, aged

I year, 8 months,

Mary Ann, daughter of Benjamin, Jr., aged

I I months, 26 days,

Hon. Ashur, mayor of the city, at Middle-
town, Ct., aged 63 years. American of

Simeon Ingraham, only son of Henry, aged 4
years, 5 months,

Sarah Martin, only child of Pardon, aged 8
months, 7 days,

Zedekiah, at Rehoboth, m 62d year. Ameri-
can of

Nathan H., in 62d year,

Ordana, daughter of Russell, at Cumberland,
in 22d year,

Miss Sally W., daughter of Capt. Jacob, at
Seekonk, in i8th year,

Mrs. Jane, at Marietta, O., aged 55 years, of
the fever, late of Providence. American of

Philip, Esq., at Rehoboth, in 74th year,
served in the Revolution,

John, at St. Francisville, La., was killed as
he was entering a billiard room. American
of

Sept. 23, 1 814
May 24, 1816

July 18, 1817

Aug. 21, 1817

July 16, 1818

Aug. 21, 1818
Sept. 17, 1818

March 8, 1819

Feb. I, 1820
Aug. 28, 1820

Sept. 19, 1820

July 31, 1821

Oct. 21, 1821

Nov. 27, 1 82 1

Jan. 4, 1822

March 6, 1822

Aug. ig, 1822

Feb. 14, 1823
March 23, 1823

July 13, 1823

Oct. 16, 1823

Dec. 16, 1823

Feb. 12, 1824

Feb. 13, 1824

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

403

MILLER James K, eldest son of late Nathan,
in gth year,

Hon. Morris S., formerly member of Congress
from New York, at Utica, N. Y., aged 45
years. American of

William G., Esq , late American consul at
Montevideo, at Alvarado, Mex. American
of

Dr. Charles H., at Mitanzas, was stabbed by
a person he was passing in the street while
returning from visiting a patient. Ameri-
can of

Mrs. Susannah, widow of late John, com-
pleted her looth year Wednesday (Jan, 19),
is believed to be the oldest person in town.
Her daughter, Mrs. Experience Barney,
who takes care of her, is now in her 80th
year. American of

Asquar, at Cumberland, Masonic honors.
American of

James, son of Benjamin, aged 4 months.
American of

Phebe, daughter of Consider, at Providence,

Miss Sarah, in 56th year,

Susannah, widow of John, aged loi years, i
month, 12 days, native of Taunton ; she
resided 70 years here ; experienced relig-
ion at age of 20 American of

Allen, at Bristol, aged 46 years American of

Caleb, M. D., af Bristol, aged 40 years,

Gorton, of Punton, Ct , perished in shipwreck
of schooner Lafayette, in South Seas.
American of

Eunice, at Northborough, aged 58 years,

Capt. , drowned off Kinimmicutt Point

Benjamin, son of late Allen, of Ikistol, at
sea, on board brig Phebe, on passage from
St. Jago to New Orleans, in 22d year,

Lydia, wife of Capt. Joshua, at Rehoboth,

Henry S., of North Stonington, aged 24
years, son of Saxtora. American of

John, at Worcester, aged 54 years,

Benjamin, in 67th year,

Nelson, son of Josiah, at Pawtucket, in 19th
year,

Nelson, son of Josiah, at Pawtucket, aged 19
years,

John Balch, son of John, the publisher of the
Journal, in 1 2th year,

Ira, son of Ellis, at Seekonk, aged 26 years,

Oct. 8, 1824
Nov. 23, 1824
Dec. 24, 1824

Jan. 21, 1825

Jan. 21, 1825

May 6, 1825

July 5, 1825

July 5, 1825

Sept. 28, 1825

March 10, 1826

June 2, 1826

Nov. 13, 1826

Nov. 28, 1826
Dec. IS, 1826
April 19, 1827

April 27, 1827
Aug. 25, 1827

May 9, 1828
July 15, 1828
Nov. 27, 1828

March 15, 1829

March 16, 1829

March 25, 1829
June 10, 1829

404 VITAL RECORD OP RHODE ISLAND

MILLER Ira, at Seekonk, aged 26 years, June [6, 1829

Polly, wife of Aaron C, at Pawtucket, aged

26 years, Oct. 26, 1829

James William, at St. Thomas, W. I., for-
merly editor of Boston Literary Gazette.

American of Nov. 20, 1829

Rev. Samuel, many years pastor of Baptist

church at Meriden, Ct., at Wallingford, Ct.

American of Dec. 4, 1829

Elder Samuel, pastor of Baptist church at

Menden, Ct., at Wallingford, aged 56

years ; also his wife Vincey, aged 55 years.

American of Dec. 22, 1829

William, Jr., Esq., killed in a duel with Lieut.

Charles G. Hunter, U. S. Navy, at Naa-

man's Creek, Penn. American of March 26, 1830
, killed in a duel with Hunter, a

midshipman in the navy, an unprovoked

affair and deliberate murder. American of April 2, 1830
-, widow of James, Esq., at Bristol, in

Ssth year, July 17, 1830

Richard Carmichael, son of late Dr. Caleb, of

Bristol, at Rehoboth, in 14th year, July 18, 1830

William, only son of Bernard, at Cumber-
land, in 26th year, Jan. 5, 1831

Daniel H., president of Bank of Pennsylva-
nia Township, late member of Congress
from 3d Pennsylvania district, at Philadel-
phia, in 48th year, April 24, 1831

Stephen J,, at New Canaan, Ct., killed his
two children and attacked his wife while
crazy over religion. American of Sept. 20, 1831

Ann Eliza Olney, daughter of Pardon, in 4th
y^^''. Nov. 22, 1 83 1

Consider, aged 80 years. Revolutionary pen-
sioner, Julys, 1832

Arthur, mate of schooner Gen. Jackson, mur-
dered at New York, ]an a 1H71
MILLGROVES William, murdered by Thomas '
Hutchinson ; was found lying on the deck
of the brig Hope, at Charleston, S. C.
American of j^^ jq jg
MILLIMER James, at New York, from the fall ■' • • /
of a scaffolding, Nov 2Q 182Q
MILLIOT Mr. , at New Orleans, of the

MILLS Major Joseph, at Deerfield, N. H., presi- ^P ' ^' ' 3°

dent of New Hampshire Society of the
Cincinnati. American of Jan. 24, 1809

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS

405

MILLS Rev. Samuel I., of Connecticut, at sea,
on passage from England to Africa. Ameri-
can of

William, at New Orleans, was from New
York, Between July 29

Spotswood, was killed. American of

Gideon J., Esq., of Connecticut, at Mobile,
aged 34 years,

Samuel, convicted for killing his wife, at
Wilkesbarre, Penn. American of

, editor of Huntsville, Ala., Democrat,

killed by Mr. McClung, at Hunts-

ville.
Mr.

American of
-, in England, at Farnham

he lived
like a hermit, would not wash, shave or cut
his hair, had put his two children at hum-
ble trades at a distance from him ; after
his death ;^ 12,000 was found in his cellar
and ;^i2,ooo to ;^i5,ooo in bank. Ameri-
can of
Hon. Elijah H., late senator in Congress,

from Massachusetts, at Northampton,
Henry (colored), seaman, belonging to ship
Hazard, of Providence, drowned at Savan-
nah,
Capt. Peter, native of New York, at Wash-
ington City, aged 104 years, an officer of
the Revolution. American of
Elijah H., of Northampton, at Charleston, S.
C., aged 20 years. American of

MILLWARD Miss Ann, at Newport, aged 76
years. American of

MILSON Mrs. , while on her wedding trip

was thrown from the canal boat and
drowned, near Schenectady, N. Y.,.

MILTON Gen. Homer Virgil, a field officer of
the U. S. Army during the late war, in
Jefferson Co., Ga.,

MINA , executed at Doylestown, Penn.

American of

MINARD John, drowned at Liverpool, N. S., by
upsetting of a boat, leaves wife and 7 chil-
dren. American of
Elizabeth, wife of Peter R., Esq., daughter
of late Hon. Judge Gallaird, of South Car-
olina, at Pawtucket,

MINER Mrs. Catharine, at Marietta, O., aged 53
years, of the fever, late of Providence.
American of
Rev. Jesse, an Indian missionary, at Green
Bay, Wis.,

Sept, 18, 1818

and Aug. 5, 1823
Sept. 7, 1824

Aug. 16, 1825

Dec. 2, 1825

Aug. 17, 1827

Oct. 24, 1828
May 4, 1829

Nov. 23, 1828-

Oct. 19, 1830

Dec. 3, 1830

March 12, 1819

July 25, 1826

April 27, 1822
June 26, 1832

Junes, 1817

June 23, 1832

Dec. 16, 1823
March 22, 1829

406 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

MINES , son of Rev. Mr. Mines, killed by

lightning while standing in the fireplace of
Mr. Dodson's, at Old Fields, Va. Had re-
cently been admitted to the bar. Ameri-
can of July 20, 1824

MINIS Miss , at Savannah, Ga., drowned by

upsetting of a carriage in crossing a stream
at Georgetown, S. C. American of July 6, 18 19

MINO Mrs, Mary, at Boston, aged 92 years.

American of Aug. S, 1830

MINOR Gen. John, at Richmond, Va., aged 56

years, eminent lawyer. American of June 21, 1816

MINTURN Hannah, at New York, in 45th year,
daughter of the late William, Esq., former-
ly of Newport, March i, 18 17

William, Esq., formerly of New York, mer-
chant, on Long Island, suddenly, in 43d
year. American of Dec. i, 1818

Penelope, widow of William, formerly of New-
port, at New York, aged 74 years, April $, 1821
MITCHELL Joanna, wife of Joseph, at Ports-
mouth, aged about 70 years. American of Aug. 13, 1813

William, of gunboat 97, near Sandy Hook,
while defending a vessel ran aground,
killed by a gun from the Plantagenet.
American of Nov. 23, 1813

Patience, in this town (colored) American of Sept. 23, 1814

J , in England, executed for murder.

American of July 14, 1815

Jethro, at Nantucket, aged 78 years. Society

of Friends. American of May 23, 1817

Mrs. , wife of John, at St. Pierre, W. I.,

consul for United States, at that port.

American of Feb. 20, 18 18

Maj. Gen. David, at Juniatta, Cumberland
Co., Penn., in 77th year, soldier of the Rev-
olution, May 18, 18 18

James, son of the late Silas B., in 21st year, Oct. 7, i8i8

Thomas Clarke, son of Edward, Esq., and
grandson of the late Dr. Ephraim Bowen,
in St. James Parish, S. C, in 25th year.
American of Oct. 8, 1819

, a German traveller, lost in the wreck

of ship Helen, at sea. American of Feb. 4, 1820

Capt. Peter, at Newport, a skilled pilot,

drowned in the harbor. May 4, 1821

Peter, son of Richard, at Middletown, in 38th

year, Oct. 8, 1821

Hugh, at Cherry Valley, N. Y., aged 10 1
years, 9 months, native of Carrickfergus,

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

407

MITCHELL:

Ire. ; came to America about 1764 with
Rev. Mr. Dunlap ; at the Indian massacre
of the town in Nov., 1778, his wife and 4
children were slain and his remaining one
carried into captivity,

Mrs. Hannah, at New Shoreham, aged 72
years,

Opher, at South Bridgewater, aged 43 years.
American of

Capt. Bowles, of the Royal Navy, at Rams-
gate, Eng., aged 74 years. The last sur-
viving officer who accompanied Cook
around the world. American of

James W., aged 27 years, son of late Capt.
Peter,

James, at Newport, aged 54 years, of So-
ciety of Friends,

Mr. , mate of the schooner Laurel Packet,

drowned in the harbor of Newport,

Sarah Ann, aged 5 years, 6 months, only
daughter of Edward, Jr., of Newport, at
Nantucket. American of

Thomas, killed in a duel with Dr. Baber, at
Hamburg, S. C,

Benjamin, in 40th year,

Frances, widow of Benjamin, aged about 25
years, very suddenly,

James, son of late James, of Newport, at
Providence, aged 22 years,

Rhoda, daughter of James, dec, of Newport,
at Providence, aged 34 years. Society of
Friends,

Jane, drowned at the New York dock. Amer-
ican of

James, Esq., marshal district of Connecticut,
at Groton, Ct, aged 54 years,

Peggy, at Lenox, aged 86 years, fell while de-
scending a pair of stairs. American of

Dr. Samuel L., at New York. American of

, two sons drowned in the canal, at New-
port, N. H. American of

George E., M. C. from Maryland, at Wash-
ington. American of
MITER Ram Chander, aged 62 years, at Cal-
cutta, the American Bunyan of India for
last 25 years,
MOCOCK Capt. Edward L., drowned in the bay.
American of

Jan. 8, 1822

Nov. 6, 1822

Nov. 28, 1823

March 19, 1824

March 27, 1824

May 10, 1824

Aug. 17, 1824

Dec. 2, 1824

March 9, 1826
Oct. 29, 1826

July 31, 1828

Jan. 9, 1829

May 31, 1829

Jan. II, 1831

May 10, 1831

May 20, 1831
Sept. 13, 1831

March 16, 1832

July 3, 1832

July 3, 1828
Feb. 23, 1830

408

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

MOE Elizabeth G., wife of Isaac L., of New
York, and daughter of James Guion, at
North Castle, aged 24 years,

MOFFATT Jeremiah, at Oxford,

MOFFETT Mrs. Elizabeth, at New Bedford, in
7Sth year, American of

MOIR Capt. , executed at Clemsford, Eng.,

for shooting a poor fisherman,

MOLLY and Joe, negroes, executed at Concord,
N. C, for murder of Mrs. Long,

MOLYNEAUX ,the noted pugilist, at Gal-
way, Ire. American of

MOMUS, native of India, aged about 20 years,

MONCRIEF Mary, in this town, in 82d year,

MONEY George, 2d, at Exeter, aged 21 years,

MONKS James, executed for murder in Penn-
sylvania. American of
Mary, at Newport, aged about 80 years.
American of

MONNIER Lt. Gen., at Paris, suddenly; was a
peer of France and knight of the Legion
of Honor. American of

MONNIS Colohill, late member of Virginia
Convention, in Virginia. American of

MONTAGUE Rev. Thomas B., at Southamp-
ton, l^ucks Co., Penn., aged about 60 years;
had been pastor of church there about 20
years. American of

MONTGOMERY Mary, at Attleboro, in i8th
year. American of
Rev. John, native of Scotland, at Charleston,

S. C., in S6th year. American of
.Eleanor, wife of John, at Attleboro, in 27th

year,
John, Esq., Judge in Superior Court of

Georgia, at Beaufort, S. C. American of
Rev. B. R., D. D., at Key West, Fla.,
Robert, Esq., U. S. Consul, at Alicant,

Spain. American of
Mrs., the veneiable relict of General, at her
residence in Dutchess Co., N. Y., aged 86
years,

MOODEY Samuel, at Otley, Eng., aged 83 years.
He had been afflicted with a severe pain
in his left leg about two months ago, the
leg separated above the ankle with a report
like a pistol and fell completely from the
body American of

MOODIE Benjamin, Esq., at Charleston, S. C,
the British Consul for South Carolina.
American of

Dec. 27, 1829
Dec. 28, 1824

April 16, 1830

July— 1830

May 30, 1828

Oct. 27, 1 818
Jan. 31, 1816
Feb. 9, 1 8 17

Feb. 21, 1826

Feb. 19, 1819
Dec. 3, 1822

April 19, 1816
Dec. 23, 1831

Oct. 9, 1829

Jan. 3, 1815

Oct. I, 1819

Nov. 5, 1820

Dec. 10, 1822
Sept. 28, 1823

March 2, 1824
Nov. 6, 1828

March 29, 1822
May 2, 1823

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN- DEATHS 409

MOODEY Isaiah, late of Brown University, at

Northampton, June 23, 1828

MOONEY Hannah, native of New York, at

Providence, aged 85 years, Nov. 28, 1826

MOORE Rt. Rev. Benjamin, Bishop of New

Yorif, at Greenwich, N. Y., in 68th year.

American of March 8, 1816

Col. Nicholas Buxton, at Baltimore, in 62d

year, late M. C, and served in the Revo-
lution. American of Oct. 18, 18 16
Mrs. , wife of Abraham, formerly Mrs.

Woodpam, of the theatre, at Charleston, S.

C, where she had gone for her health, Jan. 7, 1817

John, executed at Winchester, Ky., for the

murder of Sylvester Combes, Aug. 25, i8r8

Col. William, Jr., at Newport, in 53d year, June 28, 1819

Seth, at Pittsfield, Mass., ropemaker, in 47th

year, a suicide bv hanging, Feb. 3, 1821

Harriet, daughter of Col. Henry, of Newport,

aged 13 years, June 25, 1821

Henry G., son of Joseph, Aug. 31, 1821

William, at Newport, aged 85 years, Dec. 20, 1821

Harriet G., youngest child of late Col. Will-
iam, aged 2 years, 8 days, Dec. 29, 1821
Susan Elizabeth, youngest daughter of Jo-
seph, aged 6 months, Feb. 13, 1823
Rev. Zephaniah Swift, president of Amherst

Collegiate Institution, at Amherst, very

suddenly, June 30, 1823

Rt. Rev. Thomas, the oldest bishop of the

Moravian See, in England. American of Nov. 20, 1823

J , seaman, perished in the wreck of the

Frances Mary, at sea. Feb. 23, 1826

Enock H., at Waterford. His two sons were

smothered to death by the caving in of a

sandbank. American of Oct. 31, 1826

Henry, son of Lewis, at Sudbury, Mass.,

aged 6 years. He was on his way to school,

ate the seed of wild hemlock, thinking it

carroway, and died the third day after, July 22, 1827

Mrs. Mary, at Worcester, aged 80 years, Nov. 6, 1827

Samuel S., son of late Capt. Thomas M.,

at Bristol, aged 26 years, Aug. 9, 1829

Benjamin, at Lexington, aged 89 years ; was

one of those who met the British troops,

April 19, 1775. American of Feb. 15, 1830

Peleg, fireman, injured by an explosion of a

boiler on steamer Chief Justice Marshall,

in Hudson river, April 22, died next day, April 23, 1830

Seth H., printer, at Roxbury, formerly of

Boston, aged 55 years, May 10, 1831

410 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

MOORE Joseph, aged 53 years,' Oct. 2, 1831

Samuel P., formerly of Providence, at New-
port, Ky., in 26th year, May 16, 1832
MOOREHEAD Freelove, at Seekonk, at a very
advanced age ; in 1769 the oldest record
in office of overseer of the poor she was
maintained by the city of Providence, be-
ing totally blind ; how long before that date
she was maintained is not known ; the
town has paid out ;jS2400, as near as can be
ascertained, for her support ; she has re-
sided in the same house with the same
family 57 years, outlived and followed to
the grave all those who first had charge of
her, April 29, 1 827
MORAN John, at New York, killed his wife by
striking her across the neck with a pipe.
American of Dec. 16, 1831
MORE A U Mr. Victor, one of the directors of

the French bank, at Paris. American of Aug. 6, i8i6

M. , a French editor, at Paris, of cholera.

American of Aug. 21, 1832

MORGAN James, seaman, of Salem, Mass.,
drowned at sea, from schooner Two Broth-
ers, on passage to St. Pierre. American of June 24, 1817

Capt. Joseph C, of Newport, at New Orleans,

in 38th year, Aug. — , 1822

Lady M ; she strangled herself with a

cambric handkerchief, at London. Amer-
ican of July 26, 1825

John, aged 70 years, formerly of Manchester,
Mass., seaman, at New London, Ct. Amer-

^>can of Sept. 13, 1825

Capt. William, of anti-Mason fame, a Icng
sketch of finding and identification of his
remains. American of Oct. 30, 1827

Mrs. Alice, at Newport, aged 88 years. Amer-
ican of DQf. 21 1827

John, at Portland, Me., killed his wife and " '

then stabbed himself. American of Feb. 27, 1829

Benjamin, Jr., son of Henjamm, of Salem,
Mass., at Majunga, Madagascar, aged 21

T r^u . r May 12, 1829

John Henry, youngest son of Jacob, aged 10

r™°"J^'i- . . ,. Sept. 12, 1829

Gen. Ferdinand, murdered in a quarrel at

Monroe La. ' Sept. 11,1830

barah, wife of Samuel, and daughter of Perry
Bliven, of Newport, at Providence, in 32d
y^^""' April 23, 1832

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 411

MORLEY De Count Otto, at Paris, France;
he accompanied tlie Marquis de Luzerne
to the United States in 1777 and afterward
Charge d'Affaires. American of Jan. 13, 18.18

MORRELL Lewis, of Buckfield, at Falmouth,
Me., aged 22 years; was thrown from
wagon and the wheels passed over his neck.
American of May 4, 1830

MORRIS Noadiah, purser of U. S. frigate Con-
stitution, at sea, on passage from New
York to Charleston. American of Dec. 27, 1808

Marion, in this town, in 40th year, Aug. 5, 1809

Rebecca, wife of John, in 65th year, Nov. 18, 1809

Sarah, widow of Marion, in this town, June 6, i8tO

John, at Dudley, at an advanced age; was
at the siege of Havana in 1762 and held a
commission in the Revolution, Jan. 17, 1812

Mary P., daughter of the late Marvin, of this
town, and granddaughter of John, of Dud-
ley, Mass., at East Greenwich, in i8th
year; sermon by Rev. Mr. Wilson and
burial here. American of Jan. 21, 1812

Joseph, Esq., surgeon of the loth Regiment,
at Fort Wellington, U. C; while playing
with a child Jan. 8 he swallowed a half-
crown ; April 18 he expelled it by a sud-
den vomiting of blood without pain, follow-
ing a few hours after a vast flow of blood
closed h is life, April 18. 1815

Richard Valentine, Esq., formerly captain U.
S. navy, at New York, aged 47 years.
American of May 23, 181 5

Hon. Robert, district judge of New Jersey,
at New Brunswick, N. J., in 71st year.
American of June 9, 1815

Governour, at Westchester, N. Y., in 6sth

year. American of Nov. 12, 18 16

Capt. George N., of 4th U. S. Artillery, at
Philadelphia, in 33d year, brother of Capt.
Morris, of the Navy, March 2, 1825

William Marvin, only child of William P., at

Easton, aged 22 months, July 25, 1827

Sarah R., widow of Capt. George N., U. S.
army, and daughter of late Benjamin B.
Mumford, Esq., at Newport, aged 32 years.
American of Jan. 26, 1830

, waiter, killed by the explosion of a

boiler on steamboat Gen. Jackson, on Hud-
son river. American of June 7, 1831
Robert, executed at Georgetown. American

of Nov. 18, 1 83 1

412

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

MORRIS Richard, late member of Virginia con-
vention, in Virginia. American of

James, laborer, drowned from Long wharf,
Boston. American of
MORRISON Lieut. G. W., U. S. army, acciden-
tally killed by his brother, in Kentucky.
American of

Minerva, daughter of David, at Srnithfield,
aged 9 years,

Mrs. , wife of the American missionary,

in China. American of

Col. James, at Lexington, Ky., aged 58 years;
he gave ^20,000 to the Transylvania Uni-
versity and made it his residuary legatee.
American of

Ann, at Newport almshouse, aged 87 years,

Samuel, gunner on the U. S. ship John
Adams, at Thompson's Island,

Richard, of New York, at Marine hospital,
Newport, aged 16 years, late of ship Bing-
ham, of Philadelphia,
MORROWS William, at Knoxville, Tenn,; his
schoolmate pointed a gun at him, he snap-
ped it, the discharge caused such a wound
that he lived two hours only. American of
MORSE Rebecca Adams, daughter of Charles,
in this town, m 6th year. American of

Rebecca, wife of Charles, in this town, in
30th year,

Jedediah, Esq., at Woodstock, Ct., in 94th
year ; for nearly fifty years he filled the
ofHces of representative, justice of the
peace, town clerk, etc.; attended worship
every Sabbath for 40 years unless absent
from home,

Abner, Esq , suddenly, at Medway, Mass.,
aged 6\ years; also his wife, aged 59
years. American of

William, alias Bryan McGarrick, native of
Ireland, at Whampoa, on board ship Asia,

Nathaniel, son of Nathaniel F., one of firm of
Leland Morse & Co., at Sutton, Mass.,
aged 29 years,

George S., infant son of Arnold, at East
Greenwich,

Elihu, at Woodstock, Ct, native of Attle-
boro, aged 60 years,

Noah, at Attleboro, aged about 80 years,

Sophia, wife of Chandler, daughter of Moses,
at Woodstock, Ct., aged 34 years. Amer-
ican of

Dec. 23, 1 83 1
Oct. 5, 1832

June 20, 1809
Nov. 29, 1 82 1
Sept. 24, 1822

May 27, 1823
June 29, 1823

Aug. 30, 1823

Aug. 2, I 826

June 12, 1818

Feb. II, 1812

March 13, 18 12

Dec. 29, 1 819

March 23, 1821
March 11, i 822

Sept. 22, 1822

July 27, 1823

Jan. 26, 1824
Feb. 7, 1824

May 4, 1824

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

413

MORSE Ebenezer B., aged 40 years, suddenly,
formerly chaplain U. S. navy, and teacher
of elocution in North Carolina and Virginia
colleges,

Mrs. , wife of Samuel F, B,, artist, at

New Haven, aged 25 years. American of

Horace B., instructor in Latin at the Acad-
emy, drowned while returning from the
Isles of Shoals to Portsmouth, N. H.,

John, at Dedham, Mass, aged 73 years.
American of

Mary Louisa, infant daughter of George, at
Pawtuxet. American of

Reuben, at Dedham, Mass., aged 47 years,
received a blow from a horse, which caused
instant death. American of

Rev. Jedediah, aged 65 years, D. D. and LL.
D., author of geographies and other school
books, for many years pastor of church at
Charlestown, Mass., at New Haven,

Celestany, wife of Edward T., at Providence,
aged 32 years,

George Augustus, son of George,

Mrs. Anna, wife of Ebenezer, at Coventry,
aged 76 years,

Mrs. Content, daughter of late Capt. Daniel
Dailey, of Providence, at Valley Falls,

Lewis, at Roxbury, aged 52 years. Ameri-
can of

Charles, at Attleboro, aged 64 years,
MORTON Col. Washington, of New York, at
Paris. American of

MOSHER Capt. , of a brig belonging to

Bristol, at New Orleans. American of

Abby, daughter of Caleb, in 15 th year,

John, at Westport, aged 76 years, Society of
Friends,

Sarah, aged 65 years, at Dartmouth, of Soci-
ety of Friends. American of

Brigadier-General Jeremiah, at Lancaster,
Penn., aged ^^ years, native of Roxbury,
Mass.; he served under Arnold at the
storming of Quebec. American of

Leonard Jarvis, son of Capt. William H., at
Bristol,
MOSHIER John, of Bristol, at New York, sui-
cide, shot himseli with a pistol,

Mrs. Mary, widow of Constant, at Swanzey,
in 80th year,

Aug. 14, 1824
Feb. 18, 1825

June 22, 1825
Sept. 20, 1825
Sept. 20, 1825

Sept. 20, 1825

June 9, 1826

Dec. I, 1826
Sept. II, 1828

Oct. 4, 1828

Feb. 10, 1830

Aug. 6, 1830
July 27, 183 1

Aug. 14, 1810

Sept. I, 1815
May 14, 1819

Feb. 7, 1 82 1

Dec. 17, 1824

March 23, 1830
March 6, 1832
Dec. II, 1809
Aug. 13, 1826

414

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

MOSELEY Mrs. Fanny, of Fort Covington, N.
Y., was shot dead while asleep in bed, by a
young man whom she had refused to
marry,
Mrs. Fanny, murdered, for which crime Ste-
phen Videtts was executed at Frank hn,
Missouri ; he protested his innocence on
the scaffold. American of
MOSLY Elbert, murdered by Robert Mendam,

at Powhattan Co., Va. American of
MOSLEY Ebenezer, at Hampton, Ct., aged 75

years,
MOSES Isaac, at New York, aged ^6 years.
American of
Abigail, widow of Samuel, at Newport, aged

52 years,
Edward, at Newport, aged 23 years,
Daniel, of Standish, Me., so badly injured by
the explosion in a powder mill at Gorham,
Me., that his life is despaired of
William, of Standish, Me., killed by the ex-
plosion of a powder mill at Gorham, Me.,

MOSS Mrs. and daughter, in the burning

of the Richmond, Va., Theatre,
Julia Ann, near Upperville, London Co., Va.,
killed by lightning,
MOTT Mary, daughter of the late Jacob, at
Portsmouth, in 6sth year. American of
Polly, wife of James, at Coventry, aged 19

years,
James, at Newport, in 82d year, of Society of

Friends. American of
James, at an advanced age, at New York, of

Society of Friends. American of
Lieut. William H., U. S. Navy, at the quar-
antine hospital. New York. American of
John, at New York, merchant, aged 63 years.

American of
James, Esq., at Monmouth Co., N. J,, in 85th

year, formerly M. C. American of
Joseph, at Portsmouth, aged 72 years, of So-
ciety of Friends,
Hannah, of Portsmouth, aged 77 yeais, of So.

ciety of Friends. American of
James, infant son of James, at Bristol,
Martha Warren, eldest daughter of James,
drowned at Bristol, in gth year,
■ James, infant son of James, at Bristol, aged
I year,

March 2, 1825

Oct. 25, 1825
Feb. I, 1828

Aug. 1, 1832

May I, 1818

Sept. 29, 1825
Oct. II, 1827

July 19, 1828

July 19, 1828

Dec. 26, iSii

June 28, 1824

March 2, 1819

Sept. s, 1822

May 16, 1823

May 30, 1823

July II, 1823

Nov. 25, 1823

Dec. 26, 1823

Jan. 19, 1825

Oct. 3, 1826
Dec. 20, 1827

May 13, 1830

July 22, 1830

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS

415

MOTT Oliver, fireman, killed by the explosion of
a boiler on steamboat Gen. Jackson, on
Hudson rivei'. American of
MOULE Mrs. Ellen. The papers say she was
the first white child born within the limits
of Baltimore, now containing 70,000 souls.
American of
MOULTHROPE Reuben, at East Haven, Ct ,

aged 5 1 years, an artist in wax work,
MOULTON Dea. Chace, at Rehoboth, in 46th

year,
MOLTON Michael, at Newport, in 64th year,
Soldier in Revolution, and pensioner under
recent Act of Congress. American of

John, at Hartford, Ct., Md.; was married
Jan 26, after which he was taken suddenly
ill and died.
MOULTON William, in 33d year,

Anna, wife of Royal, daughter of Nathan
Wilmarth, at Attleboro,

Henry Chace, son of Cromwell, at Rehoboth,
MOLTON Thomas C, son of Michael, at New-
port, aged 7 years. American of
MOULTON Hannah, wife of Robert, at Wake-
field, Mass., aged (i^ years, suddenly. Amer-
ican of

Stephen, Esq., at Rehoboth, aged 73 years,
MOWER Nahum, founder and for 22 years pro-
prietor of Canadistn Courant, at Montreal,
aged 5 1 years ; was a native of Worcester.
American of
MOWRY John, son of Jabez, at Eastport. Me.,
aged 14 months,

Charles, at Smithfield, aged 32 years. Ameri-
can of

Jonathan, at Smithfield, in 73d year, leaving
wife and 8 children; was member Society
of Friends. American of

Caleb, at Smithfield, aged 40 years. A,meri-
can of

Russell, at Smithfield, in 23d year. Ameri-
can of

Jonathan, at Smithfield, in S5th year,

Martha, wife of Capt. Thomas, at Providence,
in 28th year,

Earle, at East Greenwich, in 57th year,

Ruth, wife of Uriah, Jr., at Burrillville, in
29th year,

Elisha, second son of .William, at Smithfield,
in 28th year,

June 7, 1831

April S, 1825
July 29, 1 814
Oct. 12, 1813

Dec. 26, 1820

Jan. 28, 1 82 1
Feb. II, 1822

Aug. 21, 1822
March i, 1823

Feb. 17, 1824

June 24, 1 83 1
Dec. 26, 183 1

March 26, 1830
Sept. 18, 1813
Dec. 21, 1813

March 29, 1814

April 5, 1 8 14

Dec. 17, 1 816
June 19, 1 81 8

Aug. 6, 1818
Aug. 30, 1818

Jan. II, 1821

March 18, 1821

416 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

MOWRY Alpha, wife of Wanton, and daughter

of John Paine, Esq., deceased, at Smith-
field, Nov. 14, 1822
Cynthia, wife of Samuel, daughter of Dr. Jo-
seph Carey, deceased, of Coventry, at Boz-

rahville, Ct,, aged 25 years,
Phebe, widow of Col. Elisha, at Smithfield,

in 86th year,
Francis, son of George W., at Taunton, aged

3 years. American of
John, at Smithfield, in 80th year. American

of
Julia Eliza, youngest daughter of Sylvester,

at Smithfield, in 21st year,
Mrs. Freelove, formerly of North Kingstown,

at Cumberland, aged 79 years,
Sally Ann, wife of Major Harris J., and

youngest daughter of Oliver Ballou, of

Cumberland, at Smithfield, in 25th year,
Margaret, wife of John, in 69th year,
Moses Manton, son of Nathan, aged 3 years,

7 months,
Phebe, second daughter of Sylvester, at

Smithfield. in 28th year,
Wanton, at Smithfield, in 43d year. Ameri-
can of
Philip, at Smithfield, in 70th year.
Rev. George, pastor of Congregational

Church and Society, at Walpole, in 80th

year, and 46th of his ministry. American

of
Esek, at Srftithfield, aged 79 years, 10 months,
Julia Eliza, daughter of Charles C,
MEYP:RS Caroline, wife of Colonel Meyers, and

daughter of Capt. Oliver Holden, formerly

of Providence, at Poughkeepsie, N. Y.

American of April i, 1828

MUENSCHER John E., eldest son of John, in

this town, in 2Sth year, Jan. 24, 181 1

Joanna Sophia, wife of John, in 60th year, Jan. 7, 18 16

John, in 82d year, April 15, 1830

MUIR , midshipman, on the Grampus, of

the fever. American of June 29, 1824

MUELLER Rev. Henry, aged 80 years, at

Sharon, Mass.; was born at Hamburg,

Ger., and served as chaplain in the War of

the Revolution. American of Dec 4 1829

MULDRAY John, at Boston, aged 40 years.

„,,,, J^P™^ °f March II, 1 83 1

MULEY Solomon, Emperor of Morocco, Nov. 23, 1822

Jan. II,

, 1823

Feb. 21,

1823

Oct. 10,

1823

Nov. 18,

1823

Aug. 26,

1824

Jan. 14,

1826

Sept. 12,
Oct. 31,

1826
1826

Nov. 4,

1826

Nov. 16,

1826

Nov. 23,
July 29,

1827
1828

Aug. II,
Dec. 15,
Sept. 25,

1829
1829
1830

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

417

MULLER William Edward, at Pittsburgh, Penn.,

aged 23 ye.- rs, from a fractured limb,
MULLIGAN Elizabeth, at Newport Asylum,
aged 46 years,

, killed at Washington by the caving

down of a bank. American of
MULLINS William, drowned at Liverpool, N.
S., by upsetting of a boat, leaves a wife
(very sick), and 10 children. American of
MUM FORD Sarah, daughter of the late William,
at Newport, in 60th year. American of

Hepzebah, wife of John, in this town, aged
47 years,

Ann, widow of William, in this town, in 37th
year,

Benjamin, at Newport, aged 78 years,

William P., of this town, aged 24 years, at
Carthagena, S. A..

Amey, wife of John, late of East Greenwich,
and daughter of the late Samuel Brenton,
Esq., in 47th year,

Nathaniel, at Point Judith, aged 88 years.
American of

Ruth, widow of Augustus, at East Green-
wich, in 74th year,

Hon. George, member of Congress from
North Carolina, at Washington, D. C,

Augustus W., of Newport, lost overboard in
a gale, from brig Frances, of this port,

Maria Snow, infant daughter of James,

John, Esq., at New York, in 65th year, na-
tive of Newport. American of

Sarah Elizabeth, daughter of Thomas G., at
Newport, aged 15 months,

Ellen Maria, daughter of Col. Henry G., aged
1 year, 10 months,

John, aged 78 years,

Caroline, youngest child of Caleb C, at New-
port, aged 22 months. American of

Thomas H., at Newport, aged 36 years.

Miss Ann, in 79th year,

Benjamin B., postmaster at Newport,

Henry G., 2d, at Newport, aged 23 years,

William, aged 91 years, long an attorney at
law,

Mary, widow of John, at Newport, in 67th
year. American of

Gurden S., at New York, native of New Lon-
don ; was private secretary to Franklin in
France during the Revolution,

May 3, 1822

Nov. I, 1824

Aug. II, 1829

June 3, 1817

June 13, 1809

Oct. 7, 1 8 10

Oct. 20, 18 1 1
Feb. 26, 1812

July 16, 1813

July 29, 1814

Nov. 22, 1 8 16

Oct. 21, 1818

Dec. 31, 1818

July 25, 1819
Feb. 14, 1820

Dec. 12, 1820

Dec. 16, 1 82 1

Dec. 18, 1 82 1
March 31, 1822

Aug. s, 182s

Sept. 5, 1825

Feb. 20, 1826

May 12, 1827

March 6, 1830

July 15, 1830

Dec. 28, 1830

May 7, 1831

418

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

MUNDAY Nathaniel, at Wickford, in 726. year,
MUNROE Mrs. Sarah, at Bristol, aged 93 years,
her dress caught fire,

Dea. Archibald, at Bristol, in 67th year,

Patience, wife of James, at Bristol. Ameri-
can of

Benjamin, in this town, in 37th year,

Capt. James, in 66th year, served in the Rev-
olution,

Mary, only daughter of Capt. Thomas, in
this town, in 39th year,

Capt. Thomas, in this town, in 76th year,
MUNRO Diana, wife of Capt. Matihias, in this

town, in 27th year,
MUNROE Rebecca, widow of Capt. James, and
only daughter of the late Rev. Joseph
Snow, of this town, in 6 1 st year,

Sally, wife of Bennett, at Bristol, in 28th
year,

William, aged 21 years, Sept. 20;

William, aged 50 years, Sept. 26 ;

Richard, aged 18 years, Sept. 27;

Barbara, aged 53 years, Oct. 4;

Eliza, aged 14 years, 6 months, Oct. 6 ;

Martha, aged 16 years, Oct. 18;
These were all of one family and natives of
Ireland, at Charleston, S. C. American of
MUNRO George, son of Thomas, of Bristol,
aged 18 years, at Havana, on board brig
Eliza Ann. American of

Phebe, wife of Capt. Henry, at Bristol, aged
43 years,
MUNROE Hope, wife of Hezekiah, at Bristol,
aged 33 years,

Joanna, wife of Allen, 2d, at Bristol, aged 23
years,

Bernice, at Bristol, aged 64 years,

George, of Bristol, at sea, on board brig Cath-
arine, on passage from Havana to Charles-
ton,

Sylvester, Jr., at Bristol, aged 17 years; shot
himself accidentally. American of

Jeremiah, at Bristol, in 30th year,

Louisa, wife of Capt. Joseph S., of Provi-
dence, at New York, aged 17 years,
MUNRO Martha Bourne, youngest daughter of

Major Hezekiah, Jr., aged 3 years,
MUNROE Capt. Thomas B., of schooner Phebe.
of Bristol, at Wilmington, N. C, aged 26
years,

Jan. 2, 1827

Sept. 26, 181 1
Jan. 15, 1812

March 3, 1812
Oct. 20, 1 81 3

Nov. 16, 1814

June 22, 1815
Sept. 14, 1815

June 17, 1816

Feb. 25, 1817
Oct. 12, 1817

Nov. 21, 1817

Nov. 13, i8i8

Jan. 17, 1 81 9

Nov. I, 1819

Oct. 23, 1 820
Nov. 9, 1820

Dec. 29, 1820

Feb. 16, 1 82 1
March 23, 1821

Sept. 10, 1 82 1

Oct. 4, 1 82 1

Oct. 19, 1 82 1

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN- DEATHS

419

MUNRO Abigail, widow of George, at Bristol,
aged 90 years. American of

Alice, wife of Nathan, at Jamestown, aged
68 years. American of

Mary, wife of Allen, at Seekonk, aged 61
years,

Stephen, at Swanzey, in 92d year,

Capt. Allen, of Bristol, at Cape Coast, Africa,
on board brig Charles, of Boston, of coast
fever,
MONROE Joseph Jones, brother of the Presi-
dent of the United States, in Franklin Co.,
Mo. American of
MUNRO Sally, wife of Sylvester, at Bristol, aged
5 1 years. American of

Co). Benjamin, at Bristol, in 4Sth year, leaves
wife and 7 children,

Matilda, daughter of Nathan, at Coventry,
aged 6 years, 9 months,

Samuel, son of Thomas, in 4th year,

Hezekiah, at Bristol, in 56th year,

James, at Bristol, aged 81 years,

Mrs. Abigail, at Bristol, aged 83 years.
American of

Eliza, widow of Jesse, of Bristol, at Provi-
dence, in 42d year.

Dr. Stephen, at Sutton, Mass., aged 68 years,

Lydia P., daughter of Major Hezekiah, Jr.,
of Bristol, in 20th year,

, at Castleton, Vt.; his house burnt and

himself and a child perished. American of

Edward, Jr., at Bristol, very suddenly, aged
43 years,

Hezekiah. at Bristol, aged 80 years.

Major Nathan, formerly of Rehoboth, at Bal-
timore Co., Md., aged 64 years,

Daniel, in 82d year, was one of the first to
volunteer for the re-taking of Bunker Hill
and continued in service until the enemy
had evacuated Massachusetts,

Dea. William, at Bristol, aged 87 years,

Sally, wife of Edward, at Bristol, aged 86
years,

Hannah, daughter of David, at Bristol, sud-
denly, aged 4 years. American of

Mary, daughter of Archibald, at Newport,
aged 7 years. American of

Sarah, wife of Joshua, formerly of Provi-
dence, at Newport,

Feb. 28, 1823

June 24, 1823

Sept. 18, 1823
April 9, 1 824

Aug. 10, 1824

Aug. 27, 1824

Nov, II, 1825

Jan. 15, 1826

March 14, 1826
March 4, 1826
April 20, 1 826
April 28, 1826

Aug. 4, 1826

Aug. 21, 1826
Sept. 9, 1826

Sept. 15, 1826

Nov. 7, 1826

Dec. 4, 1826
Dec. 7, 1826

March 9, 1827

July 25, 1827
Aug. 14, 1827

Aug. 25, 1827

Nov. 27, 1827

Jan. II, 1828

July 19, 1828

420

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

MUNRO Allen, son of Allen, Esq , at Seekonk,
in 29th year, graduate of Brown University,
i82r,
Almy, wife of James, at Coventry, in 20th

year,
Isabella, daughter of Capt. Allen, at Bristol,

aged I year, 11 months,
Sarah, widow of Capt. Thomas, aged 87 years,
Julia Dabney, infant daughter of Henry,
Lydia, wife of Capt. Thomas, at Seekonk, in
48th year,
JMUNROE James; issues of American July 8,
state that bells were rung one hour, July
9 gives account of the funeral from a
New York paper. American of
MUNRO Sally, wife of Jeremiah, in 43d year,
Mary B., wife of Capt. George, at Warren,

aged 37 years. American of
Archibald, at Newport, in 39th year. Ameri-
can of
MONROE James, late member of Virginia Con-
vention, in Virginia. American of
MUNRO Mary, wife of Joseph, at Bristol, aged
63 years. American of
Hannah, widow of Dea. William, at Bristol,
MONROE Thomas, in 52d year,
MUNSON Lucius, of New Haven, at Turks
Island, W. I., aged 26 years ; was a prom-
ising portrait painter,
William. Esq., aged 61 years, at Colcherson,
one of the early settlers of the town.
Americr.n of
MUNYAN Charles Pollock, son of Thomas, at
Medway, aged 4 years, 29 days, formerly
of Providence,

MURCHISON Mrs. , killed by negro Nat,

who has been tried and sentenced to
be hung for the crime, at Probeson, N. C,
March — , 1826. American of
MURDAUGH James Walke, Esq., at Williams-
burgh, Va., a lawyer of distinction, a sui-
cide. American of
MURDOCK Chapin, of Uxbridge, Mass., at Ha-
vana, in 28th year,
James, killed by his brother, with an axe, at

Upper Canada. American of
Lucia K., wife of Rev. T. J., and only daugh-
ter of Hon. Thomas W. Thompson, of Con-
cord, N. H., at Canterbury, Ct., aged 26
years,

Sept. 23, 1828

Feb. 8, 1829

March 16, 1829
Nov. 28, 1830
Nov. 29, 1830

Dec. 2, 1830

July 12, 1 83 1
Aug. II, 1831

Nov. 8, 1 83 1

Nov. II, 1831

Dec. 23, 1 83 1

Jan. 3, 1832

March 6, 1832

Sept. S, 1832

July 23, 1823

July 9, 1830

Dec. 21, 1831

Oct. 26, 1827

Dec. 17, 1824
Aug. — , 1820
April 24, 1 82 1

June 29, 1824

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

421

MURDOCK Lucia K., aged 26 years, wife of
Rev. T. J., and only daughter of late Hon.
Thomas Thompson, of Concord, N. H., at
Canterbury, Ct. American of

William, merchant, at London, Eng., native
of Prince George Co., Md.,
MURFEY Phebe, wife of Capt. John, at New-
port, aged 29 years,
MURPHY Edward, at Newport, in 62d year,

Samuel, son of John W., and mate of brig
Polly, of Newport, at Havana, in 20th year.
American of

Mrs. Mary, wife of Dennis, at Newport, aged
28 years. American of

Lucy, wife of James, murdered by her hus-
band, at Kenneounkport, Me. American of

James G., at Boston, aged 33 years. Ameri-
can of

John, wife and three children perished in the
burning of the house, at Boston,
MURRAY Hon. John, Earl of Dunmore, form-
erly Royal Governor of Virginia, at Rams-
gate, Eng. American of
MURRY Mary, widow of Anthony, at Bristol,

aged 65 years,
MURRAY Thomas, private, in Capt. William
Battey's Company of Infantry, killed at
Fort George, U. C,

Rev. John, at Boston, senior pastor First
Universalist Society, in 79th year,

Dr. John W. B., son and only child of George
W., of New York, at sea, in 24th year, on
: passage from London to Bordeaux. Amer-
ican of

James, killed by lightning while reaping in
a field, at Rye, Penn. American of

Thomas C, second son of John B., Esq., of
New York, at St. Jago de Cuba, in 23d
year,

John, Jr., of New York, at Flushmg, L. I.,
of Society of Friends and at an advanced
age. American of

Patrick, native of Ireland, at Newport, aged
68 years. American of

Sarah, widow of Anthony, of Newport, at
Providence, aged 70 years,

Judith Sargent, widow of Rev. John, of Bos-
ton, at Natchez,

Anthony, of Bristol, at Trinidad, W. I. Amer-
ican of

July 16, 1824

April II, 1825

March 28, 1809
Jan. 12, 1809

May 2, 1820

Sept. S, 1826

May 8, 1829

April 13, 1830

May 4, 1 83 1

July 7, 1809
May 23, 1812

June 6, 1813
Sept. 3, 181 5

Jan. 7, 1817
Aug. 21, 1818

May II, 1819

Aug. 10, iSrg
Sept. 21, 1819
March i, 1820
July 6, 1820
Sept. 14, 1 82 1

422

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

MURRAY Com. Alexander, at Philadelphia; was
senior ©fficer U. S. Navy and commissioner
of the navy yard there. Com. Rogers is
now senior. American of
Earl Carpenter, son of Robert, aged i6 mos.,
Henry B., Esq., of the Baltimore Bar, from
wounds received in a late steamboat acci-
dent in the Chesapeake, at Baltimore,
American of
General, aged 85 years, 60 of which were
spent in the British service, 12 years a pris-
oner in France during Napoleon's reign, in
Paris. American of
James Edward, son of James B., Esq., at
New York, aged 18 months. American of
Lindley, son of Robert, in England, where he
was born 174S; came to New York when 2
years old with his parents, married a
daughter of Thomas Dobson ; they had
no children ; noted as a grammarian.
American of
Robert, in 46th year,

MUSGROVE Major Nathaniel, shot by his son-
in-law, Alexander Duvall, because he inter-
fered in a wife beating, at Baltimore,

MYGATT Augustine, of New Milford, Ct., aged
about 55 years, suicide by hanging. Amer.
icah of

MYERS Major General Michael, at Herkimer,
N. Y., in 62d year; was a native of New
Jersey, a hero of the Revolution, and a
disciple of Washington. American of
Joseph, killed by a falling tree on fire in Cum-
berland Co., Ky.,

MYRIC Mehitable, at Bangor, Me., aged 24
years ; had a tooth pulled a few days be-
fore, the jaw was broken and an artery
severed which finally bled her to death.
American of

MYRRICK Miss Eliza, at Nantucket, aged 29
years. American of

MYRICKS Reuben, merchant, at Nantucket,
aged 32 years.

Oct. 12, 1821
Dec. 13, 1821

May 4, 1824

Aug. 3, 1824
Jan. 21, 1825

April 14, 1826
June 26, 1830

July S, 1823
May 8, 1827

March 8, 1814
May 5, 1832

Jan. 21, 1825

March n, 1831

Aug. 2, 1825

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 423

N

NAJAC Manson Hoyt, son of Lewis, aged i

year, 8 months, July i6, 1832

NAPER Capt. Joseph and his family Icilled by

the Indians near Fort Chicago ; 9 dead

Indians were found near his house. Amer-
ican of July 3, 1832
NAPIER Dr. , in England ; he opened his

veins in 6 places and bled himself to death.

American of Oct. 19, 1824

NAR.DOSKY Francais Ignace, a Polanese, in

Warsaw, aged 125 years; he married

second at the age of 92 years and has a

daughter alive, the fruit ~of this marriage ;

the Polish government paid him a pension

of 3000 florins annually from 1806 until his

death. American of May 3, 1816

NASH Patty, murdered near Natchitches.

American of July 30, 18 16
, child, accidentally smothered while be-
ing carried on a visit in N ew York state.

American of May 7, 18 19

Mrs. Martha, at Rehoboth, in 92d year, Oct. 25, 1 820

Rev. Samud, at Gray, Me., aged j6 years,

graduated at Brown University in 1760

[sic], and ordained summer of 1775, Feb. I, 1821

Levi, native of Amherst, Mass., at Charles-
ton, S. C, of the fever, in 27th year.

American of Sept. 10, 1824

Harvey, printer, at Albany, aged 23 years.

American of July 17, 1829

NASON John, seaman, in 23d year,"^ Sept. 24, 1821

Lois, wife of Elias, Esq., at Foxboro, aged 53

years. American of Nov. 6, 1821

NEALE Most Rev. Leonard, archbishop of Bal-
timore ; he succeeded Rev. John Carroll,

at Washington, D. C, June 18, 1817

Capt. Josiah, at Newport, in 38th year.

American of Dec. J, 1820

NEAL James, at Elliott, Me., aged 86 years,

Friend minister ; had employed himself

the day before in writing to his friends,

retired to reSt earlier than usual and died

in a few minutes, Sept. 6, 1821

424

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

NEALE Rev. Charles, near Port Tobacco, Md.,
Superior Order"of the Jesuits in the United
States, aged 74 years,

NEALL Polly, daughter of John, at Taunton.
American of

NEAL Ann, widow of Josiah, and daughter of
the late Edward Vose, of and at Newport,
in 40th year.

NEARBORN Elizabeth, widow of John, at New-
port, aged 68 years. American of

NEEDHAM Nathaniel, at Walpole, iVTass., aged
54 years, a bachelor ; though parsimonious
he undertook to run in opposition a line of
stages between Providence and Boston.
He spent more than $90 000 and died in-
solvent. American of
Nathaniel, the account given of this man is
entirely unfounded, no such man living
here, says a Dedham paper. American of

NEEL Miss Ann C, at Newport, aged 28 years,

NEELY George W., native of Burnally, Ire., at
Newport, aged 33 years,

NEGRO WOMAN, one died in New Orleans,
according to the papers there, aged 133
years. American of

NEGUS , widow, formerly of Newport, at

Troy, N. Y. American of
Phebe, at Newport, aged 74 years, member
Protestant Episcopal Church. American of
Mrs. Ann, wife of John, at Tiverton, aged 74
years,

NEIL Andrew, seaman on board brig Abadellino,
of this port, a native of Long Island,
drowned at Havana harbor,

Dr. , native of England, at Port au

Prince, where he was for his health. Amer-
ican of

NEILSON Capt. Oliver H., at Baltimore,

Joseph, fell from a window in his sleep ; was
82 years old and a soldier of the Revolu-
tion, at Washington, Pa.,

NELSON Miss M , in the burning of the

Richmond, Va., theatre,
Dr. Thomas, at Bristol, in 45th year, sermon

by Rev. Dr. Gano,
Lord, in this town, aged 34 years,
Gen. Roger, at Fredericksburg, Md., long a
member of Congress from Maryland.
American of

April 27, 3823
May 25, 1827

Aug. II, 1831
April 4, 1828

Aug. 2, 1814

Aug. 12, 1814
Oct. 29, 1824

Jan. 8, 1821

June 26, 1832

Nov. 23, 1819

March 25, 1825

Dec. I, 1825

Oct. 20, 1817

March 7, 1823
June 21, 1821

Oct. 18, 1832

Dec. 26, 181 1

March 2, 1814
Feb. 19, 1815

June 16, 1815

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

425

NELSON Eliza F., wife of Ebenezer, and only
daughter of Caleb Williams, Esq., in this
town, in 17th year,
Caleb Williams, infant son of Ebenezer,
James, seaman, perished in the wreck of the

schooner Quaker,
R. A., Esq., secretary of the navy board,
brother of the Admiral, at Plymouth, Eng.
American of
Jasper S., at Shrewsbury, formerly of Provi-
dence, in 22d year.
Rev. Samuel, at Middleboro, aged 77 yeais,
Col. Samuel, at Sutton, Mass., aged 69 years.

American of
Samuel, formerly of Middleboro, Mass., ai

New Orleans. American of
Charlotte, aged 19 years, killed by the explo-
sion of the boiler of ferry boat Jersey at
her dock Jersey side,
Rev. Ebenezer, pastor of Baptist church at
Maiden, Mass.,

, thrown into the canal basin and drowned

by Haggerty, at Albany,

Eliza, daughter of Major Paul, of Pawtucket,

aged 22 years,
Major Paul, at Pawtucket, aged 63 years,
Mrs. Bathsheba, at Plymouth, aged 56 years.
American of
NESTELL Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Christian M.,
and daughter of Asa Bosworth, in i8th
year,
NEVILLE Gen. Presley, formerly an aide to
Gen. Lafayette ; was at Trenton, Prince-
' ton, Germantown and Monmouthj aged 63

years, in Pennsylvania. American of
NEVINS William C., of Lewiston. Me., at Paw-
tucket, aged 22 years,
NEVIS John (colored), at New Bedford, a sol-
dier of the Revolution and pensioner,
NEWBERRY Hon. Roger, at Windsor, Ct.,
aged 78 years, a distinguished statesman,
patriot and soldier. American of
NEWBOLD Thomas, Esq., late member of Con-
gress from New Jersey, at Burlington, N.
J. American of
NEWCOM B Daniel, formerly one of the judges
of Superior Court of New Hampshire, at
Keene, N. H. American of
Lieut. Walter, of U. S. brig Spark, at St.
Thomas, military honors,

March 30, f8i6
Aug. 12, 1 8 16

March 6, 1 820

Jan. 5, 1 82 1

Dec. 7, 1 82 1
Sept. 9, 1822

March 14, 1823

Sept. 23, 1823

July 12, 1824

May 4, 1825

Sept. 8, 1826

Oct. 19, 1826
.'^pril I, 1827

Sept. 25, 1829
Oct. 30, 1822

Jan. 15, 1819

Nov 6, 1828

Sept. II, 1829

Feb. 25, 1814

Jan. 2, 1824

July 24, 1818
Nov. 4, 1822

426

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

NEWCOMB Lucretia Dawes, daughter of late
Hon. Daniel, of Keene, -N. H., at Brook-
line, Mass.,

John Marshall, son of Danforth, at Mendon,
Mass., aged 19 months. American of

Anne Maria, only daughter of Simeon, at
Providence, aged 4 years, 6 months,

Mary, wife of Hon. Richard E., at Green-
field, aged 54 years. Mrs. N. was a daugh-
ter and only surviving child of Joseph
Warren, who fell at Bunker Hill,
NEWELL Jason, at Cumberland, formerly a
Judge of the County Court. American of

Robert, in this town, in 60th year,

Nathaniel, at Union Ct., in 68th year, young-
est brother of Hon. Timothy, of Sturbridge,
Mass , suddenly,

Charles Henry, youngest son of Franklin,
aged I year, 7 months,

Nancy, wife of Asa, in 37th year,

Samuel, American Missionary to India.
American of

Sarah Ann, wife of John Z., at Charleston, S.
C, aged 21 years,

Samuel L., killed in his factory by the ma-
chinery, at Southbridge, Mass. American
of

Jonathan Amory, Jun., son of J. A., Esq., of
Boston, aged 24 years, ai Allenton, Key
West. American of

Reuben, aged 32 years,

Lydia, widow of Robert, Esq., aged 75 years.

Major Reuben, at Dedham, Mass., aged 62
years. American of

Moses, at Cranston, in 45th year,

Albert, son of Stanford, aged i6 months,

Rebecca, wife of Stanford, Esq., and third
daughter of Nicholas Easton, in 36th year,

Artemus, at Nciedham, aged 50 years. Amer-
ican of

Dexter, at Cumberland, aged 46 years, from
overheat.

Rev. Jonathan, at Stowe, Mass., aged 81
years. American of

Lucy, daughter of Stanford, aged 18 years,

Lydia Franklin, daughter of Sanford, aged
10 years,

Joseph, at Burrillville, in 5 2d year,
NEWEY Mr. , his wife and children mur-
dered and house set on fire, near Gettys-
burgh, Penn. American of

Sept. 6, 1 823
Oct, I r, 1 825
Dec. II, 1825

Feb. 9, 1826

Feb. 16, 1810
April 23, 1 810

Feb. ti, 1817

April II, 1 8 19
Aug. 15, 1821

Nov. 20, 1 82 1

Nov. 7, 1822

Feb. It, 1823

Oct. I, 1823
Feb. 26, 1824
March 7, 1825

June 14, 1825
Feb. 27, 1826
Sept. 26, 1827

Nov. 16, 1827

May 28. I 830

July 22, 1830

Oct. 26, 1830
March 14, 1831

April 12, 1831
Aug. 10, I 831

Jan. II, 1 831

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

427

NEWHALL Edward, at Boston, aged 53 years.

^ American of
NEWMAN John Carlile, son of Samuel S., at
Boston, aged 3 years, 6 months. Ameri-
can of

Major Augustus, at Newport, aged 28 years,
suddenly. American of

Maria, fourth daughter of John, at Provi-
dence, in 17th year.

Lydia, wife of Sylvanus, at Seekonk, in ■46th
year,

Jesse, at Seekonk, in 93d year,

Joseph; his body was found in the river where
it had been several weeks. American of

Samuel S., formerly of Boston, and son in
law to Col. John Carlile, of Providence, at
New York, (burial at Providence,)

Abby C, widow of Samuel S., daughter of
Col. John Carlile, aged 3 1 years,

Sarah, widow of Thomas, at Smithfield, aged
81 years,

Mrs. , killed by Richard Johnson.

American of

Mrs , murdered by Richard Johnson,

who was sentenced to be hung for the
crime. American of

John, aged 59 years,
NEWRY John, and his family murdered by John
Maricley, in Maryland. American of

NEWROW Mrs. , at Fairfield, N. Y.; was

delivered of 4 children, 2 sons and 2 daugh-
ters; they lived 4 days and were buried in
one coffin,
NEWTON Eliphal, wife of John, at Newport,
in 8 1 St year. American of

John, at Newport, in 78th year,

John B., son of John B., at Newport,

Mrs. Elizabeth, at Newport Asylum, aged 75
years,

Samuel, at Brattleboro, in 87th year, very
suddenly, having taken his usual walk in
the fields,
NIBLET Solomon, at Laurens Dist., S. C, aged
143 years ; native of England where he
lived until 19 years old, when he emigrated
to Maryland, where he resided till he came
to this state 55 years ago. Never lost a
tooth or his eyesight; went hunting and
shot a deer a few days before his death,

May 6, 1831

Sept. 12, 1817

April 24, 1818

Jan. 14, 1 8 19

Jan. 25, 1822
Oct. 12, 1822

Jan. 3, 1823

Jan. 23, 1825

Nov. 20, 1825

March 14, 1828

Dec. 12, 1828

March 24, 1829
March 3, 183 1

May 27, 1 83 1

Jan. — . 1 82 1

Oct. 10, 1820

May 5, 1821

Aug. 31, 1823

April 26, 1 83 1

May 21, 1831

Oct. 15, 1815

428 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

NICHOLAS Jerusha, wife of George, at Paw-
tucket, in 40th year, ,. April 26, 181 1
Col. Wilson C, late Gov. of Va., M. C. as

Senator and Representative, President of

U. S. Bank, at Richmond, Va. American of Oct. 27, 1820
Col. David, of Cranston, aged 55 years. In

crossing the river from a visit to a son

living in another town, the wagon parted,

and the Colonel, though he got out of the

water, was so chilled and exhausted that he

died soon afterwards, April 19, 1822

Mary, wife of John, at Cranston, aged 74

years, American of Oct. 4, 1822

Maria Raymond, infant daughter of Caleb, at

Coventry, aged i year, 5 months, 21 days, Nov. 13, 1824

NICHOLL Mrs. , wife of A , Esq., in

London. She died 5 days after her mar-
riage, suddenly. American of Sept. 24, 181 6
NICHOLS John, of Salem, mate of brig Success,

wrecked on Brant Rock. Marshfield, 84

days from St. Petersburg, Russia, Nov. 27, 181 1

Elizabeth, wife of John, of this town, in 76th

year, Feb. 28, 181 3

Mary, eldest daughter of John, in 44th year, July 6, 18 13

Eldredge, at East Greenwich, aged 40 years, April 23, 1814
Capt. Jonathan, at Middtebury, Vt., aged

90 years, Oct. 11, 1814

William A., aged 24 years, native of West

Greenwich, at Havana, on board brig

Venus, June 30, 1816

Jesse, formerly of Providence, at Tobago, W.

