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Vital Record of Rhode Island.

1636=18^0.

KIRST SERIES.

BIKTHS, MAEEIAGES AND DEATHS.

A Family Register for the People,

By James N. Arnold,

Editor of the Narragansett Historical Register.

''* Is IVIy Nanae Written in the Boole of Life?"

VOL. XIII— DEATHS.

Providence Journal, S to Z. Providence Gazette, A to J,

I762-I830.

Published under the Auspices of the General Assembly.

providence, R. I. :

Narragansett Historical Publishino Compaky.

1903.

LlBRAh'V ..f CONGI^ESS
Two Copies Received

MAR 22 1904

, CLASS V J^Xc. No

COPYRIGHTED IN THE OFFICE OF THE LIBRARIAN OF CONGRESS
AT WASHINGTON, 1903.

INTRODUCTION.

With this volume we beg to present the Thirteenth volume of
the Vital Record of Rhode Island and we believe that this
will prove as interesting as any one of the previous volumes of the
series. We have finished the Deaths from the Providence Jour-
nal and have commenced those from the Providence Gazette.
These bear date from 1762 to 1830 and will supply a long felt want
to the genealogical student. The public records have little or
nothing in the way of deaths, and many burials have no stones
with the record upon them, especially at the period covered in the
earlier portion.

Some of our friendly critics think we have too many notes at-
tached to our announcement of the death. We are always ready
to receive advice but we still believe our notes will be received with
pleasure by most of our readers, and particularly those notes that
most decidedly place the person named and the locality of the
death.

With the respective newspapers we have placed an extended
note regarding the publication of the same.

We still have occasion to feel thankful to the General Assem-
bly that they have in their wisdom been pleased to extend their
courtesy towards this volume as they have so cheerfully done in the
case of those volumes before published. We have also occasion to
thank those officers having in charge the file of newspapers from
which these notes were taken. Finally we thank our friends, who
have stood by us in our work, for their kind assistance and en-
couragement of our labor.

Please bear in mind in reading our dates that in the original
published list many have no date of death assigned while many
others have the date distinctly given. In the former case the word
Journal or Gazette before the date means that in the paper of
this date the death was announced, the exact date not being given.
Again the reader will be much surprised to note how long a time
elapses in many cases between the date of the death and its an-
nouncement. The people in those days were not so prompt in
such matters as they are today.

We close by trusting that the reader will find a pleasure in the
perusal of this volume, as well as feel that he has been well com-
pensated for his time spent in our company.

CONTKNTS.

DEATHS.

PAGE

Providence Journal : Letters S to Z . . . • I7
Providence Gazette: Letters A to J . . . . 99

INDEX.

Abbey, loi.

Abbeyville. S. C, 239.

Abbell, 102.

Abbott, loi.

Abeel, 102.

Abeona, Brig, 182, 451.

Abeona, Transport, 160, 352.

Aber Cowarth, Scot., 413.

Abercrombie, 102, 167.

Aberdeen, 102.

Aberdeen, Scot., 168,298.

Abington, Mass., 507.

Ablen, 102.

Aborn, 102.

Abowkir, battle of, 152.

Abraham's Plains, 211.

Abrams, 103.

Abrantes, Duke of, 542.

Academy, Military, 315.

Accomac Co. Va., 359.

Ackerley, 103.

Ackerman, 103.

Achmuty, 103.

Acra, Africa, 368.

Active, Privateer, 344.

Acton, Mass., 323, 389, 501.

Actor, 295.

Actress, 535.

Acushnett River, 61.

Adam, 104.

Adams, 104, 22, 105, 250, 322.

Adams, Mass., 106, 134.

Adamson, 106.

Addison, 106.

Adelott, 106.

Adgate, 106.

Adge, 106.

Adie, 106.

Adjutant General, 452.

Adjutant Gen. of Penn., 459.

Admiral, a Grand, 533.

Admiral of the Red, 501.

Admiral of the White, 448, 449.

Admiral, Rear, 456.

Advertiser, American Daily, 278.

Adze, 117, 180,482.

Aeronauts, 450.

Aertson, 106.

Aeyres, 106.

Africa, 105, 210, 232, 337, 382,
502, 505.

Africa, Coast of, 36, 117, 198,
201, 216, 249, 261, 274, 276,
292, 321, 325, 342. 345, 355,
35«. 394. 399. 4i5. 437. 4^3.

505. 509-
African Lodge, 453.
African Methodist Church, 112.
Atrican Traveler, 225.
Agabadoc, Lord Bishop of, 157.
Agda, 106.

Agamemmon, Frigate, 207.
Agenore, Brig, 241, 270.
Agriculture, 296.
Aia, Whale Ship, 452.
Aide de Camp, 358, 364, 372,

378.
Aides de Camp, 256.
Ailman, 106.
Ainsworth, 107.
Air, 107.
Airs, 107.
Aisquith, 107.
Aitkin, 107.
Alabama, 175, 308.
Alus, 107.
"Albany Argus," 246.

VI

INDEX

Albany Co., N. Y., 170, 316.

Albany, N. Y., 27, 33, 64, 154,
159, 165, 169, 170, 172, 210,
212, 246, 268, 272, 287, 290,

297. 298, 337, 347, 353. 361,
381, 408, 455,460, 507, 508,

533-
"Albany Register," 154.
Albemarle, Va., 253, 428.
Albemarle, Transport, 385.
Albere, 107.
Albers, 107.

Albertson, 107, 174, 275.
Albright, 239.
Albro, 107.
Alden, 107.

Alderman, Boston, 496.
Aldridge, 108.
Aldrich, 108, 320, 501.
Alexander, 109.
Alexandra, La., 352, 510.
Alexandra, Va., 263, 340, 351,

388, 390, 462, 482, 489.
"Alexandria (Va.) Expositor,"

342.
Alfred, Ship, 148.
Alger. 1 10.
Algiers, 340.
Ali, no.
Alibone, no.
Allcock, I Fo.
Allegany Co., Md., 140.
Allen, no, 100, 204, 480, 500.
Allenson, 1 16.
Allenton, n6.
Allen's Wharf, 285.
Alliance, Ship, 115.
Allied Missions, 302.
Allison, 1 16.
Allport, 1 17.
Allston, 1 17.
Allvvine, 1 17.

Alms Mouse, Boston, 357.
Almy, 1 17, 20, 273.
Alstead, Ct., 413.
Alstead, N. H., 305, 375.
Alverson, n8.
Ambassador, 456.
Amboy, N. J., 430.
Ambros, Africa, 144.

Ambrose, 1 18.
Amelia, Brig, 350.
Ameline Co., Va., 419.
America, 42, 233, 309, 382, 419,

437,438,479, 5n.
America, Ship, 244, 477.
"American Annualist," 218.
American Antiquarian Society,

100.
American Amy, 138, 459.
American Board of Foreign

Missions, 67.
American Cause, 161.
American Citizen, 266, 33 4
American Company of Come-
dians, 347.
American Consul, 282, 393, 454.
"American Daily Advertiser"

278.
American Flag, 497.
American Hemlock, 488.
American Mercury, 144.
American Revolution, History

of, 42S.
American, the, 424.
American Theatre, Phil., Pa,

455. 480.
American Union, 314.
American War, 341.
Americans, 85.
Ames, 118, 192.
Amherst, 167.
Amherst College, 469.
Amherst, Mass., 32. 320, 374,

428, 465, 469.
Amherst, N. H., 157.
Amherst Seminary, 434.
Amhurst, 1 18.
Ammidon, 1 18.
Amory, 1 18.
Amos, 1 19.
Amsbury, 1 19.
Amsterdam, Holland, 172, 210,

213, 242, 268.
Amsterdam, N. Y., n6.
Amsterdam, Va., 22.
Amvvell, N. J., 154, 262.
Anatomy, Professor of, 346,
Anderson, 119, 440.
Andover, Ct., 146.

INDEX

VII

Andover, Mass., 40, 63, loi, 118,

127, 393. 400.
Andre, 65, 88, 132, 199.
Andrest, Lord Jiishop of, 157.
Andrews, 120, 95.
Andria Doria, Ship, 61.
Andros, 121, 372.
Androscoggin River, 416.
Andruss, 121.
Ange, 121.

Angelaca, N. Y., 504.
Angell, 121, 91, 178, 377.
Angell's Regiment, 299.
Angross, 124
Ann, 124.
Annan, 124.

Ann and Hope, Ship, 235.
Ann, Brig, 51, 380.
AnnapoHs, Md., 256, 351, 352,

439. 515. 527. 532.
Anne Arundall Co., Md., 267,

302, 495-
Annes, Battle of, 148, 245, 273,

301, 302, 312, 327, 340, 376,

389, 392, 407, 450, 458.
Annis, 124.
Annise, 226.

Annishe Place, Eng., 42.
Anson, Ship of War, 181.
Antelope, Brig, 123.
Antes, 124.
Anthony, 124.
Antoine, 127.
Antiqua, W. I., 473.
Antony, 440.
Antram, 127.
Antrim, 127.
Aplin, 127.

Apology for Quakers, 155.
Appleby, 127, 438.
Appleton, 127.
Apothecary, 463.
Apthorp, 128, 166.
Aqua Fortis, 403.
Aqueduct, 128.
Arab, Ship, 20, 477.
Arcamball, 128.
Archbald, 128.

Arch Deacon of Bath, Eng,, 53.
Archer, 128.

Architect, 345.

Arthur, Ship, 189.

Arden, 128.

Arenburg, 128.

Arey, 128.

Argenteuil, Ca., 443.

"Argus," 444.

Argus, Revenue Cutter, 502.

Argyleshire, Plowman, 234.

Ariel, Brig, 109, 389, 538.

Arkansas, 327.

Arkwright Factory, 458.

Arkwright, R. I., 337, 387, 519.

Armbruster, 128.

Armington, 128.

Armistead, 128.

Armory Department, 241.

Armour, 129.

Armsby, 129.

Armstead, Miss, 182.

Armstrong, 129.

Army, Continental, 369.

Army Contractor, 501.

Army, His Majesty's, 353.

Army, United States, 49, 74, 75,
79, 117, 114, 171, 180, 290,
326, 345, 357, 384, 399, 450,

504. 532.
Arnold, 129, 72, 92, 236, 484,

498, 528, 530.
Arnstein, 138.
Arrowsmith, 138.
Arsenic, 461, 463.
Artificer, 92.
Artillery, 156.

Artillery Company, Prov., 385.
Artillery Officer, 488.
Artillery, Train of, 119.
Artillery, United States, 335,

503-
Artillery, United States Regt.

of, 413-
Arts, the fine, 166.
Ary, 138.
Asgill, 138.

Ashburnham, Mass., 393, 541.
Ashdon, 139.
Ashe, 139.
Ashfield, Mass., 67.
Ashford, 139.

VIII

INDEX

Ashford, Ct., 40, 126, 274, 277,

359,474- 514-

Ashford, Mass., 150.

Ashley, 139.

Ashton, 139.

Asia, Man of War, 323.

Asia, Ship, 30, 211, 283, 296.

Askins, 139.

Assembly, House of, 198, 407.

Assembly, House of, N. B., 191.

Assembly of Penn., 500.

Assembly, Member of, 284.

Assistant, 19.

Assistant Judge, 416.

Assistant, State, 474.

Associate Judges of Penn., 489.

Associate Justice, 537.

Associate Justice, Court Com.
Pleas, 57.

Associate Justice, Supreme
Court, 387.

Associate Justice, U. S. Supreme
Court, 314.

Assonet, Mass., 74, 315.

Astabula, Ohio, 78.

Astronomer, 482.

Astronomical lectures, 42.

Astronomy, 153, 500.

Asturias, 139.

Asturias, Prince of, 265,

Athearn, 139.

Athens, N. Y.. 339, 456.

Atherton, 139.

Athey, 140.

Athol, Mass., 511.

Atkens, Ct., 260.

Atkins, 140.

Atkinson, 140.

Atlantic Ocean, 536.

Atlantic, Schooner, 227.

Atlee, 140.

Attleboro, Mass., 18, 28, 30, 37, 39
43, 46, 47. 52, 56, 5«. 63, 76,
82, 89, 107, 112, 116, 139,
140, 151, 158, 161, 179, 180,
181, 194, 211, 229, 231, 237.
247, 250, 251, 252, 259, 260,
271, 280, 304, 311, 314, 31S,
316, 317, 320, 327. 328, 348,
349. 368, 369, 374, 375, 385,

Attleboro Mass. — Continued.
391. 393, 399, 400, 401, 403,
404,406, 414, 415, 432, 449,
470, 477, 480, 493, 512, 513,
515, 517, 518, 519, 522, 533,
541.

Attorney, 348, 466, 498, 507,
514, 516, 535, 538.

Attorney at Law, 39, 116, 127,
199, 200, 223, 244, 245, 319,
325, 367, 375,411,421, 427,
432, 453, 495-

Attorney General, 285, 427, 428,

445, 450, 505-
Attorney General of R, I., 264.
Attorney General of U. S., 'j'j.
Attucks, 140.
Atwell, 140.
Atwood, 140, 229.
Auboyneau, 140.
Aucherness, Scot,, 408.
Auchmuty, 140.
Auctioneer, 416.
Audinet, 141.
Auditor, First, 379.
Auditor, Treasury of the Navy,

379-
Auerstadt, Duke of, 326.
Augusta, Me., 363, 420.
Augusta, Ga., 18, 194, 230, 350,

445, 459, 471, 489, 540-
Augusta, U. S. Schooner, 321.
Augustenberg, 141.
Augustus, 141.
Auld, 141.
Aulet, 141.
Aulger, 141.
Aumperville, 141.
Aurenaut, 182.
Aurora, 144.
Aury, 520.
Auryelle, La., 146.
Austin, 141.
Austria, 166.
Author, 227.

Aux Cayas, W. L, 19, 198, 538.
Aux Noir, Ca., 535.
Auyrault, 305.
Aylesworth, 142.
Aylmer, Lord, 166.

INDEX

IX

Ayrault, 142.
Ayres, 142.

B

Babbitt, 143.

Babcock, 143, 192.

Babson, 144.

Bache, 144, 290.

Backgammon, 506.

Backus, 145.

Bacon, 144.

Badger, 146, 245.

Baermaster, 146.

Bagley, 146.

Bagnell, 147.

Bailey, 147.

Baellie, 148.

Bainbridge, 148.

Baine, 148, 58.

Bains, 148.

Baird, 149.

Baker, 149, 383.

Balch, 150.

Balderson, 150.

Baldwin, 150, 151.

Balfour, 151.

Balkcom, 151.

Ball, 152.

Ballard, 152.

Balleon, 182.

Ballou, 152, 73, 223.

Balls, 153.

Ballston, N. Y., 428, 440.

Ballston Spa, 286.

Baltic, Schooner, 411.

Baltic, Ship, 102.

Baltimore, Md., 41, 45, 71, 74,
75, 90, 107, 115, 116, 117,
120, 122, 124, 128, 129, 131,
I33» 153. 154. 157, 159. 161,
169, 176, 187, 199, 206, 218,
227, 229, 245, 249, 253, 254,
255, 258, 259, 264, 268, 269,
275,279, 285, 288, 293, 311,
312, 318, 319.322, 330, 333.
334, 341, 343, 345, 346, 350.
352, 355, 364. 367, 400, 405,
423, 424, 426, 430, 433, 446,
449, 462, 463, 464, 474, 476,

Baltimore, Md., — Continued.
482, 490, 492, 497, 498, 509,
510, 517, 524, 534, 535.

Baltimore Almhouse, 74.

"Baltimore American," 343.

"Baltimore Anti Democrat,"

433-
Baltimore Co., Md., 244, 526.
Baltimore, Defence of, 454.
"Baltimore Patriot," 400.
"Baltimore Telegraph," 343.
Bampfylde, 153.
Bancker, 153.
Bancroft, 153.

Bangor, Me., 43, 253, 363, 468.
Bangs, 153.
Bank, 171.

Bank of Baltimore, 90.
Bank of New York, 430.
Bank of Pennsylvania, 280.
Bank of United States, 319, 320.
Bank of United States, Branch,

316.
Banker, 170.
Banks, 153.
Bankson, 154.
Banneker, 153.
Bannister, 153, 537.
Baptist (name), 154.
Baptist, 188.
Baptist Clergy, 203.
Baptist Clergyman, 466.
Baptist Church, 121, 124, 140,

143, 152, 188, 189, 194, 195,

215, 217, 220, 224, 225, 262,

287, 320, 323, 356, 364, 374,

408, 437, 476, 487, 529-
Baptist Church, Dana, Mass.,

165.
Baptist Church, Johnston, R. I.,
' 46.
Baptist Church, Newport, R. I.,

297.
Baptist Church, Norwich, Ct.,

41.
Baptist Church, Pawtucket.R. L,

69.
Baptist Church, Scituate, R. I.,

91-

INDEX

Baptist Church, Swanzey,

Mass., 28.
Baptist Church, Warren, R. I,,

297.
Baptist Minister, 184, 231, 284,

360, 405, 419, 435, 441, 442,

517, 539-
Baque, 154
Barba, 154.
Barbadoes, W. I., 120, 171, 208,

217, 372, 418, 447, 466, 522.
Barber (name), 154.
Barber, 472, 508.
Barbour, 154.
Barbourville, Va., 154.
Barcelona, Spain, 141, 414.
Barclay, 154.
Barclay, Mass., 311.
Bradin, 155, 426.
Bardine, 155.
Bardley, 155.
Barge, 155.
Baring, 155.
Barker, 155.

Barkham, stead, Ct., 49, 488.
Barling, 157.
Barlow, 157.
Barnard, 157.
Barnardstovvn, Mass., 384.
Barnes, 157, 138, 301.
Barnett, 159, 129.
Barney, 159, 452.
liarnham, 160.
Barnhill, 160.

Barnstable, Eng., 448, 449.
Barnstable, Mass., 45, 164, ^09,

455-

Barnum, 160.

Baron, Lord, 265.

Barr, 160.

Barre, Mass., 211, 459.

Barrett, 160.

Barrie, 160.

]^arringer, 160.

Barrington, 160.

Barrington, N. H., 372.

Barrington, R. I., 25, 31,39, 57,
60, 66, 93, 104, 105, no,
III, 112, 157, 158, 176, 193,
215, 220, 222, 226, 249, 256,

Barrington, R. I., — Continued.
286, 297, 303, 350, 393, 398,
399, 422, 461, 475, 476, 485,
500, 510, 511.

Barrister at Law, 319.

Barron, 160, 62, 330.

Barrows, 161.

Barry, 161.

Barstow, 161.

Bartholomew, 162.

Bartlett, 162, 108.

Barton, 162, 73, 366.

Bartram, 163.

Bascom, 164.

Basque Road, 421.

Bass, 164.

Basto, 164.

Bastow, 164.

Batavia, E. L, 31, 204, 268, 296,
299. 302, 354, 362, 364, 368,
381, 388, 403, 412, 477, 491.

Batcheller, 164.

Bateman, 164.

Bates, 165.

Bath, Eng., 53, 177, 200, 331,
384, 391, 471, 527.

Bath, Me., 59, 157, 163, 370.

Bath, N. C, 506.

Bath, Grand Cross of the, 103.

Baihurst, 166.

Baton Rouge, La., 326.

Batt, 454.

Battenburg, Gen., 393.

Battey, 165, 404.

Baurey, 166.

Bavaria, Gen, 527.

Bavaria, N. Y., 258.

Baxby, 166.

Baxter, 166.

Bayard, 166, 456.

Baydell, 166.

Bay ley, 166, 225.

Baylies, 167.

Baylor, 321,

Baylor's Regt. of Horse, 321.

Baynton, 167.

Bazen, 167.

Beach, 167,

Beacleugh, 167.

Beadle, 167, 168.

INDEX

XI

Berdin, 167.

Beal, 168.

Beale, 168.

Beans, 168.

Bear, 168.

Beard, 168.

Beaseley, 403.

Beattie, 168.

Beaufort, N. C, 422.

Beaufort, S. C, 282, 457, 491,

517-
Beauharnais, 186.
Beaumarchais, 168.
Beauvior, 168.
Beaver, Brig, 457.
Beaver, Pa., 226, 457.
Beaver, Ship, 407.
Beaver Tail Light, 25.
Beazeley, 168.
Bebee, 65.
Beckford, 168.
Beckley, 168.
Beckwith, 168.
Becraft, 169.
Beddoes, 169.
Bedford, 169.
Bedford, N. Y., 432.
Bedford, Pa., 210.
Bedine, 169.
Bee, 169.
Beebe, 169.
Beekman, 169.
Beeksman's, N. Y., 502.
Beers, 170.
Belcher, 170.

Belchertown, Mass., 26, ^;^.
Belden, 170,
Beldine, 170.
Belfast, Mass., 358.
Belknap, 170, 213.
Bell, 171.

Belleair, Ship, 364.
Belle P"ontaine, Mo., 345.
Belle Fonte, R. I., 48.
Bellena, Ship, 317.
Bellingham, 171.
Bellingham, Mass., 52, 53, 107,

166, 313, 320.
Belle Isle, Straits of, 411.
Belleville, N. J., 533.

Bellows, 171.

Bellows P'alls, Vt., 449.

Belmont Co., O., 390.

Belmont, Md., 461.

Belpre, O., 394.

Belt, 171.

Belzoni, 171.

Benbridge, 171.

Benchley, 172.

Bendix, 172.

Benedict, 172.

Benedix, 172.

Beneficent Church Yard, 383.

Benevolent Con. Church, Prov.,

488.
Benezet, 172.
Bengal. Ind., 388, 476.
Benham, 172.
Benjamin, 172.
Benner, 172.
Bennett, 172, 270.
Bennington, Vt., battle of, 72.
Bensley, 173.
-Benson, 173, 174.
Bentick, 173.
Bentley, 173, 145.
Benton, 174, 123.
Bentz, 174.
Berbank, 174.

Berbice, W. I., 131, 173, 534.
Berkeley, Mass., 58, 90, 113, 121,

470, 541.
Berkeley Square, London, Eng.,

149.
Berks Co., Penn., 168.
Berks, Eng., 199, 211.
Berlin, Ct., 39, 81, 447, 495, 507.
Berlin, Germany, 482.
Berlin, Mass., 32.
Berlin, Prus., 355.
Bermingham, Eng., 21.
Bermuda, W. L, 177,217,293,307,

410.
Bermuda, Governor of, 217.
Bermudas, W. I., 520.
Bernard, 174.
Berne, Vt., 69.
Bernon, 174.
Berrian, 174.
Berry, 174.

XII

INDEX

Bertie, N. C, 327.

Bethier, 174,

Berton, 175.

Berwick, 175.

Berwick, Me., 276, 314.

Berwick, Va., 212.

Besgray, 175.

Bessieres, Field Marshall, 521.

Besson, 175.

Bethany, Ct., 141, 510.

Bethany, Penn., 540.

Bethel, Me., 21.

Bethleham, Ct., 364.

Bethleham, Penn., 476.

Bethune, 175.

Betsey, 175.

Betsey, Sloop, 284.

Bettes, 175.

Betts, 175.

Bevan, 175.

Beverly, 175.

Beverly, Mass., 221, 234, 253,

278, 370, 427, 461, 488.
Beverly, Mass., Bank, 221.
Bevericige, 175.
Bevois, 175.
Bey, 175.
Bias, 175.
Bibb, 175.

liible, American, Society, 191.
Bickford, 175.
Bicknell, 176.
Biddcford, Me., 329, 345.
Biddle, 176.
Bid well, 176.
Big Capon River, 515.
Bigelow, 176, 242.
Bigley, 176.
Bignell, 177.
Big Tree, 177.
Billings, 177.
Billington, 177.
Bingham, 177.
Binks, 177.
Binney, 177, 218.
Binninger, 178.
Binns, 178.
Bircket, 178.
Birckfeck, 178.
Bird, 178.

Birdseye, 178.

Birge, 178.

Birkett, 178.

Birmmgham, Pa., 421.

Bishop, 179.

Bishop of Conn, and R. I., 21.

Bishop of London, 500.

Bishop of Maryland, 271.

Bishop of New York, 291.

Bishop of New York, R. C, 293.

Bishop of Quebec, 507.

Bishop of St. Asaph, 500.

Bishop of Worcester, 515.

Bissell, 180.

Bixby, 180.

Bixler, 180.

Black, 180.

Blackburn, 180.

Black Fiddler, 480.

Blackington, 180.

Blackman, 181.

Blackmar. 181.

Black Rock, Ct., 164.

Black Rock, N. Y., 154.

Blacksmith, 272, 481.

Black Snake, Privateer, 214.

Blackstone, Commentaries, 269.

Blackstone, Mass., 63, 82, 208.

Blackstone River, 291.

Blackstone Village, 20, 291.

Blackwell, 181.

Bladen, 181.

Blaggc, 181.

Blair, 181.

Blake, 181, 229.

Blakeley, Ala, 487.

Blakeney, 182.

Blakey, 182.

Blanch, 182.

Blanchard, 182, loi.

Bland, 182.

Blanding, 182.

Blaney, 182.

Blasdell, 182.

Blashfield, 183.

Blatchford, 183.

Blatchley, 183.

Blay, 183.

Bleecker, 183.

Blinn, 183.

INDEX

XIII

Bliss, 183.

Bliven, 184.

Block Island, 38, 344, 455.

Blockmaker, 287.

Blodgett, 184.

Blood, 184.

Blood, Royal, 370.

Bloonifield, 185.

Bloomfield, N. Y., 146, 399.

Bloomfield, Ohio, 244.

Bloomingdale, N. Y., 171, 266,

335, 452,
Bloomsbury, N. Y., 278.
Bloomsbury Square, London,

Eng., 169.
Blount, 185.
Bloxen, 185.
Blucher, 185.

Blue Eye Mary, Schooner, 452.
Blue, Vice Admiral of the, 173.
Bly, 185, 405.
Blyth, 185.
Boaling, 185.
Boardman, 185.
Boardman, Ohio, 368.
Board of British Catholics, 533.
Board of Health, 343.
Boat, 454.

Boatswain, 446, 525.
Bocco Tigris, Brig, 476.
Bodman, 185.
Boernian, 185.
Boerstler, 185.
Bogert, 185.
Bogman, 185.
Boise, 186.
Bolles, 186.
Boiling, 186.
Bolman, 186.
Bolster, 186.
Bolter, 186.
Bolton, 186.
Bolton, Ct., 358.
Bolt Court, London, Eng., 438.
Bombay, India, 113, 119.
Bonaparte, 186, 267, 413.
Bonar, 187.
Bond, 187.
Bones, 187.
Bonesetter, 338.

Bon Homme Richard, Ship, 85.

Bonsman, 187.

Bonstead, 187.

Boodery, 187.

Boodom, 187.

Bookseller, 128, 171, 313, 444,
462, 511.

Boone, 187.

Boone, Mo., 187.

Boose, 187.

Booth, 188.

Booth Bay, 139.

Bordeaux, Fr., 362.

Borden, 188.

Bordue, 189.

Borghese, 189.

Borland, 189.

Boscawen, 189.

Boscawen, N. H., 51, 262, 522.

Boschen, 189.

Bosothicks, N. F., 23.

Boss, 189.

Bosson, 189.

Bostide, 395.

Boston, Mass., 20, 22, 25, 26,
2T, 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 45, 46,
47, 49, 54, 57, 70, 72, 82, S3.
90, 92, 103, 104, 105, 106,
107, no, 112, 113, ri6, 118,
120, 127, 128, 141, 142, 146,
147, 149, 150, 151, 152, 154,
156, 157, 158, 160, 162, 164,
166, 167, 170, 171, 172, 174,
i7<'^, 179, 180, 181, 182, 184,
185, 187, 189, 191, 192, 193,
194, 200, 201, 202, 203, 104,
206, 207, 209, 210, 211, 218,
2?3, 224, 225, 226, 228, 231,
232, 233, 237, 238, 239, 240,
241, 244, 246, 248, 256, 257,
258, 259, 264, 265, 266, 269,
272, 274, 275, 278, 279, 280,
281, 282, 286, 287, 288, 293,
296, 297, 302, 304, 308, 309,
311, 312, 313, 314, 315, 316,

1^7, 318, 319, 323, 324, 325,
326, 329, 330, 331, 333, 334,

339, 342, 343, 344, 345, 346,
34«, 349, 352, 353, 354, 357,
358, 360, 361, 363, 364, 367,

XIV

INDEX

Boston Mass., — Continued.

370, 371. 372, n^, 377, 379.

382. 383, 385. 386. 387. 388,

389. 392, 396, 398, 399. 400,

402. 406, 408, 409, 410, 411,

414, 416, 417, 419, 420, 423,

424, 428, 430, 432, 433, 434,

435, 438, 439, 440, 442, 444,

446, 448, 450, 451-453. 459.

466, 467, 468, 470, 473, 474.

476, 479, 480, 483, 485, 486,

487, 488, 489, 490, 491, 492.

493. 495. 496, 498, 499. 502,

503, 504, 506, 512, 515, 516,

517, 518, 519, 521, 522, 523,

524, 526, 527, 530, 531, 532,

533. 537, 538, 539, 540, 542.
Boston, Mass., Alderman, 496.
Boston, Mass., Almshouse, 29.
Boston, Mass., Commissioners,

455-

Boston, Mass., "Evening Ga-
zette," 232.

Boston, Mass., "Gazette," 411.

Boston, Mass., Harbor, 326, 360,
460.

Boston, Mass., Massacre, 140,
243, 252, 272, 433, 435, 438.

Boston, Mass, "Patriot," 314.

Boston, Mass., Seige of, 134.

Boston, Ship, 533.

Boston, Mass., Tea Party, 94.

Boston, Mass., Theatre, 72, 204,
257.

Boston, Mass., Town Treasurer,
26.

Boston Neck, R. I., 297.

Bostwick, 189. 311.

Boswell, 189.

Bosworth, 189.

Botecourt, 191.

Both, 191.

Bothwell, Scot., 235.

Botany, 399.

Botany Bay, 160.

Bontony, Professor of, 307.

Botsford, 191.

Botts, 191.

Boudinot, 191.

Boudreau, 191,

Boulogne, France, 244.

Bourbon, France, 370.

Bourne, 191.

Bours, 192, 240, 475.

Boush, 192.

Boushee, 192,

Bovard, 192.

Bovvden, 192.

Bowditch, 192.

Bovvdoin, 192.

Bowdoin College, 128, 329.

Bowdoinham, Me., 442.

Bowen, 193, 346, 356, 439.

Bower, 197.

Bowers, 197, 530.

Bowering, 197.

Bowker, 197.

Bowie, 198.

Bowler, 198.

Bowles, 199.

Bowley, 199.

Bowman, 199.

Bowne, 199.

Bow, N. H., 76.

Bowyer, 199.

Box, 199.

Boxer, the British Brig, 185.

Boxford, Mass., 188.

Boyce, 199.

Boyd, 199.

Boyle, 200.

Boyleston, 200.

Boyleston, Mass., 322.

Boyls, 200.

Boys, 200.

Bozrah, Ct., 102.

Brabiner, 200.

Brackett, 200.

Brackstone, 200.

Bradbury, 200.

Braddock, 265, 301.

Braddock's Defeat, 301, 345.

Braddocks Field, Penn., 418.

Bradford, 200, 62, 167, 288.

Bradford, Ct., 430.

Bradford, Vt., 274.

Bradish, 202.

Bradlee, 202.

Bradley, 202.

Bradstreet, 202.

INDEX

XV

Bragdon, 202.

Bragdona, 202.

Bragg, 202.

Braidwood, 235.

Brailsford, 203.

Brainnard's Bridge, N, Y., 18,

Brakeman, 203.

Braman, 203, 444, 454.

Brampton, Eng., 516.

Brampton Plains, N. J., 181.

Branagan, 203.

Branch, 203, 32.

Branch Bank of U. S., 501.

Branch River, R. I., 108.

Brandon, 203.

Brandon, Vt., 21, 464.

Brandt. 203.

Brandywine, battle of, 212, 421.

Brandyvvine Hundred, Pa., 323,

449.
Branford, Ct., 521.
Brantley, 203.
Brattall, 204.
Brattle, 204, 342.
Brattleboro, Vt., 209, 417, 453.
Brattle Street Church, Boston,

228.
Braxton, 204.
Bray, 204.
Brayley, 204.
Brayman, 203.
Brayton, 204, 126, 171.
Brazer, 205.
Brazil, 242.
Brazier, no, 287.
Bready, 205.
Brearley, 205.
Breast, 205.
Breck, 205.
Breckenbridge, 205.
Breed, 206.
Breese, 206.
Breley, 206.
Breman, 206.
Bremen, Ger., 107.
Brent, 206.
Brenton, 206, 139.
Brenton's Point, R. I., 409.
Breston, 206.
Brett, 490.

Brewer, 206.

Brewster, 207.

Briant, 207.

Brice, 207.

Brickley, 207.

Bride, 207.

Bridge, 207.

Bridgeport, Ct., 27, 242, 457, 472.

Bridgeport Harbor, Ct., 457.

Bridges, 207.

Bridgton, N. J., 211.

Bridgetown, N. J., 369.

Bridgewater, 208.

Bridgewater, Ct., 472.

Bridgewater, Eng , 268.

Bridgewater, Mass., no, 118,

247, 302, 382, 502, 503.
Bridgham, 209.
Briggs, 208, 129, 148.
Brigham, 209.
Bright, 209.
Brightman, 210.
Brighton, Eng., 523.
Brighton, Mass., 333, 353, 441,

486.
Brigstock, 210.

Brimfield, Mass., 54,88, 151, 238.
Brimhorn, 210.
Brimmer, 210.
Brinckle, 210.
Brindley, 210.
Bringhurst, 210.
Bristol Co., Mass., 88.
Bristol Co., R. I., 163, 191.
Bristol, Eng., 169, 210.
Bristol Packet, Brig, 210, 213.
Bristol, Penn., 218.
Bristol, R. I., 18, 22, 26, 27,28,

29, 30, 31. 34» 36, 38, 46, 48,
53. 54. 57, 64, 66, 67, 68, 69,
70, 72, 73, 75, 76, 77, 84, 87,
89, 90,94, 105, 107, n4, 149,
152, 160, 167, 184, 190, 191,
192, 200, 201, 210, 213, 220,
224, 231, 232, 238, 250, 270,
271, 283, 284, 285, 288, 295,
303, 3n, 320, 324, 325, 337,
342, 346, 347, 351, 355, 363,
364, 368, 373, 375, 376, 384,
401, 417, 419, 422, 427, 432,

XVI

INDEX

Bristol, R. I.,— Continued.

435. 439. 447. 448, 452, 454,
457, 458, 466, 468, 470, 481,
505. 506, 513, 519, 520.

Bristol, R. I., Asylum, 492.

Bristol, R. I., Ferry, 263, 270.

Bristol, R. I., Gen. Hospital,
127. 310.

Bristol, R. I., Harbor, 309.

Bristol, R. I., Hospital, 536.

Bristol, Vt., 182.

British, 248.

British Admiral, 392.

British Agent, 396.

British Army, 307.

British Bullet, 533.

British Captain, 432.

British Catholic, Hoard of, 533.

British Channel, 429.

British Consul, 206.

British Consul, New York, 155.

British East India Co., 388.

British Envoy, 166.

British Forces, 447.

British Governor of N. J., 397.

British Lead, 533.

British Minister, 467.

British Navy, 257, 274.

British Occupation of Newport,
R. I., 150.

British Prison, 395.

i^ritish Prison Ship, 176, 528.

British Provinces of N. A., 304.

liritish Service, 175, 490.

British Soldier, 214, 327, 479.

Britt, 210.

Brittain, 210.

Brittain, Coast of, 212.

Brittanic, His Majesty's, Consul,
322.

Britton, 210.

Brock, 210.

Brocck, 210.

Bromley, 211.

Bronough, 211.

Bronsdon, 211.

Bronson, 211.

Brook, 211.

Ikooke, 211.

Brookfield, Mass., loi, 107, 211,

Brookfield, Mass., — Continued.

227, 250, 288, 309, 393, 394,

448. 507, 528.
Brookfield, N. Y., 277.
Brookline, Ct., 290, 366.
Brookline, L. I., 369, 459, 494,

495, 510.
Brookline, Mass., 84, 219, 408.
Brooklyn, Ct., 20, 242, 366, 391,

516.
Brooklyn, N. Y., 42, 70, 161,

175. 347-
Brooklyn, N. Y., Almshouse,

42.
Brooklyn, N. Y., Navy Yard, 43,

65, 70, 89, 221.
Brooks, 211, 404.
Broome, 212, 526.
Brophy, 212.
Brotensburgh, 212.
Brothers, Ship, 479.
Brotherton, 212.
Broughton, Eng., 381.
Brower, 212.
Brown, 212, 100, 120, 246, 257,

298, 380, 381, 396, 408, 442,

455-

Brown University, 49, 56, 79, 86,
105, no, 115, 116, 129, 144,
148, 151, 189, 192, 195, 223,
247, 252, 270, 339, 2,^7, 404,
427, 465, 470, 479, 482, 483,
507, 529.

Brown University, Senior Class,

473, 498.
Brownell, 224, 434, 526.
Browness, 225.
Browning, 225.
Brownlow, 225.
Bruce, 225.
Bruix, 226.
I:}rum, 226.
Brune, 226.
Bruney, 226.
Brunswick, 226.
Brunswick Co., N. C, 454.
Brunswick Co., Va., 272.
Brunswick, Me., 128, 348, 458.
Brunswick, N. C., 483.
Brussells, 258.

INDEX

XVII

Bryan, 226.

Bryant, 226, 59.

Bryert, 227.

Bryson, 227.

Bryzelius, 227.

Buck, 227.

Buchan, 227.

Buchanan, 227.

Buckbee, 227.

Buckingham, 227.

Buckland, 227.

Buckley, 229.

Buckley, Eng., 340.

Bucklin, 227.

Buckman, 228.

Buckmaster, 228.

Buckminister, 228, 377.

Bucks Co., Eng., 526.

Bucks Co , Pa., 44, 144.

Budd, 228.

Budlong, 229.

Budworth, 229.

Buena Vista, 383.

Buenas Ayres, 250.

Buenas Ayres, Privateer, 332.

Buff, 229.

Buffalo, N. Y;, 20, 26, 40, 154,

167, 376, 515.
Buffington, 229.
Buffum, 229.
Bugbee, 229.
Buker, 229.
Bull, 229.
Bullard, 230.
Bulline, 230.
Bullock, 230.
Bullocks Point, R. I., 265, 333,

360.
Bump, 231.
Bumpstead, 231.
Bunhill P'ields, Eng., 419.
Bunker Hill, Mass., 29, 72, 94,

118, 182, 266, 385, 389, 396,

448, 449.
Bunner, 231.
Burbank, 231.
Burd, 231.
Burden, 232.
Burdett, 231.
Burdick, 232.

Burdott, 232.

Burdsall, 233.

Burgess, 233.

Burgesses, House of, 154,

Burgoyne, 233, 54, 167.

Burgoyne's Army, 61.

Burial Yard of Gen. Lingon,

461.
Burke, 233.
Burkes, 233.
Burket, 233.
Burkit, 234.
Burkitt, 234.
Burkeley, 234.
Burley, 234.
Burlingame, 234, 430.
Burlingham, 234.
Burlington, Mass., 69.
Burlington, N. J., 185, 191,395.
Burlington, N. Y., 311.
Burlington, Vt., 112, 116, 378,

441.
Burnett, 234.
Burnham, 234, 427.
Burn.s, 234, 396.
Burnside, 235.

Burr, 235, 117, 230, 447,456, 519-
IBurnll, 236, 238, 493.
Burrillville, R. I., 30, 2>l, 36, 64,

87, 92, 135, 188, 195, 244,

291, 298, 320, 394, 478, 497,

509.
Burrington, 237.
Burrough, 237.
Burroughs, 237, 190, 321.
Burrows, 237.
Burt, 238.
Burtis, 238.
Burton, 238.
Burwell, 238.
Buscuit, baker, 310.
Bush, 238.
Bushby, 239.
Bushee, 159.
Bushey Park, Eng., 353.
Bush Hill, Pa., 83.
Bushnell, 239
Bussey, 239.
Butcher, 239.
Bute, 239.

XVIII

INDEX

Butler, 239.
Butman, 240.
Buttebar, 240.
Butternuts, N. Y., 523.
Butterworth, 240, 20.
liutton, 240.
Butts, 241.
Buxton, Me., 282.
Buxton, Mass., 200, 370.
Byers, 241. SHHitfl
Byfield Falls, Mass., 452.
Byfield, Mass., 353.
Byles, 241.
Byrd, 241.
Byrne, 241.
Byron, 241.

Cabinet Maker,j283.

Cabot, 241.

Cadaval, 242.

Cade, 241.

Cadell, 241.

Cadiz, Spain, 78, 231, 425, 454,

456, 481.
Cadwallader, 241.
Cadwell, 242.
Cady, 242, 36.
Caenawon, Earl of, 481.
Cahawba, Ala., 116, 511.
Cahoone, 243, 67.
Caines, 243.
Caithness, 243.
Calahan, 243.
Calcutta, Ind., 103, 171.
Calder, 243.
Caldwell, 243,
Calencourt, 244.
Calf Island Cove, Mass., 278.
-Calhoon, 244.
Call, 244.
Callaghan, 148.
Callahan, 44.
Callanhill, 244.
Callender, 244.
Calvert, 244.
Calvinist, 538.
Calypso^ Schooner, 309.

Cambeceres, 244.

Cambridge, 244.

Cambridge, Eng., 269.

Cambridge, Md., 425.

Cambridge, Mass., 86, 127, 201,
204, 213,276, 319, 342, 394,
401, 402, 407, 434, 453. 459.
464, 483, 487,491. 513. 518.

Cambridge, N. Y., 24.

Camden, N. J., 390.

Camelford, 244.

Cameron, 245.

Cameron, Va., 375.

Camm, 245.

Cammett, 245.

Camp, 245.

Campbell, 245, 200.

Camra, Penn., 168.

Canada, 72, 174, 181, 308, 342,

391, 459. 535-
Canada Militia, 535.
Canada, Prince of, 244.
Canal Basin, Prov., 34.
Canal Boat, 467.
Canandaigua, N. Y., 94, 296, 430,

431, 519. 523-
Candia, N. H., 388.
Candia, N. Y., 291.
Caner, 246.
Cannon, 277, 453.
Canoe, 274, 406, 416, 497, 524.
Canonsburg, 199.
Canova, 246.
Canterbury, Ct., 39, 146, 172,

207, 279, 516.
Canterbury, N. H., 394, 487.
Can tine, 246.
Canton, China, 31, 48, 102, 153,

189, 242, 299, 367, 477.
Canton, Mass., 296, 407, 507.
Cape Breton, N. S., 167.
Cape Charles, 199.
Cape Coast, Africa, 92, 220.
Cape Cod, 150, 166, 310.
Cape Elizabeth, 382.
Cape Francois, 199, 206, 351,

354, 531.
Cape Hayti, 66.
Cape May, 169, 277, 447.
Cape Messerado, 163.

INDEX

XIX

Cape Mount, Africa, 447.

Cape Nicholas Mole, 313.

Cape of Good Hope, 532.

Cape St. Francois, 542,

Capet, 246.

Capron, 246, 35.

Caravan, Ship, 509.

Card, 246, 410.

Carder, 246.

Cardiff, 246.

Cardinal, 407.

Cardy, 246.

Carew, 246.

Carew, Ire., 358.

Carey, 247.

Cargill, 247.

Carlile, 247.

Carlisle, 248.

Carlisle, Eng., 63.

Carlisle, Pa., 113, 129, 205, 413.

457. 489-
Carlton, 248.
Carmen, 248.
Carmichael, 248.
Carnes, 248.
Carnesville, Ga., 51.
Carnine, 248.
Caroline, 248.
Caroline Co., Md., 198.
Carpenter, 248, 209, 524, 536.
Carpenter (Trade), 512, 524,

532-
Carpenter of the British Navy,

162.
Carpenter, Ship, 373.
Carr, 252.
Carriage, 304, 317.
Carrey, 253.
Carrico, 253.
Carrie, 312.
Carrington, 254.
Carrique, 254.
Carroll, 254.
Carson, 254.
Cartee, 254.

Carter, 254, 99, 100, 216.
Cartright, 255.
Carty, 255.
Carver, 255.
Carver, Mass., 405, 505.

Carwen, 256.

Cary, 256.

Casco Bay, Me., 147.

Case, 256.

Casey, 256.

Cash, 256.

Cashier, State Bank, 327.

Cassady, 256.

Cassaway, 256.

Cassett, 256.

Cassidy, 256.

Cassine, 256.

Cassrein, 257.

Castillano, 257.

Castiller, 257.

Castlestewart, 257.

Castleton, Vt., 387.

Castoif, 257.

Caswell, 257.

Cat, 396.

Catalpa Hill, Md., 318.

Catarongus Co., N. Y., 390.

Gate, 257.

Cathcart, 257.

Catherine, 257.

Catherine, Ship, 368.

Catherine, Sloop, 502.

Catholic Priest, 520.

Cathrall, 257.

Cato, 257,

Catobin Indian Tribe, 142.

Catskill, N. Y., 452, 492.

Cattriju, 257.

Cauldwell, 257.

Caulfield, 257.

Caulker, 517.

Cautre, 257.

Cavanagh, 258.

Cavendish, 258, 304.

Cawte, 258.

Cayenne, Isle of, 509.

Cazneau, 258.

Cazy, 258.

Ceazer, 258.

Cecil Co., Md., 312.

Central Bridge, Prov., 110,472.

Centre, 258.

Centre Square, Phil., Pa., 479.

Centreville, Md., 54.

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INDEX

Centreville, R. I., 7Z, 76, 229,

443-
Circuit Court, Clerk of, 392.

Ceres, Brig, 29.

Cesena, Italy, 266.

Ceyon, Isle of, 461.

Ch'ace or Chase, 258, 184, 292,

326.
Chadsey, 261.
Chad wick, 261.
Chaffee, 261.
Chain, 261.
Chaise, 269, 454, 462.
Chaghorn, 261.
Challoner, 262,
Chamberlain, 262.
Chamber of Commerce, 304.
Chambers, 262.
Chambersburg, Pa., 212.
Chamblee, Can., 387.
Champion, 262.
Champlain, 262, 532.
Champney, 263.
Chancellor, Brown University,

195-

Chancellor Livingston, Steam-
boat, 65.

Chancery, Master in, 358.

Chandler, 263.

Chandois, 264.

Channel Fleet, English, 301, 504.

Channel, the English, 248.

Channing, 264, 417.

Chapin, 264.

Chaplain, in the Revolution, 488,
514.

Chapley, 264.

Chaplin, 264.

Chaplin, Ct., 240.

Chapman, 264.

Chapone, 265.

Chappe, 265.

Chappell, 265.

Chappotin, 265.

Charge de Affairs, 248.

Charles I, 121.

Charles III, 265.

Charles XIII, 265.

Charles Emmanuel III, 265.

Charles, 265.

Charles and Ellen, Brig, 19.

Charles City Co., Va., 255.

Charles Co., Md., 220.

Churles Grant, Ship, 119.

Charles River, Mass., 207, 525.

Charleston, S. C, 22, 26, 42, 48,
52, 79, 106, 107, 115, 117,
120, 125, 146, 147, 148, 155,
160, 162, 165, 168, 169, 174,
178, 181, 186, 199, 203, 211,
219, 220, 221, 223, 231, 233,
244, 247, 259, 260, 262, 269,
276, 283, 286, 288, 296, 299,
303, 306, 310, 312, 313, 320,
322, 327, 331, 332, 336, 349,

355. 357, 358. 361, 364, 365,
366, 368, 388, 390, 401, 402,
405, 406, 411, 417, 418, 420,
421,427, 430, 432, 436, 438,
439,441, 445, 446, 451, 457,
462, 463, 466, 468, 470, 476,
477, 485, 486, 488, 492, 500,
509, 510, 518, 520, 53 [, 533,

534, 538, 539, 541, 542.

Charleston, S. C, Bar, 509.

Charleston, S. C, "City Ga-
zette," 401.

Charleston, S. C, "Courrier,"
120.

Charleston, S. C, Harbor, 109.

Charlestown, N. H., 513.

Charlestown, Mass., 87, 105,
154, 182, 226, 243, 260, 269,
312, 336, 402, 428, 440, 464,
466, 503.

Charlestown, R. I., 84, 137, 143,
262, 274, 292, 293, 436.

Charlotte, Augusta, 265.

Charlotte, Co., Va., 254.

Charlotte, Ship, 273.

Charlton, 265.

Charlton, Mass., 60, 323, 399,
429.

Charm ichael, 265.

Charrette, Mc, 187.

Chatham, Ct., 146, 268.

Chatham, Mass., 298.

Chauncey, 265.

Chawortn, 265.

Checkley, 265.

INDEX

XXI

Cheddell, 266.

Cheeltram, 266.

Cheeseboro, 266.

Cheever, 266.

Chelsea, Eng., 502.

Chelsea Society, Ct., 495-

Cheltenham, Eng., 199.

Chemistry, 315.

Chenango, N. Y., 415.

Chenevix, 266.

Cheney, 266.

Chenier, 266.

Cheraw, S. C, 444, 459-

Cherokee Country, 407.

Cherokee Nation, Tenn., 153.

Cherokee War, 210.

Cherry Valley, N. Y., 354.

Chesapeake Bay, 227, 2<So, 413,

458, 532-

Chesapeake, U. S. Frigate, 102,
105, 133, 152, 160, 161, 165,
175, 212, 226, 255, 275, 292,
302, 304, 308, 332, 337, 343,
352, 371, 373,415,461, 490,
496, 502, 512, 515, 525, 539-

Chess, 506.

Cheshire, Ct., 149.

Cheshire, Mass., 204, 302, 529.

Chester, 266.

Chester Co., Pa., 187, 459, 537-

Chester, Mass., 27.

Chester, N. H., 309.

Chester, Pa., 311.

Chesterfield, Mass., 60.

Chesterfield, N. H., 31, 148.

Chevalier, 266.

Chew, 266.

Chiaramonti, 266.

Chickahomomy River, Va., 497.

Chickering, 267.

Chichester, 267.

Chief Clerk, 495, 501.

Chief Justice Court Com. Pleas,

163.
Chief Justice of Conn., 356.
Chief Justice of N. J., 205.
Chief Justice of Quebec, no.
Chief Justice Supreme Court, 51,

136.
Chief Officer, 477.

Child, 267.
Childs, 268.
Chile, S. A., 363.
Chillicothe, Ohio, 57.
Chillson, 268.
Chilson, 268.
Chilton, 268.
China, 274, 391.
Chincoteaque Schools, 520.
Chinn, 268.
Chipman, 268.
Chisman, 268.
Chittagong, Ind., 287.
Chittenden, 268.
Chittenden, Vt., 167.
Chocolate Mills, 531.
Cholmondeley, 268.
Chorelar, 269.
Choreler, 269.
Christ, Church of, 505.
Christ, First Church of, 514.
Christian, 269.
Christian Church, 21.
Christianburg, Va., 298.
Christie, 269.
Christopher, 269.

Chrombie, 269.

"Chronicle and Patriot," 152.

Chronicle, Weekly, of N. Y., 290.

Chub, 269.

Chum, 269.

Church, 269, 504.

Church History, 471.

Church of Christ, 505.

Church, New South, 265.

Churchill, 271, 398, 513-

Churchman, 271.

Cicero, 367.

Cider Press, 292.

Cilley, 271.

Cincinnati, Ohio, 54, 94, 246,
257, 298, 346, 482,483, 519-

Cincinnati Steamboat, 370.

Cincinnati, Order of, 75, 482.

Cist 271.

City Hospital, Phil., Pa., 297.

City Point, Md., 482.
City Point, Va., 461.
Cituca, the, 226.

XXII

INDEX

Civil and Natural History, Prof.

of, 1 68.
Claflin, 271.
Claggett, 271.
Claiborne, 271.
Claiborne, Ala., 394.
Clan, 272.
Clanning, 272.
Clapp, 272.
Clapper, 272.
Claremont, N. H., 369.
Clarence, Duke of, 341.
Clarence, N. Y., 180.
Clarendon, Vt., 463.
Clarissa, Schooner, 455.
Clarke, 272, 301, 395, 460.
Clarkesburg, Va., 524.
Clarke's Island, Me., 207.
Clarkson, 277.
Classen, 278.
Clauss, 278.

Clavarick, N. Y., 237, 335, 427.
Clavarick, Pa., 275.
Claxton, 278.
Clay, 278, 74, 520.
Claypole, 278.
Clayton, 278.
Cleaves, 278.
Clemens, 278.
Clement, 279.
Ckment XIV, 407.
Clements, 279.
Clemmence, 278.
Clemmens, 278.
Clemments, 279.
Clemsford, Mass., 521.
Cleopatra, Barge, 310.
Clerk, County Court, Mass., 181.
Clerk, Court Common Pleas,

325.
Clerk of Circuit Ct., 392.
Clerk of Court, 60,478.
Clerk, Supreme Court, 478.
Cleveland, 279.
Clifford, 279.
Clifton, 279.
Clinton, 279, 414.
Clinton, N. Y., 282.
Clinton, N. C, 302.
Closs, 279.

Closson, 279.

Cloth Shearing, 345.

Clothier, 365.

Clough, 280.

Clow, 280.

Clymer, 280.

Coach, 455.

Coachmaker, 366.

Coal Mine, R. I., 481.

Coan, 280.

Coast of Africa, 394, 399, 415,

437, 463, 505, 509-
Coaster's Harbor Island, 230,

254, 422, 526.
Coats, 280.
Cobb, 280, 67, 86.
Cobell, 280.
Cobentzel, 280.
Coburn, 281.
Cocalico, Pa., 174.
Coche, 281.
Cocherfer, 281.
Cochering, 281.
Cochran, 281.
Cochrane, 281
Coddmg, 281.
Coddington, 281.
Codling, 281.
Codman, 282.
Cody, 282.
Coe, 282.
Coffee, 282.
Coffin, 282, 67, 446.
Coggeshall, 282, 176.
Cogswell, 284.
Cois, 284.

Coit, 284. ^

Coke, 284.
Colburn, 284.
Colby, 284, 481.
Colchester, Ct., 142, 145, 392,

507.
Colden, 285.
Cole, 285, 190, 224, 386.
Colebrook, Ct., 144.
Colegrove, 287.
Coleman, 287.
Coles, 287.
Colesworthy, 287.
Collector, Brig, 70.

INDEX

XXIII

Collector of Customs, 179, 323,

465. 509> 5'5-
Collector of Port, 55, 88, 178,

233. 352, 367. 450, 47i> 514-
College Edifice, 114.
College Pond, Va., 186.
College Stewart, 361.
Collier, 287.
Collingwood, 288.
Collins, 288, 337, 409, 455.
Colloden, 289.
Collyer, 289.
Colonel Fletcher's Regt., 312,

327-
Colonel Greene s Regt., 534.
Colonial Chaplain, 390.
Colonization Society, 22.
Colt, 289.
Colter, 289, 277.
Colton, 289.

Columbia College, N. Y., 534.
Columbia Co., Ga., 308, 536.
Columbia, N. C, 371.
Columbia, Schooner, 500.
Columbia, Ship, 60, 122, 149,

373. 438, 457-
Columbia, S. C, 88, 180, 427,

459, 532.
Columbian College, D. C, 307.
Columbine, H. B. M. Ship, 280,

282.
Columbus, 534.

Columbus, Ohio, 176, 379, 390.
Colville, 289.
Coivin, 289, 137.
Colwell, 290.
Combe, 290.
Combs, 290.
Combin, 290.
Comedian, 153, 204, 257, 347,

468, 470, 490, 497-
Comedian, an English, 262.
Comee, 290.

Commandant, U. S. N., 369.
Commander, U. S. N., 488.
Commardinger, 290.
Commerce, Brig, 276, 317.
Commerce, Chamber of, 304.
"Commercial Advertiser," 266,

392.

Commercial Agent, 353.
Commis, 290.
Commissary, 471, 500.
Commissary Sergeant, 467.
Commissioner of Kings Bench,

239- ^ ^

Commissioner of Loans, 127,

188, 367, 518-
Commissioner of Loans for Va.,

538.
Commissioner Plenipotentiary,

248.
Commissioner of Stamps, 534.
Commissioner of U. S., 322.
Committee of Ways and Means,

Eng., 340.
Commodore Rogers, Ship, 30.
Commons, House of, Eng., 155.
Company B ist. U. S. Art., 92.
Composer of Music, 473.
Compton, 290.

Comstock, 290, 54, 144, 393, 53i-
Conanicut, R. L, 141, 184, 355,

386, 492, 503. 542.
Concannon, 291.
Concord, Mass., 285, 337» 533-
Concord, N. H., 75, lOi, 202,

266, 267, 378,384, 415-
Concordance, 311.
Conde, 370.
Condit, 292.
Condy, 292.
Cone, 292.

Conemaugh, Pa., 430.
Congdon, 292, 180, 416.
Congregational Church, 40, 145,

181, 190, 342, 359. 368, 486.
Congregational Church, Swan-

zey, 423.
Congress, 23, 65, 411, 420, 425.

448.
Congress, Delegate of, 349.
Congress, Honorary Guard of,

479-
Congress, Member of, 57, 03,
146, 176, 179, 185, 189, 200,
226, 231, 236, 241, 253, 272,
273, 275, 278, 280, 281, 284,
302, 309, 315, 321, 327. 347.
364, 370, 371, 388, 392, 394.

XXIV

INDEX

Congress, Member of, — Con-
tinued.

397, 461, 462, 470, 475. 478,
485, 491. 505, 512, 513. 524,
534. 538. ^ ^

Congress, Member of, from
Mass., 209.

Congressman, 501.

Congress Own Regiment, 473.

Congress, President of, 461.

Congress, Provisional of Mass.,

399-
Congress, the F'irst, 407.
Congress, the Senate of, 492.
Congress, U. S. Frigate, 318.
Conimicut Point, 184.
Conklin. 293.
Conn, 293.
Connecticut, 144, 146, 185, 202.

211, 229, 237, 265, 288, 291,

299, 302, 307. 321, 346, 364.

367, 374. 387, 447. 448, 455.

457, 511, 514, 515, 518, 519,

532.
Connecticut, Bishop of, 529.
Connecticut Council, 493.
"Connecticut Courant," 508.
"Connecticut Courrier," 27.
Connecticut Forces, 387.
"Connecticut Gazette," 365, 437,

443-
Connecticut General Assembly,

488.
Connecticut, Governor of, 387,

514-
"Connecticut Herald," 40.
Connecticut, History of, 61.
"Connecticut Journal," 437, 440.
Connecticut, Lieut. Governor of,

427. 519- .
Connecticut River, 107, 152, 187,

3«8, 539-
Conneys, 293.
Connolly, 293.
Connjugham, 293.
Conon.sbury, Pa., 322.
Constable, 293.
Constable Point, N. Y., 333.
Constantine, 293.
Constantinople, Turkey, no, 340.

Constellation, U. S. Frigate,
349. 373, 394. 428, 448, 449,
527.

Constitution, National, 240.

Constitution, the F"ederal, 284.

Constitution, U. S. Frigate, 139,
207, 219, 238, 287, 330, 373,
377, 382, 405, 412, 463, 480.

Constitution, U. S. PVigate, her
first cruise, 420.

Consul, American, 282,

Consul General, 425.

Consul, His British Maj's., 322,
421.

Consul, Swedish, 288.

Consul U. S. General, 128.

Continental Army, 273, 409,

423-
Continental Congress, 136, 497.
Continental Money, 94.
Continental Service, 308,
Contractor, Army, 501.
Controller of the Treasury, 373.
Controller's Office, 379.
Contzen, 293.

Convention, National, 240.
Convers, 293.
Convert, 293.
Conviss, 293.
Conway, 293.
Conway, Mass., 71.
Conway, N. H., 53, ^6.
Conyers, 294.

Cooke, 294. 21, 196, 250, 314.
Coolbroth, 297.
Coolidge, 297.
Cooley, 297.
Cooman, 297.
Coombe, 297.
Coombs, 297.
Coorner, 297.
Coomis, 297.
Cooper, 297, 506.
Cooper (Grade), 382.
Cooperstown, N. Y., 256, 297,

298.
Coots, 298.
Copeland, 298.

Copenhagan, Sweden, 79, 432.
Copp, 298.

INDEX

XXV

Cora, Ship, 467.

Coran, L. I., 78.

Corbin, 298.

Cordwainers, 473.

Corey, 299.

Corinth, N. H., 522.

Corliss, 299, 201.

Corlter, 301.

Corne, 299.

Cornehus, 299.

Cornell, 300, 378.

Cornish, Me., 537.

Coroner of the Cy., 457.

Corpe, 300.

Cosden, 301.

Costner, 301.

Costelloe, 212.

Coslolin, 301.

Cotton, 301.

Cotton Factory, 469.

Cotton Gin, 84.

Cottrell, 301.

Cottrell's Mill Dam, 458.

Council Bluffs, Mo., 49, 86, 384.

Councillor of Law, 56.

County Court, Clerk of, 39.

County Court of St. John's, 388.

Court House, Prov., 100.

Court Martial, French, 462.

Court of Law and Equity, N. C,
535-

Court of Common Pleas, 134,
310, 436.

Court of Common Pleas, Bristol
Co., R. L, 191.

Court of Common Pleas, Clerk
of, 153-

Court of Common Pleas, Judge
of, 85.

Couit of Common Pleas, New-
port Co., R. L, 399.

Court of Common Pleas, Wash-
ington Co., R. I., 275.

Court of Naples, 456.

Courtney, 301.

Court, Supreme, 535.

Couthan, 301.

Coutts, 302.

Covell, 302.

Covent Garden Theatre, London,

345.

Coventry, N. H., 319.

Coventry, R. L, 37, 43, 44, 48,
57, 73, 74, 126, 131, 137,
149, 165, 172, 173, 193, 194,
195, 196, 197, 209, 234, 247,
287, 289, 295, 311, 346, 361,

379, 394, 417, 430, 435. 43^,
437, 438, 439, 440, 441, 442,
458, 460, 482, 484, 487, 491,
492, 500, 519.

Coventry, Vt., 346.

Covington, Ky., 408.

Cow Bay, L. I., loi.

Cowell, 302.

Cowes, Eng., 505.

Coweset Bay, 487.

Cowing, 302.

Cowles, 302.

Cowman, 302.

Cowper, 302.

Cox, 302, 345.

Coxall, 303.

Coxe, 302.

Coy, 303.

Coylton, Eng., 192.

Cozzens, 303.

Crabb, 304.

Craddock, 304.

Craft, 304.

Crafts, 304.

Craggan, 304

Craig, 304.

Cramond, 304.

Cramwell, 305.

Cranch, 305.

Crandall, 305.

Crane, 305.

Cranston, 305, 143.

Cranston, R. I., 19, 23, 24, 26,
29, 30, 35, 38, 43, 48, 50, 51,
62, 70, 71, n. 74, 7h 80, 82,
84, '67, 88, 89, 93, 103, 105,
120, 129, 132, 133, 134, 136,
137, 142, 143, 147, 149, 163,
188, 209, 219, 225, 233, 234,
238, 249, 250, 251, 252, 271,
277, 289, 290, 292, 294, 300,
324, 356, 357, 361, 362, 365,

XXVI

INDEX

Cranston. R. I. — Continued.
367,377, 379, 380, 381, 383,
388,419, 428, 429, 449, 457,
463, 464, 465, 471, 472, 480,
486, 491, 502, 503, 505, 507,

509, 529-
Crapo, 306.
Crapon, 306, 81.
Crary, 307-
Craven, 307.
Crawfoot, 307.
Crawford, 307.
Cranshaw, 308.
Cray ton, 308.
Crease, 308.
Creed, 308.
Creek Agency, 472.
Creetman, 308.
Creightman, 308.
Cremer, 308.
Cresson, 308.
Cressop, 308.
Crickdale, Eng., 481.
Criminal Court, La., 34.
Croade, 308.
Crocker, 309
Crockersen, 309.
Crombe, 309.
Crombie, 309.
Crompton, 309.
Cromwell, 437.
Cronmon, 309.
Crooke, 309, 352.
Crookes, 309.
Croome, Md., 271.
Crosby, 309.
Croskey, 309.
Cross, 309, 542.
Crossley, 310.
Crossman, 310. ..
Croton River, N. Y., 322,
Crouch, 310.
Crow, 310.
Crowe, 310.
Crowell, 310.
Crowningshield, 310.
Crown Point, N. Y., 167, 174.
Crowther, 310.
Croxall, 311.
Crudin, 311.

Cruff, 311.

Cruft, 311.

Crump, 311.

Crutzer, 311.

Cuba, W. I., 265, 427, 469.

Cud worth, 311.

Cuff ee, 311.

Cuidad Rodrigo, 307.

Cullan, 311.

Cullen, 311.

Culpepper, Va., 273.

Culver, 311.

Cumberland, 311.

Cumberland Co., N. J., 369.

Cumberland Island, Ga., 442,

522.
Cumberland, N. S., 244.
Cumberland, Pa., 489.
Cumberland, R. I., 19, 20, 30,

31, 33, 38, 39, 40, 45, 46, 53.
58, 68, 74, 80, 81, 86, 92,
108, 109, no, III, 119, 122,
134, 137, 138, 150, 152, 153,
159, 162, 176, 179, 180, 204,
212, 215, 219, 220, 222, 223,
233, 246, 249, 251, 291, 294,
295, 296, 299, 320, 322, 337,
338, 339, 349, 368, 386, 391,
404, 405, 432, 468, 469, 480,
486, 503,518, 530,533,541-

Cumberwell, Eng., 186.

Cumming, 311.

Cummings, 311.

Cundall, 311.

Cunningham, 312, 541.

Currey, 312.

Currian, 311.

Currie, 312.

Currier, 85.

Currucoa, W. I., 398.

Curson, 312.

Curtice, 312.

Curtis, 312, 261.

Curwen, 313.

Cuscaden, 313.

Cushing, 313.

Cushman, 315.

Custis, 315.

Custom, Collector of, 155, 268,
323, 351. 515-

INDEX

XXVII

Custom Department, 282.

Custom House, 358.

Custom House, Phil., Pa., 433.

Custom, Inspector ot, 34, 36.

Custus, 315.

Cutbush, 315.

Cutler, 315.

Cutter, 315, 395.

Cutts, 316

Cuyler, 316.

Cyane, Sloop of War, 287.

Cyane, H. B. M. Sloop of War,

377, 382, 40s, 463.
Cynthia, Brig, 173.
Cynthia, Ky., 519.
Cyrene, U. S. Ship, 372.
Cythiana, Ky., 462.

Daball, 316.

Dabney, 316.

Dacres, 316.

Dade. 316.

Daggett, 316, 180, 211, 213, 311.

Dailey, 318, 258.

Dalaney, 318.

Daland, 318.

Dalbo, 318.

Dale, 318.

Dall, 318.

Dallis, 318.

Dalrymple, 318.

Dalton, 319.

Daniascus, Syria, 175.

Dammer, 319.

Dammering, 319.

Dana, 319.

Dana, Mass., 165, 422, 453, 535.

Danbury, Ct., 347, 403.

Dancing Master, 21.

Dane, 269, 309.

Danforth, 319, lOO.

Daniel, 320.

Daniels, 320.

Danielson, 38.

Danvers, Mass., 28, 196, 294,

318, 426, 516, 524.
Danville, Ky., 22.

Danville, Tenn., 522,

Danzie, 320.

Darby, 320.

Darby Creek, Ohio, 19.

Dardley, 320.

Darien, Ct., 71.

Darien, Ga., 165, 523.

Darington, S. C., 535.

Dark Day of 1780, 232.

Darling, 320.

Darlmgton Dist., S. C, 360.

Darrah, 320.

Darrell, 320.

Darry, 320.

Darsey, 321.

Dartmouth, 321.

Dartmouth College, 507.

"Dartmouth Gazette," N. H.,

324-
Dartmouth, Mass., 28, 72, 125,

469, 506.
Dartmouth University, 221.
Dashiall, 321.
Despere, 321.
Daugherty, 321.
Davenport, 321, 84.
David, 322.
Davidson, 322.
Davidson Co., Tenn., 482.
Davie, 322.
Davies, 323.
Daviess, 323.

Davis, 323, loi, 186, 228, 341.
Davison, 326.
Davoll, 326.
Davoust, 326.
Daw, 326.
Dawes, 326.
Dawing, 383.
Dawless, 326.
Dawley, 326.
Daws, 327.
Dawson, 327.
Day, 327.
Dayton, 328, 283.
Deadly Hemlock, 226.
Dead River, 536.
Deaf and Dumb Institute, Scot.,

235-
Deambroise, 328.

XXVIII

INDEX

De Amenteese, 329.

De Aguesseau, 334.

Dean, 328.

Dearborn, 329, 507.

Dearth, 329.

De Beauharnois, 329.

De Bonneville, 330.

De Belesnay, 330.

De Blois, 330.

De Bresson, 330.

De Butts, 330.

De Carentzel, 331.

Dacatur, 330.

Decatur, Brig, 410, 520.

De Cherment Tonnere, 330.

Decker, 331.

Declaration of Independence,

367, 479, 499, 535.
De Cosea, 331.
De Coster, 331.
Decres, 331.
Decourcey, 331.
De Damns, 331.
Dedham, Mass., 60,106, 118,150,

267, 318, 330, 332, 375, Z77y

385. 449-
De Enghein, Duke of, 244.
De Eon, 331.
Deer, 503.
Deerfield, 157.
Deerfield, N. H., 220.
Deerfield, N. Y., 204.
Deer Island, 28.
De Estaing, 331.
De Fournell, 331.
De Gages, 331.
De Gennes, 331.
De Grasse, 331.
De Grove, 331.
De Grunaldy, 331.
De Hoband, 331.
Dehon, 331.
De Kalb, N. Y., 387.
De Kotzebul, 332.
De Kraffe, 332.
Dela, 332.

De La Fayette, 332, 86, 334, 378.
Da La Luzerne, 332,
De Lancey, 332.
Delano, 332.

Delaplaine, 332.

De Lapagerie, 332.

De Larive, 332.

De Lays, Order of, 333.

De Lesdernier, 332.

Delaware, 20, 64, 156, 169, 210,

364, 386.
Delaware Co., Pa., 421, 514.
Delaware, Governor of, 276, 288,

289.
Delaware, Ohio, 38.
Delaware River, 205, 242, 259,

511.
Delaware, Schooner, 327, 359,
De Lierseline, 332.
Delight, Packet, in.
Delight, Schooner, 466.
Deloge, 333.
De Loraine, 332.
De Los Rios, 332.
Delozier, i^t^.
Deltar, 336.
Demans, 333.
Demarara, W. I., 355, 390, 447,

460.
Demarry, 333.
De Maurepus, 333.
De Merailles, 333.
Democratic Candidate, 339.
Democratic Press, 178.
Demount, 333.
Denas, 333.
De Nemorers, 333.
Denham, 333.
Denison, m.
Denmark, 535.
Denneysville, Me., 190.
Dennie, 334.
Denning, 333.
Dennis, 334.
Dennis, Mass., 166.
Denny, 334.
De Nonailles, 334.
Dent, 334.
Deolph, 334.
De Onis, 334.
De Padille, 335.
Department of State, 1 54.
De Penthievre, 335.
Depester, 335.

INDEX

XXIX

Deptford, Eng., 336.

Dickerson, 340.

De Piiy, 335.

Dickey, 340.

Depuyster, 335.

Dickson, 341.

Derby, 335.

Dickins, 341.

Derby, Ct., 375.

Dickinson, 341, 522.

Derbyshire, Eng., 162.

Dickeson, 341.

Deremus, 335.

Diderat, 341.

De Rezeville, 335.

Didat, 341.

De Rome, 335.

Diffenderfer, 341.

Derry field, N. H., 184.

Digby, 341.

De Ruyter, N. Y., 42.

Dighton, Mass., 37, 39, 48, 62,

Desbarres, 335.

70, 71, 78, 84, 88, 114, 120,

Desbrosses, 335.

127, 161, 167, 202, 209, 260,

Deshon, 335.

269, 270, 469.

De Spaere, 336

Dike, 341.

Desrivieres, 336.

Dildomia, Schooner, 232.

De Struensee, 336.

Diligent, Brig, 268.

De Ternay, 336

Dill, 341-

De Thiare, 336.

Dilley, 341.

De Tallenare, 336.

Dillibur, 341.

De Tally, 336.

Dillingham, 342.

Detroit, Mich, 60, 75, 432, 459,

Dillon, 342.

460.

Diman, 342.

Deuxpants, 336.

Dimick, 342.

Devanes, 336.

Dimond, 342.

De Velernais, ^^6.

Dimsdale, 342.

Devenald, 336.

Dinah, 342.

Devens. 336.

Dines, 342.

Deverick, 336.

Dingley, 342.

Deviar, 336.

Dinmore, 342.

Devine, 336.

Dinnings, 342.

Devo, 337.

Dinsman, 342.

Devol, 337.

Diplomat, 511, 523.

Devonshire, 337.

Director General, 393.

Devonshire, Duke of, 258, 304.

Disteller, 313.

Devotion, 337.

District Court of N. Y., 489.

Dewar, S37-

District Judge, 519.

De Weiseufels, 337.

District Judge of Va., 538.

De Witt, 337.

District Judge of U. S., 499.

De Wolfe, 337, 201, 325, 351.

Divinity Student, 516.

Dester, 337, 136, 412.

Division, General of, 174.

Dexter, Lord, 338.

Dix, 342, 51.

Dey, 340.

Dixon, 343.

Dezember, 340.

Dixson, 343.

Diana, Frigate, 365.

Doane, 343.

Dibdin, 340.

Dobbin, 343.

Dick, 340.

Dobbins, 343.

Dickason, 340.

Dochdale, Eng., 487.

Dickens, 340.

Dobelbower, 343.

Dickerman, 340.

Dobson, 343.

XXX

INDEX

Dodd, 343.

Dodds, 344.

Dodge, 344.

Doffon, 344.

Doherty, 344.

Dolbeare, 344.

Dole, 344.

Dolphin, Sloop, 249, 354, 470.

Dominica, Isle of, 319, 337.

Donaj), 344.

Donavan, 344.

Don Gayora, 345.

Donne, 345.

Donnell, 345.

Donnelly, 345.

Donnison, 345.

Donogh, 345.

Doorkeeper, House of Represen-
tatives, U. S., 278.

Dorchester, Lord, 24S.

Dorchester, Mass., 26, 39, 85,
105, 150, 164, 272, 430"; 518,

537-
Dorlett, 345.
Dorley, 345.
Dome, Ct., 158.
Dorr, 345.
Dorrance, 346.
Dorrington, 346.
Dorset, 346.
Dorsett, 346..
Dorset, Vt., 18.
Dorsey, 346.
Doty. 347.
Dougherty, 347.
Douglass, 347,455-
Douglass, Duchess of, 347.
Douglass, Lord, 347.
Douglass, Mass., 109, 164, 188,

305, 375. 400, 468.
Douse, 347.
Douville, 347.
Dover, N. H., 139, 202.
Dover, N. H., Law, 202.
Dow, 348.
Dowe, 348.
Downer, 348.
Downesend, Eng., 372.
Downing, 348, 526.
Downing College, Eng., 269.

Dowsey, 348.

Dowst, 348.

Doyle, 348.

Dracut, Mass., 65, 387.

Dragoons, 318.

Dragoons, the Light, 198.

Dragoons, Third Regiment of,

358.
Dragoons, Twenty-fifth British,

248
Drake, 140.
Drake, Frigate, 442.
Dramatic Poet, 311.
Draper, 348.
Drayton, 349.
Dresden, Me., 207, 244.
Drew, 349.
Drift, 349,
Dring, 349.
Drinker, 350.
Driscoll, 350.
Drock, 350.
Dromo, Ship, 512.
Drowley, 350.
Drowne, 350.
Druggist, 508.
Drummond, 350.
Drury, 351, 486.
Drury Lane Theatre, Eng., 310,

535-
Dryer, 351.

Dublin, Ire., 103, 217, 388, 425.

Dubosy, 351.

Dubuisson, 351.

Ducke, 351.

Duck Cove, Del., 288.

Duckett, 351.

Duckworth, 351.

Dudley, 352.

Dudley, Mass., 247.

Duel, 308.

Duer, 352.

Duff, 352.

Duffield, 352.

Duffon, 352.

Duggan, 352.

Duhamel, 352.

Duick, 352.

Dukes, 352.

Dulaney, 352.

INDEX

XXXI

Dulany, 352.

Dull, 352.

Dumas, 352.

Dumett, 353.

Dumfries, Marquis of, 347.

Dumfries, Scot., 234

Dumfries, Va., 347, 390.

Dummer, 353.

Dummer Academy, 105.

Dumolin, 353.

Dunbar, 351.

Duncan, 353.

Dundas, 352.

Duncklee, 267. /

Dunham, 353, 321.'

Dunham, N. H., 456.

Dunk, 353.

Dunkirk, N. Y„ 282, 473.

Dunlap, 354.

Dunlass, 454.

Dunlora, Va., 253.

Dunn, 354.

Dunning, 354.

Dunscomb, 354.

Dunton, 354.

Dunvvell, 354.

Du Paw, 354.

Dupuis, 355.

Deputy Collector, 461.

Deputy Governor, 408.

Deputy Postmaster, 170.

Deputy Sheriff, 84, 171, 235,

349, 457-

Deputy Quarter Master Gen-
eral, 508.

Dupuy, 355.

Durant, 355.

Durette, 355.

Durfee, 355.

Durham, 355.

Duroc, 354.

Duryee, 355.

Dutch Agent, 478.

Dutcher, 355.

Dutchess Co., N. Y., 129, 282,

335, 349. 374-
Dutch East India Co., 478.
Dutch Naval Forces, 302.
Dutch Navy, 302.
Dutton, 356.

Dwight, 356.

Duxbury, Mass., 149, 161, 201,

l?>2, 462.
Dyer, 356, 50, 388, 464.
Dyer's Island, 306, 464.
Dyke, 357.
Dykes, 357.
Dysentery, 464.
Dyson, 357.

Eacker, 358.

P!akin, 358.

Ealney, 358.

Eames. 358, 446.

Earle, 358, 254.

Early, 359.

Earnshey, 359.

Eastburn, 359.

East Bridgewater, Mass, 469.

Easterbrooks, 359.

"Eastern Argus," 357.

"Eastern Herald," 415.

Eastern Point, Mass., 204.

Eastfort, P^ng., 91.

East Greenwich, R. I., 18, 21,
30. 36, 37. 56, 57. 58, 62, 70,
80, 83, 84,91, 108, III, 115,
120, 121, 126, 130, 133, 135,
136, 138, 142, 147, 173, 196,
197, 200, 208, 214, 215, 233,
245, 246, 256, 258, 283, 284,
288, 291, 292, 294, 295, 305,
311, 325, 399, 402, 403, 410,
412, 422, 429, 435, 436, 437,
439,441, 442, 443, 454, 471,
505, 506, 535.

East Greenwich Harbor, R. I.,

372, 484-
Easthampton, Mass., 92, 526.
East India Company, 119, 388.
East India Stock, 302.
East Indies, 141, 381.
East Haddam, Ct., 169, 419,

461, 512.
East Hartford, Ct., 206, 341,

448, 452.
East Haven, Ct., 44.

XXXII

INDEX

Eastman, 359, 101.

East on, 359.

Easton, Md., 480.

Easton, Mass., 87.

Eastport, Me., 165.

East Rock, Ct., 62.

East Tennessee, 293.

East VVinsor, Ct., 161, 297, 364,

389-
Eath forth, 360.
Eaton, 360.
Eaton, Penn., 22.
Eckerety, 360.
Eckles, 360.
Eckley, 361.

Eckmukl, Prince of, 326.
Eddy, 361, 371. 540-
p:ddy Point, Prov., 540.
Eden, Me., 451.
Edenburgh, Scot., 42, 104, 109,

119, 155, 171, 215, 235, 245,

297.
Edenburgh Castle, Scot., 120.
Edenton, N. C, 180, 250, 520.
Edes, 363, 106.
Edfall, 363.
Edgarton, 363.
Edgartovvn, Mass., 52, 69.
Edmonds, 363.
Edmondson, 364.
Edwards, 364.
Edwards, N. Y., 220.
Eells, 365.
Effingham, 365.
PIgbertson, 365.
PLggleton, 365.
P2gleston, 365.

Eighth Regt. of Infantry, 225.
P^isenbergh, 365.
Elam, 365.
Elcan, 365.
P21cho, 365.
Elder, 365.

Elder Hammond's Church, 68.
Elderkin, 365, 433, 523.
Eldred, 3O5.
PLldredge, 366.
P21drington, 366.
PLldrington Hall, Eng., 366.
Elgin, Earl of, 225.

Elizer, 366.

Eliza, Brig, 1 19, 230.

Elizabeth City, N. C, 22, 58,

443
Elizabeth City, Va., 190.
Elizabeth City Point, Va., 217.
Elizabethtown, N. J., 159, 263,

VZ^ 325. 537-

p:ik Creek, Ohio, 305.

Elk Ridge, Md., 496.

Elkton, Md., 492.

Elleston, 366.

Ellery, 366, 319.

Ellicott, 367.

Ellington, Mass., 360.

Elliott, 367

Ellis, 368.

Ellison, 369.

Ellsworth, 369.

Elmer, 369.

Elmina, Africa, 401.

Elmira, Africa, 25.

Elmsley, 369.

Eltenheim, 244.

Elton, 369, 224.

Elwell, 369.

Ely, 370.

Ely, Island of, 269.

"Emancipator," 370.

Embree, 370.

Emerson, 370.

Emery, 370.

Ernes, 370.

Emlen, 370.

Emmett, 370.

Empire, Officer of the, 226.

Empress of the French, 329, 332.

Endess, 370.

Enfield, Ct., 140, 163."

Enghein, 370.

Engineer, 305.

Engineer Corps of U. S., 516.

Engineer, Steam, 405.

England (name), 370.

England, 49, 55, 67, 113, 128,
132, 138, 140, 144, 148. 150,
155, 157, 161, 167, 169, 172,
182, 187, 189, 200, 202, 204,
208, 212, 213, 215, 217, 225,
227, 233, 239, 241, 244, 246,

INDEX

XXXIII

England— Continued.

247, 248, 257, 258, 264, 265,
267, 269, 274, 276, 281, 284,
287, 288, 293, 296, 301, 302,
304, 309, 310, 311, 321, 323.
331. 337. 340. 341. 342, 343.
345. 347, 354. 364. 365. 370,
377. Z7>!>, 3«2, 385. 388, 396,
397. 407. 409. 412, 413. 414.
423. 425, 426, 428, 431, 440,
447, 448, 449, 450, 455, 456,
460, 461, 467. 468, 471. 472,
481, 482, 496, 500, 501, 502,
503. 504, 513. 514. 515. 517.
518, 523, 532,534. 536.
England, King of, 423.
England, Queen of, 248.
Engle, 371.
English (name), 371.
English, 301, 449-
English Author, 233.
English Baptist Mission Society,
404.

English Bookseller, 341.

English Channel, 248.

English Channel Fleet, 301.

English Magazine, 131.

Englishtoan, 103, 223.

English Orator, 233.

English Prairie, 111., 513.

English Traveler, 502.

Engraver, 375, 385-

Engs, 371.

Enlow, 371.

Ennis, 371.

Ensworth, 371.

Enterprise, Brig, 369.

Enterprise, Schooner, 42, 184.

Enterprise, Ship, 131, 455.

Enterprise, U. S. Brig, 237.

Entertainment, 308.

Entertainment, House of, 542.

Entwistle, 371.

Envoy, Ship, 37.

Ephraim, 459.

Episcopal Clergy, 146.

Episcopal Church, 178,391. 4^1,

467-
Episcopal Church, Bristol, 30.
Episcopal Churchyard, 198.

Episcopal Missionary, 432.

Episcopalian, 306.

Eppes, 371.

Epping, N. H., 85.

Erie, 60.

Erie Canal, 370.

Erie, N. Y., 113.

Erie, Penn., 339, 364.

Ermold, 371.

PIrnestown, N. C, 185, 276, 286.

Ernestown, U. C, 69, 415.

Erskine, 371.

PZrving, 371.

p:sdall, 371.

Esday, 371.

Esdell, 371.

Esequibo, 120.

Eskin, 372.

PIsmond, 372.

Esopus, N. Y., 446.

Esquimaux Indians, 59,

Essayist, 311.

Essecks, 372.

Essex, 372.

Essex Co., Va., 345.

Essex District, Mass., 496.

Essex, Eng., 168, 445.

Essex Gazette, 453.

P^ssex, Mass., 209, 284.

Essex, Schooner, 325.

Essex, Whaleship, 282, 542.

Estcott, 372.

Esten, 372.

Estey, 372.

Ether, Explosion of, 418.

Etheridge, 372.

Ethwein, 372.

Etira, Steamer, 165.

"Etna Standard," 405.

Etna, Steamboat, 448.

Eunice, Brig, 242.

Europe, 120, 138, 284, 479.

European Field Marshal, 336.

Eustace, 372.

Eustice, 372.

Fustier, 372.

PL vans, 372.

Evansville, Ind., 150.

Eve, 373.

Eveleigh, 373.

XXXIV

INDEX

Eveleth, 373.

Everest, 374.

Evertson, 374.

Everett, 374.

Everettovvn, N. C, 336.

Ewell, 374.

Ewell, 374.

Ewing, 374.

Exchange Bank, 523.

Ex Council, 376.

Ex Council, Member of, 369.

Ex President of U. S., 105.

Exeter, Lord Bishop of, 301.

Exeter, N. H., 26, 395.

Exeter, R. I., 25, 58, 83, 86, 173,

187, 259, 262, 263, 292, 410,

458.
Experimental Philosophy, 500.
Express, Sloop, 84.
Eyrie, 374.
Eyres, 374.

Fabncius, 374.

Face!, 374.

Fairbanks, 375.

Fairbrother, 375.

Fairchild, 375.

Fairfax, 375.

Fairfield, 375.

Fairfield Co. Court, Ct, 236.

Fairfield, Ct., 164, 170, 235, 236.

Fairfield, N. Y., 81, 95.

Fair Haven, Ct., 62.

Fairhaven, Mass., 26, 260, 471.

Fairhaven, Vt., 217.

P'air Hill, Pa., 350.

Fairlea, Vt., 268.

Fairman, 375.

Falconer, 375.

Falconi, 375.

Fales, 375.

Falkener, 376.

Falkland, Lord Viscount, 432.

Falling, 376.

Fall River, 48, 49, 64, 78, 90, 92,

94, 188, 197, 259, 263, 270,

307.

Falls, 376.

Falmouth, Eng.. 427.
Falmouth, Me., 147.
Falmouth, Mass., 42, 261.
Fame, Brig, 202, 317, 395, 456,

525-
Fame, Ship, 149.

Fanning, 376.

Fanquier Co., Va., 181.

Fant, Eng., 118.

Farger, 376.

Farmer, 376.

Farmer, Schooner, 171, 190,

280.
Farmington, Ct., 495.
Farmington, N. Y., 5i7-
Farnham, '^'J'J .
Farnsworth, 377.
Farnum, 377, loi.
Farquanar, 377.
Farquier, '^'j'j.
Farran, 377.
Farrar, 377
Farren, 'i^'j'j.
Farrier, 377.
Farrington, 377.
Farrow, IT].
Fash, 378.
Faulknor, 378.
Fauntleroy, 378.
Fawrot, 378.
Faxon, 378.
Fay, 378-
Fayolle, 378.
Fay en, 378.
Fayerweather, 378.
Fayette, N. Y., 93.
P'ayetteville, N. C, 57, 260,

470.
Febiger, 378.

Federal St. Church, Boston, 170.
Federman, 378.
Feke, 378.
Felars, 379.
Felch, 379.
Fell, 379.
Fellows, 379.
Fells Point, Md., 341.
Felt, 379.
Feltinay, Wales, 376.

INDEX

XXXV

Female Academy, 437.

Female Institution, 419.

Fenner, 379, 58, 528.

Fenno, 381.

F'enshine, 381.

Fenton, 381.

Fentress, 381.

Ferguson. 381.

Fernold, 382.

Ferrant, 382.

Ferrars, 382.

Ferrers, 382.

Ferry, 382.

Ferry Boat, 350.

Fertidi, 382.

Fesch, Cardinal, 267.

Fessenden, 382.

Ficket, 382.

Fidleer, 382.

Field, 382, 71, 252, 414, 437,

Field Fountain Co., 128.

Field Marshal, 502.

Field Officer of Inspection, 535.

P'ielding. 384.

Fields, 384.

Field's Point, R. I., 71, 379,

414, 462.
Fife, 384.
Fillebrown, 384.
Fillis, 384.
Finley, 384.
Finney, 384, 250.
Fire Arms, 84.
Fire Cracker, 355.
Fire Place, L. I., 369, 459, 494,

495, 510.
Fire Place, Mass., 219.
First Associate Justice. 153.
First Baptist Church, lioston,

278.
First Baptist Church, Middle-

boro, 145.
First Baptist Church, N. Y.

City, 393-
First Baptist Church, Phil, Pa.,

491.
First Baptist Church, Prov., 69,

91, 339-
First Congregational Church,

Buxton, Me., 282.

First Congregational Church,

Newport, 497.
First Congregational, Wrentham,

142.
First Church, Boston, 376.
First Church, Litchfield, Ct.,

262.
First Church, Newburyport, 247.
First Church, Wells, Mass., 479.
First Church, Yarmouth, Me.,

420.
First Church of Christ, 514.
First District Court Common

Pleas, Penn., 176.
First District, Penn., 278.
First Independent Presbyterian

Church, 326.
First Mass. Militia, 158.
First Regiment, Mass. Militia,

202.
First Presbyterian Church, New-
buryport, 88
First Provincial Congress, 250.
First Regiment U. S. Army,

459-
Fisdale, 384.
Fish, 384.
Fisher, 385.
Fisher's Island, 480.
Fishkill, N. Y., 103, 382, 479.
Fiske, 386.
Fitch, 387, 365.
Fitchburg, Mass., 51.
Fitton, 388.
Fitts, 388.
Fitzgerald, 388.
Fitzpatrick, 388.
Fitzsimons, 388.
Five Islands, 192.
Flacker, 388.
Flagg, 388. 441.
Flammerfelt, 388,
Flanagan, 388.
Flanders, 389.
Fleeton, 389.
Fleet (name), 389.
Fleet Street, London, 435.
Fleets of France and Spain, 392.
Fleming, 389.

XXXVI

INDEX

Fletcher, 389, 273, 312, 327,

407, 450, 458.
Fletcher's Regiment, 273.
Fleuriat, 389.
Fleverley, 389.
Fleytas, 389.
Flinn, 389.
Flint, 390.
Flintham, 390.
Flood, 390.
Flora, Ship, 410.
Florence, 390.
Florida, 171, 2li, 401.
"Florida Gazette," 363.
Flour of Sulphur, 118.
Floyd, 390.
Floyd, N. Y., 415.
Flushing, L. I., 484.
Flynn, 390.
Ford, 390.
Fordyce, 391.
Fogg, 391.
Fohi, 391.
Foley, 391.
Folger, 391.
Folgier, 391.
Follett, 391.
Folsom, 391.
Folwell, 392.
Formidable, Ship, 478.
Foote, 392.
Forbes, 392.
Forman, 392.
Forrest, 392.
Forster, 392.
Forthan, 392.
Fortin, 392.
Fort Adams, 240, 258.
Fort Anne, 281.
Fort Atkinson, 49, 384.
Fort Bowyer, 225.
Fort Daughin, 130.
Fort Dummer, 308.
Fort Edward, 281.
Fort George, 507.
Fort Jackson, 175.
Fort Mochanah, 460.
Fort McHenry, 129, 257, 295,

315-

Fort Meehilemacinoc, 503.

Fort Mifflin, 259.

Fort St. Clair, 185, 371, 279,

452, 533-
Fort St. Philip Plaquemme, 511.
Fort Schuyler, 408.
Fort Stanwick, 460.
Fort Walcott, 92, 341.
Forty-seventh Regiment, 438,

535.

Fosdick, 392, 177.

Fosdyck, 393.

Foss, 393.

Foster, 393, 128, 275.

Foster, R. I., 21, 24, 58, 59, 67,
68, 70, 86, 88, 95, 119, 133,
190, 223, 251, 255, 290, 294,
305, 306, 346, 350, 362, 381,
29h 394. 399. 403. 404. 405,
438, 465, 486, 487, 497, 498,
538, 540.

Fothergill, 394.

Fouldas, 395.

Foulke, 395.

Fourteenth Regiment, 273, 342

Foushee, 395.

Fowle, 395.

Fowler, 395, 263.

Fox, 396.

Foxboro, Mass., 72, 392, 450.

Foxcraft, 396.

Fox Point, R. I., 71, 272.

Framington, Ct., 542.

Framington, Mass., 43, 140, 351,
360, 416, 479, 485, 486.

France, (name), 397.

France, 53, 130, 189, 226, 266,
301, 322, 331, 332. 333, 334.
358, 372, 395, 456, 480, 542.

France and Spain, Pleets of,392.

France, Councillor of, 333.

France, Empress of, 186.

France, Institute of, 333.

France, Isle of, 50, 477.

France, Lord High Admiral of,

335-
France, Marshal of, 326.
France, Peer of, 334, 412.
France, Queen of, 332.
Francis, 396.

INDEX

XXXVII

Francisco, 397,

Francis Gladding (vessel), 271.
Francis, Ship, 396.
Frankfort Co., Pa., 422.
Frankfort, Ga., 482.
Frankfort, Ky., 244, 408, 445.
Frankfort, Penn., 330, 245.
Franklin, 397, 144, 176, 255, 274,

421.
Franklin Bank, Bait., Md.*, 341.
Franklin Co., Ky., 408.
Franklin Co., Mass., 44.
Franklin Co., N. C, 207.
Franklin Co., Penn., 177.
Franklin, Conn., 369.
Franklin, Me., 71.
Franklin, Mass., 83, 114, 329,

350.
Franklin, Miss., 151.
Franklin, Mo., 51.
Franklin, N. Y., 377.
Franklin, Ship, 426.
Franklin, U. S. Ship, 282, 308,

335-
P>anklin, Va., 238.
Franks, 397.
Fraser, 397.
Frazier, 398.
Frederick III, 398.
Frederick IV, 398.
Frederick, 398.
Frederick Co., Md., 461.
Fredericksburg, Md., 485, 535.
Fredericksburg, N. B., 268.
Fredericksburg, Va., 373, 538,

539.
Frederickton, N. B., 151.
Fredericktown, Md., 382.
Frederickstown, N. B., 112,
Freebody, 398.
Freeborn, 399.
Freedom, Privateer, 346.
Freedonia, N. Y., 230.
Freegift, Schooner, 27.
Freehold, N. Y., 301.
Freeland, 399,
Freetinhuysen, 400.
Freelove, 399.
Freeman, 399.
Free Mason, Grand Master, 331.

Freetown, Mass., 45, 139, 183,

197, 204, 326, 355, 373, 469.
Freetown, Sierra Leone, 231.
P'reewill Baptist Church, 433.
French (name), 400, 127, 401.
Frenchard. 401.
Frenchman (name), 401.
P'rench, 345.
French Arms, 301
French Blockading Fleet, 456.
P^rench Consul, 128.
F'rench Court Martial, 189, 401,

462.
French P^leet, 336, 412.
P^rench General, 449, 510.
French Legation, Sec'y of, 330.
Frenchman, 257, 279, 419.
P'rench Massacre, 255.
P^rench Mills, 342.
P'rench Minister, 334.
P"rench Privateersmen, 262.
French P. E. Church, N. Y.,

107.
P'rench Refugee, 331.
French Revolution, 199, 372.
French River, Tenn., 503,
French Service, 378.
French Ship, 256, 349, 448, 449,

527.
French Ship, Action with, 394.;
P>ench Squadron, 418.
P'rench Tribunal, 352.
French War, 32, 54, 64, 75, 80,

109, 174, 210, 265, 334, 373,

397-
Freneau, 401.

Freshman Class, Brown Univer-
sity, 165, 404.

Frey, 401.

P>ick, 401.

Friend (name), 401.

Friend, a, 396, 451.

"Friends," 25, 27, 28.

Friends Boarding School, 221.

Friends Meeting House, 108.

Friends Minister, 117, 119, 142,
194, 204, 210, 221, 2^3, 394,

395. 446, 474-
Friends Preacher, 336.
Friends School, 278.

XXXVIII

INDEX

Friends, Society of, 32, 41, 54,
56, 57. 65, 70, 7^, 79, 84, 85,
86, 87, 90, 108, 117, 121, 125,
126, 127, 132, 134, 135, 136,
145, 147, 154, 159. 172, 195,
196, 205, 206, 207, 208, 210,
222, 223, 224, 225, 256, 257,
259, 260, 274, i^'i, 289, 291,
306, 321, 324, 329, 343, 350,
367, 368, 394. 397. 419. 429,
430, 435. 437,441, 442, 443,
450, 465, 484, 492, 497, 506,

512, 525. 533. 537-
Friends Speaker, 509.
Friends Teacher, 435.
Friese, 401.
Frink, 401.
Frisbee, 401.
Frisbie, 401.
Frith, 401.
Fritz, 401.
Frohey, 406.
Fromberger, 401.
Fromentin, 401.
Frost, 401, III.
Frothingham, 402.
Frolye, Eng., 371.
Fry, 402.
Frye, 403.
Fryers, 403.
Frys, 403.
Fuller, 403.
Fullerton, 405.
Fulton, 405.

Fulton, Frigate, 43, 65, 70, 89.
Furguson, 405.
Furman, 405.
Furnival, 405.
Furrier, 496.

Gadsden, 405, 406.
Gail lard, 406.
Gaine, 406.
Gaines, 406.
Gair, 406.
Gairther, 406.
Galatia, 406.

Galbraith, 406.

Gale, 406.

Galen, Ship, 412.

Gallego, 406.

Galley, 406.

Gallison, 407.

Galloway, 407.

Gait, 407.

Galvanjc Machme, 504.

Gal way, 407.

Galway, N. Y., 286.

Gamble, 407.

Gambold, 407.

Gam mage, 407.

Gammell, 407.

Gang-melli, 407.

Gannett, 407.

Gano, 408, 200, 408.

Gansevoort, 408, 460.

Garcia, 408.

Garden, 408.

Gardiner, 408, 69, 70, 137, 235.

Gardiner, Me., 369, 455.

Gardiner's Island, 289.

Garfield, 412.

Garlin, 412.

Garner, 412.

Garnier, 412.

Garrett, 412.

Garrick, 412.

Garrickson, 412.

Garrish, 412.

Garrison, 412.

Gary, 412.

Gaskian, 413.

Gaspee, the, 47.

Gaston,- 41 3.

Gates, 413

Gatevvood, 413.

Gato, Africa, 171.

Gau, 413.

Gaudeloupe, Isle of, 319.

Gaudeloupe, W. I., 141, 325,

332.
Gaunor, 413.
Gauseau, 414.
Gavitt, 414.
Gaw, 414.
Gay, 414.
Gazeta, 414.

INDEX

xxxlx

Gazette of the U. S., 313, 381.

Gear, 414.

Gears, 414.

Geigher, 414.

Gelston, 414.

General Armstrong, Privateer,

263.
General Assembly, 18, 33, 57,

58, 73, 81, 109, III, 123,

131, 136, 148, 152, 171, 252,

260, 267, 429, 451.
General Assembly, Member of,

208, 209, 296, 503, 511, 522,

528.
General Assembly of Conn.,

488.
General, British Lieut., 371.
General Court of Mass., 179.
General Court of Va., 480.
General Greene, Ship, 252, 346,

388, 472, 474, 480, 508, 524.
General Greene, U. S. Ship, 131,

287, 399-
General Hamilton, Ship, 336,

431-
General Hawes, Schooner, 147.

General Hospital, 284.

General Hospital, Bristol, 310,

419,426.
General Hospital, Newport, 344,

346.
General Jackson, Ship, 38, 40,

73, 253,465, 511.
General Land Ofifice, 25.
General of Division, 174.
General of Marines 392.
General of Militia, 88.
General Treasurer of R. L, 273,

460.
Genessee Co., N. Y., 256,
Genessee, N. Y., 120.
Geneva, Italy, 239.
Geneva, N. Y., 508.
Genoa, 20.
Gent. 414.
Geoff ray, 415.
Geometry, 248.
George, 415, 537.
George HI, 500.
George, Brig, 478.

Georgetown, D. C, 168, 171 >

406, 444, 495, 499-
"Georgetown Gazette," 199, 23 1.
Georgetown, S. C, 31, 56, 181,

210, 293, 357, 366, 432.
Georgetown, Va., 191, 179, 231.
Georgia, 33, 71, no, 133, 140,

151, 162, 210, 239, 255, 331,

412, 522, 532, 538.
"Georgia Chronicle," 350.
Georgia Gazette, 26, 534.
Georgia, Governor of, 359.
Georgia Mills, Smithfield, R. L,

78.
Georgia University, 384.
Georgiaville, R. I., 54.
Geographer, 138.
Geographer of the U. S., 515.
Gerald, 415.
Gerandeau, 415.
Gerard, 415.
Gere, 415.
Gereo, 415.
Germain, 415.
German, 415.

German Flatts, N. Y., 51, 102.
German Reformed Church, 479.
Germantown, Battle of, 109, 212.
Germantown, Pa., 128, 345, 367,

371, 396, 401, 431, 478, 500,

510.
Germany (name), 415.
Germany, 102, 166, 189, 226, 232,

401, 462, 473, 480.
Gerrish, 416.
Gerry, 416.
Getchell, 416.
Gettysburg, Pa., 477.
Geyer, 416.
Ghent, 166.
Ghent, Ky., 115.
Gibbon, 416.
Gibbons, 416.

Gibbs, 416, 82, 202, 213, 411.
Gibralter, Frigate, 187.
Gibson, 417.
Gibson, Penn., 392.
Gibsonport, Miss. Territory, 403.
Giddings, 418.
Gien, 418.

XL

INDEX

Gifford, 418.

Gilchrist, 419.

Giles, 419.

Gill, 419, 366.

Gillaume, 419.

Gilleland, 419.

Gillett, 420.

Gillian, 420.

Gillispie, 420.

Gillman, 420.

Gillmore, 430.

Gillon, 420.

Gillson, 420.

Gilmantown, N. H., 146.

Gilpin, 421.

Gilt, 421.

Ginnado, 421.

Givens, 421.

Gladding, 421, 79, 437.

Gladiator, Schooner, 319.

Glasgow, Scot., 76.

Glassier, 422.

Glayson, 422.

Glazier (name), 327.

Glazier, 524.

Gleaner, Schooner, 19.

Gleason, 422.

Glenn, 422.

Glentworth, 423.

Glisson, 423.

Globe, Brig, 318, 371.

Glocester. 423.

Glocester Co., N. J., 20.

Glocester, Mass., 87, 202, 348,
468, 501.

Glocester, N. J., 279.

Glocester Place, Eng., 131.

Glocester, R. I., 19, 34, 40, 41,
55. 59. 60, 64, 67, 89, 91,
113, 121, 129, 130, 132, 133,
144, 162, 182, 188, 195, 197,
201, 214, 219, 221, 222, 223,
234, 239, 242, 288, 289, 290,
294. 297, 3'0, 321, 332, 361,
380, 381, 393, 439, 441, 470,
472, 481, 486, 487, 498, 512,
520.

Glover, 423.

Glynn, 423.

Glysson, 423.

Goat, 423.

Godbott, 423.

Goddard, 423, 28, 99.

Godden, 424.

Godell, 320.

Godfrey, 424, 24, 251.

Godwin, 425.

Goelet, 425.

Goelson, 425.

Goetschins, 425.

Goff, 425, 93.

Goffstown, N. H., 184, 360.

"Golden Pheni.x," 212.

Goldsborough, 425,

Goldsmid, 425.

Goldsmith, 426.

Goldthwaite, 426.

Golgonda, Ship, 85.

Goltz, 426.

Gomez, 426.

Gonsolve, 426.

Goodale, 426.

Goodgeon, 426.

Goodhue, 426.

Gooding, 426.

Goodman, 427.

Goodrich, 427, 537.

Goodridge, 427.

Goodson, 427.

Goodwell, 427.

Goodwin, 427.

Goolsey, 428.

Gordon, 428, 102.

Gore, 428.

Goree Island, Africa, 173.

Gorham, 428, 291.

Goshham, Me., 365.

Goree Island, /Vfrica, 173.

Gorr, 429.

Gorton, 429, 38, ']'].

Goshen, Ct., 350.

Goshen, N. Y., 308, 354, 532.

Goshen, Penn., 537.

Goss, 430.

Gough, 430.

Goughhenor, 430.

Gould, 430.

Gouverneur, 430

Gouverneur, 431.

Governor, Deputy, of R. I., 366.

INDEX

XU

Governor Hopkins, Brig, 121,

226.
Governor of Bermuda, W. I., 307.
Governor of Connecticut, 514.
Governor of Delaware, 276, 285.
Governor General, 304.
Governor of Isle of Cavenne,

509.
Governor, Lieut, of, 217.
Governor, Lieut, of Va., 377.
Governor of Maryland, 480, 535.
Governor of Massachusetts, 516.
Governor of New Jersey, 505.
Governor of North Carolina,

397, 535-
Governor of Pennsylvania, 484.
Governor of Rhode Island, 70,

183, 273,288, 540.
Governor of St. Thomas, W. I.,

533-
Governor of the Colony, 294.
Governor, the Lieutenant, 2or. •
Governor Thompkins, Ship, 344.
Governor, Lieut, of Vt., 209.
Governors Council, 176, 183,

231. 355-
Gower, 431.
Goyon, 431.
Graduate R. I. College, 491,

516.
Graduate, Under, 464.
Grady, 431.
Graefifle, 431.
Graff, 431.
Grafton, 431.
Grafton Co., N. H., 426.
Grafton, Mass., 44, 427.
Graham, 431.
Grainger, 431.
Gram, 432.
Grammarian, 343.
Gramon, 432.
Granby, Ct., 256, 491.
Granby, S. C, 459.
Granby, Vt., 50.
Grand Admiral, 533.
Grand Isle Co., Vt., 486.
Grand Lodge of Delaware, 210.
Grand Master, 210.
Grand Masters Deputy, 515.

Grand River, Ca., 443.

Grand Turk, Ship, 113, 303.

Granger, 432.

Grant, 432, 258.

Granville, Mass., 490.

Grass River, 176, 317.

Grassy Creek, Mo., 535.

Gratton, 432.

Gratz, 432.

Gratz, Silesia, 186.

Graves, 432.

Gray, 433, 205.

Grayson, 434.

Great l^arrington, Mass., 490.

Great Bridge, 534.

Great Britain, 43, 456.

Greatkins, 434.

Greaton, 434.

Great Pond, Cranston, R, I., 188.

Great Pond, Mass., 178.

(jreatrax, 434.

Greatreaks, 434.

Greaves, 376.

Greenbush, N. Y., 404, 414.

Greene, 435, 21, 70, 100, no,

136, 353. 381, 393,465,467-

534-
Greene Co., Ga., 359.
Greene Co., Regt., 353.
Greene Co., Tenn., 241.
Greene, Ohio, 304.
Greene's Cove, 358.
Greenfield, Mass., 189, 526.
Greenfield, N. Y., 89, 286.
Greenhow, 444.
Greenland, Mass., 277.
Greenland, N. H., 76.
Greenleaf, 444.
Greenman, 444.
Green Mountains, 228.
Greenock, L. I., 536.
Greenock, N. Y., 470.
Greensburg Church, N. Y., 65.
Greensburgh, Ky., 538.
Greensburgh, N. Y., 132.
Greenup, 445.
Greenville, Mass., 151.
Greenville, Miss. Ter., 403.
Greenville, R. I., 32, 50, "j^.
Greenway, 445.

XLII

INDEX

Greenwich, Ct., 143.

Greenwich Hospital, Eng., 175.

Greenwich, N. Y., 38, 279, 456,

523-
Greenwich, R. I., 245.
Greenwood, 445.
Greer, 445, 484.
Gregorie, 445.
Gregory, 445.
Grealea, 445.
Grelea, 445.
Grenada, Isle of, 319.
Granadee, W. I., 249, 392.
Grenadier, 456.
Grenadier, the, no.
Grenadier, the First, 428.
Gresham, 445.
Grew, 445.
Gibbon, 445.
Gridley, 445.
Griepk, 446.
Grier, 446.
Grieve, 446.
Griffeth, 446.
Griffeth, 446.
Griffess, 446.
Griffin, 446, 199.
Griffing, 447.
Grigg, 447.
Grigsby, 447.
Grimke, 447.
Grimston, 447.
Grinfield, 447.
Grinnell, 447.
Grist Mill, 356, 484.
Griswold, 447, 64, 288.
Griswold, Ct., 37, 56, 481, 536.
Grocer, 365.
Grosgeran, Ga., 482.
Grossby, 448.
Grosse, 448.
Grossman, 448.
Grosvenor, 448, 449.
Groton, Ct., 32, 139, 142, 316,

483.
Groton, Mass., 392.
Grout, 448, 449.
Groves, 448, 449.
Grower, 448, 449.
Grubb, 449.

Gruber, 449.

Grundy, 449.

Guden, 449.

Gudgeon, 449.

Guernsey, 449.

Guernsey, Isle of, 358.

Guerriere, Frigate, ,^I39. 207,

219, 238, 489.
Guild, 449.
Guile, 450.

Guilford, Ct, 183, 233, 392.
Guille, 450.
Guillian, 450.
Guion, 450.
Gullikee, 450.
Gull Rock, 297, 402.
Gulley, 450.
Gunboat No. i, 376.
Gunboat No. 10, 254.
Gunboat No. 46, 184, 355, 386,

492, 503, 542.
Gunboat No. 48, 241.
Gunboat No. 146, 427.
Gunn, 450.
Gurler, 450.
Gurley, 450.
Gurney, 450.
Guttenburgh, HoL, 314.
Guy, 450.
Gwathmey, 450.
Gyles, 450.

Gypsies, King of the, 189.
Gyrme, 450.

H

Habersham, 450.
Hack, 451.
Hacker, 451.
Hacket, 451.
Hackett, 451.
Haddam, Ct., 22.
Haddenfield, N. J., 327.
Haddock, 451.
Hadley, 451.
Hadley, Mass., 31.
Hadlock, 451.
Hadwen, 451.

INDEX

XLIII

Hadwin, 451.

Hagadorn, 451.

Hager, 451, 198.

Hagerstown Academy, Md., 520.

Hague, The, 351, 374.

Haile, 451.

Hailer, 452.

Hailey, 452.

Haines, 452.

Hairdresser, 301, 508.

Hake, 452.

Hale, 452.

Haley, 452, 414.

Half Moon, 291.

Haliburton, 452.

Halifax C. H., Va., 278.

Halifax, Earl of, 353.

Halifax, Eng., 211.

Halifax, Pa., 198.

Halifax, N. C, 139, 489.

Halifax, N. S., 107, 120, 129,
130, 139, 150, 157, 161, 164,
175, 177, 208, 210, 214, 229,
237, 240, 241, 254, 256, 264,
271, 272, 273, 274, 280, 281,
282, 290, 294, 308, 313, 321,
323, 327, 328, 330, 331, 340,
342, 343, 344, 348, 352, 356,
372, 375, 378, 384, 389, 391,
414, 401, 406, 408, 414, 423,
426,427, 431, 450, 453, 456,
466, 468, 478, 484, 487, 489,
500, 502, 512, 515, 517, 522,

527, 537-
Halifax, Vt., 231.
Hall, 453, 207, 255, 274.
Hallam, 455.
Hallenbake, 455.
Hallett, 455.
Halloway, 455.
Hallowell, 455, 438.
Hallowell, Me., 65, 174, 202, 319,

326, 490, 502.
Halsey, 455.
Halstead, 456.
Halyburton, 456.
Ham, 456.
Hambley, 456.
Hamblin, 456.
Hamburg Hospital, 173.

Hamburg, Ger., 367.

Hamburg, Ship, 446.

Hamburgh, Ger., 20.

Hamilton, 456.

Hamilton College, N. Y., 146.

Hamilton Co., Ohio, 304.

Hamilton, Mass., 315.

Hamilton, Scot., 235.

Hamlin, 457.

Hammett, 457.

Hammond, 458.

Hamons, 459.

Hampton, 459.

Hampton Affair, 298.

Hampton, Ct., 207, 242, 289.

Hampton, Mass., 48, 277.

Hampton, N. H., 297.

Hampton, Va., 160, 268.

Hampshire Co., Mass., 43.

Hampshire, Eng., 136.

"Hampshire Sentinel," 26.

Hamstead, Eng., 508.

Hanstramck, 459.

Hancock, 459.

Hand, 459.

Handley, 459.

Handy, 459.

Hanjoost, 460.

Hanks, 460.

Hanna, 461.

Hannah, Sloop, 288.

Hanners, 461.

Hannon, 461.

Hanover, Mass., 31, 62, 148.

Hanover, N. H., 221, 324, 507.

Hanscom, 461.

Hansom, 461.

Hansom, Mass., 385.

Hapgood, 461.

Happy Return, Brig, 474.

Harborough, 461.

Hard, 461.

Hardenburgh, 461.

Harding, 461, 456.

Hardie, 462.

Hardvvick, Mass., 165, 204, 469.

Hardy, 462.

Hare, 462.

Harford, 462.

Harford Co., Md., 1 19.

XLIV

INDEX

Hargill, 462.

Harkness, 462.

Harlams, 462.

Harland, 462.

Harlem, N. Y., 461.

Harlon, 462.

H armor, 462.

Harms, 462.

Harnstem, 462.

Harper, 462.

Harrall, 463.

Harrendeen, 463.

Harrington, 463.

Harrington, Earl of, 304.

Harris, 463, 28.

Harris burg. Pa., 461.

Harrison, 465.

Harriton, 465.

Harst, 466.

Had. 466.

Hartfield, 467.

Hartford, Ct., 20, 22, 54, 67, 91,
94, 121, 143, 144, 150, 154,
162, 163, 176, 180, 184, 220,
225, 229, 230, 254, 264, 271,
283, 289, 325, 343, 344, 386,
388, 390, 427, 440, 444, 445,
464, 487, 497, 503, 507, 508,
515, 518. 533, 538.

"Hartford, Ct., Courant," 508.

Hartford Co., Md., 128.

Hartford, N. Y., 347.

Hartland, Vt., 237.

Hartley, 467.

Hartshorn, 467.

Hartvvell, 467.

Hartsvvell's Inn, 228.

Hartwick, 467.

Harvard College, 459, 464, 488,
494.

Harvard University, 30, 83, 158,
164, 207, 420.

Harvard, Mass., 84.

Harve de Grace, France, T] .

Harvey, 467, 423.

Harvie, 467.

Harwich, Lord, 358.

Harwich, Mass., 149.

Harwood, 468.

Hastie, 468.

Haseltine, 468.

Hassock, 468.

Haskell, 468.

Haslings, 468.

Haslett, 469.

Haskins, 469.

Hatch, 469.

Hatfield, Mass., 469.

Hathaway, 469, 320.

Hathcoke, 470.

Hathorn, 470.

Haton, 59.

Hatteras, Cape of, 490.

Hatteras, 266, 534.

Hatterick, 470.

Hatton, 470.

Haupt, 470.

Hausatonic River, 170.

Hants, Eng., 481.

Havana, W. I., 20, 30, 38, 39,
40, 51. 71, 95, 102, 113, 121,
131, 135, 148, 149, 156, 157,
158, 163, 166, 168, 173, 184,
188, 189, 192, 194, 197, 198,
199, 202, 216, 217, 226, 233,
243, 250, 262, 270, 276, 283,
285, 296, 299, 303, 305, 309,
317, 318, 324, 332, 333, 335,
1^17, 362, -:>7l, m, 379, 380,
393. 395. 406, 410, 430, 449,
450, 453, 455, 457, 460, 464,
465, 477, 482, 485, 487, 490,
500, 506, 512, sr8, 522, 525,
528, 529, 531, 536.

Haven, 470.

Havens, 470.

Haverhill, Mass., 213, 263, 292,
370, 378, 406, 468.

Haverhill, N. H., 234.

Haviland, 471.

Haweis, 471.

Hawes, 471.

Hawke, 471.

Hawke, Privateer, 127.

Hawke, Ship, 426.

Hawkes, 471.

Hawkins, 471,

Hawksworth, 472.

Hawley, 472.

Haws,472.

INDEX

XLV

Hay 472.

Hayden, 473.

Hayn, 473.

Haydn, 473.

Hayen, 473.

Hayes, 473

Hayford, 473.

Hayley, 473.

Hayman. 473.

Haymarket Theatre, Eng., 470.

Hanes, 473.

Playti, W. I„io5, 534.

Hayti, Prince of, 533.

Haywood, 474.

Hazard, 474.

Hazard, Hrig, 269.

Hazard, Ship, 54.

Hazen, 475.

Heath, 475.

Heathcock, 476.

Heatley, 476.

Heaton, 476.

Heckevvelber, 476/

Hector, 476.

Head, 476, 502.

Hedley, 477.

Heagy, 477.

Healey, 477.

Heaps, 510, 517.

Heard, 477.

Hearn, 477.

Hebron, Ct., 199, 348, 419, 501,

539-
Hebron, Me., 237.
Hecker, 61.
Hector, Brig, 408.
Hefferlen, 477.
Hefferlin, 477.
Heffernan, 477.
Hefford, 477.
Heifter, 478.
Height, 478.
Heinckin, 478.
Hele, 478.
Hellegas, 478.
Hellen, 478.
Hell Gate, N. Y., 518.
Helme, 478, 246.
Hemenvvay, 479.
Hemlock, 476.

Hemlock, Deadly, 226.

Hempstead, 479.

Hempstead, N. Y., 85.

Henderson, 479.

Hendall, 479.

Hendley, 479.

Hendricks, 480.

Henley, 480.

H end rick, 480.

Henrietta, N. Y., 171.

Henroit, 480.

Henry, 480.

Henry George, Lord, 304.

Henshaw, 480.

Henued, 378.

Herald, Ship, 211.

Herbert, 481, loi.

Hercules, Ship, 153, 461, 489.

Herd, 481.

Heredia, 481.

Hereford, 481.

Hereford, Eng., 498.

Herford, 481.

Herkimer Co., N. Y., 81, 194,

481, 499.
Herkimer, N. Y., 228.
Herlitz, 481.
Hermes, Hrig, 185, 459.
Hermoine, Frigate, 336.
Hern, 481.
Heron, 481.
Herr, 481.
Herreshoff, 481.
Herrick, 481.
Herring, 481.
Herrington, 481.
Hersey, 482.
Hershell, 482.
Hertzberg, 482.
Hervey, 482.
Hesse Cassel, Ger., 91.
Hesseltme, 482.
Hessie, 482.
Heth, 482.

Hetherington, 482, 408.
Hewest, 482.
Hewes, 482.
Hewett, 482.
Hewlett, 483.
Hewson, 483.

XLVI

INDEX

Heyden, 483.

Heyer, 483.

Hickborn, 483.

Hickman, 483.

Hicks, 483.

Hidden, 484.

Hierlihy, 484.

Hiester, 484.

Higgins, 484.

Higgnisport, Ohio, 484.

High Admiral, 212.

High Cleve Hants, Eng., 481.

High School, Edenburgh, Scot.,

104.
Hill, 484, 540.
Hilldrnp, 487.
Hilldreth, 487.
Hillegas, 487.
Hilliard, 487.
Hills, 487.

Hillsboro, N. C, 194, 403, 496.
Hillsboro, N. H., 539.
Hillsboro, Pa., 463.
Hill Street, London, Eng., 149.
Hilltovvn. Pa., 172.
Hilton, 487.

Hilton Head, S. C, 367.
Himes, 487.
Hinckley, 487.
Hines, 487, 149.
Hingham, Mass., 44, 120, 159,

200, 313, 482.
Hinman, 488
Hinsdale, Mass., 37.
Hipworth, 488.
Hiram, Brig, 473.
Hiram, Me., 67.
His British Majesty's Legislative

Council, 244.
His British Majesty's Ship,

Jason, 257.
Hiscox, 488.
Hitchcock, 488, 541.
Hiwiel, 488.
Hixon, 488.
Hoadley, 488.
Hoag, 489.
Hoar, 489.
Hoare, 489.
Hobbs, 489.

Hobby, 489.

Hobert, 489.

Hobort, 489.

Hodckin, 489.

Hodgden, 489.

Hodgdon, 489.

Hodge, 489.

Hodges, 489.

Hodgemon, 490.

Hodget, 490.

Hodgkin, 76.

Hodgkinson, 490.

Hoffman, 490.

Hogan, 490.

Hoge, 491.

Hogen, 491.

Hog Island, R. L, 184.

Hoi brook, 491, 100.

Holburn, Eng., 305.

Hoi comb, 491 .

Holcombe, 491.

Holcraft, 491.

Holden, 491. 134, 347.

H olden, Mass., 75, 115, 480.

Holdridge, 492.

Holland (name), 492, 396.

Holland, 186, 353, 429.

Holland Charts, the, 335.

Hollenbeck, 492.

Holley, 492.

Hollingsworth, 492.

Hollis, N. H., loi.

Holliston, Mass., 83.

Holloday, 493.

Holloway, 493.

Hollowell, 493.

Holman, 493.

Holmes, 493.

Holmes Hole, Mass., 80.

Holmes Hole Harbor, Mass., 317.

Holroyd, 494, 358.

Holt, 494.

Holton, 494.

Holy Communion, 268.

Holyoke, 494.

Holyrood House, Scot., 120

Homan, 495.

Homans, 495.

Home, 495.

Homer, 495.

INDEX

XLVII

Honarilia, N. Y., 425.
Honduras, W. I., 129, 176, 241.
Honeyman, 495.
Honorary Guard of Congress,

479-
Honor. Legion of, 174, 333.
Hood, 495.
Hoogs, 495.
Hooker, 495.
Hookey, 495.
Hooper, 496, 531.
Hope, 496.
Hope, Brig, 64.
Hope Cutter Company, 504.
Hope Estate, Ja., 366.
Hope, Ship, 71, 477.
Hope Village, "jj .
Hopewell, 496.
Hopewell, Md., 244.
Hopewell, N. J., 360.
-Hopkins, 496, 60, 125, 307, 472.
Hopkinson, 499.
Hopkinton, Mass., 64, 376, 387.
Hopkinton, N. H., 334.
Hopkinton, R. I., 76, in, 143,
232, 275, 277, 289, 443, 537,
Hoppin, 499.
Hor, 500.

Horace, the Poet, 189.
Hore, 500.
Horn, 500.
Home, 500.
Hornby, 500.
Horra, 500.
Horrocks, 500.
Horsefield, 500.
Horseley, 500.
Horsewell, 500.
Horswell, 500, 505.
Horton, 501.
Horton, N. S., 257, 281.
Hosmer, 501.
Hotchkiss, 501.
Hotel Keeper, 60.
Hotham, 501.
Hotton, 501.
Hough, 501.
Houghtaling, 502.
Houghton, 502.
House, 502.

House of Entertainment, 542.
House, Speaker of, 340.
Housewright, 285, 458.
Houston, 502.
Hovey, 502.

Howard, 502, 272, 405, 419, 502.
Howard, Pa., 52.
Howard University, 86, 377, 407.
Howarth, 503.
Howe, 503, 271.
Howell, 504, 69, 339, 379.
Howland, 505, 362, 468.
Howland Ferry, R. I., 355.
Howman, 506.
Howrad, 506.
Hoxsie, 506.
Hoy Sicily, 150.
Hoyle, 506.
Hoyt, 506.
Hubbard, 506, 484.
Hubbardston, Mass., 445.
Hubert, 507.
Huddy, 138.
Hudson, 507.

Hudson, N. Y., 211, 391, 338,
456, 469, 476, 501, 502, 526,

529, 531, 532.
Huger, 508.
Huggford, 508.
Huggins, 508.
Hughan, 508.
Hughes, 508.
"Hugh Trevor," 491.
Huguenot, 174.
Hull, 509, 60.
Hulse, 510.
Humbert, 510.
Hume, 510.

Hummingford, L. C, 309.
Humperville, 510.
Humphrey, 510.
Humphreys, 511.
Humphreyville, Ct., ^y.
Hunduras Bay, 474.
Hungary, Queen of, 258.
Hungerford, 512.
Hunnewell, 512.
Hunslow, Eng., 153.
Hunt, 512, 41, 220.
Hunter, 513, 477.

XLVIII

INDEX

Hunter, N. Y., 452.
Hunting, 514.
Huntingdon, 514.
Huntington, Pa., 479.
Huntress, 515.
Huntsville, Ala., 72, 541.
Hard, 515.
Hurlburt, 515.
Hurlbut, 515.
Hurl Gate, N. Y., 353.
Hurley, 515.
Huron, Ohio, 364.
Hurry, 515.
Hurtin, 515.
Huse, 515.
Husford, 515.
Hussey, 515.
Hussing, 515.
Hustis, 515.
Hutcheson, 515.
Hutchins, 515, 242.
Hutchinson, 516.
Hutson, 517.
Hutton, 517, 152.
Huxford, 517.
Hyatt. 517.
Hyde, 517.
Hydrophobia, 351.
Hyers, 5 17.
Hyjers, 517.
Hyland, 517.
Hoyle, 517.
Hyne, 517.
Hystop, 517.

I

Ide, 518.

If, l^rig, 25.

Illinois, 178.

Illinois Ten, 301.

Imlay, 518.

Inarl, 518.

Inchbold, 5 18.

Incher, 518.

Independence, Declaration of,

479. 499, 535.
Independence, N. J., 200.
Independence, Privateer Sloop,

124.
Independent, Sloop, 518.
"Independent Chronicle," 105.

India, 257, 284, 318, 400.

Indiaman, 235.

India Point, R. I., 481.

India Ship, Jenny, 216.

Indian, 119, 187, 222, 258, 294,

294, 297.
Indiana, 370.
"Indiana Centinel," 181.
Indiana Ten, 532.
Indian Ofificers, 472.
Indian, the Campaign, 211,
Indian Chief, 177.
Indian Commissioner, 534.
Indian Frontier, 509.
Indian Territory, 274.
Indian Warship, 80, 265, 373.
Indian Warrior, 127.
Indians, 29, 107, 181, 244, 308,

342, 354, 357» 382, 445, 476,

492.
Indians, Campaign against, 163.
Infant, Schooner, 333.
Inferior Court, Ga., 278.
Ingalls, 518.
Ingell, 518.
Ingerfield, 518.
Ingersoll, 519.
Ingham, 519.
Ingliss, 519.
Ingraham, 519.
Inman, 519, 188.
Inn Holder, 348.
Innkeeper, 220, 226, 337.
Innes, 520.

Inspection, Field Ofificer of, 535.
Inspector of Customs, 95.
Integrity. Ship, 31.
Intendant of Trade, 367.
Inventor, 520.
Inverness, Scot., 473.
Invincible, Brig, 24.
Ipswich, Mass., 477.
Ipswich River, 389.
Irebell Co., N. C, 376.
Iredell, 520.
Ireland, 42, 59, 8r, 92, 103. 109,

157, 161, 233, 256, 257, 258,

308, 331, 346, 348, 372, 412,

420, 422, 445, 480, 503, 510,

515-

INDEX

xux

Iren, 520.

Irendequest Bay, 264.

Irish (name), 520, 147.

Irish, 346.

Irish Channel, 442.

Irish Girl, 33.

Irishman, 158, 203, 312, 451,

491-
Iris, British Frigate, 336.
Iris, Ship, 345, 354, 408.
Irons, 520.
Irvine, 520.

Irvinghali, Aston, Eng., 526.
Irving, 520.
Irwin, 520.
Isaac, 521.
Isis, Ship, 403.
Island, Prince of Wales, 225.
Isle de France, 451.
Isle de la Mote, 486.
Islington, Eng., 31 1.
Israel, 521.
Israelite, 524.
Istria, 521.
Italian, 246.
Italiskoi, 521.
Italy, 166, 186, 257, 375.
Italy, Queen of, 186, 332.
Ithaca, Isle of, Greece, ^"j.
Itinerant Preacher, 487.
Iturbide, 521.
Ivers, 521.
Ives, 521, 153.
Izard, 521.

Jack, 521.

Jack Knife, 320, 321.

Jackman, 522.

Jackson, 522, 136, 159, 171, 285,

341, 433-
Jackson Co., Ind., 322.
Jackson, West Tenn., 71.
Jacobs, 524, 422.
Jacox, 525.
Jack ways, 525.
Jadeth, 525.
Jamaica, L. I., 281.

Jamaica Plains, Mass., 315, 352.
Jamaica, W. I., 46, 139, 160, 280,

300, 366, 383, 412, 451.
Jamaica, Governor of, 365.
James, 525, 164.
Jamestown, R. I., 52,141, 166, 252,

253. 293, 366, 395, 397, 435,

457,498. 505, 510.
James River, Va., 76, 244, 407.
Janes, 526.
Janeway, 526.
January, 526.
Janus, Brig, 169.
Jarvis, 526.
Jaquaras, 527,
Jaques, 527.
Jacquies, 527.
Jaquith, 527.

Jason, H. B. M. Ship, 257.
Jastram, 527.
Jay, 527.
Jayne, 527.
Java, E. I., 377.
Java Head, 157.
Java, W. S. Ship, 385.
Jeffers, 527.
Jefferson, 253, 371.
Jefferson College, Pa., 322.
Jefferson's Notes, 418.
Jeffrey, 527.
Jehrung, 527.
Jenckes, 528, 53, 314. ,
Jenckins, 531.
Jenne, 532. -
Jenner, 532.
Jennnigs, 532, 354.
Jennison, 532.
Jenny, India Ship, 216.
Jerauld, 532.
Jermin, 533.
Jernigham, 533.
Jeroliman, 533.
Jersey, 368.

Jersey, Prison Ship, 399.
Jessen, 533.
Jessies, 357.
Jett, 533.
Jew, 344, 365.
Jewess, 138, 160.
Jewett, 533.

INDEX

Jewett City, Ct., 430.

Jewish Cemetery, Newport, 473.

Jewish Society, 521.

Jillson, 533, 153.

John, 533.

John Adams, U. S. Ship, 399.

John Carter Brown Library, 100.

John Jay, Ship, 299, 381.

Johnson, 534, 112.

Johnston, R. I., 24, 27, 28, 29,
38,41, 46, 51, 54, 55,66, n^
74, 78, 81, 85, 89, 91, 107,
118, 122, 123, 124, 127, 132,
133. 137, 138, 140, 165, 170,
171, 173, 176, 188, 189, 213,
214, 216, 218, 220, 221, 232,
236, 247, 250, 258, 264, 278,
330, 351. 357, 361, 362, 379,
380, 385, 386, z?>T, 429, 436,
439, 442, 443, 448, 463, 464,
465, 471, 486, 511, 514, 527,

539-
Johnston, R. I., Baptist Church,

38.
Johnston, Vt., 248.
Johnstown, N. Y., 114, 294.
Joint, 537.
Jones, 537, 85, 260, 275, 282,

442, 450.
Jonesboro, Me., 247.
Jonesboro, Tenn., 370.
Jordan, 541.

Joseph, Schooner, 263, 339.
Joslin, 541.
Journal, 541.

"Journal de la Empire," 415.
Journal, the, 255.
Joy, 541,487-
Joyce, 542.
Joyeuse, 542.
Joyeux, 542.
Jso, 345-
Jubert, 542.
Jubin, 542.
Judah, 542.
Judd, 542.

Judge, a District, 519.
Judge, Associate of Pa., 489.
Judge Court Common Pleas,

505.

Judge Court Common Pleas,

Mass., 183.
Judge County Court, 231.
Judge District Court, 489.
Judge Inferior Court, Kmgs Co.,

R. I., 214.
Judge of Probate, 476, 480.
Judge Supreme Court, 505, 535.
Judge Supreme Court, R. I., 57.
Judge Supreme Court, Vt., 463.
Julien, 542.
Junior Class, Amherst College,

.469-
Junior Class, Brown University,

237-
Juno, Brig, 156.
Junot, 542.
Justice Court Common Picas,

253-
Justice Court Common Pleas,

Bristol Co., R. I., 112.
Justice Court Common Pleas,

Newport Co., R. I., 355.
Justice Court Common Pleas,

Providence Co., R. I., 238.
Justice, Chief, 369.
Justice, Chief, Supreme Court

Ct., 104.
Justice of Peace, 34, 36, 123,

171, 213,478, 514
Justice Supreme Court, 474.
Justice Supreme Court of N. B.,

112.
Justice U. S. Supreme Court,

259.
Justin, 542, 477.
Jesuit, General of the, 449.

K

Kareshan, Isle of, 192.
Kaskeskins, 146.
Katey, Schooner, 414.
Keene, N. H., 181.
Keltering, Eng., 404.
Kennebec River, 162.
Kennebunk, Me., 346, 363.
Kensington, N. H., 260.
Kent, 250.

INDEX

1,1

Kent Co., Del., 386.

Kent Co., Ohio, 368.

Kent Co., R. I., 134, 325, 436.

Kent Co., S. C, 181.

Kent, Eng., 336.

Kentucky, 93, 150, 159, 187,206,
323, 334, 344, 352, 408, 445,
457, 462.

Kentucky, Lieut. Gov. of, 244.

Kettle Point, R. I., 525.

Key West, 42, 171.

Kickamuet River, 178.

Killingly, Ct., 17, 22, 29, 36, 38,
45, 57, 59, 74, 104, 127, 132,
140, 227, 242, 246, 293, 296,
29«, 315, 316, 327, 339, 343,
355, 356, 360, 385, 386, 432,
504, 515, 516, 536.

Killingworth, Ct., 406.

Kinderhook, N. Y., 64, 362.

King George Co., Va., 316.

King of Great Britain, 456.

King of Spain, 511.

King's American Regiment, 372.

King's Attorney, 127.

King's Bench, Commissioner of,

^39-
King's Ow'n Regiment, 318.
Kingston, Jam., 76, 183, 430.
Kmgston, Mass., 18, 201.
Kingston, N. Y., 104.
Kingston, N. Y., Academy, 104.
Kingston, Pa., 346.
Kingston, R. I., 162, 207.
Kinsdale, Lord, 331.
Kittery, Me., 207, 316.
Knowles, 31.
Kobrim, Ger., 521.

La Chine, Ca., 285.

La Fayette, Gen., 466.

Lafeurche, Miss., 191.

La P'ourche, Ld., 498.

La France Ford, Marchioness of,

212.
Lagourdette, 408.
Lake, 63,

Lake Cayaga, N. Y., 337.
Lake Champlain, 211, 274,333,

432, 495-
Lake Champlain, Battle of, 226.
Lake Erie, 114, 21 r, 219, 240,

255, 275, 278, 293, 305, 322,

324, 339. 364, 462, 490, 539-
Lake Ontario, 126, 203, 264,

280, 458, 465.
Lamacde, 279.
Lambart, 420.
Lambart St., London, 404.
Lancashire, Eng., 375.
Lancaster Co., Pa., 203, 401,481.
Lancaster, Eng., 394, 487.
"Lancaster Journal," Pa., 457.
Lancaster, Mass., 47, 84, 86.
Lancaster, Pa., 249, 457.
Landsman, 389.
Land Surveyor, 529.
Landwick, Brig, 343.
Lanesboro, Mass., 155, 289.
Langdon, 411.
Langley, 1 18.
Languedoc, F" ranee, 342.
Lankford, 208.
Lansingburgh, Ind., 518.
Lansingburgh, Md., 183.
Lansingburgh, N. Y., 171, 206,

258, 476.
Lansingburgh, S. C, 322.
La Piedmonted, French Ship,

461.
La Corte, Ca., 285.
Earned, 279, 325.
Lascelles, 438.
Latham, 73.
Lauriston, Scot., 371.
Lawrence, U. S. Brig, 21 r, 219,

240, 255, 278, 305, 462, 490,

539-
Lawrenceville, Ga., 34.
Lawton, 182, 427.
Lawyer, 365.
Lazarette, the, 346.
Lazaretto, Pa., 453.
Leaf, Schooner, 72.
Learned, 353.
Leather Breeches, 252.
Leather Dresser, 453.

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INDEX

Lebanon, Ct., 85, 256, 292, 514.

Lebanon Garden, N. Y., 50.

Lebanon, Ohio, 399.

Lebanon, Pa., 388.

Lee, 372.

Lee, N. H., 389, 485.

Leeds, Eng., 204, 365.

Leeds, U. C, 381.

Leeseburg, Va., 312, 541.

Lefly, 239.

Legislature, Member of, 460.

Legislature, Speaker of, 369.

Legion of Honor, 174, 333.

Leicester, Mass., 30, 31, 55, 74,

86, 370, 435-
Legomidette, 257.
Lelosy, 355.
Lemon, 298.

Lemerick, Lord Bishop of, 157.
Lempster, Mass., 188.
Lenox, Mass., 262, 365, 422.
Lenox, N. Y., 114, 466.
Le Santito, 154.
Lesteck and Matthews, Action

of, 392.
Lester, Mass., 320.
Levant, H. B. M. Sloop of War,

287, 377, 382. 405, 463-
Leverett, Mass., 286.
Lewis, 221.
Lexington, Battle of, 72, 154,

213, 278, 290, 294, 318, 323,

359. 390, 451, 463, 473, 479,

483, 501. 502, 524.
Lexington, Ky., 178, 185, 205,

254, 278, 347, 354, 376, 450.
Lexington, Mass., 144, 199, 334,

376, 379, 401, 408, 426, 468.
Leysner's, 281.
Liberty, Brig, 95.
Library, the John Carter Brown,

100.
Licentiate, 536.

Lieut. Governor of Canada, 535.
Lieut. Governor of Conn., 519.
Lieut. Governor of R. L, 70.
Life Guards, Gen. Sullivan's,

77-
Light Artillery, U. S., 507, 512.
Ligoniel Valley, 412.

Limerick, Me., 359.

Lime Rock, R. L, 320.

Limner, 358.

Lincoln, 167.

Lincoln, Mass., 40.

Linden, Battle of, 414.

Lindly, 343.

Lindsleytown, N. Y., 78.

Linen Spinner, 515.

Lingon, 461.

Lippitt, 509.

Lippitt Factory, R. I., 219.

Lippitt's Regiment, 499.

Lippitt, R. L, 25.

Lisbon, Ct., 179, 229, 463.

Lisbon, Port, 176, 319, 371, 410.
452, 465, 521.

Litchfield Co, Ct., 150. ;'

Litchfield, Ct., 113, 150, 151,
262, 269, 321, 416, 504.

Litchfield, N. H., 248.

Little Britain, N. Y., 251.

Little Compton, R. L, 22, 24,
V^ 35- 49, 50, 59, 85, r93,
147, 148, 209, 215, 219, 224,
225, 260, 270, 271, 284, 349,
35.S, 368, 414, 418, 419, 434,
442, 447, 476, 477.

Little Egg Harbor, 24, 490.

Little River, 365.

Little Sandy River, 537.

Littleton, N. H., 314.

Livermore, Me., 369, 394, 492.

Liverpool, Eng., 67, 197, 211,
351, 368,394,410, 515, 530.

Liverpool Marine Hospital, 54.

Liverpool Packet, Ship, 204.

Loan Commissioner of Va., 538,

Locke, N. Y., 329.

Lockjaw, 452, 504.

Lockport, N. Y., 412.

Locust Grove, Ky., 276.

Logan, the Indian Chief, 418.

London, Eng., 23, 26, 132, 138,
153, 166, 171, 187, 188, 194,
203, 214, 216, 233, 246, 248,
255, 266, 269. 271, 287, 293,
297, 302, 310, 316, 330, 332,
342, 343, 345, 351, 364, 392,
394, 404, 419, 422, 425, 438,

INDEX

LIII

London, Eng.,— Continued.

446, 460, 462, 470, 473. 481.
483, 49'. 514. 524. 527. 533.

534. 535-
London Banker, 90.
London, Lord Bishop of, 500.
London, Lord Mayor of, 521.
London Stage, 490.
Londonderry, Ire., 313, 343.
Londonderry, N. H., 40, 493.
Long, I7t.

Long Island, 259, 285, 323, 493.
Long Island, Battle of, 94.
Long Island Sound, 472.
Longmeadow, Mass., 183, 238,

289.
Long Wharf, R. I., 253.
Lopez, 426.
Lord Bishop of Exeter, Eng.,

301.
Lord Dunniore, 418.
Lord Loudown, 438.
Louisburg, N. S., 167, 281, 308,

438, 526.
Louisiana, 211, 263, 322, 340,

401.
"Louisiana Rambler," 261.
Louisiana Ter., 272, 450.
Louisville, Ga., 166, 342, 253.
Louisville, Ky., 93, 276, 356,

398, 420, 540.
Lovell, 107.