I, in 32d year. May 13, 1817

Charles Gustavus, son of late Jesse, Sept. 16, 1820

Thomas W., late of North Kingstown, at

Beach Island, Geo., Sept. 30, 1821

Lucian, a student in Junior Class, Brown Uni-
versity, at Dudley, Mass., Nov. 7, 1822
Capt. Israel, at Rehoboth. in 54th year, Nov. i6, 1822
Walter, Esq., at Newport, Naval OfiScer of

the Port, in 73d year. Jan. 3, 1823

Edwin, son of Israel, at Smithfield, aged 18

years, Aug. 24, 1823

Mary, daughter of late Walter, Esq., at New-
port, aged 36 years. American of Feb. 3, [824
James, at East Greenwich, in 79th year, for

several yea'-s member of Town Council, Dec. 22, 1824

Rev. John, at Bombay, India, an American

Missionary, Dec.—, 1824

Rebecca S., daughter of Jonathan, aged 37

years, Feb. 25, 1825

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN- DEATHS

429

NICHOLS Capt. George, late of Providence, at
New Yotrk. aged about 50 years; had re-
cently arrived in ship Atlas from Patagonia,

, infant child of Israel, at Rehoboth,

George, Jr., son of George, of Pawtucket, at
Boston, aged 32 years,

George Henry, son of Christopher, at Crans-
ton, aged 10 months,

Caroline Maria, only daughter of Jonathan
B„ aged 10 months. American of

Samuel, aged 27 years,

Jonathan, aged 71 years, (Masonic honors)

Sarah K., wife of Charles and daughter of
Elisha Folger, of Nantucket, at Provi-
dence, aged 36 years,

Henry F., seaman, of brig John Decatur, at
sea, of fever. American of

Rebecca, widow of Jonathan, in 72d year,
NICHOLSON Com. Samuel, Senior Officer of
the Navy, at Charlestown, Mass., aged 69
years,

Mary, widow of the Commodore, at Boston.
American of

Joseph Hopper, aged 47 years, Chief Justice
6th Judicial District and of the Court of
Appeals for Maryland, at Baltimore. Amer-
ican of

Capt. Kimball, of schooner Rambler, of
Dennis, aged 39 years,

Lieut. Nathaniel D., U. S. Navy, son of late
Com. Samuel, at Dedham, aged 32 years.
American of

Hugh, merchant, at Georgetown, S. C. Amer-
ican of

Hon. William, M. P., in Upper Canada ; was
riding home in his carriage; when near
Queenstown the horse turned and went
over the precipice some 300 feet. Ameri-
can of

Margaret, in England, an insane woman, who
attempted to kill George III, some 42 years
ago and who has been in confinement since;
her age is s- id to be about 100 years.
American of
NICKERSON David, drowned off Woods Hole
by upsetting of the boat. He belonged to
Chatham,

Joseph, drowned off Woods Hole by upset-
ting of the boat. He belonged to Chat-
ham,

Jan 3, 1826
June 4, 1827

July 10, 1827

May 19, 1828

Sept. 30, 1828

Jan. 4, 1829

Feb. 13, 1829

March 30, 1829

Sept. 21, 1830
June 17, 1831

Dec. 29, 181 1
April 21, 1815

March 18, 1817
Dec. 9, 1 82 1

July 2, 1822
Oct. 10, 1823

May 25, 1824

July I, 1828
March 19, 181 5
March 19, 1815

4.30 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

NICKERSON Louisa B , daughter of Capt. John

B., aged 3 years, 3 months, Se^t. 9, 1822

John' B., son of Capt. John B., aged 1 1 weeks,
3 days, Sept. 10, 1822

Uriah, found drowned in the canal above

Horton's Grove. American of May 4, 1830

NICKLYE John I., son of John, of Newport, at

Key West, Fla., in 36th year. American of June 13, 1828
NICOLL Susannah, wife of Capt. Warren Liesle
Nicoll, formerly of Newport, at Baltimore,
in 6istyear. American of Jan- 20, 1815

William H., Esq , late Lieut. U. S. Army,
and aide to Gen. Ripley, at Baltimore.
American of !=ept. i, 1820

NICOLLS John, in this town, in 79th year, a
native of Glasgow, Scot. In 1759 he be-
longed to Frazier's Regiment of Highland-
ers ; was at Quebec with Wolfe ; came to
Providence m 1763 where he married and
has since resided, July 27, 1814

NIGHTINGALE Harriet Elizabeth, daughter
of George C, in this town, aged 7 years,
13 days, Aug. 18, 1810

Harriet, wife of Samuel, Jr., in this town, in ■
29tli year, July 12, 18 12

Celia Greene, daughter of Joseph, in this

town, aged i year, 11 months, 3 days, Jan. 2, 1813

Mary Jenckes, infant daughter of Samuel,

Jr., in this town, aged 13 months, 20 days, Aug. 10, 1813

Samuel, Esq., in this town, aged 75 years, Aug. 9, 18 14

William, son of the late Col. Joseph, in this

town, in 31st year, Jan. 12, 1815

Elizabeth K., wife of Samuel, and daughter
of Edward K. Thompson, Esq., in 28th
year, Sept. 10, 18 19

Sarah Thompson, infant daughter of Samuel,

aged 2 months, 16 days, Sept. 26, 18 19

Joseph C, son of late John C, aged 18 years,

at Cumberland Island, Ga., Jan. 14, 1820

Nimble, at an advanced age, April 2, 1826

George C, formerly of Providence, at Colum-
bia, W. Tenn., in 41st year. American of Sept. 18, 1827
NILES Capt. Robert N., at Groton, Ct., with a

lad buried in the caving of a sand bank, June 8, 18 14

Henry, son of late Henry, of East Green-
wich, at Pawtucket, in 24th year, Nov. 14, 1820

LucyC, eldest daughter of Jonathan, in 29th
year, Oct. 1 1, 1832

NIMMO Major Gersham, at his former home
near Norfolk, Va., from a rupture in leap-
ing over a fence. American of July 18, 1817

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

431

NINEi Rev. William, rector of St. Stephen's
church, J^altimore, aged 45 years. Ameri-
can of

NIXON Miss Eleanor, in this town, in 76th year,
Gen. John, at Middlebury, Vt., aged 90 years;
commanded a brigade in the Revolution
and was wounded at Bunker Hill. Ameri-
can of

Miss , aged 12 years, at Bath, Eng.; she

weighed 350 lbs., was 5 feet high, 7 feet
round and her arm measured 24 inches
round. American of
Col. Henry G., of Camden, S. C, killed in a
duel with Major Thomas Hopkins, near
Augusta, Ga.,

NOUILLES Duke de, peer ot France, aged 85
years, in France ; he had 5 daughters by
his wife, the daughter of the immortal
Chancellor d'Aguessan ; the second of
them was the wife of Gen. Lafayette,

NOBLE Mrs. Abby (colored), in 45th year,
James, at New York, printer, in 23d year,
Mrs. Mary, in 80th year,
Hon. Daniel, of Williamstown, Mass., at

Portland, aged 54 years. American of
Hon. James, senator from Indiana, at Wash-
ington City, aged about 48 years,

NOBLES Freelove, wife of Isaac, in 70th year,
George Thomas, son of Thomas,
Almira, youngest daughter of John, aged 4
years, 7 months,

NOEL John (colored), aged 24 years, a native of
the West Indies,

NOLEN Christopher, of Salem, at the Marine
hospital, Newport,

NONNING Mrs. Rebecca, at Bristol, aged 74
years, 30 years a professor,

NOONING Hannah, wife of Jonathan, at Bris-
tol, aged 41 years. American of
Mary, daughter of Jonathan, at Bristol, in
20th year,

NORFOLK Duke of, in England; he is suc-
ceeded in his title, etc., by B. E. Howard,
Esq., of Fordham, in Suffolk The Duke's
income was ;^68,ooo annually. American
of

NORMAN Mrs. Sarah, widow of Moses, at New-
port, aged 68 years,

NORRIS Phebe, at Birmington, Penn., aged 109
years. American of

Sept. 27, 1822
April 14, 1 81 5

April 18, 1815

March 19, 1824
Jan. 15, 1829

Nov. 6, 1824

April 14, 1820

Nov. 23, 1825

April 7, 1827

Nov. 30, 1830

Feb. 26, 1 83 1

June 16, 1822

July 17, 1823

Jan. 13, 1829

March 12, 182 1

Aprils, 1822

Jan. 18, 1819

Dec. 4, 1 827

April 30, 1 828

Feb. 9, 1816

April 22, 1827

Aug. 27, 181 1

432 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

NORRIS Mrs. Elizabeth, at Bristol, in 87th year,
worthy member of Congregational church.
American of Nov. i, 1822

Mrs. Betsey, wife of Hezekiah. daughter of
William Carr, Esq., of Warren, at Bristol,
aged 25 years, l^'^b. 16, 1823

Elzey, of Barnstable, second mate of schoon-
er Apollo, of Boston, at Trovidence, Oct. 29, 1825

Harriet Wardwell, daughter of Hezekiah, of

Bristol, at Warren, aged 2 years, Jan. 27, 1826

Jabez Holmes, at Bristol, infant son of Heze-
kiah, Sept. 8, 1 83 1
NORTHAM Miss Amey, at Newport, at an ad-
vanced age. American of Aug. 4, 1818

Sarah, widow of Captain John, aged 85 years,
at Newport. American of Dec. 19, 1826

NORTHEY Abijah, at Salem, Mass., aged 75

years. American of Oct. 22, 18 16

NORTHUMBERLAND Duke of, at London,
in 76th year, succeeded by his son. Lord
Percy ; his estate net ;^8o,ooo sterling an-
nually. American of Sept. 2, 1817
NORTH UF Martha, wife of Nicholas, in this

town, m 36th year, March 19, 181 1

Joseph C, at North Kingstown, aged 91
years. American of Jan. 14, 1812

NORTHROP Rev. Samuel, at Rehoboth, in

S7th year, July 21, 1812

NORTH UP Gideon, at North Kingstown, aged

80 years. American of Oct. 19, 1813

James VV., only son of Nicholas, in this town,

in 6th year, from a kick of a horse, Nov. 11, 181 5

Mary, widow of Capt. Stephen, at Newport,
in 58th year ; was daughter of the late
James Cooper, of North Kingstown. Amer-
ican of Feb. 9, 1 8 16

Carr, son of Nicholas C, Esq., at North

Kingstown, in 27th year. American of June 15, 1819

Mary, wife ot Rev. William, at North Kings-
town, in 57th year, May 4, 1820

, wife of Capt. Joseph, at Newport, in

40th year. American of Oct. 24, 1820

Ichabod, at East Greenwich, aged 78 years,
soldier of the Revolution, and pensioner
under late Act ot Congress, Sept. 5, 1821

Immanuei, native of Rhode Island, in Har-
mon, Oglethorp Co., Ga., in 25th year, of
consumption, Dec. 4, 1822

Sarah C, eldest daughter of Christopher, at
South Kingstown, in 26th year. American
of Oct. 3, 1823

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS 433

NORTHUP Frances, widow of Capt. George, at

Wickford, in 96th year. American of Feb. 25, 1825

Nicholas C, at North Kingstown, in S9th

year, formerly State Senator, Dec. 17, 1825

Betsey M., wife of Stephen A., at West

Greenwich, in 22d year, June (5, 1827

Capt. William, formerly of Rhode Island, at
Newport, N. Y., aged 95 years. American
of July 3, 1827

Capt. William, formerly of Rhode Island, at

Newport, N. Y. American of July 10, 1827

Julia Ann, at North Kingstown, aged 23 years, Aug. 30, 1829

Hannah, wife of John, at North Kingstown,
aged 22 years. American of Dec. 7, 1830

NORTON Elisha, aged 46 years, drowned near

Stone Bridge, Sept. 29, 1809

Sarah, wife of Elisha, aged 43 years, drowned

near Stone Bridge, Sept. 29, 1809

Joseph, nephew of Elisha, aged 19 years,

drowned near Stone Bridge, Sept. 29, 1809

Daniel D., wrecked with schooner Franklin,
in Lake Erie. American of Dec. 8, 1820

Elisha, at Newport, Jan. 25, 1821

David, of Tiverton, at Savannah, Gs., aged

26 years, Aug 17, 182 1

Ebenezer, of Somerset, Mass., drowned in
crossing the river on the ice from Tiverton
to Swanzey, Jan. 17, 1822

Jenckes, of Fall River, at Tiverton, aged 28
years, Oct. 5, 1826

Benjamin, at Newport, aged about 40 years, Jan. 7, 1829

, child of Mr. . aged 4 years, per-
ished in the burning of the house, at Troy,
N. H., July 21, 1829

Amey, at New Bedford, in 30th year, Sept. 2, 1829

Capt. Constant, at New Bedford, aged 68
years. American of July 2, 1830

Capt. Abner P., of ship Victory, of New Bed-
ford ; was entangled in the tow line at-
tached to a whale, drawn overboard and
drowned, Sept. 28, 1830

Henry B., aged 24 years, Jan. 5, 1831

NOWELL Elizabeth, daughter of the late Ed-
ward B., Esq., of Chsrleston, S. C, at
Newport, aged 19 years, July 2, 1820

Joshua, at Havana, U. S. Consul for St.

Barts. American of Sept. 7, 1821

NOURSE Commodore of British Frigate An-
dromache, Commander on Isle de France
and Cape of Good Hope stations, also 8

434 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

NOURSE :

officers of his squadron. Their deaths are
said to have been ascribed to poison mixed
with their food at a recent dinner, though
incorrectly. American of Feb. 15, 1825

NOTTAGE Mary, wife of Nathaniel, at New-
port, in 22d year, March S, 1820
NOYES Benjamm, son of Rev, John, at Wes-
ton, Ct., found drowned in the Saugatuck
river, April 21, 1815
Col. Thomas, at Westerly, in 66th year; was
President of Washington Bank, and had
been both Senator and Representative in
General Assembly, Sept. 22, 1819
Susan, wife of Ebenezer, at East Bridgewa-

ter, aged 24 years. American of May 31, 1822

Gilbert, son of Luther, of Oakham, Mass., at

Providence, in 23d year, Oct. ig, 1823

NOYCE Daniel, at Shrewsbury, Mass., in 84th

year. American of Feb. 17, 1824

NOYES Mrs. Harriet, wife of Capt. Samuel, Jr.,

at Wellington, Mass., aged 28 years, Oct. 9, 1824

Emily Cobb, youngest daughter of Capt.

John M., aged 14 years, Sept. 19, 1829

Miss Rebecca, daughter of Samuel, at New-
bury, aged 19 years. American of Aug. 20, 1830
William Grinnell, infant son of John L., aged

13 months, July 31, 1832

NUNNERY , daughter of Carter, killed by

lightning, at Warrenton, Pa., July 14, 1828

NYE Ebenezer, at Rochester, Mass. American

of April 26, 18 1 6

Sarah, wife of Ebenezer, at Rochester, Mass.

American of April 26, 1816

John, Esq., attorney at law, at New Bedford,

aged 46 years. American of Nov. 30, 1826

Nancy, wife of Abraham, at Sandwich, sud-
denly, aged 35 years. May 6, 183 1
Mary Jane, infant daughter of William, of
Jamestown, at Providence, Sept. 7, 1832

KHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 435

o

OAKES Thomas, at Maiden, aged 68 years.

American of Nov. 3, 1829

OATH MAN Anthony, infant son of Rev. Mr.

, aged 9 months, Oct. 12, 1821

Susannah Clarke, youngest daughter of Rev.

Bartholomew, aged 2 years, 9 months, Jan. 10, 1822

OATLEY William, at Newport, aged 69 years, April 20, 1824

OBREGON Don Pablo, Minister to Mexico, a

suicide. American of Sept. 16, 1828

OCOTT Lieut. Henry H., of U. S. Marine Corps,

at Gosport, Va. American of Oct. 9, 1821

ODDY Joshua Jepson, Esq., formerly a mer-
chant at London and St. Petersburg, at
Havana, author of Oddy's European Com-
merce. American of Nov. 29, 1814

ODENHEIMER Lt. William H., late of U. S.

Navy, at Philadelphia. American of Dec. i, 1815

ODLE Levi, killed in encounter with Mr. Gra-
ham, at Brutus, N. Y.; was drunk at the
time. .A^merican of Nov. 23, 1830

ODYSSEUS The Greek Chieftain, at Athens,
killed himself by a fall while trying to es-
cape from confinement. American of Sept. 20, 1825

OGDEN Dr. , who had resided some time

at Reviere de Grace, Canada. American of July 26, 1825

OGILVIE Dr. John, in Scotland, aged 89 years,

a literary character. American of Feb. 25, 1814

James, the orator, at Aberdeen, Scotland, in

45lh year, Sept. 18, 1820

OGLE Sir Chaloner, aged 83 years, oldest Ad-
miral of the British Navy ; was made Post
Captain t756. Rear Admiral 1780, Vice
Admiral 1787, and Admiral in 1795. Lord
St. Vincent is now father of the fleet.
American of Nov. i, 18 16

OGLY William and his four children killed by
the Indians, near Fort Clairbourne. Amer-
ican of April 21, 1818

OLCOTT Hon. Simeon, at Charlestown, N. H.,
aged 70 years, formerly U. S. Senator from
New Hampshire. American of March 7, 1815

436 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

OLDFIELD J. P., merchant, of the house of G.

^S. and J. P. Oldfield, of Baltimore, sud-

"denly, on his way from Boston to New

York, Aug. 1 6, 1822

OLDHAM Miss Sarah, at Newport, aged 73

years, June 22, 1822

OLDRIDGE Capt. William, in this town, in

36th year, April 13, 1810

George William, of this town, at Bristol, in

17th year, June g, 181 8

Daniel Paine, infant son of Capt. Samuel,

aged 17 months, Jan. 17, 1822

OLDS Lydia, aged 18, at Andover, N. Y., a sui-
cide, by taking arsenic. Have made be-
fore four attempts by taking laudanum,
hanging, cutting her throat and shooting.
Amercin of Dec. 17, 1824

OLIN Hon. Gideon, native of Rhode Island, at
Shaftesbury, Vt., one of the founders of
the State. Had held several very impor-
tant offices in the State. American of Feb. 11, 1823
OLIVER Capt. John S., of the General Arm-
strong privateer, killed by the enemy after
his surrender as a prisoner of war. April 26, 1813

Daniel (colored), at Rutland, Vt.; his house
burnt and five of his children perished.
American of Dec. 24, 181 3

G , killed in a fracas in a sailors' boarding

house, at Philadelphia. American of Oct. lO, 18:5

Thomas, Esq., at Port St. Bristol, Eng., aged
82 years. He was I.t. Gov. of Massachu-
setts in 1774. American of May 21, 1816

Miss Jane, in Jonnston Co., N. C, aged 106
years. Her habits were simple and she
never resided long at a place, her whole
, fortune, tied up in a handkerchief, was
buried with her at her request. American
of Sept. 22, 1820

John, at Baltimore, of house of Robert and

John Oliver. American of June 17, 1823

Elizabeth, wife of James, daughter of Smith

Brown, of Pembroke, at Lynn, Mass., Nov. 27, 1823

William, at Philadelphia, in 92d year, a sol-
dier in the Revolution, Sept. 11, 1829

John, at Boston, aged 75 years. Revolution-
ary pensioner. American of March 18, 183 1

John, at Boston, aged 75 years. American of March 22, 1831
OLMSTEAD Maria D., wife of Nathaniel,
daughter of Mrs. Sarah Bailey, in 20th
year, Sept. 26, 1819

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 437

OLNEY Col. Christopher of this town, suddenly,

in 64th year. American of March 17,1809

Christopher C, son of the late Col. Christo-
pher, in this town, in s^th year, April 12, i8og

Capt. Daniel, master of ship Ann and Hope
of this port, at Rio Janeiro, S. A., in 44th
year, Dec. 27, 1810

William, only son of the late Capt. Daniel, in
this town, in 25th year, March 30, 181 1

Lemuel, in this town, in 28th year, Aug. i, 18 12

Col. Jeremiah, late collector of customs for
this port. President of the Cincinnati for
this State ; was at the battles of Red Hank,
Springfield, Monmouth and Yorktown, in
the Revolution. He died in his 63d year, Nov. 10. 1812

Cynthia W., in this town, aged 33 years, Dec. 28, 1812

Samuel, Esq , at North Providence, in 64th
year, Aug. 16, 18 13

Lydia, widow of Isaac, of North Providence,
at Stafford, Ct., aged about 85 years.
American of Feb. 25, 1814

Christopher, at North Providence, aged 67

years, April 3, 1814

Capt. Joseph, at Hudson, N. Y.; was a com-
mander of a privateer during the Revolu-
tion; was at an advanced age. American of Nov. 22, 1814

Zerviah, widow of Samuel, at North Provi-
dence, in 67th year, Feb. 4, 181 5

Sarah Ann, daughter of the late Col. Chris-
topher, in 31st year, April 16, 181 5

Dorcas, wife of Capt. Stephen, at North

Providence, in fioth year, Dec: 12, 1816

Moses, at Providence, in 51st year. Ameri-
can of Dec. 2, 1 817

Mrs. Ann P., of Hudson, at Brooklyn, N. Y.,

in 75th year. American of July 24, :.8i8

Sarah C, daughter of Benjamin, aged 4 years,
6 months, Dec. 10, 18 18

Capt. Job, formerly of North Providence, at
Lyndon, Vt., in Sist year, soldier of the
Revolution. American of May 7, 18 19

Nathaniel, G., youngest son of the late Chris-
topher, Esq., in 39th year, at Olneyville, Nov. 26, 18(9

James, Esq., one of the Judges Court of Com-
mon Pleas, Providence Co., at Burrillville,
in 46th year, July 27, 1820

Hezekiab, at North Providence, at an ad-
vanced age, Nov. 28, 1820

Pulchera Cordelia, infant daughter of

Ephraim Marick, at Assonett, Mass., Oct. 16, 1820

438

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

OLNEY Rebecca Frances, daughter of late Na-
thaniel G., Esq., aged 2 years, 3 months,

Asa, in 54th yeaT-,

Nathan, formerly of Providence, at Natchez,
in 41st year,

Phebe, wife of Job, at North Providence, in
40th year. American of

Mrs. Amey, of Smithfield, at North Provi-
dence, aged 92 years,

Amey, widow of Jeremiah, of Smithfield.
American of

Mina, widow of Col. Christopher, in 76th
year, suddenly,

James Monroe, son of William P., in 31st
year,

Henry Fenner, son of William P., in 6th year,

Benjamin B., in 49th year,

Dea. Job, at North Providence, deacon-elect
of a Baptist Church, in west part of town,
in his 57th year,

Peter, of Providence, at New York, in 42d
year,

Phebe, widow of Capt. Henry, in 54th year,

Deborah, wife of George, aged 72 years,

Sarah, widow of Simeon H.,in 74th year,

Sarah, wife of Samuel, and youngest daugh-
ter of late Major Jabez, in 28th year,

Charles, at North Providence, in 78th year,

Almira, daughter of Col. Anthony, at Ware,
Mass., aged 5 years,

Charles (colored), from drinking too freely of
cold water,

Christopher, son of late Nathaniel G., Esq.,
at sea, on board ship Gen. Hamilton, on
passage from Canton, in 17th year; he
feil from the mast head,

Abby C, only daughter of Benjamin S., aged
9 years,

Elizabeth, eldest daughter of late Nathaniel,
of Providence, at Scitiiate, aged 64 years,
suddenly,

Jerusha, wife of Samuel, and daughter of Na-
thaniel Stone, of Watertown, Mass., at
Providence, aged 28 years,

James M., m Soth year,

Rebecca F., widow of Nathaniel G., and
daughter of Samuel Snow, Esq., aged 47
years,

Ann, wife of Amasa, and daughter of Chad
Carey, of Killingly, Ct., in 39th year, at

Sept. 22, 1 82 1
Oct. 3, 1 82 1

Oct. 23, 1821

Oct. 30, 1 82 1

March 6, 1822

March 19, 1822

Jan. 26, 1823

March 11, 1823

April 2, 1 823

May 3. 1823

Oct. 26, 1823

Jan. 28, 1824

Jan. 31, 1824

Feb. 14, 1824

Sept. 22, 1824

Dec. 4, 1824
Dec. 31, 1824

Jan. 8, 1825

July 19, 1825

April 2[, 1826
Nov. 26, 1827

April 6, 1828

.^pril 10, 1828
Nov 9, 1828

May 7, 1829

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS 439

OLNEY Hartwick, Mass. American of June 19, 1829

Eliza, daughter of late Capt. Henry, aged 27

years, ' Nov. 6, 1830

Col. George, in 86th year, April 3, 1831

Mary Jackson, infant daughter of Jesse N., Sept. i, 1832

Phebe, widow of Hezekiah, at North Provi-
dence, Oct. 30, 1832
Capt. Stephen, at North Providence, in 78th
year, Nov. 23, 1832

OMAN Rebecca, widow of Henry, at Newport,

aged 84 years, April 11, 18 18

Rebecca, widow of Henry, at Newport, aged

84 years. American of April 24, i8i8

Margaret C, daughter of William, at New-
port, aged 14 years, Nov. 16, 1819
Williitm, at Newport, in 60th year, July 11, 1828

ON ATELLA Haron, at Lisbon, the former Gen-
eral of Tobasco. He left a fortune of 15,-
000,000 florins. His will was that his cof-
fin was to be covered with gold, fastened
with a gold lock and key, which has been
delivered his next of kin. American of April 3, 181 8

ONIS Don , formerly Spanish Minister to

United States, afterwards to Naples, at

Madrid. American of July 24, 1827

O'BRIEN Rev. Matthew, D. D., at Baltimore,
Roman Catholic, had been stationed pre-
viously at Boston, New York and Norfolk.
American of Nov. 7, i8r5

Richard, Esq., late Consul General to the
Barbary Powers, from the United States,
at Washington, F"eb. 14, 1824

O'CONNOR Thomas, in Ireland, the lineal de-
scendant from the Monarch of Ireland,
and the only male of the line. American of March 3, 1818

O'FLYNN Capt. Patrick, at Wilmington, Del.,
in 70th year, soldier of the Revolution. He
kept a tavern at the time of the war and
Gen. Washington stopped frequently with
him and was familiar with his host, Amer-
ican of July 28, 18 18

O'GRADY , killed in a duel near Dublin,

Ireland. American of Oct. 15, 1830

O'HARRA Gen. James, at Pittsburg, Penn., one

of the founders of the town. American of Jan. 14, 1820

O'REILLY Mr. , agent of Nugent estate,

shot down by a ruffian, Aug. 28, 1814

O'SHAUGHNESSEY Rev. Dr. , Catholic

Bishop of Killaine, at Moggalbane, Ire.,

aged 84 years, Aug. 8, 1829

440

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

O'SULLIVAN Theodore, the Irish bard, in Ire.,
aged 115 years, died suddenly while sew-
ing oats in a field ; was a cooper by trade,
American of
OPIE Major Leroy, paymaster U. S. Navy, hurt
in a stage coach, at Warrenton, N. C.
American of
ORANGE Prince of, an infant son of, died in

Brussels,
ORCUTT James, at Fort Walcott, aged 35
years; private in Major Crone's company
of artillery, a native of Cohassett, Mass.
American of

Rhoda, wife of Martin, at New Bedford,
aged 43 years,

Gershom, at Hanson, Mass., aged 33 years,
perished in the snow, supposed to have
been overcome by a fit,
ORDWAY , a daughter of James, at Straf-
ford, Vt., perished in the burning of the
house. American of
ORGAN Daniel P., shot by a man passing
through the street at Richmond, Va.,

Isaac, at Lynn, aged 72 years, a drummer
and pensioner of the Revolution^ Ameri-
can of
ORLANDO Rt. Hon., Earl of Bradford, at his
seat at Weston, Staffordshire, Eng , aged
64 years,
ORMLEY Mrs. Sally, wife of Eliphalet, at
Windham, Ct., aged 62 years. American
of
ORMONDE Marchioness, lady of the Marquis,
in England, aged 28 years. American of
ORMSBEE Susan, wife of Capt. Lewis, in sist
year,

Capt. Lewis, in this town, in 51st year,

Catharine, daughter of Ira, aged 6 years, at
Providence,

Eliza W., wife of Capt. J. H.. and daughter
of Col. John Spurr,

Elijah, at Providence, aged 58 years,

Edward D., chief mate of ship Nancy, of this
port, at Havana, aged 22 years.

Miss Sarah Ann, in i8th year,

Joseph Edwai-d, son of Joseph, aged 4 years,

Lewis, aged 32 years,

John H., son of Royal,

Royal, in 3 2d year,

Royal H olden, son of late Royal, aged 7
months,

May 2, 1820

Nov. 23, 1819
Oct. — , 1822

May II, 1824
March 26, 1829

Jan. 25, 1831

Jan. 9, 1824
April 12, 18 17

June ro, 1831

Sept. 7, 1825

Oct. 28, 1823

Feb. 17, 1818

Dec. 16, 1810
March 28, 1812

March 7, 18 18

Dec. II, 1819
Jan. 23, 1820

March 6, 1821

Nov. 16, 1821

Dec. 22, 1822

Nov. 16, 1823

Sept. 13 1824

July 8, 1825

March 14, 1826

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

441

ORMSBEE Martha Ann, daughter of Joseph, in
,. 3d year,
Ira, at Providence, in 43d year,
Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of Joseph, aged 69

years,
Joseph F"oot, son of George W., in 4th year,
George Warren, infant son of George W.,

aged I year, 9 months,
Catharine Elizabeth, daughter of George A,,

aged 5 years,
Lydia Jane, only child of George A., aged 5
months,
ORNDOFF Elizabeth Ann, widow of Major
Christian, at her grand-daughters in Wash-
ington Co., Md., in 97th year. It is sup-
posed there are no less than 500 of her de-
scendants now living and some in the
sixth generation. American of
ORNE William, Esq., president of Essex Bank,
at Salem, in 64th year,
.Esther, widow of James, in 81st year,
ORR Hon. John, in Bedford, N. H., aged about
75 years ; was wounded in the battle
with Burgogne in the Revolution. Amer-
ican of

W , Sergeant in British Militia, at Ely,

Eng., in 70th year. Three weeks follow-
ing his youngest child died from eating
opium pills ; three following this event the
mother died, in 46th year ; within a month
after, William the eldest son died, this
leaving only a daughter aged 17 now living
of the family. American of
ORSWELL Miss- Patience, at North Providence,

in 23 year,
OSBORNE Sarah, widow of Abraham, at See-
konk. American of
Dr. John C, late of New York, in the West

Indies. American of
Luther, native of Providence, at New Orleans.
American of
OSBORN Dr. John, at Middletown, Ct., aged 87
years. American of
William, at Tiverton, aged 30-years,
Mrs. Derin A., wife of Capt. John, at Ed-
gartown, aged 38 years. American of
OSBURN Mary Collett, widow of James O.,
Esq., of New London, Ct., at London, Eng.
Amercan of

July 23, 1826
Dec. 17, 1828

March 27, 1832
Nov. 4, 1832

Nov. 16, 1832

Dec. I, 1832

Dec. 25, 1832

Aug. 4, 1829

Oct. 14, 1815
Dec, 25, 1819

Jan. 14, 1823

March 15, 1825

Feb. 8, 1823

June 24, 1817

April 13, 1 8 19

Oct. 17, 1820

June 17, 1825
Jan, 28, 1829

Dec. 3, 1830
Nov. 2, 1827

442 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

OSGOOD Samuel, drowned from sloop Lion

Crawford, on passage from Savannah, June 2, 1820

Rev. David, D. D., at Medford, aged 75

years. American of Dec. 17, 1822

Dr George, at Andover, aged 65 years, Oct. 24, 1823

Silas, Jun., at Worcester, aged 19 years.
American of Dec. 26, 1823

, daughter of Abijah, at Newburgh, Me.,

aged S years, accidentally shot by her
brother, aged 8 years. American of Nov. 29, 1825

OSMUN John, at Lyon's Farm, N. J., aged 78
years. Soldier of the Revolution and pen-
sioner ; was one of Gen Lafayette's Life
Guards, at Yorktown, Nov. 24, 1829

OTIS Elder Micajah, at Stratford, N. H , aged

74 years. May 20. 1821

Sarah Smith, wife of Jacob, daughter of late
William Barker, in 59th year. American
of Nov. 6, 1 821

Harrison Gray, Jr., of Boston, suddenly, at

Springfield, Jan. 5, 1827

Sarah, widow of Dr. Ephraim, and daughter
of late David Harris, of Providence, at
Scituate, Mass., aged TJ years, June 26, 1827

George Alexander, Jr., Esq. .aged 28 years,
formerly editor of Boston Gazette. Amer-
ican of June 24, 1831
OTWAY Admiral, in England, after a short ill-
ness. American of Oct. 10, 1815
OUTLAW George, late M. C. from N. C, at

said North Carolina. American of Sept. 2, 1825

OVERING Cota, at Newport, aged 1 10 years ;
was brought from Africa to Newport about
1760 by Capt. Abraham All, and was said
to be about 50 years old as he was a grand-
father. American of Oct. 19, 1821
OVERSTREET Col. James, near Salisbury,
N. C, M. C. from Barnwell District, S. C;
was returning home from Washington with
his lady whom he had married in Washing-
ton, May 24, 1822
OWEN Hon. Daniel, at Glocester, in 81st year, Oct. 21, 181 2
Rev. John, in England, One of the Secre-
taries of the Bible Society. American of Nov. 22, 1822
Capt. Glenn, massacred by Indians. Ameri-
can of June 21, 1825
Thomas, at Philadelphia, merchant, suicide

by hanging. American of July 4, 1826

Hannah, youngest daughter of Thomas, Jr.,

Esq., at Glocester, aged 17 years, March 8, 1831

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

443

OWEN George F., son of Ezra, killed by Gen.
Hardy Robinson, in Arkansas. American
of

Samuel, at Newstead, aged 74 years. Soldier
of the Revolution. American of
OXX Rebecca, widow of Capt. Samuel, at Bris-
tol, in 74th year,

Lewis, son of William, Sr., of Bristol, of the
ship Enterprise, at New Orleans,

Sarah B., wife of Samuel, at Newport, m69th
year. American of

Capt. Charles, of Bristol, master of ship Ann,
at sea, of fever, aged 27 years,

Mrs. Lydia, wife of William, at Bristol, aged
55 years. American of

Samuel, at Newport, aged 76 years. Ameri-
can of

Hannah, at Bristol Asylum, aged 58 years,

May 27, 1 83 1

Feb. 7, 1832

June 25, 1812

Aug. 28, i8ig

March 14, 1820

May 6, 1821

July 8, 1825

Jan. 26, 1830
Dec. 17, 1831

PABODIE Miss Cynthi-, in 30th year,

John, of Norwich, N. Y., aged 22 years, son
of Ephraim, formerly of Providence, at this
town,

Jane, widow of Ephraim, in 88th year,
PACE Michael, at Northumberland, Penn., aged
102 years ; was a native of Germany, and
came here when a child. American of

Capt. James, in Kentucky, stabbed while
asleep. American of
PACKARD Capt. Nathaniel, in 80th year, the
oldest nautical commander in town,

Frances Sophia, infant daughter of George
W., aged 13 months,

Robert, of Providence, at Newport, in 33d
year. American of

Abigail, widow of Capt. Nathaniel, aged 86
years,

Capt. Samuel, formerly of Providence, at
North Kingstown, in 59th year,

Samuel, of North Kingstown, in 20th year,
son of the late Capt. Samuel, of Providence,
at sea, on board ship Providence, of this
port, on passage to South America. Amer-
ican of

April 16, 1820

Oct. 3, 1 82 1
Oct. 19, 1 83 1

June 18, 1830

Sept. 1 6, 1831

Aug. 15, 1809

Sept. 21, 1817

Aug. 4, 1818

March 13, 1820

July 17, 1820

Jan. 23, 1824

444 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

PACKARD Ann Power, infant daughter of

Henry, Dec. 2, 1824

John C, forme'-ly of Providence, at Terre

Haute, Ind., aged 33 years. American of Oct. 16, 1827

John C, at Terre Haute, Ind., formerly of

North Kingstown. American of Oct. 26, 1827

Phebe, widow of Melza, in 77th year, April 30, 1831

PACKER Samuel H., of brig Cincinnati, died of

fatigue at sea, Sept. 7, 1826

PADELFORD James, an American seaman, at

Havana, on board schooner Dover, of this

port, Oct. 28, 1809

Hon. Seth, L.LD., Judge of Probate, at

Taunton, in sgth year, suddenly, Jan. 7, 1810

Dr. Philip, at Taunton, in 62d year, Aug. 27, 181 5

William, of Raynham, Mass,, at the hospital,

aged 28 years, July 3, 1821

Dr. Elijah M., at Taunton, aged 38 years, Feb. 13, 1824

Mary Eliza, infant daughter of Edward, of

Savannah, Ga., at Providence, Aug. 23, 1825

John, formerly of Providence, at Norfolk, Va.,

in 30th year, Aug. 25, 1826

Appolles, at Taunton, aged 46 years, April 2, 1828

Clarissa Jones, infant daughter of Elisha, Jan. 18, 1829

Phebe Jones, wife of Elisha, aged 34 years, Sept. 26, 1832

Rebecca C, infant daughter of Ebenezer,

aged 4 months, Dec. 12, 1832

PAESIELLO a musical composer, at Naples,

aged 84 years. American of Sept. 20, 18 16

PAGE Mary T., only daughter of the late Capt.

William, in 1 6th year, July 30, 1810

Miss , in the burning of the Richmond,

Va., theatre, Dec. 26, i8ii

Mrs. E , in the burning of the Richmond,

Va., Theatre, Dec. 26, 1811

Sarah, widow of Ambrose, Esq., and second

daughter of Hon. Daniel Jenckes, in this

town, in 79th year, July 23, 1 812

Octavius Augustus, Esq., aged 28 years, son

of the late Governor Page, of Virginia;

belonged to the frigate Chesapeake, where

he was ist Lieut., at Boston, June 4, 1813

Patience, widow of Capt. William, and daugh-
ter of Capt. Jonathan Treadwell, in this

town, in 43d year, Nov. 17, 181 3

Oliver, S'on of Samuel S., at Hampton, N. H.,

from eating green apples. American of Aug. i, 1817

Harriet, wife of George W., Esq., of Provi-
dence, and daughter of the late Daniel

Cooke, Esq., at Wrentham, July 28, 18 19

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

445

PAGE James Draper, son of James, aged 21

months,
George W., in 51st year,
I. or J., supposed to be the name of a person

found hanging from a limb of a tree in

Dorchester, Mass..
Capt. William, in 74th year ; served through

the entire Revolution,
Elizabeth Mason, infant daughter of James,

aged 20 months.
Martha A., wife of John B., at Portsmouth,

agsd 39 years. American of
Susan, daughter of Ralph, Esq., of Rutland,

Vt., at Providence,
Sophia, wife of William, at Glocester, aged

38 years,
Benjamin, at Pittsfield, N. H., aged 91. years.

He leaves two brothers and two sisters,

aged 80, 82, 84, 94 American of
Major Enoch, at Wentworth, N. H., in 80th

year, an officer in the Revolution, one of

the first settlers and oldest men in town.

American of
Henry, at Newburyport, saddler, found mur-
dered in his shop. American of
Captain S. T., of the steamboat Ceres, lost

overboard in a collision. American of
PAINE Capt. Stephen, at Charleston, S. C, in

31st year,
Robert Treat, Jr., the poet, at Boston,
Thomas D., only son of Capt. James, aged 2

years, 3 months,
Nathaniel, at Rehoboth,
Michael, at Smithfield, in 23d year,
Hon. Robert Treat, at Boston, aged 84 years,
Lucy, daughter of the late Capt. Amos, at

Woodstock, Ct., in 33d year. American of
Olney. at Mendon, in 22d year,
Penelope, wife of John, at Johnston, in 80th

year. American of
Royal, merchant, son of the late Capt. Amos,

of Woodstock, Ct., in this town, in 39th

year ; sermon by Rev. Mr. Wilson,
Squire, at Smithfield, in 59th year. Amer-
ican of
Lydia, wife of Col. Walter, in this town, in

44th year,
Capt. James H., master of ship Rising States,

of this port, lost from that vessel on passage

from Chaileston to Havre,

Aug. 14, 1822
Nov. i8, 1823

May 21, [826
Nov. 4, 1826
Nov. 28, 1827
Feb. 12, 1828
March 10, 1828
Dec. 15, 1828

Oct. 16, 1829

Nov. 13, 1829

Jan. 20, 1832

Aug. 28, i8j2

July 27, 181 1
Nov. 13, 181 1

Nov. 19, 181 1

Feb. 3, 1 8 14

March 23, 18 14

May 12, 1 8 14

April 7, 18 1 5
June 21, 1815

April 9, 1 8 16

July 2, 1816

July 2, i8i6

Oct. 30, 18 16

Dec. 17, 1816

446 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

PAINE Mrs. Sarah, widow of Capt. James, in

this town, in 23d year, July 15, 1817

Ahel, at Brooklyn, Ct, aged 57 years, Jan. 17, 1819

George Campbell, son of Lieut Thomas, U.
S. Navy, at Savannah, Ga., aged 2 months,
II days. American of Feb. 16, 1819

Nathaniel Anthony, eldest son of Hon. Na-
thaniel, at Worcester, aged 28 years.
American of Feb. 16, 1819

Eloise Richards, at Lancaster, Mass., July 2, 1819

Abigail Hacon, infant daughter of Walter,

Esq., of Providence, at Canterbury, Ct., April 19, 1820

Charles, of Concord, Mass., aged about 30
years, at sea, on board sloop Mercator, on
passage from St. Bartholomew, ' May 23, 1820

Anna, widow of Royal, of Providence, daugh-
ter of Dea. Samuel Vinson, of Newport, at
Woodstock, Ct., aged 46 years, Feb. 28, 1821

Charlotte Maria, daughter of James, at Taun-
ton, aged 18 months, Dec. 29, 182 1

Lois, wife of Dr. William, at Worcester, aged
66 years, Feb 27, 1822

Fidelia, widow of John, daughter of John
Fales, dec, of Bristol, at Providence, in
36th year, July 26, 1822

Lydia, wife of James at Mendon, aged 54
years, Nov. 2, 1822

Barbara, widow of John and daughter of late
Major Henry Rice, of Warwick, at Free-
town, Mass., in 83d year, April 14, 1823

Abner P., in St. Lawrence Co., N. Y., a na-
tive of Cranston, in 26th year. May 18, 1823

Juliet, daughter of Thomas A., at Smithfield,

aged 2 years, 11 months, Sept. 9, 1823

Hannah, wife of Solomon, Esq., at Canter-
bury, Ct. American of Nov. 18, 1823

Julia Ann D., daughter of Paschall, at Bris-
tol, aged 6 years, Nov. 28, 1823

Polly, at Douglass, Mass. American of Feb. 25, 1825

Joseph, Esq , at Smithfield, in 74th year.

American of Aug. 30, 1825

Daniel, at Little Compton, aged 31 years, Dec. 2, 1825

Waitey, wife of William, at New Shoreham,

aged 69 years, Aug. 8, 1826

Capt. Daniel, master of brig Only Son, of

this port, at Omoa Island, Dec. i, 1827

Capt. Thomas, at Charleston, S. C, in 69th
year, a native of Rhode Island, but for
40 years a resident here and 18 years harbor
master cf the port, March i, 1828

June
Aug.

29.

20,

1830
1830

Dec.

IS.

1831

Nov.

14,

1832

Dec.

16,

1832

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 447

PAINE Frances A., daughter of late Josiah,
Esq., at Portland, aged 15 years. American
of
Daniel, at Pawtucket, aged 64 years,
Sarah, widow of Thomas, at Charleston, S.

C, aged 67 years,
Margaret Short, daughter of Capt. Jonathan,

of Providence, at Swanzey, aged 9 years,
Nancy, daughter of Capt. Jonathan, of Provi-
dence, at Swanzey, aged 1 1 years,

PAL A FOX Gen. , at Saragossa, Spain, of a

fever ; he died a few days before the sur-
render of the city. American of April 28, 1809

Gen. . Report from Saragossa says the

General is not dead, but is fast recovering.
American of May 30, 1809

PALFREY Edward, son of John, formerly of
Boston, at New Orleans, aged 18 years.
American of Oct. 10, 1817

PALIERE M. Henry, a valet of Lord Cornwal-
lis, at London, cut his throat in an insane
moment, fear he would be taken as a Hon-
apartist. American of Aug. 6, 1816

PALMER Mr. , from New Haven, Ct., at

Savannah ; he arrived there in 7 days from

there and lived 4 days after, Dec. 30, 181 1

Rev. S , in England ; he owned the pulpit

Bible of John Bunyan, which his heirs sold
to Mr, Whitbread for 20 guineas. Ameri-
can of June 3, 1814
Freeman, asfed 19 years, perished in the

burning of the house, at Littleton, N. H., Oct. 7, 1815

Richmond, of Little Compton, at Savannah,

Ga., in 31st year, Aug. 2, 1817

Charlotte, of Londonderry, drowned in the
late freshet, in attempting to pass the
causeway in Shawheen River, Andover,
with her affianced American of March 13, 18 18

Miss Deborah, at Newport, aged 37 years.

American of Aug. 27, 18 19

Mrs. Lydia, at Newport, aged 64 years.

American of Sept. 21, 18 19

Nathaniel, Jr., son of Nathaniel, (who also
died the same day, at Stonington, Ct.)
American of Oct. 26, 1819

, seaman, lost from brig Gen. Jackson, at

sea, off Savannah harbor. American of Nov. 23, 18 19

William, at Newport, formerly of Little

Comptoii, in 70tb year, Aug. 8, 1821

448

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

PALMER Rev. Stephen, pastor of First church,
of Needham, Mass., aged 55 years. Ameri-
can of
Roswell, Esq., at Exeter, aged 60 years,
Joseph, M. D., at Ashford, Ct., aged 68 years,
Stephen F., son of General Stephen F., at
Ashford, Ct., aged 4 years. American of
Mava, wife of Joshua, at Boston, aged 65

years. American of
William, at Sterling, aged 76 years,
PALMLY James, killed by Eli M. Kerr, at Wa-
terloo, Ala. American of
PALSY Joseph W., son of Adams, at Cumber-
land, in 20th year,
FAMDOhC John, private mnrine, killed on board
the Little Belt in action with U. S. frigate
President,

PAPAVOINE ; he murdered two children

in the woods at Vincennes, executed at
Paris,
PAPILLIAN Mrs. , at Mons, France, mur-
dered herself and three children by throw-
ing them and herself down the well,
PARADISE Rev. John, at Alexandria, D. C,

aged exactly 39 years,
PARISH Robert, at Philadelphia, Friend minis-
ter, in 89th year. American of
Rev. Elijah, D. D., at Byfield, aged 63 years.
American of
PARRISH Henry, at East Greenwich, aged 37

years,
PARK Ruth, widow of Nathan, of Newton, at
Brimfield, in 8ist year. American of
Mungo, the African traveller, drowned in the

rapids of a river. American of
Mungo, M. D , eldest son of late Mungo, at
Tritchnopoly, Hindostan,
PARKES Joseph Spellman, infant son of Robert,

aged 18 months,
PARKS Pliney, at Southampton, Mass , aged 53
years ; he took oil of tansy by mistake.
American of
PARKER Upham, of Lunenburg, Vt., at South-
boro, killed by accidental discharge of gun.
American of

, daughter of Eleazer H., died at Stand-

ish, from bite of wild cat,
Eleazer H., at Standish, Mass., aged 44 years,
of hydrophobia, resulting from wounds
from a wildcat.

Nov. 6, 1 82 1

April 5, 1824

March 13, 1825

May 20, 1825

April 6, 1830
March 5, 1831

Oct. 26, 1827

Oct. 31, 1826

May 16, 181 1

March 24, 1823

April 3, 1 8 16

Jan. I, i8i8

March 10, 1815

Dec. 28, 1825

Nov. 14, 1825

April 28, 1 8 18

May 7, 1 819

Jan. 20, 1823

Sept. 30, 1 8 19

Mov. 28, 1823

Dec. 27, i8ii
Jan. 24, 1814

Jan. 29, 1814

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN- DEATHS 449

PARKER George, midshipman, at New Orleans,
was wounded recently in a naval action.
American of Jan. 16, 18 16

Sophia Richmond and Franklin Richmond,
twin children of Bertram R. Parker, aged
about 7 months. American of Aug. 10, 1819

Benjamin, Esq., at Foster, in 44th year, Oct. 27, 1821

Priscilla, wife of Bartram R., in 30th year, Dec. 11, 1821

Martha, wife of Hon. Leonard M, and daugh-
ter of Hon. Levi Lincoln, of Worcester, at
Charlestown, Mass. American of May 7, 1822

Margaret Jarvis, eldest daughter of the Chief
Justice, at Boston. American of Nov. 25, 1823

Isaac, Esq., at Charleston, S. C, a planter, in

parish of St. Thomas, S. C, Jan. 26, 1824

Robert C, Esq., attorney at law, at Cincin-
nati. American of Sept. 14, 1824

Fanny, infant daughter of George W., of

Boston, Feb. 25, 1826

Jane, infant daughter of James B., aged 10

months, Sept. 10, 1826

Hollis, at Holden, Mass , aged 30 years, Jan. 2, 1827

Bertram R., in 35th year, July 23, 1827

Nancy, daughter of Rev. Jeroboam, at South-
boro, aged 30 years, Dec. 22, 1829

, chief justice of Massachusetts, born in

Boston 1767, graduated at Harvard 1786;

see obituary in issue of American for Aug. 6, 1830

Samuel, Esq., debenture clerk Boston Cus-
tom House, at Roxbury. American of June 14, 1831

John, at Warren, in 29th year, Sept. 4, 1831

Fanny Bowen, daughter of George P., Feb. 14, 1832

PARKERSON Mary, wife of Hon James, at

East Greenwich, in 59th year, Jan. 22, 1826

PARKHURST Lydia, wife of Rev. John, at
New Ipswich, N. H., aged 22 years.
American of Aug. 13, 18 19

PARK MAN Sarah, wife of Rev. Francis, and
daughter of Samuel Cabot, Esq., at Bos-
ton, aged 27 years. American of Dec. 3, 18 18

Samuel, Sr., Esq., at Boston. American of June 18, 1824

Breck, Esq., at \5Vestboro, Mass. American

of Feb. IS, 1825

PARLEE Jacob, seaman, of Staten Island, N.

Y., at Matanzas. American of June i, 1821

PARLIN Hannah Willard, at Pawtucket, aged

IS years, Jan. 27, 1818

PARMELE Mrs. Lucy, at Coventry, in sgth

year, Feb. 28, 1815

450

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

PARMENTER Andrew, at Brooklyn, L. I., in
SOth year, proprietor of the Horticultural
Garden. American of

FARM LEE Oliver, late of Boston, merchant,
killed near New Orleans,

PARNELL Sophia, wife of John Alfred, at Bath,
Eng., aged 26 years,

PARR Rev. Samuel, LL D., an English scholar,
in England. American of

PARIS , private U. S. Army, shot at Fort

Moultrie, for desertion,

PARRIS Dr. Samuel B., son of Rev. Mr. Parris,
of Pembroke, Mass., aged 22 years, gradu-
ate of Brown University, at Attleboro,

PARROTT Enock G., Esq., U. S. Navy, agent
for the station at Portsmouth, N. H., aged
47 years. American of

PARRY Betsey, wife of Elias, at Taunton, aged
37 years,
Mrs. Betsey, wife of Elias, at Taunton, aged

37 years,
John Humphrey, a Cambrian scholar and
author, killed in a broil, in England.
American of

PARSLEY Mr. , innkeeper at Bath; his

house caught fire and his three children
perished ;' his wife was badly hurt,

PARSON Richard, in England, the Greek pro-
fessor in Trinity College. American of
Eben, Esq., son of Rev. Moses, and brother
of Chief Justice Parsons, of Massachusetts,
at Byefield (Newbury), in 7Sth year. Amer-
ican of
Lucinda, daughter of David, Sr., at West-

hampton, aged 26 years. American of
Solomon, at Worcester, soldier of the Revo-
lution. American of

PARSONS Hon. Theophilus, chief justice of
Massachusetts,
Rev. John, D. D., bishop of Peterboro, Eng.,
aged 53 years, at Oxford University, Eng.
American of
Rev. Stephen, at Lowville, N. Y., aged 71
years, from a fall ; but a tew hours before
the accident he had preached from 11 Sam.
xix:3i, " How long have I to live }"
John, seaman, perished in the wreck of the

schooner Quaker,
Rev. Levi, of the Palestine Mission, at Alex-
andria, Egypt,

Nov. 30, 1830
Dec. 23, i8r4
June 14, i8r5
April 29, 1825
April 22, 1814

Sept. 21, 1827

June 20, 1828

May 9, 1823

May 16, 1823

April 29, 1825

Aug. 13, 1814
Dec. 13, 1808

Dec. 4, 1819

Sept. 27, 1822

May 20, 1 83 1

Oct. 30, 1813

May 7, 1819

Jan. 7, 1820
March 6, 1820
Feb. 10, 1822

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 451

PARSONS Rev. William, American missionary
to Jerusalem, at Alexandria, Egypt. Ameri-
can of June 14, 1822

Eliza Annis, daughter of William, at Olney-
ville, aged 17 years, 2 days, July 15, 1822

Alwon, son of David, Jr., son of David, at

Westhampton, aged 19 years. American of Sept. 27, 1822

David, at Westhampton, aged 75 years.

American of Sept. 27, 1822

Mary Jackson, wife of Dr. Usher, of Provi-
dence, and daughter of Rev. Dr. Holmes,
at Cambridge, aged 23 years, June 14, 1825

John U., Esq., at Parsonfield, Me., aged 54
years, state senator from York Co. Amer-
ican of Nov. 4, 1825

William, Esq., at Alfred, Me., aged 84 years,
father of Dr. U. Parsons, of Providence.
American of Aug, 8, 1826

Orrin, at Windsor Locks, Ct., was hit by a

piece of a grindstone going at great speed, Aug. 22, 1832
PARTINGTON Richard, native of England,

aged 47 years, April 22, 1815

PARTRIDGE Jesse, at Sterling, Mass.; his

house took fire and 3 children perished, Nov. 30, 1815

Mrs. Sarah, aged 76 years, at Oakham, Mass., Nov. 30, 1822

Abel, at Ward, Mass., aged 61 years, Oct. 28, 1826

Hon. George, at Duxbury, aged 88 years.
American of July 15, 1828

Julia, late of Templeton, at Royalston, sud-
denly, aged 21 years. American of Oct. i, 1830

John Milton, fell from a ledge he was climb-
ing, leaves wife and 4 children, at Cold
Spring, N. Y. American of July 8,1831

PASSMORE Henry, at Smithfield, aged 20

years. American of Dec. 20, 1814

Col. Comstock, at Smithfield, aged 45 years, Oct. 7, 1825

PATTERSON Mrs. , in the burning of the

Richmond, Va., theatre, Dec. 26, 181 1

PATERSON Cynthia Anthony, daughter of

Flavel, at Scituate, aged 2 years, 8 months, Sept. 29, 182 1

Henry Flavel, Oct. 13, Harriet Emily, Oct.
14 ; children of Major Flavel, at Scituate,
of dysentery. American of Oct. 19, 182 1

PATTERSON Tullia, wife of Major Flavell, and
daughter of Caleb .^Idrich, Esq., at Scit-
uate, aged 37 years. July 11, 1823

Robert, LL. D., at Philadelphia, in 82d year.

American of July 30, 1824

Nelson, a suicide, despondent over recent

heavy losses at play. American of May 13,1828

^32 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

PATERSON James H., at New York, from a

runaway horse, Nov. 26, 1832

PATRICK Thomas, aged 41 years, at New
York, long known as a pyrotechnic art!st
at Castle Garden. American of Feb. 15, 1830

PATT Olney, house carpenter, at Cahawba, Ala.,

aged 28 years, native of Rhode Island, Aug. 6, 1820

Benjamin, at Cumberland, in 48th year, sud-
denly, July I. 1822
Capt. Jonathan, in 72d year, at Johnston.

American of July 4, 1823

Catharine Arnold, daughter of Anthony B.,

at Windham, Ct., Dec. 13, 1826

Anthony B., formerly of Scituate, at Kill-

ingly, Ct., in 31st year, April 4, 1827

David, aged 73 years, Sept. 5, 1831

PATTEN Eliza, in nth year, Jan. 22, 1822

Susan, wife of Charles and daughter of Capt.
Samuel Soule, of Providence, at New York,
in 48th year, Oct. 17, 1823

PATTON Isaac, killed in a duel with Dr. W. H.

Harrington. American of Aug. 17, 1827

PAUL Mrs. Lillas, in 54th year, Nov. 25, 1816

John, Esq., a suicide. He is the third brother

of the family that has died by this means,

in England. American of May 7, 1819

Phebe, widow of William, in 84th year, Aug. 16, 1823

Wilbour, aged 59 years, Oct. i, 1823

Mrs. . at Charleston, S. C. American of July 29, 1825

Dea Edward, at Taunton, aged 76 years, April 13, 1826

Sarah, at New York City, known generally as
"Old Aunt Sarah," aged 116 years. Amer-
ican of March 3, 1829
James H., formerly of Williamstown, Mass.,
at Matilda, U. C., aged 33 years. Amer-
ican of Dec. 3, 1830
Rev. Thomas, at Boston, aged 55 years, min-
ister for several years of the First African
Baptist Church,
PAULDINC; Major John, at Yorktown, N. Y.,
one of Major Andre's captors,
Major John, at Stratsburgh, N. Y., aged 87
years, one of Major Andre's captors,
PAULL Maria, at Taunton, aged 21 years.
American of
Zebedee, of Bristol, at Norfolk, Va. Amer-
ican of
PAYERNE Adeline, youngest daughter of
Frances, in i8th year.

ftpril

14-

1831

Feb.

20,

1818

Dec.

30,

1820

Oct.

24,

1823

Oct.

18,

1825

Jan.

12,

1831

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

453

PAYSON Rev. Seth, D. D., at Rindge, N. H.,
aged 6t years, a trustee of Dartmouth Col-
lege. American of

Asa, formerly of Providence, at Boston.
American of

John Otis, at the Theological Seminary, An-
dover, Mass., suddenly ; was member of
junior class, aged 22 years ; was native of
Pomfret and graduate of Yale College,
PEABODIE Clorinda B., infant daughter of Al-
den,

Lieut. Ebenezer, at Boxford, in 87th year.
In 1759-60' was in the French War; was
discharged from the Continental Army in
1780; was at Bunker Hill, at Saratoga,
where Burgoyne surrendered, and in Gen.
Sullivan's expedition against the Six Na-
tions; was twice married; had 12 children,
4 only now living,
PEABODY Elizabeth, wife of Thomas, at New-
port, in 34th year,

Mrs. Deborah, at Bristol, aged 75 years,
formerly of Newport,

Abigail, wife of Charles, at Bristol, aged 37
years. American of

Anna, wife of Caleb, at Middletown, aged 73
years,

William, at Newport, aged 62 years,

Caleb, at Middletown, aged 72 years,

James, at Boston, aged 38 years. American
of

Jesse, at Salem, aged 29 years. American of
PEACE Prophet, at the Onondaga castle. This
Indian chief was noted for his drunkenness
but, falling insensible, when he awoke he
said he had seen heaven and no drunkards
could get in there. He thereupon reformed
and lived a temperate life American of

Joseph, Esq., at Philadelphia,
PEAKES Joseph, of Hingham, aged about 30

years, at Key West,
PEARCE Mary, wife of John, at Warren, aged
40 years,

Richard, formerly of Bristol, at Rehoboth, in
73d year,

Mehitable, wife of Peleg, at Rehoboth, in
34th year,

William H., aged 14 years, drowned while
washing sheep in Palmer's river, Rehoboth,

March 10, 1820
Feb. 24, 1826

Jan. 31, 1830
Aug. 5, 1828

Jan. 23, 1829

May 18, 1819

Feb. 12, 1 82 1

Oct. 8, 1822

July 29, 1823

Feb. 9, 1826

July 29, 1829

Jan. IS, 1830
Feb. 9, 1830

Sept. 12, 1815
March 31, 1826

April 6, 1825

Jan, 6, 1809

May 5, 1809

Feb. 10, 1810

May 29, 1810

454

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

Aug. 6,
Sept. 4,

i8f6
i8i6

May II,

1817

Jan. 21,

1818

PEARCE Col. William, at Paulingstown, Dutch-
ess Co., N. Y,, in 68th year, an officer of

the Revolution. American of Feb. 2, 1813

Michael, in this town, in 22d year, Nov. 2, 18 13

Ellis, at Little Compton, in 24th year, June 13, 1814

PEARSE Capt. Josiah, at Bristol, in 34th year.

American of Aug. 19, 18 14

PEARCE Thomas, aged 60 years, formerly of

Scituate, R. I., at Hartford, Washington

Co., N. Y., after a confinement of 1 1 years,

6 months. Four years, 6 months of the

time he never spoke or would be served by

any one hut his wife. A year before his

death he became rational, Sept. 5, 1815

Oliver, Esq., at Fayetteville, N. C, m 51st

year, Nov. 20, 1815

Benjamin, at Litchfield, Ct., aged 17 years,

while attempting to swim. American of
Samuel, at Prudence Isle, aged 97 years,
Lucy, daughter of Reuben, of North Provi-
dence, at Charleston, S. C, aged 24 years,
Phebe, widow of Ephraim, at Johnston, aged

84 years,
Eva, wife of Reuben, at North Providence,

in 56th year, March 21, 1818
, only son of Samuel, at East Greenwich,

aged about 3 years, from a bean in nis

windpipe, June 18, 1818

Cynthia, daughter of Capt. Reuben, of North

Providence, at Charleston, S. C, aged . 22

years, Aug. 2$, 1819

Col. Benjamin, at Newport, in 39th year.

American of Sept. 21, 18 19

Benoni, Esq., in 89th year, Oct. 31, 1819

John, at Newport, in 67th year ; was a soldier

in the Revolution and pensioner under the

recent act of Congress. American of Nov. !2, 18 19

Sally, wife of Samuel, in 28th year. April 2, 1820

Nathan, Esq., merchant, formerly of this

town, at Fayetteville, N. C, aged about 50

years. American of May 30, 1820

Philip, Esq., at East Greenwich, aged 67

years, Sept. 26, 1820

Mrs. , wife of Capt. Samuel, at Prudence

Island, suddenly. American of Feb. 16, 1821

Phebe, widow of Capt. Richard, at Rehoboth,

in 80th year, June 13, 1821

William, at sea, on board brig Sail and Hope,

on passage from Matanzas, July 2, 1821

William, eldest son of Capt. William, 2d, at

Bristol, aged 16 years, Oct. 3, 1821

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 456

PEARCE Sally, widow of George and daugh-
ter of William Lindsey, at Bristol, Dec. 6, 1821

Abram B., son of Robert, of Providence, at
sea, on board ship Mary Almy of this port,
on passage from Liverpool to Stockholm,
aged 17 years. May — , 1822

George, First Lieut, U. S. Ship Macedonian,
at Craney Island, Norfolk, Va. American
of Aug. 16, 1822

Mary S., widow of late Oliver, and youngest
daughter of Dr. Benjamin West, late of
Providence, at Fayetteville, N. C, Sept. 17, 1822

Richard, native of Rhode Island, at Charles-
ton, S. C, aged 39 years ; had resided
there 20 years. American of Feb. 21, 1823

Luther, eldest son of Capt. William, 3d, of
Bristol, on board sloop Advice, very sud-
denly. American of May 20, 1823

Dutee J., youngest son of Dutee J., at New-
port, aged 3 years, i month, Aug. 12, 1823

Sarah, wife of Rev. Preserved, at Rehoboth,
aged about 60 years, Oct. 4, 1823

Reuben, in 69th year, Oct. 28, 1823

George B., at Charleston, S. C, native of

Providence, aged 37 years, April 10, 1824

Caroline, infant daughter of Earl D., Feb. 7, 1825

Ruth, wife of Jeremiah, at Portsmouth, aged

81 years, March 14, 1825

Sally, daughter of late John A., of Providence,
at sea, on board of schooner Gen. Hawes,
on her passage from Charleston, S. C, sud-
denly, in 22d year, " May 29, 1825

Eliza Sherman, daughter of Pardon S., aged

I j months, 14 days, Aug. 6, 1825

Mrs. Hannah, aged 72 years, widow of Capt.
Benjamin, and only daughter of late Jabez
Champlain, Esq., of Newport, at Charles-
ton, S. C. American of Aug. 19, 1825
PEARSE Ebenezer, at Bristol, suddenly, Feb. 26, 1826
PEARCE Ruth, wife of Hon. William, at Bris-
tol, aged 58 years, member of Episcopal
Church, June 25, 1826

Lydia, daughter of late Richard, at Rehoboth,

aged 60 years, Oct. 20, 1826

Elizabeth, widow of John, at Newport, aged

60 years, Nov. 7, 1826

Abby, wife of Hon. Dutee J., and daughter
of late Capt. James, at Newport, aged 38
years, July 4, 1827

Samuel, Esq., at Prudence Island, aged 74

years, Dec. 7, 1827

^gg VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

PEARSE Margy, wife of Capt. William, 3d, of
Bristol, daughter of James Luther, of
Swanzey, at Bristol, aged 41 years, Feb. 7, 1828

PEARCE Richmond Bullock, infant son of Ed-
ward, aged 6 months, Jan. 28, 1829

James M., of Massachusetts, chief officer of.
ship Providence, at sea, in the Straits of
Macassar, . Oct. 29, 1829

Mary D., at Boston, aged 62 years. Ameri-
can of April 22, 1 83 1

Albert G., in 24th year. May 15, 1831

Robert, at Slatersville, aged about 54 years,

suddenly, Jan. 4, 1832

William Henry, infant son of Henry, aged 7

months, March 8, 1832

PEARSEA Miss , at New York, aged about

17 years, burnt to death, Oct. 29, 1825
PEARSON Tabitha, widow, in Ashby. Mass., in

10 1 St year ; had been blind about 20 years,

but a fortnight before her death her sight

returned so she could read without glasses.

American of June 25, 1816

Judeth, wife of Col. Samuel, in S4th year, Oct. 18, 1824

Phebe Arnold, infant daughter of Luther, in

5th year, May 30, 1826

Samuel Arnold, only son of Luther, aged 16

months, June 8, 1826

Daniel C, of Providence, at New Orleans,

in 31st year, Sept. — , 1828

Capt. William, at Plymouth, soldier of the

Revolution. American of Nov. 30, 1830

PEASE Mrs. Jerusha, in this town, in 66th year, July 23, i8io

William E., son of Nathaniel, in this town,

in i8th year, Aug. 2, 1817

Hannah, infant daughter of Nathaniel, aged

18 months, Sept. 14, 1817
Rebecca, wife of Cornelius, at Providence, in

33d year, Feb. i, 1819

Mary, wife of Nathaniel, in 45th year, April 3, 1819

Elizabeth Washburn, infant daughter of Na-
thaniel, July 15, 1819
Nathaniel, aged about 46 years, Nov. 10, 1821
Capt. Levi, at Shrewsbury, Mass., aged 84

years ; served in the Revolution. The

obituary notice says he was father and sole

projector of the mail stage route in the

United States and first projector of the

turnpike, and it is said the first act before

the Massachusetts Assembly was upon his

petition. It seems strange to record that

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

457

PEASE :

just before the establishment of the stage
route the mail between Boston, Hartford
and New York was carried once a fortnight
in a pair of saddle bags,

Charles, of Newport, killed by being run over
by a cart. He was about 30 years old,
PEATRORS John Nelson, at Richmond, Va.,
hatter, found murdered and robbed.
Robert Gibson, a stranger, has been ar-
rested for the crime. American of
PEAVY Capt. John N., at Eastport, Me., aged

40 years. American of
PECK Peleg, at Swanzey, in 33d year,

Bethiah, daughter of Rufus, in i8th year,

Ebenezer, Esq., at Rehoboth, in 79th year,

Anstress, aged 28 years,

Jerathmeil, at Rehoboth, in 87th year,

Pascal Paoli, of Providence, aged 25 years,
suddenly, on board the brig Nimrod, off
Sandy Hook,

James, a native of this town, at Savannah,
Ga., aged 25 years. American of

William, in this town, in 34th year,

John Mathewson, youngest son of Col. Will-
iam, of this town, aged 24 years, at New
York ; buried there in Trinity Church
yard,

Amey, wife of Aaron, of Society of Friends,
in this town, in 62d year,

Martha, wife of George W., Esq , at Reho-
both, in 28th year,

Sibbel, of Ebenezer, at Rehoboth, in 64th
year,

Peleg G., at Catskill, N. Y., aged 19 years,
from bites of a wolf. American of

Penelope, widow of Capt. John, in this town,
in 79th year,

Millesent, wife of Cyrel, in 57th year,

Sarah, wife of Capt. Joseph, in this town, in
63d year,

Jeremiah (colored), at Seekonk, aged no
years. American of

Ebenezer, at Barrington, also his wife, son
and brother, all of the prevailing fever.
American of

Mary, widow of Col. Shubael, at Rehoboth,
in 8 1st year; sermon by Rev. Mr. Rose,
Isa. XL, 6, 7, 8. American of

Horace, youngest son of Capt. Lewis, in 32d
year,

Jan. 26, 1824
March 9, 1829

July 18, 1817

July 24, 1818

March 28, 1809

Dec. 7, 1 810

July 13, 1811

Aug. 13, 181 1

March 23, 1812

April 12, 1812

Oct. 9, 1812 •
Dec. 24, 1812

Jan. 12, 1813

May II, i8t4

Dec. 21, 1814

Oct. 15, 1815

Nov. 10, 181 5

Dec. 31, 18x5
Jan. 8, 1816

Feb. 17, 1816

March i, 1816

April 30, 1816

Nov. 15, 1816
March 27, 1817

^5g VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

PECK Philip Lyon, son of Rufus, in tliis town, in

1 8th year, July 23, 1817

Jonathan, at Rehoboth, in 84th year, Aug. 27, 18 17

Lyman, native of Providence, at New Or-
leans, in 26th year, _ Sept. 23, 1817
Ruth, widow of Jonathan, at Rehoboth, in

79th year, Oct. 18, 1817

Isaac, Jr., in i8th year, Oct. 27, 1817

Capt. Ambrose, ai Swanzey, in 71st year.

American of Feb. 3, 1818

Rufus, Jr., son of Rufus, in 21st year, Sept. 7, 1818

John, son of Capt. Lewis, at Providence, aged

41 years, Oct. 15, 1818

Mrs. Mary, wife of Aaron, Jr., and daughter

of Capt. Valentine Bernard, of New York,

at Providence, in 35th year, May 10. 1819

Esther, wife of Ebenezer, daughter of the

late Samuel Barnes, of Harrington, in 43d

year, leaves 4 children, at Scituate, sud-
denly, Nov. 12, r8i9
William, son of Nathaniel, at Harrington,

aged 8 years, Dec. 27, i8ig

James, aged 41 years, surviving partner of

firm of John and James Peck, March 24, 1821

Maria Louisa, daughter of Caleb, at Seekonk,

in Sth year, Aug. 13, 1821

Susan Ann, daughter of Caleb, at Seekonk, Aug. 31, 1821

Catharine Sabin, daughter of George W., at

Rehoboth, aged 10 years, 2 months, Sept. 23, 1821

Matilda, wife of Jesse F., of Pelham, Mass.,

daughter of Samuel Tingley, of and at At-

tleboro, in 42d year, Oct. 16, 1821

Matilda, wife of Jesse F., of Raynham, daugh-
ter of Samuel Tingley, of and at Middle-

boro, aged 42 years, Oct. 16, 1821

Martha Davis, only daughter of Benjamin,

aged 2 years, S months, Jan. t6, 1822

Aaron, in 79th year. May 17, 1822

Nancy, wife of Horatio, at Harrington, aged

21 years, May 24, 1822

William D., professor of Natural History in

Harvard Univer.sity, aged 59 years, at

Cambridge. American of Oct. 8, 1822

James, son of Peter, of St. Johnsbury, Vt., at

Seekonk, aged 26 years, Oct. 24, 1822

Esther, widow of Peter, at Scituate, in 8ist

year, June 18, 1823

Mather, at Lyme, Conn., aged 74 years, sud-
denly. American of Aug. 12, 1823
Lavina, daughter of Capt. John, in 55th year, Oct. 23, 1823

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS

459

PECK Capt. Lewis, in 77th year,
Philip, in 53d year,
William, son of late Jonathan, Esq., at Reho-

both, aged 43 years,
Mrs. Rebecca, widow of Elihu, of Providence,

at Medway, Mass., aged 68 years. Ameri-
can of
Joseph B., aged 23 years,
Joseph, drowned,
Major Samuel, at Coventry, in 6sth year.

American of
Esther Sweet, infant daughter of George H.,

aged 16 months,
Patience, daughter of Col. Seth, at Warren,

aged 33 years. American of
Perez, formerly of Rehoboth, at Coventry, in

79th year,
Capt. Joseph, in 76th year,
John A., eldest son of Philip, of Providence,

at the Creek Agency, Ga., in 25th year,
Mrs. Lillis, at Warren, in 65th year,
John A., of Providence, at Fort Mitchell, Ga.

American of
George Washington, Esq., aged 49 years, at

Rehoboth, Mass.,
Elizabeth, widow of Allen, in 78th year,
Daniel, killed himself while drunk, at

Raleigh, N. C. American of
Lewis, Esq., at Valley Falls, aged 34 years,
Betsey, wife of Welcome, at Scituate, aged

42 years,
John, youngest son of Samuel, Esq., at See-

konk,
Joseph Augustus, only son of Joseph and

Nancy, at Pawtucket, aged 1 1 months,
Welcome, of Scituate, at Providence, aged 43

years ; sermon by Rev. Mr. Westcott,
Hon. John, at Bristol, in f55th year, formerly

Justice Court of Common Pleas Bristol Co.,
Thomas B , fell into a tub of hot beer at

Schnectady, N. Y., lived about 12 hours.

American of
Ann, daughter of late Capt. Joseph, aged 40

years,
John, eldest son of Isaac, in 37th year,
Galen, youngest son of Benjamin, in [8th

year,
Ruth, widow of Philip, at Rehoboth, in 79th

year,
Mahala Ware, daughter of Stephen, aged i

year, 4 months, 16 days, at Bristol,

Nov. 10, 1823
April 7, 1824

July .7, 1824

Dec. 28, 1824

Dec. 3, 1824

Jan. 24, 1825

July 12, 1825

Aug. 20, 1825

Sept. ifi, 1825

Oct. 13, 1825
May 29, 1826

Aug. 25, 1826
Sept. 30, 1826

Oct. 3, 1826

March 25, 1827
June 25, 1827

Aug. 24, 1827
Oct 25, 1827

Nov. 12, 1827

Nov. 27, 1827

Dec. 17, 1827

Dec. r8, 1828

March i, 1829

March 24, 1829

Oct. 3, 1829
Nov. 6, 1829

March 25, 1830

June 12, 1830

July 4, 1830

460 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

PECK Mrs. Elizabeth, formerly of Providence, at

Barre, aged 63 years, April 2, 1831

Miss Elizabeth, in 72d year, May 10, 1831

William. Jr., aged 50 years, Feb. 9, 1832

Col. William, an officer of the Revolution,
aged "jj years ; graduated at Yale 1775 ;
was for a long time a prominent military
officer in this State ; see his obituary, died
May 19. American of May 22, 1832

Benjamin, Esq., in 66th year, Oct. 18, 1832

Nathaniel, at Seekonk, in 60th year, Oct. 18, 1832

PECKHAM Joshua, at Cheshire, Mass., in 27th

year, Nov. i, 1809

Joseph, eldest son of Isaac, at Newport, in

22d year, Nov. 2, 1809

Marcy, daughter of the late Benoni, at New-
port, in 45th year, March 13, 1810

Eleanor, in this town, in 53d year, many
years member of Baptist church, Feb. 18, 1812

Deborah, widow of Joshua, of Newport, in

this town, in 64th year, May 11, 1812

Susannah, daughter of Peleg, at Mendon, in

nth year, April 6, 1813

Emeline, daughter of James, in this town,
aged about 16 years, Aug. 14, 1815

James, in this town, aged 58 years, leaves 6

children, Sept. 2, 1815

Mrs. , wife of Josiah, at New Bedford.

American of May 17,- 1816

Ann, widow of James, in this town, aged 48

years. American of May 28, 1 816

Abby C, daughter of Richard M., at New-
port, in 14th year, July 12, 1818

Ruth, daughter of Isaac, of Newport, at Sa-
vannah, Ga., aged 19 years, Oct. 16, 181 8

Col. Benjamin, Sr., at Salem, aged 79 years,
graduate of Harvard 1759. American of May 25, 1819

Caleb E., native of Newport, at Alexandria,
D. C, in 37th year. American of Oct. i, 1819

Nancy, wife of Isaac, and daughter of Chris-
topher Hill, in 23d year, Nov. 25, 1819

Silas, at Middletown, t.ged 89 years, ?'eb. 28, 1820

Richard, at Middletown, aged 28 years, April 14' 1820

Benedict, native of Rhode Island, son of
Capt. Benedict, of North Kingstown, at

„,^,l- Stephen's, A. T., 28th year. May 14, 1820

William, very suddenly, at Newport, May 16, 1820

Cyrus, son of Capt. Philip, at Middletown, in
6th year, drowned. May 23, 1820

, daughter of Thomas, at Newport, aged

2 years, from a fall, Aug. 13, 1820

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

461

PECKHAM Thomas, of Newport, at Nantucket,
aged 1 8 years. American of

James Aldrich, son of Col. Abner, at Scit-
uate, aged 2 years. American of

George, son of late James B., at Wickford. in
28th year,

Capt. Benjamin L., at Wickford, a pensioner
of the Revolution ; see obituary notice m
this paper,

Charles Frederick, son of Col. Abner, at
Scituate, aged i year, 17 days,

Stephen, at Scituate, aged 70 years,

William, son of Joshua, Esq., at Newport,
aged 38 years,

Mary, wife of Enos, aged 74 years, at New-
port,

William, formerly of Newport, at George,
town, D. C,

Jonathan C, son of Alanson, Esq., of Mid-
dletown, at Portsmouth,

George Luce, son of John, aged 9 months.
American of

Elizabeth, widow of Capt. Benedict, at Wick-
ford, in 73d year. American of

Mary, at Middletown, aged 82 years,

Freelove, wife of Timothy, at South Kings-
town, in jSth year. American of

Cynthia Ann, formerly of Middletown, and
daughter of Job Cooke, of Providence, in
Ohio, aged 38 years,

Thomas, Esq., in 79th year, at Newport,

James B., aged 39 years,

Abner Augustus, son of Col. Abner, aged 18
months,

Henry Laurens, youngsst son of Daniel, at
Newport, aged 6 years,

Phebe, widow of Isaac, at Little Compton,
aged 63 years. American of

Richard, of New Bedford, late seaman on
board brig Beaver, from Surinam, at the
hospital,

Peter, aged 75 years,

Philip, formerly of Newport, but for more
than 50 years resident of Providence, aged
94 years,

Isaac, in 33d year,

Elizabeth, widow of William, formerly of Mid-
dletown, at Newport, in 77th year,

Benjamin B., son of late Peter, aged 31 years,

William, Esq., at Cranston, in 80th year,

Aug. 22, 1820
Sept. 26, 1820
June 25, 1 82 1

Aug. 16, 1 82 1

Sept. 20, 1 82 1
Jan. 3, 1822

March 21, 1822

April 5, 1822

Jan. 27, 1823

March S, 1824

Sept. 3, 1824

Feb. 25, 1825
May 28, 1825

June 14, 1825

Oct. 4, 1825
Dec. 18, 1825
Feb. 12, 1826

Dec. 18, 1826

Aug, 27, 1827

Dec. 18, 1827

May 14, 1828
Aug. 12, 1828

Feb. 12, 1829
April 23, 1829

May 22, 1829
Jiine 22, 1829
July 22, 1829

462 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

PECKHAM Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Richard M.,

C at Newport, aged 47 years. American of July 7, 1830

Esther, wife of Augustus, Esq., at Newport,
, aged 69 years, June 23, 1831

Joseph Henry, son of Isaac, in 4th year, March 8, 1832

Jonathan, at Little Compton, aged 45 years.

American of March 27, 1832

Sarah, infant daughter of Reuben J. and

Phebe L., aged i year, Jan. 25, 1833

PEDERAZA Maria L„ wife of the Danish Con-
sul, of Philadelphia, at Copenhagen. Amer-
ican of March 24, 18 15

President , deposed and shot. American

of March 22, 1831

PEIRCE Mary, widow of Jabez, formerly of this

town, at Dighton, in 73d year, Oct. 3, 18 13

PIERCE William Leigh, Esq., late of Middle-
town, Ct., at Canandaigua, N. Y., aged 24
years, Dec. 17, 18 r4

PEIRCE Silas, at Middleboro. American of May 14 and 17, 1816

, child of Pardon, at Dartmouth, Mass.,

aged 22 months, his ciothes caught fire.

American of Dec. 24, i8i6

Aaron, of Providence, at Red Bluff, Miss.,
aged 30 years. American of Oct. 12, 1819

William, in 31st year, Dec. 15, (819

Isaac, formerly of Providence, at Canandai-
gua, N. Y., in 57th year, April 27, 1820

Joseph, at Bristol, suddenly, aged 34 years, Oct. 14, 1822

Capt. John, son of late Jabez, at Dighton,

aged 49 years, Nov. 15, 1822

Capt. Benjamin, at Newport, aged 69 years. May 30, 1823

Arodi, at Middleboro, Mass., aged 73 years.

Ameiican of Sept. 26, 1823

Daniel, at East Greenwich, in 73d year, Feb. 12, 1824

David, at East Greenwich, in 73d year, ofiEicer

of the Revolution, Feb. 12, 1824

George, of North Kingstown, at Exeter, aged

96 years. American of March 8, 1825

Peleg, at Rehoboth, in 71st year, leaves a
widow ; was buried by the side of his five
wives. His descendants, with those of his
widow, number 102 ; was a member of
Baptist Church 50 years; funeral sermon
by Rev. Mr. Manchester of Johnston, R. I.
Psalms 14 and 32, Dec. 8, 1828

Albert Hall, son of Capt. Christopher B.,

aged 14 months, Aug. 2, 1829

Joseph, known as " Captain," at Quebec, sud-
denly ; he came from Conneclicut or Mas-

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS 463.

PEIRCE:

sachusetts, and was one of the earliest set-
tlers who came from the St. Francis town-
ship to Valcartier. American of July 20, 1830

Elizabeth, daughter of Capt. P., at Portland,
aged 15 years. The day before her death
she ate a pint of cherries with the stones,
which is supposed caused her death. Amer-
ican of Aug. 3, 1830

Capt. , of brig President Manning, of

Providence, at Darien, Ga. American of Oct. 15, 1830

Willard, at Royalton, aged 60 years. He
arose from his bed in the morning and was
in the act of dressing himself when he fell
to the floor and expired. American of Dec. 3, 1830

Appolos, at Pawtucket, in 52d year, Jan. 21, 1831

Leonard, at Boston, aged 28 years. Amer-
ican of May 3, 1 83 1

Deborah, widow of Capt. James, at Little

Compton, aged 92 years, . July 11, 1831

Marvin, blacksmith ; loaded the cavity of his
anvil with powder ; while driving a wedge
upon it, it exploded, killing him instantly.
American of July 19, 1831

Phebe, wife of Samuel, at East Greenwich,
aged 32 years, May 31, 1832

PELL Surgeon's Mate , of U. S. Sloop of

War Cyane. American of Dec. 3, 1822

PENDLETON Hon. Nathaniel, at Hyde Park,
N. Y., aged 64 years; thrown from his
carriage and instantly killed ; in the Revo-
lution was an aide to Gen. Greene ; was
Gen. Hamilton's second in duel with Aaron
Burr. American of Oct. 30, 1821

William, at Watervliet, N. Y., in 74th year,
soldier of the Revolution. He made his
escape with others from Newport under
the guns of the ships. American of Jan. 22, 1822

Joseph, Esq., at Westerly, aged 76 years, July 9, 1822

Capt. Benjamin, at Westerly, aged 88 years.

American of Dec. 28, 1824

Joseph W., son of Capt. Benjamin, at Ston-
ington, Ct., aged 12 years. While in a
store, a bottle of spirits of wine burst, some
of the liquid was spilt on his clothes and,
taking fire, he was so badly burnt that he
died 4 days after. American of April 5, 1825

Capt. William, at Prospect, Me., aged 56
years. In attempting to cross the bar lead-
ing from Brigadier's Island to the mainland

464

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

PENDLETON :

he was swept away and drowned. Amer-
ican of
Ann, widow of Capt. Gideon, at North Provi-
dence,
Edward, of Rhode Island, at New York hos-
pital. American of
Charles S., at Johnston, in 26th year,

PEN FOLD , perished in the burning of the

Royal Brunswick theatre, London,

PENGELLY William, eldest son of William,
drowned from Long Wharf, Newport, aged
5 years,

PENN Ann, wife of John, Esq., formerly Gov-
ernor of Pennsylvania, at London,

PENNELL Ira, of Providence, at New York,
aged 26 years,

PENNIMAN Mary M., wife of Obadiah, in
27th year,
Obadiah, bookseller, formerly of this town,

at Troy, N. Y., in 44th year,
Melchor, printer, of Boston, at New York,

aged 27 years. American of
Syrel, at New York, merchant, aged 27 years,

PENNINGTON James, drowned in the Passaic
river with another lad while bathing.
American of
Hon. William, U. S. District Judge of New
Jersey, at Newark, N. J. American of

PENNO Nathaniel, merchant, of Providence, in
26th year,
Benoni P., son of the late Nathaniel. Amer-
ican of

PENTHENY Augustine, an Irish miser, died
at Leeson St., Dublin, in 83d year, with
an interesting sketch; died Nov. 23, 1810.
American of

PEPPER John, killed by lightning, at Washing-
ton, in Kent Co.,

PEPPERELL Sir William, formerly of Boston,
graduate of Harvard, at London, Eng.,

PERCIVAL Penelope, wife of Capt. Isaac, and
daughter of Benjamin Hallett, Esq., of
Barnstable, Mass., aged 32 years, at Provi-
dence, while visiting her brother, Benjamin
F.,
James Tower, son of Charles P. L., aged 3
years,

April 5, 1825

May 13, 1827

Dec. 14, 1830
March 2, 1832

Feb. 28, 1828

Aug. 2, 1828

July 4, 1830

June 15, 1824

May 10, 1816

Sept. 13, 1820

Jan. 29, 1830
May 23, 1831

July 29, 1825
Oct. 3, 1826
Jan. 3, 1819
Dec. 7, 1819

April 26, 18 1 1

Dec. 6, 1810

Dec. 17, 1816

March 10, 1825
June 3, 1826

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 465

PERCY Dr. , Lord Bishop of Dromore, in

England. American of Dec. 6, 1811

Rev. William, Rector St. Paul's Church,

Charleston and formerly Queen's Chapel,

Westminster, in London, in 75th year.

American of Oct. i, 1819

PERDUE Archibald M., killed by a falling tree

on fire, in Cumberland Co., Ky., May 5, 1832

PERIER Madame, at Villiveque, France, aged

lOi years, 8 months, a noted actress ; to the

end of life she retained her reason and

gaiety. American of Feb. 2, 1830

PERIGNON Marshal, Count, at Paris, France,

formerly a Senator at the time of the Rev-
olution, afterwards Governor of Naples;

made a peer by Louis XVIII. His pall

was sustained by four Marshals. Ameri-
can of April 2, 1819
PERIGORD Alexander Augustus Tellerand,

Archbishop of Paris, at Paris. American of Dec. 21, 1821
PERKINS Elias, son of Hon. Elias, aged 8

years, at New London, thrown from a

chaise, April 16, 1816

Midshipman , lost with U. S. Schooner

Firefly, m bay of St. Louis, July 28, 1819

James, Esq., of Boston, at Roxbury, in 6ist

year, Aug. i, 1822

Hezekiah, Esq , cashier of Norwich Bank, at

Norwich, Ct., aged 72 years. American of Sept. 27, 1822
Ebenezer, at South Bridgewater, aged 74

years, soldier of the Revolution. Ameri-
can of Nov. 14, 1823
Charlotte E., wife of Samuel H., Ksq., and

youngest daughter of Jabez Clarke, Esq.,

of Windham, Ct., at Philadelphia. Amer-
ican of Dec. 6, 1824
Capt. Jesse, at North Bridgewater, aged 84

years, soldier of the Revolution, Jan. 27, 1826

Capt. , of brig Gov. Paris, drowned at

sea, Aug. 26, 1826

James, at Boston, aged 78 years. American

of March 9, 1830

Mrs. Sarah, at Gardiner, aged 25 years.

American of May 28, 1830

Joseph, of Saco, Me., at New York, in 28th

year May 5, 1831

Abby H., wife of Sands, Jr.. of Danbury,

Ct., daughter of Samuel Helme, Esq., of

South Kingstown, at Kingston, R. I., in

27th year, Feb. 26, 1832

466

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

PERKINS Mary Louisa, daughter of Henry J.,

at Pawtucket, aged i year, 19 days,
PERLEY Lt. John, U. S. Army, at Salem, aged

36 years. American of
PERO Henry, at Boston, aged 26 years. Amer-
ican of
PERRIN Amasa, native of Rhode Island, at
Edenton, N. C, fell from a garret,

Uavid, at Seekonk in 86th year. Amer-
ican of

Penelope, wife of John, aged 72 years,
PERRY Thomas, in this town, in 67th year,

Simeon, seaman, of Phiinfield, Ct., at sea, on
board ship Dromo, on her voyage to Can-
ton. American of

Hon. Freeman, at South Kingstown, aged 83
years, grandfather of Com. Perry. He
was many years Justice of the County
Court,

Edward, of South Kingstown, at Jamestown,
in 26th year. American of

Oliver H., Jr., son of the Commodore, at New-
port,

Temperance, of Sandwich, Mass., drowned
in the great storm of

Abigail, widow of George, at Newport, in sgth
year,

Lydia, wife of Andrew, at Middleboro. Amer-
ican of May

Eliza, wife of Robert, and daughter of Levi
Totten, Esq., at Richmond, aged 24 years,

Mary, at Newport, aged 85 years. American of

John, of Newport, aged 30 years, first officer
ship Amazon, at City Point, Va.,

Catharine H., daughter of Capt. James, at
Newport, in 15th year. American of

Joseph, at South Kingstown, in 66th year,

Christopher R., collector of internal revenue,
at Newport,

Capt. James, at Newport, in S3dyear. Amer-
ican of

Com. Oliver Hazard, at Port Spain, W. I.,
Aug 23, 1819. In the American is a long
obituary,

Lydia, widow of Edward, at Newport, m 88th
year. American of

Clarinda Maria, daughter of Dr. George H.,
at Hopkinton, aged 6 years,

Capt. Ezra, at Rehoboth, in 80th year,

Samuel, son of late Dr. Samuel, of New Bed-
ford, at Havana,

March 11,

Oct. 10,

March 9,

Nov. 26,

March 11,

Oct. S.

Jan. 12,

July 13,

Oct. IS,

1813

Dec. 21,

1813

March 5,

1814

Sept. 23,

1815

Jan. 7,

1816

14 and 17,

1816

Sept. 13,
Aug. 5,

1816
1817

Aug. 24,

1817

Sept. 23,
Jan. 17,

1817
1818

June r,

1818

Dec. 8,

181S

Oct. 5,

1819

Jan. 14,

1820

July 7,
March i.

1820
1821

May 7,

1821

832

8IS

830

821

825
82 s
810

810

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

467

PERRY Elizabeth, wife of Lalham, and daughter
of Joseph Goodiog, of Dighton, Mass., at
Providence, in 47th year,

James, editor and proprietor of London Morn-
ing Chronicle, in England, aged 65 years.
American of

Dr. Ebenezer, at New Bedford, aged 65 years;
was walking in the street when he fell and
instantly expired.

George, of Newport, aged 27 years, at Cum-
berland Harbor, Cuba,

Capt. Stephen, of Newport, at Providence,

Mary, widow of Jonathan, of Rhode Island,
and daughter of William Potter, late of
and at Jerusalem, Yates Co., N. Y., aged
74 years. American of

George H. M., at Charlestown, R. I. Ameri-
can of

Raymond H., U. S. Navy, at Huntington, L.
I., aged 37 years,

Thomas, cashier of the Washington Bank,
Westerly, in 50th year.

Col. , murdered in his bed, at Sever Co.,

Va.; leaves wife and 6 children. American
of

Vashti, wife of Ezra, Jr., at Brimfield, in 38th
year,

Christopher, formerly of Providence, at Rah-
way, N. J , aged 3 1 years. American of

Obadiah, killed by the overturning of a stage,
at Temple, N. H.,

Richard, son of Eliphaz, at Dudley, Mass.,
aged 24 years, stricken with apoplexy and
lived three hours. American of

Joseph, at Attleboro, soldier of the Revolu-
tion,

Abigail, widow of Ebenezer, at Boston, aged
82 years. American of

Ebenezer, son of Dea. John, at Oxford, Che-
nango Co., N. Y. ; was about to go out
hunting, remembered he had put the flint
in place and thinking it not loaded snapped
it. The gun went off, the ball entered the
house and killed his mother instantly.
American of

Horatio Nelson (colored), in 23d year,

Arnold, drowned near the Fall River Manu-
factory's establishment,

Noah, a stranger, died at North Providence,
from heat.

Dec. 24, 1821

Feb. 12, 1822

March 18, 1822

Aug. I, 1823
July S, 1824

May 31, 1825

Dec. 6, 1825

March 12, 1826

March 26, 1826

Nov. 3, 1826

June 14, 1827

Jan. 29, J 828

Aug. II, 1828

Oct. 23, 1829
Feb. 18, 1830
April 13, 1830

May 7, 1830
May 30, 1830

July 19, 1830

July 22, 1830

468 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

PERRY Sarah, widow of Christopher R., and

mother of Com. Oliver H., the hero of

Lake Erie, at New London. American of Dec. lo, 1830
Edward (colored), aged 22 years, Jan. 26, 1831

Samuel, at Natick, aged 99 years, April 7, 1831

Nathaniel H., Esq., purser U. S. Navy, a

brother of Com. O. H. Perry, at New York.

American of May 18, 1832

Walter G., son of late Capt. Perry, of New-
port, at Hamburg, Ga , aged 25 years, sec-
ond officer of brig Havre, of Providence, Oct. 23, 1832
PERSON William, at Cambridge, in 25th year,

student in Harvard University, Oct. 13, 181 8

PETER Elizabeth, at Charleston, Va. Ameri-
can of Oct. 12, 1832
Thomas, son of Major , at Charleston,

Va. American of Oct. 12, 1832

PETERS James, executed at Buffalo, Aug. 11, 1815

Oliver, in this town, in 37th year, July 7, 1817

Major George P., of corps of Artillery, com-
mander of Fort Gadsden, East Florida,

aged 30 years. American of Jan. 14, 1820

Nicholas, infant son of Nicholas, Aug. 31, 1820

Ann, wife of Nicholas, aged 30 years, Sept. 21, 1820

David, aged 40 years, at the Almshouse, an

Indian ; was on his way from Boston to

Hartford and taken sick here. American of Jan. 12, 1821
Major Nathan, at Norwich, Ct., aged 79 years,

an officer of the Revolution. American of Feb. 24, 1824

Mordecai C, son of Evan, of Philadelphia,

killed on steamboat Etna by an explosion.

American of May 21, 1824

William, of Bristol, Me., at sea on board brig

Bowdoin. American of Sept. 14, 1824

Abigail, widow of Oliver, in 43d year, Feb, 5, 1825

Clara M., daughter of Nicholas, aged 2

months, 11 days, April 26, 1829

Joseph Arnold, son of Arnold, aged 2 years, Sept. 18, 1831
John, at Philadelphia, aged iooyears,3 months,

23 days ; was born at Lisbon, Port., and

came to this country soon after the great

earthquake in 1775 ; was at Lexington and

Bunker Hill where he lost a finger; was at

Monmouth and Princeton, and assisted at

Trenton ; was at capture of Burgoyne and

Cornwallis ; was at Valley Forge where he

T r"" T'puT?f^?' . AP"1 23, 1 832

John, at Philadelphia, aged 100 years. 3

months, 23 days ; was born at Lisbon, Por-
tugal, came early to America and served

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN- DEATHS

469

PETERS :

through the entire Revolution ; raised a
large family of children,

Sarah Westcott, only child of Alba, aged 17
months,
PETERSON Sarah, at Newport, in 47th year.
American of

Capt. John H., at New Orleans, in 36th year,
drowned in the river; left wife and three
children,

Niles, executed for piracy on board schooner
Plattsburg, of Baltimore, at Boston,

William, son of the late John, in 13th year,

Mrs. Mary, at Newport, aged 76 years. Amer-
can of

Capt. John, formerly of Bath, Me., at Ports-
mouth, N. H., aged 80 years,

Samuel P., at Taunton, aged about 25 years.
American of

Capt. George, of brig Margaret, of Boston, at
Providence ; was a native of Duxbury, to
which place his remains were conveyed for
burial,
PETTEE Capt. Thomas, at Norton, Mass., form-
erly of Foxboro, an officer m the Revolu-
tion, aged 82 years,
PETTES Betsey, daughter of Daniel, at Provi-
dence, aged 29 years,

Avarilda, daughter of John, at Olneyville,

Gardiner, of .Somerset, at Taunton, aged 22
years,

Joshua, son of Asa, at Fall River, aged (6
years,

Phebe, wife of James M., at Olneyville, in
40th year,
PETTIS Hon. Spencer, member Congress, from
Missouri, killed in a duel with Thomas Bid-
die, paymaster U. S. Army.

John Gornes, infant son of John, at North
Providence, aged i year, 7 months,
PETTEY David, in this town, in 40th year,
leaves six children,

Rachel, widow of John, in 88th year, member
First Baptist Church more than 60 years,

Capt. James, in 59th year,

Henry, only son of David, aged i year, 6
months, 17 days,
PETTIBONE Hon. Judge, in Missouri. Ameri-
can of
PETTINGALE Mrs. Lydia, wife of Daniel, at
Olneyville, in 30th year.

April 23, 1832

Sept. 25, 1832

March 27, 18 10

March 4, 18 18

Feb. i8, 1819
May 23, 1820

Jan. 29, 1822

July 25, 1823

Oct. 10, 1823

Nov. 18, 1828

Dec. 21, 1822

Aug. 25, 1818
Nov. 15, 1 82 1

April 4, 1 826

Sept. 14, 1827

June 15, 1829

Aug. 26, 1 83 1

July 9, 1832

Nov. 27, 18 1 5

Jan. 8, 1816
Nov. I, 1821

Sept. 17, 1828

Sept. 20, 1825

June 25, 1828

470

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

PEYRUSSET M. Antoine, of Rochelle, late
member House of Deputies, at Paris, F.
American of
PHEBE a slave, executed at New Orleans for

murdering her mistress. American of
PHELAIR in Persia, aged 93 years, the Voltaire
of Persia and voluminous writer. His
sovereign gave him a pension and seven
imported Larks for his table, from Europe.
American of
PHELPS John, M. D., of this town, aged 25
years, at Marlboro, Mass. American of

, seaman, perished in the wreck of the

schooner Quaker,
Eliakim, Esq., at Helchertown, aged 70 years,
formerly represented his town in the Mas-
sachusetts Assembly. American of
Mrs. Anne, at Salera, aged 85 years. Ameri-
can of
Abigail, at Boston, aged 20 years. Ameri-
can of
Lucy, wife of John, Esq., at Brattleboro, Vt.,
aged 52 years. American of

, a seaman, murdered by Thomas Soule,

the mate, at sea on board the brig Triton.
American of
PHETTEPLACE Anna, daughter of Capt. Job,
aged 5 years,
Jonathan, at Portsmouth, in 73d year. Amer-
ican of
. ruptured a blood vessel and died in-
stantly, at North Providence,
Riley, at Glocester, in 25th year,
Mrs. Elizabeth, at Mendon, aged 67 years,
PHILBRICK Lysander Bascom, son of .Samuel,
Esq., of Savannah, Ga., at Cranston, aged
8 months,
PHILBROOK Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Dea.

J . at Bath, Me., aged 68 years. She

has left 7 children, 33 grand and 44 great-
grandchildren, not one of whom has died.
American ot
Seth P., at Fairfield, Me., aged 22 years, fell
on the saw while sawing shingles. Amer-
ican of
David, at Hallowell, Me., aged gr years, sol-
dier of the Revolution. American of
PHILLEO Elizabeth W., wife of Rev. Calvin, at
Pawtucket, aged 42 years,

April 2, 1819
Nov. 3, 1829

Oct. 4, 1825

July 12, 1816

March 6, 1820

March 23, 1824

Dec. II, 1829

March 11, 1831

March 18, 1831

March 2, 1832

April 27, 1 8 14

Dec. 5, 1820

Aug. 24. 1828
Feb. 26, 1830
Oct. 20, 1 83 1

June 23, 1829

Jan. 12, 1816

June 27, 1828

March 11, 1831

Dec. 27, 1 83 1

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

471

PHILLIPS Barnard, Jr., at Pomfret, Ct., in 19th

year, killed by a fall from the steeple of the
^ meeting house he was helping raise,
Capt. Samuel, of Newport, at sea, on his

passage to Goree, in 28th year. American

of
Joseph, son of Nathaniel, Esq., of Warren,

drowned from open boat opposite Paw-

tuxet, aged 24 years,
Capt. William, son of Nathaniel, Esq., of

Warren, drowned from open boat opposite

Pawtuxet, aged 28 years,
Capt. William. His remains have been found

and buried with every mark of respect.

American of
Peter, of this town, at Norfolk, Va , in 22d

year, from on board sloop Collector, of New

York.
Jonathan, drowned at Liverpool, N. S., by

upsetting of a boat ; leaves wife and 2 chil-
dren. American of
Resolved, son of Nathaniel, Esq., of Warren,

aged 24 years, drowned at sea from ship

North America. American of
Capt. John, at Newport, aged 63 years.

American of
David A., killed his wife while she was ill m

bed, at Salem, Mass.,
John C, son of the late Capt. James, at New-
port, in 37th year. American of
Samuel L., son of the late Capt. James, of

Newport, in St. Francisville, below Natchez,

in 30th year. American of
Richard, son of James, drowned at Baltimore,

aged 14 years,
Hon. John, at Andover, for several years

member of the senate,
Elizabeth, wife of Christopher, daughter of

Capt. Benjamin L. Peckham, at Wickford,

in 33d year,
Elisha, at Scituate, in 73d year ; leaves wife

and 7 children,
Ostranon, at Scituate, aged about 25 years.

In unloading logs from a sled he fell and

the logs, rolling on him, crushed him to

death,
Richard C, aged 40 years,
Rachal, wife of N and daughter of Moses

Seixas, Esq., dec, late cashier of Newport

Rhode Island Bank, at New York,

June 26, 1810

May 28, 1811

Oct. 8, 1814

Oct. 8, 1814

Oct. 28, 1814

Feb. 17, 1817

June 3, 1817

June 13, 1817

Sept. 2$, 1818

Oct. 12, 1818

Nov. 27, 1818

Aug. 10, 1819
June 16, 1820
Sept. 17, 1820

Oct. 17, 1820
July 4, 1 82 1

Feb. 2, 1822
March 15, 1822

Aug. 5, 1822

472

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

PHILLIP Fanny Washburn, infant daughter of

George V., aged 20 months,
PHILLIPS Miriam, wife of Hon. William, at
Boston, aged 69 years. American of

Hon. John, at Boston, in S3d year, late mayor
of Boston, for the last 19 years a member
of and 10 years president of the senate of
Massachusetts,

Elizabeth Barney, infant daughter of George,

Sophia H., wife of Edward, daughter of late
f?enjamin Ruggles, Esq , at Newport, in
22c] year,

Elizabeth, widow of Capt. Benjamin, in 60th
year,

Edward, son of late Capt. James, at Newport,
aged 3 1 years. American of

Grosvenor, at Preston, Ct., aged 21 years,

Stephen H., son of Stephen, aged i year, 10
months.

Miss Susan, at Newport, aged 72 years, sud-
denly,

Capt. Nathaniel, at Warwick, aged 63 years,
suddenly,

Philo, (colored) aged 75 years,

Henry Tatem, son of Welcome A., at Coven-
try, aged 17 months,

William Joseph, youngest son of Capt. John
F., aged 14 months,

Martha, only daughter of Capt. James B., at
Newport, in i8th year,

Samuel R., native of Newport, ai Key West,
aged 24 years,

Lucy Ann, daughter of John S., at Pawtucket.
American of

Eliza Amanda, daughter of Rev. William,
aged 14 months,

Eliza Amanda, daughter of Rev. William,
aged 14 months. American of

Nathaniel, Esq., at Warren, in 76th year,
soldier of the Revolution, surveyor of the
port for 30 years, publisher of the Herald
of the United States a number of years,
and secretary of insurance company, (see
obit.) died June 3. American of
PIAZZI the astronomer who discovered the
planet Ceres, at Naples, aged 80 years.
American of

PICKARD Mrs. , at Clinton, N. Y.; was

shot by a man named Crosby, who was
shootmg at birds. She had been married

Aug, 9, 1822
May 16, 1823

May 29, 1823
May 27, 1824

June 3, 1824

March i, 1825

April 19, 1825
June 29, 1825

Jan. 29, 1826

Feb. I, 1826

Feb. 8, 1826
March 26, 1826

Aug. 10, 1826

Aug. 19, 1827

Dec. 15, 1828

Sept. II, 1829

April 27, 1830

April 28, 1832

May 4. 1832

June 12, 1832
Oct. 17, 1826

Feb. 28,

1817

Sept. 12,

1817

Sept. 23,

1826

April 23,

1827

Dec. 19,

1813

Oct. 29,

1822

Oct. 27,

1823

April 9,

1824

Jan. 29,

1829

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 473

PICKARD :

but 5 weeks. Her age was 16 years>
American of
PICKENS Gen. , a soldier of the Revolu-
tion, in South Carolina. American of

, wife of Hon. Israel, Governor of Ala-
bama. American of

Israel, Esq., late Governor of Alabama, at

iVE ^ t cLTl Z3.S

PICKERING William, late of the Island of St,

Croix, in this town, in 36th year,
Col. , of Salem ; has 5 sisters whose av-
erage age is 83 2-3 years, total of 502 years.

Three others have died whose average age

was 72 years. American of
John, at Winchester, N. H , in 8sth year,

father of Rev. Mr. Pickering of this town,
David F., only son of Rev. Mr. Pickering,

aged I year,
Hon. Timothy, at Salem, in 84th year ; had

held several offices of high trust,
Lydia, widow, at Portsmouth, N. H , aged 94

years; was mother of 12 children, 10 are

living ; 80 grand, 40 living ; 93 great-grand,

81 living; and 5 great-great-grand-children.

In all 180 descendants, of whom 139 are

now living. American of March 13, 1832

PICKET Miss , in the burning of the Rich-
mond, Va., Theatre, Dec. 26, i8ri
PICKLE P'rederick, at Tewksbury, N. J., aged

100 years ; when at 94 he cradled 500

sheaves of rye in a day, and at 97 split 100

chestnut rails in a day. .American of April 28, 1820

PICKMAN Haslett Derry, A. B., son of Hon.

Benjamin. Jr, Esq, of Salem, at Boston,

aged 19 years, Oct. 22, 1815

Catherine, wife of Hon. Dudley L., at Salem,

aged 38 years, American of May 23, 1823

PICK MORE Francis, Vice Admiral of the

White Governor and Commander in Chief

of New Foundland, at St. John's aged 62

years. His remains were sent to England.

American of April 21, 1818

PICO Mrs. Mary, at Taunton, aged 78 years, Dec. 16, 1821

PIDGE Silvia, in this town, in 26th year. May 20, 18 (2

Mahala, wife of Benjamin, in 28th year, July 13, 1820

Lucy, wife of Benjamin, Sr., at Dighton, in

71st year American of Jan. 12, 1821

Winthrop Augustus, son of Winthrop, aged J

years. American of July 9, 1822

474 VITALJRECORD OP RHODE ISLAND

PIDGE Mrs. , wife of Palemon, in 30th year, Aug. 26, 1824

Albert, only son of Benjamin, in i6th year, Jan. 6, 1827

William M., son of Winthrop, aged 3 years,

7 months, Oct. 16, 1830

PIDGEON Cato (colored), near Mannahawkin,

N. J., aged about 130 years, Feb. — , 1829

PIERCY James, at Norfolk, Va., aged 73 years,
native of England, and a distant relative of
the House of Northumberland ; was in
very afHuent circumstances, but became
very much impoverished ; was cheerful
and hopeful to the last. May 22, 1826

PIKE Giles, of Marblehead, seaman of brig Suc-
cess, wrecked on Brant Rock, Marshfield,
84 days from St. Petersburg, Russia, Nov. 27, 181 1

Phebe, at Smithfield, at an advanced age, April 5, 1812

Henry, son of Asa. at Smithfield, aged 2

years, 3 months, burnt to death, Jan. 20, 1815

Joseph Alexander, son of James M., aged 10

months, 18 days, Oct. 30, 1815

Silas, formerly of Providence, at Burrillville,

in 69th year, Feb. 7, 181 9

William, son of James P., at Worcester.

American of May 26, 1826

James Albert, son of Asa, July 18, 1827

Albert B. Hathaway, only son of Jonathan,

aged 7 months, 25 days, March 8, 1829

Asa Albert, son of Asa, aged about [ year, Oct. 6, 1829

Capt. Job H., formerly of Providence, at Lex-
ington, Ky, Oct. 19, 1829

Phebe, aged^Si years, April 7, 1830

Mrs. Anna,^wife of Peter, at North Provi-
dence, in 72d year, July n, 1831

Hannah F., daughter of William, at Paw-
tucket, in 23d year. American of Jan. 3, 1832

Col. James Mason, formerly of Providence,

at Nashville, Tenn., Jan. 6, 1832

PILESBURY Samuel, at Newburyport, one of

the men who rowed Gen. .Arnold to the

British Fleet. American of Jan. 30, 1821

PILLITT Marshall De Camp, at Paris, aged 54

yea''S' April 28, 1 8 16

PILLSBURY James H.; a child of his died at

New London, Ct. American of Sept n 1821;

PILMORE Joseph, D. D., late Rector of St.
Paul'sl Church, at Philadelphia; was for-
merly first Pastor of Christ Church, New
York. American of * j\^„ 2 182';

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS 475

PINCKNEY Mrs. Mary, wife of Maj. Gen.
Charles Catesworth Pinckney, at Charles-
ton, S. C, aged 60 years, Jan. ij, 181 1
Mary, daughter of Gen. Thomas, at Santee,

S. C, in i8th year. American of Feb, 15, 1822

Elizabeth H., wife of Jacob, aged 67 years, at

Philadelphia, March 25, 1822

PINKNEY Ninian, Esq., clerk of the Executive
Council, of Maryland, for last 30 years, at
Annapolis, on his return from the Springs,
American of Oct. 8, 1824

PINCKNEY Charles Catesworth, a statesman
of the Revolution and Diplomat, at Charles-
ton, S. C, military honors. American of Aug. 30, 1825
Col. Charles Browton, at Charleston, S. C,

aged 57 years. American of Sept. 13, 1825

Gen. Thomas, at Charleston, S. C, soldier of

the Revolution, Nov. 2, 1828

PINKERTON John, Esq., at Londonderry, N.

H., aged 81 years. American of May 24, 1816

PINKHAM Capt. Stephen B., at Havana.

American of Sept. 7, 1821

Capt. John, of Nantucket, with two of his
crew, killed by a whale in the Pacific
Ocean ; was master of the ship Swift.
American of April 6, 1824

Miss Rhoda, at Nantucket, aged Tj years.

American of March 11,1831

PINKNEY Charles Henry, son of Isaac H., aged

II months, 27 days, Oct. 15, 1819

Hon , U. S. Senator from Maryland, at

Washington, D. C. American of March 5, 1822

Elizabeth Hampton, infant daughter of Jacob,

Jr., Oct. 3, 1822

Jacob, suddenly, aged 78 years, Jan. 28, 1823

Charles, Esq., at Charleston, S. C; well
known as a statesman and diplomat.
American of Nov. 12, 1824

John Fowler, son of Jacob, aged 2 years, 10

months, Nov. 18, 1826

PINONDELLE Capt. , ot the Artillery, in

Spain, before Cadiz. American of Feb. 22, 1811

PIOZZI Hester Lynch, in England, aged 82
years, the once celebrated Mrs. Thrale.
American of June 29, 182 1

PIPER Nahum, formerly merchant in Boston, at

Waltham, aged 59 years. American of Jan. 12, 1830

PIPON Rev. John, at Taunton, pastor Congrega-
tional Church, Jan. 7, 1821
PIRION F. A., native of France, aged 23 years,

drowned at Norfolk, Va. American of June 15, 1830

476

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

PITCAIRN Amelia, wife of the Consul from
America to Hamburgh, and widow of Lord
Edward Fitzgerald, at Paris. Her life was
a romance. American of
PITCHER George, native of this town, but for
several years resident of Savannah, died
there in 28th year,

Capt. Jonathan, at Cranston, aged 92 years ;
was in the naval service in the Revolution
and marine service after that war,

George T., in 33d year,

Capt. John, at Cranston, in 91st year. Amer-
ican of

Mrs. , wife of Larned, at Pawtucket,

Earle, at Pawtucket, in 36th year,

John, at East Greenwich, in 9Sth year,

Benjamin S., son of William, at Cranston,
in 1 6th year,

James, in 67th year,

Miss Deborah C, formerly of Barnstable,
Mass., at Providence, in 23d year,
PITKIN Daniel, at East Hartford, Ct, aged 80

years. American of
PITMAN John, at Newport, in 54th year,

Peleg, at Bristol, aged 65 years,

Samuel, son of the late Saunders, in this
town, aged 42 years,

Benjamin, at Newport, in 86th year,

Amey, widow of Saunders, in this town, in
79th year,

Isaac, late of this town, merchant, ac Rox-
bury, Mass., aged 66 years,

Lydia, wife of Peter, in 33d year,

John K., Esq., in 40th year,"^

Mrs. Mary, at Bristol, aged 72 years. Amer-
ican of

Peter, in 35th year,

Thomas Eldred, native of this town, at Cal-
cutta, in 49th year. American of

William Humphrey, son of late Peter, aged
10 months.

Rev. John, at Seekonk, in 72d year, many
years pastor of the Baptist Church,

Charles Davis, son of Major William W., aged
17 months,

Charles Henry, infant son of William W.,
aged 2 months,

Isaac, at Newport, aged 58 years,

Emily, daughter of Capt. James D., at Bris-
tol, aged 3 years, 5 months,

March 16, 1832

Aug. 28, 1 812

March 28, 1815
Sept. 25, 1818

May 9, 1820

Aug. II, 1820

April 3, 1821

Feb. 13, 1822

Aug. 22, 1825
April 18, 1829

Feb. 29, 1832

Oct. 20, 1815
May 25, 1809
Feb. 25, 1812

July 25, 1812
March 26, 1814

Oct. 17, 1 81 7

Nov. 15, 1818

March 13, 1819

June 12, 1819

Dec. 4, 1819
Dec. 13, 1820

June 12, 1821

Nov. 12, 1 82 1

July 24, 1822

Dec. 24, 1823

Jan. I, 1828
April 10, 1828

July II, 1828

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

477

PITMAN Susan, widow of Rev. John, in 79th
year,

Edward, son of Hon. John, at Providence,
aged 9 years,

John, at Barnstead, N. H., aged 100 years;
was baptized by Rev. Eiios George,

PITTIZANO , executed at Verona, Italy,

for plotting to overthrow the government,
PIXLEY Tobey (colored), at Stratford, Ct ., aged
about 60 years ; said to have been seized
with hydrophobia just before ht died ; had
been bitten by a man 30 years ago. Amer-
ican of
PLACE Deborah, wife of Samuel, at Newport,
in 59th year. American of

Charles Tew, son of Peter, at Olneyville,
aged 4 years, 8 months,

Sally Ann, daughter of Peter, at Olneyville,

Mary, widow of Stafford, of East Greenwich,
at Providence, aged 55 years,

William Henry, son of Peter, at Olneyville,
aged 10 months,

Thomas, at Ashford, Ct., aged 31 years.
American of

Joseph, at Barnstead, N. H., soldier of the
Revolution. He fell dead in the road.
American of

William, of New York, seaman, lost over-
board at sea, from ship Constitution, of
Nantucket, on her last voyage. American
of

Sally, wife of Dea. Joseph, at Foster, in 50th
year,
PLAINFIELD Miss Matilda, at Plainfield, Ct.,

aged 20 years. American of
PLANK Robert, at Thompson, in 75th year,
PLATT Absl H., at Danbury, Ct., murdered his
wife, two children and himself,

Richard S., midshipman U. S. Brig Enter-
prise, at Quarantine, N. Y. American of

James Kent, at Plattsburg, N. Y., professor
of surgery in University ot Vermont.
American of

Col. Richard, at New York, aged 76 years, an
officer of the Revolution. American of
PLAYFAIR John, Esq., at Edinburgh, Scot.,
author of philosophical works. American of
PLEASANTS Samuel, Jr., State printer to Vir-
ginia, at Richmond, Va. American of

John P., aged 68 years, at Baltimore. Amer-
ican of

Feb. 14, 1 83 1

March 2Sj 1832

May 6, 1832

Jan. 27, 1809

May 8, 1818

Sept. 21, 1819

May 16, 1822
July 3, 1824

Aug. 26, 1824

Aug. 10, 1826

Jan. 23, 1829

Sept. 22, 1829

Oct. 26, 1830

June 16, 1832

Aug. 15, 1828
Feb. 6, 1816

Jan. 2, 1816

July 12, 1822

June II, 1824

March 12, 1830

Sept. 17, 1819

Oct. 14, 1814

Aug. 19, 1825

478

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

PLIMPTON Kias, of Wrentham, at sea, on board
brig Julia, on passage from Havana to New
Orleans. American of
Oliver, Esq., aged 73 years, soldier of the
Revolution. While stationed at Nantasket
he was one of the heroes that took a Brit-
ish vessel ; at Saratoga, he saw Gen. Ar-
nold leap the breastwork on his horse ;
■wa.s at the .siege of Newport and in Shay's
rebellion, at Southbridge, Mass. American
of
PLITT Rev. John, at Philadelphia, in 6ist year.

American of
PLOTOFF Hetman of the Cossacks, in Russia.

American of
PLUM Thomas, in England, aged 108 years,
PLUMMER Mary Ann, wife of Alexander (col-
ored),
Isaac, at Kenebunk, Me., fell down dead,
Mrs. Martha D., at Boston, aged 42 years.
American of
POINEER David, at Harlem, N. Y., from intem-
perance. American of
POINCIGNON Peter A., at Charleston, S. C,
aged 54 years, native of France. American
of
POKE Edward, at Smithfield, in 60th year,
POLEREZSKY Major John, native of Poland,
officer in American Revolution, at Dres-
den, Me., ;iged 83 years. American of
POLLARD Susan, of Nottingham, West N, H.,
aged 15 years, broke through the ice and
was carried over Passaic Falls. American
of
Sarah, at Rockslane. Eng., aged upwards of
95 years. She was a servant of Ladj' Har-
riet Aclaiid, and who accompanied her in
the Revolution down the Hudson river in
the night, to Lady Harriet's husband who
was a prisoner of war. American of
POLLERY Nathaniel, at Walpnle, aged 72 years,
innkeeper,

POLLING Mr. , a slave trader, murdered

by Peter, a negro who did not wish his
family sold from him, at Ronmey, Va.
American of
POLLOCK Samuel H., at South Kingstown, in
31st year; was hurt by a horse. Ameri-
can of
Abraham, 55, murdered by Adonajah Ikiley,
78, at Sterling, Ct. American of

May II, 1821

May 8, 1832

Sept. 14, 1824

April 28, 1 8 18
Aug. 25, 1832

Feb. 16, 1826
July 31, 1829

May 21, 1830

Aug. 5, 1 83 1

June 3, 1823
Feb. 14, 1820

June 18, 1830

March 3, 1829

June s, 1832
May 30, 1 830

Jan. 28, 1823

June 18, 1819
Dec. 10, 1824

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN- DEATHS 479

POLYDRAS Julian, Esq.; the first delegate to
Congress from the territory of Orleans, in -
Louisiana, June 25, 1824

POMARRE King, at Otaheite ; the heir is only
two years old; a regency has been estab-
lished. American of July 19, 1822
POMEROY Ralph, late of Hartford, at Hebron,

Ct., aged 81 years. American of April 23, 1819

POMROY Samuel [Leonard], Esq., at South-
ampton, Mass., aged 82 years, for 40 years
member of Massachusetts Assembly, and
years the oldest member. American of Dec. 28, 1 819

POMEROY Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Gaius, aged

62 years, Sept, S, 1824

POND Wealthy M., wife of Rev. Enock, at

Ward, Mass., aged 30 years. American of Sept. 28, 1824

Polly, wife of Preston, at Sturbridge, Oct. 12, 1826

Mrs. Betsey, wife of John F.. at Cranston, in

32d year, July 10, 1832

PONSONBY Rt. Hon. George, at London;
was born March 5, 1755 ; member of
House of Commons for Peterboro, years
leader of the opposition ; was third son of
the late Speaker Ponsonby. He married
a daughter of the late Earl of Lanesboro,
and has left a married daughter, July 8, 1817

POOLE Mrs. Hope, wife of Samuel, at Provir

dence, in 88th year, Jan. 28, 1819

, an Austrian gentleman, killed in a

steamboat explosion on the Mississippi.

American of May 6, 1823

Betsey, wife of Asa, at Weymouth, aged 61

years. American of April 29, 1831

Mrs. Betsey, at Weym"buth, aged 61 years.

American of May 10, 1831

POORE Mrs. , wife of Rev. Mr. .Amer-
ican missionary to India. American of Nov. 20, 1821

Henry, of Newburyport, at Providence, aged
22 years, April 2, 1822

Sybil, wife of Boyleston, daughter of Joseph
Farnsworth, of Fitchburgh, Mass., at Paw-
tucket, aged 28 years, May 10, 1824

Sarah, at Andover, Mass., aged 22 years. She
drowned herself because her parents re-
fused her the attention of a young man in
the neighborhood. American of Aug. 9, 1825

Mrs. Elizabeth, at Byfield, aged 80 years.