Lower Ashuelot, N. H., 308.
Lower Ferry, 403.
Lower Sandusky, Ohio, 498.
Lowries, 198.
Lubeck, Me., 332.
"Lucayan Herald," 245.
Lucy, Schooner, 301, 366.
Lucretia, Schooner, 134.
Ludlow, Mass., 228.
Ludlow, Vt., 334.
Lunenburg, N. S., 186, 227,

295.
Lutherian Church, Pa., 174.
Lutzen, Ct., 521
Lyme, Ct., 33, 119, 427, 447,

448, 486.
Lyndon, 277, 527.
Lyndon, Vt., 243, 465, 487.

Lyman, 32.

Lynn, Mass., 66, 206, 226, 266,

379. 390, 419-
Lyon, 86.

M

Macedonian, Frigate, 102, 241,

279, 370, 468, 521.
Machais, Me., 226.
Mackensie. 1 19.
Maderia, 283.
Maderia Isles, 4S5.
Madgeburg, 4^4.
Madgeburg Tht-atre, 374.
Madison Co., N. Y.. 114, 127,

466.
Madison Co., Va., 520.
Madras, Ind., 95.
Madrid, Spain, 248. 517.
Madrid, Court of, 248.
Magadore, 256.
Magistrate, 444.
Magistrates, H. B. Majesties,

416.
Magistrates, State, 379.
Magnesia, 393.
Maguona, 318.
Maid of the Mill, boat, 281.
Maidstone, Frigate, 162, 207,

341.396.
Mail Robbery, 462.
Maine, 86, 168, 253, 321, 346,

399. 463
Martinico, W. I., 335.
Majestys, His Catholic, 336.
Majarbagaduce, 323.
Major General British Army,

151.
Major of Norwich, Ct., 206.
Malabar, Court of, 109.
Malacca, 136.
Malbone, 72.

Maiden, Mass., 154, 209,444.
Malta, Italy, 51, 152.
Malta, Governor of, 152.
Malta, Me., 261.
Mammon, 487.
Mamarang Isle, 377.

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INDEX

Manchester, 289, 311, 429-
Manchester, Ct , 296, 427.
Manchester, Eng., 44.
Manchester, N. Y , 68.
Manchester, Vt., 483.
ManHus, N. Y., 238, 523.
Manning, 69, 294, 408.
Mansfield, Ct., 101.
Mansfield, Mass., 27, 87, 298,

404.
Manson, 382.
Manson, Mass., 61, 67.
Manto, 255.
Manton, 264, 539.
Manuel, 181.
Marblehead, Mass., 192,193, 194,

226, 351, 407, 423, 476, 526,

531-
Marbles, 397.
Marcelles, Ship, 103.
Marcia, Brig, 76, 138.
Maria, Brig, 216, 347.
Maria Elizabeth, Ship, 446.
Marietta, Ohio, 49, 161, 163,

247, 266, 283, 374, 420, 438,

440, 443-
Marine Chair, 520.
Marine Corps, 237.
Marine Hospital, Va., 29, 391,

470.
Marine Insurance Co., 506.
Marine, Minister of, 331.
Mariner, 473, 496, 523.
Marines, 211, 212.
Marines, Lieut, of, 238, 268,

279. 364-
Marines, List of, in.
Marines, Major General of, 288.
Marines, Officer of, 412, 474.
Marischal College, Scot., 168,

298.
Marischal University, 168, 298.
Market, Public, 189.
Marlboro, Mass., 72, 244, 461.
Marlboro, N. H., 288.
Marseilles, hVince, 122,438, 447.
Marshfield, Mass., 472.
Martey, 129.
Martha's Vineyard, Mass., 28,

139, 239, 240, 317.

Martin, 41, 286, 312, 314.
Martinico, VV. L, 123, 132,

217. 332, 352, 542-

Martin's Pond, 390, 466.

Mary, Brig. 174, 268.

Mary Almy, Ship, 190.

Mary Ann, Schooner, 391.

Mary Ann, Ship, 438.

Mary Seamans, Brig, 221, 385.

Mary, Sloop, 223.

Maryland, 149, 155, 174, 217,
265, 278, 321, 341, 352, 354,
392, 410, 418, 448, 461, 478,

492. 497-
Maryland, Governor of, 480, 535.
"Maryland Journal," 364, 423.
Maryland, Protestant Bishop of,

271.
Mason, 222.

Masonic Hall, Boston, 378.
Masonic Honors, 140, 149, 170,

186, 189, 195, 203, 208, 217,

234, 235,247, 282, 291, 324,

339.34^. 354. 359, 37^, 412,
418, 445, 505, 511, 532, 539.

Masons, Grand Lodge of, 378.

Masons, Grand Master of, 323.

Masquito Cove, L. L, 352.

Massachusetts, 63, 75, 117, 142,
170, 176, 178, 209, 217, 240,
250, 254, 268, 280, 309, 321,
339, 372, 379, 388, 405, 426,
43', 457,473, 522, 533-

Massachusetts and Rhode Island,
Bishop of, 164.

Massachusetts Assembly, 65,
197.

Massachusetts Bay, 174, 445.

Massachusetts, Commissioner of,
104.

Massachusetts Constitution, 222,
231.

Massachusetts Convention, 222,
231.

Massachusetts, Episcopal Bishop
of, 164.

Massachusetts General Assem-
bly, 422.

Massachusetts, General Court
of, 28.

INDEX

LV

Massachusetts General Hospital,

19.
Massachusetts Governor, 192,

212, 372,459, 516.
Massachusetts Legislature, 182,

231, 251, 325.
Massachusetts, Lieut. Gov. of,

313, 366.
Massachusetts, Representative

of, 28.
Massachu.setts Senate, 60, 105,

176, 183, 513.
Massachusetts State Prison, 201.
Massachusetts State Senator,

496.
Massachusetts Superior Court,

393- ,. ,

Massachusetts Supreme Judicial

Court, 319.
Massachusetts, Treasurer of, 464.
Master in Chancery, 358.
Master Joiner, 263.
Master Warden, 375.
Matanzas, W. L, 60, 62, 240,

253, 254, 325, 347, 373, 395.

404, 451, 452, 454, 480
Matchman, 277.
Math matician, 316, 424.
Mati.ematics, 153, 356, 507, 517.
Mathematics Prof, of, 105, 180,

367-
Mather, 489.
Mathews, 45.
Mathews and Lestecks, Action

of, 392.
Matilda, Schooner, 132.
Matross Royal Artillery, 424.
Mattingly, 520.
Mattocks, 347.
Maxwell, 482.
McCall, 253.
McClelland, 173.
Mclntire, 304.
Mclntyre, 464.
McKean, 227.
McLain, 344.
McNeil, 150.
Meadville, Pa., 265.
Mechanic, 318.
Mechanic, An Ingenius, 484.

Mechanics, 296.
Meclenburg Co., Va., 238.
Medbury, Mass., 56.
Medfield, Mass., 80, 435, 460,

532.
Medford, Mass., 176, 212, 213,

272.
Medford, Pa., 331.
Medical Lecturer, 311.
Medical Quack, 510.
Mediterranean Sea, 288, 368.
Mediterranean, Squadron, 412
Medway, Mass., 105, 228, 503,

541.
Melton, N. Y., 103.
Melville, Lord Viscount, 352.
Member of Congress, 22, 31, 90,

109, 113, 392, 394. 397. 461,

462, 470, 475, 485. 49'. .^05.

512, 513, 524, 534, 538.
Member Conn. Council, 493.
Member General Assembly of

Conn., 488.
Member Gen. Assembly of R. L,

503, 511, 522, 528.
Member of Legislature, 460.
Member N. Y. Assembly, 484.
Member Parliament, 481, 535.
Mendon, Mass., 55, 69, 73, 82,

87, 104, 108. 118, 209. 218,

225, 281, 294, 320, 321, 338,

375. 396, 438. 459, 469-

Menotomy, Mass., 401.

Menotomy, Va., 315.

Merchant, 357, 366. 376, 450,
451, 452, 453, 454, 4!;5. 457.
466, 473, 474. 476, 482. 4'^5.
490, 493, 494. 521, 523. 525.
529. 531. 532, 537, 541- 542.

"Merchantile Advertiser," 309.

"Mercure Brittannique," 354.

Meridian, Ship, 530.

Merino Sheep, 511.

Merionethshire, Scot., 413.

Merrissounnia, 177.

Merton, 243.

Messena, Spain, 412, 428.

Messenger, House of Represen-
tatives, U. S., 278.

Methodist Bishop, 284, 302.

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INDEX

Methodist Church, 326, 341, 527-
Methodist Minister, 229, 310,

349-
Methuan, Mass., 155, 377-

Mexico, 473.

Mexico, Emperor of, 521.
Mexico, N. Y., 205.
Middleboro, Mass., 45. 53. 82,

107, 108, 145. 178, 188, 315,

487. 512.
Middlebury, Mass., 188.
Middlebury, Vt., 114. 390.
Middlebrook, N. J., 505-
Middlefield, Mass., 33.
Middle Haddom Landing, Ct.,

539-
Middlesex Co., N. J., 516.

Middlesex, Del., 278.

"Middlesex Gazette," 354.

Middlesex Jail, Mass., 320.

Middletown, Ct., 78, 85, 156, 179,

230, 306, 433. 457. 489. 493.

501, 506, 507, 514. 523. 535-
Middletown, Mass., 312.
Middletown, N. Y., 169, 302.

Middletown, R. I., 31. 33. 43.
46,48, 51, 70, 74,75,84,107,
no, 112, 113, 114. 118, 125,
147, 148, 155, 156, 185, 223,
224, 246, 259, 277, 283, 300,
354. 355. 359. 360, 409. 410,

430, 454, 475, 493. 498, 520.
Middletown, Vt., 142, 44.S.

Midshipman, 60, 171, 199. 205,
287, 308, 322, 335, 341, 343,
363. 370, 373. 399. 400, 427,

431, 460, 468, 480, 489, 496,
527.

Milford, Ct., 230.

Milford, Eng., 391.

Milford, Mass., 45, 67, 71, 73,

254, 300, 320, 402, 424.
Milford, N. H., 465.
Milford, Ohio, 223.
Military Academy, 315, 367.
Military Honors, 196, 203, 208,

237, 246. 289, 336, 376, 414,

445. 452, 534-
Military Hospital, 281, 393.

Militia, 23, in, 123, 250, 316,

350.
Militia Canada, 535.
Millard, 195, 394-
Millbury, Mass., 29, 264.
Milledgeville, Ga., 486.
Millerstown, Pa., 470.
Million Bank, Eng., 305.
Mill Pond, Mass., 63, 108, 452.
Mill Pond, the Upper, 269.
Mill Prison, Eng., 113.
Mills, 156.

Millstone, N. J., 400.
Milton, Mass., 170, 501, 527.
Minden. Battle of, 358.
Minisink, N. Y., 277.
Minister, First in Town, 511.
Minor Conventual P'riars, 407.
Missionary, 287, 432, 472, 534,

536.
Missionary Society, 471.
Missions, Allied, 302.
Mississippi Scheme, Eng., 331,
Mississippian, 150.
Mississippi Territory, 181, 403,

513-
Missolonghi, Greece, 241.
Missouri, 163.
Mistonico, 418.
Mobile, Ala., 46, 129, 236, 252,

308, 337, 371. 540.
Modesty, Schooner, 415, 505.
Mohawk River, 497.
Mohegan, Indian Preacher, 298.
Monmouth, Battle of, 83, 109,

136, 212, 428.
Monmouth, N. J., 302.
Monmouth, N. Y., 301.
Monserrat. 148, 181, 207, 241,

244, 434, 478, 489-
Monson, Mass., 521.
Montague, PVigate, 241.
Montecello, Ga., 69.
Montecello, Va., 371.
Montego Bay, W. I., 227.
Montezuma, N. Y., 172.
Montgomery, 50.
Montgomery, Ala., 86.
Montgomery Co., N. Y., 536.

INDEX

LVII

Montgomery Co., Pa., 53, 373.

381.
Montgomery, Ga., 327.
Montgomery, N. Y., 246.
Montpelier, France, 42.
Montreal, Ct., 167, 174, i8r,

269, 369, 535-
Montville, Ct., 32, 201, 291,

298, 344.
Moore, 269, 359.
Moose Island, 454.
Moravian Church, Newport,

60, 372.
Moreland, 153.
Morgan, 34, 142.
Morgantown, Va., 279.
Morrell, 104.
Morris, 83.

Morris Co., N. J., 335.
Morristown, N. J., 333, 504.
Morristovvn, N. Y., 127.
Morrisville, Pa., 280.
Mott, 157.

Mt. Airy College, 367.
Mt. Eagle, Va., 375.
Mountersling, Ky., 290.
Mt. Holly, N. J., 446.
Mt. Hope, R. I , 167, 201.
Mt. Pleasant, Florida, 115.
Mt. Vernon, N. H., 267.
Mt. Vesuvius, 257.
Movvry, 205.
Mulatto, 364, 372, 389.
Mulberry Grove, Ga., 436.
Mumford, 344.
Munro, 26.
Munroe, 158.
Murray, 343, 536.
Musgrave, Baron, 212.
Musical Glasses, 255.
Muskrat root, 488.
Musselmans Laws, 456.
Myers, 192.
Myrrah, 226.
Mystic, Ct., 366.
Mystic River, Mass , 377.

N

Nahant, Mass., 206.
Nancie, Brig, 332.

Nancy, Brig, 221.
Nancemond Co., Va., 196.
Nantucket, Mass., 46, iii, 116,
141, 156, 157, 244, 282, 287,

37i» 385. 391, 399, 401, 410,
414, 427, 429, 479, 487, 515,
541, 542.

Nantucket Bank, 391.

Naples, Court of, 456.

Napoleon, 354.

Napoleon, Body Guard, 521.

Napoleon, General, 542.

Napoleon, Schooner, 455.

Narragansett, R. I., 187, 297,

378-
Narragansett Bay, 47, 141, 297,

305, 402.
Narragansett Ferry, R. I., 435.
Narragansett Indian, 42.
Nashville, Tenn., 35.
Nassau, Duchey of, 102.
Nassau, N. P., 182, 263.
Nassau, N. Y., 18, 176, 242.
Nassau, W. I., 525.
Natchez, La., 21 1.
Natchez, Miss., 83, 87, 182, 222,

261, 370, 392, 415, 450.
Natchez, Tenn., 370.
Natchitoches, La., 520.
Natic, Mass., 213.
Natic, R. I., 23, 49, 92, 492.
National Assembly of France,

538.
National Constitution, 218, 240.
National Convention, 240.
National, Vessel, 126.
Nattaway, N, H., 69.
Natural and Civil History, Prof.

of, 168.
Natural Philosophy, 298, 356,

500, 507.
Navigator, 248.
Navtha Sound, 533.
Navy, British, 274.
Navy, United States, 22, 28, 58,

60,62,69, 70, 81, 102, 114

119, 148, 151, 160, 173, 174,

192, 217, 245, 286, 293, 334,

343, 353, 364, 369, 397, 40i,

I.VIII

INDEX

Navy, United States,— Con-
tinued.
410, 415, 416, 460, 466, 514,

523-

Naval Commander, 218, 488.

Navy, Continental, 369.

Navy Department, 495.

Navy Expedition, the First, 497.

Naval Office, 24.

Naval Officer, 175, 309.

Navy Treasury Auditor, 399.

Navy Purser, 425.

Navy Yard, 22.

Navy Yard, Charlestown, Mass.,
263.

Navy, Vt., 113.

Nazareth, Pa., 60.

Needham, Mass., 90.

Negro, 222, 465.

Nelson, 152, 513.

Nelson Co., Va., 280.

Nelson, N. Y., 313.

Neptune, Ship, 483.

New Albany, Ind., 276.

Newark, Del., 301.

Newark Falls, N. J., 311.

Newark, N. J., 159, 191, 197,
323, 360,481, 492, 534.

Newark, Ohio, 90.

New Bedford, Mass., 25, 30, 32,
38, 45, 54, 58, 59, 85, III,
166, 205, 224,226, 261, 283,
292, 329, 342, 353, 418, 443,
452, 471, 487, 526, 532.

New Berlin, N. Y., 306.

Newbern, N. C, 34, 174, 363,
487.

New Brunswick, 151, 166.

New Brunswick, Council of, 151.

New Brunswick, Governor of,
268.

New Brunswick, N. J., 461.

New lirunswick, N. S., 262.

New Burgh, N. J., 104, 144.

New Burgh, N. Y., 411,455.

Newbury, Mass., 260, 486.

Newburyport, Mass., 88, 164,
237, 247, 282, 297, 309, 370,
338, 360,411, 418, 419, 444,
451,460,465,468, 531, 532.

New Castle, Del., 169.

New Castle, Eng., 162.

Newell, 37, 493.

New England, 91, 103, 211, 335,

440, 443-
Newgate, Eng., 210, 214, 233,

343. 364, 428.

Newhall, 74.

New Hampshire, 63, 76, 83, 139,
162, 391, 420, 428, 452, 454,
512.

New Hampshire Councillor, 63.

New Hampshire, Governor of,
420

New Hampton, N. H., 311.

New Haven, Ct., 17, 40, 61, 62,
77,78, 84, 141,159, '70, 172,
179, 212, 218, 265, 272, 276,
278, 284, 316, 317, 327, 334,
364, 375. 382, 387. 401, 437.

439, 441, 443, 447, 453, 465,
467, 483, 488, 495. 504, 506,
507, 510, 511, 519, 521, 526,

527. 534, 537-

New Haven, District of, 387.

New Haven Harbor, 149.

New Haven, Port of, 387.

New Ipswich, N. H., 377-

New Jersey, 150, 182, 185, 188,
203, 222, 273, 279. 297, 299,
315,318, 320, 328, 384, 392,

440, 447, 459, 466, 480, 509.
New Jersey, British Governor of,

397-
New Jersey College, 364, 384,

440.

New Jersey, Governor of, 505.

New London, Ct., 24, 27, 67,
104, no, III, 115, 177, 254,
263, 266, 269, 284, 314, 319,
333, 335, 336, 345, 353. 354,
369, 393, 395. 398, 401, 402,
429, 432, 435,437, 438, 443,
446, 455, 475, 488, 494, 502,

509, 514-
New London, N. H., 389, 445,

481.
New Lisbon, Ohio, 290.
New Market, N. H., 104.
New Marlboro, N. H., 153.

INDEX

ux

New Milford, Ct., 321.

New Orleans, La., 19, 23, 34, 47,
73. 75. 83, 95, 105, 113, 114,
119, 159, 160, 168, 173, 198,
202, 221, 225, 239, 241, 244,
246, 260, 271, 272, 275, 284,
317, 322. 337, 340, 345, 353,

367, 371. 378, 3S5. 387. 389,
401, 417, 423, 450, 454, 478,

497, 501, 509, 510, 513. 530.'
New Orleans "Iris," 168.
Newport, Ky., 74, 375.
Newport Manufacturing Co.,

N. Y., 499.
Newport, N. H., 530.
Newport, N. Y., 197, 499.
Newport, Ohio, 440.
Newport County, R. I., 51, 253,

355. 399-
Newport, R. I.:

18, 21,22,23,24, 25, 26, 27,
28, 29. 30, 31, 32, 33, 35, 36,

37. 3^> 39. 41. 42, 43. 44, 45,
46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 54,
56,57, 58, 59,6061, 62, 65,
66, 67, 69, 70, 72, 74, 75, 77,
78, 82, 85, 86, 87, 88, 89, 90,
92, 93, 95, 103, 104, 105, 106,
107, no, III, 113, 114, 115,
116, 117, 118, 118, 124, 125,
126, 127, 129, 130, 134, 137,
139, 140, 141, 142, 143,
144, 147, 148, 149, 150, 153,
154, 155, 156, 157, 159, 164,
166, 167, 168, 169, 170, 171,
172, 173, 174, 176, 177, 178,
180, 183, 184, 185, 187, 188,
189, 192, 193, 196, 197, 198,
199, 200, 202, 203, 204, 205,
206, 208, 209, 212, 213, 214,
215, 216, 217, 218, 219, 220,
221, 222, 223, 224, 228, 229,
230, 232, 233, 234, 236, 237,
238, 240, 241, 243, 244, 245,
246, 247, 249, 250, 251, 252,
253. 255, 257, 258, 259, 260,
261, 262, 263, 264, 265, 269,
270, 272, 273, 274, 275, 276,
277, 279, 280, 281, 282, 283,
284, 285, 286, 287, 288, 289,

Newport, R. I. — Continued.

292, 294, 295, 296, 299, 300,
301, 302, 303, 304, 305, 306,
307, 309, 310, 315, 319, 320,
321, 322, 323, 324, 325, 326,
327, 328, 329, 330, 333, 334,
335, 336, 343, 344, 346, 347,
348, 349, 351, 352, 353. 354,
355, 357. 358, 359, 360, 361,
362, 366, 367, 368, 371, 373,

374. 375, 478, 379, 381, 382,
383. 385. 388, 389, 391, 395,
397. 398, 401, 402, 403, 405,
408, 409, 410, 41 1, 412, 412,
414, 415, 416, 417, 419, 421,
422, 423, 424, 426, 427, 429,

430, 432, 434, 435, 437, 438,
440, 441, 442, 443, 444, 445,
446, 447, 448, 450, 451, 452,

453, 454. 455, 457, 45^, 459,
460, 462, 463, 464, 465, 466,
467, 468, 470, 472, 473, 474,

475, 476, 477, 478. 479, 480,
481, 484, 485, 486, 488, 493,
494. 495. 496, 497. 5oo, 502,
503, 504, 505, 506, 508, 509,
510, 513, 5'4. 517. 520, 521,
522, 523, 524, 525, 526, 527,
531. 533, 534, 536, 537, 538.
539, 540.

Newport Asylum, 24, 30, 42, 49,
56, 89, 156, 169, 180, 233,
306, 425.

Newport Harbor, 110,203,320,
477, 495, 516.

Newport Jail Keeper, 52.

"Newport Mercury," 154, 397.

New Paltz, N. Y., 52.

New Providence, Ind., 188.

New Providence, W. I., 61, 117,
140, 151, 223, 245, 355.

Newry, Ire., 200,

New Salem, Mass., 163.

New Shoreham, R. I., 18, 87,
429.

New South Church, Boston, 503.
Newspaper Carrier, 376.
Newton Creek, L. I., 427.

LX

INDEX

Newton, Mass., 167, 355, 416,
431, 458, 468, 469, 495, 522,

523-

Newton, Pa., 44.

Newtown, Ct., 150.

Newtown, L. I., 275.

Newtown, R. I., 297, 402.

New York, 122, 134, 212, 219,
408, 448, 452, 470, 494, 529.

New York City, 19. 20, 21, 34,
40, 42. 43, 44, 45, 59, 60, 64,
65, 66, 67, 69, 70. 71, 75. 76,
'JT, 78, 80, 82, 90, 91, 95.
102, 103, 104, 109, no, 112,
117, 119, 128, 135, 144, 148,
150, 154, 158, 161, 166, 168,
170, 172, 175, 178, 181, 182,
183, 185, 189, 192, 194, 197,
198, 199, 200, 212, 215, 225,
226, 227, 237, 240, 241, 243,
245, 248, 255, 257, 258, 262,
264, 266, 268, 270, 273, 274,
275, 277, 279, 280, 281, 283,
284, 287, 288, 290, 291, 293,
295, 297, 298, 299, 304, 307,
309,312, 316, 317, 318, 320,
323, 324, 330, 331, 334, 335,
337, 341, 342, 343- 345^ 35°,
351, 352, 353. 354. 355. 358,
359, 365. 366, 368, 369, 370,
373. 374. 375. 376, 379, 381,
383, 385, 392, 393, 396, 397,
398, 399, 401, 403, 405. 406,
407, 408, 409, 411, 413, 416,
417, 418, 419, 424, 425, 426,
431, 432, 436, 439, 441, 444,
445, 446, 447, 451, 452, 458,
460, 462, 465, 466, 470, 471,
472, 473, 474, 480, 481, 483,
484, 486, 487, 489, 490, 493,
497. 506,508, 515, 517, 521,
522, 523, 525, 527, 528, 531,
534. 536, 538, 540, 542.

"New York American," 66.

New York Assembly, 95, 484.

New York Bar, 76.

New York Bay, 399.

New York Fever, 72.

New York Harbor, 165, 225,
238, 327, V7, 405, 434. 448.

New York Harbor, — Continued.

453, 515, 526.
New York Hospital, 28, 37, 90,
146, 253, 255, 307, 318, 391,

431, 536.

New York, Lieut. Governor of,
212.

New York Northern Dist, 27.

New York, Pa., 149.

New York Police Justice, 170.

New York Postmaster, 148.

New York Post Office, 169.

New York Prison, 352.

New York Province, 285.

New York, Ship, 499.

New York State Treasurer, 153.

New York Theatre, 490.

New York Weekly Museum,
465.

Niagara, U. S. Brig, 324, 462.

Niagara, N. Y., 427.

Nichols, 127, 541.

Nile, Battle of the, 455.

Niles, 441.

Ninth Judicial Dist. of Pa., 457.

Nixonville, N. C, 382.

Nodawa River, 227.

Nonsuch, U. S. Schooner, 335.

Norbonne, Duke of, 342.

Norfolk Co., Mass., 60, 476.

Norfolk Harbor, Va., 28, 93.

Norfolk, H. B. M. Ship, 392.

Norfolk, Mass., 384.

Norfolk, Va., 29, 62, 66, 102, 119,
145, 177, 178, 182, 192, 319,
223, 229, 232, 233, 241, 257,
265, 284, 369, 372. 374, 382,
403, 408, 425, 431, 447, 456,
461, 465, 489, 541.

Norreton, N. Y., 536.

Norristown, Pa., 374.

North America, 304, 471.

North America, British Army of ,

151-
Northampton, Mass., 20, 24, 37,

43, 45, 49, 63, 84, 86, 88, 93,

94, 105, 214, 341, 343, 480,

512, 513, 526.
Northampton, N. Y., 378.
Northampton, Pa., 271.

INDEX

I,XI

Northamptonshire, Eng., 340,
404.

Northboro, Mass., 443.

North Bradford, Ct., 151.

Northbridge, Mass., 357.

North Braintree, Mass., 488.

North Brookfield, Mass., 457.

North Burial Yard, Prov., 122,
299, 424, 463, 497, 522.

North Carolina, 31, 36, 104, 109,
139, 185, 203, 226, 242, 257,
279. 289, 303. 319. 322, 328,
363. 398, 420, 433. 465, 504.

534-
North Carolina, Governor of,

397, 535-
North Carolina "Journal," 489.
North Carolina Superior Court,

535-

North Church, Boston, 367.

Northern Department, 268.

Northfield, Mass., 118, 276.

North Guilford, Ct., 289.

North Kingstown, R. I., 2-;, 32,
37, 51,63,65,76, 83, 84, 113,
137, 141, 148, 165, 174, 180,
206, 215, 216, 218, 223, 246,
254, 256, 261, 263, 275, 279,
283, 285, 286, 292, 293. 323,
324, 340, 365, 384, 408, 409,
410, 411, 414, 452, 453, 454,
469, 470,474,475, 513.

North Kingstown Bank, 58.

North Milford, Ct., 167.

North Point, Md., 476.

North Providence, R. I., 19, 23,
28, 29, 38, 48, 55, 56, 61, 80,
81, 86, 88, 91, loi, 113, 122,
123, 124, 125, 157, 172, 196,
208, 217, 219, 231, 249, 250,
251, 273, 287, 290, 312, 314,
315. 327, 338, 339, 360, 371,
372. 377. 378, 393, 397, 440,
442, 462, 471, 472, 484, 496,
497, 499, 505, 510, 511, 513,
516. 518, 528, 529, 530, 531,

535-
North River, 304, 396, 464, 471.
North Stratford, Ct., 169.
Northumberland Co., Pa., 124.

Northumberland, 358.

North up, 174.

North West Coast, 367, 485.

North Yarmouth, Me., 280, 420

North Yarmouth, Mass., 441

446, 473-
Norton, Mass., 24, 39, 46, 134,
151, 179, 208, 272, 275, 320,

419^ 439, 534-

Nottingham, N. H., 240, 271.

Nova Scotia, 127, 284, 335, 398.

Nova Scotia, Province of, 416.

Norwalk, Ct., 170, 234, 245, 387.

Norway, 454.

Norway, N. Y., 194, 429.

Norwich, Ct., 41, 50, 53, 60, 93,
104, 127, 128, 145, 146, 177,
185, 196, 206, 209, 217, 218,
231, 254, 264, 272, 274, 284,

326, 335, 344, 347, n^^ 387,
393, 403, 415, 417, 446, 448,
475, 479, 487, 495, 499, 500,
504, 505, 507, 513, 514, 538,

Norwich Bank, 206.

Norwich Harbor, 482.

Norwich Landing, 129.

Norwich River, 409.

Norwich, Eng., 462.

Norwich, U. C, 68.

Norwich, Vt., 82, 209.

Noyean, 246.

Oakmgham, Eng., 211.
Oatley, 214.
Oconie River, 524.
Oculist, 522.
Officer of Marines, 474.
Ogdensburgh Co., N. Y., 220.
Ogdensburgh, N. Y., 95, 390.
Ohio, 57, 60, 90, 116, 141, 152,

163, 168, 185, 222, 253, 364,

408, 419, 512.
Ohio River, 240, 304, 406.
Oil Creek. Pa., 388.
Old Brick Church, Boston, 396.
Old Congress, 94, 480.
Old French War, 281.

LXII

INDEX

Old Point Comfort, Va., 82.

Old Provost Prison, N. Y., 300.

Old Providence, 520.

Old South Church, Boston, 361.

Old York, 127.

Olney, 19, 88, 160, 195. 273. 438,

440, 452, 476.
Olneyville, R. I., 17. 73. 78, 81,

85, 87, 91. 233, 296.
Olympus, Brig, 362.
One Hundredth Regiment, 456,

535-
Oneida Chief, 533.
Oneida County, N. Y., 271, 390,

4«5-
Oneida Warrior, 460.
Onondaga Co., N. Y., 319.
Onondaga, N. Y., 512.
Ontario, Ca., 519.
Ontario County, N. Y., 68, 71.
Ontario, Passage boat, 20.
Ontario, Sloop of War, 368, 454.
Open Court, 456.
Oporto, Spain, 350.
Orange Co., Ga., 540.
Orange Co., N. Y., 279, 302.
Orange, N. J., 292.
Orangetown, N. Y., 508.
Oratory, Professor of, 155.
Orazimbo, Brig. 114, 337.
Ordinary Seaman, 373, 462, 490.
Oriskany, N. Y., 467.
Orleans Beach, 141, 171, 190,

280.
"Orleans Gazette," 1 19.
Orleans, Mass., 164.
Ormsbee, 283, 296.
Orporto, Spain, 500.
Oscar Packet, Schooner, 287.
Ostend Bar, 248.
Oswego, N. Y., 390.
Otis, Mass., 108.
Otsego Co., N. Y., 387, 489.
Owens, 343.
Owykee, L. I., 302.
Oxcart, 108.
Oxford, Eng., 330.
Oxford, Mass., 36, 63, 211, 303,

508.
Oxford, N. Y., 401.

Oxford, University of, 500.
Oyster Bay, L. I., 287.

Pacific Ocean, 282, 542.

Padelford, 422.

Padilla, Mexico, 521.

Paine, 445.

Painter, 446, 524.

Palatine, N. Y., 281.

Palatine, the, 212.

Palestine Mission, 51.

Palmer River, 524.

Panther, Ship, 20.

Poposquash, 267.

Paragon, Ship, 284.

Parida, W. I., 91.

Paris, P" ranee, 52, 64, 106, 128,
140, 157, 168, 174, 199, 226,
244, 265, 266, 301, 326, 328,
329,331,332, 333, 336, 344,
352, 378, 389, 400, 412, 415,
426, 480, 538.

Paris, France, Duke of, 330.

Paris, France, Mayor of, 389.

Paris, Ky., 299.

Parish Clerk, 166.

Parker, 349, 389.

Park Place, P^ng., 186.

Parliament, Member of, 161,481,

535-
Parsons, 325.

Parsonsfield, Me., 231, 537.
Parthian, Sloop of War, 1 50.
Patagonia, Brig, 92.
Patie, 197.

Patience, Isle of, 292, 474.
"Patriot and Chronicle," 152.
Patriot, Schooner, 525.
"Patriot," the, 27, 539.
"Patriotic Register," 444.
Patroon of Troy, 483.
Patterson, Ship, 125, 348.
Patty, 337.

Pauketannock Cove, Ct., 142.
Paul, 294.

INDEX

LXIII

Pawtucket, 28, 3i» 35. 36, 37. 40.
46, 47 48, 53, 55, 57, 58, 59,
63, 67, 68, 69, 84, 88, 90, 92,
109, 115, 119, 124, 132, 136,
143, 147, 151, 165, 166, 170,
174, 177, 187, 198, 199, 200,
204, 208, 228, 233, 249, 271,
286, 289, 308, 311. 315. 323.

339.343. 349. 355. 383. 385.
386, 387, 402, 403, 414, 426,
441, 452, 456, 466, 476, 478,
503, 510, 511, 513, 519, 528,

529.530. 531. 532.

Pawtucket River, 213.

Pawtuxet, R. I., 23, 28, 30, 31,
l^. 33. 34, 39. 54. 58, 62, 86,
102, 103, 119, 126, 129, 133,
135. 136, 137, 138, 162, 165,
185, 204, 223, 237, 247, 249,
250, 251, 286, 299, 305, 328,
338, 441, 442, 464, 471, 472,
492, 496, 498, 501, 503, 511,
512, 516.

Pawtuxic Cove, 74.

Pawtuxet Union Seminary, 404.

Paymaster, 471.

Paymaster's Clerk, 504.

Peacock, U. S. Ship, 171.

Pearce, 68, 105.

Pearson Co., N. C, 540.

Peck, 115, 267, 325. 349-

Pedlar, Brig, 25, 447.

Peekskill, N. Y., 410.

Pegasus, Brig, 536.

Pelea Isles. 194.

Pelham, Mass., 68, 115.

Pembroke, Mass., 390, 488.

Pembroke, N. H., 281.

Pemegewassett River, 275.

Pendleton Dist., S. C, 419.

Penfield, N. Y., 160, 225, 458.

Penitentiary of Pa., 254.

Penmanship, 532.

Penn, 187, 421.

Pennsylvania, 91, 106, 132, 140,
147, 148, 149, 158, 176, 201,
222, 225, 352, 364, 372, 396,
407, 421, 449, 465, 475.

Pennsylvania, Bank of, 280, 396.

Pennsylvania, Dist. of, 243.

Pennsylvania, Federal Dist. of,

278.
"Pennsylvania Gazette," 454.
Penn.sylvania, Governor of, 227,

456, 484.
Pennsylvania Line, 194.
Pennsylvania, Speaker of House

of, 500.
Pennsylvania, Treasurer of, 378.
Pennsylvania, University of, 155,

346.

Penong, 225.

Pensacola, Florida, 201,211, 223,
519.

Perigeux, F'rance, 141.

Perkins, 264.

Perrin, 422.

Perry, 99, 443, 460.

Perry Hall, Md., 430.

Perseverance, Brig, 368.

Perseverance, U. S. Castle, 418.

Perth Amboy, N. J., 226.

Perth, N. C, 105.

Pest, Hungary, 330.

Peterboro, N. H., 417.

Peters, 295.

Petersburg, Va., jS, 170.

Petersburg, Va., Branch Bank,
178.

Petersham, Mass., 176, 390.

Petersham, N. H., 487.

Phenix, British Ship, 471.

Philadelphia Co., Pa., 519.

Philadelphia, 19, 20, 22, 24, 53,
59, 62, 67, 70, 79, 94, 102,
106, no, 112, 116, 117, 118,
120, 124, 125, 131, 138, 141,
144, 145, 148, 149, 150, 152,
154. 155. 156, 157. 160, 161,
162, 163, 166, 167, 171, 172,
175. 176, 177. 178, 184, 185,
191, 195, 197, 200, 201, 205,
207, 209, 210, 211, 217, 218,
223, 226, 227, 228, 235, 240,
241, 243. 245, 247, 248, 254,
255, 256, 257, 261, 262, 266,
271, 277, 278, 279, 280, 281,
282, 288, 290, 297, 298, 303,
304, 307.309, 310, 313. 318,
321, 322, 324, 328, 330, 332,

LXIV

INDEX

Philadelphia, — Continued.

333, 334. 336, 337, 34i, 343,
346, 347, 349. 350. 351, 352,
354, 359, 361, 362, 364, 366,

370, 371, n^^ m^ 374, 375,
zn^ 378, 381, 385, 388, 389,
390, 392, 396, 397, 401, 404,
406, 407, 412, 416, 419, 420,
423, 424, 431, 432, 433, 437,
440, 444, 445, 449, 452, 453,

454, 4S5, 456, 457, 458, 461,
463, 465, 466, 468, 469, 474,
477, 478, 479, 480, 482, 4.S3,
484, 485, 487, 488, 489, 490,
491, 492, 496, 499, 504, 505,
508, 509, 510, 511, 515, 517,
519, 520. 522, 523, 524, 525,
526, 527, 528. 537, 538, 539,
541, 542.

Philadelphia Chamber of Com-
merce, 388.

Philadelphia Navy Yard, 138.

"Philanthropist," the, 204, 502.

Philip, King, 270.

Philip's War, 432.

Philomath, 533.

Phoenix, 37.

Physician, 128, 406, 450, 522.

Physician, the Scotch, 431.

Pickett, 220.

Pick Pocket, 160.

Pikeland, Pa., 187.

Piketon, Ohio, 135.

Pilot, the oldest, 243.

Pinckney, 508.

Pinckneyville, Miss., 514.

Pine Ikish, N. Y., 514.

Pineville, S. C, 247.

Piquet, 506.

Piracy, 398, 446.

Pirates, 185, 355, 512, 525, 542.

Pistol, 180, 277, 444, 481, 492.

Pitman, 274, 439, 445.

Pittsburg, Pa., 156, 159,245,418,
467, 515.

Pittsburgh, Pa., 106, 448.

Pittsfield, Mass., 160, 174, 179,

537-
Pittston, N. Y.,205.
Pius VII, 266, 291.

Pizarro, Brig, 275.

Plainfield, Ct., 93, 172, 196, 256,

273, 285, 304, 343, 347, 372.
Plains of Abraham, 211.
Pleas, Court of Common, 310.
Plattsburg, N. Y., 285.
Plymouth, Eng., 113.
Plymouth, Mass., 201, 271, 301,

323, 396, 405, 427,469-
Plymouth Rock, 107.
Pocahontas, Brig, 35, 136, 180,

368.
Packersfield, 168.
Point Comfort, Va., 17.
Point Petre Guadeloupe, W. I.,

125.
Point Pleasant, Prov., 35.
Poison, 463.
Pokanoket, 270.
Poland, 449.
Poland, Me., 455.
Poland, Ohio, 368.
Politician, 303.
Polly, Brig, 509.
Polly, Sloop, 317.
Pomeroy, 526.
Pomfret, Ct., 68, 116, 123, 146,

160, 173, 247, 263, 273, 324,

344, 374, 440, 448, 449, 454.

474, 504, 507, 518, 522.
Pompey, N. Y., 252.
Ponagansett River, 181.
Poor House, 416.
Pope, 117.
Poplar Tree, 455.
Portage Co., N. Y., 337.
Port au Prince, W. I,, 124, 163,

221, 240, 253, 345, 414.
Portchester, Baron, 481.
Portchester, Lord, 481.
"Port Folio," 334.
Portland, Me., 29, 54, 61,94, 163,

184, 185, 200, 202. 237, 280,

347, 349. 392, 393, 4^5, 5 12.
Port Nash, W. I., 325.
Port Navis, 3 1 7.
Porto Bello, W. I., 120, 524.
Porto Rico, W. I., 113, 335.
Port Republican, 394.
Portrait Painter, 351, 358.

INDEX

LXV

Portsmouth, Eng., 210, 502.

Portsmouth, N. H., 19, 23, 29,
42, 183, 200. 228, 265, 315,
316, 319, ?,i2, 350, 391, 403,
412, 417, 427, 456, 493, 522.

Portsmouth Harbor, N. 11., 276.
Portsmouth, N, H., Market,
56.

Portsmouth, N H. Navy Yard,
29.

Portsmouth, N. C, 439

Portsmouth, Ohio, 86, 223.

Portsmouth, R. I., 23, 24, 27,
56, 68, 105, 107, 117, 142,
154, 156, 174, 182, 188, 200,
210, 224, 225, 237, 256, 259,
260, 277, 292, 294, 311, 312,

334. 335. 359. 365, 1>7>^, iH,
385. 399. 412, 417, 430, 435,
436, 442, 444, 453, 454, 475,
478, 483, 484, 506, 508, 534.

Port, Spain, 235.

Port, Surveyor, 333.

Port, Tobacco Parish, Md., 76.

Portugal, 331.

Portuguese Court, 242.

Port William, Ky., 115, 187.

Postal Department, 65.

Postiller, 257.

Postmaster, 89, 114, 116, 125,
126, 127, 172, 204, 230, 236,
241, 343, 344,405. 439-

Postmaster Asst., 370.

Postmaster Deputy, 438.

Postmaster General, 431, 450.

Post Rider, 218, 515.

Potash, 309.

Pot Baker's Hill, N. Y., 281.

Potomac River, 178.

Potomac, Steamboat, 351.

Potomac, Va., 308.

Potovvomut, R. I., 442, 443.

Potter, 91, 138, 315.

Potts, 319.

Poughkeepsie, N. Y., 35, 147,
353. 389, 406, 457, 471, 478.

Pownal, Va., 342.

Pownallboro, Me., 301.

Pratt, 392.

Pray, 67.

Preacher on Itinerant, 487.

Preceptor, 105.

Presbyterian Church, 40, 189,

352, 432. 447.
Presbyterian Church, Bait., Md.,

116.
Presbyterian Church, N. Y., 290.
President U. S., Ship, 505„
Presiding Judge, 457.
Pressman, 298.
Preston, Ct., 157, 264, 348, 466,

474-

Preston, Eng., 466.

Preston, Ind., 533.

Preston Pans, Scot., 398.

Pretender, the, 120.

Prime Minister of Eng., 171.

Prince, 419.

Prince George Co., Md., 271.

Prince Edward Co., Va., 491.

Prince Edward Isle, 335.

Prince of Wales Isle, Governor
of, 225.

Prince William, Co., Md., 255,

Princess Ann Co., Md., 183.

Princess Ann Co., Va., 381.

Prmcess Island, Africa, 25.

Princeton College, 323.

Princeton, Mass., 366.

Princeton, N. J., 43, 111,440,499.

Princeton Seminary, 536.

Printer, 154, 170, 171, 231, 235,
245, 248, 254, 255, 256, 288,
298, 307. 308, 309, 313, 320,
341, 343, 347, 354, 363, 364,
365, 372, 378, 3-'^8, 389, 392,
390, 406, 414, 433, 435, 437,
438, 439, 440, 443, 444. 451,
453, 466, 468, 476, 483, 489,
494. 497. 511. 515. 522, 534.
535. 541-

Print Works, Eall River, 49. .

Prison Keeper, 171.

Prison Ship N. Y., 337, 350.

Private Secretary, 83.

Privy Council, 376.

Privy Councillor, 481.

Prize, Brig, 454.

Prize, Master, 214.

Probate, Judge of, 476, 480.

LXVI

INDEX

Proctor, 482.

Professor of Divinity, 245.

Prospect, Me., 29.

Protestant Episcopal Church,

227, 332.
Province, France, 266.
Providence Co., R. I., 319.
Providence, R. I., 17 to 542

both inclusive.
Providence Almshouse, 53, 63.
Providence Bank, 54.
Providence, Frigate, 61.
Providence Gazette, 90 to 542

both inclusive.
Providence Hospital, 62, 62.
Providence Journal, 17 to 90

both inclusive.
Providence Market, 189.
Providence Neck, 213, 214, 215,

217, 218, 219, 323.
Providence Privateer, 268.
Providence Purchasers Clerk,

213.
Providence River, 165.
Providence Theatre, 72.
Provisional Congress of Mass.,

399-
Prudence Isle, 64, 110, 116,261,

347-
Prussia, 374, 398, 481.
Prussia Acid, 427.
Prussia, Minister of State, 336.
Public Market, Providence, 189.
Public Notary, 36, 55.
Purser, 474.
Purser's Stewart, 241.
Purser, U. S. Navy, 425.
Purveyor of the U. S., 396.
Putney, Vt., 278, 507.
Pyrenees, 154.

Quack, a Medical, 510.
Quadrille, 506.
Quahogs, 233.
Quakers, Apology for, 155.
Quarantine, N. Y., 311.

Quarter Master, 355.

Quarter Master General, 326.

Quebec, Can., 50. 55, 91, 1 10, 1 19,
157, 164, 167,215, 358, 378,
414, 438, 456, 495, 507, 535.

Queen Ann, 257.

Queenhithe, Eng., 340.

Queensbury, Duke of, 347.

Queensbury, Duchess, of, 167.

Queens College, N. J., 461.

Quincy, Florida, 34.

Quincy, Mass., 105, 106, 128,

137. 305, 339-
Quinabang River, Ct., 432.

Quoits, 397.

Radius, Brig, 240.

Radius, Brigantine, 183.

Rael, 186.

Rainsford Island, 460.

Raleigh, N. C, 395, 4I3-

Rambler, Schooner, 116.

Randall, 80, 507.

Randall's Pond, R. I., 88.

Randolph, Mass., 52.

Ranger, Privateer, 442,

Rattlesnake, 322.

Rawson, 243.

Raynham, Mass., 34, 91, 187,

298,482, 509, 510, 537.
Read, 376.

Reading, Eng., 41, 298.
Reading, Mass., 164, 175, 390.
Reading, Pa., 371,
Reaper, Brig, 61.
Rear Admiral, 456.
Rebecca, Ship, 131.
Receiver General, 244.
Recorder, 244.

Recorder, Hudson, N. Y., 501.
Recovery, Ship, 217.
Rector, 163.

Red Admiral of the, 341, 501.
Red Bank, Battle of, 83, 136,

344-
Red Hook, N. Y., 112.
Red, Real Admiral of the, 267.

INDEX

LXVII

Red River, La., 146.

Red, Vice Admiral of the, 288.

Redwood, 147, 283.

Reformed Dutch Church, 102,

536

Regent, the Prince, 265.

Register of Deeds, 88, 104.

Regiment, Lieut Col. Fletcher's,
450,458.

Regla, W. I , 531.

Rehoboth, Mass , 26, 27, 30, 53,
55, 62, 78, 79, 81, 89, 102,
104, 1 10, III, 1 13, 114, II 5,
116, 128. 149, 159, 175, 179,

181, 182, 183, 184, 190, 193,
194, 195, 196, 197, 204, 205,
206, 209, 214, 215, ?i6, 219,
220, 222. 223, 227, 228, 230,
231, 235, 236, 240, 248, 249'
250, 251, 252, 259, 261, 278,
285, 297, 312, 316, 317, 318,
323, 324. 326, 335, 350, 351
368, 369, 395, 400, 403, 404'
425, 431, 432, 445, 483, 485,»
499. 500, 501, 507. 50s, 511,
512, 513, 517, 518, 524. 525»
534, 539-

Reistertown, Md., 446.
Remington, 132, 293, 464, 484.
Renssalear, N Y., 66.
Representative, 19, 37, 360.
Rej^resentative Clerk, House of,

347-
Representative, House of, 313,

320, 328.
Representative, U. S. House of,

278.
Resource, Ship, 465.
Revenge, Sloop, 24, 490.
Revenue Cutter, "Argus," 502.
Revolution, 19, 23, 25, 28, 33, 39,

40, 43. 44. 49. 53. 55. 56, 57,
58, 60, 62, 65, 67, 69, 70, 72,
71^ 74.75.77. 7«. 79. 80, 81,
83, 84,85, 90, 91,92,95. 1 10,
109, 113, 114, 115. 116, 1 18,
121, 123, 128, 134, 135, 139,
141, 142, 154, 156, 158, 159,
161, 167, 172, 174, 179, 181,

182, 184, 195, 199, 201, 207,

Revolution, — Continued.

210, 212, 215, 218, 219, 221,
226, 230, 234, 236, 237, 238,
240, 241, 245, 248, 254, 256,

259, 266, 270, 271, 272, 278,
279, 280, 281, 284, 287, 289,
291, 293, 295. 300, 302, 304,
305, 307, 308, 309, 312, 314,
316, 319, 322, 323, 325, 328,

329, 333, 334, in. 338, 345,
350, 352, 356, 357, 364, 365,
367, 368, 369, 370, 372, 374.
376, 377, 378, 386, 387. 3^8,
389, 392, 393. 399. 402, 404.
406, 408, 416, 418, 422, 440,

441, 442,444, 445. 446, 447.
448. 449, 450, 455, 462, 464,
466, 467, 470, 472, 473, 476,
479. 484, 488, 490, 491, 495,
500, 503, 504, 505, 508, 509,
511, 513, 514, 516, 520, 523,
533, 535. 540.

Revolution Ainiy, 522.

Revolution Chaplain, 52.

Revolution Claims, 268.

Revolution Hero, 462.

Revolution Pensioner, 469, 536.

Revolution, Schooner, 59.

Revolution Service, 69.

Revolution Soldier, 401,402, 406,
422, 444, 446, 489.

Revolution War, 397, 460.

Reynolds, 385.

Rhode Island, 38, 50, 60, 69, 74,
78, 85, 90, 95, 121, 129, 133,
156, 162, 163, 213, 214, 222,
223, 236, 241, 250, 253, 255,

260, 263, 283, 318, 337, 353,
355, 362, 367, 380, 409, 411,
439, 442, 443, 471, 475, 478.
481, 496, 498, 500, 510, 513,
536, 540.

"Rhode Island American," 99.
Rhode Island and Mass., Bishop

of, 164.
Rhode Island Bank, 262.
Rhode Island, Battle of, 174,

287, 327.
Rhode Island Central Bank, 138.

LXVIII

INDEX

Rhode Island College, loi, 179,
247, 346, 360, 364, 394. 408,
436,491,504,516.

Rhode Island. Declaration of
Independence, 73.

Rhode District, 339.

Rhode Island District Court,
158.

Rhode Island Historical Society,
17, 99, 100.

Rhode Island, Isle of, 29.

Rhode Island Regiment, 307.

Rhode Island Regiment in Rev-
olution, 488.

Rhode Island State Senator,
275.

Rhodes, 29.

Rhynebeck, N. Y., 296.

Richards, 318.

Richardson, 52.

Richfield, N. Y., 413.

Richmond, 181, 190.

Richmond, Brig, 198.

Richmond, Eng., 307.

Richmond, Ohio, 369.

Richmond, R. I., 154, 189, 231,
270, 482, 520, 527.

Richmond, Va., 35, 106, 187, 171,
182, 187, 191, 204, 219, 227,
237, 254, 278, 287, 293, 294,
295. 298, 302, 304, 324, 343,
364, 365, 367, 390, 395, 396,
397, 406,407, 413, 415, 416,
418, 421, 434, 440, 443, 444,
446, 450, 467, 476, 481, 513,
520, 525, 526.

"Richmond, Va., Republican,"
520.

Riddle, 61.

Rider, 100.

Rigger, 174, 309.

"Rights of Women," 425.

Riley, 256, 276, 396.

Riley's "Narrative," 256.

Rimini, Italy, 407.

Rio Grande River, 498.

Rio Janeiro Bay, 92.

Rio Janeiro, S. A., 264.

Ripley, 1 14.

Rising States, Ship, 392.

Rising Star, Sloop, 195.
River de la Plate, 438.
"Road to Ruin," 491.
Robert Cochran, Brig, 430.
Robinson, 199, 475.
Rochambeau (name), 333.
Rochambeau, 312.
Rochester, Mass., 114, 139, 161,

172, 181, 204, 270, 273, 306,

458.
Rochester, N. H., 63.
Rochester, N. Y., 34, 44, 151,

370.
Rockaway, L. I., 484.
Rock Creek, Md., 254.
Rock Ferry. Mass., 54,
Rockport, N. Y., 82.
Rockingham Co., N. H., 104.
Rockingham Co, Va., 538.
Rockingham, Vt., 78.
Rocky Mountains, 171, 327.
Rockland Co., N. Y., 508.
"Roderick Random," 483.
Rodman, Brig, 66.
Rodner, Pa., 533.
Rodney, 382.
Rodnor, Earl of, 197.
Rogers, 26, 155,303. 528.
Roland, Brig, 220.
Romagna, Italy, 266.
Roman Catholic Church, 461.
Roman Catholic Bishop of Scot.,

473-
Roman Catholic Church of

Phil., Pa., 388.
Roman Catholic Ceremony, 473.
Rome, Italy, 182, 189, 292.
Rome, N. Y., 389.
Romeo, Schooner, 520.
Romilies, Frigate, 55.
Rooster, feat of a, 415.
Roseau, W. I., 337.
Rose Island, R. 1., 177.
Rotch, 329.

Round Hill School, 86.
Rowan Co., N. C, 503
Roxbury, Mass., 59, 67, 88, 119,

162, 210, 239, 299, 348, 434,

467, 476, 493, 504.
Royal Artillery, 424, 471.

INDEX

LXIX

Royal Grants, N. Y, 219.
Royal Navy, 281.
Royal Oak, H. B. M. Ship, 434.
Royal Society, Eng., 153.
Royalston, Ct., 142. 240, 323.
Ruggles, 324.
Rumney, N. H., 426.
Russell, 169, 459.
Russia, 257, 336, 385, 449.
Russian Minister, 426, 44.
Rutland, Vt., 381, 440, 453, 459-

504.
Rutland District, Vt., 401.

Sabbatarian Church, 183, 232,

322, 443, 488.
Sabin, 17.

Sabine, Ship, 150, 326.
Sabin's Mill Pond, Ct., 364.
Sabin's Point, R. I., 167.
Sabin Street, Providence, 35.
Sackett, 17.
Sackett's Harbor, N. Y., 79,

146, 286, 415.
Sachuest Beach, 117.
Saco, Me., 67, 259, 329.
Sadler, 18.
Sailmaker, 255, 303.
Sail Rock, Me., 165.
Saint Albans, Vt., 526.
Saint Andrews, Chancellor of,

352.
Saint Andrews Church, 79.
Saint Andrews Parish, S. C,

397-
Saint Andrews Square, Pa., 83.

Saint Ann, Ca., 336.

Saint Ann de Parade Church,

Ca., 414.
Saint Antonio, 525.
Saint Arcangelo, Italy, 407.
Saint Asaph, Bishop of, 500.
Saint Augustine, Fla., 243, 263,

363, 388.
Saint Bartholomew Parish, S. C,

334-

Saint Bartholomew, W. I., 125.
Saints Barts, W. I., 192, 287,

376.
Saint Blass, 72.
Saint Charles River, 456.
Saint Clair's Defeat, 408.
Saint Clairsville, Ohio. 88.
Saint Croix, W. I., 179, 318, 539,

359, 360, 364-
Saint Domingo, W. I., 133, 145,

179, 196, 255, 265, 537.
Saint Plspret PVench P. E.

Church, N. Y., 107.
Saint p:ustatia, W. I., 198.
Saint Plorenzo, H. B. M. Ship,

461.
Saint Francisville, La., 255.
Saint George, Va., 359.
Saint George, W. I., 392.
Saint Helena, 216, 433.
Saint John, Ca., 387.
Saint John, Isle of, 127, 285.
Saint John's, N. B, 84, 191, 388.
Saint John's Church, Prov., 87,

300, 307.
Saint John's Church Yard, Eng.,

54-
Saint John's Church Yard,

Prov., 274, 275.
Saint John's, N. F., 23.
Saint Johnsbury, Vt., 130, 134,

236.
Saint Jago de Cuba, W. I., 87,

216, 333, 368.
Saint Kitts, W. I., 392.
Saint Lawrence Co., N. Y., 95.
Saint Lawrence, Gulf of, 335.
Saint Louis, Bay of, 172, 367.
Saint Louis, Cross of, 413.
Saint Louis, Mo., 30, 58, 163,

318, 434, 460.
Saint Lucia, 533.
Saint Marks, W. I., 426.
Saint Martins, W. I., 64, 528.
Saint Mary's, Ga., 260. 263.
Saint Mary's Co., Md.', 157, 293.
Saint Mary's River, Fla., 442.
Saint Nicholas Mole, W. I., 241,

354, 424, 512.

LXX

INDEX

Saint Paul's Church, Newbury-
port, 164.

Saint Petersburg, Russia, 17,3.

Saint Peter's R. C. Church,
Bait., Md., 206.

Saint Phillips Church, Charles-
ton, S. C, 402.

Saint Pierre, VV. 1., 148, 292.

Saint Simons Isle, Ga., 198, 216.

Saint Simon's, W. I., 203.

Saint Stephen's, Ala., 406.

Saint Thomas, Isle of, 529.

Saint Thomas, W. I., 131, 224.

Saint Thomas, Governor of, 533.

Saint Vincennes. 274.

Salem, Mass, 55, loi, 124, 128
153. 157. 158. 16S, 173, 180
192, 207, 216, 217, 221, 229
247, 248, 256, 264, 271, 276
297. 301, 310, 314- 3'8, 328
329- 335. 348, 368, 369, 375
385, 386, 400, 404, 416, 426
431, 460, 468. 489, 496, 501

521, 536, 538. 541-
Salem, Mass., "Gazette," 153,

3«4-
Salem, Mass., "Register," 248.
Salem, N. H., 92.
Salem, N. J., 54, 451, 495.
Sales Co., N. C, 152.
Salisbury, 18.
Salisbury Beach, 348, 360.
Salisbury, Bishop of, 347.
Salisbury, Md., 460.
Salisbury, Mass., 40C).
Salisbury, N. C, 109, 479.
Sally, 18.

Sail and Hope, Brig, 498.
Sally and Priscilla, Schooner,

295.
Sally, Sloop, 176, 363.
Salsbury, N. H., 275.
Salt Pond, R. I., 184.
Sam, 459.

Samarang, Java, 202.
Sammett, S. C, 210.
Samona Bay, VV. I., 537.
Sampson, 18.
Samuel Elam, Ship, 532.
Sanborntovvn, N. H., 275.

Sand, 332.

Sanderston, 457.

Sandown, N. H., 301.

Sands, 18.

Sandwich, 18.

Sandwich Isles, 539.

Sandwich, Mass., 192, 399, 444.

Sanford, 18.

Santa Margaretta, 266.

Sarah Rolleston, Ship, 197.

Saratoga, N. Y., 24, 29, 33.

Saratoga Co., N. Y., 291.

Sardinia, 265, 331.

Sarle, 18.

Sartola, 490.

Sassafras Point, R. I., 136.

Saunders, 19.

Savannah, Brig, 307.

Savannah, Ga., 21, 60, 83, 90,
92, 95, loi, 107, 116, 117,
121, 132, 137, 156, 160, 165,
166, 172, 173, 182, 186, 229,
240, 257, 265, 276, 278, 281,
292, 302, 305, 306, 307, 309,
318, 321, 327, 363, 364, 366,
387, 401, 412, 414, 430, 435,
436, 449, 450, 467, 470, 488,
500, 507, 512, 519, 521, 531,

.534, 535, 538, 540.
Savillion Professor, 500.
Savoy, Duke of, 265.
Sawin, 19.
Sawpit, S. C, 210.
Saxton, 19.

Saybrook, Ct., 239, 422, 502.
Sayer, (9.
Sayles, 19, 46.
Scarborough, 20.
Scarlet fever, 464.
Schoffer, 20.
Schee, 20.
Schenectady, N. Y., 33, 221,

280, 342, 364, 421, 482, 508.
Schodock Landing, N. Y., 536.
Schoharie, N. Y., 20, 169.
Schoolcraft, 20.
Schoolmaster, 94, 200, 231, 260,

446, 487.
Schriven Co., Ga., 321.
Schultz, 20.

INDEX

LXXI

Schvvartzenburg, Prince of, 128.

Scipeo, N. Y., 260.

Scituate, Mass., 79, 158, 197, 301,

314. 3I5» 325-
Scituate, R. I., 18, 20. 21, 28,

29. 30, 33. 43. 44. 46, 47. 49,
50, 58. 59, 60, 69,73, 17^ «i.
82, 86, 95, 108, 109, 1 16, 120,
121, 122, 124, 135, 136, 150.
193, 195. 196, 208, 224. 231,
234, 255, 288, 300. 315, 339,
364, 379. 380, 3.S5, 386, 387,
397, 405, 450, 464, 473. 496,
497, 498, 499. 509.

Scorpion, H. B. M. Ship, 428.

Scorpion, U. S. Schooner, 275.

Scotchman, 381.

Scotch Nobleman, 239.

Scotch Plains, 21 1.

Scotland, 169, 181, 182, 197, 225,
227, 245. 257, 311, 340, 352,
382, 398, 407, 431, 470.

Scotland, Lord Privy Seal of,

352.
Scotland, R. C. Bishop of, 473.
Scotland Society, Ct., 149.
Scott, 20, 81.
Scott Co., Ky., 254.
Scott's Pond, R. I., 130, ^30.
Scovil, 20.
Scrivener, 396.
Sculpture, 246.
Scythe, 294, 477.
Seabrook, Ct., 348.
Seabrook, N. H., 289.
Seabury, 21.

Seaconnett Point, R. I., 157.
Seaflower, Brigantine, 133.
Seager, 21.
Sea Island, Brig, 254.
Sealey, 21.
Seaman (name), 21.
Seaman, 382, 391, 394, 449, 455,

461, 490, 502, 508, 512, 515,

520, 522, 536, 539.
Seaman, Ordinary, 352, 371.
Sea Otter, Snow, 316, 367, 485.
Searing, 21.
Searl, 21.
Searle. 21.

Searll, 21.

Sears, 21.

Seatle, 21.

Seaver, 21.

Second Baptist Church, Boston,
151.

Second Baptist Church, Hart-
ford, 390.

Second Baptist Church, New-
port, 423.

Second Baptist Church, Sutton,
Mass., 264.

Second Church, Pembroke,
Mass , 488.

Second Presbyterian Society,
419.

Secretary of Congress, 53.

Secretary of State. Conn., 94.

Secretary of State, Ky., 206.

Secretary of State, R. I., 183,
362.

Secretary of the Treasury, 308,
3i8.

Secretary of War, 154.

Secruise, ?i.

Seekill, 21.

Seekonk, Mass., 18, 26, 27, 28,
29, 41, 42, 60, 66, 68, 69, 79,
84, 93, 102, 113, 114, 115,
128, 129, 151, 152, 159, 179,
186, 191, 195, 196, 220, 222,
223, 224, 228, 231, 340, 251,
252, 253, 261, 296. 298, 314,
315, 317. 322, 359, 369, 400,
486, 487, 494, 508, 512, 513,
517, 518, 525, 540.

Seekonk River, 213, 472.

Selectman, 350.

Selfredge, 141.

Seminary, Princeton, 536.

Senaca Village, N. Y., 376.

Senate, Massachusetts, 513.

Senate, United States, 492, 513.

Senate, U. S. Chief Clerk of,

333-
Senate, U. S. Member of, 309,

319-
Senator, Georgia, 522.
Senator, Massachusetts, 496.
Senator, State, 351, 360.

LXXII

INDEX

Senator, United States, 461,

505.
Senegal, British Ship, 343.
Senior Class, B. U., 43, 104, 473,

498.
Senior Class, R. I. College, 504.
Serapis, British PVigate, 85.
Sergeant at Arms, House of

Representatives, 354.
Serrin, 368.
Servey, 21.
Sessions, 21.
Setgreaves, 22.
Seventh Day Baptist Church,

443-

Seventieth Regiment, 428.

Seventy-third Regiment, 392.

Sewall, 22.

Sewell, 22.

Sewickly River, Pa., 192.

Sexton, 278.

Seybert, 22.

Seymour, 22.

Shaftesbury, Vt., 234, 503.

Shailer, 22.

Shanks, 22.

Shannon, F-^rigate, 102, 105, 152,
160, 161, 165, 175, 212, 226,
255. 275. 292, 302, 304, 308,
332. 337. 343, 352, 17^, 373,
415,461, 490, 496, 502, 512,
515, 523, 525, 539.

Shapleigh, Me., 489.

Sharon, Ct., 406.

Sharon, Mass.. 372.

Sharon, Vt., 401.

Sharp, 22.

Sharpley, 22.

Shaw, 22.

Shawnaditwit, 23.

Shawneetown, 111., 252.

Shawneetown, Pa., 418.

Shay, 50.

Shays, 23.

Shay's Rebellion, 372.

Sheaf e, 23.

Sheete, 101.

Sheffield, 23.

Sheffield, Lady, 268.

Sheffield, Mass., 379.

Shelbourne, Mass , 379.

Shelbourne, N. B., 355.

Shelbourne, N. S., 398.

Shelbourne, Vt., 268.

Sheldon, 23, 464.

Shelter Island, L. I., 393, 470.

Shelton, 24.

Shenandoah Co., Va., 523.

Shenandoah, Va., 414.

Sheperd, 24.

Sheperdstown, Va., 198.

Shepherd, 24.

Shepherdson, 517.

Sherbourne, 24.

Sherbourne, Mass., 448, 449, 491.

Sherbourne, Vt., 125.

Sherdon, 24.

Sheriff, 410.

Sheriff, Albany Co., N. Y., 316.

Sheriff, Bristol Co., R. I., 213.

Sheriff, Kings Co., R. I., 215.

Sheriff, Newport Co., R, I., 200.

Sheriff, Providence Co., R. I.,

204, 214.
Sheriff, St. Lawrence Co., N. Y.,

95-
Sheriff, Suffolk Co., Mass., 112.
Sheriff, Windham Co., Ct., loi.
Sherman, 24, 490.
Shewarky, N. C, 535.
Sidney College, Va., 491.
Sierre Leone, 536.
Silversmith, 463.
Ship Broker, 42.
Ship Builder, 217.
Ship Carpenter, 138, 200.
Shippen, 132.

Shipwright, 276, 359, 363, 519.
Shipyard, 276.
Shirley, Va., 255.
Shoal Creek, 51.
Shockley, 25.
Shoemaker (name), 25.
Shoemaker, 473, 494.
Shores, 25.
Short, 25.

Short Hills, 21 1, 212.
Shotwell, 537.
Shove, 26, 196.
Shrewsbury, 26.

INDEX

LXXIII

Shrewsbury, Ct., 150.

Shrewsbury, Eng., 239.

Shrewsbury, Mass., 31, 34.

Shrieve, 26.

Shumway, 26.

Shute, 26.

Sibley, 26.

Sidney, Me., 148.

Sierre Leone, 231, 321, 390.

Signers, One of the, i^'j.

Sigourney, 26.

Silesia, 185.

Sill, 26.

Silverspoon, 235.

Simiramis, Ship, 274.

Simmons, 26.

Simons, 27, 193, 197.

Smipson, 27.

Sincapour, 336.

Sinkms, 27.

Sise Lane, London, 157.

Sisson, 27.

Six Nations, Chief of the, 203,

376.
Sizer, 27.
Skiff, 484, 515.
Skinner, 27.
Slack, 28.
Slade, 28.
Slater, 28.
Slatersville, R. L, 28, 30, 31, 72,

94, 166, m, 503.
Slaver, A, 430.
Sleigh, 311.
Slidell, 28.
Slocum, 28.
Small, 28.
Smallett, 483.
Smallvvood, 29.
Smart, 29.
Smith, 29, 31,33, 121, 150, 254,

517-

Smithfield, Mass., 175.

Smithfield, R. L, 19, 20, 25, 30,
31, 32, 33. 34. 35. 38, 40, 41.
44, 45, 46, 51. 54. 55. 56, 63,
72, 73, 79, 80, 81, h6, 91, 95,
108, 109, 1 1 1, 1 17, 121, 122,
123, 124, 129, 130, 131, 132,
133, 134. 135. 136, 137. 138,

Smithfield, R. L, — Continued.

142, 145, 146, 152, 153, 158,

159, 162, 165, 169, 171, 172,

173. 179. 184. 185, 192, 204,

205, 209, 210, 213, 214, 215,

217, 222, 224, 229. 234, 246,

250, 268, 273, 275, 276, 277,

282, 290, 291, 314, 320, 337,

339. 358, 361, 363. 373. 377.
380, 405, 434, 443, 450, 463,
465, 467, 471, 472, 481, 4.S3,
485, 486, 497, 498, 501, 504,
515, 518, 527, 528, 529, 530, ^

531-
Smithfield Exchange Bank, 91.
Smyrna, Del., 156, 276, 382,
Snell, 34.
Snelling, 185.
Snow, 34, 121, 136.
Snowarron, Count, 521.
Snow Hill, Eng., 305.
Soap, 533.
Society of Friends. 394, 397, 419,

429, 430, 435. 437, 441. 442,

443. 450, 465. 484. 492, 497.

506,512,525,533,537.
Society Propagation Gospel in

Foreign Parts, 401, 534.
Somerset Co., Md., 121.
Somerset Co., N. J., 505.
Somerset, Mass., 24, 69, 115,

126, 127, 163, 197, 198, 229,

259, 260, 409, 503.
Somersetshire, Eng., 268.
Somerville, S. C, 541.
Somersworth, N. H., 76.
Somers, Ct., 314.
Somers, N. J., 299.
Sonbartown, N. H., 400.
Sophomore Class, B. U., 470.
Sophomore Class, Harvard U.,

83-
Soule, 35, 474.
Sourabaga, 136, 336.
South Amboy, N. J., 491.
South America, 499.
South America, a Port, 517.
Southampton, Eng., 416.
Southampton, L. L, 21.
Southampton, Mass., 68.

LXXIV

INDEX

Southarpeheath, Eng., 189.
South Berwick, Me., 260.
Southboro, Mass., 284, 315, 378,

537
South Bridge, Mass., 118, 123,

344-
South Bridgevvater, Mass., 34,83,

92.

Southbury, Ct., 488.

South Church, Andover, Mass.,
400.

South Carolina, 109, 117,119,142,
147, 187, 193. 203,230, 233,
256, 240, 322, 332, 349, 363,
376, 391. 421, 427. 466, 508,
513. 521.

South Carolina College, 180.

South Carolina, Judicial Dist. of,

447-

South Carolina State Bank, 106.

Southern Dist. of N. Y., 64.

"Southern Intelligencer," 541.

Southern States, 339.

South Hadley, Mass., 33, 54.

Southington, Ct., 160.

South Kingstown, R. I., 23,
25, 32, 46, 52, 59, 74, 82,
86, 104, IIS, 125, 129, 137,
143, 144, 170, 189, 201, 206,
213, 214, 216, 217, 218, 220,
222, 245, 256, 262, 263, 272,
275, 292, 294, 301, 309, 324,
378, 400, 409, 410, 411, 421,
451, 454, 455, 474, 475, 478,
479. 506, 510, 527.

South Molton. Eng., 326.

Southold, L. I., 188, 303, 341,

447-
South Reading, Mass., 47, 360,

370.
South Seas, 479.
Southwick, 35.
Southworth, 36.
Spain, 139, 265, 307, 331, 351,

355, 420, 502, 511.
Spain and France, Fleets of, 392.
Spaniard, 174, 445, 500.
Spanish Consol, 44.
Spanish Governor, 345.
Spanish Ofificers, 333.

Spanish Popes, 266.

Spanishtown, W. I., 365, 516.

Spanish Vessels, 332.

Sparhawk, 36.

Spark, Brig, 311.

Spark, U. S. Schooner, 279.

Sparks, 36.

Sparta, N. Y., 23.

Spartenburg, S. C, 486.

Spaulding, 36.

Speaker, House of Representa-
tives of Mass., 176.

Spear, 36.

Spectacle Isle, 116.

Spectacle Pond, Mass., 314.

Spellman, 36.

Spencer, 36.

Spicer, 37.

Spikenard, 322, 476.

Spink, n.

Spooner, 37, 211, 227, 466

Spotted Fever, 342, 343, 344, 503,
507.

Sprague, 38, 252.

Spring, 38.

Springer, 38.

Springfield, Ct., 318.

Springfield, Mass., 21, 32, 33,
75, 76, 91, 107, 187, 241.
264, 271, 370, 488.

Springfield, Miss., 450.

Springfield, N. J., 533.

Spring Grove, Eng., 153.

Spring Place, 407.

Springs, the, 228, 445.

Springville, Pa., 139.

Sprout, 39.

Spurr, 39.

Stacy, 39.

Stafford, 39.

Stage Driver, 178.

Stamford, Ct., 109, 321.

Stamp Act, 154.

Stamps, Commissioner of, 534.

Standon, 39.

Standford, N. Y., 223.

Standish, 39.

Stanhope, 39.

Stanhope, N. J., 340.

Stanley, 39.

INDEX

LXXV

Stanstead, Ca., 94.

Stanton, 39, 143.

Staples, 40.

Stark, 40.

Starkweather, 40.

Starr, 40.

Starrs, 40.

Starve Goat Island, R. I., 167.

State Assistant, 474.

State Bank, 327.

State Bank, Boston, 275.

State Bank, Newark, N. J., 481.

Staten Island, N. Y., 59, 166,

225, 233, 248, 280, 304, 309,

411.
Staten Island Hospital, 18.
State Printer, 154.
State Representative, 295.
State Senate, 40.
State Senator, 291, 295.
Steamboat, 302, 369, 370, 480,

487.
Steamboat Boiler Explosion, 445.
Steamboat Hotel, N. J., 419.
Stearns, 40.
Steddford, 40.
Steele, 40.
Steere, 40.
Stephens, 41.
Stephentown, N. Y., 479.
Stepney, 41.
Sterling, 109, 1 15.
Steriing, Ct.,31, 53, 74, 203, 343,

346, 413, 442, 454, 485, 493.
Sterling, Earl of, 109.
Sterling, Lord, 364.
Stermey, 41.
Sterne, 41.
Sterrett, 41.
Sterry, 41.
Stetson, 41.
Steubenville, Ga., 287.
Stevedore, 499.
Steven, 42.
Stevens, 42.
Stevenson, 42.
Stewart, 42, 257.
St. Hippolyte, 42.
Stiles, 42, 222.
Stillman, 42, 150.

Stillwell, 42.

Stoben, 43.

Stockbridge, Mass., 119, 145,

176, 364-
Stockholm, Sweden, 265.
Stockman, 43.
Stockton, 43.
Stockwell, 43.
Stoddard, 43.
Stokes, 43.
Stone, 43.

Stone Cutter, 304, 396, 464.
Stoney Point, Battle of, 109.
Stonington, Ct., 32, 61, 232,266,

333. 334. 365. 40a 433;
Stonington, Ct., Defenseof, 334.

Stooks, 44.

Stoops, 44.

Stoughton, 44.

Stoughton, Mass., 178, 446.

Stow, 44.

Stowe, 44.

Stowe, Mass., 452.

Stowell, 44.

Strange, 44.

Strap, 483.

Stratford, Ct., 178.

Stratford, Scot., 534.

Stratton, 44.

Strawbridge, 44.

Street, 44.

Streeter, 44.

Strieker, 45.

Strong, 45.

Strowbridge, 45.

Stuart, 316.

Student of Physic, 174.

Studley, 45.

Sturbridge, Mass., 24, 54, 84.

Sturges, 45.

Sturtevant, 45.

Stutson, 45.

Stuttard, 45,

Styles, 407.

Sudbury, Mass., 176, 473, 521.

Sudbury, Pa., 62.

Suffield, Ct., 169.

Suffolk, Brig, 411.

Suffolk Co., Mass., 112, 201,

Sugar Boiler, 162.

LXXVI

INDEX

Sugar Lane, Prov., 239.

Suicide, 508, 516, 527, 541.

Sullings, 45.

Sullivan, 45.

Sullivan Island, S. C, 541.

Sullivan, Mass., 360, 428.

Sullivan's Island Cove, 235.

Sulphur, Flour or, 118.

Summerfield, 45.

Summers, 45.

Sumner, 45.

Sumpterville, S. C, 276, 289,

301.
Sunda, Straits of, 149.
Sunday School, 307.
Sunderland, Mass., 87, 207.
Supercargo, 153, 364, 532.
Superior Court, Judge of, 436.
Superior Court, Conn., 265.
Superior Court, Mass., 393.
Superior Court, N. H., 75.
Superior Court, Pa., Judge of,

205.
Superior Court, R. I., 319.
Supreme Court, 410, 535.
Supreme Court, Judge of, 198,

505.
Supreme Court, U. S., 520.
Supreme Court, Vt., 463.
Supreme Court for Justice, 387.
Supreme Court, Chief Justice

of, 191.
Supreme Court, Clerk of, 191.
Supreme Court, Conn., 26-5.
Supreme Court, Ga., 416.
Supreme Judicial Court of Mass.,

319-
Supreme Court, N. H., 369.
Supreme Court, U. S., 314.
Surgeon, 537.
Surgeon General, 372.
Surgeon's Mate, 299.
Surgeons, the King, 266.
Surinam, W. I., 108, 203, 248,

249, 269, 279, 307, 312, 354,

421, 436, 437, 453, 458, 466,

491, 522, 537.
Surveyor, 248.
Surveyor General, 285.
Susan, Ship, 362.

Susquehanna Co., Pa., 477.

Sussex Co., N. J., 200.

Sussex, Schooner, 91.

Suttle, 45.

Sutton, 45.

Sutton, Mass., 21, 26, 51, 58,
164, 208, 264, 469, 492.

Swain, 46.

Sw3.isey, 46.

Sw-^n, 46, 522.

Swan, Schooner, 41 1.

Swanzey, Mass., 25, 27, 28, 44,
50, 78, 92, 125, 190, 191, 195,
197, 204, 205, 207, 213, 217,
218, 219, 222, 235, 258, 259,
260, 261, 263, 285, 308, 409,
411, 423, 456, 483, 501.

Swanzey, Wales, 195.

Swarts, 46.

Sweden, 61, 141, 265.

Sweden, Chancellor of, 336.

Sweden, King of, 212.

Sweden, Kingdom of, 336.

Swedish Consul, 288.

Sweet, 46.

Sweetland, 47.

Sweetzer, 47.

Sweet Springs, Va., 538.

Swift, Schooner, 66.

Swiftrace, British Ship, 293.

Swiftsure, British Ship, 455.

Swinbourne, 47.

Swivel, 369.

"Sylvan," 510.

Sylvester, 47, 29.

Syracuse, N. Y., 205, 254, 330.

Tabor, 47.

Taft, 48, 137, 218.

Taggart, 48.

Tailor, 360.

Tainton, 48.

Talbot, 48.

Talmadge, 408.

Talman, 48, 200.

Tamer, British Ship, 472.

INDEX

LXXVII

Tankerville, Lord, 197.

Tanner, 48.

Tappan, 49.

Tarantula, 301.

Tar Bridge, 527.

Tarp, 49.

Tarrytown, N. Y., 132.

Tasker, 49.

Taunton, Eng., 351.

Taunton, Mass., 21, 22, 23, 25,
39, 40, 41, 52, 53, 62, 66, 69,
72, 7T, 78, 79, 80, 82, 85.
86, "^T, 88, 89, 90, 92, 93,
108, 114, 121, 124, 126, 141,
143, 158, 159, 160, 161, 163,
164, 188, 206, 208, 209, 231,
238, 243. 257. 264, 270, 280,
298, 310, 329, 343, 353, 363,
368, 37s, 376, 3'H 4 '3, 420,
422, 425, 434, 451, 454, 466,
467, 468, 470, 484, 490, 495,
503, 5 IS, 541.

Taunton, Mass., Bank, 77.

Taunton River, 22.

Tayer, 49.

Taylor, 49. 91, 397, 470.

Teacher, 223, 248.

Teel, 51.

Tefft, 51.

Telegraph, 265.

Temple, 51.

Templeton, Mass., 69, 389.

Tennant, 51.

Tennessee, 119, 341.

Tenney, 51.

Terra Haute, Ind., 530.

Terrell, 51.

Terry, 52.

Tervvilliger, 52.

Tew, 52, 232.

Texas Roads, 348.

Thames River, Ct., 429.

Thatcher, 52.

Thaxter, 52.

Thayer, 52, 399.

Theatre, 158, 160, 165, 167, 187,
219, 278, 288, 293, 294, 295,
298, 302, 304, 324, 343, 364,
367, 371, 406, 413, 415, 416,
418, 421, 440, 443, 444, 446,

Theatre, — Continued.

450, 462, 467, 481, 482, 488,

513, 525, 538.
Theatrical, 357.
"Theatrical Critics," 415.
Thetford, Eng., 506.
Third Church, Windham, Ct.,

337-

Third Regiment of Tnf'intry, 231.

Thomas, 53.

Thomastown, Me., 477.

Thompkins, 53.

Thompson, 53, 79.

Thompson, Ct., 20, 22, 31, 39, 41,
51, 52, 56, 80, 84, 112, 114,
135, 140, 165, 180, 223, 279,
313, 324, 325, 341, 356, 362,
367, 414, 422, 433, 439, 452,

524, 535, 537-
Thompson Island, 420.
Thornton, 54.
Thorp, 55.
Thrasher, 55.
Throop, 55, 124.
Thurber, 55, 23, 76, 186, 429.
Thurston, 56.
Tibbitts, 56.

Tiber River, Va., 166, 174.
Ticonderoga, N. Y., 80, 167, 174.
Tide Surveyor, 229.
Tiffany, 56.
Tiffing, 57.

Tigress, U. S. Schooner, 293.
Tildcn, 57.
Tilghman, 54.
Tilley, 57.

Tillinghast, 57,87, 124, 197, 518.
Tillinghast Ikirial Yard, 360.
Tingley, 58.
Ti})pecanoe, Battle of, 148, 231,

237, 247, 310, 358, 420.
Tippett, 58.
Tisdale, 58.
Titu.s, 58.
Tiverton, R. I., 26, 28, 35, 48,

75, 78, 93, 115, 117,125, 147,
150, 155, 156, 188, 194, 197,
208, 220, 223, 229, 239, 258,
270, 289, 295, 296, 299, 300,
321, 325, 350, 355, 403, 429,

LXXVIII

INDEX

Tiverton, R. I., — Continued. 434,
470,483,494, 505, 511. 5M-
Tivoli, Italy, 223.
Tobago, W. I., 332.
Tobasco, W. I., 24.
Tobey, 58, 59.
Tobin, 59.
Tolland, Ct., 363.
Tolles, 59.
Tom, Ship, 314.
Tomlin, 59.
Tompkins, 59.
Tonojaucks, 59.
Tontine Coffee House, 241.
Topaz, Ship, 157.
Topham, 59.

Topsfield, Mass., 86, 202, 372.
Tornado, 302, 468.
Torpedo, the American, 75.
Torrey, 59.
Totten, 59.
Touisset Neck, 521.
Tourtellot, 59.
Tower, 60.

Tower Hill, R. I., 214.
Towle, 60.
Town Clerk, 81, 88, 117, 123,

126, 188, 294, 295, 297, 514.
Town Council, 51, 398.
Town Sergeant, 194.
Towne, 60.

"Town's Letters," 341.
Townsend, 60.
Townsend, Eng., 382.
Tracy, 60. 504.
Trader, 357.
Trafton, 60.
Tranchard, 60.
Translator of Horace, 189.
Trask, 60.

Traveller; Brig, 305.
Traverse, 60.
Treadwell, 60.
Treasurer of Louisiana, 211.
Treasurer of Massachusetts, 464.
Treasurer of Pennsylvania, 249.
Treasury, Controller of the, 373.
Treasury Department, 332, 418.
Treasury, Secretary of the, 308,

318.

Treaty Negotiator, 280.

Trecothick, 521.

"Tree of Knowledge," 521.

Trefalgar, Battle of, 288.

Tremble, 60.

Trenton, N. J., 205, 233, 241,

419, 505.
Trenton, N. J., Bridge, 499.
Trenton, N. Y., 177.
Trevett, 60.
Trial, Sloop, 299.
Trinidad, W. I., 70, 271, 337,

343, 378, 437, 488.
Trinity Church, J^oston, 448.
Tnnity Church, Newport, 167,

213, 217.
Trinity Church, S. C, 457,
Tripe, 61.
Tripp, 61, 124.
Triston, 61.
Trott, 61.
Trotter, 84, 274.
Trow, 61
Troy, Mass., 28, 126, 184, 188,

197, 262, 300.
Troy, N. Y., 40, 62, 178, 238,

302, 473, 483.
Troy, N. Y. "Gazette," 287.
Troyes, France, 413.
Truckman, 531.
"True American," Phil., Pa.,

390.
True Blue, Schooner, 419.
Trueman, 61.
Truesdale, 61.
Trumbull, 61, 507.
Trumbull, Ct., 378.
Trumbull, Ship, 61, 2i77-
Truvilla, 62.
Truxillo, Peru, 45.
Truxton, 62, 171.
Tucker, 62.
Tuell, 62.
Tulip Tree, 132.
Tunbridge Wells, Eng., 118.
Turks Island, W. I., 187, 246,

263, 286, 345.
Turner, 62.
Turpin, 62.
Turrill, 62.

INDEX

LXXIX

Turtle Bay, N. Y., 424.

Tuscambia, Ala., 45.

Tuttle, 62.

Twelfth Masonic Dist., 515.

Two Brothers, Brig, 30.

Two Catherines, Ship, 517.

Tyler, 63, 219.

Type Founder, 148, 396.

Typhus Fever, 501.

Tyng, 63.

Tyngsboro, Mass., 451.

Tyre, Ship, 120.

Tyringham, Mass., 174, 412.

Tyson, 63.

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Ulster Co., N. Y., 169.

Unanimous, Brig, 160.

Under Graduate, 464.

Underwood, 63.

Unidilla, N. Y., 465.

Union Bank, 455.

Union College, 364.

Union Ship, 135.

Union Village, N. Y., 207.

United Brethren, 407.

United Provinces, 374.

United States, 204, 248, 284,

292, 332, 333, 353, 373> 393,

438, 444, 467, 520.
United States Arsenal, Md.,

498.
United States Army, 49, 74, 75,

79, 107, 114, 171, 180, 290,

326, 345, 357, 384, 399, 450,

504, 532.
United States Army Officer,

352.
United States Artillery, 503.
United States Artillery Corps,

259-

United States Asst. Judge, 520.

United States Attorney Gen-
eral, 201, 205.

United States Bank, 125, 262,
319. 320.

United States Branch Bank, 316,

501.

ted States Brig, Argus, 113.
ted States Brig, Lawrence,

114.
ted States Commercial

Agent, 71.
ted States Commissioner,

268.

ted States Consul, 20, 383.
ted States Dist. Attorney,

163.
ted States Dist. Court, 158,

243, 340, 349.

ted States Dist. Court, Dela-
ware, 169, 386.
ted States Dist. Judge, 64,

454, 499-
ted States Engineer Corps,

516.
ted States First Regiment of

Artillery, 92.
"United States Gazette," 211.
ted States Geographer, 515.
ted States Hospital, 42.
ted States House of Rep.,

65, 168.
ted States Judge Dist. of

Va., 524.
ted States Light Artillery,

507, 512.
ted States Minister to

France, 157.
ted States Minister to Ghent,

166.
ted States Navy. 22, 28, 58,

60,62,69, 70, 81, 102, 114,

119, 148, 151, 160, 173, 174,

192, 217, 245, 286, 293, 334,

343, 353, 364, 369, 397, 40i,
410, 415, 416, 460, 466, 514,

523-

United States Postmaster Gen-
eral, 450.

United States President, 371.

United States Revenue Cutter,
Crawford, 263.

United States Senate, 177, 236'
263.

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United States Senate, Member
of, 185.

United States Senator, 23, 60,
64, 65, 71, 151. 240, 278,
367, 461,505^ 513- ^,

United States Senator Elect,

272.

United States Senator from
Georgia, 206.

United States Ship, 90.

United States Ship Congress,
85, 105.

United States Ship Constella-
tion, 58, 93.

United States Ship Cyane, 221.

United States Ship General
Greene, 189.

United States Ship Hornet, 205.

United States Ship, John Adams,

63-
United States Sixth Infantry,

49, 86.

United States Supreme Court,
349. 386.

United States Supreme Court,
Clerk of, 244.

United States Surveyor, 396.

United States Surveyor Gen-
eral, 57.

United States Treasurer, 62.

United States Troops, 355.

United States Vice Consul, 465.

University, Oxford, 500.

University, Pennsylvania, 322.

Updike, 63, 285, 402, 423, 475.

Updikes, Newtown, 395.

Upham, 63.

Upholsterer, 166.

Upper Canada, 455, 507.*

Upper Ferry, 213.

Upper Merion, Pa., 373.

Upper Saxony, 212.

Upi)er Smithfield. Pa., 255.

Upton, 63.

Upton, Mass., 507.

Usher, 64, 295.

Utica, N. Y., 20, 415, 540.

Uttley, 64.

Uxbridge, Mass., 35, 38, 48, 52,
53, 58, 82, 83, 108, 203, 218,

Uxbridge, Mass., — Continued.
223, 246, 251, 264, 304, 348,

402, 419, 443, 447, 494. 504*
524.

Vaccination, 532.

Valencia, Spain, 237, 281.

Valentina, Battle of, 449.

Valentine, 64.

Vallett, 64, 498.

Valley Falls, R. I., 18, 47, 68,

119.
Valparaiso, S. A., 58, 102, 282,

308, 335. 373-
Vance, 64.
Vandown, 64.

Van Duzer's Ferry, 366, 395.
Van Dyke, 64.
Van Holland, 388.
Vann, 376.
Van Ness, 64.
Vanquelin, 64.
Van Renssalaur, 64.
Van Rhyne, 64.
Van Wagner, 297.
Van Wart, 65, 88.
Van Watt, 65.
Varnuni, 65.
Varx Hall, Eng., 345.
Vass, 65.
Vates, 65.
Vattell, 65.
Vaughn, 65.
Veazie, 66.

Venice, Italy, 246, 266.
Venus, Schooner, 92.
Vera Cruz, W. I., 350.
Vermont, 47, 74, no, 131, 284,

293, 387, 472.
Vermont, Governor of, 268.
"Vermont Journal," 37,
Vernon, 66
Vernon, N. Y. 271.
Verplank, 66.
Vial, 66.
Viall, 66.

INDEX

LXXXI

Vice Admiral of the Red, 288.
Vice Admiral of the White, 241.
Vice Consul, United States,

465.
Vice President United States,

59, 414, 416.
Vickery, 66.
Vienna, Ger., 138, 280, 331, 415,

473-
Vigalant, Brig, 523.
Ville de Dunkirk, 381.
Vinal, 301.

Vinal Haven, Me., 219, 220.
Vincennes, Ind., 57, 181, 483,

532.

Vincent, 66.

Vine, Brig, 22.

Vineyard, 125.

Vineyard, Vt., 486.

Vinnicum, 66.

Vinson, 66, 31.

Vinton, 66.

Virgin, (ij.

Virginia, 49, 69, 122, 152, 181,
191, 200, 206, 212, 217, 230,
244, 253. 272, 278, 284, 315,
323, 327, 341, 357, 371, 374.
407, 412, 413, 425, 480, 494,

500, 515. 531. 538, 541-
Virginia Bank, 178.
Virginia, Dist. of, 446.
Virginia, Dist. Judge of, 538.
Virginia, Lieut. Governor of,

191.
Virginia, U. S. Judge of, 524.
Vitriol, Oil of, 301.
Vixen, U. S. Brig, 406.
Vlasopolos, 67.
Voluntown, Ct., 208, 346, 403,

428.
Vosa, Knight of the Order of,

333-
Vose, 67, 239.

W

Wabash River, 323.
Wade, 6t.
Wadsworth, 6"].

Wagon, 304, 305, 309.

Wagon Shaft, 320.

Wahoo, L. I., 326

Wain, 67.

Wainwright, 67.

Waite, 67.

Wakefield, 67.

Wakefield, Mass., 30.

Wakefield, N. H.. 348.

Walcott, 68.

Waldegrave, Marchioness of, 212.

Waldron, 68.

Wales (name), 68.

Wales, 308.

Wales, Princess of, 268.

Walford, 68.

Walker, 68.

Wall, 69.

Wallace, 69, 238.

Wall en, 70.

Wallingford, Ct., 167, 521.

Wall Kill, N. Y., 169.

Walpole, Mass., 32, 115, 178,

245. 340.
Walpole, N. H., 92.
Walsh, 70.
Waltham, Brig, 75.
Walthara, Mass., 188, 314, 'i,']'] .
Waltham, Vt., 446.
Walton, 70.
Wanton, 70, 216, 282.
Ward, 70, 273, 435.
Ward, Mass., 148, 440, 532.
Ward well, 70, 68, 354.
Ware, 71.

Ware, Mass., 230, 323, 348.
Wareham, Mass., 233.
Warfield, 71.
Warner, 71, 281.
Warrall, 72.
Warren, 72, 378.
Warren, Ct., 40.
Warren Co., N. C, 476.
Warren Co., Tenn., 486.
Warren, F'rigate, 214.
Warren, Ohio, 24.
Warren, Me., 476, 502.
Warren, Privateer, 263.
Warren, R. I., 18, 19, 27, 30,

34, 36, 48, 50, 54, 55, 56, 61,

LXXXII

INDEX

Warren, R. I., — Continued.

64, 66, 71, 74, 79, 84, 91, 93,
no, 112, 119, 149, 159, 160,
163, 184, 189, 190, 192, 194,
196, 197, 213, 215, 223, 232,
235, 236, 241, 252, 253, 260,
267, 268, 285, 286, 287, 289,
306, 308, 324. 326, 329, 350,
359, 363. 368, 369, 386, 411,
412, 451, 452, 463, 483, 485,
489, 508, 514, 519, 521.

Warring, 72.

Warrington, Eng., 394.

Warseley, 72.

Wartovvn, 177.

Warwick, Eng., 382, 436.

Warwick, Mass., 35.

Warwick, Penn., 154.

Warwick, R. I., 21, 22, 23, 25,
28, 29, 38, 43, 44, 45, 54. 56,

57,62, 67, 71, 76, ^^, 78, 80,

84, 85,87, 88, 106, 113, 114,
124, 126, 129, 130, 131, 132,

133. 134, 135, 136, 137, 138,
140, 147, (57, 159, 162, 163,
165, 173, 205, 208, 209, 219,
229, 245, 249, 252, 253, 258,
259, 272, 277, 283, 286, 287,
288, 289, 292, 293, 294, 295,
299, 300, 343, 358, 362, 363,
369.379, 396, 410, 412, 415,
429, 435, 436, 437, 438, 439,
440, 441, 442, 452, 454, 457,
465, 466, 486, 487, 491, 492,
502, 503, 509, 532, 533, 534,
536.

Warwick Neck, R. I., 436, 440.

Washburn, 72.

Washington, 22, 136, 141, 250,

256, 315, 459, 492, 511-
Washington Army, 61.
Washington Bank, R. I., 143,

274.
Washington Brig, George, 95.
Washington College, Md., 381.
Washington Co., N. Y., 245,

349-
Washington Co., Pa., 509.
Washington Co., R. I., 275, 310,

478.

Washington Co., Tenn., 484.

Washington, D. C, 25, 29, 58,
62, 65, 76, 151, 157, 168,
174, 185, 198, 206, 209, 236,
237, 244, 245, 256, 320, 326,
330, 332, 333, 334. 347, 379,

392, 399, 416, 420, 465, 466,
475, 478, 479, 490, 497, 50S,
513, 514, 517, 520, 522, 534,

538.
Washington, Ky., 364.
Washington, N. C, 251, 427,

441.
Washington, Pa., 521.
Washington Row Galley, 412.
Washington, Ship, 48, 242, 367.
Waterbury, Ct., 294, 365.
Water F"ennel, 488.
Waterford, 456.
Waterford, Ire., 266, 388.
Water, Hemlock, 322.
Waterman, 73, 91, 290, 295, 384,

467.
Watertown, Mass., 186, 201, 324,

325, 352.
Watertown, N. Y., 236.
Waters, 74.
Waterville, Me., 151.
Watkins, 74.
Watson, 74, 141.
Wayland, 74.
Wayne, 109, 140.
Wayne Co., N. C, 487.
Wayne Co., Pa., 540.
Waynesville, Ohio, 30.
Weatherhead, 74.
Weatherfield, Ct., 42, 168, 266,

393. 427-
Weaver, 74, 134.
Webb, 75.
Webber, 75, 83.
Webster, 75, 83.
Weeden, 75, 324, 510.
Weekes, 76.
Weems, 76.

Welch, 76.

Wellington, Schooner, 172.

Wellington, Mass., 39, 41, 69,

88, 161, 167, 209, 270, 494.
Wellman, 76.

INDEX

LXXXIII

Wells, 76.

Wells, Mass., 479.

Welsh, 76, 247, 310, 420.

Wendall, 323.

Wenhani, Mass., 182, 453.

Wentvvorth, ^6, 231, 332.

Wesson, 76.

West, 76

West Bridgewater, Mass., 474.

West Cambridge, Mass., 84, 94,

315. 540.

Westchester Co., N. Y., 432.

Westchester Co., Va., 53.

Westchester, Pa., 332, 484.

Westcott, "JT, 19, 195.

West Church, Boston, 502.

Westerly, R. I., 23, 27, 49, TJ,
143; 144, 184, 192, 232, 262,
274, 310, 414, 475, 488.

Western Dist. of Mass., 153.

Western N. Y., 390.

Western "Repository," 43.

Westfield, Mass., 377.

West Florida, 1 15.

Westgate, 78.

West Greenwich, R. I., 51, 253,
291. 293, 356, 429, 503, 535.

West Hanney, Eng., 199.

West Hartford, Ct., 88.

West Indies, 109, 115, 120, 133,
164, 177, 178, 185, 189, 193,
213, 227, 249, 389, 392, 406,
428, 430, 431, 463, 500, 505.

Westhampton, Mass., 68.

Westminster, Mass., 374.

Westminster, Vt.,438

Westmoreland C. H., Va., 95,

Westmoreland, N. H., 346.

Westmoreland, N. Y., 65, 71.

West Newbury, Mass., 84.

Weston, 78.

Weston, Ct., 60, 542.

Weston, Mass., 78, 158, 387, 489,
506, 537-

Westover, Va., 241.

West Point, N. Y., 315, 367.

Westport, Me., 308.

Westport, Mass., 82, 90, 300, 311,

503-
Westport, Scot., 235.

West Quaddy Head, Me., 165.
West Springfield, Mass., 152,

327-
West Tennessee, 197.
Wethby, 78.
Wetherby, 78.
Wetmore, 78.
Wetherell, 78.
Wexford, Ire., 489.
Weybosset Bridge, Prov., 49.
Weybosset Street, Prov., 338.
Weymouth, Eng., 535.
Weymouth, Mass., 165, 314, 511.
Whale, 363.
Whampoa, Asia, 30.
Wheaton, 78, 65, 104, 179, 200,

303.
Wheeler, 79, 105.
Wheelmg, Ohio, 434.
Wheelock, 80.
Wheldron, 80.
Whetmore, 80.
Whipple, 80, 60, 200, 204, 324,

481, 529.
Whist, c;o6.
Whitaker, 81.
White, 82.

White, Admiral of the, 448, 449.
White Bear, 327.
White Hall, N. Y., 349, 397.
White Haven, Scot., 442.
Whitehorn, 82.
Whitehorne, 82.
White Plains, Battle of, 53.
Whitesboro Jail, 344.
Whitesboro, N. Y., 281.
Whitesides, 83.

White, Vice Admiral of the, 241,
Whitford, 83.
Whiting, 83.
Whitman, 83.
Whitmarsh, 84.
Whitmore, 84.
Whitney, 84.
Whittemore, 84.
Whitten, Eng., 485.
Whittier, 84.
Whittington, 84.
Whydah, Africa, 508.
W^ickes, 84, 36.

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INDEX

Wickford, R. I., 24, 25, 41, 51.

S3. 57. 5'^. 63, 67, 76, 82,

142, 144, 159, 166, 206, 222,

256, 285, 292, 293, 298, 366,

395. 397. 399. 402, 403. 410.

455. 458, 459, 490.
Wickliffe, 84.
Wigan, Eng., 375.
Wight, 84, 208.
Wightman, 84.
Wiggen, 85.
Wilbour, 85.
Wilbraham, Mass., 183.
Wilbrey, 221.
Wilcox, 86.
Wild, 86.
Wilde, 86.
Wilder, 86.
Wildes, 86.

Wilkesbarre, Pa., 199, 275.
Wilkes Co., N. C, 394.
Wilkinson, 86,99, 180, 273, 310,

325, 391-
Willard, 87, 541.
Willett, 460.
Wiley, 87.
Willey, 87.

William and Mary, Brig, 232.
William and Mary College, Va.,

<S9.
William and Mary Parish, Md.,

220.
William Miirdock, Ship, 271.
William, Prince, 347.
William, Schooner, 525.
William Sheldon, Schooner, 148,

292.
Williams, 87, 54, 65, 165, 166.
Williamsburg, Va., 89, 186, 191,

377. 407. 446.
Williamson, 89.
Williamson Co., Tenn., 149.
Williamson, N. Y., 280, 465.
Williamstovvn, Mass., 296, 320.
Willimantic, Ct., 86.
Willis, 89.
Williston, Pa., 91.
Wilmarth, 89.
Wilmcr, 89.

Wilmington, Del., 104, 166, 169,
210, 218, 233, 241, 242, 527,

532-

Wilmington, Dist. N. C, 485.

Wilmington, N. C, 55, 139, 164,
198, 208, 233, 252, 273, 284,
344, 409, 424. 437, 439, 455,

494, 496, 536.

Wilmington, Ohio, 377.

Wilna, 157.

Wilson, 90, 100, 465.

Wilton, Ct., 175.

Wiltshire, Eng., 402.

Winch, 90.

Winchell, 90.

Winchester Co., Va., 234.

Winchester, Ky., 472.

Winchester, N. H., 528.

Winder, 90

Windham, Ct., 35, 95, loi, 145,
146, 149, 207, 266, 328, 337,
356, 357. 365. 387, 388, 390,
401, 433, 434, 461, 492, 514,

523-
Windham Co., Ct., loi, 387.
Windham, N. H., 90,498.
Windham, N. Y., 207.
Windham, Pa., 105.
Windsor, Ct., 180, 369, 447.
Windsor, Mass , 59.
Windsor, Vt., 37, 79.
Wing, 90.
Winman, 90.

Winnipissogee Lake, 391,
Win slow, 90.
Winsor, 91, 56, 356.
Win stead, Ct., 488.
Winthrop, 91, 440.
Winthrop, Me., 328.
Wintonbury, Ct., 365.
Wists, 91.
Wiscasset, Me., 144, 269, 331,

371-
Wise, 91.
Wisner, 91.
Withenbury, 91.
Witherell, 91.
Woburn, Mass., 144, 151.
Wodel, 92.
Wolfboro, N. H., 257.

INDEX

LXXXV

Wolfe, 52, 91, 164, 358, 438.
Wolstonecraft, 425.
Wood, 91, 221.
Woodbridge, 59, 141.
Woodbridge, Mass., 316.
Woodbridge, N. J., 142.
Woodbury, 92.
Woodford Co., Ky., 74.
Woodman, 93.
Woodmancy, 93.
Woodruff, 93.
Woods, 93.

Woodstock, Ct., 86, loi, 134, 173,
186, 193, 254, 263, 267, 311,

375. 389, 395. 397. 435. 458,
490.

Woodstock, Mass., 89.

Woodstock, Vt., 49, 263.

Woodward, 93.

Wood worth, 93.

Woolwich, Eng., 162.

Woolwich, Me., 377.

Woonsocket, R. I., 290.

Woonsocket Hill, R. I., 153.

Worcester, Eng., 262.

Worcester, Eng., Bishop of, 515.

Worcester, Mass., 42, 44, 52, 93,
100, 153, 154, (81, 205, 211,
223, 227, 231, 263, 264, 297,
312, 388, 413, 434, 436, 444.
457,477. 492,507. 508, 510.

Workingham, Eng., 494.

Worm tub, 313.

Worthen, Eng., 445.

Worthington, 93, 32.

Worthington, Mass., 504.

Wrentham, Mass., 20, 67, 71, 82,
83, 129, 180, 181, 202, 203,
229, 266, 302, 304, 317, 377,
385, 386, 388, 432, 449, 468,
471, 476, 491, 530. 531-

Wright, 93.

Wrightley, 94.

Wrightington, 94.

Writer, 303.

Wyatt, 94, 350.

Wyeth, 94.

Wyllys, 94.

Wyoming, Massacre of, 323, 537.

Yale College, 22, 43, 272, 279,

327, 356. 519-
Yale University, 150.
Yankee, Privateer, 35, 523.
Yard Arm, the, 343.
Yarmouth, Mass, 45, 149, 166,

174, 310, 444.
Yarnall, 207.
Yates, 94.
Yearmshaw, 94.
Yeatman, 95.
Yearmans, 95.
Yellow Arsenic, 118.
Yellow Fever, 434.
Yewell, 273.
York, 95.

York Co., Me., 37.
York Co., Va., 298, 473.
York, Me., 22.
York, Pa., 520.
York State, 473.
York, Va., 446.
Yorkshire, Eng., 211, 531.
Yorkshire Giant, 202.
Yorktown, Battle of, no, 212,

333-
Yorktown, Va., 159, 245, 281,

354, 362, 398, 431.
Yorkville, S. C, 326.
Young, 95, 103.

Young Women, Sermons to, 391.
Younglove, 95.

Zanesville, Ohio, 260, 353.
Zerviah, Brig, 145.
Zink, Flour of, 393.

PROVIDENCE JOURNAL.

Deaths Published from January 3, 1820, to
December 31, 1829.

The present series of newspapers known as the " Providence
Journal" began with an issue on January 3, 1820, and has been
pubhshed semi-weekly on Monday and Thursday until the present
time. On July 21, 1829, the Daily Journal was established. The
numbers of the Daily Journal from July 21 to December 31 are not
on file in the Journal office, but the file there commences with Jan-
uary I, 1830. The file of the semi-weekly, January 3, 1820, to
December 31, 1S29, in the Journal office is not complete, nor is that
in the library of the Historical Society. With the aid of the two,
however, a complete record has been obtained.

The deaths from A to R were published in our preceding vol-
ume XII of the Vital Records. The present installment therefore
commences with the letter S.

SABIN John, at Killingly, aged 45 years ; an

enterprising merchant and valuable citizen. May i, 1821

Col. Hezekiah, aged 72 years, formerly of

New Haven, Conn., at Providence, April 5, 1822

Jude, aged 66 years, colored, at Olneyville, Feb. 21, 1827

Capt. Joshua A., of late John, of Provi-
dence, at Point Comfort, Va., Aug. 12, 1828

Elizabeth Ingraham, only daughter of late
Capt. Joshua A. Sabin, in her 9th year, at
Providence, May 25, 1829

SACKETT Ann, wife of Adnah, in 24th year, at

Providence, June i, 1823

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VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SACKETT Imogene, daughter of Adnah, aged 9

months, at Providence, Nov. 10,

Sarah Maria, daughter of Philo and Cratio, in
her 13th year, at Brainerd's Bridge, Nas-
sau, N. Y., March 24,

SADLER IVIr. , the balloonist, fell from his

car. Journal of Nov. 18,

SALISBURY Daniel, in 29th year, July 13,

Peleg Cranston, infant son of George, aged

15 months, at Providence, Aug. 26,

George, infant son of John, at Warren, Feb. 2,

Samuel, aged 61 years, at Seekonk. Journal

of Aug. 22,

Capt. Jonathan, aged 70 years, formerly a
member of the General Assembly, while in
his full vigor he weighed 360 pounds. Aug. 23,

Elizabeth, wife of Jonathan, in 60th year, at

Providence, Feb. 16,

Joshua, of Richard, of Providence, R. L, at

Staten Island Hospital, aged 19 years, Aug. 29,

George Henry, son of George, aged 1 1 months

19 days, at Providence,' Feb. 11,

Christopher Dexter, aged 6 years, at Provi-
dence, Dec. 17,
SALLY Nelly, wife of James, at Attleboro. Jour-
nal of Sept. 2,

Keen, of John, in 15th year, drowned at Val-
ley Falls, Dec. 11,
SAMPSON George, of Kingston, Mass., aged

33 years, at Providence, May 8,

SANDS Robert G., aged 59 years, Town Repre-
sentative in the General Assembly from
New Shoreham, at P2ast Greenwich, after
a long illness. Journal of Jan. 29,

SANDWICK William Osborne, son of IMargaret,
aged 4 years 8 months, swallowed a glass •
button, at Augusta, Ga., April 11,

SANFORD Sarah, widow of John, at Attleboro,

Mass., in 42d year, Dec. 7,

Mrs. Elizabeth, aged 61 years, at Newport, Dec. 10,

John, formerly of Portsmouth, at Dorset, Vt.,

aged 81 years. May — ,

Mary, wife of Giles, aged 84 years, at New-
port, Jan. 2,

William, of Peleg, at Newport, aged 23 years, Oct. 8,

Hezekiah U., son of the late Ellery, in 32d
year, at Bristol, April 19,

SARLE Solomon, at Providence, in his 84th

year, Oct. 19,

Benoni, in 59th year, at Situate, July 19,

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SARLE Ezekiel, aged 73 years, at Cranston,

Hannah, daughter of late Col. Ezekiel, aged
44 years, at Cranston,

Mary, wife of Thomas, in 46th year, at Provi-
dence,
SAUNDERS Mary, wife of Jeremiah, at Gloces-
ter, aged 43 years,

Nathaniel, of Nathaniel, late of Providence, at
New Orleans, La. Journal of

Caleb, at Providence, in 6gth year,

Samuel, in 65th year, at Providence,

George, formerly of Warren, in 31st year, at
Philadelphia,

Capt. Richard, of Portsmouth, N. H., late
master of brig Charles and Ellen, aged 45
years, at sea on passage from New Orleans,

Horace, of Providence, at sea on board schoon-
er Gleaner, on passage from Aux Cayas to
New York,

John, aged 48 years, at Providence,
SAWIN Mary Everett, infant child of Isaac, at
Providence,

Meltiah, wife of Isaac, at Providence, in 24th
year,

Sally, of Moses, daughter of Capt. Samuel
Westcott, in 42nd year, at Providence,

Elizabeth L., of Major Isaac,
SAXTON Orrin B., printer, formerly of Provi-
dence, at Mass. General Hospital. Journal
of
SAYER Susan, wife of James, in 40th year,

Abraham, killed in the wheels of his mill at
Darby Creek, O.,
SAYLES Hon. David, a Captain in the Revolu-
tionary Service, in Col. Olney's regiment,
at Cumberland,

Mrs. , widow of David, at Cumberland,

John, P]sq., in loist year, born Jan. 17, 1722,
in Smithfield, one of 13 male children; all
save himself have long been tenants of the
tomb ; many years an active politician, had
been both Representative and Assistant,
besides filling other offices ; was active in
the Revolution, at North Providence,

Laura, daughter of Capt. Chad, aged 16, at
Glocester,

Stephen, of late Jeremiah, in 33rd year, at
North Providence,

Sarah Louisa, only daughter of Jesse, aged 2
years, at Smithfield. Journal of

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20

VITAL EECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SAYLES Nancv, wife of Duty, daughter of Ma-
jor Noah 'Butterworth, in 27th year, at
Wrentham, Aug. 24

Nathaniel, in 52nd year, at Smithfield, April 27

Arnold, Jr., son of Arnold, in 20th year, at

Blackstone village, June 25

SCARBOROUGH Luther, aged i}, years, a na-
tive of Brooklyn, at Hartford, Ct., April 17

Mary, of Nehemiah, in 41st year, at Provi-
dence. Oct. I

SCHAFFER , infant son of Francis C,

aged II months, Dec. 17,

SCHEE James, Esq., of Delaware, U. S. Consul

at Genoa, at Philadelphia. Journal of May 14

SCHULTZ George, native of Hamburgh, aged

58 years, at New York. Journal of Oct. 19

SCHOOLCRAFT ,an elderly man, from a

fall from a horse, at Schoharia, N. Y. Jour-
nal of Oct. I
SCOTT Charles, of Charles, suddenly, aged 7

months, at Providence, Nov. 6

Alexander, aged 39 years, native of Gloces-
ter Co., N. J., on board ship Panther of
Providence, Oct. 12

Reuben, merchant, aged 44 years, of firm of

Scott & Almy, at Thompson, Ct., Nov. 28

Miss Juliana, in 43d year, at Smithfield. Jour-
nal of Sept. 15

Jeremiah, aged 28 years, at Cumberland, Oct. 25

David S., of Henry S., aged i year, at Smith-
field. Journal of Feb. 20

Eunice, wife of Elijah, aged 6"^) years, at

Northampton, June 10

Mrs. Sarah, wife of Lsrael, aged 42 years, at

Providence, June 12

Stafford A., aged 28 years, on his passage
from Buffalo to Cumberland, R. L, on pas-
sage boat Ontario, buried at Utica, Nov. i

Edwin, son of George, aged 4 months, at

Scituate. Journal of May 15

Charles Allen, only son of George, aged 4
years 10 month.s, at Situate. Journal
of July 17 and 21

Jonathan, in 80th year, at Providence, Sept. 25

Phila, wife of Harvey, in 44th year, at Provi-
dence, May 8
SCOVIL Capt. John, of Ship Arab, of Boston,
native of Providence, at Havana, aged 32
years. Journal of June 6

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PHOVI DKNCE JOURNAL— DEATHS

21

SEABURY Edward, son of Rt. Rev. Samuel,
late Bishop of Connecticut and Rhode Is-
land, at New York, Nov. ii, 1827

SEAGER Submit, of Lieut. Nathaniel, in 19th

year, at Bithel, Me., Dec. 13, 1824

SEALEY Mr. , Dancing Master, aged

90 years, at Dundee, Scotland. Journal of Dec. 27, 1824

SEA MANS Josiah, at Providence, suddenly,

aged 26 years, Oct. 5, 1820

Maria, of Young, Esq., of Providence, at

Savannah, Ga., m 22d year, Oct. 17, 1821

Thomas, in 52d year, Nov. 3, 1822

Young, Esq., in 56th year, suddenly, Nov. 10, 1823

Mary, widow of Josiah, aged 81 years, 40

years a member of a Christian Church, Jan. 4, 1826

Sarah Ann, daughter of Robert, in 19th

year, at Foster. Journal of Feb. 6, 1826

Mary, widow of Young, in 57th year, at Provi-
dence, Dec. 30, 1826

SEARING Miss Basheba, aged 75 years, at New-
port. Journal of Dec. 17, 1827

SEARL Miss Jerusha, aged 75 years, at South-
ampton. Journal of May 2, 1825

SEARLE Elizabeth, widow of Capt. James, of
East Greenwich, in 49th year, at Provi-
dence, Oct. 18, 1824
Edward, in 8ist year, at Scituate, Dec. 13, 1827
Catharine, widow of William, daughter of
late Capt. Benjamin Greene, aged 70 years,
at Warwick, " March 24, 1828

SEA RLE James, in 24th year, at Providence, July 18, 1821

Justus, aged about 70 years, at South-
ampton, Nov. 7, 1824

SEARS Martha, wife of Caleb S., at Spring-
field, aged 35 years, severly hurt but lived
twenty days in agony. Journal of April 11, 1825

SEATLE Abigail, widow of Richard, in 50th

year, at Newport. Journal of Oct. 14, 1824

SEAVER Mrs. , widow of William, aged

80 years, at Taunton, March 30, 1822

SEEKELL Almira, of Thomas, aged 8 years, at

Providence, March 7, 1828

SECRUISE Jacob, aged y;^ years ; the last sur-
vivor who saw Capt. Cook murdered in that
celebrated voyage ; at Birmingham, Eng.
Journal of Sept. 26, 1825

SERVEY Eli, aged 41 years, at Sutton, Mass., June 29, 1829

SESSIONS John, late of Providence, at Bronden,

Vt., in 75th year, Nov. 15, 1820

22 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SESSIONS Miss Sarah, second daughter of Hon. ,^ ,o^,

Darius, at Providence, at advanced age, Jan. lo, i«2i

Horace, Agent of Colonization Society, at sea

on boardVig Vine, ^ ^ March 4, 1826

SETGREAVES Hon. Samuel, aged 64 years,

M. C. from Penn. during Washmgton and

Adams' administrations, at Eaton, Penn.

Journal of ..... ^P"^ '^' ^ ^

SEW ALL Hon. David, was born at York, Me.,
Oct 7 CO S.) I7S5, and of course was m
his 9istVear the 19th of Oct., at York, Oct. 22, 1825

SEWELL Stephen, aged 52 years, drowned m

Taunton River, .^ ^ ^ ^. Oct. 28, 1S24

SEYBERT Thomas, formerly of Philadelphia,

aged 31 years, at Providence, Aug. 2, 1827

SEYMOUR Hon. Thomas, aged 94 years, a grad-

uate of Yale i755, at Hartford, July 30, 1829

SHAILER Fisk, aged 30 years, from an explo-
sion at Haddam, Ct , July II, 1^29
SHANKS Casey, of David, Esq., near Amster-
dam, Va., after a severe illness of 3 years
and 8 months, J""e 25. 1821
David, Esq., near Amsterdam, Va., after sev-

eral years illness, June 28, 1821

jvirs. , wife of David, Esq., near Am-
sterdam, Va., after a long illness, June 28, 1821
SHARP Roxie Ann, at Thompson, Ct., aged 14

years, July 24, 1820

Selea, wife of Charles, formerly of Killingly,

Ct., at Providence, in 48th year, , May 16, 1829

SHARPLEY John, formerly of Boston, at Prov-
idence, in 54th year, Jan. 20, 1820
SHAW Anthony, in 27th year, at Providence, June 30, 1820
Abby Hoes, of William P., at Providence, Nov. 29, 1820
Capt. William, at Newport, in 42nd year.

Journal of Dec. 4, 1820

Capt. John, at Taunton, Mass., Jan. 17, 1821

Charles, son of Dea. Charles, aged 18 months,

at Bristol, Sept. 24, 1821

Rhoda, of Noah, aged 24 years, at Little Comp-

ton, Jan- 20, 1823

Whipple A., infant son of James M., aged i

year, 9 months, at Warwick, Sept. 4, 1823

Capt. John, U. S. Navy; had just arrived
from Charleston to take charge of the Navy
Yard, Sept. 17, 1823

John W., of Asa, of Newport, aged 28 years,

at Danville, Ky., April 14, 1824

Sarah, eldest daughter of John A., of New-
port, aged 22 years, at Elizabeth City, N.
C. Journal of July 19, 1824

Sept. 29,

1825

Dec. 10,

1829

April 12,

Aug. I,

Feb. 17,

1823
1824
1827

June 5,

1820

July 10,

1820

July 10,

1820

Sept. 16,

1820

May 24.

1821

Aug. 29,

1821

Sept. II,

1821

June 28,

1822

June 30,

1822

Oct. 14,

1822

Sept. 9,

1823

Aug. 15,

1824

Jan. 30,
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PROVIDENCE JOURNAL— DEATHS

SHAW William Alexander, son of Rev. Samuel

B., aged 16 months, at Providence. Nov. 4, 1824

Martha, widow of Thomas, in 86th year, at

Portsmouth. Journal of Nov. 24,

Isaac, aged 58 years, at Taunton. Journal of May 18,
William, in 52nd year, formerly of Newport,

at Natick, ' April 6,

SHAWNADITHIT, supposed to be the last of

the red Indians or Bosothicks, at St.

John's.New Foundland, June 6,

SHAYS Gen. Daniel, an officer of the Revolution

and leader of Shays' men at Sparta, N, Y.,

aged Ss years,
SHEAFE Hon. James, formerly Senator in Con-
gress, at Portsmouth, N. H. Journal of
SHEFFIELD Mary, widow of Capt. Aaron, aged

70 years, at Newport,
James, P2sq., aged 80 years, at Westerly, R. I.,
Nathaniel, in 90th year, at South Kingstown,
SHELDON Nehemiah, Esq., at Providence, in

83rd year,
Deborah, wife of Gen. Daniel, at Newport, in

60th year. Journal of
Zilpha, wife of Nicholas, in 76th year, at

Cranston. Journal of
Mary Tillinghast, of Capt. Charles, in 20th

year, at Warwick,
Nicholas, only son of Joseph, in i ith year, at

Cranston,
Sarah Thurber, daughter of Daniel, 13 months,

at Providence,
Caroline, wife of Pardon, in 23rd year, at

Providence,
William, Esq., aged 59 years, formerly of

North Providence, at London, Eng.,
William, son of William, aged 2 years, 6

months,
Huldah, wife of Capt. Remington, aged 64

years, at Pawtu.xet,
Gen. Daniel, aged 71 years, at Newport, a

soldier of the Revolution and many years

Major General of State militia,
James, of New York, aged 1 8 years, at New

Orleans, about
Nancy, wife of John F. , eldest daughter of
• Edward Thurber, Esq., in 54th year,
John T., of Daniel, aged 13 months,
Winsor, of Charles, aged 21 months.
Chandler H., eldest son of Christopher, in

19th year, at Pawtuxet,

24

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SHELDON Capt. Pardon and Capt. Samuel
Godfrey; were the two oldest sea captains
in Providence, Ji-ily 4

Nicholas, in 96th year, at Cranston, April 16

Jeremiah, formerly of Johnston, at Warren,

Ohio, May 6

James Pettey, only son of William, Esq., in 5th

year, at Providence, Aug. 7

Henry, son of Charles, aged 2 years, at Prov-
idence, Sept. 18

Lydia Olney, infant daughter of Tillinghast,

at Providence, Jan. 20

Mary Thurber, daughter of Daniel, aged 15
months, at Providence, Aug. 19

Stephen, in 30th year, at Foster, Nov. 2

SHELTON Polly, daughter of Charles, aged 13

months, at Providence, April 16

SHEPERD Rev. Mace, at Little Compton, aged

65 years, Feb. 14

Lydia, widow, aged 70 years, at Norton, Jan. 1 1

William A., Esq., in 36th year, at Providence, April 5

Elizabeth, widow of Levi, aged 38 years, at

Northampton, July 28

Jacob, aged 78 years, at Sturbridge, Mass.

Journal of ' May 24

Jacob, aged 78 years, at Sturbridge. Jour-
nal of May 28

John, aged 82 years, suddenly, at New London, Oct. 30
SHEPHERD Charles, Esq., at Northampton,

Mass., aged 40 years, Feb. 27

SHERBOURNE Col. Henry, naval officer, of

Newport, aged ']'] years. May 21

SHERDON Ellison, aged 35 years, of Somerset,
at sea on board brig Invincible on passage
from Tobasco to Philadelphia, July 23

SHERMAN George Henry Bassett, infant son
of Peleg, formerly of Newport, aged 15
months 23 days, at Providence, Aug. 4

Thomas, Esq., formerly of Portsmouth, R. L,

at Saratoga, N. Y., aged 89 years, Aug. 24

SHERMAN James, son of late Perry, aged 23

years, at Newport. Journal of Sept. 30

Mrs. Elizabeth, in 53d year, at Newport, April 13

Isaac, aged 61 years, formerly of Ports-
mouth, at Cambridge, N. Y., May 10

Bess, colored, a very aged person supposed
to be 100 years old, at the Newport Asy-
lum, Sept. 24,

Capt. , of Sloop Revenge of Wickford,

drowned in the wreck at Little Egg Har-
bor, Dec. 19

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25

SHERMAN Sarah, widow of Capt. John, aged

84 years, at Lippitt. Journal of Feb. 3

Charles H., native of South Kingstown,

aged 27 years, at Princess Island, Africa, March 8

Mrs. Elizabeth, aged 63 years, at Newport.

Journal of July 18

Sarah Dillon Dupee, only child of Capt.

Ebenezer P., at Newport, Oct. 18

Alice, wife of Job, aged 53 years ; member

Society of P>iends. Journal of March 20.

Charles Alfred, of Darius, aged 10 months, Aug. 28

Capt. Benjamin, of brig Pedlar of Boston,
of Newport; at sea 12 days from Elmira,
Coast of Africa, aged 40 years, P'eb. 21

Lydia, widow of Nathan, in 49th year,
member Society of Friends, at Smith-
field, July 24

Lydia, eldest daughter of James, aged 33
years, at North Kingstown, Oct. 20

Caroline Frances, daughter of Sylvester G.,

aged 6 months, at Warwick, ]\\\y 15

Avis, widow of Peleg, aged 81 years, at New-
port. Journal of Nov. 3

Elizabeth, widow of Nathaniel, in 80th year,
at South Kingstown, March 24

Capt. Henry, aged 74 years, an officer in the
Revolution, confined to his bed six years,
at North Kingstown April 8

Capt. George, keeper Beaver Tail Light,

aged 67 years, at Newport, Sept. 16

Nancy, wife of Nathaniel J., formerly of

Wickford, at Providence, Sept. 28

Robert, aged about 79 years, at Exeter, Oct. 4

SHOCKLEY Elisha, aged 24 years, of New

Bedford, on board brig If at sea, June 26

SH0EMAKP:R David, aged 71 years, for 30
years a clerk in the General Land Office,
Washington, accidently drowned. Jour-
nal of Aug. I
SHORES Benjamin, aged 90 years, at Taunton,

Journal of Aug. 30

SHORT Lucretia W., of Capt. John, in 28th

year, at Barrington, Jan. 6

Simeon Martin, at Swanzey, Mass., in 19th
year, Dec. 6

Capt. John, in 66th year, at Providence, Aug. 25

Betsey, widow of Capt. John, in 69th year, at

Barrington, July 12, 1823

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VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SHORT Mrs.

, wife of Ebenezer, had been

on a visit to a neighbor's and was returning
home the horse took fright, she was thrown
from the wagon and so fractured her skull
that when found she was lifeless, at See-
konk,
Daniel C, eldest son of Jeremiah S., in 23d
year, at Providence,
SHOV^E Thomas, of Samuel, aged 19 months, at

Providence,
SHREWSBURY Earl of, in 75th year, was the
1 8th of his line and succeeded by his
nephew ; supposed to be possessed of great
wealth, at London,
SHRIEVE John, in 87th year, at Tiverton,
SHEM\\'AY Nathan, aged 58 years, killed in his
water wheel by slipping on the ice at Bel-
chertowm. Journal of
SHUTE John Rogers, editor of Hampshire
Sentinel, aged about 28 years, a native of
Exeter, N. H., and descendant of John
Rogers the martyr, at Belchertown, Mass.,
SIBLEY Torrant, aged 68 years, at Sutton, sud-
denly,
Mrs. Mary, aged 70 years, at Providence,
SIGOURNEY Andrew, Town Treasurer of Bos-
ton, at Boston,
SILL Richard E., late editor of the Georgia
Gazette, aged 22 years, at Buffalo, N. Y.
Journal of
SIMMONS Miss Eliza, youngest daughter of
George, of Dorchester, Mass., at Boston,
in 20th year, burned to death from clothes
taking fire,
Jonathan K., in 50th year, at Providence,
"Hannah, daughter of Capt. Ephraim, aged

44 years, at Fairhaven. Journal of
Alfred Augustus, of Joseph, aged 4 months,

at Providence,
Mrs. Martha, wife of John P., daughter of
Capt. Henry Munro, aged 22 years, at Bris-
tol,
Mrs. Sarah, in 45th year, at Newport,
Elder Thomas, at Rehoboth, aged 104 years

5 months 16 days. Journal of
Thomas, aged 62 years, formerly of Charles-
ton, S. C, at Providence,
William, of James S., at Cranston, aged 12
years,

Aug. 14, 1824

April 22, 1829

Nov. I, 1828

April 8, 1827
July 7, 1823

March 15, 1827

March 28, 1828

July 26, 1823
Sept. 19, 1825

Aug. 6, 1820

Nov. 16, 1829

April I, 1 82 1
Feb. 23, 1822

Sept. 5, 1822

June 9, 1822

July 5, 1823
Nov. 14, 1825

Dec. 25, 1820

Oct. 18, 1827

Jan. 19, 1828

PROVIDENCE JOURNAL— DEATHS

27

SIMMONS Davis, formerly of Little Compton,
at Johnston,
Eunice Chester, daughter of George E., aged

5 months 22 days, at Providence,
George E., aged 28 years, at Providence,
Mary, wife of Henry, aged 42 years, at New-
port,
Seth, Jr., son of Seth, aged S years, at W ar-

ren,
Theodore, infant son of William S., at Bris-
tol,
SIMONS Clarrissa, wife of William, Esq., junior
editor of the Patriot, in 38th year,
Moses Gardiner, of William, aged 5 years, at
Providence,
SIMPSON Samuel, aged 67 years, at Newport,
Martha, wife of Thomas, formerly of New-
port, at Providence,
SINKINS Susannah, in 53rd year, at Providence,
SISSON Mary, widow of Edward, at Providence,
aged St, years, member Society of Friends,
Charles, of Westerly, on board schooner Free-
gift, arrived at New London, aged 22 years,
Ruth, wife of Joseph, formerly of Newport,
at Seekonk, aged 89 years, member Society
of Friends,
Joseph, aged 95 years, at Rehoboth, formerly

of Newport. Journal of
Jane, wife of Freeborn, formerly of Boston, at

Warren, aged 43 years,
Abigail, widow of Gideon, at an advanced age,

at Warren, suddenly.
Job, formerly of Portsmouth, at Little Comp-
ton, aged 75 years,
James, of Isaac, aged 27 years, at Swanzey,
Mary, wife of late Richard, in 8ist year, at

Warren,
Olive, wife of James, aged 52 years, at War-
ren,
SIZER Abigail, widow of Capt. William, at Ches-
ter, aged 79 years, leaving to lament her
loss, 13 children, 37 grand and 15 great-
grandchildren, total of 85. Journal of
SKINNER Hon. Roger, U. S. Judge Northern
District of New York, at Albany. Jour-
nal of
Herbert, aged 34 years, member Society of

P"riends, at Mansfield,
Nathaniel, Esq., editor Connecticut Courier,
at Bridgeport,

June 5, 1828

March 23, 1829
April 5, 1829

May 20, 1829

July 5, 1829

Aug. 20, 1829

March 21, 1826

Jan. 4, 1827
Oct. 13, 1824

Jan. 20, 1829
Sept. 7, 1820

March .30, 1821

April 22, 182 1

Sept. II, 1822

Jan. 16, 1823

May 6, 1823

Dec. 25, 1823

Sept. 2, 1824
Sept. 22, 1824

May 21, 1829

Sept. 10, [829

Jan. I, 1829

Aug. 25, 1825
March i, 1827
June 23, 1826

2§ VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SLACK Hannah, widow of Dr. Benjamin, of
Scituate, and daughter of Judge Henry
Harris, of Johnston, at North Providence,
in 83rd year. Journal of Nov. 23,

Adah, daughter of late Capt. Samuel, in 46th

year, at Attleboro, Dec. 9,

Amey, widow of Lewis, in 54th year, at Paw-
tucket, Oct. 27,

Granville, of Granville, aged 10 months, at

Providence. . Jan. 20,

Eliphalit, in 83rd year, at Pawtucket, June,

SLADE Patience, widow of Jonathan, Jr., aged

52 years, at Troy, Mass., Nov. 26,

Eber, aged 38 years, member Society of

Friends, at Troy, Mass., Aug. 5,

Eber, aged 52 years, at Troy, Mass., Aug. 5,

Rev. Philip, in 68th year ; for nearly 40 years
pastor of the Baptist church at Swanzey, Sept. 3,

SLATER Samuel, eldest son of Samuel, at

North Providence, in his 19th year, July i,

Samuel, son of John, Esq., at Slatersville, July 30,

William, of Samuel, Esq., of Pawtucket, at

New York Hospital, in 17th year, Aug. 31,

SEIDELL William J., midshipman U. S. Navy,

drowned in Norfolk Harbor, April 5,

SLOCUM Mrs. Sarah, at Tiverton, in 49th year. May 7,

Sally, widow, formerly of Martha's Vineyard,
at Bristol, April 16,

Mercy, aged 94 years, daughter of late Daniel
Goddard, of Newport, member of Society
of P'riends, Dartmouth, Sept. 13,

Primus, colored, aged 71 years, a Revolution-
ary soldier, at Seekonk, Nov. 3,

Charles Brayton, of Benjamin T., aged 11

months, at Pawtuxet, Nov. 7,

Capt. Peleg, aged 76 years, at Bristol, Jan. 18,

Maria, wife of Smith P., aged 30 years, at

Pawtuxet. Journal of March 8,

Holder, in 80th year, many years a Represent-
ative at the General Court of Massachusetts,
at Dartmouth,

William Hudson, only son of Joseph, Jr., aged
I year, 1 1 months, at Warwick,

John, aged 75 years, a Revolutionary pension-
er, at Providence. Journal of
SMALL Sarah, a native of Danvers, Mass., at
Providence.

Thomas, aged 89 years, one of the first set-
tlers of the town, at Deer Island. Journal
of

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PHOVIDKNCK JOURNAL— DEATHS 29

SMALL John N., son of Aaron and Mary, aged 4

years. 4 months, at Milbury, Mass., July 28, 1829

. Henry, aged about 25 years, chief mate of

brig Ceres, of Portland, Me., at the Marine

Hospital, Norfolk. Journal of Aug. 27, 1829

SMALLWOOD Samuel N., Esq., Major of

Washington, D. C. Journal of Oct. 7, 1824

Nancy, colored, formerly of Bristol, aged 54

years, at Providence, Nov. 22, 1829

SMART Margaret W., v/ife of Isaiah, in 42nd year,

at Seekonk. Journal of Feb. 18, 1822

Margaret, wife of Isaiah, at Seekonk, in 42nd

year. Journal of Feb. 28, 1822

Mrs. Hannah, aged 103 years, 4 months, at

the Boston Almshouse ; there are now liv-
ing at the Almshouse two women, the eld-
est, 107 years, 4 months, walked a distance

of 14 miles in two days; she bids fair to

live several years to come ; the other is 10 1

years, 3 months old. Journal of Oct. 6, 1825

Richard, aged Ji years; was at Bunker Hill

and Saratoga, and a prisoner among the

Indians three months during that historic

struggle, at Prospect, Me. Journal of May 24, 1827

Abigail, wife of Andrew M., and daughter

of late John Sylvester, of Newport, aged 21

years, at North Providence, June 27, 1828

SMITH Mary, wife of Capt. Stephen, late of

Rhode Island, daughter of Capt. William

Rhodes, of Cranston, at Scituate, March 30, 1820

Henry, son of Richard, at Warwick, aged 8

months. Journal of April 3, 1820

P'reelove, widow of Capt. Simon, in 76th year,

at Providence, May 11, 1820

Richard, son of Capt. Turpin, of Providence,

at Portsmouth, N. H., aged 31 years. Jour-
nal of June 26, 1820
Ruth, widow of Job, aged 81 years, at Johns-
ton, Sept. 16, 1S20
Benjamin, at Providence, aged 51 years, Oct. 8, 1820
Dr. Elisha, at Killingly, suddenly, aged 70

years. Journal of Dec. 14, 1820

Henry, of Col. Henry, late of Providence, at

Providence, in i8th year, Dec. 29, 1820

Elisha, Jr., son of Elisha, of Newport, at Navy

Yard, Portsmouth, N. H., purser's steward,

aged 2,7 years, Dec. — , 1820

Mrs. Anna, at Providence, in 8ist year, after

a long illness, March 9, 1821

March 1 1,

1821

May 1 8,

1821

July i6,

1821

Oct. I,

1821

Oct. 21,

1821

Nov. II,

1821

Nov. 25,

1821

Nov. 26,

1821

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30 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SMITH Anna, widow of Joshua, at Providence,

aged 75 years, March 10, 1821

William C., of late Samuel, at Bristol, aged

41 years, left wife and 5 children,
David, in 64th year, at Cumberland,
Mary Ann, wife of Capt. Jacob, aged 39

years, at Newport. Journal of
Elisha T., aged 24 years, son of Chad, of

Smithfielcl, R. I., at Waynesville, Ohio,
Oliver C, native of Rehoboth, aged 29 years,

at St. Louis, Mo.,
Esek, Jr., in 49th year, at Smithiield,
Eliza, wife of Horace, aged 24 years, at

Leicester, Mass., suddenly,
Sarah, in 60th year, at Providence,
Lydia, daughter of Chad, aged 14 years, at

SlatersA-ille, Nov. 29,

Samuel De Wolf, of Bristol, aged 20 years,

at Havanah, on board brig Brothers,
Alpheas, aged about 26 years, at Cranston,
Nathaniel 2d, aged 75 years, many }'ears

sexton of Episcopal Church, at Bristol,
Hope, widow of Job, in 73d year, at Paw-

tuxet. Journal of
William, aged 40 years, from a fall from the

main mast of ship Commodore Rogers, at

New Bedford. Journal of
Betsey M., wife of Rev. Preserved, Jr., aged

^^ years, at Wakefield, Mass. Journal of
John G., son of Samuel, aged 6 years, at

Providence,
William Henry, of Alanson, aged 13 months,

at Providence,
John, of East Greenwich, on board ship Asia,

at Whampoa,
John Wheaton, of Joseph, Jr., Esq., aged 15

years, at Warren,
John, in 29th year, at Cranston,
Thankful, aged 70 years, at the Newport

Asylum. Journal of
Christopher, in 64th year, at Scituate,
Josiah, aged 29 years, member junior class H.

U., at New Bedford,
Aaron, in 54th year, at Rehoboth,
Emor, of Simeon, aged 25 years, at Burrill-

ville,
Lucy, widow of David, in 63d year, at Attle-

boro,
P2dward Taft, of Aaron, in 6th year, at Provi-
dence,

Dec. 2,
Jan. 13,

1821
1822

March 20,

1822

May 16,

1822

May 30,

1822

July 31,

1822

J^iiy 5,

1822

Aug. 18,

1822

Sept. 7,

1822

Sept. 26,
Oct. 17,

1822
1822

Dec. 5,
Dec. 19,

1822
1822

Dec. 19,
Dec. 21,

1822
1822

Feb. 9,

1823

P'eb. II,

1823

Feb. 20,

1823

PROVIDENCE JOURNAL— DEATHS 3I

SMITH Nathaniel, aged j"] years, at Rarrington, March 17, 1823

Ruth, wife of Hon. Stephen, at Bristol. March 25, 1823

Samuel, son of late William C, aged 4 years,

at Bristol, April 30, 1823

Albert, formerly of Providence, at Hanover,

Mass. Journal of June 5, 1823

John, aged 24 years, at Slatersville, June 13, 1823

Mehitable, widow, aged 72 years, at Leices-
ter, July 12, 1823

Ann Amey, daughter of Stephen C, aged 3

years 10 months, Aug. 22, 1823

Nancy, wife of John, daughter of late Jona-
than Knowles, Aug. 28, 1823

Jacob, Jr., son of Capt. Jacob, of Newport,
aged 17 years, on board ship Integrity, on
passage from Batavia to Canton, Jan. — ,
1823. Journal of Sept. iS, 1823

Ebenezer, aged 62 years, at Sterling, Ct.
Journal of Oct. 2, 1823

Elizabeth, daughter of William, aged 4 months

10 days, Oct. 23, 1823

Sarah Vinson, wife of William C, and grand-
daughter of Deacon Samuel Vinson, of
Newport, at Georgetown, S. C, No\^ 18, 1823

Sarah, wife of Asa, in 60th year, at Cumber-
land, April 23, 1824

Capt. Stephen, Sr., in 8ist year, at Pawtuxet, June 10, 1824

Prescilla, widow of Elisha, aged 79 years, at

Newport. Journal of J'-i'y 24, 1824

Edward, aged 20 years, at Pawtucket, Aug. 14, 1824

Edward, aged 20 years, at Pawtuxet, Aug. 14, 1824

Sarah, widow of Philip, of Middletown, aged

80 years, at Newport, Aug. 17, 1824

Ann, infant daughter of Alpheas, aged 2

years, at Pawtu.xet, Oct. 3, 1824

Aaron, aged 34 years, Oct. 30, 1824

Perez, aged 70 years, at Hadley, Mass., Nov. i, 1824

Benjamin, Esq., aged 56 years, Dec. 29, 1824

Florette, daughter of Capt. William Peter

Smith, aged 4 years, at Providence, June 13, 1825

Maria A., daughter of Stuteley, aged 6 years

4 months, at Thompson, Ct., Jan. 21, 1825

Area, in 6ist year, at Cumberland, P'eb. 2, 1825

Aaron, aged 89 years, at Shrewsbury. Jour-
nal of June 2, 1825

Col. George, M. C. from North Carolina,

killed from fall of a tree. Journal of July 14, 1825

James, aged Ji years, at Cumberland. Jour-
nal of Aug. 29, 1825

Miss Amanda, of Smithfield, in 22d year, at

Chesterfield, N. H. Journal of Sept. 15, 1825

32

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SMITH Cynthia Hale, of William, aged 4 years,

at Providence,
Cynthia Hale, of William A., in 4th year, at

Providence,
Capt. Amos D., aged 47 years, at Groton,

Ct.,
Charles S., of Lemuel, of Stonmgton, m

26th year, at South Kingstown,
Abraham, aged -j-j years, member Society of

Friends and 20 years postmaster, at New

Bedford. Journal of
Alfred U., of Benjamin, Esq., in 26th year,

at North Kingstown,
Elnathan, aged 88 years, an officer in the old

French War under Gen. Lyman, at Berlin,

Mass. Journal of
Oliver, infant son of William A., aged 16

months,
Mary Sheldon, wife of John I., eldest daugh-
ter of late Nicholas Branch, aged 42 years,

at Providence,
Elizabeth, widow, aged T] years, at Amherst,

Mass. Journal of
Wheeler Martin, of William B., aged 16

months,
Henry, in 2Sth year. Journal of
Simeon, at Glocester, in 22d year.
Martin, aged 39 years, at Providence,
Isaac, aged 24 years, at Springfield. Jour-
nal of
John, 2d, in 53d year, at Providence,
Willard, son of Peter, aged 18 years, at Wal-

pole,
Mary Ann Tilley, daughter of Stephen, aged

5 years 6 months, at Providence,
Dorothy, wife of John, of Smithfield, in 71st

year,
Sarah Adelia, daughter of Captain Benjamin,

in 1 6th year, at Pawtuxet,
John O. Adams, infant son of Col. Richard,

aged 2 years, at Greenville, Smithfield,
Ebenezer, aged "]"] years, at Montville, Ct.,
Eliza, aged 86 years; her husband died about

4 years since, aged 94. Journal of
P>dward, aged 48 years, at Newport, journal

of
Mrs. Sybil, aged loi years i month 8 days;

her parents were Daniel and Betsey ( )

Worthington ; they had 19 children, of

whom 15 lived to grow up and to be heads

Dec. I

Dec. 5

Feb. 28

March 6

March 27
May 6

May 15
June 13

June 22
July 17

Aug. 28
Sept. 7
Nov. I

Nov. 10

Jan. 4
P'eb. 2

Feb. 19

Feb. 21

P^eb. 25

P'eb. 2S

March 22
April 16

I\Lay 7

May 17

:825
[825

;826

[826
;826

826

[826

[826

:826

[826
[826
[826
1826

[827
[827

:827

[827

[827

[827

\%27

:827
[827

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PROVIDENCE JO TRNAL— DEATHS 33

SMITH :

of families ; she was born at Colchester,
Ct., April 18, 1726; her riiental powers
held out to within two or three years of her
death ; married first Deacon Elijah Smith,
of Belchertown, who died m 1770, and
second Reuben Smith, of South Hadley,
who died 1797 ; one brother and three
sisters survive her whose ages are 96, 92,
90 and 85 respectively. Her descendants
are 9 children, 83 grand, 171 great-grand
and 3 great-great-grandchildren, making
266, of whom 204 are now living ; among
these are three ministers and 4" that have
been connected with foreign missions,

Lucy, widow of Stephen, aged 10 1 years, at
Lyme, Ct. Journal of

Clarrissa C, of William, aged 10 months, at
Scituate, .