American of Aug. 20, 1830

480 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

POOSHAMATAHO a chief of the Choctaw Na-
tion. Had been in 24 battles, several of
which were under the command of Gen.
Jackson ; at Washington City, of croup.
American of Jan. 14, 1825

POPE Benjamin, in this town, in 28th year, leaves

wife and two children, July 29, 181 1

Mrs. Eliza J. D., wife of John, Esq., at Frank-
fort, Ky. American of May 26, i8i8

Major Isaac, at Wells, Me., aged 80 years,

soldier of the Revolution. American of July 7, 1820

Napoleon, son of Alexander, Esq., in Ala-
bama. American of Jan. 30, 1821

Sarah, aged 46 years, of Society of Friends, Aug. 6, 1821

West, formerly of Providence, native of Ox-
ford, Mass., at South Hadley, Mass. He
deliberately walked into the water and
drowned himself. American of May 14, 1824

POPHAM Sir Home, Vice Admiral of the Red

Squadron. American of Nov 10, 1820

POPKIN Col. John, at Maiden, Mass., aged 85
years, a Revolutionary officer. American
of May 15, 1827

PORTER Tobias Lear, son of Rev. Nathaniel, of
Conway, N. H., master of brig Success,
wrecked on Brant Rock, Marshfield, 84
days from St. Petersburg, Russia, Nov. 27, 1811

Rev. Nehemiah, at Ashfield, Mass.; was the
oldest graduate of Harvard, graduating m
1745, in 27th year, and of course had at-
tained the age of 100 years. American of April 18, 1820

Elizabeth, daughter of the commodore, at
Washington, D. C, aged 11 years. Amer-
ican of Oct. 9, 1 82 1

Solomon, at Hartford, aged 69 years ; was ap-
pointed surveyor of port of Hartford by
Gen. Washington, in 1795, and held it to
his death. American nf Dec. 11, 1821

Brig. Gen. Moses, U. S. Army, at Cambridge,

aged 66 years, April [4, 1822

Relief, wife of Rufus, at Worcester, Mass.,

aged 34 years. American of Sept. 28, 1824

Noah, at Fernsburgh, Vt., aged 93 years ; 67
years ago he was a lieutenant under Gen-
eral Abercrombie and was attached to
the column led by Lord Howe when that
young nobleman fell ; served in the Revo-
lution and was perhaps the last survivor of
that gallant army that attacked the works
of Ticonderoga in 1758. American of July 22, 1825

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

481

PORTER Rufus, at Worcester, aged 36 years,

Midshipman Thomas, son of the commodore,
at Madalina, 12 miles from Vera Cruz,

Letitia, wife of Gen. Peter B., at Black Rock,
near Buffalo, N. Y., aged 43 years. Amer-
ican of

Ann Maria, the novelist, near Bristol, Eng.,
PORTUGAL the Queen of, at Rio Janeiro,
PORTUS William, in England, aged 96 years.

American of
POSADA Roman, executed at Jefferson, Camden
Co., Ga., for the murder of Mr. Bessent.
American of
POSEY Col. Thornton A., son of Governour, a
veteran of the Revolution, at Wilmington,
N. C, in 29th year,

Gen. Thomas, at Shawneetown, Ind., soldier
of the Revolution ; was in the assault on
Stoney Point under Wayne. Since the
war has held several important positions.
American of

POST Edward, eldest son of Prof. , member

Royal College of Surgeons, London, lec-
turer on anatomy in University of New
York, in England. American of

Capt. , in a fit of insanity, drowned him-
self. American of

Mary G., wife of Ralph, and daughter of late
Capt. James Gardiner, of Newport, at
Chatham, Ct. American of

, a youth, shot through the head while

out hunting with a party of friends. Amer-
ican of

Col. Anthony, at New York, an officer of the
Revolution, in 87th year,
POTTE Mrs. J., after her husband's death, 30
years ago. she took to her bed and remained
there since, falling out she so hurt herself
as to cause death. American of
POTTER Mary, wife of Hon. Elisha R., at South
Kingstown,

Mrs. Deborah, formerly of this town, at
Keene, N. H., in 66th year. American of

Phebe, wife of Philip, in 20th year,

Abednego, at Cranston, in 68th year,

Mary Ann, daughter of Stephen, in this town,
aged 16 months, 13 days,

Amey, wife of Stephen, at Scituate. Amer-
ican of

Sarah, widow of Nathan, in this town, in
72d year,

Feb. 26, 1826
June s, 1828

Aug. 12, 1 83 1
• June 21, 1832
March 20, 1816

Nov. 7, 1 817

Dec. 12, 1815
Sept. 17, 1817

May 8, 1818

Feb. 13, 1816
Sept. 19, 1817

April 5, 1825

Dec. 9, 1828
May 29, 1832

June 13, 1826

March 7, 1809

Aug. I, 1809
Jan. 21, 1812
Jan. 12, 1813

May 13, 1813

Feb. 15, 1814

March 8, 1814

482 VITAL. RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

POTTER Thomas, son of Elisha R., at South
Kingstown, aged 13 months, 11 days,
. Bela W., son of Holliman, at Cumberland,
aged 24 years, buried at Cranston,

Robert, at Coventry. American of

Mahala Willard, daughter of Roswell, at See-
konk. American of

Mahala, wife of Roswell, at Seekonk, in 22d
year. American of

Rouse, eldest son of William 2d, in 2Sthyear,
Masonic honors,

Capt. Walter, of this town, at Port au Prince,
aged 3 1 years ; was son of David, of
Bridgeport, Ct., leaves wife and three chil-
dren,

Job, at Cranston, in 99th year,

Olney, in 30th year,

Mrs. Eliza, wife of Charles, Esq., merchant,
and eldest daughter of the late Capt. Wil-
liam Rodman, in this town, in 24th year,

Rebecca Greene, daughter of William, at
Cranston, in 17th year,

Dorcas, widow of Henry, at Newport, aged
47 years. American of

Sarah Ann, eldest daughter of Joseph K.,
at Cranston, aged 3 years. American of

Mary M., wife of Capt. Cyrus, at Providence,
in 27th year,

Dr. Nehemiah A., at Cumberland, member
General Assembly,

William, Esq., at Boston, aged 30 years. Con-
sul of U. S , at Polermo, from which he
had returned for the benefit of his health.
American of

Capt. Phineas, at Providence, in 84th year,

Sabra, daughter of Nathan, at Coventry, in
22d year,

Joseph Smith, son of Christy, aged 14
months,

Lucy, widow of Phinehas, in 83d year. Amer-
ican of

Daniel L., of firm of Edes and Potter, of
Savannah, aged 23 years, at Charleston, S.

Deborah, daughter of Restcome, at Newport,

in 20th year. American of
William, son of John, at Harrington, in loth

year. American of
Sarah H., wife of Ezekiel H., Esq., formerly

of Providence, at Plymouth, N. C,

June 15,

1814

Oct. 17,
Nov. I,

1814
1814

April 18,

181S

April 18,

1815

Sept. 3,

1815

Feb. IS,
May 30,
Feb. 13,

!8i6
1816
1817

Feb. 14,

1817

March 20,

1817

April 29,

1817

Nov. 7,

1817

June 25,

1818

Oct. 9,

1818

Nov. 13,
Dec. IS,

1818
1818

Feb. 17.

1819

July IT,

1819

Aug. 31,

1819

Sept. 1 1,

1.819

Sept. 21,

1819

Sept. 21,

1819

Dec. 2,

1819

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS 483

POTTER Elizabeth, daughter of Joseph K.

American of ^ Dec. 7, 1819
, a cooper, at Alexandria, Va., stabbed by

Davis, another cooper, in a quarrel

over a girl. American of Feb. 25, 1820

Burden, at Scituate, aged about 40 years, July 19, 1820

Eliza, daughter of Henry, at Cranston, in

iSthyear. American of Aug. 29, 1820

Samuel H., formerly of South Kingstown, at

Lebanon, Ct., in 41st year. American of Dec. 8, 1820

Thomas, Esq., at Cranston, aged 92 years, Jan. 16, 1821

James Brown, son of William, 3d, aged 7

months, Jan. 30, 1821

Col. John, at Scituate, in 66th year. Amer-
ican of . May I, 1 82 1
Ann Elizabeth, infant daughter of Capt.

William, aged 15 months, July 29, 1821

Samuel J., formerly of .South Kingstown, at

Chillicothe, O., Dec. 18, 1821

Catharine Amelia, daughter of Stephen, aged

13 months, Dec. 28, 1821

Abby, daughter of Nathan, at Coventry, in

2 1st year. Feb. 10,1822

Christopher, at Greenfield, Mass., aged 79
, years, formerly of Rhode Island, July 30, 1822

Edmund, at North Providence, aged 29 years, Aug. 13, 1822
Capt. William, at South Kingstown, in 84th

year, soldier of the Revolution ; was at

White Plains and Germantown; distin-
. guished himself at Red Bank, Oct. 14, 1822

Restcome, at Newport, aged 64 years, Oct. 29, 1822

Sarah, wife of HoJliraan, Esq., at Cranston,

aged 66 years, Dec. 8, 1 822

William, 2d, in 54th year, (Masonic honors) March 17, 1823
Major Pardon, at Warwick, in 70th year, July 12, 1823

Lieut. Richard M., at Thompson's Island, Aug. 11, 1823

James W., in 34th year, Aug. 17, 1823

Mrs. Lydia, formerly of Pomfret, Ct., at Fos-
ter. American of Jan. 9, 1824
Thomas, son of Rouse T., at Prudence Island,

in 17th year, Jan. 14, 1824

Martha, wife of William, at Newport, aged 52

years. Her clothes caught fire. May 28, 1824

Ann, of Lebanon, Ct., daughter of late

Henry, of South Kingstown, in 37th year, Aug. 3, 1824

Philip, formerly of Brattleboro, Vt., at North
, Providence, aged 30 years, Aug. 4, 1824

Philip Henry, son of Philip, aged 6 years, Aug. 16, 1824

Joseph, at Freedom, N. Y., native of Cran-
ston, in 68th year, Nov. 23, 1824

484

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

POTTER Joseph, at Freedom, N. Y.; served in
the Revolution ; was in Battle of Rhode
Island and at Yorktown After the war
he removed to Dutchess Co., N. Y.,_ in
1792, where he has since lived. American
of
Nicholas, formerly of Rhode Island ; had re-
sided at Huntington, Penn., where he died,
for nearly 30 years ; was in his 91st ye^r,
John, at Scituate. in 78th year, of Society of
Friends,

Philip Henry, infant son of Philip, aged 3
weeks,

William, in 42d year,

Ezra, at Scituate, aged 61 years,

John C, son of Joshua, of Providence, at sea,
on passage home from Port au Prince, in
2 1st year, mate of brig Sail and Hope of
this port. American of

George, formerly of this state, at Grafton, N.
H., aged 74 years,

William Lafayette, son of William, aged 2
years,

Sally, wife of late Mowry, in 61 st year, sud-
denly,

William Augustus, son of Capt. Waterman,
at Southbridge, Mass., in 12th year,

Phillips (colored), at an advanced age,

.Abigail, widow of William, at Newport, in
86th year.

Miss Frances, at Warwick, aged 73 years,

Elam O., Esq., aged 54 years, at Enfield, Ct.
He cut his hard with a sickle, but thought
not much of the wound, the sixth day after
he was taken in spasms and died next day
nf lockjaw,

Mrs. Sarah, wife of Capt. Job, at Pawtuxet,
in 48th year,

Philip,mercnant,in38th year, Masonic honors,

Mrs. Nancy, aged 27 years,

Mrs. Eliza, wife of Robert W., at Cranston,
aged 25 years,

Abigail, wife of Capt. Joseph, aged 79 years,

Joseph K., merchant, in 37th year,

Mary Ann, daughter of Jabez J., at Provi-
dence, m 20th year.

Pardon, at Cranston, aged 68 years,

Mary, widow of Capt. James, of Middletown,
at Newport, in 83d year,

Col. Andrew, at Coventry, aged 67 years,

Dec. 21, 1824

Dec. 26, 1824

Feb. IS, 1825

June 26, 1825
Aug. 10, 1825
Nov. 25, 1825

Jan. 24, 1826

March 29, 1826

July 18, 1826

July 26, 1826

July 28, 1826
Jan. 19, 1827

March i, 1827
March 5, 1827

April 16, 1827

July 2, 1827

Aug. 23, 1827

Oct. 2, 1827

June 7, 1828

Aug. 10, 1828

Oct. 4, 1828

Oct. 28, 1828
Jan. 12, 1829

Feb. 26, 1829
March 27, 1829

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS

485

POTTER Abijah, aged i6 years, found dead in
bed; had been affected with^a polypus.
American of

Rev. Micah, at Plainfield, N. H.; was in-
stalled over the church and society in 1804
and continued until 1824, when from ad-
vanced age he retired ; before this was at
Sterling, Ct., aged 82 years. American of

Allen, at Dartmouth, aged 34 years. He
never sat, stood or walked during his life.
American of

Mary, wife of Thomas, Sr., at Portsmouth, in
83d year ; they had been married 64 years.
American of

Arthur D., at Boston, aged 50 years. Amer-
ican of

Abby, daughter of Phineas, aged 4 years,

Celia A., daughter of late Capt. John O.,
at Newport, in 22d year. American of

Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of Capt. Henry T., at
Middletown. American of

James, at Coventry, aged 62 years. Ameri-
can of

Ohiey E., at Foster, aged 43 years,

Thomas, Sr., aged 87 years, formerly member
of General Assembly, at Portsmouth,

Abby D., daughter of Christy, aged 10
months,

George A. , in 22d year,

Joseph, in g3d year,

Moses, infant son of Moses, aged 10 months,

Sarah Elizabeth, infant daughter of Robert,
aged 15 months,

Lydia, widow of George B., at Scituate, in
38th year,

Philipina Louisa, daughter of late Philip, aged
5 years,

James K., son of late Joseph K., aged 5 years,
7 months,
POWELL C. S., at Halifax, N.S.,aged62 years,
formerly manager of Boston Theatre,
brother of present manager,

Snelling, Esq., .senior manager Boston Thea-
tre, at Boston,

Rev. Benjamin, in Liverpool, Eng.; he had
just arrived home from the United States.
American of

Mrs. , at Wmdsor, Vt., aged 100 years.

American of

Alfred H., in Virginia, aged 50 years, sud-
denly. American of

July 31, 1829

Sept. 25, 1829
Nov. 10, 1S29

Dec. 29, 1829

Jan. IS, 1830
May 2, 1830

Oct. 22, 1830

Feb. 1, 1831

March 15, 1831
May, 19, 1 83 1

June 2, 1 83 1

June 26, 1 83 1
• July 26, 1831

Dec. 12, 1 83 1
March 3, 1832

April 20, 1832

Aug. II, 1832

Nov. 16, 1832

Nov. 18, 1832

April 27, i8n
April 8, 1 82 1

Jan. 14, 1825
April 20, 1830
Aug. 12, 1831

^g(j VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

POWELL Alfred H., late metnber of Virginia

Convention, in Virginia. American of Dec. 23, 1831

POWER Ann, in this town, in 77th year, April 21, 1813

Miss Mary, daughter of late Capt. John, of
North Providence, in 87th year, at Provi-
dence, May IS, 1 821

James, at Mobile, aged 35 years, Aug. 19, 1825

Rebecca, widow of Nicholas, in 79th year, Oct. 28, 1825

Capt. Edward, son of late John, of Boston, at

New York, suddenly, Jan. 25, 1828

James, Esq., editor of Dublin Fireman's Jour-
nal, at Dublin. American of Sept. 22, 1829
POWERS Robert, seaman, of Hampton, Mass.,
at sea, on board ship Dromo, on her voyage
to Canton. ' American of July r3, 18 10

Michael, executed for murder of Timothy

Kennedy, at Boston, May 25, 1820

Clarissa, at Oakham, Mass., in 36th year, Sept. 26, 1821

Ely Lane, at Croydon, Vt., aged 13 y€ars,

crushed between two logs. American of July i, 1831

PRATT Mary, wife of Robert P., and daughter
of the late James Larkin, of Newport, at
Mendon, in 37th year, Feb. 7, 18 19

Waterman, formerly of Providence, at Bos-
ton, aged 43 years, Dec. 22, 1819

Marcus, son of Abijah, Esq., at Foxboro, in
23d year, member junior class Brown Uni-
versity,. Oct. 17, 1 82 1

Hannah, widow of Paul, at Taunton, aged 90

years. American of Nov. 2, 1821

Shubael, at Foxboro, aged 33 years, July 18, 1822

Joseph W., son of Robert P., aged 2 years.

American of Feb. 4, 1823

Capt. Greenleaf, at Middleboro, aged 42 years, May 8, 1824

Capt. John, at Mansfield, aged 80 years, Oct. 24, 1824

Marcus Leonard, infant son of Peter, Esq., Dec. 23, 1824

Mary Eliza, infant daughter of Job L., aged

4 weeks, July 8, 1825

Sarah, widow of Isaac, formerly of Ward,
Mass., at Augusta, N. Y., aged 87 years.
American of Sept. 6, 1825

Dea. Elijah, at Foxboro, aged 52 years, Jan. 2, 1828

Aaron, in 30th year, Jan. 31, 1828

Mrs. Margaret, at Barre, aged 82 years.

American of Sept. 25, 1829

Andrew, Esq., at Berlin, Ct., aged 73 years,

soldier of the Revolution. American of Feb. 2, 1830

Eliza Ann, wife of Job L'., in 32d year, leaves

two children, Dec. 21, 1830

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

487

PRATT Joseph M., aged 20 years, at Amherst,
Erie Co., N. Y., from too much whiskey^
American of April 6, 1832

Capt. Joseph, at Oxford, N. H., aged 81 years,

a well known sea captain. American of Jan. 25, 1833

PRAY Hugh, at Foster, aged 90 years, lacking 16

days; has resided there about 74 years, Aug. 4, 1816

Amey, wife of Oliver, at Foster, in 25th year, Oct. 17, 1817

Amey Hopkins, daughter of Oliver, at Fos-
ter, aged 13 days. American of Nov. 4, 18 17

Sarah, daughter of Peter, of Foster, at Provi-
dence, aged 12 years, Sept. 12, 1818

Col. John, on board brig Hunter, in the bay;

wao returning from Savannah, July 10, 1819

Mrs. Ann, widow of Col. John, formerly of
Providence, at: Savannah, Ga., aged 56
years. May 19, 1827

PREBLE Capt. Samuel and his sister, Miss

Rachal, at Woolwich, Me. American of May 17, 1825

PRENTICE • Hon. Joseph, one of judges of the
General Court of Virginia, at Williamsburg,
Va. American of July 7, 1809

Rev. Thomas, D. D., aged 66 years, at Med-

field, Mass., Feb. 28, 1814

Joseph W. B., only son of John, in this town,

aged 2 years, 9 months, Jan. 20, 1816

Rev. Thomas, pastor Second Congregational

Church, at Charlestown, Mass.. Oct. 5, 1817

Dr. Samuel, at Northfield, Mass., Dec. 3, 1818

Charles, at Brimfield, Mass., author of Vol-
ume of Poems, etc. American of Oct. 31, 1820

Joseph Barrett, son of John, in 4th year, Sept. 28, i82t

Thomas M., formerly postmaster of Portland,

Me., at Lexington, Ky. American of Aug. 19, 1823

Capt. Prentice, of Providence, at Philadel-
phia, of the pleurisy, March 2, 1827

Harriet, at Taunton, aged 25 years. Amer-
ican of Dec. 21, 1827
PRENTISS Capt. Christopher B., in 46th year, Jan. 21, 1828
PRENTICE George W., at Keene, N. H.,for 8
years junior editor of New York States-
man, March i, 1829

Thomas Webb, son of John, aged 2 years, April 2, 1829

Capt. Thomas, in 72d year, Jan. 21, 1831

Albert Rogers, only son of Thomas, aged 3

years, 6 months, Sept. 3, 1832

PRESBREY Allen Francis, aged 10 years, son

of Capt. Allen, drowned at Dighton, May 14, 1827

PRESBURY Harriet, daughter of Capt. John, at

Taunton, aged 25 years, Oct. 21, 1822

488 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

PRESBURY Alfred, of Norton, at Taunton,

aged 27 years, Aug. 18, 1823

Kliza Ann, aged 15 years, daughter of Capt.
John, Jr., at Taunton, Aug. ir, 1824

Dea. James, at Taunton, aged 88 years, April 9, 1828

Prudence, daughter of Capt. John, of Taun-
ton, at Fall River, aged 40 years. Amer-
ican of July r, 1828

PRESCOTT Gen. , in England, aged 89

years, colonel of 28th regiment, Dec. i, 1815

Col. Lemuel, at Lubec, Me., officer of the
Massachusetts line in the Revolution ;
commanded a battalion of light infantry
under Gen. Lafayette. American of Aug. 25, 1826

Hon. James, formerly Chief Justice of Court
of Common Pleas, Middlesex Co., more re-
cently Judge of Probate, at Groton. Amer-
ican of Oct. 23, 1829

Admiral, Second OfiEicer on Naval List, aged
93 years ; 52 years since he commanded
the Queen 98 in action between Keppall
and De Orvilliers, which was the origin of
the celebrated Court Martial on Admiral
Keppall. American of July 7, 1830

PRESS LER William, aged 7 years, 3 months,
son of Henry, near Nicetown, Penn., from
hydrophobia; was bitten June 19, and
taken ill Aug. i. American of Aug. 20, 1822

PRESTON Capt. Achilles, aged 84 years; was
at the capture of Ticonderoga and Mon-
treal and was under Gen. Wolfe. Ameri-
can of July 1, 1814

Gen. William, Surveyor General of U. S , for

Western District, at St. Louis, Illinois, June t, 1826

PREVOST Lt. Gen. Sir George, in England,
aged 49 years ; was recently Governor in
Chief and Commander of the Forces in all
British North America. American of March 8, 18 16

PRICE Mr. , at Baltimore, Md., drowned

while fording a stream. American of Aug. 10, 1 810

Capt. Samuel, ist U. S. Artillery, m Ohio.

American of Dec. 21, 1813

Benjamin, of New York, killed in a duel at
Hoboken with Major Greene, a British
Officer, whom he wounded. American of May 21, 1816

Simeon W., at Newport, aged 44 years, May 6, 1823

Oliver, aged 3 years. American of Nov 16, 1824

Edward, native of Birmingham, Eng., at At-
tleboro, Mass., in 58lh year, Nov. 18, 1824

Edward, at Attleboro, aged 53 years ; was a
native of England and the first gilt button

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN- DEATHS 4S9

PRICE :

manufacturer in the United States, sud-
denly. American of Dec. 2, 1824
Miss Sarah, at Newport, aged 70 years.

American of Dec. 7, 1824

Sarah, wife of Oliver, in 43d year, Aug. 25, 1830

PRIDE AUX William, Lt. Gen. of the French
forces, at the Military College, Sand-
hurst, Eng., aged 83 years. American of Oct. 4, 1816
PRIESTLY Rev. Timothy, brother of the cele-
brated Dr. Priestly, in England, aged 80
years. American of
PRIME Samuel, formerly keeper of the Golden
Ball Hotel, Haverhill, at Albany, N. Y.,
aged SO years. American of
PRINCE James, Jr., son of James, Esq., of Bos-
ton, merchant, at Havana,
James, at Providence, in 6ist year,
James, U. S. Marshal, at Boston,

, at Plymouth, aged about 78 years ; was

with Barton in the capture of Prescott, and
broke the door down with his head. Amer-
ican of
Hon. William, M. C, at Princeton, Ind.

American of
John G , merchant, of Salem, Mass., drowned

at Columbus, Ga., while bathing,
James B., Esq., at Beaufort, N. C., in 26th
year, graduate of Brown 1825,
PRINGLE Mark, Esq., long a merchant at Bal-
timore, at Havre de Grace, Md. American
of
Robert, native of Scotland, at Providence,
aged about 27 years,
PRIOLEAN Col John Cordes, at Charleston,

S. C, in 53d year. American ot
PRIOR William, at Newport, aged 83 years.
American of
Martha, widow of William, at Newport, aged
86 years,
PRISCO S. J., at Boston, aged 21 years. Amer-
ican of
PRITCHARD Henry, voluntarily starved him-
self to death, dying on the 25th day, at
Portsmouth, Va. American of
Mrs. Ann, aged about 45 or 50 years, mur-
dered and thrown down a well on her own
farm, at New Point Comfort, Va.,
PRO BIN Governour, at St. Christopher's,

July I.

1814

Jan. 8,

1830

Jan. 21,

April 30,

Feb. 10,

1818
1819
1821

Nov. 2,

1821

Oct. 12,

1824

July 18,

1831

Oct. 10,

1831

Jan. 26,

1819

Jan. 14,

1823

July 1 5.

1825

March 21,

1823

Sept. 13,

1823

April 29,

1831

July 26,

1S22

Dec. 31,
Jan. 9,

1828
1819

490 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

PROCTOR Mary, wife of Russell, at Olneyville, Dec. 4, 1813

Leland, son of Nathaniel, at Olneyville, in

8th year, drowned in the river, June 23, 1820

Izak, at Baltimore, Society of Friends.

American of July 28, 1820

Walter, son of Capt. Russell, at Olneyville,

aged I year, 11 months. American of Sept. 4, 1821

John, Esq., attorney at law, at Athol, Mass.

American of Aug. 20, 1822

Catharine Russell, daughter of Nathaniel, Jr.,

at Olneyville, aged 15 months, Sept. 3, 1824

Ann S., youngest daughter of Nathaniel, at

Olneyville, in 19th year, May 10, 1825

Nathaniel, Jr., at Olneyville, in 31st year, Feb. 17, 1829

Daniel, son of Capt. Russell, at Olneyville,

aged IS years, Dec, 25, 1830

John Russell, infant son of John, at Olney-
ville, June 26, 1832
PROSPECT Thomas Sweetland, son of John,

aged 10 months, Sept. 4, 1827

PROSSER John, Esq., at Richmond, aged 45

years, Oct. 13, 1821

PROUD Joseph Jacobs, only son of late Capt.

John, in 27th year, Oct. 23, 1814

Hannah, wife of Samuel, at Providence, aged

61 years, Dec. 4, 1818

Thomas, aged 44 years, Nov. 4, 1828

PROUDFIT Daniel, M. D„ at Philadelphia, an

eminent philanthropic physician, aged 42

years, Feb. 27, 18 14

PROUTE Loring, of Bowdoinham, Me., at

Providence, killed by a fall of a pair of

shears in the shipyard, April 17, 1822

Joseph, in S8th year, formerly of Portland,

^^■' Aug. 8, 1822

PROUTY Anne, wife of Johnson, aged 73 years,

at Southbridge, Feb. 4, 1829

Joel, 48 years, drowned in wreck of pleasure

boat Bunker Hill, in Boston harbor. Tune 12 18^2

PROVAN Dr. , at Natchez, Tenn. Amer-

i'^^" of Nov 14 182^

PROVOOST Rev. Samuel, D. D., Bishop of New '

York, suddenly, in 73d year. American of Sept. i q 1 8 1 1;

PROVOST J. B., U.S. agent to South America, ^ ^' ^

ot.ttcctYp?^'' ^^''"a' March 5, 1825

PRUSSIA Louise Auguste Wilhelmina Amelie,

Queen of, born March 10, 1776, while on a

visit to her father, the Duke of Mecklen-

bourg Strelitz; has left 4 sons and 3

daughters in Germany, juiy ,g, igio

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 4.9!

PRYOR Jefferson, killed by James and Stephen

Ferrell, in a quarrel near Old River Lake,

Ark., Feb. 19, 1831

PUGH Samuel, in Pennsylvania, aged 35 years,

killed by a cow. American of July 30, 18 19

PULLEN William, Jr., native of Newport, at

Havana, in 24th year, Aug. i, 1824

Calvin, son of Matthew, at Newport, aged 4

years, 5 months. American of Aug. 5, 1825

PULLER Sir Christopher, Chief Justice of Ben-
gal, at Calcutta, Ind.; this name is well

known in conneccion with that of Bosanquet

as Reporter of Law Cases. American of Nov. 23, 1824

PUNTANE Capt. - — , and his brother, per-
ished in the shipwreck of the ship Melan-

tho, on the Irish coast, March 18, 1816

PURCELL Midshipman Gregory, aged 20 years,

son of late Capt. J , of Portsmouth, N.

H., at sea, on board U. S. Brig Spark.

American of Oct. 12, 1824

PURDY R , blacksmith, perished in the

burning of the Royal Brunswick Theatre,

London, Feb. 28, 1828

PURRINGTON Samuel, of Society of Friends,

at Salem. American of Jan. 3, 1823

PURKIS David, infant son of Capt. Robert, July 30, 1824

Nicholas Augustus, son of Capt. Robert, April it, 1828

PUSIGNIER the Count, Lt. Gen. of the;

King's Army, i.i Paris. American of June 28, 1816

PUTNAM Col. Israel, eldest son of Gen Israel,

at Belpre, O., in 73d year ; was one of the

first settlers of the state. American of April z8, 1812

Mary, wife of Benjamin P.. at Marietta, O.,

aged 21 years. American of Jan. ro, 1822

Mrs. Mary, wife of .^aron, and daughter of

Timothy Greene, at North Providence, in

24th year, Oct. 17, 1820

Gen. Rufus, at Marietta, O. American of Sept. 5, 1823

Gen. Rufus, near Marietta, O., aged about 90

years ; was a Brigadier General by brevet

at close of Revolution and was afterwards

a Brigadier under Wayne in the Western

Army ; was a native of Rutland, Mass.

The Marquis De Lafayette is now the

only surviving General of the Revolution.

American of Nov. 20, 1823

Gen. Rufus, his death was prema ure, is now

in good health. American of Nov. 28, 1823

Gen. Rufus, at Marietta, O., an officer of

the Revolution and Father of the Western

Country ; was in his 87th year. His death

492

VITA-L RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

PUTNAM :

has been before announced, but this report

is without doubt true. Gen. Lafayette is

now the only general officer of the Revo-
lution living,
Israel, at Danvers, Mass., aged 82 years;

nephew of Gen. Rufus, and a soldier of the

Revolution. American of
Samuel D., formerly of Sutton, at Charlton,

Mass., aged 27 years. American of
Oliver, formerly of Newburyport, late of

Boston, at Hampstead, aged 48 years.

American of
Peter Schuyler, Esq., youngest son of Gen.

Israel, of Connecticut, at Williamstown.

American of
George, son of George W., at Grafton, aged

19 years,
Sarah, at Sutton, Mass., burnt, lived 18

hours. Her age was 13 years. American

of
William, of Danbury, Ct.,
Mary, widow of Col. John, at Sutton, Mass.,

aged 91 years. American of
Capt. Daniel, at New Salem, aged 68 years.

American of
Col. Daniel, at Brooklyn, Ct., aged 71 years,
PUTNEY Thomas, aged 73 years, a soldier of

the Revolution, at Warner. American of
PUTSAR Daniel, at Baltimore, aged 10 years ;

fell upon the point of a wooden sword.

American of
PYNCHON Stephen, Esq., at Cambridge, Mass.,

a representative from Brimfield, suddenly.

American of

May I, 1824

March 11, 1825
Sept. 6, 1825

July 21. 1826

Nov. 2, 1827
July II, 1828

June 5, 1829
July 14, 1829

Sept. 25, 1829

May 4, 1830
April 30, 1 83 1

June 4, 1830

Aug. 27, r8i6
Feb. II, 1823

QUADE Edward M., in 31st year, native of

Ireland, at Providence,
QUARLES John, member of Virginia General

Assembly, from Spottsylvania, a suicide.

American of
QUARMAN Emma Ann, wife of John G..

daughter of Capt. John Richmond, of

Dighton, at Providence, in 24th year,
John G., aged 25 years.

Dec. 31, 1830

June I, 1 82 1

Dec. 16, 1825
March 19, 1827

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS

493

QUIGLEY Peter, of Monmouth, N. J., in ssd
V year,

QUIMBY Joseph, of Portland, Me., at Newport,
aged 25 yea^-s. American of
Samuel, at Dover, N. H., died suddenly,
in prison. American of

QUINCY Benjamin, in 37th year, from a bank
caving upon him,

QUINT Mrs. Mary, at Portsmouth, N. H., aged
44 years, found dead on North Mill Bridge
with a bottle of rum by her side. Ameri-
can of

QUINTILLA Baron, at Lisbon. American of

Oct. 6, 1822

March 11, 1823

Oct. 20, 1829

Nov. 29, 1821

Nov. 20, 1827
Dec. 26, 1817

R

RABUN William, Governor of Georgia. Amer-
ican of

RACE Andrew, at Glenville, N. Y., in 82d year,
soldier of the Revolution,

RADCLIFFE Mrs. , the novelist, in Eng-
land, in 62d year. American of

RAFFERTY Rev. William, Principal of St.
John's College, Md., (Episcopal). Ameri-
can of

RAGAN Lt. Col. John, at Hagerstown, Md.
American of

RAGLAND Thomas, Esq., Attorney at Law, at
Romney, Va., aged about 27 years. Amer-
ican of

RAILE Mrs. , at Doylestown, Penn., fell

into the well. American of

RALP Miss Elizabeth, in England, aged 21 years ;
was 34 inches high ; was never known to
laughor cry, although she could see and
hear, she never weighed 20 pounds. Amer-
ican of

RALSTON Dr. Samuel F., of Philadelphia,
at Paris, France ; was about to return
home, after an absence of three years,
when he was seized with a mortal illness,

RAMDOLOLLDAY a wealthy Indian mer-
chant, at Calcutta, aged 73 years. Amer-
ican of

Nov. 12, 1819

Sept. 22, 1829

May 16, 1823

Oct. s, 1830
May 24, 1816

Oct. 4, 1825
Sept. I, 1829

Feb. 22, 1820

March 20, 1829
Nov. I, 1825

494 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

RAMILLY Sir Samuel, a suicide, aged 60 years.

His wife had died a few days before.-- He

leaves 6 sons and i daughter. His income

was ;^i6,ooo annually, • Nov. 2, 1818

RAMSEY Dr. David, at Charleston, S. C, in

80th year, the historian of South Carolina,

killed by an insane man, William Linen, May 8, 18 15

Dr. David, at Charleston, S. C, shot by an

insane man in the Street, May 6 He died May 8, 1815

Col. Nathaniel, at Baltimore, a soldier of the

Revolution. American of Nov. 7, 1817

Governor , at Antigua, W. I American

of Jan. 25, 1820

George William, Governor of Antigua, aged

S3 years. American of Feb. 22, 1820

Alexander, M. E>., aged about 70 years, at
Parsonfield, Me.; was a native of Scotland,

but had resided many years in this country ;

noted lecturer on anatomy and physiology, Nov. 24, 1824
William, M. C. from Pennsylvania, at Car-
lisle, Penn. American of Oct. 7, 1831
RAND Isaac, M. D., A. A. S., aged 80 years, late

President of Massachusetts Medical Soci-
ety, at Boston, Dec. 11, 1822
Joseph, of Charlestown, Mass., at Providence,

aged 39 years, June 19, 1823

Clarissa, wife of Rev. Asa, daughter of late

Capt. Nicholas Thorndike, of Beverly,

Mass., aged 33 years, at Portland. Amer-
ican of July 15, 1825
RANDALL Hezekiah, at Johnston, in 29th

year, Oct. 2, 18 10

Capt. Thomas, in New York. He received

S6 wounds at the battle of Germantown by

the bayonet and was left among the dead.

At one time he acted as aide to Gen . Knox.

American of Jan. 22, 1811

Mercy, wife of John, at North Providence, in

48th year, Jan. 25, 1811

John, able seaman, killed on board the Little

Belt, m action with U. S. Frigate Presi-
^ dent. May 16, 181 1

Joseph, eldest son of Dr. Stephen; was a late

graduate of Brown College, in this town, in

25th year, July 23, 181 1

Anna, widow of Peter, Esq., at Johnston, in

67th year. American of May 10, 18 16

William, at Cranston, in 78th year. Amer-

'^'^^!}°^ . , Sept. 20, 1816

Caroline, infant daughter of Col. Dexter, Sept. 5, 1818

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS 495

RANDALL Benjamin F ., youngest son of Jere-

^ miah, Esq., of Pawtuxet, at Surabaga, Java, Oct. 18, 1818
Capt. Charles, of Providence, at New York,

aged 38 years, Feb. 24, 1820

Mrs. Dolly, widow of Capt. Charles, in 29th

year, Sept. 10, 1820

Lydia, wife of Daniel, and daughter of John

Harris, of Johnston, at Providence, in 35th

year, Oct. i, 1820

Fre^ove, second daughter of John, at North

Providence, in 31st year, Nov. 9, 1820

Jenckes, late of Coventry, at Newport, N. Y.,

in 37th year, May 17, 1821

Abby, wife of Mowry, at Smithfield, aged 39

years, very suddenly, June 29, 1822

Elizabeth, wife of Henry, aged 60 years,

found dead in bed, June 30, 1822

John P., son of Jeremiah, of Pawtuxet, at

Charleston, S. C. American of Aug. 20, 1822

Asa K., eldest son of Abraham, Esq., at

Cranston, aged 25 years, Sept. 11, 1822

Edwin Thurber, son of Dexter, Esq., Sept. I2, 1822

Capt. John, at Pawtuxet, in 73d year, Jan. 5, 1823

Calvin, at Thompson, Ct., aged 48 years.

American of Nov. 28, 1823

Daniel A., 2d mate of brig Miles Standish,

at sea, on passage home, April 7, 1824

Joseph, son of Samuel, Esq., at Warren, Oct. 24, 1824

Mary, widow of Abraham, of Stowe, Mass.,

at Providence, aged 70 years, Sept. 22, 1825
, child of Thomas, at Bristol. American

of Oct. 10, 1826

Eliza, wife of Alpheus, of Cranston, daughter

of Joshua Webber, at Cumberland, in 21st

year, Nov. 21, 1826

Henry, in 69th year, April 14, 1827

George Augustus, son of Charles W., aged i

year, June 27, 1827

Jeremiah, son of William, of North Provi-
dence, at Smithiield, very suddenly, aged

42 years, July 21, 1827

Nicholas, of Cranston, at North Providence,

aged 62 years, very suddenly. American of March 27, 1829
John, at Springfield, aged 100 years. H

served in five campaigns in the old French

War under Rogers, Bradstreet, Abercrom-

bie and Amherst. American of April 24, 1829

Ann, wife of Abraham, and daughter of Dea.

Asa King, at Cranston, in 53d year, sud-
denly, April 10, 1829

496

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

RANDALL William H., in 29th year,

Susan Ann Frances, daughter of William H.,

of Cranston, at Pawtucket, aged 18 months,

George, son of late John, at Sharon, Mass.,

in 2 1 St year,
George, at Sharon, aged 21 years. American

of
George Augustus, son of Charles W., in 5th

year,
Freelove, eldest daughter of Joseph, at North
Providence, in 51st year,
RANDOLPH Peter B., of Virginia, midshipman
on board U. S. Ship Macedonian, at sea.
American of
Mrs. Maria, wife of Peyton, Esq., at Rich-
mond, Va. American of
Col. Robert, an officer of the Revolution, at
Farquier, Va , in 65th year. American of
Peyton, killed in a quarrel with his brother-
in-law, at Rutherford Co , Tenn.,
Thomas, formerly Governor of Virginia,
RANLET Henry A., editor of Exeter Recorder,

at Exeter, N. H. American of
RANOR William, of New York, at Mobile, aged

35 years,
RANSOM Sophia, murdered by her husband, at
New York. American of

RANTIN Mrs. . of Charleston, S. C,

drowned from steamboat Columbia, on her
passage to Georgetown,
RAPHAEL Miss C-^, in the burning of the
Richmond, Va., theatrs,

RAPP Mr. , at Manheim, Penn. His house

burnt and his three children perished.
American of
RASEY Joseph, at Albany, N. Y., aged 70
years, soldier of the Revolution. Ameri-
can of
RATCH Miss Eliza, aged 18 years, at Lebanon,

Ct., killed by lightning. American of
RATCLIFFE Thomas, native of England, at

Providence, aged 33 years,
RATHBONE Turner, daughter of Walter, Esq.,
at New Shoreham, in 46th year,
Mary Louisa, daughter of Capt. Benjamin, at

Newport, in loth year. American of
Elizabeth, at London, aged 14 months,
drowned in a basin of water. American of
Mary, wife of Capt. Benjamin H., at New-
port, in 39th year,

Sept. 19, 1829

March 21, 1830

June 3, 1830

June 8, 1830

June 20, 1832

Nov. 6, 1832

March 12, 1819

March 29, 1825

Oct. 4, 1825

Dec. 23, 1826
June 20, 1828

July 14, 1818

Aug. 18, 1825

July 6, 1 83 1

Oct. 21, 1824
Dec. 26, 181 1

Nov. 30, 1824

Dec. 28, 1832

July s. 1825

Nov. 18, 1827

Oct. 25, 1809

April 18, 1815

Dec 5. 1817

Jan. 4, 1818

RHODE ISLAND AMERIOAN^DEATHS

497

RATH BONE Walter, at New Shorehatn, in 8sth
yeaf. more than fifty-years Town Clerk,
Jane, daughter of the late Capt. Joshua, at

Newport, iii 21st year,
Anthony, at North Kingstown, in 79th year,
Mrs. Hannah, widow of John, at North

Kingstown, aged 87 years,
Williani Leonard, infant son of William P.,

aged 4 months,
Mr. , from injuries received by an explo-
sion of a boiler on steamboat Gen. Jackson,
on the Hudson River. American of
RATH BURN Rev. Valentine W., at Belling-
ham, Mass., aged 52 years lacking one day.
Pastor of Bapti&t Church there. Sermon
by Rev. Dr. Gano, Prov. XIV. 12,
William H., at Newport, aged 30 years.
Rev. John, at Wellington, Ct., Pastor of
Baptist Church at Ashford, aged 97 years
and 26 days,
Allen Borden, at WickfOrd, aged 61 years,
RAUSH Frederick, at New York, aged 63
years ; native of Germany, an eminent or-
ganist. American of
RAVEN Richard, of this town, aged 21 years,
drowned from sloop Manhattan. He
leaves a widow,
RAVENSCROFT Bishop, at Raleigh, N. C,

aged 58 years,
RAWLS Jane, aged about 19 years, killed by
lightning, at Washington, Kent Co., Del.,
RAWSON Rebecca, wife of Joseph, Esq., at
Barrington, in 48th year.
Liberty, Esq., at Mendon, in 44th year,
Mrs. Maria, formerly Mrs. Hughes, of Fed-
eral Street Theatre and known as the
Rival Cowslip, at Savannah, Ga. Ameri-
can of
Edward D., son of Joseph, aged 22 years,
Edward, at Mendon, aged 79 years,
Susannah, wife of William, at Boston, aged

62 years, the novelist. American of
Silas, at Uxbridge, aged 79 years,
Rosalie, wife of Samuel, and daughter of

Capt. James Gramont, in 39th year,
Harriet Gramont, daughter of Samuel, in 5th

yea*-,
Edward DickinS, son of Samuel, in 4th year,
Mary Elizabeth, daughter of Samuel, in iSth
yMt,

Jan. 14, 1818

April 20, 1820
March 8, 1821

July (2, 1 82 1

Aug. 28, 1830

June 17, 1831

May 12, 1813
May 18, 1826

Aug. 2, 1826
Oct. 18, 1830

April 25, 1823

March 6, 18 14

March 5, 1830

Oct. 6, 18(0

July 22, 1817
June 15, 1819

Jan. 19, 1 82 1
Aug. 31!, 1822
June 16, 1823

March iz, 1824
March 6, 1825

April 21, 1825

Aug. 14,. 1825
Aug. 2j, 1825

Sept. 3, 1825

498

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

RAWSON Mary, widow, at Quincy, aged 74
years. American of

Nathan E., son of Abner, late of Uxbridge,
drowned at the Arkwright Village, in 8th
year,
RAY Mungo, at Montreal, aged 43 years ; was
7 years Editor of Montreal Herald. Amer-
ican of

Diana, daughter of the late David, at Cum-
berland, in 1 8th year. American of

Daniel, at Johnston, aged 56 years, suddenly.
American of

Major William, at Auburn, Mass., aged 54
years.

Governor , of Indiana ; had just been re-
elected. American of

Elizabeth, widow of Jonathan, at Cumber-
land, in 71st year,

Rebecca, daughter of William, at Bristol, in
2d year,
RAYER Susannah, at Scituate, aged 85 years,

of Society of Friends,
RAYMOND Mr. , theatre manager, of Lon-
don, Eng. American of

James, at Thompson, Ct., aged about 70
years, pensioner of the Revolution. Amer-
ican of

Melancy, daughter of widow Lintha, aged 6
years, at Taunton,

J. B., Esq., at Laprairie, Canada, aged 67
years, captain of militia and member of
Parliament. The corpse was taken into
the nave of the church, placed under a
canopy 22 feet high, the walls were hung
with magnificent black drapery, and more
than 1200 wax tapers were lighted. Amer-
ican of

Ebenezer, at Taunton, aged 45 years,
RAZEE Nancy, wife of Whipple, at Cumberland,
in 22d year,

Olney, at Cumberland, in 31st year,

Anthony, at Cumberland, in 77th year.
American of
REA Harriet F., wife of Capt. Uriel, at Scituate,

Gen. Alexander, at Canandaigua, N. Y.
American of

Rebecca C, at Providence, in 34th year,

William Edwin, son of William, at Provi-
dence, aged 8 months.

Miss Betsey, daughter of the late Uriel,

.March 11, 183*

Aug. 30, 1832

Oct. 2, 1818

May 2, 1820

May 4, 1 82 1

July 29, 1826

Sept. 5, 1828

March 5, 1831

Dec. 16, 1832

Jan. 27, 183 1

Dec. 30, 1817

March 15, 1822
May 15, 1822

May 3, 1825
Nov. 23, 1826

July 18, 1820
May 2, 1823

Oct. 6, 1829
Sept. 6, 1 81 2

Dec. 18, 1813
June 29, 1818

Aug. 19, 1818
Aug. I, 1820

RHODE ISLAND' AMERICAN-DEATHS

499

REA Miss Ann Clarke, aged 39 years,

John, son of late Uriel, of Providence, at
Sullivan's Island, near Charleston, S. C,

James D., infant son of Capt. William,
REED John, of Topsfield, aged 35 years, suicide.
He leaped into a well with stone weighing
17 lbs. tied to his neck. American of
READ Sarah, wife of William, of Charleston, S.
C, at Newport,

Mrs. Mary, widow of Capt. Oliver, at New-
port, in 76th year. American of

James, seaman, killed on board the U. S.
Frigate Constitution, in action with the
Guerriere,

Matilda, daughter ot Nathan, at Seekonk, in
27th year,

Rev. Joel, at Attleboro, pastor of the Baptist
Church, .'\merican of
RKED Mary, wife of Simeon, at Johnston, in
69th year, many years member of Baptist
Church,
READ Mercy, daughter of George, of Smith-
field, at Nine Partner's Boarding School,
Dutchess Co., N. Y., in 17th year,
REED Elizabeth, at Newport, wife of Eleazer,
aged 63 years. American of

Gen. George, at Londonderry, N. H., aged
82 years, one of the few remaining officers
of the Revolution. American of
REID Major John, U. S. Army, the well known
aid of Gen. Jackson, against the Creeks
and British, suddenly, at his father's seat,
at Bedford, Va. American of
REED John, at Carver, Mass, perished in a

burning house,
READ Gen. John, at Charleston, S. C. Ameri-
can of

Mary, widow of Eleazer, at Newport, in 87th
year,

Abigail, wife of George, at Smithfield, aged
about 43 years, of Society of Friends,

Capt. John, native of Massachusetts, at Prov-
idence, suddenly,

Samuel, at Attleboro, in 96th year, 76 years
a member of First Congregational Church,

Nathaniel, formerly of Newport, at Somerset,
in 79th year. American of

Hannah, wife of George, and daughter of the
late Ebenezer Jones, of Seekonk, in 26th
year.

March 16, 1822

Sept. 14, 1824
Nov. 24, 1828

Feb. 7, 1832

Feb. 13, 1809

Nov. 5, 181 1

Aug. 20, 1812

June 15, 1813

Nov. I, 1814

Nov. 21, 1841

Jan. 3, 1815
April 18, 181S

Oct. 20, 1815

Jan. 18, 1816
May 26, 1816
Aug. 6, 18 16
Dec. 23, 1817
Oct. 29, 1818
Nov. II, i8r8
Dec. 26, 1 8 18
March 12, 1819

Aug. 2, 1819

500

VITAL RECORD OF RHOD® ISLANP

READ Sarah, wife of John, Jr., and daughter of

William Swan, ^^t Newport, aged 24 years.

American of
John, of Charleston, S. C, in 29th year, at

Newport. American of
Capt. Thomas M., U. S. Army, at Camp Mis-
souri, near Council Bluffs ; was a nativis of

Newport and son of Williaip. His age

was 32 years,
William Stover, infant son of Thomas,
Catharine, wife of George, at Cranston,
Capt. , U. S. Army, at Council BluflFs.

American of
REED Barna, native of Taunton, at Savannah,

Ga., aged about 22 years. American of
Ebenezer, son of Thomas, in 4th year,
M. , of Brooklyn, drowned from U. S.

Ship Cyane. at sea. American of
REED A Ipheus, first officer of brig Mary Ann,

aged 30 years, at St. Croix, W. I.,
Caroline Louisa, daughter of Thomas, aged 5

years,
Sarah Ann, daughter of Hanson, at Paw-
tucket, aged 16 months.
Miss Phillis (colored), aged 64 years,
Mrs. Catharine, widow of Gen. Jacob, of

South Carolina, at New York. American of
- Mary, wife of Amos M., eldest daughter of

Thomas Drowne, of New Market, N H.,

aged 23 years, at Pawtucket,
Miss Betsey, at Hampton, Ct.,aged 50 years.

American of
Arnold, at Attleboro, in 49th year.
Delight, wife of Elijah, daughter of late Dea.

John Brown, at Rehoboth,
Elizabeth, widow of George, at Taunton, aged

89 years,
Elizabeth, widow of Ichabod, at Attleboro, in

92d year,
James, of Rhode Island at Boston, aged 36

years. American of
Major Noah, at Seekonk, aged 43 years,
Joseph, at Taunton, aged 72 years. American

of

Midshipman John, at Thompson's Island
Delight, daughter of Elijah A., at Rehoboth,

in 20th year,
John, formerly of Smithfield, at Mendon, in

91st year, of Society of Friends,
Mrs. Mary, wife of Nathan D., at Middleboro.

m 4 2d year.

Aug, 6, 1819
Aug. 30. I§i9

Dec. 25, 1819

March 26, 1820

April 8, 1820

April 25, 1820

Aug. 15, 1820
Nov. 15, 1820

Jan. 5, 1821

March 16, 1861

April 16, 1821

June 27, 1821
Aug. 23, 1821

June 1 1, 1822

June 12, 1822

Sept. 13, 1822
Sept. 21, 1822

Oct. 27, 1822

Dec. 19, 1822

April I, 1823

May 23, 1823
July 9, 1823

July 25, 1823
Aug. 29, 1823

Sept. 28, 1823

Nov. 26, 1823

Jan. 25, 1824

mjODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

aoi

REED Elizabeth, wife of William, Esq., aged 39

years, at Taunton. American of
Capt. Thaddeus, at Grafton, aged 72 years,

an officer in the Revolution. American of
John, a convict, in the New York Peniten-
tiary, for a recent attempt to poison Mr.

Carroll's family. American of
William, at Newport, aged 67 years, soldier

of the Revolution. American of
, daughter of William, at Taunton, aged

4 years, her clothing caught fire; lived

about 10 hours,
Chloe, wife of Joel, Esq., at Attleboro, in

69th year, joined the church in 1774,
Ellen, daughter of Andrew Barton Read, at

Warren, aged i year,
Rachel, wife of Barney, at Taunton, aged 28

years,
William, son of Abel, at Pawtucket, in 21st

year,
Eleazer, at Newport, aged 75 years,
Nathan, at Seekonk, aged 80 years,
Amos, at Attleboro, in 49th year,
Mrs. Jemima, at Dighton, in 92d year,
Jacob, at Scituate, Mass., aged 46 years. He

got up hastily in the night to attend a sick

son, his foot slipped, he fell and burst a

blood vessel, lived about 10 minutes,
Cornelia Agnes, daughter of George,
Dr. Calvin H., mernber-elect of Convention

to frame a State Constitution, near East-

ville, Va. American of
Hannah, wife of Isaac, at Woburn, aged 76

years American of
Charles Edwin, youngest son of George, in

4th year,
Eliza, wife of John G., at Saco, Me., aged 23

years. American of
John, at Newport, in 78th year,
Almira, wife of Capt. Sheffield, at Fairhaven,

aged 34 years. American of
Jane Elizabeth, daughter of Edward, Esq.,

aged 2 years, 20 days,
Samuel S., formerly of Boston, son of late

Rev. James, of Attleboro, at Warren, in

27th year,
, a young woman, cut her throat during

a religious frenzy. American of
Benjamin, at Coventry, aged 70 years.
Dr. Calvin, late member of Virginia Conven-
tion, in Virginia. American of

Feb. 6, 1824
Dec. 21, 1824

March 29, 1825
Aug. 9, 182s

Aug. II, 1825

March 3, 1826

Sept. 8, 1826

Sept. 25, 1826

Nov. 2, 1826

Nov. 9, 1826

March 7, 1827

March 12, 1827

March 15, 1827

July 18, 1828
March 10, 1829

Nov. 20, 1829

Nov. 20, 1829

Jan. II, 1830

Aug. 3, 1830
Feb. 27, 1 83 1

April 12, 1 83 1

May II, 1831

June 8, 1831

Sept. 27, 1 83 1
Dec. 20, 1 83 1

Dec. 23, 1831

502

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

REED Mirander, wife of Clement O., at North
Providence, in 26th year,
Samuel, at Fall River, aged about 76 years,
soldier of the Revolution. American of

READY Lieut. , killed on board the Guer-

riere, in action with U. S. Frigate Constitu-
tion,

REARDON Daniel, at Annapolis Royal. He
had deserted from the 60th Regiment and
was found torn to pieces by a bear. Amer-
ican of

REARICK Capt. George, of steamboat Dolphin,
near Natchez, Miss., of a fever. American
of

RECORDS Sarah, wife of Gardiner, and daugh-
, ter of late Col. Christopher Hlanding, of
Rehoboth, at Seekonk, in 41st year,

RECORD Simeon, in state prison, at Thomas-
ton. Me., a suicide. American of

RECTOR William, Surveyor General of U. S.,
near vSt. Louis, Illinois,

REDDING Calvin, at Middleboro, Mass , aged
34 years. American of

REDIENT Zalmon, aon of John, of New York,
aged 25 years, at Terre Haute, Ind.,

RED JACKET the noted chief of the Senacas,
at Indian Village, near Buffalo, aged about
80 years. His Indian name was Saguyu-
whanah (keeper awake). American of

REDMOND Lieut. Henry H., aged 21 years,
late of U. S. Army, at Washington, D. C,
aged 31 years. American of

REDWOOD William, formerly of Newport, at
Burlington, N. J.,
Sarah, widow of William, of Newport, at
Middletown, in 89th year. American of

REEDER John (colored), at Hannah's Town,
Jamaica, at an advanced age. In 1781 he
killed the noted robber. Three Fingered
Jack, who was supposed to be immune
from death. It was a very severe personal
contest. American of

REELEY , a seaman, perished in the wreck

of the schooner Quaker,

REES Rev. Abraham, D.D., F.R.S., editor of
Encyclopedia, etc., ;.t London, in 82d year,

REEVES Elizabeth, aged 17 years, murdered at
Philadelphia,
Anise, wife of William, at Bath, Eng., aged
63 years. American of

Nov. 29, 1832
Jan. 8, 1833

Aug. 19, 1812

Aug. 15, 1817

Oct. 21. 1823

Dec. 13, .1823

Dec. 31, 1824

June I, 1826

Sept. 6, 1822

Sept. — . 1823

Jan. 29, i8£o

Nov. 14, 1823

Jan. 14, 18 15

Oct. 8, 1 819

Oct. 18, 1816
March 6, 1820

June 9, 1825
Aug. 15, 1 8 10
Aug. IS, 181S

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS

503

REEVE Hon. Tapping, formerly Chief Justice
of the State, at Litchfield, Ct., aged 79
years,

Aaron Burr, Jr., son of late Aaron Burr, Esq.,
and grandson of late Judge Reeve, of whom
he is the only living descendant ; was a
member of senior class, Yale University.
His age was 20 years, at Litchfield, Ct.
American of
REEVES Clayton, drowned while out duck
shooting, near Philadelphia. American of
REICH STADT Duke of, son of Napoleon.

American of
REILLEY Esther, at Medford, N. J., murdered
by her stepson, John Reilley, Jr.,

Mary, wife of William, m 19th year,

William, in this town, in 22d year,

REINHOLD , in England, the composer,

brought as a boy from Germany by Handel.
His favorite ring had an intaglia head of
that composer ; left this to James Curtis,
and ;^5 to Sir William Blizzard, on express
condition he sever his windpipe before
burial so as to preclude bemg buried alive,
which was done. American of
REISER John, native of Holland, at the poor-
house, Mason Co., Ky.; supposed to have
come to America during the Revolutionary
War, and was, by his own account, 115
years oid. He lived between 40 and 50
days without eating anything. American
of
RELF Samuel, at Philadelphia, aged 47 years,
editor of Philadelphia Gazette. American
of
REMINGTON Capt. Charles, of Pawtuxet, on
Coast of Africa ; leaves wife and several
small children. American of

Waite, widow of Capt. Peleg, at Pawtucket,
in 71st year,

Enoch, at Barrington, in 83d year,

John, Esq., at Coventry, in 39th year; leaves
wife and 8 children. American of

Capt. Henry H., at Johnston, suddenly, aged
26 years,

Daniel, at Coventry, suddenly, in 36th year.
American of

Judge Thomas, at Coventry, in 70th year,

Hannah, eldest daughter of the late J , at

Coventry, in 20th year,

Dec. 13, 1823

Sept. 15, 1829

Nov. 8, 1 83 1

Sept. 14, 1832

Feb. 4, 1812

March 29, 181 3

May 19, 1813

May 17, 1816

Sept. 3, 1830
Feb. 21, 1823

March 16, 1810

Nov. I, 1 8 10
June u, 181 I

June 10, 1814

Oct. 30, 1 814

July u, 1815
Aug. II, 1817

Aug. 16, 1817

504

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

REMINGTON Mrss Elizabeth, at Johnston, in
SQth year, *■

Freelove, daughter of John, of Coventry, at
Providence, ag:ed 19 years,

Capt. Thomas, at Pawtuxet, in 6ist year, a
nautical commander (Masonic honors),

Charles, son of the late Capt. Charles, of Paw-
tuxet, in 2isf year, at Savannah, Ga.,

Benedict, at Pawtucket, in 64th year. Amer-
ican of

Mary, widow, at Seekonk, in 87th year,

Sarah, daughter of late Joseph, of Scituate,
at Cranston, in 68th year,

John, at Johnston, in 44th year. American
of

Phebe, at Cranston, in 46th year,

Martha, wife of William, at Pawtuxet, aged
37 years,

Mary, daughter of late John, of Coventry,
aged 19 years,

Mrs. Anna, at Coventry,

Richmond ; killed his wife and himself, at
Coventry, near Arkwright. They leave 7
children,

Margaret, wife of Hon. Henry, at Apponaug,
in 62d year,

Hannah, wife of Charles, and daughter of
Elisha Tew, formerly of Jamestown, R. I.,
at Blanford, Mass., aged 38 years,

Mrs. Elizabeth, at Johnston, in 94th year,

William Rice, son of James E., Esq., in 21st
year, at Warwick. American of

Henry, son of Tiddiman H., at Mendon,
Mass., aged 22 years ; snot himself with a
horseman's pistol. American of

Margaret, wife of John, at Warwick, aged 29
years. American of

Samuel Austin, infant son of Samuel W., at
Rehoboth, aged 5 months,

Benjamin, of Rhode Island, at New York,
aged Si years, in the hospital. American
of

Mfs. Sarah, widow of Thomas, Esq., at War-
wick, in 92d year. She was formerly Miss
Sarah Crawford, of Providence. Her im-
mediate descendants by her first husband,
Capt. Silas Cooke, were 7, four of which
now living, aged 69, 67, 61, 59. Her living
descendants are no, 13 ot which are in the
Jth generation,

Oct. 19, 1817

Jan. 26, 1 819

Feb. IS, 1819

Nov. 3, 1819

Dec. 21, 1819
Oct. 10, 1820

Nov. II, 1820

Dec. 15, 1820
Feb. 4, 1822

June II, 1822

Nov. 8, 1822
Dec. 8, 1822

May 26, 1823
Sept. 19, 1823

Dec. 28, 1823
April 8, 1824

July 23, 1824

March 29, 1825
April 8, 1825
Feb. 22, 1826

March 17, 1826

July 27, 1826

RHODE ISLA.ND AMERICAN-DEATHS 505

REMINGTON Mrs. Sarah, widow of Thomas, of

and at Warwick, formerly Sarah Crawford,

of Providence, in her 920! year. Her imme-
diate descendants by her first husband,

Capt. Silas Cooke, were 7, four of whom

are now living, aged 69, 67, 61 and 59.

The whole number of her descendants is

no, thirteen of whom are of the fifth

generation, - July 27, 1826

Samuel S., drowned near Warwick Neck,

aged 30 years. American of Sept. 5, 1826

Mary Ann, infant daughrer of Henry, at

Warwick aged 19 months. American of July 18, 1828

Charles, son of Phinehas, aged 17 years,

killed by a jamb between two boats, at

Charleston Bridge, Mass. American of Sept. 2, 1828

Mrs. .Amey, ai Warwick, in 8ist year, April 14, 1830

Phebe, wife of John, at Jamestown, aged

69 years. American of Feb. 18, 183 1

Thomas, at Coventry, in 97th year, Dec. 20, 1831

Catherine, eldest daughter of James, dec, at

Warwick, Feb. 19, 1832

Mary J., daughter of Col. Peter B., at Johns-
ton, in 22d year. May 29, 1832
George T., at North Providence, in 22d year, Oct. 29, 1832
RENNIE James, an eminent engineer, in Eng-
land, aged 64 years. Waterloo Bridge,
London and tne Plymouth Breakwater were

under his construction. American of Dec. 4, 1821

RENOVALES General , at Moro Castle,

Havana; had resided a number of years at

New Orleans, returned to Havana and

was there arrested with others for con-
spiracy against the government, May 22, 1820
RENSHAW William, formerly proprietor of

Mansion House Hotel, Philadelphia, at

Long Branch, aged 53 years. American of April 2, 1824
RENSSALAER Gen. Henry K., at Albany, N.

Y., in 73d year. American of Sept. 20, i8i6

RESTAUT the grammarian, at Pans, his hobby

was the conjugation of the irregular verb.