John, of Smithfield, aged 62 years, (July 4),
a soldier of the Revolution, was lix'ing,

William, aged 57 years, (black barber), at
Providence,

Levi, of Cumberland,

, daughter of Lyman B., of Saratogo,

N. Y., aged 3 years, burnt. Journal of

John, of Smithfield, a revolutionary soldier,
at Providence, aged 62 years. Journal of

Isaac, aged 24 years, at Springfield,

Bridget, widow of William, formerly of Provi-
dence, at Albany, in 85th year,

William, of John, aged 20 years, scalded, at
Middlefield, Mass.,

George, aged 43 )'ears, suddenly, at Provi-
dence,

William H., son of Cyrus H.,aged 4 months,
at Providence,

John, aged 98 years, member of General As-
sembly during the Revolution, at Burrill-
ville. Journal of

Moses, infant son of Moses of Georgia, aged
10 months, at Pawtuxet,

Harriet, widow of lulward, aged 62 years, at
Middletown,

Mrs. Susannah, aged 70 years, at Providence,

Nancy, an Irish girl, drowned in crossing fer-
ry near Schenectady, N. Y.,

Amelia Elizabeth, daughter of Capt. Joseph,
at Pawtuxet,

Miss Nancy, aged ^7 years, at Newport.
Journal of

May 26,

1827

June 21,

1S27

J"iy 3,

1827

July 4.

1827

July 20,
Aug. 16,

1827
1827

Nov. 22,

[827

Dec. 20,
Dec. 26,

827
[827

Dec. 30, ]

827

Feb. 26, ]

828

March 30, i

828

April 15, ]

828

May 15, ]

828

July 20, 1

828

Aug. 6, 1
Aug. 9, 1

828
828

Sept. 8, I

828

Sept. 12, I

828

Sept. 22, I

828

o, VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SMITH Thomas H., Esq., aged 46 years, an

eminent merchant, of New York City, Sept. 23, 1828

Hannah, wife of Obadiah, u. 50th year, at ^^_^^

Smithfield, ^ • , t- i or

Ruth, daughter of late Daniel, Esq., aged 85 ^^ ^ ^^ ^^^^

Nathaniel, aged 84 years, at Bristol, Oct. 2 1822

Alfred, in 59th year, at Smithfield Oct. 5, 828

Alfred, in 59th year, at Smithfield, Oct. 17, i«2b
Arnold, infant son of Capt. Reuben, Jr., aged

16 months, at Providence, Oct. 24, 1828
Abby Lucilla, daughter of Capt. Joseph,

ao-ed 3 years 5 months, at Pawtuxet, Nov. 27, ib2b

Sar?h, widow of Charles, in 62d year, at Provi- ^^^^ ^^ ^^^^

MoxTry!'Esq., at Glocester, Jan. 15, 1S29

Capt. Benjamin ]\I., aged 54 years, at Paw-

tuxet, ^'^P"^ 30, ii>29

Mary, widow of General Smith, in 88th year,

at Providence, May 11, 1829

Charles, son of late Aaron, in 8th year,

drowned in canal basin, Providence, May 25, 1829

Lindall, at Glocester, J"ly ^7, 1829

Edward Knight, son of John K., aged 6

months, at Providence, Aug. 27, 1829

Emma Frances, daughter of T. F., aged i

year, at Providence, Oct. 4, 1829

Burrage, of Rochester, one of the participators
in the abduction of Morgan, at New Or-
leans. Journal of Oct. 15, 1829

Henry, formerly of Shrewsbury, Mass., at

Lawrenceville, Ga. Journal of Dec. 7, 1829

Hon. John W., Judge of the Criminal Court,

at New Orleans. Journal of Dec. 7, 1829

SNELL Seth, Esq., in 77th year, at Warren ; was
30 years a Justice of the Peace, and 16
years one of the Inspectors of Customs for
the port of Warren, March 4, 1823

Benjamin, aged 72 years, at South Bridge-
water. Journal of Nov. 13, 1823
Caleb, son of late Seth, Esq., aged 37 years,
at Ouincy, Plorida ; Mr. Snell had just ar-
rivecl there from Newbern, N. C, with his
family where he had resided many years, Aug. 22, 1829
Hannah, widow of Seth, Esq., in 77th year,

at Warren, Sept. 31. 1829

SNOW Solomon, in 80th year, at Raynham, May 30, 1821

Sarah, widow of Daniel, in 85th year, at Prov-
idence, J^ilyS' 1S21
Daniel Branch, son of late Thomas, aged i

year 9 months, Oct. 5, 1821

Sept. 1 8, ]
Sept. 1 8,
Sept. 13,

824
[824
[825

Feb. 20,

[826

Sept. 25,

[826

Aug. 7,

[827

Feb. 6,

[828

July 19,

[828

Sept. II,

1828

Dec. 14,

[828

March 23,

[829

May 2,

[829

Oct. 19.

1822

Oct. 19. ]

823

Feb. 6,

[824

Feb. 9,
July 26,

[824
[825

Oct. 3,

[820

June 20,

[822

June 6,

[823

Oct. 27,

1823

822
822

823
823

824

PROVIDENCE JOURNAL— DEATHS 35

SNOW Charles Andrews, only child of George

T., aged 19 months, at Providence, Feb. 15, 1822

Capt. Flisha, of brig Pocahontas, at sea, in

his 37th year; he commanded'the Yankee

privateer in the late war, March 9,

George, in 26th year, at Providence, May 31,

James, of William, of Providence, aged 31

years, at Nashville, Tenn., Sept. i,

Hannah, in 91st year, at Providence, Nov. 14,

Amelia, wife of Richard M.. in 21st year, at

Providence, April 21,

Christopher Lippitt. infant son of William C,

aged 13 months, at Point Pleasant, his

father's residence on Sabin street,
Daniel C, in 26th year, at Providence,
James, in 70th year,
, child of John, at Warwick, Mass.

Journal of
Charles Lafayette, of Joseph G., aged 16

months,
Henry Y., of Windham, Conn., aged 30 years,

at Cranston, after a short illness,
James, son of E^dward, aged 15 years, at

Smithfield,
Hannah, wife of Daniel, aged 63 years, at

Providence, suddenly,
D. M. Erskine, in 20th year, at Smithfield.

Journal of
Francis, wife of Samuel, in 70th year, at

Providence,
Jeannette Smith, eldest child of Capt. Peter

Wanton Snow, in 14th year, at Providence,
Edward, son of late Deacon James, formerly

of Providence, in 52d year, at Smithfield,
SOULE Hiram, Esq., aged 43 years, at Little

Compton,
William, son of Capt. Samuel, in 40th year,

at Providence,
Dorcas, wife of late Abner, of Tiverton, at

Pawtucket, in 78th year,
Polly, daughter of late Captain William, m

57th year,
Capt. Samuel, in 78th year, at Providence,
SOUTH WICK Francis, of Newport, aged 32

years, at Richmond, Va.,
Mrs. Sarah, wife of Pitts, at Newport,
Joseph, of Joseph, aged 37 years, at Newport,
Mrs. Laura W., formerly of Poughkeepsie,

N, Y., daughter of John Capron, of Ux-

bridge, at Uxbridge,

36

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SOUTHWICK Josiah, aged 70 years, at New-
port, Aug. 14,

Mrs. Elizabeth, formerly of Newport, m 56th

year, at Providence, Aug. 17,

Eliza Ann, wife of Nathan 2d, aged 22 years,

at Burrillville, Sept. 20,

SOUTH WORTH Rebecca, wife of Ephraim, in

56th year, at Providence, Jan. 12,

John Martin, infant son of Sylvester S., aged

6 months, at Providence, April 16,

Miss Ruth, in 74th year, at Newport. Jour-
nal of Nov. 19,

Ephraim, aged 70 years, at Providence, March 8,

SPARHAWK Mrs. Nancy, wife of Timothy,

aged 48 years, at Oxford, Mass., July 17,

SPARKS Hannah A., infant daughter of Sam-
uel, aged I year 8 months, at Bristol, Sept. 7,
SPAULDING John T., Esq., in 51st year, many
•years Inspector of Customs of this port,
Notary Public and Justice of Peace, at
Providence, Jan. 25,

Audrey, wife of Edward, in 92d year, at

Providence, Sept. 12,

Polly, wife of Zadock and daughter of late
Capt. David Cady, of Killingly, Ct., aged
52 years, at Killingly, Nov. 28,

Ann A., wife of Simon, aged 41 years, at

Killingly, . July 7,

SPEAR Sarah, wife of Henry, printer, aged 34

years. Journal of Nov. 15,

Henry S.,aged 28 years, at Boston. Journal of Nov. 2,

Abigail, wife of Thomas, Esq., aged 50 years,

at Pawtucket, Oct. 4,

SPELLMAN Oliver, on Coast of Africa, aged

30 years, March 20,

Abby Elizabeth, infant daughter of Capt.

Joseph, aged 9 weeks, at Providence, Aug. 30,

Capt. John, formerly of Warren, in 40th
year, at North Carolina, Oct. 24,

Ruth, daughter of Capt. Joseph, aged 3
years, at Providence, Sept. 29,

SPENCER Mathewson, in 31st year, at Provi-
dence. June 23,

Mrs. Abigail, in 89th year, had been a church

member 60 years, at Providence, March 22,

Andrew, of De.xter, in 27th year, at Provi-
dence, Aug. 9,

Amey, wife of Capt. Joseph, and daughter
of Oliver Wickes, at East Greenwich, in
46th year, Dec. 23,

828

829

829

822

826

827
828

823
827

821

823

823

826

824
829

823

820

821

825

829

821

822

822

822

PROVIDEXCE JOURNAL— DEATHS 37

SPENCER Phebe, widow of Thomas, aged 97

years, at Newport, AprU i,

Eunice, wife of Jonathan N., of Pawtucket,
daughter of Jabez Newell, of Attleboro, at
Attleboro, Oct. i,

Ann M., of Providence, daughter of John, of

East Greenwich, at Coventry. Journal of April 17,

Charles, of P^ast Greenwich, in 27th year, at
New York Hosj^ital, late mate of Ship
Envoy, of Providence. Journal of Sei)t. 18, i

Capt. Reynolds, aged 65 years, formerly of

East Greenwich, at Griswold, Ct., Oct. 28,

Betsey, wife of Gideon, Esq., in 46th year,
at Providence, March 4,

Col. Sheldon, aged 'i^'j years. Representative

from Hinsdale, at Northampton, March 24,

Jonathan Niles, in 28th year, at Pawtucket, May 7,

James W., son of Lawton, of Pawtucket,

aged 35 years, at Humphreysville, Ct., May 30,

Lydia W., wife of Wanton W., aged 29

years, at Providence, -'^'-i^C- 24,

Wanton \\'., in delirium jumped from a win-
dow, at Providence, aged 28 years, -Aug. 26,
. Archibald Grieve, son of Peleg W., of East
Greenwich, aged 15 months, at North
Kingstown, Sept. 4,

Job, in 40th year, at Phenix, ]\larch 6,

SPICER John T., infant son of John W., aged

II months, at Pawtucket. Journal of ]\\\y 7,

SPINK Mrs. Waite, widow of Ishmael, at North

Kingstown, in 86th year, Jan. 2,

Mary Elizabeth, daughter of Samuel, Jr.,

aged 5 months, at Providence, Dec. 24,

SPOONER Capt. James, in 49th year, at Digh-

ton, ■ Oct. 10,

Bathsheba, wife of Wmg, aged 50 years, at

Newport, June 6,

Hannah Corey, infant daughter of Seth,

aged 18 months, at Providence, Sept. 5,

Benjamin W. C, son of William, aged 5
years, at Newport, Feb. 21,

Sarah, wife of Benjamin, at Newport, aged
89 years, Sept. 8,

Frances, widow of Capt. Wing, aged 76 years,

at Newport, April 27,

Alden, Esq., original proprietor of the Ver-
mont Journal, the first printing press in
the State, at Windsor, Vt. Journal of May 17,

Charles, of ' Providence, aged 15 years, at

Dighton, Oct. 13,

824

825
826

826

826

827

827
827

827

827

827

828
829

828

820

829

822

824

824

825

826

827

827
828

VITAL EECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SPOONER Charles, son of Capt. Wing, aged 39
years, at Newport,

Mrs. Dorcas, aged 37 years, at New Bedford.
Journal of
SPRAGUE George W., of Sylvester, at Provi-
dence, aged 2 years 10 months,

Sylvester, at Providence, in 36th year,

David, in his 90th year, at Greenwich, N. Y.;
was father ot 21 children, 10 by first and
II by second wife, 8 sons. 13 daughters,
all of whom married and had families ; in
Sept. last 400 of his descendants were
enumerated, showing even the fifth genera-
tion ; was a native of Rhode Island,

Polly, of late Nehemiah, of Smithfield, in
17th year, drowned at North Providence,

Waite, widow of Jonathan, at Cranston, a
descendant ot the ancient Waterman family
and for many years member of the John-
ston Baptist Church,

Ephraim Waldo, of Capt. Ephraim, aged 13
months, at Bristol. Journal of

George W., native of Block Island, at Havana,
on board ship Gen. Jackson,

Sophia, wife of Capt. Pardon, daughter of
Deacon Benjamin Gorton, of Warwick, in
34th year, at Delaware, Ohio. Journal of

Jason, in 45th year, at Providence,

Elder Elisha, in 77th year, at Johnston,

Amelia Snow, of Thomas, aged 3 years 1 1
months,

Lucy, wife of Rev. Daniel G., daughter of
Gen. James Danielson, in 20th year, at
Killingly, Ct.,

Freelove, widow of Stephen, aged 7c years,
at Cranston,

Major Charles, formerly of Cranston, at
Smithfield, aged about 35 years,

Paris, in 30th year, at Cumberland,

George W., aged 30 years, at Providence,
SPRING Ephraim, Jr., at U.xbridge, Mass.,
aged 24 years,

Eliza, wite of Marshall B., aged 33 years, at
Boston,
SPRINGER Abigail S., of John, in 20th year,
at Newport. Journal of

Mrs. Mary, wife of John, aged 50 years, at
Newport,

Mrs. Martha, in 84th year, at Bristol,

Isaac, aged 51 years, at Providence,

Jan. 23, 1829

July 23, 1829

Dec. 7, 1820
Jan. 23, 1821

Dec. 22,

1821

P>b. 22,

1822

May 10,

1822

Oct. 10,

1822

Feb. 9,

1823

Jan. 29,
June 15,
Sept. 3,

1824
1825
1825

Nov. 25,

Aug. 28,

1827

Sept. 18,

1827

June 12,

1828

Jan. 9,
Nov. 23,

1829
1829

Jan. 25,

1821

April 24,

1825

Jan. 21,

1822

Jan. 15,
March 19,
April 16,

1824
1824
1829

826

PROVIDENCE JOURNAL— DEATHS 39

SPROUT Ellen, aged 17 years, of James, Esq., March 10, 1822

James, Esq., aged 66 years, at Taunton, At-
torney at Law and Clerk of County Court, Nov. 12, 1S25
SPURR Sarah, wife of Col. John, in 6ist year,

at Providence, Sept. 16, 1820

Col. John, in 74th year, a native of Dorches-
ter, Mass.; came to Providence at com-
mencement of the Revolution ; enlisted
and continued in service until the peace of
1783; at Providence,
STACY Mary, at Newport, in 85th year. Jour-
nal of

Mehitable, wife of Job, aged 84 years, at
Taunton,

William, at Norton, aged 62 years. Journal
of

James, aged jy years, at Taunton. Journal
of

Job, a soldier of the Revolution, aged 6^^
years, at Taunton. Journal of
STAFFORD Thomas H., in 27th year,

Almira, daughter of late Thomas H., aged 2
years, at Providence,

Christopher R., his son Thomas died, aged
three years, at Providence,

Christopher Rhodes, in 33d year, at Provi-
dence,

Christopher Rhodes, son of Christopher R.,
aged 3 months, at Providence,

Sarah Ann, wife of Christopher R., aged 26
years, at Canterbury, Ct.,
STANDEN John, in 23d year, at Cumberland,
STAN DISH John, at Pavvtuxet. Journal of

Miss Hannah, aged 74 years, at Wellington,

Polly, aged 56 years, a lineal descendant of
Capt. Miles, at Dighton. Journal of
STANHOPE Benjamin Cornell, infant son of

Capt. John R., at Newport,
STANLEY Ira W., a native of Berlin, Conn.,
at Havana, in 21st year,

Sylvester, in 49th year, at Thompson, Ct. ;
he left a wife and ten children to mourn
his loss,

Jesse, aged 63 years, at Attleboro,

Ruth, daughter of late Comfort, m 33d year,
at Barrington,
STANTON Phebe, widow of John, at Provi-
dence, in 89th year,

Sarah, widow of Cai)t. John S., aged 75 years,
at Newport,

Oct. 28,

1822

Sept. 25,

1820

April 22,

1823

Feb. 17.

1825

May 7,

[827

March 31,
Feb. 8,

1S28
1826

Aug. 30,

1827

April 8,

[829

April 9, ]

829

April 13,

[829

Dec. 16,
Aug. 13,
Nov. 9,
July 22, I

1829
821
820

825

Feb. II, 1

828

June 28, 1

S27

Dec. 21, I

819

Oct. 5, I
April 6, I

823
827

April 17, I

^2^

April 7, I

820

Sept. 5, I

825

40

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

822
827
829

823

STAPLES Charity, wife of Ebenezer, aged

about 51 years, at Taunton. Journal of May 31, 1821

Nathaniel, 2d, son of Ebenezer, aged 18 years,

at Taunton. Journal of May 31, 182 1

Nathan, in 91st year, at Cumberland, Feb. 3, 1824

Rebecca, wife of William R., Esq., aged 25

years, Sept. 14, 1825

Lydia, wife of Abraham, formerly of Troy,

N. Y., at Buffalo, July 19, 1826

Mrs. Sarah, in 50th year; at the age of 20

years she formed an opmm habit and it is

said she had consumed more than 90 pounds

of this drug within 20 years ; she was re-
duced to a mere skeleton ; at Providence, Sept. 23, 1826
STARK Gen. John, a General and last surviving

general officer of the Revolution ; born

Londonderry, N. H., Aug. 28, 1828, died, ,

STARKWEATHER Almira U., of James C,

aged I year 5 months, at Pawtucket, June 26,

STARR Rev. Peter, aged 85 years, and 60th

of his ministry, at Warren, Ct., July 17,

STARRS Stephen M., of Providence, aged },7

years, on board ship Gen. Jackson, at

Havana, P'eb. 21,

Rev. William, many years pastor of Presby-
terian Church, at Ashford, Ct. Journal

of
STEARNS Rev. Charles, pastor of the Congre-
gational Church, at Lincoln, aged 75 years,
George, of Jonathan, of Boston, aged 17

months ; fell out of a window. Journal of
STEDDFORD Gen. Gerard, an officer of the

Revolution, ar New York. Journal of
STEELE Oliver, formerly publisher Connecticut

Herald, at New Haven. Journal of
Miss Hannah, aged 89 years, at Andover;

she has two sisters, one in 93rd and the

other in 91st year. Journal of
STP>ERP2 Isaac Peck, of Major Enoch, aged 4

months, at Providence,
Richard, P!sq., aged about 55 years, formerly

member of the State Senate, at Smithfield,
Nehemiah, in 59th year, at Glocester,
Mary Ann, only daughter of Riley, aged 22

years, at Glocester,
Julia Ann, in 14th year,
Phebe, in 12th year,
Lydia, in 9th year,
Eliza, in 17th year.

All daughters of Hosea Steere of Glocester.

Dec. 20,

1825

July 26,

1826

Aug. 9,

1827

April 27,

1820

April 3,

1826

April 16,

1827

Oct. 14,

1820

Dec. 18,

Nov. 26,

1821
1822

Nov. 17,

Oct. IT,

Oct. 17,
Oct. 22,
Oct. 30,

1823
1825
1825
1825
1825

Jan. 26,
Jan. 26,

1826
1826

. Feb. 5,

1826

Feb. 26,

1826

March 18,

1827

July 2,

1827

Dec. 17,
Jan. 23,
Jan. 30,

1825
1828
1828

July 10,

1828

Oct. 25,
March 23,

1828
1829

PROVIDENCE JOURNAL— DEATHS 4^

STEERE Nancy, wife of Riley, and daughter of
Seth Hunt, Esq., of Providence, at Gloces-
ter, in 36th year, suddenly,

Samuel, aged 81 years, at Johnston,

Cornelia Elizabeth, of Clovis, aged 4 years, 4
months, at Thompson, Ct.,

Zerviah, wife of Enoch, in 75th year, at Glo-
cester,

Minerva Austin, infant daughter of Arnold,
aged 16 months, at Smithfield,

Sarah, widow of John, aged 84 years, mem-
ber Society of Friends, at Wickford,

Phebe, wife of Whipple, aged 25 years, at
Glocester,

F"rankiin, aged 22 years, at Smithfield,

Franklin, aged 22 years, at Smithfield,

Mary, widow of David, daughter of Daniel
Waterman, at Johnston,

John Harrendon, son of Enoch, aged 5 years,
8 months, at Providence,

Capt. Joseph, in 68th year, at Glocester,
STEPHP2NS Lydia, wife of Benjamin, at Wel-
lington, Mass., Oct. 2,

Susan, wife of Capt. Joseph, second daugh-
ter of Hon. Simeon Martm, in her 42d year,
at Seekonk, Dec. 20,

Charles, aged 44 years, at Taunton, April 13,

Charles, aged 44 years, at Taunton. Journal of April 25,

Susan, aged 6 years, at Seekonk, Oct. i,

Walter, son of Walter, aged 14 months, Feb. 24,

STEPNEY Samuel, in looth year. He could see
clear, fine print until within a few days of
his death. Had his mental faculties entire
until his 96th year. He left a widow aged
96 to whom he had been married more
than 70 years, at Reading, England. Jour-
nal of April 23, 1827
STERMEY Ann, widow of Capt. Joseph, in 41st

year, at Providence, Aug. 2, 182 1

STP^RNE Clarrissa, of late Samuel, in 20th year,

at Newport, July 28, 1823

STERRETT Gen. Joseph, at Baltimore. Md., in
his 48th year; a soldier and a gentleman.
Journal of P'eb. i, 1S21

STERRY Rev. John, aged 57 years, pastor of

Baptist Church, Norwich, Nov. 5, 1823

Cyprian, Esq., aged 72 years, Sept. i, 1824

STETSON Austin Loring, son of James, aged

21 years. May 20, 1829

821

821
822
822
824
826

42

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

STEVEN John, a native Narragansett Indian, at

Providence,
STEVENS Thomas, in 33d year, at Newport,
George, in 27th year, at Newport,
Mary, of David, in 17th year, at Newport,
Mary, eldest daughter of James, aged 10

years, at Newport. Journal of
David, aged 47 years, at Newport,
Mrs. Sarah, aged 33 years, at the Asylum at

Newport,
Samuel, in 73d year, at .Seekonk,
Ezra A., aged 2;^ years, the astronomical lec-
turer, at Portsmouth, N. H. Journal of
STEVENSON Henry J., in 32d year; died

Buried Jan. 25, 1820.
STEWART Ann, daughter of Sheriff Stewart,
in 24th year, at DeRuyter, N. Y.,
Mary, aged 107 years, native of Ireland ; emi-
grated to America in 1795 ; for the last 17
years has been an inmate of the alms
house, Brooklyn, where her husband, John,
aged 97, is still an inmate ; at Brooklyn,
N. Y.,
Dugall, aged 75 years, at Edinburgh, Scot.;
a long obituary notice in Journal of Oct.
16, 1828, died
Dugald, Esq., at Annislie Place, Eng.,
Mrs. Jane, aged 76 years, at Newport,
James W., aged 50 years, a ship broker, at
Boston. Journal of
ST. HIPPOLYTE Rear Admiral Pardin de, at

Montpelier. Journal of
STILP2S Tristam S., of Worcester, fell from
mast of schooner Enterprise, at sea on pas-
sage from Falmouth to Charleston and was
drowned,
A vice, wife of Henry, aged 28 years, at Wor-
cester. Journal of

STILLMAN Dr. , of U. S. Hospital, at

Key West,

Miss , aged 17 years; a person touched

her suddenly, which caused her to start
suddenly; she burst a blood vessel causing
death. Journal of
STILWP:LL Sally, widow of Christopher S., of
Providence, at Wethersfield, Ct.,
P^dward Augustus, son of Abraham, aged 19
months,

Elizabeth, daughter of Capt. , aged

16 years, at New York. Journal of

Oct. 5, 1829

Aug. 23, 1 82 1

Oct. 30, 1 82 1

April 21, 1822

May 23, 1822
Dec. 31, 1823

Aug. 9, 1824
Nov. 16, 1826

March 12, 1827
Jan. 24, 1820

Oct. 13, 1825

May 6, 1827

June II, 1828
July 30, 1828
Nov. 30, 1828

Dec. 31, 1829

Dec. 28, 1829

Nov. 6, 1 82 1
March 16, 1826
March 27, 1825

Nov. 16, 1829

Aug. — , 1825

Sept. 6, 1825

Nov. 30, 1829

PROVIDENCE JOURNAL— DEATHS

43

STOBEN William, colored, aged 68 years, at

Providence, June 26, 1821

STOCKMAN Samuel, aged 54 years, at New-
port. Journal of Nov. 27, 1826
STOCKTON Hon. Richard, aged 64 years, at

Princeton, N. J., March 6, 1828

STOCKWELL Jarvis J., of Bangor, Me., mem-
ber senior class, B. U., at Providence, Sept. 6, 1821

Mrs. , of New York, killed by an ex-
plosion on board frigate Eulton, at Brook-
lyn Navy Yard, June 4, 1829
STODDARD Jonathan, in 23d year, Aug. 13, 1821

John, of Samuel, in 23d year, at Providence, Aug. 13, 1821

Elizabeth Helen, only child of Martin, at

Providence, Oct. 23, 1S21

Noah, aged 52 years, at Newport, Oct. 31, 1823

Noah, aged 54 years, at Newport, Oct. 25, 1823

Prescilla, widow of Henry, of Middletown,

aged 41 years, at Newport, Nov. 19, 1823

Martin Belzoni, only child of Martin, aged

17 months, at Attleboro, Aug. 3, 1825

Mrs. , wife of Salisbury, at Newport, April 17, 1826

Solomon, aged 91 years; was born 1736;
graduated at Yale 1756; at commence-
ment of the Revolution was high Sheriff
of Hampshire County, Mass.; his father
was Hon. John and grandfather Rev. Solo-
mon, the second pastor at Northampton, Dec. 27, 1826

Solomon, aged 91 years; was born 1736;
graduate of Yale 1758; at commencement
of the Revolution was high Sheriff of
Hampshire County, under the King of
Great Britain; his father was Hon. John
and grandfather the Rev. Solomon, second
minister of Northampton, at Northampton, Dec. 26, 1827

Nathaniel, of Samuel, formerly of Newport,

in 25th year, at Providence, suddenly, ^ Jan. 8, 1828

George, son of Harding \V., in 8th year,

at Providence, June 30, 1829

STOKES Robert, murdered, at New York. Jour-
nal of May 28, 1827
STONE Amos, at Cranston, in 55th year; left a

wife and 10 children, P'eb. 27, 1821

William, Esq., in 87th year, at Coventry, Sept. 18, 1821

Catharine, widow of Whipple, aged 53 years,

at Warwick, Nov. 9, 1822

Samuel, in 58th year, at Scituate, Aug. 16, 1823

Thomas, in 67th year, at Framingham, Mass., July i, 1826

Joseph, son of Joseph S., Aug. 13, 1826

44

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

STONE Samuel Augustus, of Samuel, aged 5
years, at Providence,
Lydia, widow of William, aged 90 years 4

months 18 days, at Coventry,
Augustus, son of Charles, aged 2 months, at

Providence,
James Burrill, son of Nathan K., Esq., in 3d

year, at Scituate,
Arthur F., son of Asa, Esq., in 22d year, at

Coventry,
Susan R., daughter of Artemus, aged 2 years,

at Coventry,
Sheldon H., son of Artemus, aged 14 years,
at Coventry,
STOCKS Elizabeth, wife of Samuel and sister
of Mrs. Callahan, of Newport, at Manches-
ter, Eng.,
STOOPS Miss Mary, aged 117 years; she read
her bible without glasses the day before
she died ; at PVanklin County. Journal of
STOUGHTON Don Juan, Spanish Consul for
30 years, aged 75 years, at Boston,
Don Thomas, Spanish Consul at New York
for 30 years, in 78th year,
STOW Elizabeth, widow, aged 75 years, at Graf-
ton,
STOWE Samuel, in 65th year,

Catharine, wife of Samuel, aged 36 years, at
Providence,
STOWE LL AVilliam Augustus, of William, aged
7 years, drowned at Worcester,
William, of the museum, formerly of Hing-
ham, Mass., at Rochester, N. Y. Journal
of
STRANGP^ John, aged 70 years, a revolutionary
pensioner ; was a drummer ; he beat the
drum at the 50th anniversary of Indepen-
dence at Providence ; at Swansey,
STRATTON Abby Clemmons, of Capt. John,

in 4th year, at Warwick. Journal of
STRAWBRIDGE John Taylor, son of John, in
17th year, drowned near Newton, Buck
County, Penn.,

STREET Moses, at East Haven, Ct., a suicide ;

cut throat with razor. Journal of
STREETP:R Nancy, daughter of William, at

Smithfield, aged 14 years,
Minerva, daughter of William, at Smithfield,

aged 18 years,

Sept. 24,

1826

April 14,

1827

Feb. II,

1828

March 16,

1828

March 18,

1828

July 9,

1828

July 28,

1828

P'eb. 25,

Dec. 4,

Jan. 25,

March 20,

Nov. 7,
Sept. 29,

March 10,

May 26,

Nov. 12,

June 17,

1827

Oct. 5,

1820

July 16,

1829

March 4,

1824

Feb. —

1820

May -,

1820

821

828

820

826

822
825

828

827

829

PROVIDENCE JOURNAL— DEATHS

45

STREETER Fanny, daughter of William, at
Smithfield, aged 22 years,
Mary, daughter of Nathaniel, in 25th year,
at Cumberland,

STRICKER Gen. John, at Baltimore. Journal
of

STRONG Medad, aged Ji years, at Northamp-
ton. Journal of
Thomas, aged 43 years, from overheat and

drinking cold water, at Northampton,
Dr. Robert N., at Tuscambia, Ala. Journal

of
Elizabeth, wife of Elijah, aged TJ years, at
Northampton,

STROWBRIDGE Robert, Esq., postmaster at
Freetown, aged I"] years,

STUD LEY Freeman, formerly of Yarmouth, in
36th year, at Providence,
Capt. Abraham, aged about 46 years, at

Providence,
Hannah, wife of Kingsley, in 25'Lh year, at
Providence,

STURGES Russell, native of Barnstable, at
Boston, aged 76 years,

STURTEWANT Elizabeth, widow, aged 98 years,
at Middleboro. Journal of

STUTSON Capt. Daniel, in 37th year, at Provi-
dence,

STUTTARD James, suddenly, at Providence,

SULLINGS Ann, wife of David, at New Bed-
ford, aged 28 years. Journal of

SULLIVAN Jeremiah, Esq., late of Baltimore,
at Truxillo, Peru. Journal of

SUMMERFIELD Rev. John, in 27th year and
8th of his ministry, at New York,

SUMMERS Barzillai AL, son of Severn, aged
4 years, at Warwick,

SUMNER Keziah, wife of P^benezer, aged 59
years, at Milford, Mass., after an illness of
4 years. She had drawn from her 2041 lbs.
of water; allowing a pint to weigh a pound
and 32 gallons to a barrel, she had eight
barrels, lacking one pint,

SUTTLE Robert, at Newport, in 43d year. Jour-
nal of

SUTTON Rachael, wife of William, daughter of
Joseph Matthews of Killingiy, Ct., in 43d
year, at Providence,
Rhoda, widow of Robert, in 87th year, at
Providence.

July 18,

1820

March 12,

1825

July 4.

1825

April 24,

[826

July 12,

[825

Dec. 7,

1829

Dec. 12,

1829

July 28,

[822

July 1 1, I

820

Oct. 15,

[821

Dec. 26,

[829

Sept. II,

826

April 16,

827

Jan. 24,

[824

June 20,

822

April 26,

821

March 3,

825

June 13, ]

825

June 13, 1

821

March 28, 1822

April 9, 1 82 1

Sept. 2, 1.S23

Aug. 31, 1827

46

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

SUTTON Oliver, in 52d year, at Providence, Oct. 19

SWAIN Albert F., son of Barnabus, of Nan-
tucket, aged 31 years, Sept. 30
SWAISEY Sarah, wife of Alexander, at New-
port, aged 57 years, Nov. 28
SWAN Nathaniel Osborn, youngest son of N. P.,

Esq., aged 18 months, at Bristol, Sept. 23

Joanna, widow of Richard, aged 79 years, at

Newport, March i

William, in 57th year, at Smithfield, Oct. 29

SWARTS Mrs. Ann, in 54th year, at Providence, June 6

SWEET Dr. Jonathan, at South Kingstown, May 15

Charles James, of Otis, aged i year 9 mos.,

at Providence, Oct. 22

Lucy Kimball, wife of Otis, in 28th year,

after illness of two years, at Providence, March 12
Eliza, of Jonathan, in 7th year, at Cumberland, Oct. 29
Michael, aged 61 years, at Norton, March 6

Mary, of George, aged 15 years, at Middle-
town, May 3
Henry A., son of Alexander G., at Providence, July 29
Abby Sayles, infant daughter of Jesse B.,

aged 6 months 5 days, Aug. 28

Joanna, wife of Jesse B., daughter of Smith

Sayles, of Smithfield, aged 27 years, June 18

Hannah Frazier, daughter of Benajah, in 35th

year, Nov. 29

John Clarke, of Menzie, in 3d year, at Provi-
dence, March 24
Dr. Job, formerly of South Kingstown, at

Boston, aged 32 years, Nov. 1 1

Henry Augustus, of William, infant, at Paw-
tucket, May 24
Otis, of Providence, aged 34 years, at Mobile,

Alabama, June 20

Gideon, in 89th year, at Attleboro, Nov. 29

Capt. James, aged 86 years, at Providence, Dec. 1 1

John Clarke, of Menzias, aged 4 months, at

Providence, Jan. 18

Mary, wife of Valentine, at Johnston, March 10

Henry, in 67th year, at Attleboro, March 21

Thomas, aged 37 years, at Cumberland, Aug. 22

Nancy, wife of P^lexar, formerly of Jamaica,

aged 28 years, at Providence, Sept. 15

Persis, widow of Philip, member of Johnston

Baptist Church, aged 45 years, at Johnston, April 3O:
Ira, aged 26 years, at Smithfield, July 13

Dea. Daniel, in 71st year, at Scituate, after a

long illness, Sept. 14

Dea. Daniel, in 71st year, at Scituate, Sept. 15

[828

[828

[824

[821

[827
:829
[827
[8,20

[821

[822
[822
:824

[824
[824

[824

[825

[825

1826

:826

;827

[827
:827

[827

[828
:828
[828
[828

[828

[829
:829

[829

[829

PROVIDENCE JOURNAL— DEATHS 47

SWEETLAND Thomas A., eldest son of Dan-
iel, in 20th year, at Providence, Nov. 14, 1825

Nathan J., aged 42 years, at Pawtucket, July 2, 1826

George, in 60th year, at Attleboro, May 2, 1S27

Harriet, of Thomas, aged 12 years, drowned
at Valley Falls. Journal of Aug. 13, 1827

SWEETZER Jacob, Esq., aged "j^ years, at Lan-
caster, Mass., Jan. 30, 1823

Paul, aged 80 years, oldest man in the town ;
his mother died a few years since, aged 95
years ; she had eleven children, 10 of which
were at her funeral ; si.x have died whose
ages average 8 1 years; the five now alive
average 74 years; Mr. Sweetzer was the
first to engage in the business of bringing
ladies' fine shoes from vicinity of Boston
to Providence; at South Reading. Journal
9^. March 29, 1824

William, of Vermont, at New Orleans, about Aug. 15, 1824

Luke, infant son of Philip, aged i year 7
months, at Pawtucket, Nov 26, 1825

SWIN BOURNE Daniel, in 39th year. Journal

of Jan. 10, 1820

Lydia, aged 76 years, at Newport, July 12, 1824

Thomas, aged n years, at Newport. Journal

of Aug. 29, 1825

Charlotte Sterling, of late Thomas, at New-
port. Journal of Feb. 23, 1826
SYLVESTER Miranda, wife of Amos, at Provi-
dence, in 27th year, Dec. i, 1820

Susannah, daughter of late Joseph, aged 67

years, at Newport, Dec. 29, 1822

Amos, aged 82 years, at Scituate ; was one
of three who captured the Gaspee, in Nar-
ragansett Bay, in 1772 ; he died suddenly
while returning to his house from the field
for refreshment, March 24, 1827

TABOR Edwin, son of Pardon, aged 3 months,

at Providence, Aug. 25, 1824

Ann Elizabeth, of Joseph, at Pawtucket, Nov. 4, 1824

Constant, at an advanced age, at Providence.

Journal of Nov. 3, 1825

Frances, wife of Constant, aged Ji years, at

Newport, Jan. 26, 1826

^g VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

TABOR John W., in 21st year, July 9, 1826

Hon. Constant, aged 83 years, at Newport, Dec. 20, 1826

Samuel M., Jr., son of Samuel M., aged 27
years 7 months, at Providence, Feb. 21, 1827

Ann Elizabeth, infant daughter of Samuel
M., of Providence, aged 10 months, at
Fall River, Aug. 5, 1827

Joanna, wife of Samuel M., in 23d year, at

Providence, April 15, 1829

TAFT Samuel Jackson, son of Grovenor, aged 9

month.s, at Providence, April 13, 1821

Capt. Otis, at Bellefonte, Dec. 5, 1821

Sweeting Comstock, infant son of Sweeting,
aged I year 7 months 22 days, at Provi-
dence, Jan. 25, 1823

Olive, wife of Noah, of Uxbridge, aged 28

years, at Pawtucket, July 14, 1828

Benjamin, son of Cummings, aged 32 years,

at Uxbridge, " ' Oct. 17, 1828

TAGGART Capt. John, aged 39 years, formerly
of Middletown, at Charleston, S. C. Jour-
nal of Sept. 15, 1825
TAINTON Solomon, P3sq., aged 57 years, at

Hampton, April 27, 1827

TALBOT Margaret, wife of Capt. Zephaniah,

at Warren. Journal of May 16, 1825

Jedediah, aged 80 years, at Dighton, Mass., Feb. 27, 1829

Mrs. Sarah B., in 63d year, at Providence, Aug. 3, 1829

TALMAN Moses, of the ship Washington,
drowned below Canton, China ; was ship
carpenter and from Providence, aged 47
years, Oct. — , 1827

Kendall, of Moses, in 15th year, at Provi-
dence, May 19. 1828

Samuel, of Jonathan, aged 11 years, at New-
port, July 26, 1823

Penelope, wife of John, of Tiverton, in 40th
year, at North Providence, Sept. 24, 1823

Adeline, youngest daughter of late Moses, in

nth year, at Providence, May 18, 1829

TANNER Nathaniel W., son of Christopher, m

3d year, at Cranston, July 28, 1822

Christopher, in 31st year, at Cranston, Nov. 13, 1824

Mr. , aged 44 years, at Bristol, Jan. 15, 1826

Mrs. , aged 47 years, at Bristol, Jan. 25, 1826

John Bacon, son of William, aged 9 months, Ai)ril 3, 1826

George W., son of Palmer, in 5th year, at

Coventry, Aug. 24, 1828

Elizabeth, daughter of late Christopher, aged

14 years, at Cranston, Aug. 31, 1829

PROVIDENCE JOURNAL— DEATHS

49

TAPPAN Sarah, wife of Benjamin, Esq., aged
y8 years, at Northampton,

TARP John, a Revolutionary j^ensioner, aged 75
years, at Providence,
Sarah, widow of John, aged 67 years, at Prov-
idence,

TASKER John, aged 50 years, a native of Eng-
land, Supernitendent of Print Works at
Fall River,

TAYER Capt. William, in 56th year, at Natic ;
he left a wife and 9 children ; formerly of
Newport,
Jane, wife of Benjamin, aged 89 years, at
Newport,

TAYLOR Gustavus, of John, at Providence,
aged 2 years,

Stephen, a native of Virginia and soldier in
U. S. army, at Newport Asylum,

Charles, at Providence, aged 18 years ; while
standing on Weybosset Bridge he fell (prob-
ably in a lit) mto the water and was drowned,

Helen Elizabeth, youngest daughter of John,
aged 8 months, at Providence,

Joseph Butler, of Theodore, aged 13 months,
at Providence,

Lieut. Henry, of 6th U. S. Infantry, from
wounds received from deserters whom he
pursued two years since from Boston to Prov-
idence, at Fort Atkinson, Council Bluffs,

Joseph, aged 48 years, at Providence,

Miss Lydia,of late George, Elsq., in 80th year,
at Providence,

Mary T.. wife of George W., in 25th year,

Peter, aged 73 years, at Providence,

Miss Fanny, aged 43 years, formerly of Provi-
dence, at Marietta, O. Journal of

William, Esq., aged 60 years, formerly of
Providence, at Marietta, O. Journal of '

Orinda, in 24th year, at Scituate,

Susan, wife of John,

Steuben, m 29th year, graduate of B. U., at
Barkhamstead, Ct.,

Susan Perkins, of John, aged 8 years, at
Woodstock, Vt.,

William R., of late William, in 25th year, at
Providence,

Dennis, aged 65 years, at Westerly,

Mrs. Deborah, aged 64 years, at Little Comp-
ton,

March 26,

Dec. 16,

May I,

Ma}' 9,

Jan. I,

1822

Feb. 23,

1824

Aug. 5,

1820

Oct. 20.

1820

March 30,

1821

Aug. 28,

1821

Sept. 14,

1821

Nov. 5,
June 10,

1821
1822

Sept. 29,
Oct. 23,
Oct. 29,

1823
1823
1823

Dec. 18,

1823

Dec. 18,

Jan. 5,

Jan. 10,

1823
1824
1824

Oct. 22,

1824

Oct. 27,

1824

Oct. 28.
Jan. 10,

1824
1825

Feb. 3,

T825

826

825
826

828

50

Thomas infant son of Ueut. ^4, 1825

TAYLOR James Thoma^^^^^^^

Wilbam v., age" 5 ^ Granby, ^Y' "^

Wniiam, aged 35 V^^J^' ^ , horse wh.le on
,„ent to barn to '«<; "fl^or broke and he
rte mo« overhead the Hoo ^^^^^^^ j^

ell in the rear of h° f • ,5^,^^ .tout 24 „ ,825

severely m the breast, April 23, iS^S

eS^- ^tul'^o&at'2yh'yea. ^^,^ „, ,325

M^rv Ann, aaujjii'-

^at^Little Compton, ,t Prov>- ^^^ ^„_ ,8,5

Mary, Wife 01 J ^^"'

<'f"";ife of Paul, and daughter of Deaeon ^^^ ,^_ ,326

J°i^"L^r86le^rr"^-port. Journal ^,^^,, ,3. ,826
James, » "Rev

Martha Gf !;„jr.Tar 9 "-nthTat Green- ^^ ,^_ ,326
EdwardT., agea 1 y

Ki:iil^;d':gld';^y---^"'""^- ^™"^ May 22. .826

A-ndaMalvlua;.aughterofAbielE.,in2d ^^^„^ ,, ,26

"'months, at >'°'-^rEider'Benjamin, in 8th ^_ ,3,7

Thomas, 3<^ sou

vpar at Swanzey, vears. drowned

"SrthL^;-;^^'^'^^^^---' July 22, .82.

Ge'^rgrSnTy, mfant son of George A., at ^^^^ ^„_ ,33,

Providence, ^ ^^^^_ a and daughter of
Hannah, -i « °fpG~r|e A^, ^.^^^^ ^^ p„„. ^^^ ^^_ ^^^^

Olney uyt-r, ^^ i
L^dh Calvert, infant daughter of Galen, at ^^^^ ,^_ ,3,3
r.*a M^r^nnfant daughter of Jaeob, aged ^^^^ ,,^ .3,3
^'g months, at Warren, Lebanon Gar-

^l-en^'or Sgo -y V^t MS side at ^^^,^ ^^, ,3,3
Chirks A '"oi'of'lati Wmiam. of Providence, ^^^^ ^^ ,3,3

aUsle of France „f Little

Galen, of Newport, J"^ °V„„ned in cross-

f„rf?r Rhode isS to Little Compton ^^^ ^^, ,3,^

in a boat,

PROVIDENCE JOURNAL— DEATHS

51

TAYLOR Nicholas, Esq., aged 75 years, formerly

Chief Justice Court of Common Pleas,

Newport Co., and was President of Town

Council at Newport,
Henry C, aged 21 months, son of Benjamin

F., at Providence,
TEEL Miss Ann, in 27th year, at Providence,
TEFFT David, son of David, aged 4 years,

John, of Daniel, Jr., formerly of this town, at

Franklin, Mo., in 28th year,
Esther, wife of Daniel, Jr., formerly of this

town, at German Flatts, N. Y., in 57th year.
Elder Rufus, at Smithfield, at advanced age,
William, mate of brig Ann, lost overboard on

passage from Havana,
Sarah H., wife of Stephen E., Esq., formerly

of Thompson, Ct., at Fitchburg, Mass.,

aged 25 years,
David, aged about 35 years,
Daniel, in 93rd year, was born in Cranston,

but has resided in Providence upwards of

80 years,
Mary, widow of David, in 65th year,
Samuel, aged 74 years, after a long illness, at

Johnston,
Sarah, wife of Hezekiah, Esq., formerly of

West Greenwich, aged 71 years, at Provi-
dence, after a long illness,
TEMPLE George Monro, of Timothy, aged 5

months 16 days, at Providence,
Lucy S., wife of James, in 23rd year, at Prov-
idence,
Lucy Ellen, of late James, aged 3 months, at

Providence,
Rachael D., wife of Rev. Mr. , of the

Palestine Mission, and daughter of the late

Timothy Dix, of Boscawen, N. H., at Malta.

Journal of
TENNANT Samuel, aged about 22 years, stabbed

to death, at Newport,
Capt. George, aged 80 years, at Wickford,
John, in 82d year, at North Kingstown,
Mary, wife of James, formerly of Newport,

aged 70 years, at Middletown,
TENNEY Rev. David, at Shoal Creek,

Nancy, of Major Daniel, by upsetting of a

boat, at Sutton, Mass.,
TERRELL Capt. James, in 78th year, at Carnes-

ville, Ga.,

Jan. 22, 1829

March 15, 1829

Aug. 17, 1826

Feb. 9, 1820

Aug. 26, 1820

Oct. 25, 1820
Dec. 29, 1820

Dec. 3, 1822

Jan. 16, 1823
Aug. 3, 1823

Nov. 25, 1825
Dec, I, 1825

June 27, 1828

Nov. 7, 1828

Sept. 16, 1 82 1

Aug. 19, 1822

Nov. 10, 1822

April 30, 1827

Sept. 26, 1822

July 26, 1823

Oct. 3, 1824

Jan. 3, 1828
Oct. 21, 1819

May 29, 1822
Jan. 17, 1826

g2 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

TERRY Mrs. Hannah, aged 76 years, at Taunton, Aug. 8, 1822

William, aged 59 years, at South Kingstown, Aug. 15, 1826
TERWILLIGER Evert I., fell into a cask of

wine ; placed himself before the fire to dry

his clothes which caught fire and burnt

him so badly that death ensued, at New

Paltz, N. Y. Journal of Oct. 8, 1827

TEW Capt. Thomas, in 84th year; more than 35

years'keeper of the jail at Newport, Dec. 12, 1821

Nancy, widow of Capt. Thomas, aged 31

years, at Newport, Sept. 9, 1822

William C, aged 83 years, at Newport, Dec. 23, 1822

Eliia, daughter of late Capt. W'illiam, aged 26

years, at Newport, June 19, 1826

John, aged 83 years, at Jamestown, May 2, 1827

Mary, wife of John, aged 30 years, at Provi-
dence, Sept. 19, 1828
Capt. William, for many years a nautical

commander from Newport and Providence, Dec. 30, 1828
Frances, wife of Capt. Henry, in 58th year, at

Newport. Journal of Aug. 3, 1829

THATCHER Calissa C, eldest daughter of

Dea. Peter, in 20th year, at Attleboro, Dec. 30, 1824

Elizabeth, wife of Obadiah, and daughter of

late Col. Stephen Richardson, of Attleboro,

aged 63 years, at Howard, Penn. Journal of Dec. 15,1825
Elizabeth, daughter of Thomas and Sarah,

aged 18 months 3 days, at Thompson, Ct., Aug. 13, 1829
THAXTER Benjamin, at Worcester, aged 63

years, April 17, 1821

Rev. Joseph, aged 83 years, last of the Revo-
lutionary Chaplains, at Edgartown. Jour-
nal of July 26, 1827
THAYER Abigail, widow of Uriel, late of Ux-

bridge, at Providence, in 98th year, Oct. 17, 1820

Sarah, widow, in 76th year, Oct. 8, 1822

David, aged 48 years, at Taunton, Aug. 22, 1823

Alpheas, Jr., in 27th year, at Rellingham, Feb. 2, 1S23

Moses Eddy, of Capt. Seth, aged. 14 months,

at Providence, Feb. 3, 1825

Betsey H., of Isaac, late of Randolph, Mass.,

at Newport, aged 6 years, July 22, 1825

Susan F., of Isaac, late of Randolph, Mass.,

at Newport, aged 3 years, Aug. 15, 1825

Sarah A., of Isaac, late of Randolph, Mass.,

at Newport, aged 9 months, Sept. 9, 1825

William, Esq., formerly of Providence, in

66th year, at Paris, JFrance; had been a

merchant at Charleston, S. C, many years ;

PROVIDENCE JOURNAL— DEATHS

THAYER :

20 years ago he closed out his business and

returned to Providence ; had for lo years

resided in France, April 25, 1826

Edward, aged 62 years, formerly of Taunton,

at Conway, N. H. Journal of March 5, 1827

Asa, aged 64 years, at Uxbridge, April 9, 1828

Rachel, wife of Capt. Lyman, daughter of

Capt. Aaron Thayer, at Bellingham, Mass.,

aged 30 years, Nov. 2, 1829

Sarah Smith, wife of Col. William C, in 28th

year, at Providence, Nov. 5, 1829

Major John, aged 45 years, at Providence, Nov. 8, 1829

THOMAS Josiah, D. D., Arch Deacon of Bath,

"very old" at Bath, Eng. Journal of July 31, 1820

Mary, aged 18 years, at Middleboro, Mass., Jan. 3, 1822

Thomas, aged 23 years, at Middleboro, Mass., Jan. 3, 1822

Mrs. , wife of Samuel, burnt to death,

her dress taking fire, at Philadelphia, Jan. 29, 1822

Capt. Benjamin, son of late Capt. Lewis, in

30th year, Sept. 12, 1822

Major Gen. Thomas, in 79th year, at West-
chester Co., Va., a soldier in the Revolution,

commanded a regiment at Battle of White

Plains, May 25, 1824

Amey, wife of Philip, and daughter of Joseph

Jenckes, Esq., of Pawtucket, aged 43 years,

at Cumberland, July 10, 1824

George, aged 57 years, Dec. 15, 1824

Mrs. Betsey, wife of Nicholas, in 29th year,

at Sterling, Ct., Sept. 30, 1825

John, in 83rd year, at the Almshouse, Aug. 27. 1826

Thomas L.. Esq., aged 70 years, at Norwich,

Ct., May 18, 1827

John Henry, of Lewis, at Wickford, Dec. 13, 1827

George C, aged 74 years, at Cumberland,

after a long illness, Oct. 5, 1828

THOMPKINS Hon. Charles, Secretary of Con-
gress during the Revolution, aged 95 years,

at Montgomery Co., Penn., Aug. 16, 1824

THOMPSON Hon. Isaac, at Middleborough,

Mass., aged 73 years, Dec. 21, 18 19

Hannah, wife of Nathaniel, and mother of

Rev. Otis, at Rehoboth, in her 73rd year, April 7, 1821

Alden, of Rev. Otis, aged i year 8 months,

fell backwards into a vessel of boiling water,

at Rehoboth, Dec. 30, 1823

Eliza Ann, infant daughter of Samuel, Jr., at

Bristol, April 6, 1824

54 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

THOMPSON Jonathan, aged 97 years ; was a
lieutenant in the French war, and was at
the surrender of Burgogne, at Brimfield.
Journal of Dec. 27, 1824

John, member Society of Friends, at Salem,

N. J. Journal of Jan. 13, 1825

Col. Edward K., aged 6t, years, many years

cashier of Providence Bank, suddenly, March 8, 1825

Gilbert, son of Samuel, drowned, aged 16

years, at Bristol. Journal of Aug. 3, 1826

Thomas, mariner, supposed to be from Port-
land, Me., at Liverpool Marine Hospital,
was buried in St. John's Church Yard ; he
sailed from Providence in Ship Hazard.
Journal of Aug. 17, 1826

William B., son of late Dr. Thompson,

of Warren, R. I., at Cmcinnati, O., Sept. 14, 1827

Abigail Killborn, wife of Benjamin, aged ^3
years, eldest daughter of Benjamin Will-
iams, Esq., at Boston, Sept. 16, 1827

Silas, aged 30 years, of Sturbridge, Mass.,

drowned at Rock Ferry, So. Hadley, June 14, 1828

Charles S., infant son of Dr. John S., aged

13 months 8 days, at Warwick, March 26, 1829

John D., aged about 55 years, at Newport,

suddenly. Journal of Aug. 10, 1829

Andrew Peters, youngest son of Hon. John,
of Hartford, Ct., aged 20 years, at the resi-
dence of Col. John Tilghman, near Centre-
ville, Md., Oct. 29, 1829

Elizabeth Smith, daughter of Mrs. Lydia, in

15th year, drowned at Georgiaville, Oct. 30, 1829

THORNTON Henrietta E., daughter of Steph-
en, aged II months 22 days, Sept. 6, 1822

Elizabeth S. C, wife of John, daughter of
Dr. Ezekiel Comstock, aged 30 years, at
Smithtield, Sept. 29, 1822

John Earle, son of John, aged 2 years 4 months,

at Smithfield, Oct. 15, 1822

Capt. Christopher, in 65th year, at Pawtuxet.

Journal of May 8, 1823

Henry G., aged 25 years, at Providence, April 19, 1824

Pardon, in 6ist year, Oct. 24, 1824

Charles Ruttenburg, of Silas, aged 2 years 9

months, at Johnston, Dec. 20, 1825

Abigail, wife of Robert, in 60th year, at John-
ston, ^ July 24, 1826

Elizabeth Senter Comstock, aged 4 years,
daughter of John, of New Bedford, at
Smithfield, Sept. i, 1826

PROVIDENCE JOURNAL— DEATHS 55

THORNTON Amanda S., daughter of late

Stephen, aged 16 years, Sept. 22, 1826

Diana E., daughter of late Stephen, at Provi-
dence, in 23rd year, Jan. 15, 1827

Lydia, widow of late Elisha, of Smithtield,

at Leicester, Mass., Feb. 2, 1827

Asa, aged 24 years, at Providence, July 3, 1827

Mrs. Ruth, widow of Pardon, aged 65 years,
at Providence, July 17, 1827

Lydia, widow of Christopher, in 70th year, at
Johnston, Oct. 23, 1827

Rhoda, daughter of Jonathan, in 43rd year,
at Johnston, June 4, 1828

Richard, aged 89 years, at Johnston, Sept. 25, 1828

Thomas, a native of England, aged about 95
years; was a soldier under Wolfe at Quebec;
a gentleman who knew him says he was the
last survivor of the frigate Ramilies lost in
1760 ; he was then 16 years old ; at Salem,
Mass. Journal of Oct. 5, 1829

Mrs. Anna, in 8ist year, at Glocester, Dec. 16, 1829

THORP David, aged 54 years, at Providence, July 26, 1822

Frances Elizabeth, of James B., aged i year

and 14 days, Oct. 8, 1822

Abby Elizabeth, of David, Jr., aged 2 years

8 months and 19 days. Journal of Oct. 9, 1823

Rueben, aged 81 years, a revolutionary pen-
sioner, at Johnston, Nov. 23, 1824

David Henry, son of James M., aged 18

months, at Pawtucket, Sept. 11, 1827

Lydia, daughter of Comfort, aged 13 years,

at Smithfield, July 18, 1828

THRASHER George, in 23d year, at Rehoboth, Dec. 24, 1826

THROOP Mrs. , at Warren, in 70th year.

Journal of Nov. 17, 1823

THURBER George, of William, at North Provi-
dence, aged 12 years, drowned, Dec. i, 1820

Samuel, son of Samuel, in 37th year, after a

long illness, at Providence, July i, 1821

Julia Ann, wife of Henry, in 17th year, at

Providence, ' July 5, 1821

Kingsley, Esq., formerly of Providence, No-
tary Public and Collector of the port for
many years, at Wilmington, N. C. Jour-
nal of Oct. I, 1 82 1

Ann, of De.xter, Esq., aged. 19 months, at

Providence, Oct. 17, 1821

Elizabeth, of Capt. Samuel. Journal of Feb. 8, 1822

Olive, wife of Dr. Daniel, in 54th year, at

Mendon, after a long illness, Sept. 14, 1823

56

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

THURBER Julia Hope, only child of Henry,

aged I year 3 months, at Providence, May 20

Jacob, youngest son of Jacob B., aged 17

months, Dec. 21

Betsey W., wife of Thomas, at Thompson,

Ct., aged 30 years, June 19

Mary, widow of Edward, Esq., and daughter
of late Col. Abraham Winsor, of Smithfield,
in 73d year, at Providence, ' Aug. 24

John, Sr., aged 90 years, Oct. 5

Caleb, in 89th year, of Warren, at Warren, Dec. 14

Martha P., of Fayette, in 17th year, at Provi-
dence, March 10

Ezra, in 46th year, at Attleboro, July 27

William, in 83d year, at North Providence, April 19

Darius, in 70th year, a soldier of the revolu-
tion, at Providence, Nov. 14

Sarah Sheldon, infant daughter of Edward,
aged I year 2 months, at Providence, Nov. 15

Mehitable, wife of Samuel, Esq., aged 71
years, at Providence, Dec. 19

THURSTON Samuel L, formerly of Newport,

at Georgetown, S. C, in 63d year, June 12

Mrs. , wife of John, at Newport, Ji-ily 2

Samuel, aged 73 years, member Society of

Friends, at Portsmouth, Jan. 10

William, aged 65 years, at Newport Asylum, April 16

John, son of William, aged 4 years, at New-
port, drowned. Journal of June 6

Latham, aged 82 years, at Newport, July 18

P21izabeth, widow of Samuel, in 6ist year,

member Society of P'riends, at Portsmouth, Dec. 27

J£dward, Esq., aged 60 years, at Newport.
Journal of Oct. 9

Sarah Hart, infant daughter of Robert L., at

Newport. Journal of Sept. 22

TIBBITTS Marcy, wife of Waterman, in 82d

year, at Warwick, May 10

Israel, weight over 450 pounds ; had been fre-
quently to the Portsmouth market before
his death at Medbury, Mass. Journal of July 23

Charles N., Esq., Counsellor at Law, in 36th

year, gradute B. U. 181 1, at Providence, Sept. 25

Miss Elizabeth, aged 79 years, at East Green-
wich, Aug. 21
TIFFANY Thomas, at Griswold, Ct., in 8ist

year, buried at Warwick, p'eb. 23

Waite, widow of Thomas, at Griswold, Ct., in

8 1 St year, buried at Warwick, March 23

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67

TIFFANY Miss Charlotte D., daughter of Com-
fort, in r5th year, at KilHngly, Ct., Nov. 23, 1824
Miss Elizabeth, in 71st year, at Coventry, Sept. 16, 1825
Ebenezer, aged 73 years, at Barrington, April 5, 1826
Charlotte ]., wife of Ebenezer, Esq., in 51st

year, at Pawtucket, Jan. 5, 1829

TIFFING Edward, formerly Governor of Ohio,
late Surveyor General of the United States,
at Chillicothe, O., Auo-. 9, 1829

TILDEN Sarah, wife of Hon. Joseph, aged 40 *

years, at Boston. Journal of Auo- 4 18^";

TILLEY Dea. William, aged 87 years; he left 10 *'

children, 79 grand and 44 great grandchild-
ren, at Newport. Journafof April 21, 1825
Rachal, youngest child of Benjamm, at Bristol, Feb. 25,' 1827
Elizabeth, of William, in i;th year, at New-

r P^*"^'^ Sept. 9, 1827

James Tew, son of Abraham D., at Newport, Nov ^^ 18^7
TILLINGHAST Sarah, wife of Jeremiah, at ' ""

Providence, died Peb. 6, 1820

buried P'eb. 10. 1820

Daniel William, of William, aged 5 years 4

months 22 days, at Providence, Sept. 4. 1820

Hon. Philip, Associate Justice Court Com-
mon Pleas, at VVickford. Journal of Sept. 4, 1820

Charles H., formerly of this town, at Vin-

cennes, Ind., aged 62 years, Oct. — , 1820

Eleanor, wife of Joseph J., P:sq., in 44th year,

at East Greenwich, ' June 19, 1821

Mary, wife of Thomas, Esq., in 8ist year, at

East Greenwich, J^K• r j3^j

Deborah V., wife of Samuel A., in 20th year,

at Providence, July 12, 1821

Hon. Thomas, in 80th year, at East Green-
wich ; his obituary notice states he was a
soldier of the Revolution, member of Gen-
eral Assembly and Congress and Judge of
Supreme Court, Aug. 26, 1821

Lydia, widow of Joseph, formerly of Provi-
dence, in 85th year, member Society of
Friends, at Providence, Nov. 6, 1822

William Owen Jones, infant son of Joseph,

aged 21 months, at Providence, Jan. 24, 1822

Paris Jenckes, formerly of Providence, at
P'^ayetteville, N. C, after an illness of 10

r^,^}^y[^' , ,, Sept. 28, 1822
Elizabeth Brown, of Charles W., of Provi-
dence, aged 4 years, at Warwick, Oct. 12, 1822

, child of Joseph L., Esq., Sept. 6, 1823

Dr. Wilbour, aged 39 years, at Wickford, Jan. 4, 1824

5g VITAL EECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

TILLINGHAST Dr. Thomas, in 54th year, left
a wife and 8 children to mourn his loss, at
East Greenwich, . July 16

Albert Jones, son of Joseph, aged 17 months, Aug. 4

Job, Esq., in 47th year, at East Greenwich, Dec. 17

Elizabeth, wife of Rev. Pardon, in 54th year,
at East Greenwich, April 14

Stephen, son of Charles F., Esq., at Provi-
dence, Aug. 13

Gen. George W., in 42nd year; president of
North Kingstown Bank and member of
General Assembly, Oct. 7

John, aged 57 years, at Newport, Oct. 20

Emily Mandeville, daughter of Samuel A.,
aged I year, at Pawtuxet, Aug. 13

George, aged about '65 years, at Providence, July 5

Daniel Hopkms, son of John, of Uxbridge,
Mass., in 26th year, at St. Eouis, Mo.
Journal of Dec. 24

TINGLEY Thomas, Commander U. S. Navy, at

Washington, D. C, Feb. 23

Araunah, in 47th year, at Providence, after a

long illness. May 26

Celia, wife of Eliza, in 21st year, at Provi-
dence, June 25

Miss Margaret, daughter of late Samuel, Esq.,

of Attleboro, in 88th year, at Attleboro, Aug. 30

Benjamin, aged 8S years, a patriot of the

Revolution, at Cumberland, May 29

TIPPITT Lieutenant , of U. S. Ship Con-
stellation, at Valparaiso. Journal of J'-ily 4
TISDALE P2dward Dean, formerly of Newport,

at PLlizabeth Citv, N. C, Jan. 19,

Phebe, widow of Joseph, of Exeter, aged 83

years, at Wickford, Jan. 17

Gilbert, aged 25 years, at Pawtucket, July 12

Robert, in 42d year, formerly of Sutton, Mass.,

at Pawtucket. Journal of April 6

TITUS Miss Sally, aged 25 years, at Sutton, Aug. 2

John L., son of Lewis, aged 7 months, at

Providence, Aug. 22

Phebe, wife of Jonah, Esq., daughter of Oba-
diah P'enner, Esq., of F"oster, aged 33 years,
at Scituate, June 18

TOBEY Appoles, of Rev. Appoles, of Berkeley,
Mass., aged 24 years, at New Bedford.
Journal of March 4

Samuel, son of William 2d, aged 26 years,

at New Bedford. Journal of Nov. 25

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59

TOBEY Margaret Caroline, only daughter of

Elder Zalmon Tobey, in 4th year, Jan. 4

Jacob, aged 22 years, at Roxbury. Journal

of Aug. 6

Lois, widow of Appoles, Jr., and daughter
of Gamaliel Bryant, aged 31 years, at New
Bedford. Journal of Dec. 21

TOBIN Michael, seaman, native of Ireland, on

board schooner Revolution, Oct. 28

TOLLES Chauncy, aged about 50 years, of lock-
jaw, caused by a nail in his foot, at Wood-
bridge, Conn. Journal of April 22
TOMLIN Banks, aged 23 years, drowned near

Philadelphia, June 16

TOMPKINS Mrs. Sarah, widow of Michael,
aged 96 years, leaving 8 children, 44 grand
and 8y great-grandchildren, at Little Comp-
ton, Ma}' 19

Susan Grinnell, of Abner S., aged 7 months

28 days, at Pawtucket, April 8

Hon. Daniel D., Esq., aged 51 years, late
Vice President. L^nited States, at Staten
Island, June 11

James, aged 34 years, at Newport. Joiu-nal

of Aug. 8

Angeline, wife of Joseph, Esq., aged 26 years,

at Pawtucket, Feb. 27

TONOJAUCH Ekeloa, daughter of Mary, aged
II months, an Esquimaux Indian, at New
York, Feb. i

TOPHAM Caroline, of late Capt. Philip M., aged

9 years, suddenly, at Newport, Sept. ii

Ann, widow of Col. John, in 78th year, at

Newport, Jan. 17

TORREY Emily, wife of John G., and daughter
of John Haton, of Providence, at Bath,
Me., aged 28 years. Journal of Nov. i

Luther, aged 91 years 6 months ; his wife is
in her 94th year, with whom he has lived
22 years 7 months, at Winsor, Mass., April 9

Rebecca, wife of Col. Hobart, in 71st year,
at Killingly, Ct. Journal of March 30

TOTTEN John Ouincy, son of Levi, aged 10

months, at South Kingstown, Sept. 19

TOURTELLOT Jonathan, at Foster, aged 94

years 2 months, Nov. 16

Roger Williams, Esq., in 56th year, at Sci-

tuate. Journal of Nov. 3

Alrana A., in nth year, at Glocester, daugh-
ter of Hon. Jesse, May 22

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gQ VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

TOURTELLOT Daniel, Esq., in 76th year, at

Scituate, a soldier of the Revolution, Aug. 2, 1826

Harriet, oldest daughter of Whitman, in 20th

year, at Glocester, April 13, 1829

TOWER Isaac, aged 82 years, at Chesterfield, March 7, 1826

Peggy, colored, aged 65 years, Feb. 6, 1829

TOWLE EHzabeth, wife of Rev. Samuel, late

minister Moravian Church Newport, aged

62 years, at Nazareth, Penn., Dec. 10, 1823

TOWNE Hon. Salem, Sr., member of the Mas-
sachusetts Senate, at Charlton, July 23, 1825
TOWNSEND Solomon, at Newport, after a long

illness, in 46th year, Feb. 2, 1821

Horatio, Esq., Clerk of Court for Norfolk

County, at Dedham, July 10, 1826

Thomas, in 85th year, many years a hotel

proprietor, at Newport. Journal of Jan. 15, 1827

Mrs. Martha, widow of Solomon, in 79th

year, at Barrington. Journal of June 21, 1827

James, at Newport, July 12, 1827

Benjamin B., of Bristol, in 28th year, at Ma-

tanzas, W. I., Nov. — , 1827

Job, in 71st year, at Newport, Feb. 3, 1829

TRACY Deborah, widow of Capt. Frederick, at

Norwich, aged 71 years. Journal of Aug. 14, 1820

TRAFTON Samuel G., shipmaster, of Rhode

Island, at Savannah, Ga. Journal of Aug. 4, 1823

TRANCHARD Capt. , U. S. Navy, at

New York, very suddenly, Nov. 3, 1824

TRASK Stephen, in 50th year, at Providence, Dec. i, 1827

TRAVERSE Catherine S., of late Thomas, in

1 2th year, at Seekonk, Nov. 19, 1821

Mary, widow of Thomas, at Seekonk, July 21, 1826

Mary, widow of Christopher, in 8ist year, at

Providence, May 26, 1828

TREADWELL Bradley, at Weston, Ct., aged 31

years ; was supposed dead; revived after 4

hours ; said he had seen beautiful city

and then died. Journal of Aug. 3, 1820

TREMBLE Hon. William A., aged 35 years, U.

S. Senator from Ohio ; he was among

those surrendered by Hull at Detroit ; later

was in the sortie at Erie where he received

a wound that finally brought him to his

grave. Journal of Dec. 20, 1821

TREVETT John, aged 76 years, a Revolutionary

patriot ; Nov., 1771, he entered the service

of his country as a midshipman, on ship

Columbia ; Com. Whipple was a Lieutenant

under Com. Hopkins in 1776 and attached

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61

TREVETT :

to the Andrew Doria ; Capt. Riddle trans-
ferred to the Providence; Capt. Hecker was
at New Providence ; afterwards was on
cruise and captured several prizes, one of
which had 10,000 suits of clothing for
Burgoyne Army ; Mr. Trevett brought her
safe to port and the clothing was transfer-
red to Gen. Washington's Army ; while on
the Trumbull he was severely wounded
and lost an eye ; see the sketch ; at New-
port,

Elizabeth, wife of John, in 73d year, at New-
port, suddenly,
TRIPE Bernon, in 56th year,
TRIPP John, at North Providence, aged 75 years,

, child of Stephen. Esq., aged i year

9 months,

Mrs. Hope, aged 49 years, at Newport,

William, of Stephen, aged 9 years 10 months,
at Providence,

William W. Lasalle, son of Caleb, aged 2
years, at Newport,

Susannah, widow of Joshua, aged j^ years, at
Newport. Journal of

John S., in 36th year, at Providence,

John, Jr., of Fairhaven, aged about 26 years,
drowned in Acushnett River near the
bridge,

Elizabeth, wife of Othniel, aged ]'] years, at
Providence.
TRISTON Samuel, a native of Sweden, at the

Hospital,
TROTT John, in 91st year, at Warren,
TROW Nathaniel, mate of brig Reaper, of Port-
land, at Providence,
TRUESDALE William Lee, only son of Thomas
Truesdale, aged 2 years 1 1 months,

Joseph, son of Perley, aged 16 years, at Man-
son, Mass.; a schoolmate threw a stick of
wood at him which hit him over the ear
and penetrated the brain ; he lived three
weeks in great agony,

Harriet Lee, daughter of Thomas, in i6th
year, at Providence,
TRL^MAN John, in 60th year, at Providence,
TRUMBL^LL Rev. Dr. Benjamin, aged 84 years,
author "History of Connecticut,'' at New
Haven, Ct.,

Samuel, Esq., aged 48 years, at Stonington.
Journal of

Nov. 3, 1823

Jan. 22, 1823
Aug. 6, 1823
P'eb. 27, 1820

Sept. 6, 1823
March 24, 1825

Aug. 8, 1825

Sept. 16, 1825

Nov. 20, 1826
June 26, 1827

Sept. 22, 1827

April 8, 1828

July 25, 1828
June 25, 1824

Sept. 26, 1829

Dec. 29, 1819

March 3, 1827

April 13, 1829
Sept. 18, 1828

P'eb. 2, 1820
July 17, 1S26

g2 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

TRUVILLA John, at Sudbury, Penn., aged about

50 years ; was stung by a bee last summer

and got over it ; stung again this day and

lived but a short time,

TRUXTON Com. Thomas, late of U. S. Navy,

at Philadelphia,
TUCKER Emma, formerly of Dighton, Mass.,
near Matanzas, \V. I.,
Miss Patience, in 75th year, at Newport,
Thomas Tudor, Treasurer of the United
States, in 84th year, at Washington, D. C,
Mary A., infant daughter of Z. R., at Provi-
dence,
Mrs. Elizabeth, in 72d year, at Providence,
William, in 21st year, son of James, at Paw-
tuxet,
TUELL Thomas Lewis, son of Thomas L., aged

7 weeks, at Providence,
TURNER Amos, in 36th year, a native of Han-
over, Mass., at Hospital, Providence,
Ann, daughter of Amos, of Providence, at

Warwick, in 13th year,
Dr. Peter, aged about 75 years, a surgeon in

the Revolution, at East Greenwich,
Joshua, in 99th year, at Cranston,
Vashti Peck, in i6th year, youngest daughter

of William, of Rehoboth, at Providence,
Dr. John, aged 76 years, at Troy,

, son ot Caleb, aged 8 years ; a hogshead

of rum rolled from the wagon upon him and
killed him instantly, at Taunton,
, the celebrated hermit of East Rock,

New Haven. Journal of

Lydia Ann, of Joseph, aged 10 months, at
Providence,

Amos, aged 58 years, at Providence,

Bethuel, aged 67 years, at Fair Haven. Jour-
nal of
TURPIN Benjamin, in 64th year, at Providence,

Lewis, colored, aged 57 years, at Providence,

Mary K., wife of John P., and daughter of
William Bradford, aged 23 years, at Provi-
dence,

TURRILL Mrs. Deborah, in 76th year,
Nathan H., in 34th year,

TUTTLE Margaretta, wife of Lieut. John P., U.
S. Navy, at Norfolk, Va. ; she was the sec-
ond daughter of Com. James Barron, age
not given. Journal of Jan. 2, 1826

July 21,

1820

May 5,

1822

Nov. — ,
July 28,

1820
1821

May 2,

1828

Dec. 19,

Sept. 16,

1828
1829

Dec. 17,

1829

Sept. II,

1829

Sept. 2Z,

1820

Nov. 26,

1821

Feb. 14,
Jan. 9,

1822
1823

Feb. 28,
May 21,

1823
1823

Aug. 23,

1823

Nov. 13,

1823

Feb. 18,
Jan. 24,

1826
1827

July 23,

July II,

Feb. 5,

1829
1826
1828

July 6,

April II,
Oct. 8,

1829

1825
1825

PROVIDENCE JOURNAL— DEATHS 63

TUTTLE Esther S., wife of Col. Job N., daugh-
ter of late Linburn Lake, of Rochester,
N. H., aged 25 years, at Providence, April 21, 1826

Lieut. John P. of U. S. Ship John Adams, at

sea and buried in the gulf stream, June 14, 1827

See Journal July 12, 1827, for obituary notice.
TYLER William, Esq., in 75th year, at Provi-
dence, April 12, 1826
Elmira. aged 21 years, drowned in IVIill Pond,

at Northampton, Mass., Sept. 2, 1826

Lydia, widow of William, in 68th year, Nov. 26, 1826

Major Ebenezer, at Pawtucket, buried with

Masonic honors, Oct. 15, 1827

Betsey, wife of Samuel, Esq., in 43d year, at

Attleboro, F"eb. 21, 1S29

TYNG Martha, of James, (an infant), at Paw-
tucket. Journal of July 30, 1827
TYSON John, a native of Carlisle, Eng., at Ox-
ford, Mass., Aug. 2, 1 82 1

u

UNDERWOOD Harriet Newell, of Dr. Joseph,

aged I year it months, at Pawtucket, July 12, 1821

Joseph, merchant, aged 32 years, formerly of

Massachusetts, at Smithfield, June 19, 1824

Joseph, son of Joseph, late of Smithfield, aged

about 19 months, at Blackstone, Sept. 3, 1825

Otis Lafayette, infant son of Edward S.,aged

15 months, at Providence, Jan. 5, 1826

UPDIKE Crawford, son of the late John C, at

Providence, aged 14 months, Jan. 30, 1821

Thomas Wall, infant son of Richard S., at

Providence, Nov. 2, 1821

Dorcas, wife of Capt. Alfred, aged ^6 years,

at Wickford, Aug. 19, 1822

Abigail, wife of Lodowich, at North Kings-
town, in 87th year. Journal of June 8, 1826
UPHAM Hon. Nathaniel, aged 55 years, a coun-
sellor for New Hampshire, and former
member of Congress, at Rochester, N. H., July 10, 1829
UPTON George, aged about 21 years, at the
Almshouse ; supposed to have come from
Andover, Mass., in a deranged condition
and ill, taken in this condition and carried
to Almshouse where he died 3 days after-
wards, June 12, 1826

g^ VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

USHER Sally, widow of Capt Hezekiah, at

Bristol/in 53d year. Journal of May 15, i«20

Susan, wife of George F., and daughter of

Bishop Griswold, at Bristol, aged 29 years. ^^^ ^^ ^^^^

EdwaXaged 67 years, at Bristol Sept. 28, 1828
UTLEY Catharine Harris, only daughter of Ur.

Leander, aged i year 10 months 13 days, ^

at Prudence, ^ ' ^

VALENTINE William and Elizabeth, aged 74
years ; they were born in the same neigh-
borhood within two months of each other;
lived in the married state 54 years to a day
and died within ten days of each other, at ^. ,0^.

Hopkmton, Mass. Journal of May 2^, ib-5

Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Willliam, Esq.,

of Providence, aged 32 years, at Fall River. , , ,0^-

Journal of ^ ^ ^^P^" 5' 1^25

Hannah, only daughter of William, Esq., aged ^^^

24 years, P " ^' •*

Col. James, aged 36 years, only son of Hon. , ,q^,

William, Nov. I, 1825

VALLETT David, in 82d year, at Glocester ;
served in the French War and first to vol-
unteer in the War of 1776, ^^^>' "7- 1^21

Phebe, widow of David, in 86th year, at Bur-

■11 -11^ teb. 9, 1027

nllville, T-- 1 y> '

Stephen, formerly of Glocester, at Kinder- ., ,0^0

hook, N. Y., in 50th year, . Sept. 13, 1828

VANCE Joseph Currey, of Capt. James, m 26th

year, at Warren, Oct. 14, 1825

VANDOORN Phile, wife of Joshua, aged 25

years, at Bristol. Journal of J"ly 7' 1^25

VAN DYKE Nicholas,U.S. Senator from Dela-

ware. Journal of J"^^^ ^' '^^^

VAN NESS William P., Judge U. S. District
Court, Southern District of New York,
suddenly, at New York, Sept. 6, 1826

VANOUELIN M., a celebrated chemist, aged

'67 years, at Paris, France. Journal of Dec. 31, 1^29

VAN RENSSALAER Hon. Philip S., formerly

mayor of Albany, Sept. 25, 1824

VAN RHYNE Capt. Hendrick, of St. Martins,

late master of brig Hope, aged 35 years, at , o o q

Bristol, March 8, 1828

PROVIDENCE JOURNAL— DEATHS 65

VAN WART and WILLIAMS, two of the cap-
tors of Major Andre, are still alive. Jour-
nal of Sept. 25, 1826
VAN WATT Isaac, one of Andre's captors, aged
71 years, buried from Greensburgh Church
where he had long been a worthy member.
Journal of June 5, 1828
VARNUiM James M., son of Ho)i. Joseph B.,
aged about 36 years, at Washington, D. C. ;
had been for many years a clerk in the Pos-
tal Department, Sept. 11, 1821

Hon. Joseph B., aged 72 years, at Dracut,
Mass.; he was in military commission from
before the Revolutionary War until his
death when he was major general of militia;
had been a member of both branches of
the Massachusetts Assembly and Con-
gress ; was member of late convention ;
had been Speaker of the National House
of Representatives and was U. S. Senator
when he died, Sept. 11, 1821

VASS David, from bursting of a blood vessel
near a fever sore which had afflicted him
some years, at Hallowell, Me. Journal of Sept. 24, 1829
VATES Thomas ; his hand found June 17;
jumped overboard from steamer Chancillor
Livingstone. Journal of June 26, 1828

VATTELL Herman, a boatman of New York,
killed by an explosion on board the frigate
Fulton in Brooklyn Navy Yard, June 4, 1829

VAUGHN Capt. John, died at Westmoreland,
N. Y., aged 87 years 8 months; married at
20 years of age, Ann Bebee, with whom
he lived 67 years; had 14 children, 134
grand, 226 great-grand, and 8 great-great-
grandchildren ; total 382 ; was a soldier
in the Revolution, June 19, 1820

Samuel, in 79th year, at Providence, Sept. 13, 1820

Sarah, wife of John, at North Kingstown, in
82d year ; was confined to bed 5 years 2
months 12 days, Oct. 9, 1820

Boone, at Providence, in 59th year, Jan. 14, 1821

John, aged 84 years, at North Kingstown, Feb. 11, 1823

Miss Nancy, daughter of John, aged ^j years,

at Newport. Journal of April 28, 1825

Peter, aged 37 years, at Providence, May 27, 1826

Austin H., of late Benjamin. Journal of Sept. 14, 1826

Cynthia, widow of Benjamin, and daughter
of late Caleb Wheaton, in 42d year, mem-
ber of Society of Friends, at Providence, Nov. 27, 1827

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
DO

VAUGHN Christopher, Jr., in 21st year, at ^^^^ ^^^ ^527
Providence, , vpars

Nicholas v., son of Peter, aged n years, ^^^ ^.^^
-7 mnnths at Providence,
VFAZ^lHohtin 39th year, at Providence, sud-
'^'^''^denly from drinking too freely of cold ^^_^ ^^ ^^^^

water, Prnvirlence Sept. 20, 1827

Mrs. Abigail, in 75th f ^^' ^^J'^^^ N^'port.
VERNON Daniel, son of Daniel, at .Newpo ^^^ ^^^ ^^^^

oinSted 81 years, at Newport. Journal of Feb. 13, 1826
VERPLANK Johnson, Esq., founder and asso-
^^"^ ci^te editir of New York American, at ^^^ ^^^^^

New York. Journal ot .

VIAL Susan B., wife of John, m 26th year, at ^^^^^ ^^^ ^^^^

Mrs j"u[i^a?'wife of late Josiah, in 76th year, ^^^ ^^^ ^^^^

at Warren, ■, • --^v, ,;par

VIALL Ruth, widow of ^^^™fj; ";/?Xnk' Feb. 17, 1820

professor of religion 60 years, at beekonk, / ^^^^

Elizabeth, widow, at Providence, _ J > ^'

Abigail, daughter of Dea. Sylvester, in 20th ^^^ ^^^^

^"^^hi?if ^hfiStrdeath in this family and
all under 22 years of age._

^riporatteSk^rN^'lf f>of' Apr« 9, .-7

Sybil, widow of Capt. Constant, m 89th year, ^^^^ ^^ ^^^^

at Seekonk, ^

VICKERY Capt. David, aged 72 years, at Taun- ^^^^ ^^ ^^^^

Ann!'widow of Hugh, aged 45 years, at New- ^^^ ^^^ ^^^^

Ca'pfsamuel, of Sch. Swift of Bristol, at ^^^

Norfolk, Va. Journal of
David, formerly of NevviDort, at Lynn, aged ^^^ ^^^^

70 years. Journal of t 1 . T)ec a 1822

VINCENT Caleb, in 96th year, at Johnston Dec. 4.

VINnIcUM John, aged 51 years, left a widow

and 7 children to mourn his loss, at War- ^^^ ^^^ ^^^^

John!'of Warren mateof brig Rodman, aged ^^^^

27 years, off Cape Hayti, ^ , , ^r

VINSON Ann Downing, eldest daughter of

David, in 15th year, at Providence ^^^ay ly, 5

Dea. Samuel, aged 85 years, at Newport. ^^^ ^^ ^^^^

Journal of . ^,. i t-,

VINTON Charles D., son of Oliver, aged i^ ^^^^ ^^ ^g^^

months, ^ pjpp , 182;

Cynthia A., wife of Oliver, aged 27 years, Dec. i, 10-5

PROVIDENCE JOURNAL— DEATHS 57

VINTON John Rogers, son of Amos M., aged 1 1

months g days, at Providence, Feb. 27, 1828

VIRGIN Mrs. Sarah, aged 45 years, daughter of

James Coffin, Esq., of Saco, Me., at Mil-
ford, Mass. Journal of Dec. 7, 1829
VLASOPOLOS Nicholas, native of Island of

Ithaca, Greece, aged 21 years, at Manson,

Mass. ; this youth is one of the 1 1 that

are being educated by the American Board

of Foreign Missions. Journal of March 19, 1827

VOSE Edward, in 69th year, at Newport, sud

denly, Oct. 17, 1822

w

WADE Sarah, wife of Charles, and daughter of

Jonathan Pray, of Foster, at Glocester, Sept. 11, 1822

Miranda ¥., wife of Marshall S., daughter of

Capt. H. Cobb, in 28th year, at Wrentham, Feb. 4, 1829

Ichabod, aged 59 years, at Providence, Sept. 13, 1829

WADSWORTH Mrs. Elizabeth, aged 63 years,

at Hartford, May 10, 1827

John Leon, son of Dr. John A., of Provi-
dence, at Bristol, Oct. 13, 1828
Hon. Peleg, aged 82 years, a Revolutionary

patriot, at Hiram, Me. Journal of Dec. 3, 1829

WAIN Robert, Jr., Esq., son of Robert Esq., of

Philadelphia, at Providence, July 4, 1825

WAINWRIGHT Mrs. , wife of Peter and

mother of Rev. Dr. Wainvvright, of

New York, at Liverpool, Eng., aged 70
years, July 5, 1829

WAITE Simeon, in 31st year, at Ashfield, Mass., Jan. 11, 1S24
Abby S., of Col. John, in 5th year, at Paw-
tucket, Aug. 28, 1S24
Mary, wife of Col. Joseph, daughter of late
Capt. Charles Cahoone, of Newport, aged
35 years, at Wickford, May 12, 1825
Samuel, Esq., aged 65 years, at Roxbury,

Mass. Journal of March 13, 1826

WAKEFIELD George, aged 75 years, at New
London ; a native of I^ngland and brother
of the celebrated Gilbert Wakefield, Sept. 24, 1826

Horace, son of Rufus, Esq., aged 13 years,
at Warwick. Journal of Jan. 26, 1829

68

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

VVALCOTT Mary, widow of Benjamin, in 91st

year, died at Cumberland ; had 11 children,

71 grand and 62 great-grandchildren, March 9, 1820

Oliver, son of late Capt. John, in 20th year,

at Cumberland, Aug. 4, 1820

Dr. Michael, at Cumberland, in 59th year,

35 years a practitioner in that town, Jan. 24, 1821

Lydia, wife of John F., at Cumberland, Feb. 14, 1821

Miss Perley, of Otis, at Pelham, Mass., in

27th year, after a long illness, March 27, 1821

Cemantha, daughter of late Ebenezer, in 33d

year, at Valley Falls, Jan. 21, 1823

Angelina, 3d daughter of Stephen, aged 11

years, at Southampton, Nov. 13, 1823

Capt. Benjamin S., in 69th year, at Paw-
tucket, May 15, 1824
Jabez, son of late John, aged n years, at

Cumberland, • _ July 10, 1825

Samuel T., aged 22 years ; walked off a bridge

in a stormy night and drowned, at Cum-
berland, Feb. 18, 1828
WALDRON Martial, eldest son of Nathaniel,

aged 4 years, at Bristol, March 17, 1824

Sarah, aged 38 years, at Bristol, Aug. 13, 1826

Mrs. Sally, daughter of late deacon

Wardwell, at Bristol, aged 54 years. Jour-
nal of . Oct. 9, 1826
Newton, aged ^6 years, at Bristol, March 27, 1827
Polly, wife of Capt. Samuel, aged 57 years,

at Bristol, Sept. 11, 1828

WALP2S Sereno, of Manchester, Ontario County,

N. Y., and late of Westhampton, Mass., at

Norwich, upper Canada ; killed by a fall of

a tree, Jan. 3, 1823

Luke, in 40th year, formerly of Portsmouth,

R. I., at Pomfret, Ct., Sep. 12, 1823

WALP'ORD Deborah, wife of Levi, at Provi-
dence. Feb. 27, 1828
Richard J., infant son of Alexander, aged 3

years, burnt, at Providence, Oct. 10, 1828

WALKPZR Phebe, wife of Calvin, at Providence, June 4, 1820

Miss Julia, in 17th year, at Providence, Sept. 30, 1821

Rebecca T., widow of Stephen, and daughter

of Reuben Pearse, of Providence, aged 35

years, at Seekonk, Oct. 9, 1821

Jacob, aged 70 years; had been many years

a member of Elder Hammond's Church,

at Foster, Sept. 14, 1822

Mrs. Abigail, aged 92 years, at Pawtucket ;

she was for many years a member of the

PROVIDEXCE JOURNAL— DEATHS

69

WALKER ;

First Baptist Church of Providence, join-
ing under the pastorate of Dr. Manning,
and later member of Baptist Church, Paw-
tucket, Sept. 24, 1822

Jasper, of Nehemiah, aged 23 years, at Wel-
lington, Oct. 13, 1822

Philip, Esq., in 79th year, at Scituate, April 12, 1823

Co). Benjamin, in 72d year, a soldier of the

Revolution, at Berne, Vt., May 12, 1823

Mrs. Elizabeth, aged 44 years, at Templeton,

Mass., June 2, 1823

Nathaniel, of Providence, aged 50 years, at

Montecello, Ga., Oct. 16, 1823

Nathan, aged 24 years, suddenly, at Welling-
ton, Nov. 6, 1823

Miss Sarah, aged 86 years, at Newport, May 19, 1824

Mrs. Sally, aged 40 years, wife of Gilbert, of

Bristol, R. I., at Somerset, Aug. 3, 1824

Peter, aged "]"] years, at Taunton. Journal of Sept. 30, 1824

George Appleton, infant son of A]-)pleton,

aged 4 months, at Providence, June 20, 1825

Mr. PZ , aged 63 years ; dropped dead

while driving his cattle, at Wellington,

Mass. Journal of June 2"^, 1825

Capt. Joel, in 49th year, at Seekonk, Dec. 28, 1825

George Appleton, son of Appleton, of New

York, aged 4 months, at Providence, Sept. 5, 1826

Waitey F., wife of Appleton, and daughter
of Hon. Jeremiah B. Plowell.of Providence,
at New York, in her 26th year, Jan. 6, 1828

Mary, widow of Daniel, a native of Rhode
Island, and one of the first settlers of Ern-
est Town, Upper Canada, died there Jan. 9, 1829

Elpha, widow of Ephraim, in 79th year, at

Seekonk, J\Iarch 2, 1829

James, aged 74 years, a patriot of the Rev-
olution, at Burlington, Mass., Nov. 18, 1829
WALL George W., of George, aged 3 years 6

months, at Mendon, June 4, 1823

Lieut. Albert G., U. S. Navy, native of Vir-
ginia, at Nattaway C. H., " Aug. 31, 1825
WALLACE John G., aged 47 years, at New-
port, Sept. 17, 1S23

Abigail, widow of Capt. James, daughter of
late Col. John Gardiner, at Newport, aged
^6 years, April 11, 1826

Thomas, of New York, at Edgartown. Jour-
nal of April 16, 1827

70

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

WALLEN John, in 37th year, Oct. 15

Adeline Eliza, of late John, aged i year 9

months, Oct. 3

Cornelius, in 89th year; leaves a widow 92
years ; have lived together 64 years, at
F"oster, Oct. 18

WALSH Ann Maria, wife of Robert, Jr., Esq.,

aged 37 years, at Philadelphia, Sept. 2

WALTON Thomas, seaman, killed by an ex-
plosion on board frigate Fulton, at Brook-
lyn Navy Yard, June 4
WANTON Elizabeth, widow of Capt. Peter, of
Newport, and daughter of Lieut. Governor
John Gardiner, at Providence, in 85th year, Oct. 17

Newport, colored, at Providence, aged 45
years, Dec. 5

Sylvia, of Ceazer, aged 80 years, at New-
port. Journal of March 19

Joseph, son of Gov. Wanton, member So-
ciety of Friends, aged 90 years, at Cranston, Nov. 27

Joseph, aged 90 years, member of Society of

F"riends, was son of governor, at Cranston, Dec. 4

WARD Miss Martha, daughter of John, in 16th

year, at Middletown, Feb. 6

Miss Eliphael, at Newport, in 58th year, F"eb. 28

Susan, daughter of late Ray, at East Green-
wich, Dec. 1 1

John, formerly of Providence, aged 61 years,

at Brooklyn, N. Y. Journal of Sept. 22

Elizabeth, wife of John, aged 54 years, at

Middletown, Sept. 27

John B., son of John, aged 24 years, at Mid-
dletown, Sept. 27

Mrs. Mary, aged 69 years, at Newport, Nov. 26

Lieut. Henry, U. S. N., at Boston, aged 34

years, July 9

Phebe, wife of Col. Samuel, and daughter of

Gov. William Greene, governor of Rhode

Island during the Revolution, at New

York, in 69th year, Oct. 1 1

WARDWELL Stephen H., son of Josiah, of

Dighton, at Providence, in 21st year, June 14

Elizabeth, of Capt. Samuel 2nd, at Bristol,

in 53d year. Journal of Oct. 12

Harriet Jones, of Col. John, in 3d year, at

Bristol, Aug. 20

George Williams, of Benjamin, Jr., aged 6

months, at Bristol. Journal of Aug. 27,

Allen, Jr., master of brig Collector, of Bristol,

at Trinidad, W. L Journal of Aug. 27

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PROVIDENCE JOURNAL— DEATHS

WARDWELL Allen, son of late Josiah, Esq., of

Dighton, in 20th year, at Providence, Sept. 12,

Joseph, son of Moses H., aged 8 months and

13 days, at Warren, Sept. 20,

Mary Smith, of Allen, Esq., at Bristol. Jour-
nal of Sept. 30,

Joseph, son of Moses H., aged 4 years 5

days, at Warren. Journal of Aug. 18,

Mary, wife of Simeon, aged 63 years, Sept. 6,

, child of Josiah, at Bristol, Aug. 3,

Martha, widow, aged 78 years, at Bristol, Jan. 19,

Adam Manchester, son of Benjamin, aged 8

years, at Bristol, Jan. 23,

Edward, son of George S., aged 3 months, at

Providence, Aug. 6,

, Josiah G., infant son of Thomas J., at Provi-
dence, Aug. 22,

Isaac, of Darien, Ct., suicide, Sept. 13,

Moses H., son of Capt. Moses H., aged 3

years, at Warren, May 3,

WARE George, supercargo of ship Hope, in 23d
year, a native of Dighton, Mass., at Ha-
vana, April 1 1,

Hon. Nicholas, U. S. Senator from Georgia,

at New York. Journal of Sept. 13,

Sally, wife of Hon. Julius, at W^rentham, aged

42 years. Journal of May 23,

Major W^illiam R., son of late Dr. George, of

Dighton, at PVankfort, Me., July 4,

WARFIELD Miss Catharine, aged 26 years, at

Milford, Mass., ' Dec. 9,

WARNER Capt. John, at Warwick, in 73d year, June 22,

Nathan, at Providence, in 79th year, P'eb. 28,

James, at Providence, in 36th year, drowned

near Fox Point, left a wife and six children, April 23,

Capt. William, aged 93 years, at Warwick, May 22,

Huldah, widow of John, of Providence, and
daughter of Capt. William Field, of P'ield's
Point, aged 69 years, at Cranston, April 10,

John H ., in 20th year, son of Capt. Amos, of

Providence, at Jackson, West Tenn., Aug. 16,

John, Esq., commercial agent of U. S. at
Havana, at 13altimore, aged 52 years, after
a long illness. Journal of May 26,

Sarah Healey, infant daughter of Thomas W.,

at Providence, Sept. 9,

Oliver, of Philps, Ontario Co., N. Y., killed

by lightning at Conway, 'Sla.ss. Journal of June 8,

Elizabeth, widow of Nathan, aged about 80

years, at Providence, Oct. 25,

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824

825
825
826
827

827

827

827
827

829

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824

825

826

828
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821

821
822

824
824

825
828
829
829

^2 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

WARNER Amos, son of late Amos, in 33d

year, at Providence, Dec. 22, 1829

WARRALL John, aged 42 years, late artist,

Boston and Providence Theatres, at Boston, Sept. 14, 1825

WARREN Sally, of Noah, at Taunton, aged 21

years, Aug. 23, 1822

George Gilbert, "of New York fever," at

Boston, Sept. 9, 1822

Mrs. , widow of Abijah, formerly of

Providence, at Smithfield, in 64th year, May 4, 1823

Hon. Ebenezer, a brother of Dr. Joseph; was
at the battle at Lexington and at Bunker
Hill with his brothers Joseph and John,
after the Revolution a distinguished jurist
at Boston; at Foxboro, Jan. 2, 1824

John, a soldier of the Revolution and a pen-
sioner, ' Eeb. II, 1824

Lydia, of Russell, aged 2 years, at Bristol, April 9, 1824

Ann, daughter of Capt. Joseph, aged 54

years, at Newport, Dec. 15, 1824

Martha, widow of Capt. Joseph, of Newport,

at Dartmouth, aged 76 years, Jan. 7, 1825

James S., first officer of schooner Leaf, of

Providence, aged 23 years, at St. Blass, Jan. 15, 1827

WARRING Sophia P., wife of Dr. Edmund T.,
daughter of Hon. Frances Malbone, of
Newport, aged 35 years, at Newport, March 23, 1823

Mary Eliza, only child of Hamilton, aged 5

months, July 24, 1825

Mrs. E. L., late of Boston and Providence

Theatres, at Huntsville, Ala. Journal of Oct. 31, 1825

WARSELEY Robert, aged 74 years, a Revolu-
tionary soldier; was at Bunker Hill and Ben-
nington and went through the woods with
Gen. Arnold to Canada, at Marlboro. Jour-
nal of April 30, 1827

Robert, at Marlboro, Mass., a soldier of the

Revolution. Journal of May 3, 1827

Robert, a Revolutionary soldier, aged 74
years, at Marlboro. Journal of May 10, 1827

WASHBURN P^anny, wife of William, aged 30

years, at Taunton. Journal of Oct. 23, 1820

Caroline Frances, youngest daughter of
Henry, aged 2 years 10 months, at Taun-
ton, Sept. 4, 1822

Deborah, aged 16 years, killed by lightning.

Journal of Aug. 9, 1827

Susan, wife of Israel, in 43d year, at Slaters-

ville, April 26, 1829

PROVIDENCE JOURNAL— DEATHS

73

WATERMAN Abby, of late George, at John-
ston, in 1 6th year,
Resolved, of Olneyville, at Matanzas, W. I.,
on board ship Gen. Jackson of Bristol.
Journal of

Richard Brown, of Nathan, Jr., aged 17
months, at Providence,

Sarah Ann, only daughter of John, aged 15
months, at Providence,

Anna, of N., Jr., Esq., aged 4 years, at Provi-
dence,

Henry, in 31st year, at Pro\idence,

Nancy, daughter of late William, at Smith-
field, aged 39 years,

Capt. Christopher, m 6i,st year, after a long
illness, at Cranston,

Nathan, 3d son of Rufus, of Providence, in
33d year, at New Orleans,

Laban, eldest son of Asahel, in 25th year, at
Johnston,

Elizabeth, wife of Stacy, daughter of Abra-
ham Latham, at Johnston, in 32d year,

Sarah Sheldon, youngest daughter of Re-
solved, aged 3 years 4 months, at Johnston,

Patience, wife of George, in 28th year, at Ol-
neyville,

Lucia, aged t,3 years, at Centreville,

Joseph Brown, of Asahel, printer, in 22d year,
at Johnston,

Sarah, wife of Benjamin, in 80th year, at
Johnston,

Zuriel, aged y;^ years, one of the few survivors
of the Revolution, at Cranston. Journal of

Lucy, wife of Benjamin, in 68th year, at Cov-
entry,

Seril, in 27th year, at Smithfield,

Margaret, eldest daughter of Andrew, Esq.,
in 27th year, at Sniithfield,

INlrs. Mary, wife of Amasa, aged 30 years, at
Mendon, Mass.; her funeral sermon will be
preached by Rev. Adin Ballon, of Milford,
^ at Greenville, R. I., the 3d of July next,

Elisha ; he rode in a barouche July 4, 1827,
with Gen. Barton ; was the last surviving
member of the General Assembly that
adopted the Declaration of Independence,
May 4, 1776.

Lydia, widow of late Thomas, of Coventry,
in 93d year, at Scituate,

Dec. 12, 1820

May 28, 1 82 1

July 14, 1821

Oct. 14, 1821

Oct. 24, 1 82 1
Dec. 9, 1 82 1

Dec. 22, 1821

July 23, 1822

Oct. 31, 1822

Jan. 3, 1823

Jan. 7, 1S23

Jan. 16, 1823

Jan. 25, 1823
June 19, 1824

Sept. 10, 1824

Aug. 9, 1S25

Sept. 5, 1825 -

Sept. 20, 1825
July 26, 1826

Dec. 7, 1826
June 4, 1827

Nov. 7, 1827

74

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

WATERMAN Resolved, son of Rhodes, in loth
eyar, drowned in Pavvtuxet Cove,

Alexander, son of George, aged i year, at
Johnston,

Mary, in 77th year, at Providence,

Dr. George, in 76th year, at Cranston,

Benjamin, formerly of Coventry, at Sterling,
in 76th year,

Anson Olney, youngest son of Resolved, 2d,
in 3d year, at Johnston,

Mary Frances, daughter of John, in 4th year,
at Johnston,

Rufus, in 84th year, at Providence,
WATERS Hagar, (colored), a prodigy in music,
at the Almshouse, Baltimore, Md. Jour-
nal of

William Henry, son of Daniel, aged 8 months,
at Providence,
WATKINS Mrs. Elizabeth, mother of Hon.
Henry Clay, aged 80 years, at Woodford
Co., Ky.,
WATSON John, son of John J., Esq., aged 20
years, at South Kingstown,

Hetty, wife of John, and daughter of the late
Jonathan Newhall, of Leicester, in 33d
year, at Warren,

Mary, wife of Edward, aged 50 years, at New-
port. Journal of

Robert, son of Matthew, aged 19 years. Jour-
nal of

Mercy, in 8ist year, at South Kingstown,

Major Benjamin, U. S. Army, a native of

Rhode Island, at Newport, Ky. Journal of

WAYLAND Emma, daughter of Rev. F"rancis,

at Providence,
WEATHERHEAD Amaziah, of Cumberland,
aged 67 years, a soldier of the Revolution,
was living,

Nancy A., daughter of George, formerly of
Cumberland, aged 3 years 5 months, at Kil-
lingly, Ct.,

WEAVER Gideon, in 67th year. Journal of
Miss iLlizabeth, in 73d year, at Middletown,
Mary, wife of Joseph, in 24th year,
Susannah, aged 99 years, at Providence,
Joseph, formerly of Vermont, aged 31 years,

at Newport,
Perry, aged 71 years, at Newport,
Ann, in 20th year, at Assonet, Mass.,

July 18, 1828

Sept. 10, 1828
Jan. 2, 1829
Jan. 7, 1829

March 21, 1829

June 7, 1829

Sept. I, 1829
Nov. 25, 1829

Dec. 28, 1820
Oct. 14, 1828

Dec. 4, 1829
April J, 1823

July 13, 1823

Nov. 3, 1823

Dec. 2, 1824
Nov. 10, 1826

Oct. 25, 1827

Aug. 22, 1829

July 4, 1827

Oct. 29, 1828

Jan. 10, 1820

Sept. 19, 1820

Jan. 21, 1822

June 5, 1823

Oct, 9, 1824

July 3, 1827

May 14, 1829

PROVIDENCE JOURNAL— DEATHS

75

"WEBB Francis Asbury, of Rev. Daniel, at Provi-
dence, aged 8 years, 8 months. Journal of

Mrs. Hannah, aged 94 years, at Newport,

Harriet E., wife of Capt. S. H., U. S. Army,
aged 18 years, 9 months, at Detroit. Jour-
nal of

Capt. George, aged 85 years ; he served in the
French War at the age of 18 years; during
the greater part of the Revolution he held
the commission of captain ; he was the sub
marine navigator who conducted the Amer-
ican torpedo to the bottom of a British 74 ;
was a member of the Cincinnati; at H olden,
Mass.,

Francis Asbury, of Rev. Daniel, aged 17
months,

Elizabeth, aged 69 years, for 54 years a teacher
of a primary school, at Newport,

Phebe Arnold, daughter of Adrian, at Pro\'i-
dence, aged 1 year, 7 months,

Capt. George, of brig Waltham, aged 25 years,
at New Orleans. Journal of
WEBBER Richard M., aged 45 years, at Tiver-
ton,
WEBSTER Grace, wife of Hon. Daniel, of Massa-
chusetts, at New York,

Ezekiel, brother of Hon. Daniel, while argu-
ing a case before the Supreme Court of N.
H., at Concord, aged 52 years. Jour-
nal of

Mrs. Sophronia, aged 20 years, at Springfield,
WEEDEN Elizabeth^ widow of Charles, in 45th
year,

Lydia, widow of Ephraim, at Newport, aged
"jj years. Journal of

Sarah, widow of George, in 78th year, at
Newport.

George, in 6ist year,

Joseph, aged 76 years, at Middletown,

Mary, of Samuel, dec. Journal of

George" E., eldest son of late George, in 39th
year,

George Cornelius, son of Benjamin D., aged
3 years, 3 months,

Maria Jackson, of Henry D., aged 2 years,

Claudesburg, formerly of Baltimore, aged
about 30 years, at Providence,

Mrs. Sally, aged 50 years, at Bristol,

Samuel Coates, son of William, aged 10
months.

July 31, 1820
Jan. 23, 1823

Sept. 9, 1824

Aug. 25,

March 8,

April 24,

Nov. 14,

Dec. 28,

May 15,

Jan. 21,

April 16,
Dec. 6,

1829
1829

March 14,

1820

July II,

1822

Jan. 23,
June 18,
Dec. 10,

1824
1824
1824

March 31,

1825

Sept. 13,

1825

Sept. 29,
Oct. 7,

1825
1825

May 18,
Dec. 27,

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1828

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VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

WEEDEN Sally Rhodes, daughter of Capt.
Samuel L.,aged 5 years, 3 months, at Wick-
ford, May 28, 1828

John, of North Kingstown, at Centreville, July 23, 1828

Esther Eliza, daughter of Enos H., aged 9
months, 17 days, at Providence, Aug. 19, 1828

Nancy, widow of John, of North Kingstown,

aged 70 years, Sept. 4, 1828

Lydia Grinnell, infant daughter of William,
at Providence, Oct. 6, 1828

Lydia G., wife of William, in 31st year, at

Providence, Oct. 7, 1828

William, aged 34 years, at Providence, Jan. 25, 1829

WEEKES John, Esq., aged 64 years, at Green-
land, N. H., killed by William Hodgkin, in
a fit of insanity, April 11, 1821

WEEMS Rev. John, aged 57 years; 30 years rec-
tor at Port Tobacco Parish, Md., at Wash-
ington, D. C, Nov. 29, 1 82 1
WELCH Sarah, widow, aged 65 years, at Spring-
field. Journal of Jan. 4, 1827

Sarah, widow, aged 65 years, at Springfield, Dec. 26, 1827

Samuel, fell from a mast, at Boston. Jour-
nal of Sept. 7, 1829
WELLMAN Nancy, of Lot, aged 27 years, at

Attleboro, June 4, 1827

WELLS John, Esq., at New York, member of

the New York Bar, Sept. 7. 1823

Elizabeth Russell, daughter of Elisha C. , aged

14 months, March i, 1826

Benjamin, aged 66 years, at Conway, N. H., March 5, 1826

Thomas, Esq., in 74th year, at Hopkinton, April 20, 1829

WELSH James, at Petersburg, Va. Journal of March 13, 1820

Samuel, of Bow, N. H., born at Kingston
Sept. I, 1 7 10, is now livmg (May — , 1822)
in New Hampshire.

Charles, infant son of Stillman, at Bristol, Sept. 18, 1829

WENTWORTH Samuel, killed by lightning,

aged about 21 years, June 19, 1825

Lieut. Samuel, aged 66 years, after a long

illness, at Somersworth, N. H. Journal of Oct. 8, 1829

WESSON Daniel Henry, son of Col. Samuel,
aged 5 years, 4 months, 3 days, at Provi-
dence, Jan. 7, 1829
WEST Col. Beriah, aged 64 years, of apoplectic

fit, many years sheriff of the county, April 13, 1820

Howell, seaman, of Warwick, on board brig
Marcia, Capt. Thurber, on passage down
the James River on her voyage to Glas-
gow, Scot., July 7, 1 82 1

PROVIDENCE JOURNAL— DEATHS

/ /

WEST Harriet, daughter of late William, aged

years, at Newport, Dec. 6, 1821

Charles, aged 28 years, native of Westerly,

at New York. Journal of Dec. 9, 1822

Ann, wife of Thomas, and daughter of late

Edward Gorton, aged 47 years, at Newport, Oct. 23, 1823

Robert Gambie, son of the attorney general

of the U. S., at Harve de Grace, France, Oct. 31, 1824

Benjamin, aged 27 years, at Bristol. Jour-
nal of Aug. I, 1825

Eliza Ann, youngest daughter of Capt. Jo-
seph, in 17th year, Dec. 17, 1825

Abby, daughter of Thomas, aged 1 5 years, at

Newport. Journal of April 9, 1827

John, president of Taunton Bank, Taunton, Dec. 13, 1S27

Nathaniel, aged 80 years, a Revolutionary

pensioner, at Bristol, Oct. 21, 1828

Rebecca, wife of Nathaniel, aged 71 years, at

Bristol, ' Nov. 12, 1829

WESTCOTT Benjamin, at Providence, in 29th

year, P'eb. 17, 1821

Amanda, second daughter of late Benjamin,

aged 16 months, at Providence, Sept. 3, 1821

William Potter, of James, aged 19 months, at

Providence, March 19, 1822

Sarah C, wife of Major John, in 27th year,

at Warwick, April 18, 1822

Mary, wife of John, aged 63 years, at Provi-
dence, Jan. 23, 1823

Samuel, aged '^^'j years, formerly of Provi-
dence, at New Haven, Ct., Jan. 28, 1824

Jonathan, in 65th year, at Cranston, March 7, 1824

Catharine Arnold, infant daughter of Henry

and Mary D., July 23, 1824

Mary D., wife of Henry, in 27th year, at

Providence, July 23, 1824

John, in 69th year ; served in the Revolution
and was an officer in Gen. Sullivan's Life
Guards, at Providence, June 2, 1825

Caleb, Esq., in 74th year, at Scituate. Jour-
nal of June 29, 1826

Mary, widow of Capt. Samuel, in 76th year, June 30, 1826

Sarah Elizabeth, of Samuel, Jr., aged 11

months 16 days, Oct. 7, 1826

Lydia, wife of Capt. Nathan, in 76th year, at

Warwick, Aug. 8, 1827

Nancy, wife of Jonathan, of Cranston, in 64th

year, at Scituate (Hope Village), Sept. 25, 1827

George Henry, of James, aged 13 months, at

Providence, March 13, 1828

VITAL EECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

WESTCOTT Nathan, aged TJ years, at Warwick, June i

Clarrissa Fitch, infant daughter of Henry, at

Providence, June 30

Joseph, son of Major John, in 29th year, at

Johnston, Sept. 17

John C, son of John C, in 6th year, at Geor-
gia Mills, Smithfield, March i

Phineas Bradley, just 23 years, at Lindsley-

town, N. Y., Oct. 28

WESTGATE Samuel H., aged n years, at Fall

River, Dec. 14

Mary, in 99th year, member Society of

Friends, at Tiverton. Sept. 6

John, formerly of Newport, and later of New

York, at Coram, L. I., March 31

William, son of Syh'anus, of Swanzea, aged
13 years; death from a kick of a horse, at
Dighton, ' June 23

WESTON Lydia, aged 93 years, widow, at Wes-
ton ; her descendants were 149 including
II of the 5th generation. Journal of Sept. 21

Lieut. Nathan, a soldier of the Revolution,
aged 84 years, at Rockingham, Vt., Nov. 29

WP^THBY Mary Jones, of R. J., aged 11 months,

at Providence, Sept. 16

Lucy, wife of Richard J., in 22d year, at

Providence, .Sept. 5

George W., aged 22 years, a native of Rhode

Island, at Trinidad, W. L, Sept. 17

Richard J , aged 29 years, at Trinidad, W. I., Sept. 19

Richard J., aged 31 years, at New Haven, Dec. 10

WETHERBY Eliza M., wife of Richard, in 26th

year, at Providence, March 20

Lucinda, aged 51 years, at Providence, Dec. 15

WETMORE Jesse, of Middletown, Ct., aged

72 years, at Astabula, Ohio, April 6

WETHERELL Allen, aged 49 years, at Taun-
ton. Journal of Dec. 29

Sarahj wife of Daniel, aged 49 years, at New-
port, Jan. 8

Samuel, aged 83 years, at Taunton, March 12

WH EATON , grandson of James, aged 9

years, at Rehoboth. Journal of Feb. 24

Benjamin, of Providence, at Cadiz, in 33d year, May -

Mary Frances, of Joseph C, at Olneyville,

aged 13 months, Dec. 15

Mary Louisa, daughter of Joseph C, at Olney-
ville, in 5th year, Feb. 15

Martha, daughter of Capt. Samuel, at Provi-
dence, aged II years, Feb. 16

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PROVIDENCE JOURNAL— DEATHS

WHEATON Maria J., wife of Dr. Walter V., U.
S. Army, and daughter of the late Judge
Jacob, of Windsor, Vt., at Sackett's Har-
bor,

Abigail, wife of Col. Seth, at Providence, in
62d year,

Cynthia Louisa, of Joseph, in 27th year, at
Seekonk,

Mary Louisa, of Samuel, aged 15 months, at
Rehoboth,

Charles, Esq., in 62d year, at Warren. Jour-
nal of

Charles, Esq., in 62d year, at Warren. Jour-
nal of

Horatio C, of Seekonk, Mass., and graduate
of B. U., at Charleston, S. C. Journal of

James, 3d, in 47th year.

Col. Seth, aged 68 years, at Providence ; he
served in the Revolution,

Caleb, aged 70 years, member Society of
Friends, at Providence,

Godfrey, son of late Caleb, at Providence,

Edward, son of Dr. Levi, in 32d year, at Co-
penhagen, Sweden,

Dorcas, widow of Caleb, in 69th year, at
Providence,

Eliza Bicknell, daughter of Capt. Nathaniel,
aged 13 months, at Providence,
WHEELER Lucy Jane, of Samuel G., aged 14
months, at Providence,

Samuel, aged yS years, a soldier of the Revo-
lution, at Philadelphia, Penn.,

Jane, widow of Rev. W. W., rector of St.
Andrews Church, daughter of late Rev.
Ebenezer Thompson, aged 64 years, at
Scituate, Mass. Journal of

George Miner, of Samuel G.. aged i year, at
Providence,

Emma, wife of Samuel G., youngest daugh-
ter of Benjamin Gladding,

Sarah Russell, infant daughter of Samuel G.,
at Smith field,

Sarah S., only daughter of Preston, in Sth
year, at Westmoreland ; while throwing
chips from her apron on to the fire her
clothes took fire, from the burns of which
she died in a few hours. Journal of

William Lawrence, eldest son of Samuel W.,
aged 5 years 1 1 months 22 days,

Benjamin, aged 69 years, at Taunton. Jour-
nal of

March 15,

1821

April 23,

1821

Sept. 18,

I 82 I

Oct. 15,

1822

Sept. II,

1823

Sept. 15,

1823

Nov. I,
May 4,

1824
1S26

Oct. 26,

1827

Oct. 31,
Nov. 16,

1827
1827

Jan. 22,

1828

Sept. 16,

1828

Sept. 25,

1829

March 25,

1820

May 10,

1820

Aug. 6,

1821

March i,

1822

Feb. 22,

1823

Aug. 25,

1823

Dec. 13,

Feb. 22,

May 7,

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VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

WHEELER Mrs. Patience B., aged about 23
years, at East Greenwich, after a short
illness,
Russell, aged 50 years, at 1 aunton,
WHEELOCK Elizabeth Slater, of Joseph, at
Providence, aged 4 years,
Avis Handy, of Daniel, aged 3 years 4 months,

at Warwick, i • ^u

Col. Ephraim, in 93d year; he served in the
French and Indian War, and commanded a
regiment at Ticonderoga in 1776; at Med-
fietd, Mass. Journal of
Edward, infant son of Joseph, Esq., aged 19
months, at Providence,
WHELDP:N John Payson, son of Capt. bamuel,
aged II months,
James, son of Samuel, aged 5 years, at Provi-

dence
Martha,' widow of Capt. Joseph, aged 23
years, at Holmes Hole,
WHETMORE Jabez, aged 70 years, at Thomp-
.son, Ct. Journal of c ■ u

WHIPPLE Sarah, widow of Joseph, at Smith-
field, in 86th year,
Samuel, infant son of John, Esq., at Provi-

dence
William,' at Providence, suddenly, aged 67
years, a soldier of the Revolution. Jour-
nal of
Mary, widow of Capt. Christopher, at Provi-
dence, in 76th year,
Eliza, wife of David, in 43d year, at i rovi-

dence
Mary, of Col. Simon, in 47th year, at Cum-
berland,
Mary, widow of Ephraim, in 80th year, at

North Providence,
Mrs. Sarah, in 8ist year, at Smithfield,
Capt. Henry, of Providence, at New York,

in 37th year,
Lyman, 3d son of William, in 24th year, at

Cumberland,
Sarah Corey, of David, aged 2 years 4

months, at Providence,
Capt. Stephen, in 71st year, at Cumberland,
Joel, in 70th year, at Cumberland,
Catherine Celia, of Jeremiah, aged 5 years.
Miss Amey, aged 90 years, at Providence,
Freelove M., wife of Resolved R., and daugh-
ter of Abraham Randall, Esq., of Cranston,
aged about 18 years, at Warwick,

June I, 1827
Aug. 27, 1827

Nov. 14, 1820

Sept. 29, 1824

March 6, 1826

May I, 1829

July 18, 1825

Sept. 7, 1827

Sept. 20, 1827

April 14, 1828

April 20, 1820

June 2, 1820

July 10, 1820

July II, 1820

Aug. 4, 1820

Sept. 21, 1820

Oct. 19, 1820
June 17, 1821

June 29, 1 82 1

Oct. 14, 1 82 1

Dec. 22, 1821

Jan. 16, 1822

P'eb. 21, 1822

March 29, 1822

June 6, 1822

Aug. 27, 1822

PROVIDENCE JOURNAL— DEATHS §1

WHIPPLE Lucina, widow of Capt. Stephen, at

Cumberland, in 68th year. Journal of Dec. 9

Anne, wife of George, and daughter of Jere-
miah Scott, formerly of Smithfield, at Scit-
uate; she left 5 children to mourn her loss, Jan. 13

Col. Simon, in 87th year, after an hour's ill-
ness ; he was a soldier in the Revolution.
Journal of May 10

Dea. John, in 73d year, at North Providence, May 1 1

Elizabeth, daughter of John H., aged 8 years,

at Providence, May 13

Eunice, wife of Joseph, in 47th year, at Cum-
berland, ' Feb. 5

Major Eleazer, in 67th year, at Cumberland, July 29

Eleazer, aged 75 years, Aug. 3

Sarah L., wife of Hezekiah, daughter of late
Capt. Christopher, of Providence, at Ber-
lin, Ct., Nov. 25

Amey, eldest daughter of Joseph, 2d, in 29th

year, at Cumberland, Feb. 28

Joseph, in 65th year, at Cumberland, March 3

Charles Darling, infant son of Leonidas, aged

22 months. May 28

Sarah, wife of Capt. Jabez, m Soth year, for

56 years a church member, at Providence, July 26

Sarah L., wife of Hezekiah, daughter of Capt.
Christopher Crapon, of Providence, at Ber-
lin, Conn., Nov. 25

Deborah, widow of Eleazer, in 87th year, at

Providence, Feb. 2

John Olney, of Olney, Esq., aged 3 years, at

Olneyville, June 3

Lieut. Pardon M., U. S. Navy, aged ^j years,

at Providence, May 1 1

Benjamin G., son of Benjamin, Esq., in 25th

year, at Johnston, Nov. 27

Nicholas, at an advanced age, formerly of
North Providence, at P'airfield, Herkimer
Co., N. Y.. May 25

Abigail, daughter of late Joseph, of North

Providence, in 76th year, at Smithfield, Dec. 8

Miss Sarah, daughter of late Col. Simon, of

Cumberland, at Providence, March 20

Ezekiel, Esq., aged 70 years, at North Provi-
dence ; was a soldier of the Revolution, a
former member of the General Assembly,
and Town Clerk, April 16

Major Simeon, aged 69 years, at Smithfield, May 12

WHITAKP:R John, aged 68 years, at Rehoboth.

Journal of Feb, 24, 1820

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go VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

WHITAKER Josiah, son of Col. Josiah, aged
15 months, at Providence,
Cyrenius, in 33d year, at Attleboro,
Amnah, formerly of Attleboro, in 32d year,

at Rockport, N. Y.,
Miss Margaret, after a long illness, at Wren-

tham,
Miss Margaret, at Wrentham, after a long

illness.
Miss Ruth, in 25th year, at Wrentham,
Anna Elizabeth, daughter of Major Thomas,

in 4th year, at Providence,
WHITE William C, son of John, aged 15 years

5 months, at Klackstone,
Amelia, of Betsey, aged 4 years, at Taunton,
Miss Wealthy, aged 25 years, at Taunton,
Lieut. Peter, aged 75 years, at Uxbridge,
Major Samuel, in 53d year, at Middleboro,

Mass.,
Samuel, aged 100 years 8 months 10 days, at

Norwich, Vt.,
Mrs. Sarah, in 85th year, at Newport,
Eleazer, aged 82 years, at Scituate,
Lieut. Timothy, son of Capt. Timothy, in

40th year, at Taunton,
Elizabeth, widow of Samuel, aged 67 years;

at Taunton,
Mrs. Sabary, aged 51 years, at Cranston,
Miss Nancy, aged 22 years, at Taunton,
Miss Susan, daughter of Isaac, aged 16

years, at Taunton,
Elisha P., of Benjamin, aged 21 years, at Taun-
ton. Journal of
Sarah, wife of Obed, aged 68 years, at West-
port. Journal of
Capt. Abel, formerly of South Kingstown,

at Old Point Comfort, Va. Journal of
Samuel, a stone cutter, formerly of Boston,

at Providence,
Noah E., son of Mrs. Barbara, aged 17 years

4 months, drowned at Biackstone village,

Mendon, Mass.,
WHITEHORN Mary, of Deacon Samuel, in

24th year, at Wickford,
WHITEHORNE Caroline, of Samuel, suddenly,

in 1 6th year, at Newport,
Ruth, widow of Samuel, of Newport, and sis-
ter of late George Gibbs, at New York,

aged 76 years,

Aug. 15,
Dec. I,

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1824

Dec. 27,

1826

Dec. 27,
April 23,

1827
1828

Oct. 6,

1829

June 22,

Aug. 29,

Oct. 8,

Dec. 2,

1821
1821
1821
1821

Jan. 14,

1822

June 20,
Dec. II,
Dec. 18,

1822
1822
1822

May 24,

1823

Nov. 18,
Nov. 18,
Feb. 15,

1823
1823
1824

July 9,

1824

March 9,

1826

April 16,

1827

July 16,

1827

July 26,

1827

Jan. 8,

1829

Aug. 20,

1822

Sept. 23,

1821

Feb. 25,

1824

PROVIDENCE JUL IINAL— DEATHS

WHITEHORNE James, in 37th year, at Provi-
dence, July 4, 1S29
WHITESIDES Peter, aged 76 years, formerly
private secretary to Robert Morris at the
time of the Revolution, at St. Andrew's
Square near Bush Hill, Penn. Journal of Dec. 14, 1829
WHITFORD Sally, wife of George, in 21st

year, at Providence, May 21, 1825

David, in 97th year ; was at Monmouth and
Red Bank in the Revolutionary struggle
and served 6 years; at Exeter. Journal of Jan. 16, 1826

David, in 97th year ; was at battle of Mon-
mouth and Red Bank, serving 6 years in
the war; at Exeter. Journal of Jan. 19, 1826

William, of East Greenwich, at New Orleans.

Journal of Sept. 28, 1S29

WHITING Elizabeth, widow of Asa, in 86th

year, at Franklin. Journal of July 31, 1820

Samuel C, formerly of Providence, at Savan-
nah, Ga., in 31st year, July — , 1820

Nathaniel, in 28th year, at Providence, Jan. 3, 1823

Martin, Esq., native of Holliston, Mass.;
graduate of Harvard 1841 ; studied law
in office of Hon. Daniel Webster at Bos-
ton, died at Natchez, Miss. Journal of Dec. 15, 1823

Laura, daughter of Major Hewey, in loth
year, at Wrentham, Nov. 5, 1825

WHITMAN Benjamin, at North Kingstown, in

56th year. Journal of Jan. 10, 1820

Henry Maurice Lisle, in 19th year, at Boston,
member sophomore class Harvard Univer-
sity. Journal of April 27, 1820

James, of Daniel G., at Providence, aged 4

years 6 months, March 4, 1821

Lieut. Noah, aged 80 years, at South Bridge-
water. Journal of May 29, 1823

Lydia, wife of James, nati\e of New Hamp-
shire, May 6, 1823

Gen. Stephen, at Exeter, R. I. ; was a soldier

in the Revolution, Aug. 29, 1824

V Valentine, in 75th year, at Uxbridge, March 4, 1825

Ann Frances, daughter of Benjamin K., aged

18 months, July 18, 1825

Charles, of Jacob, in 22d year, at Providence, July 18, 1827

Jacob, formerly a merchant, of Providence,

aged 65 years, Aug. 27, 1827

Mary, widow of Jacob, in 5rst year, at Provi-
dence, Nov. I, 1827

Ann Frances, daughter of Benjamin K., aged

18 months, at Providence, July 28, 1828

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VITAL EECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

WHITMAN John D., son of late Jacob, m i8th

year, at Providence,
WHITMARSH Sarah, in 87th year, at Dighton,
Miss Lucy, aged 50 years, at Warren,
Col. Micah, an officer of the Revolution, at
East Greenwich, in his 71st year,
WHITMORE Hannah, wife of Jabez, aged 69

years, at Thompson, Ct.,
WHITNEY Frances, widow of Capt. Joseph,
daughter of late Samuel Davenport, aged
46 years, at Providence,
Reuben, of Harvard, Deputy Sheriff, aged 64

years, at Lancaster,
Eli, inventor of the cotton gin and improve-
ments in fire-arms, at New Haven. Jour-
nal of
Major Asa, aged 44 years, at Brookline. Jour-
nal of
William D wight, of Josiah D., aged 7 weeks,
at Northampton,
WHITTEMORE Hannah, wife of Joseph, in
34th year, at Pawtucket,
Hannah, wife of Joseph, in 34th year, at Paw-
tucket. Journal of
Jesse, Esq., aged 68 years,
Amos, aged 69 years, inventor, at West Cam-
bridge,
WHITTIER Patry, widow of John, aged 59 years,

at West Newbury. Journal of
WHITTINGTON George, a seaman on sloop
Express, of this town, aged 30 years, at
Charlestown,
WICKES Mrs. Roby, wafe of Reuben, in 31st
year, at Warwick,
Lydia A., in 34th year, member Society of

Friends, at Cranston,
Sylvester, in 71st year, member of Society of
Friends, at Cranston,
WICKLIFFP: Charles, killed in a duel with

Charles James Trotter. Journal of
WIGHT Abby Wardwell, of Henry, Jr., aged 13
months, at Bristol,
Miriam, wife of Capt. Alpheas, at Sturbridge,
WIGHTMAN John, formerly of North Kings-
town, in 71st year, at St. Johns, N. B.,
Waitey, wife of George, aged 64 years, at

North Kingstown,
Frederick, aged 73 years, at Seekonk,
Alfred, of Oliver, aged 17 years, at Middle-
town,

Dec. 31, 1828

March 15, 1827

Dec. 13. 1827

Dec. 30, 1829

Feb. 26, 1827

Sept. II, 1821
Feb. 4, 1823

Jan. 17, 1825

March 13, 1826

April 3, 1826

July 9, 1823

July 17, 1823
Sept. 23, 1824

April 3, 1828

Nov. 26, 1829

May 8, 1820

June 7, 1 82 1

Dec. 31, 1821

Oct. II, 1822

Oct. 29, 1829

Oct. 9, .1820
Nov. 25, 1822

Dec. 23, 1819

Nov. 25, 1 82 1
Sept. 22, 1823

Nov. 8, 1827

PROVIDENCE JOURNAL— DEATHS

85

WIGGIN Mrs. Martha, aged 84 years, at Ep-
ping, N. H.,

David, aged 90 years, at Epping, N. H.,
WILBOUR Susan, wife of Nathaniel, daughter
of Capt. George Currier, in 25th year,

Joshua, at Little Compton, aged 66 years,

Samuel, seaman on board U. S. ship Con-
gress, on her last cruise from Rhode Is-
land, dropsy,

Clarke, aged 70 years, member Society of
Friends, at Little Compton. Journal of

Charles Henry, youngest son of Sayles, aged
14 months,

Mary, wife of Peleg, at Warwick, aged 52
years,

Waite, wife of Job, in 57th year, at Olneyville,

Mrs. Abigail, aged 86 years, at Taunton,

Miss Emblem, aged 57 years, at Little Comp-
ton,

Miss Hannah, aged 52 years, at Little Comp-
ton,

Cory, of Little Compton, aged 25 years, on
board ship Golconda, the day after she left
New Bedford, suddenly. Journal of

Elizabeth, daughter of Elijah, aged 14 years,
at Newport,

Ezekiel, of Johnson, in 27th year. Journal
of

Anthony, Esq., aged 6"] years, formerly Judge
Court of Common Pleas, at Newport,

Benjamin S., formerly of Johnston, aged 36
years, at Hempstead, N. Y.,

Mrs, , wife of William, in 71st year,

at Newport. Journal of

Harvey, of Daniel, aged .33 years, at Little
Compton,

Mrs. Deborah, aged 48 years, at Newport.
Journal of
WILCOX Elizabeth, widow of Samuel, in 80th
year, at Newport,

William, of Middletown, Ct., at Dorchester,
Mass., aged 39 years. Journal of

Capt. Robert, aged 71 years, native of New-
port, at Lebanon, Ct.; the Captain was in
the Revolution and served under Paul
Jones; was in the Bon Homme Richard, a
gunner and the first man to board the Sera-
pis, the first English frigate ever taken by
the Americans in course of this war ; was
in 14 naval engagements,

July 9,

Aug. 16,

1829
1829

Dec. 22,

1819

Aug. 2,

1820

April 4,

1821

May 9,

1822

Nov. II,

1822

Dec. 29,

1822

May 25,
July 6,

1824
1824

April 9,

1825

April 9,

1825

Sept. 26,

1825

Oct. 21,

1825

July 17,

1826

July 27,

1826

Dec. 28,

1826

May 21,

1827

July 29,

1827

May 5,

1828

March 7,

1820

Sept. 21,

1820

March 12, 1822

86

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

WILCOX Eunice, aged — years, wife of Lieut.
DeLa Goyette, of the 6th U. S. Infantry
stationed at Council Bluffs, Nov. i, 1823

Stephen, in 36th year, at Cumberland, Oct. 22, 1825

Ruth, wife of Nathan, formerly of Exeter,

in 54th year, at Pawtuxet, Oct. i, 1827

Martha, widow of Abraham, in 83d year, at

P^oster, Sept. 19, 1828

Hannah, wife of Abraham and daughter of
Capt. Reuben Lyon, aged 22 years, at
Foster, Dec. 24, 1828

WILD Mrs. Anstress E., of Newport, at South

Kingstown, Sept. 3. 1823

WILDE Daniel, a young man, killed by the dis-
charge of his own gun. near Taunton, Jan. 18, 1822

Eunice, wife of Judge Wilde, and daughter
of Hon. David Cobb, aged 51 years, at
Cambridge. June 6, 1826

WILDER Lydia, wife of Daniel, aged 47 years,

at Leicester, Mass. Journal of Aug. 4, 1S25

Frederick, of Lancaster, instructor of mathe-
matics at Round Hill School, at Northamp-
ton, aged 22 years, Feb. 5, 1826
WILDES Sylvanus, Esq., aged 76 years, gradu-
ate of Harvard, at Topsfield, Mass. Jour-
nal of Dec. 7, 1829
WILKINSON Israel, of Smithfield, at Mendon,

aged 31 years, Oct. 18, 1820

Amey, daughter of the late Capt. Joseph, at

Smithfield, Dec. 10, 1820

Samuel Scott, Esq., in 36th year, native of
Smithfield, R. I., late resident of Maine, a
graduate of B. U., at Portsmouth, Ohio, Oct. 12, 1821

Marcy, of late Capt. Joseph, in 21st year, at

Smithfield, March 4, 1822

Varnum Russell, aged i year 6 months, only

son of Varnum, Oct. 27, 1822

Martha, widow of Capt. Joseph, in 56th year,
at Smithfield, July 30, 1823

George, Esq., formerly of Smithfield, at Mont-
gomery, Ala., aged 35 years, Oct. 22, 1824

Rhodes, eldest brother of William, of Provi-
dence, aged 76 years, at Woodstock, Ct., Nov. 29, 1825

Daniel, in 50th year, at North Providence, March 19, 1826

Nelson, aged 24 years, at Willimantic, Ct., Feb. 25, 1828

Mary, wife of John, in 73d year, member of

Society of P>iends, at Scituate, March 31, 1829

Miss Lucinda, daughter of Simon, Esq., aged

48 years, at Cumberland, Dec. 5, 1829

PROVIDENCE JOURNAL— DEATHS

87

WILLARD Amey, widow of Dr. Levi, of Men-
don, and daughter of late Col. Daniel Til-
linghast, of Providence, in 68th year, in
Sunderland, Mass. Journal of

Elijah, aged 46 years, at Bristol. Journal of

George \'V.,of Nathaniel, Esq., aged 24 years,
at Warwick,
WILEY William, aged 70 years, at Charlestown,

Mass.,
WILLEY Dr. Aaron C, aged 51 years, at New

Shorehani,
WILLIAMS Mrs. Prudence, at Burrillville, aged
52 years,

Mary, wife of David, in 52d year, at New-
port,

Elizabeth, daughter of late Benjamin, at
Mansfield, Mass., in 41st year,

Sally, widow, aged 46 years, at Providence,

Christopher, at Cranston, m 89th year,

George B., son of Capt. Abiather, at Taun-
ton, aged 17 months,

David, Esq., aged 32 years, from Natchez, at
Gloucester, Mass.,

Marcy Sargeant, wife of Stimson, aged 54
years, at Easton, Mass.,

Mary, of Alfred, Esq., aged 2 years, at Taun-
ton,

Derry, colored, sexton many years St. John's
Church, Providence,

John Mason, Jr., of Hon. John M , aged 5
years, at Taunton,

James Stevens, son of Rev. Thomas, aged 16
months, at Providence,

William J., of late Capt. Howell, of Provi-
dence, at St. Jago de Cuba, of yellow fe-
ver,

Catharine, of P>ancis, at Taunton,

Jonathan P., aged 25 years, at Taunton. Jour-
nal of

Capt. P>ederick, Sr., in 80th year, at Crans-
ton,

Susan Winsor, of late Samuel, P!sq., in 9th
year, at Olneyville,

Mary Appleby, of Capt. William E., aged 4
years, at Newport,

David, in 54th year, member Society of
Friends, at Newport,

Dorothy, widow of Capt. Howell, aged 56
years, at Providence, suddenly.

Col. John, aged 71 years, at Easton, Mass.,

May 29,
Aug. II,

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April 8,

1827

May 21,

1827

March 17,

1826

Dec. 29,

819

Jan. 24,

[820

March 19,

Sept. 19,

Jan. 21,

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[821

April 29,

[821

May 24,

[821

July 21,

[821

Oct. 16,

[821

Nov. I,

821

April 4, ]

822

July 22,

822

Aug. 5, ]
Oct. 29, ]

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822

Nov. 28, ]

822

Feb. 18, !

823

Feb. 21, I

823

April 18, I

823

June 29, I

823

July 10, I
July 27, I

823
823

88

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

WILLIAMS Sarah, mfant daughter of Capt.
William E., aged 2 years, at Newport,
Nathaniel, Esq., in 70th year, collector for
port of Dighton, Mass.,

Cyrus,

ni

52d

year,

drowned in Randall's
pond, Cranston. Journal of Jan.

Simeon Horace, of Simeon, aged 2 years 4
months, at Wellington,

Sarah Jane, daughter of Stephen, of Provi-
dence,

Lydia, widow of John, of Cranston, at War-
wick, in 94th year,

(Journal of March 3, 1825)

Major Elijah, in 8ist year,

Miss Emily, aged 28 years, at Northampton.
Journal of

Elias, native of Taunton, at St. Clairsville, O.,

Peleg, formerly of Providence, in 45th year,
at Columbia, S. C,

Sarah, widow of Ebenezer, at Taunton. Jour-
nal of

James, Esq., aged 84 years, for 40 years Regis-
ter of Deeds for Bristol Co., Mass., and 50
years Town Clerk of Taunton; had been
a General of Militia; at Taunton,

Peleg, in 77th year, at Foster; he was the
grandson of the grandson of Roger Wil-
liams,

Mary, widow of James, in 69th year, at
Cranston,
WILLIAMS AND VAN WART, two of the
captors of Major Andre ; are still alive.
Journal of

Rachel E., of Olney, aged 18 months,

William, aged 28 years, at Newport. Journal of

Rev. Samuel P., pastor of P'irst Presbyterian
Church, Newburyport, Mass.,

Miss Anna, aged 8^ years, at Roxbury,

Amey, in 73d year, after a long illness, at
Cranston,

Eliza T., daughter of Stephen, aged 23 years,
at North Providence,

Eliza T., aged 23 years, at Pawtucket. Jour-
nal of

Perry, widow of Rev. Nehemiah, of Brim-
field, Mass., aged y8 years, at West Hart-
ford, Ct.,

Abigail, widow of Peleg, eldest daughter of
Jabez Olney, Esq., at Providence,

Asahel, aged 34 years, at Cranston,

Aug. 26,

1823

Sept. 18,

1823

22 and 29,

1824

June 29,

1824

Oct. 5,

1824

Feb. 27,

1825

March 11,

1825

May 2,
July 14,

1825
1825

Oct. II,

1825

Jan. 12,

1826

Feb. 5,

July 23,

1826

Aug. 14,

1826

Sept. 25,
Oct. I,
Oct. 9,

1826
1826
1826

Dec. 23,
March 15,

1826
1827

Aug. 19,

1827

Aug. 21,

1827

Sept. 3,

1827

Sept. 28,

Nov. II.
Nov. 16,

826

827

827

828

PROVIDENX^E JOURNAL— DEATH^S

89

WILLIAMS Polly, colored, aged 50 years, at

Providence, Feb. 11

Joseph Browning, infant son of Capt. Job,

aged i year 9 months, at Bristol, March 27

Mercy, widow of Oliver, m 8ist year, at John-
ston, April 9

Mercy, widow of Oliver, in 8ist year, at

Johnston, April 16

Thomas, gunner, killed by an explosion
on board frigate Fulton, at Brooklyn Navy
Yard, June 4

Esek, aged 6^ years, son of Capt. Frederick,
dec, late of Cranston, at Greenfield, N. Y.
Journal of July 6

Abby Brown, infant daughter of Thomas,
aged 2, next paper says 3 years, at Provi-
dence, July 1 1

Charles, Esq., lately appointed Post Master,

at Woodstock, Mass., suddenly. Journal of Oct. 22

Major Thomas, in 70th year, at Providence, Dec. 14

WILLIAMSON Charles, marine, killed by an
explosion on board frigate Fulton, at
Brooklyn Navy Yard, June 4

WILLIS William, aged 92 years, at the New-
port Asylum, Sept. 21

Elisha, at Taunton, aged 60 years, Feb. 14

Charles H., son of Edward, aged 18 years,

at Newport. Journal of July 24

Nehemiah, aged yS years, at Taunton, Sept. 19

WILMARTH Susannah, wife of Daniel, in 69th

year, at Rehoboth, March 25

Lucy, eldest daughter of Daniel, aged 51

years, at Rehoboth, May 17

Mrs. , wife of Capt. Eliphalet. at At-

tleboro, Oct. 19

Harriet, wife of Moses, in 34th year, at Attle-

boro, Sept. 12

Capt. Joseph, aged 82 years, at Rehoboth, Nov. 29

John S., youngest son of Stephen, Esq., aged

16 years, at Providence, Feb. 19

Miss Mary, aged 103 years, at Attleboro.
Journal of Feb. 28

Deacon Elkanah, in looth year, at Attleboro, Dec. 7

Daniel, aged 80 years, at Rehoboth, May 14

Thankful, widow of Hon. Timothy, in 73d

year, at Glocester, Oct. 21

WILMER Rev. Dr. William H., president of
William and Mary College, at Williams-
burg, Va. Journal of Aug. 6

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90

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

WILSON Henry, of Rev. James, at Providence,

in 13th year, Dec. 6

Mrs. Sabra E., at Pawtucket, in 22d year, Feb. 16

William, of George, in 6th year, at Provi-
dence, Sept. 24
George, in 36th year, at Providence, May 28
Robert, aged about 50 years, at Taunton, Feb. 13
William, president Bank of Baltimore and
merchant in that city, brother of Rev.
James Wilson, of Providence. Journal of April 8
William T., son of William, aged 14 months, Oct. 4
Frederick, of George, aged i year i month

17 days, at Providence, April 27

Lydia, wife of John, of Newport, aged 48

years, Aug. 23

Nicholas, formerly of Newport, chief mate
of ship United States, of New York,
drowned at Savannah, Ga. Journal of April 10

Nathaniel, a Revolutionary pensioner, at

Bristol. Journal of June 5

John, in 37th year, at Providence, Jan. 13

Judeth, wife of David, aged 85 years, at

Fall River. Journal of April 12

Hon. William, member Congress from Ohio,

at Newark, O. Journal of July 5

Caleb, aged 60 years, at New York, Dec. 22

Thomas, a famous London banker, June 15

Elizabeth T., daughter of Benjamin and

Sarah, at Providence, Aug. 17

Samuel, from an explosion of a cannon, at

Windham, N. H., Oct. 9

WINCH Enoch, aged 34 years, killed by mis-
take with a musket ball, at Needham,
Mass. Journal of Dec. 6

WINCH ELL Rev. James M., A. M., at Boston,

aged 28 years. F'eb. 22

WINDER Gen. William H., in 49th year, at Bal-
timore, Md., May 24
WING Phebe, wife of Edward, in 39th year, at

Westport, member Society of F^'riends, Sept. 2^

WINMAN Miss Sarah Ann, in 26th year, daugh-
ter of late Philip, Nov. 15
WINSLOW Asa, of Rhode Island, at New

York Hospital, last winter. Journal of March 23

Jeremiah, suddenly, in 41st year, at Provi-
dence. Journal of June 8
Mary Elizabeth, daughter of Job, aged i year

and 9 months, Sept. 22

Deacon Ebenezer, aged 88 years, at Berkeley, Sept. 20

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:824

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PROVIDENCE JOURNAL— DEATHS

91

WINSLOW Orpah, wife of Jonathan, aged 57
years, at Springfield, Mass. Journal of

Sarah, widow of Job, in 79th year, at Warren,
WINSOR Elisha, at Glocester, in 6ist year,

Daniel Esq., in 6ist year, president of Smith-
field Exchange Bank, at Smithfield,

Elizabeth, widow of Rev. Joseph, of Gloces-
ter, aged 105 years 9 months and a few
days; early joined the Baptist Church of
Scituate; maiden name was Taylor and
born within a mile of where she died; mar-
ried first Joshua Angell, by whom she had
7 sons and 5 daughters, of whom 4 fol-
lowed her to the grave; she married second
Joseph Potter, of Providence, and lived
there several years with him ; married Mr.
Winsor when she was 70 years, and lived
with him 15 years. Journal of

Amanda S., daughter of Job, aged 3 years 4
months, at Smithfield,

Hope, wife of Olney, in 72d year, at North
Providence,

Phebe, widow of Rev. John, in 90th year ;
had been a member of First Baptist Church,
Providence, 65 years,

Amey, wife of Capt. Elisha S., daughter of
Arnold Waterman, of Johnston, in 27th
year, at Glocester.

Francis Atwin, only son of James, aged i year
10 months, at Olneyville,

Benjamin, aged 62 years, at Johnston,

Benjamin, in 62d year, at Johnston,
WINTHROP Elizabeth Bowdoin, wife of Hon.
Thomas L., at Boston. Journal of

William, aged 71 years, at New York, native
of New England. Journal of
WIRTS George W., of Pennsylvania, on board

schooner Sussex, at Parida. Journal of
WISE John, aged about 90 years, native of Hesse
Cassell, Germany; left Eastford in 1756;
was with Wolfe at Quebec ; he enlisted at
East Greenwich and served in the Revolu-
tionary army. Journal of
WISNER John, at Williston, Penn., aged 25

years. Journal of
WITHENBURG Benjamin, aged 59 years, also
his wife ; they died within 15 min-
utes of each other, at Hartford. Tournal of

WITHERELL , child of Nathaniel, aged

5 years, burnt, at Raynham,

July 17, 1826
May 10, 1827
June 14, 1820

June 17, 1823

Oct. 27, 1823

March 29, 1825

July 24, 1826

Sept. 17, 1826

April 21, 1827

Aug. 10, 1827
Oct. I, 1827
Oct. 2, 1827

July 28, 1825

May 3, 1827

Feb. 7, 1828

March 7, 1822
April 13, 1820

June 28, 1827
Nov. 12, 1827

92

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

WODELL Diana, of Benjamin, aged i6 years, at

Fall River. Journal of July 9, 1827

WOOD Capt. Joseph, of Newport, master of

schooner Venus, belonging to Samuel G.

Arnold ; was drowned while up the river

after beef ; left wife and two children, Rio

Janeiro, Brazil, Sept. 10, 18 19

John Crocker, eldest son of Col. J. B., aged

3 years, at Providence, March 2, 1820

Thomas, aged 30 years, a native of Providence,

at Savannah, Ga., Oct. 13, 1820

Noah Mason, at Swanzey, aged S3 years, Oct. 18, 1820

Mrs. Margaret, widow of Peleg, at Newport,

aged 73 years, April 29, 1822

Anna A., aged 45 years, wife of Sumner, a

native of Ireland, and second cousin of

Lord Edward, July 3, 1822

Mary, wife of Dr. William, aged 55 years, at

Taunton. Journal of May 19, 1823

Rufus, aged 14 years, at South Bridgewater.

Journal of Nov. 27, 1823

Edward Whiting, youngest soji of Col. Joshua

B. Wood, aged 2 years 5 months 18 days, Dec. 19, 1823

Asa C, aged 43 years, artificer Co. B., ist

Regiment, U. S. Artillery, tormerly of

Walpole, N. H., at P'ort Walcott. Jour-
nal of March 22, 1824
Jillson, aged 46 years, at Cumberland, Sept. 5, 1824
Rachal Ann, daughter of Ebenezer, aged 8

years, at Easthampton, March 23, 1826

Godfrey, son of late Capt. Peleg, of Newport,

at Boston, aged 24 years, Sept. 25, 1826

Capt. John, of Newport, aged 56 years. Cape

Coast Africa, while master and supercargo

of brig Patagonia, of Boston. Journal of Oct. 2, 1826

Gray, in i8th year, at Providence, Feb. 14, 1827

John, aged 58 years, at Burrillville, buried

with Masonic honors. Journal of Sept. 20, 1827

Mary G., wife of Stuteley, in 22d year, at

Natic, Oct. 28, 1827

Samuel James, son of Col. J. B., at Provi-
dence, March 14, 1828
Deborah, wife of John, at Swanzea, suddenly.

Journal of Jan. 8, 1829

John R.. in 32d year, at Pawtucket, May 20, 1829

Elnathan, aged 25 years, at Boston. Journal of Aug. 6, 1829

WOODBURY Lieut. Luke, aged 76 years, a

soldier of the Revolution, at Salem, N. H.

Journal of May 3, 1827

PROVIDENCE JOURNAL— DEATHS

93

821
822
822

823

WOODMAN Mary, wife of Job, in 22d year, at

Little Compton, April 5, 1820

Miss Susan, eldest daughter of late Capt.

Richard, at Newport, in 6ist year, April 5, 1821

Job, in 32d year, formerly of Providence, at

Louisville,'Ga., July 13, 1822

Phebe, wife of Enoch, aged about 40 years,
at Tiverton. Journal of June 15, 1829

WOODM ANCY Rebecca, wife of George, daugh-
ter of James Goff, in 45th year, at Warren, Feb. 13, 1829
WOODRUP^P^ James, at P^iyette, N. Y., aged
47 years ; he said an angel told him in a
dream to keep beastly drunk for 9 days and
nights and if he survived he would be
saved; he drank a gallon a day and would
be saved but did not survive.
WOODS Prescilla, infant daughter of Rev. Dr.

Alva, aged 3 months, at Providence, Feb. 6, 1828

WOODWARD Sarah Reed, wife of Elkanah,

aged 27 years, at Taunton, Nov. 5

Jacob, in 85th year, at Providence, Aug. 5

Samuel, aged y8 years, at Seekonk, Aug. 17

Susanna T., of Luther, aged 5 years 9

months, at Providence, May 14

George, aged 22 years, at Taunton. Jour-
nal of Dec. 29

Robert, in 28th year, at Providence. Jour-
nal of Dec. 29

Susannah, wife of Luther, aged 25 years, Feb. 9

Ephraim, in 72d year, at Taunton, Oct. 4

Mrs. Eliza, aged 8;^ years, at Plaintield. Jour-
nal of May 2

John P., at Seekonk, Oct. 26

Robert, aged 28 years, at Newport. Jour-
nal of Sept. 4

Susan Martin, of Luther, in 3d year, Dec. 6

Samuel L , aged 45 years, at Taunton. Jour-
nal of April 22

Ambrose, in 65th year, at Taunton. Jour-
nal of March 31
WOODWORTH Caleb, of Norwich, Ct.. aged

about 50 years, at Cranston, Nov. 23

WORTHINGTON Temperance, aged 79 years,

at Northampton, Nov. 11

Midshipman Edward, of Kentucky, on board
frigate Constellation, at Norfolk Harbor,
Va., after an illness of 8 days. Journal of July 30

WRIGHT Luther, of Capt. Sylvester, at Bar-

rington, aged 3 years 4 months, June 18

Philemon, an infant child of , at Wor-
cester, Feb. 13

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825

826
826

827

828

823

824

827
820
823

94

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

WRIGHT Jerusha, widow of Capt. John, in
94th year, at Providence,
Daniel, Esq., aged 69 years, at Northampton,

Mass.,
Elijah, aged 72 years, at Northampton,
Betsey, drowned, at Stan stead, Canada,
Seth, Esq., at Northampton, Mass., aged 74
years,

WRIG'LEY Francis, painter, aged 86 years ; he
printed for the Old Congress and printed
the Continental money, at Philadelphia,

WRIGHTINGTON Evelyn, youngest daughter
of Ward, aged 13 years, at Fall River,

WYATT Susan, wife of Studley, aged 75 years,
at Bristol,
Studley, many years a schoolmaster, at Bris-
tol,
Samuel D., at Portland, suddenly,

WYETH Joshua, one of the Boston tea party of
1774; now resides at Cmcinnati, O.; was at
Bunker Hill and taken prisoner on Long
Island ; is the father of 22 children, 13 of
whom are now living ; his age is 74 years.
Journal of

WYLLYS Col. Hezekiah, aged 80 years, the
last of the family of Hon. George, whose
family for more than 60 years has been
elected Secretary of State of Connecticut.
Three of his sons have died recently, each
upwards of 80 years ; it is not known that
now there is more than one who bears the
name and he has no family; at Hartford.
Journal of

April 9, 1823

Dec. 26, 1824

Feb. 7, 1826

May 25, 1828

Dec. 20, 1828

Sept. 28, 1829

June 5, 1828

March 22, 1827

Nov. 6, 1828

Dec. 15, 1829

Sept. 7, 1826

April 16, 1827

X Y Z

YATES Samuel, in 34th year, formerly of Provi-
dence, now of Canandaigua, N. Y., Nov. 2, 1821
Hannah, of Thomas, aged i year 9 months,

at Providence, July 26, 1822

James W., of Samuel, aged 19 months, at

Providence, Nov. 19, 1822

Francis, Esq., aged "]"] years, at West Cam-
bridge, Mass., April 9, 1826
YEARNSHAW Mary, daughter of William, at

Slatersville. Journal of Sept. 8, 1828

PRO V I DENC E JOURNAL— DEATHS

95

YEATMAN Mrs. Jennings A., aged about 40
years, after giving birth to 4 children, at
Westmoreland C. H., Va.,
YEOMANS John, Jr., Esq., inspector of cus-
toms, aged 30 years, at Newport,

William B., son of late Capt. N , of

Newport, aged 22 years, at New York,

Capt. John, a Revolutionary patriot, at New-
port,
YORK Joseph, Esq., formerly member New
York assembly and sheriff of St. Lawrence
Co.. aged 46 years, at Ogdensburg, N. Y.,
YOUNG Mary Ann, of Gardiner, in 5th year, at
Providence,

Thomas, Jr., of Providence, at sea, near Ma-
dras, in 27th year. Journal of

Samuel, 2d, hatter, at Scituate, in 45th year,

Thomas, miniature painter, in 56th year, at
Providence,

Martin S., son of William, aged 2 years, at
Providence,

Halsey, seaman of brig Liberty, Capt. An-
drews, of Providence, at Havana,

Elizabeth, widow of John, in her 43d year, at
Providence,

William, of late Jeremiah, of Providence, aged
19 years, at Havana, of yellow fever,

F"reelove, wife of Col. David, at Windham,
Ct., suddenly. Journal of

James, of Rhode Island, at New Orleans.
Journal of

Mary H., of late John, in nth year,

John, youngest son of John, dec, of Provi-
dence, in 17th year, at Savannah, on board
brig George Washington,

Stephen, in 38th year, of Smithfield, at Prov-
idence,

Richard, aged about 60 years, at Foster.
Journal of

Mary Ann, only daughter of Sheldon, aged
3 years 10 days,

Nancy, wife of Capt. Samuel, aged 56 years,
had been sick 27 years,

William, aged 34 years,

Clarrissa, aged 1 1 months, at Providence,

YOUNGLOVE , wife of Daniel, suicide,

aged about 50 years, at Fairfield, N. Y.,

Oct. 16,

[822

Jan. 28,

[823

Dec. 24,

826

July 12,

[827

May 6,

[827

Dec. 22,

[821

March 5,
March 27,

[821
[821

July 23,

[821

Aug. 31,

1821

July 28,

[821

Dec. I,

1822

Sept. 25,

1822

April 22,

1824

Nov. 8,
Nov. 19,

[824
824

Feb. 26,

[825

June 9, 1

825

Aug. 29,

[825

Feb. 22,

[826

Aug. 21,
Oct. 18,
Feb. 10,

[826
[826
1829

Oct. II,

[828

The
Providence Gazette.

DEATHS.

THE PROVIDENCE GAZETTE.

The Providence Gazette was the first newspaper printed in
Providence. The first number was issued October 20, 1762, the
last October 8, 1825.

Its full title when first published was The Providence Ga-
zette AND Country Journal containing the freshest advices
both Foreign and Domestic. January 5, 1782, this last caption was
dropped. January 10, 1795, and Country Journal followed, but
was restored Jan. 12, 181 1. March i, 18 17, it was dropped again
and there was substituted ajid Moral, Political and Commercial
Advertiser. When it became a semi-weekly in January, 1820, it
was known as The Providence Gazette only until it was merged
with the American Oct. 11, 1825, and then known as The Rhode
Island American and Providence Gazette. This paper lasted
until 1832.

It was a weekly until 1820, and thereafter until October 8
1825, a semi-weekly. While a weekly its publication day was Sat-
urday, except from October 4, 1780, to January 24, 1781, when it
was Wednesday. From Saturday, May 11, 1765, until August 9,
1766, its publication was suspended. While a semi-weekly the pub-
lication days, in -1820, were Monday and Thursday; from 1821 to
October 8, 1825, Wednesday and Saturday.

Of these numbers we have been so fortunate as to have seen
all but Nos. 139, 149, and 502.

At the October meeting of the Rhode Island Historical Society
in 1897 Hon. Amos Perry read a paper on this subject, which was
printed in the Quarterly.

In this paper he says that the first editor and proprietor was
William Goddard ; that from August 9, 1766, Sarah Goddard & Co.
were the publishers; from Sept. 19, 1767, Sarah Goddard and John
Carter. After November 12, 1768, John Carter was sole proprie-
tor until November 9, 1797, when William Wilkinson was a partner

LofC.

200 VITAL EECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

with Carter and so continued until May ii, 1799, when Carter was
again sole proprietor. February 19, 1814, Hugh H. Brown and
William H. Wilson were proprietors. After June 22, 1816, Brown
was sole proprietor, until January 3, 1820, when he took Walter R.
Danforth as a partner. When the paper was merged with the
American in October, 1825, Brown was again sole proprietor and
A. G. Greene, editor.

When Mr. Brown made this change in his business he sold
only the newspaper portion and still continued in the business as a
job printer.

When the paper was first printed it was advertised as "Printed
opposite the Court House." While it lived it had four different lo-
cations on the east side but was removed from one of these places
to another several times in its career.

In this newspaper is a large amount of rich historical matter.
It is the only newspaper in the State of whose issues during the
War of the Revolution we have today a complete file. Its position
was strongly in favor of the cause of the Colony. The subject mat-
ter in its columns was well handled and its literary style was of a
high order.

Hon. Zachariah Allen had the largest and best collection of the
files of this paper in the State. He presented this to the Rhode
Island Historical Society who have added considerable to it. They
now lack approximately 75 numbers. The Providence Journal has
the next best collection. The John Carter Brown Library and S.
S. Rider have collections of the earlier numbers. The American
Antiquarian Society of Worcester, Mass., have a few only. From
these latter files we have been able to gain access to all but three
numbers as above stated. Our thanks are hereby extended to the
custodians of these files for the favor of perusal.

In 1892 Mr. Albert Holbrook made a selection from the Deaths
and Marriages herein recorded of such family names and events as
he was personally interested in. These he copied into a book which
is now in the possession of the Rhode Island Historical Society.

In our collection following we have taken every death and mar-
riage recorded where the names were given. To do this, it is need-
less to remark, has cost us a large amount of time and patience.

DEATHS.

ABBE Shubael, sheriff of Windham Co., at Wind-
ham, Ct. Gazette of April 21, 1804

Mrs. Susan, widow of Phineas, at Windham,

aged 54 years. Gazette of May 12, 1804

Joshua, formerly of Windham, at Mansfield,
Ct., aged 97 years ; his descendants are 10
children, 87 grand, 147 great-grand and 4
great-great-grandchildren, in all 218. Ga-
zette of Jan. 24, 1807
ABBOTT John, seaman, drowned m Cow Bay,

L. I., July 21, 1767

Prescilla, at Andover, aged 100 years 7 weeks

and 6 days. Gazette of June 4, 1791

Jonathan, of Brookfield, Mass., at Savannah,
Ga., a graduate of Rhode Island College.
Gazette of Aug. 17, 1793

Nathan, at North Providence, in 74th year.

Gazette of Oct. 4, 1794

Esther, daughter of Col. Stephen, in 20th
year, at North Providence, Nov. 7, 1803

Erastus, son of the late Nathan, of Wood-
stock, Ct., in this town. Gazette of Sept. 30, 1809

Col. Stephen, at North Providence, in 56th

year, buried with Masonic honors, July 24, 1813

Major General Stephen, at Salem, Mass., aged

64 years. Gazette of Aug. 14, 1813

Harriet, daughter of the late George, killed

by lightning, at Hollis, N. H., July 19, 1820

Harvey, in this town, in 41st year, Nov. 2, 1820

Reuben, at Concord, N. H., aged 100 years ;
his pall bearers were Richard Herbert, 92 ;
Robert Davis, 88 ; John Sheete, 86 ; John
Blanchard, 85 ; Joseph Farnum, 82 ; Jona-
than Eastman, 75. Gazette of May 25, 1822

102

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

ABBOTT Lieut. Walter, of the Navy, at Phila-
delphia ; in the action between the Chesa-
peake and Shannon he was wounded by a
musket ball which entered the ear, passed
obliquely downwards and backwards and
lodged in the substance of the temporal bone,
ABEEL Gen. Elijah, at Bozrah, Ct., aged 71
years,

John, of New York, merchant, at sea. Ga-
zette of

Rev. John M., pastor of Reformed Dutch
Protestant Church, at New York,

M , in Germany, president of

the Regency of the Duchy of Nassau ;
stabbed by a young apothecary who con-
fessed he did it to rid the country of a dan-
gerous man. Gazette of

Hiram, son of Preserved, of Seekonk, aged
21 years, at Havana,
ABBELL Parmelia, daughter of Preserved, of

Seekonk, at Rehoboth, in 43d year,
ABERCROMBIE Mrs. Ann, wife of the Rev.
Dr. Abercrombie, at Philadelphia. Ga-
zette of

Mr. , shot in a duel with Mr. Gordon,

both midshipmen on board the Macedonian,
at Valparaiso,
ABERDEEN Henry, colored, fell overboard
from his boat in a scuffle with his cook
and both drowned, near Norfolk, Va.,

ABLEN Mrs. , and her child, burnt to

death, at German Elatts, N. Y.,

ABORN , eldest son of Capt. Samuel, aged

9 years, fell into the stream at the bolting
mill and drowned. Gazette of

Anthony, of Pawtuxet; his house burnt. Ga-
zette of

Sarah, wife of Capt. John A., at Pawtuxet, in
2 1 St year. Gazette of

Mrs. Mary, wife of Col. Samuel, at Pawtuxet,
in 65th year,

Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of Capt. Joseph, at
Pawtuxet, aged 75 years. Gazette of

Mrs. Sarah, wife of Capt. John A., at Paw-
tuxet. Gazette of

Capt. James, in this town, in 67th year. Ga-
zette of

Capt. , drowned from ship Baltic, on

her outward passage to Canton, m his 20th
year.

July 12, 1825
June 3, 1809
June I, 181 1

Jan. 19, 1812

Sept. II, 18 19
Nov. 23, 1823
Dec. 29, 1823

Jan._ 19, 1805

March 2, 18 19

Aug. 15, 1825
Feb. 12, 1824

March 19, 1763
Feb. 15, 1777
Nov. 5, 1 79 1
Feb. 10, 1797
Feb. 9, 1799
P'eb. 21, 1800
April 4, 1 80 1

Sept. 9, 1807

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

103

ABORN Mary Lippitt, wife of James, of this
town, in 29th year,
Miss Elizabeth, daughter of Capt. Samuel, in

this town, aged 14 years,
Helen, daughter of Capt. Burrows, aged

about 3 years,
Edward, in this town, in 40th year,
Mrs. Lydia, wife of Anthony, Esq., at Paw-

tuxet, in 74th year,
Edward, son of Capt. Burrows, aged 5 months,
Samuel, Esq., merchant, in this town, in 53d

year,
Mrs. Mary, wife of Capt. Burrows, in 36th

year,
Mrs. Hannah, widow of Capt. James, in 84th

year,
Mrs. Mary, wife of James, aged 49 years,
John Anthony, at Pawtuxet, in 60th year,
Capt. Jonathan, of Pawtuxet, master of ship
Marcellus, of Boston, at Calcutta, India,
aged 48 years ; has left a wife and 8 chil-
dren,
Mrs. Eliza R., wife of Daniel T., and daugh-
ter of the late John Young, in this town,
in 25th year,
Sylvester R., at Cranston, in 23d year,
Anthony, at Pawtuxet, in 88th year,
Sally, wife of James, in this town, in 41st

year,
George B., son of Capt. Burrows, of this
town, aged 18 years, drowned in the bay
by upsetting of the boat,
ABRAMS John, at New York, merchant, of the
fever. Gazette of
Charles W., an Englishman, at New York,
death caused by over exertion at a fire.
Gazette of

ACKERLEY , executed at Fishkill, N.

Y.,
ACKERMAN James, at Melton, aged about
90 years, leaving an offspring of 266 per-
sons,
Henry, at New York, aged 62 years. Ga-
zette of
ACHMUTY Lieut. General Sir Samuel, Knight
Grand Cross of the Bath and Commander-
in-chief of the military forces in Ireland, at
Dublin, Ire.; he was riding in the park and
tell dead ; was a native of New England and
believed to have been born at Newport,

June I,

1809

Dec. 5,

1809

March 6,

Nov. 25,

1814
1815

June 7,
Sept. II,

1817
1817

Jan. 3,

1818

June 3,

1818

May 9,

Nov. 29,

April I,

1819
1819
1821

June 21,

Oct. 15,
Aug. 23,
Nov. 14,

Dec. T,,

May I,
Oct. 5,

June 29,
April 21,

Nov. 18,
July 30,

821

821
822

823

823

825
799

820
781

808
823

Sept. 12, 1822

104 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

ADAM Dr. A., rector of High School, Eden-
burgh, Scot. Gazette of June 30, 1810
ADAMS Mrs. Ruth, widow of James, of Bar-
rington, and daughter of Rev. Daniel
Wheaton, of Rehoboth, in her 32d year, Sept. 12, 1775

Samuel, son of the late Samuel, of Barring-
ton, in North Carolina, in his 17th year.
Gazette of Nov. 27, 1784

Samuel, only son of Hon. Samuel, at Boston,

aged ^:i^ years, Jan. 17, 1788

Mrs. Martha, wife of James, printer, at Wil-
mington, Del. Gazette of Dec. 19, 1789

James, printer, at Wilmmgton, Del, in 68th

year. Gazette of Dec. 29, 1792

Mr. , shot by Mr. Morrell, near Mid-

dletown, N. J.; was playing a practical

joke. Gazette of Feb. 9, 1793

Andrew, chief justice of the Supreme Court

of Connecticut, aged 61 years. Gazette of Dec. 9, 1797

Major Ebenezer, at South Kingstown, sud-
denly, in 60th year. Gazette of March 31, 1798

Capt. Jacob, at Newport. Gazette of Sept. 8, 1798

Rev. William, at Norwich, Ct., aged %'$, years.
Gazette of Sept. 15, 1798

Charles, Esq., second son of the President,
at New York. Gazette of Dec. 13, 1800

Samuel, at New London, of fever contracted

at New York. Gazette of Aug. 13, 1803

Hon. Samuel, at Boston, late governor of the

Commonwealth, in 8ist year, Oct. 2, 1803

Henry, in this town, in i8th year. Gazette of March 17, 1804

Rev^ Thomas, principal of the Academy, at

Kingston, N. Y. Gazette of Nov. 15, 1806

Rebecca, wife of Ethan, in 22d year, Nov. 29, 1807

Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of Gov. Samuel, at

Boston, aged 74 years. Gazette of May 7, 1808

Josiah, Esq., register of deeds for Rocking-
ham Co., N. H., at New Market, N. H.
Gazette of Sept. 30, 1809

Mr. , at Newburgh, N. J.; while turn-
ing a sloop down to clean her side the mast
broke, a piece hit and killed him instantly.
Gazette of Nov. 4, 1809

Mrs. Frances, widow of Edward, late of Kil-

lingly, Ct., in this town, in 68th year, July 27, 181 1

Thomas, in this town. Gazette of Aug. 24, 181 1

Samuel S., eldest son of Joseph, Esq., in 23d
year, member of senior class B. U., at Men-
don, Feb. 6, 1812

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 105

ADAMS Capt. Moses, formerly a nautical com-
mander from this port, on board the U. S.
frigate Congress, aged 43 years, March 26, 1812

Peter, boatswain, wounded and since died
from action between the Chesapeake and
Shannon, June i, 1813

Charles Dyer, son of Capt. Daniel, of Charles-
ton, Mass., at Cranston, aged 13 months, Sept. 15, 1814

Abijah, senior editor of the Independent

Chronicle, aged 62 years, at Boston, May 18, 18 16

, daughter of E , at Portsmouth,

aged 9 years, from a tamarind stone lodg-
ing in her throat. Gazette of Aug. 23, 181 7

Mrs. Mary, widow of Josiah, in this town,
aged 54 years, April 30, 18 18

Mrs. Abigail, wife of John, ex-President of

U. S., at Ouincy, aged 74 years, Oct. 28, 1818

Joseph, carpenter, died at sea, Dec. 15, 18 18

Mrs. Cordelia, wife of Capt. Daniel, and
daughter of Samuel Pearce, formerly of
this town, at sea on a passage from Hayti
to New Orleans about Jan. i, 18 19

, son and only child of Capt. Daniel

and Cordelia, at sea, about Jan. i, 18 19

Capt. James Flervey, of Bristol, brother of
Miss Hannah Adams, and formerly a printer
in this town, on coast of Africa. Ga-
zette of Jan. 6, 1820

Lyrel, killed his child in a fit of religious de-
lirium at Windham, Penn. Gazette of Jan. 24, 1820

Mrs. Henrietta, wife of William, late of this

town, at Perth, N. C, Aug. 5, 1820

Arnold, at sea, was of Newport, aged 23

years. Gazette of Oct. 26, 1820

Mrs. Esther, widow of Stephen, of Barrington,

in this town, Nov. 29, 1820

David, at Northampton, Mass., aged 36 years,

very suddenly. Gazette of June 16, 1821

Miss Eliza, second daughter of Seth, at

Cranston, in 19th year, July 28, 1821

Hon. Samuel, at Dorchester, Mass., aged 37
years, late Preceptor Dummer Academy
and formerly of the IMassachusetts Senate.
Gazette of Oct. 27, 1821

Mrs. Mercy D., wife of Rev. Jasper, profes-
sor of mathematics in B. U., daughter of
Lewis W' heeler, of Medway, Mass., aged 22
years, Nov. 11, 1821

Mrs. Charlotte, wife of Asa, at Boston. Ga-
zette of Jan. 4, 1823

106

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

ADAMS Peter Boyleston, brother of the late

President Adams, at Ouincy, aged 85 ^^^^^^^,^23

• John!in this town, mi8th year,, June 13, 1823
Mrs. Sarah, wife of Jonathan, in this town,

aged 84 years, . , • . ■ r.A ■ ^' ■ ^

Mrs^Jusan, wife of Seth, in this town, m 53d ^^^^^ ^ ^^^^

gIov^g of Dedham, Mass., in this town , aged

33 years ; was instantly killed by a kick of

a horse, leaves wife and three children, May 9, 1824

Joseph, son of Joseph, Jr., m this town, aged ^^^

14 months, . . , • v> 't

Sarah, widow of Thomas, in this town, m 53d ^^^^ ^^^ ^^^^

Dn?ohn, Mayor of Richmond. Gazette of July 6, 1825

Samuel, in this town, aged 45 years, bept. -0, I6-5

ADAMSON John, of Adams, Mass., perished

in the late storm. Gazette of . Dec. -j, I7«C)

ADDISON Hon. Alexander, of Pittsburgh, m

49th year, in Pennsylvania, ^p\ t s?^

Benjamin, in this town, in 56th year, i^eb. N ibi3

Mrs. Anna, widow of Benjamin, m this town,

in 66th year, ^ ^ , ^. ^ l^^^" 4' ^^^^

ADELOTT Rev. Joseph, at Philadelphia, aged

67 years. Gazette of ^^^ay -2, 10-4

ADGATE ,and mother, at Philadelphia.

Gazette of ^^ ' ^^^

ADIE Thomas, son of Alexander, in this town,

in 7th year, . ^^P^' -^ ' "+

Mr.s. Clementina, wife of Alexander, m this ^^ , ^^^

town, m 31st year, ^ March 3, 181 5

Jeanette, daughter of Major Alexander, aged ^ ^^

2 years, i o\. -7, 5

Susan C., daughter of the late John, m this

town, in 20th year, , ^ April 29, 1824

AD YE Edwin, printer, in 22d year, formerly of

this town, at Warwick, <^-*ct. 2, 181 7

AEYRES Mrs. Ann, formerly of Boston, at
Philadelphia, sister of the Rev. Mr. Edes,
of this town. Gazette of i^eb. 8, 1817

AERTSON Guilliam, cashier of South Carolina
State Bank, at Charleston, S. C, in 47th
year. Gazette of Oct. 25, 1806

AGDA, the Bishop, at Paris, executed, July 29, i794

AILMAN , son of Frederick, at Newport,

killed by a falling chimney, Nov. 21, 1 804

Mrs. Ruth, widow of John, aged 80 years, Jan. 4, i«i9

Elizabeth, wife of Frederick, at Newport,

aged 57 years. Gazette of April 6, i 825

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

107

AINSWORTH Thomas, at Brookfield. Mass.,
aged 85 years ; supposed to have been the
last surviving man who was with the cele-
brated Capt. Lovell in his battle with the
Indians. Gazette of
Ann, wife of Major Luther, aged 34 years,
AIR Dr. James H., at Charleston, S. C. Gazette

of
AIRS Peter, died at Halifax, a prisoner of war,
between Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777.
AISOUITH William, at Baltimore, aged 72 years.

Gazette of
AITKEN Dr. Andrew, formerly a sugeon in the

U. S. Army, at Baltimore. Gazette of
ALUS John, his two daughters of 8 and 4 years,
respectively, poisoned from eating mercury,
at Boston.
ALBERE Rev. Pierre Antonie, rector of the
French Protestant Episcopal Church du
St. Espret, at New York, in 41st year.
Gazette of
ALBERS Dr. J. A., of Bremen, Germany.

Gazette of
ALBERTSON Mrs. Hannah, wife of Caleb, at
Johnston, in 46th year. Gazette of
Mrs. Mehitable, wife of William, in 53d year,
William, aged 55 years,

Capt. Jacob, of this town, at Savannah, Ga.,
in 35th year,
ALBRO William, killed by lightning, at Ports-
mouth,
George, in this town, m 32d year,
David, at Middletown. Gazette of
Mrs. Eliza, at Newport, aged 47 years. Ga-
zette of
ALDEN Elder Noah, at Bellingham, aged 72
years ; had preached the Baptist faith 43
years, a minister 42 years, pastor of Church
at Bellingham 30 years ;
Elijah, Jr., aged 24 years, drowned in Con-
necticut river near Springfield. Gazette of
Abner, at Bristol, aged 62 years, author of

several school books,
John, at Middleboro, aged 103 years ; his fa-
ther, grand and great-grandfather bore the
name of John; the latter is said to have
been the first man to step on Plymouth
Rock in 1620. Gazette of
Capt. George, at Attleboro, aged 26 years,

Jan. I [. 1794
Oct. 19, 1814

Oct. 8, 1808

May 19, 1804
April 22, 1S09

March i, 1763

July 19, 1806

May 19, 1 82 1

Oct. 25, 1800

Nov. 2, 1805

March 24, 18 10

Oct. 17, 1 82 1

June 22, 1789

June 28, 1 8 12

Jan. 10, 1818

Oct.* 5, 1822

xMay 5, 1797
June 29, 1 816
Aug. 20, 1820

April 14, 1 82 1
Oct. 23, 1822

108

VITAL KECORD OF KHODE ISLAND

ALDEN Miss Betsey, formerly of Middleboro, at
Taunton, aged 23 years. Gazette of
Israel ; his wife was. killed by lightning at
Otis, Mass. Gazette of
ALDRIDGE Mrs. Deborah, in her 20th year.

ALDRICH Mrs. , wife of Esek. Ga-
zette of

-, son of widow Marcy, aged about 8

years, fell into the Mill Pond on Branch
River, Smithfield, and was drowned,

Thomas, at East Greenwich, while attending
worship at Friends Meeting House. Ga-
zette of

Gideon, at Smithfield, by the overturning of
an ox cart,

Col. William, at Smithfield, aged 46 years.
Gazette of

Simon, son of Esek, of this town, at Surinam,
in 19th year. Gazette of

Richard, at Smithfield, in 94th year,

Sally, daughter of Thomas, of Smithfield,

Mrs. Alpha, wife of Caleb, Jr., and eldest
daughter of the late Elisha Bartlett, at
Smithfield, in 37th year,

Mary, wife of Tilson, in this town, in 29th
year,

Susannah, wife of Esek, in 44th year,

Caleb, Sr., Esq., at Smithfield. Gazette of

Esek, at Smithfield,

Abel, at Uxbridge, in 30th year, by a fall
from a tree. Gazette of

Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of John, Esq., of Smith-
field, at Scituate, in 92d year,

Mrs. Sarah Ann, wife of Augustus, Jr., at
Smithfield, in 22d year,

Israel, at Smithfield, aged 70 years,

Mrs. Sally, wife of David, at Smithfield, in
29th year,

David, Esq., at Smithfield, only son of Joel,
aged 33 years,

Dan, formerly of Mendon, at Cumberland, in
76th year.

Mrs. Philadelphia, wife of Moses, at Smith-
field, in 44th year,

Mrs. Hannah C.,wife of Perez, formerly resi-
dent of Smithfield, in this town, in 24th
year,

Susan Hyde, daughter of Esek, in this town,
in 23d year.

Aug. 30,
July 27,
May 26,
July 20,

Dec. 21,

Oct.

17,

1795

Sept.

II,

1798

Sept.

22,

1798

Nov.
Jan.

>

1802
1806
1807

June 9,

July 28,
Oct. 20,

1808
1808

Nov. 18,
May 8,

1809
1810

Aug. 25,

1810

Feb. 16,

1813

May 20,
Aug. 21,

1813
1813

April 15.

1814

Nov. 19,

1814

July 30,

1815

June 13,

1816

May 30,

1817

Oct. 22,

1818

823
825

781

793

794

808

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

109

ALDRICH Abel, at Cumberland, in /Sth year, a
soldier in the Old French and Revolution-
ary wars,

William, Esq., at Smithfield,

James, at Scituate, aged 74 years ; many years
a senator in the General Assembly,

Mrs. Marcy, widow of William, at Smithfield,
in 60th year,

Mrs. Abigail, wife of Capt. Nathaniel, at
Cumberland, in 39th year,

Mrs. Alice, widow of James, Esq., at Scituate,
aged 76 years,

Mrs. Dennis, wife of Hiram, at Pawtucket, m
26th year,

Mrs. Phebe, wife of Nathan, Esq., at Smith-
field, in 6 1 St year,

John and Joseph, both of smallpox, at Doug-
lass, Mass. Gazette of

John, Joseph, Joseph, Jr., and Miss

Aldrich, all of smallpox, at Douglass,
Mass. * Gazette of
ALEXANDER William, Earl of Sterling,

, landsman, killed in action on board

brig Ariel, in the West Indies,

W'illiam, of New York. Gazette of

Mrs. Sarah, widow of the late Major General
Lord Sterling, at New York, in 80th year.
Gazette of

Lance, son of Henry, on coast of Malabar,
in 23d year. Gazette of

Hon. Nathaniel, formerly governor of North
Carolina, at Salisbury, N. C, in 53d year.

Rev. Joseph, in South Carolina, aged 80
years. Gazette of

Ev^an, Esq., late member of Congress, at
Salisbury, N. C,

Mrs. Ann, wife of Henry, in 48th year,

Robert, a native of Ireland, late a resident of
Smithfield where it is said he has a family,
drowned in Charleston harbor, S. C. Ga-
zette of

Mrs. Charlotte H., wife of William H., in
this town,

John, a pauper, died at ICdinburgh, Scot.;
when found dead it was ascertained he had
^5000. Gazette of

Mills, aged 61 years, at Stamford, Ct.; was
in the Revolutionary War from near begin-
ning to end ; was at Monmouth, with Gen.
Wayne, at Stony Point, Germantown, and

Aug. 31, i8ig
March 19, 1821

Dec. 29, 1 82 1

Feb. 9, 1823

June 25, 1823

March 10, 1824

May 23, 1824

May 26, 1824

Jan. 29, 1825

Feb. 26, 1825
Jan. 14, 1783

May 14, 1800
Dec. 22, 1804

April 13, 1805

Nov. 21, 1807

March 8, 1808

Sept. 2, 1809

Oct. 13, 1809
July 23, 181 1

June 6, 1818
June 21, 1820

May 9, 1 82 1

220 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

ALEXANDER:

Yorktown ; he fired one of the signal guns
after the place was taken. Gazette of
Mrs. Mary, formerly of New York, in this

town, aged (ij years,
William H., found drowned near Central
Bridge,
ALGER Capt. Joseph. Gazette of

Capt. Benjamin, in this town, in 69th year, a

well known nautical commander.
Preserved, of Warren, in Georgia, aged 52

years. Gazette of
Mrs. Mary, widow of Capt. Benjamiii, in 67th

year,
Mrs. Abigail, widow of Capt. Joseph, in 48th

year,
Israel, Jr., at Bridgewater, Mass., late of Bos-
ton, graduate of B. U. Gazette of
ALI PASHA, died at Constantmople,
ALIBONE Thomas, at Philadelphia. Gazette of
ALLCOCK Henry, Chief Justice of Quebec.

Gazette of
ALLEN Thomas, merchant, of New London, at
the Grenades ; this was premature as the
merchant reached his home in safety. Ga-
zette of
Sarah, wife of Caleb, at Prudence Island,
Mrs. Sarah, wife of Capt. Zachariah. Ga-
zette of
George, stone cutter, at Rehoboth. Gazette of
Caleb, brazier, late of Boston, at Providence.

Gazette of
Caleb, at Prudence Island. Gazette of
Comfort, in his 26th year, buried under arms,

died
Candace, wife of Capt. Zachariah,
Edward, shot by a negro soldier of Colonel

Greene's regiment, at Newport,
Betsey, drowned in Newport harbor,
Capt. Charles, in 35th year. Gazette of
John, in 93d year, at Middletown. Gazette of
Capt. Viall, at Barrington^ in 44th year,
Abigail, wife of Capt. Nehemiah, at Cumber-
land, in her 60th year,
Capt. Nehemiah, formerly a nautical comman-
der from this port, at Cumberland, in 73d
year,
Brig. Gen. Ethan, of Vermont, suddenly,
Sarah, widow of George, of Rehoboth, in this
town, in 79th year.

Dec. 7,

1822

Jan. 15,

1823

May 27,
June 28,

1825
1794

Feb. I,

1810

Oct. 30.

1813

Nov. 24,

1815

April 3,

1818

Oct. 5,
F"eb. 25,
July 22,

1825
1822
1809

March 12,

1808

Jan. 22,
June 26,

1763
1771

Dec. 19,

Jan. 29,

1773
1774

Nov. 26,
March 18,

1774

1775

Oct. 23,
July 14,

1775
1776

April 10,

July 13,
Sept. 27,
Nov. 15,
June 15,

1781
1782
1783
1783
1787

Feb. 17,

1788

July 6,
Feb. 13,

1788
1789

Aug. 9,

1789

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

111

ALLEN Betsey, daughter of Major William, in
14th year,

Charlotte, wife of Capt. Samuel, in 28th year.
Gazette of

Miss Hopestill, daughter of David, in 48th
year, at Rehoboth. Gazette of

Sarah, wife of Abner, at Rehoboth, in 54th
year,

William, painter. Gazette of

Joseph, at Newport, in 46th year. Gazette of

Capt. Elisha, of Princeton, murdered by Sam-
uel Frost,

Capt. Thomas, at New London, aged 65
years, compiler of the marine list. Gazette of

Capt. Phillip, in 57th year,

Capt. Matthew, at Harrington, in 50th year.
Gazette of

Thomas, at Cumberland, in 27th year. Ga-
zette of

Horatio, son of Capt. Paul, in 15th year,

Paschall,at Hopkinton, said to be in his 1 17th
year. Gazette of

Mrs. Hannah, wife of Dr. Samuel, at Reho-
both, in 50th year,

Mrs. Rachel, widow of Capt. Viall, at Bar-
rington. Gazette of

Capt. Noah, at Rehoboth, in 30th year. Ga-
zette of

Sarah, wife of Major William. Gazette of

Jerusha, daughter of the late Joseph, of New-
port, in this town,

Martha, daughter of the late Joseph, of New-
port, in this town,

Asa, merchant, in this town, in 28ch year.
Gazette of

Elizabeth, at East Greenwich, in 88th year,
widow of James, of Newport. Gazette of

Mehitable, wife of Walter, in 35th year, at
, Smithfield,

Capt. Benjamin, of the Delight Packet,
drowned on passage from New Bedford for
Nantucket, by being swept overboard by
the boom. Gazette of

Clarke, at Newport, in 57th year. Gazette of

Capt. Paul, in this town, in 58th year,

Mrs., widow of Joseph, of Newport, in this
town. Gazette of

General Thomas, at Barrington, long a mem-
ber of the General Assembly and ofificer in
the militia. Gazette of

Aug. 25,

1789

Sept. 26,

1789

Nov. 7,

1789

Dec. 19,

1790

Nov. 19,
March 9,

1791
1793

July 16,

1793

Nov. 23,
May 12,

1793
1794

May 24,

1794

March 22,
Feb. 3,

1794
1795

July IS,

1795

Aug. 24,

1795

Dec. 12,

1795

March 11,
Aug. 26,

1797
1797

Feb. 17,

1798

Feb. 17,

1798

March 10,

1798

March 10,

1798

Nov. 4,

1798

Jan. 5,
Sept. 7,
Feb. 17,

1799
1799

1800

March 8,

June 7, 1800

800

112

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

ALLEN Peleg, at Middletown, in 68th year.
Gazette of

Mrs. Flora, wife of Rev. Richard, of the Afri-
can Methodist Church, at Philadelphia.
Gazette of

Capt. Zachariah, of this town, in 62d year,_

Mary, widow of John, formerly of the city
of Philadelphia, and eldest daughter of Da-
vid Johnson, Esq., of State of N. Y., at
Redhook. Gazette of

Robert, printer, at Boston, aged 23 years.
Gazette of

Mrs. Anne, at Warren, aged 68 years. Ga-
zette of

Mrs. Cynthia, wife of Capt. Abel, in this town,
in 32d year,

Danus, in this town, in 35th year,

Mrs. Mary, wife of Paschall P., at Warren, in
23d year. Gazette of

Samuel, printer, late of Boston, at New York.
Gazette of

Nancy, daughter of the late Edward, in 51st
year,

Col. Ebenezer, at Burlington, Vt., aged 64
years ; (in this obituary notice are given
facts that belong to Col. Ethan Allen,
which is probably the name intended. — J.
N. A.) Gazette of

Benjamin, in this town, in 78th year,

Albro, son of Abner, formerly of this State,
at Navy, Vermont, aged 2 years and 14
months (sic) ; first child born in the barn.
Gazette of

Hon. Isaac, at Fredenckstown, N. B., aged
65 years, one of Justices of the Supreme
Court. Gazette of

Wheaton, in this town, in 35th year,

Abigail, daughter of Major Joseph, of this
town, very suddenly, in 12th year,

Henry, son of the late Capt. Paul, suddenly,
in 24th year,

Benjamin, at Attleboro, aged 87 years,

James, at Thompson, Ct., in 69th year,

Mrs. Ann, widow of Zachariah, in this town,
in 50th year,

Samuel, formerly a Judge of the Court of
Common Pleas for Bristol Co., at Barring-
ton, at an advanced age. Gazette of

Jeremiah, Esq., sheriff of Suffolk Co., Mass.,
aged 58 years, at Boston,

F"eb. 21, 1801

March 28, 1801
April 4, 1 8c I

Aug. 14, 1802

July 16, 1803

Feb. 25, 1804

March 18, 1804
June 16, 1804

June 15, 1805

Oct. 12, 1805

March 22, 1806

April 26, 1806
July 8, 1806

Oct. II, 1806

Nov. 15, 1806
Dec. 14, 1806

April 16, 1807

April 27, 1807

Jan. I, 1808

June 27, 1808

Sept. 3, 1808

Oct. 29, 1808
P'eb. 12, 1809

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS II3

ALLEN Sally, late of Warwick, March 14, 1809

Mrs. Abiel, at Berkeley, Mass., in 22cl year.

Gazette of May 28, 1808

Nathan, with his sons Henry, George and

Thomas, proceeded down the bay in a sail

boat; a sudden squall capsized her and Mr.

Allen, aged 46 years, son Henry, 13 years,

and George, 10 years, were drowned, June 3, 1809

Joseph C., son of the late Paul, of this town,

at Bombay, India, in 28th year. Gazette of July 29, 1809
Miss Eliza, daughter of the late Capt. Solo-
mon, of Glocester, R. L, at Boston, aged 16

years; her clothes took fire. Gazette of April 28, 1810

Abner, Jr., son of Abner, late of Rehoboth,

at Navy, Vt. Gazette of May 12, 18 10

Mrs. Mary, widow of l^enjamin, in 80th year,

in this town, May 23, 18 10

Dr. Samuel, at Rehoboth, July 14, 18 10

Mrs. Hannah, wife of Capt. Daniel, in this

town, in 45th year, July 27, 1810

Amos, of this town, aged 74 years, Sept. 29, 18 10

Robert S., son of Elisha, Esq., of Middletown,

R. L, at Porto Rico, in 25th year, July 10, 181 1

Mrs. Patience, widow of Samuel, at North

Kingstown, aged 75 years, July 18, 181 1

Thomas, of Warwick, at sea, on board ship

Grand Turk, on passage from Havana.

Gazette of July 27, 181 1

Ralph Sterrett, printer, formerly of Carlisle,

Penn., at New Orleans, Sept. 3, 181 1

Susan, daughter of Joseph, late of Newport,

dec'd, in this town, in 20th year, Nov. 14, 181 1

Jeremiah, at North Providence, in 34th year, Nov. 27, 181 1
Lewis, son of Capt. Abel, in this town, m

17th year, July 27, 181 2

Hon. John, formerly member of Congress, at

Litchfield, Ct. Gazette of Aug. 15, 1812

John, at Seekonk, in 31st year, Nov. 15, 1812

Stephen, Jr., son of Stephen, of Rehoboth,

Mass., at Erie, N. Y., in 52d year, early in Jan., 1813

Thomas, in this town, aged 69 years, a native

of England, July 7, 181 3

John, at North Kingstown, aged 66 years,

killed by a bull. Gazette of Aug. 7, 1813

William Henry, at Mill Prison Hospital, Ply-
mouth, P2ng., in 29th year; was eldest son

of General William Allen, of this town, a

meritorious Revolutionary ofificer, and lately

in command of U. S. brig Argus, Aug. 15, 1S13

114

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

ALLEN James W., seaman, killed on board the

Lawrence on Lake Erie, in action,
Capt. Samuel, in this town, in 54th year,
Stephen, at Seekonk, in 89th year,
Russell, at Thompson, Ct., aged about 40

vears,
George W., only son of Gabriel, Esq., post-
master, in this towi-K in 34th year,
Miss Rhoda, daughter of the late Capt. Abra-
ham, of Dighton, Mass., in 40th year. Ga-
zette of
Elisha, at Rehoboth, in 88th year,
John, at Lenox, Madison Co., N. Y., poisoned

by vegetable, aged 27 years,
John, at Franklin, Mass., in 69th year,
Lieut. Samuel, at Seekonk, in 83d year,
Gen. William, in this town, aged 64 years,

father of the late Capt. William H. Allen,

U. S. Navy ; Gen. Allen served in the

Revolution,
Andrew, his wife and three children, drowned

at Newport,
Mrs. Fear, wife of John, at Seekonk, in 67th

year,
Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Peleg, of Middletown,

at Newport, in 76th year,
John, at Rehoboth, in 73d year,
Lydia Ann, daughter of Seth, at Rochester,

Mass., of the fever. Gazette of
John, at Taunton, aged 40 years. Gazette of
Capt. Samuel P., in this town, in 47th year,

a skilled nautical commander, (masonic

honors),
Capt. Pardon, son of Major Joseph, of this

town, at Johnstown, N. Y., in 39th year.

Gazette of
Lydia, wife of Philip, Flsq., deceased, in this

town, in 66th year,
Jane, daughter of Daniel, of Johnston, N. Y.,

in 22d year, at Warwick,
Mrs. Mary, widow of Darius, in 47th year,

leaves 5 children,
Oliver, at Seekonk, in 43d year,
Solomon M., at Middlebury, Vt., fell from the

college edifice; was professor of languages.

Gazette of
William, of Bristol, R. I., at sea on board the

brig Orozimbo,
Dr. Elisha Lee, U. S. Army, brother of

the wife of Major Gen. Ripley, at New

Orleans. Gazette of

Sept. 10,
Feb. 14,

1813
1814

Vlarch 31,

1814

April 16,

1814

April 18,

1814

Jan. 14,
Jan. 26,

1815
1815

June 17,

July 24,

Aug. 10,

1815
1815
1815

Aug. 18,

1815

Sept. 15,

1815

Dec. 6,

1815

Feb. 3,

1816

April 19,

1816

April 27,
May 18,

1816
1816

Sept. 3,

March 8,

1817

klarch 25,

1817

July 6,

1817

July 7,
Aug. 25,

1817
1817

Oct. 4,

1817

Oct. 22,

1817

Nov. 15,

1817

816

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS II5

ALLEN Mrs. Amey, widow of Stephen, at See-

konk, in 91st year,
Jesse, formerly of Holden, Mass., at Pelham,

Mass., in 40th year,
Sarah, wife of William, at Pawtucket,
George W., son of the late Capt. George W.,

of this town, in 17th year, at Charlestown,

5. C,
Christopher, at South Kingstown, aged 75

years, a soldier of the Revolution,
William S. N., Jr., at Newport, aged 34 years.

Gazette of
Edward, formerly of this town, at Baltimore.

Gazette of
Miss Sybel, daughter of the late William, of

Rehoboth, at Somerset, Mass., aged 25

years,
Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of William P., aged 38

years.
Miss Cynthia, eldest daughter of Abel, Esq.,

at Walpole, Mass., in 28th year,
Emelme, daughter of Benjamin, at Newport,

in 1 6th year,
Benjamin Franklm. aged about 25 years, at

East Greenwich, a graduate of B. U., 181 7,
Mrs. Rebecca, at Newport, at an advanced

' Capt. James, of this town, at Mt. Pleasant,
West Florida, in 35th year,

Mrs. Hannah, widow of Oliver, and daughter
of the late Allen Peck, in 45th year, leav-
ing 6 small children, Aug. 15

Mrs. Henrietta S., widow of the late Capt.
Samuel, of this town, and daughter of the
late Dr. Henry Sterling, at Ghent, near
Port William, Ken., Sept. 19

William, at Newport, aged 46 years, Feb. 12

George, son of Sion, Esq., of Tiverton, aged
22 years, drowned at sea, from ship Alli-
ance, of Newport, April —

Mrs. Rebecca, widow of Thomas, at Seekonk,

aged "jy years, Aug. 12

James, at New London ; in a fit of insanity
he attempted to swim across the harbor; a
boat followed him but found him drowned
and floating on the surface of the water.
Gazette of Oct. 16, 1822

Lieut. , son of the late William H., of

this town, killed in an action with pirates

in the West Indies. Gazette of Dec. 4, 1822

Feb. I,

1818

Feb. — ,

1818

Jan. 5,

1819

Sept. 26,

1819

Nov. 5,

1819

Nov. 13,

1819

Aug. 24,

1820

Aug. 30,

1820

Oct. 9,

1820

Nov. 18,

1820

Dec. 23,

1820

Jan. 27,

1821

April 21,

1821

July 6,

1821

1 82 1

I82I
1822

1822
1822

116

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

ALLEN Mrs. Rebecca C, wife of Rhodes, in

this town, in 33d year. Gazette of Dec. 14, 1822

Frederick, aged 18 years, son of David, Esq.,

at Nantucket ; he had swallowed, a few

months previously, a half dollar. Gazette

of May 31,

Fenner R., son of the late Oliver, in this

town, in 20th year, June 24,

Mrs. Huldah. at tahawba, Ala., aged 71 years,

widow of E. Allen, Esq., of Attleboro,

Mass., and native of Rehoboth, Sept. 12,

William, son of John J., at Newport, in 4th

year, drowned in the harbor, Sept. 15,

Beriah, seaman, aged about 38 years, at sea,

on board schooner Rambler, on passage

from Savannah, Oct. 25,

Ira, youngest son of Capt. Daniel, formerly

of this town, at Pomfret, Ct., Jan. 27,

Isaac, at Philadelphia ; while shingling a four

story building he fell from the roof and was

instantly killed. Gazette of Jan. 28,

Mrs. Rebecca, widow of William, at Newport,

in 74th year, March 12,

Gabriel, 14 years postmaster in this town,

in 75th year, soldier of the Revolution, April 3,

Mrs. Martha, aged 79 years, widow of James,

of Prudence Island, at Amsterdam, N. Y., May 6,

Mary Ann, daughter of Thomas, of Boston,

drowned off Spectacle Island, near Boston, June 14,
Mrs. Susan, wife of Benjamin, at Newport,

aged 36 years. Gazette of March 9,

Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of Lewis, of Rehoboth,

in this town, March 9,

Mary Frances, daughter of Avery, in this

town, aged i year 4 months, Aug. 12,

ALLENSON Goodwin, M. D., son of Roger,

aged 27 years, graduate of B. U., 1814, May 12,

ALLENTON Miss Jerusha, only daughter of

Roger, of this town, at Scituate, where she

was for her health, in i8th year, July 14,

Russell, Esq., aged 25 years, graduate of B.

U., and attorney at law,

Mrs. , wife of Roger, in this town,

ALLISON Rev. Dr. , Sr., pastor of

Presbyterian Church, at Baltimore.

zette of
James, at Burlington, aged 30 years.
Ensign , killed in action in Ohio.

zette of

Nov. 16,

1815

May 15,

1825

the

Ga-

Sept. 4,

1802

Aug. 14,

1811

Ga-

Oct. 3,

1812

S21
823

823
823

823
824

824
824
824
824
824
825
825

825

819

815

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

117

ALLPORT William B., printer, at Philadelphia.

Gazette of
ALLSTON Gen. Joseph, Jr., aged 38 years, late
governor of the state, at Charleston, S. C.;
his wife was daughter and only child of
Aaron Burr, and perished at sea a few years
ago on passage from Charleston to New
York. Gazette of

William Washington, aged 20 years, in South
Carolina. Gazette of
ALLWINE Charles, son of Lawrence, at Phila-
delphia, of lockjaw from a wound by an
adze, in i6th year. Gazette of
ALMY Mrs. Susannah, wife of Isaac, at Ports-
mouth, R. I., in 25th year. Gazette of

Sarah, wife of William, merchant, in 30th
year, in this town. Gazette of

Martha Matilda, wife of James G., a resident
of New Providence, at Newport. Gazette
of

Capt. John C. Jr., at Newport. Gazette of

Capt. Job, of Tiverton, on coast of Africa,

Mrs. Mary Gould, wife of Capt. Benjamin, at
Newport, in 73d year. Gazette of

John, at Tiverton, m 89th year. Gazette of

Mrs. Maria, wife of James G., merchant, and
daughter of Edward Pope, Esq., of Massa-
chusetts, at Savannah, Ga. Gazette of

Mrs. Sarah, widow of John, Esq., at Ports-
mouth. Gazette of

Elizabeth, daughter of Holder, at Portsmouth,
in 42d year. Gazette of

Holder, at Portsmouth, in 66th year, PViend
minister.

Job, at Newport, at an advanced age, suddenly,

Mrs. Rachal, wife of Benjamin, at Smithfield,
m 28th year,

Mrs. Phebe, wife of Samuel, at Newport, in
42d year. Gazette of

Capt. Samuel, of Portsmouth, drowned in
Sachuest Beach,

Mrs. Byne. (colored), in this town, aged 64
years,

Sarah, widow of Job, of Newport, at Ports-
mouth, in 67th year, of Society of Friends,

Jonathan, Esq., at Newport, in 76th year, 26
years town clerk of the town,

William H., son of James G., formerly of
Newport, at Baltimore, aged 19 years.
Gazette of

Oct. 6, 1798

Sept. 28,

1816

Sept. 24,

1823

July 27,

1805

Jan. II,

1794

June 28,

1794

May 18,
Nov. 27,
Jan. — ,

1799
1802
1808

April 23,
May 14,

1808
1808

Sept. 30,

1809

Aug. II,

1810

March 23,

1811

March 26,
Oct. 28,

1812
1812

Oct. 19,

1S16

Aug. 30,

1817

June 21,

1818

May 31,

1820

Oct. 14,

1820

May 31,

1 821

May 15,

1822

118

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

ALMY Miss Mary, at Newport, aged 15 years, Aug. 21, 1823

Sarah, at Middletown, aged 36 years. May 29, 1824

ALVERSON David, at Johnston, aged 89 years, June 3, 1822

Miss Lydia, daughter of John, in 26th year,

at Johnston, Sept. 12, 1824

AMBROSE Mrs. EUzabeth, widow of Capt.
Israel, at Newport, in 75th year. Gazette
of April 4, 1807

Mrs. Sarah R., wife of Capt. Robert M., and
daughter of William Langley, Esq., at
Newport, in 33d year. Gazette of Nov. 11, 1815

AMES Dr. Nathaniel, aged 56 years, at Ded-

ham, Mass. Gazette of Ji-ily 21, 1764

, wife of Jonathan, Jr., at Boxford, June i, 1769

Hon. Fisher, at Dedham, Mass., aged 50
years, July 4, 1808

Capt. Benjamin, at Andover, Mass., aged 85
years, of the Revolutionary Army; com-
manded a company at Bunker Hill. Ga-
zette of Jan. 28, 1809

Mary Checkley, daughter of Samuel, in 4th
year, Nov. 21, 18 16

Dr. Nathaniel, at Dedham, aged 82 years, July 21, 1822

Marshall, son of Capt. James, at Northfield,
Mass., aged 6 years, was given "Yellow
Arsenic" for "Flowers of Sulphur." Ga-
zette of Aug. 10, 1822

Rebecca, wife of Asa, in this town, April 17, 1824

Mrs. Polly, at Bridgewater, Mass., aged 28
years. Gazette of Oct. 5, 1825

AMHURST Lady , wife of Sir Jeffrey, at

Fant, near Tunbridge Wells, Eng., Jan. — , 1765

AMMIDON Col. Philip, at Mendon. Gazette of April 3, 1802

Mrs. Ruth, wife of Alpheas, in this town, in

44th year, June 20, 18 10

Mrs. Sylvia, formerly of this town, at Phila-
delphia, in 85th year, Sept. 14, 1824

Major Calvin, at Southbridge. Mass ; the en-
terprise of the major has contributed much
to the present prosperity of the town, Jan. 4, 1825

AMORY Jonathan, an eminent merchant, at

Boston, aged 71 years. Gazette of Sept. 30, 1797

Mrs. Abigail, widow of Jonathan, at Boston.

Gazette of Nov. 20, 1802

John, merchant, at Boston. Gazette of June 11, 1803

Mrs. Lydia, wife of Jonathan, merchant, at

Boston. Gazette of Feb. 14, 1807

William, at Boston, in 34th year. Gazette of Nov. 19, 1808

Thomas C, of Boston, merchant, aged 45

years, Nov. 15, 18 12

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS HQ

AMORY Thomas, Esq., at Roxbury, aged 6i

years, Oct. 25, 1S23

AMOS Daniel, an Indian, at sea on board the

brig Eliza. Gazette of June 28, 1800

William, at Horford Co., Md., in 97th year,

and 76 years of this minister as a Friend ;

had 16 children, 92 grand, 133 great-grand,

and 8 great-great-grandchildren, total, 249; Feb. 16, 1814
AMSBURY Jeremiah, at Cumberland, in 72d

year, July 14, 1812

John Gould, son of Jesse, of this town, in

20th year, at Pawtuxet, from a kick of a

horse. May 7, 18 14

Mrs. Esther, widow of Ezra, at Warren, in

87th year, May 31, 1822

Amanda Norton, daughter of Jeremiah, at

Pawtucket, aged i year. Gazette of Oct. 19, 1822

Mrs. Hannah, widow of Jeremiah, at Valley

Falls, in 86th year, July 15, 1824
ANDERSON James, at New York, buried Aug 21, 1763
, of the Train of Artillery, at Quebec,

killed himself, Feb. 2, 1765

John, vendue master, at New York. Gazette

of Sept. 22, 1798

Dr. Peter, at New York, of the fever. Ga-
zette of Oct. I, 1803
Gen. Robert, lieut. governor elect of South

Carolina, at his seat in that state. Gazette
. of Jan. 1 1, 1806

The issue of Jan. 25 says this is erroneous.
Mrs. Susannah, wife of Capt. PVancis, at

Newport, in 56th year, Jan. 11, 1809

Mrs. Chloe, wife of Thomas, at Foster, in

29th year, Feb. u, 18 10

Thomas, editor of the Orleans Gazette, at

New Orleans, Aug. 18, 181 1

Mr. , 4th ofificer of the East India

Company's ship Charles Grant, at Bombay,

India, devoured by sharks while bathing.

Gazette of Nov. 29, 18 17

Daniel, aged 11 1 years, in Tennessee; was a

remarkable vigorous man to the last. Ga-
zette of Aug. 15, 1818
Thomas, at Foster, in 85th year, Jan. 10, 1822
Lieut. Walter G., U. S. Navy, at Norfolk,

Va., aged 40 years, Nov. 20, 1822

Major Thomas, at Lyme, Ct., aged 74 years.

Gazette of Jan. 15, 1823

Mrs. Agnes, widow of George Mackensie, of

Stockbridge, at Edinburgh, aged 105 years;

120

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

ANDERSON : ^ j^e reception of the

in I743snevviu House, where she

'''.fstn'Jkv "hi musket ball fired from
The Castk while carrying her eldest son m

, ^VTmtimoT^^n advanced age for-
^Ta-iy consul in Europe and West Indies.

Ca?erat'Elst Greenwich, in 76th year. Ga-
ANDrEWrDavid,diedatHaUfax_a^
of war, between Aov. 23. 177°.

niri: , wife of Joseph, of Boston, from

JoCat°Sdtre.fellinawellandwas

Capt^Elkanah, of Dighton, Mass., at Ese-

Abr'al™., at Cranston, in 42d year. Gazette

Charles, of this town, son of Col. Zephaniah,

WhVpt maTe of the ship Tyre Capt. Sam-
uel Brown, of this port, at Porto Bello.

Ca^rfosql. of Dighton, at the Barbadoes.

Gazette of
Tnhn Esq , at Cranston, m 87th yeai,
Lorkig of the Charleston Courier, at Charles-

ton S C. Gazette of .

Lodn-;of the Charleston Courier, a native^o

HUrgham, Mass., at Charleston, n. 38th

MrElizabS' GrLleaf, wife of John, at
Boston, aged 35 years. .^^^"^^"1^^ ^^^u^

Capt. John, at Dighton, m 43d year, broke
through the ice on the river, ^^ ^ v

Mary, wife of Ebenezer, at Genesee^^ K Y
at an advanced age, formerly of Dighton,

Ebenezer, at Genesee, N. Y., ni 8ist year,
formerly of Dighton, Mass.,

Beniamin, in 44th year. ^^nio-l^

Mrs. Alice, widow of Capt. Elkanah, at Digh-
ton, aged 68 years, . ^

Capt. Efkanah, at Dighton, m 53d year. Ga-

Re?Tohn, D. D., at Philadelphia. Gazette of

March 29, 1823

March 20, 1824
Sept. 3. 1825

July 15, 1786
June 20, 1787
June—, 1787
Aug. 12, 1797
Dec. 29, 1797

Dec. 25, 1802

March 12, 1803
March 27, 1803

Nov. 9, 1805

Nov. 16, 1805
Oct. 25, 1806
Jan. 23, 1807

May I, 1807

May 22, 1807
Sept. 3, 1807

June 13, 1808

Dec. 26, 1812
April 17, 181 3

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

121

ANDREWS Mrs. Chloe, wife of Major Richard

M., at Scituate, in 29th year, Oct. 9. 181 3

Col. Zephaniah, in this town, aged "]"] years,
a soldier of the Revolution, Jan. 23, 1816

John, at Glocester, aged 58 years, April 17, 18 16

Mrs. Ruth, in 63d year, July 20, 1817

Zephaniah, of this town, in 32d year, at Ha-
vana, March 2, 1820

Nathaniel, in 42d year, Aug. 27, 1820

Francis, native of Rhode Island, at Savannah,

Ga., aged 22 years. Gazette of Sept. 11, 1820

Mrs. Wealthy, aged 55 years, wife of Thomas,
at Glocester, May 17, 1822

Capt. Milton, of Berkeley, Mass., master of

brig Gov. Hopkins of this port, at Havana, June 2, 1822

Capt. Thomas, in this town, aged 50 years, June 15, 1822

Polly, wife of Zephaniah, at Taunton. Ga-
zette of Nov. 30, 1822

Jeremiah, at East Greenwich, in 30th year, April 15, 1824

George W., merchant, at East Greenwich, in

28th year, Jan. 29, 1825

Ann Eliza, daughter of William, Jr., in this

town, aged 9 months, July 24, 1825

Caleb, at East Greenwich, aged 67 years.

Gazette of Sept. 10, 1825

ANDROS Sophia S., at Berkeley, after an ill-
ness of 18 years. Gazette of April 10, 1824
ANDRUSS Miss Abigail, at Hartford, aged 21

years. Gazette of Jan. 11, 1823

ANGE Francis, at Somerset Co., Md., aged 133
years ; said he was a big boy and remem-
bered when Charles I was beheaded. Ga-
zette of July 18, 1767
ANGELL Mary, wife of James, Dec. 14, 1769

Isaiah, at Scituate, his house burnt, April 4, 1771

Abigail, wife of Nathan, merchant, in 49th

year, at Providence, Jan. 31, 1772

John, Esq., in 84th year ; he was grandson of
Thomas; one of the 12 founders of Provi-
dence; he was member Society of Friends, Dec. 23, 1774

Mary, wife of Nathan, March 14, 1776

Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Joseph, and eldest

daughter of John Smith, Esq., ' Sept. 21, 1780

Susannah, daughter of Nathan, merchant, in

35th year. Gazette of p'eb. 10, 1781

Kazia, wife of Nathan, merchant, Sept. 7, 1781

Rev. Ezekiel, aged 60 years, at Smithfield ; a
member of Baptist Church 28 years ; a
minister 17 years; sermon by Rev. Joseph
Snow, text, Phil. 1:21, Sept. 27, 1728

122

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

ANGELL Sally, daughter of James, of North
Providence,
Samuel, of this town. Gazette of
Abraham, in 24th year, at Smithfield. Ga-
zette of
James, Esq., in 65th year. Gazette of
Abigail, daughter of Nathan, in 24th year.

Gazette of
Mrs. Lydia, widow of Abraham, at Smith-
field, in 2ist year. Gazette of
Jeremiah, at Scituate, in 79th year, a few

days since. Gazette of
Nedabiah, at North Providence. Gazette of
John, last week at Johnston, buried in the

North Burial Ground,
Capt. Andrew, at Scituate. Gazette of
Col. Thomas, in 69th year. Gazette of
Martha, wife of Col. Israel, in 47th year, at

Johnston. Gazette of
Lydia, widow of John, at Smithfield, in 84th

year. Gazette of
Amey, daughter of Abraham, at Smithfield,

in 15th year. Gazette of
Samuel, at Johnston, in 53d year. Gazette of
Joseph, merchant, son of the late James, Esq.,
formerly of this town, at Virginia. Ga-
zette of
James, formerly of this town, at Baltimore.

Gazette of
Phebe, youngest daughter of the late Elder
Ezekiel, at Smithfield, m 25th year. Ga-
zette of
Oliver, in 83d year, at North Providence,
Adah, daughter of Hope, Esq., at North

Providence, in i8th year. Gazette of
Naomi, widow of Oliver, at North Providence,

in 80th year. Gazette of
Jesse, first mate of ship Columbia, of this
port, at Marseilles, in 22d year. Gazette of
Susan, daughter of Nathan, Jr., in nth year,
Ruth, daughter of Oliver, at North Provi-
dence. Gazette of
Abraham, at Cumberland, aged 70 years,
Stephen, son of Christopher, of Smithfield, at
New York state,' in 47th year. Gazette of
Mrs. Esther, wife of Nathan, in this town, in

68th year,
Mrs. Abigail, wife of Thomas, in 40th year,
Nathan, Esq., merchant, of this town, aged
90 years,

Oct. 28,
April 19,

1782
1783

June 14,
Feb. 5,

1783
1785

May 28,

1785

Oct. 15,

1785

Dec. 17,
April 22,

1785
1786

Feb. I,

July 31.

Dec. 17,

1787
1790
1791

March 23,

1793

May II,

1793

March 8,
Jan. 17,

'794
[795

Nov. 19,

[796

Oct. 7,

[797

Oct. 13,
April I,

1798
[799

Oct. 26, ]

799

Dec. 7, ]

799

Nov. 27, ]
Feb. II, ]

802
803

Dec. 10, 1

May 20, 1

803
804

June 23, I

804

March 3, i
July 6, I

805
807

March 30, 1808

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

123

ANGELL James, in this town, aged about 50

years, Aug. 8, 1808

Daniel, at Johnston, at an advanced age.

Gazette of March 17, 18 10

Sally, daughter of Isaac, in 20th year, July 29, i8iO

Eliza W., daughter of Isaac, of Providence,

in 1 8th year, Oct. 25, 18 10

Zilpha, wife of Richard, at Johnston, in 40th
year. Gazette of Dec. 21, 181 1

Ch-arles, at Smithfield, in 8ist year, July 15, 181 2

Mrs. Martha, wife of Col. John, at Smithfield,

in 70th year, Sept. i, 1813

Nathan, in this town, in 51st year, June 11, 181 4

Christopher, at Smithfield, in 86th year, Sept. 9, 18 14

William, at Johnston, at an advanced age, Aug. 19, 181 5

Mrs. Betsey, wife of George Sterry Angell,
and daughter of Elder John Benton, at
Pomfret, Ct., in 27th year, Jan. 2, 18 16

Ezekiel, son of Elder Ezekiel, deceased, at

Smithfield, Jan. 15, 18 16

Stephen, at North Providence, in 40th year, Feb. i, 1816

Mrs. Sally, wife of Nicholas, in this town, in

39th year, April 14, 18 16

Mrs. Ruth, widow of Elder Ezekiel, at Smith-
field, in 89th year, Dec. 22, 1816

Col. John, at Smithfield, in 77th year; was
colonel of militia at the time of the Revo-
lution, Jan. 5, 1817

Mary Ann, daughter of Stephen, at Smith-
field, in 19th year, Oct. 23, 1817

Mrs. Anna, wife of Elisha, at North Provi-
dence, in 65th year, Jan. 3, 1818

Mrs. Lydia, wife of Rev. George, in 32d year,

at Southbridge, Mass., July 27, 18 18

Silas, youngest son of the late Col. John, of
Smithfield, in this town, in 36th year, leaves
wife and two children. Gazette of Nov, 7, 18 18

Thomas B., son of Thomas, of this town, at
the Island of Martinique, on board the brig
Antelope, aged 24 years. Gazette of Dec. 5, 1818

Richard, at Smithfield, in 55th year. Ga-
zette of Feb. 6, 1 8 19

Hope, Esq., at North Prox'idence, in 77th
year ; had been member of General xA.ssem-
bly, justice of peace and town clerk, June 4, 18 19

Mrs. Mary, wife of Solomon, at North Provi-
dence, in 73d year, June 16, 1819

Mrs. Sarah, wife of Fenner, in this town, in

50th year, Jan. 17. 1820

Chloe, (colored), in this town, at an advanced
age, Feb. 23, 1820

124

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

ANGELL Olney H., at Scituate, in 24th year, April 11, 1820

Bethiah, widow of Nedebiah, at Scituate, in

93d year. May 7, 1820

Mrs. Hannah, wife of Nicholas, June 8, 1820

Hon. Charles, at Scituate, aged 46 years.
Gazette of ' Nov. 17, 1821

John, at Johnston, in 25th year, Dec. 25, 1821

John, of Baltimore, formerly of this town, in

25th year, at Port au Prince, W. I., Sept. 6, 1822

James, at North Providence, in 87th year, Sept. 17, 1822

Miss Abigail, daughter of Abiah, in Smith-
field, aged 41 years, Sept. 27, 1822

Mrs. Anna, widow of James, at North Provi-
dence, in 8 1 St year, Jan. 2, 1823

George, at Johnston, in 71st year, Feb. 5, 1823

Thomas, at Smithfield, by a fall from a horse, June 20, 1823

Mrs. Susannah, wife of Col. Israel, at Smith-
field, in 60th year ; had been member of
Baptist Church 42 years. May 17, 1824

David, son of David, at Pawtucket, Sept. 2, 1824

Miss Diana, eldest daughter of Ezekiel, at

Smithfield, in 19th year. Gazette of Sept. 15, 1824

Abby Moulton, daughter of James, at North

Providence, aged 15 months 20 days, Oct. 9, 1824

Zalmon Tobey, son of Smith, at North Provi-
dence, aged 5 years. Gazette of Feb. 19, 1825

Mrs. Hannah, wife of Joseph, and daughter
of John Tripp, late of North Providence, at
said town, in 47th year, March 15, 1825

Charles Henry, son of William, in this town,
aged 19 months, July 14, 1825

Jonathan, at Smithfield, aged 69 years. Ga-
zette of Sept. 24, 1825
ANGROSS John, of Salem, killed on privateer
sloop Independence, Capt. Tillinghast, in
an action at sea. Gazette of Nov. 23, 1776
ANN, a black servant of Dr. Amos Throop, in

this town, in 39th year, July 3, 1802

ANNAN Dr. William, at Philadelphia. Gazette

of Oct. 14, 1797

ANNIS Isaac, in this town, in 30th year. Ga-
zette of April 22, 1 81 5

Thomas, in 50th year, June 17, 1816

Mrs. Ann, wife of William, Esq., at Newport,

in 59th year. Gazette of July 20, 1816

John, at Taunton, aged 36 years, June 10, 1822

ANTES Major Henry, at Northumberland Co.,

Penn., fell from a tree. Gazette of July 2^, 1805

ANTHONY Abraham, Jr., at Warwick. Ga-
zette of Jan. 29, 1774

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

125

ANTHONY Mrs.

-, widow. Gazette of

June 10, 1780

Miss Mary, at Tiverton, in 75th year. Ga-
zette of Dec. 20, 1788

Rhoda, wife of Capt. John, and daughter of

Rev. Dr. Hopiiins, at Newport. Gazette of Sept. 29, 1792

Thomas P., merchant, at Philadelphia. Ga-
zette of Sept. 21, 1793

Joseph, at Portsmouth, at an advanced age.

Gazette of Nov. 29, 1794

Alice, daughter of Jacob, of Dartmouth, at

Portsmouth. Gazette of Nov. 5, 1796

Capt. Daniel, of this town,- at Charleston, S.
C., after a short illness, in 34th year. Ga-
zette of F'eb. 1 1, 1797

Joseph, Esq., merchant, and one of the direc-
tors of the United States Bank, at Phila-
delphia. Gazette of Oct. 6, 1798

Elizabeth, widow of Joseph, at Philadelphia.

Gazette of March 2, 1799

James, at Newport, aged 53 years. Gazette

of Nov. 9, 1799

Levi, aged t,2> years. Gazette of Nov. 9, 1799

Mrs. Amey, wife of David, in this town, March 5, 1801

Abraham, at Portsmouth, m 88th year. Ga-
zette of Dec. 29, 1804

William, son of Capt. Michael, of this port,
at the Vineyard, on board the ship Patter-
son. Gazette of Jan. 4, 1806

Elisha, merchant, at Newport, aged 75 years.

Gazette of P'eb. 14, 1807

Bradford Lee, son of Peleg, of Swanzey, in

40th year, m this town, suddenly, Sept. 21, 181 7

Mrs. Mary, widow of Elisha, aged 61 years,

at Newport. Gazette of July 15, 1809

Mrs. Mary, at Newport, in 84th year, Dec. 15, 18 10

Capt. John, late of this town, at Point Petre

Gaudaloupe, in 38th year, July 23, 181 1

John, at St. Bartholomew. Gazette of Sept. 7, 181 1

Mrs. Abigail, widow of David, at Portsmouth,

aged 94 years, May 25, 1812

Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of Jonathan, at Mid-

dletown, in 78th year. Gazette of Dec. 26, 1812

John, Esq., aged 83 years, formerly of New-
port, and latterly of Sherbourne, Vt., at
South Kingstown, after an illness of 26
hours, P'eb. 27, 18 14

Mrs. Sarah, wife of David, of Society of

P^'riends, in this town, June 25, 1814

Mrs. Mary, wife of Daniel, at North Provi-
dence, of Society of Eriends, in 74th year, July 9, 181 5

226 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

ANTHONY Caroline R., eldest daughter of
Capt. James,2d, in this town, in loth year,

Allen B., son of Hezekiah, at Pawtuxet, aged
i6 months i8 days,

Reuben, hatter, in this town, in 57th year.
Gazette of

Joseph, son of Capt. Michael, in 23d year; he
fell from on board a National vessel on
Lake Ontario and was drowned,

Sarah, wife of William, at Portsmouth. Ga-
zette of

Caroline, only child of Joseph T., aged 19
months, in this town,

Mrs. AHce, wife of William, formerly of New-
port, in this town, in 68th year. Gazette of

Mrs. Anne, wife of Thomas, at East Green-
wich, aged ij years,

Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Capt. James, in 49th
year,

William, at Warwick, in 89th year, formerly
of Newport,

Mrs. Rachal, in this town, in 89th year,

Abraham, at Portsmouth, in 70th year, 30
years town clerk of the town, of Society of
Friends,

Edward, at Taunton, aged 60 years. Gazette
of

Nathan, son of Hezekiah, in this town, aged
13 months,

Mrs. Nancy Jarrett, wife of David and daugh-
ter of John Brayton, Esq., ot Somerset, at
Troy, Mass., in 32d year,

Isaac, formerly of Portsmouth, at Ashford,
Ct., aged 49 years. Gazette of

Elizabeth \V., only daughter of David, in this
town, in i8th year,

Nancy, widow of Bradford, in this town, aged
45 years,

Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Peleg, in this town, in
75th year,

John, at Somerset, in 72d year,

Burrington, at Portsmouth, aged 80 years,

Daniel, in this town, in 85th year, of Society
of Friends,

Mrs. Mary, widow of William, at Somerset,
aged 91 years,

Edwin, son of William A., in this town, aged
19 months,

Mrs. Mary, at Somerset, aged 91 years. Ga-
zette of

William W., at Coventry, in 21st year,

Jan. 27, ]

816

May 26, ]

816

Aug. 10, 1

816

Sept. 19,

816

Aug. 30,

817

Sept. 8, ]

817

Feb. 6, ]

819

May 4, ]

819

Dec. 7,

819

Dec. 26,
May 16,

[819
[820

Jan. 18,

[821

Aug. 4,

1821

Aug. 28,

[821

March 2,

[822

Aug. 17,

[822

Aug. 26,

[822

Oct. 4,

[822

Nov. 3,
July ir,
May 30,

[822
[823
[824

Aug. 15,

[824

Aug. 25,

[824

Sept. 10,

[824

Oct. 2,
April 13,

[824
1825

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

127

ANTHONY Anna, widow of Beriah, at Ports-
mouth, aged 57 years, of Society of Friends,

Benjamin, son of John, of this town, at Nor-
wich, Ct. Gazette of

James, son of Hezekiah, of this town, at
Dighton, Mass., aged 17 months,

Capt. Samuel, at Somerset, aged 64 years.
Gazette of

Capt. Samuel, at Somerset, aged 64 years.
Gazette of
ANTOINE Abraham, an Indian warrior, aged
^2 years, executed for murder at Morris-
viJle, Madison Co., N. Y.,
ANTRAM Mary, the last surviving child of Will-
iam, deceased, of this town, in her 70th
year,
ANTRIM William, late of this town, at John-
ston. Gazette of

Mrs. Phebe, widow of William, at Johnston,
formerly of this town, aged 82 years,
APLIN John, formerly of Providence, attorney
at law, at Killingly, Ct.,

William, of this town. Gazette of

Mrs. Elizabeth, in 56th year. Gazette of

Benjamin, in this town,

Joseph, formerly of this town, and late King's
attorney, at Island of St. John's, in Nova
Scotia Gazette of

Hannah, daughter of the late John, Esq., in
this town, m 65th year,

Turpin, son of Benjamin, in this town, aged
about 18 years,

Henry S., son of Benjamin, in 12th year,

Mrs. Ruth, widow of William, formerly of
this town, and daughter of Hon. Jonathan
Nichols,' of Newport, deceased, in 67th
year,
APPLEBY Robert, of Old York, died from the
hardships endured as a prisoner of war, at
Newport. Gazette of

Robert, of the Hawke, from hardship as a

prisoner of war at Newport, at the Gen.

Hospital, Bristol. Gazette of

APPLETON Mrs. Margaret, wife of Rev. Mr.

Appleton, at Cambridge, Mass. Gazette of

George Washington, son of Nathan ; baptized
by Rev. Mr. PYench, at Andover. Ga-
zette of

Hon. Nathan, at Boston, aged 66 years, com-
missioner of loans. Gazette of

May 6, 1825
Aug. 13, 1825
Aug. 15, 1825
Sept. 17, 1825
Sept. 28, 1825

Sept. 12, 1823

March 4, 1795

July 26, 1777

Jan. 22, 1810

July 21, 1772
May 22, 1784
Jan. 17, 1795
Aug. 9, 1799

April 21, 1804

July 17, 1808

Jan. 28, 181 1
Oct. 28, 1811

June 21, 1815

March 21, 1778

April 18, 1778
Feb. 2, 1 77 1

Nov. 4, 1775
June 30, 1798

128

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

APPLETON Rev. Jesse, D. D., president of

Bovvdoin College, at Brunswick, Me., in

47th year,

Henry, at Salem, aged 55 years. Gazette of

APTHORP Mrs. Grace, wife of John T., and

daughter of William Foster, aged 22 years,

at Boston,

Mary, youngest daughter of the late William,

at Boston, aged 28 years,
Mrs. Sarah, widow of James, at Ouincy, Mass.,
in 84th year,
AQUEDUCT at Providence, to supply the
"point" with fresh water completed by the
P'ield Fountain Company. Gazette of
ARCAMBALL Louis, at New York, late French
consul at Baltimore, and consul general of
the United States,
ARCHBALD Mrs. Mary Ann, wife of George

A., at Boston, aged 26 years. Gazette of
ARCHER Hon. John, in Hartford Co., Md., a
patriotic statesman and eminent physician.
Gazette of
William, executed in England for setting a
fire to a dwelling. Gazette of
ARDEN Thomas, bookseller, at New York, of

the fever. Gazette of
ARENSBURG the Prince of, by a fall from a
horse; his sister is the wife of Prince
Schwartzenberg, who commanded the allied
armies in the last campaign ; his father lost
an eye by a gun shot while hunting; his
mother was guillotined in Paris, and his
sister perished in a fire in the house of
Prince Schwartzenberg, in Paris. Gazette of
AREY Cornelius, aged 74 years about, a soldier

of the Revolution and pensioner,
ARMBRUSTER Anthony, printer, at German-
town, Penn., aged 79 years. Gazette of
ARMINGTON Ruth, wife of John, in 50th year,
Mrs. Hannah, widow of Joseph, at Rehoboth,

in 93d year. Gazette of
Josiah, shipwright, late of Providence, at Nor-
wich, aged 62 years,
Mrs. Lucy, wife of William, in this town, in

60th year. Gazette of
George, son of William, in 21st year,
Mrs. Nancy, wife of George,
Mary Ann, second daughter of Asa, at See-

konk, aged 12 years,
Joseph, at Seekonk, in 86th year.

Nov. 12, 1819
Nov. 29, 1823

Dec. 30, 1795
May 17, 1806
May 17, 1820

Aug. 29, 1772

Nov. 2, 181 1
Feb. 8, 1823

Oct. 20, 1810

May 24, 1 817

Sept. 21, 1805

May 13, 1815

Oct. 29, 1820

July 16, 1796
Jan. 7, 1787

March 9, 1799

April I, 1808

March 25, 1809
Aug. 3, 1811
Oct. 12, 1811

Dec. 17, 1812
April 27, 1817

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

129

ARMINGTON Mrs. Hannah B., at Seekonk,

aged 33 years,
Alverin, second son of Benjamin, at Seekonk,

in 2oth year,
Capt. Alfred, native of Rhode Island, at Mo-
bile, Ala. Gazette of
Capt. Walker, at Seekonk, aged 54 years,
ARMISTEAD Col. George, the commander of

Fort McHenry during the late War, at

Baltimore,
ARMOUR Robert, died at Halifax, a prisoner of

war, between November 23, 1776, and
ARM SB Y Silas, of Wrentham, aged 22 years,

member of freshmen's class, B. U., in this

town,
ARMSTRONG Samuel, drowned at Norwich

Landing,
John, in a scuffle with Hugh Murtry, at the

Bay of Honduras, W. I. Gazette of
Mrs. Esther, wife of William, at Glocester, in

19th year,
Thomas, killed with a scythe by Charles Bar-

nett (both colored), near Carlisle, Penn.

Gazette of
Mrs. Jemima, wife of Jesse, at Glocester, aged

63 years,
Mrs. Alidda, wife of Gen. John, late secretary

of war, in Dutchess Co., N. Y.,
ARNOLD Benjamin, at Warwick; his flock of

sheep, 26 in number, during a shower

crowded together and were all killed by one

bolt of lightning,
Capt. Uriah, at Cranston. Gazette of
Oliver, attorney general of this colony, in his

35th year, at South Kingstown, where he

was attending court,
Sarah, daughter of Job. Gazette of
Mrs. , wife of Joseph, carpenter. Ga-
zette of
Benjamin, of Warwick; his house in Cranston

occupied by Mr. Briggs, burnt
Simon, at Pawtuxet. Gazette of

Miss , daughter of Joseph. Gazette of

Mrs. Abigail, widow of Doctor Arnold, at

Newport, in 83d year. Gazette of
James; his child, aged about four years, fell

into the river and was drowned. Gazette of
Ruth, daughter of Joseph. Gazette of
Rufus, at Smithfield, killed by the recoil of

his gun,

Oct. 10,

June 13,

Oct. 9,
April 8,

April 25,
Dec. 26,

Aug. 30,

Sept. 9,

Sept. II,

Nov. 13,

July 8,
Oct. 15,
Dec. 24,

June 30,
April 22,

Oct. 9,
Jan. II,

Feb. I,

March 22,

Jan. 22,

March 19,

April 2,

July 29,
Oct. 7,

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130

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

ARNOLD Major James, at Warwick, in 88th

year, Feb. i, 1777

Nathaniel, died at HaHfax, a prisoner of war,

between Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

William, died at Halifax, a prisoner of war,

between Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

Marcy, widow of Joseph, at Smithfield, aged

86 years. Gazette of Dec. 18, 1779

Israel, Esq., at Glocester. Gazette of Feb. 10, 1781

Mrs. Mary, wife of Dr. Jonathan, in her 37th
year, Oct. 18, 1781

Mrs. Patience, wife of Stephen, at Smithfield,

in ^9th year. Gazette of Sept. 21, 1782

Ann, wife of Josiah. Gazette of Aug. 16, and Aug. 23, 1783

Mrs. Lydia, wife of Thomas, at Warwick, in

26th year, Nov. 13, 1785

Mrs. Prudence, in 73d year. Gazette of Aug. 12, 1786

Patience, widow of Joseph, at Smithiield, aged

84 years. Gazette of June 30, 1787

Hannah, wife of Elijah, at Smithfield, in 31st
year. Gazette of Oct. 20, 1787

William, his house at East Greenwich burned, Dec. 27, 1787

Elizabeth, wife of Nathaniel, at Smithfield,

in 39th year. Gazette of March 15, 1788

Josiah, Esq., aged 83 years, at Newport. Ga-
zette of Sept. 19, 1789

William;at Newport, in 25th year. Gazette of Oct. 3, 1789

Bathsheba, widow of Capt. Daniel, at Smith-
field. Gazette of Jan. 23, 1790

Alice, wife of Dr. Jonathan, at St. Johnsbury,

Vermont, in 34th year. Gazette of June 5, 1790

, son of Isaac, of Smithfield, drowned

in Scott's Pond, July 25, 1790

Christopher, in 8ist year, Jan. 6, 1791

Dr. Jonathan, at St. Johnsbury, Vt., in 53d

year, Feb. i, 1793

Hon. Jonathan, at St. Johnsbury, Vt., in 53d
year, Feb. i, 1793

Fine obituary in issue of March 9, 1793.

Mary, wife of Seth, at Smithfield, in 68th

year. Gazette of Nov. 23, 1793

Caleb, at Smithfield, aged 60 years. Gazette of March 21, 1795

Edmund, late of this town, merchant, at Fort

^ Dauphin, in 27th year. Gazette of July 25, 1795

Sally, daughter of David, in 14th year. Ga-
zette of July 25, 1795

Gideon, Esq., at Warwick, in 55th year. Ga-
zette of March 12, 1796

William, son of James, Esq., of this town, in

France. Gazette of April 30, 1796

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 131

ARNOLD Stephen, at Smithfield, in 68th year;
was justice of the peace upwards of 30
years, and a descendant of Thomas Arnold,
the emigrant, in fourth generation from
him, May 2, 1796

Joseph, aged 33 years. Gazette of July 9, 1796

Josias Lyndon, in Vermont. Gazette of July 23, 1796

Capt. Richard, of ship Rebecca of this port,

at the Havannah. Gazette of Aug. 27, 1796

Mrs. Huldah, wife of Christopher, in 44th
year. Gazette of Nov. 12, 1796

Jonathan, Esq., at Smithfield, in 90th year,
many years a member of the General As-
sembly. Gazette of Dec. 31, 1796

James, Esq., treasurer of this town for many
years. Gazette of

Mrs. , wife of James, Esq. Gazette of

Joseph, son of James, Esq., being the whole
family. Gazette of

Abigail, wife of Capt. John, late of this town,
at Baltimore, Md., aged 33 years,

Martha, widow of Caleb, at Smithfield, in her
45th year,

Augustus, eldest son of Joseph, Esq., of War-
wick, at Berbice, in 20th year,

Mrs. , wife of Nathan, in this town.

Gazette of

Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of Oliver, formerly at-
torney general of the colony, at an advanced
age. Gazette of

Sion, at Warwick, in 70th year. Gazette of

Welcome, of this town, member of the gen-
eral assembly,

Mrs. Anna, wife of Stephen, Esq., at War-
wick, in 66th year. Gazette of

Capt. David, in this town. Gazette of

George, son of the late Job, of Coventry, on
board the ship Enterprise, at Island of St.
Thomas, in 24th year. May — , 1799

Mrs. Deborah, at Philadelphia; she had been
married only 16 days before, when she was
in perfect health. Gazette of Aug. 3, 1799

Eleazer, marine of the General Greene, at

sea. Gazette of Aug. 3, 1799

General Benedict, at his house in Glocester-
place, England, June 13, 1801, a sketch
from an English Magazine. Gazette of Nov. 21, 1801

Cornelia, daughter of the late Welcome, Esq.,

in 1 6th year. May 23, 1801

Aug.
Aug.

26,
26,

1797
1797

Aug.

26,

1797

Jan.

15.

1798

Feb.

II,

1798

Feb.

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1798

Aug

• 4,

1798

Aug.
Sept.

II,
15,

1798
1798

Sept.

29,

1798

Oct.

March

13,
16,

1798
1799

132

VITAL RECOKD OF RHODE ISLAND

ARNOLD Brigadier General Benedict, in Eng-
land ; an intrepid warrior, who in many
arduous and bloody conflicts, performed
such gallant exploits and rendered such im-
portant services to this his native country
during her magnanimous struggle for free-
dom and independence, as would have ren-
dered his name illustrious in her annals and
embalmed his memory to all posterity had
not, alas, his subsequent conduct (produced
by a rash and unjustifiable spirit for revenge
for supposed injuries) cast an indelible stain
on his once celebrated character.and damned
it to everlasting fame. "The evils that men
do live after them ; the good is oft interred
with their bones." Gazette of

Benedict ; a singular fact that, the very day
that the news of his death was received at
Greensburgh or Tarrytown, the large tulip
tree under which Andre was taken was de-
stroyed by lightning. The people regret
the loss, and have carefully preserved pieces
of the historic tree. Gazette of

Mrs. Abigail, widow of the Hon. Jonathan, at
Smithfield, aged 87 years. Gazette of

Peleg, formerly of Pawtucket, at Killingly,
Ct., in 74th year. Gazette of

Benedict, at Glocester, of Society of Friends,
aged 51 years. Gazette of

Stephen, son of Philip, at Cranston, in 19th
year.

Welcome, of Warwick, at sea. Gazette of

John Rhodes, son of Capt. David, of War-
wick, at sea, in i8th year, was drowned from
schooner Matilda, Capt. Thomas Reming-
ton, of this port, on passage from Savannah
to Martinique. Gazette of

Mrs. Amey, wife of Capt. Alfred, at Johnston,
in 37th year. Gazette of

Oliver, son of Capt. Alfred, in 12th year,

Oliver, son of Philip, at Johnston, in 14th
year. Gazette of

Mrs. Mary, wife of Gorton, at Cranston, aged
20 years. Gazette of

Mrs. Margaret, widow of General Benedict,
and daughter of Hon. Edward Shippen,
chief justice of Pennsylvania, in London,
Eng., aged 44 years,

Silas, at Smithfield ; he fell from a hay loft in
his barn ; he leaves a large family,

Aug. 8, 1 801

Aug. 29, 1 80 1

July II, 1801

Dec. 26, 1 80 1

Feb. 20, 1802

Feb. 24, 1802
April 10, 1802

March 19, 1803

Sept. 3, 1803
Nov. 13, 1803

April 21, 1804

June 2, 1804

Aug. 24, 1804
Dec. 7, 1804

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS I33

ARNOLD Samuel, son of Caleb, at Foster, in

22d year, Feb. 6, 1805

Mrs. Marcy, widow of Capt. David, in this

town, suddenly, in 6Sth year, March 2, 1805

Mrs. Patience, widow of Thomas, Esq., at

Smithfield, aged 85 years, Aug. 7, 1805

Miss Philadelphia, at Smithfield, aged 64

years. Gazette of Aug. 31, 1805

John Rice, Esq., at Cranston, in 55th year, Feb. 4, 1806

Capt. John, formerly of this town, at sea, on

board the brigantine Seaflower, on her

passage^from St. Domingo to Baltimore,

in 47th year. Had followed the sea 25

years ; leaves a wife and two children ; he

had been captured in the West Indies

by pirates and stripped of all his wealth ;

had made his escape from captivity and

crossed the mountains of St. Domingo; his

exertions ruined his health, brought on a

fever, from which he died. Gazette of Sept. 20, 1806

Mrs. Lydia, widow of Christopher, in this

town, in 92d year, Feb. 6, 1807

John, see Jonathan. Gazette of Feb. 14, 1807

Jonathan, formerly of Smithfield, died of a

fever in the Cherokee Nation, Tenn. ; the

paper stated the name was John, the fact

was no one of that nan\e was there from

this state. Gazette of Feb. 14, 1807

Mrs. Waitstill, widow of Israel, and mother

of the late Oliver, of this town, at Gloces-

ter, in 92d year, June 3, 1807

James, killed in the attack on the U. S.

frigate Chesapeake, June 23, 1807

Mrs. Lucy, wife of Marcus, at Smithfield, in

23d year, Aug. i, 1807

Phebe, wife of Major Philip, at Johnston, in

51st year. Gazette of Aug. 29, 1807

Jeremiah, at Warwick, aged 33 years. Ga-
zette of Sept. 26, 1807
Ruth, wife of Capt. William, at Warwick, in

47th year. Gazette of Jan. 30, 1S08

Alice, wife of Col. William, at East Green-
wich, in 64th year, July 14, 1808
Israel, at Pawtuxet, in 24th year, Sept. 11, 1808
Joseph, native of Rhode Island, in Georgia,

aged 27 years. Gazette of Oct. 8, 1808

Sarah, wife of Thomas, Esq., at East Green-
wich, in 64th year. Gazette of Dec. 17, 1808
Mrs, Susannah, widow of Caleb, at Warwick,

in 87th year, Jan. 4, 1809

234 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

ARNOLD Mrs. Mary, widow of John Rice
Arnold, at Cranston, m 6oth year. Gazette
of April 8

Mrs. Susannah, wife of Stephen, Jr., at Smith-
field, aged 25 years, Oct. 12

Mrs. Patience, widow of Welcome, in this
town, aged 55 years, Nov. 2

Mrs. Joanna, wife of Joseph, in 26th year, Nov. 30

Benjamin, at Smithfield, aged 90 years 10

months 22 days, member Society of F"i lends, Feb. 19

Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Col, Thomas, at
Newport, in 73d year. Gazette of March 3

Mrs. Ann, wife of Capt. Thomas, at Warwick.

Gazette of May 5

William, fell from a scow into the river and

was drowned, July 5

Capt. David, at Warwick, in 31st year. Ga-
zette of Oct. 20

Capt. David, at Norton, Mass, a soldier of the

Revolution, in 79th year, Dec. 19

Capt. Josiah, at Warwick, in 89th year. Ga-
zette of July 13

Horatio, son of Sion,at Cranston, in 20th year, July 26

Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of James, of Warwick,
at Woodstock, Ct., in 88th year, buried at
Warwick, Aug. 16

Col. Daniel, at Smithfield, in 55th year, was
in the siege of Boston in 1776 and served
in the war. Gazette of Aug. 31

Josias, son of the late Joseph, at sea, drowned

from the schooner Lucretia, of this port, Oct. 4

Stephen, in New York State, after a long de-
cay. Gazette of Nov. 30

Miss Waite, eldest daughter of the late Oli-
ver, Esq., of this town, in 54th year, Jan. 13

Freelove, wife of Thomas, and daughter of
Thomas H olden, Esq., of Warwick, at
Adams, Mass., in 37th year, Jan. —

Nathan, at Cumberland, in 47th year, Dec. 21

Samuel, at Smithfield, in 77th year, after an
illness of 16 hours, of Society of Friends, Jan. 16.

William C, son of the late Dr. Jonathan, for-
merly of this town, at St. Johnsbury, Vt.,
aged 41 years, March 9,

Amey A., daughter of Luke, at Smithfield, in

20th year, Oct. 25,

Nicholas, at Cranston, in 48th year, April 19,

Israel, at Warwick, aged 64 years, judge of

court of common pleas, Kent Co., April 29,

Mrs. Mary, wife of Stephen, at Smithfield, May 17,

809

809

809
809

810

810

810

810

810

810

811
811

811

811
8ri
811
812

812
812

813

813

813
814

814
814

PEOVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

135

ARNOLD Anna, at Scituate, m 36th year,
daughter of Simeon. Gazette of

Rosamond, daughter of John, at Burrillville,
in 17th year.

Col. Benjamin, at Warwick, in 73d year, an
ofificer, of the Revolution,

Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of Samuel, at Smith-
field, in 76th year, of Society of Friends,

Mrs. Chloe, widow of Peleg, formerly of Paw-
tuxet, at Thompson, Ct., aged 72 years,

Olney, his wife was delivered of three daugh-
ters, at Smithfield,

Mrs. Eunice, wife of Olney, at Smithfield ;
she has left ten children ; on the 2d she
was delivered of three daughters, who sur-
vive her, and seven of her children are un-
der seven years of age.

Col. William, at East Greenwich, aged about
72 years. Gazette of

Miss Fatina, daughter of Uriah, at Smithfield,
in 38th year,

Frances Mary, infant daughter of Samuel G.,
in this town, aged 7 years,

Capt. David, at VVarwick, aged 76 years,

Uriah, at Smithfield, in 96th year.

Dr. William, at Smithfield, in 84th year, So-
ciety of Friends,

Capt. John, Jr., of Warwick, in 30th year, at
Havana, W. I.; was master of the ship
Union, of this port,

Capt. John, Jr., son of Col. John, of Pawtu.xet,
at Havana,

William W., aged 20 years, son of Col. John,
of Pawtuxet, at New York, from on board
ship Union, of this port, late from Havana,

Edward, son of Col. John, of Pawtuxet, in
28th year, at Piketon, O.,

Edward, son of Col. John, of Pawtuxet, at
Piketown, Ohio, in 28th year,

Thomas Jenckes, son of Elijah, Esq., at
Smithfield, in 22d year,

Luke, at Smithfield, in 80th year,

Julia Ann, daughter of Elijah and Dinah, at
Smithfield, in 26th year,

Christopher, at Smithfield, aged 66 years.
Gazette of

Dinah, wife of Elijah, at Smithfield, in 60th
year,

Elijah, at Smithfield, in 66th year,

Joshua, at Smithfield, in 90th year,

Jan. 7, 1815

March 18, 1S15

April 2, 181 5

June II, 181 5

Nov. 26, 181 5

Jan. 2, 1816

Jan. 12,

Jan. 20,

Sept. 9,

Sept. 20,

Oct. 29,

March 11,

March 24,

May 7, 1

817

May 7,

817

June 13,

817

June 25, 1

817

June — , 1

817

Aug. 10, 1
Oct. I, 1

817
817

Oct. 23, ]

817

Oct. 25, ]

817

Nov. 17, ]

Nov. 29, ]

July I, ]

817
817
818

SI6

816

816

816
816

817
817

nog VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

ARNOLD Mrs. Alpha, wife of Peleg, Esq., at ^^ ^^^^

Smithfield, J J '

Samuel Greene, infant son of Samuel G.,

Esq., aged 8 months 17 days, . G>ct. 4, loio

Peleg R., son of Remington, of Pawtuxet, m

34?h year, died at sea, Nov. 25, 1818

Mrs Betsey, wife of Joseph, and daughter of

Jonathan Dexter, Esq., of Smithfield, at

Pawtucket ^^^- 24. 181 8

Mrs. Ann, widow of Col. Benjamin, of War-

wick, at Cranston, in 77th year, April ib, 1819

James, drowned off Sassafras Point, aged

about 25 years, and a native of Hampshire, ^^^ ^^ ^^^^

Capt^Nathan, at Scituate, in 89th year, for-

merly of Providence, . ^. Dec. 30, ibi9

Mrs. Comfort, widow, aged 83 years, in this

reb. 1 3i io20

town, '^

Hon Peleg, at Smithfield, aged 68 years, was

a delegate to the Continental Congress,

member for several years of the General

Assembly, and Chief Justice of the Su- . ,0,^

preme Court, ^^ ^ Feb. 13. 1820

Harriet Rogers, daughter of Samuel G., aged

.1 Auer. =?, io20

9 months, r r^ 1 1 ^^ & ^'

Elizabeth Prentice, infant daughter of Caleb,

aged 4 years, -, • . . Oct. 6, 1820

Hon. Thomas (S B.), at Warwick, in 62d ^^^ ^ ^^^^

Mrs. Anna, wife of Jesse, at Scituate, in 38th

year, J^'^"' ^3, 1821

Welcome, in this town, in 44th year, Feb. 19, 1821

Thomas, Esq., at East Greenwich, surveyor
of the port of East Greenwich, in 78th
year, was appointed by Gen. Washington
a captain m Colonel Greene's regiment, was
at Red Bank and Monmouth, where he lost
his right leg. Gazette of May 19, 182 1

Mrs. Phebe, wife of Samuel, and daughter of
Capt. Richard Jackson, in this town, in 47th
year, ^ Nov. 5. 1821

Isaac A., of Warwick, mate of the brig Poca-
hontas, Capt. Snow, of this port, died at sea,
on passage from Sourabaga to Malacca, in
Dec. or Jan. last. Gazette of Dec. 5. 1821

Col. Stephen, at Warwick, in 58th year, Jan. 17, 1822

Isaac A., of East Greenwich, chief mate of

brig Pocahontas, died at sea. Gazette of March 23, i«22
Ruth, wife of Ahab, aged 57 years, in this , ., „ ^

town, a Friend, April 8, 1822

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

137

ARNOLD Philip, at Cranston, in 67th year,

Almira, daughter of Capt. Aborn, in this
town, aged 14 months,

Elijah, at Smithfield, in 24th year. Gazette of

Barton, in this town, aged 32 years, of the
firm of Taft and Arnold,

Mrs. Ruth, wife of Isaac, at Johnston, in 80th
year,

Ann Frances, daughter of Elias, aged i year
1 1 months, at Pawtuxet,

Elisha Howe, son of Willard, in this town,
aged 18 months 11 days,

Mrs. Ruth, wife of Job, and daughter of Peter
Cohdn, at Coventry, aged 40 years.

Miss Abbey, at Newport, aged 56 years. Ga-
zette of

Sarah Ann, infant daughter of the late Bar-
ton, aged 6 months 4 days,

Mrs. Phebe, widow of the late Luke, Esq., of
Smithfield, at Cumberland, in 68th year,

Mrs. Susan, wife of Christopher, at Warwick,
aged 23 years,

Miss Esther, daughter of Richard, at Crans-
ton, in 17th year,

George, at Warwick, in 77th year.

Col. Salmon, of this town, aged 52 years, at
Savannah, Ga. Gazette of

Mrs. Louisa, wife of James, at Oumcy, aged
30 years. Gazette of

Zilpha, daughter of Henry, Esq., at Warwick,
aged 18 years,

Elizabeth, wife of Stephen, at Cranston, m
41st year.

Col. Oliver, at Pawtuxet, in 38th year, leaves
wife and three children,

Mrs. Jannette, wife of George, and daughter
of Amos Gardiner, of South Kmgstown, at
Charleston, R. L, aged 30 years,

Mrs. Margaret, wife of Peleg, at North Kings-
town, aged 67 years,

Capt. Alfred, in this town, aged 63 years,

P" ranees Mary, infant daughter of Col. Sam-
uel G., in this town, aged 9 months,

Stephen (S. B.), at Warwick, aged 42 years,

Mary, wife of Joseph, PZsq., in Warwick, in
71st year,

Mehitable Carpenter, daughter of William U.,
in this town, aged 9 months,

William, eldest son of Ahab, in this town, in
38th year.

May 3, 1822

July 14, 1822
July 20, 1822

July 21, 1822

Aug. 5, 1822
Augi 22, 1822
Aug. 25, 1822

Sept. 3, 1822
Sept. 14, 1822
Sept. 19, 1822
Sept. 30, 1822

Oct. 12, 1822

Oct. 25, 1822
Oct. 31, 1822

Nov. 27, 1822

Feb. 8, 1823

Feb. 16, 1823

March 9, 1823

April 3, 1823

April 12, 1823

April 12, 1823
May 5, 1S23

July 30, 1823
Aug. 30, 1823

March 30, 1824

May 16, 1824

July 26, 1824

138

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

ARNOLD Freelove Sophia, wife of Samuel, and
daughter of the late David L. Barnes, at
Smithfield, aged 34 years,

Stephen, Esq., president of the Rhode Island
Central Bank, and formerly an enterprising
merchant of East Greenwich, at Warwick,
aged about 62 years. Gazette of

Sarah, infant daughter of Lemuel H., Esq.,
in this town, aged 1 1 weeks,

Mrs. Jane, wife of Remington, at Pawtuxet,
in 63d year,

Philip, at Johnston, aged 71 years,

Joseph, at Cumberland, in 74th year,

Hamilton Ames, son of Isaac, m this town,
aged 6 months,

Mrs. Marcy, wife of Col. John, and daughter
of the late Col. John Potter, at Pawtuxet,
in 65th year, very suddenly of apoplexy,

Thomas, ship carpenter, at Philadelphia, killed
by a fall from a ladder attached to the new
frigate building at that place at the navy
yard.

Patience, widow of William, at Warwick, in
85th year. Gazette of

Harriet, only daughter of Samuel G., aged
3 years 4 months, in this town, suddenly,

Amey, wife of James, at Cumberland, in 62d
year,

Frances Mary, daughter of Samuel G., Esq.,
in this town,

Miss Sally J., in this town, in 19th year,

Oliver, mate of brig Marcia, of this port,
drowned in East Greenwich harbor, aged
30 years. Gazette of
ARNSTEIN Baroness of, wife of one of the
wealthiest bankers of Europe ; she was a
Jewess but was noted for her great hos-
pitality to the poor; at Vienna, Ger. Ga-
zette of
ARROWSMITH A., the geographer, at London,

aged 74 years. Gazette of
ARY Mrs. Martha, wife of Cornelius, in 44th

year. Gazette of
ASGILL Gen. Sir Charles, aged about 70 years,
in England ; it will be remembered that
this officer then a captain was chosen by
lot to be executed for the execution of
Capt. Huddy, of the American Army, if
more such executions were perpetrated.
Gazette of

Aug. 29, 1824

Sept. 18, 1824

Nov. I, 1824

Nov. 24, 1824
Dec. 14, 1824
Dec. 23, 1824

Dec. 27, 1824
Jan. 30, 1825

March 10, 1825

June II, 1825

July 20, 1825

Aug. 13, 1*25

Aug. 14, 1825
Aug. 14, 1825

Sept. 7, 1825

Aug. 22, 1.8 1 8
June 18, 1823
Sept. 15, 1810

Sept. 13, 1823

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS I39

ASHDON Benjamin, died at Halifax, a prisoner

of war, between Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

ASHE Hon. John B., at his seat at Halifax, N.
C; had lately been elected Governor of
the State. Gazette of Jan. i, 1803

Hon. Samuel, aged 88 years, formerly Gov-
ernor of North Carolina, at his seat near '
Wilmington, N. C.; he was an officer in
the Revolution. Gazette of Feb. 20, 1813
ASH FORD James, seaman, killed on board the
Constitution in her action with the Guer-
riere, Aug. 20, 18 12
ASHLEY Edward, in 108th year, at Groton,

Ct. Gazette of Feb. 7, 1767

Abraham, Jr., son of, and Betsey, daughter
of Abraham Ashley, at Freetown, of the
fever. Gazette of April 27, 18 16

John, at Rochester, Mass., of the fever. Ga-
zette of April 27, 1 8 16
Mrs. Polly, wife of Abraham, at Freetown,

of the fever. Gazette of April 27, 18 16

Thomas Jefferson and Bishop, sons of Bis-
hop Ashley, at Freetown, of the fever.
Gazette of April 27, 18 16

Col. Samuel, an aged man, at Springville,
Penn.; he was a captain in the Revolution
and at one time a candidate for Governor
of New Hampshire. Gazette of Feb. 7, 1821

ASHTON William, in this town, in 85th year, April 12, 1765

Joshua, at an advanced age, Dec. 6, 1786

Stephen, of this town, died of the fever.

Gazette of Sept. 13, 1800

Mrs. Eunice, wife of William, in this town,

in 78th year, Jan. 21, 1814

William, in this town, in 94th year, March 30, 1816

Thomas, at Dover, N. H., aged 100 years.

Gazette of Dec. 27, 1817

ASKINS Capt. John, of Booth Bay, perished in

the late storm. Gazette of Dec. 23, 1786

ASTURIAS the Princess of, in Spain. Gazette

of Aug. 30, 1806

ATHEARN Benjamin, formerly of Martha's

Vineyard, in 18th year, Oct. 5, 1794

ATHERTON Sarah, wife of William, late of the
Island of Jamaica and daughter of Jahleel
Brenton, Esq., of Newport, in 35th year, July 19, 1787

Samuel, at Attleboro, in 65th year. Gazette

of April 6, 1799

140

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

ATHEY Dennis M., shot by one George H.
Drake, in a dispute about a gun, at Alle-
gany County, Md. Gazette of
ATKINS Mrs. Abigail, wife of Rev. Elisha, at
Killingly, Ct., in 72d year,

ATKINSON Mrs. , widow, in England,

aged 58 years ; she had been mother of 21
children, all of whom fell victims to the
small pox and scarlet fever. Gazette of
ATLER Mrs. Margaretta, wife of William R.,
Esq., and only daughter of General Wayne,
deceased, in Pennsylvania. Gazette of
ATTUCKS Crispus, born in Framington, late of
New Providence, mulatto, killed in the
Boston massacre,
ATWELL William, Esq., member committee of
correspondence, at Attleboro,
John, at Thompson, Ct., in 91st year. Ga-
zette of

Mrs. , wife of Col. Amos, suddenly,

at an advanced age. Gazette of
Amos, in this town, in 77th year,
William Henry, 4th son of Amos M., Esq.,

in this town, aged 10 years,
Horatio Nelson, youngest son of the late Col.

Amos, in loth year.
Rev. George, at Enfield, Ct., pastor of Baptist

church. Gazette of
Amos Maine, in this town, in 50th year,

( Masonic honors),
George Lovell, youngest and only surviving
son of the late Col. Amos, in this town,
aged 21 years,
Amos M., in this town, aged 21 years,
Mary Deidamia, daughter of the late Amos
Maine Atwell, P2sq., in this town,
ATWOOD John, of this town. Gazette of

Mrs. widow, of John. Gazette of

David, in this town, in 56th year,
Nehemiah, at Johnston, in 79th year. Ga-
zette of
Harri.s, at Johnston, in 43rd year,
Mrs. Catharine, at Warwick, in 3 2d year,
Anthony, at Johnston, in 53d year,
David C, of Georgia, in this town, in 30th
year,
AUBOYNEAU Julius, of Newport, merchant,

at Paris, France, in 26th year,
AUCHMUTY Robert N., Esq., at Newport, in
S8th year,

May 25, 1825
Jan. 26, 1824

July 31, 1824

March 24, 1810

March 5, 1770

March 4, 1775

April 26, 1794

July 9, 1796
Aug. 10, 1807

Aug. 31, 1 812
July 15, 1813

April 30, 1 8 14
May 24, 1815

June 27, 1819
Nov. 4, 1820

Aug. 26, 1825

July 26, 1783

F"eb. 9, 1788

June 19, 1 82 1

July 17, 1822
March 11, 1823

Dec. 31, 1823
March 13, 1825

Aug. 28, 1825

Oct. — , 1807

Jan. 28, 1813

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 141

AUCHMUTY Robert Mulcaster, of the British
service, at the East Indies, second son of
the late Robert Nichols Auchmuty, of
Newport. Gazette of Nov. 12, 1823

AUDI NET William, native of Perigeux, France,
formerly of Guadaloupe, W. I., at Newport,
aged 68 years. Gazette of June 27, 1807

Madame Mary Catharine, widow of William,
whom she survived only 4 months, at New-
port, in 80th year. Gazette of Oct. 31, 1807
AUGUSTENBURG the Prince of, in Sweden,
who is declared to be the usurper of the
Crown and heir apparent to the throne;
his very sudden death is suspected to have
been caused by poison. Gazette of Aug. 4, 18 10
AUGUSTUS Julius, drowned on the Orleans

beach. Gazette of Jan. 14, 1804

AULD Michael, drowned in Ohio. Gazette of May i, 1819

AULET M , executed at Barcelona, Spain, June 3, 1809

AULGER Joshua, drowned in Narragansett

bay, near Conanicut, April 17, 1771

AUMPERVILLE Truman, a child, of a putrid

disorder, at Bethany, m Woodbridge, Ct., May 14, 1807
AUSTIN Sally, at New Haven, Sept. — , 1773
, colored servant to Gen. Washing-
ton ; had attended the General through '
the Revolution ; killed by a fall from a
horse, near Philadelphia, Dec. 19, 1794

David, Esq., collector of the port, at New

Haven, in 69th year. Gazette of F'eb. 21, 1801

Charles, son of Benjamin, Esq., at Boston,
aged 18 years, from a shot fired by Thomas
O. Selfredge, Esq., Aug. 4, 1806

Mrs. Hannah, wife of Hon. Jonathan Loring
Austin, at Boston, aged 62 years. Gazette
of Dec. 5, 1818

Capt. Daniel, at Newport, in 55th year. Ga-
zette of Oct. 30, 1819

Hon. Benjamin, at Boston, aged 68 years, May 4, 1820

Henry, at North Kingstown, in 55th year, Jan. 11, 1822

Daniel, at Newport, aged 33 years. Ga-
zette of March 9, 1822

Mrs. Pamela, wife of John, at Taunton, aged

30 years. Gazette of Nov. 2, 1822

"PViend" Jeremiah, at Nantucket, in 65th
year, Dec. 1 1, 1822

Peter, of Newport, at Jamestown, aged 42

years, April 22, 1824

Sarah, wife of Edward and daughter of Ed-
ward Watson, at Newport, aged 27 years.
Gazette of Aug. 6, 1825

.^9 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

AVERY . killed in action, at Royalston, ^^^ ^^^ ^^^^

John"; Esq., Secretary of State of Massa-
chusetts, at Boston, aged 67 years. Ga- ^^^^

zette ot ^ ■ ■, r r- ^ nt-

Edward, son of Major Daniel of Groton, C.,
drowned in Pauketannock Cove, by break-
ing through the ice while skating, in 19th ^^^^ ^^^ ^^^^

Robert N., at Groton, from the caving of a

bank juue^, 1014

Capt. Elias, in this town, in 40th year, a

skilled nautical commander, July 10, ibi5

Rev David, formerly pastor of First Congre-
crational church, Wrentham, at Middletown
Vt., of typhus fever, in 71st year and 50th ^^^^

of his ministry, e . ,

Rev. William, in South Carolina, aged 56 „ ^ ^^ ^^^^
years. Gazette of ^ Sept. 24, 1823

Mrs. Mary, at Boston, widow of the Secretary

Avery, aged 75 years. Gazette of Oct. 29, 1823

AYLESWORTH Mrs. Hannah, in this town, ^^^^

in 32d year, . i^e . 7,

George R., son of Thomas, at Newport, m ^ , ,^ ^o^-

iSth year, ^^^- ^7. i^-i

Miss Mary, of this town, daughter ot John,

of Cranston, in 52d year, at Portsmouth, , ^- o,,

R I ; Friend minister, Sept. 6, 1824

AYRAULT Daniel, Esq., at Newport, aged 63 .^ ^^

years, • o u ^^" '

'r^r' iSettTof ^"'' " ^^^^■''°"' ■" ''' Apn, ,9, .794

'^^:^^'::ir^^^:s^^'''' ""'''"' a.,, -s, .798

Miss Hart, youngest daughter of the late

Daniel, Esq., at Newport. Gazette of Oct. 4. 1800

Miss Susannah, daughter of the late Daniel,

of Newport, merchant, at VVickford, in

84th year. Gazette of ^"^ ff Is?^

Miss Ann, at Newport, Nov. 3, 812

AYRES John. Gazette of Jan. 31, 1793

Col. John, a distinguished warrior, of the

Catobin Indian tribe who fought in the

war of the Revolution, as certified to by

Gen. Morgan, at Colchester. Gazette of teb. 19, 1803

Mrs. Charlotte, wife of Asher, at Wood-

bridge, N. J., very suddenly, t^eb. 15, 1805

William, .at Smithfield, in 33d year, May 3, i»22

Mrs. Lydia B., wife of George, at Boston,

aged 22 years. Gazette of May 17, 1823

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS I43

B

BABBITT Mary, widow, at Taunton, aged 8^

years, Sept. 2, 1821

Joseph Dexter, youngest son of Ebenezer,

at Pawtucket, aged 15 months 20 days, Aug. 2, 1822

Ann Eliza, only child of Henry P., in this

town, aged 9 months, Sept. 17, 1822

Sarah, infant daughter of Isaac, at Taunton.

Gazette of Sept. 6, 1823

BABCOCK Rhoda, wife of Luke, daughter of

Thomas Cranston, at Newport, in 22d year, Sept. 14, 1763

Ichabod, at Westerly; his house burnt, June 2, 1772

Mrs. , wife of Elder Stephen, at

Westerly, in 68th year. Gazette of Jan. 28, 1775

Rev. Stephen, in 70th year; for 40 years
pastor of a Baptist church, at \Vesterly,
about Dec. 20, 1775. Gazette of Jan. 13,
1776, has obituary.

Mrs. Hannah, wife of Hon. Joshua, of
Westerly, and daughter of the late Col.
Joseph Stanton, of Charlestown, at Green-
wich, Ct.,

Col. James, in 47th year, at Westerly. Ga-
zette of

Hon. Joshua, at Westerly, in 76th year,

Hon. Joshua, at a very advanced age, at
Westerly. Gazette of

Mrs. Mary, wife of Hezekiah, at South
Kingstown, in 8 1st year. Gazette of

Dorcas, widow of David, at South Kingstown,
in 82d year. Gazette of

Col. Henry, at Westerly, in 65th year,

Rowse, Iisq., president of the Washington
Bank, at Westerly,

Ichabod, Esq., at Hopkinton. Gazette of

Mrs. Hannah, wife of Gideon G., at New-
port, in 59th year. Gazette of

George, Esq., at South Kingstown, aged 72
years.

Wanton, eldest son of Robert, at Cranston,
aged 19 years,

Robert, son of R. S., at Cranston,

Joshua Wells, printer, at Hartford, aged 28
years,

Mrs. Ann, wife of Latham, in this town. Ga-
zette of

Sept. 19,

778

Oct. 6,
April I, ]

[781
783

April 5,

[783

Dec. 31,

[796

Dec. 22,
Oct. 6,

798
800

June 13,
Sept. 19,

[801
801

May 25.

805

Dec. 3,

806

Dec. 26, ]
April 15,

807
[808

July 27, ]

808

Oct. 5, 1

811

144 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

^^''^^^l aXoS: hCllT^ Stat °^ ''■ March 6, .8,;
Andrew, at Westerly, in 50th year. Gazette ^^^ ^^ ^^^^

Mrs ■ Thomas, thrown from her car-

nao-e and injured so as to cause death, ^ov. 5, i«20

Maio? Elisha, at Hartford, Ct., aged 68 years;
the Major has long been known as pub-
lisher of the " American Mercury" one of
the oldest papers m Connecticut. Ga- ^^^^

zette 01 ^

William, at Wickford, mnholder. Gazette ^^ ^ ^^ ^^^^

Abby, wife of Caleb, at South Kingstown,

aged 23 years, . r ^ ^^r ■ iNov. , -

CharlesFrederick, son of Major John W.,m

this town, aged 4 months, , c ^u """^

John M., of Newport, son of Caleb, of bouth

Kingstown, aged 31 years, at Ambros, ^ ,0^,

Africa, ^°^'- ' ^

John Billiard, son of Col. Latham, aged i

year 6 months,
BABSON John, in this town, in 47th year. May 29, 1824

John, at Wiscasset, Me., aged 44 years, June b, i»-5

BACHE Ann D., wife of Theophilus, merchant,

at New York. Gazette of Nov. 21, i795

Benjamin Franklin, editor of the Aurora, at

Philadelphia. Gazette of Sept. 22, 1798

Theophilus, Esq., at New York, aged 78

years. Gazette of Nov. 7, 1807

Mrs. Sarah, wife of Richard and only daugh-
ter of Dr. Benjamin Franklin, at Philadel-
phia, aged 64 years, Oct. 5. 1808

Richard, native of England, m Bucks Co.,

Penn., m 74th year, July 29, 181 1

William, late of Philadelphia, at Newburg,

aged 41 years. Gazette of Sept. 11, i«i3

BACON Mrs. , wife of David. Gazette of July 3, I773

Jacob, of Woburn, wounded at Lexing-

■^ ton, ^P''^^ ^9. 1775

Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Capt. Elijah, of this

town, in 48th year, Sept. 18, 1779

George, of this town, died at sea. Gazette

of Aug. 27, 1785

Ephraim, murdered by David Comstock, at
Glocester ; he leaves a wife and three chil-
dren, Dec. 27, 1790
Persis, wife of Deacon Henry, a professor of

religion more than 50 years. Gazette of Jan. 17, 1795

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

145

BACON Deacon Henry, at an advanced age.
Gazette of

Pierpoint, at Colchester, Ct.; his will direc-
ted his fortune of $30,000 should be de-
voted to the support of the public schools.
Gazette of

Capt. Elijah, in this town, in 71st year, ( ma-
sonic honors. ) Gazette of

Job, member Society of Friends, merchant,
at Philadelphia, in 66th year. Gazette of

Capt. Elias, at St. Dommgo, aged 25 years,

Isaiah, of this town, drowned, from on board
brig Zerviah, on her passage from hence
to Norfolk,

David, at Philadelphia, in 80th year, of So-
ciety of Friends. Gazette of

Joshua, in this town, in 51st year,

Mrs. Hannah, wife of Miles, at Smithfield,
in 55th year,

Miss Hope, in this town, in 24th year,

Thomas, in 32d year,

Mrs. Lucy Elizabeth, wife of Lemont and
only child of Capt. Christopher Bentley, of
this town, at Stockbridge, Mass., aged 24
years,

Hannah, aged 15 months,

Thomas, aged 6 years,

Martha, aged 4 years, July 24th; all children
of John, at Smithfield. Gazette of

Lydia F., daughter of the late Lot, in i6th
year,

Mary, aged about 4 years, daughter of John,
at Smithheld ; she was twin sister to one
of three other children of those parents
who has died within a year. Gazette
of

John Smith, son of Joshua, in this town,
in 5th year,
BACKUS Ebenezer, at Windham, aged 50 years.
Gazette of

Mary, at Windham, Ct., aged 50 years. Ga-
zette of

Mrs. , wife of Rev. Isaac, at Middle-

boro, Mass. Gazette of

Rev. Isaac, pastor of First Baptist church,
at Middleboro, aged 83 years ; was born
at Norwich, Ct., Jan. 9, 1724 ; ordained
pastor of a Congregational church in Mid-
dleboro, April 13, 1748, began to preach,
however, Sept. 27, 1746; baptized Aug.

March 18, 1797

Jan. 31, 1 80 1

Aug. 22, 1 80 1

Sept. 12, 1 80 1
Sept. 23, 1 80 1

May 26, 1806

June 17, 1809
March 19, 18 10

Nov. 29, 1S16
Nov. 5, 1817
Sept. 3, 1 819

Jan. 17, 1820

Sept. — , 1819

July 24, 1820

Aug. 3, 1820

Aug. 17, 1820

Aug. 24, 1820

April 15, 1822

March 25, 1797

March 24, 1798

Dec. 13, 1800

146

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BACKUS :

175 1, and formed a new church, Jan. 16,
1756, and was installed June 23rd follow-
ing, and continued pastor until a short
time before his death,

Elijah, Esq., receiver of public money, at
Kaskaskius, formerly of Norwich, Ct. Ga-
zette of

E , Esq. Gazette of

Col. , at Sackett's Harbor, from

wounds received in its defence,

Dr. , president of Hamilton College,

N. Y. Gazette of

Sylvanus, Esq., aged 48 years, member elect
of Congress from Connecticut, at Pom-
fret,

Mrs. Harriet, widow of Hon. Sylvanus, at
Pomfret, Ct.. in 42d year,

Timothy, at Blomfield, N. Y., aged 69 years,
formerly of Canterbury, Ct.,
BADGER Jonathan, merchant, at Providence,

William, late of this town, at Charlestown,
S. C,

Mary, wife of Rev. Moses, of this town,

Rev. Moses, ( Episcopal ), suddenly, in this
town, in 50th year,

Nathaniel, formerly of this town, at Avryelle,
on the Red River, La.,

Hon. Joseph, at Gilmantown, N. H. Gazette
of

Thomas B. W., aged 3 years 5 months, only
child of Barbour, printer,

Louisa, daughter of P^noch, at Andover, Ct.,
in 26th year,

Mrs. Emily, wife of Edmund, Esq., at Wind-
ham, Ct., aged 44 years,

Harriet Knight, infant daughter of Barber, at
Boston, aged i year. Gazette of
BAERMASTER Admiral, in England, at an ad-
vanced age. Gazette of
BAGLP2Y Samuel, at Smithfield, suddenly. Ga-
zette of

Phebe, widow of Samuel, at Smithfield, aged
70 years. Gazette of

Ambrose, son of the late Capt. David, of
Chatham, Ct., at the hospital in New York,
in 27th year,

Marvin, of Chatham, Ct., at Charleston,
S. C, aged 21 years,

Luther, in 27th year,

Nov. 20, ]

806

Oct. 19, 1
Nov. 9, ]

811
811

June 29,

[813

Jan. II, ]

817

Feb. 4,

1817

Oct. 18,

820

April 6, 1
July 31, 1

826
774

Aug. 6,
Dec 25,

1779
[791

Sept. 19,

792

Oct. 12,

[808

Jan. 28,

1809

Sept. 15,

[819

July 14, 1

821

Aug. 22, ]

823

Sept. 15, I

824

March 26,

808

May 22,

[773

Sept. 15, 1

787

March 27,

Aug. 9,
Feb. 23,

807

808
809

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

147

BAGLEY Mrs. Sarah, wife of Luther, in 28th '
year,

William, Esq., at Pawtucket, in 77th year,
suddenly. Gazette of

Asa T., of East Greenwich, lost overboard
from schooner Gen. Hawes, of this port,
BAGNELL Benjamin, aged 84 years, of Society
of Friends, at Boston,

Sarah, widow of Benjamin, and sister of
Abraham Redwood, Esq., of Newport ;
was member of Society of Friends, at
Cranston, in 89th year,

John, the comedian, at Charleston, S. C.
Gazette of
BAILEY Capt. Samuel, at Little Compton, sud-
denly. Gazette of

Mrs. , wife of Joseph ; was safely de-
livered of her second child; her first child
wants six days of being nine months old,
at Falmouth, Casco Bay,

Peter, of South Carolina, at Newport. Ga-
zette of

Mrs. , widow of Samuel, at Middle-
town, at a very advanced age. Gazette of

Jacob, printer, in Pennsylvania, aged 51 years.
Gazette of

Richard, at Newport, in 72d year. Gazette
of

Gideon, at Warwick, in 31st year. Gazette
of

Constant, at Newport, in 84th year. Gazette
of

Easton, at Middletown. Gazette of

Mrs. Ruth, widow of Oliver, at Tiverton, in
8ist year. Gazette of

Mrs. Sarah, wife of William, and daughter
of the late Col. George Irish, at Middle-
town. Gazette of

Mrs. Hannah, widow of William, at Middle-
town, in 71st year. Gazette of

Mrs. Rebecca, wife of General Bailey, at
Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Gazette of

Mrs. Abby, wife of Wheaton, in this town,
in 2 1 St year,

Mrs. Susannah, widow of Constant, of New-
port, in 84th year,

Capt. Nathaniel, in this town, in 51st year,

Mrs. Lydia, wife of Deacon John, at Tiver-
ton, in 46th year. Gazette of

Nov. 28,

April 29,

Dec. 4,

July II,

Jan. 3,
Sept. 13,
June 17,

Jan. 9,

July 16,

Dec. 12,

Sept. 16,

March 7,

May 23,

Oct. 31,

April 23,

June 1 1,

Jan. 21,

1804

Jan. 19,

1805

Sept. 12,

1807

March 14,

1808

April 24,
May 12,

1809
1810

Dec. 29,

1810

810

815

824

773

791
794
775

785
785
789

797
801

801

801
803

803

148

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BAILEY John, oldest son of Easton, Esq., of
Middleton, at Hanover, after an illness of
two days, aged 21 years,

John, formerly of Newport, at Havana,

Isaac, Esq., at Little Compton. aged 70 years,
formerly a member of the General Assem-
bly,

William, son of Theodorus, Esq., postmaster,
of New York, aged 21 years, at Charles-
town, S. C. Gazette of

Rev. Isaac, at Ward, Mass., aged 60 years,

John Warren, of North Kingstown, aged 21
years, at St. Pierre, W. I., of yellow fever,
on board schooner William Sheldon, of this
port,

Lieut. Edmund, killed in a duel with Lieut.
Theodore O. Callaghan, in England. Ga-
zette of

Mrs. Catharine, wife of William, Esq., and
daughter of Jethro Briggs, of Newport,
aged 46 years, at Middletown, very sud-
denly,

Ezra, in 2[st year, at Little Compton. Ga-
zette of

Paul, at Newport, aged 39 years. Gazette of

Lemuel, at Newport, in 15th year. Gazette
of

Ephraim, at Little Compton, in 76th year,

Miss Ruth, at Little Compton, aged 50 years,

Mrs. , is now living at Chesterfield, N.

H., aged loi years. Gazette of

Susan Pabodie, infant daughter of Pabodie,
in this town, m 3rd year.

Miss Mary, eldest daughter of John, at New-
port, in 19th year,

Isaac, Esq., attorney at law, graduate of B.
U., 1810, in Pennsylvania. Gazette of

Mrs. Betsey, wife of Paul, at Sidney, Me.; a
suicide by hanging. Gazette of

Samuel, at Newport, aged 50 years. Gazette
of

BAILLIE Cadet , Jun., killed in action,

at Annes. Gazette of
BAINBRIDGE Capt. Joseph, U. S. Navy, at
New York. Gazette of

BAINE Capt. , of the Alfred, killed in

action off Monserrat,

Capt. William C, wounded, ( since died ), at
battle of Tippecanoe,
BAINS John, type founder, at Philadelphia,

May 25, 1812
May 26, 1812

Aug. 15, 1 813

Jan. 29, 1814
April 10, 1 814

Feb. 7, 1817
March 28, 1818

May 17, 1818

Oct. 31, 1818
May 22, 1819

Sept. 18, 1819
Jan. 10, 1820
Dec. 12, 1 82 1

Dec. 4, 1822

March 26, 1823

Oct. 28, 1823

March 3, 1824

June 8, 1825

June 22, 1825

July 21, 1 78 1

Nov. 24, 1824

April — , 1782

Nov. 7, 181 1
Aug. 18, 1790

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

149

BAIRD Michael, at New York, Fenn.; a miser

with pecuHar ideas, left a large fortune.