American of March 24, 1815

REVERE Rachel, wife of Paul, Esq., at Boston,

aged 68 years, June 26, 1813

Paul, at Boston, aged 83 years. American of May 15, 1818

Rosamond, wife of Capt. John, in this town,

in 31st year, Aug. 19, 1812

Capt. Jonathan, of New York, at Providence, Oct. iS, 1814

Allen, of North Kingstown, a seaman on ship

Packet, of this port, at New Orleans, July 22, 18 15

Mary, at Bristol, in 80th year, July 28, i8i6

506

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

REYNOLD Richard, died at Chettenham, Eng.,

aged 70 years,
REYNOLDS Richard, a Friend, at Bristol, Eng.
His annual gift to the poor was ;^5,ooo,
died at Chittenham, Eng. American of

Solomon, native of Providence, at Charles-
ton, S. C. aged 33 years,

Hon. Joseph, at Bristol, formerly member of
Town Council and of the Supreme Court
of the State,

Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Thomas, in 56th year,

Capt. Benjamin, at Wickford, in 66th year.
American of

Mehitable, widow of John, at North Kings-
town, in 96th year. American of

Benjamin, at Newport, aged 75 years,

Esther, wife of William, Esq., at Wickford,
aged about 67 years. American of

Joseph, at Little Rest, aged 63 years,

Jacob, at Cumberland, in 34th year,

Martha G., daughter of Joseph, at South
Kingstown, aged 39 years,

Susan S., wife of Thomas, daughter of late
Benjamin Dunham, formerly of Newport,
at Providence, in 5fst year,

, aged 22 years, executed for murder of

Capt. Wert, at New York. American of

Stephen, at Exeter, in 77th year; had been
40 years Town Clerk ending in June 1824,

Martha Deane, daughter of Capt. John, aged
4 years,

Almy, daughter of Ira, at Hopkinton, aged
6 years,

Thomas, aged 70 years ; was sitting in his
chair when he fell to the floor lifeless,

Ruth, wife of George W., at North Kings-
town, in 29th year,

Willmm B., aged 22 years,

Mary Eliza, only child of William, Jr., at
Bristol, aged 3 years, 7 months,

Mary, wife of Jonathan, and daughter of late
Jonathan Peck, Esq., at Bristol, aged 63
years,

Mrs. Hannah, widow of Benjamin, at New-
port, aged 84 years. American of

Lydia, wife of Stephen D., at Providence, in
26th year,
RHEA John, of Tennessee, a M. C. from that
state, aged 79 years,

Sept. 10, 1 816

Nov. 22, :8i6
Sept. 10, 1 817

Oct. 10, 1818
Jan. 24, 1 820

Feb. 25, 1820

March 26, 1820
April 22, 1822

Sept. 10, 1822

March 21, 1823

Aug. 27, 1823

June 15, 1824

Nov. 6, 1825

Nov. 22, 1825

Jan. 12, 1826

May 21, 1826

March 29, 1827

Aug. 3, 1827

Aug. 29, 1828
Nov. 3, 1828

Jan. I, 1829

April 15, 1831

Jan. 3, 1832

Aug. 22, 1832

May 27, 1832

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS 507

RHEELMAN George, born in Germany, March

8, 1707, married in 1740, came to America

in 1748 ; has been a soldier and served in

German Campaign's ; served in America in

1756 and the Revolution ; had 7 children,

two only now living, a son and daughter,

the son is 76 and appears older than his

father ; the old man is now living at Guild-

erland, N. Y., and in good health. Amer-
ican of Feb. 25, 1817
RHODA Lewis, Mr. Fulton's chief engineer.

He became entangled in the works of the

new Brooklyn Steamboat Nassau and so in-
jured as to cause death, at New York.

American of May 20, 1814

Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of Capt. Anthony, in

this town, in 91st year, Feb. 6, 1809

RHODES Capt. Arnold, son of Capt. William,

at Burrillville, suddenly, aged 38 years, Dec. 29, 181 1

John, at Pawtuxet, aged 46 years, Jan. 22, 1810

John Rice Arnold, son of James, Esq., at Paw-
tuxet, in 17th year, Feb. 17, i8ii
Freelove C, youngest daughter of William

N., at North Providence, aged 3 years, 8

months, Feb. 21, 18x1

Caroline, infant daughter of Thomas, Feb. 6, 1816

Sarah, wife of William, Esq., daughter of

Christopher Champlain, late of Charles-
town, at Westerly, in 58th year, Feb. 26, 1817
Ebenezer, at Boston, aged 43 years, late editor

Independent Chronicle. American of Aug. 28, i8ig

Ann, widow of Joseph, at Pawtuxet, in 88th

year. American of Sept. i, 18 18

Henry Augustus, only surviving son of the

late Dr. Joseph W., at Gaudaloupe, W. I.

American of Nov. 3, 1818

Capt. James, aged 50 years, Dec. 6, 181 8

Phebe. wife of Robert, Esq., at Pawtuxet, in

76th year. May 31, 1819

Peleg, at Pawtuxet, in 26th year, military

honors, July 1 1, 1819

Sally Ann, daughter of Capt. Benjamin, at

Pawtuxet, in 34th year, Sept. f, 1820

Thomas R., of Newport, son of Gen. William,

of Westerly, at Newbern, N. C. Amer-
ican of Oct. 31, 1820
Dick (colored), froze to death near Pawtuxet ;

was a pensioner and assisted Barton in

capturing Prescott. American of Jan. 30, 1821

508

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

RHODES Robert, Esq., at Pawtuxet, in 79th

year,
Fidelia, daughter of Daniel, at Pawtuxet,

aged 13 months,
Waite, daughter of Daniel, at Pawtuxet, aged

2 years, 8 months,
James Fenner, son of Thomas, aged 17

months,
Samuel R., at East Greenwich, aged 30 years,
Mary P., at Pawtuxet, aged 9 years, daughter

of Capt. Daniel,
Mary Elizabeth, daughter of Capt, James,

aged 19 years,
Daniel, only son of Col. Daniel, at Pawtuxet,

aged 7 years, the fourth child he has lost

in about a year,
Mary Harris, daughter of Col. William, at

Pawtuxet, in 8th year,
Peter, at Pawtuxet, in 82d year,
Capt. William, at Burrillville, in 8ist year,
James, son of James E., aged 9 months,
Capt Sylvester, at Cranston, in 44th year,
Melinda, wife of Amasa, at Ashford, Ct., aged

26 years American of
Elizabeth, widow of Capt William, at Burrill-
ville, in 8 1 St year,
Edward, youngest son of Capt. Malachi, at

Pawtuxet, in 28th year,
Christopher, late of Newport, at New York,

in 46th year. His remains were brought

to Westerly to his paternal residence for

burial,
Amelia Cooke, infant daughter of Thomas H.,
Capt. Arnold, of Pawtuxet, aged 51 years, at

sea, on board the brig Cincinnatus, on

passage from Mobile to New Orleans,
Sally, widow of Capt. James, in S3d year,
Capt. Charles, at Pawtuxet, in 46th year,
William Perry, infant son of Thomas H., of

Providence, at Johnston,
Frederick Augustus, son of Peleg A., aged

10 months,
Eliza, wife of Edward S., at North Provi-
dence, aged 33 years,
Capt. Malachi, at Pawtuxet, in 84th year,
Amos J., in .j2d year,
Josephine Eliza, infant daughter of Peleg A.,

at Providence, aged 12 months,
Anna Elizabeth, daughter of James T., at

Warwick, aged 13 months,
Capt. James P., at Pawtuxet, in 60th year.

March 25, 1821

July II, 1821

July 13, 1821

Aug. 7, 1 82 1
Aug. 25, 1822

Aug. 28, 1822

Sept. 18, 1822

Oct. 27, 1822

Nov. 9, 1822

March 16, 1823

June 30, 1823

Sept. 4, 1823

Oct. 3, 1823

May 7, 1824

Oct. 2, 1824

Dec. I, 1824

March 25, 1825
April 13, 1826

June 20,
Nov. 10,
May 13,

Nov. 15,

Oct. 4,

IVfay 8,

Feb. 12,

March 13,

1826
1826
1827

1827

1830

1831
1832
1832

April 14, 1832

Aug. 6,
Dec. 26,

1832
1832

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS

509

RICARDO David, Esq, member of Parliament,
in England ; was a Jew. He amassed a
fortune of near ^5,000,000, with which he
retired. American of
RICE Henry, of East Greenwich, late of brig
Hunter, of this port, at St. Croix,

Mrs. Susannah, at Brookfield, Mass., aged 80
years. She was a lineal descendant from
Ppregrime White, the first male child born
in Plymouth Colony. American of

Thomas, Jr., youngest son of Thomas, Esq.,
formerly of Warwick, at Clarendon, Ct.,
aged 35 years.

Catherine, at Coventry, in 17th year, daugh-
ter of the late Tibbitts Rice,

Hon. Thomas, at Warwick, in 79th year,

Joseph H., of Warwick, aged 19 years, at sea,
on board ship Asia,

Joseph H., at Canton, China, on board ship
Asia, in 20th year ; was of Warwick,

Col. Asa, at Shrewsbury, Mass., aged 82
years ; soldier of the Revolution, died sud-
denly in his bed,

Alice, wife of Benjamin, at Arkwright Vil-
lage, in 44th year,

William, of Pottston, N. Y., son of Thomas,
of Clarendon, Vt., formerly of Warwick,
aged about 60 years,

Thomas, at Clarendon, Vt., aged about 87
years, formerly of Warwick,

Thomas ; he sent his son into the garret to
close a window during a thunder shower,
the boy did the errand, a bolt of lightning
struck the house and killed him before he
had left the room, at Centreville, Warwick,

William R., at Pawtucket, in 26th year,

Elijah, at Shrewsbury, aged jj years,

Capt. Alfred, son of Col. Joseph, at Coventry,
aged 27 years,

Mrs. Mary, wife of John, Esq., at Boston.
American of

Joseph, aged 3 years, Feb. 15, and Benjamin
Stebbins Rice, aged 2 years, 17th, of canker
rash, only children of Caleb, at West
Springfield. American of

Charles, son of John, at Portsmouth, N. H.
He drank a large dose of spirits camphor,
lived two days. American of

Rev. John H., D. D., President of Union The-
ological Seminary, Virginia. American of

Nov. 25, 1823
May 31, 1810

Oct. 6, 1815

March 15, 1816

Oct. 10, 1817
March 16, 1822

Sept. 10, 1822

Sept. — , 1822

Aug. 4, 1823
Jan 9, 1825

Feb. 4, 1825
April 21, 1825

June 19, 1825

Dec. 22, 1826

Jan. 3, 1827

Oct. 30, 1828

Nov. 17, 1829

March i, 1831

Sept. 2, 1 83 1
Sept. 20, 1 83 1

510

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

RICH Mary, wife of Thomas, at Lynn, Mass., of
Society of Friends. American of

Barzillai, Jr., late 2d mate of ship Louisa, of
this port, was of Bristol, Me. American of

Hon. Charles, M. C. from Vermont, aged 55
years. American of

Gilbert, formerly of Providence, at Brooklyn,
Ct.,

John, at New York, killed in an affray on
Ann Street,
RICHARDS Thomas, of Sheffield, Mass., in this
town, in 26th year,

George, formerly of Portsmouth, N. H., at
Philadelphia, member Society of Universa-
lists.

Sarah, wife of John, at Newport, in 67th year.
American of

Rev. William, LL.D., at Lynn Regis, Eng.,
aged 72 years. American of

Madeline H., wife of Jesse, daughter of late
William Manchester, in 23d year,

John, at Newport, aged 70 years,

Luther, at Attleboro, aged 64 years. Amer-
ican of

Rev. James, missionary at Tillepally, Island
of Ceylon,

Dr G. M., son of Nathaniel, Esq., of New
York, aged 21 years; had been to Provi-
dence with a view of settlement ; was at-
tacked with a violent fever,

Josiah Draper, son of Ira, at Attleboro, aged
3 years. American of

Jesse, at Attleboro, in 66th year,

Guy, native of and at New London, Ct., aged
J"] years,

Col. William, at New London, Ct., aged 81
years. American of

Lucy, at Fall River, aged 54 years,

Sarah E., only daughter of Reuben, Jr., at
Boston, aged 14 years. American of

Abel, at Dedham, in 94th year,

Edwin Perry, son of Elihu G., at Bristol, aged
I year, g months,
RICHARDSON Charles, at Uxbridge, aged
about 22 years. American of

Ebenezer, Jr., aged 21 years, perished in the
burning ot the house at Littleton, N. H.,

Abigail, wife of Jacob, Esq , and daughter of
the late Capt. Elnathan Hammond, at New-
port, in 79th year,

May 21, 1824
Sept. 21, 1824

Oct. 26, 1824

May I, 1826

Sept. 24, 1823

Aug. I r, 1810

March 2, 1814

July 30, 1 816

Jan. 12, 1819

May 3, 1 82 1
May 8, 1822

Jan. 17, 1823

Aug. — , 1823

Jan. 27, 1824

Feb. 13, 1824
Nov. 18, 1824

Feb. 20, 1825

March 22, 1825
Jan. 24, 1827

May 17, 1831
Jan. 18, 1832

Aug. 9, 1832

Aug. 23, 1814

Oct. 7, 1815

Sept. 17, 1816

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

511

RICHARDSON Herbert, Jr., of Lynnfield,
drowned in the lateJreshet, in attempting
to pass the causeway in Shawlteen river,
Andover, with his affianced. American of

Jacob, Esq., at Newport, aged 83 years, for-
merly postmaster at this place. American
of

Thomas (colored), lost in the wreck of ship
Helen, at sea. American of

Mrs. Nancy, at Bristol, aged about 50 years
American of

Ebenezer, at Newport, aged 46 years. Amer-
ican of

Dr. Abijah, at Medway, aged 70 years ; was
a surgeon in the Revolution and member
of the Cmcinnati,

Charles, at Milbury, Mass., aged 38 years,

Joseph, Esq., at Uxbridge. American of

Mary, wife of Dr. William, daughter of late
Job Almy, of Newport, at Portsmouth,

. suddenly, aged 34 years,

Mrs. Dorcas, at Newport, aged 86 years,

Jacob, Esq., at Newport, aged 56 years,

Benjamin F., son of Zaccheus, of Taunton,
at Charleston, S. C,

E T. F.. merchant, at Boston,

Stephen Pond, son of Moses, Esq., of Prov-
idence, at Omoa, on his way from Guate-
mala to the United States, in 30th year,

Ezekiel, at Brookfield, aged 85 years. Amer-
ican of

William, at Derby, Revolutionary pensioner.
American of
RICHELIEU Duke of, formerly premier of

France, very suddenly. American of
RICHMOND Nancy, wife of Hraddock, formerly
of this State, at Washington City, in 2Sth

year,

at

Mrs. Hannah, widow of Col. William
Little Compton, in 84th year,

Joshua, formerly of this town, at Little
Compton, in 42d year,

Mary N., wife of Dr. John M..at Portsmouth,
in 27th year,

Marcy, widow of Hon. Perez, late of Little
Compton, at Dighton, in 80th year. She
was a descendant from Col. Benjamin
Church, the hero of Philips War,

Dr. Benjamin, at Little Compton, in 63d year,

Henry A,, son of Samuel N., in loth year.

March 13, 1818

Oct. 13, 1818

Feb. 4, 1820

Oct. 10, 1820

July 24, i82r

May 10, 1822
Dec. 28, I 824
Feb. 15, 1825

March i2(, 1825
Feb. 15, 1826
May 20, 1827

Oct. 3, 1828
May II, 1829

Dec. 18, 1829

Oct. I, 1830

April 12, 1831

July 12, 1822

Nov. 10, 1 8 10

Jan. 5, 18 12

March 31, 1812

Dec. 26, 1 8x2

Oct. 24, 1813

Feb. 20, 18 14

March 14, 1816

512 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

RICHMOND John, at Barrington. American of May 14, 1816
Abby, daughter of Samuel N., in this town,

aged 3 years, 2 months, Nov. 6, 1816

Sarah, widow of Dr. Benjamin, at Little

Compton, in 66th year, April 7, 1817

Ann Elizabeth, daughter of Perez O., in this

town, aged 5 years. 6 months. May 3, 18 17

Zerviah, infant daughter of Galen, at this

town, aged 1 year, 3 months, Oct. 3, 1817

Russell M., son of William, Esq., of Provi-
dence, at Louisberg, Ga., in 22d year, Oct. 4, 1817
Adeline, daughter of Major Galen, Oct. 30, 1818
Ruth Nichols, wife of Braddock, and daugh-
ter of the late Capt. Aaron Sheffield, of
Newport, at Nashville, Tenn., in 35th year.
American of Aug. 10, 1819
Duke of, Governor of Canada, Aug. 28, 18 19
Gideon, at Newport, in 6ist year. Ameri-
can of May 9, 1820
Lusanna, widow of Col. Sylvester, at Dighton,

in 85th year, Dec. 19, 1820

Gilbert, at Bristol, very suddenly, for many

years a baker in that town. May t, 1821

Sarah Church, daughter of Col. Galen, aged

I year, Aug. 21, 1821

Laura Sophia, youngest child of Major Ar-

onel, aged 17 months, Sept. 13, 1821

John, of Providence, aged 40 years, at sea,

on passage from New Orleans to Sabine, Nov. — , 1821

Sally, wife of Charles, Esq , at Taunton,

in 41st year, Feb. 8, 1822

Sally wife of Seth, Jr., at Taunton, aged 53

year.s. May 26, 1822

Lydia Ann, daughter of Gideon, at Newport, Sept. 14, 1822
Seth, at Taunton, aged 65 years, Oct. 10, 1822

Abial, at Taunton, aged 76 years, April 11, 1823

Christian B., wife of Rev. William, of Bloom-
ingdale, N. Y., and daughter of Louis
Neill, of and at Philadelphia, Aug. 20, 1824

Mrs Abigail, at Dighton. Mass., at an ad-
vanced age. American of Jan. 28, 1825
Rhoda Mason, daughter of William, Esq.,

aged 26 years, March 19, 1825

Benjamin, at Rehoboth, native of Taunton,
aged 11 years, soldier of the Revolution.
American of July ,5^ igjj

Elizabeth Liscomb, daughter of Gilbert, aged

I year, 4 days, July 31, 1825

Clarissa, eldest daughter of William, 2d, aged

30 years, Nov. 10, 1825

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS 513

RICHMOND Frank, son of S. N., Aug. 9, 182;

Lydia, wife of Thomas R., at Bristol, aged 56
years, Dec. 17, 1827

Lucy, widow of Capt. John C, of Dighton,
at Providence, in S4th year, Feb. 11, i8:j8

Mrs. Deborah, in 6ist year, May 31, 1828

William, Esq., many years President of Town

Council, aged 84 years, Oct 4, 1828

Elizabeth, widow of Jeremiah, formerly of

Dighton, at Providence, in 8sth year, June 4, 1829

Clarissa, wife of William, 2d, Esq., in S8th

year. May 28, 1832

RICKEY John, shot for desertion, at Fort Miff-
lin. American of Dec. 25, 1812
RICKMAN Rev. H. J. and his wife, at Dorches-
ter, Eng.; during a storm the chimney
blew down and crushed them to death, Nov. 23, 1824
RIDANT John, killed in a duel with Samuel P.

Jarvis, in U. C. American of Aug. 15, 1817

RIDDLE Charles, at Philadelphia, from drink-
ing cold water, July 25, 1828

Elizabeth, in 13th year, at Pittsfield, Penn.,

suddenly. American of Dec. 23, 1828

RIDER Mrs. Barbara, widow of Joseph, of and

at Middletown, aged 94 years, March 21, 1814

Elijah, a child of his was burnt to death.

American of Jan.31, 1817

Capt. Philip, of Newport, in S2d year, at St.

Jagode Cuba, Dec. 15, 1818

Jacob, in Pennsylvania. His death was sin-
gular. He and his wife rstired to bed,
hearing a knocking on the door he got up
and returned a moment after to say he
must die. In five minutes he was dead.
American of Jan. 14, 1820

Mrs. widow of William, at Newport,

aged 84 years, Sept. 23, 1822

Joseph, at Middletown, in 38th year, May 8, 1823

Phebe, infant daughter of Capt. William, at

Newport, Feb. 4, 1825

Eliza, daughter of Elijah, m i8th year. Sept 17, 1824

Eunice, wife of Silas, and daughter of Will-
iam S. Peckham, at Middletown. Ameri-
can of Dec 21, 1830
RIDGELEY Charles, Jr., Esq., son of the late
Governor of Maryland, at Baltimore. Amer-
can of July 6, 1819

Lieut. William H., U. S. Army, at New Or-
leans. American of May 4, 1827

514 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

RIUGELEY Mrs. Cornelia L., of the navy,

grand-daughter of late Chancellor Living-
ston, at Washington. American of March 30, 1830
RIDLON William, aged 70 years, at Saco, Me.,

Revolutionary pensioner. American of June 15, 1830

RIEGO Gen. , executed in Spain. American

of Dec. 23, 1823

Madame, widow of Gen. Riego, executed at

Madrid, and daughter of the celebrated

Gen. Quisoga, leader of the late Spanish

Revolution, in London. American of Aug. 10, 1824

RIGGS John, Esq., at Oxford, Ct„ in 72d year,

formerly member of General Assembly, June 18, 1814

RINDGE Eliza, widow, at Hampton, Ct., aged

92 years. American of July 15, 1814

RIPLEY Mrs. , wife of Gen. , late of

U. S. Army, at Bay of St. Louis, near

New Orleans, Sept. 11, 1820

Hon. Eleazer W., native of New Hampshire,

formerly Speaker Massachusetts House of

Representatives, and Major General U. S.

Army. His wife died a few days before

him, at New Orleans. American of Nov. 10, 1820

Gen. , at New Orleans. His death be-
fore reported has been partially doubted in

several issues of this paper. He now is re-
ported alive but his wife is dead. American

of Dec. I, 1820

Rev. William B., at Lebanon, Ct., aged 54

years, pastor of Second Church. American

of Aug. 6, 1822

Major John, at Hartford, Ct., aged 85 years.

He served both in French and Revolution-
ary Wars. American of July n, 1823
Mrs. Margaret B., at Swanzey, aged 75 years, Feb. 20, 1832
RIPPEY Dr. , killed by a Mr. Blanchard,

at Alexandra, La., in a dispute over some

land, Feb. — , 1822

RITCH John W., formerly of L. L, at Provi-
dence, in 25th year, Aug. 30, 182?
RITCHIE Capt. John, of the Artillery, brother

of the editor of the Richmond Inquirer, at

Bridgewater, N. Y., killed in battle, July 25, 18 14

Joseph, Esq. He was sent by the British to

explore the Great Desert of Timbuctoo,

at Mourzerk, Afri. American of April 25, 1820

RIVERS William, at Newport, aged 42 years;

was from Columbia, S. C. American of ' July 31, 1818
Charles Williams, son of Col. Thomas, aged

I year, 5 months. May 10, 1819

RHODE ISLA.ND AMERICAN-DEATHS 515

RIVERA Hannah R., widow of J. R , of Rhode
Island, and mother of Mrs. S. Lopez, widow
of Aaron, formerly of Newport, aged lOO
years ; was a native of Port Mahon, Mi-
norca, came to this country 90 years ago.
at New York. American of Nov. to, 1820

Abraham R., formerly of Newport, at New

York, aged 60 years, Jan. 9, 1823

ROANE Agnes K., wife of John, Jr., at King
and Queen Co.. Va., killed by her husband
while beastly drunk. American of Feb. 20, i8io

John, Jr., at King and Queen Co., Va., died
in jail where he was confined for mudering
his wife, April 15, 1810

ROBBlNS Rev. Ammi R., at Norfolk, Ct., aged

^i years. American of Nov. 19, 1813

Ezekiel, formerly of New York, at Savannah,

Ga., in 27th year, Sept. 18, r8i4

John Newton, merchant, formerly of Hart-
ford, Ct., at Cincinnati, O., Feb. 9, 1823

Rev. Samuel Prince, son of Rev. Chancellor,
D. D., who for years wtiS pastor of First
Church at Plymouth, at Marietta, Ohio.
American of Oct. 3, 1823

Timothy, at Hillsborough, N. H., aged 29
years ; while loading hay in a cart he fell
backward when a stake passed completely
through the lower part of his body. Amer-
ican of Sept. 15, 1829

Hon. Edward H., Judge of Probate for Nor-
folk Co., and formerly Lieut. Gov. of the
State, at Boston, Dec. 29, 1829

Mary, wife of Hon. Asher, at Newport, aged

59 years, Nov. 15, 1831

ROBERT William, seaman, of Philadelphia ; was
one of the seamen of the John and Adam,
who assisted in saving persons from the
Sea Fox ; was drowned at sea. American
of May 28, 1822

Robert, the Hermit, aged 70, at his hermit-
age, Seekonk, April i, 1832
ROBERTS Martha,- wife of Jonathan, in Coven-
try, in 66th year, April 16, 1809

Julia, infant daughter of Dutee, of this town,

aged 7 months, at Smithfield, Sept. 6, 1816

J , from an explosion on a steamboat near

Charleston, S. C. Sept. 15, 18 16

Hannah, wife of Benjamin, from arsenic ad-
ministered by her husband. He is a native
of Lyons, France. American of April 2, 1819

516

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

ROBERTS Abby Caroline, infant daughter of

-. Dutee, aged 5 months, 16 days,

Stephen, at Franklin, Mo., from a wound by
a dish in the hands of Findley Hunter a
few days previously. American of

Mr., in England. He drew ;^6,ooo in a lot-
tery and remained in a frenzy till his death,
which was caused by a fall. American of

Jonathan, Esq., at Coventry, aged 84 years,
soldier of the Revolution and formerly
member of General Assembly,

George, at Middleton, N. H., aged 74 years,
soldier of the Revolution ; was with Paul
Jones on the Ranger,

Benjamin, at Rochester, N. Y., aged jd years ;
was soldier m the Revolution and sailed
with Paul Jones. American of

Ann Chace, infant daughter of John P., Jr.,
at East Greenwich,
ROBERTSON Samuel and his wife, drowned in
crossing the Ompompanoosuck River, in
Thetford, Vt.,

Lewis, at Patterson, N. Y., (formerly Frank-
lin) killed by lightning.

Gen. James, U S. Agent for the Chickasaw
Nation and one of the first settlers of West
Tennessee. American of

James, shot him.self after he had wounded
Thomas Jones, who it is thought may re-
cover, at Putnam Co., Ind. American of
ROBIE Mrs. Susan, at Salem, aged 44 years.

American of
ROBESHAW Judge, at Mobile, Ala. American

of
ROBEY Henry, Jr., of Boston, drowned by the
upsetting of a boat in the harbor of Wil-
mington, N C,
ROBINELL T., Esq., at Macao, in s8th year;
was first supercargo of the Netherland
Factory at Canton,
ROBINSON Thomas, in this town, in 64th year,
native of County Armagh, Ireland, 17
years a resident of this town,

Benjamin, at Attleboro, in Ssth year,

Ann, wife of Benjamin, in 29th year,

Robert, of Newport, at Charleston, S. C.
American of

Thomas, son of William T., of New York, at
Berlin, Prussia, aged 23 years. American
of

July 8, 1820

March 30, 1821

Oct. 15, 1822

Nov. 3, 1824

May 12, 1829

April 9, 1 830
Aug. 19, i83[

Jan. 1 1, 1810
May 27, 1810

Oct. 14, 1814

May 13, 1825
May 13, 1831
Nov. 12, 1819

Aug. 10, 1823

March 24, 1816

May 15, 1809
Jan. 20, 1810
April I, 1 8 10

Nov. 9, 1 8 10
May 28, 181 1

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 517

ROBINSON Betsey, wife of Preserved, at Mere-
dith, N. H., in 23d year. American of Oct. 7, 1814
Hopestill, wife of Benjamin, in this town, in

48th year [28th], June 15, 1815

James, Jr., son of James, Esq., of Boston, at

Gibraltar, aged 35 years, Oct. 2, 1815

Braddock, in this town, in 22d year, son of

Seth, of Falmouth, Mass., Nov. 18, 181 5
, widow of Enoch, at Attleboro. Amer-
ican of Jan. 16, 1 8 16
Frances, wife of the late Capt. William C, in

43d year. American of Dec. 10,1816

Sarah, wife of '1 homas, at Newport, in 83d

year. American of Aug. 5, 1817

John D., only son of Jeremiah, of Worcester,

at New Orleans, aged 25 years. American

of Oct. 10, 1817

Thomas, at Newport, in 87th year, Nov. 8, 18 17

Mary W., wife of Benjamin, in Providence, in

35th year, July 19, 1818

John R., son of the late Jesse, at South

Kingstown, Aug. 5, 1818

Edward W., of Newport, at Havana, in 21st

year, Sept. 12, 1818

Kesiah, widow of Thomas, of Providence,

near Philadelphia, aged 65 years ; was on

her way to Ohio. American of Nov. 3, 181 8

George, of Philadelphia, mariner, lately from

Savannah, at Providence, Sept. 19, 1819

Alexander S., son of Capt. Robert, at New-
port, aged 22 years. American of Oct. 12, 1819
Ezekiel, at Seekonk. American of Oct. 12, 1819

Dr. , at Mobile, Ala. American of Nov. 12, 1819

Hon. Jonathan, late Senator in Congress, at

Bennington, Vt., in 64th year. American of Nov. 19, 1819
Hopkins, of the Theatre, at New York, aged

33 years. American of Nov. 23, 1819

Maj. Gen. Thomas, of Deleware, aged 68

years ; was a Colonel in the Revolution, at

Trenton, N. J. American of Dec. I7,[i8i9

George, of Newport, at Boston, aged 19

years. American of Feb. 29, 1820

Susannah, wife of Samuel, of Attleboro and

widow of John Foster, formerly of Provi-
dence, at Attleboro, in 8ist year, June 7, 1820
Hannah, daughter of Ezekiel, at Seekonk,

aged 12 years, July 19, 1820

Adeline Augusta, daughter of Dr. Harvey,

aged 9 months, 2 days, from a scald.

American of Nov. 17, 1820

518 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

ROBINSON Wealthy, wife of John, at Rayn-

ham, aged 7i»years, Sept. 25, 1821

George, son of late George B., of Scipio, N.

Y., at Newport, Sept. 2, 1822,

Sarah, widow of Sylvester, of South Kings-
town, at New York, aged 67 years, Sept. 5, 1822
Benjamin, Jr., son of Benjamin, Esq., at

South Kingstown, aged 20 years, Nov. 29, 1823

Lucy (colored), aged 33 years, Oct. 11, 1824

Sally, wife of Dan, ac Smithfleld, aged 35

years, Nov. 13, i 824

D. W., Esq., of Deleware, aged 52 years, in

Carroccas, S. A., where he had gone for

his health, Dec. 13, 1824

Zipparah, widow of George, of Attleboro, at

Hallowell, Me., aged 75 years. American

of March 29, 1825

Nathan, of Montecello, Miss., at Cincinnati,

and next day his eldest daughter. They

were traveling for their health. Ameri-
can of June 7, 1825
Phebe, widow of George B., of Newport, at

Mendon, Mass., aged 42 years. American of Aug. 16, 1825
Mary Bowen, wife of Henry, at Somerset, Nov. 19, 1825

Matthew, Esq., at South Kingstown. Amer-
ican of Dec. 6, 1825
Dr. Samuel, formerly of Attleboro, at St.

Augustine, Fla. Feb. 17, 1826
William M., aged 23 years, formerly of Provi-
dence, at South Kingstown, March 16, 1826
, a son of William S., drowned near

Ware's Bridge, Taunton, aged 11 years, July 6, 1826

Mary S., widow of late Matthew, of South

Kingstown, at Providence, in 44th year, Jan. 9, 1828

Capt. Robert, at Newport, Aug. 3, 1828

Harriet, wife of William, at Wakefield, R. I.,

aged 21 years, Sept. 29, 1828

Lucmda (coioredj, at the asylum, p"eb. 9, 1829

Dr. Harvey, at Providence, Sept. 12, 1829

J. W,, of Wiscasset, Me., at sea, on board

schooner Selina, on her passage from New

Orleans to Covington, Miss., Oct. 30, 1829

Benjamin, at South Kingstown, aged 65 years, Jan. 20, 1830

Wanton, at South Kingstown, aged 21 years, Aug. 12, 1830
William Whitford, infant son of Christopher,

at East Greenwich, aged 5 months, 12 days, Nov. 10, 1830
Alice Ann, wife of Christopher and daughter

of Joseph G. Tillinghast, Esq., at East

Greenwich, in 23d year, Jan. i, 1831

Hon. Jonathan E., at Bennington, Vt., and

graduate of Williams College, April 27, 1831

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 519

ROBINSON Elizabeth, daughter of George B.,

at Smithfield, in 6th year,
ROBLEY Lucy Ann, daughter of George, aged

I year, Aug. 17, 1821

ROBEY Charles, native of Massachusetts, at
Detroit, Mich., aged 40 years, graduate of
Brown University, Sept. 13, 1822

ROBLIN Capt. Abraham, killed in the fall of a
bridge across the Connecticut river, at
Westmoreland, N. H. American of Sept. 29, 1820

ROCKWELL Naomi, at Hartford, Ct, aged 22
years. Her clothes took fire ; lived 12
hours. American of Feb. 20, 1829

ROCKWOOD Ebenezer, Esq., attorney at law,

at Boston, aged 33 years. American of May 12, 1815

Daniel, Esq., of Boston, attorney at law, at

St. Croix, W. L, Jan. 31, 1821

Lovicia, at Dana. She fell in a saw mill into
the crank pit, about 14 feet; caused imme-
diate death. American of July 13, 1830
Clarissa, wife of Ruf us, at Worcester, aged

40 years, April 6, 183 1

RODMAN Caleb, son of Clarke, at Newport, in

19th year, Jan. 2, i8og

Capt. William, in this town, in 5rst year, Jan. 9, 1809

Lydia, wife of Capt. William, in this town, in

31st vear, Jan. 31, 1816

Benjamin, at South Kingstown, aged 94

years. Society of Kriends, Nov. 9, 1821

Joseph, at Burlington, N. J., formerly of

Newport, in 46th year, Sept. 10, 1823

Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Capt. Walter, at New-
port, aged 84 years. American of Sept. 26, 1826
John, at Newport, aged 42 years. American

of Dec. 21, 1827

RODNEY Thomas, First Judge Superior Court,
Mississippi Ter., in Washington, Miss. Ter.
American of March 5, iSti

John, at New York, aged 19 years, midship-
man U. S. Ship of War Ontario, and only
surviving son of Hon. Croser Augustus
Rodney, of Delaware. American of Sept. 2, 1817

RODERICK John, son of Capt. Christopher, in

13th year, Jan. 2, 1825

ROE Amzi, at Orange Co., aged about 25 years,
son of David, at Minisink ; was killed by
lightning ; was under a side of a stack of
hay with a boy who was not injured or the
stack fired. American of Sept. 2, 1825

620

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

ROE , of Kingston, N. Y., killed by an ex-
plosion of a boiler on steamer Chief Justice
Marshall, in Hudson river,
ROFFEE William Weeden, son of Caleb, aged
21 months,

Sarah Catharine, infant daughter of Caleb,
aged I year, 7 months,

Caleb, in 31st year,

Sarah A., daughter of late Caleb, aged 4
years,
ROFY Mrs. Sarah, at Bristol, aged 91 years,
ROGERS Catharine, at Newport, aged 27 years,

John, Esq., in 54th year,

Dr. John, in this town (N. Y,), in 84th year,
46 years pastor of the Presbyterian Church ;
was a native of Boston, born there Aug. — ,
1727,

Sarah, at Philadelphia. Though born with-
out hands, she was noted as a painter, hold-
ing the brush in her mouth. American of

Ann, only daughter of the late Daniel, at
Newport,

Mr. , murdered by a Spaniard, near St.

Mary's, Fla. American of

Josiah, at Plymouth, Penn., aged 95 years.
American of

Elizabeth, widow of John and mother of the
Commodore, at Havre de Grace, Md.,

Nancy, at Wendall, Mass., aged 3 years.
American of

Mary Ann, daughter of John, formerly of
New York, aged 17 years, at Southampton,
L. I. American of

Edward, son of the late John, in 21st year,

Joshua Saunders, at Havana, in 42d year,
son of the late Daniel, of Newport, mer-
chant,
ROG John P., executed for piracy on board
schooner Plattsburg of Baltimore, at Bos-
ton,
ROGERS Henry W., Esq.. attorney at law, for-
merly of Norwich, Ct., at Beaufort, S. C.
American of

John, soil of John, Esq., in 29th year, gradu-
ate of Brown University, 1808,

Prudence, daughter of the late Jeremiah, at
Newport, aged 68 years,

Paul, aged 13 years. He came from Berwick,
Me., to receive an education at Friends'
School ; was drowned in the river.

April 22, 1830

Feb. 7, 1822

Dec. 17, 1825
May 2, 1829

March 22, 1831
Feb. 12, 1 82 J
July 13, 1809
July 17, 1810

May 7, 1811

Nov. 16, 1813

April 8, 1 8 14

July 7, 1815

Jan. S, 1816

Sept. 19, 1816

Dec. 20, 1816

Sept. 9, 1 8 17
Oct. 9, 1817

Jan. 17, 1819

Feb. 18, 1819

Nov. 12, 1819

March 26, 1820

June 22, 1820

June 24, 1820

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

521

ROGERS Peleg, at Mansfield, Mass., in 97th
^ year,

, a transient person, at sea, on ship Ann,

of Bristol,

Peleg, of Warren, R, I., master of brig Gov.
Hopkins, at sea.

Dr. , of Baton Rouge, at New Orleans,

of the fever. American of

Lieut. Stephen M., at Thompson's Island,

Lieut. Stephen M., of the U. S. Marine Corps,
at Thompson's Island, Key West, in 24th
year ; was a son of Rev. Dr. Rogers, of
Philadelphia, and graduate of Brown Uni-
versity 1818, and from Nassau Hall, N. J.
about

Dr. William, at Philadelphia, in 73d year ;
was first graduate of Brown University, and
last surviving Chaplain of the Revolution
and native of Rhode Island. Many years
Pastor of Baptist Church at Philadelphia,
and Professor in University of Pennsyl-
vania,

Rev. Medad, at New Fairfield, Ct., aged 74
years ; had been Pastor of the Congrega-
tional Church 38 years. American of

Mary, wife of Robert, Esq., at Newport, aged
66 years. American of

Sarah, at Newport, aged 73 years, of Society
of Friends. American of

Joseph, at Hartford, native of Newport, aged
72 years,

, son of the Commodore, drowned in the

Elizabeth River by the upsetting of the
boat,

Dr. Patrick K., Professor of Chemistry and
Natural Philosophy in University of Wil-
liam and Mary, Virginia, at Ellicots Mills,
Va., in 5 2d year,

Jererniah, at Taunton, aged 63 years.

Patience, wife of George, daughter of Dea.
William Taggart, at Middletown, aged 30
years,

Colonel, aged 17 years, son of Abner, at Cov-
entry,

Mrs. Mary, at New Braintree, aged 80 years.
American of

Harriet Robbins, daughter of George A., in
13 th year,
RODGERS Capt. , brother of the Com-
modore, died on Brazil Coast, aged about
45 years. American of

Aug. 20, 1820

April 17, 1 82 1

June 17, 1822

Oct. II, 1822
Sept. 27, 1823

Oct. I, 1823

April 7, 1824

Sept. 14, 1824

Dec. 7, 1824

March 22, 1825

Dec. 31, 1825

April 6, 1828

Aug. 2, 1828
June 14, 1829

June 8, 1830

March i, 1831

May 17, 1 83 1

June 3, 1831

July 27, 1832

522

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

ROGERS Capt. Jason, of New London, Ct., at
Providence, aged 73 years,

ROGERSON Daniel, son of the late Dr. ,

of Attleboro, in this town, in iSth year,
Alfred, son of Capt. John, at Rehoboth, in

23d year,
Minerva, wife of Robert, at Boston, aged 36
years,
ROLFE Rev. Benjamin, Congregational Minister,
at Parsonfield, Me. He graduated in I777
in class with Rufus King. American of

ROLLINS Miss , of Bristol, at Trinidad,

W. L American of
ROMAN Zennn, brother of the Governor Elect
of Louisiana, at New Orleans,

Mrs. , mother of the Governor Elect of

Louisiana, at New Orleans,
ROMER Mr. of the theatre, at New York, sui-
cide. American of
ROMAYNE Major James, S. B. of U. S Artil-
lery, at New York, aged 28 years. Ameri-
can of
ROMEYNA Rev. John B., at New York,
ROMREIL Mrs. Mary, aged 8i years, 7 months,
ROOD Joseph N., killed in a quarrel with his
brother-in-law, John Sawyer, at Auburn,
N. Y. American of
ROOKE Patrick, drowned in New York Harbor,
ROOT Hon. Jesse, at Coventry, Ct., aged 85
years,
Julia, aged 14 years, at Ludlow, from her

clothes taking fire. American of
Amasa, at Norfolk, Ct., murdered. American
of
ROSA RIO Jacob (colored), aged 54 years, native

of the East Indies,
ROSE Rt. Hon. George, Treasurer of the Navy
and Clerk of Parliament since 1790, in
England. American of
Maria, wife of William, at New Shoreham,

aged 21 years,
Moses, at New Shoreham, aged 59 years,
Joshua, at New Shoreham, aged 32 years,
Mrs. F. T., at Huntsville, Ala.; was sister

of late President Madison. American of
James, of Rhode Island, at New York Hos-
pital,
Sally, wife of John, and daughter of Paul
Whitman, at Middletown, aged 40 years,

Sept. 18, 1832

.March 25, 1809

Oct, 2, 1820

April 21, 1825

Dec. 30, 1 817

Sept. 14, 1821

Oct. 15, 1830

Oct. 16, 1830

July 6, 1819

Sept. 25, 1 81 8
Feb. 22, 1825
Dec. 27, 18 18

April 21, 1815
Dec. 20, 1808

March 29, 1 822

June 28, 1823

Nov. IS, 1831

Jan. 2, 1828

March 24, 1818

Dec. I, 1820

March 7, 1821

May 2, 1823

Nov. 20, 1823

Dec. 25, 1823

May 30, 1824

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 523

ROSE Charles, at Bristol, aged about 30 years;

was found in a fever and deranged ; said he

was a native of Scituate, Mass., and had a

brother Rowland of Watertown, Mass., June 7, 1824
Isaac, at Cumberland, in 78th year. Ameri-
can of Dec. 20, 1825
, ship carpenter, injured by an explosion

of a boiler on steamer Chief Justice Mar-
shall, in Hudson River, (died next day) April 22, 1830
James, at North Kingstown, aged 86 years. May 3, 1830
Capt. Alexander F"., late member of Virginia

Convention, in Virginia. American of Dec. 23, 1831

ROSER Antonio, one of the crew of the Hippo-

memes, of New York, executed at Curra-

coa for the murder of Nicholas Anderson.

His body was afterwards placed \n chains, Dec. 5> 1816

Mathais, printer, at Philadelphia. American

of Jan. 8, 1833

ROSEWAINE Edward, executed for piracy, at

Boston, June 15, 1820

ROSS Prof. John, LL D., Prof, of Languages

in King's University, Aberdeen. His

death was occasioned by swallowing a

spider in a glass of claret. His stomach

upon dissection was found much distended

and ulcerated. Jan — , 1777

James, seaman, at New York. American of May 10, i8ii

George, eldest son of Hon. James, drowned

in crossing Turtle Creek, near Pittsburg,

Pa., Feb. 10, 1814

Nathan, at Anson, Me., his house caught fire

and wife and 3 children perished, Jan. 12, 1823

Lydia, wife of Sanford, in 50th year, Jan. 7, 1825

David R., of Philadelphia, in 23d year, on

board brig Hercules, in the South West

Pass, La. In August or September last he

rescued Miss Cooper from drowning, he

took such a severe cold from this act that

it developed consumption from which he

died. May u, 1829

Eliza, executed at London, Eng., for burking

a woman of 80 years. American of Feb. 28, 1832

ROSSEAU Augustus Van Dyke, killed by his

brother Clement while drunk, in Buck's

Co. Penn. American of Dec. 10, 1830

ROSSITER Maria S., only daughter of Nathan-
iel, Esq., of New Haven, at Providence,

aged 17 years, Aug. 20, 18 19

ROSSETER Abigail, wife of Nathaniel, daugh-
ter of late Col. Knight Dexter, of Provi-
dence, at Pomfret, Ct., aged 50 years, July 23, 1826

524

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

ROTCH Francis, Esq., at New Bedford, aged 71
years. American of
Thomas, of Kendall, O., son of the venerable
William, Sen., of New Bedford, at Mt.
Pleasant, O., aged 57 years,
Elizabeth, wife of William, Sen., at New Bed-
ford, in goth year, of Society of Friends,
EHzabeth, wife of William, at New Bedford,

aged 69 years, of Society of P'riends,
Elizabeth, wife of William, Jr., at New Bed-
ford, in 69th year, of Society of Friends,
William, at New Bedford, native of Nan-
tucket, in 94th year. He commenced whale
fishery at Dunkirk in 1790, but soon trans-
ferred it to England on account of the
French Revolution. In 1794 he returned
to this country and has since resided at
New Bedford. American of

ROUGH , apprentice to Mr. Huff, killed by

lightning near Milledgeville, Ga.,
ROULSTONE Lavinia, at Morristown, aged 20
years, killed by lightning. Her obituary
says she wore corselets braced with steel,
and these helped to draw the lightning.
American of
ROUNCE John, at Foster, aged 34 vears,
ROUNDS John, in this town, in 25thyear,

Amos, at Rehoboth, in 59th year,
ROUND Ghace, of this town, at Wilmington, N.
G., in 39th year,
Ghace, at Rehoboth, in 76th year. He had
1 1 children, 76 grand and 20 great-grand-
children ; had been 46 years deacon in
Baptist Ghurch,
ROUNDS Abiah, daughter of Rufus, Esq., at
Rehoboth, in 9th year. American of
Mary, widow of James, al Smithfield, aged

56 years,
Anna, wife of Oliver, at Warren, in 79th

year.
Elder Sylvester, at Rehoboth, aged 45 years.
American of
ROUND Rufus, Esq., aged 43 years, formerly

postmaster of Rehoboth, at Taunton
ROUNDS Mrs. Prudence, at Rehoboth, aged 85
years,
Oliver, at Warren, aged 79 years,
Abby, wife of Richard, in 46th year,
Gapt. Peleg, at Foster, aged 68 years,
Miss Phebe, at Scituate, aged 16 years

May 28, 1822

Sept. 14, 1823

May 14, 1824

Jan. 30, 1828

Feb. 6, 1828

May 23, 1828
March 28, 18 13

Sept. 17, 181 1
Feb. 6, 1829
Jan. 5, 1811
Feb. 3, 1 8 14

Jan. 30, 1818

June 15, 1821

Sept. 17, 1S19

Nov. 20, 1820

Nov. 20, 1 82 1

Nov. 5, 1824

March 17, 1825

Oct. 27, 1825

Nov. 7, 1825

Jan. 19, 1826

May 13, 1827

Oct. 6, 1828

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS 525

ROUNDS Richard, aged 49 years, very suddenly, Aug. 8, 1830

, drowned from the wharf. American oi Sept. 6, 1831

Mary, widow of Seth, in 44th year, Feb. 11, 1832

ROUNTREE Joseph, suicide while in prison for
counterfeiting, at North Carolina. Amer-
ican of Jan. 10, 1817

ROUNDTREE Mrs. Waitstill, daughter of Abel
Allen, ot Providence, at Lansalle, Ga., aged
23 years, Nov. 2, 1822

ROtJNSAVELL Nathaniel, Esq., in 40th year,
native of New Jersey and one of the found-
ers of the Alexandria Herald, at Alexandria,
D. C, Jan. 31, 1826

ROUSE Col. William, Jr., at Charleston, aged

42 years. American of Aug. 13, 1824

Charles B., Esq.; said to have been killed by
Sam Samuels who was hung for the crime
at Columbia, Mo., but who said he was in-
nocent of the crime. American of Jan. 13, 1832

ROUSMANIERE Lewis, Esq., formerly editor
Newport Mercury and member of General
Assembly, at Newport. American of May 9, 1820

ROW , a youth, killed by the falling sand

bank, March 4, 18 17

ROWE John, Esq., aged 47 years, formerly mem-
ber of Senate of Massachusetts from Essex
Co., at Quincy, May 24, 1812

Horace, at Rowe, aged 17 years. He skinned

a fox last April that died of hydrophobia, Jan. 30, 18 17

ROWELL Thomas, at Salem, aged 54 years ; fell
into the water while eeling ; was so chilled
that he lived but a short time. American
of Feb. 8, 183 1

ROWLEY Mr. , of Hamilton St., Albany,

N. Y His son, a lad of 16 years of age,
ran against a pile of wood and so wounded
himself that he lived but a few hours, Nov. 30, 1814

Timothy, at Urbana, N. Y., a soldier of the

Revolution, aged 83 years. American of Oct. 16, 1829

Mr. , a foreigner, found dead in the Ox-
ford woods ; supposed to have died in July
last. American of Oct. 30, 1829

RUDDER , said to have been killed by his

daughter ; was apt to be drunk and quarrel-
some, at Norfolk, Va. American of Aug. 12, 1825

RUDEN Hannah, wife of Alexander, formerly
of Providence, at New York, in 4gth year.
American of Aug. 12, 1823

RUGGLES Harriet, daughter of Benjamin, Esq.,

at Newport, in i8th year. American of Sept. 25, 1818

526

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

RUGGLES Benjamin, Esq., merchant, at New-
port, in 47th year,

Hon. Nathaniel, at Roxbury, Mass., aged 58
years ; for last 6 years has been M. C.
American of

Azubah, widow of Benjamin, Esq., at New-
port. American of

Timothy, drowned in a pond at Rutland,
Mass., by sinking of the boat,

William Henry, son of Nathan, aged 2 years,
10 months, 22 days,

Major John, at Rutland, Vt., aged 55 years.
American of

Capt. Spooner, late of brig Independence of
Providence, at sea, on passage home from
Surinam, in brig Hope, bound for Boston,

Capt. Spooner, of this town, at sea, on pass-
age home from Surinam, aged 50 years,

RUMNEY Mns. , a widow, at Boston, aged

74 years. She tripped on a carpet and
fell into the fire,
RUMREILL Thomas, Esq., at Newport, aged
"J^ years. American of

RUPP Lieut. , U. S. Army; report of his

death is contradicted. American of
RUSH Sarah Maynadier, eldest daughter of
Richard, Esq., U. S. Minister to London.
American of

Hon. Jacob, at Philadelphia, aged 74 years,
President Court of Common Pleas for the
County. American of

Julia, eldest daughter of Richard, Esq. , the
U. S. Minister to England, at London,

Benjamin, Jr., son of Dr. Benjamin, of Phila-
delphia, at New Orleans,

Robert, at Albany, aged 45 years, of cholera.
American of
HUSHWORTH William S , native of Wakefield,

in Yorkshire, Eng., in 27th year,
RUSS Azariah, at Ashford, Ct., aged 85 years,

Mercy, widow of Azariah, at Ashford, Ct.,
aged 84 years,
RUSSELL Martha Ann, daughter of Capt. Wil-
liam, in this town, aged 2 years, 3 months,

Nancy, wife of John W., at Bristol, in 36th
year,

Sylvia, wife of Hon. Jonathan, in this town,
in 30th year,

Winslow, executed at Troy, N. Y., for the
murder of Michael Bockus,

Dec. II, 1818

Dec. 28, 1819

April 18, 1820

July 5, 1825

July 29, 1825

March 18, 1831

May 7, 1 83 1
May 7, 1 83 1

Jan. 2, 1 83 1

Sept. 6, 1814

Dec. 14, 1 82 1

June IS, 1819

Jan. 2[, 1820

June 30, 1822

Dec. 17. 1824

July 27, 1832

June II, 1821
Feb. 25, 1824

March 3, 1824

April 30, 1810

Sept. 5, 1810

July 10, 181 1

July 19, 1811

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

527

RUSSELL Sylvia, wife of Hon. Jonathan, the
present U. S. Minister to France ; an obitu-
ary in number of July 23, July 12, 181 1

John, in this town, in 77th year, July 8, 1813

John W., at Bristol, in 44th year, Aug. 20, 1814

Rachal Gould, infant daughter of Daniel, of
this town. American of Sept. 27, 1814

Henry, merchant, in this town, in 5 2d year,
of Society of Friends, July i, 181 5

Jonathan, at Bristol, in 79th year, at Bristol, July r7, 1815

Barnabus, at Dartmouth, Mass., aged 64

years. American of April 30, 18 16

Noadiah, at Thompson, Ct., in 58th year, May 30, 181 7

William, Esq., aged 83 years, at Brancepeth

Castle, Eng. American of Sept. 12, 1817

Robert, shot in his room, at Augusta, Ga., May 5, 1819

Capt. Thomas H., of Bristol, at Matanzas,

in 28th year, July 22, 1819

Mary C, wife of Samuel, at Middletown, Ct., Sept. 4, 1819

Ephraim, native of Stowe, Mass., at Provi-
dence, Feb. 3, 1820

Capt. Jeremiah, Jr., (of the Rebecca Ann, of
Baltimore), in 31st year, son of Jeremiah,
formerly of Providence, at Matanzas, July — , 1821

Capt , of ship Hero, of New Bedford ;

was shot by pirates four days after his cap-
ture, Oct. 22, 1 82 1

Joseph, formerly of Providence, at Pomfret,

Ct., aged 64 years, May 22, 1822

William, of U. S. Ship Franklin, from a fall
from the foretop-mast sail yard American
of July 9, 1822

Nancy, at Bristol, aged 75 years, May 22, 1823

Rebecca H , infant daughter of Daniel, July 16, 1823

Col. William, in 86th year, Feb. 10, 1825

Anne, wife of Laden, and daughter of Ben-
jamin Cozzens, dec, late of Providence, at
Northbridge, Mass., in 63d year, April 18, 1825

Charles Augustus, son of Capt. William, aged

about I year, Sept. 30, 1825

Mary Alice, wife of William Henry, and only

daughter of Philip Crapo, in 24th year, Jan. i, 1826

Helen, infant daughter of William H., aged
4 months, Jan. 30, 1826

John, at Warwick, aged 68 years, March 7, 1826

Frances, widow of Joseph, in 80th year, April i, 1827

Rachal, wife of Daniel, at Thompson, Ct.,
aged 80 years. American of March 20, 1829

Serena Adelaide, wife of Lieut. E. M., U. S.
Navy, at New York, aged 29 years. Amer-
ican of Jan. 29, 1830

528

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

RUSSELL Alexander, First Ofificer of ship
Planter, aged 30 years, off the Brazil Banks ;
was caught in the tow line and carried down
by a whale,

James, at Buxton, aged y^ years, soldier of
the Revolution. American of

Gilbert E., aged 42 years, son of Humphrey,
of New Bedford, at New Orleans. Amer-
ican of

Lieut. Pelatiah, at Groton, aged Jj years, offi-
cer in the Revolution,

Hepsibah, wife of Perry, at New Bedford,
aged 51 years,

Hon. Jonathan, formerly of Providence, at
Grafton, Mass., aged 60 years,
RUTENBURGH Amey, widow of Thomas, in

8sth year,
RUTGERS Col. Henry, at New York, aged 83

years. American of
RUTHWELL N. W., Esq., Purser U. S Navy,

at Middletown, Del. American of
RUTLEDGE Gen. John, son of the late Gov-
ernor Rutledge, of South Carolina, at Phil-
adelphia, aged 53 years. American of

Hon. John and Hon. Keating L. Simons, of
South Carolina, two of the most brilliant
men of the bar and intimate friends, died
at same hour and day, one at Philadelphia,
the other at Charleston. American of

Mrs. , wife of William, of Charleston, at

Newport,

John H., at Charleston, S. C. American of
RYAN Ann, widow of Capt. William, at New-
port, in 85th year. American of

Gen. James W., at Brunswick, aged 107
years ; was an officer in the Revolution.
His wife is living aged 98 years, in good
health. They have lived together 74
years and never had a child. His health
was good to within 8 hours of his death.
American of

Mary, at Boston, aged 38 years ; Lady Su-
perior of the Ursuline Convent American
of

James, an English sailor, aged about 23
years, shot himself with a gun accident-
ally, at Norfolk, Va. American of
"RYLAND Rev. John, D. D., LL.D., President
of Bristol Baptist Theological Semmary
and Senior Secretary of the Baptist Mis-
sion, at Bristol, Eng. American of

March 20, 1830
June 15, 1830

Nov. 30, 1830

Jan. 20, 1831

April 24, 183 1

p-eb. 17, 1832

Jan. 19, 1821

Feb. 23, 1830

Feb. 3, i8i8

Sept. 10, 1819

Oct. 8, 1819

July 22, 1821
Aug. 13, 1822

Jan. 23, [821

Jan. 21, 1823

April 20, 1824

Feb. 7, 1832

Aug. 23, 1825

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

529

SABIN Sarah, only daughter of Col. Hezekiah,
in this town, aged 26 years,
John, in Providence, in 60th year,
SABINS John, aged about 60 years. American

of
SABIN James M., second officer of ship Gen.
Hamilton, of this port, and son of the late
Capt. Jesse, at Calcutta, in 32d year; has
left a widow and two children,
John, at Killingly, Ct., aged 45 years,
John, son of late Capt. Jesse, of Providence,
in 22d year, on board brig Sail and Hope,
at sea, on passage from Matanzas,
Hezekiah, formerly of New Haven, at Provi-
dence, aged 72 years,
Joshua, at Pomfret, Ct., aged 85 years.

American of
Jude (colored), at Olneyville, aged 66 years,
60 of which she had been a faithful servant
in one family,
Capt. Joshua A., of Providence, only
late John, at Point Comfort, Va.,
year ; leaves wife and 3 children,
Elizabeth Ingraham, only daughter of late

Capt. Joshua A., in 9th year.
Miss Dolly, in 96th year,
SABINS Mary, widow of Capt. John A

ter of Simeon Ingraham, aged 37 years,
SACHERESSIA In Tuscalosa Village; was
one of the oldest Indian chiefs of the tribe,
aged between 80 and 90 years. American
of
SACKET Ann, wife of Adnah, in 24th year,
SACKETT Imogene, daughter of Adnah, aged
9 months. American of
Sarah Maria, daughter of Philo and Gratia,
at Brainards Bridge, Nassau, N. Y., in 13th
year,
SACKET Asher, at Westfield, aged 82 years.

American of
SACKETT Asher, at Westfield, aged 82 years.
American of
Abby Budlong, infant daughter of Isaac, aged
I year, 8 months,

son of
in 40th

daugh-

April 6, 1 8 16
Sept. 20, 1817

Oct. 7, 1817

Nov. 15, 1819
May I, 1821

July I, 1821

April 5, 1822

March 22, 1825

Feb. 21, 1827

Aug. 18, 1828

May 25, 1829
Jan. 3, 1830

Dec. 14, 1832

June 5, 1829
June I, 1823

Nov. 7, 1823

March 24, 1828

Aug. 3, 1830

Aug. 10, 1830

Sept. II, 1830

530 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SADLER Mr. , the aeronaut, killed by a fall

from his balloon. American of Nov. 5, 1824

SAFFORD Rev. Silas S., aged 23 years, late of

Middlebury, Vt., at Swedesboro, N. J., _ Jan. 16, 1817

SAGE Jacob, seaman, killed on board U. S. Fri-
gate Constitution in action with the Guer-

riere, Aug. 20, 1812

Sarah, wife of Ebenezer, Esq., aged 54 years.

American of Jan. 17, 1817

Francis, of Middletown, Ct., perished in the

shipwreck of schooner Elizabeth, Feb. 16, 1821

Mary L , of Middletown, Ct., at Darlington,

S. C, where she was in charge of a Female

Seminary, June 30, 1830

SAGUYUWHANAH (keeper awake), known as

Red Jacket, a noted chief of the Senecas,

at Indian village, near Buffalo, aged about

80 years. American of Jan. 29, 1830

ST. ALBAN'S Duke of, in England, aged 60

years. He served in America in the early

part of his life American of Oct. 17, 181 5

William, Duke of, in England, aged 60 years.

American of Sept. 9, 1825

ST. CLAIR Maj. Gen. Arthur, at Laurel Hill,

Somerset Co., Penn. The last few years of

this venerable man was spent in entreating

Congress to pass on his claims which was

in vain, Aug. 31, 1818

Mrs. , widow of Major General Arthur,

recently deceased, at Chestnut Ridge, near

Greensburg, Penn., Sept. 18, 1818

Arthur, eldest son of late General , Gov-
ernor of North West Territory, at Cincin-
nati, Ohio. American of Oct 20 1820
ST. MEDARD Dr. Peter, at Boston, aged 66

years, the Senior Surgeon of the Navy, March 28, 1822

ST. SIMONS at Paris, France, aged 66 years,

a well known author. American of July 11; 182";

ST. VINCENT Countess, wife of the Admiral.

American of May 3, 1816

Earl of, Admiral of the fleet. General of

Marines, etc., m England, in 89th year, March 13, 182^

SALIGNY Gen. . Marshal of the Palace

of King Joseph, at Madrid, of a fever.

American of April 28 180Q

SALISBURY Nehemiah, of Warren, at Shafts- '

bury, Vt., Jan. 25, 1810

Freelave, daughter of George, at Barrington.
, American of April 30, 1 816

barah, daughter of George, at Barrington.