Gazette of

BAKER William, Esq. ; his wife died at Hill

street, Berkeley Square, London ; she was

a daughter of Mr. Penn, one of the

proprietors of Pennsylvania,

Flagg, at Boston. Gazette of

George, at Philadelphia. Gazette of

Mary, wife of Nathaniel. Gazette of

Hillary, mayor of the city, at Philadelphia.
Gazette of

Capt. Seth, of Yarmouth, Mass., aged 65
years, drowned in New Haven harbor,

Sally, daughter of Caleb, in this town, aged
27 years,

Anthony and wife, of Harwich, drowned at
Yarmouth, Mass.,

Charles, from over exertion m chasing a calf,
at Williamson Co., Tenn.,

Mary, wife of John, at Windham, Ct., Scot-
land Society ; had lived with her husband
69^ years, aged 89 years,

John, at Windham, Ct., Scotland Society, in
99th year; he was born Dec. 12, 1716; he
is the only person that has attained this
age in this Society,

Mrs. Mary A., wife of Klisha, and daughter
of Joseph Hines, at Coventry, in 26th year,

Martha Davis, infant daughter of Rev.
Luther, in this town, aged 2 years,

Lewis W., son of Capt. Lewis, of Duxbury,
Mass., aged about 20 years, on board ship
P'ame, of this port, in Straights of Sunda,

Nathaniel, at Rehoboth, in 38th year (Ma-
sonic honor.s),

Lewis, at Cheshire, Ct., aged ly years ; was
thrown from his carriage.

Mrs. , murderecl by two slaves, at

Maryland. Gazette of

Mrs. Dinah, widow of Thomas, at Cranston,
in 78th year,

Lucinda M., daughter of William, in this
town, in 19th year,

George Tew, son of the late Capt. Thomas,
of Warren, at Hav^ana, from on board ship
Columbia of Bristol, Gazette of

Benjamin, at Newport, aged 87 years. Ga-
zette of

William, son of Eliza, aged about 28 years.

July 6, 1 8 16

May 16, 1772

June 17, 1775

Oct. 26, 1793

IVLirch I, 1794

Oct. 6, 1798

July 15, 181 1

April 30, 18 1 2

Dec. 20, 1812

July 3, 1814

March 24, 18 14

F"eb. 26, 1 81 5

June i2, 1816

P^eb. 7, 1818

Aug. — , 1 8 19

Oct. 28, 1819

June 29, 1820

Sept. 14, 1820

Oct. 8, 1820

March 10, 1821

June 9, 1 82 1

Jan. 12, 1822
Aug. 2, 1822

2 50 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BAKER Ebenezer, at Tiverton, aged 26 years.

Gazette of Jan. 18, 1823

Abiel, at Cumberland, aged 63 years, July 30. 1823

E. R., formerly of Dorcester, aged 33 years,

at Evansville, Ind. Gazette of Nov. 12, 1823

Samuel, from Cape Cod, aged between 30

and 40 years ; had arrived at Hartford m

a vessel and walked from that place here

where he died suddenly,
Mrs. Rebecca, drowned in the wreck of ship

Sabine,
Mrs. Mind well D., wife of Burton of Scitu-

ate and daughter of John McNeil of Ash-
ford, Mass., in this town, in 27th year,
Francis, editor of " Mississipian" ; was on his

way to visit some friends in New Jersey,

and murdered on his way in Kentucky.

Gazette of
, child of Joseph, died from eating the

root of Hog Sicily, at New York. Gazette

of
Mrs. Lillis, widow of Jesse, at Warren, in 8ist

year. Gazette of
BALC'H Rev. Thomas, aged 63 years, at Ded-

ham. Gazette of
Timothy, late of Newport. Gazette of
Israel, died at Halifax, a prisoner of war

between Nov. 23, 1776, and
Mrs. Mary, wife of Nathaniel, and daughter

of Rev. Dr. Stillman, at Boston, aged 34

years. Gazette of
Nathaniel, at Boston, formerly of this town,
Mrs. Susan, widow of Timothy, removed to

this town from Newport, at the time of

the l^ritish occupation, in 76th year,
BALDERSON Capt. J. B., of the sloop of war

Parthian, aged 29 years ; shot by James

Smith, who claimed he had be^n disrated,

in England. Gazette of March 25, 1809

BALDWIN Capt. Abel, in 31st year, last week,

at Providence, came from Newtown, Ct.

Gazette of April 28, 1787

Henry, at Shrewsbury, in 72d year, whose

mother aged 96, followed him to the grave.

Gazette of Dec. 19, 1789

Mr. , at Philadelphia. Gazette of Oct. 26, 1793

Isaac, Esq , aged 94 years; said to be the

oldest person in Litchfield County, Ct.;

was graduate of Yale, 1735, at Litchfield.

Gazette of Feb. 23, 1805

Sept. 25,

1824

Nov. 3,

1824

Nov. 5,

1824

Dec. 8,

1824

June 22,

1825

Aug. 27,

1825

Jan. 29,
April 20,

1774
1776

Dec. 26,

1777

Nov. 15,
Sept. 18,

1800
1808

July 24,

1811

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS I51

BALDWIN Thomas, Jan., son of Rev. Dr. Bald-
win, at Boston, aged 21 years. Gazette of June 29, 1805

Hon. Abraham, U. S. Senator from Georgia,

at Washington. Gazette of March 21, 1807

Col. Loammi, at Woburn, Mass., in 63d

year. Gazette of Nov. 7. 1807

Mrs. Mary, wife of Capt. Phineas, at Litch-
field, Ct., aged 64 years, June 21, 1817

Capt. Phineas, aged 69 years, at Litchfield,

Ct., July 27, 1817

Dr. Lyman N., at Grenville, Mass., aged 23
years.; fell in the barn the 17th, and so in-
jured his head that he remained uncon-
scious until F"eb. 23, when he died, Feb. 23, 181 8

Mrs. Peggy, wife of John, and daughter of
the late Rev. Nehemiah Williams, of Brim-
field, Mass., at Pawtucket, aged 42 years, Nov. 22, 1818

Abigail, daughter of Josiah, aged 9 years,

her clothes took fire, at Boston, Dec. 19, 1818

Dr. William, U. S. Navy, at Franklin, Miss., Sept. i, 1819

Capt. Thomas, of New Providence, killed by

being run over by his wagon, Oct. 27, 1821

Isaac, killed by the cavmg of a bank, near

Rochester, N. Y., Aug. 9, 1822

Deacon Benjamin, at North Bradford, Ct.,

aged 44 years, April 15, 1823

Benjamin, Jun., son of Deacon Benjamin, at

North Bradford, Ct., aged 22 years, April 22, 1823

Miss Lovicy, daughter of Deacon Benjamin,

at North Bradford, Ct., aged 20 years, April 24, 1823

Nehemiah W., son of John, at Pawtucket, in

23rd year, Sept. 21, 1824

Rev. Thomas, at Waterville, Me., aged 72
years, pastor of Second Baptist Society,
of Boston, Aug. 29, 1825

BALF"OUR Hon. William, at Frederickton, N.
B., aged 53 years ; Major General of the
Staff of the Army of British North
America ; President of H. B. M. Council
and Commander-in-chief of the province of
New Brunswick. Gazette of P'eb. i, 1812

BALKCOM Enoch, at Norton, aged 41 years, Aug. 8, 1808

Samuel, at Attleboro, aged 80 years. Ga-
zette of Feb. 17, 1 8 10

David, at Seekonk, in 55th year. Gazette of July 6, 18 16

Miss Matilda, daughter of Daniel, at Attle-
boro, aged 16 years, Oct. 14, 1822

Everett, Esq., attorney at law, at Attleboro,

aged 27 years, a graduate of B. U., 1817, Dec. 19, 1823

152 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BALL Miss , sister of Capt. Ball, of

West Springfield, aged 16 years ; a sleigh

in which she with others were crossing the

Connecticut river, broke through the ice

and she was carried under and drowned.

Gazette of Jan. 3, 1807

Mrs. , at Bristol, aged 85 years. Ga-
zette of Feb. 21, 1807
Sir Alexander, Governor of Malta, one of

Nelson's captains at the battle of Aboukir,

at Malta, Nov. — , 1809

William, Esq., at Philadelphia. Gazette of June 9, 1810

Harris, ordinary seaman, killed on board

frigate Chesapeake, in action with the

Shannon, June i, 181 3

Anstress, wife of William and daughter of

the late William C. Hutton, at Seekonk,

in 26th year. May 17, 18 16

Mrs. Anstress S., wife of Wilham, and daugh-
ter of the late William C. Hutton, at See-
konk, in 27th year. Gazette of June i, 1816
Davis, drowned in Ohio. Gazette of May i, 1S19
BALLARD Edward J., acting lieutenant, killed

on board frigate Chesapeake, m action with

the Shannon, June i, 1813

Daniel C, at Boston, senior partner and edi-
tor of Patriot and Chronicle. Gazette of Dec. 4, 1820
Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Benjamin, aged about

25 years, at Sales Co., N. C. ; shot herself

with a musket, a deliberate suicide, Oct. 27, 1823

BALLOU Jonathan, at Providence, Oct. 2, 1770

Peter, at Sraithfield. Gazette of May 14, 1774

Mrs. , widow of Jonathan. Gazette of July 5, 1783

Nathan, son of Rev. Abner, at Cumberland,

in 29th year, Aug. 13, 17S7

Lucy, wife of David. Gazette of Oct. 10, 1795

Major Reuben, in 56th year, in this town, Sept. 19, 1803

Levi, at Cumberland, aged about 50 years,

one of the representatives in the General

Assembly. Gazette of July 20, 1805

Rev. Abner, at Cumberland, in 8ist year;

had been a member of a Baptist Church

51 years and its pastor 35 years, Jan. 4, 1806

Mrs. Beulah, widow of the late Elder Abner,

at Cumberland, aged 75 years. Gazette of June 25, 1808
Leonard, aged 60 years, a Baptist minister in

Virginia; he was found dead under a tree

with his Bible under his arm. Gazette of July 29, 1S09

Mrs. Amey, wife of Dr. Peter, at Smithfield,

in 35th year; has left six children, Jan. 11, 1815

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

153

BALLOU Cyrus, at Cumberland, in 27th year,
Moses, at Smithfield, in 73d year,
Mrs. Louisa, wife of Welcome, and daughter
of the late Col. Welcome Jillson of Cum-
berland, at New Marlboro, N. H., in 19th
year,
Capt. Otis, formerly of Cumberland, at Smith-
field. Gazette of
Abigail, wife of Oliver, at Woonsocket Hill,

in 55th year,
Eben Leeland, son of William, in this town,

in 4th year,
James, at Cumberland, in 36th year,
Flavins, at Cumberland, aged 49 years,

BALLS Miss , in London, aged 60 'years ;

was a great lover of goats ; had no less
than 25 living in the house with her. Ga-
zette of
BAMPFYLDE Sir Charles, shot by a person
named Moreland who instantly shot him-
self ; his wife had been house-keeper for
Sir Charles nine years and Moreland be-
coming jealous took this mode of revenge.
Gazette of
BANCKER Gerard, Esq., Treasurer of New

York State, in 59th year. Gazette of
BANCROFT Eliza, wife of Thomas, Esq., and
only sister of Thomas P. Ives of this town,
at Salem,
Thomas, supercargo of ship Hercules of this
port, at Canton, China, aged 42 years ; was
formerly clerk of Court of Common Pleas
for this Co. (Salem Gazette). Gazette of
BANGS Hon. Edward, First Associate Justice
for the Western District, at Worcester, aged
63 years.
Miss Anna Linda, daughter of the late Judge
Bangs, at Worcester, aged 22 years. Ga-
zette of
BANKS Rt. Hon. Sir Joseph, President of the
Royal Society, at his home. Spring Grove,
near H on n slow,
BANNEKER Iknijamin (colored), at Baltimore,
in 73d year ; was a noted astronomer and
mathematician and had calculated for sev'-
eral almanacs. Gazette of
BANNISTER John, at Newport, aged about 60
years,

Mr. , the comedian, in London,

John, Esq., at Newport. Gazette of

March 7, 18 16
Sept. 30, 1820

Oct. 24, 1820

Oct. 20, 1 82 1

Dec. 12, 1821

June 30, 1822

Nov. 18, 1823

March 12, 1824

P^eb. 28, 1824

May 28, 1823
March 2, 1799

Jan. 13, 1 80 1

March 26, 1808
June 28, 1 81 8
Feb. 22, 1823
June 19, 1820

Nov. 15, 1806

Nov. 10, 1767
Oct. 23, 1804
Nov. 28, icS07

154 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BANNISTER Oscar, aged 13 years, at Maiden,
Mass., a sudden cold from bathing. Ga-
zette of July 31, 1824
BANKSON Benjamin, of the State Department,

at Philadelphia. Gazette of Sept. 26, 1795

Col. John, at Baltimore, a Revolutionary sol-
dier. Gazette of June 18, 1814
BAPTIST Michael, at Newport, in 45th year.

Gazette of P'eb. 12, 1803

BAOUE Etiene, otherwise called Le Santito,
aged 124 years ; some called him 200 years
old, but it is known he was born in 1700 ;
he was a pilgrmi for many years among the
Pyrenees ; he subsisted by alms and lived
a simple, innocent life. Gazette of Dec. 18, 1824

BARBA James, son of Nicholas, killed by sol-
diers near Black Rock, Buffalo, N. Y. Ga-
zette of Sept. 10, 1 814
BARBER Wilkes, son of Nathaniel, baptized at

Boston, Oct. 19, 1766

Capt. William, of Charlestown; his son killed

at Lexington, April 19, 1775

Elder Benjamin, at Richmond, aged 32 years.
Gazette of Nov. 26, 1796

Thomas, at Baltimore, of the fever. Gazette

of Oct. 19, 1799

Henry, P2sq., editor of the Newport Mercury,
at Newport, in 53d year. Gazette of Sept. 20, 1800

Joseph, printer, late of New York, at Am-

well, N. J. Gazette of June 14, 1806

Edmund, at Newport, in 57th year. Gazette

of Oct. 10, 1807

John, at Albany, one of the editors of the
Albany Register and the State Printer.
Gazette of July 2^, 1808

Robert, at Albany, in 42d year. May 31, 181 2

Miss Phebe, at Portsmouth, in 59th year, ot

Society of PViends, Jan. 5, 1820

Jonathan, at Hartford, aged 46 years. Ga-
zette of Dec. 7, 1822

Mrs. Hannah, wife of Ebenezer, at Worces-
ter, aged 36 years. Gazette of Feb. 22, 1823
BARBOUR Col. Thomas, at Barbourville, Va.,
in 90th year, father of the present Secre-
tary of War; was a member of the House
of Burgesses that protested against the
Stamp Act in 1760, May 16, 1825
BARCLAY Joseph, aged 50 years, and his three
sons: John, 24, Benjamin, 21, Joseph, 13,
suffocated in a well at Warwick, Penn.
Gazette of Sept. 12, 1767

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

155

BARCLAY Alexander, collector of customs, at
Philadelphia,

Mrs. Mollison, granddaughter of Robert, au-
thor of "Apology for People called Qua-
kers," at Edinburgh,

Mrs. Rachel, wife of David, Esq., in England.
Gazette of

Beverley Robinson, son of the British Con-
sul, at New York. Gazette of

James, merchant, at Philadelphia, in 58th
year. Gazette of
BARDIN Comfort, at Providence, a child* of his,
aged 3 years, burnt to death, fell into the
fire,

Mrs. Ann, widow of Charles, P2sq., at New-
port, had nearly completed her 94th year.
Gazette of

Comfort, in this town, aged 73 years,
BARDINF: William, in 39th year. Gazette of

Mrs. Abigail, wife of William, m this town,
in 52d year,

Chloe, widow of Comfort, in this town, in

• 78th year,

Timothy, in this town, in 27th year,
BARD LEY Hon. John Beale, of Maryland, at

Philadelphia, in 77th year. Gazette of
BARGE Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Jacob, P:sq., at
Philadelphia, in 79th year. Gazette of

Jacob, at Philadelphia, in 87th year,
BARING Sir Francis, member of House of Com-
mons, and banker, in England, in 74th year;
has left many children,
BARKER Ebenezer, Esq., at Methuen, Mass.,

Mary, widow. Gazette of

Margaret, widow of Capt. James, late of Mid-
dletovvn, at Lanesborough, Mass., in her
85th year. Gazette of

Peleg, Sen., Esq., at Newport, in 78th year.
Gazette of

Abraham, at Tiverton. Gazette of

Mrs. Abigail, mother of Mr. Barkei^, and
sister of Rev. Dr. Rogers, Professor of
Oratory in University of Penn., at Charles-
ton, S. C, after an illness of 11 days; af-
fection for her son, her only child, caused
her removal to this place,

William, in this town, in 68th year. Gazette
of

Peleg, Esq., in 51st year, at Newport. Ga-
zette of

Jan.

12,

1771

Oct.

II,

1781

Sept.

29,

1792

June

25,

1803

Feb.

17,

1810

Aug. 24,

Sept. 7,
Jnne 21,
Oct. 12,

April 26,

Jan. 7,
June 1 1,

Feb.* 18,

June 23,
Aug. cS,

Sept. II,

Feb. 26,

March 21,

May 28,

March 22,
June 3,

769

805
811
811

819

820
821

804

804
808

810
771
778

785

794
797

Sept. 27, 1797
Feb. 10, 1798
Aug. 25. 1798

256 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BARKER Miss Polly, at Boston. Gazette of

Edward, at Middletown, in 62d year, very
suddenly. Gazette of

Mrs. Rebecca, widow of John, at Middle-
town, in 87th year. Gazette of

Hannah, daughter of Joshua, in i8th year,
at Newport. Gazette of

Miss Susannah, at Newport. Gazette of

Hon. Josiah, merchant, at Nantucket, sud-
denly, aged 75 years. Gazette of

Mrs. Hannah, wife of Joshua, at Newport,
aged 56 years. Gazette of

Mrs. Bethiah, widow of William, aged 'J^
years. Gazette of

George Tew, son of Capt. Richard, of New-
port, aged 18 years, at Havana,

Miss Mary, in 60th year, at Tiverton,

Matthew, at Newport, in 78th year. Gazette
of

Joshua, at Newport, aged 'j'i years. Gazette of

Major General John, at Philadelphia, aged 72
years, a soldier of the Revolution. Ga-
zette of

Joseph P., aged 26 years, son of Matthew, of
Middletown, at Savannah, Ga.,

Jeremiah B., of this town, at sea, from on
board brig Juno of this port. Gazette of

Mrs. Polly, wife of Capt. Stephen, at New-
port, aged 49 years,

David, at Middletown, Ct., in 71st year,

Mrs. Esther, native of Rhode Island, at Sa-
vannah, Ga. Gazette of

Ruth, wife of Hiram, in this town, in 28th
year,

Daniel W., of Newport, at Portsmouth, aged
48 years. Gazette of

Sherman, at Newport, in 37th year,

Joshua, Jun.. at Newport, aged 50 years,

Joshua, formerly of Middletown, at Newport,
aged 84 years,

William P'rederic, son of Major Cyrus, in this
town, aged i year 9 months,

Charles, at Newport Asylum, aged 53 years,

Joseph, Esq., of Delaware, formerly of Pitts-
burg, Penn., near Smyrna, Del. ; was an
officer of artillery in the Revolution, June 13,

Mrs. Eliza, wife of Noah, Jun., and daughter
of the late William Mills, at Newport, aged
27 years. Gazette of July 2,

Sarah, widow of 13enjamin, at Newport, aged
79 years. Gazette of Aug. 24,

Sept. 29,

1798

Sept. 28,

[799

May 24, ]

800

Aug. 16,
July 16,

[800
[803

July 30,

[803

Dec. 17,

1803

vlarch 22,

1806

July 7,
May 8,

[809
[812

Aug. 19,
Aug. 26,

1815
1815

April 18,

[818

Oct. 14,

[818

Oct. 24,

[818

Dec. 7,
Sept. 8,

1818
[819

Oct. 2,

[820

Dec. 7,

[821

Jan. 30,
Oct. 24,
Dec. 28, ]

[822
822
822

July 15. 1

823

Sept. 2, ]
Dec. 31, 1

823

824

82s

825
825

PEOVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 157

BARLING James, a native of England, drowned

at Bath. Me., aged 35 years. Gazette of July 23, 1823

BARLOW Capt. Moses, of Newport, at Havana, Nov. 29, 18 10

-^Jesse, at Newport, aged 68 vears, Dec. 10, 181 5

Joel, late U. S. minister to the French court,

on his way from VVilna to Paris. Gazette of March 13, 1813

Calvin, drowned off Seaconnet Point ; was of

Newport, aged 44 years, May 7, 1823

Mrs. , widow of Hon. Joel, late our

minister to France, at her seat near Wash-
ington. Gazette of June 13, 1818
BARNARD Capt. Matthew, at his house in Sise
Lane, London ; distinguished himself at
the taking of Quebec, and at other places;
Nov. 6, 1762. Gazette of Feb. 19, 1763

Benjamin, died at Halifax (in irons) ; a pris-
oner of war between Nov. 23. 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

Capt. Matthew, in 36th year, at Nantucket.

Gazette of April 9, 1785

Joseph, at Deerfield. Gazette of Sept. 24, 1803

Rev. Dr. Thomas, Lord Bishop of Limerick,
Andrest and Agabadoe, in Ireland, aged
87 years. Gazette of Sept. 14, 1805

Capt. Moses of Boston, captain of ship To-
paz, at Java Head. Gazette of June 14, 1806

Mrs. Judith, widow, at an advanced age, at

Nantucket, Feb. 24, 181 2

Mrs. Mary, is now living at Amherst, N. H.,

aged 10 1 years. Gazette of Dec. 4, 1822

Dr. Edward, at Salem, aged 67 years. Ga-
zette of Dec. 21, 1822
BARNP:S Mrs. Lucy, sister to Mrs. Sarah Mott,

wife of Elijah, in 31st year, at Preston, Ct., Aug. 16, 1773

Levi, of Barrington, drowned in crossing the

river from Warwick ui a boat, Feb. 25, 1778

Peleg, of Barrington, drowned in crossing

the river from Warwick in a boat, Feb. 25, 1778

Mr. , at Philadelphia. Gazette of Oct. 12, 1793

Thomas, at Barrmgton, in 88th year. Ga-
zette of July 12, 1800

Samuel, at Barrington, in 45th year. Gazette
of Sept. 3, 1803

Col. Richard, of St. Mary's Co., Md., at Balti-
more ; in his will he frees his negroes, be-
tween 300 and 400, three years after his
decease, provided they behave themselves.
Gazette of May 12, 1804

John, at North Providence, at an advanced

age. Gazette of Nov. 10, 1804

iro VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BARNES ^Irs. Rachel, wife of Rev. Dr. Barnes,

at Scituate. Mass., aged 17 years. Gazette ^^^^ _^^ ^^^^

Tohn, at Darne, Ct.. at a training, aged i8
years, from the discharge of a fire-arm. ^^^ ^^^^

Gazette of ^ , t- i q^

Mrs. Alice widow of Enoch, Esq., aged ^o

years, at Smithfield, u ^.

Col. William, of the ist Massachusetts ^ , ,o^„

Militia, at Havana. Gazette of June 3, 1809
Rev. David, D. D., at Scituate, Mass., m 8ist

year and 57th of his mmistry, Apiil 26, ibii

Rev. Mr., at Scituate, Mass., at an advanced ^^^ ^^^^

3.0'G

David Leonard, Judge of the United States

District Court, for Rhode Island district,

acred 52 years; was a native of Scituate

Mass., son of Rev. David, D. D., graduated

at Harvard and commenced the practice ot

law, at Taunton, ^, ^ Nov. 3. 1812

William, of the theatre, at Boston, suddenly, j. i^^.

aged 33 years, i^e . 3, j

Frances L., second daughter of the late

Judge Barnes, in this town, aged 22 years, Aug. i«, ibi3
Miss Parmelia, at Barrington, in 15th year, ^ ,^tc

suddenly, ^ ^ ^ „ ^^ J^"' 9' ^'^^5

Samuel, at Barrington, of the fever. Gazette ^^ ^^^^

Robert, at N ew York, aged 3 5 years, a suicide,
leaves wife and seven children. Gazette
of Aug. 24, 1816

Michael, an Irishman ; he was tied to his

horse to convey him to prison for robbery,

when the horse took fright and before the^

man could be rescued he was killed, in

Pennsylvania. Gazette of May 31, 1817

Major Thomas, a pensioner of the Revolu-
tion, and his wife, at Salem ; it is stated

that meeting Major Barnes in the alms

house, first suggested to President Munroe

the recommendation of pensioning these

heroes of the Revolution. Gazette of April 7, ib2i

Daniel, at Attleboro, a soldier of the Revolu- ^ ^ . ^

tion, in 65th year. Gazette of Feb. 6, 1822

Samuel W., son of Lemuel, aged 11 years,

drowned in the mill pond, at Weston. Ga-
zette of J""^ 29, 1822
Jonathan, at Smithfield, aged 34 years, July 24, 1822
Danford, at Boston, aged 24 years. Gazette

of ^ April 5, 1823

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 159

BARNES Capt. Lincoln, at Ilingham, aged 34
years ; from a fall at the unstepping of a
mast, lived 32 hours, June 22, 1823

Daniel Leonard, son of George L., Esq., at

Smithfield, aged 11 months, Aug. 14, 1823

Col. Levi, at Smithfield, in 73rd year, June 8, 1824

BARNETT Dr. William, at Elizabethtown, N.

J., in 63rd year, last week. Gazette of Dec. 25, 1790

Mrs. , widow of Dr. Harnett, of Eliza-
bethtown, at Newark. Gazette of Oct. 24, 1795
BARNEY Mrs. Sarah, wife of Capt. Joseph, at

Taunton, in 46th year. Gazette of June 13, 1795

Mrs. Sally, wife of Nathaniel and daughter
of James Bushee, of Warren, at Rehoboth.
Gazette of April 25, 1801

Samuel, at New Haven. Gazette of Aug. 3, 1805

Mrs. Ann, wife of the commodore, at Bal-
timore, July 25, 1808

Nathaniel, formerly of Newport, at Albany,
N. Y., of Society of Friends, aged 80
years. May 6, 1809

Nathaniel, at Seekonk, aged 55 years ; he
served in Col. Jackson's regiment in the
Revolution, and received a wound in the
body, at Yorktown, July 3, 18 12

Mrs. Hannah, wife of Alexander, at Cumber-
land, aged 38 years, Aug. 12, 1812

Commodore Joshua, late of Baltimore, at
Pittsburg, Penn.; served in the Revolution
and war of 1812 ; was on his way to Ken-
tucky with his family, Nov. 26, 18 18

George W., son of Cromwell, in 19th year, Jan. 18, 1819

Mrs. Hannah, wife of Benajah, Esq., in 78th

year, at Rehoboth, P'eb. 8, 1820

Oliver C, son of Cromwell, in this town, aged

34 years, Sept. 10, 1820

Mrs. Dorcas, wife of Ebenezer, Esq., at War-
wick, aged about 45 years, Sept. 18, 1820

Barbara, wife of Israel, in 47th year, Jan. 12, 1821

Capt. John, of Wickford, at New Orleans.

Gazette of Feb. 24, 182 1

Rachel, wife of Christopher, at Rehoboth, in
64th year, March 20, 1821

Capt. Jacob, at Taunton, aged 78 years, Aug. 29, 1821

Capt. Joseph, at Taunton, aged 90 years, Oct. 4, 1821

Mary Elizabeth, daughter of the late O. C,

in this town, in 3d year, Nov. 21, 1821

Riley D., son of Lyman, in this town, aged

10 mos. 10 days, Sept. 2, 1824

Cromwell, in this town, aged 54 years, Feb. 14, 1824

160

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BARNP:Y Miss Patience M., daughter of the
late Comfort, at Warren, in 23d year. Ga-
zette of
BARNHAM Daniel, quartermaster, killed on
board frigate Chesapeake in action with
the Shannon,

BARNHILL Mr. , Jr., at Philadelphia.

Gazette of
BARNUM Rev. Caleb, in 40th year, late minis-
ter of the Gospel at Taunton, at Pittsfield,
BARR Alexander, found murdered in the ruins

of his burnt house, at Savannah, Ga.,
BARREIT Samuel, LL. D., at Boston. Gazette
of

Dea. Samuel, at Boston, aged jG years. Ga-
zette of

Mrs. Susanna, wife of Nathan, and eldest
daughter of Hezekiah Olney, formerly of
this town, at Pomfret, Ct., in 27th year,

Samuel, second mate of the brig Unanimis
of Boston, at sea, on passage from Jamaica,
aged 23 years. Gazette of

Giles L., formerly of the theatre, at Boston,
aged 65 years. Gazette of

Edward, second son of Urban, aged 12 years,
killed by lightning, at Southington, Ct.,

Mrs. Hannah, widow of Dea. Samuel of Bos-
ton, in this town,

William, killed by lightning, at Penfield, N.
Y., while standing under an oak tree in a
field where he had been at work. Gazette
of

Mrs. Starr, a Jewess, at Charleston, S. C,
aged 120 years,

Capt. John, at Bristol,

Mary Elizabeth, infant daughter of Jeremiah
S., of New Orleans, in this town,
BARRIP2 Mr. and Mrs. and two children, perish-
ed in the burning of the transport Abeona,
at sea. Gazette of
BARRINGER Charles C, at Philadelphia, aged

64 years. Gazette of
BARRINGTON , the celebrated pick-
pocket, at Botany Bay, early in this present
year,
BARRON Mrs. Ann, wife of Lieut. William, of
the American Navy, at Taunton. Gazette
of

Commodore Samuel, U. S. Navy, at Hamp-
ton, Va., of apople.xy. Gazette of

Sept. 3, 1825

June I, 1813
Oct. 26, 1793
Aug. 23, 1776
Dec. 9, 1801
Sept. I, 1798
Sept. 8, 1798

June 12, 1802

Nov. 5, 1803
Nov. 25, 1809
June 19, 1 8 10

Jan. 18, 1814

June 27, 1 8 18

Jan. 9, 1820
Aug. 9, 1823

Aug. 21, 1823

March 14, 1821
Oct. 4, 1806

1802

March 29, 1777
Nov. 10, 1 8 10

PROVIDENCE GAZP:TTE— DEATHS 161

BARROWS Joseph, at Attleboro, a suicide, had

been deranged for several years. Gazette

of July 27, 1771

(Is called John in the preceding paper.)
Mrs. Sarah, wife of John, at Dighton, aged

73 years, Nov. 25. 1809

Mrs. Lucy, wife of Comfort, of the fever, at

Attleboro, in 38th year, Dec. 21, 181 5

Mrs. Hannah, at Attleboro, of the fever, in

69th year, Dec. 28. 181 5

Simeon, at Attleboro, in 65th year, Jan. 14, 18 16

Ezra, son of Ezra, at Attleboro, in 7th year, Jan. 18, 18 16

John, aged 81 years, at Wellington, Mass.,

father of Dr. Thomas M., of this town, July 24, 18 16

Ezra, at Attleboro, in 50th year, Aug. 12, 181 7

Mrs. Sarah, wife of Dr. Thomas M., in this

town, aged 46 years, Jan. 26, 1818

BARRY Caleb, died at Halifax, a prisoner of

war, between Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

John, Esq., at Philadelphia. Gazette of Oct. 31, 1795

Hon. Isaac, in England ; member of parlia-
ment and celebrated for the part he took

in the American cause, in the war of the

Revolution; was blind for several years

before he died. Gazette of Oct. 9, 1802

Com. John, at Philadelphia, Aug. 13, 1803

James, Esq., native of Ireland, a merchant,

of Baltimore, at New York. Gazette of Jan. 23, 1808

Redmond, private, killed on board frigate

Chesapeake in action with the Shannon, June i, 1813

Walter, at Brooklyn, N. Y., aged 64 years;

killed by an unruly bull. Gazette of Oct. 2, 1813

BARSTOW Miss Lydia, at Taunton, in i8th

year. Gazette of Jan. 16, 1790

Sally, daughter of Caleb, aged 14 years, Sept. 24, 1791

Sylvania, daughter of Caleb, aged 17 years, Sept. 26, 1791

Caleb, formerly of this town, an ingenious ship-
wright, at East Windsor, Ct., suddenly,

aged 53 years, March 17, 1800

Joseph, of Duxbury. Gazette of April 24, 1813

Sophia, wife of Nathaniel, in 25th year, in

this town, July 6, 18 17

James Munroe, son of Capt. James, at

Rochester, Mass., aged 16 months, Oct. 6, 1821

Capt. Caleb, at Marietta, O., aged 52 years,

formerly of this town. Gazette of Dec. 17, 1823

Russell, son of Capt. Caleb, at Marietta, O.,

aged 29 years, formerly of this town, Ga-
zette of Dec. 17, 1823

162

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BARTHOLOMEW John, at Philadelphia, sugar
boiler. Gazette of

BARTLETT Mr. , of Kingston, died on

board the Maidstone frigate, a prisoner of
war. Gazette of

Ruth, wife of Elisha, Esq., of Glocester, in
31st year. Gazette of

Isaac, merchant, late of Charleston and for-
merly of this place, at Hartford, aged 35
years. Gazette of

Josiah, in New Hampshire, a former gover-
nor of that state. Gazette of

Mr. , at Woolwich, Eng., a superan-
nuated carpenter of the navy ; although in
perfect health he confined himself to his
room for 23 years ; would allow no one to
see him but his close relatives ; wore only
his dressing gown ; had no fire or light in
his room, winter or summer ; he shaved
not, or combed his hair, or cut his nails; his
hair became matted as hard as a board, his
nails crooked like a hook and longer than
his fingers, presenting altogether an un-
usual aspect for a human being. Gazette
of

Elisha, Esq., at Smithfield, in 62d year.

Dr. George F., in Georgia, aged 40 years, a
native of Rhode Island. Gazette of

Mrs. Susannah, wife of Abner, at Cumber-
land, in 26th year. Gazette of

Oliver, at Smithfield, aged 34 years,

George, at Smithfield, aged 32 years,

Moses, son of Moses H., in this town,

Betsey, drowned m the River Kennebec with
her husband elect,

John, of Boston, at Roxbury, aged 86 years.
Gazette of

Mrs. Waite, at Smithfield, in 42d year. Ga-
zette of

BARTON Mrs. , aged 80 years, at New-
castle, Eng. ; burnt to ashes as she sat in
her chair,

Andrew, of Pawtuxet; his child fell into a
kettle of boiling water, died three days af-
ter. Gazette of

Mrs. , wife of Seth,

Andrew, at Warwick, in 67th year. Gazette of

Frances, aged 107 years, at Derbyshire, Eng.
Gazette of

July 17, 1802

March 21, 1778
March 6, 1784

Oct. II, 1794
June 6, 1795

June 28, 1800
May 16, 1804

Aug. 23, 1806

Feb. 7, 1807

Feb. 5, 1812

Feb. 22, 1812

Sept. 4, 1 8 17

Nov. 16, 1822

Jan. 29, 1823

April 9, 1825

Feb. 13, 1 77 1

Feb. 25, 1775

Aug. 23, 1780

March 12, 1785

Dec. II, 1790

►larch 23,

1791

Feb. 1 1,

1797

Oct. —

1797

Aug. 18,

1 80S

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 163

BARTON Mrs. Rebecca, wife of Col. David, at

Warren, in 3 2d year,
Mrs. Ruth, wife of Capt. Joseph, at Warren.

Gazette of
Benjamin, son of Brig. Gen. Barton, of this

town, at Port-au-Riffe, W. I., aged 24 years,
Sarah, widow of Andrew, at Cranston, in 89th

year,
William, Esq., at Warren, aged 64 years ; was

formerly Chief Justice of the Court of

Common Pleas for Bristol Co., Aug. 15, 1809

Mrs. Ann, wife of John, Jun., in this town,

in 24th year. May 25, 181 1

James, of Warren, at Havana. Gazette of Sept. 14, 181 1

Miss Ann, daughter of John, in 25th year, Oct. i, 1812

William, formerly of this town, at Kndfield,

Ct., in 46th year, Jan. 16, 181 8

Mary Ann, second daughter of the late Capt.

Rufus, in this town, m i6th year, April 15, [821

Mrs. Polly, wife of John, Esq., at Warwick,

in 47th year ; in a fit of insanity drowned

herself in a well. Gazette of Aug. 4, 1821

Charlotte Abbey, daughter of David, in 6th

year, Nov. 28, 1821
, daughter of B , aged 1 1 years,

killed by lightning, at New Salem, Mass., June i, 1822

George W., at Bath, Me., aged 37 years. Ga-
zette of Dec. 4, 1822
Joshua, U. S. District Attorney for Missouri,

at St. Louis ; killed in a duel by Thomas

C. Rector; cause, a newspaper article, June 30, 1823

Capt. Joseph, at Warren, aged 65 years, Nov. 9, 1823

Mrs. Lois, widow of Capt. Benjamin, at War-
ren, in 92d year. Gazette of Nov. 19, 1823
Robert Carver, son of Gen. William, of this

town, aged 42 years ; served in campaign

against the Indians in the late war; mar-
ried in Ohio, leaves wife and five children,

near Marietta, O., Sept. — , 1824

Mrs. Sally, wife of ¥Ader William, late of

Somerset, at Taunton, aged 49 years. Ga-
zette of Nov. 6, 1824
Capt. Joseph, of Portland. Me., formerly of

Rhode Island, aged 35 years, at Cape Mes-

surado, Jan. 17, 1825

David J. C, son of David, aged 10 years 10

mos., in this town, Jan. 19, 1825

BARTRAM Archibald, printer, at Philadelphia, June 26, 1808

Moses, at Philadelphia, in 78th year, suddenly.

Gazette of Jan. 6, 18 10

164

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BARTRAM Joseph, of Black Rock, P^airfield,
Ct. ; upset from a small boat in which he
went fishing, Nov. 11,1817

BASCOM Rev. Jonathan, at Orleans, Mass., in
67th year, and 35th of his ministry. Ga-
zette of April 4, 1807
BASS Benjamin, died at Halifax, a prisoner of

war, between Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

Philip, died at Halifax, a prisoner of war, be-
tween Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

Mrs. Mary, widow of Dr. John. Gazette of Oct. 17, 1778

John, of the house of James & Bass, at Bos-
ton. Gazette of Sept. i, 1798

William, of Boston, merchant, lately arrived
from the West Indies, in this town. Ga-
zette of May 3, 1800

Rt. Rev. Edward, S. T. D., Bishop of Massa-
chusetts and Rhode Island ; born in Dor
Chester, Mass., Nov. 23, 1726; Harvard
graduate, 1744; rector St. Paul's Church,
Newburyport, 51 years; died Sept. 10,
1803. Gazette of Feb. 9, 1805

Rt. Rev. Dr. , Episcopal Bishop of

Massachusetts, at Newburyport, aged y8

years. Gazette of Sept. 17, 1803

John, of this town, aged 23 years, drowned

on passage to Newport, May 5, 1812

Ebenezer P., of Barnstable, while on passage
from Boston to Wilmmgton threw himself
overboard and was drowned ; he left a wife
and six children, Nov, 4, 1817

BASTO Miss Harriet, in 28th year, Jan. 17, 1815

BASTOW Mary, wife of William. Gazette of April 8, 1786

James M., son of Samuel, in this town, aged

23 years, May 12, 1816

Stockbridge, at Taunton, aged 53 years. Ga-
zette of Oct. 25, 1823

BATCH ELLER Elder Daniel, at Sutton, Mass.,

in 43d year, April 17, 18 16

Jonathan, at Reading, Mass., aged 87 years;
also his wife, aged 83 years ; they had lived
together 60 years, died on the same day,
and were buried in one grave ; he was at
Quebec when Wolfe was killed. Gazette of Nov. i, 1817

Mrs. Freelove, wife of Warren, in 29th year, Sept. 11, 1820
Rev. William, at Douglass, Mass., in 78th
year, Oct. 29, 1821

BATEMAN Rev. Mr. , a dissenting

minister. Gazette of Nov. 27, 1773

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

165

BATES James, son of William the comedian, at
Charleston, S. C, aged i8 years.

Major Jonathan, in this town, aged 64 years,

Asa Gardiner, son of Asa, at Coventry, in
1 0th year,

William, comedian, formerly -of Boston and
Providence theatres, at Albany, suddenly.
Gazette of

David, in 52d year, pastor of Baptist Church,
in Dana, at Hardwich, Mass., suddenly,

Robert, seaman, killed on board frigate
Chesapeake in action with the Shannon,

Robey, widow, at Johnson, in 73rd year,

George, native of North Kingstown, at
Darien, Ga., aged 25 years. Gazette of

Capt. Merrett, at Smithfield, an able nautical
commander,

Edmund, at Weymouth, aged 26 years, mem-
ber Freshman class, B. U.,

Susan S., daughter of the late Capt. Merrett,
at Smithfield, in iith year,

Capt. Elias, at Eastport, Me., aged 52 years ;
he left legacies to two relatives, on condi-
tion that his wishes be carried out ; he
• wished his body to be enclosed in lead and
hooped with the same and carried out at
sea, three miles S. S. W. from Sail Rock,
( West Ouoddy Head ) and there com-
mitted to the deep, at sunrise with his face
to the sun ; that his coffin should bear the
emblem of the sun and that the mourning
dress should be dove silk, with emblem of
the sun on the left arm. Gazette of

Mary, daughter of Capt. Andrew, in ex-
plosion of steamboat Etira, in New York
harbor,

Robert, at Pawtucket, in 15th year,

Col. James N., in Providence River, near
Pawtu.xet, drowned while bathing ; was a
good swimmer, but supposed taken with a
cramp; leaves wife and 9 children ; his age
was 48 years,

James, P^sq., at Thompson, Ct., aged 45 years,
BATTEY Joseph, at Warwick. Gazette of

Mrs. Cynthia, wife of William, Jun., mer-
chant, and daughter of Thomas Williams,
of this town,

William, at Pawtu.xet, in 93rd year. Gazette
of

George, formerly of this town, at Savannah,
Ga., in 35th year.

Sept. 4, 1807
July 6, 181 1

June 19, 1812

March 27, 1813

May 20, 1 81 3

June I, 1813
May 3, 1820

Aug. 8, 1 82 1

Aug. II, 1 82 1

March i, 1822

March 28, 1823

Dec. 31, 1823

May 15, 1824
Dec. 5, 1824

July 8, 1825

Aug. 7, 1825

Sept. 12, 1795

Nov. 12, 1809
Nov. 25, 1809
Sept. 20, 1 814

166

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BATTEY Mrs. Susan C, wife of Joseph, at
VVickford, in 28th year, suddenly,

Owen Arnold, son of Benjamin A., in this
town, aged 1 1 months 6 days. Gazette of

Mrs. Rhoda A., wife of Sheldon, and daugh-
ter of Major Thomas Williams, of this
town, at Louisville, Ga., aged 37 years,

John, parish clerk and sexton, at Bellingham,
Eng., aged 64 years ; went out in good
health to dig a grave and died in it before
he had finished it,

William, Jan., formerly of this town, in 36th
year, at sea on passage from Havana to
Savannah,

John, at Jamestown, aged about 90 years,

BATHURST Mr. , British Envoy to the

Empress of Austria, in Germany ; supposed
to have been murdered. Gazette of

Miss, niece of Lord Aylmer, aged 17 years,
in Italy ; was riding her horse when he be-
came frightened and threw her off into the
the Tiber, where she drowned. Gazette of
BAUREY Thomas, died at Halifax, a prisoner

of war, between Nov. 23, 1776, and
BAXBY Mrs. Abby, at New Bedford, daughter
of the late Richard Baxby, of Newport, aged
17 years. Gazette of
BAXTER Isaac, upholsterer, at New York ;
from a wound from an axe while splitting
wood. Gazette of

Samuel, merchant, at Boston, aged 36 years,

Hannah, daughter of Ebenezer, of Dennis,
drowned at Yarmouth, Mass.,

Capt. Ebenezer G., of Slatersville, in 51st
year, at Slatersville, formerly of Cape Cod,
BAYARD Mrs. Rebecca, wife of Major Robert,
daughter of Charles Apthorp, Esq., of
Boston, at New York, aged 24 years. Ga-
zette of

Col. John, formerly of Philadelphia, at New
Brunswick, in 69th year. Gazette of

Hon. James A., late American minister, at
Ghent, at Wilmington, Del,
BAYDELL Alderman, m London, Eng., aged
87 years ; a well known encourager of fine
art. Gazette of
BAYLEY Dr. Richard, health officer, at Staten
Island. Gazette of

Mrs. Mary, wife of William, Esq., in 77th
year, at Pawtucket,

May 25, 1 82 1
Dec. 29, 1 82 1

Aug. 16, 1822
April 17, 1823

June 4, 1823
March 2, 1824

March 31, 1810

May 15, 1824
Dec. 26, 1777

Jan. 8, 1823

April 27, 1805
Jan. 16, 1812

Dec. 20, 1812

Jan. 27, 1822

March 2, 1771
Jan. 24, 1807
Aug. 6, 1815

Feb. 16, 1805
Aug. 29, 1 80 1
April 24, 1 814

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 167

BAYLIES Mrs. Hannah, wife of Gustavus, Esq.,
and second daughter of the late Hon. Wil-
liam Bradford, at their residence near Mt.
Hope, Bristol, July 6, 1811

Mrs. Bathsheba, wife of Hon. William, at

Wellington, aged 76 years, April 7, 1822

Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Hon. Hodijah and
daughter of Major General Lincoln, of the
Revolutionary army, at Dighton, aged 64
years, July 17, 1723

BAYNTON John, Esq., merchant, at Philadel-
phia. Gazette of May 22, 1773

BAZEN Susannah B., daughter of Abraham, at

Boston. Gazette of May 7, 1823

BEACH Mary Ann, infant child of Ira, of New-
ton, from her clothes taking fire. Gazette
of July 30, 1 8 14

Jonathan M., at Buffalo, aged 38 years. Ga-
zette of ' May 2, 1 81 8
Aaron, at Chittenden, Vt., in 96th year; was
born at Wallingford, Ct., 1726; went to
Louisburg in 1745; was at the reduction
of Cape Breton, 1758; with Gen. Aber-
crombie at Ticonderoga, and next year
with Gen. Amherst, at Crown Point ; in
1760 was at Montreal and Quebec ; served
in the Revolution ; was at Burgoyne's sur-
render and served to the close of the war.
Gazette of May 18, 1822
Londa, at the parish of North Milford, Ct.,
aged 97 years, Eeb. 25, 1824; on the Dec.
24th previous his wife aged 96 years, had
been married T^ years ; had 7 children, all
of which survive them ; had 72 grand,
192 great-grand, 7 great-great-grandchild-
ren. Gazette of April 28, 1824

BEACLEUGH and QUEENSBURY Duchess
of, in England, at an advanced age. Ga-
zette of Jan. 21, 181 5

BEADLE Christopher ; a deranged man, jumped
from a vessel near Starvegoat Island, by
help of a spar drifted to a rock a mile to
the eastward, where he remained till morn-
ing from where it is supposed he was
drowned, June 3, 1773 ; June 9th the body
was found near Sabin's Point and interred.
Gazette of June 12, 1773

BARDIN Charles, many years organist at Trini-
ty Church, Newport. Gazette of June 5, 1773

168

VITAL EECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BEADLE William, a suicide and also murderer
of his wife and family, at Weathersfield,
Conn.,

BEAL Ephraim, died at Halifax, a prisoner of
war, between Nov. 23, 1776, and
Col. George, at Washington. Gazette of

BEALE John, Esq., at Charleston, S. C, in 72d
year. Gazette of

BEANS Mr., near Albany, N. Y.; was emigra-
ting from Maine to Ohio, thrown under the
wheels of the wagon and killed; leaves wife
and 4 children destitute. Gazette of

BEAR Michael, at Cumru, Berks County, Penn.,
aged 104 years 8 months 11 days. Gazette
of

BEARD Stephen, at Packarsfield, aged 30 years,
from a bite of a dog in February last,

BEATTIE J , professor of Civil and Na-
tural History, in Marischal College and
University, at Aberdeen, Scot., in 43d year,

Mr. , a child of his, from his clothes

taking fire, at New York, aged 4 years. Ga-
zette of
Henry D., Esq., editor of New Orleans Iris,
and son of Dr. Beattie, of Georgetown, D.
C, at New Orleans. Gazette of

BEAUMARCHAIS the celebrated, at Paris,
France. Gazette of

BEAUVIOR Rev. Peter, at Essex, Eng.; his
personal property was $3,400,000, on which
his heirs paid stamp duty, $168,000, yet
his living was only ii'300 a year. Gazette
of

BEAZELEY Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of John, at
an advanced age,
Meriam, formerly of Newport, in this town,
aged 94 years,

BECKFORD Mrs. Lydia, widow, at Salem, aged
100 years 5 months. Gazette of
Mrs. Sarah, wife of Benjamin, at Salem, from

a fall on the ice. Gazette of
Sarah Ann, infant daughter of Nehemiah,

aged 9 months,
Nehemiah, p:sq., in this town, aged 53 years,

BECKLEY John, Esq., late clerk of the House
of Representatives, at Washington, aged
50 years. Gazette of

BECKWITH Amey Brown, daughter of Tru-
man, in this town, aged 8 years,
Isaac Brown, son of Truman, in this town,
aged 8 months.

Dec. II, 1782

Dec. 26, 1777
Oct. 31, 1807

Nov. 21, 1807

Nov. I, 1817

Nov. 27, 1S24
July 2, 1802

Oct. 3, 1810

P^eb. I, 1S17

Oct. 29, 1823
Sept. 7, 1799

Nov. 20, 1822
Oct. 28, 1816

March 7, 18 19

Feb. 4, 1804

Jan. 30, 1808

Oct. 4, 1817
March 17, 1823

April 25, 1807

June 22, 1825

Aug. 8, 1825

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS Jgg

BECRAFT William, at Schoharie, N. Y., aged
100 years, native of Suffield, Ct., and set-
tled in Middletown about eighty years ago
where he has since lived ; he was very
strong up to his 93d year ; his eyesight
and mental powers held out to the last, July 13, 1825

BEDDOES Dr. Thomas, at Bristol, Eng., an
illustrious physician and philosopher. Ga-
zette of May 13, 1809
BEDFORD Duke of, at Bloomsbury Square,

London, Jan. 14, 1771

The Dutchess Dowager of, in Scotland, aged

75 years. Gazette of ' Sept. 13, 1794

Hon. Gunning, Governor of the State of Del-
aware, at New Castle, Del. Gazette of Oct. 14, 1797

Francis, Duke of, in England, aged 37 years ;
the richest peer in the realm ; his brother.
Lord John Russell, succeeds to the title
and estate, March 2, 1802

Hon. Gunning, Judge of the District Court
for District of Delaware, near Wilmington,
Del. March 30, 1812

Gunning, U. S. Dtstrict Judge for District of
Delaware, at his seat near Wilmington,
Del. Gazette of Sept. 19, 1812

Mary, of Liverpool, wife of Capt. Benjamin,

at Baltimore, Oct. 2, 1822

Mary, aged 13 years, and Alice aged 15
(within an hour of each other), at Balti-
more, daughters of Capt. Benjamin and
Mary, Oct. 7, 1822

BEDINE Francis and wife, both died very sud-
denly, of apople.xy, at Wall Kill, Ulster
Co., N. Y. Gazette of Aug. 22, 1772

BEE Mrs. Susannah Bulleine, wife of Judge Bee,
at Charleston, S. C, in 47th year. Gazette
of July 2, 1803

Hon. Thomas, at Charleston, S. C. Gazette

of March 14, 18 12

BEEBE Rev. James, at North Stratford. Ga-
zette of Oct. 15, 1785

Orson, formerly of East Haddam, Ct., mate

of the brig Janus, in 23d year, June 9, 1821

Joseph, at the Newport Asylum, aged 71

years. Gazette of Oct. 22, 1823

William, formerly of Newport, at Smithfield,

aged 48 years, Feb. 12, 1824

James, and his son, drowned off Cape May, June 4, 1825

BEEKMAN Christopher, one of the clerks in
the postoffice at New York, of the fever.
Gazette of Oct. 5, 1799

170

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BEEKMAN John Jacob, Esq., former mayor of
the city, at Albany, N. Y., aged 70 years.
Gazette of

Theophilus, one of the Police Justices of
New York, in 59th year. Gazette of
BEERS Abel, printer, at New York. Gazette of

Mrs. Mary, wife of Isaac, at New Haven,
aged 60 years. Gazette of

William P., Esq., Clerk of the City and
County of Albany, at Fairfield, Ct. Ga-
zette of

Isaac, at New Haven, banker. Gazette of

William, at Newport, in 25th year,
BELCHER Hon. Andrew, in his 65th year, at
Milton, Mass. ; he was a son of the late
Governor Belcher of Massachusetts.

Hannah, widow, at Newport, aged 83 years,

Joshua, late of Boston, printer, at New York,
aged 32 years.

Pardon T., of South Kingstown, in this town,
in 25th year,

Sarah, wife of Joseph, at South Kingstown,
in 6ist year,
BELDING John, Esq., Deputy Postmaster at

Norwalk, Ct. Gazette of
BELDEN Mrs. Ann, wife of Ebenezer, at New

York. Gazette of
BELKNAP Dea. Benjamin, in 74th year, at
Johnson. Gazette of

Martha, daughter of Abraham, Esq., in John-
ston, in 22nd year,

Martha, wife of Abraham, at Johnston, m
56th year,

Mrs. Hannah, relict of Dea. Benjamin, at
Johnston, aged 90 years 8 months and 12
days ; she was the mother of 1 1 children,
grandmother of 34 and great-grandmother
of 60,

Rev. Jeremy, pastor of Federal St. Church,
Boston, suddenly, aged 54 years,

Joseph, printer, of Massachusetts, at Peters-
burg, Va. Gazette of

Mrs. Mary, wife of Abraham, Jun., at John-
ston, in 44th year,

Miss Kuth, widow of Rev. Jeremy, at Boston,
aged 67 years. Gazette of

Daniel, at Pawtucket, suddenly, aged 44
years, ( Masonic honors ),

Jan. 8, 1803

Jan. 10, 1807
Sept. 14, 1799

Aug. 31, 1805

Sept. 29, 1 8 10

Sept. 4, 1 81 3

Nov. 3, 1 82 1

Jan. 24, 1771
Oct. 4, 1813

Sept. 4, 1 81 6

Feb. 3, 1 82 1

Aug. 22, 1825

March 19, 1774

Aug. 6, 1803

March 9, 1776

Dec. 8, 1787

March 30, 1788

Dec. 30, 1 791
June 20, 1798
Aug. 23, I 800
May 4, 1808
Jan. 28, 1809
Oct. 31, 1815

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

171

BELKNAP Hon. Abraham, at Johnston, in 92d
year ; many years member of General As-
sembly and 44 years a Justice of the Peace.
Gazette of

Abraham, Esq., at Johnston, in 55th year,

Mrs. Patience, wife of Elisha, in this town,
in 28th year,

William, infant son of Elisha, in this town,
aged 4 months,
BELL Robert, at Richmond, Va., in 53d year,
printer and bookseller, for many years at
Philadelphia,

Mrs. Margaret, wife of William, merchant,
and only daughter of Boston Brayton, of
Smithfield, at Lansingburg, N. Y., in 36th
year, (we think this word "Boston" should
have been "Baulston. " J. N. A. ). Gazette
of

Charles, at Newport, at an advanced age.
Gazette of

Jacob W., drowned on the Orleans beach, of
the schooner Earmer. Gazette of

John, P2sq., bookseller, at Edinburgh, Scot-
land. Gazette of

Mrs. Mary Ann, at Calcutta, India,

Mr. , house carpenter, drowned in at-
tempting to rescue a person who had fallen
into the river, near Bloomingdale, N. Y.
Gazette of

Shubael, Esq., at Boston, aged 53 years ; dep-
uty sheriff and keeper of the prison there,

W^iiliam, mason, at Boston, aged 70 years.
Gazette of

Major John, U. S. Army, aged 40 years, at
Henrietta, N. Y. ; was with Major Long in
his tour across the Rocky Mountains and
Gen. Jackson in P'lorida. Gazette of
BELLI NGH AM John, the murderer of the
British j)rime minister, executed at London,
BELLOWS Hezekiah, in 37th year.

Dr. Eleazer, Jun., in this town, aged about

40 years,

BELT William B., an officer of the bank at

Georgetown, at Barbadoes; his servant

died next day.

BELZONI Mr. G., the celebrated traveler, at

Gato, Africa. Gazette of
BENBRIDGE Richard M., aged 16 years ; mid-
shipman on board U. S. ship Peacock ;
grandson of Com. Truxton, at Key West,

Feb. 7, 1820
March 15, 1820

March 11, 1823

March 26, 1823

Sept. 23, 1784

Feb. 20, 1796

March 7, 1801

Jan. 14, 1804

Dec. 20, 1806
Dec. 30, 1809

Sept. 7, 1816

May 30, 1 8 19

March 22, 1823

May 4, 1825

May 18, 1812
Sept. 14, 1819

Jan. 29, 1821

Nov. 10, 1 8 10
June 5, 1824

Sept. 13, 1823

]^72 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BENCH LEY Lieut. Arnold, aged 72 years, at

Smithfield, an officer in the Revolution, Jan. 19, 1823

BENDIX Dr. Andrew, native of England, in

thi.s town,
BENEDICT Uriah, at Albany, aged 47 years,
John Gano, infant son of Rev. David, aged 2

months, at North Providence,
Rev. Joel, D. D., at Plainfield, Ct., aged 72

years,
Amos S., aged 26 years, at Montezuma, N.

Y., fell into a salt well, 104 feet. Gazette of
BENEZET Anthony, at Philadelphia, in 77th

year, of Society of Friends,
Daniel, at Philadelphia, in 74th year,
Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of Daniel, at Philadel-
phia, in 77th year,
BENEDIX Isaac, postmaster at Savannah, aged

43 years, native of Amsterdam. Gazette of
BENHAM Capt. E., late of New Haven and

master of schooner Wellington ; murdered

by the crew of the schooner. Gazette of
BENJAMIN Mrs. , at Canterbury, Ct.,

fell into a well and was drowned,
Miss Eliza, only daughter of Mrs. Eliza, at

Boston, aged 12 years, from her clothes

taking fire the evening previous,
Thomas, of this town, in 33rd year, in Bay of

St. Louis,
BENNER Abraham, his house burnt and two of

his children perished, at Hilltown, Penn.,
John, carpenter, killed by a fall of a scaffold

on which with others he was at work, at

New York. Gazette of
BENNETT , at Coventry, killed by the

falling of a tree. Gazette of
Mary, consort of Col. John, at Newport, in

48th year,
William, late of Newport, at Providence, in

25th year,
Job, Esq., at Newport, in 67th year, last week.

Gazette of

Mrs. , wife of Thomas. Gazette of

Patience, widow of Job, Esq., in 75th year,

at Newport. Gazette of
Thomas, at an advanced age, in this town.

Gazette of
Mr. , drowned in the great storm, at

Boston,
Lois, wife of John, at Rochester, Mass., of

the fever. Gazette of

May I,
May 10,

[812
[813

May 25,

[815

Feb. 13,

1816

Feb. II,

[824

May 3,
April 24,

[784
1797

April 25,

1797

July 7, ]

804

July 20,

[816

Jan. 7,

764

Jan. II,

[817

June — ,

1821

Jan. 7,

816

Aug. 23,

[817

Feb. II,

763

Sept. 7, ]

767

March 5, i

774

Aug. 21,
Jan. 7,

784
797

Aug. 25, ]

798

Sept. 24, ]

803

Oct. 9, I

804

April 27, 1

816

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

173

BENNETT Ezekicl, in Coventry, in 8ist year.

Gazette of
Mrs. Patience, widow of Christopher, at

Newport, aged 79 years. Gazette of
Weaver, at Johnston, in 64th year.
Miss Lydia, at Warwick, in 37th year ; was

thrown from a carriage, survived 10 days,
, child of Andrew, at Newport, from

Its clothes taking fire. Gazette of
BENSLEY William, at Smithfield, aged 86 years,
BENSON Gardiner, late of Newport,

William, son of Martin, Esq., in i6th year.

Gazette of
Capt. Martin, of Newport, at Goree Island,

Africa, aged 71 years,
John C, lost from board of brig Cynthia ;

had served in the U. S. Navy. Gazette of
Elder John, at Pomfret, Ct., in 75th year and

55th of his ministry,
James R., second .son of William P. R., of

this town, in the hospital at Hamburg,
James, killed in an affray with John McClel-
land, at New Orleans,
Sarah C. D., youngest daughter of William

P. R., in this town, in 12th year,
BENTICK William, Esq., British Vice Admiral

of the Blue, at St. Petersburg. Gazette of
Gov., in Berbice. Gazette of
BENTLEY Thomas, late of Newport, in 60th year,

at Providence. Gazette of
Sarah, wife of Capt. James, in 25th year , in

this town. Gazette of
Capt. James, in this town, in 31st year. Ga-
zette of
Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Capt. Christopher,

late of this town, at Woodstock, Ct.,
Nathaniel, of Newport, aged 26 years, at sea,

on passage from Havana,
Capt. I. T., of the army, at New Orleans.

Gazette of
Mrs. Mary, widow of Capt. William, of East

Greenwich, in this town, in 87th year,
Capt. Christopher, in this town, aged 64

years, a well known sea captain from this

port.
Rev. William, D. D., at Salem, at an advanced

age, suddenly,
Amey, wife of William, at Exeter, in 58th

year. Gazette of

Aug. 17, 1816

Aug. 28, 1 8 19
May 2, 1820

July 25, 1823

Jan. 31, 1824

Sept. 30, 181 1

Jan. 23, 1796

Oct. 8, 1803
Dec. 24, 181 1
Sept. 16, 1 81 5
Dec. 28, 1818

July I, 1822

Nov. 10, 1822

Jan. 24, 1824

May 15, 1813
Jan. 31, 1821

March 8, 1777

Sept. 21, 1793

March 21, 1801

July 24, 1807

July 14, 1809

Dec. 2, 1809

Aug. 1 1, 181 5

July 4, 1 81 8
Dec. 29, 1 8 19
Aug. 31, 1825

2^4 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BENTLEY Nancy, wife of Jacob, and daughter

of Gideon Northrup of North Kingstown,

at Pittsfield, Mass., aged 70 years. Gazette

of Oct. I, 1825

BENTON Mrs. Mary, daughter of WilHam Al-

bertson, of this town, in 28th year, Oct. 9, 1809

Mr. , a student in physic, at Tyring-

ham, by upsetting of a canoe, July 23, 18 12

BENSON John Jacob, grandson of John J.
Aster, drowned on the Tiber, near Wash-
ington, aged 8 years, Feb. 2, 18 18
BENTZ Rev. Peter, pastor of the Lutheran
Church, at Cocahco, Penn. ; hung himself
on a tree, about two miles from his resi-
dence. Gazette of June 6, 1818
BERBANK Mrs. Huldah, wife of John, at Paw-
tucket, in 27th year, April i, 1821
BERNARD Shute, 4th son of the governor of

Mass. Bay, at Boston, in i6th year, April 5, 1768

BERNON Miss Eve. at an advanced age, daugh-
ter of Gabriel, deceased, the Huguenot re-
fugee, at Providence, Sept. 16, 1775
BERRIAN Major John, at Savannah, Ga., a Re-
volutionary veteran, Nov. 15, 18 15

BERRY Mrs. , wife of James. Gazette

of Oct. II, 1777

James, a rigger, drowned in the river, Oct. 29, 1783

Miss Betsey, at Boston. Gazette of Sept. 29, 1798

Miss Elizabeth, at Boston. Gazette of Sept. 29, 1798

Mrs. , at Boston. Gazette of Sept. 29, 1798

William K., of Maryland, at Newport, aged

22 years. Gazette of June 12, 1802

Amasa B., of Hallowell, Me., on board the
brig Mary, on her passage from Charles-
ton, S. C, to this port, of the strangers
fever. Gazette of Sept. 27, 1817

Sylvester, formerly of Yarmouth, Mass., at
Pawtucket, in 43d year, leaves wife and 9
children, Nov. 26, 1823

William, at Nevvburn, N. C, stabbed by a

Spaniard. Gazette of Dec. 21, 1822

William, lieutenant U. S. Navy, at Washing-
ton, D. C, of Portsmouth. Gazette of Aug. 4, 1824
Charles, at North Kingstown, in 91st year, a
Revolutionary pensioner ; was in 5 cam-
paigns in Canada, in the French war ; was
at Crown Point, Montreal, Ticonderoga and
at Rhode Island, 1778, June 8, 1825
BETHIER Gen. Victor Leopold, General of Di-
visions and one of the commanders of the
Legion of Honor, at Paris. Gazette of June 13, 1807

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 175

BETHIER Prince of, supposed a suicide, by de-
liberately jumping out of a window. Ga-
zette of Aug. 5,

BERTON James, seaman, killed on board frigate

Chesapeake in action with the Shannon, June i,

BERWICK Robert, shot while conducting a j^ris-

oner to jail. Gazette of July 8,

BESGRAY James, died at Halifax, a prisoner

of war, between Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26,

BESSON Lieut., the oldest naval ofHcer but one
in the British service, at Greenwich Hospi-
tal, Sept. 20,

BETHUNE Divie, Esq., merchant, at New York,

in 54th year, Sept. 18,

BETSEY, a worthy black woman, at Rehoboth,

aged 92 years. Gazette of Dec. 22,

BETTS Mrs. Rachel, wife of Benjamin, at Wil-
ton, Ct., aged 100 years 10 months, from a
fall on the ice, Feb. 28,

BETTES Miss Candace, daughter of Capt. Na-
thaniel, at Smithfield, Mass., aged 16 years,
from her clothes taking fire,

BEVAN Lyman. Gazette of

BEVERIDGE David, at Philadelphia, in 82nd
year,

BEAVERLY Anna, wife of John, P^sq., m 44th
year,
George, in 6ist year. Gazette of
Mary, eldest daughter of John, in this town,

in 39th year,
Anne, second daughter of John, in 37th year,
Mrs. Alice, in this town, aged 81 years,
John, P2sq., in 72nd year,
Ambrose Page, son of Stephen, aged 5 years,

from a fall of a stick of timber,
Eliza, daughter of Stephen, in i6th year,
John, son of Stephen, in 27th year,
Mary, daughter of Stephen, in this town, in
17'th year,

BEVOIS Charles, Esq., in 88th year, at Brook-
lyn, N. Y.,

BEY Ali, the traveller, near Damascus in Syria.
Gazette of

BIAS David, seaman, killed on board frigate
Chesapeake in action with the Shannon,

BIBB William W., aged 40 years, governor of
Alabama, at P^ort Jackson, Ala. Gazette of

BICKFORD John, aged about 97 years, at
Reading, Mass.,

Jan. 2,
Sept. 27,

1815
1794

P^eb. 27,

18 12

Sept. 6,
May 7,

1783
1796

April 22,

Sept. 22,

Oct. 3,

May 19,

1804
1804
1809
i8ii

Feb. 15,
Feb. 5,

1815
1818

Sept. 24,

1818

Oct. 23,

1824

Aug. 13,

1767

May I,

1819

June I,

1813

Aug. 17,

1820

March 13,

1771

815
813

797
777

822
824
810

805

176

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BICKNELL Joshua, Esq., at Barrington, in 59th
year,

Winchester, from ill-treatment on board the
British prison ship,

Capt. Thomas, of Cumberland, aged 67 years,
at Johnston, while on a visit at the house of
Henry P. Franklyn,

Joshua, Jun., of this town, merchant, at Hon-
duras. Gazette of

Mrs. Sarah, widow of Capt. Thomas, of Cum-
berland, in this town, in 73rd year,
BIDDLE Hon. James, Judge of the First Dis-
trict Court of Common Pleas for Pennsyl-
vania, at Philadelphia. Gazette of

Owen, at Philadelphia, m 62nd year. Gazette
of
BIDWELL Mrs. Mary, wife of Hon. Barnabus,

at Stockbridge, Mass., in 44th year,
BIGELOW Thomas, Esq., merchant, at Provi-
dence, m 24th year,

Joseph, formerly of Hartford, Ct., at Nassau,
N. Y., aged 67 years,

Leonard, son of Joseph, at Nassau, N. Y.,
aged 42 years,

Mary, widow of Joseph, at Nassau, N. Y.,
aged 64 years,

Polly, daughter of Joseph and Mary, at Nas-
sau, N. Y., aged 34 years,

Henry, merchant, late of this town, now resi-
dent at Baltimore, from a blow from a
horse. Gazette of

Rev. Jacob, at Sudbury, Mass., pastor of the
church at that place,

Ezra, went over the dam at Grass river and
was drowned,

Hon. Timothy, at Medford, Mass., in 55th
year; was Speaker of the 'House 8 years,
member of the Senate, and at death one of
the Governor's Council,

Mrs. Anna, widow, aged 65 years, late of
Petersham, Mass., mother of Hon. Lewis
Bigelow, late member of Congress from
Massachusetts, at Columbus, O., of a fever,

Dr. Daniel, at Columbus, O., of a fever,
BIGLP:Y John N., eldest son of Capt. John, of
Newport, in i8th year, at sea, drowned
from on board sloop Sally, Capt. Cogges-
hall, on passage from Lisbon to Newport.
Gazette of

Nov. 23, 1 78 1
July 20, 1782

March 30, 18 16

March 28, 1821

Dec. 17, 1823

June 24, 1797
March 30, 1799
Feb. I, iSo8
Jan. 10, 1774
Feb. 19, 1813
Feb. 20, 18 13
Feb. 22, 1813
Feb. 22, 18 1 3

Aug. 19, 181 5

Sept. 12, 1 8 16

April 9, 1 81 8

May 18, 1821

July 16, 1825
July 17, 1825

Feb. 22, 1812

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

177

BIGNELL Benjamin, died at Halifax, a prisoner

of war, between Nov. 23rd, 1776 and
BIG TREE, an Indian chief, at Philadelphia,
BILLINGS Elijah, of this town, in the West
Indies. Gazette of

Mrs. Eliza, wife of William, in 30th year. Ga-
zette of

Benjamin, of Newport, at Norfolk, Va., in
45th year. Gazette of

Patience, daughter of the late Richard, of
Newport, in this town, in 20th year,

William, formerly of this town, at Pawtucket,
suddenly, in 46th year,

Mrs. Abby, wife of Capt. John B., of Tren-
ton, N. Y., and daughter of Nicoll Fosdick,
Esq., of New London, at Trenton, N. Y.,
aged 23 years,

Marcy, widow of Capt. Ichabod, in 75th year.

Woodman, at Newport, in 84th year. Gazette
of

Mary, widow of Wood, at Newport, in 73rd
year,

Elizabeth, wife of William, in this town, aged
67 years,

Joseph S., in this town, in 34th year; was
married the Sunday before,

Samuel, at Newport, aged 85 years. Gazette
of
BILLINGTON Elisha, aged 80 years, drowned
near Rose Island,

BINGHAM Mrs. , wife of Capt. Elijah,

dec, at Norwich, Ct. Gazette of

Miss Polly, at Norwich, Ct., aged 22 years.
Gazette of

Sluman, at Norwich, Ct., aged 26 years. Ga-
zette of

Mrs. , wife of Hon. William, of Phila-
delphia, at Bermuda. Gazette of

Hon. William, of Philadelphia, at Bath, Eng.,
aged 52 years, late a member of the U. S.
Senate,

Henry, son of Col. William T., in this town,
aged 1 1 months,
BINKES Henry, aged loi years, at Merrissoun-

nia,
BINNEY Barnabus, at P^ranklin County, Penn.
Gazette of

John, son of Dr. Barnabus deceased, late of
Philadelphia, aged 10 years, at Wortown.
Gazette of

Dec. 26,

April 19,

1777
1792

March 26,

1796

June 8,

1799

Dec. 8,

1810

April 10,

1812

June 19,

1813

July 31,
Nov. 21,

1813
1816

Dec. 14,

1820

Sept. 24,

1822

Feb. 5,

1823

Dec. 16,

1824

March 16,

1825

Aug. 18,

1821

Sept. 15,

1798

Sept. 15,

1798

Sept. 15,

1798

June 6,

1801

Feb. 6,

1804

July 12,

1825

Dec. 5,

1771

Aug. II,

1787

July 5,

1794

178

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BINNEY Mrs. Mary, at Boston, aged 62 years,

James L., at Boston, aged 35 years. Gazette
of
BINNINGER Abraham, at New York, of the

fever. Gazette of
BINNS Pemberton, aged 13 years, son of Alder-
man John, editor of the "Democratic Press",
at Philadelphia ; while skating on the river
broke through the ice and was drowned,

BIRCKET , son of Robert, president of

the Petersburg branch of the Virginia
Bank, drowned while crossing the Potomac
river in a stage,
BIRCKFECK Morris, Esq., Secretary of State,
of Illinois, drowned in crossing a stream
of water. Gazette of
BIRD Benjamin, a soldier in Col. Angell's regi-
ment, in Kickamuet river while in bathing,

Col. Ottoway, collector of the port, at Nor--
folk, Va. Gazette of

John, E.sq., at Troy, N. Y. Gazette of

Nathan, of Stoughton, stage driver, drowned
in the great pond, at Middleboro. Gazette
of

Capt. James, on his passage from the West
Indies, aged about 45 years. Gazette of

Samuel, of Massachusetts, at Charleston, S.
C, aged 24 years. Gazette of

Mrs. Hannah, widow of Nathaniel, at New-
port, aged 87 years. Gazette of

Deacon Nathaniel, at Walpole, Mass., aged
38 years, from burns received at the burn-
ing of his shop,
BIRDSEYE Rev. Nathan, at Stratford, Ct.,
aged 103 years, 5 months 9 days ; the
whole number of his descendants was 258,
206 of whom are now living ; he had 12
children, 76 grand, 163 great-grand and 7
great-great-grandchildren; of his 12 child-
ren, 6 were sons and 6 daughters, a daugh-
ter being born after a son in every in-
stance, 9 of whom are now living. He was
married but once and lived with his wife
69 years, she dying aged 88 years;
BIRGE Rev. Benjamin, of the Episcopal Church,

at Lexington, Ky.,
BIRKETT Major Thomas, of this town, aged
about 54 years, died last week. Gazette
of

John K., in this town, in 39th year.

May 10, 1813

Feb. 8, 1823

Sept. 21, 1805

Feb. 8, 1823

July 28, I 814

July 6, I 825

June 22, 1779

Sept. 20, 1800
Feb. 15, 1806

Feb. 15, 1806
Nov. 12, 1808
May 19, 1 810
Nov. 30, 1 816

March 13, 1821

Jan. 28, 1818
March 29, 1820

May 30, 1778
Oct. 2, 1815

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

179

BISHOP Mrs.

, wife of Capt. Lemuel, of

this town,
John, son of Samuel, Esq., at New Haven,

Ct., aged 36 years. Gazette of
Samuel, Esq., collector of the customs, at

New Haven, aged 80 years. Gazette of
Henry, of this town, son of Demas, at St.

Croix, in 22d year,
Mrs. Eunice, wife of Phanuel, at Rehoboth,

in 31st year. Gazette of
Mrs. , wife of Comfort, at Rehoboth.

Gazette of
Lemuel, son of Capt. Lemuel, of this town,

aged 25 years, at St. Domingo. Gazette

of
Demas, in this town,
Miss, of Cumberland, at Smithfield, in 6ist

year. Gazette of
Lorenzo, son of Capt. Zephaniah, of Attle-

boro, in 24th year, at Norton, at the house

of Laban VVheaton, Esq., in 24th year,

graduate of R. L College. Gazette of
Hon. Phanuel, at his seat at Rehoboth, in

73rd year ; a soldier of the Revolution ; 20

years member of the general court of

Massachusetts and 8 years a member of

Congress,
Thomas, m this town, in 29th year, from

wounds received the night before,
Comfort, at Seekonk, in 49th year,
Capt. Naman, at Attleboro, of the fever.

Gazette of
Charlotte, daughter of George, in 5th year,
Nathaniel, at Middletown, Ct., aged 30 years ;

was injured by a carriage being driven

against him. Gazette of
Sarah, daughter of the late Capt. John, at

Seekonk, in 59th year,
Capt. Lemuel, at Seekonk, aged 71 years,

formerly a nautical commander, from this

port,
Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of Hon. Penuel, at

Seekonk, aged 79 years. Gazette of
, son of Caleb, at Lisbon, Ct.; killed

by a stick of timber falling upon him,
Thomas, of Pittsfield, aged 20 ; drowned in

the Housatonic,
Mrs. Ann, wife of William, at Boston. Ga-
zette of
Frances, daughter of Capt. Nathaniel, in

this town, aged 14 months.

March 24, 1796

Aug. 13, 1803

Aug. 20, 1803

May—, 1805

Sept. 7, 1805.

June 7, 1806

Dec. 27, 1806
May 2, 1807

April 16, 1808

June 10, 1809

Jan. 6, 1 812

Sept. 2, 1 813
Jan. 28, 1816

Feb. 10, 1816
July 23, 1818

Sept. 19, 1 818
Sept. 7, 1820

March 7, 1821
Oct. 12, 1822
May 10, 1823
July 15, 1823
Jan. IS, 1823
Aug. 8, 1823

180

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BISHOP Lemuel, at Attleboro, aged 50 years.
Gazette of

Bebee, wife of George, and daughter of
Robert Daggett, in this town, in 37th year.
Gazette of

Richard, at Boston ; he deliberately put a
loaded pistol to his breast and fired, caus-
ing instant death,

John, at Cumberland, in 52d year,
•BISSELL Mrs. Phebe, wife of Thomas, and
daughter of the late John Congdon, Esq.,
of North Kingstown, at Edenton, N. C.,
in 39th year. Gazette of

Hezekiah, Esq., at Windsor, Ct., aged 59
years. Gazette of

Hezekiah W., surgeon and lieutenant in U.
S. Army, at Hartford, Ct., in 30th year.
Gazette of

Job, at Newport, aged 42 years. Gazette of

Martha, widow of Job, at the asylum, New-
port,
BIXBY Noadiah, at Thompson, Ct., aged 37

years,
BIXLER Joseph, at Clarence, N. Y.; he fell
with an adze in his hand and cut him-
self so bad as to cause his death. Gazette
of
BLACK Alexander, merchant,

Capt. Samuel, aged 57 years. Gazette of

James, Esq., in this town, at an advanced
age,

Mrs. Mehitable, widow of James, in this town,
aged "JJ years,

John M., in this town, in 28th year,

J , died at sea on board brig Poca-
hontas. Gazette of

Timothy, in this town, in 54th year,
BLACKBURN Henry, executed at Salem, for
the murder of George Wilkinson,

George, formerly professor of mathematics,
in College of South Carolina, at Columbia,
S. C,

BLACKINGTON Pentecost, at Attleboro, in
78th year. Gazette of
Deacon William, at Wrentham, in 57th year,
Mrs. Mary, wife of Deacon William, at Wren-
tham, in 48th year,
Deacon William, at Attleboro, of the fever.
Gazette of

Sept. 13, 1823
April 3, 1824

June 7, 1824
Aug. 16, 1824

Feb. 16, 1799
Jan. 23, 1802

Nov. 20, 1802
Nov. 8, 1 817

Jan. 21, 1822

Feb. 16, 1 82 1

July 3, 1819

Sept. 17, 1767

Oct. 17, 1795

Sept. I, 1802

June 8. 181 1
March 28. 18 18

March 23, 1822
Oct. 29, 1822

Jan. 14, 1796

Aug. 13, 1823

Jan. 25, 1794
Jan. 30, 1816

Feb. 4, 1816

Feb. 10, 1 8 16

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

181

BLACKINGTON Mrs.

at Attleboro, in

30th year, of the fever. Gazette of
BLACKMAN Nancy, murdered by Martin Man-
uel, at Boston. Gazette of

Nathan, editor of " Indiana Centinel," form-
erly of Worcester, Mass., at Vincennes,
Ind. Gazette of

John, at Boston, aged 29 years. Gazette of
BLACKMAR Benjamin, aged about 15 years;
in a fit fell into the Ponagansett river and
was drowned,
BLACKVVELL Caleb, at Rochester, Mass., of
the fever. Gazette of

Gen. John, aged 68 years, at Fanquier
County, Va.; believed to be the last remain-
ing officer of the Revolution in Virginia.
Gazette of
BLADEN Rev, Thomas U., at Charleston, S.

C, aged 38 years. Gazette of
BLAGGE Capt. Paschall S., of New York, in
the Mississippi territory. Gazette of

BLAIR Capt. , of the Anson, killed in

action, off Monserrat,

Rev. Dr. Hugh, in Scotland. Gazette of

Henry, at Brompton Plains, N. J., suicide.
Gazette of

Rev. Asa, at Georgetown, S. C, in 38th year,
pastor of Congregational Church, Kent
County. Gazette of
BLAKE James, at Rehoboth,aged about So years,

Ebenezer, at VVrentham, aged 8y years. Ga-
zette of

Dr. Charles, at Montreal, Can.; a descendant
of the Admiral,

Nathan, at Keene, N. H., aged 99 years 5
months ; one of the first settlers of the
town ; came from Wrentham, Mass., in
1736 ; was taken captive by the Indians in
1745. and carried to Canada, where he re-
mained two years ; married at 30, lived
with his wife about 63 years, married at 94
a widow, aged 60 years ; was able to walk
to meeting until a few weeks of his death;
two of his brothers lived to be 90 and a
sister to 99. Gazette of

Louisa G., wife of Rev. John L., and daugh-
ter of William Richmond, Esq., of this
town, in 26th year,

Hon. PVancis, Esq., clerk of the County
Court, of Worcester, aged 43 years,

Feb. 10, 1816
March 17, 1821

Oct. 27, 1 82 1
Jan. 18, 1823

March 2, 1825
April 27, 1 8 16

July 2, 1823

P'eb. 15, 1806

Oct. 27, 1810

April — , 1782
March 21, 1801

Dec. 15, 1821

Feb. 8, 1823
Jan. 19, 1765

March 22, 1794

April 22, 1810

Aug. 24, 181 1

Jan. 3, 1816
Feb. 23, 1817

232 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BLAKE Henry Jiidson, infant son of Judson, in

this town, Oct. 9, 1822

BLAKENEY Lieut.-Colonel, in Scotland ; he
was severely wounded at Bunker Hill. Ga-
zette of Feb. 16, 1805
BLAKEY Smith, at Richmond, Va., suddenly.

Gazette of Oct. 27, 1804

BLANCH Col. Thomas, in New Jersey, aged 85
years, a soldier of the Revolution. Ga-
zette of June 21, 1823
BLANCHARD Mrs. Mary, wife of Capt. Wil-
liam, aged 33 years, Sept. 23, 1810

Madam, the female aeronaut ; killed in mak-
ing a descent from her balloon, at Rome,
Italy, Oct. 7, 181 1

Thomas, native of Boston, formerly a mer-
chant at Norfolk, Va., at his seat at Arm-
istead, near Natchez, Miss. Gazette of April 18,1812

Samuel, Esq., formerly member of Massa-
chusetts Legislature, at Wenham, May 4, 1813

Dr. George, at Bristol, Vt., aged 81 years,
very suddenly. Gazette of Sept. 26, 1818

Margaret, wife of Isaac, at Charlestown,

Mass., aged 39 years. Gazette of Dec. 4, 1822

Mrs. Lucia, widow of Reuben, at Glocester,

in 85th year, Oct. 26. 1823

BLAND Elias, in 60th year, at New York, Dec. i, 1780

Major , in England, aged ']'] years;

had been in 42 battles. Gazette of May i, 181 3

BLANDING Sylvanus, at Rehoboth, aged 25

years, July 25, 1809

Robert, son of the late Col. Christopher, of
Rehoboth, at sea on board the brig Ab-
eona of this port, on her passage from
Savannah, Ga., to Nassau, N. P., Sept. 8, 1809

Mrs. Mary, wife of Christopher and daugh-
ter of Sebra Lawton, Esq., at Rehoboth,
in 20th year, Oct. 10, 181 3

Lephe, youngest daughter of William, at

Rehoboth, in 31st year, Oct. 17, 1823

Edward Martin, youngest son of the late Col.
Christopher, at Rehoboth, Mass., in 23rd
year, June 9, 1825

BLANEY Charles, from a blow on the head

from a plank, at Boston. Gazette of Nov. 22, 1823

B LAS DELL Mrs. Polly, wife of Daniel, at
Portsmouth, aged 46 years, of the dropsy ;
she had been tapped since November 1805,
more than 200 times and more than 8,900
pounds of water, equal to 1 1 hogsheads,
drawn from her. Gazette of April 17, 18 19

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 183

BLASHFIELD Major Chester, in 320! year, July 25, 181 5

BLATCHFORD Rev. Henry, eldest son of Rev.
Dr. Blatchford, of Lansingburg, aged 34
years, at Princess Ann, Md. Gazette of Sept. 2.S, 1822

BLATCHLEY Joshua, at Guilford, Ct., aged 93
years ; the oldest person in the town ; his
wife is still living ; had lived together 64
years, Sept. 2, 1816

BLAY Ruth, executed at Portsmouth, N. H., for

child niurder, Dec. 30, 1768

BLEECKP:R John, at New York. Gazette of Oct. 17, 1795

BLINN Robert, in this town. Gazette of Sept. 23, 1797

Robert, in this town, in 37th year. May 29, 1821

Capt. James M., master of the brigantine
Radius, of this port, at Kingston, Jamaica,
in 39th year, Oct. 25, 1824

BLISS Daniel, of Rehoboth, has lately buried 5 of
his children viz : Daniel, aged 22 years,
his eldest son ; Hezekiah, aged 20 years,
his second son; Sarah, aged 15 years;
Comfort (son), aged 10 years, and his
youngest daughter Esther, aged 16 months
and all died very near together. Gazette
of Nov. 5, 1774

Sarah, widow of George, at PVeetown, aged

100 years and 14 days. Gazette of July 20, 1793

Capt. Thomas, at Newport. Gazette of Sept. 8, 1798

Capt. Jonathan, at Rehoboth, in 6ist year, Jan. 24, 1800

Henry, at Newport, aged 84 years. Gazette

of May 25, 1805

Zenus, at Rehoboth, in 27th year. Gazette

of Aug. 9, 1806

Polder William, pastor of the Sabbatarian
Church, at Newport, aged 81 years. Ga-
zette of May 21, 1808

Hon. John, at VVilbraham, Mass., aged 83
years ; had been Judge of Court of Com-
mon Pleas ; member of P^.xecutive Coun-
cil and State Senate. Gazette of Nov. 18, 1809

Gains, son of G , at Longmeadow,

Mass., aged 1 5 years ; killed by a bull. Ga-
zette of Dec. 3, 1 8 14

Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of Rev. William,
many years minister of the gospel, at New-
port, in 80th year ; her father and brother
had been Governor of the State and two
of her brothers Secretary of State, Feb. 18, 181 5

Samuel, at Rehoboth, in 48th year, April 27, 18 16

Miss P^lavia, daughter of Gaius, at Long-
meadow, Mass., aged 13 years, of dropsy.
Gazette of March 28, 181 8

184

VITAL EECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BLISS Thomas, son of the late Capt. Thomas, of

Newport, at Westerly, aged 25 years, Sept. 15

Mary, wife of Jonathan, formerly of Warren,

at Smithfield, . Sept. 29

Josiah, at Newport, in 40th year. Gazette

of Oct. 9

Capt. Samuel, at Rehoboth, in 90th year, Jan. 5

James, aged 34 years, at Havana, on board
schooner Enterprise, of this port. Gazette
of Jan. 30

Mrs. Sarah, widow of Capt. Thomas, at New-
port, aged 68 years. Gazette of June 5

Abiah, at Rehoboth, aged 95 years, Feb. 27.

Augustus, son of Capt. Asa, of Rehoboth, at

Troy, Mass., in 28th year. Gazette of Sept. 17

BLIVEN Jame.s, at Newport, in 69th year. Ga-
zette of March 14

Capt. Luke, drowned; was of Newport, Oct. 4,

Mrs. Susannah, of Newport, at Bristol. Ga-
zette of July 28

Sophia,eldest daughter of Capt. Luke, of New-
port, in this town, in i8th year, Nov. 13

Ann Maria, infant daughter of Francis, in this

town, Feb. 13

Francis, printer, in 22nd year, April 3

Miss Hannah, daughter of Capt. Perry, of

Newport, in this town, in i8th year, Sept. 13

Mrs. Ann, in this town, in 40th year. May 5

Ellery, drowned in the Salt Pond at Westerly,

aged 23 years, while bathing, Aug. 13

Ray, of Newport, supposed to have been

drowned off Conimicut Point, July 17

BLODGETT Ann Phillis, wife of William, and

daughter of Samuel Chace, Esq., May iS

Caleb, merchant, drowned near Hog Island
while gunning, Aug. 14

Mrs. Hannah, wife of Samuel, Esq., at Derry-

field, N. H. Gazette of Aug. 13

Samuel, Esq., at Goffstown, N. H., aged 93
years. Gazette of Oct. 10

Col. William, formerly of Providence, at Hart-
ford. Ct.; was of the Army of the Revolution, Oct. 10

Saniuel G., commander of gunboat 46, lost east

side of Conanicut, Sept. 29

Samuel, at Philadelphia, April 11

Abby Ann, daughter of Col. Leonard, in this

town, in 3rd year, Dec. 7

BLOOD P:ider Caleb, at Portland, Me., aged about

60 years. Baptist minister. Gazette of March 19

Joseph, at Boston, aged 76 years. Gazette of Jan. 11

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:8i8

[819

[820

[822

[822

:<S25

:825

[801
[805

1810

[814

:8i5
:8i6

[820
:822

[822

[824

784

[789

:8o3

;8o7

809

[812
1814

[821

[S14
[823

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

185

BLOOMFIELD Gen. Joseph, member of Con-
gress from New Jersey, at Burlington, N. J.;
at present Governor of the State. Gazette
of

BLOUNT Gen. Thomas, member of Congress
from North Carolina, at Washington,
Capt. Charles ; killed by pirates, in the West
Indie.s. Gazette of

BLOXEN Will, seaman, of brig Hermes,
drowned at sea. Gazette of

BLOYD Mrs. , at Norwich, Ct., aged 60

years. Gazette of

BLUCHER Field Marshall Prince, in Silesia,
in 79th year, after serving in the army 45
years,

BLY Mrs. Susannah, wife of William, at Paw-
tuxet, in 45th year. Gazette of
William, formerly of Middletown, at New-
port, in 58th year. Gazette of
Jeremiah, at Smithfield, in 71st year,
Mrs. Ellen, widow of Jeremiah, at Smith-
field, in 58th year,

BLYTH Samuel, late commander of the British
brig Boxer; buried with military honors at
Portland, Me. Gazette of

BOALING Robert, killed at Fort St. Clair,

BOARDMAN Adeline, only child of James, of
Lexington, Ky., very suddenly, in her
mother's arms, in this town,
Mrs. Jane, wife of James and daughter of
Joseph Snelling, formerly of Boston, at
Lexington, Ky., in 3 2d year. Gazette of
Hon. Elijah, of Connecticut, member U. S.
Senate, in Ohio. Gazette of

BODMAN Mrs., wife of Capt., at Boston ; found
dead in her bed,

BOERUM Jacob, merchant, at New York. Ga-
zette of

BOERSTLER Capt. , killed in action,

in Ohio. Gazette of

BOGERT Jacobus, at New York, in 78th year.
Gazette of
Peter, near Earnestown, N. C, drowned.

Gazette of
George, son of Sophia, aged 9 years 7 months,
from an overdose of laudanum, at Philadel-
phia,

BOGMAN Mrs. Mary, wife of Charles, in 43d
year. Gazette of
Charles, in 74th year.

Oct. II,

823

Feb. 7, 1

812

April 9,

[823

Aug. 25,

[804

Sept. 15,

[798

Sept. — ,

[819

June II,

[814

Aug. 21,
Dec. 9,

1819
[822

Nov. 13,

Sept. 1 1,
Nov. 6,

Sept. 6,

June 29,
Sept. 3,

Aug. 24,

June 22,
Oct. 3,
Nov. 2,

Sept. 25,

July 13,

Dec. 5,
Aug. 10,

824

813
792

809

811
823
769
805
812
811
819

821

795
821

186

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BOGMAN Joseph Edward, son of Joseph, in this
town, aged 7 months 15 days,
Jacob, of this town, drowned, in 45th year,
( Masonic Honors),
BOISE Betsey, daughter of widow Boise, aged
18 years, from burns after four weeks' suf-
fering,
BOLLES Jesse, Jun., son of Jesse, of this town,
at Charleston, S. C, in 28th year,
Sarah Frances, youngest daughter of Adol-

phus, in this town, aged 4 years 2 mos.,
Lemuel, at Woodstock, Ct., aged 68 years,
Mrs. Hannah A., wife of David and daughter
of Major William Thurber, in this town, in
20th year,

BOLLING Mr. , a student, drowned in

the College Pond, near Williamsburg, Va.
Gazette of
BOLMAN Robert, Esq., at Lunenburg, N. S.,
drowned by upsetting of a boat. Gazette of
BOLSTER Lieut. Col. James, aged about 32 years,
BOLTER Mrs. Eliza, daughter of James Davis,
Esq., formerly of this town, in 29th year,
at Watertown, Mass.,
BOLTON Robert, merchant, at Savannah, Ga.
Gazette of
Mrs. Sarah, widow of Robert, Esq., at Savan-
nah, in 49th year.
Dr. George A., at Seekonk, in 39th year,
BONAPARTE Jerome; his wife was safely de-
livered of a son ; at Park Place, Cumberwell,
Eng.,

Lady , wife of Lucian, the brother of

the Iimperor, at Italy, very suddenly. Ga-
zette of
Louis, brother of the Itmperor and late King
of Holland, in Gratz, Silesia, aged 40,
Issue of Sept. 19, 181 2, says he is still alive.
Josephine, in 46th year ; was married to Na-
poleon Bonaparte in 1796 when he was a
general officer; was the widow of Gen. Beau-
harnais, was crowned Empress of France
in 1804 and Queen of Italy in 1806. She
was divorced from Napoleon 10 years
since, since which time she has lived in re-
tirement. Her funeral was attended with
great pomp at Rael, June 3. Gazette of
Napoleon, born Aug. 15, 1769, died May 5,
1 82 1. Gazette of

April 5, 1822
Sept. 27, 1822

July 18, 1814

Nov. 2S, 1809

Sept. 20, 181 3
June 16, 1823

April 28, 1824

June 29, 1 8 16

July 5, 1817
March i, 1813

Sept. II, 1822
Jan. 8, 1803

Jan. 4, 1806
Sept. 26, 1822

July 7, 1805

Feb. 13, 1 1
June — , 1812

Aug. 13, 1814
Aug. 25, 1821

\

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS Ig^

BONAR Thomas, merchant ; his wife killed by

an assassin in England. Gazette of July 24, 1813

BOND Capt. , late commander of His

Majesty's Frigate, Gibralter, on this station,
at London. Gazette of July 4, 1772

Joseph G. I., D. U., at Baltimore, in 51st year.

Gazette of Oct. 17, 1812

Royal, of Boston, drowned in crossing the
Connecticut River, near Springfield, aged 28
years. Gazette of Aug. 19, 181 5

Miles, at Newport, aged 64 years. Gazette of Oct. 27, 1821

BONES Mrs. Jane, at Pikeland, Chester Co.,
Penn., in 94th year; so vigorous was she
that up to within 5 years of her death she
could mount her favorite riding horse, called
Charley, aged 52 years, (formerly Gov.
Penn's riding horse), and ride 30 miles
without fatigue. Since the death of her
old horse she has ridden none other. Could
walk three miles an hour without complain-
ing of being tired. Her eyesight was per-
fect to the last. July 2, 1822

BONSMAN Miss A., perished in the burning of

the theatre at Richmond, Va., Dec. 26, 181 1

BONSTEAD James, at Baltimore. Gazette of Oct. 9, 1802

BOODERY John, formerly of Raynham, at

Pawtucket, aged 40 years. Gazette of Dec. 28, 1822

BOODOM Isaac, of this town, in 52d year, at

Port William, Ky., Oct. 13, 1821

BOONE James, at Narragansett. Gazette of April 17, 1773

Mrs. , wife of Richard, at Plxeter, R.

I. Gazette of Dec. 26, 1789

John, in South Carolina, aged 31 years. Ga-
zette of Sept. 2, 1809
Col. Daniel, at Boone, Mo., said to be 80
years old ; was found dead in a blind he
had made for a deer, with his trusty rifle
in his hand in the position to shoot ; when
found the next day he appeared as if alive
and on intent watch for the deer. Gazette
of Sept. 19, 1818
Col. Daniel, one of the first settlers of Ken-
tucky, at Charrette Village, Missouri, in
90th year, Sept. 26, 1820
John W,, son of the late James, at Newport,

in 33rd year. May 16, 1823

Daniel U., son of the late James, at New-
port, aged 41 years. Gazette of Aug. 6, 1825

BOOSE John, an Indian seaman, killed by light-
ning at sea, near Turks Island, W. I., June 2, 1771

188

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BOOTH Abraham, of Douglass, Mass.; killed in
an affray with William Inman, at Gloces-

ter
Rev. 'Abraham, in London, aged n years,

Baptist. Gazette of
Joshua, aged 55 years, at Lempster, :\Iass.,

of hydrophobia. Gazette of
Jacob, at Burrillville, formerly of Middlebury,

Mass., aged 103 years. Gazette of
Louisa, daughter of Charles, at Southold,
L I • was sitting in the window when the
sash 'came down and caught her by the
neck and held her until death. Gazette of
Mrs Susan, wife of Abiel, at Taunton, aged
54 years, formerly of Middleboro. Ga-
zette of . . r
BORDEN Joseph, Esq., late Commissioner of
Loans for New Jersey. Gazette of
Margery, wife of Joseph, in 76th year, at

Johnston,
Joseph, Jun., Esq., Town Clerk of Johnston,

in 57th year. Gazette of
Mrs. Mary, widow of Capt. Matthew, at

Newport, in 72d year. Gazette of
Joseph, of Tiverton, at Troy, Mass., in 78th

year. Gazette of
Joseph, of Portsmouth, aged 21 years, at

Havana,
William, Esq., at Newport, aged 66 years,
Mrs. Sarah, widow of Joseph, at Johnston,

Mrs. , wife of Rev. Job, pastor of

Baptist Church, at Tiverton,
Mary, aged 50 years,
Mrs. Eliza S., wife of John C, at iroy,

Mass., in 23d year,
Mrs. Hannah, wife of Benajah, at Tiverton.

Gazette of
Mrs. Eliza B. S., wife of John C, at Fall

River, aged 23 years,
Mrs. Comfort C, aged 26 years, wife of John,
Jun., of Portsmouth, R. I., and daughter of
Capt. Gabriel Hicks of Tiverton, at New
Providence, Ind. ; also her infant child. Ga-
zette of
Levi, son of Job, of Portsmouth, at Waltham,

Mass., aged 22. years,
Cyrus, of Johnson, aged 30 years, drowned in
the Great Pond, Cranston.
Incorrect, see Jan. 31, 1824.

April 26, 1784

May 3, 1806

Jan. II, 1817

Oct. 30, 1822

June 28, 1823

Oct. II, 1823

April 30, 1791

Oct. 13, 1794

March 19, 1796

Jan. 24, 1801

April 15, 1809

Aug. 19, 1809

April 12, 1813

Sept. 2, 1813

March 17, 1818
Jan. 26, 1819

Aug. I, 1820

Sept. 8, 1820

Oct. 3, 1820

Dec. 28, 1820
Sept. I, 1822
Jan. 18, 1824

June i8,

1825

June 17,

1775

June 22,

1811

Aug. 7,

1813

Aug. 23,

1788

Aug. t6,

1800

May 18,

I So 5

May 17,

1806

Feb. 3,

I8I0

Aug. 18,

I8I0

Aug. I,

I8I9

Jan. 6,

I82I

Aug. 6,

1824

Sept. 25,

1824

Aug. 3,

1799

Nov. 12,

1763

824

824

809

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 189

BORDEN William, at Johnston, in 77th year ; for

more than 50 years member of I^aptist

Church, Johnston ; was the first person who

attended the Providence i'ublic Market

with a fruit and vegetable wagon, which he

continued for 56 years of his life, April 18,

Mrs. Mary, widow of William, at Newport,

aged 66 years. Gazette of Sept. 22,

BORDUE John, native of France, aged about 20

years, on board ship Arthur of this port, at

Canton. Gazette of June 17,

BORGHESE The Princess, sister to Napoleon,

at Rome, in 46th year. Gazette of
BORLAND John, Esq., at Boston. Gazette of
BOSCAWEN William, the English translater of

Horace, in England. Gazette of
BOSCH EN Replie, in Germany, shot by order

of a French court martial. Gazette of
BOSS Elder Charles, at Richmond, in 41st year.

Gazette of
Edward, son of Capt. Edward, of Newport,

in 1 6th year, at Havana. Gazette of
James, of Newport, in the West Indies, in

22nd year. Gazette of
Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of John L., Jun., P2sq., at

Newport. Gazette of
Philip M., son of John L., at Newport, aged

16 years. Gazette of
Col. Joseph, at Newport, in 52nd year. Ga-
zette of
John L., Jun., at Newport, late member of

Congress,
Peter, at South Kingstown, in 87th year. Ga-
zette of
John L., Esq., at Newport, aged 68 years, (ma-
sonic honors),
William S., native of South Kingstown, two

years student at B. U., a law student at

Greenfield, Mass., aged 24 years,
BOSSON George, seaman of the General Greene,

at sea. Gazette of
BOSTWICK Rev. David, pastor of Presbyterian

Church, at New York,
BOS WELL Henry, in England, called the King

of the Gypsies ; was nearly 100 years old ;

said to have died in affluent circumstances;

was at death encamped on the Southorpe

heath. Gazette of Dec. 22, 1824

BOSWORTH , a negro servant of Edward

Bosworth, at Warren ; fell backwards over

290 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BOSWORTH :

a stone near his master's door, fractured

his skull so severely that he died in a few

minutes. (Note: this is the first local acci-
dental death we find in this paper of Jan. 8,

1763.) Dec. 30, 1762

Nathaniel, at Rehoboth, in 78th year, suddenly, May 29, 1772
Mrs. Mehitable, wife of Lewis and daughter

of Col. Barzillai Richmond. Gazette of Aug. 29, 1778

AUethea, wife of Edward, Esq., in 71st year,

at Barrington, June 28, 1783

Bellamy, at Bristol, in 71st year. Gazette of Dec. 23, 1786
Jonathan, at Foster, aged 86 years, 9 months.

He never had a day's illness until his 85th

year. The ages of his bearers united made

282 years. Gazette of Dec. 30, 1797

Miss Mehitable, daughter of Capt. Lewis, in

17th year. Gazette of Nov. 6, 1802

Pardon, of this town, at Rehoboth, in 28th

year. Gazette of Jan. 22, 1803

John, drowned on the Orleans beach, of the

schooner Farmer. Gazette of Jan. 14, 1804

Capt. Lewis ; a son of his fell from the scaf-
folding of the new Congregational Church

and so injured himself as to die in a few

hours, Aug. 7, 1809

Capt. Lewis, in this town, after a very short

illness, in 64th year, Sept. 25, 1809

Benjamin, Esq., at Warren, in 78th year. Ga-
zette of Oct. 27, 1810
Edward, son of the late Capt. Lewis, of this

town, in 19th year, at sea, drowned from on

board ship Mary Almy, Capt. Burroughs.

Gazette of Oct. 23, 1819

Dr. Jacob, at Rehoboth, in 8ist year. May 14, 1820

Mary Potter, infant daughter of Peleg, aged 9

months, Dec. i, 1820

William, at Denneysville, Me., aged 19 years.

He with others went out to shoot an eagle,

being fatigued he sat down and instantly

expired. Complained of a pain in his side.

Gazette of June i, 1822

Ebenezer, of Bristol, at Warren, aged 29 years, Oct. 9, 1822

Mrs. Hannah, wife of Jeremiah and daughter

of Eibenezer Cole, of Swanzey, Mass., at

Elizabeth City, Va. Gazette of March 8, 1823

Samuel, Jun., at Bristol, Dec. 14, 1823

Samuel, at Barrington, in 80th year, May 4, 1824

Samuel, at Barrington, in 80th year. Gazette

of May 15, 1824

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 191

BOSWORTH Asa F., aged 21 years, native of
Swanzey, Mass., at Georgetown,

Benjamin, Esq., at Bristol, aged 72 years. Ga-
zette of

Sarah, wife of Stephen, in this town, in 40th

year,

BOTECOURT Hon. Norborne Boronde, Lieut.

Governor of Virginia, at Williamsburg, Va.,

BOTH Adam, at Philadelphia, aged 103 years, 6

mos., 3 days. Gazette of
BOTSFORD Hon. Amos, Speaker of House of
Assembly, at St. John's, N. B. Gazette of
BOTTS Benjamin, also wife and child, perished
in the burning of the theatre at Richmond,
Va.,
BOUDINOT Hon. Elisha, at Newark, N. J., in
71st year,

Elias, Esq., LL. D., President American Bi-
ble Society, at Burlington, N. J., in 82nd
year,

BOUDREAU Mr. , of Lafeurche, Miss.,

murdered by his slaves. Gazette of
BOURNE Hon. Shearjashub, Esq., Chief Justice
of the Superior Court, at Bristol, a few
years since. Gazette of

Ruth, wife of Shearjashub, Esq., at Bristol.
Gazette of

Ruth, widow of Shearjashub, Esq., at Bris-
tol, in 76th year. Gazette of

Mrs. Ruth, wife of Aaron, at Bristol. Ga-
zette of

INIiss Sophia, daughter of Hon. Benjamin, at
Bristol, in 17th year,

Hon. Shearjashub, Esq., aged 59 years, at
Boston. Gazette of

Benjamin, Esq., one of the judges of the
Court of Common Pleas, for Bristol Coun-
ty, at Bristol, in 53d year,

Mrs. Hope, widow of Benjamin, at Bristol,

Eunice, daughter of Stephen, at Seekonk, of
the fever, in 21st year. Gazette of

Israel, son of Stephen, at Seekonk, of the
fever, in 24th year. Gazette of

Stephen, at Seekonk, in 65th year, of the fe-
ver. Gazette of

Allen, Esq., clerk of the Supreme Court, for
Bristol County, at Bristol, suddenly, aged
about 37 years. Gazette of

Jan. 18,

1825

July 6,

1825

Aug. 17,

1825

Oct. 15,

1770

July 21,

1798

Oct. 31,

1812

Dec. 26,

1811

Oct. 17,

1819

Oct. 24,

1821

May 22,

1822

Feb. 10,

1781

Feb. 9,

1793

Nov. 5,

1796

Feb. 4,

1797

Dec. I,

1802

March 15,

1806

Sept. 17,
Aug. 7,

1808
1811

Dec. 3,

1814

Dec. 3,

1814

Dec. 3,

1814

Dec. 10,

1814

192 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BOURNE James, native of Warren, but resident
of New York, where he has a family, at St.
Karts, W. I.; in consequence of a musket
ball wound received at the Five Islands, April 15, 1821

Shearjashub, Esq., at Bristol, Dec. 25, 1821

John W., Esq., at Bristol, Aug. 8, 1823

Benjamin F., Esq., U. S. Navy, and son of
the late Hon. Judge Bourne, of Bristol ;
was graduate of B. U.; studied law with
Fisher Ames at Boston, and practiced un-
til he secured his position with the navy, at
New York,. Nov. 11, 1823

Bathsheba, daughter of Henry, at Sandwich,
Mass., aged 2 years, from her clothes tak-
ing fire. Gazette of Jan. 28, 1824

BOURS Ann, widow of Hon. Peter, at Newport,

in 88th year. Gazette of Dec. 5, 1789

Mrs. Hannah, wife of John and eldest daugh-
ter of the late Hon. Joshua Babcock, of
Westerly, at Newport, m her 55th year, Dec. 17, 1796

Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of John, Esq., at New-
port, in 49th year. Gazette of April 28, 1804
Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of Samuel, late of
Newport, at Coylton, Eng., aged 75 years.
Gazette of July 5, 1806

BOUSH James, lieutenant in the American

Navy, at Norfolk. Gazette of July 5, 1800

BOUSH EE Dr. William, at Smithfield, aged 50

years. Gazette of Feb. 13, 1S08

BOVARD Oliver; his two sons, from eating some
poisonous root, died from the effects, on
the Sewickly River, Penn. Gazette of May 8, 18 19

BOWDEN Richard, merchant, at Norfolk, Va.;
he had an alteration with Moses Myers,
another merchant, in the market place,
which led to blows, when after being separa-
ted each returned to his counting room ;
Mr. Myers' son Samuel, aged 21, took a
pistol and entering Mr. B's counting room,
shot him dead Gazette of June 8,1811

Miss Mary, at Marblehead, aged 75 years ;
ran a splinter under her nail, which she
extracted ; wound took a bad turn and
caused death. Gazette of Dec. 13, 1823

BOWDITCH Joseph, at Havana. Gazette of Nov. 28, 1807

Deborah, daughter of Capt. George, at Sa-
lem, aged 14. Gazette of Dec. 21, 1822

BOWDOIN James, late Governor of Massa-
chusetts, at Boston. Gazette of Nov. 13, 1790
Hon. James, at his seat on Kareshan Island,
aged 59 years. Gazette of Oct. 19, 181 1

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

193

BOWKN Mrs. Frances, late of Woodstock, aged
66 years, at her son's. Rev. Mr. Bowen,
at Boston, July 25, 1769

Uriel, at Rehoboth ; thrown from his horse, ^^'^S- 8, 1769

Col. Jabez, in 74th year, at Providence, Aug. 18, 1770

Aaron, Esq., at Coventry, at an advanced

age. Gazette of April 30, 1774

Col. Thomas, of Rehoboth, in 85th year ;
was a j)hysician of more than 50 years'
standing, July 17, 1774

Elizabeth, wife of James, at Rehoboth, in 95th
year, Dec. 21, 1776

Sarah, widow of Dr. Thomas, at a very ad-
vanced age, at Rehoboth, July 31, 1777

Hannah, widow of Col. Jabez, in 67th year, Aug. 20, 1778

Abigail, wife of Col. Benjamin, of this town,
at Scituate, and widow of Capt. Peter Sim-
ons, of Newport, Sept. 19, 1781

Betsey, daughter of Capt. Israel, at Cov-
entry, in 1 8th year, Feb. i, 1782

Thomas, in 68th year, at Rehoboth. Ga-
zette of Aug. 10, 1782

Col. Benjamin, of this town, in 57th year, Feb. 21, 1784

John, a sailor, drowned in the harbor at

Newport, May 18, 1786

Hannah, daughter of Henry, in 22d year.

Gazette of Dec. 29, 1787

Sarah, wife of Col. PZphraim, in 30th year, March 16, 1788

Henry, only son of Henry, at Rehoboth, in

14th year. May 31, 1788

Rev. Penuel, late of Boston, in South Caro-
lina. Gazette of Dec. 13, 1788

Caleb, aged about 66 years. Gazette of Nov. 26, 1791

Mary, only daughter of Hon. Jabez, in 20th

year, July 15, 1792

James, aged 70 years, at Barrington. Ga-
zette of Oct. 12, 1793

Lydia, daughter of Aaron, at Coventry, in

19th year, Dec. 8, 1793

George Corliss, oldest son of Dr. William, of

this town, in 21st year, Feb. 9, 1795

Nancy, wife of Serrell, F"eb. 18, 1795

Lois, wife of Oliver, April 17, 1795

Jeremy, of Barrington, at the West Indies.

Gazette of Oct. 10, 1795

Hannah, daughter of Ichabod, P^sq., at Cov-
entry, in 27th year. Gazette of Oct. 8, 1796

Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Nathan, at Marble-
head, aged 36 years. Gazette of Ma3f27, 1797

194

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BOWEN Sarah, wife of Col. John, at Coventry,
in 27th year,

Amos, at Rehoboth, in 60th year. Gazette
of

Lydia, daughter of Benjamin, formerly of
'this town, at Norway, N. Y. Gazette of

Mrs. Sarah, Friend Minister, at Tiverton,
aged 91 years. Gazette of

Mrs. Sarah, wife of Hon. Jabez, in 58th year,

Commodore Oliver, son of Dr. Ephraim, in
59th year, at Augusta. Ga.,

Mary, widow of Thomas, of Rehoboth, in this
town, in 84th year. Gazette of

Mrs. Mary, wife of Nathan, at Marblehead,
aged 43 years. Gazette of

Mrs. Lydia Mawney, wife of Dr. Ephraim, in
80th year, in this town,

Jacob, caulker. Gazette of

Cyrel, of Rehoboth, aged 42 years, at sea on
passage from Eondon to Providence. Ga-
zette of

Col. Oliver, eldest son of Hon. Jabez, in this
town, very suddenly, in 38th year,

Major Thomas B., of the Pennsylvania Line
in the Revolution, at Hillsboro, N. C. Ga-
zette of

Mrs. Sarah, wife of Isaac, in this town,

William G., son of Isaac, in this town, aged
22 years,

Oliver, son of Aaron, Esq., of Coventry, at
sea on passage from Havana for New York.
Gazette of

Henry, town sergeant, in 69th year.

Primus, colored, at Boston, aged 52 years.
Gazette of

Mrs. Mary, wife of Ichabod, Esq., at Coven-
try, aged 69 years ; she had been a member
of the Baptist Church there 57 years,

Capt. Barzillai, at Rehoboth, aged 58 years.
Gazette of

John, at Rehoboth, aged 71 years. Gazette
of

Simeon, at Rehoboth, at a very advanced
age. Gazette of

Mrs. Thankful, at Attleboro, in 85th year,

Charles, son of Benjamin, of Herkimer coun-
ty, N. Y., at the Peleu Islands,

William, of Warren, at Havana, in 27th year.

June 24, 1797

Feb. 9, 1799

April 20, 1799

April 27, 1799
March 17, 1800

July II, 1800

Nov. 22, 1800

June 13, 1 80 1

Dec. 18, 1801
March 6, 1802

Dec. 15, 1802
Dec. II, 1804

Aug. 10, 1805
Sept. 29, 1806

Jan. 8, 1807

Aug. 8, 1807
Aug. 22, 1807

Jan. 30, 1808

April 7, 1808

May 14, 1808

Oct. 8, 1808

Dec. 9, 1809
March 10, fSio

April — , 1 8 10
May 10, 1 8 10

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS I95

BOWEN Eleazer, son of the late Joseph, at Gloces-
ter, in 89th year ; he was born in Rehoboth.
Feb. 10, 1722 ; descended from an ancient
family that came from Swanzey, in Wales,
and settled in Swanzey, Mass., with a num-
ber of other families ; was the oldest per-
son but one in the town and had lived here
more than 50 years ; was a worthy member
of the Baptist Church, gathered by the
late Rev. William Bowen in that part of
the town, now Burrillville, over which his
son-in-law. Rev. Noah Millard has now
charge ; has left 6 children, 3 sons and 3
daughters ; 29 grand ; 52 great-grandchil-
dren, and 15 of the 4th generation, in all
102 ; 48 of whom attended his funeral, ser-
mon by Rev. John Westcott, Heb. v: 25, July 13, 1819

Elihu, at Scituate, in 8Sth year, of Society of

Friends, April 2, 181 1

Capt. Samuel, an experienced nautical com-
mander, at Philadelphia, in 29th year, April 11, 181 1

Dr. Ephraim, in this town, in 97th year, na-
tive of Rehoboth ; removed to this town
when 9 years of age ; the place then had a
population of 10,000 ; he has left but one
person who was in existence at the time of
his removal here, Oct. 21, 1812

Cecelia, daughter of Eleazer, at Seekonk, of

the prevailing fever. Gazette of Dec. 3, 1814

Eleazer, at Seekonk, at an advanced age, of

the fever. Gazette of ^ Dec. 3, 1814

John Dumont, only son of the late Col. Oliv-
er, in 19th year, April 15, 181 5

Dr. William Corliss, in this town, in 30th

year, April 23, 181 5

Hon. Jabez, LL. D., Chancellor of Brown
University; was active in the war of the
Revolution, filling places of trust in mili-
tary and civil trust, and afterwards highly
honored with important positions ; at this
town in 76th year,( Masonic honors ), May 9, 181 5

Mrs. Rebecca O., wife of Dr. William Cor-
liss Bowen, and daughter of the late Col.
Christopher Olney, aged 28 years. June 8, 181 5

Capt. Benjamin, of sloop Rising Sun, at sea,

in 35th year. Gazette of ' Jan. 6, 1S16

Jabez, Esq., son of Hon. Jabez, deceased, of

this town; at Philadelphia, in 43rd year, Aug. 9, 1816

Col. Aaron, at Coventry, in 87th year, Oct. 7, 18 16

196

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BOWEN Sarah Corliss, daughter of the late Dr.

William Corliss Bowen, aged 2 years 2

months, in this town,
Nathaniel C, son of Col. John, of Coventry

and Plainfield, Ct., in 20th year,
Mrs. Lucretia, widow of Caleb, of this town,

in 78th year,
Mrs. Hannah, wife of Aaron, a native of East

Greenwich, at Norwich, Ct., aged 37 years.

Gazette of
Henry Ward, youngest son of Dr. Pardon,

in 20th year, ( military honors ),
Henry F., aged 28 years, at Nansemond

County, Va. Gazette of
Mrs. Sarah, widow of John, at Seekonk, in

83rd year,
Robey B., youngest daughter of Asaph, at

Coventry, in 14th year. Gazette of
Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of Henry,
Mrs. Esther, wife of Stephen, and daughter

of Squire Shove, of Dan vers, Mass., at

Newport, in 24th year,
Susannah, widow of Elihu, in 89th year, of

Society of Friends, at Scituate,
Willard, son of Benjamin, at Rehoboth, aged

8^ mos.,
Joseph S., of this town, at St. Domingo, in

24th year,
Edward Tyler, son of the late Capt. Jonathan,

at Warren, in 24th year,
William, 3rd son of Henry, in this town,

aged 5 years,
Mrs. Sally, wife of Col. John, at Coventry,

aged 51 years,
Horatio, second son of Henry, in this town, in

8th year,
Isaac, at North Providence, in 30th year,
Martin, formerly of Rehoboth, m this town,
Mrs. Sarah, wife of Capt. Benjamin, at New-
port, aged 58 years, member of Society of

Friends,
Mrs. Sally, wife of Augustus, at Coventry,

aged 26 years, daughter of Jesse Cooke,
Mrs. Cynthia, wife of Samuel, at Coventry,

aged 49 years. Gazette of
, infant son of Henry, in this town,

aged 3 months,
Miss Mary C, daughter of the late Daniel, in

this town, in 27th year,
Isaac, in this town, in 84th year,

Oct. 16,

1816

Aug. 27,

1816

June 4,

1817

May 30,

1818

Sept. 15,

1819

Feb. 3,

1820

Sept. 18,

1820

Sept. 25,
Nov. 21,

1820
1820

Jan. II,

1821

Jan. 26,

1821

P'eb. 12,

1821

July 23,

1821

July 30,

1821

Dec. 6,

1821

Jan. 14,

1822

Jan. 16,

Aug. 30,

Oct. 8,

1822
1822
1822

Oct. 13,

1822

Oct. 27,

1822

Nov. 13,

1822

Jan. 25,

1823

March 7,
Aug. 10,

1823
1823

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS I97

BOWEN James, at Warren, in 66th year. Ga-
zette of Nov. 19. 1823

Mary, wife of Smith, at Warren, in 85th year, Jan. 2, 1824

Eliphalet, at Warren; fell from the fore yard
of a vessel and struck on the ice ; was in-
stantly killed ; leaves wife and 5 children, Feb. 3, 1824

Mrs. Mary, wife of Col. Joseph and daughter
of the late Hon. Thomas Tilhnghast, of
East Greenwich, at Coventry, in 49th year, Feb. 15, 1824

Abraham, postmaster of Troy, Mass. ; many
years member of the Massachusetts As-
sembly, March 9, 1824

John, at Tiverton, aged 80 years, March 9, 1824

Capt. Ezra, of ship Sarah Rollston, aged 54
years, son of the late Isaac, drowned at sea,
on passage from Philadeli:)hia to Liverpool, April 23, 1824

Mrs. Ruth, widow of Abraham, at Fall River,

Mass., aged 55 years, Aug. 4, 1824

Benjamin, Esq., aged 65 years, late a resi-
dent of Newport, N. Y., but a native of
this town, at West Tennessee, Oct. 16, 1824

Hannah, wife of Dr. Joseph, and daughter
of the late Peter Simons, of Newport, at
Glocester, Dec. 7, 1824

Mrs. Sarah, wife of Dr. William, in this town,

in 79th year, April 2^, 1S25

Mrs. Rovvena, wife of Stephen and daughter
of Robert Pater, Esq., of Freetown, at
Newport, aged 21 years, June 17, 1825

Stephen, at Rehoboth, aged 59 years, from

overheat, July 11, 1825

BOWER Lieut. Thomas H., at Havana. Ga-
zette of Nov. 2, 1822

BOWERING Caleb B., merchant, late of New

York, near Newark, N. J., aged 40 years, Aug. 27, 1810

BOWKER Lydia, wife of Edmund, now 92 years

old, at Scituate, Mass., aged 89 years ; had

lived with her husband 68 years. Gazette

of July 31, 1824

BOWERS Benjamin, at Swanzea. Gazette of June 3, 1775

Jerathmell. Jun., son of Henry, Esq., in

24th year, at Swanzey. Gazette of Oct. 14, 1775

Henry, Esq., at Swanzey, suddenly. Gazette

of Jan. 2, 1790

Mrs. , wife of Jerathmel, Esq., at Som-
erset. Gazette of April 27, 1793

Hon. Mr., uncle of the Earl of Rodnor, from
a wound received in a duel with Lord Tan-
kerville, in Scotland. Gazette of Sept. 13, 1794

198

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BOWERS Capt. Lloyd, of Somerset, Mass., at

Aux Cayes, aged 28 years. Gazette of June 4, 1796

Col. Jerathmeel, at Somerset, at an advanced
age. Gazette of Aug. 3, 1799

Henry, Esq., at New York. Gazette of Feb. 15, 1800

John, carver, in this town, suddenly, June 23, 1803

Mrs. , widow of John, in this town, in

43rd year, Nov. 25, 1806

Casper, at Havana. Gazette of Nov. 28, 1807

John, in this town, in 22nd year, Aug. 17, 1812

Caleb, merchant, of this town, aged 39 years, March 26, 181 5

Mrs. Sarah, wife of Sylvester, in 36th year, Feb. 8, 181 8

William, killed by lightning, at Sheperds-

town, Va., July 6, 181 8

John, Esq., late of Somerset, Mass., super-
cargo of brig Richmond, on coast of Afri-
ca, aged 55 years, March 21, 1820

Jerathmeel, eldest son of John, at Newport,

in 27th year, July 21, 1820

Alfred, formerly of Pawtucket, at Wilming-
ton, N. C, in 34th year, Aug. 10, 1821

Capt. George, formerly of Somerset, Mass.,
iiT 44th year, at the Island of St. Simons,
Georgia, Feb. 28, 1823

John, of Halifax, Penn. ; lost his life by run-
ning his horse too near the limb of a tree.
Gazette of Aug. 20, 1823

BOWIE Lieut. , of the Light Dragoons,

killed in a duel by Lieut. Hague of the
same corps, at New Orleans,

Jones, murdered by a negro, at Caroline
county, Md.,

Thomas, P^sq., at Washington, D. C. He
died suddenly while listening to the Rev.
Mr. I-Vey, who was preaching in Rev.. Mr.
Lowrie's Church. Gazette of
BOWLER Hon. Metcalfe, late Speaker of the
House of Assembly and Judge of the Su-
perior Court ; buried in Episcopal church-
yard,

Samuel, of this town, at St. Eustatia. Ga-
zette of

Mary, sister of the late Hon. Metcalf, in this
town, at an advanced age. Gazette of

Mrs. Ann, widow of Hon. Metcalf, Esq., in
71st year,

Joseph M., of this town, at Havana. Gazette
of

Metcalfe, Jun., in this town, in 29th year,

Maria Jacobs, daughter of Charles L., in this
town, aged 3 years 2 months.

May 15,

1809

Aug. 22,

1817

Feb. 8,

1823

Sept. 19,

1789

June 26,

1790

Nov. 20,

1802

Feb. 8,

1803

Aug. 8,
Jan. 24,

1807
1819

April 16,

1S24

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

199

BOWLER Daniel Aborn, son of Charles L., in

this town, aged i year 4 months, July 27, 1825

BOWLES Mr. Elisha, printer of the George-
town Gazette, at Georgetown, Va. ; was a
native of Hebron, Ct. Gazette of June 18, 1803

Widow , of West Hanney Berks, died

April 4, 1749, aged 124 years. Gazette of Oct. 15, 1803

Capt. , killed by Capt. Griffin off Cape

Charles, Oct. 23, 1821

BOWLY Hon. Daniel, at Baltimore, a Revolu-
tionary patriot. Gazette of Nov. 28, 1807

BOWMAN Mrs. , widow, of this town.

Gazette of Jan. 23, 1790

Mrs. , wife of Charles. Gazette of Nov. 29, 1806

John, Esq., attorney at law, at Charlestown,

S. C. Gazette of Aug. 22, 1807

Capt. Samuel, aged 65 years, native of Lex-
ington, Mass., and served in the Revo-
lution, at Wilkesbarre, Penn.; killed by a
bull, June 25, 18 18

Capt. Samuel, who was killed by an angry
bull at Wilkesbarre, Penn., was a soldier of
the Revolution ; fought at Lexington ; was
guard over Major Andre 24 hours before
his execution, and walked arm in arm with
him to the scaffold. Gazette of Aug. 8, 181 8

BOWNE Mrs. Amey, wife of Robert, merchant,
and daughter of Thomas Robinson, of
Newport, at New York. Gazette of June 12, 1802

BOWYER Mrs. Margaret, wife of Andrew, in
this town, at an advanced age ; was of Cape
P'rancois previous to the P'rench Revolu-
tion. Gazette of Jan. 5, 1799

Peter Andrew, native of Paris, for 14 years
a resident of Cape St. P'rancois, in this
town, in 78th year, Sept. 17, 1807

Gen. Henry, at Cheltenham, Eng., aged 69
years. Gazette of Oct. 22, 1808

BOX Betsey, daughter of Major Daniel, in nth

year. Gazette of Nov. 28, 1795

Major Daniel, an officer of the Revolution,

at an advanced age. Gazette of May 10, 1800

BOYCE Miss Susannah, at Canonsburg, killed
by a falling tree, while on horseback. Ga-
zette of May 24, 1 81 7

Amos, at Pawtucket, killed by the caving in

of a well, April 20, 1824

BOYD George, midshipman, killed in action at

sea, June 19, 1793

Andrew, late of this town, at Havanna. Ga-
zette of Nov. 10, 1798

200

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BOYD Mr. Robert C, attorney at law, at New

York. Gazette of Oct. 31, 1801

Mrs. Mary, of this town, in 37th year, at the
house of Rev. Dr. Gano, Aug. 9,

Andrew, at East Greenwich, in 74th year, Aug. 20,

Capt. Alexander, killed in a duel with Alex-
ander Campbell, a capt. in the same regi-
ment, near Newry, Ire. Gazette of Nov. 19,

Mrs. Jemima, wife of William, and daughter
of William Tallman, of Newport, at Ports-
mouth, aged 37 years. Sept. 25,
BOYLE Celia, wife of John, of Boston, prin-
ter, at Hingham. Gazette of May 4,

Mary, at Boston, aged 26 years. Gazette of Feb. 12,

BOYLESTON Nicholas, Esq., merchant, aged

56 years, at Boston. Gazette of Aug. 24,

Thomas, Esq., formerly of Boston, in Eng-
land. Gazette of April 27,
BOYLS John, at Independence, Sussex County,

N. J., aged about 20 years, March 19,

Abraham, at same place, aged 22 years, March 20,

BOYS Joseph, ship carpenter, fell from a stag-
ing, July I,
BRABINER William Augustus, son of William

A., of Boston, at Pawtucket, Aug. 20,

BRACKETT Joshua, Esq., aged 56 years, at Bos-
ton. Gazette of Jan. 18,

Mrs. Hannah, widow of Dr. Joshua, and
sister to the late Gen. Whipple, at Ports-
mouth, N. H., in 70th year. Gazette of June i,
BRACKSTONE Sarah, at Bath, Eng. Gazette

of May I,

BRADBURY Jacob, Esq., at Buxton, Mass., Oct. 30,

Hon. George, former member of Congress,

at Portland, Me. Gazette of Nov. 26,

BRADFORD Mrs. , wife of Capt. Daniel,

at Bristol, April 16,

Mrs. ,wife of Major General Bradford,

at Bristol. Gazette of Oct. 14,

Capt. William, formerly of this town, in Vir-
ginia. Gazette of April 9,

Cornelius, aged 57 years, at Philadelphia,. Nov. i,

Deborah, widow of Capt. William, and
daughter of William Wheaton, P2sq., of
this town, June 3,

William, at Philadelphia, in 73rd year. Ga-
zette of Oct. 15,

Le Baron, at Bristol. Gazette of Oct. 12,

Solomon, in 68th year, for many years a

schoolmaster, in this town, April 8, 1795

803
804

808

822

776
823

771

799

814
814

790

824

794

805

771
811

823

772

775

785
786

788

791
793

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

201

BRADFORD William, Esq., Attorney General
of the United States, in Pennsylvania,

Joseph, in 59th year. Gazette of

Mrs. Marcy, wife of William, in 31st year, in
this town,

Henry M., of this town, in 22nd year,

Mrs. Mary, wife of Thomas, printer, at Phil-
adelphia. Gazette of

Col. Gamaleel, aged 76 years, an officer of
the Revolution, at Du.xbury, Mass. Ga-
zette of

Hon. William, formerly Lieut. Governor of
the state, at his seat near Mt. Hope, Bris-
tol, in 83rd year,

Joel,

Mary, wife of William, in this town, in 35th
year,

Daniel, P2sq., at Bristol, in 89th year. Ga-
zette of

Major William, son of the late governor, at
Bristol, aged 60 years. Gazette of

Samuel, Esq., sheriff of the County of Suf-
folk, at Boston,

Mrs. Beulah, widow of Joseph, in this town,
in 8 1 St year,

Capt. John, at Bristol, aged 25 years, on
coast of Africa,

Levi, at South Kingstown, in 63rd year,

Hon. Daniel, at Bristol, aged 43 years ; leaves
wife and 9 children,

Mrs. Sarah, widow of Le Baron, Esq., late of
Bristol, at Plymouth, aged 67 years,

Mrs. Amey, wife of Hersey, niece of Hon.
James DeWolf, at Bristol, aged 25 years,

Major Charles, son-in-law of John Corliss,
Esq., of this town, at Pensacola, of the fe-
ver. Gazette of

Edward James, second son of Capt. William,
of Bristol, in 17th year, on coast of Africa,
on board sloop Henry,

Sylvanus, formerly of Kingston, Mass., at
Glocester, aged 30 years,

William, at Watertown, aged 62 years,

George, in this town, in 66th year,

Mrs. J^etsey, widow, killed by lightning while
at church, at Montville, Ct. Gazette of

Gamaliel, Esq., warden of Massachusetts
State Prison, aged 60 years, at Cambridge,
Mass. Gazette of

William Henry, son of William B., in this
town, aged 15 months,

Aug. 23,
March 18,

March 23,
Nov. 8,

Nov. 30,

Jan. 17,

July 6,

Nov. 5,

1808
1808

Dec. II,

1809

Aug. 4,

1810

Nov. 16,

1811

Sept. 5,

1818

Dec. 25,

1818

Nov. 12,
Sept. 21,

1819
1820

P'eb. 27,

1821

Nov. 10,

1 82 1

April 16,

1822

Oct. 12,

Dec. 22,

March 21,

May 4,

May 12,

May 31,

March 13,
July 29,

795
797

803
804

805

807

822

822

823
823
823

823

824

824

202 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BRADFORD Nathaniel, of Portland, at sea on

board brig Fame, from Havana for this

port. May 7, 1825

Miss Sally, formerly of this town, at Boston,

aged 58 years. Gazette of June 18, 1825

BRADISH James, at New Orleans. Gazette of Sept. 21, 1799
Mrs. Elizabeth Gibbs, at Boston, aged 29

years, wife of Luther, Esq., of New York,

and daughter of the late George Gibbs,

of Newport, April 7, 18 16

BRADLEE Lieut. -Col. Samuel, of ist Regiment

of Militia, at Boston. Gazette of Aug. 4, 1798

Mrs. Sarah, wife of Capt. David, at Boston,

aged 61 years. Gazette of Feb. 22, 1806

BRADLEY James, at Newport, at an advanced

age. Gazette of Nov. 10, 1792

Charlotte Jeannette, daughter of Capt. Wil-
liam, aged I year 6 months 19 days, March 27, 18 16
Capt. Erastus, of Connecticut, at Samarang,

Java, leaving property to the value of

;^30,ooo. Gazette of Aug. 10, 1816

Mrs. Hannah, widow of John, aged 66 years,

at Concord, N. H. ; the third victim in this

family within 10 days. Gazette of Aug. 23, 181 7

Louisa Jeanette, daughter of Capt. William,

in this town, aged i year 3 months, Oct. 6, 1817

Mr. , the Yorkshire giant ; he is said

to be 9 feet in height and 3 feet across

shoulders, in England, May 31, 1820

Dr. William Henry, son of Dr. William, of

this town, at Havana, Cuba, April 25, 1825

BRADSTREET Samuel, at Topsfield, aged 56

years ; was killed by his wagon running

over him. Gazette of Dec. 21, 1816

BRAGDON Joseph, at Boston. Gazette of Aug. 4, 1798

BRAGDONA Joseph, aged 22 years, at Hal-

lowell. Me.; fell from a third story window.

Gazette of Oct. 4, 1817

BRAGG Miss I'olly, daughter of John, at Digh-

ton, in 27th year. Gazette of Oct. 26, 1805

Samuel, Jun., editor of the Dover Sun, at

Dover, N. H. Gazette of Dec. 14, 181 1

Phebe Ann, daughter of Wheaton, in 9th

year. Gazette of 29, 1 817

Phebe Ann, daughter of Wheaton, aged 18

months, July 29, 1821

Wheaton, Jun., son of Wheaton, in this town,

in 5th year, Aug. 20, 1821

Mrs. Mary, wife of Herman, in this town,

sged 35 years, of Wrentham, Mass., May 26, 1822

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

203

BRAILSFORD Samuel, at Charleston, S. C,
from a wound received in a duel, in 19th
year. Gazette of Nov. 21

William, Esq., at St. Simons, W. I., formerly

of South Carolina. Gazette of Dec. 29

Thomas, executed for piracy, at Charleston,

S. C, May 12

BRAKEMAN Peter, executed in New Jersey

for murder, June 30,

BRAMAN David, Sen., at Newport, aged 75

years. Gazette of Dec. 14

Mrs. Eunice, widow of David, at Newport,

aged JJ years, Sept. 22

BRAYMAN John, native of London, fell from
the masthead in Newport Harbor ; lived
two hours, June 7

BRANAGAN Thomas, an Irishman, found mur-
dered, at Boston, July 3
BRANCH Mrs. Thankful, wife of Nicholas, in

42nd year. Gazette of April 1 1

Joseph, at Wrentham, in 23rd year. Gazette

of Sept. 10

Daniel, in this town, in 8ist year ; buried

with Masonic honors, Nov. 7.

Mrs. Rebecca, wife of Stephen, in this town.

Gazette of April 25

Nicholas, in this town, in 55th year; buried

with Masonic and military honors, Feb. 16

Mrs. Joanna, wadow of Daniel, in this town,

in 8 1 St year, April 10

Col. Sanford, aged 45 years, in this town,

( Masonic honors ), Aug. 20

Lucretia, wife of Stephen, Esq., suddenly ;

leaves six children, Feb. 18

Elisha, son of Stephen, Esq., aged 7 months, Sept. 14
Henry, son of Amos, at Sterling, Ct., sud-
denly, in 6th year, Oct. 11
Mrs. Rachel, wife of Nathaniel, at Uxbridge,

in 51st year. Gazette of March 26

Emily, wife of Stephen, Esq., in this town,

in 31st year, July 21

BRANDON Samuel H., Esq., merchant, at Su-
rinam. Gazette of Feb. 15
BRANDT Capt. Joseph, chief of the Six Na-
tions, at his seat at the head of Lake On-
tario, Nov. 25
Elizabeth, in Lancaster county, Penn., aged

20 years, Oct. 3

BRANTLEY Rev. W., in North Carolina, Bap-
tist minister. Gazette of Oct. 17

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VITAL RECOBD OF RHODE ISLAND

BR ATT ALL Capt. Robert, in 73rd year,

Mrs. Susannah, widow of the late Robert, at
Pawtuxet, aged 70 years. Gazette of
BRATTLE Mrs. Margaret, relict of Hon. James
Allen, and wife of Hon. William Brattle,
Esq., of Cambridge, in 59th year,

Thomas, the philanthropist, at Cambridge.
Gazette of
BRAXTON Mrs. Tayloe, perished in the burn-
ing of the theatre, at Richmond, Va.,
BRAY Capt. Benjamin, perished in a shipwreck
on Eastern Point, near Glocester. Ga-
zette of

Edmund, of Pawtucket, at sea on board ship
Liverpool Packet, of Boston, on passage
from Bavaria. Gazette of

John, the comedian, in England ; was long a
resident in the United States ; at Leeds,
Eng. Gazette of

Mrs. Sarah, widow of John ; was of Boston
Theatre ; very suddenly, at Boston,
BRAYLEY Amos, Esq., postmaster of Free-
town, of the fever. Gazette of

Mrs. , wife of Ebenezer, at Freetown,

of the fever. Gazette of

Elijah, at Rehoboth, Mass., of the fever. Ga-
zette of

Mrs. Lydia, wife of Elijah, at Rochester,
Mass., of the fever. Gazette of
BRAYTON Baulston, Esq., many years sheriff
of the county, at Smithfield, at an ad-
vanced age. Gazette of

Sarah, wife of William. Gazette of

Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of Capt. Israel, at
Newport, in 54th year. Gazette of

Patience, wife of Preserved, in 6ist year, at
Rehoboth, a Friend minister.

Patience, PViend minister, at Rehoboth, in
64th year,

Nancy, of Swanzey, aged 17 years. Gazette
of

Isaac, at Cheshire, Mass., in 36th year. Ga-
zette of

Isaac, formerly of Smithfield, at Deerfield,
N. Y., in 65th year. Gazette of

Cynthia, wife of Isaac, and eldest daughter
of the late Capt. David Whipple, of Cum-
berland, at Deerfield, N. Y., in 63rd year.
Gazette of

Isaac, Esq., native of Smithfield, at Deer-
field, N. Y.,

June

17,

1809

Nov.

II,

1815

Aug.

26,

1763

Feb.

14,

1 801

Dec.

26,

1811

March 7,

April 27,

Aug. 10,

1822

June 29,

1825

April 27,

1816

April 27,

1816

Aoril 27,

1816

April 27,

1816

April 5,
Feb. 7,

1777
1784

Dec. 3,

1791

July 30,

1794

July 31,

1794

Aug. 16,

1794

P'eb. 20,

1802

March 29,

1806

March 18,

1809

June 21,

1809

807

822

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

205

BRAYTON Miss Anna, daughter of John, at

Smithfield, in 27th year,
Mrs. AHce, wife of Boyleston, and daughter

of the late Col. Elisha Mo\vry,in 3i.st year,

at Smithfield,
Waldo, son of Capt. Caleb, in 28th year, at

Mexico, N. Y.,
Miss Sarah, daughter of John, at Smithfield,

in 31st year,
David, second son of the late Baulston, Esq.,

of Smithfield, at Pittston, N. Y., in 68th

year ; leaves wife and 6 children,
Charles A., eldest son of Charles, Esq., at

Warwick, in i6th year,
Mrs. Hannah, widow of Preserved, of Re-

hoboth, at Smithfield, in 60th year, of the

fever,
Miss Martha L., in 24th year,
Robert, at Newport, in 65th year. Gazette

of
Ann Marcy, only daughter of Hon. Charles,

Esq., at Warwick, in 22nd year,
Cynthia, only surviving daughter of John,

at Smithfield, in 31st year,
Mrs. Mary H., wife of Stephen, and daugh-
ter of John Gray, at Swanzey, aged 18

years,
Robert, at New Bedford, aged 50 years, of

Society of Friends,
Mrs. Elnathan, wife of John, at Smithfield,

in 73rd year,
John, at Smithfield, in 74th year,
BRAZER Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Samuel, Esq.,

at Worcester, Mass. Gazette of
BREAD Y John, aged 10 or 12, drowned in the

Delaware,
BREARLY Hon. John, chief justice of New

Jersey, near Trenton, N. J.,
BREAST Mr. , midshipman on board

U. S. cutter Hornet, at Syracuse,
BRECK Samuel, Esq., at Philadelphia, aged 62

years, a native of Boston where he resided

until 16 years ago,
Mrs. Rachel, widow of Robert, in this town,

aged 80 years,
BRECKENBRIDGE Hon. John, Attorney Gen-
eral of the United States, at Lexington,

Ky. Gazette of
Hon. H. H., at Carlile, Penn., aged 67 years,

one of the judges of the Superior Court of

Penn.,

Aug. 22,

1811

March 18,

1812

Aug. 18,

1813

Nov. 4,

1813

May 31,

1814

March 27,

1816

April 28,
Aug. 19,

1816
1818

Oct. 16,

1819

Feb. 23,

1820

Feb. 20,

1822

May 13,

1822

Dec. 29,

1822

Dec. 31,
Nov. 26,

1822

1824

June 16,

1824

July 16,

1823

Aug. 16,

1790

April — ,

1806

May 7,

1809

Aug. 30,

1824

Jan. 17,

1807

June 25,

1816

206

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

RRFCKFNBRIDGE Joseph C, Esq., Secretary
^'^'^^f J^ate of Keniucky^ Gazette of
BREED John M., mayor of Norwich. Gazette

Nehemiah, at Nahant aged 72 years, of So-
rietv of Friends. Gazette ot

Nahant Gazette of
Simeon at Norwich, Ct., aged 59 years, pres,-
dent Norwich Bank,
BREESE Major John, British co-u , at New-
nort at an advanced age. Gazette oi
M^rv second daughter of the late John Esq
the BrTtishconsSl, at Newport, in 17th yeai.

BRELETwilham, at Rehoboth ; a timber fell

BRENAN Capt. William, at Baltimore. Gazette

BRENT Hon. Richard, U. S. Senator from Vir-

p-inia, at Washington,
BRFNTON Jahleel, aged H years, at Newpoit,
Silas C late of Newport, at Cape t rancois,
Mrs Elizabeth, widow of William, of New-
port, at Lansingburgh, aged 75 years. Ga-

Mr's."susannah, wife of Samuel, at North

Kingstown, in 57th year. Gazette of
Abigafl, daughter of Benjamin, at Newport,

in ^oth year. Gazette of
Samuel, formerly sheriff of Newport County,
at Wickford. Gazette of . ^ ^, .

Susannah, daughter of Benjamin, of Newport,

at South Kingstown. Gazette of
Frederick, of this town, at sea, in 27th year
Frances, widow of William, at Newport, aged

55 years. Gazette of
Mrs. Rachal, at Newport, aged 79 yeais, 63
years wife of Benjamin, , , r>

BRESTON Rev. Francis, rector of the Roman
Catholic Church of St. Peter, at Baltimore.

Gazette of .r- tt ^^ 1 rf •

BREWER Capt. Samuel, at East Hartford, ut.,

two sons, aged 9 and 7 years, drowned m

attempting to take a turtle from a hook,

Thomas, at Taunton, aged 20 years. Ga-

Sus?n! daughter of Daniel, at Taunton, aged
29 years. Gazette of

Sept. 24, 1823

June 16, 1798

April 8, 1809

May 29, 1819
Aug. 22, 1822
April 27, 1799

Jan. 14, 1804

Aug. 20, 1790

Feb. I, 1806

Dec. 30, 1814

March 12, 1767

Nov. 19, 1788

Nov. 10, 1792

Sept. 21, 1793

April 2, 1796

March n, i797

Sept. 17, 1803
Nov. 24, 1806

June II, 1808

Nov. 5, 1824

Dec. 30. 1809

May 26, 1807
Jan. 21, 1809
Aug. 5, 1809

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATH8 207

BREWER Mrs. l^lizabeth, widow of Thoma.s,
late of Salem, perished in a fire at Bos-
ton. Gazette of

Mrs. Susan, aged 20 years, daughter of Mrs.
Brewer, perished in a fire at lioston. Ga-
zette of

Mrs. Ruth, wife of John, daughter of Robert
Hall, of Windham, N. Y., in this town,
aged 41 years,

Emily, third daughter of Samuel, at Boston,
aged 18 years. Gazette of

Mary, second daughter of Samuel, at Boston,
aged 22 years. Gazette of
BREWSTER Mrs. Jerusha, poisoned by arsenic,
at Canterbury, Ct.,

Mrs. Susannah, wife of Benjamin, at Wind-
ham, Ct., aged 47 years. Gazette of

Oliver, merchant, at I^oston,

Simes, aged 17 years, drowned near Clark's
Island, Kittery. Gazette of

Dr. John, at Hampton, Ct., aged 64 years,

BRIANT Mr. , of Kingston, died on

board the Maidstone frigate, a prisoner of
war. Gazette of

Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Thomas, and daugh-
ter of Mordecai Yarnall, at Philadelphia,
in 59th year, of Society of Friends,

BRICE Lieut. , of the Agamemnon,

killed in action off Monserrat,

Robert, seaman, killed on board the Consti-
tution in her action with the Guerriere,
BRICKLEY Arthur P., second son of Capt.
Henry, in this town, in 17th year,

Elizabeth Westcott, daughter of Capt. Henry,
in this town, aged 13 mos.,
BRIDE Ira E., formerly a resident of Union
Village, N. Y., at Swanzey, drowned in the
river,
BRIDGE Jonas, drowned in Charles River, while
bathing ; was a student in Harvard College.
Gazette of

Hon. Edmund, aged 86 years, at Dresden,
Me., a soldier of the Revolution. Gazette

of
BRIDGES Lewis; his three sons, 17. 14, and 10
years respectively, perished in the burning
of the house, the 4th very badly burnt, in
Franklin County, N. C, March 27

William, at Sunderland, caught in the ma-
chinery of a mill. Gazette of Nov. 8

Feb. 3,

1821

Feb. 3,

1821

May 12,

1822

Dec. 21,

1822

Aug. 30,

1823

April 21,

1802

April 23,
Jan. 19,

1S08
1812

Sept. 7,
Aug. 18,

1816
1823

Vlarch 21,

1778

Sept. 16,

1811

April—,

1782

Aug. 20,

1812

Dec. 28,

1815

Sept. 6,

1821

July 27,

1823

June 19,

1813

Sept. 21,

1825

1809
1823

208

VITAL RF.CORD OF KHODE ISLAND

BRIDGEWATER Duke of, in England; his es-
tate netted him £ 1 20,000 per annum. Ga-
zette of
BRIGGS Zebulon, died at Hahfax, a prisoner
of war between Nov. 23, 1776, and
Joseph, of Scituate, after attemptmg to mur-
der his wife,
Ruth, at Newport. Gazette of
Capt Nathaniel, at Tiverton, after a short ill-
ness, late member of the General Assem-
bly, in 66th year. Gazette of
Capt. Nathaniel, of Tiverton,
Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of Noah, at Volun-

town, Ct., aged 92 years. Gazette of
Mrs. Judith, wife of Capt. Jeremiah, and only
daughter of John Langford, at East Green-
wich, in 38th year, member Society of
Friends. Gazette of
Mrs. Mary, wife of Thomas, and daughter of
Joseph Wight, at North Providence, in i8th
year,
Nicholas, of Newport, aged 21 years, at sea
on passage from Wilmington to Barbadoes.
Gazette of
Miss Amey, in this town,
Harriet, wife of Col. Thomas, in this town, in

25th year,
Artemas, only son of Greenleaf, aged 7 years
6 months, at Pawtucket, half a mile above
the falls,
Nathan, son of John, at Warwick, in 23rd

year,
Mrs. Merriam, wife of Silas, of Norton, Mass.,

at Sutton, in 39th year,
Susan, daughter of John, at Warwick, in

loth year,
Samuel Worthington, son of John, at War-
wick, aged I year 7 months,
Mrs. Nancy, in this town, in 67th year,
Mrs. Sarah, wife of Job, at Taunton, aged

^bout 73 years,
Deacon Nathaniel, at Taunton, in 89th year.

Gazette of
Eliza, wife of Amos, in this town, in 32nd

year,
Elijah, at Blackstone, aged 30 years, (Mason-
ic and military honors ),
Daniel, at Taunton, aged 82 years. Gazette
of

April 30, 1803

Dec. 26, 1777

Oct. 21, 1780
Nov. 10, 1798

Aug. I, 1801
April I, 1805

July 9, 1808

Sept. 2, 1809
March 27, 18 10

Jan. 19, 181 1
June 3, 181 1

June 5, 1816

March 5, 1817

May 29, 1818

Aug. 6, 1 8 19

Sept. 12, 1819

Jan. 2, 1820
Oct. 23, 1820

April 8, 1 82 1

Aug. 15, 1 82 1

Jan. II, 1822

Jan. 23, 1822

P'eb. 16, 1822

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

209

BRIGGS Major Thomas, at Little Compton,
aged 65 years, formerly member of General
Assembly. Gazette of

Russell, at Coventry, aged 39 years ; was
killed in a wheel pit by the revolution of
the wheel,

Magdalan K., son of John, at Warwick,

Jethro, at Little Compton, aged 22 years.
Gazette of

James, of Brattleboro, Vt., aged 26 years, at
Taunton, after an illness of two hours,

Mrs. Sarah, wife of John, at Norwich, in
47th year,

Mrs. Anna, at Smithfield, in 53rd year,

George, at Dighton, aged about 60 years.
Gazette of

Mrs. Sarah, widow of Samuel, at Wellington,
Mass., aged 102 years,

Mrs. Mary, widow, at Wellington, aged 102
years ; leaves 9 children of following ages:
Samuel, 79 ; Elizabeth, jy ; Jemima, 'j'^ ;
Hannah, ^2 ; Abieger, 70 ; Abner, 68 ; Rob-
ey, 63 ; Zebedee, 60 ; Eliakina, 57 ; 56
grand and 40 great-grandchildren. Ga-
zette of

Jethro, at Newport, in 80th year.

Julia Ann, daughter of Edward, in this town,
aged 17 years,

Sarah, wife of Thomas, and daughter of Na-
thaniel Carpenter, of Cranston, in this
town, in 37th year,
BRIDGHAM Dr. ' Joseph, at Rehoboth, in
58th year,

Mrs. Martha, widow of Dr. Joseph, at Reho-
both, in 71st year,

Joseph, formerly of this town, at Mendon, in
46th year, suddenly,

Hon. Elijah, member of Congress from
Massachusetts, at Washington, D. C,
BRIGHAM Jesse, at Boston, aged 73 years.
Gazette of

Paul, at Norwich, Vt., aged 79 years, late
Lieut. Governor of the state. Gazette
of

BRIGHT Mr. , of Maiden, in Essex, died

November 10, 1750 ; weighed 595 pounds.
Gazette of

Brig. Gen. , at Philadelphia. Gazette

of /

May 8, 1822

June 4, 1822
July 9, 1822

Sept. 4, 1822

Sept. 15, 1822

P"eb. 21, 1823
March 21, 1823

Oct. 8, 1823

Nov. 19, 1823

Dec. 24, 1823
Feb. 22, 1824

March 22, 1825

April 3, 1825

Dec. 4, 1789

July 8, 1810

Aug. 15, 1815

Feb. 22, 1816

Oct. 29, 1823

July 14, 1824

Oct. 15, 1803
Feb. 29, 1812

210

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BRIGHTMAN William, at Portsmouth, in 59th
year. Gazette of

BRIGSTOCK Ca-)t. , lost from the brig

Bristol Packet on voyage from Bristol to
Amsterdam,

BRIMHORN Caleb, died at Halifax, a prisoner
of war between Nov. 23, 1776, and
Matthew, died at Halifax, a prisoner of war
between Nov. 23, 1776, and

BRIMMER Martin, Esq., aged 62 years, at his
seat in Roxbury. Gazette of

BRINCKLE Joshua Gordon, Esq., attorney at
law. Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of
Delaware, at Wilmington. Del., in 33rd
year ; a Friend minister made an address
at the grave. Gazette of

BRINDLEY Edward, at Boston, aged 79 years.
Gazette of

BRINGHURST John, merchant, and of Society
of Friends, at Philadelphia. Gazette of
James, at Portsmouth, in 80th year,
Joseph, at Wilmington, Del, aged 79 years,
of Society of Friends. Gazette of

BRITT John, drowned while intoxicated at Bed-
ford, Penn. Gazette of
Thomas, soldier of the Revolution, at Sum-
mitt, near Georgetown, S. C., aged 1 1 5 years;
was m the Cherokee War of 90 years
ago, and also in the French War. A few
days before his death he rode ^8 miles on
horseback. Gazette of
Thomas, aged 105 years, at Sawpit, near
Georgetown, S. C, a soldier in the Chero-
kee War more than 90 years since ; was in
the French and Revolutionary Wars ; with-
in 3 days of his death he made ahorseback
ride of 35 miles. Gazette of

BRITTAIN Jonathan, in 24th year, executed at
Newgate, Bristol, for setting the fire at
Portsmouth. Gazette of

BRITTON Bennett, of this town, at sea on pas-
sage from Africa to Georgia, aged 35 years.
Gazette of
Abiel, at Smithfield, aged about 100 years,

BROCK John, died at Halifax a prisoner of war
between Nov. 23, 1776, and

BROECK John T., at Albany, N. Y., a soldier
of the Revolution,

June 18, 1808

Sept. 3, 1766

Dec. 26, 1777

Dec. 26, 1777

Oct. 6, 1804

Feb. 5, 1825

Oct. 28, 1809

Nov. 14, 17S9

P"eb. 27, 1 8 10

Aug. 17, 181 1

July 5, 1817

Sept. 3, 1825

Oct. 8, 1825

Aug. 8, 1772

Sept. 17, 1796
June 12, 1802

Dec. 26, 1777

Dec. 26, 1822

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

211

BROMLEY Margaret, aged about lOO years, at
Oakingham, Berks, Eng. She was gener-
ally known as Old Peg. Her voice was so
strong and clear that she could be distinct-
ly heard two miles and what she said. She
ate at one meal thirteen ounces of black
pepper without any visible effects after-
wards. Gazette of

Erastus, 2nd mate of ship Asia, of this port,
a native of Connecticut, at sea by falling
overboard,
BRONAUGH Dr. J. C, president of the legisla-
tive council of Florida, at Pensacola. Ga-
zette of
BRONSDON Mrs. Clarrissa, wife of Bani, of
Boston, and eldest daughter of Capt. Elijah
Daggett, at Attleboro, in 32nd year,
BRONSON Rev. David, at Oxford, Ct., aged (>-j
years. Gazette of

S. G., Esq., commander of ship Harold, of
Boston, drowned at sea on his passage
from Charleston to Liverpool. Gazette
of

Enos, Esq., at Philadelphia, formerly editor
and proprietor of the L^nited States Ga-
zette, aged 48 years. .Gazette of
BROOKE Catherine, daughter of Councillor

Brooke, the authoress. Gazette of
BROOK Roger, of Halifax, Yorkshire, Eng.,
died Oct. 8, 1568, aged 133 years. Ga-
zette of
BROOKS William, executed at Worcester for
the murder of Joshua Spooner, late of
Brookfield, ---.. ,_ ^. ^ .

H. , shot by a custom house officer on

Lake Champlain for refusing to heave to
in his boat. Gazette of

John, lieut. of marines, killed on board the
Lawrence on Lake Erie in action,

Hon. Samuel, a native of New England, state
treasurer of Louisiana, at Natchez, La.,
suddenly. Gazette of

Joshua, at Hudson, supposed to be 120 vears
old,

Josiah, at Hudson, N. Y. Gazette of

Dr. P^phraim, at Jiarre, Mass. Gazette of

Major Almaran, at Bridgeton, N. J., in 68th

year ; was at Abraham's Plain in 1776,

with Sullivan in his Indian campaign 1779,

at battle of Short Hills near Scotch Plains,

June 13, 1772

July 7, 1817

Oct. 12, 1822

June 16, 1816
Dec. 6, 1806

March 27, 18 19

April 30, 1823
June 29, 1793

Oct. 15, 1803

July II, 1778

Nov. 23, 181 1
Sept. 10, 181 3

March 7, 1818

July 5, 1822

Aug. 24, 1822

July 26, 1823

212

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BROOKS:

at Brandyvvine, Germantown, Monmouth
and Yorktovvn ; was wounded at Short
Hills and Germantown ; spent a large part
of his life in military service. Gazette of
John, formerly governor of Massachusetts,
at Medford, in 73rd year,

BROOME Samuel, merchant, at New Haven,
Ct., aged 76 years ; served in the Revolu-
tion ;
Hon. John, lieut. gov. of New York, in New

York City,
James, ist lieut. of marines, killed on board
frigate Chesapeake in action with the
Shannon,

BROPHY Mrs. Naomi Adelaide, wife of Thomas
H., at Cumberland, in i8th year,

BROTENSBURGH Dutchess of, and March-
ioness of Waldegrave, Her Serene Highness
Caroline Augusta Harriet. She left the
court of Brittain latter part of 1768 and ar-
rived in Virginia in 1769 where she was well
received by the well to do. She was ren-
dered unhappy by her marriage with the
King of Sweden's eldest son, Charles Fred-
erick Adolphus Johannes, the Duke of Bro-
tensburgh. Marchioness of Waldegrave
and La France Ford, Baron of Musgrave,
High Admiral of the Golden Phoenix, &c.,
&c. She was iirst cousin of Charlotte,
Queen of England, and daughter to the
Dowager Empress of Upper Saxony and
Palatine. She was a woman of superior
sense, distinguished abilities, undissembled
piety and peculiar distress, which rendered
her worthy the esteem of all, particularly
the humane and tender hearted. Died at
the house of John Castelloe in Berwick,

BROTHERTON .eldest son of Hugh, in

15th year, killed by a runaway colt, at
Chambersburg, Penn.,

BROVVER John, aged 15 years, drowned while
bathing, near Albany, N. Y.,

BROWN Capt. John, at Newport,

Allen, P2sq.; his two negro servants were sail-
ing a deeply laden scow down the river ; the
scow sank about two miles from shore and
one was drowned.

, son of Nicholas, aged 4 years, fell

from wharf and drowned.

Feb, 14, 1824
March i, 1825

June 30, 1810
Aug. 8, 1 810

June I, 1813
Jan. I, 1824

Feb. 2^, 1780

March 3, 18 16

June 18, 1810
Jan. 9, 1764

April 4, 1764
July 30, 1767

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 213

BROWN John, seaman, lost from the brig Bristol

Packet on voyage from Bristol to Amster-
dam, Sept. 3, 1766
Joseph ; his colored servant a negro man, died

(drowned), June 28, 1769

Lemuel, of Natic, Mass., drowned from off

Nathan Daggett's wood boat above the ui)-

per ferry in Pawtucket River, July 13, 1769

Mary, wife of William, at Providence, June 17, 1770

Rev. Marmaduke, pastor of Trinity Church,

Newport, March 16, 1771

Joanna, widow of Rev. John, of Haverhill,

Mass., m 78th year, at Medford. Gazette

of Feb. 22, 1772

Esek, Esq., in 94th year, at Swanzey. He left a

wife with whom he had lived 69 years ; was

father of 11 children, had !I2 grand and

127 great grandchildren, 201 of whom are

now living. Had held many town offices.

The coffin in which he was buried was

made of black cherry tree boards of a tree

brought in his own hands from Rhode

Island ; Dec. 4, 1772

Anna, wife of Moses, merchant, in 29th year, Feb. 5, 1773

Rev. Arthur, aged 73 years, at Cambridge, June 10, 1773

Benjamin, son of John, merchant, aged 10

years, July 7, 1773

David, laborer, drowned in Seek(Mik River, July 29, 1773

Micah, late of Smithfield, at West Indies.

Gazette of Aug. 28, 1773

Richard, aged 98 years, commonly called Jus-
tice Brown, of Providence Neck ; was born

at Newport ; 54 years proprietors' clerk of

of the Providence purchasers ; commission-
ed justice of the peace 171 5 and continued

since ; P'eb. 20, 1774

Abiel, of South Kingstown ; his house burnt,

a lot of silver dollars also melted, March 6, 1774

John, sheriff of Bristol County, at Warren.

Gazette of P^b. 4, 1775

Francis, wounded at Lexington, April 19, 177$

John, of Lexington, killed at the first fire, April 19, 1775

John, son of Elisha. Gazette of May 27, 1775

James, a native of England, at Providence,

aged 73 years, Oct. 4, 1775

Rebecca, wife of Capt. Allen. Gazette of Oct. 7, 1775

Jeremiah, at Swanzy, in 66th year. Ga-
zette of May II, 1776
Jerusha, wife of Obadiah, in her 30th year,

daughter of Dea. Benjamin Belknap, dec,

at Johnston, Sept. 24, 1776

214

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BROWN Jenckes, son of Christopher, at Smith-
field, . r
Ingraham, died at Hahfax a prisoner of war

between Nov. 23, 1776, and
John, died at Hahfax a prisoner of war be-
tween Nov. 23, 1776, and
Joshua, died at Hahfax a prisoner of war
between Nov. 23, 1776, and . , . , ,

Capt. Christopher, in 53rd year, at bmithfield,
Capt Allen, died a prisoner of war at New-
port Was prize master of a ship, taken by
the Warren Frigate . Had been sheriff
of Providence County several years. Ga-
zette of
Cynthia, wife of Esek. Gazette of

_1 , a British soldier, killed at battle of

Rhode Island,
Mrs. Mary, wife of Lieut. Philip. Gazette of
Thomas, P:sq., atSouth Kingstown, suddenly,
in 67th year, formerly a judge pf the in-
ferior court for the County of Kings,
George, of the privateer Black-Snake, woun-
ded and since died from an action off New-
port,
Sally, eldest daughter of David, at Johnston,

in her 2 1 St year,
Mrs. Mary, in 72nd year, at Tower Hill, ga-
zette of
Col. William, of Providence Neck, in 77th

year,
Martha, wife of John, at Rehoboth, aged 68

years. Gazette of
Andrew. p:sq., at Glocester, in 77th year,
Elisha, at Northampton, killed in a scuffle,

, alias Oatley, executed at Newgate,

London,
Mrs. , wife of Capt. Zephaniah. Ga-
zette of
Nathan, in 77th year,
Rhoda, wife of Nicholas,
Daniel, at East Greenwich, in 57th year.

zette of
Joanna, daughter of Nicholas, Esq., in 19th

year,
Sally, daughter of Capt. Zephaniah, m her

19th year. Gazette of
Oliver, of this town. Gazette of

, son of Jesse, of Rehoboth, drowned in

the river,

Ga-

Nancy, daughter of Zephaniah,

Nov. 6, 1777

Dec. 26, 1777

Dec. 26, 1777

Dec. 26, 1777
Feb. 10, 1778

May 23, 1778
Aug. I, 1778

Aug. 29, 1 778
Nov. 7, 1778

May 5, 1779

Oct. 28, 1779
March 26, 178Q

June 16, 1 78 1

March 11, 1782

Oct. 26, 1782

Feb. 12, 1783

July 24, 1783

Aug. 29, 1783

Sept. 13, 1783

Sept. 18, 1783

Dec. 17, 1783

April 17, 1784

Jan. 8, 1785

April 23, 1785
May 7, 1785

June 4, 1785
Sept. I, 1785

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

215

BROWN Hon. Joseph, Dec. 3, buried sth, 1785.
He wanted 11 days of finishing his 52nd
year ; was a patriot of the Revolution and
one who had filled both town and state
office.

Mrs. Dorothy, widow of Nathan, at Rehoboth,
in 66th year. Gazette of

George, Esq., late of this town, at an advanc-
ed age, at East Greenwich. He was a na-
tive of P2ngland, and from several well
known facts he is supposed to be near 120
years old. Gazette of

Joseph, at Newport, suddenly, in 76th year.
Gazette of

William, at Providence. Gazette of

Lydia, widow of the late Capt. Christopher,
at Smithfield, in 60th year. Gazette of

Capt. Benjamin, late of Cumberland. Ga-
zette of

Rhoda, daughter of Nicholas, aged 10 years,

James, Jun., at Barrington, in 21st year. Ga-
zette of

Dr. John, at Edenburgh, Scot. Gazette of

William, at Quebec, aged 50 years, printer.
Gazette of

Abigail, widow of James, at Barrington, aged
43 years. Gazette of

Ann, widow of William, at I'rovidence Neck,
in 77th year. Gazette of

Moses, Jun., youngest son of Nicholas, Esq.,
in his 1 6th year,

Nicholas, Esq., in 62nd year,

Mrs. , wife of Capt. James, late of

Providence, at New York. Gazette of

Joseph, son of Joseph, of this town, at New
York, in i6th year. Gazette of

William, at Little Compton, in 66th year.
Gazette of

Mrs. Hope, widow of James, in 92nd year,
member of Baptist Church here more than
60 years,

Beriah, at North Kingstown, at an advanced
age, many years sheriff of the county. Ga-
zette of

Jeremiah, at Warren, in 70th year. Gazette
of

Elsek, in this town, in 58th year. Gazette
of

Capt. Nathan, in 60th year,

Stephen, at Cumberland, in 8ist year. Ga-
zette of

Dec. 3, 1785
Eeb. 4, 1786

March 25, 1786

May 20, 1786
Oct. 28, 1786

Feb. 24, 17S7

March 17, 1787
April 8, 1787

Aug. 23, 1788
April 4, 1789

June 6, 1789

April 3, 1790

Jan. I, 1791

P^eb. 28, 1 79 1
May 29, 1791

Oct. 8, 1 79 1

Nov. 5, 1 79 1

P'eb. 18, 1792

June 7, 1792

July 14, 1792

Aug. 10, 1793

Feb. 8, 1794
April 26, 1795

Oct. 10, 1795

216

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BROWN Jeremiah, at South Kingstown, in 89th
year. Gazette of

Esther, daughter of the hte George, Esq.
Gazette of

. ., at North Kingstown, aged 17 years,

from an accidental discharge of a fowling
piece, which ball cut an artery in his thigh
and caused him to bleed to death in about
4 hours. Gazette of

Mrs. Mary, wife of Moses, in 55th year,

Mrs. Ann, wife of Nicholas, merchant, and
daughter of John Carter, in this town, aged
28 years,

Mrs. Ann, wife of Nicholas, merchant, aged
28 years,

Isaac, at Rehoboth. Gazette of

Ann, daughter of David, at Johnston, aged
32 years. Gazette of

Capt. Edward, late captain ol" the India ship
Jenny, at St. Helena,

John, ropemaker, in this town,

Ruth, wife of Governor Brown, late of Salem,
and daughter of the late Governor Wan-
ton, at London, Eng. Gazette of

Edward, at Newport. Gazette of

Deborah, daughter of Elisha, Jun.,

Oliver, of this town, at the Havana. Ga-
zette of

Daniel, of this town, aged 77 years. Gazette
of

Mrs. , of this town, died of the fever.

Gazette of

Bridget, of this town, colored, died of the fev-
er. Gazette of

Nancy, daughter of the late Daniel, in this
town, in 41st year. Gazette of

Dr. Theophilus, of Rehoboth, on the Island
of St. Simon, Georgia, in 24th year. Ga-
zette of

Samuel, in this town, aged 45 years,

Richard, son of Dexter, mate of brig Ma-
ria, Capt. Benson, on coast of Africa, in
25th year. Gazette of

Rowland, Esq., at South Kingstown, in 51st
year. Gazette of

David, at Johnston, at an advanced age. Ga-
zette of

Mrs. , widow of Samuel, of this town.

Gazette of

Capt. William S., of this town, at St. Jagode
Cuba. Gazette of

Sept. 17, 1796
Aug. 26, 1797

Dec. 30, 1794
Jan. II, 1798

June 16, 1798

June 16, 1798
Oct. 27, 1798

April 27, 1799

May 19, 1799
June 10, 1799

Oct. 19, 1799
Nov. 16, 1799
April 26, 1800

May 3, 1800
Aug. 23, 1800
Sept. 20, 1800
Sept. 27, 1800

Dec. 6, 1800

Dec. 6, 1800
Feb. 26, 1801

Feb. 28, 1 80 1

July 4, 1801

Dec. 26, 1 801

Feb. 6, 1802

March 27, 1802

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 217

BROWN Elisha, formerly lieut. governor of the

state, at North Providence, in 86th year.

Gazette of April 24, 1802

William, late governor of Bermuda, in Eng-
land, aged 65 years, a native of Massachu-
setts. Gazette of April 24, 1802
William, Jun., at Philadelphia, July 14, 1802
John, of South Kingstown, at the Havana.

Gazette of July 2, 1803

Hon. John, in 68th year, buried with Mason-
ic honors, died Sept. 20, 1803
Mrs. Sophia, widow of Oliver, and daughter

of Ichabod Brown, in this town, in 26th

year. Gazette of Nov. 26, 1803

Moses, at sea, aged 62 years, late a captain in

the U. S. Navy. Gazette of Jan. 14, 1804

William, master ship builder, at Philadelphia.

Gazette of Jan. 28, 1804

Samuel, at Newport, in 66th year. Gazette

of March 31, 1804

Mrs. Lydia, wife of Andrew, at North Prov-
idence. Gazette of April 28, 1804
Mrs. Mary, wife of Richard, aged 93 years ;

was 70 years a member of a Baptist

Church, 69 years a wife, May 29, 1804

Mrs. Mary, wife of Richard, in Providence

Neck, aged 93 years. Gazette of June 2, 1804

Mrs. Hannah, widow of Elisha, Esq., in

North Providence, in 85th year, Sept. 8, 1804

Dr. Gustavus R., in Maryland. Gazette of Oct. 20, 1804

Jackson, Esq., at Barbadoes. Gazette of Dec. 22, 1804

John, formerly of Smithfield, son of Capt.

Christopher, deceased, at P'airhaven, Vt.,

aged 38 years, March 16, 1S05

I^hineas, of this town, in 84th year. Gazette

of April 13, 1805

Mrs. Mary, widow of the Hon. Obadiah, in

this town, in 87th year, April 26, 1805

William, Esq., at Swanzey. Gazette of July 20, 1805

Capt. Nathaniel, of Salem, late master of

ship Recovery, at sea. Gazette of Oct. 5, 1805

William, merchant, late of Norwich, Ct., at

Martinique, Oct. 25, 1805

Mrs. Joanna, wife of Capt. William S., in

this town. Gazette of Oct. 26, 1805

Hon. Dr. Arthur, only son of Rev. Marma-

duke, formerly rector of Trinity Church,

Newport, in Dublin, Ireland. Gazette of Nov. 9, 1805

Rev. Mr., rector of Elizabeth City Point, in

Virginia. Gazette of , Feb. 15, 1806

218 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BROWN Mrs. Lydia, wife of William W., for-
merly of this town, at Bristol, Perm., in
36th year. Gazette of July 19, 1806

Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of Hon. Joseph, Esq.,

in this town, Sept. 6, 1806

Mrs. Marcy, widow of Capt. Allen, aged 76

years, in this town, April i, 1807

Capt. Samuel, at Newport, in 38th year. Ga-
zette of May 9, 1807

Phebe, wife of John, Jun., aged t,t, years, at
Johnston, June 10, 1807

John, Jun., at Johnston, aged 39 years, July 10, 1807

Mrs. Phebe, wife of John, Jun., at Johnston,

aged 33 years. Gazette of July 18, 1807

Mrs. Avis, widow of Nicholas, and daughter
of Capt. Barnabus Binney, in this town,
aged 59 years, Aug. 16, 1807

Mrs. Sarah, widow of Peleg, Esq., at New-
port, aged 86 years. Gazette of Oct. 10, 1807

Chad, of this town, Nov. 11, 1807

Elizabeth, widow of George, at Providence

Neck, in 52nd year. Gazette of June 4, 1808

Joseph, at South Kingstown, in 25th year ;
found dead in a field ; had been to Newport
to buy his wedding suit. Gazette of July 2, 1808

Mrs. Phebe, wife of Moses, Esq., in this town,

in 6 1 St year, Oct. 19, 1808

Mrs. Sarah, wife of John B., and daughter of
Hon. Bazaleel Taft, Esq., at Uxbridge,
aged 25 years, Nov. 12, 1808

Daniel, a private postrider, at Mendon, at an
advanced age. May 28, 1809

Mrs. , widow of Phineas, in Providence

Neck, at an advanced age. Gazette of Sept. 9, 1809

Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of John, at North

Kingstown, in 93rd year. Gazette of Sept. 30, 1809

Justus, printer, native of New Haven, Ct., at

Baltimore, aged 60 years. Gazette of Oct. 14, 1809

Mrs. Anna, at Swanzey, aged yy years. Ga-
zette of Nov. 25, 1809

William, Esq., at Boston, in 77th year; was
a naval commander in the war of the Rev-
olution. Gazette of Dec. 2, 1809

Phebe, widow of Daniel, in Providence Neck,

in 59th year, Dec. 5, 1809

Jesse, Jun., at Norwich, Ct., in 34th year, P^eb. 8, 18 10

Charles B., at Philadelphia, editor of the

American Annualist. Gazette of March 10, i8ro

Jacob, Esq., of Wilmington, Del., at Philadel-
phia, one of the framers of the National
Con.stitution, April 25, 18 10

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

219

BROWN Seth, at Swanzey, in 54th year. Ga-
zette of May 19
Ira, at Rehoboth, in 20th year, May 25
Mrs. Amey, wife of Dexter, daughter of the
late Capt. Ebenezer Tyler, in Providence
Neck, in 68th year, June i
William, in this town, aged 24 years, June 9
Joseph, son of Samuel, at Rehoboth, in 27th

year, June 29

Capt. Zephaniah, merchant, very suddenly, in

72nd year, July 25

George, in Providence Neck, in 65th year.
His father Richard is now living, aged 98
years, Oct. 14

Dexter, on Providence Neck, in 71st year, Nov. 29

Amelia, daughter of Benjamin, aged 16 years, Jan. 21

Jeremiah, son of the late William, in 3rd year, May 25
Mrs. Anstis, wife of Samuel, Esq., in this

town, aged 25 years, Sept. 22

William, perished in the burning of the theatre

at Richmond, Va., Dec. 26

Richard, in this town, aged 100 years, 12 days, March 21
Mrs. Hannah, widow of Capt. \\'illiam S., in

54th year, April 15

John, seaman, killed on board the Constitution

in her action with the Guerriere, Aug. 20

Elisha, youngest son of the late William, at

Little Compton, Oct. 7

Nathaniel Scott, son of William, resident
in that part of New York state known as
the " Royal Grants, " at Lippitt Factory
in Warwick, aged about 21 years, Nov. 26

Ichabod, in 76th year, March 11

Waterman, at North Providence, in 35th year, Sept. 3

James, seaman, killed on board the Lawrence

on Lake Erie in action, Sept. 10

Daniel, formerly of Newport, at Charleston,

S. C,, by a casualty. Gazette of Oct. 2

Benjamin, drowned C'ff Vive Place, Brookline, Nov. 5

Mrs. Mary, formerly of this town, at Cran-
ston, in 82nd year, March 1 1
Hannah, widow of Charles, aged So years, in

this town, Sept. 9

Mrs. Zerviah, wife of Col. Chad, at Glocester,

in 90th year, Sept. 17

Col. Chad, at Glocester, in 85th year, a soldier
of the Revolution ; had lived with his wife
67 years and buried in one grave ; Sept. 19

Jabez, formerly of Cumberland, at Vinal Ha-
ven, Me., Oct. 31

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VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BROWN Obadiah, in this town, in 53rd year. Ga-
zette of Feb. 14,

Capt. Arthur, at Newport, in 46th year. Ga-
zette of March 25,

Mrs. Freelove, widow of Captain Zephaniah,

in 68th year, April 17,

Bonner (colored), at an advanced age. Ga-
zette of May 6,

Mrs. B^izabeth Foster, wife of Obadiah D.,

at Bristol, in 38th year. Gazette of May 6,

, burnt to death in a coal pit at Deer-
field, N. H., Jan. 2,

Edward, in this town, in 35th year, Jan. 20,

Capt. Elisha, of Tiverton ; was walking the
street at Newport when he fell and died
in about half an hour, Feb. 6,

Mrs. Lydia, wife of Dea. John, at Rehoboth,
in 79th year. May 5,

Mrs. Lydia, wife of Capt. Thomas, at South

Kmgstown, aged 37 years, July 6,

Deacon Samuel, at Seekonk, in 77th year,of

the Baptist Church, ' Oct. 19,

Capt. Jeremiah, in this town, in 71st year, Jan. 4,

Rev. Clarke, rector of William and Mary
Parish, Charles County, Md., Jan. 12,

John, eldest son of Abiel, Esq., of Cumber-
land, at Vinalhaven, Me., in 56th year, Feb. 25,

Capt. Jeremiah, formerly of Charleston, S.

C., in this town, in 74th year, Feb. 28,

Mrs. Huldah, widow of Deacon Samuel, and
daughter of the late John Hunt, at See-
konk, in 62nd year. May 23,

William, at Barrington, aged 81 years, June 2,

Zebedee, son of Capt. Zebedee, at Seekonk,
in 37th year, July 20,

Benjamin, of Newport, on board brig Roland,
of Hartford, Ct., at Cape Coast, Africa.
Gazette of Oct. 11,

Jonathan, innkeeper, in Edwards, Ogdens-
burgh Co., N. Y. ; was shot by a man
named Pickett while going through the
manual of arms for amusement. He
leaves a wife and several children ; Oct. 29,

Morris, suddenly, in 51st year, Dec. 3,

Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Elisha, formerly of

this town, at Johnston, in 69th year, Dec. 18,

Dexter, son of Capt. Zebedee, at Seekonk,

in 32nd year, Dec. 31,

Sarah, eldest daughter of Abiel, Esq., at
Cumberland, at Vinalhaven, Mass., in 55th
year. Gazette of Jan. 3,

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 221

BROWN Lydia, wife of William, at Newport, March 5, 1818

W'illiam, at Salem, aged 30 years, Friend

minister. Gazette of June 13, 1818

Edward, only son of Mrs. I., at Schenectady,

N. Y., aged 8 years. He had contraction

of the muscles of the leg, but one William

Wood tried to cure. The child died from

the operation. Gazette of Aug. 29, 1817

John, son of Capt. John, of this town, aged

23 years, at New Orleans, on board brig

Mary Seaman s, of this port, Sept. 22, 1818

Mrs. Phebe, in 58th year, Sept. 30, 1S18

Edward, youngest child of Jeremiah, Esq.,

aged about 18 months, in this town, Oct. 20, 1818

Abigail, widow, aged 95 years. Her son

arose early, made a fire and went out to do

his morning chores ; when he returned

found her in the fire so badly burned that

she lived about 25 hours. Gazette of Jan. 16, 18 19

Mrs. Freelove, widow of Capt. James, in this

town, in 54th year, June 11, 1819

George, executed for the murder of John

Lewis on the high seas on board the U. S.

ship Cyane, at the navy yard, Brooklyn, Sept. 22, 1819

Prime, colored, found dead in a lot near the

Friends' Boarding School ; he was about

70 years of age ; Nov. 16, 1819

Phebe, widow of Bonno, colored, in this town,

aged about 90 years, Jan. 18, 1820

Henry P"rancis, only son of Capt. Nicholas,

at Glocester, in 7th year, P'eb. 19, 1820

Mrs. Sarah, widow of John, at Johnston, in

83rd year, Feb. 27, 1820

Moses, Esq., president of Beverly Bank, Bev-
erly, Mass. ; was a captain in the Revolu-
tionary army, aged 72 years. Gazette of June 26, 1820
Rev. Francis, president of Dartmouth Col-
lege, at Hanover, N. H. Gazette of Aug. 3, 1820
Maria, wife of James, in this town, in 25th

year, Aug. 20, 1820

Mrs. Sally, wife of Capt. John, in this town,

in 31st year, Oct. 11, 1820

Thomas, son of the late Edward, at Newport,

in 47th year, Feb. 23, 1821

Abby, youngest daughter of John, aged 6

years. May 15, 1821

James M., of this town, on board brig Nancy,

of this port, Capt. Wilbray, on passage

from Port-au-Prince to Charleston, S. C.,

in 25th year, June 20, 1821

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222

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BROWN Mrs. Abigail, of this town, at Smith-
field, in 50th year,

Abiel, at Cumberland, in 95th year,

Mrs. Maria, widow of the late Capt. James
N., and daughter of the late Dr. Stiles, of
New Jersey, at Natchez, Miss. Gazette
of

Daniel, an inhabitant of Rhode Island, in
Ohio,

George, at Cumberland, aged 54 years,

Levi, at Glocester, in 50th year,

William Prince Olney, son of George C, in
this town, aged 4 years,

Mrs. Susannah, widow of Capt. Jeremiah, in
this town, in 66th year,

John, son of Elisha, in this town, aged 38
years,

Silas, Jun., at South Kingstown, aged 24
years,

Robert, son of Capt. William S., of this
town, in 22nd year, ( see issue of March
16),

Sylvester Luther, infant so-n of Capt. Whip-
ple, in this town, in 4th year,

David, at Swanzey, aged 82 years ; was mem-
ber of Massachusetts convention that
adopted the constitution,

Deacon John, at Rehoboth, in 85th year,

Anna, at Seekonk, in 77th year,

Stuteley, Jun., at Wickford, aged 39 years,

Mrs. Hannah, wife of George, at South
Kingstown, in 72nd year.

Deacon Kent, at Barrington, aged 57 years ;
leaves wife and 8 children,

Maria Elizabeth, daughter of Capt. Whipple,
aged I year, in this town,

Mrs._ Frances, wife of Capt. Silas, at South
Kingstown, aged 56 years,

Mrs. Lydia, widow of Capt. Daniel, at New-
port, aged 76 years.

Miss Mary, daughter of the late Deacon
Kent, at Barrington, in 28th year,

Obadiah, only son of Moses, in this town,
in 52nd year, member Society of Friends,

Henry, in Pennsylvania, who is part Indian
and part negro ; is now living at the age of
125 years. Gazette of

Mrs. Abby, wife of Nicholas, Jun., and eld-
est daughter of the late Gen." James B. Ma-
son, of this town, in 23rd year, at sea on a

July 24, 1 82 1
Aug. 18, 1 82 1

Aug. 22, 1821

Oct. 4, 1 82 1

Oct. 25, 1821

Nov. 15, 1 82 1

Dec. 10, 1821

Dec. 16, 1821

Feb. T, 1822

Feb. 14, 1822

March 11, 1822
March 24, 1822

April 18, 1822

June 19, 1822

July 7, 1822

July 8, 1822

July 9, 1822

Aug. 9, 1822

Aug. 13, 1822

Sept. 14, 1822

Sept. 17, 1822

Sept. 20, 1822

Oct. 15, 1822

Nov. 2, 1822

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

223

BROWN :

voyage to New Providence for her health

when 10 days from this port, Nov. 7, 1822

John, son of John, at Foster, aged 18 months, Dec. 15, 1822
Elisha, at Glocester, in 79th year, Jan. 9, 1823

Benjamin, in this town, aged 57 years. Ga-
zette of Jan. 29, 1823
Jonathan, formerly of Seekonk, at Uxbridge,

aged 30 years. Gazette of Feb. 22, 1823

Miss Hannah, daughter of the late Josiah, at

Boston, aged 36 years. Gazette of March 8, 1823

Mrs. Lydia, wife of Lewis C, and daughter

of Noah Ballon, at Cumberland, in 35th

year, March 29, 1823

James, in this town, in 34th year, April 17, 1823

Mrs. Hannah, wife of Isaac, at Tiverton, May 7, 1823

George W., formerly of Rehoboth, at Wor-
cester, aged 29 years, June 13, 1823
Ezekiel W., native of Cumberland, at Nor-
folk, Va.; had been employed for some time

as a teacher in this vicinity,
Capt. John, of the sloop Mary, of this port,

at Charleston, S. C,
George, Esq., native of Thompson, Ct., form-
erly resident of Foster, at Milford, O., in

30th year,
Charles, formerly of North Kingstown, at

Pawtuxet, in 78th year,
Robert, a young Englishman, fell into the

cascade at Tivoli, at Italy. Gazette of
Capt. John J., native of Rhode Island, near

Pensacola. Gazette of
Mrs. Anna, in this town, in 87th year.

zette of
Mrs. Leah, wife of Allen, at Warren,
Pardon, at Middletown, aged 70 years.

zette of Dec. 10, 1823

John Cooke, Esq., attorney at law, aged 26

years, son of late Capt. Elisha, at Tiverton,

a graduate of B. U., at Portsmouth, O., Dec. 19, 1823

Eugene L., son of Charles Brockden Brown,

at Philadelphia. Gazette of April 10, 1824

Sylvester, in this town, aged about 34 years. May 28, 1824

Miss Elizabeth, at Newport, aged 69 years.

Gazette of Dec. 8, 1824

Mrs. Sarah, widow of Hon. John, in this

town, in 87th year, Feb. 27, 1825

Hannah G., wife of Beriah, and daughter of

Benjamin Arnold, of Standford, N. Y., in

30th year, of Society of Friends, at

North Kingstown, April 10, 1825

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Aug. 18,

1823

Aug. 25,

1823

Aug. 29,

1823

Sept. 24,

1823

Nov. 26,

1823

Oct. I,
Dec. 3,

1823
1823

224 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BROWN Samuel, Esq., at Boston, aged 71 years,

native of Newport, April 22,

Henry B., son of the late Col. Dexter, in this
town, in 26th year. May 5,

John Carpenter, son of James, in this town,

aged I month, 21 days, July 4,

William, son of Thurston, of Little Compton,

in this town, aged 13 years, Aug. 10,

John, at Seekonk, in 8ist year, more than 50
years a professor and 30 an active member
of the Baptist Church, Sept. 22.

BROWNELL Mrs. Susan, wife of Stephen

Fiske Brownell, at Smithfield, in 20th year, Sept. 21,

Benjamin, son of the late Capt. Thomas, of
Newport, at Island of St. Thomas, in 24th
year, May — ,

Mrs. Angelica, wife of Peter, merchant, in

this town, in 20th year, Jan. 9,

William, son of Thomas, in this town, m 9th

year, Feb. 18,

Mrs. Susannah, wife of Isaac, in 40th year, July 14,

Uriah and Andrew, aged 12 and 10 years,
sons of Uriah, drowned at New Bedford in
attempting to cross the ice, Feb. 5,

Isaac, at Middletown, drowned, Sept. 15,

Stephen, in 72nd year, of Society of Friends, Nov. 23,

Mrs. Hannah, at Little Compton, aged 59
years. Gazette of April 19,

Mrs. Mary, at Little Compton, aged 98 years.

Gazette of April 19,

Philadelphia, widow of Capt. Thomas, of

Newport, at Bristol, in 57th year, Sept. 2,

Ann Eliza, daughter of Isaac, aged 14 years, Jan. 2,

Mrs. Sarah, widow of Sylvester, at Newport,

aged 41 years. Gazette of Sept. 25,

Mrs. Nabby, wife of Major William, and eld-
est daughter of Dr. Jeremiah Cole, at Scit-
uate, in 28th year, June 29,

Mrs. Celinda, wife of Moses, sister-in-law of
Rev. Mr. Elton, of Newport, at Smth-
field. Sept. 21,

Miss Ruth, daughter of Stephen, at Ports-
mouth, in 1 8th year. Gazette of Dec. 4,

Mary Wightman, infant daughter of Moses,

at Seekonk, aged 4i months, Feb. i,

Angelica Sabin, daughter of Peter, in this

town, aged 4 years 4 months, Sept. 11,

Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of George, at Little

Compton, aged 6^ years. Gazette of Jan. 18,

825
825
82s
825

825
809

811

812

814
814

815

815
815

817

817

817
818

819

820

820
820
821
822
823

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

225

BROWNELL Mrs. Ann, wife of Pardon, Esq.,
and daughter of Deacon Abraham Bay ley,
at Little Compton, aged 23 years,

Stephen, at Little Compton, aged S2 years,

Anthony, at Portsmouth, aged 27 years,

Mrs. Susannah, widow of Stephen, formerly
of Portsmouth, in this town, in 77th year,
of Society of P'riends,

Abby Maria, daughter of Sylvester, Jun., in
this town, aged 2 years 5 months,

Angelica Sabin, daughter of Peter, in this
town, aged 20 months,

Charlotte D., daughter of Rt. Rev. Bishop
Brownell, at Hartford, Ct., aged 8 years.
Gazette of
BROWN ESS Rev. William, LL. D., in England.

Gazette of
BROWNING William, at Cranston, in 48th year,
BROWNLOW Capt. Alexander, of the 8th regi-
ment of infantry; was one of the heroes
who defended Fort Bowyer. The flagstaff
being shot away and fell outside the fort
he recovered it and nailing the colors to
the mast replaced it in its place amidst a
storm of bullets. At New Orleans. Ga-
zette of
BRUCE George, shoemaker, at Mendon, sud-
denly. Gazette of

James, the celebrated African traveler, in
Scotland. After many hair breadth es-
capes abroad he fell down his own stair-
case. Gazette of

Stephen, Esq., at Boston, aged 60 years,

Mrs. Hannah, widow of Stephen, Esq., at
Boston,

Rev, Charles, pastor of Baptist Church on
Staten Island, at New York. Gazette of

Hon. Charles A., governor of the Prince of
Wales Island, and brother to the Earl of
Elgin, at Penang. Gazette of

Miss Mary, widow of Capt. Stephen, at Bos-
ton, aged 26 years,

James, drowned in New York Harbor. Ga-
zette of

Robert H., ,son of the late Stephen, Esq., at
Boston, in this town, aged 24 years,

Archibald, M. D., aged 42 years, at New
York. Gazette of

Reuben, at Penfield, N. Y. ; fell from his
wagon,

April 17, 1823

Sept. 27, 1823

Feb. 12, 1824

Sept. 26, 1824

Nov. 7, 1824

Nov. 14, 1824

June I, 1825

March 26, 1808
July 5, 1823

Jan. 3, 1818
Feb. 27, 1768

June 28, 1794
Nov. I, 1806

April 14, 1807

April 27, 181 1

Sept. 14, 181 1

March 17, 181 2

July 2, 1 814

April 23, 1816
March 14, 18 18

Aug:. 26. 1818

226

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BRUCE Thomas, J un., at Boston, aged 19 years.
Gazette of „

David, at Marblehead, aged 31 years. Ga-
zette of 1 ^ .
George, of Lynn, at Boston, aged 26 years ,
whfle passing along the street he was
wounded by aball from a musket m the hands
of a company of soldiers drillmg on the
common 20 rods away. He was carried to
Charlestown where his leg was amputated
above the keee ; he lived 38 hours after
the amputation. Gazette of _
BRUIX Admiral, aged 44 years, at Pans ; was
one of the great officers of the empire.
Gazette of
BRUM Capt. Philip, was in the battle on Lake
Champlain in the late war, at New \ork.
Gazette of , u
BRUNE Marshall, in France ; supposed to have
been poisoned. Gazette of • ,•
BRUNEY Mrs. Sarah, wife of Robert, in this

town, in 55th year, . , r • n

BRUNSWICK Prince Frederick of, m Ger-
many. Gazette of
The Duke of, in Germany, aged 76 years.

The Hereditary Prince of, in Germany. Ga-
zette of , r r-
BRYAN Hon. Nathan, member of Congress
from North Carolina, at Philadelphia. Ga-
zette of , • 1

Mrs. • , wife of John, from chewing the

root of Cicuta or Deadly Hemlock, mistak-
ing it for Annise or Myrrah. Mr. B. him-
seTf was made very sick but recovered ; at
Beaver, Penn.,
Joseph Chase, of Machais, Me., at sea on
board brig Gov. Hopkins, of this port, on
her passage from Havana,
BRYANT Capt. William, in 78th year, for many
years a successful navigator, at Perth Am-
boy, N. Y. Gazette of
John, innkeeper, at Boston. Gazette of
Philip, private, killed on board Frigate

Chesapeake in action with the Shannon,
Capt. Gamaliel, at New Bedford, in 70th

year, a soldier of the Revolution,
Mrs. Deborah, at Barrington, aged 36 years,

suddenly. Gazette of
John, at Boston, aged 51 years. Gazette of

Jan. I, 1823
Jan. 15, 1823

Oct. 20, 1824

June 15, 1805

June 6, 1818

Oct. 22, 1808

Aug. II, 1816

Sept. 22, 1792

May 27, 1797

Nov. 29, 1806

June 16, 1798

June 24, 1 82 1

June 18, 1822

Aug. 8, 1772
Sept. 29, 1798

June I, 1813

July 30, 1 8 14

Oct. 14, 1815
Nov. 8, 1823

PEOVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 227

BRYERT William, mate of schooner Atlantic,
of New York. He formerly sailed out of
this port ; at Montego Bay, W. I., Jan. 1 1

BRYSON James, merchant, at New York. Ga-
zette of Sept. 22
BRYZELIUS Rev. Mr., suddenly at Lunenburg,

N. S., while preaching. Gazette of May 22

BUCK Philip, at Philadelphia. Gazette of Oct. 6

Capt. David, at Killingly, Ct., aged 71 years.

Gazette of Aug. 4

BUCHAN Alexander, executed at Philadelphia

for burglary, Jan. i

Dr. William, the medical author, in Scotland,

aged 76 years. Gazette of April 27

BUCHANAN James, executed at Worcester for
the murder of Joshua Spooner, late of
Brookfield, July ii

Archibald, Esq., at Baltimore. Gazette of Oct. 1 1

Mrs. Ann, wife of Andrew, and daughter of
Thomas McKean, Governor of Pennsyl-
vania, at Baltimore. Gazette of June 9

Mrs. , wife of James, at Baltimore,

aged 38 years. Gazette of July 27

Dr. George, at Philadelphia, son-in-law to

Governor McKeen. Gazette of July 30

Andrew, Esq., formerly an eminent mer-
chant, of Baltimore, Oct. 3

Lieut. William Pinckney, of the army,
drowned while crossing one of the branches
of the Nodawa River. Gazette of Nov. 13

Rev. John, member of Protestant Episcopal

Church, at Richmond, Va. Gazette of Jan. i

Lloyd, P2sq., at Baltimore, in 50th year. Ga-
zette of Dec. 27
BUCKBEE Isaac, at Philadelphia. Gazette of Oct. 26
BUCKINGHAM the Marchioness of, in Eng-
land. Gazette of May 9
BUCKLAND Benjamin, drowned in the Chesa-
peake, Feb. 22
BUCKLIN Mrs., wife of Capt. Joseph. Gazette

of Sept. 28

James, in 71st year, at Rehoboth. Gazette

of May 6

Elizabeth, wife of Capt. Daniel, Nov. 8

William, of this town, at the West Indies.

Gazette of June 4

Sally, daughter of Capt. Joseph, in r4thyear, Nov. 19

Capt. John, at Rehoboth, in 58th year, April 2

Capt. Joseph, of this town, in 71st year, Dec. 27

John, at Rehoboth, in 49th year. Gazette of Nov. 21

795
798

773
798

[810

774

[805

778
[800

[804
:8o5
[808
[811

:822

:823

[823
793

[812

793
776

[780
1781

785
785
790
790
795

228

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BUCKLIN Sarah, wife of Daniel, Jun., in this
town. Gazette of

Jabez, of this town, died of the fever. Ga-
zette of

James, at Pawtucket, in 29th year,

Mrs. Martha, wife of Capt. Daniel, in this
town, in 59th year. Gazette of

Capt. Daniel, an experienced nautical com-
mander, in this town, in 74th year,

Mrs. Abigail, wife of David, formerly of Prov-
idence, at Herkimer, N. Y., in 74th year.
Gazette of

Jonathan, at Rehoboth, in 93rd year,

Benanuel, of Rehoboth, at Pawtucket, killed
while assisting in stoning a fountain by
the bank giving away. Gazette of

William, at Rehoboth, aged 23 years. Ga-
zette of

Arnold Dexter, son of David, at Pawtucket,
in 22nd year,

Mrs. Lurana, in this town, in 39th year.

Deacon Joseph, at Seekonk, in 73rd year,

Nehemiah, in this town, in 73rd year,

Mrs. Amey, widow of John, of Pawtucket, at
Ludlow, Mass., in 71st year,

Arnold D., son of Nathan, in this town, aged
II months,

Martha, daughter of David, at Pawtucket, in
34th year,

Mrs. Priscilla, widow of Nehemiah, in this
town, in 79th year,

Mrs. Sarah A. , wife of George and daughter
of Benjamin Davis, in this town, in 32nd
year,

BUCKMAN Rev. Nathan, at Medway, Mass., in
92nd year, and 71st of his ministry. Ga-
zette of

BUCKMASTER Capt. George, at Newport, in
70th year. Gazette of

BUCKMINSTER Joseph Stevens, pastor of the
Brattle Street Church, at Boston, aged 28
years.
Rev. Joseph, D. D., of Portsmouth, N. H.,
father of Rev. Joseph S. who died at Bos-
ton June 9; at Hartwells Inn in the Green
Mountains while on his way to the Springs
for the benefit of his health,

BUDD Dr. William, an eminent i^hysician, at
Philadelphia. Gazette of

Sept. 10, 1796

Sept. 27, 1800
Dec. 6, 1 80 1

Dec. II, 1802

May 3, 1805

Aug. 24, 1805
Feb. 3, 1806

Sept. 23, 1809

Dec. 8, 1810

July 16, 181 1

Feb. 24, 1813

Nov. 12, 1815

June 8, 1817

June 30, 1823

Oct. 3, 1824

Dec. 8, 1824

May 19, 1825

June 6, 1825

March 7, 1795
March 26, 1791

June 9, 1812

June 10, 1812
Feb. 8, 1806

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

229

BUDLONG Simon ( colored), of Warwick, lost
at sea,

Anthony, of Warwick, at Norfolk, Va., in
25th year,

Moses, at Warwick, in i8th year. Gazette
of

Capt. Samuel, at Warwick, in 84th year,

Mrs. Lydia, wife of Capt. Samuel, and daugh-
ter of the late Nehemiah Atwood, of and
at Warwick, in 21st year,

James, at Warwick, in 50th year ; leaves 9
children already motherless,

Sylvester, at Centreville, Warwick, in 38th
year,

Sarah, wife of Amos, at W^irwick, in 35th
year,
BUD WORTH Rustby, died at Halifax a pris-
oner of war between Nov. 23, 1776, and
BUFF Rev. Daniel, at Baltimore, aged 64 years,
and 35 years Methodist minister. Gazette
of
BUFFUM Mrs. Hannah, widow of Caleb, at
Newport. Gazette of

Samuel, Jun., at Salem, aged 27 years. Ga-
zette of

Miss Waite, daughter of David, at Newport,
in 25th year. Gazette of

Gaskill, in this town,

Miss Elizabeth, at Newport, in 70th year,

Mrs. Amey, at Newport, aged 74 years,

Joseph W., son of Stephen, at Smithfield, m
22nd year,
BUFFINGTON Benjamin, at Somerset, aged

about jy years,
BUGBEE Daniel, a native of Connecticut, at Sa-
vannah, Ga. Gazette of

Mrs. Jerusha, wife of Capt. Chester, and
daughter of Ezra Blake, of Wrentham, at
Attleboro, in 37th year,
BUKER Joshua, at Tiverton, in 83rd year. Ga-
zette of
BUCKLEY Thomas, Esq., at Lisbon, Ct., leaving
6 children to whom he willed $230,000 in
specie. Gazette of
BULL Capt. Joseph, tide surveyor, of Newport,
at Newport, suddenly in 51st year. Ga-
zette of

Capt. Caleb, at Hartford. Gazette of

Capt. Frederick, at Hartford. Gazette of

Joseph, at Hartford, merchant. Gazette of

Oct. 23,

1793

May 4.

1795

Nov. 28,
Dec. 16,

1795
1816

Nov. 24,

1821

Aug. 21,

1822

March 19,

1824

March 23,

1825

Dec. 26,

1777

May 12,

1810

July 30,

1791

June 22,

1805

Jan. 13,

isio

June 29,

July 3,

Sept. 25,

1819
1821
1822

Aug. 10,

1824

Nov. 18,

1823

Oct. 8,

1803

Jan. 5,

1825

March 31,

1810

March 26,

1803

Nov. 20,
March 4,
March 4,
March 4,

1773
1797
1797
1797

230

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BULL Mrs. Ruth, wife of Capt. John, in 52nd

year, at Newport. Gazette of _

Mrs. Sarah, widow of Capt. Joseph, ui 78th

year. Gazette of r at ^

Capt. John, an ancient citizen of iNewport.

Gazette of , tt ^

Miss Hannah, daughter of Jonathan, at Hart-
ford, of the spotted fever, aged 32 years.

Gazette of tt r i -

Nancy, daughter of Jonathan, at Hartford, ot

the spotted fever, aged 28 years. Gazette

Rebecca, daughter of Jonathan, at Hartford,
of the spotted fever, aged 22 years. Ga-
zette of
David, of Hartford, Ct., but for a few years

a resident at Augusta, Ga.,
Lucy, daughter of Amos, of Hartford, Ct., at

Middletown, Ct., aged 42 years.
Dr. Ezekiel W., in Virginia; served in the

Revolution. Gazette of
Thomas and his son, drowned in his mill
pond ; their mill was burnt down at the
time ; near Freedonia, N. Y.,
Jirah, at Milford, Ct., aged 46 years, 20 years

postmaster at that place. Gazette of
Dr. Isaac, at Hartford, Ct., aged 84 years.
Gazette of
BULLARD Mrs. Mary Ann, wife of Samuel P.,
and eldest daughter of the late William
Burr, at Ware, Mass., in 24th year,
Isaac, in this town, aged 54 years,
BULLINE Thomas, of South Carolina, aged
about 50 years, at Coasters Harbour Island,
Newport,
BULLOCK John, at Rehoboth, at an advanced
age. Gazette of
Sarah, wife of Capt. John, of this tow^n. Ga-
zette of
Capt. William, lost at sea. Gazette of
Capt. Israel, of the brig Eliza, at sea. Ga-
zette of
Mrs. Mary, wife of Capt. Jabez, in this town,

in 62nd year,
Jabez, in this town, in 68th year, very sud-
denly.
Col. William, at Rehoboth, in 95th year,
Mary Ann, aged 7 months, daughter of Capt.

Israel, in this town,
Capt. Israel, in this town, in 34th year.

Sept. 21, 1799

Feb. 18, 1804

Dec. 3, 1808

March 18, 1809

March 18, 1809

March 18, 1809
Oct. 23, 1809
July 29, 1 81 2
April 3, 1819

Jan. 14, 1823
Jan. 10, 1824
Nov. 20, 1824

Dec. 2, 1824
Aug. 31, 1825

Aug. 26, 1769

May 17, 1788

April 30, 1 79 1
Dec. 14, 1793

June 28, 1800

Nov. 5, 1801

May 3, 1808
Dec. 9, 1810

Jan. 18, 1814
Feb. 3, 1 8 14

PROVIDE N^CE GAZETTE -DEATHS

231

BULLOCK Hon. Stephen, at Rehoboth, in 8ist
year ; was a member of convention that
framed the Constitution ; had been member
of the Legislature, of Congress, and a judge
of the county court. He was also for a num-
ber of years a member of the Gov^ernor's
council. He left a widow, 9 children and
about 60 grandchildren to mourn his loss;

Mrs. Jerusha, wife of Asa, Esq., at Reho-
both, aged 50 years,

William, son of Jabez, at Seekonk, in 22nd
year,

Mrs. Anna, widow of Jabez, at Seekonk,

Mrs. Dorcas, widow of Capt. James, at Reho-
both, in 90th year,

Nancy Cole, daughter of Cole, aged 4 years 6
months, at Attleboro,

Calvin, at Rehoboth, in 71st year,

Mrs. Mary, wife of Simeon, at Bristol, aged
76 years,

Thomas, at Taunton, aged 25 years. Ga-
zette of

Stephen, of Halifax, Vt., at Norwich, Ct.,
formerly of Rehoboth, Mass., aged 32 years.

Rev. Christopher, formerly of Scituate, R. L,
at Parsonsfield, Me., aged 64 years,
BUMP Elder Benjamin (colored). Baptist mm-
ister, at Richmond, R. I., aged about 80
years ; had preached to a Baptist society
there 50 years ;

Mrs. Susannah, at an advanced age, at North
Providence,
BUMPSTEAD Jeremiah, at Boston, merchant,

aged 64 years. Gazette of
BUNNER Mr. , schoolmaster, at Free-
town, Sierra Leone,
BURBANK Mary, daughter of Elijah, at Worces-
ter, aged 16 years. Gazette of
BURD Joseph Vincent, printer, at Charlestown,
S. C,

John, editor and proprietor of the George-
town Gazette, at Georgetown. Gazette of

Benjamin P^lliott, of the 3d Regiment of In-
fantry, aged 26 years, son of General Ben-
jamin Burd, at Medford, Penn. Gazette
of
BURDETT Joseph, private of Capt. Wentworth's
Company, wounded in battle of Tippi-
canoe, since died,

Feb. 3,

1816

March 7,

1817

Dec. 23,
Aug. 29,

1817
1820

Nov. 8,

1820

June 7,
Oct. 15,

1821

1822

P'eb. 21,

1824

Feb. 19,

1825

F"eb. 23,

1825

April 28,

1825

Oct. 16,

1815

Feb. 26,

1825

Oct. 30,

1822

April 24,

1823

March 24,

1810

Oct. 4,

1786

Nov. 21,

1801

Nov. 21,

1818

Nov. 7,

1811

909 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BURDEN Mrs. Elizabeth, a celebrated midwife,
at Johnston, aged 103 years and 23 days
Her last case was on the Dark Day of
May 19. 1780; , ^ ^ Dec. 28. 1784

Joseph, at Johnston, at an advanced age. Ua- p^^ 28 I7qq

Thomas, at Warren, aged 85 years, Feb. 2, 1825
Isaac, at Bristol, son of Isaac, aged 7 years.

Gazette of Aug. 3, 1825
BURDICK Eunice, wife of Lawton, at Newport,

in 25th year. Gazette of Oct. 4, 1794

Rev John, pastor of the Sabbatarian Church, , , ^ q

at Hopkinton, aged 74 years. Gazette of May b. ib02

James, at Newport, in 72nd year. Gazette j^^^.^jigos

Lawton, at Newport; in 43rd year. Gazette

Qf June 24, 1809

Mrs. Mary, widow, of Lawton and eldest

daughter of the late Col. William Tew, in

39th year, at Newport, Nov. 2, i«i3

Maria, daughter of Jonathan, at Newport, -^-,00^

aged 18 years. Gazette of l^eb. b, 1817

William, late editor of the Boston Evenmg

Gazette, at Boston. Gazette of June 7, ibi7

Bilhngs. at Newport, aged 54 years. Gazette

of • . u

William, son of Jesse, at Newport, m i6th ^ o ^

year. Gazette of Oct. 16, 1819

Ira K., of Westerly, aged 23 years, at Nor-
folk, Va., ^"g- 3I' 1 82 1
Jesse, 'at Newport, drowned, in 46th year, Sept. 25, 1821
Mrs. Freelove, widow of Jesse, at Newport,

aged 42 years, Dec. 30, 1821

Capt. Billings, late master of schooner Dil-

damia, of Newport, at Africa, Dec. — , 1822

^Susannah, wife of Jonathan, at Newport, aged
.^^^ 54 years, Jan. 2, 1823

Mrs. Marcy, wife of Benjamin, at Newport,

aged 67 years, Feb. i, 1823

Stephen, at Newport, aged 34 years. Ga- ^ , . ^ ^
zetteof Feb. 26, 1823

Mrs. Catharine, widow of James, at Newport,

aged 86 years, June 15, 1823

Mrs. Sarah, wife of John, at Newport, aged

47 years, J^^^Y 7> 1824

Dr. Henry N., son of the late Rev. Henry,
of Newport, at Stonington, Ct., aged 27
years, Sept. 27, 1825

BURDOTT Alexander, of this town, in 26th
year, drowned from on board the brig Wil-
liam and Mary, at sea, Sept. 22, 181 1

Sept. II, 1819

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

233

BURDSALL Richard, Jiin., at Trenton, N. J.,

Friend minister, in 35th year. Gazette of Aug. 13
BURGESS Thomas, executed at Newgate, Lon-
don, Aug. 29

George, of Newport, at the Havana. Ga-
zette of July 2

Mrs. Mary, wife of Nathaniel, at Cranston, in

26th year. Gazette of Dec. 7

Capt. Eliab, at Staten Island, native of Guil-
ford, Ct. Gazette of July 30

James, at Cranston, in 80th year, July 20

Mrs. Abigail, wife of Benjamm, in this town,

in 42nd year, Sept. 17

Mrs. Bethsheba, widow of John, at Newport,

in 76th year. Gazette of Jan, 2

John, in this town, at an advanced age, Feb. 9

Mrs. INIary Ann, wife of Danforth, at Paw-
tucket, aged 22 years. Gazette of June 8

Benjamin, in this town, in 52nd year, Oct. 8

Barzillai, at Warcham, Mass., aged 29 years.

Gazette of April 5

Mary, wife of William, at Olneyville, in 31st
year, April 15

Mrs. Sarah, widow of Philip, at Newport, aged

83 years. Gazette of Sept. 8

Mr. , at Charleston, S. C, of fever.

Gazette of Oct. 6

Mrs. Sarah, widow of John, at Cumberland,

in 56th year, J^-ily ^5

BURGOYNE Lieut. General John, in England.

Gazette of Sept. 29

BURKE Edmund, the English author and

orator. Gazette of Sept. 9

Hon. Aedamus. one of the chancellors of
South Carolina, at Charleston, in 59th year.
Gazette of April 24

John, P2sq., deputy collector of the port, at

Wilmington, N. C. Gazette of Jan. 8

Patrick, a native of Ireland, at Norfolk, Va.,
aged 104 years. He came to America
about 16 years ago. Gazette of April 18

Capt. Richard, at the Newport Asylum, in

74th year. Gazette of Feb. 26

Edmund, son of William, at East Greenwich,
in 2 1 St year, supposed from eating raw qua-
hogs, after an illness of 26 hours, June 13

BURKES Martin, at Boston, aged 67 years. Ga-
zette of Dec. 28
BURKET Mrs. Abigail, wife of Thomas. Ga-
zette of April 20

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811

811

1813

[818

[822

522
!823

:824
824
[824
[825
[792
797

[802
[803

:8o7
[823

:824
:822
1776

234

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BURKIT Sarah, wife of Ezekiel. Gazette of
BURKITT John, in 39th year. Gazette of
BURKLEY Dr. Robert, at Winchester Co.,

Va., murdered by his slaves,
BURLEY William, at Beverly, aged 72 years.

Gazette of
BURLINGAME Abner, at Scituate, in 37th

year,
Peter, at Cranston, aged 97 years, 10 days,
Benedict, at Glocester. Gazette of
Mrs. Martha, wife of Richard, at Glocester,

in 34th year. Gazette of
Stephen, at Cranston, in 93rd year. Gazette

of
Mrs. Mehitable, at Glocester, aged 71 years,

I day, wife of Capt. David. Had been

married 46 years ; had 6 children ; this is

the first death in the family ;
Mrs. Abigail, widow of James, late of Crans-
ton, at Scituate, suddenly, in 69th year.
Reuben, at Coventry, in 42nd year, buried

with Masonic honors.
Mrs. Anna, wife of Samuel, at Cranston, in

24th year,
Clarke ; two children of his died of the

spotted fever, at Shaftesburv, Vt. Gazette

of
Lyman ; a child of his died from spotted

fever, at Shaftesbury, Vt. Gazette of
Mrs. Lydia, widow of Benjamin, at Coventry,

in 8 1st year,
Esek, at Coventry, in 78th year,
Mercy, daughter of Charles, at Smithfield, in

20th year,
BURLINGHAM William, at Smithfield, killed

by a fall in a barn,
BURNETT Andrew, at Newport, in 75th year.

Gazette of
Rev. Dr. Matthais, suddenly, at Norwalk, Ct.

Gazette of
Elizabeth, wife of James, in this town, aged

55 years,
James, in this town, aged 69 years,

BURN HAM Josiah, executed at Haverhill, N.
H.,

BURNS Robert, the Argyleshire plowman and
poet, at Dumfries, Scot.,
Walter, at Newport, in 83rd year, a Revolu-
tionary pensioner,

Jan. 29,
Sept. 19,

1774
1795

May 12,

1818

Dec. 21,

1822

Aug. 14,

Feb. 7,

Aug. 9,

1789
1791
1800

March 27,

1802

Jan. 7,

1804

April 10,

1810

Oct. 2,

1810

April 10,

1812

June 13,

1813

April 16,

1814

April 16,

1814

Jan. 13,
April 2,

1823
1823

Oct. 2,

1824

Jan. 18,

1802

Jan. 22,

1803

July 12,

1806

Aug. 3,
March 25,

1822
1824

Aug. 12,

1806

July 21,

1796

Sept. 22,

1821

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

235

BURNS Robert, Esq., of Westport, Bathvvell,at
Hamilton, Scotland. He was the fourth
pupil of the celebrated Mr. Braidwoodof the
Edenburgh Deaf and Dumb Institute. He
proved to be a wonderful scholar and so
well did he think of his school that he left
in his will ;^ioo for its support ;

, son of Mr., the printer, near SuUivans

Island Cove, drowned while playing in a
canoe. Gazette of
BURNSIDE T. , at Philadelphia. Ga-
zette of
BURR Mrs. Sarah, in 71st year, at Providence,

Ezekiel, l^sq., late a deputy sheriff, aged 30
years,

Marcy, wife of David, last week, in 56th year.
Gazette of

Lydia, wife of Elisha, at Rehoboth, in 59th
year,

Shubael, Esq., in 55th year, at Warren. Ga-
zette of

Elizabeth, widow of Shubael, at Warren, sud-
denly. Gazette of

David. Gazette of

Mrs. Martha, wife of Elisha, and daughter of
Col. Peleg Gardiner, of Swansea. She was
married to Mr. Burr Feb. 7, 1793; was
subject to insane freaks. On one occasion
swallowed a silver spoon which was taken
from her stomach after death, a period of
185 weeks after being swallowed. It was
7 6-10 inches in length, width of bowl i
7-10 inches, and weighed 2 ounces. She
finally caused her death by tying a string
around her throat which caused strangula-
tion. At Rehoboth,

Levi, in this town, in 66th year. Gazette of

Isaiah, at Warren, late an officer of the
"Ann and Hope", Indiaman. Gazette
of

Mrs. Abigail, at Warren, in 70th year, sud-
denly. Gazette of

Mrs. Deborah, wife of Col. James, in 44th
year,

Mrs. Eunice, widow of Thaddeus, Esq., at
Fairfield, Ct., aged 75 years. Gazette of

Eliza, daughter of Col. James, in this town,
in 22nd year,

William, Esq., in this town, in 38th year,
buried with Masonic honors.

Nov. I, 1822

July 12, 1823

Sept. 29, 1798
Feb. 28, 1775

May 30, 1777

Dec. 16, 1786

March 7, 1790

Sept. 25, 1790

Sept. 22, 1792
March 12, 1796

Oct. 20, 1797
April 4, 1 80 1

June 5, 1802
April 2, 1803
June 20, 1805
Aug. 31, 1805
Dec. 14, 1808
Nov. 24, 1 8 10

236

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BURR Nathan M., Esq., postmaster, at Warren,

aged 35 years. Gazette of Jan. 26, 1811

Thaddeus, aged 20 years, son of Gersham,

Esq., drowned at Fairfield, Ct. Gazette

of July 27, 181 1

James, at Rehoboth, in 47th year, Sept. 16, 181 1

Mrs. Hannah, widow of Capt. Isaac, at Reho-
both, in 84th year, Dec. 24, 181 1
Miss Sarah, daughter of the late David, in

this town, in 56th year. May 4, 18 14

Thomas H., aged 7 years, son of Gen. Tim-
othy, at Watertown, N. Y. ; he fell into a

cold spring of water a few rods from the

house, June 10, 18 15

Elisha. at Rehoboth, in 80th year, a soldier of

the Revolution, Nov. 5, 181 5

Nathaniel, at Rehoboth, aged jy years, Jan. 21, 18 18

Mrs. Molly, wife of Isaac, at Rehoboth, in

64th year, June 21, 1821

Miss Mary, in this town, aged 57 years, Aug. 4, 1822

James, Jun., son of Col. James, of this town,

at Mobile, of fever, in 31st year, about Aug. 15, 1824

Joshua, in this town, in 85th year, Oct. 27, 1824

David, Esq., clerk of Fairfield County Court,

Conn. ; found dead in his bed, Feb. 24, 1825

Aaron W., son of Stephen, aged i year, 9

months, 21 days, in this town. May i, 1825

James Courtney, son of Stephen, Aug. 12, 1825

BURRELL Mrs. , wife of Joseph. Ga-
zette of Oct. II, 1777
Mrs. Lydia, widow of Ebenezer, aged 73

years, at Newport, Nov. 24, 1791

Joseph, at Newport, aged 64 years, Dec. 4, 1791

Prime ( colored ), of this town, died of the

fever. Gazette of Sept. 13, 1800

Penelope, in this town, in i8th year. Gazette

of Sept. 12, 1807

Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of James, in this town, March i, 181 1

Mrs. Sarah, wife of Hon. James, Jun., and

daughter of Dr. Jonathan Arnold, late of

St. Johnsbury, Vt., and delegate to Con-
gress from this State, in this town, in 37th

year, July 17, 18 14

CoJ. George R., of this town, at Johnston,

aged 48 years, Feb. 19, 181 8

James, Jun., member U. S. Senate from

Rhode Island, at Washington, Dec. 25,

1820, in 49th year. A fine obituary and

paper in mourning. Gazette of June 3, 1821

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 237

BURRELL Major Jacob, aged St, years, at New-

buryport, an officer in the Revolution.

Gazette of Jan. 5,

Edmund ; his son, aged 8 years, burnt to

death from clothes taking fire ; was weak

minded ; at Hartland, Vt.,
Mrs. Sarah, wife of James, in 47th year, in

this town,
BURRINGTON William, at Portsmouth, at

an advanced age. Gazette of
BURROUGH Mrs. Sarah, widow of Capt. Wil-
liam, of New York, at an advanced age.

Gazette of
Capt. James. Gazette of
Mary Ann, daughter of the late James. Ga-
zette of
Capt. John, aged 62 years,
William Y., formerly of this town, merchant,

at Clavarack, N. Y., aged 34 years,
Mrs. Hannah, widow of James, of this town,

in 64th year,
Capt. Sidney H., formerly of this town, at

Richmond, Va., aged 40 years,
Capt. Edward, m this town, aged 40 years,
Seabury S., son of Robert S., in this town, in

23rd year, of Junior Class, B. U.,
Mrs. Sarah, wife of James, in this town, in

47th year,
BURROUGHS Mrs. Sarah, wife of Capt. Ezek-

iel, at Boston, aged 30 years. Gazette of
Rev. Peleg, at Tiverton, suddenly. Gazette

of
George Hopkins, merchant, aged 33 years,
William, at Newport, in 71st year,
Peleg, in this town, aged 29 years,
William G., at Newport, in 36th year,
BURROWS John, died at Halifa.x a prisoner of

war between Nov. 23, 1776, and
William, at Attleboro, in 47th year. Gazette

of
Col. William W., late the commandant of the

Marine Corps, at Washington,
Mrs. Henrietta, wife of Joseph, at Pawtu.xet,
Joshua, native of Connecticut, at X'alencia,

Spain. Gazette of April 22,

William, late commander of the U. S. brig

Enterprise, buried with military honors, at

Portland, Me. Gazette of Sept. 11,

George, at Hebron, Me., aged 36 years, from

a gun shot wound. Gazette of Oct. 30,

Oct. 24,

1823

Sept. 22,

1824

Aug. 16,

1794

Dec. 30,
Sept. 15,

1775
1792

July 23,

Oct. 3,

1796
1801

Oct. 20,

1801

Feb. 14,

1816

Oct. 24,
Oct. 30,

1821
1821

April 24,

1824

Oct. 7,

1824

Dec. 10,

1796

Aug. 16,
Nov. 6,
Aug. 5,
Sept. 6,
Dec. 2,

1800
1807
1813
1 82 1
1821

Dec. 26,

1777

Jan. 2,

1796

March 6,
/larch 30,

1 80s
1807

809

813

819

238

VITAL RECOED OF RHODE ISLAND

BURROWS Jeremiah, at Boston, aged 60 years,

dropped dead at his work. Gazette of
BURT Daniel, in 67th year, at Brimfield, Mass.,

Rev. John, at Bristol, at the time of the bom-
bardment of Bristol by Capt. Wallace,

Mrs. Ann, widow of Rev. John, at Bristol,
in 75th year. Gazette of

Charles B., son of David, aged 19 months,

Sophia Brown, aged 8 years,

Mrs. Susanna, at Newport, in 8ist year,

Scipio (colored), at Bristol, aged 63 years,

Betsey, at Taunton, aged 83 years, widow of
Daniel. Gazette of

Enos, at Taunton, aged 62 years. Gazette
of

Mary Ann, of Newport, eldest daughter of
Frederick, in this town, aged 22 years,

Col. Gideon, at Longmeadow, Mass., aged 82
years, Revolutionary soldier. Gazette of

Mrs. Abigail, wife of Edward, at Taunton,
aged 55 years. Gazette of

Edward, at Taunton, aged 63 years. Gazette
of
BURTIS Paul, drowned in New York Harbor.

Gazette of
BURTON Mrs. Rosannah, widow of George, in
67th year, at Cranston,

Mr. , an elderly man, killed at Manlius,

N. Y., by a falling tree. Gazette of

John, Esq., at Cranston, in 91st year, formerly
a justice in court of common pleas for
Providence County,

David, son of George, Esq., at Cranston, in
2ist year. Gazette of
BURWELL Henry H., of Mecklenburg county,
Va. His house caught fire, and Mrs. Bur-
well, eldest daughter of John S., of Frank-
lin, there on a visit, an infant child of Pey-
ton S. Burwell, and four servants perished.
Gazette of

BUSH Coensadt, at Troy, N. Y., one of the

town's poor, aged 102 years. Gazette of
Richard, at Newport, in 97th year. Gazette

of
William S., ist. Lieut, of marines, killed on

board the Constitution in her action with

the Guerriere,
Mrs. Eunice, wife of Richard, at Newport,

aged 38 years. Gazette of

March 17, 1824
Feb. 28, 1771

Oct. 7, 1775

June 14, 1806
Sept. 20, 181 1
Dec. 18, 1812
Sept. 21, 1820
June 20, 1821

Dec. 22, 1821

April 13, 1822

Nov. II, 1822

June 25, 1825

July 2, 1825

July 23, 1825

Sept. 9, 1815

Oct. 31, 1817

April 27, 1822

May 31, 1824
Sept. 10, 1825

Jan. 20, 1816
May 29, 1802
June 16, 1810

Aug. 20, 181 2
Sept. II, 1819

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 239

BUSHBY John, of Col. V^ose's Regiment, shot
for desertion. He had been three times
under sentence of death for like offence
and had been twice pardoned ; at Provi-
dence, Nov. 23, 1778
BUSHNELL Lemuel, at Saybrook, Ct., aged

loi years. Gazette of April 2, 1808

Dr. , of Abbeville, S. C, fell in a duel

with James Lefly, Esq., in Georgia. Ga-
zette of Sept. 17, 1808
BUSSEY Mrs. Thankful, at Glocester, aged 76
years, widow of William. She left 1 1
children and 49 grandchildren. Gazette
of Dec. I, 1810
BUTCHER Capt. William, Oct. 19, 1773

Mrs. Amelia, at Shrewsbury, Eng., aged 104
years. She died, it is said, of a broken
heart over the loss of her husband about 7
years ago. Gazette of June 13, 1807

Miss Sarah, in 45th year, ( Funeral from her
late residence in Sugar Lane in this town), Dec. 18, 1813
BUTE the Marquis of, a Scotch nobleman, in

Geneva. Gazette of April i, 181 5

BUTLER Samuel ; his child killed by a stone fal-
ling on it. Gazette of Aug. 15, 1772

John, son of Samuel, Esq., of this town, died

at sea. Gazette of April 5, 1788

Major Gillan, late of this town, at New Or-
leans. Gazette of Feb. 14, 1795

Sir Francis, one of the great law commission-
ers of the English Bench, in England.
Gazette of Aug. 16, 1800

Miss Charlotte, late of this town, at Roxbury,

Mass., in her 20th year. May 16, 1803

Mrs. Penelope, late of this town, at Roxbury,

aged 56 years, June i, 1803

John, in this town. Gazette of Jan. 28, 1804

Col. , near New Orleans, suddenly, Sept. 7, 1805

George W., formerly of this town, at Boston,

aged 23 years. Gazette of Nov. 7, 1807

Mrs. Anna, wife of David, in this town, aged
71 years, formerly of Martha's Vineyard.
Gazette of July 20, 181 1

Mrs. Sarah, wife of Samuel, Jun., merchant,

of this town, in 50th year, Sept. i, 181 1

Joseph A., eldest son of Samuel, Jun., in

22nd year, Oct. 14, 181 1

Isaac, of Lieut. Albright's Company, killed at
battle of Tippicanoe, Nov. 7, 181 1

240 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

BUTLER Samuel, Esq., aged 85 years ; was

born at Martha's Vineyard but early came

to this town ; June 29, 18 13

Gen. Henry, formerly a U. S. Senator from

Massachusetts, at Nottingham, N. H. Ga-
zette of Aug. 14, 1 8 13
James, seaman, killed on board the Lawrence

on Lake Erie in action, Sept. 10, 1813

Mrs. Amey, wife of David, of this town, in 39th

year, Oct. 8, 181 3

Mr. .drowned by overturning of a boat

in the Ohio River. Gazette of Nov. 11, 181 5

William, eldest son of Joseph, in this town,

in 19th year, Sept. 14, 1816

Stephen Whipple, in this town, youngest son

of the late Samuel, in i6th year, July 28, 1817

Mrs. Mary, widow of Samuel, in 88th year, Jan. i, 1819

Mrs. Nabby, wife of Capt. Joseph, in 42nd

year. May 8, 1820

Samuel, of this town, at sea on board brig

Radius from Matanzas. Gazette of June 2, 1821

Major Pierce, at Philadelphia, in 77th year;

was one of the 5 delegates from South Car-
olina to Convention that framed the Con-
stitution ; had been a member of Congress ;

had an honorable record for services in the

Revolution; P'eb. 15, 1822

Mary Elizabeth, daughter of Benjamin H., in

this town, aged 3 years, Dec. 3, 1822

Thomas, aged 14 years, drowned in Savannah

River. Gazette of June 25, 1823

Hannah, widow, at Chaplin, Ct., aged 68

years. Gazette of Jan. 10, 1824

Benjamin ( colored), formerly of this town, at

Port au Prince. Gazette of Aug. 7, 1824

Mrs. Frances, wife of Norman, and daughter

of the late John Bours, Esq., of Newport, at

New York. His remains were brought to

Newport for interment. Gazette of March 30, 1825

John, of Boston, a laborer, at Fort Adams,

aged 40 years, killed by a falling bank.

Gazette of Sept. 3, 1825

BUTMAN William, died at Halifax a prisoner of

war between Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

BUTTP2BAR Jacob, died at Ilalifax a prisoner of

war between Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

BUTTER WORTH Mrs. Patience, widow, at Re-

hoboth, in 83rd year. Gazette of Nov. 6, 1773

BUTTON , killed in action at Royalston,

Ct., Oct. 16, 1780

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 241

BUTTS Capt. Samuel, died at St. Nicholas Mole.

Gazette of Dec. 9, 1 769

Isaac, in 44th year, July 11, 1816

Joseph B., of this town, at Norfolk, Va., in

2 1 St year, drowned, Jan. 7, 1818

John, from Rhode Island, aged 38 years, at

New Orleans. Gazette of Sept. 29, 1821

Enoch, of Warren, in 20th year, on board
brig Agenore of this port, on passage from
Honduras, Aug. 26, 1823

James, eldest son of James E., in this town,

aged 3 years, 3 months, Nov. 28, 1824

BYERS Mrs. Sophia, wife of David, of Spring-
field, aged 22 years, at Boston, June 29, 1806

Capt. James, postmaster, in Armory Depart-
ment, Springfield, Mass., aged 69 years, a
soldier of the Revolution of great merit.
Gazette of Nov. 23, 181 1

BYLES Mrs. Sarah, wife of Rev. Dr. Byles, at

Halifax. Gazette of April 21, 1787

Rev. Mather, at Boston, in 82nd year. Ga-
zette of July 12, 1788
BYRD Mrs. Mary, widow of Col. William, at

Westover, Va., in 74th year, IMarch 28, 18 14

Jacob, drowned in Greene Co., Tenn.,
in crossing a river in a small boat. Ga-
zette of May 29, 1 819
BYRNE John, keeper of the Tontine Coffee

House, at New York. Gazette of Sept. 26, 1801

John, purser's steward, Gunboat 48, killed by
accidental discharge of a cannon, at New-
port, aged 48 years, June 22, 1813
BYRON Hon. J., Vice Admiral of the White,

in England. Gazette of July 22, 1786

Lord Noel, at Missolenghi, Greece, after an

illness of 10 days, April 19, 1824

CABOT Hon. George, at Boston, in 72nd year, April 18, 1823

CADE Mr. , master of the Montague,

killed in action off Monserat, April — , 1782

CADELL Dr. Jas, of the Macedonian, of the

fever. Gazette of Aug. 14, 1822

CADWALLADER Col. Lambert, near Tren-
ton, N. J., aged 80 years ; commanded a
regiment in the Revolution ; for several
years a member of Congress. Gazette of Sept. 24, 1823

242

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

CADWELL Mrs. Deborah, at Bridgeport, Ct.,
aged 51 years, from a discharge of a gun.
Gazette of Oct. 18, 1806

CADAVAL Duke of, of the Portuguese Court,

in Brazil. Gazette of Aug. 27, 1808

CADWELL Rev. David, at North Carolina,

aged 99 years 5 months. Gazette of Sept. 15, 1824

CADY Mrs. Hannah, widow of Capt. David, in
looth year, at Killingly. Previous to her
death this ancient matron could say with
truth : "Arise daughter, go to thy daugh-
ter for thy daughter's daughter has got a
daughter."

Mrs. Anna, wife of Shubael,

Jonathan, at Killingly, Ct., aged 45 years. A
mallet was thrown from a building and hit
him on the head ; he lived four days ; has
left a wife and three children to mourn his
loss ;

Mrs. Jerusha, who was attending as nurse,
the Bigelow family, who died of the prevail-
ing fever, died of the same at Nassau, N.
Y.,

David, aged 63 years ; leaves wife and 10
children,

Albert Martin, son of David, in this town, in
1 8th year,

Barzillai F., of this town. He was sounding
the Delaware River from the brig Eunice
when befell overboard and was drowned;
was on her passage from Amsterdam to
Philadelphia. He sniled from this port in
October, 18 19, in ship Washington for Can-
ton and Amsterdam, and on her arrival
there took passage in the Eunice for home. Dec. — , 1820

Mrs. Roxana, wife of David, and eldest
daughter of Col. Shubael Hutchins, of Kil-
lingly, Ct., in this town, in 38th year, Feb. 13, 1821

James Howard, son of James H., at Hamp-
ton, Ct., aged about 10 months, Aug. 29, 182 1

William, infant son of Calvin, in this town, Oct. 8, 1822

Washington, at Glocester, aged 46 years. Ga-
zette of Aug. 9, 1823

Benjamin, at Brooklyn, Ct., aged 88 years.

Gazette of Aug. 23, 1823

Roxana Hutchins, daughter of David, in this

town, aged 6 years, Feb. 10, 1825

Mrs. Lucy, wife of Col. Joseph, aged 69 years,
at Gloucester, March 3, 1825

Aug. 4, 1803
June 27, 1807

March 26, 181 1

Feb. 22, 1813

Aug. 4, 1817

Oct. 9, 1820

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 243

CAHOONE Joseph, son of James, at Newport.

Gazette of
John, at Newport, aged 6"] years. Gazette

of
Charles, at Newport, in 40th year. Gazette

of
Mrs. Waite, widow of Charles, at Newport.

Gazette of
Capt. Isaiah, a nautical commander, of this

town, aged 44 years,
Capt. Stephen, at Newport. Gazette of
Peggy, widow of Capt. Isaiah, and daughter

of Grindall Rawson, in this town, in 44th

year,
Mary, daughter of the late John, at Newport.

Gazette of
Capt. William H., at Newport, in 26th year.

Gazette of
Daniel, formerly a merchant of this town, at

Lyndon, Vt. ; he was gored by a bull which

occasioned his death ; was in his 80th year.

Gazette of
Mrs. Phebe, widow of James, at Newport,

aged 78 years. Gazette of
Capt. Charles W., of Newport, at St. Augus-
tine, aged 26 years, of fever, taken at Ha-

vanna,
Mrs. Mary, at Newport, widow of John, aged

82 years. Gazette of
CAIRNES Mary Eliza, daughter of the late

John, in 13th year,
CAITHNESS Earl of, aged y>i years, a suicide.

Gazette of
CALAHAN Jonathan, the oldest pilot of New

York, aged 58 years. Gazette of
CALDER Sally, eldest daughter of James, in

38th year, in this town,
Louisa, wife of John, m this town, aged 26

years,
Mrs. Anne, widow of Major William, at

Charlestown, Mass., aged 86 years,
Edwin Algeron, son of William, in this town,

aged 4 years,
CALDWELL James, mate of Capt. Morton's

vessel, killed in the Boston Massacre,
Robert, merchant, at Taunton, in 52nd year.

Gazette of
Samuel, clerk of the U. S. District Court for

District of Pennsylvania, at Philadelphia.

Gazette of

Oct. 23, 1

784

Aug. 25, ]

792

Nov. 3, 1

792

Feb. 27, ]

796

June 2, ]
Sept. 8, ]

798
798

April 9, ]

801

Jan. 21,

804

July 16,

[808

Dec. 28,

[811

Sept. 25,

[819

Aug. 16,

[821

Dec. 8,

[824

Nov. 15,

[815

Aug. 15,

[789

Nov. 30,

[805

Sept. 2,

[816

Sept. 3,

[819

April 12,

[823

Dec. 13,

[824

March 5,

[770

Dec. 12,

[789

Dec. 8,

[798

244

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

CALDWELL Gen. John, Lieut.-Governor of
Kentucky, at Frankfort,

Hon. Henry, one of H. B. M. legislative
counsellors and Receiver General of the
Province, in Canada. Gazette of

Sally, at Burrillville, aged 17 years. Gazette
of

John, at Burrillville, in 53rd year, formerly of
Marlboro, Mass.,

Elias B., Esq., attorney at law, clerk of U. S.
Supreme Court, at Washington, D. C.
Gazette of

CALENCOURT General , at Boulogne,

suddenly; he took the late Duke De
Enghien at Ettenheim. Gazette of
CALHOON Thomas, Esq., of Hopewell, form-
erly of Baltimore Co., Md., drowned at
Cumberland, N. S. Gazette of

William, drowned at Cumberland, N. S. Ga-
zette of
CALL Mrs. Lucy, killed by lightning at Dres-
den, Me.,

William, of Boston, at New Orleans, aged 33
years. Gazette of

CALLANHH.L Lieut. , of the America,

killed in action off Monserrat,
CALLENDER Elizabeth, widow of Rev. John,
in 59th year, at Newport,

Elias, son of Rev. John, at Nantucket,

Thomas, lateof this town, at Charleston, S. C.
Gazette of

James Thompson, editor of the Recorder, at
Virginia, drowned while bathing in the
James River. Gazette of

Benjamin, at Boston, aged 62 years. Gazette
of

Mrs. Mary, in this town, in 78th year,

Elias, son of the late Thomas, at Bloomfield,
Ohio, in 19th year,

Joseph, at Boston, aged 60 years. Gazette
of

CALVERT Mrs. Lydia, wife of Capt. William,
at Newport, in 48th year,

CAMBECERES Mons. , at Paris. Ga-
zette of

CAMBRIDGE Joseph and wife, murdered by In-
dians. Gazette of

CAMELFORD Lord, in England, from a duel
respecting his mistress,

Nov. 9, 1804

June 16;

Aug. 15

May II

June 8

Nov. 3

June 27
June 27
July 12
Dec. 7
April -

July 2
May 29

Dec. 18

July 30

Nov. 13,
Oct. II,

1811
1815

Oct. 2,

1819

May 17,

1823

Aug. 24,

1823

Jan. 8,

1803

June 6,

1789

/larch 10,

1804

I8I0
I8I8

1820

1825
1804

1772
1772

1820
1822

1782

1770
1790

1802

1803

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 245

CAMERON Alexander, printer of the Lucayan

Herald, New Providence. Gazette of Dec. 19, 1789

John, grocer, at New York. Gazette of Sept. 14, 1799

John, at Pittsburg, Penn., aged 107 years.

Gazette of April 10, 1822

CAMM John, a slave to drink ; he destroyed him-
self by attaching a quantity of paper to his
bed and then setting it on fire, which caused
his death. Gazette of June 20, 1818

CAMMP:TT Phebe, daughter of Isaac, of War-
wick, in this town, aged 23 years, Oct. 22, 1822
CAMP Jacob B., perished in the burning of a fac-
tory at Norwalk, Ct., May 20, 1822
CAMPBELL Rev. Colin, at Philadelphia, Aug. 9, 1766

Archibald, Esq., attorney at law, at Greenwich, Oct. 16, 1769

Mrs., wife of Ebenezer, printer, daughter of

Mr. Badger, prmter. Gazette of Nov. 2, 1771

Surgeon , killed in action at Annes.

Gazette of July 21, 1781

Lieut. , killed at Yorktown, Va., , 1781

Jacob, son of the late Archibald, at East

Greenwich, in 28th year, March 5, 1788

George, at Scotland, late professor of Divinity,

University of Edenburgh. Gazette of June 25, 1796

James, merchant, at Philadelphia. Gazette

of Aug. 26, 1797

Dr. George, at Philadelphia. Gazette of Oct. 6, 1798

Robert, bookseller, at his seat at Frankfort,

near Philadelphia. Gazette of Aug. 23, 1800

Mrs. Mary, at Newport, in 90th year. Ga-
zette of Dec. 6, 1800

General Donald, at Washington, D. C, a dis-
tinguished officer of the Revolution. Ga-
zette of April 9, 1803

Archibald, Esq., at Baltimore, aged 58 years.

Gazette of May 4, 1805

Caleb, in South Kingstown, in 79th year.

Gazette of Nov. 18, 1809

George, Esq., attorney at law, at Philadelphia, Oct. 25, 18 10

Mrs. Lydia, daughter of Nathaniel, at New-
port, aged 30 years. Gazette of May 16, 181 8

Hugh P., commodore in U. S. Navy, at

Washington, D. C. Gazette of Nov. 20, 1820

Deborah, daughter of Duncan, in this town,

in loth year, Oct. 14, 1822

Archibald, at Washington county, N. Y. ;

killed by a fall from a horse. Gazette of July 23, 1823

Mrs. Desire, wife of James C, at Walpole,
aged 53 years ; she received a severe wound
from the horn of an enraged cow two years
previously. Gazette of June 15, 1825

246

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

CANER Rev. Henry, late of Boston, in Eng-
land, aged 93 yeans. Gazette of
CANOVA the Italian sculptor, at Venice,
CANTINE Moses, senior editor of "Albany Ar-
gus". His death is supposed to be caused
by drinking domestic cordial ( Noyeau )
which produced an immediate inflammation
of the bowels, at Albany,

CAPET , son of Louis, died of a white

swelling. Gazette of
CAPRON Patience, daughter of Philip, Esq., at
Cumberland, aged 25 years,
Oliver, of this town, drowned at Turks Island;
leaves here a wife and 4 children. Ga-
zette of
Charles, at Uxbridge, in 64th year,
William Charles, eldest son of Ahab, of Cin-
cinnati, O., at Smithfield, in his 12th year,
Philip, at Cumberland, in 76th year,
Mrs. Rebecca, wife of Greene, at East Green-
wich, aged 62 years,
Mrs. Maria, wife of Newton M., of Montgom-
ery, N. Y., and eldest daughter of Jesse
Brown, of and at Cumberland, aged 32
years,
CARD Bowen, at North Kingstown. Gazette
of
Mary, youngest daughter of Deacon William,

at Newport,
Daniel, aged about 22 years, drowned by the

upsetting of a boat, (military honors),
Mrs. Sarah, wife of William, at Newport, at

an advanced age. Gazette of
Mrs. Sarah, wife of William, Jun., and daugh-
ter of the late Major William Helme, at
Newport, in 27th year. Gazette of
Miss Waite, at Newport, aged 66 years,
Joseph C, at Newport, aged 26 years,
Miss Sarah, daughter of the late Joseph, at
Middletown, aged 73 years. Gazette of
CARDER Mrs. Mary, wife of William, at Kil-
lingly, Ct., in 80th year. Gazette of

CARDIFF Miss , at London, suffocated

from charcoal. Gazette of
CARDY Daniel, of Newport, aged 21 years, at
New Orleans ; fell from the mainmast of a
schooner,
CAREW Dr. Samuel, in 37th year,
James, m 26th year, at Boston,

Feb. 16, 1793
Oct. 12, 1822

Jan.

23.

\ug.

15.

Oct.

16,

Nov

4,

Nov

9,

Oct

• 8,

July

29,

Dec. II,

Dec

1

Jan.

18,

J^iiy 5,

Aug.

13.

Nov.

II,

March

Sept.

March

14,
16,

19,

Dec.

10,

Nov.

26,

Jan.

17.

April

23,

Dec

■ 7,

July 29,

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 247

CAREY Michael, aged ij years, frozen to death

in a shipwreck. Gazette of Dec. 21, 1771

Lucius, a student in Rhode Island College, at

Bridgewater, Mass. Gazette of Oct. i, 1796

Tames, at Newport, aged 32 years. Gazette
of Oct. 12, 1799

Lucius, Esq., late of Providence, at Pineville,
near Charleston, S. C. ; was graduate of R,
I. College and teacher at this place. Ga-
zette of May 10, 1806

Thomas, senior pastor of the First Church, at

Newburyport, aged 69 years, Nov. 24, 1808

Levi, of Capt. Welsh's company, killed at bat-
tle of Tippecanoe, Nov. 7, 181 1

Miss Eleanor, daughter of Matthew, at Phil-
adelphia, aged 15 years, Feb. 16, 1812

Richard, native of F^ngland, at Philadel-
phia, Nov. 12, 1813

Mrs. Hannah, widow of John, formerly of
Newport, in this town, aged 85 years. Ga-
zette of Jan. 28, 181 5

Dr. Joseph, at Coventry, in 42nd year. May 7, 181 5

Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Chad, at Johnston,

aged about 45 years, June 5, 1817

George, at Pawtuxet, in 47th year ; leaves

wife and 5 children, father and mother, Jan. 23, 1822

CARGILL James, at Attleboro, in 73rd year.

Gazette of Dec. 22, 1804

Capt. Benjamin, formerly of Pomfret, Ct., at

Dudley, Mass., aged 76 years. Gazette of Aug. 21, 1813
CARLILE John, at an advanced age. Gazette

of July 30, 1796

Mrs. Ann, wife of William, in 23rd year. Ga-
zette of Dec. 17, 1796

Sally, daughter of the late John, in this town,

in 27th year. Gazette of Feb. 21, 1800

Joseph, in this town, in 24th year, July 7, 1800

Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of John, aged 68 years, April 6, 1802

William, at Jonesboro, Me., in 45th year. Ga-
zette of May 15, 1 813

Elizabeth F^owler, youngest daughter of Col.
John, aged 5 years 5 months, Oct. 22, 1816

Catharine, daughter of Rev. Thomas, at Sa-
lem. Gazette of Sept. 5, 1821

Rev. Thomas, eldest son of Col. John, aged
32 years, graduate of B. U., 1809, (Ma-
sonic honors), March 28, 1824

Mrs. Fllizabeth, wife of Benjamin, formerly of

this town, at Marietta, O., in 58th year, Sept. 28, 1824

248 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

CARLISLE Abraham, executed at Philadelphia, Nov. 2, 1778

Mrs. , widow of Capt. Thomas. Ga-
zette of Aug. 23, 1788
CARLTON Charles C, son of William, printer,

at Salem. Gazette of Oct. 20, 1804

William, editor of the Salem Register, at Sa-
lem, aged 33 years, of brain fever. Gazette
of _ _ _ Aug. 3, 1805

Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of William, at Salem,

aged 33 years. Gazette of Aug. 31, 1805

The Hon., Colonel of the 25th British Light
Dragoons, eldest son of Lord Dorchester, at
sea. Gazette of Nov. 8, 1806

Gen. Guy, Lord Dorchester, K. B., aged 84

years, in England. Gazette of Feb. 11, 1809

Hon. Mrs., daughter and servant, lost in a

shipwreck at Ostend Bar, Eng. Channel, Oct. 29, 181 5

Osgood, Esq., of Boston, surveyor and teacher
in geometry and navigation, at Litchfield,
N. H. ; was a soldier of the Revolution.
Gazette of July 13, 18 16

Capt. George, at Johnston, Vt., killed near
his own store by the overturning of his
sleigh on his return from Boston. Gazette
of Feb. 28, 1 82 1

CARMEN Benjamin, at New York. Gazette of Oct. 24, 1795

CARMICHAEL William, Esq., late charge-de-
affairs and one of the Commissioners Pleni-
potentiary of the United States at the Court
of Spain, at Madrid, Feb. 9, 1795

CARNES Major Edward, in 53rd year, at Boston, Aug. 19, 1782

Thomas, of Boston, at Staten Island. Ga-
zette of Oct. 5, 1793

Edward, formerly of Boston, at London. Ga-
zette of Feb. 27, 1808

Thomas, son of Edward, at Boston, aged 9
years ; he fell from a truck which passed
over him, causing instant death, Dec. 22, 1818

CARNINE John E., died in prison, at New

York, Sept. 13, 1823

CAROLINE Princess of Brunswick and Queen
of England ; her husband was coronated
July 19 and she died August 7. Gazette
of Oct. 3, 182 1

CARPENTER Colonel , of Rehoboth,

thrown from his horse on journey between

Providence and Boston. Gazette of Jan. 29, 1763

Mrs. , wife of Ephraira, at Providence, Aug. 3, 1770

Ephraim, of Providence, at Surinam, W. I.
Gazette of Aug. 3, 1771

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

249

CARPENTER Sally, daughter of Capt. Ephraim.
Gazette of

William, at an advanced age. Gazette of

Mrs. , widow of William, lately de-
ceased. Gazette of

Capt. James, of sloop Dolphin, of this port,
died at Grenada, W. I.,

Timothy, at North Providence. Gazette of

Mrs. Sarah, wife of John, at Cranston, in
41st year,

Elizabeth, daughter of Capt. Ephraim. Ga-
zette of

Waterman. His wife at five births presen-
ted him with 10 children ; in her 6th labor
she presented him with three, which are
now dead,

Caleb, aged 55 years, at Newport. Gazette
of

Capt. E^phraim, in 77th year,

Ebenezer, at Rehoboth, at an advanced age.
Gazette of

Gersham, of this town. Gazette of

William, of this town, on the coast of Africa.
Gazette of

Job, of Warwick, in 23 rd year, fell from a
scaffold,

Penuel, at Rehoboth, at an advanced age,
suddenly. Gazette of

Avis, daughter of the late Capt. James, at
Newport. Gazette of

, son of Benjamin, at Rehoboth, aged

8 years, killed by being thrown from a
horse,

Henry, son of Elisha, of Cranston, at Suri-
nam. Gazette of

Silas, formerly of Cranston, at Barrington,
in 92nd year. Gazette of

Ebenezer, Esq., at Cumberland, in 36th year.
Gazette of

Christopher, of this town, at sea on- his pas-
sage to the West Indies, in 30th year. Ga-
zette of

Daniel, at Pawtucket, in 41st year. Gazette
of

Asaph, innholder, at Pawtuxet. Gazette of

Mrs. Freelove, widow of Deacon Jotham, at
Cumberland, in 91st year. Gazette of

Jacob, E.sq., treasurer of the State, at Lan-
caster, Penn. Gazette of

Capt. Jacob, of Baltimore, aged 29 years, in
this town,

Oct. 24, 1772
Jan. 29, 1774

March 19, 1774

Sept. 14, 1774
Jan. 22, 1785

May 31, 1785

Aug. 23, 1788

July 23, 1789

Oct. 3, 1789
Jan. 16, 1793

March 16, 1793
Sept. 7, 1793

Oct. 5, 1793

May 16, 1795

Dec. I, 1798

March i, 1800

June 24, 1800
Feb. 28. 1801
May 23, 1 80 1
June 13, 1801

March 13, 1802

May 8, 1802
Dec. 18, 1802

P^eb. 26, 1803

P'eb. 26, 1803

July 22, i8o£.

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

250

CARPENTER Col. Samuel, at Rehoboth, aged
about ^^ years. Gazette of

mS' Hrnah,- wif:=of ^,^ daughter
of Jeremiah Einney, at Bristol, m 29th
vear. Gazette of . - .,

Oliver at North Providence, m byth year,
8apt John, late of Smithfield, m 69th year,

Thomal!TRehoboth, in 74th year ; was a
- mS^ber of the Eirst Provincial Congress 0

Massachusetts; commanded a regiment o
militia at Rhode Island Aug., i778 ' was
an earnest opposer of Shay s in 1786 , be-
Ueved Tn the^rinciples of Washmgton

Ai?nt 6th7aughter of Asahel at Rehoboth,

acred about ^4 years. Gazette ot
John W of this town, at the Havana, in

Jota V.!'of this town, in 29th year, at Ha-

Ca™^'james, at Newport, aged 40 years.

Oi?ver!"o™erly of Attleboro, at Brookfield,

As^hTarillhoa, aged 79 years. Ga-

zette of .01

Abiah, at Rehoboth, in 58th year, .

Mr Hannah, widow of Gersham, and sister

of the late Governor Cooke, at Johnston,

jLL^'da^ghler of Ebenezer T., and grand-
daughter of Deacon Ezekiel Kent, aged 3^
vea?s at Rehoboth. Gazette of
Nathaniel Jun., fourth son of Nathaniel, of
"" CranstoV; was drowned in the harbor of
Buenos Ayres in passmg from one boat to

Rercca'daughter of James, at Rehoboth,

in I Mh year. Gazette of
Mrs Hopestill, widow of Ab.ah, at Reho-

Be't^fyiLtgtefoTcapt. Thomas, at Paw.

L;dS'el'dest°son':rihe late Abiah, at Reho-
isr^'arlots^n? in 94th year. Gazette

of

Dec. 24, 1803
April 13, 1805

July 6, 1805
Feb. 2, 1806

April 15, 1806

April 26, 1807
May 30, 1807

March 29, 1808

Aug. 20, 1808

Nov. 26, 1808

Jan. 22, 1809

May 13. 1809
July 19, 1809

Sept. 5, 1809

Aug. 4» 1810

Sept. 9, 1810
Oct. 6, 1810
Nov. II, 1810
Nov. 14, 1810
Feb. 13, 1811
March 16, 181 1

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

251

CARPENTER Deacon Cyrel, at Attleboro, in
69th year. Gazette of

William, of this town, at Pawtuxet, aged 27
years ; left wife and two children,

William, at Cumberland, in 89th year; had
lived with his wife 68 years,

Chloe, wife of Thomas, at Rehoboth, sud-
denly, in 48th year,

Mrs. Freelove, wife of Dr. Cyrel, at Foster,
in 75th year. Gazette of

Mrs. Patience, wife of Capt. Peter, daughter
of Capt. Samuel Godfrey, at Seekonk, in
26th year,

Joseph, at Uxbridge, in 64th year, formerly
of this town. Gazette of

Eleazer, son of Elihu, at Seekonk, in i8th
year,

Hon. Peter, at Rehoboth, aged about 43
years, member of the Legislature ; leaves
a wife and six children. Gazette of

Olive, at Seekonk, in 31st year,

Nathan, at Attleboro, in 48th year,

Arnold, son of Joseph, at North Providence,
in 19th year, of the lockjaw. Gazette of

Mrs. Martha, wife of Elihu, at Seekonk, m
57th year.

Dr. Cyrel, at Foster, in 8ist year,

Mrs. Hannah, wife of Thomas, Esq., at Re-
hoboth, in 54th year,

Tryphenia, aged 15 years,

Mrs. Lucy, widow of James, in 45th year, at
Rehoboth,

Orville, merchant, at Washington, N. C, a
native of Attleboro, Mass., and formerly
of this town, in 24th year. Gazette of

Horace, killed by his horse while racing him,
in Little Britam, N. Y. Gazette of

Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Dr. Comfort A., at
Pawtuxet, in 62nd year,

Benjamin, at Seekonk, m 56th year. Gazette
of

Mrs. Avis, widow of Capt. James, senior, at
Newport, in 82nd year. Gazette of

Capt. William, in 52nd year,

Mrs. Hannah, widow of Jotham. at Cumber-
land, in 72nd year.
Miss I£lizabeth, of Thomas, his eldest daugh-
ter, in 38th year, at Rehoboth,

Mrs. Deliverance, wife of Nathaniel, at Crans-
ton, in 70th year.

Dec. 14, 1811

July 28, 1812

Oct. 16, 1812

Jan. 25, 1813

March 6, 1813

May 12, 1813

Aug. 21, 1813

Jan. 29, 1814

June 18, 1814
July 31, 1814
Sept. 3, 1 814

P"eb. 18, 181 5

Feb. 20, 1816
Dec. 9, 1816

March 29, 18 17
Sept. 9, 1 8 17

Sept. 24, 1 817

Sept. 2"], 1 8 17

Sept. 26, 1 818

Jan. 28, 1819

Feb. 6, 1819

Oct. 9, 1819
June 8, 1820

Aug. 6, 1820

March 10, 1821

April 24, 1 82 1

252

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

CARPENTER Mrs. Francis W., aged ^6 years,
daughter of the late Capt. James, at New-
port,

James, eldest son of Nathaniel, of Cranston,
in 47th year, at Shawnetovvn, Illinois,

William Henry, son of Augustus, in this town,
aged 2 years, 5 months,

Isaac, at Pompey, N. Y., aged 50 years ;
drank a quart of raw whiskey in the course
of the evening. Gazette of

Frost, killed by bursting of a cannon, at Mos-
quito Cove, L. I.,

Ezekiel, at Attleboro, in 89th year,

George, son of Nathaniel, in this town, in
43rd year,

Abiah, at Rehoboth, aged 33 years,

Susan S., daughter of Ezekiel, in this town,
in 1 8th year,

John, in this town, aged 84 years,

Daniel, Esq., at Seekonk, in 85th year,

George, in this town, aged 9 years,

Albert Greene, only child of Col. Earl, in
this town, aged i year, 1 1 days,

Job, formerly of Warwick, drowned at Wil-
mington, N. C.

Mrs. Susannah, wife of Jeremiah, and daugh-
ter of William Sprague, Esq., at Cranston,
in 28th year,

William, merchant, son of Benjamin, of War-
wick, at Wilmington, N. C, aged about 33
years.

Dr. Alva, son of Elihu, of Seekonk, Mass., at
Mobile, Ala., in 27th year, graduate of
B. U., 1817,

Mrs. Emily, wife of Capt. Augustus, in this
town, in 38th year,
CARR Patrick, aged 30 years, labourer for Mr.
Field, leather breeches maker, wounded in
the massacre at Boston, March 5, 1770,
died

Lydia, widow of Peleg,

Major Robert, at Warren, in 49th year,

Samuel, Esq., at Jamestown, in 74th year,
for many years member of the General
Assembly. Gazette of

Isaac, seaman of the General Greene, at sea.
Gazette of

Mary, wife of Nicholas, at Jamestown. Ga-
zette of

Mrs. Charlotte, wife of Capt. David, at
Cranston, ni 28th year. Gazette of

June 2, 1 82 1
Sept. -, 1 82 1
May 10, 1822

May 25, 1822

July 4, 1822
Oct. 9, 1822

Nov. 19, 1822
Dec. 27, 1822

March 2, 1823

March 21, 1823

April 18, 1823

July 18, 1823

Aug. 5, 1823

Aug. 10, 1823

Aug. 27, 1824

Oct. 8, 1824

Nov. 30, 1854
May 24, 1825

March 14, 1770

Dec. 8, 1788

Aug. 15, 1789

Oct. I, 1796

Aug. 3, 1799

June 21, 1800

Jan. 30, 1802

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

253

CARR Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of Caleb, at New-
port, in 79th year. Gazette of

Mrs. Martha, widow of Dabney, in 64th year ;
she was a sister of President Jefferson ; at
Dunlora, Va.,

Samuel, of Albemarle, Va., at Dunlora, Va.,

Nicholas, Esq., formerly judge of Court of
Common Pleas, Newport County, at James-
town,

Samuel, at Newport, aged 60 years ; he had
been to visit a sick uncle and returning
home was blown off Long wharf and
drowned,

Elizabeth, daughter of Samuel E., of New-
port, aged 18 years, at Warwick. Gazette
of

Capt. John, at Seekonk, in 45th year,

James, and his daughter, aged 9 years,
drowned in the Ohio near Louisville ; had
been a member of Congress from Maine,
afterwards a merchant at Baltimore ; was
looking for a settlement in the west ;

Lydia B., daughter of William P., aged 22
years, at Newport. Gazette of

Joshua, at West Greenwich, aged 72 years,

Philip, son of Capt. Caleb, of Warren, at
Matanzas, in 23rd year, on board ship Gen.
Jackson. Gazette of

Hon. Francis, formerly member of Congress,
at Bangor, Me., aged 69 years. Gazette
of

Samuel C, at Newport, in 79th year. Ga-
zette of

Robert, of Rhode Island, aged 28 years, at
New York Hospital. Gazette of

Miss Lillias, daughter of the late Capt. Sam-
uel, at Warren, in 21st year,

Dempsey, executed in Virginia, for murder
of John McCall. Gazette of

John, at Jamestown, aged 50 years,

Sally, daughter of the late Capt. Samuel, at
Warren, in 28th year. Gazette of

Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of Jonathan, at War-
ren, in 76th year. Gazette of

Samuel E., at Newport, aged 54 years. Ga-
zette of
CARR}!:Y Samuel, Esq., at Port-au-Prince,
CARRICO Mrs. Deborah, at Beverly, Mass.,
aged 40 years, killed by lightning which
did much damage to the house.

March 16, 1805

Sept. 3, 181 1
Sept. 3, 181 1

March 3, 18 13

March 21, 1814

Oct. I, 1814
Dec. 25, 1815

Aug. 24, 1 81 8

Aug. 21, 1819
Oct. 17, 1820

May 26, 1 82 1

Oct. 27, 1 82 1

Dec. 29, 1 82 1

March 23, 1822

Feb. 28, 1823

July 12. 1823
July 24, 1823

April 6, 1825

Aug. 27, 1825

Sept. 14, 1825
Oct. 27, 1823

Aug. 4, 1823

254

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

CARRINGTON Dr. Edward, at Milford. Ga-
zette of

Col. Edward, at Richmond, Va., a Revolution-
ary officer. Gazette of

Paul, Esq., in 86th year, at Charlotte County,
Va., a soldier of the Revolution,
CARRIOUE Henry, aged 20 years, son of Rev.
Richard, of Hartford, Ct.,lost overboard at
sea from brig Sea Island, of Hartford, on
passage from New London to Matanzas,
CARROLL Edward, died at Halifax a prisoner
of war, between Nov. 23, 1776, and

Michael, died at Halifax a prisoner of war
between Nov. 23, 1776, and

Theophilus, died at Halifax a prisoner of war
between Nov. 23, 1776, and

Daniel, Esq., at Rock Creek, Md. Gazette of

Horace, at Norwich, Ct., aged 15 years. Ga-
zette of

Dr. Ephraim, at Woodstock, Ct. Gazette of

John, Archbishop of Baltimore, aged 80
years. Gazette of

Squire, killed by lightning in Scott County,
Ky. Gazette of

Mr. , killed by lightning at Lexington,

Ky., aged 23 or 24 years. Gazette of

CARSON , killed near Philadelphia by

Earle who accidently, while out

gunning, shot his companion dead. Ga-
zette of

Capt. John, at Philadelphia, shot by Lieut.
Smith. The Captain had returned home
after years of absence and his wife believ-
ing him dead, had married Smith. He
went to the house and demanded his pa-
pers and his children. Smith was present.
He retired, got a pistol, returned to the
room and shot the Captain who, after
lingering a few days, died. Gazette of

Capt. , murdered. Gazette of

Mrs. Ann, at the penitentiary, Philadelphia,
of typhus fever, aged 38 years. Gazette of
CARTEL Seth, commander of gunboat No. 10,
a native of Massachusetts, at Syracuse,

CARTP3R , son of John, printer, burnt

to death,

Mr. , of North Kingstown, drowned

near Coaster's Harbor Island,

Col. Robert, at Baltimore ; took an active
part in the struggle for independence. Ga-
zette of

Oct. 3, 1795
Nov. 10, 1 8 10
June 22, 1 818

Nov. 25, 1823

Dec. 26, 1777

Dec. 26, 1777

Dec. 26, 1777
June 25, 1796

Sept. 15, 1798
Feb. 15, 1812

Dec. 16, 1815

Aug. 2, 1823

Aug. 9, 1823

May 6, 1815

P'eb. 17, 1 816
May 25, 1816

May 5, 1824

April — , 1806

Jan. 10, 1779

Oct. 8, 1790

March 24, 1804

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

255

CARTER Edward, from a cave-in of a ditch, in

Prince William County, April 15, 1806

Mrs. Elizabeth, at London, m 89th year, a

well known authoress. Gazette of June 7, 1806

Charles, Esq., at Shirley, his residence in

Charles City County, Va., aged 74 years, June 28, 1806

Amey, wife of John, in this town, in 63rd
, year, Dec. 18, 1806

James, merchant, at New York, suddenly.

Gazette of Sept. 5, 1807

Mrs., widow of Hon. Charles, of Sherly, Va.,

in Virginia, April 16, 1809

John, editor of the Providence Gazette, says

he has edited this paper since August, 1767;

that he was born in Philadeli:)hia in 1745;

that he learned the art of printing in the

ofifice of Franklin and Hall, of that city ;

that he came to Providence in 1767. Ga-

^zetteof Dec. 15, 1810

Benjamin, at Baltimore, merchant, formerly

of this town, aged about 32 years, April 26, 1812

John, boatswain's mate, killed on board frig-
ate Chesapeake in action with the Shan-
^non, j^ine i, 1813

Robert B., in Georgia, contractor for U. S.

trooDs in Georgia. Gazette of Feb. 26, 181 4

John, Esq., editor of the Providence Gazette

from 1767 to Feb., 18 14, aged 69 years, Aug. 19, 18 14

John, printer, formerly editor of the Journal,

in 41st year, Feb. 21, 1815

Wilham, of this town, in 37th year, at St.
PVancisville, La. ; was engaged in mer-
cantile pursuits and had been absent from
home about 4 years; Auo-. 10, 1821

Mrs. Dorothy, widow of William, at Newport,

in 74th year. Gazette of Aug. 28, 1822

CARTRIGHT Elias, murdered by his son-in-
law, Stephen Munto, in Upper Smithfield,
Penn., Aug. 27, 1795

John, at New York, aged 68 years, perfor-
mer on musical glasses. Gazette of Dec. 4, 1824
Thomas, of Rhode Lsland, at New York Hos-

CARTY Joseph, massacred by the P^rench at St.

Domingo. Gazette of Feb. 8, 1806

James, sailmaker's mate, killed on board the

Lawrence on Lake Erie in action, Sept. 10, 18 13

CARVER Joseph, at Foster, in 59th year. Ga-

^/ette of Jan. 6, 1787

Mrs. Sarah, widow of Joseph Carver, at Scit-

uate, in 93rd year, June 27, 1817

256

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

CARVER Pamela, youngest daughter of Capt.
Reuben, at Boston, aged i6 years. Gazette
of
CARWEN Mrs. Sarah, at Salem, aged 91 years.

Gazette of
GARY Ruth, wife of Joseph, at Providence,

Col. Richard, one of the early aide-de-camps
of Gen. Washington, at Cooperstown, N.
Y. Gazette of
Mrs. Patty, wife of Michael, at Barrington, in

89th year,
John, in this town, aged 89 years. A musket
ball was lodged in his neck in an action
with a French ship in 1756, and carried
with him to the grave. Gazette of
CASE Ann, wife of Immanuel, Esq., in her 37th
year, at South Kingstown,
Immanuel, Esq., at Wickford, North Kings-
town. Gazette of
Mrs. Mercy, at Plainfield, Ct., in 90th year.

Gazette of
Levi, late of Lebanon, Ct., in Genesee
County, N. Y., frozen to death in a snow
storm,
Mrs. Celinda, wife of Capt. John P., at North
Kingstown, aged 33 years,
CASEY Samuel ; his dwelling house at South
Kingstown destroyed by fire with its furni-
ture ; loss ^5000. Gazette of
Hannah, wife of John, at East Greenwich.

Gazette of
Gen. Levi, member of the House from South

Carolina, at Washington. Gazette of
Mrs. Abigail, widow of Silas, at East Green-
wich, in 85th year, of Society of Friends,
CASH F"rancis, died at Halifax a prisoner of war
between Nov. 23, 1776, and
James, died at Halifax a prisoner of war be-
tween Nov. 23, 1776, and
CASSADY Cornelius, native of Ireland, at

Portsmouth, suddenly,
CASSAWAY Gen. John, at Annapolis, Md.,
aged 66 years, a Revolutionary soldier.
Gazette of
CASSETT Rev. Ranna, at Granby, Ct., aged 57
years. Gazette of

CASSIDY Mr. P , printer, at Philadelphia.

Gazette of
CASSINE Rais Bel, at Magadore, a well known
character in Capt. Riley's narrative.

Jan. 4,

1823

Jan. 13,
June 24,

1810
1769

Jan. 3,

1807

March 25,

1824

March 31,

1824

Nov. 9,

1778

Aug. 16,

1794

July 9.

1796

March 5,

1807

Jan. 29,

1813

Sept. 29,

1764

Feb. 8,

1^94

Feb. 14,

1807

Sept. 14,

1821

Dec. 26,

1777

Dec. 26,

1777

Aug. 22,

1824

July 6,

1820

Mays,

1810

Sept. 29,

1798

June 30,

1825

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 257

CASSREIN Philip, at New York, of the fever.

Gazette of Oct. i, 1803

CASTILLANO Joseph Demas Garcia, executed
at Norfolk, Va., for the murder of Peter
Lagonidette, June i, 1821

CASTILLER Mary Ann Joseph, wife of An-
thony, killed by John Postiller in a mo-
ment of passion, at New York, Oct. i, 1799

CASTLESTEWART Earl of, the acknowledged
head of the house of Stewart and legitimate
male descendant from Robert, second King
of Scotland ; in Ireland, aged 80 years.
Gazette of Nov. 11, 1809

CASTOFP' John, at Newport, aged 6"] years, May 21, 1824

CASWELL Governor , of North Carolina.

Gazette of Jan. 2, 1790

Mrs. Marcy, wife of William, in 49th year, at

Newport. Gazette of Aug. 3, 18 16

Cyrus, at Taunton, aged 46 years, Oct. 2, 1821

Mrs. , wife of Noah, at Taunton. Ga-
zette of April 19, 1823

GATE James, at Woolf borough, N. H., aged
about 56 years ; was scalding hogs and fell
into the hot water himself ; lived two days.
Gazette of Jan. 15, 1825

CATHERINE II Empress of Russia, born May

2, 1839, died Nov. 17, 1796

CATHCART Capt. John, of Boston, on his voy-
age to India. Gazette of June 4, 1796

CATHRALL Benjamin, an ancient inhabitant of

Philadelphia, a F'riend. Gazette of Aug. 3, 1805

CATO Capt. John, drowned off Fort McHenry, Sept. 20, 1808

CATO a faithful slave of Michael Brown, drown-
ed in attempting to save a boy from drown-
ing who perished with him, at Savannah,
Ga. Gazette of June 25, 1823

CATON William, executed at the yard arm of

H. M. S. Jason, for mutiny, Oct. 12, 1807

CATTRIGU John, at Philadelphia. Gazette of Oct. 12, 1793

CAULDWELL William, at Horton, N. S., m
io8th year, a native of England ; remem-
bered the coronation of Queen Ann, and
served in the British Navy 90 years. Ga-
zette of Dec. II, 1802

CAULFIELD Thomas, comedian, at Cincinnati,
O., in 49th year, formerly of Boston Thea-
tre. Gazette of May 20, 181 5

CAUTRE Louis, a Frenchman, in Italy. He
asked a hermit to accompany him to the
crater of Mt. Vesuvius where he deliberate-
ly plunged into the abyss. Gazette of April 7, 1821

258

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

CAVANAGH Count, a native of Ireland, at
Brussels, an officer in the Queen of Hun-
gary's service for 50 years. Gazette of

John, aged 91 years, an active soldier in the
ranks. Gazette of
CAVENDISH Lord George, in England. Ga-
zette of

His Grace William, Duke of Devonshire, in
England, a person of immense wealth. Ga-
zette of
CAWTE Jones, at Batavia, N. Y., frozen to

death within a few rods of his door,
CAZNEAU Mrs. Rebecca, wife of Samuel, at
Boston, in 65th year. Gazette of

Mrs. Mary, at Boston, aged 44 years. Ga-
zette of
CAZY Corporal John, native of Ireland, at New-
port, fell from the ramparts of Fort Adams,
CEASER Mrs. Deborah, at Johnston, aged 55
years,

John, at Johnston, in 68th year,

William (colored), in this town, at an ad-
vanced age,
CEASER an Indian, murdered by another In-
dian named Dailey, at Johnston. Gazette
of
CENTRE James, at Newport, in 68th year,
CHACE or CHASE.

George, of East Greenwich, killed at sea from
discharge of a musket. Gazette of

Rosabella, wife of Capt. Samuel, Jun. Ga-
zette of

Capt. Samuel, in 36th year,

Polly, daughter of Samuel E., in her 26th
year,

Phebe, wife of Capt. Samuel,

Capt. Samuel, of Swanzey, Mass., at New
York. Gazette of

Samuel, late of this town, aged 32 years, at
Lansingburgh, N. Y. Gazette of

Catharine, wife of Dr. William. Gazette of

Mrs. Phebe, wife of Capt. John. Gazette of

Capt. John, drowned in the river.

Dr. John, of this town, in 41st year,

Benjamin, at Tiverton, aged 86 years. Ga-
zette of

Mr. , at the house of Mrs. Grant, at

Baltimore. Gazette of

Abraham, at Warwick, in 75th year. Ga-
zette of

March 21, 1767
Nov. 9, 1782
July 5, 1794

Sept. 28, 181 1

March i, 1823

May 31, 1806

Jan. 15, 1823

Oct. 2, 1824

Aug. 24, 181 1
Jan. 25, 1812

Sept. 10, 1812

Dec. 15, 1821
Dec. 26, 1 8 18

May 21, 1774

April 28, 1 78 1
July II, 1784

Aug. 16, 1785
Nov. 14, 1787

Aug. 30, 1788

Aug. 29, 1789
Nov. 21, 1789

March r3, 1790
Nov. 14, 1790

March 20, 1792

March 23, 1793
Oct. 19, 1793
Jan. 24, 1795

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

259

CHACE Daniel,- Jim., drowned by upsetting of

a boat between Fall River and Swanzey, June 30, 1798
, eldest son of Daniel, Jun., drowned

by the upsetting of a boat between Fall

River and Swanzey, June 30, 1798

Freelove, wife of Samuel, Esq., in 83rd year, Dec. 17, 1801
Abby, daughter of Samuel, at Rehoboth, in

32nd year. Gazette of Nov. 20, 1802

Samuel, Esq., at Warwick, in 8ist year, Dec. 8, 1802

James, of Rehoboth, at Charleston, S. C. ; was

of Rehoboth, in 27th year. Gazette of Feb. 26, 1803

Amos, in this town, in 57th year. Gazette of May 14, 1803
Daniel, at Somerset, member Society of

Friends, in 92nd year. Gazette of Aug. 2"], 1803

James, Esq., at Somerset. Gazette of Sept. 3, 1803

Samuel, eldest son of John, at Attleboro, in

26th year, Oct. 2, 1809

Hon. Samuel, at Baltimore, after a long ill-
ness ; was associate justice of the United

States Supreme Court ; a patriot in the

Revolution, June 17, 181 1

William, at Attleboro, m 24th year. Gazette

of July 13, 181 1

Bourdon A., of Long Island, aged 25 years, Aug. 2, 1812

John, at Attleboro, in 24th year, Dec. i, 1S12

Aaron, at Portsmouth, in 80th year, June 10, 1813

• Daniel, at Exeter, formerly of Portsmouth,

R. I., in 73rd year, Aug. 14, 1813

Lieut. Abel B., U. S. Artillery Corps, at Fort

Mifflin, on the Delaware, aged 19 years ;

was son of Thomas Chace of Boston ; from

a wound accidentally inflicted by a fowling

piece. Gazette of Oct. 22, 1814

Marcus, at Rehoboth, in 28th year, April 14, 1816

Zaccheus, son of James, of Middletown, at

Portsmouth, aged 25 years. Gazette of Nov. 30, 18 16

Phebe, widow of Daniel, at Somerset, in 68th

year, Jan. 21, 1817

Harriet Jones, daughter of John B., in this

town, Aug. 6, 1 81 7

Deacon Amos, aged 99 year's, at Saco, Me. ;

had professed religion 85 years ; had 14

children, 84 grand, 188 great-grand, and 19

great-great-grandchildren, making 302, of

whom 195 are now living ; March 2, 1818

Holder, at Portsmouth, in 85th year, Jan. 4, 1820

Capt. Gilbert, at Newport, suddenly, in 50th

year. Gazette of Jan. 10, 1820

Samuel, son of John B., in this town, aged

22 months, March 7, 1820

260

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

CHACE Pardon, formerly of Attleboro, at Fay-
etteville, N. C, in 27th year,

Benjamin, at Portsmouth, in 73rd year,

IVlary, eldest daughter of Caleb, at Dighton,

Mrs. Joanna, widow of Edward, at Warren,
in 91st year,

, a youth, from a punishment inflicted

by the schoolmaster aided by a committee-
man, who have been arrested for the
offense, at Athens, Vt. Gazette of

Capt. John, at St. Marys, Ga., in 37th year,

Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of Zacheus, at Ports-
mouth, of Society of Friends, in 83rd
year. Gazette of

Mrs. Freeborn, at Portsmouth, aged 79 years.
Gazette of

Joseph, at Newbury, Mass., aged 68 years.
Gazette of

Susan, wife of James, at Portsmouth,

, a youth, was shot by a gunner in

sport. Gazette of

Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of Aaron, at Ports-
mouth, aged 86 years. Gazette of

Stephen, at Kensington, N. H.,aged 70 years,
of Society of Friends. Gazette of

James, son of Asa, of Swanzey, at Fair-
haven, aged about 21 years,

Mrs. Harriet F., wife of Major John B., and
daughter of Alexander Jones, Esq., of this
town, in 33rd year, at Charlestown, Mass.,

Capt. Stephen B., a nautical commander and
formerly sailed out of this port, at Somer-
set, Mass.,

Michael, of Rhode Island, at New Orleans.
Gazette of

Daniel, at Providence, aged 65 years ; many
years member of General Assembly from
Portsmouth,

Mrs. Anna, wife of Capt. Henry, formerly of
Little Compton, in Scipeo,- N. Y.,

Philander, Jun., of Zanesville, O., son of
Bishop Chace, at Charleston, S. C,

Miss Nancy V., daughter of the late Elisha,
at Newport, aged 24 years.

Rev. Joshua, at South Berwick, Me., aged 57
years. Gazette of

Arnold Rhodes, infant son of Capt. Ephraim,
in this town,

Hannah, widow of Capt. Samuel, at Newport.
Gazette of

Sept. 17, 1820
Nov. 13, 1820
Nov. 29, 1820

March 9, 1821

March 10, 1821
Sept. I, 1821

Oct. 3, 1821

Sept. 18, 1822

Dec. 21, 1822
Dec. 31, 1822

Jan. 29, 1823

March 26, 1823

Aug. 13, 1823

Oct. 3, 1823

Oct. 14, 1823

Oct. 15, 1823
Oct. 29, 1823

Nov. 19, 1823

Feb, 19, 1824

March i, 1824

Aug. 12, 1824

Feb. 12, 1825

April 18, 1825

Sept. 7, 1825

PRO VT DENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

261

CHADSEY Sirret, at North Kingstown, in 50th
year, at North Kingstown ; leaves wife and
three children,

Elisha G., in 26th year, drowned near Pru-
dence Island by the upsetting of his boat
and his attempt to save a boy that was
with him,

Jabez, at North Kingstown, in looth year,

Jabez, at North Kingstown, very suddenly,
in 67th year. Gazette of

Mrs. Rachal, widow of Sirkit, at North Kings-
town, aged 49 years,
CHADVVICH Mrs. Elizabeth, widow, aged loi
years 3 months, at Falmouth, Mass. Ga-
zette of

Paul, son of Rev. Job, murdered by disguised
men while surveying at Malta, Me.,

Joseph, at Newport, aged 44 years,
CHAFFEE Hannah, wife of Thomas, of this
town, at Rehoboth, in 33rd year. Gazette
of

Rhoda, daughter of Thomas, of Swansea, in
38th year. Gazette of

Thomas, in 34th year. Gazette of

Lois, wife of Joseph, at Rehoboth. Gazette
of

William, of this town, on coast of Africa.
Gazette of

Mrs. , wife of Amos. Gazette of

Amos, of this town, found dead in his bed,

Jacob, in 20th year. Gazette of

Miss Abby C., second daughter of William,
in this town, in 17th year,

Willard, son of the late Jonathan, at See-
konk, in 24th year,

Nathaniel, at Seekonk, in 87th year,

Ephraim, at Seekonk, in 66th year. Gazette
of

William Crapon, son of Zachariah, in this
town,
CHAIN Hugh, editor of the Louisiana Ram-
bler, at Natchez ; was killed in a quarrel by
one Curtis now in custody,

William H., at Philadelphia, in 39th year ; in
loading lumber he ran a splinter into his
hand ; he extracted it ; the wound took a
bad turn and caused his death,
CHAGHORN Col. George, formerly of New
Bedford, at Seekonk, aged 75 years. Ga-
zette of

March 8, 181 8

Aug. 14, 1 81 8
Jan. 8, 1820

Sept. 25, 1820

June 26, 1822

July 2, 1803

Sept. 8, 1809
Sept. 6, 1822

March 12, 1785

F'eb. II, 1786
Nov. 29, 1788

March 14, 1789

May 3, 1800
Aug. 2, 1800
Nov. 21, 1803
April 2, 1808

Oct. 7, 1 81 5

Sept. 27, 1821
July 3, 1822

Aug. 13, 1825

Sept. 23, 1825

July 19, 1818

June 25, 1823
Jan. 31, 1824

262 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

CHALLONER William, son of Capt Walter, of
I'roy, Mass., at Havana, aged 41 years.
Gazette of Jan. 5, 1822

Walter, Esq., formerly of Newport, at New

Brunswick, Nova Scotia. Gazette of Oct. 27, 1792

Mr. , of the United States Bank, at

Philadelphia. Gazette of Sept. 29, 1798

CHAMBERLAIN Mrs. Lucretia, widow of
Lewis, Esq., who died more than 50 years
ago, at Am well, N. J., aged 108 years.
Had been member of Baptist Church,
Hopewell, 70 years,

Mr., at Boscawen, N. H.; has lost a child of
fever. Gazette of

Mrs. Charlotte, wife of Calvin, in 53rd year,

CHAMBERS Mr. , the English comedian,

at Worcester, Eng., of apoplexy,

William, merchant, at Charleston, S. C, mur-
dered by French privateersmen,

Nancy, in this tovvn, in 19th year,
CHAMPION Rev. Judah, senior pastor of First
Church and society, at Litchfield, Ct., in
82nd year and 57th of his ministry. Ga-
zette of
CHAMPLAIN John, Esq., at Charlestown,

Stephen, of E.xeter ; his house burnt,

Capt. Christopher, at Newport. Gazette of

David I.; two children of his, aged six and
three years, perished in a burning house at
Lenox, Mass.,

George G., son of Col. Jabez, at Newport.
Gazette of

Mrs. Hannah, wife of Col. Jabez, at New-
port, in 64th year. Gazette of

Mrs. Sarah, wife of Joseph, at Newport. Ga-
zette of

Mr. Seabury, at New York. Gazette of

William, Sen., at Westerly, in 68th year.
Gazette of

Mrs. Patience, wife of George, at South
Kingstown. Gazette of

William, at Westerly, in 52nd year. Gazette
of

Col. Jabez, at Newport, in 78th year. Ga-
zette of

Christopher, Esq., aged 76 years,

ChristO])her, Esq., at Newport, merchant and
president of Bank of Rhode Island. Ga-
zette of . May 4, 1805

Feb. 5,

1812

Dec. 10,

1814

Aug. 3,

1817

Aug. -,

1810

Sept. 2,
Feb. I,

1814
1824

Oct. 27,

1710

Dec. 14,

April 20,
July 14,

1763
1770
1781

Jan. 15,

1785

Jan. 31,

1784

Jan. 30,

1796

May 14,
Sepc. 22,

1796
1798

Nov. 3,

1798

^larch 16,

1799

Sept. 17,

1803

Jan. 19,
April 25,

1805
1805

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE—DEATHS 263

CHAMPLAIN Mrs. Ruth, wife of George, at

Newport, in 65th year. Gazette of Aug. 16, 1806

Joseph, formerly of Newport, at St. Augus-
tine, Fla. Gazette of Oct. 10, 1807

George, Esq., at Newport, merchant, aged 71
years. A fine obituary notice in next is-
sue, Nov. 16, 1809

Christopher, son of Hon. C. G. Cham plain,
of the U. S. Senate, at Nassau, N. P. Ga-
zette of March 2, 181 1

Benjamin, eldest son of Hon. Daniel, of Ex-
eter, at North Kingstown, aged 25 years, Sept. 29, 1814

Capt. Guy, of New London, in Louisiana,
drowned accidentally. He was the com-
mander of the privateers Gen. Armstrong
and Warrior, in the last war. and had sev-
eral severe engagements in one of which
he was wounded, but was always victorious.
Gazette of Nov. 29, 18 17

Sarah, widow of Capt. Oliver, and .sister of
the late George Gibbs, Esq., at Newport,
in 84th year, March 17, 1821

Samuel A., son of Christopher, at South

Kingstown, aged 24 years, Oct. 15, 1822

Mrs. Phebe, widow of Christopher, of New-
port, in 75th year, in this town, March i, 1823

Capt. Adam, native of Rhode Island, of U.
S. Revenue Cutter Crawford, at St. Marys,
Ga., Oct. 28, 1823

CHAMPNEY Mr. , master jomer, was

instantly killed by a block in launching a
74, at the Navy Yard, Charlestown, June 19, i<Si4

CHANDLER Charles Church, Esq., at Wood-
stock, aged 43 years. Gazette of Aug. 18, 1787

Rev. Thomas Bradbury, D. D., at Elizabeth-
town, N. J., June 18, 1790

Mrs. Alice, widow, in 37th year. Gazette of Oct. 13, 1798

Major John W., at Pomfret, Ct., in 39th year, Jan. 22, 1808

, of Fall River, drowned near Bristol

Ferry, Nov. 21, 1808

Mrs. Mary, daughter of Samuel Gardiner
Fowler, of Newport, at Alexandria, aged
22 years. Gazette of March 2, 181 1

Samuel, formerly of Worcester, merchant,
at Woodstock, Vt., aged 57 years, Oct. 27, 181 3

Benjamin T., Esq., in this town, m 32nd year, Jan. 23, 181 5

Lemuel, master of schooner Joseph, of this

port, at Turks Island, in 39th year, Sept. 17, 181 7

Joseph, at Haverhill, aged 45 years. Gazette

of Jan. 15, 1823

264

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

CHANDLER Erastus, at Taunton, aged 42

years,
Miss Eliza, daughter of Stockbridge, in this

town, aged about 16 years,
CHANDOIS Duke of, in England. Gazette of
CHANNING John, merchant, at Newport. Ga-
zette of
Mary, widow of John, aged 71 years, at New-
port,
William, Esq., Attorney General of Rhode

Island, at Newport, in 42nd year,
Mrs. , wife of Rev. Henry, at Norwich,

Ct. Gazette of
Francis D., Esq., of Boston, at sea on his

passage to Rio Janeiro. Gazette of
Miss Elizabeth, at Newport, at an advanced

age. Gazette of
Mrs. Barbara H., wife of Dr. Walter, and

daughter of Samuel G. Perkins, Esq., at

Boston, aged 26 years. Gazette of
CHAPIN Mary, daughter of Dea. S , of

Mendon, aged 27 years, at Worcester, Mass.