American of April 30, 18 16

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

531

SALISBURY John, in this town, aged 92 years.
American of
Samuel, at Boston, aged 78 years,
Ann Maria, daughter of James, in 4th year,
James, of Tiverton, near Georgetown, S. C,
Lucinda, at North Providence, in 19th year,
Daniel, in 29th year,
Peleg Cranston, infant daughter of George,

aged 15 months,
George, infant son of John, at Warren,
Samuel, at Seekonk, aged 61 years. Ameri-
can of
Capt. Jonathan, at East Greenwich, aged 70
years, formerly Member of General Assem-
bly; was possessed of a large frame and
weighed at one time more than 360 pounds.
American of
Dea. Josiah, at Boston. American of
Elizabeth, wife of Jonathan, in 59th year,
Joshua, son of Richard, of Providence, at
Marine Hospital, Staten Island, in 19th
year,
George Henry, son of George, aged 11

months, 19 days,
Christopher Dexter, son of Richard, aged 6

years,
Sarah, widow of Joseph, at Foster, in 95th

year,
Sarah, widow of Jonathan, Esq., dec, at

East Greenwich, aged 78 years,
Jacob, at Rutland, aged 74 years, soldier of

the Revolution. American of
Mary Ann, wife of George, at Providence, in

26th year,
Lydia, daughter of Matthew C, at Black-
stone, in igth year,
Richard Wilson, infant son of Luther,
Sally Nelly, wife of James, at Attleboro, aged
63 years. American of
SALLIES Lawrence, at New York, merchant,

suddenly. American of
SALMOND Robert, of Hanover, Mass., at Louis-
ville, Ky., very suddenly, aged 33 years,
SALTENSTALL Elizabeth, widow of Roswell,

at New York, in 73d year,
SAMbRE Peter, founder of Roustigouche Soci-
ety, an Athletic Society, at Quebec, L. C.
American of
SAMPSON J. P. C, Esq., Editor of Louisiana
Advertiser, son of Counsellor Sampson, of
New York, at New Orleans,

March 25, 1817

May 2, 18 1 8

April 29, 1 82 1

Dec. 6, 1822

Dec. II, 1822

July 13, 1823

Aug. 26, 1824
Feb 2, 1825

Aug. 23, 1825

Aug. 26, 1825
Feb. 14, 1826
Feb. 16, 1826

Aug. 29, 1826

Feb. II, 1829

Dec. 17, 1829

March 28, 1830

June 6, 1830

July 15, 1830

Dec. 3, 1830

June IS, 183 1
June 20, 1832

Aug. 30, 1822

Jan. 29, 1833

April 19, 1822

July !i, 1817

Oct. 21, 1817

Aug. 25, 1820

532

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SAMPSON Rev. Ezra, at New York, in 76th
year. American of

George, of Kingston, Mass , aged 33 years, at
Providence, buried at Kingston, died

Joseph, the French executioner who be-
headed Louis and his Queen and the
Leaders of the Revolution, at Paris, aged
about 60 years. American of

Zabdiel, Esq., Collector of the District, at
Plymouth, aged 46 years.

Miss Rebecca, at Duxbury, aged 2$ years.
American of

Miss Rebecca, at Duxbury, aged 25 years.
American of
SAMUEL Sam, was executed at Columbia, Mo.,
for murder of Charles B. Rouse, Esq. He
protested his innocence ; his age was about
60 years,
SAMWELL John, midshipman of the Shannon,

from wounds at Halifax,
SAND HORN Nehemiah, of Hampton, N. H.,
aged 1 8 years, suicide,

SANDOVAL Don F , Navarro, hanged in

the Great Square of Madrid, having been
detected in the habit of a priest with a
letter from Marshal Sault to Joseph Bona-
parte,
SANDS Antonio, executed at Jefferson, Camden
Co., Ga., for the murder of Mr. Bersent.
American of

David, Friend Minister, at Cornwall, Orange
Co., N. Y., aged 70 years. American of

Ray T., Esq , at Block Island, in 44th year,
suddenly,

Edward, Esq , at New Shorebam, in 72d year,

John, Esq , at New Shoreham, in 76th year,
for 40 years member of General Assembly,

Robert S., Esq., aged 59 years, for many
years Representative from New Shoreham
to the Genera] Assembly, at East Green-
wich. American of

SANDT , executed at Manheim, Ger., for

murder of the celebrated Kotzebue,
SANDYS Rear Admiral, aged 62 years. Amer-
ican of
SANFORD Mary, widow of Joseph, at Newport,
in 72d year. American of

Giles, at Newport, aged 87 years. American
of

Dec. 19, 1823
May 8, 1825

Nov. 30, I 826
July 19, 1828
May 10, 1 83 1
May 17, 1831

Dec. 13, 1 83 1
June 19, 1813
Aug. 23, 1829

Sept. 28, 1 812

Dec. 12, 1815

June 30, 1818

Feb. i8, 1 819
March 11, 1820

Dec. 27, 1 820

Jan. 27, 1824
May 30, 1820
July I, 1814
Sept. 3, 181 1
Nov. 15, 1814

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 533

SANFORD Mary E. M., wife of 'Hon. Nathan,

and daughter of Ralph Isaacs, Esq., for-
merly of New Haven, Ct , at New York.

American of June 7, 1816

Ellery, at Bristol, aged 52 years, Jan. 5, 1819

Oliver, eldest son of John, drowned at Tiver-
ton, aged 12 years, Sept. 6, 1819
Ann, daughter of Joseph, at Newport, in

1 8th year. American of Oct. 12, iStg

Mary, widow of John, at Attleboro, in 52d

year, Dec. 7, 1820

Waite, daughter of Royal, at Bristol, Feb. 15, 1821

Mrs. Elizabeth, at Newport, aged 51 years, Dec. 10, 1821

Ruth, wife of John and daughter of Richard

Sisson, of Portsmouth, at Middletown.

American of Feb. 26, 1822

SAND FORD Ezekiel, Esq., attorney at law,

formerly editor of Analectick Magazine, at

Columbia, S. C, aged 26 years. American

of Jan. 14, 1823

SANFORD Prescilla, widow of Capt. James, at

Newport, aged 76 years, March 20, 1823

SANDFORD John, formerly of Portsmouth, at

Dorset, Vt., aged 81 years. May — , 1823

SANFORD Restcome, at Rensseleirville, N. Y.,

aged 65 years, formerly of Rhode Island.

American of Nov. 25, 1823

Mary, widow of Giles, at Newport, aged 84

years, Jan. 2, 1824

Mrs. . wife of T , at Mobile, Aug. 16, 1825

William, son of Peleg, at Newport, aged 23

years, Sept. 8, 1825

Sarah, at Newport, aged 24 years, Oct. 20, 1827

Hezekiah U., at Bristol, April 19, 1828

Thomas, drowned in New Haven Harbor by

upsetting of a boat ; leaves wife and four

children, Jan. 24, 1829

Moses, attorney at law, at Pawtucket, Feb. 7, 1830

George W., of Newport, at Coventry, aged 19

years, Nov. 12, 1830

Diana (colored), aged about 70 years, Jan. 3, 1832

Rev. Joseph, at Philadelphia, of the fever.

American of Jan. 3, 1832

SANGER Rev. Mr. , at East Bridgewater.

American of Nov. 25, 1820

SANS John, drowned off Pelican Point, by up-

settmg of a boat. American of June 18, 1830

SANTERRE the brewer, who conducted the un-
fortunate Louis to the guillotine, at Paris.

He said the common executioner refused

534

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SANTERRE:

to do the deed and one Charles James vol-
unteered and did the work. American of
SAPP Henry, in Bibb Co., Georgia, a soldier of
the Revolution, aged 83 years. On the
same day, Mrs. Remillerson, his wife, aged
93 years ; had lived together 65 years,
SARGENT Hon. Winthrop, formerly of Massa-
chusetts, one of the early settlers of the
western regions, formerly Governor of
Mississippi Territory ; was a soldier of the
Revolution ; died on passage from Natchez
to Philadelphia. American of

Ignacius, Esq., at Boston, aged 56 years,

M'-s. Mary, wife of Louis M., Esq., at Phila-
delphia,

Manlius, youngest child of Q. M., Esq., at
Boston, aged 17 months. American of

Seth F. A child of his died at New London,
Ct. American of
SARLE Mary, wife of Nathan B., at Scituate, in
34th year,

Lorania, daughter of Joseph, at Cranston,
aged 17 years. American of

Solomon, in 84th year,

Ezekiel, at Cranston, aged 73 years,

Hannah, daughter of late Col. Ezekiel, at
Cranston, after a protracted sickness of
more than 20 years, aged 44 years,

Mary, wife of Thomas, in s6th year,

Sarah Ann, wife of Emanuel, at Warwick, in
43d year,
.-SARTORI Mrs. Mary Magdelena Henrietta
rOfficial de Woofoin, at Trenton, N. J.,
aged 41 years. American of

SATERTHWAITE , midshipman on the

Grampus, of the fever. American of

SATTERLY Mrs. and Edward Stephens,

in Putnam Co., N. Y. They had entered
a coal hut beside the road to escape a
thunder shower, when lightning struck a
tree overhead and killed them both. Amer-
ican of
SAUNDERS Capt. Jesse, at an advanced age,

Capt. Esek, at Ashford, Ct., aged 71 years.
American of

Alexander, of New York, merchant, drowned
in the Delaware. American of

Eleanor, at London, Eng., aged 62 years ;
was frightened by a report that spots on

April 27, 1 8 10

Nov. 20, 1829

July 7, 1820
Jan. 18, 1821

Feb. 2, 1824

July 15, 1825

Sept. 13, 1825

July 16, 1818

July 27, 181C
Oct. 19, 1820
Sept. 2, 1825

Dec. 15, 1826
Sept. II, 1829

Aug. 23, 183 1

March 4, 1825
June 29, 1824

June 28, 1825
Nov. 27, 1809

May 6, 1814

Dec. 19, 1815

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

535

SAUNDERS:

the sun indicated that the world would
come to an end July i8. It is singular
the same story was current at Boston at
this time. American of

William, at Paris, Ky , shot by Abraham
Harter, accidentally, while out squirrel
hunting. American of

Mary, wife of Jeremiah, at Glocester, aged 43
years,

Nathaniel, son of the late Nathaniel, of Provi-
dence, at New Orleans. American of

Caleb, in 69th year,

Samuel, in 2Sth year,

William, of Providence, at sea, on board brig
Osprey, on passage from Batavia to Boston,
a seaman. American of

Capt. Richard, of Portsmouth, N. H., late
master and owner of brig Charles and
Ellen, from New Orleans, aged about 45
years,

Horace, seaman, of Providence, at sea, on
board schooner Gleanor, on passage from
Aux Cayes to New York,

John, aged 48 years,

Rev. Hubbard, at Nashville, Tenn., in 63d
year ; was a native of Brunswick Co., Va.
Had been a Methodist preacher 37 years.

Potter, drowned in Thurber's pond, on the
canal,

Mr. , his son and three daughters, mur-
dered by a mob, at Lyons, France. Ameri-
can of

John A., formerly of Newport, at South
Kingstown. American of
SAVAGE Edward, at Princeton, Mass., aged 56
years, a painter and engraver, and proprie-
tor of a New York Museum . American of

John, his daughter, aged 6 years, burnt to
death, near Plattsburgh, N. Y.,
SAVERY Thomas, aged 23 years, drowned from
brig Volant ; while at work he fell back-
ward into the water, at Plymouth. Ameri-
can of
SAWIN Mary Everett, daughter of Isaac,

Meltiah, wife of Isaac, in 24th year,

Sally, wife of Moses, daughter of late Capt.
Samuel Westcott, in 42d year,

Elizabeth L., daughter of Major Isaac,

Sept. 10, 1816

Aug. 29, 1817

March S, 1820

Aug. I, 1820
May 12, 182 r
April 5, 1825

May 16, 1826
Aug. 10, 1827

Nov. II, 1827
Oct. 19, 1828

Sept. 7, 1829
July 6, 1830

Jan. 24, 1832
March 27, 1832

July 18, 1817
May 23, 1 82 1

Aug. 26, 183 1
Jan. 14, 1821
Jan. 2.3, 182 1

Oct. 18, 1821
July 26, 1825

536 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SAWYER Col. Ephraim, at South Hero, Vt.,
formerly of Lancaster, Mass., aged 94
years Had served as an officer in the
army under King George II, and George
III. and in the Revolution, Jan. 29, 1814

Micajah, M. D , at Newburyport, born 1733,
graduated at Harvard University, 175-6.
American of Oct. lO, 1815

, son of David, at Standish, Me., aged 4

years, perished in the burning of the house, Oct. 19, 1815
-, son of Dr. Enock, aged 8 years, at

Helleville, Mass., the cow hooked him in

the head. American of Aug. 6, 1816

James, of Tiverton, seaman on board brig
Hiram, at Wilmmgton, N. C, fell from the
maintop, May 20, 1817

Capt. Walker, at Bristol, formerly of Col-
brook, N. H., aged about 33 years, on Coast
of Africa. American of Feb. 4, 1820

Rev. Joseph. pastor of Congregational Church,
Leverett, Mass., aged 30 years. American
of Dec. 31, 1822

Elizabeth C, wife of Benjamin, at Boston,

aged 29 years. American of Feb. 26, 1830

SAXE Weimer, Duke of June 17, 1828

SAXTON Orin B., printer, formerly of Provi-
dence, at Massachusetts General Hospital.
American of Jan. 11, 1825

SAYER Elizabeth, wife of Benjamin, and daugh-
ter of Samuel Barker, at Newport, in 33d
year, June 10, 1816

Benjamin, at Newport, in 32d year. Ameri-
can of ' Dec. 29, 1818

Eliza B., at Seekonk, aged 22 years. Ameri-
can of May 18, 1 819

Miss Mary, at Newport, in 39th year. Amer-
ican of Feb. I, 1820

Susan, wife of James, aged 40 years, Dec. 14, 1822

, shot by Jones in a quarrel at Lib-
erty, Va. American of Jan. 10, 1832
SAYLES Harriet, daughter of Capt David, at

Cumberland, in 23d year, July 20, 181 1

Master , at Smith field, in 7th year, April lo, 18 14

David, seaman, at Havana, belonged to brig

Nancv, of Bristol. American of July 8, 1817

Jeremiah, at North Providence, at a very ad-
vance.! age. American of June 30, i8r8

David, Esq., at Cumberland, formerly mem-
ber of Town Council and General Assem-
bly; served in the Revolution as captam
under Col. J. Olney, Jan. 9, 1820

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

537

SAYLES , widow of Capt. David, at Cumber-
land,

John, Esq., at Sraithfield, aged loo years, 2
months. For more than 30 years he took
an active part in public affairs, particularly
at the time of the Revolution. He served
on the Committee of Safety ; was one of
committee to try Gen. Spencer. He hap-
pened to be a soldier on guard before the
general's quarters and upon being notified,
he refused to leave his post until properly
relieved, which was done, and the sentinel
became the judge and served on the com-
mission. See obit, in American of March 8,

Laura, daughter of Capt. Chad, at Glocester,
aged 16 years, suddenly,

Stephen, son of late Jeremiah, at North Provi-
dence, in 33d year,

Sarah Louisa, only daughter of Jesse, at
Smithfield, aged 2 years. American of

Nancy, wife of Dutee and daughter of Major
Noah Butterworth, at Wrentham, Mass.,
in 27th year,

Nathaniel, at Smithfield, aged 52 years,

Arnold, Jr., son of Arnold, at Blackstone Vil-
lage, in 20th year,

Dutee, at Troy, N. Y., aged 56 years,
SAYRE Patience, widow of Lewis, at Newport,

in ssth year,
SCALLAN , an auctioneer, shot by Attor-
ney Christie, at New Orleans. American
of
SCARBOROUGH Jared, Esq., merchant, at
Hartford, aged 36 years. American of

Luther, at Hartford, aged 33 years, native of
Brooklyn, at Hartford, Ct. As an agricul-
tural expenmentist he had few superiors.
American of

Mrs. Margaret, at Ashford, Ct., aged 94
years,

Mary, wife of Nehemiah, in 41st year,

Samuel May, infant son of PhiJ'ip, at Brook-
lyn, Ct. American of
SCARLET Mr. , the eminent King's coun-
sel and M. P. from Peterborough, in Eng-
land, while attending his professional
duties. American of
SCATTERGOOD Thomas, Friend preacher, at
Philadelphia, aged 66 years. American of

Oct. II, 1821

Feb. 28, 1822

Aug. 17, 1823

Dec. 27, 1823

Aug. 2, 1825

Aug. 24, 1825
April 27, 1826

June 25, 1827
Sept. 22, 1832

June 28, 1811

March 26, 1822
Nov. 29, 1816

May 2, 1820

Jan. 26, 1821
Oct. I, 1 82 1

Oct. II, 1822

May 4, 1824
May 3, 1814

538 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SCHAEFFER Frederick George, Esq., late

editor and proprietor of Federal Republican

and Baltimore Telegraph, at Philadelphia,

in 30th year. American of Nov. 14, 1823

SCH AFFER infant son of Francis C, aged

II months, Dec. 17, 1826

Rev. Frederick C, D. D.. pastor of Evangel-
ical Lutheran Church, New York, Feb. 26, 1831
Norah Peirce, daughter of Francis C, aged

I year, Aug. 24, 1832

SCHEE James, Esq., ot Delaware, U. S. Consul

at Genoa, at Philadelphia. American of May 15, 1827

SCHEMERHORN Moriah, murdered by John

F. Van Patten, who was sentenced to be

hung, Feb. 25 next, Oct. — , 1824

SCHENCK Peter H,, Esq.. formerly surveyor

Port of New York, at P'ishkill Landing, N.

Y. American of Jan. 13, 1824

David, at .Morristown, N. J.., in 39th year, June 2, 1829

SCHERMERHORN Hans, at Suabia, Ger.,

aged 72 years ; had been a School Master

51 years. He had given 911,500 cow-

skinnings, 121,000 birchings, 209,000 im-
prisonments, 150,000 claps with the ferule,

10,200 boxings on the ear, 22,700 tasks

by heart ; had made 700 boys stand on

peas, 600 kneel on sharp edge of wood,

5,000 wear the fool cap and 1,700 the rod.

American of May 3, 18 14

SCHK.LER , widow of the poet, at Ronn,

while the surgeon was operating on her

eyes. American of Oct. 3, 1826

SCHOFIELD Stephen, a native of Connecticut,

at Saratoga, N. Y., in 74th year; served in

the Revolution ; was with Washington

when he crossed the Delaware, Dec. 25,

1776. American of Oct. 16, 1829

SCHUREMAN Hon. James, Mayor of New

Brunswick, N. J., and formerly member of

Congress, aged 68 years, Jan. 22, 1824

SCHWEIGGER Prof. , an eminent tourist,

murdered by his postillion, near Palermo.

American of * Nov. 30, 182 1

SCISCO Ebenezer, in this town, aged 83 years,

(colored), Feb, 23. 1813

SCOTT John C, at Newport. American of Nov. 22, i 808

Mrs. Mary, wife of R. M., Esq., at Richmond

Va., from injuries at the burning of the

theatre, Dec. 26, 1811. American of Jan. 31, 1812

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

539

SCOTT Gen. Charles, formerly Governor of Ken-
tucky, a Revolutionary Officer, aged 74

years, in Kentucky. American of Dec. 10, 1813

Susannah, wife of Jeremiah, of Smithfield,

and daughter of Capt. Samuel Sanford, of

Milford, Ct., at Smithfield, in 71st year, Oct. 15, 1816

Freelove, widow of Joseph, Esq., at Boston,

aged 85 years. American of May 23, 1817

Amey Ann, only child of Olney, at Cumber-
land, aged [ year, 10 months, Oct. 23, i8r8
Alexander Scott, seaman, at sea, on board U.

S. Ship Cyane. American of Jan. 5, 1821
, killed in a duel with Mr. Christie;

both were editors of literary publications,

in England. American of April 24, 1821

Rev. Thomas, Rector of Aston Sanford,

Bucks, Eng., Chaplain of Lock Hospital,

aged 75 years, a Miblical scholar. May 16, 1821

Samuel B., at Cumberland, aged 39 years, Aug. 29, 1821

Charles, son of Charles, aged 7 months.

American of Nov. 9, 182 1

Alexander, of Glocester Co., N. J., aged 39

years, on board ship Panther, of this port, Oct. 12, 1822

Thomas, at Quebec, aged 25 years. Paymaster

in 70th Regiment ; was a brother of Sir

Walter. American of March 4, 1823

Reuben, at Thompson, Ct. American of Dec. 16, 1823

Jeremiah, at Smithfield, at an advanced age, March 7, 1825
Juliana, at Smithfield, in 43d year. Ameri-
can of Sept. 13, 1825
Jeremiah, at Cumberland, aged 28 years, Oct. 25, 1825
David S., son of Henry, at Smithfield, aged i

year, Feb. 9, 1826
, wife of Sir Walter, and eldest daughter

of John Carpenter, of the City of Lyons,

at Abbotsford, Roxburghshire, Eng., May 14, 1826

Sarah, wife of Israel, aged 42 years, June 12, 1827

Martha, daughter of late John, at Newport,

aged 26 years. American of Jan. 29, 1828

Edwin, son of George, at Scituate, aged 4

months. American of May i6, 1828

Charles Allen, only son of George, at Scit-
uate, aged 4 years, 10 months. American

of July 18, 1828

Jonathan, in 80th year, Sept. 25, 1828

Phila, wife of Harvey, in 44th year. May 8, 1829

Joseph, at Glastonbury, Ct., aged 74 years,

Revolutionary pensioner. American of Nov. 13, 1829

Reuben, murdered by his brother James, at

Athens, Ala., Sept. 27, 1830

540

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SCOTT Henry Winfield, at Pawtucket, son of
Joseph, Esq., aged 6 months,

Mr. , British Consul, at Rctrdeaux, from

cholera; was brother of the Earl of Ox-
ford. American of
Sir Walter, in England. American of
SCOVILLE Capt. John, of ship Arab, of
Boston, native of Providence, at Havana,
aged 32 years. American of
SCRANTON Mrs. Sally, in this town, in 89th

year. She has left an only daughter,
SCRIBNER Capt. Iddo, at Salisbury, aged 77
years, soldier of the Revolution. Ameri-
can of
SCUDDER Mrs. Ruth, at Newport, in 63d year.
American of
John, Esq., Proprietor of American Museum,

at New York. American of
Isaac, with three workmen, drowned at Sa-
vannah. American of
SCULL Baron, at Vienna, shot himself ; was
Imperial Miniscer at Wurtemburg. Amer-
ican of
Daniel, at Philadelphia, recently convicted

for fraud. American of
Gideon, near Woodstown, N. J., in 70th year,
of Society of Friends. American of
SEABURY Ann, wife of Rev. Charles, at Sea-
tucket, L. I., in 39th year,
Emeline, wife of John W., Jr., at Taunton,

aged 24 years,
Capt. Frederick N., of schooner Decatur, a
native of Rhode Island ; many years a
ship master out of Norfolk, Va., at sea on
passage from Hlakely to Philadelphia.
American of
Mr. , at Stonington, Ct., had just re-
moved from Sag Harbor to print a paper,
died suddenly in the street. American of
Edward, son of Rt. Rev. Samuei, late Bishop
of Connecticut and Rhode Island, at New
York,
SEAGER David A., at South Kingstown, aged

25 years,
SEAMANS Sarah, wife of Martin, in this town,
in s6th year,
Martin, Esq., formerly Sheriff of the County
and a Soldier of the Revolution, in 83d
year,
Josiah, son of Gilbert, aged 26 years,

April 23, 1 83 1

Sept. II, 1832
Nov. 16, 1832

June 7, 1825
Dec. 15, 1813

March n, 1831

Aug. 31, 1819

Aug. 14, 1 82 1

July 25, 1 831

March 10, 181 5
Jan. 3, 1823

April 29, 1825
March 22, r8i6

April 21, 1819

Sept. 10, 1822

May 25, 1824

Nov. II, 1827

Aug. 27, 1822

Dec. 8, 181 1

Nov. 14, 1818
Oct. 5, 1820

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

541

SEAMANS Maria, daughter of Young, Esq., in
22d year, at Savannah, Ga.,

Capt. Samuel Y., of Providence, aged 29
years, at Bayou Barberey, La.,

Thomas, in 52d year.

Young, in s6th year, suddenly,

Thomas, at Foster, aged 89 years,

Salmon, at Foster, aged 48 years, son of
Thomas,

Polly, at Foster, aged 25 years, widow of
Salmon and daughter of John Brown,

Mary, widow of Josiah, aged 81 years, 40
years a church member,

Sarah Ann, daughter of Robert, at Foster, in
19th year. American of

Mary, widow of Young, in 57th year,

Rev. Job, at New London, N H.; was born
at Swanzey, Mass., May 14, ; was for-
merly pastor of Baptist Church at Attle-
boro ; removed to New London in 1778,
at which time the church was gathered,
and continued pastor as long as he was
able to preach. American of
SEAMAN Mrs. Sarah, in 75th year.

Rev. James N., at Hampton, Me., formerly
pastor of Second Baptist Church, Provi-
dence,
SEARLE Rebecca, wife of Solomon, in this
town,

Rebecca, daughter of the late Solomon, in
this town, in i8th year,

Rhoby, wife of John, in this town, in 50th
year,

Nathaniel, at Pawtucket, in 80th year,

James, son of Solomon, Jr., dec, in 24th
year,

Benoni, at Scituate, aged 59 years,

Althea, daughter of Phineas, at Brooklyn, Ct.,
aged S years. American of

Elizabeth, widow of Capt. James, of East
Greenwich, at Providence, in 79th year,

Edward, at Scituate, in 8ist year,

Catharine, widow of William, daughter of
late Capt. Benjamin Greene, at Warwick,
aged about 70 years,

Hon. Nathaniel, attorney at law, in 59th year,

Mary, widow of late Hon. Nathaniel, in 55th
year,
SEARS David, Esq., at Boston, aged 64 years,
merchant, suddenly. American of

Oct. 7, 1 82 1

April 15, 1822

Nov. 3, 1822

Nov. 10, 1823

Dec. — , 1824

Feb. 21, 1825

Feb. 27, 1825

Jan. 4, 1826

Feb. 7, 1826
Dec. 30, 1826

Oct. 15, 1830
p-eb. 20, 1831

March 25, 183 1

Feb. 22, 1809

Dec. 14, 1809

Jan. 14, 1815
May 29, 181 5

July 18, 1821
June 19, 1822

Jan. 16, 1824

Oct. 18, 1824
Dec. 13, 1827

March 24, 1828
Feb. 19, 1832

March 7, 1832

Nov. I, 1S16

542

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SEARS Richard, son of the late George, Esq., of
Newport, drowned from on board steam-
boat Enterprise, on passage from Annapo-
lis to Baltimore. American of
Abigail, widow of George, at Newport, aged

83 years,
James, purser's steward, at sea, on board U.

S. Ship Decoy. American of
Sarah, widow, at Plymouth, aged 79 years.
American of

SEARSON Paul Holland, comedian, at Dumbar-
ton, Scot.,

SEATLE Abigail, widow of Richard, at New-
port, in 50th year. American of

SEATON William, youngest son of William S.,
aged 8 years; was thrown from a pony ;
lived about 30 hours, at Washington City.
American of

SEAVER William, merchant, killed and robbed,
near Alexandria, D. C,

, widow of Major William, aged 80 years,

at Taunton,
Rebecca L., daughter of Nathan B., at Taun-
ton, aged 24 years,
Richard (colored), at Boston, aged 59 years,
known as "Big Dick.'' American of

SECCOND John, at Niagara. A young lady in
his family had set her affections on a young
man who did not return them. She, in a
fit of distraction, took the fatal Lover's
Leap from a cliff lOO feet high. American
of

SEDGWICK Theodore, LL.D., one of the jus-
tices of the Supreme Court of Massachu-
setts, at Boston,

SEEDS Adam, at Philadelphia. In opening a
window he fell out and was so much in-
jured that he was carried to the hospital
where he shortly afterwards died. Amer-
ican of

SEEKELL Job, son of Job, aged 6 months, 23
days,

SEEKEL Job, at Taunton, in s8th year,

SEEKELL Almira, only child of Thomas, aged

8 years,
.SEIXAS Moses, of Newport, at New York (Ma-
sonic honors),
Rev. Gersham, of the Jewish Congregation
at New York, in 71st year and 50th of his
ministry. American of

Nov. 21, 1817
June 16, 1821
May 17, 1825
April 29, 183 1
June 25, 1815
Oct. 12, 1824

Sept. 29, 1826

July 8, 1 82 1

March 30, 1822

Oct. 23, 1828

Feb. IS, 1831

.April 19, 1822
Jan. 24, 1813

Aug, 23, T825

Aug. 16, 1819
Dec. 27, 1821

March 7, 1828

Nov. 29, 1809

July 9, 1816

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

543

SEIXAS Jacob, at New York, aged 62 years ;
left wife and 3 children,

SELBY Samuel, at Goshen Hill, Union District,
S. C, aged loi years, 3 months, 22 days;
had strong mental faculties to the last and
could read without glasses ; was fond of a
horse race ; was a great marksman and fine
athlete. American of

SELDEN Hon. Josiah, Judge of U. S. District
Court of Arkansas ; killed in a duel with
Judge Scott, in Arkansas,
Rev. David, pastor of Congregational Church,
at Middle Haddam, Ct. American of

SELFREDGE Samuel Dexter, son of Thomas
O., Esq., at Boston, aged 7 years. Amer-
ican of
Thomas Oliver, Esq., attorney at law, at Bos-
ton, aged 40 years,

SELKIRK Earl of, in South of France,

SELLEW Major George, of Glastonbury, Ct., at
sea, on board schooner Gen. Hawes, on
passage from Savannah,

SEMPLE Rev. C , of Goldingham, Bedford-
shire, Eng., shot himself. His brother.
Captain Semple of the 3d Regiment of
Guards, hearing of it, cut his throat. He
was about 35 years old and had fought at
Waterloo. American of

SENAULT Lesage, the ex-Conventionalist, at
Tournai. H e voted for the death of Louis
XVL and was exiled. American of

SENNETT Webster W., of Westbrook, Me.,
aged 23 years, at Port au Prince,

SENTER Edward G., at Newport, in 31st year,
son of the late Dr. Isaac. American of
James, at Newport, in 68th year,

SERAS Lt. General, Grand Officer Legion of
Honor, in France. American of

SERGEANT Elihu Spencer, Esq., attorney at
1. w, at Philadelphia,
Lieut. John, at Leicester, aged 69 years,
John, Esq., at Windsor, aged 58 years.
American of

SERGMANT James, at New York, aged 74
years, soldier of the Revolution ; was in ttie
battles of Monmouth, Brandywine, Tren-
ton, White Plains, Stony Point and others,

SERNAMONT Maj. General, Commander of
the French Artillery in Spain before Cadiz.
American of

June 2.2, 1 82 1

Aug. 6, 1830

May 26, 1824
Feb. 4, 1825

March 15, 18 16

June 25, i8i6
April 6, 1 820

July 19, 182 1

Nov. 29, 183 1

July II, 1823

July 12, 1824

March 11, 1817
Jan. 2, 1819

June 9, 181 5

Aug. 4, 1824
Feb. 7, 1829

Feb. 20, 1829

May 10, 1832
F"eb. 22, 181 1

544

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SERRINE Isaac. His house burnt and two of
his children perished, and one so badly
burnt that he lived but a few hours, at
Hector, N. Y. American of

SERRURIER Count, a Peer and Marshal of
France. American of

SERVE Y Eli, at Sutton, aged 41 years. Ameri-
can of

SESSIONS Hon. Darius, in 92d year; the great-
grandfather of this venerable man emi-
grated to this country with Paul Dudley,
the first Royal Governor of Massachusetts;
was educated at Yale after his removal
here ; he was elected Lieut. Governor of
the State, which he held for several years,
in this town,
Mrs. Waitstill, wife of William A., in this

town, in 51st year.
Miss Sarah, daughter of Col. Thomas, in loth

year,
John, Esq., late of Providence, at Brandon,

Vt., aged 75 years,
Sarah, second daughter of Hon. Darius, at an

advanced age, suddenly,
Horace, at sea, agent of the Colonization So-
ciety, on board the brig Vine,
Amey, youngest daughter of late Hon. Da-
rius,

SEVER Mary, widow of William, Esq., aged 6i
years, at Worcester,

.SEVIER Gen. John, of Tennessee, at Tooka-
batchee, while attending as one of the Com-
missioners to run the Creek boundary line ;
had been a member of past as well as of
the present Congress. American of

SEWELL Hon. Samuel, at Wiscasset, Me., Chief
Justice of Massachusetts, suddenly,
Stephen, printer, at Taunton, aged 52 years,

SEWALL Hon. David, late Judge U. S. District
Court, at York, Me., aged go years, gradu-
ate of Harvard, 1755. American of

SEYBERT Dr. Adam, late of Philadelphia, at
Paris, American of
Thomas, formerly of Philadelphia, aged 31
years,
iSEYMOUR and STOLLARD a grocer and
painter, of Chichester, Eng. The parents
of these children were both marriedon the
same day, a few hours only differed in their
births and not an hour in their deaths.
American of

Jan. 26, 1827
March 3, 1820
Aug. 21, 1829

April 22, 1 809
March 18, 1814

Nov. 7, 1814
Nov. IS, 1820

Jan. 10, 1821
March 4, 1826

Oct. 22, 1829

Jan. 15, 1821

Nov. 3. 1815

June 8, 1814
Oct. 28, 1824

Nov. I, 1825

June 28, 1825

Aug. 2, 1827

April 4, 18 17

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

545

SEYMOUR Drake, Esq., killed by accidental
discharge of a fowling piece, in New York
state. American of

Alfred, killed in the Clift Street catastrophe.
New York,

Alfred, killed by a falling building in New
York. American of
SHACKLEFORD John, son of Samuel. Esq., of
Lincoln Co., Ky., stabbed by a comrade, at
Danville, Ky.,

SHANNON Judge , of the fever, at New

Orleans. American of
SHAPLEY John, native of Boston, in 54th year,

Reuben, Esq., at Portsmouth, N. H.,aged 75
years,
SHARKEY Peter, at Vergennes, Vt.; came
from France with I^afayette ; was in 7
hard-fought battles in the Revolution.
American of
SHARKLEY Ruth, daughter of James C,
SHARKNEY John, an Irishman, at Newark, N.

J., of cholera. American of
SHARP Col. , murdered by Beauchamp,

Col. Solomon P., murdered in Kentucky, by
Jeroboam O. Beauchamp, who was exe-
cuted at Frankfort for the same, July 7,
1826. American of

Selah, wife of Charles, formerly of Killingly,
Ct., at Providence, i.i 48th year,
SHAW Mary B., wife of Mason, of Castine, Me.,
and daughter of Hon. David Howell, of
this town, obituary in number for May 31,

Mary B., wife of Mason, Esq., second daugh-
ter of David Howell, Esq., at Castine, Me.

Capt. James, in this town, in 40th year,
(Masonic honors),

Parmentio C, Esq , Attorn ey-at-Law, at
Raynham, aged 35 years. American of

Capt. Anthony, at Warwick, in 40th year, a
nautical commander, (Masonic and Military
honors),

Mary Ann, widow of Capt. Anthony, in 40th
year,

John, at Newport, aged 78 years. American
of

Rev. William, D. D., aged 75 years, at
Marshfield, Mass.; was in the 50th of his
ministry. American of

Mrs. Sarah, widow of Capt. William, at New-
port, in 68th year. American of

June 18, 1824
May 4, 1832
May 8, 1832

Feb. 5, 1826

Oct. II, 1822
Jan. 20, 1820

Jan. 13, 1825

Jan. 7, 1 83 1
Aug. 9, 1830

July 17, 1832
July — , 1825

Feb. 23, 1827
May 9, 1829

May 22, 1811

April 27, 1811

March 15, 1812

April 14, 1815

May 12, 1815

March 19, 1816

May 17, 1816

July 9, 1816
Aug. 2, 1816

546

VITAL RECORD OP RHODE ISLAND

SHAW Sally Howell, daughter of Mason, Esq.,
of Castine, aged 9 years, 7 months, in this
town.

John, £t New York, merchant. American of

Henry, at Newport, in 27th year,

Susan Mason, youngest daughter of Mason,
Esq., aged 3 years, 18 months, at Castine,
Me..

Isaac Warters, son of William P., aged 13
months,

Rebecca, eldest daughter of Mason, at Cas-
tine, Me., aged 17 years. American of

Anthony, in 27th year,

Anthony, formerly of Newport, at Stephen-
town, N. Y., in 76th year,

Abby Hoes, infant daughter of William P.,

Capt. William, at Newport, in 426 year.
American of

Capt. John, at Taunton,

Charles, son of Dea. Charles, at Bristol, aged
18 months,

Harriet, daughter of John A., at Newport, in
17th year,

Anna, widow of Anthony, formerly of New-
port, at Exeter,

Lucy, wife of Daniel, of Newport, at Homer,
N'. Y., in 26th year,

Mrs. Rachal, at Attleboro, aged 51 years.
American of

Rhoda, daughter of Noah, at Little Compton,
aged 24 years. Ameiican of

Whipple A., son of James M., at Warwick,
aged I year, 9 months,

Capt. John, U. S. Navy, at Philadelphia ; was
on his way to Charleston, S- C., to take
charge of that station,

John W., son of Asa, of Newport, at Dan-
ville, Ky , aged 28 years,

Sarah, eldest daughter ot John A., of New-
port, at Elizabeth City, N. C, aged 22
years. American of

William Alexander, son of Rev. Samuel B.,
aged 16 months,

Polly R., at Taunton, aged 29 years. Ameri-
can of

Martha, widow of Thomas, at Portsmouth, in
86th year. American of

Martha, widow of Thomas, at Portsmouth, in
86th year. American of

Dec. I, 1816

Aug. 29, 1 817

Jan. 6, 1818

Nov. 28, i8i8

Sept. 30, 1819

Oct. 22, 1819
June 30, 1820

Aug. — , 1820
Nov. 29, 1820

Dec. S, 1820
Jan. 17, 1821

Sept. 24, 1 82 1

Dec. 23, 1821

March 22, 1822

July 4, 1822

Sept. 20, 1822

Jan. 17, 1823

Sept. 4, 1823

Sept. 17, 1823
March 14, 1824

July 20, 1824
Nov. 5, 1824
May 13, 1825
Nov. 20, 1825
Nov. 25, 1825

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

547

SHAW Pamelia, wife of Elmer, and daughter of
Thomas Aldrich, of Holden, Mass., at
Worcester,

Mrs. Jemima, of Taunton, at Raynham, aged
57 years,

William S., at Boston, aged 48 years,

Miss Martha, at Dighton, aged 35 years,
> William, formerly of Newport, at Natic Vil-
lage, in 5 2d year,

Sarah, wife of Asa, at Newport, aged 69 years.
American of

Rebecca, wife of James, aged 42 years, at
Newport. American of

Mary Elizabeth, daughter of James, aged 2
years, 2 months, 14 days.

Lieut. J. B., late of U. S. Army, at St. Au-
gustine, Fla.,

Mrs. Louisa C, youngest daughter of late
Mai. Gen. Greene, at Cumberland Island,
Ga.,

Capt. James, at Wilbraham, aged 92 years ;
was the first one to join a Temperance So-
ciety in that County, and first death in the
Society, at this town 4 years since, which
now has 300 members ; has lived with his
wife 70 years. American of

Alexander T., in 64th year,

Mrs. Marcy, widow of Joseph, in 75th year,

Nathaniel, Esq., at Tiverton, aged 80 years,
SHAWNADITHIT, supposed to be the last
survivor of the Red Indians or Boeathicks,
in 29th year ; was a captive of the English
6 years. This singular tribe of Indians
held no intercourse with the English or
any other Indian Tribe, at St. John's, N.
K.,'
SHAYS Gen. Daniel, at Sparta, N. Y., aged 84
years ; was an Officer in the Revolution
and afterwards Leader in Shays' Rebellion,
SHEA John, killed in Ireland, in a boxing match
with Michael Graglin. American of

Mrs. , wife of 'Ihomas, at Pittston, Me.,

killed by lightning, her infant in her arms
was unhurt,
SHEAD Col. Oliver, at Eastport, Me., the Post-
master at that place. American of
SHEAFE Hon. James, at Portsmouth, N. H.,
merchant, and formerly U. S. Senator.
American of

Dec. 5, 1825

March 23, 1826
April 29, 1826
Sept. 22, 1826

April 6, 1 827

Jan. 26, 1830

July 27, 1830

Oct. 13, 1830

March 8, 1831

April 24, 1 83 1

May 3, 1 83 1
Dec. 17, 1 83 1
Dec. 31, 1831
May II, 1832

June 6, 1829

Sept. 29, 1825
Nov. 19, 1813

June 27, 1824
Dec. 10, 1813

Dec. u, 1829

548

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SHEFFIELD Catherine, widow of Capt. Jere-
miah, at Newport, in 76th year,

Richard, of Rhode Island, at New Orleans, at
the Hospital. American of

William, seaman, perished m the wreck of
the schooner Quaker,

Nathan R., son of Benjamin T., at Middle-
town, in 17th year. American of

Nathaniel, at New Shoreham, aged 27 years,

Mary, widow of Capt. Aaron, at Newport,
aged 70 years,

James, at Westerly, aged 80 years,

Edmond, son of George, of Block Island, at
Lyme, Ct., aged 8 years,

Samuel, at Westerly, in 82d year. Revolution-
ary pensioner,

SHERIDAN Mrs. , widow of the orator, in

England. American of

Ellison, of Somerset. Mass., aged 35 years, at
sea, on board brig Invincible on passage
from Tobasco to Philadelphia,
SHERIFF James, a child, aged 3 years, killed
by the explosion of a boiler of the steamer
S. B. Kehawha, on the Ohio, at the mouth
of the Gunandotte,

SHELLADY , a child, aged 7 years, at

Robbinston, Me.; was allowed by older
boys to drink a large quantity of rum.
American of
SHELDON William, at Cumberland, in 62d
year,

Susan, wife of Nehemiah, at North Provi-
dence, in 33d year,

Almy, widow of Capt. Israel, daughter of Col.
Edward Spaulding, in this town, in 5 2d
year,

Abigail, widow of Capt. James, at Cranston,
in 67th year,

Capt. Stephen R., of Pawtuxet, at Richmond,
Va., of a fever,

Seymour, at Walpole, N. H., aged 17 years ;
was a son of William, of North Providence.
American of

Sally Granger, infant daughter of Charles, in
this town, aged 16 months,

Charles William, son of Capt. Charles, in 6th
year,

Thomas, of Pawtuxet, aged 26 years, at Mar-
tinique,

Alfred, at Louisville, Ga., in 22d year, a
native of Providence,

Aug. 7, 181 1

Feb. 21, 1817

March 6, 1 820

Nov. 17, 1820
Sept. 2, 1 82 1

April 12, 1823
July I, 1824

May 3, 1825

May I, 1832

Jan. 16, 1818

July 23, 1828

June 24, 1829

May 30, 1 820

March 11, 1809

May 2, 1809

April 20, 181 1

Jan. 7, 1812

Oct. 13, 1813

March 29, 18 14

Aug. 3, 1815

Oct. 27, 1 81 5

Jan. 19, t8i7

Sept. 21, 1817

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 549

SHELDON William, of Providence, at Peters-
burg, Ga, Oct. I, 18 17
Mercy M., daughter of Daniel, in 15th

year, Oct. 10, 18 17

William Winsor, infant son of Daniel, aged 2

months, 22 days, April 16, 1818

Ruth M., wife of Daniel, at Providence, in

40th year, June 23, 1818

Stephen, Esq., at Scituate, in 50th year.

American of March 2, 18 19

Julia Ann, eldest daughter of the late Capt.

William, of Providence, at Troy, N. Y., Oct. 14, 1819

Nehemiah, Esq., aged 63 years, June 5, 1820

Deborah, wife of Gen. Daniel, at Newport,

m 60th year. American of July 11, 1820

Zilphia, wife of Nicholas, at Cranston, in 76th

year, suddenly. American of July 11, 1820

Mary Tillinghast, daughter of Capt. Charles,

at Warwick, in 20th year, Sept. 16, 1820

Stephen Raiford, sonof Jeremiah, at Scituate,

aged I year, 5 months. American of Sept. 26, 1820

Nicholas, only son of Joseph, at Cranston,

in nth year. May 24, 1821

Mrs. Ruth, widow of Timothy, in 7Sth year, June 6, 1821

Sarah Thurber, daughter of Daniel, aged 13

months, Aug. 29, 182 1

Caroline, wife of Pardon, in 23d year, Sept. 6, 1821

William, of South Kingstown, at sea, on

board brig Brutus, on passage from Crons-

tadt to Newport, Feb. 14, 1822

William, in London, Eng., aged 69 years ; was

for many years a resident of North Provi-
dence, for a short time editor of Worcester

Spy ; was born in England and educated

at Oxford, June 28, 1822

William, son of William, aged 2 years, 6

months, June 30, 1822

Huldah, wife of Capt Remington, at Paw-

tuxet, aged 64 years, Oct. 14, 1822

Charles, only son of William, in 6th year, Nov. 10, 1822

Hetty Ann, wife of Israel, formerly of Paw-

tuxet, R. L, in Hyde Co., N. C, aged 21

years, July 12, 1823

Mrs. , aged 20 years, killed by lightning,

as she was stooping over the fire. Amer-
ican of Aug. 26, 1823
Major General Daniel, at Newport, aged 71

years, formerly Major General of Militia ;

served in the Revolution, Sept. 9, 1823

Alcey, daughter of late John, at Johnston, in

i6th year, Dec. 20, 1824

550 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SHELDON Nancy, wife of John F., and eldest

daughter of Edward Thurber, Esq., in S4th

year, Jan. 3°. 1826

John T , son of Dauiel, aged 13 months, Aug. 8, 1826

Winsor, son of Charles, aged 2\ months, Sept. 3, 1826

Chandler H , eldest son of Christopher, at

Pawtuxet, in 19th year, Feb. 9, 1827

Nicholas, at Cranston, in 96th year, April 16, 1828

Jeremiah, formerly of Johnston, at Warren,
. Ohio, aged 31 years. May 6, 1828

James Petty, only son of William, Esq., in

5th year, Aug. 7, 1828

Lydia Olney, infant daughter of Tillinghast, Jan. 20, 1829

Capt Remington, at Pawtuxet, in 77th year, Dec. 17, 1829

Capt. Remington, at Pawtuxet, in 77th year, Dec. f8, 1829

Robert, at Cranston, in i6th year, Jan. 21, 1S31

Job, aged 74 years, at the residence of his

son, William B. Sheldon, Delhi, N. Y. He
, was a soldier of the Revolution ; was born

at Cranston, R.. I., in 1758 ; was in Col.
, Greene's, afterwards Col. Olney's, regi-
ment; had two badges of honor under

Washington when discharged in 1783. See

obituary for more interesting particulars.

Died April i. American of April 11, 1832

Daniel, merchant, in 51st year, Jan. 14, 1832

SHELTON Polly, daughter of Charles, aged 13

months, April 16, 1828

SHEPERD Mary, aged 4 years, lOth inst.;

Henry, aged 25 years, nth inst.; Mrs.

Wealthy, aged 45, nth inst.; Wealthy,

aged 6 years, 12th inst., children and wife

of Thomas, Jr., of Hartford, of the spotted

fever, at Wintonburg parish. American of Jan. 27, 1809

Thomas, son of Rev. Mase, of Little Comp-

ton, at Boston. American of Feb. 4, 1814

Eld. Josiah, at Gilmanton, N. H , aged 32

years ; was scalded in his still. American

of May 24, 1814

Oliver, merchant, of Wrentham, Mass., at

Philadelphia, ' Oct. 14, 1814

-SHEPARD Gen. William, at Westfield, Mass.,

soldier of the Revolution. American of Nov. 28, 1817

SHEPERD Rev. Mase, at Little Compton, pas-
tor of Congregational Church, Feb. 14, 1821
SHEPHERD Charles, Esq., at Northampton,

Mass., aged 40 years, Feb. 27, 1821

SHEPERD Lydia, at Norton, aged 70 years, Jan. 11, 1822

SHEPHERD John, at Plainfield, Ct , aged 52

years American of March 30, 1824

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 551

SHEPERD William A., in 36th year, April S, 1826

SHEPARD William, at Holmesburgh, Perm.,
aged 42 years ; while prying up a heavy
wheel, the bar slipped and struck him a
heavy blow on the head. American of Oct. 16, 1829

SHEPERD Louisa, of Bath, Me., aged 21 years,
at sea, on board Brig Scion, on passage
from Matanzas to Boston. Her body was
preserved and buried on Rainsford Island.
American of June 22, 1830

SHEPHERDSON Capt. Zebediah, at Rehoboth,

in 72d year. May 12, 18 10

SHEPARDSON Nathaniel, Esq., at Cumber-
land, in 86th year, April 23, 1817
SHERBOURNE Catharine, wife of Col. Henry,

at Newport, in 76th year. American of Dec. 29, 1815

Samuel, Esq., of New Hampshire ; was for
some years U. S. Consul at Nantz, Fr.,
near Baton Rouge, La. American of Nov. 26, 1819

■ Col. Henry, Naval Officer of the Port, at
Newport, aged ^^ years, officer of the Rev-
olution, May 21, 1824

Lieut. Benjamin, an officer of the Revolution,
formerly of Newport, at Schodack, Rinssa-
lear Co., N. Y., aged 68 years. American
of July II, 1828

Hon. John S., at Portsmouth, aged 73 years.
Judge U. S. District Court; was Aide-
de-Camp to Gen. Whipple in the Revo-
lution; was wounded at Butts Hill and lost
his left leg in the action on Rhode Island.
He died in the same town where he was
born. American of Aug. 10, 1830

Lieut. J. W., U. S. Navy, at Baltimore, sud-
denly; was a native of Portsmouth, N. H.,
but for last 16 years resident of Baltimore.
American of Nov. 30, 1830

Rev. Andrew, at Augusta, N. Y.; leaves wife
and three children; had recently returned
from an eastern journey, Nov. 27, t83r

SHERMAN Col. Peleg, at Swanzey, aged 65

years. American of Dec. 13, 1811

Dr. Benjamin, formerly of Swanzey, at War-
wick, April 23, 1812

Robert T., formerly of Newport, at James-
town, in 70th year. American of Oct. 24, 181 5

, a young lad at Deerfields, N. Y., poi-
soned by eating roots. American of May 31, 1816

Capt. John, aged 67 years, at Newport ; was
a soldier in the Revolution. American of July 19, 1816

552

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SHERMAN Isaac, at Portsmouth, in Sad year,

Miss Honor, aged 22 years,

Sampson, son of Job, at Newport, in i6th
year. American of

Miss Elizabeth, at Newport, in 83d year.

Miss Hannah, at Portsmouth, aged 88 years.
Society of Friends. American of

Benjamin, son of Job, at Newport, aged 23
years,

George Henry Bassett, infant son of Peleg,
formerly of Newport, aged 1 5 months, 23
days,

Mrs. Dorcas, at Newport, in 71st year,
SHEARMAN Charlotte W., daughter of Wil-
liam, at Newport, aged 22 years. Amer-
ican of
SHERMAN Catharine, daughter of Capt. Wil-
liam, at Newport, aged 21 years,

Thomas, aged 19 years, formerly of Ports-
mouth, R. I., at Saratoga, N. Y.,
SHEARMAN James, son of late Perry, at New-
port, aged 23 years. American of
SHERMAN James, at Woodbridge, Ct. His
three daughters died of putrid sore thiroat,
and were buried in one grave,

Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Capt. William, at
Newport, in 53d year,

Isaac, at Cambridge, N. Y., aged 61 years,
formerly of Portsmouth,

Bess, at Newport Asylum (colored), said to
be 100 years old. American of

Capt. , drowned in the wreck of sloop

Revenge, of Wickford, off Little Egg Har-
bor,

Mary, daughter of Isaac, at Newport, aged
18 years,

Sarah, widow of Capt. John, at Lippitt Fac-
tory, in 84th year. American of

Charles H., native of South Kingstown, at
Princess Island, Africa, aged 27 years,

Ann Maria, wife of Robert, of Utica, N. Y.,
and daughter of late Watts, of New York,
at St. Augustine, Fla.,

Mrs. Elizabeth, at Newport, aged 63 years.
American of

Waitey, wife of R. , of North Kings-
town, at Newport, aged 62 years. She, in
the absence of the family, fell into the fire
and was so badly burnt that she lived 12
Jiours,

Oct. 3, 1817
Aug. 7, 1819

Sept. 7, 1 819
Feb. 26, 1820

Nov. 10, 1820

Jan. 4, 1821

Aug. 3, 1821
Jan. 15, 1822

Feb. 19, 1822
Aug. 16, 1822
Aug. 24, 18^2
Sept. 27, 1822

Feb. 2, 1824

April 12, 1824

May 10, 1824

Oct. I, £824

Dec. 19, 1824

Jan. 9, 1825

Feb. 4, 1825

March 8, 1825

March 9, 1825
July 19, 1825

Oct. I, 1825

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS

553

SHERMAN Alice, wife of Job, at Newport, aged
53 years, of Society of Friends. American
of

Charles Alfred, son of Darius, aged lo
months,

Abraham, at Fairhaven, in 82d year. Ameri-
can of

Miss , her body was taken from cove

yesterday. Had been missing since Mon-
day. American of

Miss Sophia, aged 36 years, drowned near
Peck's wharf, Oct. 16, remains carried to
Swanzey, for burial. American of

Lydia, widow of Nathan, at Smithfield, in
49th year, of Society of Friends,

, at Exeter, from a beating received in a

fight at a training. American of

Lydia, eldest daughter of James, at North
Kingstown, in 33d year,

Caroline Frances, daughter of Sylvester G.,
at Warwick, aged 6 months.

Avis, widow of Peleg, «t Newport, aged 81
years. American of

Jacob, at Harrington, at an advanced age.
American of

Elizabeth, widow of Capt. Nathaniel, at
South Kingstown, in 80th year,

Capt. Henry, at North Kingstown, aged 74
years, soldier of the Revolution; was con-
fined to his bed 6 years,

Mary, wife of Peter, aged 47 years, at New
Bedford,

Capt. George, soldier of the Revolution,
keeper of the Beavertail light, aged 67
years, at Newport, suddenly. American of

Robert, at Exeter, aged about 79 years,

Sarah Ann, daughter of Samuel, Esq., in 28th
year, at Portsmouth. American of

Henry C, late of North Kingstown, at Paw-
tuxet, aged 55 years. American of

Christopher, at North Greenwich, aged 78
years, soldier of the Revolution. Amer-
ican of

Hannah, daughter of Samuel, at Portsmouth,
aged 19 years. American of

James, at Boston, aged 64 years. American
of

Daniel, Esq., at South Kingstown, in 97th
year,

Lewis Ormsbee, son of Clarke, aged 7 years,
4 months.

March 21, 1826
Aug. 28, 1826
Sept. 29, 1826

Oct. ?o, 1826

Oct. 24, 1826

July 24, 1827

Oct. s, 1827

Oct. 20, 1827

July IS, 1828

Nov. 4, J 828

March 3, 1829

March 24, 1829

April 8, 1829
Sept. 3, 1829

Sept. 22, 1829
Oct. 4, 1829

Dec. 28, 1829

Aug. 6, 1830

Oct. I, 1S30

Nov. 9, 1830

March 11, 1831

March 19, 1831

June 24, 1832

554

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SHERMAN , eldest daughter of Job, at

Newport, killed by lightning,

SHERMUTE Vincent, at Baltimore, murdered
by some unknown person ; was a barber.
His father was guillotined and mother poi-
soned at the time of the French Revolu-
tion and himself was partially insane.
American of

SHERRED Jacob, Esq., at New York, aged 65
years. American of
Jacob, Esq., at New York. His property,
worth about ;^ 12 5,000, is given in his will
to religious uses. American of

SHIELD Maria, wife of John, at New Haven,
aged 24 years ; she was knocked down and
kicked by a well-dressed man in the public
sti'66t Tsn I

SHIELDS ' Hon. 'williara B., U. S. Judge for
District of Mississippi, at Jefferson Co.,
Miss., aged 40 years. American of

Mr. , a car man, drowned off Cornfield

Point, L. I. Sound, from sloop Mary in a
collision with sloop Gold Huntress,

SHIPMAN Elias, Esq., at New Haven, in 7Sth
year. American of

SHIPPARD William, gunners mate, killed on
board the Little Belt in action with U. S.
Frigate President,

SHOCK LEY Elisha, of New Bedford, aged 24
years, at Matanzas, on board brig If

SHOEMAKER David, at Washington; had
been clerk in General Post Office for more
than 30 years ; was a soldier of the Revo-
lution ; had reached his 71st year; was
drown ed . A m erican of

SHORES Benjamin, at Taunton, aged 90 years.
American of
Mrs. Jemima, at Taunton, aged 79 years,

SHOREY Miles, son of Nehemiah B., at Bux-
ton, aged 15 months. He became pos-
sessed of a bottle of vitriol which he broke
across his breast and was so burned that
he died next day,

SHORT Ebenezer, at Rehoboth, in 52d year,
William Humphreys, infant son of Jeremiah

S., in this town, aged 8 months 16 days,
William Humphrey, infant son of Jeremiah

S., aged 4 months, 16 days,
Lucretia W., daughter of Capt. John, at Bar-
rington, in 28th year.

July 8, 1832

Jan. 14, i8t2
April 6, 1 82 1

April 20, 1 82 1

March 16, 1830

June 3, 1823

Jan. 21, 1825
Jan. 24, 1823

May 16, i8ii
June 26, 1821

July 29, 1825

Aug. 31, 1821
June 25, 1822

Nov. 20, 1829
Jan. 9, 181S

Dec. 19, 1816

April 29, 1818

Jan. 6, 1820

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS

555

SHORT Capt. John, of Barrington, at Provi-
dence, in 66th year,

Betsey, widow of Capt. John, at Barrin'gton,
in 69th year,

Mrs. , wife of Ebenezer, at Seekonk;

had been on a visit to a neighbor, on return-
ing home the horse is supposed to have
thrown her off as her skuh was badly frac-
tured,

Daniel C, eldest son of Jeremiah S., in 23d
year,

Olive Humphreys, second daughter of Jere-
miah S., in 23d year,

Mary, daughter of Simeon, at Swanzey, aged
1 1 years. American of
SHOVE Mary, wife of Jonathan M., at Mendon,
aged 18 years. American of

Betsey, widow of Edward and daughter of
Josiah Paddock, at Freetown, in 25th year,

Isaac, son of Josiah, of Mendon, Mass., at
New Salem, N. Y., aged 23 year.s,

Thomas, infant son of Samuel, aged 19
months,
SHRIEVE John, at Tiverton, in 87th year,

Ann, wife of John, at Tiverton, aged 87 years.
American of
SHRUPP Col. Henry, at Philadelphia, aged 66

years. American of
SHUMWAY Jeremiah, at Oxford, Mass., in
17th year,

Nathan, aged 53 years, at Belchertown,
Mass., killed in his grist mill by falling
into the wheel. American of
SHURTLEFF Alice, wife of Rev. Flavell, at
Pawtuxet,

Eliza, daughter of Rev. Flavell, of Paw-
tuxet, at Middleboro, Mass., aged about
6 years,
SIBLEY John J., son of Jonas, Esq., aged 22
years, at Sutton, Mass. He graduated at
Brown Sept. last. American of

Dr. Horace, son of Gibbs, Esq., formerly of
Sutton, Mass., at Savannah, Ga., in 23d
year. American of

Royal, formerly of Augusta, Ga., at Ux-
bridge, Mass., aged 28 years,

Tarrant, at Sutton, suddenly, aged 68 years.
American of

Abigail, widow of Capt. Joseph, at Sutton,
aged 82 years.

Aug. 25, 1822
July 12, 1823

Aug. 14, 1824

April 22, 1829

Nov. 16, 1832

Jan. II, 1833

July 22, 1814

June 21, 1817

Aug. 31, 1818

Nov. 2, 1828
July 7, 1823

March 24, 1826

April 20, 1821

Jan. 25, 1819

March 16, 1827
Dec. 20, 1831

July 23, 1832

March 21, 1815

Jan. 12, 1 821

Sept. 28, 1822

Aug. 8, 1823

Dec. s, 1824

556 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SIBLEY Mary, aged 70 years, Sept. 19, 1825

F" ranees L., daughter of Jonas L., Esq., at
Sutton, Mass., Oct. 21, 1827

SICARD the Abbe, the Director of the Deaf

and Dumb School, at Paris, aged 80 years, May 10, 1822

SIEREKOWSKI General , in Poland. His

interment was attended by the Grand Duke
Constantme, brother of Emperor Alexan-
der, who threw the first earth on the coffin
of the veteran contemporary of Kosciusko.
American of June 6, 1820

SIGOURNEY Mrs. Mary Elizabeth, wife of
Capt. William, at Oxford, Mass., aged 24
years. American of May 4, 1827

SIKES Col. Reuben, at Worcester, Mass., aged
69 years. In early life in connection with
Capt. Pease he established the first mail
coach between Boston and New York.
American of Sept. 7, 1824

Eunice, widow of Reuben, at Worcester,
aged 68 years, June 28, 1827

SILLOWAY John, in this town, in 32d year, Dec. 5, 1812

SIMMONS Josephine, wife of William, account-
ant, at Washington, D. C. American of Nov. 29, 1808

Capt. Sylvester, of this town, at sea, on pas-
sage from Antigua to New York, aged 33
years, Dec. 12, 18 10

Sylvester, eldest son of the late Capt. Syl-
vester, in this town, in 13th year, Dec. 3, 1812

Ephraim, in this town, aged 44 years, Nov. 14, 181 5

Sylvester, at Providence, in 77th year, Jan. 27, 1818

Walter Cooke, merchant, formerly of this
town, in 2Sth year, at St. Domingo, W. I., Aug. 10, 1818

Mrs. Marcy, formerly of Dighton, Mass., at

Bristol, May 2, 1819

Deborah, daughter of Isaac, at Little Comp-

ton. American of Oct. 26, 1819

Henrietta, daughter of Isaac, at Little Comp-

ton. American of Oct. 27 1819

Elizabeth, widow of Jonathan, of Newport,

^ at Bristol, in 63d year American of Dec. 14, 1819

Samuel, at Little Compton, in 80th year, Feb. 4, 1821

Mary S., daughter of Josiah, aged 15 months, Oct. 1 1' 1 821

Eliza, only child of Robert M., at Newport,
aged 12 months, Oct. 14, 1821

Jonathan E., in Soth year, Feb 23 1822

Alfred Augustus, son of Joseph, aged 4 " '

'"°"'^'^S' June 9 1822

Thomas, at Middleboro, Mass., aged 78 years, June 13' 1823

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

557

SIMMONS Martha, wife of John P., and daugh-
ter of Capt Henry Munro, at Bristol, aged
22 years,

Mrs. Sarah, at Newport, in 4Sth year,

Mrs. Susan M., wife of Oliver, at Dighton,
aged 27 years,

Susan M., daughter of Oliver and Susan M.,
at Dighton, aged 19 months,

Chauncey, aged 35 years, formerly of New
Haven, Ct. American of

Rev. Thomas, at Rehoboth, aged 104 years,
6 months, for more than 60 years a Baptist
preacher m that town,

Thomas, formerly of Charleston, S. C, at
Providence, aged 62 years,

William, son of James S., at Cranston, aged
12 years,

William, U. S. Consul, at St. Thomas, W. I'.,

Eunice Chester, daughter of George E., aged
S months, 22 days,

George E., aged 28 years,

Mary, wife of Henry, at Newport, in 43d year,

Harvey, in 68th year,

Mary Elizabeth, daughter of Capt. John P.,
at Bristol, aged 2 years, 10 months,

Hannah Talbot, infant daughter of William
T., aged 4 months,

Eliza, wife of James F., at Johnston, aged 33
years,

Olney, son of Cyrel, at Natick village, in i8th
year,

Sarah Lavock, infant daughter of James,
SIMMS Col. Charles, Collector of Customs for
District of Alexandria, aged 68 years, sol-
dier of the Revolution. American of

David, at Mobile; was of South Carolina,
SIMONS Col. R. L., at Charleston, S. C. Amer-
ican of

Hon. Keating L., and Hon. John Rutledge,
of South Carolina, two of the most brilliant
men of the bar and intimate friends, died
at same hour and day, one at Philadelphia,
the other at Charleston. American of

Edward P., at Charleston, S. C, a Warden
of the city, from a wound in a duel with

Mr. Geddes, a son of the intendent.