Gazette of
Miss , daughter of Capt. P. , at

Springfield, Mass., aged 12 years, from a

bite on the nose from a dog in December

last. Gazette of
Austin, at Hartford, Ct., aged about 23 years,

from a kick of a horse. Gazette of
Mrs. Lucinda, wife of Reuben, in 51st year.
Royal Sibley, son of Josiah, of this town, aged

22 months, at Uxbridge,
Mary Ann, wife of Amory, of this town, and

daughter of Col. Jeremiah Manton, at

Johnston, aged 22 years,
CHAPLEY Richard, died at Halifax a prisoner

of war between Nov. 23, 1776, and
CHAPLIN Rev. Ebenezer, formerly minister

Second Baptist Church in Sutton (now

Millbury), at Hardwich, Mass., aged 89

years. Gazette of

CHAPMAN N. , at New York, buried,

-, aged 19 years, drowned while bathing

at Irondequot Bay, Lake^ Ontario. Ga-
zette of

Miss FLJizabeth, at Salem, aged 91 years. Ga-
zette of

Amos, at Baltimore, aged 39 years, formerly
of Preston, Ct.,

Mrs. Maria, wife of Amos, at Baltimore, form-
erly of Newport, aged 46 years.

June 16, 1823

Feb. 17
Dec. 5

March 2

Dec. 4

Sept. 21

Sept. 15

March 16

Nov. 16:

Oct. 16

Aug. 3

July 4

June 6
March 18

Aug- 13

Aug. 15
Dec. 26

Jan. I
Aus:. 21

July 30

Dec. 4

Aug. 30

Sept. 3

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 265

CHAPMAN Miss Mary, at Newport, aged 26

years. Gazette of July 20, 1825

Hon. Asa, one of judges of the Connecticut

Supreme Court, at New Haven, Sept. 25, 1825

CHAPONE Mrs. , in England, a lady just-
ly admired for her talents. Gazette of March 20, 1802

CHAPPE Claude, inventor of the telegraphe; at

Paris, aged 40 years. Gazette of June i, 1805

CHAPPELL William, of Newport, aged 22 years,

drowned off Bullocks Point, Sept. 14, 1817

Edward T., formerly of Newport, in 29th year,
at Norfolk, Va., of the fever; only survi-
ving son of Scranton of said Newport, Aug. 24, 1821

CHAPPOTIN Leon, aged 58 years, a native of
St. Domingo, and late a resident of this
town, in island of Cuba, May 7, 1823

Miss Cordelia, daughter of the late Leon, of

this town, at Meadeville, Penn., Oct. 24, 1823

CHARLES HI of Spain, aged 72 years, about Jan. i, 1789

CHARLES XHI, King of Sweden, at Stockholm, Feb. 5, 1818

CHARLES EMANUEL HI, King of Sardinia
and Duke of Savoy, aged 72 years. Ga-
zette of April 24, 1773

CHARLES Prince of the Asturias, born Nov. 11,

174S, died , 1787. Gazette of Dec. 15, 1787

CHARLOTTE AUGUSTA the Princess, daugh-
ter of the Prince Regent of England, died
after being delivered of a still born male
prince, Nov. 6, 18 17

CHARLTON Mrs. Ellen G., wife of the Mayor

of the city, at Savannah, Ga. Gazette of Nov. 2, 1820

CHARMICHAEL Mrs. Priscilla, in Maryland,
aged 1 13 years ; was the mother of 19 chil-
dren. Her eldest daughter has already at-
tained the age of Q5 years. One of her
sons was killed at Braddock's defeat in the
French and Indian War. Gazette of May 9, 1818

CHAUNCEY Mary, wife of Rev. Dr., in 69th

year, at Boston. Gazette of Dec. 27,, 1783

Charles, Esq., at Portsmouth, N. H., in 8ist

year. Gazette of Dec. 9, 1809

Charles, LL. D., at New Haven, aged 76
years, formerly judge of the Superior
Court of Connecticut. Gazette of

CHAWORTH Mr. , killed in a duel with

Lord Baron,

CHECK LEY Rev. Samuel, in his 74th year,
pastor of New South Church, Boston,

May 3,

1823

Jan. — ,

1765

Dec. I,

1769

266 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

CHECKLEY Rebecca, widow of Rev. John.

Gazette of Nov. 25, 1775

In issue for Dec. 2, her age is given as in

85th year and obituary follows.
William, son of Rev. Samuel, of Boston, at

Providence, in 44th year, July 18, 1780

CHEDDELL Mrs. Margarey, wife of John, in

29th year, July 28, 1804

CHEELTRAM James, editor of American Citi-
zen, at Bloomingdale, near New York, Sept. 19, 18 10
CHEESEBORO Robert, at Stonington, aged 64

years. Gazette of July 31, 1802

CHEEVER Joshua, son of Abner, Esq., of

Lynn, at Marietta, Ohio, July 16, 1789

Rosannah, widow of John, of Wrentham, in

this town, aged 82 years, Sept. 8, 1822

CHENEVIX Dr., Lord Bishop of Waterford, in

Ireland. Gazette of Jan. 15, 1780

CHENEY Dr. Penuel, at Windham, Ct., in

62nd year, Jan. 29, 18 10

William, in this town, aged 21 years, Oct. 24, 1821

Mr. , at Concord, N. H. ; he had sev-
ered an artery which, not being properly

bandaged, lead to his death. Gazette of March 2, 1825,

CHENIER , the learned scholar, at Paris,

executed July 29, 1794

CHESTER William, killed m action off the Hat-

teras, July 10, 1799

Col. John, at Wethersfield, Ct., an ofihcer in

the Revolution ; distinguished himself at

Bunker Hill. Gazette of Nov. 18, 1809

CHEVALIER James, editor and proprietor of

"Commercial Advertiser" at New York.

Gazette of Aug. 31, 1799

Thomas, Esq., F. R. S., F. S. A., F. L. S.,

F. H. S., surgeon to the King, in London,

Eng., June 9, 1824

CHEW Capt. Colchy, of New London, at sea on

passage from London to New York. Ga-
. zette of Nov. 20, 1802

Benjamin, Esq., at Philadelphia, aged 87 years ;

had filled several high positions of trust.

Gazette of Feb. 3, 1810

CHIARAMONTI Barnark, Pope Pius VII, at

the Isle of Santa Margaretta, near the

frontier of France, in Provence. He was

born in Cesena in Romagna April 14, 1742;

created Cardinal April, 1785 ; elected Pope

at Venice March 14, 1800, and crowned

March 21 following. The Spanish popes

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

267

CHIARAMONTI :

say he was })oisoned, and his successor is
to be Cardinal Fesch, uncle of Bonaparte.
Gazette of
CHICKERING Lucy, daughter of Rev. Mr.
Chickering, at Dedham, Mass., aged i8
years. Gazette of

Rev. Jabez. at Dedham, in 59th year, and
36th of his ministry,

Mrs. Hannah, wife of Farnum, and daughter
of the late John Duncklee, of Mt. Vernon,
N. H., in this town, in 28th year,

Ebenezer, aged 19 years, at Concord, N. H.,
drowned while learning to swim. Gazette
of

Farnum, in this town, in 38th year,
CHICHESTF;R The Bishop of, in England, aged

90 years. Gazette of
CHILD Henry, at Anne Arundell County, Md.
He had taken refuge under a tumble of
hay during a shower ; a bolt of lightning set
it on fire and he suffocated,

Johannah, consort of Col. Sylvester, sud-
denly, at Warren. Gazette of

Mrs. , wife of Col. Sylvester, at War-
ren. Gazette of

Caleb, Jun., at Warren. Gazette of

John Payson. Gazette of

Elisha, Esq., at Woodstock, Ct., suddenly, in
74th year. Gazette of

Mrs. Sarah, wife of Cromwell, Esq., in 74th
year, at Warren. Gazette of

Cromwell, formerly member of the General
Assembly. Gazette of

Mary, wife of John Troop Child, Esq., at
Warren,

Alpheas, at Woodstock, Ct., in 56th year,

Caleb, of Warren, at Popasquash. Gazette
of

Deacon Shubael, at Woodstock, Ct., aged 75
years. Gazette of

Smith, Esq., in England, aged 84 years, Rear
Admiral of the Red. Gazette of

Capt. Haile, at Warren, m 57th year. Ga-
zette of

Mrs. Ann, wife of Griffen, and eldest daugh-
ter of Capt. Lewis Peck, of this town, in
42nd year,

John, Esq., at Warren, aged Sy years,

James Griffin, son of Griffin, in 6th year, in
this town,

Dec. 9,

J^iiy 9>

March 12,
Dec. 28,

Aug. 23,
Dec. I,

June 16,

Sept. II,

1772

May 29,

1773

Aug. 13,

Oct. 12,

Sept. 12,

1774
1793
1795

Dec. 29,

1798

Oct. II,

1800

April 18,

1801

Nov. 18,

1808

Jan. 19,

1809

Feb. 3,

1810

June 15,

1811

May I,

1813

Feb. 18,

1815

April 16,
Sept. 27,

1816
1819

May 15,

1821

809

796
812

816

817

823

824

268

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

CHILD Robert, aged 23 years, first officer of

brig Mary, of Baltimore, and son of Capt.

Christopher, of Warren, at sea* on passage

from Batavia to Amsterdam,

Alpha, eldest son of Darius, of Fairlea, Vt.,

in 22nd year,
James, son of Griffin, in this town, aged 6
months,

CHILDS Mrs. Charlotte B., wife of John, at
New York, in 19th year. Gazette of
Sarah, wife of Jeremiah, Jun., in this town.

Gazette of
Oliver, caulker, in this town, aged 40 years,
David, aged 35 years, native of Warren, at

Chatham, Ct. Gazette of
George Horace, infant son of John G., in this
town,

CHILSON Sarah, wife of David, from a fall on
the ice, in this town, in 49th year. Gazette
of

CHILLSON Ethan, in 26th year, at Smithfield ;
he was severely scalded April 22 ;
William v., son of James V., aged i year 17
days,

CHILTON Mr. , lieutenant of Marines of

privateer sloop Providence, killed in action
at sea with the brig Diligent. Gazette of

CHINN Edward, at Albany, N. Y., in 71st year.
Was commissioner on part of U. S. to set-
tle the Revolutionary claims with Rhode
Island ; was commissioner of claims for the
northern department. He took a very ac-
tive part in the war. Was a native of
Bridgewater ; in Somersetshire, England.
Gazette of

CHIPMAN Hon. Ward, native of Massachusetts,
Governor of New Brunswick, at Fredericks-
ton, N. B.,

CHISMAN Mount Robert, collector of the cus-
toms, at Hampton, Va. Gazette of

CHITTENDEN Hon. Thomas, Governor of Ver-
mont. Gazette of
Rev. Bethuel, in Shelbourne, Vt., aged 70
years, brother of the late Governor, died
suddenly while about to administer the
Holy Communion. Gazette of

CHOLMENDELEY Miss ; was riding

with the Princess of Wales and L^dy Shef-
field when the carriage upset ; she was

Nov. 14, 1822

Aug. 31, 1824

Aug. I, 1825

March 3, 1798

Dec. 4, 1802
May 16, 1812

June 12, 1813

Aug. 14, 1824

March 17, 1804
June 28, 1818
Aug. 29, 1 81 5

May 22, 1779

Aug. 28, 1802

Feb. 9, 1824
Aug. 18, 1804
Sept. 16, 1797

Dec. 2, 1809

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 269

CHOLMENDELEY :

dashed against a post and killed on the
spot. The Princess was much bruised.
Gazette of Nov. 29, 1806

CHORELAR Dr. Joseph, at Charleston, S. C,

aged 45 years. Gazette of Sept. 15, 1804

CHORELER Dr. Joseph, of Charleston, S. C. ;
supposed to have been poisoned by his
wife ; died Aug. — , 1804

CHRISTIAN Edward, at Downing College,
Cambridge, Eng., professor of the laws of
England and Chief Justice for the Island
of Ely, editor of Blackstone's Commen-
taries. Gazette of June 4, 1823

CHRISTIE Thomas, of the house of Moore &

Co., London, at Surinam, suddenly, Oct. 29, 1796

General, of His Britannic Majesty's Forces,
at Montreal, Can., aged 59 years. •Gazette
of March 2, 1799

James, the auctioneer, at London, Eng , aged

"Jl years. Gazette of Feb. 25, 1804

Gabriel, Esq., collector of the port, at Balti-
more, April I, 1808
Christopher, a Dane and seaman, drowned
at Baltimore, Md. ; belonged to ship Hazard
of this port ; May 10, 1825

CHRISTOPHERS Joseph, P:sq., native of New

London, Ct., at Wiscassitt. Me. Gazette of Sept. 16, 1809

CHROMBIE Mrs. Sophia, wife of Benjamin, of
Boston, aged 33 years, at Charlestown,Mass.,
by being thrown from a chaise the day be-
fore, June 2, 1820

CHUB Jabez, labourer, found drowned in the
upper mill pond, at Providence ; was late of
Dighton ; Feb. 22, 1768

CHUM Mrs. , near Litchfield, died Jan.

23, 1772, aged 138 years; had lived 103

years in one house. Gazette of Oct. 15, 1803

CHURCH Isaac, at Newport, in 45th year. Ga-
zette of Nov. 21, 1789
Deacon Benjamin, at Boston. Gazette of Oct. 13, 1781
Bathsheba, wife of Capt. Benjamin, at New-
port, suddenly, in 71st year. Gazette of July 11, 1795
Capt. Benjamin, at Newport, in Soth year.

Gazette of Sept. 15, 1798

Mrs. Mehitable, wife of Benjamin, at New-
port, in 45th year. Her death is supposed
to have been occasioned by the loss of a
son Benjamin, Jun., aged 20 years, by
drowning at sea on passage from Charles-
ton, S. C., to Newport. Gazette of June 2, 1802

270 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

CHURCH Miss Hannah, great-granddaughter of
Col. Benjamin, the conqueror of King
Philip, at Bristol, in 6oth year. Gazette of

Mrs. Patty, wife of Capt. William, in this
town, in 27th year,

Mrs. Hannah, widow of Isaac, at Newport, in
43rd year. Gazette of

, of Fall River, drowned near Bristol

Ferry,

Mrs. Eliza, wife of Capt. John, formerly of
Newport, at New York. Gazette of

Mrs. Sarah, wife of Gideon, at Little Compton,
in 43rd year.

Ebenezer, at Rochester, Mass., of fever. Ga-
zette of

Jonathan, brother of Ebenezer, at Rochester,
Mass., of the fever. Gazette of

Lois, wife of Ebenezer and daughter of John
Bennett, at Rochester, Mass., of the fever.
Gazette of

Samuel, Esq., merchant, at Little Compton,
in 35th year,

Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of Benjamin, aged 75
years,

Capt. Israel, at Tiverton, aged 83 years ; sol-
dier of the Revolution,

Miss Elizabeth, at Newport, aged 66 years,

Mrs. Mary, wife of Gamaliel, Esq., formerly

of Dighton, in this town, Sept. 30,

Benjamin G., second son of William, Esq., in
1 8th year; a graduate of B. U. last com-
mencement, Oct. 10,

Mrs. Mary, widow of Col. Thomas, at Well-
ington, Mass., aged 86 years, Oct. 10,

Miss Sarah, daughter of Col. Galen, aged i

year, in this town, Aug. 21,

Miss Abigail, at Taunton, aged 13 years, Sept. 3,

Col. Peter, at Bristol, in 84th year ; was a
direct descendant from Col. Benjamin, the
conqueror of Philip, of Pokanoket, Oct. 14,

Capt. William, Jun., of brig Agenora, of this
port, aged about 21 years, at Havana, of
the fever. Gazette of Dec. 15,

Benjamin, son of William, Esq., in this

town, aged 18 months. May 8,

Sophia, eldest daughter of Kenyon, at Rich-
mond, aged 3 years. Her clothes caught
fire. Gazette of May 22,

Benjamin Thomas, mfant son of Capt. Ed-
ward, at Bristol. Gazette of Oct. 19,

Jan.

29,

Sept.

25.

Aug.

15,

Nov.

21,

March

31-

June I,

April

27,

April

27.

April 27,

April

28,

Sept.

23.

Oct.
Feb

21,
>• 3,

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 271

CHURCH Nathaniel, at Bristol, aged j^^ years.

Gazette of Jan. 29, 1823

Rev. Aaron Church, native of Springfield,
aged 'J^ years, at Hartland, Ct. Gazette
of May 7, 1823

Othello, murdered by David D. Howe (who

was executed April 19. 1824), Dec. 19, 1823

Miss Ann, found dead in the field ; supposed
to have become benumbed and frozen to
death, at Vernon, Oneida Co., N. Y. Ga-
zette of Jan. 25, 1823

Rhoda, at Cranston, in 44th year, Oct. 27, 1824

William, at Cranston, in 87th year, Dec. 6, 1824

Lucy, infant daughter of Majt)r John, in this

town, Jan. 27, 1825

Capt. Ebenezer, at Little Compton, aged 100

years 6 days, Feb. 11, 1825

Col. Nathaniel, at Little Compton, aged 94
years ; a Revolutionary soldier. Gazette
of March 9, 1825

Benjamin, first mate of the P'rancis Gladding ;

lost overboard at sea. Gazette of June 15, 181 5

CHURCH n.L Caleb, died at Halifax a pris-
oner of war between Nov. 23, 1776. and Dec. 26, 1777

Clarrissa, wife of Capt. B. K., of Bristol, at

Trinidad, W. I. Gazette of Aug. 25, 1821

Mrs. Ann, widow of Joseph, of Salem, at

Bristol, aged 77 years, July 13, 1822

Caroline Electra, daughter of Benjamin K.,
of Salem, Mass., aged 4 years, at Paw-
tucket, " Oct. 17, 1823

Capt. Stephen, at I^lymouth, aged 82 years.
He lived to see 13 children, 84 grand and
40 great-grandchildren. Gazette of Sept. 15, 1824

CHURCHMAN John, the ingenius philosopher,
at sea, on board ship William Murdock on
passage from London to Philadelphia. Ga-
zette of Sept. 21, 1805
CILLEY General Joseph, at Nottingham, N. H.
He early distinguished himself in the Rev-
olutionary war; aged 60 years. Gazette of Sept. 21, 1799
CIST Charles, of Philadelphia, printer, at North-
hampton, Penn., in 68th year. Gazette of Dec. 21, 1805
CLAFLIN Lester, son of Darrill, at Attleboro,

of the fever. Gazette of Feb. 10, 1816

CLAGGETT Rt. Rev. Thomas John, Protestant
Bishop of Maryland, at Croom, in Prince
George county, Aug. 2. 1816

CLAIBORNE Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of the Gov-
ernor, at New Orleans, Oct. 26, 1804

272 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

CLAIBORNE Dr. John, late member of Con-
gress from Virginia, at Brunswick county,
Va., Oct. 9,

Mrs. , wife of Hon. C. C, Governor of

the Territory, at New Orleans. Gazette of Jan. 13,

William C. C, Esq., late Governor of Louis-
iana and Senator-elect to Congress, at New
Orleans, Nov. 23,

CLAN Robert, a seaman ; drowned near Fox

Pomt, Dec. 17,

CLANNING Edward, at Newport, aged 69 years ;

Revolutionary pensioner. Gazette of April 2"],

CLAPP Thomas, Rector and President of Yale

College, at New Haven, in 62nd year, Jan. 7,

Benjamin, blacksmith, Oct. 22,

Isaac, in this town, in 55th year, April 28,

John, a teamer ; his horses became unman-
ageable ; he was thrown and so injured
that death ensued ; at Boston, aged 23
years, July 27,

Miss Naby, in this town, in 25th year. Ga-
zette of Nov. 5,

John, Esq., at Warwick, in 64 year, Sept. 19,

Samuel, at Dorchester, aged 78 years. Ga-
zette of Jan. 29,

Capt. David, at Norton, aged 79 years, an

officer in the Revolution. Gazette of Sept. 13,

Rebecca, daughter of Russell, in this town,

aged about 6 months, July 8,

CLAPPER Peter, aged 16 years, drowned while

bathing, near Albany, N. Y., June 18,

CLARKE Abel, at Norwich, Conn., killed by a
chain hitched to the yoke and other end
wound round his body, the oxen starting
suddenly in a fright, Sept. 9,

John, aged 17 years, of Medford, an appren-
tice of Capt. Samuel Hovvand, severely in-
jured in the Boston Massacre, March 5,

Elisha, drowned while washing sheep, at

South Kingstown, June 5,

James, died at Halifax a prisoner of war be-
tween Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26,

James, 2nd, died at Halifax a prisoner of war

between Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26,

Samuel, died at Halifax a prisoner of war be-
tween Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26,

Betsey, daughter of the late Latham, Esq.,
of Newport, at Providence, in her i8th
year, Aug. 30,

Sherman, at Newport. Gazette of Aug. 26,

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

273

July

21,

1781

July

21,

1781

Sept.

30,

1792

CLARKE Ann, wife of Jonathan, and daughter

of David Wilkinson, in 38th year, May 3,

Ensign G. , of Lt. Col. Fletcher's regi-
ment, killed in action at Annes. Gazette
of

Ensign G. B., of the 14th regiment, killed in
action at Annes. Gazette of

Nancy, murdered by Daniel Yewell, at Cul-
pepper, Va.,

Hon. Joseph, at Newport, at an advanced age,
for 40 years general treasurer of the
State. Gazette of Oct. 13,

Gen. Thomas, late of the Continental Army,
at Wilmington, N. C. Gazette of

John Innes, son of John Innes. Gazette of

Polly, daughter of Capt. Stephen, at Plain-
field, in her 21st year,

Dr. John, late of North Providence, at Eliza-
bethtown, N. J.,

Abraham, member of Congress from New
Jersey, at Elizabethtown, N. J. Gazette
of

Dea. Ezekiel, at Rochester, Mass., aged 69
years. Gazette of

Thomas M., only son of John Innes, at New
York, in 21st year,

Mrs. Catherine, widow of Capt. Shearman, at
Newport. Gazette of

, daughter of Samuel, aged 6 years,

murdered by a negro servant at Pomfret,

Ct., Nov. 17,

Stephen Hopkins, son of Dr. John, aged 17
years, washed overboard and drowned at
sea from ship Charlotte, Capt. Almy. Ga-
zette of Jan. 23,

Mrs. Mary, widow of Peleg, at Newport, in

85th year. Gazette of Jan. 21,

Richard, baker, at Newport. Gazette of July 8,

Mrs., wife of John, late from Newport, in this

town. Gazette of July 28,

Mary, wife of James, Esq., formerly of New-
port, at Halifax, N. S. Gazette of Sept. 2,

Mrs. Ann, wife of Daniel, of Smithfield,
and daughter of Obadiah Olney, in 55th
year, at Smithfield. Gazette of March 17,

Mrs. Anna, wife of Ethan, merchant, and
daughter of the late Hon. vSamuel Ward,
Esq., formerly Governor of the State, at
Newport, in 48th year. Gazette of Dec. 29,

Feb. 9,
Sept. 14,

1793
1793

April 12,

1794

April 27,

1794

Sept. 27,

1794

Jan. 10,

1795

Jan. 20,

1795

June 13,

1795

781

792

795

796

797
797

798
797

798
798

274

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

1

CLARKE Samuel Ward, eldest son of I^than, of
Newport, in 21st year, at sea on board the
ship Simiramis, on the coast of China. Ga-
zette of

Capt. Elijah, at Norwich, aged 34 years. Ga-
zette of

Seth, of this town, on coast of Africa. Ga-
zette of

Henry, at Newport, in 32nd year. Gazette of

James, Esq., formerly of Newport, at Halifax,
N. S. Gazette of

William, Esq., first judge of Indian Territory,
at St. Vincennes. Gazette of

Mrs. Bathsheba, widow of Stephen, at New-
port, in 92nd year. Gazette of

Peleg, at Newport, in 70th year. Gazette of
* Mrs. Rebecca, widow of Joseph. Esq., for-
merly treasurer of the State, at Newport,
at an advanced age. Gazette of

Mrs. Abigail, wife of Capt. Phineas, at New-
/-\ port. Gazette of

/ Mrs. Mary, widow of Peleg, at Newport, in
68th year. Gazette of

Mrs. , widow of Capt. Peter, of the

British Navy, and neice of Dr. Franklin, in
England. Gazette of

Nancy, daughter of Capt. John, aged 20
years ; a victim of Dr. Hall, a noted quack
and imposter, at Ashford, Ct. Gazette of

Arnold, cashier of the Washington Bank, at
Westerly. Gazette of

Mrs. Mary, wife of John Pitman Clarke, and
eldest daughter of Rev. John Pitman, of
this town, at Boston,

Capt. Caleb, at Charlestown^ R. I., aged 92
years. Gazette of

John Innes, Esq., formerly of this town, at the
house of Capt. William Trotter, at Bradford,
Vt., after a severe and painful illness, aged
63 years. His remains were brought to
Providence and interred in St. John's
Churchyard.

Ensign Thomas H., of Boston, aged 20
years ; drowned in Lake Champlain by the
upsetting of a canoe. Three privates who
were with him drowned also.

Nathaniel, at New York, aged yy years, mem-
ber Society of Friends,

Miss Harriet, at Westerly, in 25th year. Ga-
zette of

May 18, 1799

Sept. 28, 1799

May 3, 1800
July 24, 1802

Nov. 27, 1802

Jan. I, 1S03

Nov. 26, 1803
Dec. 17, 1803

March 3, 1804

March 17, 1804

April 21, 1804

June I, 1805

Nov. 9, 1805
Dec. 28, 1 805

Sept. 22, 1806
Aug. 6, 1808

Sept. 30, 1808

Nov. 27. 1808
Aug. 22, 1809
Nov. 18, 1809

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

275

CLARKE Capt. Samuel, of Clavarack, formerly
of Providence, at Wilkesbarre, Penn., aged
about 55 years. Was at work on the road
and shot by a hunter mistaking him for a
deer. He left five children to mourn his
loss. Gazette of

Miss Elizabeth, in this town,

Lieut. Winlock, at New York ; in stepping
from brig Pizarro he fell between the wharf
and brig and was drowned,

Rev. Abraham L., at Newtown, L. L, aged
42 years, formerly rector of St. John's
Church, in this town,

Mrs. Rebecca, wife of Rev. Pitt, of Norton,
Mass., and youngest daughter of the late
John Jones, of Hopkinton, at Norton, in 44th
year,

Capt. Stephen, at Smithfield, in 35th year,

California, wife of Benjamin, and daughter
of the late William Albertson,

Lewis, at Hopkinton, aged 22,

Major Thomas, at North Kingstown, in 70th
year,

Mrs. Sarah, widow of Rev. Abraham L.,
formerly rector of St. John's Church, Prov-
idence, in this town, in 44th year, sud-
denly.

Sterling, seaman, killed on board frigate
Chesapeake, in action with the Shannon,

John, midshipman, killed on board the Scor-
pion, on Lake Erie, in action,

Daniel, Esq., merchant and late member of
Congress, at New Orleans. Gazette of

John P., at Boston, cashier of State Bank,
aged 34 years,

James, at Baltimore, merchant, aged 80 years,

Mrs. Catherine, widow of Capt. John, at
Newport, in 76th year. Gazette of

Mrs. Mary, wife of Capt. Joseph, and daugh-
ter of Jesse Foster, at Smithfield, in 38th
year,

Gideon, Esq., aged 78 years, many years a
State senator and one of the justices of the
Court of Common Pleas of Washington Co.,
at South Kingstown,

Stephen, of Sanborntown, N. H., in 26th
year, drowned in Pemigewassett River, in
Salsbury,

Thomas, son of Capt. Thomas, in this town,
aged 6 years, 3 months.

Dec. 9, 1809
Feb. 27, 1 8 10

March 30, 18 10
Dec. 31, 1810

March 2, 181 1
April 17, 181 1

Aug. 5, 181 1
July 26, 1812

April 20, 1813

May 19, 1813

June I, 1813

Sept. 10, 1813

Oct. 2, 1813

March 13, 1814
April 30, 1 8 14

Nov. II, 1815
March 12, 18 16

April 4, 1817

April 19, 1817
May 18, 1817

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276 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

CLARKE J , in England. He was convey-
ing a load of iron rails with spike ends ;
he fell upon them and so wounded as to
cause death. Gazette of Aug. 23, 1817

Audley, at Newport, in 89th year. Gazette of Oct. 25, 1817

Capt. Daniel, of Berwick, drowned in Ports-
mouth Harbour, N. H. Gazette of Dec. 13' 1817

Samuel, at Smithfield, in 74th year. He had
retired to rest and during the night the
house caught fire; he was putting the
fire out before the hearth in which was
a kettle of boiling water ; the floor gave
way carrying him to the cellar and the
water overturning scalded him so severely
as to cause his death. He leaves a wife
and six children; Jan. 6, 18 18

Gen. George Rogers, at Locust Grove, near

Louisville, Ky., aged 66 years. Gazette of April 4, 181 8

Eliza, near Ernestown, N. C, drowned. Ga-
zette of Sept. 25, 1 819

George, executed for piracy at Charleston,

S. C, May 12, 1820

Henry F., formerly of this town, at New
Albany, Ind., aged about 30 years. Ga-
zette of June 26, 1820

James, at New Haven, aged 29 years ; he was
one of the sufferers with Capt. Rilley, of
brig Commerce, wrecked on the coast of
Africa. Gazette ot Aug. 17, 1820

Joseph C, native of Cambridge, Mass., at Sa-
vannah, Ga., aged about 40 years, Dec. 2, 1820

Capt. Joseph, late of this town, at Havana,

W. I., Aug. J 2, 1820

George, at Newport, m 73rd year, Jan. 12, 1821

Thomas, shipwright, from a fall in the ship-
yard ; lived three hours, Feb. 14, 1821

Miss Catherine F., daughter of Widow Clarke,

in this town, in 31st year, Feb. 18, 1821

Dr. Alexander S., at Northfield, aged 51
years. He fell asleep in a close room
where there was a kettle of burning char-
coal. Gazette of April 7, 1821

Stephen Merrill, executed at Salem, May 10, 1821

John, Esq., late Governor of Delaware, at

Smyrna, Del. Gazette of Sept. 8, 1821

William, at Smithfield, in 78th year, Nov. 5, 1821

Joseph, at Newport, in 35th year, Nov. 20, 1821

Pardon, son of Pardon, aged 18 months, Feb. 2, 1822

Mrs. Martha, near Sumterville, S. C, in
105th year. She was so bent that in walk-

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 277

CLARKE:

ing her forehead was within a few inches

of her toes, but what is remarkable before

her death she straightened and could stand

erect and lay on her back. She has left a

numerous progeny. Her brother, George

Colter, died about a year ago, aged 107

years. Gazette of June 22, 1822

Mrs. Martha, near Sumterville, S. C, in her

105th year ; her brother George Colter died

the week before, aged 107 years. Gazette

of Aug. 3, 1822

Samuel, at Newport, aged J^ years. Gazette

of April -^^^o, 1823

Spooner, Jun., at Warwick, aged 48 years. May 7. 1823

Mrs. Susannah, wife of Thomas, daughter of

the 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, Nov. 9, 1823

Henry, Jun., formerly of Hopkinton, at

Brookfield, N. Y. Gazette of Jan. 14. 1824

Alba, at Hampton, Mass., aged 20 years, from

a blood cancer. Gazette of Feb. 7, 1824

Eugene, son of John H., Esq., at Cranston, Aug; 28, 1824

Eunice, widow of Nathaniel, at Newport, in

8ist year, Sept. 19, 1824

Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of Jeremiah, at Ports-
mouth, aged 81 years, Alarch 10, 1825
Weston, at Middletown, in 76th year. Ga-

zette of March 16, 1.S25

Stephen, son of Enoch, aged 10 years, from

bursting of a pistol which he with other

boys were using as a cannon ; he being

matchman a piece entered his breast killing

him on the spot ; in Greenland, Mass. Ga-
zette of May II, 1825
Horace, aged 20 years, drowned off Cape May, June 4, 1825
, daughter of John H., in this town,

aged 9 months, Aug. 13, 1825

Hulet, at Minisink, N. Y. ; has lost five of his

seven children by dysentery. Gazette of Sept. 17, 1825

CLARKSON Dr. Gerardus, at Philadelphia, aged

52 years. Gazette of Oct. 9, 1790

Mrs., wife of Matthew, Mayor of the city, at

Philadelphia. Gazette of' ' Oct. 26, 1793

Matthew, formerly Mayor of Philadelphia.

Gazette of Oct. 11, 1800

Gen. Matthew, at New York, in 67th year, April 25, 1825

\

278 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

CLASSEN Rowliff, drowned in Calf Island Cove,

near Boston, May 24, 1824.

CLAUSS John, aged TJ years, the New Haven
sexton ; since Dec, 1791, he had buried
2098 persons; in that town. Gazette of Nov. 6. 1813

CLAXTON Thomas, aged 19 years, from wounds
received on board the Lawrence in Lake
Erie, Sept. 10; he was son of the" messenger
of the national House of Representatives.
Gazette of Nov. 6, 1 813

Thomas, doorkeeper of the House of Repre-
sentatives, which position he has filled for
32 years, at Washington, Dec. i, 1821

CLAY Capt. James, at Putney, Vt., in 82nd year ;

was formerly of Rehoboth; Aug. 3, 1798

Mrs. , widow of Capt. James, formerly

of Rehoboth, at Putney, Vt., in 76th year, Aug. 11, 1798

Hon. Joseph, an officer in the Revolution, and
late judge of the Inferior Court, at Savan-
• nah, Ga. Gazette of Jan. 19, 1805

Curtis, at Philadelphia, merchant, in 63rd year, Sept. 1 1, 1809
Rev. Joseph, at Boston, late pastor of First

Baptist Church, Jan. 11, 181 1

Hon. Joseph, formerly member of Congress,
First District of Pennsylvania, at Philadel-
phia, Aug. 27, 181 1

Miss , daughter of Hon. Mr. Clay,

member of Congress, perished in the burn-
ing of the theatre at Richmond, Va., Dec. 26, 181 1
Hon. Matthew, member elect of Congress

from Virginia, at Halifax Court House, Va., May 27, 181 5
Lucretia Hart, daughter of Hon. Henry, at

Lexington, Ky. Gazette of July 12, 1823

CLAYPOOLE Mrs. Mary, wife of David C, of

Philadelphia, at Bloomsbury, N. Y., July 24, 1788

George, at Philadelphia. Gazette of Oct. 26, 1793

Septimus, one of the editors of the American
Daily Advertiser, Philadelphia, at Maryland.-
Gazette of Oct. 27, 1798

CLAYTON Hon. Joshua, U. S. Senator from

Delaware,near Middlesex, Dei. Gazette of Aug. 25, 1798
CLEAVES Nathaniel, of Beverly, wounded at

Lexington, April 19, 1775

CLEMENS Mrs. , wife of Zebedee, at

Johnston, ( burst a blood vessel ), July 23, 1777

CLEMMENCE Mrs. Amey, widow of Ephraim,

in 71st year, May 9, 18 17

CLEMMENS Warren, shipwright, found drowned

in pond near Friends School. Gazette of Nov. 5, 1823

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 279

CLEMENT Andre, a Frenchman, found mur-
dered, supposed by John Lamacde, another
P'renchman, at l^altimore, Oct. 28, 1S17

CLEMENTS Ephraim, in this town, June 25, 1804

Abel, executed for the murder of his wife

and children at Morgantown, Va., Ji^ily 3. 1806

CLEMMENTS J. M., Lieutenant of Marines on
board the Macedonian, of the fever. Ga-
zette of Aug. 14, 1822
CLEVELAND Capt. Joseph, late of this port, in

North Carolina. Gazette of Dec. 6, 1788

John, Esq., at North Kingstown, in 8ist year.

Gazette of Sept. 16, 1797

Rev. Ebenezer, at Glocester, N. ]., aged 80
years, formerly pastor of a church at Boston;
was a native of Canterbury, Ct., educated
at Yale ; July 4, 1805

Gen. Moses, at Canterbury, Ct., suddenly.

Gazette of Nov. 22, 1806

Elizabeth, widow of John, at North Kingston,

in 80th year, Oct. 3, 1812

Sarah Ann, daughter of Seth, in nth year, March 27, 1819

Mrs. Mary, widow of Dr. John, and daughter
of the late Gen. Daniel Earned, at Thomp-
son, Ct., in 53rd year, Dec. 4, 1824
CLIFFORD John, of this town, at Surinam. Ga-
zette of June 3, 1797

Abraham, at Newport, drowned in the har-
bour. Gazette of Dec. 22, 1804

Elizabeth, widow of John, in this town, in 56th

year. Gazette of Dec. 3, 1808

Miss Sally, in 27th year, Dec. 10, 1809

Ann, daughter of Benjamin, m this town, aged

3 years, 6 months, July 26, 181 8

CLIFTON William. Jun., at Philadelphia, in 28th

year. Gazette of . Dec. 7, 1799

CLINTON Joseph, killed at Fort St. Clair, Nov. 6, 1792

Martha Washington, daughter of Governor

Clinton, at Greenwich, N. Y., in 13th year, Feb. 20, 1795

George, Jun. Esq., at New York, Sept. 16, 1809

Gen. James, at Orange Co., N. Y., in 76th

year, an officer in the Revolution, Dec. 22, 18 12

Lieut. James, son of Hon. De Witt, at sea on

board U. S. schooner Spark. Gazette of July 14, 1824

CLASS Abraham, at New York, merchant. Ga-
zette of Sept. 7, 1799
CLASSON William ; while out gunning he was
standing at rest and fondling his dog
when the dog struck the lock with his paw
which discharged the gun ; at New Jersey.
Gazette of Jan. 17, 1821

280 VITAL RECOKD OF RHODE ISLAND

CLOUGH Simeon ; his wife at North Yarmouth,
Me., was delivered of three healthy child-
ren, weighing 7^, 6^ and 5f lbs., total 19^
lbs. Gazette of
CLOW Andrew, at Philadelphia. Gazette of

Benjamin, at Boston, aged 27 years. Ga-
zette of
CLYMER George, Esq., president Bank of Penn-
sylvania, at Morrisville, Penn.,
COAN Charles, near Schenectady, N. Y., was
thrown from a stage by the breaking down
of a wheel and so injured as to cause death,
COATS Jonathan, died at Halifax a prisoner
of war between Nov. 23, 1776, and

Martin, at Newport, aged 57 years. Gazette
of

Benjamin, fell from the mast head, lived but
a few minutes,

, drowned in the Chesapeake,

Thomas, drowned on the Orleans beach, of
the schooner Farmer. Gazette of

Mrs. Catherine, widow of Martin, at Newport,
in 59th year. Gazette of

Capt. Daniel, of this town, at Jamaica. Ga-
zette of

William, boatswain, executed for mutmy on
board H. M. Ship Columbine, at Halifax,

Mrs. Catherine, at Staten Island, N. Y.,aged
75 years. She was formerly for upwards
of 30 years a resident of this town. Ga-
zette of

Samuel W., at New York, in 32nd year, for-
merly of this town,
COBB Capt. Richard, at Taunton, from the burst-
ing of a gun. Gazette of

Sally, youngest daughter of Hon. David, in
15th year, at Taunton,

Mrs. , wife of Hon. David, at Taunton.

Gazette of

Meriam, widow, at Attleboro, in 92nd year.

Freeman, of Williamson, N. Y., lost on Lake
Ontario,

Nathan, at Taunton, in 86th year,

Hon. Matthew, formerly of Massachusetts, at
Portland, Me., aged 67 years. Gazette of
COBELL Col. Samuel Jordan, a soldier of the
Revolution, and former member of Con-
gress, at Nelson Co., Va. Gazette of
COBENTZEL General, at Vienna, Aus., aged
56 years, the well known treaty negotiator.
Gazette of

Oct
Oct

. 9, I
• 5, I

Jan.

1 1, I

Jan.

23, I

May

22, 1

Dec.

26, I

Feb

• 5. I

Jub
Feb."

22, I

Jan.

14, I

Aug.

17, I

June

II, I

Sept.

18, I

Sept.

21, I

Dec.

18, I

Nov.

14, I

Oct.

24, I

Jan.
April

14, I
20, I

Dec.
Feb.

19, I
IS, I

March

31, I

Sept.

19, I

April

29, I

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

281

COBURN Marcy, wife of William and daughter
of Daniel Warner, at Mendon, in 30th year,

Hiram, at Boston, aged 50 years, fell through
a scuttle,
COCHE Midshipman Robert, son of Butler, at

sea of the Yellow fever. Gazette of
COCHERFER John, at Jamaica. E. I. ; said he
was so old that he had forgot his age or
where born ; said he was a soldier in Gov-
ernor Leysner's time ; had been a man
grown several years before he enlisted, and
when a young man had shot squirrels, rab-
bits and quails, on and near Pot Baker's
Hill, New York City, then a wilderness. Ga-
zette of
COCHERING Samuel, died at Halifax a prison-
er of war between Nov. 23, 1776, and
COCHRAN James, of Horton, N. S., broke his
leg, a few clays after died. Gazette of

Major , killed at Yorktown, Va.

Dr. John, at Palatine, N. Y., aged 79 years;
was a director of a Military Hospital in the
Revolutionary War. Gazette of

Robert, Esq., a Eieutenant-Colonel in the
Revolutionary War, at Fort Edward,

William, Esq., aged 40 years, at Boston,

Dr. John, aged 84 years, at Pembroke, N. H.;
was at Louisburg, and one of the few who
escaped the massacre of Fort Anne, in the
Old French war. Gazette of
COCHRANE Robert, printer, late member of
Congress, at Philadelphia. Gazette of

John, a passenger on board the boat. " Maid
of the Mill " , near Whitesboro, N. Y. ; was
instantly crushed to death between the
boat and the abutment of a canal bridge;
was leaning over the side of the boat wash-
ing his hands when the accident happened.
Gazette of

John Dundas, of the British Royal Navy, at

Valencia,

CODLING Rev. John, in England, aged 32 years ;

while preaching he fell to the floor and died

instantly, in England. Gazette of

CODDING Elisha, late of this town, aged about

25 years, at Savannah, Ga. Gazette of
CODDINGTON William, at Newport, in 70th
year. Gazette of

Mary, daughter of the late John, at Newport.
Gazette of

Feb. 7, 1814

June 13, 1825

July 9, 1823

Dec. 3, 1763

Dec. 26, 1777

March 2, 1771
, 1781

April 25, 1807

July 3, 1812
July 17, 1821

Dec. 25, 1822
Oct. 26, 181 1

June 25, 1823
Aug. 12, r825

May 30, 18 12

Oct. 2, 1820

Oct. 18, 1780

March 26, 1791

282

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

CODDINGTON Mrs. Mary, widow of John and
daughter of Hon. Joseph Wanton, formerly
governor of the colony, at Newport, in 65th
year,

Miss Mary, at Newport, aged 74 years. Ga-
zette of

William, late of Newport, at Beaufort, S. C,
aged 25 years. Gazette of

Capt. Edward, at Newport, in 76th year ; had
been for many years an officer in the cus-
toms department, was a descendant of Gov.
William, one of the early settlers of the
town,

John, at Newport, aged 43 years. Gazette
of

Mrs. Ann, widow of Capt. Edward, at New-
port, aged 75 years,

Robert, formerly of Newport, in this town, in
20th year,
CODMAN John, Esq., at Boston, aged 48 years,

Richard, Esq., at Boston, aged 43 years,
CODY James, at Boston, aged 23 years,
COE John, at Smithfield, in 62nd year,

COFEEE E , marine, executed for mutiny

on board H. M. ship Columbine, at Halifax,
COFFIN Francis, Esq., American consul, at
Dunkirk,

Tristan), at Newburyport, aged 72 years. Ga-
zette of

Hon, Josiah, at Nantucket, aged 83 years;
buried with Masonic honors. Gazette of

Mrs. Susannah, wife of Capt. Tristam, and
only sister of John Coffin Jones, Esq., of
Boston, at Newburyport, aged 50 years,

Capt. Shubael, formerly of Nantucket, at Clin-
ton, Dutchess Co., N. Y., in 78th year.

Rev. Paul, D. D., pastor of First Congrega-
tional Church, at Buxton, Me., aged 85
years. Gazette of

, of whale ship Essex, lost in the Pa-
cific. Gazette of

Midshipman Robert B., of U. S. ship Frank-
hn, drowned in the surf near Valparaiso,

Miss Sarah, at Philadelphia, aged 24 years.
Gazette of

Hannah, daughter of Shubael, deceased, iri
this town, aged 29 years,
COGGESHALL Elizabeth, widow of Nathaniel,
at Newport. Gazette of

Hannah, wife of James, at Newport, in 62nd
■ year. Gazette of

Feb. II, 1798

P'eb. 12, 1803

Dec. 8, 1810

March i.

1816

March 23,

1822

Sept. 14,

1823

Sept. 25,
May 17,
Jan. 27,

1825
1803
1806

July 12,
May 16,

1825
1813

Sept. 18,

1809

May 14,

1795

Oct. II,

1806

Sept. 21,

1811

Jan. 22,

1813

March 23,

1817

June 16,

1821

June 20,

1821

March 19,

1822

May 5,

1824

July 22,

1824

Dec. 25,

1773

Dec. 6,

1780

PROVIDEN'CE GAZETTE— DEATHS 283

COGGESHALL Mrs. Sarah, at an advanced age;

for many years housekeeper for Abraham

Redwood, Esq., at Newport, Sept. 26, 1785

Mrs. , widow of Capt. Daniel, aged 82

years. Gazette of July 10, 1790

Dr. James, at New York. Gazette of Dec. 8, 1792

Capt. Timothy,late of Rhode Island, at Charles

ton, S. C, in 41st year. Gazette of Sept. 6, 1794

Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Capt. David M., at

Newport, in 27th year. Gazette of Jan. 16, 1802

Elizabeth, wife of Elisha, at Newport, in

76th year. Gazette of Jan. 22, 1803

Thomas, Esq., at Middletown, in 75th year.

Gazette of Jan. 22, 1803

Comfort, widow of Benjamin, of Warwick,

in this town, in 85th year, Jan. 10, 1804

Elizabeth, wife of Thomas, at Newport.

Gazette of Nov. 23, 1805

Rev. James, D. D., at Hartford, aged 87

years ; a divine of great piety and learning.

Gazette of Jan. 10, 1807

Samuel, at Marietta, Ohio, in 67th year; was

formerly of North Kingstown. Gazette

of Sept. 12, 1807

Elisha, at Newport, in 84th year. Gazette of Dec. 31, 1808

Mrs. Margaret, wife of William, Esq., of

Bristol, at Middletown, in 65th year. Ga-
zette of April I, 1809
Capt. James, of New Bedford, at Havana,

aged 27 years. Gazette of May 13, 1809

Mrs. Sarah, widow of Jonathan, of Middle-
town, at Newport, in 67th year. Gazette

of May 13, 1809

George Pearce, son of Charles, of this town,

at sea on passage from New York to Ma-

deria, in 24th year. Gazette of Nov. 4, 1809

Charles, Jun., son of Charles, of this town,

in 20th year ; drowned from ship Asia,

Capt. Ormsbee, of this port, at sea. Ga-
zette of Nov. II, 1809
Billings, at Newport, in 77th year, July 22, 18 10
Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of Matthew, of Middle-
town, R. I., at the house of his son-in-law,

John Dayton, aged 80 years, April 18, 1814

Charles, aged 55 years, March 2, 1817

Maria, daughter of John, of Newport, at East

Greenwich, aged 18 years, Aug. 29, 18 17

Thomas (colored), at liristol. Gazette of Jan. 30, 18 19

Cato (colored), in 65th year, Oct. 19, 1819

Eliza, daughter of Caleb, in this town, aged

6 years, • April 14, 1821

.284

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

COGGESHALL Benjamin W., of Newport, at
Little Compton, aged 60 years,

Caleb, at Newport, in 8ist year,

Charles, at Newport, aged 40 years,

William, at Newport. Gazette of

Gould, at New Orleans,

William, Esq., at Bristol, aged 69 years. Ga-
zette of

Mason, of Nova Scotia, drowned at Wilming-
ton, N. C,

Henry Anthony, infant son of Henry, in this
town,

Mrs. Elizabeth, at East Greenwich, aged 87
years. Gazette of
COGSWELL Jonathan, Esq., aged 79 years, at
Essex, Mass., a soldier of the Revolution,
member of convention that adopted the
Federal Constitution, and many years a
member of the Assembly. Gazette of
COIS Hon. Joshua, late member of Congress
from this State, at Norwich, Ct., aged 40
years. Gazette of
COIT Mrs. Hannah, widow of John, at Newport,
in 92nd year. Gazette of

Dr. Thomas, at New London, Ct., aged 86
years,

William, at New York, merchant, aged 47
years,

Capt. Richard, at New London, aged 26 years,
master of ship Paragon ; received a wound
from a handspike while getting his ves-
sel under way off New Haven ; he lived
after the accident 13 hours, but senseless ;
COKE Rev. Thomas, LL. D., one of the Metho-
dist Bishops of the United States, in Eu-
rope. Gazette of

Rev. Dr., at sea on his passage from Eng-
land to India. Gazette of
COLBURN John, of Virginia, died from the
hardships endured as a prisoner of war at
Newport. Gazette of

John, of sloop Betsey, from hardship as a pri-
soner of war at Newport, at the Gen. Hos-
pital, Bristol. Gazette of

John, at Southboro, aged 53 years ; found dead
in the field where he had been reaping.
Gazette of
COLBY Rev. John, a Baptist minister, from Ver-
mont, at Norfolk, Va. Gazette of

May 15, 1821

Sept. II, 1821

July 5, 1822

April 2, 1823

April 6, 1823

May 21, 1823

Aug. 10, 1823

Nov. 17, 1823

March 30, 1825

May I, 1819

Sept. 15, 1798

April 23, 1803

June 5, [811

Aug. 24, 1 813

Nov. 25. 1 82 1

July 20, 1805
April 22, 1815

March 21, 1778

April 18, 1778

Aug. 20, 1825
Dec. 13, 1817

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 285

COLDEN PLlizabeth, wife of Alexander, Esq.,
surveyor general of Province of New York,
at Long Island. Gazette of March 19, 1774

COLE , son of John, of Providence; fell

from a loft in a barn, Oct. 12, 1767

John, Esq., in 6ist year, late Attorney Gen-
eral of the colony, Oct. 25, 1777

Miss Elizabeth, aged about 60 years, at New-
port. Gazette of p>b. 26, 1785

Col. Andrew, at Swanzey, in 74th year, Dec. 26, 1787

Andrew, aged about 44 years, housewright.

Gazette of Jan. 5, 1788

Phebe, wife of Isaac, at Warren. Gazette of ' Feb. 16, 1793

Col. Edward, formerly of Newport, at Island

of St. John. Gazette of May 11, 1793

Allen, inspector of customs, at Warren. Ga-
zette of Sept. 2, 1 797

Miss Abigail, at Newport, in 77th year. Ga-
zette of Aug. 1 1, 1798

Mrs , an elderly woman, at Plain field,

Ct., fell down stairs and broke her neck.

Gazette of Sept. 15, 1798

Thomas B., at Baltimore. Gazette of Sept. 27, 1800

Joshua, apprentice, at Baltimore, July 12, 1802

Anstress, daughter of Hon. John, in 37th

year, at Rehoboth, July 5, 1804

Mrs. Maria, wife of Capt. Cyrus, of this town,
and only daughter of Capt. Thomas Jack-
son, in this town, in 25th year, Oct. 17, 1805

Francis, of VVickford, at Newport. Gazette

of Oct. 19, 1805

Nathaniel, at Havana. Gazette of Nov. 28, 1807

Mrs. Sally, wife of Capt. Edward, at Rehoboth,

in 37th year, Dec. 21, 1809

Mrs. Mary, widow of the late Chief Justice
Cole whom she has survived ujtwards of 30
years, and only daughter of the late Plon.
Daniel Updike, in this town, in 87th year, June 21, 181 1

Benjamm, at North Kingstown, aged 96
years. Gazette of Jan. 18, 18 12

James, a journeyman cabinet maker, aged
about 46 years ; drowned from a vessel ly-
ing at Allen's Wharf, Feb. 23, 1812

Capt. Nehemiah, at Bristol, aged 60 years. May 22, 1812

Abijah, at Concord, suddenly, in 24th year, Aug. 3, 18 12

Isaac, at Plattsburg, N. Y. At the age of 90
years he made a journey alone from La-
Chine to Plattsburg and returned by way of
La Portue. Had he lived till next October
his age would be 104 years. Gazette of June 4, 1814

286

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

COLE

son of Col. Ebenezer, ao^ed 17

years ; drowned on passage from Warren
to Pawtuxet in a squall,

Mrs. , wife of David, at Harrington, of

the fever. Gazette of

David, at Barrington, of the fever. Gazette
of

Cyrus, in this town, in 42nd year,

Mrs. Lillis, widow of Andrew, in this town, in
71st year,

Mary, near Earnestown, N. C, drowned.
Gazette of

Mrs. Virtu^, wife of John, Esq., at Warwick,
aged 65 years,

Webster, aged 19 years, of a wound received
in an affray with his brother \Nathaniel,
aged 16 years, sons of Burden, at Leverett,
Mass. it seems he was in a violent pas-
sion and seized his brother, who had an
open pen knife in his hand. A scuffle en-
sued; finally the deceased was seen to
draw the pen knife from his breast and
threw it from him ; he fell and died
instantly,

Capt. Edward, U. S. Navy, son of the late
Hon. John, formerly a nautical commander
from this port, at Sackett's Harbor. Ga-
zette of

Capt. H. A., of North Kingstown, at Turk's
Island, W. I., in 31st year,

George, son of the late James, of this town,
at Charleston, S. C, in 22nd year,

Benjamin, of Galway, near B'allston Spa ;
found dead in a barn ; came to his death
by intemperance. Gazette of

David, at Boston, aged 70 years. Gazette of

Joseph, in this town, in 43rd year; his death
was caused by a wound from a chisel which
he sat down upon and which he had in his
pocket ;

Mrs. Allethear, wife of Capt. Ambrose, and
daughter of the late Col. Nathaniel Mar-
tin, of Barrington, aged 67 years, at Green-
field, N. Y.,

Mrs. Mary, wife of George W., at Newport,
aged 32 years,

Isaac, at Warren, in 64th year. Gazette of

Mrs. Rebecca, at Pawtucket, in 76th year,

Miss Nancy, at Pawtucket, in 43rd year,

Ephraim, at Warren, in 79th year,

Oct. 8, 1814

April 27, 1 8 16

May II, 1816
Jan. 6, 1817

March 31, 1817

Sept. 25, 1819

March 4, 1829

March 26, 1829

April 13, 1820

Sept. II, 1820

July 18, 1 82 1

July 24, 1822
Jan. II, 1823

April 10, 1823

July 26, 1823

July 27, 1823
Nov. 19, 1823
F'eb. 8, 1824
Nov. 27, 1824
Feb. 14, 1825

March 23,

1825

April 6,

1825

July 2,

1825

April 27,

1820

Aug. 3,
Oct. 10,

1799
1801

Sept. 17,

1803

May 5,

1810

March 9,

1811

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 287

COLE Mrs. Sarah, widow of Capt. William, at

Newport, aged 70 years. Gazette of March 9. 1825

John, at Warwick, aged 76 years ; was in the
Revolution from the first; held a com-
mission as captain at Battle of Rhode
Island. Gazette of

Major Alien, at Warren, in 45th year. Ga-
zette of

Mrs. Patience, widow of Allen, at Warren, in
77th year. Gazette of
COLEGROVE Mrs. Nancy, widow of John,

Esc|., at Coventry, aged 62 years,
COLEMAN Nathaniel, acting midshipman of
the General Greene, at sea. Gazette of

Eber, blockmaker, in this town. Gazette of

Shubael, at Nantucket, drowned while bath-
ing. Gazette of Sept. 10, 1803 ; error,
corrected

John, formerly of Nantucket, at New York.
Gazette of

Col. Samuel, at Richmond, Va., a Revolu-
tionary soldier,

Susan, youngest daughter of Capt. Silas, at
Nantucket, in 8th year, by her clothes
taking fire, Feb. 22,

Bacon, of the schooner packet Oscar, of this

port, at St. Barts, W. L, Sept. 22,

Rev. James, missionary, at Chittagong, India, July 4,

John, son of Walter, in this town, in 23rd

year, Aug. 20,

COLES Rev. Benjamin, tit Oyster Bay, L. I., in
_73rd year, pastor of the Baptist Church
there, Aug. 6,

COLESWORTHY Samuel, carpenter, at Bos-
ton, fell from staging and killed, Aug. 4,
COLLIER Richard, brazier. Gazette of Feb. 27,

George, a son of, at Albany, N. Y., aged 14

years, killed by a falling chimney, No\'. 18,

Daniel, in North Providence, a native of

London, aged 8y years, Nov. 10,

Major Thomas G., formerly editor of the
Troy (N. Y.) Gazette, at Steubenville, Ga.
Gazette of Jan. 5,

Capt. George Ralj^h, K. C. B., in England ;
said to have committed suicide in a frenzy
by being accused of allowing the Constitu-
tion and her two prizes, Cyane and Levant,
to escape him. Gazette of May 5, 1824

815

820
822

824

810

767
779

793
804

811

288

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

COLLINGWOOD Rt. Hon. Cuthbert, Vice Ad-
miral of the Red. aged 65 years. Since
the battle of Trefalgar he has not been off
his ship; was Major General of Marines;
left England in 1805 ; returns a Peer and
a corpse ; died in the Mediterranean. Ga-
zette of June 2, 1810
COLLINS Henry, merchant, at Newport, April 29, 1765

Mary, widow of Thomas, formerly of War-
wick, at Glocester, in io6th year, suddenly.
Gazette of Dec. 8, 1770

Samuel, aged 86 years, of Society of Friends,

at Newport. Gazette of March 7, 1772

Betsey, niece of Governor Collins, at New-
port. Gazette of July 21, 1787

Mrs. Mary, wife of Governor John Collins,
of this state, and eldest daughter of John
Avery, Esq., of Boston, July 28, 1788

His Excellency Thomas, late Governor of
Delaware, at Duck Creek, Del. Gazette
of April 18, 1789

Thomas, at Scituate, aged 48 years. Gazette

of June 5, 1790

, executed at Boston. Gazette of Aug. 2, 1794

Capt., of the sloop Hannah, lost at sea. Ga-
zette of Oct. II, 1794

Stephen, merchant, at Philadelphia. Gazette

of Nov. I, 1794

John, Esq., formerly Governor of the State,
at Newport, at an advanced age. Gazette
of March 7, 1795

Mr. and Mrs., of the theatre, at Charleston,

S. C. Gazette of Aug. 6, 1796

Mrs. , of a company of comedians, at

New York. Gazette of Sept. 29, 1798

Mrs. , wife of Isaac, printer, at New

York, of the fever. Gazette of Sept. 21, 1805

Peter, the Swedish consul, at Baltimore. Ga-
zette of April 7, 1 8 10

William, at P2ast Greenwich, in 69th year, July 23, 181 1

Mrs. Betsey, daughter of Bishop Griswold,
of Ikistol, in Connecticut, aged 25 years ;
buried at Bristol. Gazette of Jan. 4, 18 12

Charles Bradford, only surviving son of
Charles, Esq., and grands.on of the late
Governor Bradford, at Bristol, in 15th year, June 21, 1813

Widow Olive, of Marlborough, N. H., at
Brookfield, Mass. ; she took the cellar door
for another and fell headlong down the
stairs, living only 9 hours. Gazette of Nov. 19, 1814

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

289

COLLINS Tillinghast, son of Philip, at Crans-
ton, aged 15 years,

Mrs. Mehitable, wife of Major John A., at
Newport, in 42nd year. Gazette of

Charles, at Warren, aged 74 years,

Mrs. Mary, wife of Dr. Amos, at Cranston,

Francis, in this town, in 33rd year, (military
honors),

Erastus, native of Hampton, Ct., at Paw-
tucket, where he had taught school about
four years, in 32 nd year,

John, Esq., Governor of Delaware. Gazette
of

Rev. Daniel, at Lanesboro, Mass., aged 85
years, for more than 50 years pastor of the
Church in that town. Gazette of

Robert, at Seabrook, N. H., aged 85 years.
Gazette of

, child of Wanton, at Warwick, burnt

to death, aged 2 years,

David C, at North Guilford, Ct., aged 47
years. Gazette of

Mrs. , in North Carolina ; while stand-
ing in her door she was shot from an am-
bush by some fiend. Gazette of

Mrs. Eliza, wife of William A., and daughter
of the late Samuel Manchester, of Tiverton,
in this town, in 25th year,

Mrs. Hasty, widow of Charles, at Warren, in
78th year,

Sarah, wife of Jabez, at Hopkinton, aged 30
years. Gazette of

Elizabeth, wife of Philip, at Cranston, aged
52 years ; leaves 9 children ; was a mem-
ber Society of Friends. Gazette of
COLLODEN John, seaman, perished in a wreck

at Gardiner's Island,
COLLYER Capt. Thomas, at Hartford. Ga-
zette of
COLT Mrs. Rebecca, wife of Elisha, Esq. Ga-
zette of
COLTER George, died near Sumterville, S. C,

aged 107 years,
COLTON Samuel, at Longmeadow, in 88th year,
COLVILLE Robert, at Glocester, aged 96 years,

9 months. Gazette of
COLVIN Thomas, at Coventry, in 95th year.
He has left a numerous progeny ; 169 are
now living in the state and many others
before and since the Revolution have re-
moved to the west. Gazette of

Aug. 6, 1816

Feb. 8, 1817
June 8, 1818
June 9, 181 8

July II, 1819

Oct. 5, 1819
April 27, 1822

Sept. 25, 1822

Jan. 15, 1823

Feb. 6, 1823

Jan. 10, 1824

March 10, 1824

Oct. 31, 1824
Jan. 29, 1825
July 12, 1825

Aug. 10, 1825

Feb. 2^, 1804

Sept. 3, 1763

June 7, 1806

June — , 1 82 1
Oct. 17, 1821

Dec. 9, 1797

Feb. 9, 1805

290

VITAL RECCED OF RHODE ISLAND

COLV^IN Henry, son of John, dec, drowned in
attempting to board a sloop at Albany,

Mrs. Jane, wife of Andrew, aged 29 years,
drowned in attempting to board a sloop at
Albany,
COLWELL William, at Foster, aged 36 years,

Mrs. Mahitable, wife of Col. John, late of
Foster, R. I., in 78th year, at Brooklyn, Ct.
Gazette of

Lieut. William Mackay, U. S. Army, at
Philadelphia. Gazette of
COMBE Thomas, Esq., at Philadelphia, of the

fever. Gazette of
COMBS Solomon, died at Halifax a prisoner of
war between Nov. 23, 1776, and

Sylvester, murdered and then robbed near
Mountersling, Ky.,
COMBIN Robert, killed by a tree falling on him
while travelling the road on horseback ;
the horse was also killed. His wife dis-
covered him after the accident ; at New
Lisbon, O. Gazette of
COMEE Joseph, wounded at Lexington,
COMMARDINGER Andrew, one of the edi-
tors of the New York Weekly Chronicle, at
New York, m 23rd year. Gazette of
COMMIS JohnPostby M., aged 12 years, killed
by a fall from a cherry tree. By this death
a very large estate devolves to the Presby-
terian Church at New York. Gazette of
COMPTON Elizabeth, wife of William. Gazette
of

William, in 79th year, many years town ser-
geant of this tow n,
COMSTOCK Sarah, widow of John, in her 75th
year,

Ichabod, aged 79 years, suddenly, at Woon-
socket. Gazette of

Jesse. Gazette of

William, of this town, in 24th year,

James, at North Providence, in 58th year. Ga-
zette of

David, executed at Providence for the mur-
der of Ephraim Bacon at Glocester,

Andrew, late of Cranston, at Albany, N. Y.
Gazette of

Mrs. Martha, widow of Hezediah, at Smith-
field, in 80th year,

Capt. Joseph, of this town, in 46th year,

Hon. Gideon, in 85th year,

Aug. 25, 1814

Aug. 25, 1814
March 12, 18 17

Feb. 23, 1822

Sept. 24, 1825

Oct. 19, 1799

Dec. 26, 1777

April 10, 1817

June 27, 1 8 18
April 19, 1775

Oct. 31, 1795
July 25, 1818

J"iy 3. 1773

Aug. 29, 1786

July 7, 1773

Feb. 4, 1775

March 16, 1776

April 19, 1778

March 19, 1791

May 27, 1 79 1

May 3, 1794

May 6, 1794
Aug. 14, 1794
Oct. II, 1794

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 291

COMSTOCK Dr. Ephraim, in 38th year, Sept. 22, 1797

Dr. Ephraim, in this town. Gazette of Sept. 23, 1797

Jonathan, one of the State Senators, at West
Greenwich, at an advanced age. Gazette
of Oct. 4, 1800

Dr. Ichabod, of Smithfield, in 63rd year, at
the house of Capt. Elisha Waterman at
Cumberland, suddenly. Gazette of Dec. 20, 1800

Mrs. Hannah, wife of Job, at East Green-
wich, in 62nd year. Gazette of July 23, 1803

Mrs. Hannah, at Smithfield, aged 66 years.

Gazette of April 12, 1806

Benjamin, Jun., son of Capt. Benjamin, of

this town, in 15th year, July 25, 1806

Mrs. , widow of Gideon, in 88th year, Oct. 7, 181 1

Mrs. Abigail, widow of Dr. Ephraim, in this

town, in 45th year, April 2, 1812

Hezekiah, son of Col. Aaron, formerly of

Connecticut, aged 45 years, at Half Moon, •

very suddenly, Aug. 11, 1813

Samuel, in 27th year, April 10, 181 5

Samuel, at Burrillville, in 79th year, of Soci-
ety of Friends, -June 6, 181 5

Mrs. Sarah, widow of Dr. Ichabod, at Smith-
field, in 74th year, Nov. 19, 181 5

Moses Eddy, only son of Capt. William, in

this town, aged 2 months, Sept. 17, 181 8

Col. Adams, m Saratoga Co., N. Y., in 80th
year ; was born in Smithfield and an officer
in the Revolution ; he removed to New
York about 1785 ; April 10, 1819

Anthony, son of Anthony, at Smithfield, in
24th year, drowned in the Blackstone
River, June 2, 18 19

Capt. Joseph, in this town, in 38th year, P'eb. 7, 1820

Mrs. Bethiah, wife of Capt. William, and
daughter of the late Jabez Gorham, m this
town, in 33rd year, Sept. 8, 1821

Julia, infant daughter of Capt. William, in

this town, aged 7 months, Sept. 18, 1821

Capt. Jesse, in this town, in 45th year, ( Ma-
sonic honors ), Dec. 19, 1821

Isaac, Esq., at Candor, N. Y., in 53rd year,
formerly of Smithfield, April 27, 1822

, child of John, killed by lightning

while at church, at Montville, Ct. Gazette
of May 31, 1823

CONCANNON Rt. Rev. Luke, aged 70 years,
the consecrated Bishop of New York by
Pius VII. He had been arrested at Naples

292

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

CONCANNON:

on his way from Rome to the United
States, taken sick there and died
CONDIT Capt. Moses, killed in his cider press,

at Orange, N. J.,
CONUY James Foster, formerly of Providence,
at Haverhill, aged 63 years. Gazette of

Thomas Hollis, Jun., of this town, in 30th
year, at Savannah, Ga.,

Mrs. Mary, wife of Capt. Thomas Hollis
Condy, in this town, aged 59 years,
CONE Giles, seaman, wounded and since died
from action between the Chesapeake and
Shannon,
CONGDON Mrs. Abigail, wife of John, at North
Kingstown, in 59th year. Gazette of

Charles, son of John, Esq., of North Kings-
town, on coast of Africa, in his 19th year.
Gazette of

John, at North Kingstown, aged 62 years.
Gazette of

, son of John, on the island of Patience,

killed by lightning,

Benjamin, at Cranston, aged 85 years. Ga-
zette of

Stephen, at Wickford, in 27th year. Ga-
zette of

Eunice, of this town, died of the fever. Ga-
zette of

, child of Ephraim, of this town, died

of the fever. Gazette of

Susannah, wife of Joseph, at New Bedford,
aged 67 years, after an illness of 24 hours,

James, Esq., at Charlestown, R. 1., in 56th
year. Gazette of

Henry, son of Benjamin, of Exeter, in 19th
year, at East Greenwich,

Joseph, formerly of this town, killed by
lightning at house of Zaccheas Chase,
Portsmouth ; was in his 73rd year. Ga-
zette of

Mrs. Mary, wife of William, at Newport,

Benjamin, at Warwick, in 52nd year. Ga-
zette of

John, of West Greenwich, aged 26 years, at
St. Pierre, W. I., of yellow fever, on board
schooner William Sheldon, of this port,

Stephen, aged 56 years, son of the late Samuel,
of South Kingstown', at Lebanon, Ct.,

June 19,

1810

Sept. 14

1820

July 15.

1809

July 16,

1821

Aug. 5

1823

June I

1813

Oct. iS,

1794

May 21,

1796

Jan. 13

1798

Aug- 3,

1799

Aug. 10

1799

July 19

1800

Sept. 27,

1800

Sept. 2^

1800

Jan. 27,

1801

May 14

1803

larch 18,

1805

June 22,
May 19,

1 80s
1812

May 20

Jan. 14
June 10

1815

1817

1820

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

293

CONGDON Mrs. Mary, wife of Capt. Peleg, and

only daughter of Hon. Henry Remington,

at Warwick, in 29th year, suddenly, Nov. 14, 1820

Mrs. Abigail, widow of Robert, of Charles-
town, at North Kingstown, in 73rd year, Dec. 29, 1820
Mrs. Mary, widow of Joseph, at Jamestown,

aged 65 years, Jan. 18, 1821

William, son of Daniel, at Wickford, in 25th

year, Nov. 12, 1824

Caleb, son of Jonathan, in this town, aged 25

years, Dec. i, 1824

CONKLING Augustus H. M., aged 35 years,

late lieut. commandant, U. S. Navy ; was

in command of the Tigress in battle of

Lake Erie ; in St. Mary's Co., Md., Dec. 13, 1822

CONN Capt. , of H. B. M. ship Swiftrace,

drowned off Bermuda. Gazette of May 26, 1810

CONNEYS Eliza; she had a number of pins in

her mouth, a clap of thunder startled her,

she swallowed 10 of them causmg her

death; in England. Gazette of Oct. 23, 1813

CONNOLLY Lawrence, at New York. Ga-
zette of Sept. 29, 1798
Rt. Rev. John, D. D., Roman Catholic Bishop

of New York, Feb. 6, 1825

CONNYNZHAM William, executed at London, Aug. 10, 1791
CONSTABLE George, merchant, at Baltimore.

Gazette of Aug. 10, 1799

CONSTANTINE Jacob, m Ashburnham, aged

61 years; his horse ran and crossing a

bridge threw hmi and the sleigh onto the

ice below which so severely injured him on

the 4th that he died March 8, 181 4

COUTZEN Mrs. , in Vermont, was lately

delivered of three girls and a boy at one

birth. Gazette of May 31, 181 7

CON VERS Joshua, at Boston, a suicide ; jumped

from a three story building, June 13, 1825

CONVERT Mrs. and two children, perished in

the burning of the theatre at Richmond,

Va., Dec. 26, 181 1

CONVISS Mary, of Killingly, Conn., had one of

her legs amputated above the knee ; is

doing well. Gazette of July 8, 1769

CONWAY Gen. Henry, a soldier of the Revolu-
tion ; his death was occasioned by sting of

bees ; at East Tennessee. Gazette of Nov. 7, 1812

W. T., at Boston, Jan. 3, 1822

Gen. Robert, at Georgetown, S. C, aged 70

years. Gazette of Dec. 27, 1823

294

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

CONYERS Miss , perished in the burn-
ing of the theatre at Richmond, Va.,
COOKE Michael, laboring man, at Glocester,
found dead Tuesday morning near his house
at Glocester ; had been mowing the day
before ; returning home in the evening in
crossing on a log over the brook he fell
and the scythe so badly cut him that he
bled to death. Gazette of

Noah, of Mendon ; his wife presented him
with 4 children within one year and i6
days. Mr. Cooke was a married man 4
years before his present wife was born.
The last child makes him father of 19.

Mr. — ■■ , at Glocester, aged 93 years, fell

from a load of hay and broke his neck.
Gazette of

Moses, innkeeper, at Waterbury, Ct., from a
blow on the head by Moses Paul, a drunken
Indian,

Rev. Nathaniel, at Cumberland, suddenly,

Samuel, of Danvers, killed at Lexington,

George, died at Halifax a prisoner of war
between Nov. 23, 1776, and

Capt. Silas, late of this town, at Warwick.
Gazette of

Hon. Nicholas, former Governor of the
Colony, in his 65th year; funeral sermon
by Rev. James Manning, text, part of Ece.
VHI, 8 : "And there is no discharge in
that war," and 2d Peter HI, 11,

Mrs. Anna, wife of Hopkms, at East Green-
wich, in 43rd year. Gazette of

Mercy, wife of Capt. Peter, at Foster, in 6ist
year ; she has 99 children and grandchil-
dren, 78 of whom are now living ;

Mrs. , wife of Jesse. Gazette of

Samuel, executed at Johnstown, N. Y., for
forgery,

Silas, Esq., at South Kingstown, late of New-
port, in 78th year. Gazette of

Mrs. Hannah, widow of Hon. Nicholas, at an
advanced age,

Daniel, Esq., town clerk of Providence, in
33rd year,

Mrs. , widow of the late Daniel, Esq.,

in this town. Gazette of

Jesse, in 37th year. Gazette of

Esther, wife of Dr. Nicholas, at Cranston, in
24th year. Gazette of

Dec. 26, 181 1

July 29, 1769

July 27, 1 77 1

Dec. 12, 1771
April 17, 1773
April 19, 1775

Dec. 26, 1777

Dec. 27, 1777

Sept. 14, 1782
Jan. 20, 1787

Feb. 20, 1789
Nov. 21, 1789

June 24, 1791
March 17, 1792
March 22, 1792

Nov. 13, 1793

May 3, 1794
Sept. 13, 1794

March 5, 1796

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 295

COOKE Nicholas, merchant, formerly of this

town, at New York. Gazette of Dec. 3, 1796

Hezekiah, of this town. Gazette of May 27, 1797

Miss Mary, aged 64 years. Gazette of March 10, 1798

Mrs. Mary, wife of Capt. John, and daughter
^^ of William Waterman, Esq., at Warwick,

in 27th year. Gazette of Dec. 15, 1798

Mrs. Elizabeth, only daughter of the late

Rev. John Usher, at Bristol, m 68th year, Oct. 19, 1799

Dr. Nicholas, formerly of this town, at War-
wick. Gazette of May 31, 1800
Stephen, at Tiverton, aged 10 1 years. Ga-
zette of April 9, 1803
Dea. Ariel, at Cumberland, aged 53 years, June 18, 1803
Hopkins, Esq., at East Greenwich, aged 72

years ; was nearly 40 years town clerk of

the town ; July 16, 1807

Capt. Joseph, son of the late Gov. Nicholas,

in 62nd year, June ii, 1808

Corporal , of Capt. Peter's Company,

drowned off Eort Mc Henry, Sept. 20, 1808

Rosannah S , daughter of the late Jesse, in

this town, in i6th year, Dec. 20, 1808

Mrs. Sarah, wife of Col. John, at Tiverton.

Gazette of July 8, 1809

Peter, at Coventry, in 91st year, Dec. 22, 18 10

Capt. Nicholas, son of the late Governor

Cooke, at sea on board the schooner Sally

and Priscilla, in 57th year, Feb. 9, 181 1

Miss Rebecca, perished in the burning of the

theatre at Richmond, Va., Dec. 26, 181 1

Mrs. William, perished in the burning of the

theatre at Richmond, Va., Dec. 26, 181 1

George F'rederick, the actor, at New York.

Gazette of Oct. 3, 1812

John, PZsq., of Tiverton, in 68th year, a

soldier of the Revolution ; had been both

Senator and Representative in the General

Assembly; at Newport, Dec. 17, 1812

Mrs. Martha, wife of Amasa, at Cumberland,

aged 38 years. May 4, 18 14

Rosannah Elizabeth, daughter of Joseph S.,

aged 4 years 2 months, Dec. 8, 181 5

Christopher Sheldon, youngest son of Joseph

S., aged 14 months, Oct. i, 1816

Mrs. Hannah, wife of Esek, at Cumberland,

m 49th year, Oct. 5, 18 16

George F., at Lunenburg, N. S., drowned by

upsetting of a boat. Gazette of July 5, 1817

Clarke, merchant, aged 48 years, at Newport, Aug. 17, 1817

296

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

COOKE Rev, James, in England ; was noted
for his interest in the improvements in
agriculture and mechanics. Gazette of Nov. 15,

Thomas D., of this town, in 23rd year, at sea
on board ship Asia, Capt. Ormsbee, on
passage from Batavia to Canton, April — ,

Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of Capt. John, formerly

of this town, at Killingly, Ct., Jan. i,

Ebenezer, at Killingly, Ct., aged 24 years,
drowned while bathing in the mill pond ;.
he vvas blind from birth but possessed other
faculties to a remarkable degree ; June 25,

John, Esq., at Newport, formerly member

of General Assembly, July 22,

Mrs. Anna, wife of Nathaniel, formerly of
this town, aged 40 years, at Canandaigua,
N. Y., suddenly. Gazette of Sept. 11,

Julia Ann, daughter of Robert, at Seekonk,

in 17th year. Gazette of Sept. 11,

Caroline Susan, only child of Welcome, at

Cumberland, in 3rd year, Sept. 23,

Mrs. Aseneth, widow of Elizur, at Cumber-
land, in 57th year, Jan. 20,

Robert E., formerly of this towji, at Charles-
ton, S. C, in 25th year, printer, June 6,

John, eldest son of John, Esq., of Newport, at

Havana. Gazette of June 26,

John Gray, infant son of Caleb, in this town,

aged 7 months, 14 days, Sept. 26,

Mrs. Amey, wife of Capt. Benoni, in this

town, in 39th year, Dec. 9,

Samuel, at Boston, aged 38 years. Gazette of Jan. 18,

Bennett, son of Peter, aged 19 years, at Tiv-
erton. Gazette of Jan. 25,

Thomas, in this town, aged 54 years, Eeb, 15,

Sarah Ann D., eldest daughter of Otis, of
this town, in 7th year, drowned at Olney-
ville. May 24,

Rev. Elisha P., drowned at Manchester, Ct.,

in crossing a river. Gazette of July 19,

Mrs. Joanna, widow of Capt. Nicholas, in this

town, in 64th year, Nov. 21,

Henry T,, son of the late Capt. Daniel, for-
merly of this town, at Rhynebeck, N. Y., Jan. 24,

Mrs. Susannah, widow of Capt. Joseph, in this

town, aged 79 years, April 29,

, child of Noah, aged 2 years, at Wil-

liamstown, burnt from a pan of coals ; lived

a week. (Gazette of Feb. 23,

Sarah Ann, wife of Caleb C, in this town, in

29th year, Aug. 9,

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

297

COOLBROTH Samuel, of Barrington, at Hamp-
ton, N. H. Gazette of
COOLIDGE Capt. John, at Worcester, aged 34

years. Gazette of
COOLEY Elizabeth Devine, infant daughter of
Eranklin, in this town,

Capt. Chauncy, Jun., son of Capt. Chauncy,
of this town, at New York, in 25th year,

Pamelia Erances, daughter of Capt. Lyman,
at East Windsor, Ct., aged 2 years,
COOMAN Amey, daughter of Dea. Richard, at

Glocester, in 20th year,
COOMBP: William, Esq., in London, aged 81
years, author of several satirical works.
Gazette of
COOMBES Isaac, an Indian, executed at Salem

for the murder of his wife,
COOMER John, on Bristol Neck, aged 90 years;
was member of Baptist Church, Warren,
60 years, and son of Rev. John Coomer, A.
B., formerly pastor of Baptist Church, New-
port. Gazette of
COOMIS Hon. William, Esq., aged 'j'j years, at

Newbury port
COOPER Rev. Dr. Samuel, at Boston, in his
59th year.

Christian, executed at Albany for the murder
of Mr. \"an Wagner,

Petrius, executed at Albany for the murder of
Mr. Van Wagner,

Miles, late president of the College of New
York, at P2din burgh. Gazette of

, of Newtown, Narragansett, drowned

near Gull Rock in Narragansett Bay,

Daniel, in New Jersey, aged 100 years. Ga-
zette of

Dr. Samuel, of the City Hospital, at Philadel-
phia. Gazette of

Moses, Esq., at Glocester, in 95th year. Ga-
zette of

Joseph, merchant, at Philadelphia, aged 50
years. Gazette of

William, PZsq., at Boston, aged 88 years, 49
of which he was town clerk and never
absent from a meeting during that time,

Hon. William, of Cooperstown, N. Y., at
Albany, aged 53 years. Gazette of

Miss Anna, daughter of the late Capt. David,
at Rehoboth, aged 22 years. Gazette of

July 26,

1817

Jan. 28,

1824

Oct. 17,

1813

Sept. 21,

1815

March 27,

1824

Aug. 2,

1821

Aug. 27,

1823

Dec. 21,

1786

Jan. 18,

1817

May 27,

1814

Dec. 30,

1783

June 8,

1785

June 8,

1785

July 30,

1785

Feb. 7,

1793

June 27,

1795

Sept. 15,

1798

June 15,

1805

iarch 25,

1809

Nov. 28,

1809

Jan. 6,

1810

Dec. 29,

1810

298 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

COOPER Miss Elizabeth, daughter of Richard,

Esq., of Cooperstovvn, N, Y., at Albany,

by her clothes taking fire, Sept. 30, 181 1

Nathaniel, at Chatham, aged 27 years,

drowned ; it is supposed walked into the

water in his sleep. May 30, 1814

Elder John, a Mohegan Indian preacher, aged

99 years, at Montville. Gazette of July 6, 1816

Miss Elvira, stepdaughter of William Lemon,

Esq., at Cincinnati ; she had retired to her

room to dress, being her wedding night,

and was found dead. Gazette of Jan. 3, 1818

John, at Wickford, in 64th year, Nov. 21, 181 8

Susan, infant daughter of Allen, in this town,

aged 8 months, Sept. 3, 1821

Capt. Benjamin, at New York, aged 58 years,

native of Taunton. Gazette of Dec. 22, 1821

Washington L., shot by a man named Brown

at Christianburg, Va. Gazette of Sept. 4, 1822

James, at Taunton, aged 53 years. Gazette

of Sept. 13, 1823

Nathan, at Burrillville, at an advanced age, Dec. 21, 1823

Mrs. Bathsheba, at Taunton, aged yi years. May 8, 1824

COOTS William, at Philadelphia. 'Gazette of May 8, 1802

COPELAND John, in Reading, Eng., aged 83

years, journey printer ; he worked m one

office 60 years, most of the time as a press-
man, and until within a few days of his

death. Gazette of " Aug. 8, 1801

Miss Margaret, perished in the burning of

the theatre at Richmond, Va., Dec. 26, 181 1

Patrick, LL. D., at Aberdeen, in 74th year.

He taught with great success more than

50 years ; was professor of natural philo-
sophy in the Marishal College and Uni-
versity; Nov. 9, 1822
Eunice, of Mansfield, daughter of William, at

Raynham, Mass., aged 29 years, Sept. 4, 1824

COPP William, printer, at New York. Gazette

of Sept. 22, 1798

Hobart Torrey, second son of Simon, at

Killingly, Ct., aged 2 years 8 months, May 17, 1814

Elizabeth, widow of David, at Killingly, Ct.,

aged 60 years, April 17, 1822

CORBIN Robert, at Seekonk, in 67th year, sud-
denly, Feb. Ii,.i8i5
Major Gawin Lane, in 43rd year, at York

Co., Va. At the Hampton affair, June 25,

1813, the Major was second in command;

the wounds he received on that occasion

retired him from further active service ; Dec. 3, 1821

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

299

COREY William, of Connecticut, at Providence,

William, in his 87th year, at Cumberland,
buried at Providence,

Isaac, at an advanced age. Gazette of

Margaret, widow of Isaac, in 59th year. Ga-
zette of

Thomas, at Tiverton, in 59th year. Gazette
of

Joseph, of Portsmouth, lost at sea,

Patience, widow of John, at Portsmouth. Ga-
zette of

Oliver, mate of the sloop Trial, of this port,
at the Havana, of apoplexy,

Ebenezer H., Jun., at Batavia, on board the
ship John Jay, of this port. Gazette of

Capt. Ebenezer H ., late of this town, at Can-
ton, China,

Capt. William, late of this town, at Charles-
ton, S. C. Gazette of

Esther Abigail, daughter of Capt. Caleb, in
this town, aged 18 months,

Oliver, at Warwick, in 73rd year. Gazette
of

Mary Ann, daughter of Capt. Caleb, in iSth
year,

John, at Portsmouth, aged 85 years. Gazette
of

Daniel, in this town, in 23rd year,

Emeline Amelia, daughter of Capt. Caleb, in
this town, in 6th year,

Hannah M., daughter of the late Bradford, of
Newport, in this town, aged 16 years,

Dea. David, at Roxbury, aged 62 years. Ga-
zette of

Mrs. Catharine, wife of Sylvester R., in this
town, aged 25 years,

CORLISS Mrs. , wife of Capt. George, at

an advanced age, at Pawtuxet,

William, in 38th year, buried in North burial
ground,

Capt. George ; was a native of New Jersey
but for many years a resident of this town,
in 72nd year,

Mrs. Susannah C, wife of John, formerly of
this town, at Paris, Ky.,
CORNE Capt. Peter, at an advanced age, at New

York. Gazette of
CORNELIUS Dr. Elias, at Somers, N. Y., aged
65 years. Was commissioned surgeon's
mate in Col. Angell's Regiment ; was

March 5, 1770

April 13
May 5

July 24,

March 21
Oct. 22

Nov. 29,

Jan. 24,

Oct. 24,

Oct. 18,

Dec. 12

Aug. 30

April 13

Nov. 21

Oct. 3
June 13

Oct. 4,

July

Jan.

May

Oct.

Sept.

22
21
19.

June 16
Sept. 6
Aug. I

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VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

CORNELIUS:

taken prisoner and confined in " Old Pro-
vost " Prison, New York, where he suffered
incredible hardships till March, 1778, when
he made his escape and joined the army
where he remained until 1781 ;
CORNELL Gideon, Esq., of Newport, at Jamaica,
W. L Gazette of

Elizabeth, daughter of Mrs. Peace, in 20th
year, at Newport. Gazette of

Alice, wife of Richard, in this town, in 54th
year. Gazette of

Robert, at Middletown, in 55th year. Ga-
zette of

Ezekiel, Esq., late of Scituate, at Milford,
Mass., in 68th year ; served in the Revolu-
tionary war as a Brigadier General. Ga-
zette of

Walter, at Tiverton, in 72nd year. Gazette
of

Nathaniel, in this town. Gazette of

Gideon, at Newport, aged 47 years. Gazette
of

Isaac, at Westport, in 76th year. Gazette of

Gideon, at Newport, in 74th year. Gazette
of

Mrs. Prescilla, widow of Isaac, at Westport,
in 74th year,

Perry, at Newport, aged 28 years. Gazette
of

Dinah, widow of Thomas, late of Newport,
at Troy, Mass., aged loi years, 10 months.
Gazette of

Richard, in this town, in 70th year,

Sally, in this town, in 50th year,

Benjamin, in this town, in 57th year, many
years- sexton of St. John's Church. Ga-
zette of

Mrs. Rebecca, widow of Gideon, at Newport,
in 78th year. Gazette of

Thomas, at Newport, aged 53 years,

Joseph, at Tiverton, aged 65 years, a pen-
sioner and former general officer in the
Revolution,

Benjamin C, at Newport, in 38th year,
CORPE Mrs. Elizabeth, aged 90 years, at War-
wick. Gazette of

Mrs. Mary, widow of John, at Cranston, in
85th year. Gazette of

Mrs. Sally, wife of Abraham, at Scituate, aged
about 70 years,

June 13, 1823
Sept. 13, 1766

July 4, 1795
Feb. 10, 1798

Nov. 2, 1799

May 3, 1800

March 7, 1801
Feb. 13, 1802

Feb. 5, 1803
March 31, 1804

Dec. I, 1804

P'eb. 16, 1806

Jan. 30, 1808

Dec. 31, 1808
Aug. 30, 181 1
Nov. 13, 1814

March 23, 1816

July 10, 1820
May 9, 1822

April 8, 1825
May 21, 1825

Jan. 14, 1792

Dec. 14, 1799

March 2, 1825

PROVIDE^'CE GAZETTE— DEATHS 301

COSDEN William Henry, at Newark, Del., aged
19 years, suicide. He had absconded from
school ; his father ordered him to return
and apologize to the teacher; having a
sense of honor his own he wrote on a paper
"Death before dishonor," placed a rifle
against his body and discharged its con-
tents, dying instantly. Gazette of Dec. 31, 18 14
CASTNKR Peter, a suicide, at Freehold, Mon-
mouth County, N. Y. Gazette of Jan. 20, 18 16
COSTOLIN Peggy, aged 18 years, one of the
unfortunate passengers lost in the schooner
Lucy, Capt. Vinal, in her passage from
Pownallborough. Gazette of Nov. 23, 1793
COTTON Rev. Josiah, formerly of this town, at

Sandown, N. H. Gazette of Aug. 26, 1780

Capt. , killed in action at Annes. Ga-
zette of July 21, 1 78 1

Rachal, wife of Josiah, Esq., and daughter of
Rev. Dr. Barnes, of Scituate, Mass., at
Plymouth. Gazette of Jan. 30, 1808

Benjamin, at Salem, in 75th year. Was in
military service from 1753 to 1782; was
perhaps the last survivor of Braddock's De-
feat of July 9, 1755. Gazette of Aug. 27, 1808

Sir Charles, Commander in Chief of the
Channel P'leet, in P^ngland, suddenly. Ga-
zette of April 18, 181 2
C0TTRP2LL Capt. Thomas, at Newport, in 59th

year. Gazette of Feb. 3, 1798

Mrs. Ann, widow, at Newport, in 73rd year.

Gazette of Oct. 9, 18 19

Benjamin P., at South Kingstown, aged 2"]
years, July 2, 18 16

CARLTER George, near Sumpterville, S. C, in
107th year; his sister, Mrs. Martha Clarke,
died a week after, aged 105 years. Gazette
of Aug. 3, 1822

Thomas, eldest son of George, at Baltimore,
in 5th year ; drank oil of vitriol by mistake.
Gazette of July 21, 1824

COUTHON , at Paris, aged 38 years, exe-
cuted, July 28, 1794
COURTNEY Miss , daughter of an Eng-
lish emigrant, in the Illinois Territory ;
bitten by a tarantula spider. Gazette of Sept. 11, 1819

Rt. Rev. H. R., Lord Bishop of Fixeter, in

England. Gazette of Sept. 10, 1803

, native of France ; served in the

French Army ; profession hairdresser ; he

302 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

COURTNEY:

had the largest bank and East India stock
in the kingdom, said to be worth ^^300,000 ;
at London. Gazette of March 27, 18 19

COUTTS Miss Elvina, perished in the burning

of the theatre at Richmond, Va., Dec. 26, 181 1

-COVELL Mrs. Abigail, wife of Ephraim, in 22nd

year, at Newport. Gazette of May 22, 1802

Rev. Lemuel, formerly of Cheshire, Mass., at

Clinton, Upper Canada, Oct. 19, 1806

Dea. Silas, late of this town, at Troy, N. Y.,

in 68th year, from the effects of a fall, Dec. 26, 1820

COWELL , two brothers, perished in the

late storm. Gazette of Dec. 23, 1786

William, Esq., an admiral in the Dutch Navy,
son of the late Capt. William, of Boston.
He was in command of the Dutch naval
forces, at Batavia, Nov. — , 1808

Major Samuel, at Wrentham, Mass., aged 87

years, an officer of the Revolution, Feb. 23, 1824

COWING Fanny, daughter of Ward, in this town,

m 15th year. Gazette of Feb. '23, 1799

Mrs. Bethiah, wife of Joseph, at Bridgewater,

Mass, aged 78 years. Gazette of Aug. 16, 1823

COWLES Moses, a native of Connecticut, at Sa-
vannah, Ga. Gazette of Aug. 31, 1805
COWMAN Joseph, a daughter of his killed and
a son seriously injured by a tornado at
Anne Arandel County, Va. Gazette of Aug. 23, 1817
COWPER William, the English poet, in England.

Gazette of July 5, 1800

COX Capt. , killed in action at Annes.

Gazette of July 21, 178 1

General James, member of Congress, at

Monmouth, N. J. Gazette of Sept. 29, 1810

Abraham, ordinary seaman, killed on board
frigate Chesapeake in action with the
Shannon, June i, 181 3

Henry, drowned in leaping on board the
steamboat. Gazette of Jan. 11, 1817

Mrs. , wife of William, of Middletown,

Orange County, N. Y., suddenly. Gazette
of Feb. 8, 1817

COX late Governor of Owykee, S. I., one of the

principal chiefs, March — , 1824

, child of George, at Newport, aged

about 2 years. Gazette of Aug. 20, 1825

COXE Rev. Dr., general superintendent of allied
missions and Methodist Bishop, at Lon-
don, Eng., Feb. 25, 181 1

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

30^

COX Tench, Jim., Esq., formerly of Philadel-
phia, at North Carolina. Gazette of

Tench, aged 69 years, at Philadelphia, for-
merly celebrated as politician and writer.
Gazette of
COXALL Nathaniel, of Newport, drowned near
that place,

COY Mrs. , wife of Jonathan W., Esq., in

this town,

John, in this town, in 23rd year,

Jonathan W., Jim., of this town, at Charles-
ton, S. C, in 20th year. Gazette of

James, son of Jonathan W., of this town,
at Charleston, S. C, in 24th year. Ga-
zette of

Jonathan W., Esq., at Barrington, in 55th
year,

Mrs. Sarah, aged 89 years, a native of Bristol,
in this town,
COZZENS Capt. Joseph, driven ashore in a
snow storm near Southold, L. I., and perish-
ed with his entire crew. Gazette of

Robert, perished in a violent snow storm near
Southold, L. I. ; vessel and entire crew lost.
Gazette of

Capt. Matthew, formerly of Newport, at
Charleston, S. C. Gazette of

Mrs. Anne, wife of Benjamin, m 64th year.
Gazette of

Stephen, of this town, in 20th year, at the
Havana. Gazette of

William, sailmaker, in this town. Gazette of

Miss Deborah, formerly of Newport, in this
town, at an advanced age. Gazette of

Benjamin, Esq., in this town, in 8ist year.
Gazette of

Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of Capt. Matthew, of
Newport, in this town, suddenly, in 76th
year,

Mrs. Polly, wife of John, and daughter of the
late James Rogers, of Newport, at Oxford,
Mass., aged 49 years. Gazette of

Peter, at Newport, in 90th year. Gazette of

Capt. George, of this town, master of ship
Grand Turk, at sea on passage from
Havana, in 24th year,

Sarah Marsh, wafe of Benjamin, Jan., Esq.,
and daughter of Seth Wheaton, }£sq., in
this town,

Henry P., of this town, son of Capt. Mat-
thew, of Newport, in 47th year.

March 27, 18 13

July 21, 1824

Sept. 6, 1773

July 21, 1803
Jan. 1 1, 1805

Sept. 26, 1807

Oct. If, 1807
.April 29, 181 1
Aug. 26, 181 2

Jan. 19, 1765

F'eb. 2, 1765

Dec. 6, 1780

Aug. 14, 1790

Nov. 17, 1798
June 27, 1 80 1

May 8, 1 802

Sept. 4, 1802

March 25, 1805

Sept. 26, 1807
March lo, 18 10

July 13, 181 1

Nov. 23, 1816
Sept. 3, 1818

304 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

COZZENS Capt. Gregory, in 88th year, Nov. 26, 1818

Maria, daughter of Richard, in this town, in

1 8th year, July i, 1822

John, formerly of this town, at Plainfield, Ct.,

aged about 68 years, Aug. 6, 1822

Miss Polly, in this town, aged 59 years, Nov. i, 1824

Capt. Benjamin, at Newport, in 78th year.

Gazette of June 11, 1825

Lucy, daughter of Andrew, in this town, in

20th year, Jan. 30, 1825

Benjamin, formerly of this town, at Attle-

boro, in 70th year, July 21, 1825

CRABB John, seaman, killed on board frigate

Chesapeake in action with the Shannon, June i, 1813

CRADDOCK Hon. George, aged 87 years, at

Boston, June 26, 1771

CRAFT Job, aged 2 years, in this town ; was run

over by a wagon, July 8, 1819

Robert, formerly of Newport, at Staten Island,

N. Y., aged 31 years. Gazette of Oct. 15, 1823

CRAFTS Thomas, Esq., at Boston. Gazette of Sept. i, 1798

William, at Newport, aged 72 years, a Revo-
lutionary pensioner, April 19, 1823
CRAGGAN Col. Samuel, at Uxbridge, aged 87

vears. Gazette of Sept. 3, 1825

CRAIG Polly, daughter of John, of this town, March 9, 1795

John, an apprentice to Ilugh Mclntire, stone

cutter, drowned in the North River, Jan. 23, 1805

John, Esq., vice president of the Chamber of

Commerce, of the city, at Philadelphia, in

53rd year. May 29, 1807

Miss Ann, perished in the burning of the

theatre at Richmond, Va., Dec. 26, 181 1

Sir James, late Governor General of the

British Provinces of North America. He

was thrown from his carriage and killed on

the spot. By his will he gave the bulk of

his property to the Earl of Harrington

( Col. Cavendish, eldest son of Lord George

Henry, and cousm of the Duke of Devon-
shire) ; in England, Dec. — , 1811
Archibald and Thomas, sons of John, at

Greene, Hamilton County, Ohio, killed by

lightning while standing under a tree. Ga-
zette of June 25, 18 14
Daniel, drowned in Ohio. Gazette of May i, 1819
William, drowned in Ohio. Gazette of May i, 1819
Mrs. Content, widow of John, at Wrentham,

in 87th year. Oct. 11, 1822

CRAMOND James, at New York, merchant, of

the fever. Gazette of Oct. 5, 1799

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 305

CROMWELL William, aged 85 years, bachelor,

great-grandson of Oliver, Protector of Eng-
land. There now remains only Oliver, an

eminent attorney, and Thomas, clerk in the

Million Bank, sons of Thomas, dec, of

Snow Hill, Holburn, and great-grandsons

of the Protector; at Holburn, Aug. 14, 1772

CRANCH Hon. Richard, at Quincy, Mass., aged

85 years, ~' Oct. 16, iSii

Mrs. Mary, widow of Hon. Richard, at

Quincy, Mass., aged 70 years, Oct. 17, 181 r

Richard, drowned in Lake Erie, near Elk

Creek, an engineer, Aug. 27, 1825

CR AND ALL Capt. Joshua, at Newport, in 35th

year. Gazette of Dec. 19, 1795

Capt. Joseph, aged n years, July 9, 1799

Thomas, of Alexandria, formerly of this town,

at Pawtuxet, in 51st year, July 2^, 1806

Lemuel, of this town, son of the late Capt.

Joseph, in 22nd year, at sea on board brig

Traveller on her passage from Havana to

Cowes, Oct. 17, 1 8 17

Ezekiel, at Newport, aged 'j'j years, a patriot

of the Revolution. Gazette of Oct. 10, 1818

CRANE Isaac, at Alstead, N. H., aged 49 years,

from trying to stop a horse harnessed to a

wagon in which were some of his children.

Gazette of July 31, 1824

Benjamin, at Douglass, Mass. Gazette of Feb. 26, 1825

CRANSTON Walter, at Newport. Gazette of Dec. 3, 1763

Elizabeth, daughter of the late Col. John, of

Newport, at East Greenwich, aged 68 years, Feb. 5, 1790

Thomas, son of the late Thomas, of Newport,

drowned in Nat"ragansett Bay from a packet.

Gazette of Nov. 10, 1792

Mrs. , wife of Peleg. at Newport. Ga-
zette of Sept. 27, 1794
Mrs. Frances, widow of Walter, and daugh-
ter of the late venerable Daniel Ayrault,

at Newport, after a long illness, in 80th

year. Gazette of Feb. 10, 1798

Mrs. Comfort, widow of John, at Newport.

Gazette of Oct. 12, 1799

James G., a native of Newport, at Savannah,

Ga., aged 41 years, Sept. 29, 181 1

William, ordinary seaman, killed on board

the Lawrence on Lake Erie in action, Sept. 10, 181 3

Miss Zilpha, fourth daughter of Samuel, of

and at Foster, Sept. 2^, 181 3

;Q(3 vital record OF RHODE ISLAND

CRANSTON Miss Betsey, daughter of Peleg,
formerly of Foster, aged 28 years, at New
Berlin, N. Y.,

Peleg, at Foster, in 67th year, of Society of
Friends. Gazette of

Rev. Walter, of Savannah, Ga., Episcopalian
minister, aged 32 years, at Middletown, Ct.,

William, at the Newport Asylum, aged 50
years,

Helen, daughter of Samuel, formerly of Fos-
ter, aged 23 years, in this town,

Samuel, at Newport, aged yS years,

Mrs. Grace, widow of Samuel, at Newport, in
89th year,

Rachal, widow of Caleb, at Warren, in 76th
year. Gazette of

Thomas, in this town, aged about 30 years,
CRAPO Mrs. Alice, widow of Nicholas, at
Rochester, Mass., aged yy years. Gazette
of

Earl, of Rochester, Mass., killed at sea by a
stroke of lightning,

Spencer, at Rochester, Mass., of the fever.
Gazette of

Mrs. Merebah, wife of Nicholas, at Roches-
ter, of the fever, aged 46 years ; she left
seven children, May 2,

Nicholas, only brother of Philip E., of this
town, at Rochester, Mass., of the fever,
aged 5 1 years. May 4,

CRAPON Capt. Thomas, knocked overboard
by the boom near Dyer's Island,

Thomas, aged 21 years,

Hannah, wife of Jonathan, in 25th year. Ga-
zette of

Mrs. Susannah, wife of John, in 28th year.
Gazette of

Samuel, in this town, of apoplexy. Gazette
of

Capt. Benjamin, in this town. Gazette of

William, eldest son of Capt. Christopher, of
this town, at sea on passage to Charleston,
S. C, in 22nd year. Gazette of

Mrs. Phebe, wife of Capt. Thomas, in this
town, in 39th year,

Joseph, of this town, aged 21 years, drowned
on passage to Newport,

Thomas, in this town, aged 52 years,

Mrs. Charlotte, wife of Capt. Christopher, in
this town, in 55th year,

July 30,

1820

March 9,

1822

July 27,

1822

Aug. 7,

1823

Sept. 15,
April 18,

1823
1824

Feb. 2,

1825

April 16,
Aug. 3[,

1825
1825

Sept. 25.

1802

Feb. 10,

1805

April 27,

1816

Sept. 27,
April 10,

1789
1790

July 2,

1796

Jan. 7,

1797

April 25,
Sept. 10,

1801
1803

Feb. 28,

1807

Jan. 24,

1812

May 5,
April 18,

1812
1814

Sept. 12,

1819

816
816

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

307

CRAPON Peleg M., formerly of this town, at
Savannah, Ga., aged 32 years. Gazette of
Edward D., in this town, in 21st year,
William, in this town, aged 37 years,
Capt. Christopher, in 63rd year, in this town,
Albert, son of Daniel, in this town, in 21st
year,
CRARY Col. Archibald, at Newport, in 72nd
year ; commanded a Rhode Island Regi-
ment in the Revolution ;
Samuel, son of Samuel, aged about 6 years,
at Fall River, Mass. ; had just been dis-
missed from the Sunday School ; in cross-
ing the river on a log he fell off and was
drowned,
CRAVEN Elijah R., A. M., M. D., professor
of botany in Columbian College, D. C.
Gazette of
CRAWFOOT John, of Connecticut, seaman, at

New York Hospital,
CRAWFORD William, son of Gideon, of Provi-
dence, drowned at Surinam, W. I. ; be-
longed to brig Susannah, Capt. John Hop-
kins. Gazette of
Abigail, wife of Capt. Joseph, at Providence,
Mrs. Abijah, widow of Capt. John, at Provi-
dence, in 55th year,
Joseph, of Providence. Gazette of
Sarah, wife of Capt. John. Gazette of
Mary, wife of Gideon, at an advanced age,

Mrs. , widow, in 90th year. Gazette

of
Gideon, of this town, in 84th year,
Capt. Joseph, an eminent nautical com-
mands, in 60th year,
Joseph, merchant, in this town. Gazette of
James, printer, at Philadelphia. Gazette of
Mrs. Susannah, widow of Joseph, in this town,

in 87th year,
Mrs. Nancy, widow of Capt. Gideon, in this

town. Gazette of
James, at Philadelphia,
Col. James, formerly Governor of Bermuda,

at New York,
Lieut. General, of the British Army, killed

in the action in Spain at Cuidad Rodrigo,
Hannah (colored ), at an advanced age, long
a memlDer of St. John's Church. Gazette
of
Mrs. Belinda, at Richmond, Eng., aged 115
years. Gazette of

Nov. 21, 1821
Jan. 21, 1822

June 10, 1822
Sept. 9, 1823

May 14, 1824

March 16, 18 12

May 2, 1824

Dec. 13, 1823
April 19, 1805

March 21, 1772
Oct. 4, 1773

Sept. 23, 1774
Jan. 6, 1776

Aug. 31, 1776
Oct. 9, 1789

Dec. 5, 1789
Feb. 27, 1792

Sept. 29, 1796
May 6, 1797
Oct. 6, 1798

Feb. 18, 1802

May 28, 1803
Sept. 19, 1 8 10

March 22, 181 1

Jan. 24, 1812

May 23, 1812
Aug. 29, 1812

;08

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

CRAWFORD Mrs. Catharine, widow of Capt.

Joseph, in 73rd year,
Wilham, aged 21 years, at Westport, Me.

He had planned to give an entertainment

to his friends on his majority ; they went

and buried him. Gazette of
D. W., at Mobile ; said to have been killed

in a duel. Gazette of
James, native of Ireland, fell down stairs, at

Goshen, N. Y.,
Robert, at Columbia County, Ga., brother of

the Secretary of the Treasury. Gazette of
Charles, brother of the Secretary, at Alabama.

CRANSHAW W , in Wales. Had ac-
cumulated a fortune in the iron trade in
the last 40 years of ^5,000,000. Gazette
of

CRAYTON George, a youth, killed on board
frigate Chesapeake in action with the
Shannon,

CREASE Samuel, printer, at Boston, aged about
33 years,

CREED Mary, widow, in this town, in 83rd year,

CREETMAN William, died at Halifax a pris-
oner of war between Nov. 23, 1776, and

CREIGHTMAN Pamilla, wife of Benjamin.
Gazette of

CREMER Midshipman John, of U. S. Ship
Franklin, drowned in the surf near Valpa-
raiso,

CRESSON Thomas, at Swanzey, aged 93 years,
9 months. He came to the Lower Ashuelot,
N. H., aged 14 years, (1736) among the
first settlers in that place ; was at Louisburg,
1845 ; was in the war of 1756 and taken by
the Indians near Fort Dummer and carried
into Canada, where he was kept four
months ; was also in the Revolution. Ga-
zette of

CRESSOP Michael, eldest son of Thomas, cap-
tain in the Continental Service, at Boston,
native of Potomac, Va., aged 28 years,

CROADE Mary, wife of John, merchant, at
Warren, in 24th year. Gazette of
John, at Warren, in 52nd year,
Nathaniel, at Pawtucket, merchant, aged 45

years.
Miss Mary, at Pawtucket, in 6ist year,

April 6, 181 5

May 24, 1817

April 17, 1819

Dec. 6, 1820

Sept. 7, 1822

May 26, 1824

Dec. 22, 1810

June I, 1813

April 15, 1822
Jan. 10, 1821

Dec. 26, 1777
June 10, 1780

March 19, 1822

June 16, 1821

Oct. 18, 1775

June 26, 1784
May 25, 1806

April 2, 1808
April 7, 1 813

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

!09

CROCKER Dr. Elijah P., a native of Massachu-
setts, at Savannah, Ga. Gazette of Nov. 14, 1807
Ebenezer, Esq., at Barnstable, aged 64 years,

father of Rev. Mr. Crocker of this town, Eeb. 17, 1817

Capt. , of schooner Calypso, at Ha-
vana, W. I., of the fever, July 15, 1817

CROCHESEN Judge , at Staten Island,

N. Y., late member of Congress, aged 50
years. Gazette of Nov. 20, 1819

CROMBE Alderman, in England; was a friend
to America in 1775; he left $620,000 in
personal property. Gazette of Oct. 3, 1818

CROMBIE William, at Chester, N. H., frozen

to death in a storm, aged 20 years, Nov. 28, 1769

CROMPTON , son of VVilliam, Jun.,

aged about 8 years, drowned in the river, Sept. 7, 1785

CRONMON Peter Ernest, a Danish seaman,
aged about 25 years, drowned by upsetting
of a boat in Bristol harbor, June 1 1, 1808

CROOKE Annie, wife of Robert, Esq., at New-
port, in 64th year. Gazette of Feb. 7, 1795
Robert, Esq., naval officer of the port, at

Newport, in 85th year. ■ Gazette of March 6, 1802

CROOKES Mrs. Ann, wife of John, printer, at

New York. Gazette of Jan. 23, 1802

John, P3sq., aged 47 years, at New York, one
of the editors of the Merchantile Advertiser.
Gazette of July 4, i<Si8

CROSBY Otis, in 29th year, in this town, Nov. 9, 181 1

Hon. Oliver, at Brookfield, Mass., member of

the Senate. Gazette of Aug. 8, 1818

Mrs. Ruth Pope, wife of Timothy, formerly

of Boston, in this town, aged 41 years, May 3, 18 19

Mrs. Rebecca, widow of Thomas, at Newport,

aged 45 years. Gazette of Aug. 28, 18 19

CROSKEY Richard, at Philadelphia ; he fell from
his wagon which passed over him and
almost instantly killing him. Gazette of June 3, 181 5

CROSS John, rigger. Gazette of July i, 1786

Polly, daughter of the late John, in 15th year, Sept. 28, 1787
Freelove, widow of John, April 6, 1802

John, aged 76 years, at South Kingstown.

Gazette of April 6, 1805

Mrs. Abigail, widow of John, at South Kings-
town, aged 71 years. Gazette of April 20, 181 1
Gen. Ralph, at Newburyport, aged 'j'^ years,

a soldier in the Revolution. Gazette of Sept. 28, 181 1

Peleg, at Charleston, aged 92 years, Dec. ly, 1812

James, aged 22 years, at Hummingford. L. C,
swallowed a dose of diluted potash by mis-
take. Gazette of Aug. 9, 1817

310 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

CROSS Robert, at Boston, aged 24 years. Ga-
zette of April 5, i8?3
Amos, Esq., late Chief Justice Court of Com-
mon Pleas Washington County, at Westerly, Dec. 15, 1823
CROSSLEY John, biscuit baker, at Philadelphia, July 7, 1802
James, a youth, at Philadelphia, July 13, 1802
GROSSMAN Robert, at Taunton, in 93rd year.

Gazette of Aug. 17, 1799

Otis, at Taunton, in 48th year. Gazette of Aug. 16, 1806

Nancy, wife of Simeon, at Taunton, sud-
denly. Gazette of May 12, 1821
Daniel, at Glocester, in 72nd year, June 15, 1S23
Dea. Robert, at Taunton, aged 89 years.

Gazette of Dec. 20, 1823

John H., son of the late William, at Taunton, Aug. 15, 1824
William, at England, aged 90 years ; had

ready his coffin for 50 years ; used it as a

cupboard. Gazette of Oct. 20, 1824

CROUCH Mrs. ■ , of the Drury Lane

theatre, London, aged 44 years. Gazette

of Nov. 30, 1805

W^illiam, formerly of Providence, at Charles-
ton, S. C, aged about 43 years. Gazette

of Nov. 12. 1808

Mrs. Sophia Jane, wife of Abraham, at

Charleston, S. C, in 22nd year, Sept. 10, 1809

Mrs. Mary, widow of Charles, and daughter

of the late David Wilkinson, Esq., of this

town, at Charleston, S. C. Gazette of Oct. 24, 1818

CROW Sarah, wife of Benjamin, in this town.

Gazette of Sept. 29, 1798

CROWE Mrs. , a widow, at an advanced

age. Gazette of April 13, 1776

CROWELL William, of Cape Cod, died from the

hardships endured as prisoner of war at

Newport. Gazette of March 21, 177S

William, of the Dolphm, from hardships as a

prisoner of war at Newport, at the General

Hospital, Bristol. Gazette of April 18, 1778

Jonathan, of Capt. Welsh's Co., wounded

( smce died) at battle of Tippecanoe, Nov. 7, 181 1

Aaron ; his wife drowned at Yarmouth,

Mass., Dec. 20, 1812

Mrs. Lucy, at Yarmouth, in 57th year, June 30, 1819

CROWNINGSHIELD Capt. George, owner of

the Cleopatra's Barge, on board said vessel,

suddenly, at Salem, Nov. 26, 18 17

GROWTH ER Rev. J , in England, 40

years Methodist minister. Gazette of July 31, 1824

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 311

CROXALL James, Esq., at Baltimore, Md., aged

58 years, formerly a merchant at that place.

Gazette of Aug. 5,

CRUDEN Alexander, author of the Concordance,

suddenly, at I.slington, Eng.. Nov. 2,

CRUFF Mrs. Cynthia, wife of Thomas, Jun., and
daughter of Joseph Manchester, Esq., at
Coventry, in 35th year, Oct. 16,

CRUET Mrs. Sukey, wife of Capt. John, at Bos-
ton, aged 50 years. Gazette of May 3,

CRUMP Mrs. Lydia, wife of William B., of Paw-
tucket, and daughter of Benjamm Bos-
worth, at Bristol, Sept. 4,

CRUTZER Rev. John; he had just given out
his text when he fell and expired, at Ches-
ter, Penn. Gazette of

CUDWORTH Mrs. , at Barclay, Mass.,

thrown from a sleigh,

CUFFP2E Capt. PauJ, at Westport, Mass., aged

59 years,
CULLAN Eunice, at Boston, aged 52 years.

Gazette of

CULLEN Dr. , in Scotland, the medical

lecturer. Gazette of
CULVER David, aged 60 years, and son, aged
20, of Coventry, drowned in P^ast Green-
wich harbor. Gazette of
CUMBERLAND Duke of, died

Richard, P2sq., the essayist and dramatic poet,
in Phigland. Gazette of
GUMMING Rev. Alexander, aged n years, at

Boston,
CUMMINGS Joseph, at Woodstock, Ct., killed
by a falling tree. Gazette of
Mrs. Sarah, wife of Rev. Hooper, fell into the

water at Newark Falls,
Nathaniel, aged 58 years, at New Hampton,
N. PL, killed by his bull,

Col. , killed in a duel. Gazette of

James, late of Burlington, N. Y., at Attle-
boro, aged 15 years, from the fall of a
post,
N. L., First Lieut, of U. S. Brig Spark, at
Quarantine, N. Y. Gazette of
CUNDALL Mrs., wife of Joseph, at Portsmouth.
Gazette of
Joseph, aged 62 years, at Portsmouth. Ga-
zette of
Joseph, at Portsmouth, perished in a snow
storm. Gazette of

Dec. 18,

1824

Feb. 5,

1787

Sept. 7,

1817

F'eb. 12,

1823

May 15,

1790

Aug. 10,
Oct. 31,

1811

1765

June 22,

1811

Aug. 26,

1763

Feb. 8,

1772

June 14,

1812

Oct. 30,
April 17,

1818

1824

May 28,

1824

July 31.

1824

Oct. 13,

1810

Sept. 4,

1790

Jan. 4,

1812

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770

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312 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

CUNDALL John, son of the late Hon. Joseph,

at Portsmouth, aged 19 years. Gazette of Jan. 10,

CUNNINGHAM John, merchant, at Charleston,

S. C. Gazette of Sept.. 14,

Miss Emeline, of Cecil County, Maryland,
murdered by an Irishman calling hmiself
John Martin. Gazette of April 27,

CURRIAN Capt. John H., at North Providence,
in 91st year, an officer of the Rev^olution
under Rochambeau, Aug. 16,

CURREY Samuel, at an advanced age, at Provi-
dence, Dec. 28,
Samuel, son of James, of this town, at Suri-
nam, aged 19 years. Gazette of Sept. 6,
Capt. James, in this town, Sept. 25,
John, of this town, at Rehoboth. Gazette of Feb. 14,
CURRIE Elizabeth, widow of Major Samuel,

aged 78 years. Gazette of March 14,

Miss Abigail, aged 55 years, eldest daughter
of the late Major Samuel Currie, of this
town. Gazette of Feb. 17,

Miss Sally, aged 53 years, Oct. 11,

Miss Esther, in this town, in 20th year, July 6,

Mrs. Penelope, in this town, in 47th year, Jan. 14,

Abby, daughter of the late James, in this

town, in i8th year, Aug. 21,

Eliza, daughter of the late James, in this town,

aged 15 years, Dec. 13,

Robert, in this town, aged 78 years, Sept. 13,

Mrs. , and two infant children, drowned

near Leeseburg, Va. Gazette of June 16,

CURSON Richard, formerly of New York, mer-
chant, at Baltimore, aged 80 years. Gazette
of July 20,

Richard, Jun., merchant, at Baltimore, aged

45 years, June 14,

CURTICE Andrew, son of Israel, of Middletown,

Mass., killed by lightning, July 23,

CURTIS Ensign , of Lieut. Col. Pletcher's

Regiment, killed in action at Annes. Ga-
zette of July 21,
Joseph, at Boston. Gazette of Sept. 8,
Ruth, of this town, died of the fever. Gazette

of Sept. 13,

PLlizabeth, wife of Capt. Stephen, very sud-
denly, at Charlestown, Mass., aged 32 years.
Gazette of Jan. 17,

David, at Worcester, aged 50 years, after a
week's illness, Feb. 12,

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 313

CURTIS : three lads of this name went in

the creek to swim ; one got beyond his
depth, the others in trying to rescue him
perished also, at Nelson, N. Y. Gazette
of

George Darling, infant son of Thaddeus, aged
9 months and 20 days,

Angell Harris, son of John, in this town, in
6th year,

Henry, in this town, aged 49 years,

William, at Thompson, Ct., aged 25 years.
Gazette of

Henry Martyn, infant son of Moses, in this
town, aged i year, 7 months,

Artimon Hill, son of Capt. Right, at Belling-
ham, in loth year, suddenly. Gazette of
CURWEN Capt. George, at Philadelphia. Ga-
zette of
CUSCADEN Alexander, native of Londonderry,

Ire., printer, aged 26 years, at Boston,
GUSHING Michael, distiller, at Providence, fell
into the \vorm tub,

Isaac, at Providence. Gazette of

Mary, wife of Hon. Thomas, Speaker House
of Representatives, at Boston,

John, died at Halifax a prisoner of war be-
tween Nov. 23, 1776, and

Benjamin, Sen., in 79th year,

Benjamin, Esq., in 51st year. Gazette of

Hon. Thomas, Lt. Gov. of Massachusetts,
in 63rd year,

Rebecca, daughter of Michael, deceased, in
24th year. Gazette of

Abigail, widow of Benjamin, in 63rd year,

Deborah, widow of Hon. Thomas, late Lieut.
Governor of Massachusetts, at Boston, in
63rd year. Gazette of

Joseph C, in 24th year. Gazette of

Benjamin, of this town, merchant, at Cape
Nicholas Mole. Gazette of

Mr. , of Boston, bookseller, at Charles-
ton, S. C. Gazette of

Samuel, printer, native of Hingham, Mass.,
and foreman in office of " Gazette of the
United States", at Philadelphia. Gazette
of

Mrs. Indicia, widow of Michael, in 71st year.
Gazette of

George W., merchant, of this town, in 26th
year, at sea.

July 29,

1815

Aug. 2,

1820

April 25,
June 29,

1822
1822

Jan. 10,

1824

Dec. 25,

1824

Jan. 15,

1825

Sept. 12,

1807

April 16,

1811

Oct. 27,
Dec. 7,

1770
1771

Dec. 24,

1771

Dec. 26,
Feb. 24,
June 10,

1777
1785
1786

Feb. 28,

1788

July 25,
Aug. 27,

1789
1789

April 10,
Aug. 31.

1790
1793

Oct. 25,

1794

Sept. 10,

1796

Oct. 6,

1798

Feb. 21,

1800

Dec. 31,

1804

314 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

GUSHING Nathaniel, of this town, in 39th year, April 19, 1805
Mrs. Sarah, wife of Thomas G., editor of the

Salem Gazette, at Salem, aged '^^'j years.

Gazette of July 20, 1805

Mrs. Hannah, widow of Benjamin, Esq., and
•^ daughter of the late Governor Cooke, in

56th year, at the seat of Capt. John Jenckes,

inSmithfield, Oct. 26, 1806

Miss Harriet, granddaughter of Charles, Esq.,

at Boston, aged 23 years. Gazette of Dec. 5, 1807

Coi. Thomas, son of the late Governor, at

Salem, Mass. Gazette of Dec. 10, 1S08

Rev. Dr. Jacob, at Waltham, aged 79 years,

and 57th of his ministry, Jan. 18, 1809

William, of Berwick, mate of ship Tom, mur-
dered by the crew of the ship, at Gutten-

burgh, June 25, 1809

Hon. William, at Scituate, Mass., aged Jl

years, one of the Associate Justices of the

United States Court, Sept. 13, 1810

Milton E., editor of the American Union, at

Somers, Ct., aged 24 years. Gazette of Dec. 7, 181 1

Benjamin, Esq., at Hingham, aged 88 years, Aug. 8, 1812

Mrs. Ednah Jewett, wife of Henry, in 43rd

year, April 24, 181 5

Joseph, at Seekonk, in 8ist year. May 15, 1817

Joseph C, son of Capt. Joseph, at Seekonk,

in 3rd year, Jan. 21, 1818

William Jarvis, infant son of Daniel C, Aug. 19, 1818

Capt. Chauncey, at Seekonk, aged 28 years, Nov. 22, 1819
Betsey, wife of Chandler C, and second

daughter of Valentine Martin, Esq., in 24th

year, at Seekonk, June 9, 1820

Daniel, at North Providence, in 33rd year, Jan. 20, 1822

Charlotte Amanda, only daughter of Josiah,

at Attleboro, aged 3 years, 7 months, Jan. 30, 1822

Daniel, at North Providence, in 33rd year.

Gazette of Feb. 2, 1822

Gen. Thomas H., at New London, aged ^y

years, a soldier of the Revolution, Oct. 18, 1822

Mrs. Sarah, wife of Matthew, at North Provi-
dence, in 58th year ; was drowned in cross-
ing the river at Littleton ; leaves six

children, March 23, 1824

Nancy, wife of John, of Weymouth, drowned

off Spectacle Island, near Boston, June 14, 1824

Ezekiel, son of Charles C, at Seekonk, in 3rd

year, July 19, 1824

Thomas C, aged 60 years, at Salem, for

nearly 37 years editor and proprietor of

"Salem Gazette." Gazette of Oct. 2, 1824

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 315

GUSHING Miss Abigail, sister of the late Hon.
William, at Scituate, Mass., aged 76 years.
Gazette of Oct. 23

Matthew, at North Providence, a long resi-
dent of that town, Jan. 5

John S., aged 12 years, and George, aged 11
years, sons of Samuel, at Portsmouth,
N. H., drowned by upsetting of a boat.
Gazette of June 29

Josiah, son of the late Job, of Seekonk, at

Pawtucket, in 3Sth year, Sept. 27

CUSHMAN Jacob, at Attleboro, at an advanced

age. Gazette of May 28

Matthew S., in this town, in 34th year, April 18

Mary Ann, only daughter of Adoniram, of
Middleborough, Mass., at Assonet, sud-
denly, aged 1 5 years. Gazette of Nov. 2

Mrs. Elizabeth, in New Jersey, in 40th year,
wife of Peter, and daughter of John Pot-
ter, of Scituate, Aug. 8
CUSTIS John Parke, stepson to General Wash-
ington. Gazette of Dec. 15
CUSTUS Samuel, of Virginia, drowned off Fort

McHenry, Sept. 20

CUTBUSH Dr. James, professor of chemistry at
the Military Academy at West Point. Ga-
zette of Dec. 27
CUTLER Mrs., wife of William, aged 47 years,
at Menotomy ; she was the mother of 36
children but the 35th was the only one to
survive to follow her to the grave, Dec. i

Mrs. Mary, wife of Benjamin Clarke Cutler,

merchant, at Boston. Gazette of Oct. 11

John, Esq., at Boston, aged 82 years. Ga-
zette of Nov. 2

Benjamin C, at Jamaica Plain, Mass., aged

54 years. Gazette of April 14

Azariah, Esq., at Killingly, Ct., in 63rd year.

Gazette of May 14

Miss Sarah D., at Boston, aged 27 years.

Gazette of Dec. 21

Rev. Manasseh, LL. D., at Hamilton, Mass.,
aged 81 years, more than 50 years minister
in this place and several terms congress-
man from this district. Gazette of Aug. 6

Samuel B., at Southboro, aged 30 years, sud-
denly. Gazette of Aug. 20
CUTTER William, of Newport, at Boston, aged

32 years, Oct. 29

Aaron, at West Cambridge, aged 51 years, Dec. 26

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CUTTER Azel R., son of Companion, of Wood-
bridge, drowned while bathing. Gazette of

CUTTS Richard, Esq., at Kittery, Me. Gazette
of
Edward, Esq., president of the U. S. Branch
Bank, at Portsmouth, N. H. Gazette of

CUYLER Henry, aged 89 years, at New York,
merchant,
John I., Esq., sheriff of Albany County,
N. Y. Gazette of

July 28, 1824
13, 1810
29, 1824
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2, 1802

Oct.

Sept.
Dec.

Oct.

D

DABNEY Charles, merchant, suddenly. Ga-
zette of

Mary, widow of Charles, in 44th year, at
Killingly,
DABOLL Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Nathan, at
Groton, Ct., in 70th year,

Nathan, at Groton, Ct., aged 68 years, a noted
mathematician. Gazette of
DACRES Admiral, in London,
DADE Townsend S., killed in a duel with Robert

Stuart in King George County, Va.,
DAGGETT Nathan, in 44th year, at Rehoboth,

Rev. Napthali, D. D., at New Haven. Ga-
zette of
DAGGETT. There were living, 1778, in Attle-
boro, 5 sisters whose names before mar-
riage were Daggett. On March 6 of that
year the youngest died, aged 72. The
same day a brother died, aged 84. The
four sisters now living, their ages amount
to 339 years. Gazette of

Elizabeth, widow of Thomas, in 85th year, at
Attleboro. Gazette of

Mary, wife of William, in 33rd year,

W , of the Snow Sea Otter, of Boston,

killed on the northwest coast by the
natives. Gazette of

Nathan, merchant, at Rehoboth. Gazette of

Charlotte, daughter of Abner, in i6th year.
Gazette of

John, at Attleboro, in 79th year; he com-
manded a regiment of militia in the Revolu-
tionary War. Gazette of

Oct. 23, 1784

Oct. II, 1791

Aug. 29, 18 1 3

March 21, 1818

Jan. 9, 1810

June 19, 1820

April 18, 1778

Dec. 27, 1780

Oct. 14, 1786

Aug. 14, 1790
May 3, 1794

Oct. 28, 1797
Nov. 10, 1798

April 20, 1799

Eeb. 5, 1803

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

317

DAGGETT James, at Rehoboth, at an advanced

age. Gazette of
Thomas, formerly of this town, at Attleboro,

in 76th year,
Benjamin, at Attleboro, aged 43 years,
Lyman, son of E , of Boston, at VVrent-

ham, aged 19 years. Gazette of
Dexter, in 42nd year ; he was thrown from

his carriage Saturday and severely injured ;

lived until Wednesday following when he

died of his injuries,
Mrs. Sybel, widow of Thomas, late of Attle-
boro, in this town, in 80th year,
Henry, of Martha's Vineyard, on board the

sloop Polly, on passage from Navis for this

port. Gazette of
Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Robert, in this town,
David L., son of Hon. David, Esq., of this

town ( New Haven ), aged 19 years,
Mrs. Hannah, wife of William, at Seekonk,

aged 78 years,
Hannah, daughter of William and Hannah,

at Seekonk, aged 53 years,
Mrs. Rebecca, wife of Nephtali, Esq., in this

town, aged 32 years,
Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Henry, Esq., at New

Haven, Ct., aged 60 years. Gazette of
John, at Seekonk, in 54th year,
Charlotte, daughter of Capt. E^lijah, at Attle-
boro, in 20th year,
Orr, went over the dam at Grass River and

was drowned,
William, at Rehoboth, in 90th vear. Gazette

of
Capt. Timothy, at Rehoboth, in 90th year,
Capt. Gilbert, of the brig Commerce, of this

port, at New Orleans, in 30th year,
Daniel, of this town, at sea on board brig

Fame on her passage from Havana,
Maggie M., daughter of Capt. Samuel, Jun.,

drowned at Holmes Hole harbor by break-
ing through the ice. Gazette of
Gardiner, Esq., in this town, aged about "^J

years,
Capt. Preston, son of Robert, of Seekonk, in

37th year ; leaves wife and three children ;

died at sea on passage from New Orleans

to New York.
Mrs. P , of this town, at sea on board

ship Bellena on passage from New Orleans

to New York,

June 7, 1806

Aug. 19,
Sept. II,

Feb. 6,

April 13,

1808

Jan. 7,

1810

July 14,
Aug. 24,

1810
1810

Sept. 25,

1810

Dec. 28,

1812

Dec. 31,

1812

March 25,

1813

May 22,
June 4,

1813
1814

June 25,

1816

April 9,

1818

Feb. 6,
Oct. 18,

1819
1819

Nov. 10,

1819

May 3,

1820

Feb. 14,

1821

March 2"],

1821

Aug. 4,

1821

Aug. 4,

1821

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807

318

VITAL EECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

DAGGETT Mrs. Hannah, widow of Dexter, and

daughter of Abel Richards, of Dedham,

Mass., in this town,
Capt. Robert, late master of brig Globe, of

this port, at Savannah, Ga.,
Timothy, son of Dea. James, of Rehoboth, in

30th year, at St. Louis, Mo. Gazette of
Russell, formerly of this town, at New York,

in 52nd year,
Russell, native of Rhode Island, at New York

Hospital,
William Henry, only son of Capt. Nathan, of

this town, in i6th year, at Havana, of the

fever,
DAI LEY Capt. Daniel, of this town, at St. Croix,
Mrs. Phebe, widow of the late Capt. Daniel,

aged 58 years, in this town. Gazette of
Phebe D., youngest daughter of Capt. Daniel

D., aged i year, 9 months,
Daniel, son of Capt. Daniel, in this town, aged

14 months,
William, marine, of this town, on board the

U. S. Frigate Congress on her voyage to

India,
DALANP:Y Dr. William, of Philadelphia, in New

Jersey. Gazette of
DALAND Benjamin, Jr., of Danvers, killed at

Lexington,
Jack ( colored ), aged 65 years ; at Salem,

Mass. Gazette of
DALBO Peter, drowned in a storm off Maguona.

Gazette of
DALE Thomas, Jun.,at Springfield, Ct., aged 30

years, an ingenious mechanic ; in attempt-
ing to cross the Connecticut over an old

string piece he fell about the distance of

40 feet and died next day. Gazette of
DALL James, native of Boston, at Catalpa Hill,

near Baltimore, aged 54 years. Gazette of
James, a Baltimore merchant, native of Bos-
ton, at his seat at Catalpa Hill, Md., in

54th year. Gazette of
DALLIS Mrs. Sabera, wife of Michael, in 48th

year. Gazette of
Michael, in this town, aged 58 years,
Alexander James, Secretary of the Treasury,

at Philadelphia,
DALRYMPLE Campbell, Esq., Lieut. Col. of

the King's Own Regiment of Dragoons,

and formerly Governor of the Islands of

Sept. 20, 1 82 1

Nov. 2, 1821

Oct. 23, 1822

Dec. 16, 1823

Dec. 16, 1823

Dec. I, 1824
March 4, 1795

Dec. 4, 1813

Oct. I, 1817

Sept. 10, 1818

Dec. 28, 1820

Nov. 9, 1805

April 19, 1775

Sept. 26, 1807

March 21, 1767

Jan. 7, 1815
Oct. I, 1808

Oct. 1, 1808

Jan. 14, 1809
June 7, 1812

Jan. 16, 1817

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 319

DALRYMPLE:

Guadaloupe and Dominica, at Grenada.
Gazette of -^I'g- 29

DALTON Benjamin, at Coventry, N. H. Ga-
zette of Aug. 13

Samuel, in North Carolina, aged 115 years;
he died suddenly of the dysentery ; was
married but once ; 600 of his descendants
are now living. Gazette of June 13

Peter Roe, Esq., cashier of late Bank of

United States, at Boston, aged 68 years, Sept. 8

Hon. Tristam, aged 79 years, formerly Senator

in Congress, at Boston, May 31

DAMMER Gorham, Esq., attorney at law, at

Hallowell, Me., aged 23 years. Gazette of Jan. 26

DAMMERING John, frozen to death near Ports-
mouth, N. H., Jan. 4
DANA Richard, barrister at law, at Boston, aged

72 years. Gazette of May 23

Capt. , of Baltimore, at Lisbon. Ga-
zette of Nov. 23

Jaykell, formerly of this town, at New Lon-
don, aged 30 years, March 31

Samuel, in this town, in 27th year, Jan. 2

Colville, perished at sea in the wreck of the
schooner Gladiator, Capt. Potts, of this
port, in 35th year. Gazette of Jan. 19

Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Nathaniel, in this

town, in 68th year, Sept. 15

Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Hon. Francis, and
eldest daughter of William Ellery, Esq., of
Newport, at Cambridge, Mass., aged 56
years. Gazette of Sept. 12

Phinehas, Esq., merchant, a native of Boston,
20 years a resident at Norfolk, Va., in 47th
year, April 17

Hon. Francis, late Chief Justice of the Su-
preme Judicial Court of Massachusetts, at
Cambridge, aged 68 years, April 25

Nathaniel, in this town, in 83rd year, Dec. 16

John Clarke, infant son of John W., in this

town, Jan. 3

DANFORTH Samuel, clerk of the Superior

Court of Providence County, Oct. 5

Job, Jun., in this town. Gazette of Sept. 5

Mrs. Sarah, wife of Job, in this town, in 59th

year, March 5

Gen. Asa, at Onondaga, N. Y., aged 73 years,

a soldier of the Revolution. Gazette of Oct. 10

Sarah, vvife of Ozias, aged 43 years, in this

town, May 4

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VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

DANFORTH George, son of Walter R., aged i
year 5 months, in this town,

Mrs. Hannah, wife of Asa, at Norton, aged
28 years. Gazette of

Sarah B., second daughter of Ozias, in this
town, aged 15 years,
DANIEL Thomas H., a suicide in the Middlesex

Jail,
DANIELS Mrs. Nancy, wife of Darius, at Men-
don,

Susannah, wife of Samuel, at Bellingham,
and daughter of Thomas Aldrich of Smith-
field, at Lestor,

Mrs. Mary, widow of Adams, late of Milford,
Mass., at Cumberland, in 34th year,
DANZIE Duke of, in France. Gazette of
DARDLEY William, aged 9 years, fell on a

jack-knife at Williamstown. Gazette of
DARBY Hon. Ezra, member of House of Repre-
sentatives from New Jersey, at Washing-
ton, in 40th year,

John, of Bristol, of the schooner , lost

on Lime Rock, Newport Harbor, lost over-
board and drowned,
DARLING James, printer, at New York. Ga-
zette of

Vienna, w^ife of Ziba, in this town, in 36th
year,

Dea. Samuel, at Bellingham, Mass., aged 95
years, 40 years a deacon in the Baptist
Church at that place,

Mrs. Esther, widow of Dea. Samuel, late of
Bellingham, Mass., at Cumberland, in 80th
year,

Peter, Esq., at Cumberland, in 93rd year,

Phineas, of Burrillville, died at Mr. Hatha-
way's tavern in this town in consequence
of a blow he got Tuesday from a shaft of a
wagon,

Mrs. Rachal, widow of Moses, at Bellingham,
Mass., in 86th year,

Mrs. Sally, wife of Welcome, and daughter
of Andrew Godell, of Amherst, Mass., at
Cumberland, in 36th year,
DARRAH Mrs. Ann, wife of John, at Newport,

aged 59 years,
DARRELL Edward, at Newport, late president

of a branch bank at Charleston, S. C,
DARRY Jacob, at Attleboro, aged 23 years.
Gazette of

Nov. 12,

1S21

June 25,

1823

Oct. 6,

1825

Dec. 12,

1819

March 10,

1803

Aug. 28

Dec. 28
Oct. 26

Feb. 20

Jan. 28

Jan. 31
Oct. 6
Jan. 9

June 12

Feb. 18,
May 16,

1816
1818

Oct. 8,

1818

Sept. 28,

1820

July 30,

1823

Sept. 10,

1818

July 16,

1797

Oct. 5,

1822

1808

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DARSEY Judge Walter, of Maryland, at Phila-
delphia, of apoplexy. Gazette of Auo- K
DARTMOUTH Rt. Hon. the I^Larl of, in Eng-
land. Gazette of Jan 5

DASHIALL Lieut. , of U. S. schooner

Augusta, stationed on the African coast,
at Sierra Leone, buried with honors of war.
Gazette of Nov. 22

DASPERE Peter. Gazette of Dec 26

DAUGHERTY Michael, at his plantation in
Schriven County, Ga., one of the first
settlers, aged 135 years. Gazette of July ^

DAVENPORT Jonathan died at Halifax a

prisoner of war between Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26

Sergeant , of Massachusetts, of Col.