American of

Clarrissa, wife of William, one of the editors
of the Patriot, in 36th year ; leaves 6 chil-
dren,

^July S, 1823
Nov. 14, 1825

Sept. 10, 1826

Sept. 19, 1826

Sept. 26, 1826

Nov. 23, 1826

Oct. 18, 1827

Jan. 19, 1828
March 12, 1828

March 23, 1829
April 5, 1829
May 20, 1829
July 27, 183 1

Aug. 12, 1831

Feb. 26, 1832

April 12, 1832

Nov. 24, 1832
Jan. 17, 1833

Sept. 14, 1819
Aug. IS, 182s

Sept. 21, 1819

Oct. 8, 1819

Oct. 23, 1823
March 21, 1826

558

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SIMONS Moses G.,son of William, Esq., Editor

of the Patriot,
SIMONTON Miss Ann P., principal of the
Academy of the South Carolina Society, at
Charleston, S. C,
SIMPSON James, Esq., U. S. Consul at Mo-
rocco, at Tangier, suddenly,

Samuel, at Newport, aged 57 years,

Martha, wife of Thomas, formerly of New-
port, at Providence, in sist year,

D. A. H., A. M., in 36th year, in New Hamp-
shire, graduate of Union University,
SIMS Oliver P., of Westerly, on board brig Bow-
doin, recently arrived at Bristol, from
Havana. American of
SINCLAIR Com., at Norfolk, Va., buried with

naval honors, died,
SINKINS Susannah, in 53d year,
SISCOE Elizabeth, wife of Eben (colored), in

this town, in 79th year,
SISSON Edward, at Newport, in 67th year,

Patience, widow of Capt. Lewis, at Newport.
American of

Mrs. Abigail, at Portsmouth, in 88th year,

Gideon, at Swanzey, aged 86 years,

Mary, widow of Edward, at Newport, aged 83
years. Society of Friends,

Job, formerly of Newport, at New Bedford,
aged 65 years,

Charles, of Westerly, aged 22 years, at sea,
on board schooner Freegift,

Rebecca, daughter of Richard, at Portsmouth,
in 42d year. American of

Ruth, wife of Joseph, formerly of Newport,
aged 89 years, at Seekonk, Society of
Friends,

James, son of Isaac, at Swanzey, aged 27
years,

Joseph, formerly of Newport, at Rehoboth,
in 95th year. American of

Jane, wife of Freeborn, formerly of Boston, at
Warren, aged 43 years,

Abigail, widow of Gideon, at Warren, at an
advanced age, suddenly,

Gideon, infant son of Freeborn, Esq., at War-
ren, aged 15 months,

Job, formerly of Portsmouth, at Little Comp-
ton, aged 75 years,

Edward, son of Stephen, in 31st year, at
Dartmouth. American of

Jan. 4, 1827

Sept. I, 1828

March 3, 1820
Oct. 18, 1824

Jan. 20, 1829

March 15, 1831

Aug. I r, 1820

Feb. 7, 183 1
Sept. 7, 1820

Aug. 17, 1809
Feb. 8. 1809

Nov. 23, r8io

July 21, i8r I

April 12, 1819

March 30, 1821

April 20, 1 82 1

April 22, 1821

Feb. 26, 1822

Sept. II, 1822
Sept. 22, 1824

Jan. 21, 1823

May 8, 1823

Dec. 25, 1823

Aug. 27, 1824

Sept. 2, 1824
Dec. 17, 1824

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 559

SISSON Roxana, daughter of Peleg, of Stoning-
ton, Ct., aged 19 years, burnt to death at
Westerly, her clothes taking fire. Ameri-
can of Feb. 15, 1825

Mary, widow of Richard, at Warren, in 8ist
year. May 21, 1829

Olive, wife of James, at Warren, aged 52
years, Sept. 10, 1829

Mary, widow of George, at Portsmouth, aged
96 years. American of Oct. 12, 1830

Belinda, wife of Joseph, in 27th year, Feb. 8, 1832

, at Boston. American of Sept. 14, 1832

SITGREIVES Rev. Samuel (Episcopal), at Cecil

Co., Md. American of Oct. 5, 1S30

SIZER Abigail, widow of Capt. William, at Ches-
ter, Mass., aged 79 years. She leaves 13
children, 37 grand, and 15 great -grand
children. American of Jan. 2, 1829

SKENANDOH, at Oneida Castle, N. Y., the In-
dian chief, aged 1 10 years. At his request
he was buried beside Rev. Mr. Kirkland.
American of April 19, 1816

SKIFF Peggy, widow of Nathan, at Chilmark,

aged 93 years. American of Nov. 13, 1829

SKINNER Thompson J., Esq., Treasurer of the

State, at Boston. American of Jan. 24, 1809

Ephraim, late of Cooperstown, formerly of
Woodstock, Ct., in Illinois, aged about 54
years, Nov. 21, 1820

William S., of Rutland, Mass., died at sea on

board 'brig Paragon, Aug. 4, 1824

Rev. Newton, at Berlin, Ct., in 43d year, and

i6th of his ministry, March 31, 1825

Hon. Roger, U. S. Judge for Northern Dist.,

of New York, at .Albany. American of Aug. 30, 1825

Nathaniel, Esq., editor of Connecticut

Courier, at Bridgeport, Ct., June 23, 1826

Ephraim, at Craftsbury, aged 74 years. Sol-
dier of the Revolution. American of Aug. 6, 1830

Eliza, aged .13 months, daughter of Rev. B.
R. and Eliza, Baptist Missionary at Monro-
■ via, West Africa, Jan. 8, 1831

Eliza, aged 23 years, wife of Rev. B. R., Bap-
tist Missionary at Monrovia, West Africa, Jan. 13, 1831

Mrs. Abigail, at Waitsboro, Vt., aged 72

years. American of May 3, 183 1

SKIPWITH Col. William, an officer of the Rev-
olution, in Virginia. American of Oct. 6, 1815
SLACK Marana, wife of Thomas, daughter of
Dea. Dutee Salisbury, of Burrillville, at Glo-

560 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SLACK :

cester, aged 21 years ; sermon by Rev. J.

Colby, Matt. XXIV, 44, May 27, 18 16

Benjamin, eldest son of Louis, at Seekonk, in

22d year, Dec. 10, 1816

Col. Lemuel, at Glocester, in 3fst year, Sept. 23, 1819

Hannah, widow of Dr. Benjamin, of Scituate,

and daughter of Judge Henry Harris, of

Johnston, at North Providence, in 83d

year. American of Nov. 21, 1820

Adah, daughter of late Capt. Samuel, at At-

tleboro, in 46th year, Dec. 9, 1821

Benjamin, at Smithfield, in 3(st year, June 27, 1823

SLACKS William, infant son of Samuel S., Oct 24, 1824

SLACK Granville,] infant son of Granville, aged

10 months, Jan. 20, 1826

Col. Eliphalet, at Pawtucket, in 83d year, June i, 1826

Louis Stearns, son of Dr. David B., Oct. 21, 1832

SLADE Jonathan, at Somerset, in 68th year,

suddenly. Nov. 16, 181 r

Ruth, wife of Ebenezer, daughter of George

Shrove, of Berkley, at Troy, Mass., in 39th

year, Dec. 27, 1821

Charles, at Somerset, aged 90 years, Nov. 14, 1826

Mrs. Patience, at Troy, Mass., aged 52 years,

widow of Jonathan. Jr., Nov. 26, 1822

Eber, of Troy, Mass., aged 52 years, of Soci-
ety of F"riends, Aug. 5, 1823
Samuel G., son of Martin, at Pawtucket,

aged 9 months. American of Sept. 19, 1826

Rev. Philip, at Swanzey, in 63d year. Amer-
ican of .Sept. 12, 1828
Job, Jr., at Fall River, aged 20 years. Amer-
ican of Oct. I, 1830
SLATER Hannah, wife of Samuel, at North

Providence, in 38th year, Oct. 2, i8i2

Samuel, eldest son of Samuel, Esq., at North

Providence, in 19th year, July 14, 1821

Samuel, son of John, at Slatersville, Smith-

field, July 30, 1823

John, son of Peter, at Worcester, aged 2

years, Feb. 26, 1826

Capt. Andrew, recently of Boston, .son of
' Capt. Peter, of and at Worcester, aged 35

years. American of May 17, 1825

William, son of Samuel, of Pawtucket, at the

hospital. New York, in 17th year, Aug. 31 iS^e

SLOAN Robert, at Bath, Me, aged 30 years, an

old veteran of the Revolution. American

°f Oct. 29, i8u

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

561

SLOAN James, Jr., at Baltimore, aged 33 years,

an author. American of April 16, 1819

Miss Rhoda, wrecked with schooner Elizabeth,

on Lake Erie. American of Dec. 8, 1820

SLOANE John, native of Ireland, while insane,

jumped overboard from schooner Gen.

Jackson and was drowned, June 26, 1822

SLOAN Barnabas, at Boston, aged 43 years,

poisoned by a bite of an insect. American .

of July 18, 1823

SLOCUM Hon. Jesse, Representative in Con-
gress from South Carolina, at Washington,

D. C, aged 37 years, Dec. 20, 1820

Mrs. Sarah, at Tiverton, in 49th year. May 7, 1821

Stephen, aged 28 years, drowned near Co-

nanicut Point, by upsetting of a boat, June 21, 1821

Lydia Bowen, in iith year; was given too

large a dose of opium, March 8, 1823

Mary, at New York, of Society of Friends.

American of Feb. 6, 1824

Sally, widow, formerly of Martha's Vineyard,

at Bristol, April 16, 1825

Edward, son of William, aged 18 years, on

Nashawinna Island ; killed by lightning

while standing near the fireplace. Amer-
ican of July 5, 1825

Mr. , of Providence, at Curacoa, W. I., Sept. 17, 1825

Mercy, a Friend Minister, at Dartmouth,

Mass., aged 94 years, widow of Giles and

daughter of Daniel Goddard, of Newport.

American of Sept. 27, 1825

Giles, at Portsmouth, in 77ch year, Feb. 3, 1826.

Primus (colored), at Seekonk, aged 71 years.

Revolutionary pensioner, Nov. 3, 1826

Charles Brayton, youngest son of Benjamin

T., at Pawtuxet, aged 11 months, Nov. 7, 1826

Capt. Peleg, at Bristol, aged 76 years, Jan. 18, 1827

Maria, wife of Smith P., at Pawtuxet, aged 30

years; leaves 4 children. Mr. S. has lost

the use of both his arms. American of March 9, 1827

Hon. Holder, at Dartmouth, Mass., brother

of Peleg, aged 80 years, May 2, 1 827

Peleg, at Dartmouth, Mass., brother of Hon.

H older, aged 84 years. May 6, 1 827

John, aged 75 years, soldier of the Revolution.

American of Oct. I4( 1828

Thomas, son of Major Benjamin, drowned at

Valley Falls, Aug. 23, 1829

Oliver, at Newport, aged 49 years. Amer-
ican of Dec. 29, 1829

562 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SLOCUM Mrs. Abigail, widow of Hon. Holder
S., at Dartmouth, aged 82 years. Ameri-
can of April 27, 1831

Charles, Esq., at Portsmouth, aged 54 years, Sept. 18, 1831

Smith P., at Pawtuxet, in 39th year, Nov. 3, 1832

SMALLIE Andrew, aged 86 years, suddenly, in

church, at Backen, Ky., June 11, 1809

SMART Mrs. Hannah, at Boston almshouse,

aged 103 years, 4 months. American of Oct. 11, 1825

Abigail, wife of Andrew M. and daughter of
late John Sylvester, of Newport, at North
Providence, in 21st year, June 27, 1828

SMEAD Hon. Solomon, at Greenfield, Mass., in
71st year, member of the Executive Coun-
cil of Massachusetts. American of April 22, 1825
SMEDLEY Mrs. Polly, wife of James, Esq., and
daughter of the late Gen. Simeon Thayer,
of this town, aged 41 years, at Canandaigua,
N. Y., May 28, 1814
SMILIE Hon. John, M. "C. from Pennsylvania,
at Washington, aged 75 years ; was a native
of Ireland, but came here at an early age.
He held official positions during the War
of the Revolution. American of Jan. 8, 1813
SMITH Rev. John, D. D., Professor of Learned
Languages in Dartmouth College, at Han-
over, N. H. American of May 12, 1809

Mary, wife of Stuteley, at Pawtuxet, Dec. 17, 1809

Mrs. Mary, daughter of John, Esq., at John-
ston, in sgth year, Nov. 5, 1810

Esther, at Sterling, Ct , aged 34 years.

American ot Dec. 7, 18 10

Richard, Esq., at Scituate, in 74th year.

American of Dec. 11, 18 10

Hon. Israel, late Governor of Vermont, at
Rutland, aged 52 years. American of Dec. 14, 1810

Mrs. Jacob, at Cumberland, in 32d year, Dec. 31, 1810

Marcy, widow of Rufus, at BurrillviUe, in

80th year, April 17, 181 1

Catherme E., wife of John, at Washington

City, aged 30 years, April 27, 181 1

John, at Washington City, Chief Clerk War

Department, aged 37 years, April 28, 181 1

Mrs. Mary, wife of Christopher, Esq., in 6ist

AiT^^*"' ^ July 27, 181 1

Allen, at Steuben, Me., killed in a quarrel,

after a military parade, by Samuel Capson,

who struck him over the head with the butt

of the gun. American of Oct. 15 181 1

George W., Governor of Virginia, m the - '

burning of the Richmond, Va., theatre, Dec. 26, 181 1

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

563

SMITH William, Esq., at North Providence, in
86th year,

Charles, in this town, in 62d year,

William H , in this town, in 22d year,

Caleb, seaman, killed on board the U. S.
frigate Constitution, in action with the
Guerriere,

William Laughton, Esq., in South Carolina,
Grand Master of Masons in that state, and
a political character. He died the day
"after being re-elected grand master. Amer-
ican of

Nancy, widow of John, Jr., at Johnston, aged
27 years,

Sally Ann, daughter of the late John, of
Johnston, aged r6 months, in this town.

Col. Larkin, Collector of the Port of Norfolk,
at Fredericksburg, Va. American of

Jehu, in this town, in 84th year.

Amey, daughter of Capt. Stephen, Jr., in this
town, aged 1 1 months,
SMYTH Sailing Master Horace, Commander of
Gunboat No. 135, at Norfolk, Va. Ameri-
can of
SMITH Hannah, wife of Noah, of and at this
town, in 63d year. She had been a
worthy member of the Swanzey Baptist
Church for many years ; sermon by Elder
Slade. Rev. xiv : 14,

Mary, wife of Elder Elias, at Philadelphia, in
42d year,

Pitt, at Burrillville, aged 47 years. Judge of
Court of Common Pleas, for this County,

Sired, at Smithfield, in 31st year. American
of

Daniel, at Cumberland, in 8ist year,

Nathaniel, Esq., Naval Officer, of this port,
in Sist year. Masonic honors,

David, at Smithfield, aged about 45 years,

Windsor B., only son of Daniel, Esq., for-
merly of Burrillville, in isth year,

Rowena, wife of Zadoc, at Burrillville, in 48th
year,

Joseph, at Pawtuxet, in 27th year ; he left
wife and four children.

Gen. Byrd, at New Orleans. American of

Lewis, of Salem, lost overboard at sea from
ship Asia, off the coast of Norway. Ameri-
can of

March S, 1812

March 11, 1812

Aug. 4, 1812

Aug. 20, 1 8 12

Jan. 8, 1813

April 8, 1 813

Aug. 15, i8r3

Oct. 19, 1813
Oct. 24, 1813

Dec. I, 1813
Feb. 8, 1 8 14

March 4, 1814

March 4, 1814

April 15, 1814

March 15, 1814
March 20, 1814

April 7, 1 8 14
April 28, 1 8 14

May 16, 1814

June 9, 1814

July 6, 1814
March 31, 1815

June 9, 1815

564

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SMITH Capt. John, U. S. Navy, recently ap-
pointed to the Frankhn, aged 74 years, at
Philadelphia. American of

Capt. Joseph, at Barrington, aged 75 years,
an eminent nautical commander. Ameri-
can of

Amey F., wife of Capt. Stephen, Jr., in this
town, in 32d year,

Mrs. A. , at Enfield, Ct., aged 83 years.

American of

David, at Vernon, Ct.,aged 87 years. .■Ameri-
can of

, widow of David, at Vernon, Ct., aged

81 years. American of

Noah, in this town, in 70th year, suddenly,

Abiel, Esq., at Boston, aged 69 years, sud-
denly, formerly member of the Assembly;
gave ^25,000 to Harvard to found a French
Professorship, and a like amount for an
African school. American of

Major Harris, son of Job, Esq., of Johnston,
at Plymouth, Washington Co., N. C, in
39th year,

Anstress, wife of Jonathan, at Salem, of
dropsy, aged 50 years; 83 gallons had been
drawn at various times. American of

Mary, widow of Capt. George, late a prisoner
at Algiers, and was returning home in the
late unfortunate ship L. Epervier. Ameri-
can of

Mehitable Frances, only daughter of Benja-
min, aged 22 months,

William, at Boston, aged 6[ years,

John, at Glocester, at an advanced age,

, of Pinkneyville, La., in a duel with Mr.

Willis, of New Orleans ; was about

to be married to a lady of fortune.

Gen. John, late Senator from New York, and
Marshall of the District, at Mastick, L. I.,
in 61st year,

Col. William S., aged 63 years, son-in-law to
President Adams, member of Congress,
and late surveyor port of New York, at
Lebanon, N. Y. American of

Elizabeth, daughter of the late Samuel, in
Smithfield, aged 52 years. American of

Richard, native of Ireland, executed at Phil-
adelphia,

Lt. Richard, a defender of Fort Erie, Aug.
rs, 1 8 14, fell a victim to his own errors, in
23d year,

Aug. IS, 181S

Sept. 8, 1815

Sept. 27, 1 81 5

Oct. 20, 1815

Oct. 20, 1815

Oct. 20, 1815
Nov. 8, 1815

Dec. r, 1815

Dec. 4, 1815

Dec. 15, 18 1 5

Jan. 5, 1816

March 25, 1826

April 5, 1 81 6

April 10, 1816

May 28, 1 8 16

June 25, 1816

June 25, 1816

July 5, 1816

Aug. 10, 1816

Aug. 10, 1816

RHODE ISLA.ND AMERICAN-DEATHS 565

SMITH Benjamin West, son of Stephen C, aged

3 years, Sept. 6, i8i6

Peter, in Pennsylvania, killed by George
Diveley and John Lingenfelter, they tak-
ing him for a bear. American of Dec. 20, i8i6

John, at Johnston, in 82dyear, native of Prov-
idence, many years member of the Assem-
bly, member of Committee of Safety, in
the Revolution, in 1756 in a privateer in an
action with a French vessel of superior
force, all but 9 were killed or wounded,
Mr. Smith severely in the neck, March 23, 1817

Amey, wife ot George, of Kingston, U. C,
daughter of the late John Russell, of this
town, aged 42 years, April 7, 18 17

Cornelius Van Vechten, at Albany, N. Y.,

aged 28 years. May 10, 18 17

Rebecca, wife of George, and daughter of
David Barker, of Middletown, at this town,
aged 42 years. American of Aug. 5, 1817

Eleazer, youngest son of John, at Scipio, N.
Y., aged 9 years, drank thoughtlessly too
much liquor. American of Sept. 19, 1817

Abby, wife of Capt. Joseph, in 49th year, Nov. 30, 1817

Thomas Loughton, Esq., at Charleston, S.

C, from a fall. American of Dec. 12, 1817

Rebecca, widow of Capt. Joseph, daughter of
the late John Kinnicut, Esq., of Warren, at
Barrington, in 73d year, Jan. 8, 1818

Hon. Francis, at Plainfield, aged 82 years.

American of April 14, 1818

Miss Patience, at Middletown, in S7th year, June 23, 1818

Col. Henry, at Providence, aged 5r years,
formerly first Senator in General Assem-
bly, June 28, 1818

Job, at Johnston, suddenly, in 82d year. So-
ciety of Friends, Aug. 15, i8i8

Henry P., Esq., attorney at law, from a
wound by a dagger in the hands of a
brother attorney, in a political quarrel, at
Horrodsturg, Ky., Sept. 9,1818

Phebe, wife of Capt. Stepften, at Pawtuxet,

in 75th year, Sept. 13, 1818

Col. Melanton, at Plattsburg, aged 38 years.

American of Sept. 15, 18 18

George, Esq., at Charleston, S. C, aged 56

years. American of Oct. 9, 181 8

Henry, at Pawtuxet, in 21st year, Nov. 22, 181 8

Rufus, at Leicester, Mrss., Nov. 29, 181 8

Stephen W., grandson of Stephen Winsor,
at Foster, aged 3 years. American of Dec. 25, 18 18

566 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SMITH Edward, at North Providence, in 38ih

year, ^. Feb. s, 1819

Marcy, widow of Richard, Esq., of Scituate,

maiden name Wanton, at Burrillville, aged

82 years, suddenly, Feb. 6, 1819

Samuel, aged 75 years, April i, i8ig

Sarah, wife of Capt. Nicholas, at Pawtuxet,

in 21st year, April 22, 18 19

Rev. James, at Athens, N. Y., Pastor of the

Presbyterian Congregations of Leather-
wood and Seneka, within the bounds of

the Lancaster Presbytery. American of May 28, 1819

Barbara, wife of Ezekiel, at Rehoboth, in

80th year, June 9, 1819

Waite, widow of John, late of Smithfield, at

Providence, in 76th year, July 20, 1819

Dr. Patrick, of Hanover, at York, Penn.;

was thrown from a horse he was racing.

American of Aug. 6, 181-9

Susan, at Newport, in 34th year, Aug. 16, 18 19

James M., at New York, laborer. American

oi Aug. 27, 1 8 19

Rev. Samuel Stanhope, D. D., LL.D., late

President of Princeton University, at

Princeton, N. J. American of Aug. 31, 1819

Hezekiah, merchant, son of Abraham, of

Lyndon, Vt., at Charleston, S. C, in 29th

year, Sept. 12, 18 19

Lillis, daughter of Stephen, Jr., at Dighton,

in 22d year, Sept. 16, 1819

•Ohve, wife of Richard, in 31st year, Sept. 25, 1819

William, at Newport, aged 54 years. Ameri-

•^a^'^ <^f Oct 12 181Q

William, at Newport, in S4th year. Amer.
^canoi Oct. 15, 18 19

Henrietta, daughter of Joshua, at Seekonk,

in 17th year, Dec. 4, 1819

Martha, wife of Ebenezer, at Barrington,

aged 41 years, Dec. 21, 1819

Hon. Jonathan, Member Massachusetts Leg-
islature, from Springfield, at Boston, Feb. 5 1820
John, seaman, perished in the wreck of ' '

the schooner Quaker, March 6, 1820

Peter, seaman, perished in the wreck of the

schooner Quaker March 6, 1 820

Henry, infant son of Richard, aged 8 months, March 29, 1820
Mary, wife of Capt. Stephen, late of Rhode
Island and daughter of Capt. William
Rhodes, formerly of Cranston, at Scituate
'"^ 62d year, ' March 30, 1820

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

567

SMITH Freelove, wiaow of Capt. Simon, in 76th
year,

, daughter of Major Daniel, at Newbury-

port, aged 9 years, killed by the caving of
a bank,
SMALL Mrs. Sarah, native of Danvers, Mass.,
SMITH Richard, son of Capt. Turpin, of Provi-
dence, at Portsmouth, N. H., suddenly, after
a short passage, from Savannah, Ga., aged
31 years. American of

Martha, widow of Junia, at Smithfield, in
58th year. American of

Major Jonathan, at Seabrook, N. H., a sui-
cide. Amciican of

Royal W., son of Rev. Preserved, of Rowe,
Mass., at Shelbourne. aged 21 years, grad-
uate of Williams University 1818; was
studying Theology at Cambridge,

Ruth, widow of Job, Esq., at Johnston, in 8ist
year,

Benjamin, in 51st year,

Martha, wife of Constant, of Swanzey, Mass.,
at Warren, in 71st year.

Dr. Elisha, at Killingly, Ct., suddenly, aged
70 years. American of

Henry, son of late Col. Henry, in i8th year,

Elisha, Jr., aged 37 years. Purser's Steward,
son of Elisha, of Newport, at the Navy
Yard, Portsmouth, N. H. American of

Henry, son of late Col. Henry, and member
of Senior Class Brown University. Amer-
ican of I

George W., native of Boston, recently of
Newport, at Charleston, S. C, in 21st year,

Anna, wife of Joshua, aged 75 years,

William C, son of Samuel, of Providence, at
Bristol, aged 41 years, leaves wife and 5
children.

Rev. William, D. D., at New York, aged 69
years. American of

David, at Cumberland, in 64th year,

Mary Ann, wife of Capt. Jacob, at Newport,
aged 39 years. American of

Elisha T., son of Chad, aged 24 years, late of
Smithfield, R. I., at Waynesville, O.,

Phebe, wife of Capt. William, at Pawtuxet,
aged 49 years,

Esek, Jr., at Smithfield, in 49th year,

Sarah, widow of John, at East Greenwich, in
75th year,

May II, 1820

June 20, 1820
June 23, 1820

June 27, 1820

Aug. 15, 1820

Sept. 2, 1820

Sept. 8, 1820

Sept. 16, 1820
Oct. 8, 1820

Nov. 12, 1820

Dec. 12, 1820
Dec. 29, 1820

Jan. 2, 1821

June 9, 1 82 1

Feb. 13, 1 82 1
March 10, 1821

March 11, 1821

April 24, 1821
May 18, 1821

July 13, 1 82 1

Oct. 4, 1 82 1

Oct. 14, 1821
Nov. 4, 1 82 1

Nov. s, 1 82 1

568

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SMITH William Henry, infant son of John K.,
Eliza, wife of Horace, at Leicester, Mass.,
Lydia, daughter of Chad, at Slatersville, aged

14 years,
Satnael De Wolfe, of Bristol, aged 20 years,
■ at Havana, on board brig Brothers.
Oliver C, native of Rehoboth, at St. Louis,

Mo., aged 29 years. American of
Alpheus, at Cranston, aged about 25 years,
SMART Margaret W., wife of Isaiah, at See-

konk, in 42d year. American of
SMITH Nathaniel, 2d, at Bristol, aged 75 years ;

many years sexton Episcopal Church,
Hope, widow of Job, at Pawtuxet, aged 73

years,
William, at New Bedford, aged 40 years, fell

from the main top mast of ship Com.

Rogers. American of
Alorizo, aged about 18 years, native of Johns-
ton Co., N. Y., at Fayetteville, N. C. He

had eaten a large piece of white lead.

American of
Bery M.. wife of Rev. Preserved, Jr., at War-
wick, Mass., aged 33 years. American of
John G., son of Samuel, aged 6 years,
William Henry, son of Alanson, aged 13

months,
John, of East Greenwich, at sea, on board

ship Asia,
John Wheaton, son of Joseph, Jr., Esq., at

Warren, aged 15 years,
John, at Cranston, in 29ch year.
Thankful, at Newport Asylum, aged 70 years.

American of
Christopher, at Scituate, aged 64 years,
Mrs. Rebecca, at Taunton, aged 55 years,
Josiah, son of Josiah, Esq., of St. Augustine,

at New Bedford, aged 19 years, member

junior class Brown University,
Aaron, at Rehoboth, in S3d year,
Jacob, Jr., son of Capt. Jacob, of Newport, on

board ship Integrity, on passage from Ba-

tavia to Canton, aged 17 years,
Emor, son of Simeon, at Burrillville, aged 25

years,
Lucy, widow of David, at Attleboro, in 63d

year,
Edward Taft, son of Aaron, in 6th year,
Nathaniel, at Barrington, aged TJ years,
Dlisha, at Newport, aged 81 years,

Nov. 13, 1 82 1
Nov. 25, 1821

Nov. 29, 1 82 1

Dec. 2, 1821

Dec. 4, 1 82 1
Jan. 13, 1822

Feb. 26, 1822

March 20, 1822

May 14, 1822

May 28, 1822
June 14, 1822

June 28,

July s.

1822
1822

Aug. 18,

1822

Sept. 7,

1822

Sept. 26,
Oct. 17,

1822
1822

Dec. 3,
Dec. 19,
Dec. 19,

1822
1822
1822

Dec. 19,
Dec. 21,

1822
1822

Jan. — ,

1823

Feb. 9,

1823

Feb. II,

Feb. 20,

March 17,

April 12,

1823
1823
1823
1823

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 569

SMITH Samuel, son of late William C, at Bris-
tol, aged 4 years, May i, 1823

Peter, father of Master G. ?. Smith, the

American Roscius, at New Orleans, May 11, 1823

Albert, Esq., at Hanover, aged 60 years.

American of June 3, 1823

John, at Slatersville, aged 24 years, June 13, £823

Benjamin B., Esq., attorney at law, at

Charleston, S. C. American of June 27, 1823

Mehitable, widow, at Leicester, aged 72 years, July 12, 1823

Ann Amey, daughter of Stephen C, aged 3

years, 10 months, Aug. 22, 1823

Nancy, wife of John and daughter of Jona-
than Knowles, in 52d year, Aug. 28, 1823

Samuel, at Bristol, aged 63 years, Sept. 14, 1823

George, of Rhode Island, at Mobile, Ala.

American of Sept. 23, 1823

Ebenezer, at Sterling, Ct., aged 92 years.

American of Oct. 3, 1823

Ruth, wife of Jeremiah B., at Canterbury, Ct.,
aged 24 years, Oct. 6, 1823

Elizabeth, infant daughter of William, Oct. 23, 1823

Sarah Vinson, wife of William C, and grand-
daughter of Samuel Vinson, of Newport,
at Georgetown, S. C, Nov. 13, 1823

Love, widow of Benjamin, Esq., at Edgar-
town, aged about 80 years. American of Nov. 25, 1823

Ruth, wife of Capt. Andrew, at Oxford,

Mass., aged 39 years. American of Dec. 12, 1823

Sarah, wife of Area, at Cumberland, in 60th
year, April 28, 1824

Capt. Stephen, Sr., at Pawtuxet, in 8ist year, June 10, 1824

Edward, at Pawtuxet, aged 20 years, Aug. 14, 1824

Sarah, widow of Philip, of Middletown, at

Newport, aged 80 years, Aug. 17, 1824

Rev. David, formerly of Hollis, at Meredith,

N. H., Aug. 18, 1824

SMALLWOOD Samuel N., Esq., Mayor of the

City, at Washington City. American of Oct. 8, 1824

SMITH Aaron, aged 34 years, Oct. 30, 1824

Lydia, wife of James, at Cumberland, of

Society of Friends, Dec. 9, 1824

Benjamin, Esq., aged 56 years, Dec. 29, 1824

Area, at Cumberland, in 6ist year, Feb. 2, 1825

, shot by Brotherton, in a quarrel,

at Smithton, L. I. American of Feb. 8, 1825

James H., at Cahawla, Ala., aged 35 years.
He died from a wound received in firing a
salute in honor of Gen. Lafayette. Amer-
ican of May 27, 1825

570

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SMITH Aaron, at Shrewsbury, Mass , aged 89

years. American of
Florette, daughter of Capt. William Peter,

aged 4 years,
Col. George, late M. C, in North Carolina,

killed by a falling tree. American of
, clerk for Mr. Fowler, drowned in New

York Harbor, in a ferryboat collision,
George, of Philadelphia, at Mobile, aged 35

years,
Eliza, aged 4 years, and Hannah, aged 2

years, daughters of Horace, at Newport.

American of
James, at Cumberland, aged 73 years, 40

years a worthy Friend. American of
Amanda, at Chesterfield, N. H., of Smith-
field, R. I., in 22d year. American of
Richard, of New York, midshipman, in Mex-
ican Navy, at Alvarda, Mex. American of
Capt. Stephen, formerly of Scituate, at Colum-
bus, O., in 67th year. American of
Cynthia Hale, daughter of William, in 4th

year,
Capt. Amos D., at Groton, aged 47 years ;

leaves wife and 6 children.
Charles S., son of Lemuel, of Stonington, at

South Kingstown, in 26th year,
Alfred U., son of Benjamin, Esq., at North

Kingstown, in 26th year,
Oliver, son of William A., aged 16 months,
Mary Sheldon, wife of John I., and eldest

daughter of late Nicholas Branch, aged 42

years,
Samuel, at Rarrington, aged 84 years,
Abijah, at Sturbridge, Mass., aged 76 years',
Priscilla, widow of Elisha, at Newport.

American of
Mrs. Mary, wife of George, of Dartmouth, at

New Bedford. American of
Henry, in 20th year,
James, of Charlton, Mass., drowned near

Fields Point by the oversetting of the

boat,
Simeon, at Glocester, in 22d year,
Martin, aged 39 years,
John, 2d, in 53d year,
Willard, son of Peter, at Walpole, aged 18

years,
Mary Tilley, daughter of Stephen, aged 5
years, 6 months.

June 7, 1825

June 13, 1825

July 12, 1825

July 30, 1825

Aug. 17, 1825

Aug. 30, 1825
Aug. 30, 1825
Sept. 13, 1825

Oct. II, 1825

Oct. II, 1825
Dec. 5, 1825

Feb. 28, 1826

March 6, 1 826

May 6, 1826
June 13, 1826

June 22, 1826
July 14, 1826
July 25, 1826

July 25, 1826

Aug. 15, 1826
Sept. 5, 1826

Sept. 7, 1826

Nov. I, 1826

Nov. 10, 1826

Feb. 2, 1827

Feb. 19, 1827

Feb. 21, 1827

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

571

Smith Dorothy, wife of John, of Smithfield, at
Providence, in 71st year,

Sally Adelia, daughter of Capt. Benjamin, 'kt
Pawtuxet, in i6ih year,

John Q. Adams, infant son of Col. Richard,
at Greenville, Smithfield, aged 2 years,

Edward, at Newport, aged 48 years,

Lucy, widow of Stephen, at Lyme, Ct.. aged
10 1 years. American of

Clarissa C, daughter of William, Esq., at
Scituate, aged 10 months,

Clarrissa C, daughter of William, Esq., at
Scituate, aged 10 months,
^ William B.,of Richmond, at Providence, aged
57 years,

Isaac W., formerly of Boston, at New York,

Levi, at Cumberland,

William, at Mention, aged 46 years,

John, of Smithfield, aged 62 years, a soldier
of the Revolution, at Providence. Amer-
ican of

Bridget, widow of William, late of Providence,
at Albany, N. Y., in 85th year,

, killed by her husband, a keeper of a

sailor's boarding house. American of

George, aged 43 years,

William H., son of Cyrus H., aged 4 months,

John, Esq., at Burrillville, aged 98 years ; an
able member of the General Assembly
during the Revolution. American of

Jonathan, a cooper, aged about 55 years, .said
to belong at Providence, at Lenox, Madi-
son Co., N. Y.. very suddenly. American of

Philip, of Pitt Co., N. C; while he was away
from home his house caught fire and 4 of
his children perished, the fifth is still in a
critical condition. American of

Moses, son of Moses, of George, at Paw-
tuxet, aged 10 months,

Henrietta, widow of Edward, at Middletown,
aged 62 years,

Mrs. Susannah, aged 70 years,

Amelia Elizabeth, daughter of Capt. Joseph,
at Pawtuxet,

Miss Ruth, daughter of late Daniel, Esq.,
aged 85 years,

Nathaniel, at Bristol, aged 84 years,

Alfred, at Smithfield, aged 58 years,

Mrs. Penelope, wife of Capt. Benjamin M.,
at Pawtuxet, in 50th year,

Feb. 25, 1827

F"eb. 28, 1827

March 22, 1827
May 10, 1827

June 15, 1827

June 27, 1827

July 4, 1827

July 20, 1827

July 23, 1827

Aug. 16, 1827

Oct. 4, 1827

Dec. 21, 1827

Dec. 30, 1827

Feb. 12, 1828

March 30, 1828

April 15, 1828

May 16, 1828

June 13, 1828

July 4, 1828

July 20, 1828

Aug. 6, 182S
Aug. 9, 1828

Sept. 12, 1828

Sept. 29, 1828

Oct. 2, 1828

Oct. 15, 1828

Oct. 18, 1828

572 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SMITH Arnold, son of Capt. Reuben, Jr., aged

i6 months, Oct. 24, 1828

Abby Lucilla, youngest daughter of Capt.

Joseph, at Pawtuxet, aged 3 years, 5 nsos., Nov. 27, 1828
Mrs. Sarah, widow of Charles, in 62d year, Nov. 28, 1828

Mowrey, Esq., at Glocester, Jan. 15, 1829

Dr. Nathan, Professor in the Medical School

at Yale College, aged 66 years, Jan. 26, 1829

Marcellus, late one of the proprietors and

editors of the Richmond Whig, in Gooch-
land Co., Va, Feb. 19, 1829
David S., at Dighton, in 80th year, April 20, 1829
Capt. Benjamin M., at Pawtuxet, aged 54

years, April 30, 1829

R. A., a musical composer, author of "Jessie,

the Flower of Dunblane," at Edinburgh.

American of May i, 1829

Mary, widow of Samuel, in 88th year. [This

correct]. May 7, 1829

Mary, widow of Gen Smith, in 86th

year, funeral from her son's residence,

[Stephen C. Smith], died Aug. 11, 1829

Charles, son of late Aaron, in 8th year,

drowned in the Canal Basin, May 25, 1829
, son of Aaron, drowned in the Canal

Basin, May 25, 1 829

S. Melancton, of Rochester, N. Y., fell dead

while walking in his garden. American of Aug. 4, 1829

Capt. Daniel, at Middleboro, aged 50 years,

he received a slight scratch in the woods a

few days before. American of Sept. 18, 1829

Capt. Daniel, at Middleboro, aged 50 years.

American of Sept. 18, 1829

Edmund, at Sutton, aged 26 years. Ameri-
can of Sept. 25, 1829
Emma Frances, infant daughter of Albert T.

F., aged i year, Oct. 5, 1829

Lois, wife of Joseph, at Hatfield, aged 60

years. American of Oct. 23, 1829

Jesse, at Bangor, Me., aged 70 years. Revolu-
tionary pensioner. American of Dec. 1,1829
Capt. Elijah, at Hatfield, aged 73 years. The

deceased was one of six brothers whose

joint ages are 429 years. American of Dec. 8, 1829

John Witherspoon, Esq., District Attorney,

only son of Rev. Dr. Smith, President of
^ College, of New Jersey. American of Dec. 15, 1829

Samuel, at Swanzey, in 82d year, soldier of

the Revolution ; leaves widow and six chil-

f^ren, Feb. 8, 1 830

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS

573

SMITH Dr. Richard R., at Boston, aged 50
years American of

Col. Elihu, at Sheldon, aged 95 years, an offi-
cer of the Revolution. American of

Mrs. Eliza, at Boston, aged 32 years. Ameri-
can of

Thomas, of Baltimore, aged 30 years, fell
down stairs and broke his neck, at Port-
land, Me American of

Lemuel, Esq., attorney, at New York. Amer-
ican of

Smith, of Providence, son of Thomas, of
Smithfield,

Dr. , killed by Dr. Jeffries in a duel

in Arkansas,

William, Esq., aged 30 years, only son of
Hon. Jeremiah, of Exeter, N. II., at Cen-
treville, Miss.; was admitted to the bar at
21, and member of Assembly at 23, and
represented Exeter 3 terms. American of

George, eldest son of Capt. John, formerly
of Hartford, Ct., at St. Juan, Camrioca,
Cuba, aged 35 years,

Miss Betsey, aged 57 years, at Westfield.
American of

Miss Betsey, at Westfield, aged 57 years.
American of

Barton Richmond, third son of William T.,
formerly of Providence, at Ware Village,
Mass , aged 2 years, 8 months,

Sally, eldest daughter of Levi, late of John-
ston, at North Providence, in 70th year,

Sarah Burgess, infant daughter of Amos D.,
aged 5 months,

Hannah, widow, at Salem, aged 84 years.
American of

John I., in S2d year,

Frederick, one of the Associate Judges of
Pennsylvania, at Reading, suddenly. Amer-
ican of

Capt. Nathaniel Taylor, son of late Nathan-
iel, of Bristol, aged 24 years, master of
brig William. American of

Sarah Ann, daughter of late Elisha, Jr., at
Newport, aged 19 years. American of

Ebenezer, at his residence on Dix Hills, Hun-
tington, L., I., aged about 70 years,

Deborah, wife of Noah, at Taunton, aged 70
years. American of

Benjamin, at Pawtuxet, in 65th year.

April 2, 1830
April 23, 1830
April 30, 1830

May 21, 1830
June 15, 1830
June 16, 1830
June 22, 1830

June 25, 1830

July 31, 1830

Aug. 3, 1830

Aug. 10, 1830

Aug. 6, 1830

Aug. 19, 1830

Aug. 31, 1830

Sept. 14, 1830
Sept. 30, 1830

Oct. 15, 1830

Oct. 26, 1 830

Feb. I, 1831

Feb. 21, 1831

March 25, 1831
March 30, 1831

574

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SMITH Rev. John, D. D., Principal of the Theo-
logical Semiaary, at Hangor, Me., aged 65
years. American of April 1 8, 183 1

Capt. Robert B., first commander, at sea, on
board the Caledonia, Capt. Young. Ameri-
can of May 10, 1831

Mrs. Elizabeth, at Newport, aged 32 years.

American of May 24, 1831

Capt. Humphrey W., at Boston, aged 32 years,

American of, June 14, 1831

John Prentice, son of William T., at Ware

Village, formerly of Providence, Aug. 20, 1831

Betsey, aged 47 years, Sept. 25, 1831

Simon, at Glocester, in 94th year, Oct. 17, 1831

Joseph, 3d son of Joseph, Jr., Esq., at War-
ren, in 30th year, Nov. 15, 1831

Mrs. Betsey, aged 59 years, Dec. 20, 1831

Capt. China, at Paris, Oneida Co., N. Y.,
3ged 93 years, soldier of the Revolution, Jan. 17, 1832

Mrs. S Louisa P , wife of Samuel J.,

formerly of Providence, at New York, Feb. 12, 1832

Elisha P., infant son of Nathaniel P., aged

about 18 months, at Swanzey, April 27, 1832

Mary Ann, infant daughter of Col. Richard,

aged 15 months, April 30, 1832

Pashal, son of William A., in 3d year. Amer-
ican of May 8, 1832

Deborah J., daughter of Stephen C, at New-
York, in 23d year, June i, 1832

Maria, wife of Martin, formerly of Douglass,

Mass., aged 22 years, June 2, 1832

Benjamin, Jr., drowned in wreck of pleasure

boat Bunker Hill, in Boston harbor, June 12, 1832

John, drowned at Philadelphia, June 12, 1832

John, town sergeant of Foster ; was nearly
80 years old and had been sergeant about

40 years; killed by Maynard, with an

axe, whom he was trying to arrest, June 21, 1832

George E., alderman of the 4th ward at New

York, of cholera. American of July 27, 1832

Mrs. , daughter-in-law to the Earl of

Carrington. American of Sept. 11, 1832

Elisha P., of Pawtuxet, merchant, Sept. 12, 1832

Richard, at Bristol, aged 80 years, upwards

of 30 years clerk of the court, Oct. 17, 1832

Martha, wife of Capt. Simeon, at Pawtuxet,
in 77th year, Jan. 6, 1833

Professor John M , at Middletown, Ct., aged
34 years, Professor of Ancient Languages
and Literature and of Natural Science at
Wesleyan University. American of Jan. 8, 1833

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS

575

SNEDIKER Miss

, drowned,

SNEED Benjamin, in Virginia, aged 98 years, a
teacher for 71 years ; was first instructor of
Thomas Jefferson. He has 145 descend-
ants. American of
SNELL Rebecca, wife of Capt. Seth, Jr., at
Warren. American of

Capt. Avery, at Troy, Mass., aged 21 years,

Seth, at Warren, in 77th year ; for 30 years
was a justice of peace and 16 years in-
spector of customs for Warren,

Benjamin, at South Bridge water, aged 72
years. American of

Amos, at Troy, Mass., aged about 56 years,

Caleb, native of Warren, at Quincy, Fla.,
SNELLING Elizabeth, widow of Col. Jonathan,
of Boston, in this town, aged 86 years ;
funeral from her son-in-law's house, John
Mumford ; died
SNOW Jonathan, at Rochester, Mass., aged 54
years,

Dea. James, in this town, in 82d year; ser-
mon by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Josiah, in this town, in 29th year,

Abigail, wife of L , at Taunton. Amer-
ican of

Hannah, widow of Jonathan, at Rochester,
Mass., aged 49 years,

Charles Wanton, son of Peter Wanton Snow,
aged 5 years, 4 months, in this town,

Tristam Burgess, only son of John B., Esq.,
in this town, aged 2 years, 9 months,

Isannah Bruce, infant daughter of John B.,
Esq., aged 14 months,

Charlotte B., in this town, aged 4 years, 9
months, only child of John B., Esq.,

Zeb^dee, Jr., at Smithfield, in 42d year.
American of

Mrs. Margaret, widow of Rev. James, of this
town, m 83d year, at Attleboro,

Harriet Rogers, infant daughter of Peter W.,
Esq., aged 8 months,

Allen, youngest son of John, in 3d year,

Stephen W., at Clinton, Ga., formerly of
Providence, m 30th year,

Frances Wanton, infant daughter of Peter
W., aged I year, 3 months,

Louisa, wife of James, Jr., and eldest daugh-
ter of Paul Draper, in 28th year,

James Paul, infant son of James, Jr., in 2d
year.

Sept. S, 181S

May II, 1819

Sept. 7, 1810
Sept. 22, 1822

March 4, 1823

Nov. 14, 1823

Aug. 2, 1826

Aug. 23, 1829

Feb. 10, i8ri

March 27, 1810

Oct. 8, 1812
March 13, 1813

Aug. 24, 1813

Sept. 13, 1813

Dec. 29, 1813

July I, 1814

Nov. 21, 1814

April 18, 181S

Dec. 26, 1815

April 21, 1817

Oct. 27, 1817
Feb. 28, 1818

April IS, 1818

Aug. 19, 1819

Oct. 3, 1819

Oct. 5, 1819

576

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SNOW Thomas, in 41st year,

Zebedee, at Scituate, in 76th year,

Frances Harriet, infant daughter of William
C, aged ri months.

Miss Susan, at Nantucket, formerly resident
of Providence. American of

Sarah, widow of Daniel, in 85th year,

Solomon, at Raynham, in 80th year,

Daniel Branch, son of late Thomas, aged i
year, 2 months,

Charles Andrews, only son of George T.,
aged 19 months,

Capt. Elisha, of Providence, aged 37 years,
after an absence of three years, at sea, on
board brig Pocahontas. His remains were
carried to New York and buried with Ma-
sonic honors,

George, aged 26 years,

James, son of William, of Providence, at
Nashville, Tenn., aged 31 years,

Mrs. Hannah, in 91st year,

Emeline, wife of Richard M., in 21st year,

Christopher Lippitt, son of William C., aged
13 months,

Charles Lafayette, son of Joseph G., aged 16
months,

Henry Y., of Windham, Ct., at Cranston,
aged about 30 years,

Martha, aged 33 years, found dead in bed.
American of

Hannah, wife of Daniel, in 63d year, sud-
denly,

Dr. M. Erskme, at Smithfield, in 20th year.
American of

Frances, wife of Samuel, in 70th year, sud-
denly,

Jeannette Smith, eldest child of Capt. Peter
Wanton Snow, in 14th year,

Edward, formerly of Providence, at Smith-
field, in 52d year, son of late Dea. James,

Henry, native of Boston, at New Orleans, of
the fever, in 32d year,

Mary, wife of Joseph C, at Nantucket, aged
76 years. American of

Albert Henry, son of Josiah, of Providence,
at South bridge, aged i year,

Josiah, buried at Smithfield,

Mrs. Hannah, at New Braintree, aged 96
years. American of

Oct. 10, 1819
Nov. 24, 1819

F"eb. 4, 1820

Aug. 25, 1820

July r, 1821

May 30, 1821

Oct. 5, 1821

Feb. 15, 1822

March 9, 1822
May 31, 1822

Sept. I, 1823
Nov. 14, 1823
April 21, 1824

Sept. 1 8, 1824

Sept. 25, 1826

Aug. 7, 1827

March 25, 1828

July 19, 1828

Sept. 12, 1828

Dec. 14, 1828

March 23. 1829

May 2, 1829

Aug. 18, 1829

Sept. 24, 1830

March 19, 1831
March 22, 1831

May 17, 1831

Aug. 17,

1831

Dec. 18,
Dec. 22,

1831
1831

Aug. 25,

1832

Sept. 12,

1823

July 22,

1 83 1

Nov. 9,

1819

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 577

SNOW Jeannette, wife of Capt. Peter W., of
Providence, and daughter of late Capt.
Simon Smith, at Freetown, m 4Sth year,
Frances Elizabeth, youngest daughter of

Robert T., aged 1 1 months, 4 days,
Rachal, widow of James, in 76th year,
Capt. William, aged 80 years, Soldier of the
Revolution,
SNOWDEN Richard, in Maryland, a wealthy
and influential citizen. American of
Samuel, at -Alexandria, D. C, aged 55 years,
for 30 years Editor and Proprietor of the
Gazette. American of
SNYDER Hon. Simon, lale Governor of Penn-
sylvania,

SODERSTROM Richard, Esq., Swedish Con-
sul General to the U. S., at Philadelphia,
aged 72 years ; had resided in the U. S.
32 years, a part of the time at Boston.
American of April 21, 1815

SOMAGLIA Cardinal Giulio Maria della, Dean
of the Sacred College, etc.; was born at
Placenza, July 27, 1742, died at Rome, April 3, 1830

SOMERVILLE Lieut. George W., at Thomp-
son's Island, Aug. 23, 1823
SOPER Jonathan, at Haverhill, N. H., of spotted

fever, aged 41 years. American of Dec. 19, 1815

SOPHIA Charlotte, Queen of England, born
May 19, 1744, youngest daughter of Charles
Lewis Ferdmand, Prince of Mechlinburg
Stretitz. Her husband was born May 24,
1738; they have surviving 12 children, the
youngest born 1777. Regarding the father
of the present King it can be said : he was
son of a King and father of a King, yet
never a King. American of Jan. 12, 1819

SOULE Mehitable, wife of Capt. Samuel, of this

town, in 59th year, Feb. 14, 1809

Hiram, at Little Compton, aged 48 years, Oct. 19, 1822

William, son of Samuel, in 40th year, Oct. 19, 1823

Dorcas, widow of Abner, of Tiverton, at Paw-
tucket, in 78th year, Feb. 6, 1824
Polly, in s6th year, Feb. 9, 1824
Susannah, widow of Capt. William, in 88th

year, Sept. 2, 1824

Capt. Samuel, in 78th year, July 26, 1825

SOUTHARD John, eldest son of Hon. Samuel
L., Secretary of U. S. Navy, at Trenton,
N. J., Dec. 27, 1824

578

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SOUTHARD Ann S., youngest daughter of
Hon. Samuel, late Secretary United "States
Navy, at Washington, in 4th year,
SOUTHGATE William, m the burning of the

Richmond, Va., Theatre,
SOUTH WICK Rebecca, wife of William, at
Smithfield, in 29th year,
Francis, of Newport, at Richmond, Va., aged

32 years,
Henry Collins, printer, at New York, aged

42 years. American of
Francis M., son of Solomon, Esq., aged 23

years, at Albany, N. Y. American of
Sarah, wife of Pitts, at Newport,
Joseph, at Newport, aged 37 years,
Laura W., widow of Willett R., of Pough-
keepsie, N. Y., and daughter of John
Capron, of and at Uxbridge, Mass , aged
29 years
Josiah, at Newport, aged 70 years,
Joseph, at Newport, aged 83 years,
Mrs. Elizabeth, formerly of Newport, at Prov-
idence, in s6th year,
Eliza Ann, wife of Nathan 2d, at Burrillville,
aged 22 years,
SOUTHWORTH Rebecca, wife of Ephraim, in
66th year,
John Martin, infant son of Sylvester S., aged

6 months,
Ephraim, aged 70 years,
Susan H., wife of Epenetus S., at Boston,
aged 22 years,

SOVEREIGN , murdered his wife and 6

children while enraged from drink, at
Gore District, U. C,
SPAIN Maria Josefa Amalla, Queen of, she was
a daughter of Duke of Saxony, aged 23
years ; was married to King Ferdinand
when 15. American of
.SPARHAWK William, from exposure in a ship-
wreck,
Nancy, wife of Timothy, at Oxford, Mass.,

aged 48 years.
Patience, widow, formerly of Oxford, at Ward,
Mass., aged 78 years. American of

SPARKS , son of Thomas, of Franklin Co.,

Ga. He took his gun to shoot a Bee
Martin, threw it across his arm, snapped it
carelessly, and shot his mother dead.

March 19, 1829

Dec. 26, 181 1

April 23, 1816

Oct. 3, 1820

Feb. 6, 1 82 1

Nov. 2, 1 821

July 20, 1822

June 6, 1823

Oct. 27, 1823

Aug. 7, 1828

June 21, 1829

Aug. 17, 1829

Sept. 20, 1829

Jan. 12, 1822

April 16, 1 826
March 8, 1828

March 17, 1831
Jan. 21, 1832

June 30, 1829

Dec. 12, 1818

July 17, 1823

March 4, 1825

May 15, 1820

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

579

SPAULDING Mrs. Hannah, wife of Darius,
Esq., and daughter of the late Capt. Joshua
Ingrahatn, of Bristol, at Roxbury, Vt., aged
48 years. American of

Asa, Esq., Attorney for the State, of New
London Co., at Norwich,

Joseph, formerly of Smithfield, at Sterling,
Ct., in 43d year,

Mrs. Lydia, wife of Dea. Jacob, at Killingly,
aged 62 years,

Joseph, at Clemsford, Mass., aged 64 years.
He was at Bunker Hill and fired the first
gun. He declared he killed Major Pit-
cairn, as he had a deliberate aim on him,

Lyman, M. D., aged 46 years ; had resided
several years at New York, at Portsmouth,
N. H. American of

John T., in Sist year, many years an In-
spector of Customs, Pnblic Notary and
Justice of the Peace,

Mrs. Audery, widow of Edward, in 92d year ;
was the last survivor of 13 brothers and
sisters each of whom reached great age.
She had buried beside her husband all her
children,

Polly, wife of Zadock, and daughter of Capi.
David Cady, late of and at Killingly, Ct,
aged 52 years,

Ann A., wife of Simon, at Killingly, Ct., aged
41 years, leaves 3 children,

Mary Drown, infant daughter of Joseph, at
Seekonk,

Sophia K., daughter of the Mayor, at New
York, aged 18 years. American of
SPEAKMAN John, at .^t. Simons Island, Ga.

American of
SPEARS Mary, in this town, in 67th year, widow

of William, of Woodstock, Ct.,
SPEARS Abigail, wife of Thomas, Esq., at Paw-
tucket, in soth year,
SPELLMAN Sarah, wife of Oliver, in this town,
in 24th year. American of

Oliver, of Providence, aged 30 years, on
coast of Africa,

Abby Elizabeth, daughter of Capt. Oliver,
aged 9 weeks,

Ruth, daughter of Capt. Joseph, aged 3 years,
SPENCER George W., at East Greenwich, in
23d year. American of

Capt. Ambrose, aide to Maj. General Brown,
and youngest son of Hon. Ambrose Spen-

June 17, 1814

Aug. 13, 181 1

June 22, 1815

Feb. 9, 1817

Aug. 6, 1820
Nov. 13, 182 [
Jan. 25, 1822

Sept. 12, 1823

Nov. 28, 1823

July 7, 1826

Sept. 12, 1826

Jan. 6, 1829

Oct. 16, 1 82 1

July 15. 1810

Oct. 4, 1823

March 24, 181 5

March 20, 1820

Aug. 30, 1 82 1
Oct, 1, 1829

Nov. 19, 181 1

580

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SPENCER:

cer, of Albany, in Upper Canada, of
wounds received at Niagara Falls. Amer-
ican of
Elijah, at East Greenwich, in 34th year,
Thomas, at Warwick, in 56th year.
Col. Jasper, of Kent Co., Md., killed by a
person whom he was restraining from com-
mitting murder,
Mathewson, in 51st year,
Mrs. Abigail, aged 89 years,
Andrew, son of Dexter, in 17th year,
Amey, wife of Capt. Joseph, and daughter of
Oliver Wickes, Esq., at PZast Greenwich,
in 4Sth year,
Betsey, at Smithfield, in 28th year,
Phebe, widow of Thomas, at Newport, aged
97 years,

Capt. R , son of Earl Spencer, of the

Owen Glendown, British frigate ; killed by
his first lieutenant, in a quarrel at Rio
Janeiro, S. A. American of
Eunice R., wife of Jonathan N., of Pawtucket,
and daughter of Jabez Newell, of and at
Attleboro, in 22d year. American of
Ann M., daughter of late John, of East

Greenwich, at Coventry,
Charles, of East Greenwich, at New York
hospital, aged 27 years, mate of ship En-
voy, of this port. American of
SPENCE Capt. Robert Trail, U. S. Navy, near

Baltimore. American of
SPENCER Francis Phineas, at Taunton, aged
19 years,
Capt. ReynoMs, formerly of East Greenwich,

at Griswold, Ct., aged 65 years,
Betsey, wife ot Gideon, in 46th year,
Jonathan Nile.s, at Pawtucket, in 28th year,

(Masonic honors)
Lydia W., wife of Wanton W., aged 29 years
Wanton W., aged 28 years; threw himself
from a third story window, in a fit of de-
lirium,
Archibald Grieve, son of Peleg W., of East
Greenwich, at North Kingstown, aged 15
months.
Job, machinist, at Phenix Village, Warwick
in 40th year, '

Lieut. James M.. at Bay of St. Louis, of the
fever. American of

Aug. 16, 1814
Oct. IS, 1814
Dec. 6, 1814

May 19, :8i5

June 23, 1821

March 22, 1822

Aug. 13, 1822

Dec. 23, 1822
Aug. 19, 1823

April I, 1824

Oct. 6, 1820

Oct. 7, 1825
April II, 1826

Sept. 19, 1826

Oct. 3, 1826

Oct. 25, 1826

Oct. 28, 1826
March 4, 1827

May 7, 1827
Aug. 24, 1827

Aug. 26, 1827

Sept. 4, 1828
March 6, 1829
Sept. 25, 1829

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

581

SPENCER Eliza Maria, daugliter of Major
Stephen W.; while standing before the fire
at school, her clothes took fire ; was so
badly burnt she died the next morning.
American of
Benjamin Franklin, infant son of Edward, at
Smithfield, aged 6 months, 1 5 days. Amer-
ican of
John Stewart, infant son of Christopher, Esq.,

at Warwick,
Warren W., son of Gideon, at Warwick, aged

26 years,
Carey, formerly of East Greenwich, at Cran-
ston, in 93d year, of Society of Friends,

SPICER Mrs. Mary, in this town, in 67th year,

SPIER Frederick, lost in the shipwreck of ship
Sea Fox, off Sandy Hook ; was a German
and aged about 50 years ; leaves wife and
six children,

SPICER John T., infant son of John W., aged
II months. American of

SPINK Waite, widow of Ishmael, at North
Kingstown, in 86th year. American of
Amey, wife of Oliver, at Wickford, aged 72

years,
Mary Elizabeth, infant daughter of Samuel,

Jr., aged 5 months,
Col. Christopher, at Wickford, in 55th year,
Samuel, Jr., of Providence, at Matanzas, in
28th year. American of -

SPIMNER John, of Eliot, drowned at Portsmouth
harbor, N. H., aged 73 years. He has been
several times near death by this cause.
American of
John, of Elliot, aged 73 years, drowned in
Portsmouth harbor, N. H.; was a veteran
fisherman. American of

SPINNEY Susan, wife of Francis, at Lynn, aged
37 years. American of

SPOFFORD Joseph, of Weathersfield, Vt., at
Springfield, Vt., aged 62 years. He is
supposed to have smothered, as he was
found in his room, dead, with said room full
of smoke and fire which had burned him
somewhat, American of

SPOONER Capt. Charles, of this town, in 37th
year, at sea, on passage from Surinam to
New York ; leaves wife and 5 children,
John, at Newport, aged 40 years. American
of

Jan. 8, 1830

Oct. 8, 1830

April 6, 1 83 1

July 20, 1 83 1

Dec. 10, 1833
April 17, 181 1

Oct. 27, i82t

July 8, 1828

Jan. 14, 1820

Feb. 12, 1826

Dec. 24, 1829
March 16, 1832

March 23, 1830

July 13, 1832

July 13, 1832
July 30, 1830

June 3, 183 1

Sept. 21, 1809
Dec. 18, 1810

582

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SPOONER Prudence, wife of Elder Thomas, at

Glocester, aged 40 years ; sermon by Rev.

Calvin Cooper of Killingly, Rev. XIV: 13,

Lieut. G. W., of the U. S. Ship Washington,

at Port Mahon, about
Margaret, widow of Capt. Charles, at Provi-
dence,
Charles C, son of Wing, of Newport, aged
23 years, lost from brig Maria, of Bristol,
at sea,
Samuel, son of Wing, at Newport, in 26th

year. American of
Benjamin, adopted son of Sanford Horton, at

Bristol, aged 10 years, 10 months,
Bathsheba, wife of Wing, at Newport, aged

50 years,
Hannah Corey, infant daughter of Seth, aged

18 months,
William J., Esq., aged 30 years, at Boston, a

noted member of the Boston bar,
Benjamin W. C, son of William, at Newport,

aged 5 years,
Sarah, widow of Benjamin, at Newport, aged

89 years,
Frances, widow of Capt. Wing, at Newport,

aged 76 years. American of
Charles, son of Capt. Wing, aged 39 years,

at Newport,
Andrew Oliver, youngest son of Dr. William,

at Boston, aged i8 years. American of
William, at Boston, aged 6i years. American
of

, son of S , aged 7 years, killed ; was

run over by a cart,
-SPRACHER John Christopher, in Wythe Co.,
Va. He left 14 children, 92 grand, 134
great-grand children; was born June 11,
1738. American of
-SPRA.GUE Capt. John, at East Greenwich, in
53d year,

Esther, widow of Dr. , at Dedham, Mass.

American of
Ebenezer, Esq., at Johnston, in 72d year,
William, in this town, in 62d year,
Elizabeth, widow of Enoch, of Smithfield, at

Brooklyn, Ct., in 82d year, American of
Capt. Daniel, at Smithfield, in 64th year.

American of
Cynthia, wife of John, at East Greenwich,
in 37th year,

April 19, 1816
May 31, 1817
E'ec. II, i8i8

Nov. 27, 1 8 19
Nov. 13, 1821
Oct. 19, 1823
June 6, 1824
Sept. s, 1824
Oct. 17, 1824
Feb. 24, 1825
Sept. 8, 1826
May 8, 1827
Jan. 23, 1829
Feb. 23, 1830
April 29, 1 83 1
Aug. 10, 1832

June 15, 1830

May 20, 181 1

Nov. 26, 181 1

Jan. 21, 1812

March 7, 1813

Aug. IS, 1815

April 12, 1816

July 22, 1817

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS 583

SPRAGUE Rev. Edward, Pastor of Congrega-
tional Church, at Dublin, N. H., from a fall

by the upsetting of his carriage. He gave

$5,000 for the use of the Church and the

remainder for Free Schools in the town, Dec. i6, 1817

Deborah, at Mansfield, Mass., in 78th year, April 28, 1818

Stephen, Esq., at Cranston, in 65th year, Sept. 14, 1818

Jonathan, Esq., at Cranston, aged 74 years,

leaves 4 children and a wife, Oct. 4, 18 19

Melecent, widow of Ebenezer, at Johnston,

in 83d yi ar. American of Dec. 15, 1820

Sylvester, at Providence, in 36th year, Jan. 23, 1821

Charlotte, wife of Rev. William B., and

daughter of the late Gen. Easton, at West

Sprmgfield, aged 23 years, June 25, 1821

David, at Greenwich, Washington Co., N. Y.,

nearly 90 years ; was father of 2t children,

10 by first, and i [ by second wife, 8 sons,

13 daughters, all of whom married and

were all at one time the living heads of 21

families. In Sept. last 420 of his descen-
dants were enumerated in 5 generations.

His end was sudden, dying in his chair, Dec. 22, 1821

Polly, daughter of Nehemiah, of Smithfield,

in 17th year ; in attempting to cross a foot

bridge over the Woonasquetucket River,

she missed her footing fell off and was

drowned, Feb. 22, 1822

Patty, daughter of Jonathan, Esq., aged 9

years, at Fredonia, N. Y., March 11, 1822

Waite, widow of Jonathan, at Cranston, aged

71 years, maiden name Waterman, May 10, 1822

Ephraim Waldo, son of Capt. Ephraim, at

Bristol, aged 13 months. American of Oct. 8, 1822

Olive, wife of Lee and daughter of Col. Zeph-

aniah Williams, of Pomfret, Ct, at Belchor,

Mass. American of Nov. 26, 1822

George W., native of Block Island, at Ha-
vana, on board ship Gen. Jackson, Feb. 9, 1 823
Sophia, wife of Capt. Pardon, and daughter

of Dea, Benjamin Gorton, of Warwick, R.

I., at Delaware, O., in 35th year. Ameri-
can of Feb. 3, 1824
Joseph, adopted son of Jason, drowned near

Field's Point, in isth year, July 15, 1824

Celia, wife of William C, formerly of Crans-
ton, at Green bush, N. Y., Aug. 20, 1824
Jason, in 45th year, June 15, 1825
Elder Elisha, at Johnston, in 77th year. Pastor

of Baptist Church, Sept. 3, 1825

584

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SPRAGUE Amelia Snow, daughter of Thomas

J., aged 3 years, ii months,
Lucy, wife of Rev. Daniel G., of Hampton,

and daughter of Gen. J Danielson, at

Killingly, Ct., in 20th year,
Anna, wife of William, Esq., at Cranston, in

46th year,
Paris, at Cumberland, in 31st year,
George W., in 31st year,
Samuel, at Boston, aged TJ years, suddenly.

American of
Mrs. Evelina, widow of Sylvester, aged 43

years,
Seth, at Hingham, aged 86 years. American

of
Araey, wife of David, at Cranston, aged 44

years,
Mrs, of Cumberland, daughter of Capt. John,

of East Greenwich, at Providence, aged 24

years,
Hon. Marshall, at Watertown, Mass., aged TJ

years,
Rev. Samuel, D. D., at Newburyport, aged 73

years,
Daniel, of Boston, at sea, on board U. S.

Ship Cyane. American of
Ephraim, Jr., at Uxbridge, aged 25 years,
Mary S.. daughter of Marshall B., at Boston,

aged S years. American of
Eliza, wife of Marshall B., Esq , at Boston,

aged 33 years,
Marshall B., aged 33 years, at Watertown,

Mass.,
Isaac, aged 51 years,
SPRINGER John, son of John, at Newport, in

14th year. American of
Lieut. , at sea, on board U. S. Ship En-

terprize, on passage from Havana to

Charleston, S. C. American of
James, son of John, at Newport, aged 6 years,
Abigail S., daughter of John, at Newport, in

20th year. American ot
Mary, wife of John, at Newport, aged 50

years American of
Mrs. Martha, at Bristol, in 84th year,
SPROUT Ellen, daughter of James, Esq., at

Taunton, aged 17 years. American of
James, Esq , at Taunton, aged 66 years, at-
torney at law, and clerk of the court,
Mrs. Nancy, widow of James, Esq., at Taun-
ton, aged 60 years. American of

Nov. 25, 1826

Aug. 28, 1827

Feb. 12, 1828

Jan. 9, 1829

Nov. 23, 1829

Jan. 19, 1830

Aug. 20, 1830

May 17, 1831

June 8, 183 1

March 10, 1832

Jan. II, 1818

March 4, 18 19

Jan. 5, 1821
Jan. 25, 1821

April 5, 1822

April 24, 1825

Sept. 17, 1825
April 16, 1829

April 4, 1820

June 13, 1820
Dec. I, .1821

Jan. 18, 1822

Jan. 20, 1824
March 17, 1824

March 15, 1822

Nov. 12, 1825

Jan. 26, 1827

RHODE ISLA.ND AMERICAN-DEATHS 585

SPURR Dr. John H., aged 46 years, Sept. 21, 1810

Sarah, wife of Col. John, at Providence, in

6ist year, Sept. 16, 1820

Col. John, in 74th year. He was born at

Dorchester, Mass., came here at the com-
mencement of the Revolution, and served

until 1783. See obituary Nov. S, Oct. 28, 1822

Joseph, at Milton, aged about 35 years, editor

of the Commentator at Milton, Oct. 2, 1830

ST A ATS Col. Philip, aged 67 years, at Schodock,

N. Y., Soldier of the Revolution. Ameri-
can of Sept. 4, 1 82 1
STACEY Hannah, wife of Thomas, at Newport,

in 51st year. American of May 16, 1820

Mrs. Mary, at Newport, in 85th year. Amer-
ican of Sept. 29, 1820
STACY Mehitable, wife of Job, at Taunton,

aged 84 years, Aug. 22, 1823

Jacob, at Taunton, aged 68 years, a Revolu-
tionary pensioner. American of March 28, 1828
Tnomas Hudson, eldest son of Col. Thomas,

Jr., at Newport, aged 2 years, 3 months, Jan. 4, 1829

STACEY Elizabeth, wife of William, daughter

of late Joseph Clarke, at Newport, aged 19

years, April 29, 1830

STACKPOLK Capt. Hazard, said to have been

killed in a duel with Capt. Dacres, over

the surrender of the Guerriere, at Halifax,

N. S. American of Jan. i, 1813

STAFFORD Stuteley, at Warwick, in 5Sth

year, Oct. 27, 181 1

George Warren, only son of Stuteley, at

Warwick, in 19th year, Oct. 31, 181 1

Thomas, at Warwick, in Sistyear. American

of May 10, 1 8 16

Rufus, Esq., at North Kingstown, aged 55

years. American of July 30, 1816

Rachel, widow of Rufus, Esq., of Wickford,

at Norwich, Ct., aged 53 years. American

of Aug. 17, 1824

Susan, daughter of late David, of Salem, at

Boston, aged 6 years. American of Sept. 14, 1824

Thomas H., in 27th year, Feb. 8, 1826

Almira, daughter of late Thomas H., aged 2

years, Aug. 30, 1827

Thomas, son of Christopher R., at Providence,

in 3d year, April 8, 1829

Christopher Rhodes, in 33d year, April 9, 1829

Christopher R., son of late Christopher R.,

aged 3 months, April 13, 1829

_^gg VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

STAFFORD Abel, at Ira, Vt„ a suicide. Ameri-
can of Sept. I, 1829

Sarah, widow of Christopher R., at Canter-
bury, Ct, aged 26 years ; funeral at Thomas
Stafford's, in Warwick; died Dec. 16, 1829

Miss Rebecca, in 68th year, Dec. 28, 1831

STAGG John C, at New York, in 20th year, Aug. 25, 1831

STALL Mary, wife of William, ct Taunton.

American of May 30, 1809

Anna T, wife of Gen. Isaac, at Newport, in

38th year. American of Oct. 4, 1816

William, Jr., eldest son of William, of Taun-
ton, formerly of Newport, at Hadley, Mass.,
aged 34 yeans, May 10, 1825

Lucinda. daughter of William, at Taunton,
aged 4 years, Sept. 29, 1826

Louisa, daughter of William, at Taunton, Nov. 6, 1826

STALLARD and SEYMOUR a painter and
grocer, of Chicester, Eng. The parents of
these children were both married on the
same day, a few hours only differed in the
births, and not an hour in their deaths.
American of April 4, 1817

STALLINGS Lieut. Otho, U. S. Navy, at Key

West, Jan. 12, 1825

STANDEN John, at Cumberland, in 23d year, Aug. 13, 1821

STANDFORD Hon. Richard, M. C. from

North Carolina, at Washington, aged about

47 years, at Georgetown, April 9, r8i6

STANDISH John, at Pawtuxet. American of Nov. 10,1820

Hannah, at Wellington, Mass., aged 74 years, July 22, 1825

Polly, aged 56 years, a lineal descendant from

Miles Standish, at Dighton. American of Feb. 8,1828

William, at Pembroke, aged 93 years, being
the oldest male descendant of Capt. Miles,
who landed at Plymouth in 1620, and in
the 5th generation. American of Nov. 11, 1828

Susannah, at Plymouth, aged 65 years. Amer-
ican of April I, 1 83 1
STANHOPE Earl of, in England. American of March 7, 1817

Jane, daughter of the late Edward, at New-
port, aged 25 years, Jan. 29, 1819

John, late of Newport, at Boston, aged 49

years, Feb. i, 1821

William Henry, youngest son of Edward, at

Newport, aged 14 months, Oct. 15, 1821

Hon, Colonel, brother of the Earl, in Eng-
land, a suicide. He labored under tempo-
rary insanity, from a wound received in
Spain. American of April 19, 1825

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS 5S7

STANHOPE Benjamin Cornell, infant son of
Capt. John R., at Newport, aged i year, 7
months, June 29, 1827

STANLEY George, at Attletoro, aged 64 years.

American of Feb. 9, 1 8 1 0

Comfort, at Harrington, in 67th year. Ameri-
can of Sept. I, 1818
Sylvester, at Thompson, Ct., in 49th year.

American of Oct. 10, 1823

Ruth, daughter of late Comfort, at Barring-
ton, in 33d year. American of May 6, 1828
STANTON John, son of William, aged 12 years,

in this town, Aug. 24, 1816

Mary, wife of Gen. Joseph, Jr., and daughter
of Christopher Babcock, Esq., at Charles-
town, R. I., in 52d year. American of Sept. 19, 1817
Dr. Robert, at Stafford, Ct., aged 109 years.
His age is in doubt, but the doctor's sin-
gularities have been witnessed by thous-
ands, Oct. I, 1817
Thankful, wife of Maj. Gen. Joseph, late of
Worcester, at Boston, aged 61 years.
American of Nov. 23, 1819
Phebe, widow of John, at Newport, in 89th

year. American of April 11, 1820

Elizabeth, widow of Judge Robert, at Rich-
mond, in goth year ; was a native of New-
port, and daughter of John Whitehorn, for
years member of Second Baptist Church, June 30, 1822

Sarah, widow of late Capt. John, at Newport,

aged 75 years, Sept. 5, 1825

Edward, at Stonington, aged 71 years; was
one of the defenders of Fort Griswold.
See obituary. American of Aug. 7, 1832

STANUP John, of Boston, cooper, at Trinidad,

Cuba. American of July 20, 1827

STANWOOD Capt. , of schooner Forti-
tude, at St. Pierre, W. I., Aug. 19, 1809
STANNARD Capt. William, of packet sloop

Maine, a suicide, found in his stateroom, Feb. 17, 1829

STAPLES Phebe, wife of Dea. George, at Taun-
ton, aged 'J^ years, Oct. 26, 1822
Dea. George, at Taunton, aged 82 years, Nov. 5, 1822
Mrs. Susannah, at Taunton, aged 72 years, Nov. 5, 1822
Nathan, at Cumberland, in 91st year, Feb. 3, 1824
Rebecca, daughter of VVilliam R., Esq., aged

2 years, Dec. 18, 1824

Sally, at Mendon, aged 23 years. American

of April 8, 1825

Rebecca, wife of William R., aged 25 years, Sept. 14, 1825

588

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

STAPLES Lydia, widow of Abraham, formerly
of Troy. N. ¥., at Buffalo,
Sarah, in 50th year,
William, son of William R., in 5th year,

STARBIRD Chloe, wife of Capt. John, formerly
of this town, at Portland, Me., aged 59
years. American of

STARBUCK David, 2d mate of ship Washing-
ton, aged 29 years ; killed at sea, m the act
of taking a whale. American of

STARK Maj. Gen. John, at Manchester, N. H.,
in 94th year, the last general officer of the
Revolution ; was born at Londonderry,
Aug. 28, 1728. In I7S2, was captured by
some "Indians of St. Francis Tribe, who
adopted him Being redeemed by Mr.
Wheelwright, was commissioned lieutenant,
afterwards captain, in the Rangers. He
was ordered to camp at Lexington, where
he was commissioned colonel ; was at
Bunker Hill and Trenton, but remembered
as the hero of Bennington,

STARKWEATHER Almira U., daughter of
James C, at Pawtucket, aged r year, 5
months,

STARR Edwin, aged 21 years, son of James, of
Baltimore, at Boston. American of
Jona, at New London, aged co years. Amer-
ican of

STARRETT Dea. William, at Francetown, N.
H ., aged 82 years ; was killed by an ox,

STATH ARD the artist. In painting, he stepped
back to get a better view, stepped too far,
fell off the scaffold and was killed, m Eng-
land. American of

STAUGHTON Mrs. Maria, wife of Rev. Dr., at
Philadelphia,
James, killed by Robert M. Goodwin, in a

quarrel at New York. American of
Don Juan, French Consul at Boston for more

than 30 years, aged 75 years,
Rev. William, D. D., late president of Colum-
bia College, at Washington City. Amer-
ican of

STEAD Abby Dyer, daughter of Thomas J.,
aged 8 months, 16 days,

STEARNES Charles, a suicide, at Gardiner, Me.,
aged 45 years. He was penniless and no
papers were found on him. American of
John, at Natic, in. 24th year. American of

Aug. 19, 1826
Sept. 23, 1826
Sept. 21, 1829

March 22, 1822

July 13, 1827

May 8, 1822

June 26, 1827

Feb. 15, 1831

April 29, 1 83 1

Aug. 3, 1829

Aug. 14, 1 82 1
Jan. 10, 1823
Jan. 14, 1820
Jan. 28, 1820

Dec. 18, 1829
Sept. 7, 1826

June 30, 1 820
Jan, II, 1833

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

589

STEARNS John, at Worcester, aged 85 years.

American of Feb. i, 1828

Elijah, Esq., at Bedford, aged 61 years, April 9, 183 1

STEBBINS Harlo B., lieutenant 29th U. S.
Infantry, at Plattsburg, N. Y. American
of Dec. 10, 1813

STEDDIFORD Gen. Gerard, at New York, an

officer of the Revolution. American of April 25, 1820

STEED Midshipman Robert, of Norfolk, on

board U. S. Ship Peacock, of fever, June 8, 1823

STEELE Gen. John, near Salisbury, N. C,

known as a statesman. American of Sept. 8, 1815

Huldah, wife of Benjamin, in this town, in
70th year, Aug. 11, i8i6

STELLE Hon. Asher, at Piscataway, N. J., in

79th year. American of June 14, 182S

STEELE Oliver, formerly publisher of Connecti-
cut Herald, at New Haven. American of April 7, 1826
Mary, wife of Major Daniel, at Glocester,
aged 60 years. American of Nov. 24, 1829
STEEL John, at Hartford, Ct, aged 71 years.

Revolutionary pensioner. American of March 9, 1830

STEELE George W., 3d mate of brig John

Decatur, at sea, of fever. .American of Sept. 2r, 1830

STEERE Barnabas, of this town, at Havana, in

24th year, Nov. 3, 18 10

Mrs. Charlotte, wife of Capt. Wanton, aged

44 years. American of Jan. 28, 1814

Samuel, at Glocester, in 83d year. American

of Aug. 9, 1814

Hon. William, at Glocester, aged 52 years ;
has been senator and deputy in Assembly,
judge and clerk of County Court. Amer-
ican of May 21, 1819
Capt. Wanton, of Providence, at Glocester, Oct. 7, 1819
Isaac Peck, son of Major Knock, aged 4

months, Oct. 14, 1820

Lydia, wife of Richard, Esq., at Smithfield,

aged 46 years, Nov. 11, 1820

Richard, Esq., at Smithfield, aged 55 years,

formerly member of the State Senate, Dec. 18, 1821

Nehemiah, at Glocester, in 59th year, Nov. 26, 1 822

Mary Ann, daughter of Riley, at Glocester,

aged about 12 years, Nov. 7, 1823

Julia Ann, in 14th year, Oct. ii; Phebe, in
1 2th year, Oct. 17; Lydia, in 9th year,
Oct. 22 ; Eliza, in 17th year, Oct. 30 ; all
daughters of Hosea Steere, at Glocester.
American of Nov. 4, 1825

590

VITAL RECORD OP RHODE ISLAND

STEERE Phebe, wife of Whippk, at Glocester,
aged 25 years,

Nancy, wife of Riley, and daughter of Seth
Hunt, leaves 3 children, at Glocester, sud-
denly,

Samuel, at Johnston, aged 81 years,

Zerviah, wife of Enoch, at Glocester, in 75th
year,

Cornelia Elizabeth, infant daughter of Clovis,
at Thompson, Ct., aged i year, 4 months,

Minerva Anstress, infant daughter of Arnold,
at Smithfield, aged 16 months,

Susan, eldest daughter of Hosea, at Natic, m
gth year,

Franklin, at Smithfield, in 23d year,

Mary, widow of David, daughter of Daniel
Waterman, at Johnston,

John Harridon, son of Enock, agea S years,
8 months,

Capt. Joseph, at Glocester, in 68th year,

Phebe Peck, infant daughter of Major Enock,''
STEIB Capt. John, suddenly, aged about 60

years,
STEINHAUER Rev. Henry, at Bethlehem,

P.nn., in 37th year. American of
STEELE Benjamin, Esq., at Providence, aged
78 years, native of New Jersey ; was As-
sistant Paymaster in the Revolution,
STEPHENS Justus, at Taunton, aged 60 years,

Henry, private in Capt. William Battey's Co.
of Infantry, killed at Fort George, U. C,

Merritt, Esq., Banker, of Glocester, at Lon-
don, at a banquet while singing a song,

Thomas, at Newport, aged 64 years. Amer-
ican of

Davis, at Pomfret, aged 51 years. American
of

Susan, wife of Capt. Joseph, and second
daughter of late Hon. Simeon Martin, at
Seekonk, in 42d year,

Charles, at Taunton, aged 44 years,

Charles, at Taunton, aged 44 years,

Charles, at Taunton, aged 44 years. Amer-
ican of

Charles Henry Copeley, aged 9 years,
whipped to death by his drunken father
who also beat to death his wife, at Ports-
mouth, N. H.,

Susannah, widow of Samuel, of Wellington,
at Taunton,

Dec. 17, 1825

Jan. 21, 1826
Jan. 26, 1826

Feb. 26, 1826

March 5, 1826

March 18, 1827

Aug. 13, 1827
Jan. 23, 1828

July 10, 1828

Oct. 26, 1828

March 22, 1829

Sept. 27, 183 1

May 5, 1832

July 31, 1818

Jan. 17, 1819
Dec. I, 1808

June 6, 181 3

Sept. 26, 1815

Oct. 23, 1818

Nov. 27, 182 1

Dec. 20, 1821
April 13, 1822
April 16, 1822

April 23, 1822

Aug. 19, 1822
Nov. 6, 1822

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

591

STEPHENS Susan, granddaughter of late Hon.
Simeon Martin, at Seekonk, aged 6 years,
"Edward and Mrs. Satterly, in Putnam Co.,N.
Y. They had entered a coai hut beside
the road to escape a thunder shower when
lightning struck a tree overhead and killed
them both. American of
Walter, son of Walter, aged 14 months,
Benjamin, at Dighton, aged 86; while at a
neighbor's, fell lifeless out of his chair.
American of
Meredeth, youngest son of Judge Stephens,

at Blandensburg, Md., in 8th year,
Robert, Sr , Esq., at Newport, aged 89 years,

Mrs. , a widow, aged 90 years, and her

son, aged 60 years, perished in the burning
of their house. He was drunk at the time,
at Knox, N. Y. American of

STEPHEN J , an English author, at Bath,

Eng., 74 years,
STERLING Dr. Henry, native of Ireland, in this

town, in 84th year,
STERMEY Ann, widow of Capt. Joseph, in 4rst

year,
STERNE Samuel, at Newport, aged 45 years.
American of
Martha, daughter of the late Samuel, at New-
port, aged 19 years American of
Samuel, at Newport, in 25th year,
Clarissa, daughter of late Samuel, at Newport,
STERONY Julia, youngest daughter of Hon.
Caleb, at Northampton, Mass., in 25th
year. American of
STERRETT Gen. Joseph, at Baltimore, in 48th
year. American of
Col. James, late Naval Officer of the Port, at
New Orleans. American of
STERREY Patience (colored), aged 53 years,
many years member of Baptist Church,
Major Robert [not Sterrett], perished at sea
in a shipwreck ; was only son of Cyprian,
Esq., of this town and graduate of Brown
University ; was an officer in the late war.
American of
STERRY Robert, formerly of Providence, Amer-
ican Consul at Rochelle, France, formerly
Major U. S. Army, lost in the wreck of
ship Helmet, at sea. American of
Rev. John, at Norwich, Ct., aged 57 years,

pastor of Baptist Church. American of
Cyprian, Esq.,

Oct. I, 1824

June 28, 1825
Feb. 24, 1826

April 21, 1826

Dec. 6, 1828
March 19, 183 1

Oct. 25, 1831

Nov. ro, 1832

May 19, 1810

Aug. 2, 1 82 1

Nov. 9, 1 8 10

July 23, 1819
June 3, 1821
July 28, 1823

Oct. 9, 1818

Jan. 30, 1821

June 21, 1825

March 30, 18 ii

Jan. 28, 1820

Feb. 4, 1820

Nov. 20, 1823
Sept. I, 1824

592

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

STETSON Capt. Snow, at South Bridgewater.

American of
Austin Loring, son of James, aged 21 years,
STEAVENS Fanny, daughter of David, at New-
port, in 15th year. American of
STEVENS Jonathan, seaman, of Charlestown,

Mass., at sea, on board ship Dromo, on

her voyage to Canton. American of
Capt. Joseph Greene, son of Robert, Esq.,

of Newport, at St. Mary's, Ga., aged 28

years. American of
, drowned near Philadelphia, upsetting of

a boat,
SI EA YENS , a young lad, at Deerfields, N.

Y.. poisoned by eating roots. American of
STEVENS John, at Newport, in 64th year.

American of
Hon. Simon, at Springfield, Vt., aged 80

years. He marked the first tree west of

Connecticut River, and Crane Point Road ;

was the first Vermont Congressman.

American of
Hannah, wife of Robert, Esq., at Newport,

aged 67 years. American of
Eliza, wife of John, daughter of late Benjamin

Hammett, at Newport,
Thomas, at Newport, in 83d year,
Lydia, wife of Benjamin, at Wellington,

Mass., aged 75 years.
Alfred, son of John, at Newport,
George, at Newport, in 27th year. American

of
Mary, daughter of David, at Newport, aged

17 years,
Mary, eldest daughter of James, at Newport,

aged 10 years. American of
John, at Warren, at an advanced age,
Calvin, of Newport, on board ship George

Porter, of Newport. American of
Mary Jane, wife of Dr. Alexander H., at New

York,
Nathaniel, only son of Nathaniel, aged 2

years.
Major Gen. Ebenezer, at Rockaway, L. I., in

72d year, where he had gone for his

health,
Col. Samuel, Register of Probate, for Ches-
hire Co., N. H., at Charlestown, N. K.,

aged 89 years. American of
David, at Newport, aged 47 years,

Sept. 7, 1821
May 19, 1829

Sept. 26, 1809

July 13, 1810

Nov. 16, 1813

May 23, 1816

May 31, 1816

March 21, 1817

March 21, 1817

Sept. 21, 1819

April 24, 1 82 1
Aug. 23, 1821

Oct. 2, 1821
Oct. 19, 1821

Nov. 6, 1 82 1

April 21, 1822

May 2r, 1822
Aug. 9, 1822

Dec. 24, 1822

Feb. 3, 1823

March 25, 1823

Sept. 2, 1823

Dec. 2, 1823
Dec. 31, 1823

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS

593

STEVENS Joseph, an Irishman, killed on steam-
boat Etna, by an explosion. American of

Mrs. Sarah, at Newport Asylum, aged 38
years,

Robert W., son of late Thomas, at Newport,
aged 27 years. American of

Edwin B., Principal of the Lancasterian
School, drowned while returning from the
Isles of Shoals to Portsmouth, N. H.,

Samuel, at Seekonk, in 73d year,
STEVEN John, a Narragansett Indian,
STEVENS Miss Sarah G., daughter of Robert,
at Newport, aged 46 years. American of

John, Esq., at Boston, aged about 40 years.
American of

STEVENSON Miss , of Spottsylvania, in

the burning of the Richmond, Va., Theatre,

Dr. Henry, at Baltimore, at an advanced age,
a native of Ireland, but for many years
resident of Baltimore. American of

Rev. Salter, Methodist, at Baltimore Co., Md.,
aged TJ years. American of

Thomas Reynolds, son of Henry Y., at Prov-
idence, aged 19 months,

Thomas Reynolds, son of Henry J., aged 4
months, 13 days. American of

Henry J., in 32d year,

, daughter of Hon. Mr. , his only

child, aged about 5 years, her clothes
caught fire, m Virginia. American of

Dr. Cosmo G.. at Baltimore American of

, wife of Robert, presented husband with

three boys at a birth, at Merricks Mills. U.
C. American of

Miss , found murdered near her father's

house in Champlain, N. Y. American of
STEWARD Mrs. Mary, at Brooklyn, aged 107
years. American of

George, at New York, from the fall of a scaf-
folding,

STEWART Lieut. J , in the Mississippi

Ter., murdered in a duel; was of the 6th
Infantry. American of

Anstress, widow of Archibald, late of this
town, merchant, at Warwick, in 78th year,

, child of the commodore, at Philadelphia,

from an overdose of laudanum from the
nurse. Another child barely recovered.
American of

May 21, 1824
Aug. 9, 1824
Jan. I r, 1825

June 22, 1825

Nov. 16, 1826

Oct. S, 1829

Dec. 3, 1830

Dec. 23, 1 83 1

Dec. 26, 181 1

April 8, 1 8 14

Dec. 19, 1 817

March 28, 18 19

Aug. 10, 1819
Jan. 24, 1820

Nov. 5, 1822
Aug. 19, 1825

Oct. 2, 1829

Jan. !8, 1833

May II, 1827

Nov. 29, 1829

June 14, 1811
March 8, 1812

July 19, 1816

594

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

STEWART Walter, Esq., late commander U. S.
Ship Alert, at Port Mahon ; died the day
after his arrival,

Mrs. , at Mobile, Ala. American of

Henry B., of Philadelphia, at Mexico. Amer-
ican of
STEWERT Dr. William, late surgeon in the
army, at Washington, D. C. American of
STEWART Daniel, of Chatham, Ct., on coast of
Japan, on board of ship Alexander, of Nan-
tucket. His death was from a flogging
from the captain. He lived 3 hours.
American of

Daniel. This man's death reported from a
flogging received from the captain is now
said to be utterly false, having been fabri-
cated by a deserter from the ship. Amer-
ican of

Dugald, in 78th year, at Edinburgh, Scot,
the venerable philosopher,

Dugald, in Scotland, the Scottish philosopher.
American of

Mrs. Jane, at Newport, aged 76 years,

James and Alexander, executed for murder,
in England. American of

Nathan, at Middlebury, Vt.; his family of 7
supposed to have perished in the freshet.
American of

Harriet, wife of Rev. C. S., U. S. Navy, at
Cooperstown, N. Y,,

William, at Binghampton, N. Y., aged 72
3 ears; was a native of Maryland, but re-
moved to New York in early life; was judge
for many years for Western New York:
He married a daughter of Gen. James
Clinton and sister of Gov. DeWitt. Amer-
ican of
STICKNEY Benjamin, at Newburyport, aged
40 years. American of

Solomon, of Cambridge, thrown from his car-
riage and killed,
STIGLAH Mary Ann, wife of Francis, at New-
port, aged 22 years,
STILES Anna, at Jerusalem, N. Y.; found hang-
ing by her apron with which she hung her-
self. American of

Tristam S . of Worcester, at sea ; fell from
schooner Enterprise and drowned,

Avice, wife of Henry, at Worcester, aged 28
years. American of

May 31, 1817
Nov. 12, 1819

Jan. 10, 1823

Oct. 14, 1823

Feb. 17, 1824

March 16, 1824

June 18, 1828

Aug. 8, 1828
Nov. 30, 1828

June 7, 1831

Aug. 6, 1830
Sept. 6, 1830

March 11, 1 83 1

July 27, 1830

Dec. 25, 1832

Oct. I, 1824

Aug. 27, 1 81 6

Nov. 6, 1 82 1

March 14, 1826

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

595

STILES Charlotte, daughter of late Jeremiah, at

Worcester, Mass. American of
STILLING Dr. Jung, in Germany. He had
operated on over 200 poor persons for cata-
ract. American of
STILLWELL Samuel Seabury, of this town,
merchant, of house of Everett & Stillwell,
at Charleston, S. C, in 24th year (military
honors),

Charlotte, widow, at Newport, in 69th year,

Rutgert, at Gravesend, N. Y., aged 71 years ;
was a bachelor ; had never been off his
farm for more than 40 years. American of

Capt. Elias, at New Haven, aged 76 years, an
officer of the Revolution. American of

Edward Augustus, infant son of Abraham,
aged 10 months,

Sally, widow of Christopher S., formerly of
Providence, at Middletown, aged 44 years.
American of

Miss Elizabeth, aged 16 years, daughter of
the late Capt. Stillwell, at New York.
American of

William P., aged 21 years, drowned in the
Seekonk, above the Moses Brown bridge,

Maj. Gen. , in New York. American of

William Richmond, son of Daniel, at Taunton,
aged 18 years,

STILLMAN Hannah, widow of Rev. Dr.

at Boston, aged 83 years.

Dr. , U. S. hospital at Key West,

Martha C., wife of O. M., and eldest daugh-
ter of late John Hazard, Jr., of North
Kingstown, at Westerly, aged 29 years,
STINSON George Henry Stead, son of David,
Esq., aged 4 years, at Bath, Me. His
clothes took fire. American of
STIMPSON Ebenezer, at Medford, aged 8i

years. American of
STOHEN William (colored), aged 68 years,
STOCKER Ebenezer, Esq., of Boston, merchant,
at Havana, aged 63 years,

Mrs. Olive, at Kennebunkport, Me. During
the last 16 months she was tapped 29
times and had drawn 738 lbs, of water, up-
wards of 86 gallons. American of
STOCKHOLM Capt. John. He commanded
the Thunderer 74 at Trafalgar. In Eng-
land. American of

Feb. 9, 1830
July I, 1817

Oct. 7, 1812
Aug. 8, 1820

Oct. 31, 1823

July 6, 1824

Sept. 6, 1825

Sept. 13, 1825

Dec. I, 1829

July 18, 1830
Dec. 16, 183 1

Feb. 27, 1832

March 17, t82i
March 27, 1825

March 10, 1831

Dec. 31, 1824

Oct. 9, 1829
June 26, 1821

Nov. 23, 1816

July 13, 1827
May 31, 1814

596

VITAL ^RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

STOCKMAN Samuel, aged 54 years, at New-
port. American of
Nancy, widow of Samuel S., aged 50 years,

at Newport. American of
STOCKPOLE Capt. Hazard, at Jamaica, late

commnnder of British Frigate Statira ;

killed in a duel with the first lieutenant of

the Argo 44. American of
William, formerly of Boston, in Louisville,

Ky. American of
STOCKTON Horatio, at New York, aged 18

years, late a midshipman on board the

Guerriere, son of Hon. Robert, of Prince-
ton, N. J. American of
Richard, Esq., in New Jersey. American of
Richard, of New Jersey ; report of his death

erroneous. American of
Dr. Elias Boudinot, at Philadelphia, aged 29

years. American of
Hon. Richard, at Princeton, N. J., in 64th

year,
STOCKWELL Samuel, of the theatre, aged 28

years, at New York. American of
Jarvis J., of Bangor, Me., member of senior

class, Brown University.
Almira, wife of Cyrus, at Worcester, aged 25

years,
Elmer, son of Cyrus, of Athol, Mass., at

Worcester, aged 24 years. American of
Elizabeth A., daughter of Tyler, at Sutton,

aged 2 years,
STODDARD Mrs. Lucy, in this town, in 70th

year,
Salisbury, Esq., at Middletown, in 81st year,
David, at Little Compton, in 80th year.

American of
Sarah Guild, infant daughter of Martin, aged

10 months,
Salisbury, Jr., son of Salisbury, in 22d year,

at sea, on passage from Havana,
John, son of Samuel, in 23d year,
Elizabeth Helen, daughter of Martin, and only

child,
Lorenzo Dow, infant son of Moses, of New-
port,
Noah, at Newport, aged 54 years,
Mrs. Prescilla, widow of Henry, formerly of

Middletown, at Newport, aged 41 years,
Bathsheba, wife of Miles, at Taunton, aged 79

years.

Nov. 30, 1826
Jan. 18, 1828

June 3, 1814
Nov. 5, 1822

Dec. 12, 1815
March 29, 181 6

April 19, 1816
June 12, 1818

March 6, 1828

Sept. 20, 1816

Sept. 6, 1 82 1

March 20, 1826

April II, 1828

July 22, 1828

Nov. 4, 1808
Sept. 27, 1810

Feb. 3, 1818

Nov. 15, 1 818

July 22, 1819
Aug. 13, 1821

Oct. 23, 1 82 1

Aug. 26, 1822
Oct. 28, 1823

Nov. 19, 1823

April 2, 1824

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 597

STODDARD Martin Belzoni, only child of Mar-
tin, aged 17 months, at Attleboro, Aug. 3, 1825

, infant child of Rev. Isaac, of Middle-

boro, at Bristol, Sept. 13, 1826

Nathaniel, aged 24 years, Jan. 7, 1828

George, youngest son of Harding W., in 8th

year, June 30, 1829

, a carpenter, at Boston, fell from a sta-
ging. American of April 3, 1832
STODDERT Benjamin, Esq., at Bladensbergh,
Md., in 62d year ; was Secretary of the
Navy under Mr. Adams, Dec. 17, 1813
STOKES John, killed in the Clift St. catastro-
phe, New York, May 4, 1832

Josiah, killed by a falling building, in New

York. American of May 8, 1832

STONE Capt. Stephen, in this town, in 41st

year, March 21, 181 1

Zachariah, of Salem, at St. Petersburg, Rus-
sia, aged 19 years. American of Oct. 18, 181 1

Mary, wife of Hopkins, at Warwick, in 32d
year. American of May 24, 18 14

Col. Isaac W., at Batavia, N. Y., aged 40

years. American of Sept. 30, 1814

Ruth, at Henniker, N. Y., in an insane fit
she plunged into the Coritoocook river and
was drowned. American of May 24, 1816

Hon. David, at North Carolina ; had been
Chief Justice of the State, Governor and
U. S. Senator and Representative. Ameri-
can of Oct. 23, 1818

Philoraon, William, and Cyres, children of
Zepbra, in Ohio, drowned in a spring by
their mother in a fit of insanity. Amer-
ican of June 20, 1820

Amos, at Cranston, in 55th year, leaves wife

and 10 children, Feb. 27, 1821

William, Esq., in 87th year, at Coventry, Sept. 18, 1821

John, at Newburyport, aged 70 years ; was
walking in his garden when he fell and ex-
pired. American of June 25, 1822

Catharine, widow of Whipple, at Warwick,

aged 53 years, Nov. 9, 1822

Samuel, at Scituate, in 58th year, Aug. 9, 1823

Mrs. Lucy, widow of Capt. John, at Rutland,

Mass., aged 89 years, Jan. 31, 1824

Mrs. Hannah, a suicide, leaving a family of
children; driven to this act by excessive
cruelty of her husband. American of May 14, 1824

598

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

Ky., murdered by
Ky., murdered by

STONE Capt. Joseph, of Boston and member of
th^ Council, drowned in the harbor by up-
setting of the boat. American of

Lucy (colored), perished in the burning of her
house, at Swanzey,

Rev. Richard, at Danville, Vt., murdered by
one of his sons in a moment of insanity.
American of

Daniel, of Oakham, Mass., killed his son
while drunk,

Joseph, son of Joseph S.,

Samuel Augustus, son of Samuel, aged 5
years,

Edward, of Bourbon Co.,
slaves. American of

Howard, of Bourbon Co.,
slaves. American of

Earl M., son of Asa, Esq., at Coventry, in
15th year,

Lydia, widow of William, Esq., aged 90 years,
4 months, 18 days, at Coventry,

Augustus, son of Samuel, aged 2 months,

James Burrell, son of Nathan K., at Scit-
uate, in 3d year,

Arthur F., son of Asa, at Coventry, in 22d
year,

Isaac, at Oakham, aged 75 years ; was a ser-
geant in the Revolution. American of

Thornton B., murdered by a negro, in Prin-
cess Anne Co., Va. ,

Stephen, at Sodus, N. Y., aged 24 years,
youngest son of Rev. William and brother
of Col. William L American of

Zadock, seaman of brig John Decatur, at sea,
of fever. American of

Hannah, wife of Nehemiah H,, at Lynn,
aged 29 years American of
STOOKS Elizabeth, wife of Samuel, and sister
of Miss Callahan, of Newport, at Manches-
ter, Eng.,
STORER Samuel, U. S. Navv, Agent for Maine
District, at Portland, Me, aged 63 years.
American of
STORY Caroline, only child of Hon. Joseph, at
Salem, Mass. American of

Caroline Wetmore, daughter of Judge Story,
at Salem, Mass., aged 6 years. American
of

Horace C, Lieut. U. S. Army, Corps of Engi-
neers, at New Orleans. American of

Sept. 24, 1824
April 28, 1825

May 24, 1825

Oct. 31, 1825
Aug. 13, 1826

Sept. 24, 1826

Oct. 13, 1826

Oct. 13, 1826

Dec. 22, 1826

April 14, 1827
Feb. ir, 1828

March 16, 1828

March 18, 1828

Dec. 9, 1828

Sept. 24. 1829

April 13, 1830

Sept. 21, 1830

April I, 1831

Feb. 25, 1821

Nov. 7, 18 1 5
March 5, 181 1

April 9, 1819
Aug. 29, 1823

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS

599

STORY Louise, youngest daughter of Hon. Jo-
seph, at Cambridge, aged 10 years. Ameri-
can of

STORRER Washington, at Mobile, aged 35
years,

STORRS Rev. William, Pastor of the Presbyte-
rian Church, at Ashford, Ct. American of

STOTT Mary, wife of Levi, Jr., at Fairhaven,
aged 25 years. American of

STOUT Robert, at Orange Co., Ind. His house
burnt and three of his children perished.
American of

STOWE Lydia, wife of PVancis, in this town, in
28th year. American of
Samuel, in 65th year,
Catharine, wife of Samuel, aged 36 years,

STOWER Thomas, aged 37 years, near New
London, author of Printer's Grammar and
other useful printing books. American of

STOWELL Nathaniel, at Pomfret, Ct.. aged 63
years, Revolutionary pensioner. American
of

STRACHAN Mrs. Lydia, late of Philadelphia,
at Boston, aged 50 years. American of

STRANGE John, aged 70 years, at Swanzey, a
Revolutionary pensioner. He beat the
drum at the 50th anniversary of Independ-
ence, in Providence, July 4, 1826,

STRASS George F., a noted gambler and native
of Germany,

STRATTON , shot by Mr. Sheperd ;

were out hunting squirrels and in the ex-
citement of the moment accidentally dis-
charged the piece, at Middle Settlement,
N. Y.,
Lemuel, at Attleboro, aged about 48 years.

American of
Phebe, wife of Capt. John, at Warwick, aged
36 years,

STRAWBREAKER Elizabeth, at Savannah,
Ga., aged 92 years, 6 months ; came in early
life from Germany, married here and has,
resided 70 years of her life. Her children
are all dead. American of

STRECHAN Admiral Sir Richard John, at Lon-
don, aged 68 years ; was appointed captain
of the Captain 74 in 1779, in 1805 one of
the colonels pf Royal Marines; commanded
the Caesar of 80 guns; with his squadron

May 13, 1831

Aug. 18, 1825

Dec. 17, 1824

Oct. 2, 1829

Dec. 29, 1820

June 7, 1816

Sept. 29, 1825

March 10, 1828

Aug. 20, 1 8 16

Jan. 9, 1824
May 6, 1831

June 17, 1827
Jan. 19, 181 1

Nov. 3, 1815

Feb. 27, 1 8 16

March 29, 1822

Oct. 19, 182 1

600 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

STRECHAN :

chased and took 4 French frigates that
escaped from Irafalgar ; was made admiral
in 1821, Feb. 3, 1828

STREETER Nancy, aged 14 years, Feb. — ;
Minerva, aged 18 years. May — ; Fanny,
aged 22 years, July 18, all daughters of
William, at SmithfieM. American of July 25, 1820

Mary, daughter of Nathaniel, at Cumberland,
in 25th year, March 12, 1825

STRICKER Gen. John, at Baltimore. Amer-
ican of July 5, 1825
STROBRIDGE Eliza, wife of Robert, postmas-
ter of the place, at Assonet, Mass., aged
28 years, Jan. 20, 1821

Robert, Esq., postmaster of Freetown, aged
37 years. American of Aug. 9, 1822

Mrs. Hannah, wife of William, at Middleboro,
aged 60 years, July 30, 1826

STRONG Miss Hepzibah, at Lebanon, Ct., aged
67 years. At ig years and on eve of being
married, she injured her spine so for 48
years she never walked or was able to raise
her head from the pillow ; could not bear
the light or the least noise, Sept. 21, 1822

Rev. Pascal N., at St. Croix, April 7, 1825

Thomas, at Northampton, Mass., aged 43
years, from drinking too freely of cold
water, July 12, 1825

George W., A. B., at Bolton, Ct., aged 22
years, graduate of Yale, 1828. American of Sept. 22, 1829

Edward, youngest son of -the governor, at

Northampton, suddenly, aged 21 years. May 6, 1813

Rev. Jonathan, D. D„ aged 50 years, at Ran-
dolph, Mass. American of Nov. 15, 1814

Bela W., Esq., late of Fayetteville, N. C, and
formerly of New York, attorney at law ;
fell in a duel with James Holmes of Samp-
son, N. C, in South Carolina, May 20, 1815

Gen. John, at Addison, Vt., aged 79 years.

American of ' June 25, 1816

Rev. Nathan, D. D , pastor First Ecclesiasti-
cal Society, at Hartford, aged 69 years.
American of Jan. 7, 18 17

Sarah, wife of Hon. Caleb, late Governor of
Massachusetts, at Northampton. Amer-
ican of Feb. 25, 1817

Hon. Caleb, at Northampton, Mass., in 7Sth
year, late Governor of Massachusetts, sud-
<^enly, Nov. 7, 1 8 19

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 601

STUART Eleanor, wife of Dc.vid, Esq., of Ossian

Hall, Fairfax Co., Va., in s6th year, at

Tudor Place, Va. American of Oct. ii, 1811

Elizabeth, widow of Gilbert, formerly of New-
port, and mother of the present Gilbert, the

portrait painter, at Roxbury, Mass., aged

91 years. American of Feb. 2, 1819
, killed while playing a scare, at St.

Louis, Miss., Feb. — , 1819

Richard, killed in a duel, by Townsend S.

Dade, at King George Co., Va., June 26, 1820

Gilbert, at Boston, July 9, 1828

James, at Boston, aged 26 years. American

of Aug. 10, 1830

STUDDARD James, suddenly, June 20, 1822

STUD LEY Freeman, formerly of Yarmouth,

Mass., in 36th year, July 11, 1820
Capt. Abraham, aged about 46 years, Oct. 15, 1821
Hannah, wife of Kingsley, in 25th year, Dec. 26, 1829
, son of the widow, aged 13 years. He

with others were gaming a drunken who

caught him and threw or led him into the

water where he drowned. American of July 20, 1830

STURGESS Hon. Jonathan, at Fairfield, Ct.

American of Nov. 5, 18 19

STURGES William, Jr., of the Sophomore Class,

Harvard, son of Hon. William, of Boston,

at Provincetown, aged 17 years, killed

while on board a packet. American of Aug. 7, 1827

STURTEVANT Charles, Esq., in 61st year, at

Rochester, Mass., April 20, 1816

Major Isaac, late Publisher Massachusetts

Spy, at Keene, N. H., aged about 39 years. July 5, 1816

Mary, formerly of Wrentham, at Taunton,

aged 20 years, Sept. 29, 1822

STUTSON Mr. and Mrs. , at New Orleans,

of the fever. American of Oct 11,1822

Capt. Daniel, in 37th year, Jan. 24, 1824

STYLES Mrs. Sarah, at Springfield, Penn., in

94th year, Dec. 15, 1820

SULLINGS Ann, wife of David, at New Bed-
ford, aged 28 years. American of April 27, 1821
SULLIVAN James, Esq., Governor of Massa-
chusetts, at Boston, aged 65 years, Dec. 10, 1808
Daniel, in this town, in 93d year; was a

native of Ireland, but had resided here

many years, April 30, 18 14

Robert, a young lad, killed by lightning while

crossing a bridge, at Fredericksburg, Va.

American of July 20, 1824

602

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SULLIVAN Jeremiah, late ^of Baltimore, at
Truxillo, Peru. American of

James, killed by a blast of a rock,

James, Attorney at Law, of Boston, at Dor-
chester. American of
SULTYSTON Prince, President Council of the

Empire, in Russia. American of
SUMMERFIELD Rev. John, at New York, in
27th year ; was a native of Manchester,
Eng. American of
SUMMERS Barzillai M., son of Severn, at War-
wick, aged 4 years,

George, aged 17 years, died in jail. American
of
SUMNER Benjamin, at Coventry, formerly of
Boston* aged 48 years,

Capt. Samuel, at Pomfret, Ct., postmaster,
aged 55 years,

Keziah, wife of Ebenezer, at Milford, Mass.,
aged 59 years ; had been sick about three
years, during which time 2041 pounds of
water were drawn from her. Estimating
one pound to a pint gives 255 gallons and
I pint, and 32 gallons to a barrel gives 8
barrels lacking one pint,

Stephen, at Eastport, Me ; was carrying a
stick of wood into the house when he fell
and expired in a few minutes. American
of

Rev. Joseph, D. D., at Shrewsbury, Mass., in
8sth year and 63d of his ministry. Amer-
ican of

Charles B., son of Bradford, Esq., drowned
at Boston, aged 7 years,

George G., son of Uea. Jezeniah, at Taunton,
aged 20 years,

Mrs. , widow of Davis, of Bellingham, at

Rutland, Mass., while on a visit. Amer-
ican of

Hannah, widow, at Foxboro, aged 102 years.
American of

Capt. John N., aged 59 years,

SUMPTER Gen. , at South Mount, S. C, a

celebrated officer in the Revolution. Amer-
ican of

SUTTON Joseph, in Indiana ; was out riding
with a friend when he was accidentally shot
by the premature discharge of one of their
guns. American of

March r, 1825
June 30, 1828

Sept. 1 1, 1829

Sept. 20, 1 816

June 17, 1825

June 13, 1821

Dec. 9, 1828

Feb. I, 1 81 1

Dec. 31, 1 82 1

March 28, 1 822

Aug. 2, 1822

Dec. 21, 1824

March 22, 1825

April 14, 1826

Jan. 7, 1831

March 8, 1831
Aug. 10, 1 83 1

June 12, 1832
April 29, 1 817

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS

603

SUTTON Rachal, wife of William and daughter
of JosephM atthews, of Killingly, Ct., in
43d year,

Sir John, Admiral of the White, in England,
aged 67 years. American of

Rhoda, widow of Robert, in 87th year,

Oliver, in S2d year,

Oliver, in 53d year,

Sally, widow of Oliver, in 53d year,
SWAIN Capt. Joseph, at Nantucket, aged 69
years. He fell from upper portion of his
grist mill and died in a few minutes,

Joanna, widow of Richard, at Newport, aged
79 years,

Andrew F., formerly of Nantucket, at Provi-
dence, in 31st year,

Mrs. Lucretia, wife of Capt. Thomas H., at
Nantucket, aged 36 years. American of
SWAINEY Sarah, widow of Alexander, at New-
port, aged 57 years. American of
SWAN Betsey, wife of Benjamin, at Smithfield,
in 42d year,

Nathaniel Osborn, youngest son of N. P., Esq.,
aged 18 months, at Bristol,

Hepzibah C, at Dorchester, in 69th year.
American of

Elizabeth, daughter of late Benjamin, at An-
dover, aged about 20 years. American of

William, at Smithfield, in S7th year. Amer-
ican of

Col. James, formerly of Boston, at Paris. He
had been confined in prison for debt the
last 25 years.
SWART Hon. Peter, aged TJ years, at Scho-
haise, N. Y., soldier in the Revolution.
American of
SWARTWOUT Gen. John, at New York.

American of
SWASEY Joseph, at Ipswich, Mass., aged about
65 years, suddenly ; was an ofBcer in the
Revolution,

Mary, at Newport almshouse, aged 64 years.
American of

SEVEARENGRI , wife of George, killed by

her husband. American of
SWEARINGEN Gen. Joseph, a soldier of the
Revolution ; was a prisoner of war and suf-
fered a long imprisonment near Middle-
town, Md. American of

Aug. 26, 1823

Oct. II, 1825
Aug. 31, 1827
Oct. 19, 1828
Oct. 19, 1828
Dec. 16, 1831

Dec. 12, 1821

March i, 1827

Sept. 30, 1828

Feb. 9, 1830

Dec. 7, 1824

Aug. 28, 1814

Sept. 23, 1821

Aug. 23, 1825

Oct. 13, 1829

Nov. 20, 1829

March 18, 1831

Nov. 13, 1829
Feb. 18, 1823

April I, 1816

Sept. 30, 1823

Sept. I, 1829

July 29, 1825

604

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SWEAT Susan, wife of Rev. James, pastor of
Baptist Church at Savannah, Ga., in 48th
year,

Rev. Moses, at Sanford, Me., aged 68 years,
pastor of Congregational Church ; while
not college taught, he, by his industry, ac-
quired a knowledge of Hebrew, Syriack,
Ethiopich, Arabic and Persian, besides the
Greek and Latin. Besides this he was in-
ured to labor. American of

SWEDENETIERNE Dr. , a well known

mineralogist ; shot himself with a pistol,
saying he was disgusted with life. Amer-
ican of
SWEET Martha, daughter of Ezra, at North
Providence, in 17th year; burial at North
Kingstown,

Esther, wife of Gideon, Jr., in this town, in
33d year,

Abby, wife of Joseph, in this town, in 30th
year,

William, son of Benjamin, of Coventry, aged
30 years, at Brownsville, N. Y.; was a sol-
dier. American of

Mrs. Esther, at Attleboro, aged 35 years.
American of

Hartford, son of Gideon, of Attleboro, at
Richmond, Va., aged 27 years, graduate of
Brown University,

Rev. George D., native of Rhode Island, at
Bryan Co., Ga., aged 37 years. American
of

John, of Newport, 2d mate of brig Nereus, in
the Mississippi River,

Orinda, wife of Leander, at Rehoboth, in
27th year. American of

Nehemiah, at Providence, in 79th year,
SWETT Major Moses, native of Massachusetts ;
was one of the Artillery,, in Louisiana.
American of
SWEET Dr. Jonathan, the eminent oonesetter,
at South Kingstown,

Hannah Tillinghast, wife of Angell and
daughter of Willis Taft, of Uxbridge, at
Upton,

Samuel, at North Kingstown, aged yi years,

Charles James, son of Otis, aged 1 year, 9
months,

Edward S., Esq., Attorney at Law, at Ded-
ham, aged 24 years.

Oct. I, 1820

Sept. 13, 1822

March 29, 1825

July 24, 1 810

Oct. 3, 181 1

Dec. 29, 1 812

June 20, 1815
Feb. 9, 1 8 16

April 10, i8i8

April 14, 1818

June 16, 1819

Sept. 17, 1818
Sept. 29, 1819

Nov. 26, 1819
May IS, 1820

June 24, 1 82 1
Aug. 5, 1 821

Oct. 22, 1821

Dec. 30, 1821

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS

605

SWEET Lucy R., wife of Otis, in 28th year,
Emily Adaline, youngest daughter of Otis, of

Providence, at Attleboro, in 5th year,
Eliza, daughter of Jonathan, at Cumberland,

in 7th year,
William, son of Michael, aged i year,
Michael, at Norton, aged 61 years,
Mary, daughter of George, at Middletown,

aged 15 years,
Henry A., infant son of Alexander G.,
Abby Sayles, infant daughter of Jesse B., at

Providence,
Joanna, wife of Jesse B., daughter of Smith

Sayles, of Smithfield, at Providence, aged

27 years,
Dr. Nathan, at Glocester, in 82d year,
Hannah Frazier, daughter of Benajah, in 35th

year,
John Clarke, son of Menzie, aged 3 years,
Samuel, while drunk was killed by his wife,

at Fayette, N. Y.
Dr. Job, formerly of South Kirigstown, at

Boston, aged 32 years,
Otis, of Providence, aged 43 years, at Mobile,
Capt. James, aged 86 years,
John Clarke, son of Menzies, aged 4 months,
Henry, at Attleboro, in 67th year,
Mary, wife of Valentine, at Johnston, aged 54

years. American of
Thomas, of Norton, Mass., at Cumberland,
Nancy, wife of Elexar, aged 28 years,
Persis, widow of Philip, at Johnston, member

of Baptist Church 55 years,
Dea. Daniel, at Scituate, in 71st year,
Joseph, killed by an explosion on steamboat

Stranger, on the Ohio,
Mrs. Rebecca, at Attleboro, Mass., aged 85

years. American of
Cynthia, daughter of late Dea. Daniel, at

Scituate, aged 31 years,
Capt. George S., at Newport, aged 52 years,
Ira, son of Jesse B., aged i year, 6 months,
SWEETLAND Thomas A., eldest son of

Daniel, in 20th year,
Nathan J., at Pawtucket, aged 42 years,
Levira, at Pawtucket, in 78th year,
Ann Eliza, daughter of Daniel, in iSth year,
Daniel, of Providence, lost overboard from

Brig Syphox, on her passage to Havana,

aged 43 years. American of
George Oliver, son of Nelson, aged 3 years.

March 12, 1822

May 9, 1822

Oct. 29, 1822

Jan. 22, 1823

March 6, 1824

May 3, 1824
July 29, 1824

Aug. 28, 1824

June 18, 1825
July 8, 1825

Nov. 29, 1825
March 24, 1826

Oct. I, 1826

Nov. II, 1826
June 20, 1827
Dec. 1 1, 1827
Jan. 18, 1828
Feb. 21, 1828

March 11, 1828
Aug. 22, 1828
Sept. 14, 1828

May 5, 1829
Sept. 15, 1829

Jan. 8, 1830

Dec. 3, 1830

Jan. 2, 183 1

Jan. 7, 183 1

Sept. 27, 1832

Nov. 14, 1825

July 2, 1826

Jan. 2, 1830

April 9, 1830

May 24,' 1 83 1
Jan. 9, 1833

506 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SWEETZER Capt. Richard, at Belfast, aged 47

years. American of Nov. 10, 1829

SWERSAGE Robert, able seaman, killed on

board the Little Belt in action with U. S.

Frigate President, May 16, 1811

SWIFT Brig. Gen. John, at Palmyra, N. Y.,

killed by the enemy, July 13, 1814

Huldah, at Rochester, Mass., aged go years,

between March 23 and April 14, 18 16

Isaac, native of New England, drowned in

the Hudson River while swimming a horse, July 25, 1817

Hon Zephaniah, formerly Chief Justice of

Connecticut, of Windham, Ct., in Ohio,

while on a visit to his children. American

of Oct. 14, 1823

Thomas, son of Capl. J , at Warren, aged

17 years ; killed by a bale of cotton falling

on him. American of July 21, 1829
. killed a master at Middleboro by the

accidental discharge of a gun. American

of Oct. 20, 1829

Jonathan, Jr., aged 25 years, son of Capt.

Jonathan, of New Bedford, at Valparaiso,

S. A. American of June 22, 1830

SWINBOURNE Daniel, at Newport, in 59th

year. American of Jan. 14, 1820

Seth, at Newport, aged 24 years, June 7, 1823

Thomas, at Newport, aged 38 years. Amer-
ican of Aug. 30, 1825
Charlotte Sterling, daughter of late Thomas,

at Newport, Feb. 8, 1826

John, at Roxbury, aged 57 years, a noted rope

spinner. American of April 20, 1830

Nathaniel, at Newport, aged 75 years. Amer-
ican of July 20, 1830
SYKES James, M. D, in 62d year, at Dover,

Del, Oct. 19, 1822

Anna Maria, only daughter of Dr. James,

from the shock on hearing of her father's

death, at Dover, Del., Oct 29 1822

SYLVESlER Hon. Peter, at Kinderhook, N. Y.

in 74th year. American of Nov. i, 1808

Ann, at Falmouth, Jamaica, aged 133 years.

She witnessed the scenes at Port Royal" at

the time of the earthquake in 1692, and

she must have been then 15 years old.

Her descendants numbered 82. She never

lost a tooth or wore glasses until about a

fortnight before her death. May 15, 18 10

Miranda wife of Amos, in 27th year, Dec. i,' 1820

RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN— DEATHS 607

SYLVESTER Susannah, daughter of Joseph, at

Newport, aged 67 years, Nov. 29, 1822

Phebe, widow of Joseph S., formerly ot New-
port, at Bristol, aged 49 years, Feb. 28, 1831
SYMMES Hon. John Cleves, founder of the

Miami settlement and long a Judge in the

Northwestern Territory, at the house of

his son-in-law Gen. Harrison, at Cincinnati,

in 72d year, Feb. 26, 18 14

Capt. John Cleves, author of a work " Open

Poles and Concentric Spheres ; " was a

native of New Jersey but emigrated early

to the west. At one time was in the U.

S. Army, at Hamilton, Butler Co., O., May 19, 1829

SYMONDS William, at Salem, aged 80 years.

American of Aug. 3, 1830

Eunice, widow, at Salem, aged ']^ years.

American of Sept. 14, 1830