Baylor's Regiment of Horse, killed in

action, Sept. 28

Barnett, born New Milford, Ct.,Oct.25, 1760,
executed for murder and other crimes at
Litchfield, May 8

Hon. James, member of Congress from Con-
necticut, at Stamford. Gazette of Aug. 12

Mrs. Mehitable, wife -of William, at Glocester,

in 58th year. Gazette of Feb. 15

Capt. Thomas, at Newport, in 32nd year.

Gazette of July 24

Mrs. Hannah, widow of Ebenezer, at New-
port, in 75th year. Gazette of Oct. 13

Mrs. Frances, wife of Samuel, aged 71 years, Nov. 23

Gideon, at Newport, in 73rd year. Gazette

of Sept. 15

Mrs. Esther, wife of Jeremiah, and daughter
of the Re\^ Peleg Burroughs, formerly of
Newport, at Tiverton, in 25th year. May 2

Philip Palmer, infant son of Gideon, in this

town, aged 8 months, Oct. 8

Samuel, in 77th year, March 28

William, at Mendon, in 67th year, of Society

of Friends, July 10

Moses G., son of Isaac, aged 20 years, in
Mame ; in opening a jack knife he stuck
the blade into his left thigh and died with-
in two minutes. Gazette of Dec. 5

Mrs. Phillis, widow of Gideon, at Newport, in

86th year. Gazette of Oct. 30

Samuel, formerly of this state, for ten years

resident at Savannah, Ga., in 32nd year, Aug. 4

Mrs. Deborah, wife of Charles E., and daugh-
ter of Jesse Denham, at Newport, aged 21
years. Gazette of Jan. 27

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811

[823
795

[808

^777

1778

[780

797

;8oo

:8o2

1804
:8o9

810

[811

[815
[816

:8i8

[818
:8i9
;820

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VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

322

DAVENPORT Joseph, at Providence, in 55th
JoCat Seekonk, in 55th yea,-, formerly of

€S?s^t=':Sa^:Se£;

DAVID Ebenezer, ordained mmrster of babba

tarian Church, ^^,„.^, t.-.^ • was about
Richard, at Jackson Coun^y^ Incl ^^^.^^ .

to go to his bnde s hous^^°^\i,,en by a
while catching his horse wa ^^

rattlesnake aad appeared to na

tVip snot. Gazette oi

the spoL. drowned on Lake

DAVIDSON Lieut ^irow

Erie with 19 of his men ^,ed 52 years ;
r- T^Kn at Baltimore, ageu 5- y

Sr"an!°aged ,5 years, drowned in Croton

ToS'at Canonsburg, Penn student in Jeffer-
J°so"; College, billed by l.gbmng, ^^^^^^
Elenora, daughter of James, n
JorloVoT?anrnrrhi;town.aged5years

3 months,
James, in this town ^ ^he late

Sarah Ann, infant daugnter

Tames, in this town, •

Mrs Amey, widow ot James, in this towi ,

Ja^t^Es;-., at Charleston, S.C. Gazette

Cambridge, of Charleston a C, at La.rsing-
burgh poisoned f.omeatm, ^^

davi^jt:" ^a:c™:n. '^ - ---'

GerWilliamR..formerlyGove.nc^^^^^^^^^^^^
South Carolina. Gazette ot

Jan. 4, 1822
Jan. 18, 1822

June 3, 1822

Feb. 7, 1824

May 31. 1775

Oct. 2, 1822
Nov. 18, 1763
Feb. 14. 1807

July 8, 1809
July 9. i^^4
July 10, 1820
Jan. 21, 1822

Oct. 12, 1822
March 5. 1^23

March 24, 1823

April 23, 1823

June 18, 1823

March 26, 1825
Sept. 7. 1825

June 19. 1793
Dec. II, 1820

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 393

DAVIES Col. William, in Virginia, an officer of
the Revolution and formerly collector at
Norfolk. He was the eldest son of Rev.
Samuel, at one time president of Princeton,
N.J. Gazette of Tan. 11, 1806

DAVIESS Joseph H., Grand Master of Masons
of Kentucky, on the Wabash, from his
wounds. Gazette of Dec. 21, 181 1

DAVIS Rev. David, pastor of a Baptist Church

at Newark, N. J., Aug. 19, 1769

Jacob ; his son died from bites of a mad dog

at Charlton, Mass., Nov. 13, 1769

Capt. , of Acton, killed at Lexington, April 19, 1775

, drowned at Ware, Mass., June 10, 1771

John, of Brandywine Hundred, Penn. Last
fall on a visit to friends on Long Island in
crossing the ferry to New York was taken
by some men belonging to the Asia man-
of-war and sent prisoner to Boston, where
he remained a month in goal ; on his re-
turn to Rehoboth he was taken with a
pleuretic trouble from which he died, April 16, 1776

Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Solomon, and eldest
daughter of John Wendall, Esq., deceased,
of Boston, at Plymouth, Feb. 20, 1777

Benjamin, died at Halifax a prisoner of war

between Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

John, died at Halifax a prisoner of war be-
tween Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

Capt. Joseph, killed at the Massacre of Wyom-
ing, April 23, 1779

Francis, son of William, of Boston, merchant,
fell in the attack on Majorbagaduce. Ga-
zette of Aug. 14, 1779

, killed in action at Royalston, Ct., Oct. 16, 1780

Thomas, at a very advanced age, a native of
England, at Providence Neck. He has
lived alone in a cottage on the banks of the
Pawtucket for about 40 years. He had his
coffin ready for about 20 years, also his
linen. Perceiving death approaching he set
out for a neighbor to whom after giving
directions about his burial he expired, Aug. 30, 1781

, son of John, of this town, aged about

7 years, drowned in the river, Sept. 19, 1789

Benjamin, late of Newport, at North Kings-
town. Gazette of Oct. 13, 1792

Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of William, Esq., at

Newport. Gazette of June 20, 1793

Benjamin, of this town. Gazette of P'eb. 22, 1794

VXT.. KECOHD OF KHODE ISLA^^^

324

^ .T Alice daughter of the late Cover- ^^^ ^^^^

Tames, mercnaiiL, rLq7ette of

fc-^ oT?h!s tov?n died of the (ever. ^^^^ ^^^ ^,^

'^'''fu tn of Capt. Robert, in this town, j^^^^j, ^^ igox

Joseph B., son "' '' ^ ^f

•^ in20thyear '^'^f "4 town, in 70th year ,

^S„!!^l'fVo™h:;'bro^heVs house (Sanu,e, ^^^ ^_ ,3^,

Wmfanrof N-P-tat the Havana. Ga- ^^^,^ ^^ ,3^3

M^fBathsheba, wife of John, Esq., at Pom- ^^^,^, ^,^ ^,,^

H^' ThfmaVtt' Boston, aged 48 years. ^^^ ^,_ ,3^5

Be'^P"r-on°^S;S?e'o1 '°"'"' ';' ^^P^' '^^ '^°'
, • the Havan.«^^^a^.et^^ ^ ^ H., g_ ,3^3

Moses, prmter ot uar ^^^^^^ of ^

Edla"d"Es:',atBoston,in 86th year. Ga- ^^^ ,,, ,8a

jo^hn'lon of Capt. John, of Warren, at Reho- j^,„^ , 5, .gn

bolh. Gajette of j^^„_ ^j Nevv

J^'yoTu'; tm'drinSg cold water, nr 50th ^^^,^ ^_ ,3,,

I^S'jun., in 23rd year, on board the brig j^,,^ ^^^ ,3„

y^kS!^^^^^-^ '''''''' Oct.3,.8n

ls?fetif thisTo'wn, buried with Masoniehon- ^^^.^ ^^^ ,3,,

jT'Marv perished in the burning of ^^^^g^.g,,
Mrs. Mary, f Ti;phraond, Va., .

the theatre at K>chmo ^^^^ ^^ ^,^.^ ^^^^„, ,t ^^^ ^^^^

J-^ktl^totrM^^in^-^ Veb.5..8.3

Capt. Seth, ^"dd«=ny, .n 9th y ^.^^^ „„ ^^

Wi liani, seaman, wounae" .^ ^^j^^^^ bepi.

M^ttt; -fe" ''^^' ^°^^^'' "^^'^ " J"- 5. .8,5

y^-^'"' .on of William, aged 2 years, 2 ^^^^ ^^^ ^g^^
Ben]amm, son ui

Mrefat south Kingstown, m 86th year, of ^^„ ^^_ ,3,^

Mrs; w«e of Capt.'lsaac.at Thompson. ^^^^^ ,^^ ,3,5

/-^ ;.-. ^fSth vear,

LrS. iVLaij,

Ct., in 36th year.

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 325

DAVIS Mrs. Parcey, widow of Capt. Samuel, in

this town, in 41st year, July 20, 1816

Mrs. Abby, wife of Robert, Esq., and daugh-
ter of William De Wolfe, at Bristol, in 19th

year, April 12, 18 17

Capt. Robert, aged 67 years, an officer of the

Revolution, Nov. 7, 18 17

Rebecca, daughter of Ichabod, in this town, in

6th year. Gazette of Dec. 6, 18 17

George, son of Ichabod, in 4th year, Dec. 10, 1817

Mrs. Mary, wife of Abial, at Tiverton, aged

26 years, Jan. 31, 18 18

Mrs. Mary Ann, wife of Joshua, aged 21 years,

in this town, July 11, 1818

Joel, at Elizabethtown, N. J., aged 54 years.

Gazette of Jan. 30, 18 19

Mrs. Nancy, wife of James, and daughter of

Aaron Peck, of this town, at Watertown,

Mass., aged 44 years, April 23, 1819

John G., of this town, second mate of schooner

Essex, aged 27 years, drowned at sea 4 days

from this port on a passage to the coast of

Africa Gazette of July 10, 1819

George B., son of the late Capt. Robert, aged

28 years, Aug. 30. 18 19

Mrs. Desire, at Newport, in 68th year. Ga-
zette of Oct. 9, 1 819
Seth, in this town, in 63rd year, Dec. 12, 18 19
Elizabeth Persirs, infant daughter of Sam-
uel, aged 8 months, P^eb. 13, 1820
Mrs. Rebecca Wilkinson, wife of Simeon,

Jun., and youngest daughter of the late

Hon. Daniel Earned, at Thompson, Ct., in

28th year. May 4, 1 820

Samuel, in this town, in 25th year, Jan. 14, 1821

Capt. Charles, aged 43 years, formerly of

Newport, at Port Noah, Guadeloupe, P""eb. 20, 1821

Joshua, of Newport, fell in a fit into the

water from the wharf ; w^as taken out but

did not revive ; at Bristol, June 13, 1821

Robert, merchant, of Bristol, formerly of

Hartford, aged 33 years, at Matanzas, W. I. June 20, 182 1
Ebenezer Davis, 3rd, murdered by Gorham

Parsons, Jun. Gazette of Nov. 24, 1821

Charles, Esq., attorney at law, at Boston, for

several years member of the Legislature,

aged 44 years. Gazette of Dec. 5, 1821

Samuel M., at East Greenwich, aged 31 years,

clerk Court of Common Pleas for Kent

County, Aug. 22, 1822

326 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

DAVIS Mrs. Betsey, wife of Paul, and daughter

of Greenfield Chace, of F"reetown, Mass., in

this town, aged 45 years, Sept. 10, 1822

Rev. Samuel, of the Methodist Episcopal

Church, at Washington, D. C, aged 28

years. Gazette of Sept. 28, 1822

Lieut: Elijah, U. S. Army, at Baton Rouge,

La., of the fever, Nov. 18, 1822

Capt. William H., of Boston, at Wahoo,

Sandwich Islands, Nov. 26, 1822

Mrs. , widow of Capt. Seth, m this

town, in 87th year, April 7, 1823

William, at Rehoboth, formerly of Newport,

aged 66 years. Gazette of May 14, 1823

Mrs. Nancy, wife of John, at Rehoboth, aged

32 years, Nov. 14, 1823

Paul, son of the late Peter, of Freetown, in

this town, aged 52 years, Aug. 23, 1824

Rev. Robert M., pastor of First Independent

Presbyterian Church, at Yorkville, S. C,

in 32nd year. Gazette of Sept. 25, 1824

Joshua, a seaman, killed at the wharf between

the vessel and the pt-sts, at Hallowell, Me., Oct. 27, 1824
Capt. Stephen, his brother Thomas and his

cousin William Davis, drowned in the wreck

of ship Sabine, Nov. 3, 1824

Gen. Amasa, at an advanced age, at Boston ;

was Quartermaster General nearly 40 years.

GazeWe of Feb. 5, 1825

Job A., at Warren, suddenly, aged 28 years.

Gazette of July 27, 1825

DAVISON William, packet master, at Nor-
wich, Ct. Gazette of Aug. 6, 1803
DAVOLL Mrs. Mary, wife of Stephen, at War-
ren, in 40th year, • July 3, 1823
DAVOUST Louis Nicholas, Prince of Eckmukl,

Duke of Auerstadt, and Marshall of France,

aged 53 years, at Paris, June 2, 1823

DAW John and wife, being greatly distressed,

both drowned themselves at South Molton,

Eng. Gazette of Dec. 10, 1768

DAWES Thomas, Esq., at Boston, in 78th year, Jan. 2, 1809

James Greenleaf, son of Judge Dawes,

drowned in Boston Harbor, aged 23 years, July 18, 1815

Hon. Thomas, at Boston, aged 66 years, July 21, 1825

DAWLESS William A., son of the late Michael,

in this town, in 22nd year, June 8, 1818

DAWLEY Mrs. Lydia, wife of William, in this

town, in 31st year, Aug. 10, 1819

PKOVIDEXCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 327

DAWLEY Joseph S., at Montgomery, Ga., aged

28 years, a native of this state, a merchant

of Savannah,
Mrs. Louisa, wife of l^eleg, and daughter of

the late Capt. John Glazier, in this town,

m 37th year,
DAWS Ensign , of Lieut. Col. Fletcher's

Regiment, killed in action at Annes. Ga-
zette of
DAWSON , a British soldier, killed at

Battle of Rhode Island,
John, member of Congress from Virginia,

aged about 52 years.
Gen. , at Bertie, N. C, executed for

the murder of his son, a lad of 8 years.
Miss , perished in the shipwreck of

schooner Delaware. Gazette of
Lewis, late a resident of Arkansas, killed by

a white bear near the Rocky Mountains.

Gazette of
John, Esq.. cashier of the State Bank, at

Charleston, S. C. Gazette of
DAY John and Ezekiel, sons of Nathaniel, at

North Providence. Gazette of
Mordecai, aged 75 years, at Attleboro, fell

down stairs a few days before,
Dea. Benjamin, in bis 85th year ; he leaves a

widow in her 86th year ; his descendants

118 children and grandchildren; at Kill-

Francis, died at Halifax a prisoner of war
between Nov. 23, 1776, and

Jonathan, died at Halifax a prisoner of war
between Nov. 23, 1776, and

Simeon, drowned in New York Harbor. Ga-
zette of

Capt. Isaac, at Killingly, Ct., aged 36 years,
very suddenly,

Mills, senior tutor in Yale College, at New
Haven, aged 28 years. Gazette of

Stephen M., of Haddenfield, N. J., in loth
year. Gazette of

Sarah, youngest daughter of Elias, at Kill-
ingly, Ct., aged about 16 years,

Mrs. Mary, wife of Rev. Israel, at Killingly,
Ct., in 67th year,

Ann Noble, at West Springfield, aged 15
years, suicide.

Miss Sarah, at Newport, aged 84 years. Ga-
zette of

Oct. II,

1820

Dec. 28,

1823

July 21,

1781

Aug. 29,

1778

March 31,

1814

May 22,

1818

Nov. 3,

1 82 1

Dec. 25,

1822

June 18,

1823

Sept. 29,

1770

Dec. 2,

1770

Aug. 6,

1776

Dec. 26,

1777

Dec. 26,

1777

Nov. 7,

1795

July 14,

1811

July 4,

1812

Jan. 2,

1813

Sept. 1 1,

1813

Oct. 4.

1814

July 4>

1817

April 17,

1819

328 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

DAY John, at Winthrop, Me., aged 70 years.
Gazette of

Mrs. Philena, wife of Ebenezer S., aged 41
years, in this town,
DAYTON Paul, died at Halifax a prisoner of
war between Nov. 23, 1776, and

Seth, died at Halifax a prisoner of war be-
tween Nov. 23, 1776, and

Mrs. , wife of Isaac. Gazette of

Capt. Henry, at Newport, in 40th year. Ga-
zette of

Mrs. Mary, wife of Col. Isaac, at Newport, in
77th year. Gazette of

Samuel, son of Col. Isaac, of Newport, in
North Carolina, in 17th year. Gazette of

Gen. Elias, in New Jersey, aged 81 years.
Gazette of

Mrs. Deborah, widow of Benedict, Esq., at
Newport, in 6ist year. Gazette of

John, formerly of this town, at Philadelphia,
merchant, ( issue of Aug. 19 says this is
premature. ) Gazette of

Mrs. Mary, widow of Col. Isaac, at Newport,
in 8 1st year,

Hon. Jonathan, Speaker of the House of

Representatives, soldier of the Revolution,

in New Jersey. Gazette of

DEAMBROISE Roquelaure, at Paris, executed,

DEAN Ebenezer, Esq., at Windham, from

lightning,

Ephraim, at Attleboro, in 71st year. Ga-
zette of

Mrs. , wife of Asa, at Attleboro. Ga-
zette of

Mrs. Rebecca, wife of John, aged 53 3'ears,
at Salem, suddenly,

Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Silas, merchant, at
Newport, in 40th year. Gazette of

PIzra, at Pawtuxet, in 89th year ; had been
married 4 times and 9 times had followed a
child to the grave ; Dec. 14,

Harriet Hope, daughter of Silas, at Newport,

in 15th year. Gazette of April 30,

Mrs. Phebe, at Pawtuxet, aged 80 years, July 25,

Lydia, youngest daughter of Calvin, in this

town, in 16th year, Nov. 17,

William, third son of Simon, aged 4 years, Jan. 15,

Asa, at Attleboro, aged 53 years, of the fever.

Gazette of P'eb. 10,

Mrs. Esther, wife of Major Calvin, in 59th

year, Jan. 6,

Nov. 9,

[820

Feb. 21,

1821

Dec. 26,

^777

Dec. 26,
March 9,

1777
1782

April 14,

1792

Sept. 21,

1793

April 23,

1796

Oct. 31,

1807

Nov. 24,

1810

July 19,

817

Dec. 19,

[817

Oct. 23,
July 29,

[824
794

Aug. 6,

769

Aug. 15,

795

May 28,

796

P"eb. 9,

803

May 3, ]

806

806

808
809

809
816

816

818

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 329

DEAN Silas, Esq., merchant, at Newport, in

53rd year, Sept. 13, 18 19

Ichabod, at Franklin, Mass., aged 66 years, Sept. 26, 1820

Silas, eldest son of the late Silas, Esq.,
drowned in the harbor, in his 35th year, Oct. 16, 1820

Alanson, at Taunton, aged 28 years. Ga-
zette of Sept. 22, 1 82 1

Mrs. Lydia, wife of William, and daughter of
William Rotch, of New Bedford, at Salem,
aged 47 years, of Society of Friends, March 10, 1822

Enos, at launton, aged 70 years, a soldier of
the Revolution ; he was standing in an out-
building when he fell and expired instantly, April 16, 1822

Mrs. Abby, wife of William, at Taunton, aged

29 years, May 8, 1822

RoJDert, at Taunton, aged 46 years. Ga-
zette of June I, 1822

Dea. Nathaniel, at Taunton, aged 68 years, Dec. 19, 1822

Mrs. Margaret, wife of Thaddeus, at Boston,

aged 28 years. Gazette of Feb. 8, 1823

Henry H., at Taunton, aged 41 years. Ga-
zette of Feb. 15, 1823

Philip, at Taunton, aged 61 years, April 17, 1823

Isaac, at Taunton, aged 88 years. Gazette
of Aug. 2, 1823

Mrs. Lydia, at Taunton, aged 56 years, wife

of Ebenezer, Aug. 30, 1823

Clarrissa Andrews, infant daughter of James,

in this town, Oct. 18, 1823

Abiel F., at Taunton, aged 44 years. Ga-
zette of Nov. I, 1823

Ebenezer, Jun., son of Ebenezer, at Taunton,

in 15th year. Gazette of Nov, i, 1823

Mrs. Sarah, widow of John, at Taunton, aged

79 years, May 15, 1824. Gazette of May 22, 1824

Richard C., at Taunton, aged 39 years, July 19, 1824

Rev. Joshua, formerly of Taunton, at Locke,

N. Y., in 36th year. Gazette of Aug. 14, 1824

Gorham, of Biddeford, Me., aged 22 years,
member senior class Bowdoin College, in
this town, Aug. 11, 1825

DE AMENTEERE, the wife of the Marshall, at

Paris, executed, July 29, 1794

DEARBORN George, son of the general, at sea.

Gazette of Jan. 17, 1807

John H., late of Saco, Me., in this town, aged

about 40 years. Gazette of April 3, 18 13

DEARTH Sally, at Warren. Gazette of May 12, 18 10

DEBEAUHARNOIS Madame Fanny, daugh-
ter of Josephine, late Empress of the
French, at Paris. Gazette of Oct. 23, 1813

330

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

DEBENNEVILLE Dr. George, Sen., near Phila-
delphia, in 90th year. Gazette of
DEBELESNAY The Count, executed at Pest
in Hungary for murder of his father. He
distributed his elegant suit of clothes
with the greatest deliberation among his
friends, sent a rose he had in his button-
hole to a lady, in fact in outward appear-
ance the least excited one of the whole as-
semblage ;
DEBLOIS Mrs. Elizabeth, consort of Louis,
merchant, at Boston,

Gilbert, son of Lewis, of London, merchant,
in 22nd year,

Elizabeth, wife of Gilbert, at Boston, aged 34
years. Gazette of

George, of Halifax, merchant, at Newport.
Gazette of

Mrs. Eliza, widow of Lewis, formerly of Bos-
ton, merchant, at London, Eng., aged 73
years. Gazette of

Miss Ann Maria, at Dedham, aged 15 years.
Gazette of

Gilbert, at Boston. Gazette of

Amey, only child of Stephen, of Johnston, in
her 1 2th year,

James S., of the U. S. Frigate Constitution, at
Syracuse,

Stephen, at Newport, in 70th year,

Mrs. Ann, widow of Gilbert, at Boston, aged
76 years. Gazette of

Stephen, at Johnston, aged about 50 years.

Miss Mary, a native of Oxford, Eng., at New-
port, at an advanced age. Gazette of
DE BRESSON Mrs. Catherine Livingstone,
wife of the French Secretary of Legation,
and daughter of Hon. Smith Thompson,
of New York, at Washington, D. C. Ga-
zette of

DEBUTTS Mrs. , at Baltimore, of the

fever. Gazette of
DECATUR Capt. Stephen, at Frankfort, near
Philadelphia, at an advanced age. Gazette
of

Com. Stephen, killed in a duel with Com.
Barrow near Washington City,
DECHERMONT-TONNERE the Duke, at
Paris, executed,

April 6, 1793

July 12, 1819
June 18, 1767
June 14, 1785

Jan. II, 1794
June 22, 1799

Feb. I, 1800

Nov. 6, 1802
Nov. 19, 1803

Sept. 16, 1804

Nov. 29, 1804
Feb. 15, 1805

June 27, 1807
Feb. 23, 1814

Dec. 19, 1818

Feb. 7, 1824
Oct. 19, 1799

Nov. 26, 1808

March 22, 1820

July 29, 1794

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

331

DECKER Mrs., wife of Capt. John ; in a fit of

insanity she set fire to her husband's house ;

died by suicide at Wiscasset, Me. Gazette

of Nov. 26, 1823

DECARENTZEL Count Philip, at Vienna, Aug. 30, 1810

DECOSEA Isaac, an ancient citizen of Charles-
ton, S. C. Gazette of Aug. 14, 1802
DECOSTER Mrs. , wife of Capt. ,

aged 16 years. Gazette of June 15, 1799

Mrs. Mary, in this town, aged 66 years. Ga-
zette of July 23, 1808
DECRES Duke of, formerly Minister of Marine,

from explosion of powder placed under his

bed by a aervant who had robbed him of

9000 francs and who leaped from a window

to escape the explosion, was also himself

killed. Gazette of Feb. 17, 1821

DECOURCEY John, Lord Kinsdale, aged 80

years. The privilege to remain covered in

the royal presence belonged to Lord

Kinsdale. In Ireland. Gazette of July 17, 1822

DE DAMAS Gen. Count, in France, aged 58

J ears. Gazette of Nov. 12, 1823

N The Chevalier Charles Geneviere Louis

Augusta Andre Tmiothe, aged 83 years,

in England, May 10, 18 10

DEESTAING The Count, in France, from a

wound received in action in Georgia, Aug. 26, 1781

DEFOURNELL Peter, formerly physician and

patriarch of the F"ree Masons, in Paris,

France, in his 120th year, Dec. — . 1809

DE GAGES Marqftis, a French refugee, at Bath,

Eng., aged 81 years. In the English

Mississippi scheme he acquired stock to the

amount of thirteen million pounds sterling ;

he then offered three million pounds for

the throne of Portugal, the same for the

Dominion of Sardinia ; after the failure he

became impoverished. Gazette of June 29, 1793

DEGENNES Col. , Director of the park,

in Spain before Cadiz. Gazette of P'eb. 23. 181 1

DEGRASSE Count, at Paris, Jan. 15, 1788

DEGROVE Adam, at New York. Gazette of Nov. 21, 1795

DEGRUNALDY the Princess Chimay, at Paris.

executed, July 29, 1794

DEHOBAND Benjamin, died at Halifax a pri-
soner of war between Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777
DEHON Susannah, at Boston. Gazette of Feb. 20, 1802
Mrs. Frances, at Boston, aged 65 years. Ga-
zette of June 2, 1804

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

DEHON Rt. Rev. Theodore, D. D., Bishop of

the Protestant Episcopal Church of South

Carolina, at Charleston, in 41st year, Aug. 6, 1817

DEKOTZEBUL M. , murdered by a stu-
dent named Sand under the idea he was

plotting the downfall of Germany ; the

murderer afterwards committed suicide.

Gazette of May 29, 18 19

DE KRAFFE Charles, surveyor and draftsman

in the Treasury Department, Washington,

D. C. Gazette of Aug. 4, 1804

DE LA FAYETTE Madame, at Paris, Dec. 24, 1807

DELA Forbes, quarter gunner, wounded and

since died from action between the Chesa-
peake and Shannon, June i, 1813
DE LA LUZERNE Marquis, Ambassador at

the court ofLondon from France, formerly

to the United States. Gazette of Dec. 3, 1791

DELANCEY Hon. Peter, at West Chester,

Penn., in 64th year, Oct. 17, 1770

Stephen, Governor of Tobago, at Portsmouth,

N. H., on board the brig Nancies. His

remains were placed in the tomb of the late

Governor Wentworth with every mark of

respect. Gazette of Dec. 15, 1798

DELANO Capt. Amasa, formerly of Duxbury,

at Boston, aged 60 year. Gazette of May 3, 1823

DELAPLAINE Joseph, at Philadelphia, in 50th

year. Gazette of June 12, 1824

DELAPAGERIE Madame, mother of her Maj-
esty the Empress, and Queen of France

and Italy, at Martinique, aged 71 years, June 2, 1807

DELARIVE Breckwelt, late treasurer of the

Island of Guadaloupe aud its dependencies,

at Dedham, Mass. Gazette of Nov. 13, 1790

DELESDERNIER Oliver, a seaman, of Lubeck,

Me., in this town, aged 21 years, April 16, 1821

DELIESSELINE , son of Captain ,

shot by a runaway slave he was pursuing, Feb. 8, 1820

DELORAINE Earl of, in London, aged 71 years,

leaving no male heir ; the title is extinct.

Gazette of Nov. 7, 1807

DE LOS RIOS Capt. Manuel. He had suc-
ceeded in a private armed vessel in sinking

a petty Buenos Ayrean privateer that had

blockaded the port of Havana for two

weeks, notwithstanding there were two

Spanish vessels in the port who dared not

go out. He was received with great enthu-

siam by the people and next day was found

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

333

DE LOS RIOS:

murdered, no doubt by the connivance of
those petty Spanish officers from envy
and spleen ; at Havana, \V. I. Gazette of

DELOZIER Daniel, Esq., many years surveyor
of the port, at Baltimore. Gazette of

DELOGE Mr. • , buried at Constable

Point, N. Y.,

DEMANS Mrs., late of Boston, at this town, at
an advanced age. Gazette of
Mrs. Prudence, widow of Capt. Daniel, of
this town, in 86th year,

DEMARRY Marcus, a seaman, lost overboard
from schooner Infant, of Boston, on passage
from Philadelphia to St. Jago de Cuba ;
said to have a wife in either Boston or Prov-
idence. Gazette of

DEMAUREPUS Count, at Paris, a Minister of
France. Gazette of

DE MERAILLES Don Juan, a Spanish gentle-
man of distinction, at Morristown, N. J.,

DENNING Jonathan Edes, son of Charles, of
Brighton, Mass., in this town, aged 22 years,

DEMOUNT John, in this town, suddenly,
Mary, widow of John,

DEMPSEY John, late chief clerk to the Senate
of the United States, at Washington. Ga-
zette of

DEN AS M. Augustine Rouxelin ; he was a cap-
tain under Rochambeau at the capture of
Yorktown ; at Baltimore. Gazette of

DE NEMOURS Peter Samuel Du Pont, member
of the Institute of Erance, Councillor
of State, Knight Order of the Vasa of
Legion of Honor and Order De Lays, near
Wilmington, Del., in 78th year,

DENHAM George, found drowned at Boston,
Daniel, at Newport, in 77th year, a Revolu-
tionary veteran. Gazette of

DENISON John. This name was found on a
man found dead on the upland near Bul-
locks Point. Gazette of
James, in 31st year. He was dangerously

^ wounded in the head in the battle on Lake

Champlain, 1776 ; at New London was
severely wounded in 1779. Has since had
his leg broken and now is killed by a falling
timber,
Joseph, at Stonington, aged B^y years. Ga-
zette of

June 14, 1817

Nov. 27, 18 1 3

Aug. 22, 1763

March 21, 1798

Dec. 3, 1818

Dec. 10, 1823

March 30, 1782

April 28, 1780

Nov. 8, 1815

March 23, 1787

July 14, 1790

Aug. 5, 1809

Feb. I, 1806

Aug. 6, 1817
April 12, 1765

May 6, 181 5

March 29, 1777

Nov. 27, 1784
March 7, 1795

334

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

DENISON David, one of the editors of the
American Citizen, in New York. Gazette
of

Mrs. Hannah, wife of C , Esq., at New

Haven, Ct., aged 29 years. Gazette of
George, at Stonington, Ct., aged 34 years.

Gazette of
EUsha, at Ludlow, Vt., formerly of Stoning-
ton, Ct., aged 71 years. Gazette of
Frederick, son of Isaac, aged 18 years, at Ston-
ington, Ct. ; he received a wound in the
knee, Aug. 10, in the defence of Stonington
and has endured great pain until his death,
Charles, Esq., at New Haven, Ct., aged 47
years,
DENNIE William, merchant, aged 57 years, at
Boston,
Joseph, at Lexington, Mass., aged 68 years,

father of the editor of the Port Folio,
Joseph, Esq., editor of the Port Folio, at
Philadelphia, in 44th year,
DENNIS John, cooper; his house burnt at New-
port,
John, at Boston. Gazette of
Mrs. Catherine, wife of Capt. John, at New-
port, aged 33 years. Gazette of
Mrs. Hannah, widow of Robert, at Ports-
mouth, aged 81 years,
Mrs. Lydia, widow of John, at Newport, in

94th year,
Noah ( colored ), in this town, aged 30 years,
DENNY Edward, was killed while helping the
sheriff to arrest a man, by a prisoner, in
""^"^ Kentucky. Gazette of
DE NOAILLES Duke, a Peer of France, aged 85
years. Had five daughters by his wife
who was a daughter of the immortal Chan-
cellor De Aguessau. The second was wife
of Gen. Lafayette. His memory was very
retentive and strong to the last. In
France,
DENT George, merchant, at Baltimore. Ga-
zette of
John Herbert, Captain, U. S. Navy, at St.
Bartholomew Parish, S. C. Gazette of
DEOLPH Major Ezra, at Hopkinton, N. H.,
aged 102 years, a soldier of the French and
Revolutionary wars. Gazette of
DEONIS Madame, wife of the P"rench Minister,
at Washine:ton,

Dec. 24, 1803

March 28, 1807

July 2, 1808

Sept. 30, 1809

Nov. I, 1 8 14

June 25, 1825

June 17, 1783

Se})t. 28, 1811

Jan. 7, 1812

Dec. 28, 1770
Aug. 4, 1798

Aug. II, 1 8 10

Nov. 22, 1811

May I, 1816
Feb. 9, 1822

June 18, 1808

Nov. 6, 1824

Oct. 20, 1798

Sept. 10, 1823

Sept. 21, 181 1
May 22, 1817

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 335

DEPADILLE Don Velasco, Governor of Porto

Rico, and brother to the gallant Velasco

who lost his life at the siege of the Havana.

Gazette of June 25, 1768

DEPENTHIEVRE Duke of, Louis Jean Morrie

Bourbon, cidevant Duke and Lord High

Admiral of France. Gazette of May 4, 1793

DEPESTER Julian, midshipman, U. S. schooner

Nonsuch, of the fever, at Port Spain. Ga-
zette of Oct. 9, 1819
DEPUY Dr. Cornelius C., of U. S. Ship Frank-
lin, drowned in the surf near Valparariso, March 19, 1822
DEPUYSTER Frederick, Esq., at Dutchess

County, N. Y. Gazette of Sept. 18, 1773

Capt. Nicholas, late of the artillery, at New

York. Gazette of Nov. 24, 1804

John, Esq., at New York, aged 76 years.

Gazette of June 13, 1807

Pierre G., at Clavarack, N. Y., in 62nd year.

Gazette of Dec. 12, 1807

James, Esq., at Bloomingdale, near New

York, aged 67 years, p^eb. 12, 1812

DERBY Richard, merchant, in 72nd year, at

Salem. Gazette of Nov. 22, 1783

Elias Haskett, P2sq., at Salem, an eminent

merchant, aged 60 years. Gazette of Sept. 21, 1799

DERBY Abner, at Rehoboth, aged 25 years. May 30, 1822

DEREMUS Cornilius P., at Morris County, N. J.,

killed by accidental discharge of his gun.

Gazette of May i, 18 19

DEREZEVILLE M. , of Maitimieo, at

Newport. Gazette of Sept. 4, 1790

DESBARRES Col. Joseph Frederick Wallett,

late Lieut. Governor of Prince Edward

Island, in the Gulf of St. Lawrence, aged

102 years. He is supposed to be the engi-
neer that drew the charts of the coast of

New P^ngland and Nova Scotia, known as

the "Holland Charts," which are still the

most authentic charts we have. Gazette of Nov. 13, 1824
DESBROSSES James, at New York, aged 75

years, said to have a fortune of $1,000,000.

Gazette of Nov. 21, 1807

DESHON Capt. John, at New London, aged 66

years. Gazette of July 12, 1794

Miss Mary Ann, at Norwich, Ct., aged 34

years. Gazette of Sept. 15, 1798
, child of Capt. D. Deshon, at

Norwich, Ct. Gazette of Sept. 15, 1798

Col. Richard, at New London, aged y6 years.

Gazette of May 14, 1808

336 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

DESHON Richard, at New London, aged 49

years. Gazette of Sept. 25, 1813

DE SPAERE the Compte, formerly the Chan-
cellor of the Kingdom, in Sweden, aged 72

years. Gazette of Jan. 28, 1804

DESRIVIERES Madame, aged 36 years, at St.

Anne's, Canada, by a peg running into her

heel which produced mortification. Ga-
zette of July 9, 1825
DESTRUENSEE M , Minister of State,

in Prussia, aged 70 years. Gazette of Feb. 23, 1805

DE TERN AY the Chevalier, commander of the

French Pleet, at Newport, Dec. 15, 1780

DETHIARE the Count, at Paris, executed, July 29, 1794

DELTAR Mary and Jane, near Everettown,

N. C, drowned. Gazette of Sept. 25, 1819

DETOLLENARE Mrs. Sarah, at Charleston,

S. C, May 6, 1801

Charles, at Charleston, S. C, aged 23 years,

drowned while conveying his mother's re-
mains aboard a ship. May 7, i8or
DE TOLLY Prince Barclay, an European field

marshall ; was one of the great captains of

the allied powers in the last great war ; in

Russia, May 25, 1818

DEUXPONTS His Serene Highness Prince

Charles Augustus P'rederick, only son of

the Duke, Aug. 16, 1784

DEVANES William, a Friend preacher, at Dept-

ford, Kent, Eng. Gazette of July 25, 1772

DEVELERNAIS Mons. , First Lieuten-
ant of the Hermoine frigate, from wounds

received in a late action with the British

frigate Iris, died July 17th, buried with

military honors ■ July 18, 1780

DEVENALD Mr., at Philadelphia. Gazette of Oct. 26, 1793

DEVENS Richard, Esq., at Charlestown, Mass.,

aged 86 years. He left a large share of

his fortune to institutions and charities ;

had distributed 100,000 Bibles and religious

works among the poor ; was a zealous

worker in the cause of education. Gazette

of Oct. 10, 1807

DEVERICK James, of Newport, on board ship

Gen. Hamilton on passage from Sourabuya

to Sincapour, April 29, 1821

DEVIAR Don Joseph Ignamio, Consul-general

of His Catholic Majesty to the U. S., at

Philadelphia. Gazette of Jan. 16, 1819

DEVINE Mrs. Elizabeth, in 68th year, P'eb. 14, 181 7

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

337

DEVO John, seaman, wounded and since died
from action between the Chesapeake and
Shannon,
DEVOL Capt. Daniel, aged 40 years, sheriff of
the county, a native of Rhode Island, at
Mobile,
Washington, of Bristol, suddenly, at sea on
board brig Orozimbo, Capt. George, on
passage from Trinidad,
DEVONSHIRE the Duchess of, in England.

Gazette of
DEVOTION Rev. Ebenezer, first pastor of
Third Church of Windham, Ct., in 58th
year,
DEWAR Capt. Andrew, collector of Roseau at

that island ( Dominica ). Gazette of
DEWEISENFELS Frederick H., Baron, was a
Colonel in the Army of the Revolution, at
New Orleans. Gazette of
DE WITT Thomas T. C, formerly sheriff of the
county, together with his wife and daughter
and two men, drowned in Lake Cayaga,
Mrs. Susan, wife of Simeon, of Albany, N. Y.,
at Philadelphia, while on a visit. Gazette
of
DE WOLFE Mark Anthony, of Bristol, mate of
ship Patty, Capt. Collms, on coast of Africa.
Gazette of
Sophia, daughter of Capt. Charles, at Bristol,

aged 16 years,
Sophia, at Bristol, aged 16 years. Gazette

of
Mrs. Abigail, at Bristol, aged 84 years. Ga-
zette of
Mrs. Betsey, wife of John, Esq., aged 32

years, at Bristol,
Charles, Esq., at Bristol, in 78th year,
Levi, Jun., son of Levi, Esq., of Bristol, aged

21 years, at Havana, about
Col. PVancis LeBaron, second son of Hon.
James, at Arkwnght Village, in 28th year.
Gazette of
DEXTER Capt. John, Jr., merchant, in 41st
year, ( See obituary, Feb. 5, 1763).

, son of Nathan, of Concord, Mass.,

found drowned in Mystic River, Mass.,
aged 20 years,
William, at Smithfield. Gazette of
William, Esq., innkeeper,
Simeon, of Cumberland, on board the prison
ship at New York. Gazette of

June I, 1813

April 18, 1824

April 29, 1 82 1
May 17, 1806

July 26, 1 77 1
Nov. 23, 1771

Sept. 27, 1806

April 8, 1814

May 22, 1824

Jan. 30, 1791

March 11, 1808

April 2, 1808

Feb. 25, 1809

Jan. 5, 1818
Aug. 20, 1822

April I, 1823

Sept. 14, 1825
Jan. 30, 1763

July 14, 1771

May 29, 1773

July 7, 1775

Nov. 10, 1 78 1

338

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

DEXTER Phebe, daughter of Col. Knight, in
her 2 1 St year,

Mrs. • , wife of Esek. Gazette of

Mrs. Lydia, reHct of Capt. John, in 66th year.
Gazette of

Esek, at Cumberland, buried under arms.
Gazette of

Rebecca, wife of Stephen, merchant,

Miss Mehitable, daughter of Col. Knight, in
her 25th year,

William, merchant. Gazette of

Mrs. Mary, widow, at Pawtuxet, in 68th year,
suddenly,

James, Esq., at Cumberland, at an advanced
age ; was a soldier in the Revolution. Ga-
zette of

Miss Molly, a well known nurse, in this tovvn,
at an advanced age. Gazette of

, daughter of Capt. Benjamin, in this

town, of the fever. Gazette of

Timothy, at Newburport, known as " Lord
Dexter". Gazette of May 10 says "His
Lordship " is still alive. Gazette of

Timothy, at Newburyport, in 60th year,
known as " Lord Dexter First in the East."
His obituary gives a short account of his
singular oddities and whims. Gazette of

Jeremiah, at North Providence, aged ']']
years ; was celebrated for bone setting, al-
though selftaught ,

Mrs. Sarah, widow of John, Esq., of Cumber-
land, in this town, in 87th year; funeral
from house of Col. John S. Dexter, Wey-
bosset St., March 12, buried

Samuel L., only son of the late Timothy, at
Newburyport, suddenly, aged 32 years.
Gazette of

Mrs. Sophia, wife of Samuel, Esq., in this
town, in 23rd year,

Aletha, daughter of the late James, at Cum-
berland, in 44th year,

Hon. Samuel, at Mendon. Gazette of

Sally Smith, only daughter of Col. Edward, in
this town, in i6th year,

Stephen, in this town, aged 83 years,

Mrs. Phebe, wife of Col, Knight, in this town,
in 78th year.

Col. Knight, in this town, in 82nd year,

Mrs. Abigail, wife of Col. Edward, in this
town, in 40th year,

May 7, 1788
June II, 1791

April 13, 1793

Nov. 8, 1794
Jan. 21, 1795

July 2, 1795
Nov. 7, 1795

Dec. 8, 1798

July 25, 1801
June 5, 1802
Aug. 3, 1805

April 26, 1806

Nov. I, 1806
March i, 1807

March 14, 1807

Aug. I, 1807

June 4, 1808

July 4, 1808
June 16, 18 10

Nov. 24, 1812
June I, 1813

June 25, 1 813
Feb. 8, 1814

March 30, 1814

PEOVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

339

DEXTER Hon. Samuel, at Athens, N. Y., late
Democratic candidate for Governor of
Massachusetts at the last election. He was
in perfect health when he arrived but was
taken with the fever that has ravished the
Southern states ; lived but a few days ; was
buried at Athens,

Andrew, only brother of Hon. Samuel, of
Boston, at Athens, N. Y. Gazette of

Marcy, wife of Edward, formerly of North
Providence, at Smithfield, in 79th year,

Benjamin G., son of Philip, of Killingly,
Ct., aged 28 years, from on board schooner
Joseph of this port, at St. Croix, W. I.,

Capt. Daniel S., son of Col. John S., of this
town, commander of the naval forces on
Lake Erie, at Erie. Gazette of

Thomas, at Scituate, aged 42 years, fell over
the hay mow in his barn,

Mrs. Waitestill H., wife of Ebenezer K., Esq.,
and eldest daughter of Hon. David Howell,
in this town, in 43rd year,

Jonathan, at Smithfield, in 80th year,

Mrs. Mary, wife of Capt. John, at Smithfield,
in 37th year,

Mrs. Abby, wife of Samuel, Esq., in 34th
year,

Richard W., of Ouincy, Mass., in this town,
in 39th year,

Christopher Champlain, eldest son of Stephen,
in this town, aged 3 1 years, graduate of B.
U. 1812,

Phebe, widow of William, in this town, in
59th year,

Susan, daughter of the late Capt. Edward, in
this town, at Pawtucket, in 58th year,

Jeremiah, son of the late Jeremiah, at North
Providence, in 28th year,

Mrs. Alithea, widow of James, at Cumber-
land, in 98th year,

Mrs. Alcey, widow of Jonathan, Esq., at
Smithfield, aged 81 years. She had been a
member of the Plrst Baptist Church of
this town 45 years. Gazette of

Lewis, at Smithfield, m 6ist year (Masonic
honors),

Ebenezer K., Esq., in this town, in 52nd
year, marshal of Rhode Island District,

Mary, widow of Andrew, formerly a merchant,
in this town, aged 67 years,

May 3,

1816

Nov. 23,

1816

Sept. 4,

1817

Sept. 8,

Oct. 31,

Jan. 22,

May 15,

July 31,

Aug. 26,

March 13,

May 30,

Aug. 13,
July 21,
Sept. 9,
Jan. 29,

March 7,

April 17,

March 17,

Aug. 10,

Sept. 12,

817

818
819

819
819

819

820
820

825
821
820
821
822

822
824
824
825

140 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

DEY the, at Algiers. Gazette of May 12, 1798

DEZEMBER Soleman Lipman, a Jew. He had
an immense wealth, supposed to be $19,-
000,000. At one time of scarcity he fed
8000 of his poor countrymen ; at another
he was forced to pay iJ" 150,000 for pro-
tection. His wealth has been seized by
the government at Constantinople. Ga-
zette of April I, 1 81 5

DIBDIN Charles, in England, author of 1200

songs, many plays, etc. Gazette of Nov. 5, 18 14

DICK, a negro, died at Halifax a prisoner of war

between Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

Capt. , killed in action at Annes. Ga-
zette of July 21, 1781
Hon. John, Judge of U. S. District Court for

Louisiana, at New Orleans, April 23, 1824

DICKASON Thomas, Senior, Esq., aged 90

years, in England. Gazette of March 12, 1814

DICKENS Edward, Sen., aged 57 years. Ga-
zette of Dec. 31, 1796
Edward, his wife and mother, of this town,

died of the fever. Gazette of Sept. 20, 1800

DICKERMAN Isaac, died at Halifax a prisoner

of war between Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

DICKERSON Mashe, Esq., Alderman of Oueen-
hithe, M. P. for Buckley, Northamptonshire,
and Chairman of Ways and Means Com-
mittee, ' Jan. 30, 1765
Silas, Esq.. formerly Speaker of the House,
at his iron works, Stanhope, N. ]., was
killed in the works by the machinery, Jan. 7, 1807
Capt. Charles, at Seekonk, of the fever, in

54th year. Gazette of Nov. 8, 181 7

Miss Harriet, of Seekonk, daughter of the
late Capt. Charles, at North Kingstown, in
17th year, Feb. 9, 1821

DICKEY Robert. Gazette of April 22, 1780

Robert, a native of Scotland, aged 60 years ;
had lived in Providence upwards of twenty
years ; had followed the sea in early life
till his health was impaired so as to forbid
it; April 25, 1780

Moses, printer, late of this town, at Alex-
andria, May 8, 1803
John, son of Matthew, at Walpole, suddenly,
aged 21 years; died suddenly while chop-
ping in the woods, Dec. 2, 1822

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

341

DICKSON Thomas, Esq., president of the Frank-
lin Bank, at Baltmiore. Gazette of
Isaac, at Wilmington, Del., killed by lightning
standing under a tree,

W , at Philadelphia, aged 36 years ;

while asleep he arose and opening a window
fell from the third story to the pavement
below ; lived 12 hours. Gazette of

DICKINS Miss Elizabeth, daughter of the Rev.
John, at Phi]adel{)hia. Gazette of
Rev. John, stationer and elder of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, at Philadelphia.
Gazette of

DICKINSON Mr. , late midshipman on

board the Maidstone man-of-war, perished
in a shipwreck near Southold, L. I. Ga-
zette of
Daniel, at P3ast Hartford, Ct., aged 103

years,
Nathaniel, at Philadelphia, late of Northamp-
ton, Mass., printer. Gazette of
Charles, of Maryland, killed in a duel by Gen.

Jackson, in Tennessee. Gazette of
Hon. John, formerly President of Pennsyl-
vania, and author of "Townes' Letters," at
Wilmington, Delaware, in 76th year,

DICKISON Capt. Brittingham, at Fells Point,
Baltimore, aged 74 years. Gazette of

DIDESAT M , the author. Gazette of

DIDOT Francis Ambrose, printer, in 74th year,
at Paris,

DIFFENDERFER Michael, at Baltimore, aged
65 years. Gazette of

DIGBY Robert, Esq., Admiral of the Red, and
senior admiral of the navy excepting the
Duke of Clarence who served as a midship-
man under the Admiral in the American
war ; he was in New York in 1783 ; in
England. Gazette of

DIKE Rachel, wife of Samuel, and daughter of
Capt. Simon Davis, at Thompson, Ct.,
Samuel, at Thompson, Ct., aged 44 years.
Gazette of

DILL Major , killed in action in Virginia.

Gazette of
Dr. George, at Fort W^alcott, near Newport.
Gazette of

DILLEY C , an English bookseller, in

England. Gazette of

DILLIBUR Mrs. Hope, wife of J. C, aged 35
years,

July 21, 1810
July 2, 1820

March 21, 1.S21
Oct. 6, 1798

Oct. 6, 1798

Feb. 2, 1765

March 30, 1768

Aug. 26, 1797

July 12, 1806

Feb. 14, 1808

July 9, 1808
Nov. 20, 1784

July 10, 1804

April 22, 1809

June 18, 1 8 14
March 9, 1809
Feb. 25, 1824
June 15, 1782
Feb. 16, 1805
June 27, 1807
Aug. 27, 1820

342

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

DILLINGHAM Edward, son of Asa, aged 22
years, drowned at New Bedford by up-
setting of a boat while attempting to board
a brig in the harbor. Gazette of

DILLON Arthur Richard, Archbishop and
Duke of Norbonne, President of the
States of Languedec, etc., in England.
Gazette of
William, son of Andrew, in this town,
Alenorah, in 8th year,
Mrs. Mary, wife of Andrew, in this town, aged

45 years,
Andrew, Jun., only son of Andrew, of this

town, in 21st year, at Louisville, Ga.,
Mary Ann, daughter of Andrew, in this town,
in 1 6th year,

DIM AN Melin, of Bristol, in 21st year, on coast
of Africa. Gazette of
Dea. Jeremiah, at Bristol, aged 88 years.
Had been a member of the Congregational
Church more than 60 years ; was blessed
with 98 children, grand and great-grand
children, 67 of which survive him. Gazette
of
Miss Mary, daughter of Thomas, at Bristol,

aged 43 years.
Royal, at Bristol, aged 52 years,

DIMICK Ora, of Pownal, Vt. ; a child of his dies
of the spotted fever. Gazette of

DIMOND Royal, Jun., third son of Royal, Esq.,
at Bristol, in 20th year,

DINSDALE Baron, banker, in London. Ga-
zette of

DINAH, a black woman, at the house of Thomas
Brattle, Esq., Cambridge, Mass., aged 100
years. Gazette of

DINES James, died at Halifax a prisoner of war
between Nov. 23, 1776, and

DINGLEY Dr. Amasa, formerly of Boston, at
New York. Gazette of

DINMORE Jane, wife of Robert, editor of the
Alexandria Expositor,

DINMINGS Samuel, died at Halifax a prisoner
of war between Nov. 23, 17761 and

DINSMAN Jasper, af Schenectady, N. Y., killed
by Indians,

DIX Alexander, of Boston, merchant, killed in a
duel in Canada,
Lieut. Col. Timothy, of the 14th Regiment,
at French Mills. Gazette of

March 6, 1824

Sept. 13, 1806

Feb. 14, 1810

Feb. 3, 1819

March 20, 1822

Nov. 30, 1823

June 6, 1824

Jan. 30, 1796

Nov. 24, 1798

Feb. II, 1816
Aug. 17, 1820

April 16, 1 8 14

Sept. 22, 1819

Sept. 14, 1811

Jan. 13, 1798

Dec. 26, 1777

Oct. 6, 1798

F'eb. 4, 1804

Dec. 26, 1777

March — , 1787

March 23, 1809

Dec. II, 1813

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

343

DIXON John, executed at Taunton,

Capt. Samuel, of Pawtucket, at Trinidad.
Gazette of

Admiral Sir Archibald, in England. Gazette
of

William, Esq., at Plainfield, Ct., aged 65
years, suddenly. Gazette of

Mrs. , wife of John, of Warwick, for-
merly of Killingly, Ct., at Northanipton,
Mass.,

George, perished in the burning of the theatre
at Richmond, Va.,

Corporal William, wounded, since died from
action between the Chesapeake and Shan-
non,

Mrs. Ann, widow of Capt. James, at Newport,
aged 83 years. Gazette of
DIXSON Capt. Robert, at Sterling, Ct., aged
67 years. Gazette of'

David, Esq., merchant, at New York, of the
fever. Gazette of
DOANE Isaiah, Esq., at Boston, aged 52 years,

late president Board of Health,
DOBBIN Thomas, proprietor of Baltimore Tele-
graph, at Baltimore. Gazette of

George, one of the proprietors of the Ameri-
can, at Baltimore, aged 35 years,
DOBBINS Midshipman James H., U. S. Navy,
son of Thomas, at Philadelphia, at sea,
blown from the yard-arm of the brig Land-
wick, Capt. Owens, on passage to Lon-
donderry, in 22nd year,
DOBELBOWER John H., printer, at Philadel-
phia. Gazette of
DOBSON Thomas, Society of Eriend.s, aged 93
years, father of Mrs. Murray, wife of
Lindly, the grammarian, at New York,

Thomas, many years a printer and publisher,
at Philadelphia,
DODD James, midshipman on the Senegal,
drowned,

George, died at Halifax a prisoner of war
between Nov. 23, 1776, and

Samuel, died at Halifax a prisoner of war
between Nov. 23, 1776, and

Dr, , executed at Newgate, London.

Gazette of

John, postmaster, at Hartford, aged 65 years,
of the spotted fever. Gazette of

Nov. ri, 1784

Aug. 3, 1793

Sept. 10, 1803

Nov. 4, 1809

Aug. 22, 181 1
Dec. 26, 181 1

June I, 1813

May 6, 181 5

P^eb. 16, 1799

Sept. 14, 1805

April 22, 1805

P'^eb. 27, 1808

Dec. 2, 181 1

March 23, 1816
Oct. 6, 1798

Sept. 9, 1812
March 9, 1823
May 10, 1768
Dec. 26, 1777
Dec. 26, 1777
Jan. 24, 1784
March 18, 1809

344

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

DODD John, Jun., son of John, postmaster, at
Hartford, of the fever, aged 43 years. Ga-
zette of

Capt. Josiah, at Hartford, of the spotted fever,
aged 30 years. Gazette of

Mrs. , wife of John, postmaster, at

Hartford, of the spotted fever, aged 56
years. Gazette of

James, confined in the Whitesboro Jail for
debt, committed suicide,
DODDS Helen Marr, infant daughter of George
D., in this town,

George, of this town, in 64th year, at South-
bridge, Mass., suddenly,
DODGE Zachariah, died at Halifax a prisoner of
war between Nov. 23, 1776, and

Seril, only son of Major Seril, in his 7th year,

Ezra, at Norwich, Ct., aged 33 years. Ga-
zette of

Cyrel, formerly of this town, at Pomfret, Ct.,

Rev. Oliver, at Pomfret, aged 35 years. Ga-
zette of

Sarah, widow of Rev. Oliver, at Pomfret, Ct.,
aged 53 years,

Nehemiah, Jun., son of Nehemiah, of this
town, fell from the foretop-sail yard of the
ship Governor Tompkms, of this port, on
her voyage hence for Wilmington, N. C,
and was drowned off Block Island ; he was
in his 1 8th year ;
DOFFON the Count, at Paris, executed,
DOHERTY Michael, in Kentucky, killed by his
daughter, aged 13 years, with an axe while
asleep who said he had killed her mother
in that way. Gazette of
DOLBEARE Jonathan, of privateer Active,
from hardship as a prisoner of war at New-
port, at General Hospital, Newport. Ga-
zette of

Hannah, wife of Samuel, and daughter of the
late John Mumford, of Newport, at Mont-
ville, Ct., aged 65 years,
DOLE Mrs. Charlotte, wife of Joseph, at Boston,

aged 51 years. Gazette of
DONAP Count, died of his wounds received at

Red Bank. Gazette of
DONAWAN Mary Ann, wife of Thomas, and
daughter of Hector McLain, of this town,
in 24th year,

March i8.

1809

March 18,

1809

March 18,

1809

Dec. 13,

1823

Jan. 26,

1823

July 14,

1825

Dec. 26,

Aug. 28,

1777
1795

Sept. 15,
April 26,

1798
1802

Nov. 27,

1802

Oct. 24,

1811

Nov. 7, 1 8 19
July 29, 1794

June 14, 1806

April 18, 1778

Oct. 18, 18 [I

Feb. 8, 1823

Dec. 20, 1777

May 9, 181 5

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

145

the schooner Iro,
his passage from
while standing on

DON GAYOSA, the Spanish Governor of New

Orleans. Gazette of
DONNE Mrs. , wife of Capt. Nathan, of

this town. Gazette of
DONNELL Capt. , of

of Biddeford, Me., on

Turks Island to Boston ;

the quarter deck as well as usual he sud

denly dropped to the deck and expired

without uttering a word,
DONNELEY Peter, executed at Baltimore, Md.,
DONNISON William, son of Capt. Jonathan, of

this town, at Port au Prince, in his 2ist

year. Gazette of
Mrs. Catharine, widow of Capt. Jonathan,

aged 69 years. Gazette of
Joseph, Esq., in Essex County, Va., aged 44

years, a native of this town. Gazette of
Capt. James, at New York, in 27th year, late

Master of ship Iris recently plundered and

burnt at sea by the French,
Capt. Jonathan, of this town, on coast of

Africa, in 57th year. Gazette of
Mrs. Avis, widow of the late Capt. Jonathan,

in this town, in 65th year,
Mrs. Sarah, eldest daughter of the late Capt.

Jonathan, in this town, suddenly, aged 42

years,
DONOGH John, Esq., at Baltimore, aged 75

years. He fought in two wars ; he was at

Braddock's defeat in 1755 and saw the

death of Capt. Cox at Germantown in the

Revolution. Gazette of
DORLP^TT George, architect, at New York.

Gazette of
DORLEY Mr. , the singer at Covent

Garden Theatre and Vaux hall, in London.

Gazette of
DORR Samuel G., formerly of Providence, at

London. Mr. Dorr w^as in England for the

purpose of obtaining a patent on a machine

for shearing cloth ; a boy could shear as

much cloth with this machine as 30 men

could by the old process ;
Samuel, formerly of this town, in London,

•Eng. Gazette of
Mrs. Fanny, late of New London, wife of

Lieut. Joseph, at Belle Fontaine on the

Missouri. Gazette of
Lieut. Joseph, U. S. Army, at Belle Fontaine

on the Missouri. Gazette of

Sept. 7, 1799
March 15, 1788

April 17, 1 8 19
March 19, 1788

March 26, 1796

March 26, 1803

May 28, 1808

June 27, 1 812
Nov. 4, 1809
Jan. I, 1 82 1

July II, 1822

Aprils, 1809
Oct. 6, 1798

Aug. 26, 1809

May 9, 1794
Aug. 23, 1794

Feb. 25, 1S09
Feb. 25, 1809

346

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

DORR Ebenezer, at Boston, aged 70 years, Sept. 29, 1809

Moses, Esq., formerly of Westmoreland,

N. H., aged 74 years, Sept. 6, 181 1

Mrs. Rebecca, wife of Abraham, at Boston, Oct. 5, 181 1

George, at Coventry, Vt., aged 49 years, one
of the early settlers of the town. He was
hauling logs ; the chain caught his leg and
he was drawn over the ground by the team
and shockingly mangled on the 12th, which
caused his death, June 15, 1818

Elizabeth M., daughter of Joseph, aged 9

years, June 29, 1820

DORRANCE Rev. Samuel, aged 89 years, for

50 years pastor of Church, at Volontown, Dec. 12, 1775

Martha, wife of John, July 16, 1793

Mrs. Deborah, wife of Archibald, and daugh-
ter of Ichabod Bowen, of Coventry, at
Sterling, Ct., in 44th year. Gazette of Oct. 7, 1809

Daniel, late of Connecticut, at Kennebunk,

Me., aged 24 years. Gazette of Dec. 15, 1810

Lemuel, Esq., at Sterling, Ct., aged 64 years, April 28, 1812

Hon. John, in 66th year ; was of Irish parent-
age though himself from Foster, R. I. ;
took degree from R. I. College, 1773 ; had
filled many offices of trust in town and
state; June 29, 1813

Mrs. Martha, at Sterling, Ct., daughter of
Archibold Dorrance, in i8th year. Ga-
zette of Aug 14, 1 813

Samuel, in this town, in 37th year, Feb. 12, 181 5

Samuel, Esq., formerly of Sterling, Ct., at

Kingstown, Penn., in 27th year, June 2, 1818

Major William L., formerly of Coventry, near

Cincinnati, O., June 25, 1821

DORRINGTON John, of privateer Freedom,
from hardships as a prisoner of war at New-
port, at the General Hospital, Bristol. Ga-
zette of April 18, 1778
DORSETT Samuel, marine of the General

Greene, at sea. Gazette of Aug. 3, 1799

DORSET the Duke of, aged 21 years, thrown
from his horse in a fox hunt and killed in-
stantly, in Ireland. Gazette of May 13, 181 5
DORSEY Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of Edward,

near Baltimore, Md. Gazette of Sept. 4, 1802

Dr. , physician of the lazarette Phila-
delphia. Gazette of July 12, 1806

John Syng, M. D., Professor anatomy Uni-
versity of Pennsylvania, at Philadelphia. Nov 12, 181 8

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

347

DOTY Mrs. Rebecca, wife of Benjamin W., at

Bristol, aged 55 years,
DOUGHERTY Thomas-, clerk House of Repre-
sentatives, Washington, D. C, at Lexing-
ton, Ky. Gazette of
DOUGLASS James, Esq., brother of the pres-
ent Duchess of Douglass, a magistrate for
Prince William, and an eminent merchant,
at Dumfries, Va.,

Mrs. • — , wife of Mr. , manager of

the American Company of Comedians,
mother of Lewis Hollan and Mrs. Mottocks,
at Philadelphia. Gazette of

Capt. Ebenezer, at Norwich, Ct., aged 52
years. Gazette of

J , son of Jonathan, at Norwich, Ct.,

aged 19 years. Gazette of

Sarah, wife of William, at Newport, in
41st year. Gazette of

Mrs. , Philadelphia, aged about 80

years. Gazette of

Capt. Nathan, printer, aged 49 years, late of
Danbury, at Hartford, N. Y. Gazette of

Rt. Rev. John, Lord Bishop of Salisbury,
in England. Gazette of

Gen. John, at Plainfield, Ct., aged 75 years.
Gazette of

Gen. John, at Plainfield, Ct., aged 75 years.
Gazette of

John, Duke of Oueensbury, Marquis of
Dumfries, and Lord of Douglass, aged 86
years ; he left an immense estate of $5,000,-
000 but no issue ; in England. Gazette of

William, late a merchant at Brooklyn, N. Y.,
at Plainfield, Ct. Gazette of

Francis, editor of the Eastern Argus, at
Portland, Me., aged ^ years, from an acci-
dental discharge of a gun. Gazette of

Edward, son of William, of Newport, in 20th
year, drowned from on board brig Maria on
her passage to Matanza,

George, at Prudence, aged 76 years. He is
survived by five brothers, eldest 82 and
youngest 66 ; all his descendants, 18 in
number, are now living and under his roof
except one ;

William, at Newport, in 83rd year,
DOUSE William, Esq.. member of Congress

elect, at Albany, N. Y. Gazette of
DOUVILLE Mrs. Cynthia A., widow of Capt.
Pierre, aged 46 years.

March 17, 1825
Aug. 28, 1822

Nov. 17, 1766

Oct. 9, 1763
Sept. 15, 1798
Sept. 15, 1798

Oct. 27, 1798
March 3, 1804
April 56, 1806
June 27, 1807
Sept. 30, 1809

Oct. 14, 1809

Feb. 23, 181 1
Aug. 17, 181 r

Sept. 14, 1820

March 29, 1821

May 9, 1823
Sept. 28, 1823

March 6, 18 13

Oct. 24, 1806

348

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

DOW Levi, died at Halifax a prisoner of war be-
tween Nov. 23, 1776, and
Reuben Eaton, drowned at Salisbury Beach,

aged 20 years,
Mrs. Phebe, widow of Abraham, at Seabrook,
Ct., aged 10 1 years. She has upwards of
260 descendants, several of the fifth genera-
tion. Gazette of
Peggy, wife of Lorenzo, near Hebron, Ct.,
Thomas L., seaman belonging to Wakefield,
N. H., drowned from the ship Patterson in
Texas Roads.
DOWE Isaac, innholder, aged about 50 years,
formerly of Boston, at Brunswick ; took an
overdose of laudanum, lived 20 hours. Ga-
zette of
DOWNER Silas, Esq., at Roxbury, late an
eminent attorney, of this town. Gazette of
Sarah, widow of Silas, Esq., aged 63 years.

Gazette of
Dr. Joshua, at Preston, Ct., aged 60 years.

Gazette of
Julius C, in this town, in 44th year,
DOWNING John, drowned at Ware, Mass.,

Rachal, widow of William, at Newport, in

60th year. Gazette of
Mrs. Ann, in this town, in 36th year,
DOWSEY Miss Mina, from a bite of a dog, at

Glocester, Mass., aged 15 years,
DOWST William, at Salem, a man of uncommon
size being nearly 7 feet tall and. weighed
about 300 pounds. Gazette of
DOYLE John, a native of Ireland, in this town,
in 53rd year, buried with Masonic honors,
DRAPER Samuel, printer, at Boston, in 30th
year,
David, his house burnt, at Uxbridge ; his age
80 and his wife 82 ; both were rescued
with difficulty,
Josiah, at Attleboro, in his 63rd year. Ga-
zette of
Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Stephen, at Attle-
boro, in 64th year. Gazette of
Mrs. , at Salem, aged 100 years. Ga-
zette of
Ebenezer, at Attleboro, in 83rd year,
Mrs. Sarah, wife of John, at Attleboro, in

6 1 St year, of the fever,
Mrs. Mary, wife of Paul, at Attleboro, of the
fever.

Dec. 26, 1777
March 23, 18 10

July 20, 1816
Jan. 6, 1820

April 4, 1822

May 29, 1822

Dec. 24, 1785

Feb. II, 1792

July 18, 1795
July 18, 1809
June 10, 1771

May 14, 1796
June 4, 1 82 1

Nov. 7, 1813

July 25, 1810

March i, 1812

March 14, 1767

Dec. 5, 1787

Sept. 26, 1795

Feb. II, 1809

Nov. 18, 1809
Dec. I, 1811

March i, 1816

March 8, 1816

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 349

DRAPER Mrs. Sarah, at Attleboro, in 84th

year, Feb. 4, 1817

Aaron, in 54th year, July 8, 1818

Josiah, at Attleboro, in 67th year. May 17, 1819

George Aaron, son of Henry S., in this town,
aged 17 months 9 days, July 30, 1820

Alsey Almina, eldest daughter^of Ebenezer,

2nd, at Attleboro, Mass., in 14th year, April 25, 1821

Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of John, Jun., and
daughter of Capt. Jonathan Peck, of
Cumberland, at Pawtucket, aged 26 years, Oct. 9, 182 1

Horace, at Attleboro, aged 26 years. Ga-
zette of Jan. 18, 1823

John, at Attleboro, in 68th year, June 20, 1823

Mrs. Milla, at ]^oston, aged 67 years, wife of

Samuel, of Attleboro. Gazette of May 8, 1824

Rev. Samuel, at Anienia, Dutchess County,
N. Y., aged about 50 years ; was of White-
hall, Washington County ; had been a
Methodist minister about 20 years. Ga-
zette of July 21, 1824

Stephen, at Attleboro, in 84th year, March 15, 1825

DRAYTON Hon. William Henry, delegate to
Congress from South Carolina, at Phila-
delphia, Sept. 4, 1779

William, at South Carolina, in 58th year. Ga-
zette of June 19, 1790

General , in South Carolina, aged 44

years. Gazette of July 23, 1796

Jacob, Esq., of Charleston, S. C, at Phila-
delphia. Gazette of Sept. 20, 1806

Hon. John, aged about 60 years. Judge of
the District of South Carolina, at Cljarles-
ton, S. C, Nov. 27, 1822

Judge , of the U. S. Supreme Court.

Gazette of June 4, 1823

DREW Joseph, executed at Portland for murder

of Ebenezer Parker, a deputy sheriff, July 21, 1808

Joseph, executed at Portland, Me., for the

murder of Ebenezer Parker. Gazette of July 23, 1808

DRIFT Emanuel, seaman of the U. S. frigate

Constellation in action with a French ship, Feb. i, 1800

DRING Hannah, wife of Benjamin, formerly of

Newport, in this town, in 80th year, Jan. 27, 1808

Benjamin, of this town, in 82nd year, April 4, 1808

Ruth, widow, at Newport, aged 83 years, July 24, 1816

Esther, wife of Job, at Newport, in 38th year.

Gazette of Aug. 24, 1820

Nathaniel, of Little Compton, aged 62 years,
at Newport, Feb. 4, 1823

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

350

DRING Capt. Thomas, in this town, in 67th

DRIN& Edward, at Philadelphia, in 103rd

Tohn' member of Society of Friends, at Fah"
•^ mil near Philadelphia, in 68th year. Ga-

Henry, It Philadelphia, merchant, in 76th

year, of Society of Friends,

DRISCOLL Dennis, late editor of the Georgia

Chronicle, at Augusta. Ga., .

rant Cornelius, of Baltimore, at \ era uruz

^Tas shot in his cabin by his mate, Wyatt.

DROCKTohnI colored), at Goshen, aged about

DROWU:^ JaSeT me?chant, at New York.

Gazette of .

DROWNE Solomon, Esq., m 74tn >eai,

Mrs Marcy, widow of Solomon, Esq., m /2nd

vpar died Tan. 14th, buried
SaS wWow of Rev. Samuel, at Portsmouth,

Wmiam, oPtltfol, merchant in 3.nd yea.
from consumption occasioned b> 1 is conhM
ment on the British prison ship at New
?o?k a little while before peace was de-

Ben'anl, at Barrington, in 8oth year. Ga-

Cof Frederick, at Rehoboth, in 62nd year

served 20 years in the Militia as a commis-

ioned offic'er, and 23 years as a selectman ,

was a soldier in the Revolution

r,nt Samuel of Warren, in 34th year, on

^ b^oard "rig Almira, on her passage from

Jamefa"' Franklin, Mass., in 20th year, sud-

Sopht youngest daughter of Dr. Solomon,

rcn't fesse' at Rehoboth, in 56th year,
SefM son of Capt. Jesse, at Rehoboth,

aged 20 years,
Mrs" Abigil. at Tiverton, ^pd 88 yea^s,
Albert W., youngest son of George t., m
this town, in 5th year, .prvant

of the ferry boat. Gazette ot

March 8, 1825
Nov. 17, 1782

Aug. 9. 1800

June 26, 1809

March 10, 181 1

June 14, 1817

Aug. 27, 1825

Sept. 26, 1795
June 25, 1780

Jan. 17, 1782

Oct. 16, 1784

Aug. 9. 1786
Dec. 22, 1798

Sept. 6, 1804

' June 27. 1811

May 20. 181 5

Aug. 30. 1816
June 21, 1820

March 3, 1822
Nov. I, 1822

Nov. 17, 1824
July 4. 1 812

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

DRUMMOND Mrs. Catharine, widow of Wil-
liam, aged 74 years, at Newport, March i, 1824

DRURY Capt. Josiah, aged 64 years, at Fram-
ingham, Mass., thrown from his cart his
oxen running away and instantly killed.
Gazette of Oct. 12, 1771

Mrs. Sally, wife of Dr. John, at Marblehead, 4'^^M

aged 44 years. Gazette of May 22, 1820

Dr. John, at Marblehead, aged 63 years. Ga-
zette of Sept. 6, 1823
Samuel S., son of the late Dr. John, of Mar-
blehead, at Bristol, aged 25 years, July 11, 1824
Lydia Potter De Wolfe, wife of Luke, Esq.,
collector of custom, at Bristol, and eldest
daughter of Capt. Levi De Wolfe, May 16, 1825

DRYER William, at Rehoboth, in his looth year,
after an illness of six weeks occasioned by
a fall from a horse. He had lived to see
his children to the fourth generation
amounting to 169 persons only 35 of them
having died. He was a native of Taunton,
Eng., and came here 80 years ago ; Dec. 18, 1784

William, at Rehoboth, in 97th year. Gazette

of June 22, 1816

DUNBAR Capt. Charles, at New York. Gazette

of Sept. 8, 1798

Mrs. Hannah, widow of Charles, at Newport,

in 78th year. Gazette of Jan. 5, 181 1

Peter, aged 35 years, at Alexandria ; was hit
by a wad fired in a salute from the steam-
boat Potomac, June 27, 1821

DUBOSO Capt. Peter, at Johnston, at an ad-
vanced age, Aug. 2, 1820

DUBUISSON M. Le Honory, from a fall

from his carriage at Cape Francois. Ga-
zette of Aug. 20, 1 791

DUCHE Jacob, Esq., late of Philadelphia, in Lon-
don, in 8ist year. Gazette of Dec. 13, 1788
Thomas, son of Rev. Jacob, a native of Phila-
delphia, and an eminent portrait painter, at
London, Eng. Gazette of June 26, 1790
Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Rev. Jacob, at Phila-
delphia, in 59th year. Gazette of April 8, 1797

DUCKETT Thomas, Esq., at Annapolis, a State

Senator. Gazette of Dec. 27, 1806

DUCKWORTH Lieut. Col. , fell in action

in Spain, May 16, i8n

John, Jun., aged 14 years, at Liverpool, Eng.,
of hydrophobia, a month after being bitten.
Gazette of June i, 1825

352 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

DUNDAS Rt. Hon. Henry, Lord Viscount Mel-
ville, Chancellor of University of St.
Andrews, Lord Privy Seal of Scotland,
&c., in Scotland, aged 70 years. May 20, 181 1

DUDLEY Joseph, died at Halifax a prisoner of

war between Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

Mrs. Catharine, widow of Charles, Esq., for-
merly collector of the port, and daughter
of Robert Crooke, Esq., at Newport. Ga-
zette of Jan. 18, 1800
Stephen S.. killed in a personal encounter
with an U. S. Army officer. Dudley was
drunk and drawing a dirk called on the
officer to defend himself. Gazette of Oct. 12, 1822
Mrs. Rebecca, aged 92 years, at Waterford,
Mass. She had been blind from cataracts
but had been restored to sight about 5
months before her death. Gazette of July 21, 1824

DUER Col. William, at New York. Gazette of April 27, 1799
Col. William, at New York prison, aged 54

years. Gazette of May 25, 1799

DUFF Mr. , first mate of the transport

Abeona, perished at sea with the vessel.

Gazette of March 14, 1821

DUFFIELD Rev. George, D. D., pastor 3rd
Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia, at an
advanced age. Gazette of P"eb. 27, 1790

DUFFON the Countess, at Paris, executed, July 29, 1794

DUGGON Francis, died in jail at Boston, Sept. 17, 1822

John W., ordinary seaman, killed on board
frigate Chesapeake in action with the
Shannon, June i, 1813

DUHAMEL Mons. Jacques Lewis, late of
Martinico, at Jamaica Plains, Mass. Ga-
zette of Aug. 25, 1792

DUICK Betsey Sanford, daughter of Oliver, at

Newport, aged 51 years. Dec. 10, 1821

DUKES James, from Kentucky, drowned near

Alexandria, La. Gazette of Nov. 14, 1821

DULANEY Mrs. Mary, widow of Hon. Walter,

at Annapolis, Md. Gazette of Oct. 3, 1801

Col. Daniel, at Baltimore, a soldier of the

Revolution. Gazette of Nov. 21, 181 8

DULANY Daniel, Esq., in Maryland, at an ad-
vanced age. Gazette of Dec. 9, 1797
William, at Baltimore. Gazette of June 11, 1803

DULL Miss , killed by lightning while

spinning, in Pennsylvania. Gazette of Aug. 14, 1824

DUMAS , president of the Tribunal, at

Paris, executed, July 29, 1794

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

353

DUMAS M , commercial agent from the

United States to the RepubUc of Holland,
at The Hague. Gazette of
DUMETT Samuel, drowned in Hurl Gate by

swamping of the boat,
DUMMER Daniel, at Byfteld, Mass., aged 57

years. Gazette of
DUMOLIN John, Esq., at New Orleans. Ga-
zette of
DUNCAN James, a soldier of Col. Green's Regi-
ment, shot at Rhode Island for desertion,

David, at Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Gazette of

Robert, at Boston, aged 58 years. Gazette
of

Capt. John, at Newport, aged 60 years. Ga-
zette of

Mary, at Newport, in 55th year. Gazette of

Thomas, at New Bedford, in 21st year, of the
fever. Gazette of

Miss Elizabeth, at Newport, at an advanced
age,
DUNHAM Betsey, daughter of Joseph. Ga-
zette of

Mrs. Grace, wife of Alpheas, daughter of
Amasa Learned, Esq., of New London, at
Brighton, Mass. Gazette of

Mrs. Anstress, wife of Capt. Benjamin, at
Newport, in 92nd year,

Jesse, Jun., at Newport, m i8th year,

Capt. Benjamin, formerly of Newport, in 92nd
year,

William G., son of William W., formerly of
this town, at Zanesville, O., aged 10 years.
Gazette of
" Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of Robert, at Newport,
in 78th year,

William, son of Robert, at Newport, in 13th
year,

Lieut. Peleg K., U. S. Navy, at Newport,
aged 26 years. Gazette of

Joseph, at Taunton, aged 49 years,

David, a merchant, of New York, drowned on
passage from Albany to New York,

David, Esq., merchant, at New York, drowned
in the river,

Mrs. Ann Elizabeth, wife of Robert, at New-
port, in 52nd year. Gazette of
DUNK George Montagu, Earl of Halifax, Lieut.
General in his Majesty's Army, at Bushey
Park, Eng.,

Oct. 29,

May 13,

Jan. 15,

Sept. 7,

Sept. 19,
Sept. 14,

Dec. 4,

Feb. 25,
Sept. 20,

May 18,

Jan. 24,

June 24,

Oct. 17,

April 22,
Nov. 9,

Jan. 12,

Oct. 19,

1816

Sept. 4,

1S20

April 8,

1821

Aug. 28,

l€22

Nov. 20,

1822

March 31,

1823

March — ,

1823

July 2,

1825

June 9,

I77I

796
822

823

825

781

799

802

804
806

816

818

786

812

813
813

816

354

VITAL BECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

''"''^a^s''s*;ed by the I-uUans at Cherry

Vallev N. Y. Gazette ot
DUNN Thomas, at Boston, fell from the roof of
his house while delirious

Lieut , killed at Yorktown, \a.,

Major Isaac B., of Lexington, Ky.,
Caot Lemuel, at Cape Francois, m 66th year,
a^ well known nautical commander from
this Dort. Gazette of , • .u-

Ms Hester, widow of Capt. Samue in this

town, at an advanced age. Gazette of
Josiah R., found dead in the street
Thomas, sergeant-at-arms U. S. House ot
Representatives, m Maryland. Gazette ot
Capt Bernon, at this town, m 65th >eai,

( Masonic honors ), r^ 1 ^„ xr V

DUNNING David, executed at Goshen, N.Y,

for the murder of Mr. Jenmngs. Gazette

Teftius at Middletown, aged 53 years, for 26

^"ears publisher of the Middlesex^Gazette

DUNSCOMB Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Daniel, at

New York. Gazette of
DUNTON Ebenezer, at New London, aged 94
vears Gazette of ,

mS Eliza, wife of Jonathan, at Boston, aged
48 years. Gazette of

DUNWELL Capt. .of this port, died at

Surinam. Gazette of , , . ,.

John, ^ate of sloop Dolphin, of this port,

HeJTry H.!'of this town, on his passage frorn
St Nicholas Mole, in 20th year. Gazette

M?s Esther, widow of Capt. John, of this

town, in 78th year. Gazette of
Samuel, of Newport, in this town, m 5Jst

M^^Martha, widow of Capt. David, in this

town, in 53rd year,
Samuel, of this town, on board the ship ins,

at Batavia. Gazette of
Elizabeth, wife of John, and daughter of

Stephen Wardwell, in 33rd year, ^
DUROC Marshall, one of Napoleon s be.t

Generals, killed in action. Gazette of
DU PAN Mallett, editor of the Mercure Brittan-

nique, in England. Gazette ot

Nov. 27, 1812

Jan. 2, 1779

Feb. 20, 1772

-, 1781

June 28, 1789

May 15, 1790

Dec. 9, 1797
Aug. 13, 1819

Oct. 16, 1824
Jan. 23, 1823

April 24, 1 8 19

Oct. 6, 1823

Oct. 24, 1795

Sept. 30, 1809

May 3, 1823

Jan. 23, 1768

Sept. 16, 1774

July 30- ^796
Feb. II, 1797
Nov. 25, 1799
March 3, 1803
March 26, 1808
Oct. 12, 1817
July 31. 1813
July 19. 1800

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

355

DUPUIS John Lewis, at New Providence, exe-
cuted as a pirate and murderer and an un-
human wretch, a native of Spain,
DUPUY Mary, at Newport, in 68th year. Ga-
zette of
DURANT John, of Newton ; his three sons died
within 30 hours of each other of throat dis-
temper. Gazette of

Cornelius, merchant, at Boston, aged 80
years,
DURETTE General, the newly appointed Gover-
nor of Berlin ; shot in a duel with Gen.
Lelosy who has absconded. Gazette of
DURFEE Benjamin, at Tiverton, aged 88 years.
Gazette of

Hon. Thomas, of the Governor's Council, at
Freetown,

Capt. Ezekiel, of this town, at Demarara,
W. I.; leaves a widow and a large family
of children. Gazette of

Oliver, Esq., second Justice of the Court of
Common Pleas for Newport County, at
Middletown. Gazette of

Capt. Ezekiel, of this town, at Charleston,
S. C. Gazette of

Joseph, Esq., formerly of Rhode Island, at
Shelbourne, N. B. Gazette of

Thomas, Esq., at Middletown, in 79th year,
last week. Gazette of

Samuel, of Tiverton, aged 86 years. Gazette
of

Tristam, at Tiverton, on coast of Africa,

Philip, at Killingly, Ct., aged 44 years. Ga-
zette of

Miss Alice, daughter of Thomas, drowned at
Rowland's Ferry by upsetting of a boat,
aged 27 years.

Job, Esq., at Portsmouth, in 78th year. Ga-
zette of

Susannah, at Pawtucket, aged 25 years,

Harriet, aged 19 years, found drowned at
Bristol,

Sarah, widow of Ezekiel, in this town, in 76th
year,
DURHAM Samuel, at Baltimore, from a bite of
a dog. Gazette of

DURYEE Quarter Master , killed by a

kick of a horse which was fretted by a fire-
cracker a boy threw at him, at New York,
DUTCHER John, seaman on board Gunboat 46,
lost on east side of Conanicut,

July 5,

1819

Jan. 10,

1801

Feb. 18,

1786

May 12,

1812

Aug. 15,

1812

March 23,

1793

July 16,

1796

May 13,

Sept. 15,

Nov. 23,

June 20,

May I.

Nov. 8,
Feb. — ,

Nov. 26,
Sept. 29,

Sept. 15,
April 24,

1810
1815

June 16,

1822

Jan. 17,

1825

Aug. 3,

1822

July 4,

1820

Sept. 29,

1812

797

798

799

801

784

788
808

808
809

356

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

DWIGHT°R^v.^'TSott^7D"^b., President of

Yale College, in 65th year

Mrs Lucia, wife of William, Jan., at Thomp-
son, Ct, m 38th year,

Sarah, infant daughter of Gamaliel L., mthis

GamSel L., Esq., at Louisville, Ky., of the

DYER^Thomas ; his house at Windham, Ct., des-
troyed by fire, . ,
Jamei of Killingly ; his negro man in clear^
ing the ice from the trench at the grist
mill fell in and was drowned,_

Geor<^e of West Greenwich ; his house burnt,

Samuel, died at Halifax a prisoner of war
between Nov. 23, 1776, and

Oliver, son of Hon. Eliphalet, in his 20th
vear, at Windham. Gazette of

Jabez, son of Hon. Eliphalet, in 22nd year, at

Windham, Ct., ro^^i-tP

Mrs. , wife of Samuel, Esq. Gazette

m"ss Betsey, daughter of Col. Thomas, f
Windham, Ct., aged 21 years. Gazette of
Chloe, wife of Anthony, of this town. Ga-

M^^Huldah, wife of Hon Eliphalet, and
daughter of the late Col. Jabez Bowen, o
Pro?idence, at Windham, Ct., aged 74
years. Gazette of , r .^

Dea. John, at Cranston, in 83rd year, for 40
years deacon of the Baptist Church under
Elder Samuel Winsor, . , • .

Mrs. Susannah, wife of Eliphalet, m this town,

in 24th year, ^

Charles, son of Jonathan, at Wmdham, Ct
aged about 25 years; was trying to sa\e
his dog who had broken through the ice ;
broke through himself and was himself
drowned. Gazette of
Hon. Eliphalet, at Windham, Ct., aged 85
years, late Chief Justice of the State an
unflinching patriot in the time of the Rev-
olution, sustaining many important and
responsible positions of trust,
Hon. Eliphalet, at Wmdham Ct., m 87th
year. He performed a worthy part m the

July 17, 1825

Jan. II, 1817

April 7, 1 81 7

Jan. 5, 1822

Oct. 9, 1822

Oct. 31, 1773

Eeb. 12, 1774
March 4, i774

Dec. 26, 1777

June 13, 1778

July 30, 1779

July 3. 1790

Feb. 13, 1796

July 17, 1797

March 8, 1800

Jan. 3, 1 80 1
July 29, 1804

Feb. 14, 1807

May 13, 1807

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

357

DYER :

Revolution and held high positions of trust

and responsibility ; May I3> 1807

Col. Thomas, at Windham, Ct., at an advanc-
ed age, an officer of the Revolution ; was in
the retreat through the Jersies and con-
tracted troubles which left him an invalid
through life; May 20, 1808

Oliver, printer, at Windham, Ct., late of this

town, in 28th year, March 10

Nathan, at Cranston, Jan. 21

Mary, in this town, aged 14 years, Nov. 27

Mrs. Esther, wife of Thomas, at Cranston,

aged 54 years, May 3

Mrs. Anne, wife of John, at Johnston, in 75th
year, July 25

Capt. Henry, at Windham, Ct., aged 35 years,
an officer of the United States Army. Ga-
zette of April 2

Thomas, at Johnston, Sept. 19

Mrs. Hannah, wife of Olney, in this town, in

46th year, Aug. 7

John, at Johnston, in 80th year, June 19

Joseph, at Newport, in 76th year. Gazette

of Oct. 16

George, at Windham, Ct. aged about 45 years,
formerly a resident and trader of this town.
Gazette of July 25

Aaron F., of Newport, merchant, at George-
town, S. C, Jan. 3O;

Mrs. Phebe, at Cranston, aged 69 years, May 5,

William H., native of Newport, at Charleston,

S. C, aged 27 years, Se})t. 6

Charles, at Cranston, in 8ist year, Aug. 14

Albert Francis, son of Paris, in this town,

aged 2 years, 6 months, Sept. 14

Mrs. Abigail S., widow, at Northbridge, in

50th year, Nov. 12

Almira, daughter of Olney, in this town, aged

24 years, April 23

DYKE Mr. , and his family, murdered

by the Indians. Gazette of March 14

DYKES William H., at the Almshouse, Boston ;
was of the theatrical company. Gazette
of July 23

DYSON Col. Thomas A., in Virginia, an officer

of the Revolution. Gazette of July 5

[809
[810
810

:8ii

:8i3

[814
814

815
[817

[819

;82i

[822
[822

:822
[823

523

[823

[824

:8i8

:823
[806

358 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

EACKER George I., Esq., counselor-at-law and
Master in Chancery, at New York. Ga-
zette of Feb. 4, 1804
EAKIN Martha, at Carew, Ireland, aged 104
years. She carried to her grave her wed-
ding dress, made more than 80 years be-
fore. Gazette of June 18, 1814
EALNEY Duke of, in F"rance. Gazette of Oct. 26, 1820
EAMES Jacob, of Belfast, Mass., at Boston, in

30th year. Gazette of May 19, 1810

EARLE Thomas, late of Newport. Gazette of April 19, 1783

Naomi, wife of Capt. Ralph, in 50th year,

Sept. 23, buried Sept. 24, 1785

Mr. , formerly of this state, limner, at

Charleston, S. C. Gazette of Sept. 10, 1796

Caleb, at Newport, an ancient citizen. Ga-
zette of June 3, 1797

Capt. William, Jun., a custom house officer,
drowned near Greene's Cove, Warwick, in
43rd year, Feb. 4, 1801

Mrs. Fanny, wife of Capt. Oliver, and daugh-
ter of William Holroyd, Esq., in this town, Feb. 23, 1801

Ralph, a celebrated portrait painter, formerly
of this town, at Bolton, Ct., aged 50 years.
Gazette of Sept. 12, 1801

Mary, wife of Capt. John, in this town, Sept. 14, 1801

Capt. Oliver P., of Little Compton, on coast

of Africa, aged 35 years. Gazette of April 16, 1803

Capt. William, in this town, in 77th year, Dec. 29, 1804

Grey Charles, General of the 3rd Regiment
of Dragoons and Governor of the Island
of Guernsey. He served at the battle of
Minden and was the only surviving officer
who served with Wolfe at Quebec, to whom
he was aide-de-camp. At his seat in
Northumberland, in 79th year. He is suc-
ceeded in his title by his son, Lord Howich.
Gazette of Feb. 6, 1808

Mrs. Mary, wife of Thomas, at Newport, in

65th year. Gazette of Aug. 24, 181 1

Dexter, of Capt. Boine's Company, wounded

( since died) at battle of Tipj>acanoe, Nov. 7, 181 1

Cudgo ( colored), in this town, in 72nd year, Feb. 21, 1812

Capt. John, of Newport, in 78th year, at

Smithfield, May 20, 1816

Capt. John, in this town, aged about 65 years, Nov. 9, 18 16

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

359

EARLE Oliver, son of Capt. Oliver, aged 12
months, in this town. Gazette or

Martha T., daughter of Capt. William, Jan.,
aged 20 years, in this town,

Thomas, at Portsmouth, aged 8;^ years,

Joseph, at Seekonk, in 30th year,

Capt. Oliver, in this town, in 55th year, a
nautical commander, (Masonic honors),
EARLY Peter, Plsq., late Governor of Georgia,

at Greene County,
EARNSHEY Susan, wife of Thomas, and daugh-
ter of the late Rev. William Moore, at
Newport, aged 63 years. Gazette of
EASTBURN Rev. James Wallis, A. M., aged 22
years, son of James, of New York, and
late minister at St. George Accomoc, Va.,
at sea on passage to St. Croix,
EASTERBROOKS Mrs. , wife of Chris-
topher, at Providence,

Prince ( colored), wounded at Lexington,

Charles, in this town, in 90th year. Gazette
of

Mrs Hannah, in 69th year,

Mr. ■ ; his wife and two children perished

in the shipwreck of schooner Delaware.
Gazette of

John, at Warren, aged 42 years,
EASTMAN Rev. Edmund, pastor of the Congre-
gational Church, at Limerick, Me.,

Nathan, at Ashford, Ct., aged 58 years. Ga-
zette of
EASTON Nicholas, at Newport. Gazette of

Mrs. Patience, late of Newport, at Philadel-
phia. Gazette of

The next issue has an obituary and states
she died Dec. 18, 1772, in her 56th year.

Samuel, in his 90th year, at Newport. Ga-
zette of

Jonathan, in 8ist year, at Middletown. Ga-
zette of

Nicholas, at Newport, in 44th year. Gazette
of

Jonathan, Esq., in 77th year, at Newport. Ga-
zette of

Capt. James, at Newport, in 6ist year. Ga-
zette of

Mrs. Abigail, wife of Nicholas, in this town.
Gazette of

Mrs. Mary, widow of Capt. Peleg, in 74th
year, at Newport. Gazette of

June 28, 1817

Dec. 18,

March 22,

Sept. 25,

July 5.
Aug. 15,

Sept. 14,

Jan. 2,

Oct. 5,
April 19,

March 9,
March 28,

Nov. 3,
Feb. 27,

Dec. 9,

Jan. 10,
March 21,

Jan. 2,

Nov. 20,
March
Jan. 3
Dec. I
June
Oct
Oct.

16,
I,
9,

16,

3,

3i>

817
818
818

824

817

825

820

769

775

799
817

821

824

812

824
772

773

773
782

789

795
798
801
801

360

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

EASTON Walter, at Newport, aged 78 years.
Gazette of

Eliza, wife of William, at Newport. Gazette
of

Miss Patience, at Newport. Gazette of

Benjamin, Esq., at Middletown, R. I., in 58th
year. Gazette of

Mrs. Sarah, wife of Colin, Esq., of Island of
St. Croix, in this town, buried in the Tilling-
hast yard,

Hon. Nicholas, many years representative
and senator from Newport, at said place,

Mrs. Merebeth, widow of Walter, at Newport,
in 85th year. Gazette of

Dr. Jonathan, at Newport, aged 65 years,

Norman, in this town, in 30th year,

Mrs. Hannah, widow of Nicholas, Esq., at
Newport, in 7gth year,

John, at Newport,

Mrs. Phebe, at North Providence, in 8oth
year,
EATH FORTH John, in this town, in 53rd year,

John, of this town, aged 28 years, drowned off
Bullock Point,
EATON Dr. Joseph, son of Rev. Isaac, of Hope-
well N.J., at Newark, N. J., in 26th year,
graduate of R. I. College,

James, at Goffstown, N. H., in 72nd year,
killed by lightning,

Samuel, drowned at Salisbury Beach, aged 21
years,

Mrs. Eunice, wife of Capt. John, in 70th
year, at Killingly, Ct. Gazette of

Mrs. Mary, wife of Dea. William, at New-
bury port, aged 35 years, killed by lightning,

Tabitha, aged J"] years, at P^llington ; she left
her house to visit a neighbor and 30 minutes
after was found dead in the highway,

Lilley, at South Readmg, in 54th year,

Benjamm, at Sullivan, aged 60 years. Ga-
zette of

Miss Abigail, at Boston, aged 18 years. Ga-
zette of

Mrs. Susan, wife of Levi, at Framingham,
aged 40 years,
ECKERSTY J. , tailor, drowned by up-
setting of a boat in Boston Harbor,
ECKLES Rev. Samuel, Baptist minister, at Dar-
lington District, S. C,

March 6, 1802

June 5, 1802
Oct. 19, 1805

Sept. 26, 1807

June 15, 1810

Dec. I. 1811

Aug. I, 1 8 12

March 13, 1813

Oct. 29, 1 81 3

March 5, 1823
Aug. 21, 1823

Aug. 4, 1825
Sept. 27, 1805

Sept. 14. 1 8 17

May 10, 1775

June 29, 1809

March 23, 1810

May 5, 1810

Aug. 9, 1 813

May 24, 1 8 18
March 12, 1822

March 13, 1822
Jan. 15, 1823

March 30, 1824
July 17, 1808
July 12, 1S08

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

361

ECKLEY Joseph, senior pastor Old ^uth

Church, Boston, aged 6i years, at Boston, April 30
EDDY Sarah, wife of Jonathan, at Glocester, Feb. 17

Mrs. , wife of Barnett. Gazette of March 18

Capt. Barnet, who left this place son^e time
since with carpenters to build vessels on the
lakes, died near Albany, N. Y. Gazette of Sept. 7

Elizabeth, widow of Capt. Benjamin, late of
this town, March 27

Lydia, wife of Daniel, in 71st year, at John-
ston. March 4

Richard, Esq., steward of the College, in 48th

year. Gazette of Oct. 23

Huldah, wife of William, in 34th year. Ga-
zette of Aug. 23

Daniel, at Glocester, at an advanced age. Ga-
zette of March 19,

Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Capt. Thomas, at

Coventry, in 72nd year. Gazette of March 26

Elizabeth, daughter of the late Capt. Bar-
nard, in 40th )'ear, Aug, 2

Daniel, at Johnston, at an advanced age.

Gazette of Jan. 26

Mary, wife of Joseph, in this town. Gazette

of March 15

Eunice, daughter of the late Capt, Barnard.
Gazette of Aug. 2

Naomi, wife of Capt. Daniel, at Smithfield.

Gazette of July 11

Lydia, wife of Capt. Jonathan, in 49th year,
at Glocester. Gazette of Aug. i

Capt. Thomas, at Johnston, in 72nd year.

Gazette of Aug. i

Mrs. Alice, wife of Eliphalet, at Cranston, in

54th year, Dec. 16

Amey, at Johnston, in 6istyear. Gazette of March 17

Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Samuel, Esq., in

this town, in 31st year, Oct. 28

Jesse, of this town, at Philadelphia, in 30th

year. Gazette of July 26

INIr. Michael, at Newport, at an advanced age.

Gazette of May 23

Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of Jeremiah, aged loi
years, 3 months, 2 days, in this town, Sept. 11

John, native of Providence, at Charleston, S.
C, aged 27 years ; leaves a widow. Ga-
zette of April 9

Mrs. Hannah, wife of Dr. John M., of this
town, in 22nd year, March 17

John, drowned in the harbor at Boston, May i

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770
775

[776

781

782

[784

[788

791

[791

[792

793

794

794

795

795

795

795
[798

799

;8oo

)i

;8oi

803

[80s
[805

362

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

EDDY Jonathan, carpenter, of the ship Susan of

this port, at Batavia,
Sarah, daughter of Esek, aged 36 years, in

this town,
Mrs. Martha, wife of Samuel, Esq., Secretary

of State of Rhode Island, in this town, in

28th year,
Joseph, in this town, in 64th year,
Capt. Thomas, formerly of Johnston, at

Kinderhook, N. Y., in 60th year,
George, at Philadelphia, in 47th year. Ga-
zette of
Luther, of Providence, at sea on board brig

Olympus, Capt. Rowland. Gazette of
James, son of Samuel, Esq., aged 12 years,

in this town,
Frances P., daughter of Samuel, in Cranston,

aged 13 months,
Mrs. Selene, wife of Thomas, Esq., in 30th

year, at Warwick,
Phebe, eldest daughter of Rev. Michael, at

Newport, in 23rd year. Gazette of
Ann, wife of Samuel, Secretary of State, in

29th year,
Stephen W., only son of Barnard, in this

town, in 28th year,
Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Barnard, aged about

50 years,
Dr. John M., M. D., of this town, at Havana,

where he was for his health. Gazette of
Mary Ann, only daughter of Dr. John M.,

aged 19 months, 20 days,
George, at Thompson, Ct., in 25th year,
Comfort, in this town, aged about 75 years ;

was wounded at Yorktown and has since

been a pensioner. Gazette of
Ann Almy, daughter of Comfort, in this town,

aged 7 months,
Jeremiah, son of Cyrus, aged 5^ months,
Esek, in this town, in 89th year,
Jeremiah, in this town, in 6ist year,
Mary, wife of Comfort, in 23rd year,
Mrs. Lydia, wife of Benjamin, in this town, in

31st year,
Lydia, wife of Benjamin, in 31st year,
Miss Martha, in 49th year, in this town,
Nathan, at Foster, in 39th year,
George, in this town, in 42nd year,
Capt. George, in this town, aged about 52

years.

June — ,
March 3,

Feb. I,
Sept. 12,

March 29,

Oct. 6,

Nov. 24,

July II,

Aug. 10,

Feb. 2,

June 8,

Feb. 13,

April II,

May 24,

May 24,

Oct. I,
Dec. 17,

Feb. 27.

Aug.

16,

1820

Aug.

20,

1820

Aug.

23,

1820

Aug.

25.

1820

Aug.

26,

1820

Sept.

25,

1820

Sept.

27,

1820

Dec.

19,

1820

May

17,

1821

June

21,

1821

Jan.

22,

1822

805
806

808
809

810

810

810

814
815

816
816

817
817
817
817

818
818

819

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

0/30
000

EDDY Zachariah, son of Hon. Samuel, in this

town, in 6th year, Jan. 25, 1822

Mrs. Lydia, widow of Hezekiah, of Swanzey,

at Bristol, aged 72 years, March 21, 1822

Capt. Daniel, master of sloop Sally, of Taun-
ton, aged 37 years, at sea on passage from

Newburn, N. C, July i, 1822

Alpheas, infant son of Comfort, in this town,

aged 2 months, July 28, 1822

Ann Eliza, in this town, aged 20 years, Feb. 9, 1823

Caleb, Jun., of Warren, drowned on the coast

of Chili ; boat upset by a whale, April 21, 1823

Moses, in this town, • May 30, 1823

Samuel, shipwright, late of this town, at

Smithfield, aged 47 years, June 3. 1823

Stephen Gano, son of Barnard, in this town,

aged 17 months 7 days, Aug. i, 1825

EDES Patty, eldest daughter of Benjamin, the

printer, in 22nd year, at Boston, Oct. 2, 1783

Mrs. Mary, wife of Capt. Josiah, of Boston,

aged 36 years, on passage from South to

North Carolina, Sept. 14, 1791

Benjamin, Jun., printer, aged 46 years, at

Boston. Gazette of May 23, 1801

Benjamin, printer, at Boston, aged 71 years.

Gazette of Dec. 17, 1803

Mrs. Martha, widow of Benjamin, of Boston,

printer, at Kennebunk, aged 76 years.

Gazette of June 14, 1806

William, at Boston, aged 32 years. Gazette

of March 21, 1807

Miss Abigail, daughter of the late Benjamin,

of Boston, printer, at Augusta, Me., aged

42 years. Gazette of June 18, 1808

Miss Sarah, at Boston, aged 70 years. Ga-
zette of Feb. 10, 1810
Edward, at Boston, aged t,S years, Jan. 11, 181 1
Benjamin, at Savannah, agecl 33 years. Ga-
zette of Oct. 30, 1 8 19
Richard W., editor Florida Gazette, a native

of Bangor, Me., at St. Augustine, Fla., of

fever. Gazette of Nov. 14, 1821

EDFALL Samuel, midshipman, killed in action

at sea, June 19, 1793

EDGARTON Erastus, at Tolland, Ct., suddenly,

aged 22 years, April 24, 1809

EDMONDS Hannah, widow of Lemuel, aged ^y

years. Gazette of Jan. 3, 1795

Lemuel, in 37th year. Gazette of Aug. 31, 1793

Mrs. Hannah, widow of Capt. Robert, at War-
wick, in 51st year, Feb. 14. 1825

364 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

EDMONDSON James (free mulatto), perished

in the burning of the theatre at Richmond,

Va., Dec. 26, 181 1

EDWARDS Mary, wife of Rev. Morgan, pastor

of Baptist Church, at Philadelphia, Aug. 16, 1769

Esther, aged 99 years, at East Winsor, Ct. ;

she was the mother of Dr. Jonathan, presi-
dent of New Jersey College. Gazette of Feb. 23, 1771
Mary, wife of Rev. Jonathan, drowned in

Sabin's Mill Pond, near New Haven, June 10, 1782

John, executed at Newgate, London, Aug. 29, 1783

Rev. Morgan, in Delaware, formerly pastor

of Baptist Church in this town, in 73rd

year, Jan. 28, 1795

Thomas, a student in R. I. College, at

Charleston, S. C. Gazette of Oct. 17, 1795

Philip, Lieut, of Marines, late editor and pro-
prietor of the Maryland Journal, at Balti-
more. Gazette of Oct. 25, 1800
Rev. Jonathan, D. D., President of Union

College, at Schenectady, N. Y. Gazette of Aug. 15, 1801
Dr. Enock, in Pennsylvania ; was aide-de-camp

to Lord Sterling in the war of the Revolu-
tion. Gazette of May 22, 1802
John, ship carpenter, at Philadelphia, July 7, 1802
Mr. , supercargo of ship Belleair, at

sea on passage from Batavia. Gazette of June i, 1805

James, native of Bethleham, Ct., at St. Croix,

W. L, May 4, 1807

L , printer, a native of England, at

Savannah, Ga. Gazette of Nov. 14, 1807

Thomas, formerly of Baltimore, at Bristol, in

36th year. Gazette of July 6, 1811

Thomas, formerly of Baltimore, at Bristol,

aged 36 years. Gazette of July 20, 181 1

James, Esq., at Baltimore, July 25, 181 1

John Starke, member of Congress elect from

Ohio, and eldest son of Hon. Peerpomt, of

Connecticut, at Huron, O., Jan. 29, 1813

Hon. Timothy, aged 75 years, at Stockbridge,

Mass. Gazette of Nov. 13, 181 3

John Jones, Esq., U. S. Navy, at Erie, in

22nd year; was in the action of Sept. 10,

1813, on Lake Erie. Gazette of April 30, 1814

Edward, late from Boston ; he ate his supper

in his usual health ; in 20 minutes after

was a corpse ; Aug. 6, 1820

Benjamin, at Scituate, in 27th year, June 23, 1823

Alexander, of Washington, Ky., killed by

lightning. Gazette of Aug. 2, 1823

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

365

EDWARDS Mrs. Abial, widow of John, at Cran-
ston, aged 85 years,
EELLS Rev. Nathaniel, at Stonington. Gazette
of
Nathaniel, printer, aged 24 years, at Charles-
ton, S. C, formerly editor of the Connec-
ticut Gazette. Gazette of
EFFINGHAM Countess of, on board the Diana
frigate, within 3 days' sail of New York.
Gazette of
Rt. Hon. Earl of, Governor of Jamaica, at
Spanish Town, Ja. Gazette of

EGBERTSON , .son of Egbert, drowned

while learning to swim,
EGGLETON Azariah, Esq., a Revolutionary
soldier, at Leno.x, Mass., aged 68 years.
Gazette of
EGLESTON Nathaniel, at Wintonbury, Ct., aged

94 years. Gazette of
EISENBERGH Peter, grocer, at New York.

Gazette of
ELAM Gervaise, clothier, aged 93 years, at
Leeds, Eng. Gazette of
Samuel, Esq., at Portsmouth, in 64th year,
ELCAN P , a Jewish merchant, at Rich-
mond, Va., aged 51 years. Gazette of
ELCHO Lord, died in England. Gazette of
ELDER John, drowned at Gorham, Me., in Lit-
tle River,
ELDERKIN Jedediah, at Windham, Ct., in 75th
year, an eminent lawyer. Gazette of
Philina, wife of Bela, and daughter of the late
Col. Eleazer Fitch, at Windham, Ct. Ga-
zette of
Mrs. Anne, widow of Col. Jedediah, at Wind-
ham, Ct., aged 84 years. Gazette of
Mrs. Harriet, wife of Capt. P^leazer, aged 26

years,
Thomas Mason Fitch, late of this town, in
29th year, at sea on his passage to Charles-
ton, S. C. Gazette of
Judith, daughter of Alfred, at Windham, Ct.,

aged 21 years. Gazette of
George Henry, son of Capt. Eleazer, aged 5
months, 24 days,
ELDRED Mrs. , murdered by her hus-
band William at Waterford, Conn. Ga-
zette of
James, at North Kingstown, in 78th year.

April 22,
June 17,

Oct. 14,

Dec. 17,

791

Feb. 18,

[792

July 28, 1

817

Feb. 13,

822

Jan. 23,

[796

Oct. 31,

801

March 14, 1
Oct. 25,

772
[813

June II,

808

March 26.

808

June 10,

824

March 16, ]

793

Dec. 17,

796

June 23,

804

June 9,

[807

Feb. 20, ]

808

Jan. 19,

811

June 17, 1

816

March 19,
April 3, ]

814
818

825
786

809

366

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

ELDRED Mrs. Louisa, wife of Capt. William, at
VVickford, in 28th year,

Mrs. Mehitable, wife of John, Esq., at James-
town, aged 66 years. Gazette of
ELDREDGE Daniel, of Brookline, Ct., at sea
on board schooner Lucy, Esek Barton
Captain, on passage from Georgetown to
Savannah, aged about 19 years,

Samuel, at Philadelphia, merchant. Gazette
of

James, at Brooklyn, Ct., aged 66 years. Ga-
zette of

John, coachmaker, at New York, suicide.
Gazette of

Joseph S., infant son of Joseph S., in this
town ; fell from its chair into the fire,

Mr. , of Mystic, Ct., found frozen near

Van Duger's Ferry. Gazette of
ELDRINGTON Mary, aged 109 years. She was
born at Eldrington Hall, England. Notwith-
standing her great age, she was desirous of
getting a husband. She would be deeply
offended if one should infer that she was too
old to marry ;
ELIZER Frances, daughter of Isaac, late of
Newport, at Charleston, S. C. Gazette of
ELLESTON Robert Hope, on the Hope Estate,
Island of Jamaica, aged 140 years. Was a
large, vigorous man, 6 feet in height ; had
ceased to labor for many years. Was very
temperate in his habits (see Gazette of
June 14, 1823) ; died
ELLERY Hon. William, formerly Deputy Gov-
ernor of this Colony, at Newport, in 63rd
year,

Mary, wife of Capt. Christopher,

Elizabeth, widow of William, at Newport, in
80th year. Gazette of

Christopher, suddenly, at Newport. Gazette
of

Mrs. Rachel, widow of Christopher, at New-
port, (jazette of

Mrs. , wife of William, Esq., at New-
port. Gazette of

Mehitable, wife of Benjamin, at Newport, in
64th year. Gazette of

Mrs. Elizabeth, sister of Hon. Moses Gill,
Lieut. Gov. of Massachusetts, at Princeton.
Gazette of

Benjamin, at Newport, after a short illness, in
73rd year,

Aug. 30, 1 82 1
March 30, 1825

Feb. 21, 1798
Oct. 27, 1804
. May 4, 181 1
Aug. 3, 1816
Feb. 7, 1824
Feb. 7, 1824

Jan. 20, 1764
Sept. 10, 1796

May 31, 1819

March 15, 1764
Sept. 3, 1776

July 26, 1783

Feb. 28, 1789

May 22, 1790

Aug. 3, J 793

Dec. 13, 1794

June 6, 1795
Dec. 12, 1797

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 367

ELLERY Mrs. Clarissa, wife of Christopher,

Esq., at Cranston, in 40th year, May 28, 181 1

Mrs. Clarissa, wife of Christopher, Commis-
sioner of Loans. Gazette of June 8, 181 1

William, Esq., at Newport, in 94th year.
Many years collector of the port and one
of the signers of the Declaration. While
reading his favorite author Cicero he sud-
denly fell from his chair and expired, Feb. 15, 1820

Abraham R., Esq., attorney-at-law, formerly
of Newport, at Bay of St. Louis. Gazette
of Dec. II, 1820

Abraham Redwood, son of the late Abraham
Redwood EUery, Esq., of New Orleans, at
Mt. Airy College, Germantown, Penn., Sept. 15, 1821

Eugene, son of Christopher, Esq., of New-
port, and 2nd officer of ship Washington
of this port, aged 21 years, at sea, on pas-
sage from Canton to Hamburg, Sept. 11, 1823
ELLICOTT Miss .perished in the burn-
ing of the theatre at Richmond, \'a., Dec. 26, 181 1

Andrew, Esq., professor of mathematics, at
the Military Academy, West Pomt, aged
67 years. Gazette of Sept. 8, 1820

Andrew, at Baltimore, aged 48 years, of So-
ciety of P>iends. Gazette of Jan. 29, 1823
ELLIOTT Betsey, daughter of Col. Robert El-
liott, in her 14th year, at Providence, last
weeks. Gazette of Sept. 13, 1777

Col. Robert, intendent of trade for the port

of Rhode Island, at Newport, Oct. 31, 1781

Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of the late Rev. An-
drew, D. D., whom she survived about 16
years, at Boston, aged 74 years. Gazette
of June 20, 1793

W^ , of the Snow Sea Otter, of Boston,

killed on the North West coast by the na-
tives. Gazette of Oct. 28, 1797

, son of Joseph, aged 4 years, at

Thompson, Ct., from a fall, June 26, 1803

Major James H., at Boston, aged 26 years.

Gazette of April 23, 1808

William, at Hilton Head, S. C. ; had been U.
S. senator and a soldier of the Revolution.
Gazette of June 4, 1808

Dr. A , and wife formerly of Connec-
ticut. Gazette of Nov. 9, 1811

Rev. John, D. D., pastor of North Church,

Boston, in 59th year, Feb. 14, 181 3

368

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

ELLIOTT Major Richmond, formerly of Kent
County, at Boardman, O. He was coming
home from Poland and saw ahead of him,
coming towards him, two lights; they came
forward and lighted on his breast and a voice
asked : " Are you prepared to die. " " If it
is God's will I thmk I am,-" he answered.
The lights passed on but turned and fol-
lowed him until they reached the cemetery
and where he last saw them. Three days
after he died of the prevailing fever. Ga-
zette of

Mrs. Rebecca, widow of Col. Robert, and
daughter of the late Rev. James Serrin, of
Newport, in 73rd year, at Bristol. Gazette
of

Lieut. William, of tht; sloop of war Ontario, in
the Mediterranean. Gazette of

Capt. Francis, on board ship Catherine on
passage from Batavia to Salem ; was a pas-
senger. He had sailed from this port two
years since in the brig Pocahontas,

Capt. John, of Warren, late master of brig
Perseverance of Newport, at Acra ( coast of
Africa),

Daniel, in Jersey, member Society of Friends.
Gazette of

Lorenzo W., son of widow Elliott, at Taun-
ton, aged 17 years,

Thomas, at Charleston, S. C, aged 74 years;
soldier of the Revolution. Gazette of

Miss Mary, in this town, in 43rd year,

ELLIS Mrs , wife of Col. Jonathan, of

this town, at Attleboro. Gazette of

Rev. Jonathan, at Little Compton, pastor of
Congregational Church there for 35 years,

Col. Jonathan, in 40th year,

Mrs. , wife of Richard, at Attleboro,

in 91st year,

Richard, at Attleboro, in 95th year. He lived
with his wife 70 years,

Mrs. Sabra, wife of Jabez, Jun., at Attleboro,
in 20th year. Gazette of

John, merchant, at New York. Gazette of

Asher, of Rehoboth, at St. Jago de Cuba, in
3 1 st year,

Jesse, at Cumberland, in 39th year. Gazette
of

William, died at Liverpool, Aug. — , 1780,
aged 130 years, 6 months. Gazette of

March 19, 1814

Oct. 5, 1816
Dec. 14, 1816

Jan. 23, 1 82 1

April — , 1823

Sept. 24, 1823

Nov. 9, 1823

March ro, 1824
Nov. 27, 1824

Sept. 27, 1777

Sept. 7, 1785
Sept. 9, 1785

Sept. 27, 1790

Oct. 3, 1790

Aug. 25, 1798
Sept. 22, 1798

Jan. 2, 1802

June 18, 1803

Oct. 15, 1803

Nov. 1 6,

1805

Aug. 10,

1811

June 7,

1813

Jan. 30,

1S14

May 1 8,

1816

Aug. I,

1819

July 22,

1821

April 5,

1823

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 3^9

ELLIS Rev. John, at Franklin, Ct., formerly pas-
tor at Rehoboth 1785 — 1796, in 78th year.
Gazette of

John, merchants, drowned at New York in
stepping off a steamboat. Gazette of

Asher, son of the late Asher, of Rehoboth, at
Seekonk, in 12th year,

Mrs. Bethiah, widow of Rev. John, at Frank-
lin, Ct., aged 87 years,

Hon. Charles, at Claremont, N. H.; one of
judges of the Supreme Court. Gazette of

Prudence (colored), wife of James E., in
this town, in 30th year,

Mrs. Abigail, widow of Capt. Jabez. in 88th
year, at Attleboro,

Sarah, wife of Joshua, aged 54 years. Ga-
zette of

, a seaman, drowned while working

his way out of the harbor, on board brig

Enterprize, April 15, 1823

Dr. Benjamin, at Franklin, Ct., aged 73 years;
served through the Revolution as surgeon
in Army and Navy, (gazette of Dec. 18, 1824

Benjamin, only son of Jonathan, at Warwick,

aged 29 years, July 12, 1825

Mrs. Sally, wife of Joel, at Attleboro. Ga-
zette ot July 16, 1 82 5
ELLISON John, at Salem, aged 74 years ; a sol-
dier of the Revolution ; had been night
watch 14 years, Gazette of March 7, 1812

Charles,' drowned off Fire Place, Brookline,

L. I., Nov, 5, 1 81 3

ELLSWORTH Oliver, Jun., Esq., at New Lon-
don, aged 28 years. Gazette of July 20, 1805

Hon. Oliver, at Windsor, Ct., Nov. 26, 1807

Verdine, Esq., at New York, aged 80 years, May 30, 1810

Jubriah, formerly of Warren, at Richmond,

Ohio, after a short illness, in 65th year, Oct. i, 1821

ELMER Lieut. Col. Eli, at Bridgetown, Cum-
berland Co., N. J.; was an officer in the
Revolution, Feb. i, 1805

ELMSLEY Hon. John, aged 42 years ; Chief
Justice, Speaker of the Legislature and
Member of Executive Councils, at Montreal,
Ca. Gazette of June 8, 1805

ELTON John H., master commandant, U. S.
Navy, at Norfolk, Va., in 37th year. Ga-
zette of Oct. 9, 1822
ELWELL John, of Gardmer, Me.; killed by the

bursting of a swivel at Livermore, Me., July 4, 1822

370 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

ELY John, near Rochester, N. Y., Thrown into
the canal and drowned by the horses and
wagon gaining an advantage over him. Ga-
zette of Oct. 4, 1 817
Hon. William, at Springfield; member of
Congress, Oct. 16, 1817
EMBREE Elisha, editor of "Emancipator" at

Jonesborough, Tenn. Gazette of Jan. 31, 1821

Capt., of Steamboat Cincinnati, near Natchez,

of the fever. Gazette of Oct. 22, 1823

EMERSON Bulkeley, assistant postmaster, at

Newburyport. Gazette of April 25, 1801

Mrs. C. at Haverhill, aged 100 years.

Gazette of Jan. 16, 1802

Mrs. Eleanor, wife of Joseph, of Beverly,
Mass., at Leicester, Mass., aged 30 years.
Gazette of Nov. 26, 1808

Rev. William, pastor of First Church, Boston,

aged 42 years, May 12, 181 1

James B., at Natchez, Miss., Aug. 22, 1823

Mrs. Lydia P., wife of James B., formerly of

this town, aged 24 years, at Natchez, Miss., Aug. 2"], 1823
James B., at Natchez, aged 26 years ; native

of South Readmg, Mass. Gazette of Sept. 27, 1823

Jesse, aged 40 years, son of Oliver, of Meth-
uen, Mass., formerly of Bath, Me., in In-
diana, Sept. 2, 1823
EMERY Miss Hannah, at Boston. Gazette of Jan. 9, 1802
Daniel, at Buxton, Mass., aged 70 years ; a
Revolutionary soldier ; found dead in his
bed, March 11, 1825
EMES Capt. Warsley, at Philadelphia, late of the

Army of the Revolution. Gazette of Aug. 7, 1802

EMLEN Mrs. Sarah, wife of Samuel, Sen., at

Philadelphia. Gazette of Nov. 5, 1796

, George, at Philadelphia, aged 71 years. Ga-
zette of Dec. 5, 18 1 2
EMMETT Midshipman C. L, of the Macedonian,

of the fever. Gazette of Aug. 14, 1822

ENDEN John Lewis Vanden, at New York.

Gazette of Sept. 26, 1795

ENGHEIN Duke of, Louis Anthony, of Bourbon.
He was of the Royal Blood of France, of
the family of Conde ; was killed in his 32d
year, March 21, 1804

ENGLAND, the Queen of. She was the mother
of 13 children ; was married Nov. 7, 1761 ;
her last child was born Nov. 3, 1777, died
in 75th year; Nov. 17, 1818

James, killed by being caught in the machin-
ery of the engine of a steamboat, Nov. 10, 1822

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

Oil

ENGLE Susannah, daughter of John, from takmg
a dose of the wrong medicine, at German-
town, Penn., March 5, 1789

ENGLISH Matthew, killed at Fort St. Clair, Nov. 6, 1792

ENGS Rebecca, wife of Capt. William, at New-
port, in 74th year. Gazette of Sept. 7, 1799
William, Sen., at Newport, in 83d year. Ga-
zette of Sept. 20, 1800
Abby, youngest daughter of Capt. William, at

Newport, aged 17 years, Oct. 25, 181 1

Mrs. Abigail, wife of Capt. \Villiam, at New-
port, Nov. 8, 181 8

EN LOW Mary, found in her house before the

fire burnt to a crisp, at Columbia, N. C, Feb. 25, 1822

ENNIS William, of Nantucket, aged about 38
years ; drowned from on board brig Globe
Capt. Eddy on her passage from this port
to Mobile 17 days out, while in the act of
striking at a porpoise from the bowsprit.
Was first mate of the vessel. Gazette of Dec. 19, 1818

ENSWORTH Miss Sally Bucklin, in this town,

in 23d year, Nov. 10, 1803

Leonard, at North Providence, in 46th year,

buried with Masonic honors, Dec. 2, 18 10

ENTWISTLE James, of the Theatre, at New

Orleans. Gazette of June 9, 1821

EPPES Mrs., second daughter of the President of

the United States, at Montecello, Va., April 3, 1804

John W., Esq., in Virginia, late Member of
Congress and son-in-law to Mr. Jefferson.
Gazette of Sept. 24, 1823

ERMOLD George, at Reading, Penn., aged 35
years, was crushed by the undermining of
a tree. Gazette of March 8, 1823

ERSKINE Rev. Dr., the Scottish divme and

author, at Lauriston, Scot., Jan. 19, 1803

Sir William, a British Lieutenant General, at

Lisbon, Portugal. Gazette of May 15, 1813

Mrs. Sarah, at Wiscasset, Me., aged 63 years.

Gazette of Jan. 15, 1823

ERVTNG Mrs. ,wife of George, late of Bos-
ton, at Froyle, Eng., Dec. 17, 1786
Maj. Gen. William, at Philadelphia. Gazette
of Aug. 1 1, 1804

ESDALL Sarah Ann, daughter of Capt. James,

in 6th year, SeiDt. 16, 1821

ESDAY Benjamin, ordinary seaman, killed on
board frigate Chesapeake, in action with
the Shannon, June i, 1813

ESDELL Sarah Ann Bowen, daughter of Capt.

James, in this town, aged 10 mos, Aug. 13, 1824

372 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

ESKIN Lieut. Samuel A., on board U. S. ship

Cyrene. Gazette of Dec. 7, 1822

ESMAND George, printer of the Gazette, at

Barbados, W. I. Gazette of Dec. 21, 1771

ESSECKS James, mulatto, at Philadelphia, July 12, 1802

ESSEX Corpe, aged 6g years ; drowned in East
Greenwich Harbor by the upsetting of
their boat, Dec. 28, 1821

John, son of Corpe, aged 22 years ; drowned
in East Greenwich Harbor by the upsetting
of their boat, Dec. 28, 1821

ESTCOTT John, died at Halifax, a prisoner of

war, between Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

ESTEN Esek, at North Providence, in 75th year, J^me 7, 1823

Nancy, widow of Esek, at North Providence,

in 8 1st year, Dec. 26, 1823

ESTEY Mrs. Esther, at Topsfield, aged 100 years.

Gazette of , Aug. 31, 1805

Samuel, of Sharon, Mass., in this town, in

25th year, Sept. 18, 1822

ETH^RIDGE William, at Norfolk, Va. ; struck
by the bar of a capstan the others letting
go without his knowledge. Gazette of July 10, 1819

ETHVEIN Bishop . of the Moravian

Church, in Pennsylvania. Gazette of Jan. 16, 1802

EUSTACP3 John Skey, in 46th year, w^as Aide-de-
Camp of Gen. Lee. At the commence-
ment of the French Revolution entered the
service of France and held the rank of Ma-
jor General at his decease. Sept. 7, 1805

EUSTIER Volunteer of Kings American

Regiment ; killed in battle, Aug. 29, 1778

EUSTICE William, Governor of Massachusetts,
at Boston, m 75th year; was a surgeon
through the Revolution and surgeon gen-
eral of Massachusetts during Shay's Re-
bellion ; Feb. 8, 1825

EVANS Edward, at Barrington, N. H., aged 100
years ; he remembered the Revolution of
1688 and was in the last year of his ap-
prenticeship, at Boston, when Sir Edmund
Andras was sent home a prisoner. Gazette
of Nov. 28, 1767

Edward, at Plainfield, Ct., in his iiith year.
He had enjoyed good health and strength
to a remarkable degree ; was a native of
Ireland ; left a widow by whom and a for-
mer wife he had 22 children, Feb. 12, 1768
Dr. Cadwallader, in 57th year, at Philadelphia, June 30, 1773
Rev. Caleb, D. D., at Downesend, Eng., in

54th year, Aug. 9, 1791

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 373

EVANS Mr. , at Philadelphia. Gazette of Oct. 26, 1793

Jacob M , at New York, of the fever. Gazette

of Oct. I, 1803

Mrs. Dorcas, widow, at Newport, in 55th year, Aug. 23, iSi i
John, midshipman ; killed on board frigate

Chesapeake, in action with the Shannon, June i, 1813

Thomas, ordinary seaman, killed on board

frigate Chesapeake in action with the

Shannon, June i, 181 3

Mrs. Rebecca, wife of I'homas, at Newport,

aged 50 years, Sept. 18, 181 5

Mrs. Jemima, widow of David, at Smithfield,

in 85th year. Gazette of March 28, 18 18

Miss Sally, from a blow of the wheel of a cart,

the horse having run away, as Fredericks-
burg, Va., Aug. 30, 1820
James, of Newport, on board ship Columbia,

on passage from Havana to Bristol. Ga-
zette of June 16, 1 82 1
Barrack, of this town, carpenter, on board U.

S. ship Constellation, murdered at Valpa-
raiso, Nov. — , 1 82 1
Sarah Snow, youngest daughter of Barak M.,

in this town, aged 5 years 5 months, March i, 1822

Joseph, at Freetown, in 3Sth year ; went into

the woods chopping ; was killed by a falling

tree; leaves wife and five children, Jan. 15, 1823

Capt. Samuel, at New York, on board the

frigate Constitution, having ruptured a

blood vessel in ascending the gangway of

that ship. Gazette of June 9, 1824

Mrs. Martha, formerly of Newport, in this

town, in 75th year, Feb. 26, 1825

EVE Adam, aged 104 years, at Upper Merion

Township, Montgomery Co., Penn. He em-
igrated to this country 70 years ago at the

commencement of the P'rench and Indian

War. On his arrival he was sold to pay his

passage. He served his time faithfully and

afterwards acquired a handsome property

and raised a large family of children. He

was never rich and died from age alone.

Gazette of Nov. 10, 1821

EVELEIGH Nicholas, Esq., Comptroller of the
. Treasury of the United States, at Phila-
delphia. Gazette of April 30, 1791
EVELETH Amey, daughter of Isaac. Gazette

of July 8, 1797

Lydia, of this town, died of the fever. Gazette

of Sept. 2^, 1800

374 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

EVELETH William i" this town. >" f'^ far, Sept^ 23 :8o2
Mrs Charity, wife of Isaac, m 77tn yeai, ^ ^

fohnathan ^l, son of the late W.lbam, ,n th,s ^^^ ^^_ _^_^

En°r' in°this1ol"in .5th year. Gazette of Sept. 4, .8.9

EVEREST Dr Solomon, in Connect.cnt ; wJls
^ $10,000 to missionary and rehg.ous services, ^^^^^ ^^ ^^^^

FVERTSON Nicholas, Esq., in Dutchess Co.,

^"^^ N. Y. in^4^d year ; was of New York Gty. ^^^_ .^ ^^^ _ ^^^

EVERETT M?s. Abigail, at I'omfret, Ct., in 3.st ^^^^_ ^^^ ^^^^

Mrs" HannaCwifelf Dea. Josiah, in6.st year

at Attleboro, for 30 years a member of the

T^nni-kt Church. Gazette of . J'' > / ^^

DrvXEsq',X™erlyed,torof Bosto„Patr.ot, ^_ _^_^

AlfjHSnd,^nfana^or Amherst, aged ^^_^^ ^^_ ,^,^
Mrs. Rebecca, wife of William, at Attleboro, ^^^^ ^^_ ^^^^
Li?ut'"ptlS, a Revolutionary soldier, at _^^_

Westminster M^^^-.'"/ 'f Jear ' March 7, > 824

William at Attleboro, m 7ist year,
EWEI L Si. Jesse, an officer of the Revolut.on, ^^^ ^^^ ^^^

mS. EiifaSh, ^t^Norfl. Va.; fell into the ^^^ ^ ^^^^

fire in a fit. Gazette of
EWEN Mary, widow of John, in this town, m 77tli ^^^ ^^ ^^^^

EWInF Rev. Dr. John, at Norristown, Penn. ^^^^^ ^^^ ^^^^
Th^'omarE'sq., merchant, at Philadelphia, in ^^^.^ ^^^ ^^^^

51st year, Peb. 23, 1772

EYRIE Col. Thomas, suddenly,
EYRES Dr. Thomas, A. M., at Newport, m 54th ^^^ ^^^ ^^^^

Mr^Elizabeth, widow of Dr. Thomas, at ^^^^

Newport, in 87th year. Gazette of ^ V'

F

T7ARRTCIUS M , manager of the Madge-

'^^''^mgh Theatre; killed himself on the stage ; ^^^^^ _g^_

in Prussia. Gazette of .1 • •LTirrV.

FACEL Hon. Henry, Gressier to their Hgh

Mightinesses the States general of the

United Provinces, at the }^^^^^''^Jf^^ jan. 29, i79i

year and 60th of his ministry. Gazette of Jan. y, /v

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 375

FAIRBANKS Jason, suicided after murdering his
love, Miss Elizabeth Fales, at Dedham,
Mass., May 19,

Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of David, at Newport,
aged 75 years. Gazette of Nov. 25,

Capt. Samuel, at Menden, Mass., aged T^

years. Gazette of April 9,

Elisha, Esq., attorney at law, at Alstead, N.

H ., aged 52 years. Gazette of Sept. 22,

Joshua, at Douj^lass. Mass. Gazette of Feb. 26,

FAIRBROTHER Mr. , died at Wigan,

Lancashire, May, 1770, aged 138 years. Ga-
zette of Oct. 15,

FAIRCHILD Mrs. , in this town, in 94th

year, July 26,

Anson, found dead sitting at the foot of a
tree with his gun by his side, at Newport,
Ky. Gazette of Nov. 15,

FAIRFAX Brian, Lord, at Mt. Eagle, near Cam-
eron, Va., aged 76 years, Aug. 7,

Jane, widow of Bryan (Lord) Fairfax. Ga-
zette of July 13,
FAIRFIELD Dr. William, at Salem. Gazette of Oct. 30,

Stephen, died at Halifax a prisoner of war be-
tween Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26,

David, at Woodstock, Ct., in 40th year. Ga-
zette of Jan. 21,

Rev. Sumner Lincoln, aged 25 years, late a
resident of Providence, New Haven, Derby,
etc., at New York. Gazette of Oct. 23,

FAIRMAN Richard, at Philadelphia, engraver,
formerly at Newport, in 34th year. Ga-
zette of Dec. 15,
FALCONER Capt. Nathaniel, at Philadelphia,
aged T] years. Master Warden and one of
the oldest nautical commanders at that
port. Gazette of
FALCON I Charles, native of Italy, aged 74 years.

Gazette of
FALES William, merchant, at Bristol. Gazette
of

Elizabeth, murdered by her lo\'er, Jason P'air-
banks, who then killed himself, at Dedham,
Mass.,

Nathaniel, Esq., of Bristol, in 82nd year, at
Taunton,

Frances Maria, second daughter of Samuel,
Esq., at Taunton,

Mrs, , wife of John, at Attleboro, of

the fever.

Nov. 22,

1806

June 28,

1823

Feb. 4,

1797

May 19,

1801

Dec. 3,

1801

Oct. 6,

1803

March 11,

i8i6

801
809
825
824

825

803
804

817

802
805

777

815

824
821

376 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

FALES Mrs. Hannah, widow of Jonathan, at

Bristol, in 90th year, March 22, 1817

Hon. Samuel, of Taunton, at Boston, member

of the executive council, Jan. 20, 1818

Samuel C, Esq., of Taunton, aged 29 years,

at St. Barts. Gazette of Aug. 15. 1821

Mrs. , widow of Judge Fales, at Taun-
ton, Sept. 24, 1823
FALKENER W., clerk of the Privy Council,
very suddenly. The office is worth ^400
per annum. In England. Gazette of Sept. 28, 181 1
FALLING John, killed m a duel with James Vann.

near Lexington, Ky. Gazette of Aug. 2, 1806

FALLS Mrs. ■ , by poison administered by

slaves at Irebell Co., N. C. Gazette of May 29, 1822
FANNING Capt. Richard, at New York. Ga-
zette of Sept. 22, 1798
Lieut. Nathaniel, commanding officer of Gun-
boat No. i; he served through the Revo-
lution; in South Carolina, in 51st year.
Gazette of Oct. 26, 1805
Mrs. Ann, widow of James, at Hopkinton,

Mass., in 84th year, Sept. 4, 1809

Thomas, Esq., at Norwich, Ct., merchant,

aged 62 years, suddenly. May 27, 1812

FARGER Capt. , killed in action at

Annes. Gazette of July 21, 1781

FARMER Nathaniel, wounded at Lexington, April 19, 1775
Mr. , a carrier and retailer of news-
papers, in which he accumulated a fortune
of ;^9000, in England. Gazette of Sept. 6, 1806

A., living at Feltinag, Wales, aged 105 years.
Had been three times married. By his
first wife he had 30 children, by the second
10, by the third 4, and by two concubines
7. His youngest son was 81 years younger
than the oldest. 800 persons who had de-
scended from his body attended his fun-
eral. Gazette of May 14, 1808
Brother, Chief of the Six Nations, at the Sen-
aca Village, near Buffalo, in 96th year;
was buried with military honors. Gazette
of April I, 1 81 5
Mrs. Sarah W., wife of Capt. Thomas and
daughter of David Greaves, in 36th year,
in this town, Jan. 8, 1821
Sarah Grieves, infant daughter of Capt.

Thomas, Jan. 14, 1821

Jack, killed by James Read in a quarrel (both

half breeds), at Buffalo, N. Y., Aug. 13, 1823

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

377

FARNHAM John, Esq., at Smithfield. Gazette
of
Capt. Joshua, of ship Trumbull, of this port,
a citizen of Woolwich, Me., at Havana, of
the fever,

FARNSWORTH Samuel, drowned at sea. Ga-
zette of

FARNUM Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Rufus, at Bos-
ton, suddenly, aged 34 years,
Lyman, son of Jesse, of Westfield.Mass., aged
19 years, at Franklin, Portage Co. He had
come to this place for the purpose of clear-
ing himself a farm ; the first tree he fell
killed him. Gazette of
Mrs. Hopestill, wife of David, at Slatersville,

in 45th year,
Daniel H., of this town, at Samarang, Island

of Java, in 23rd year,
Ruth, wife of Stephen, of Smithfield, and
daughter of James Angell, of North Prov-
idence, in 6 1st year, at Cranston,
Mrs. Sarah, widow, at Boston, aged 80 years.
Gazette of

FARQUANAR Jonathan, at Wilmington, O.,
aged 26 years ; injured his ankle by a fal-
ling horse so that he died 4 days afterwards.
Gazette of

FAROUIER Hon. Francis, Lt. Governor of Vir-
ginia, at Williamsburg, Va., in 65th year,

FARRAN Rev. Stephen, at New Ipswich, N. H.
Gazette of

FARRAR Mrs. Lucy Maria, wife of Prof. Farrar,
of Harvard University, daughter of the late
Rev. Dr. Buckminster, and sister of the
late Rev. Joseph S. Buckminster, of Bos-
ton, at Waltham. Gazette of

FARREN M. , late from England, at Phil-
adelphia. Gazette of

FARRIP:R Robert, at Philadelphia, aged 102
years. Gazette of
Amelia Mason, infant daughter of Arthur, in
this town, aged 4 months,

FARRINGTON Mrs. Rebecca M., wife of Rev.
Daniel, at Wrentham, in 48th year,
Eli, at Dedham, Mass., aged 65 years, a sol-
dier of the Revolution. Gazette of

FARROW Antonio, marine, killed on board fri-
gate Constitution in action with the Cyane
and Levant,

FASH Mr. , drowned in New York harbor.

Gazette of

Aug. 8, 1772

July 13, 1823

Aug. 10, 1771

Jan. 29, 1814

April 25, 1 818
April 23, 1821
April — , 1 82 1

Aug. 23, 1822
Oct. 29, 1823

July 30, 1825

March 3, 1768

July 8, 1809

Sept. 22, 1824

Oct. I, 1796

Aug. 24, 1822

Sept. 28, 1823

March 20, 18 16

May I, 1 819

P"eb. 20, 181 5
July 2, 1814

378

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

FAULKNOR Thomas, at Portsmouth, aged 83
years. Gazette of

FAUNTLEROY Henry, executed in England,
a celebrated case. Gazette of

FAWROT Judge , killed in a duel with

broadswords by Judge Henued at New
Orleans,

FAXON Samuel, in North Providence, in 64th
year, a Revolutionary pensioner,

FAY Mary, wife of Cyrus, of Northampton, N. Y.,
and only daughter of Rev. Joseph Cornell,
of this town, in 27th year,
Galen H., printer, formerly of Haverhill,
Mass., at Concord, N. H. Gazette of

Mrs. , aged 44 years; her clothes caught

fire while drunk at Burlington, Vt. Gazette
of
Miss Molly, aged 2 1 years, at Southboro ; she
fell dead while at her work about the
house. Gazette of
Lewis, drowned in the river at Quebec, Can.
Gazette of

FAYOLLE the Chevalier, a major in the French
service and aide-de-camp to the Marquis
De La Fayette, at Newport, suddenly,

FAYEN , national agent, at Paris, execu-
ted

FAYERWEATHER Rev. Samuel, of Narragan-
sett, preached the annual sermon from ist
Cor. V. 1 1 before the Grand Lodge of Free
and Accepted Masons, Dr. Joseph Warren
Grand Master, at Masonic Hall, Boston,
Rev. Samuel, at South Kingstown, last week.

Gazette of
Mrs. Jerusha, wife of Zalmon, at Trumbull,
Ct.; she saw a hen caught by the neck in
the fence and relieving her the rooster fievv
up and struck her in the head with his
spurs, inflicting a slight wound but which
terminated in lockjaw in a few days. Ga-
zette of

FEBIGER Christian, Esq., at Philadelphia, the
treasurer of the State. Gazette of

FEDERMAN Joseph, died at Halifax a prisoner
of war between Nov. 23, 1776, and

FEKE Horatio, at Newport, in 59th year. Ga-
zette of
Mrs. Eleanor, widow of Robert, at Newport,

aged 86 years. Gazette of
Dr. Charles, at Newport, aged 72 years.

Aug. 21, 1822
Jan. 22, 1825

March 18, 1822
Oct. 19, 1821

Feb. 16, 1807
May 13, 1809

March 20, 1819

Aug. 20, 1825
Oct. 5, 1825

June 8, 1780
July 28, 1794

June 24, 1772
Sept. I, 1 78 1

July I, 1815

Oct. I, 1796

Dec. 26, 1777

March 26, 1803

Aug. II, 1804
April 25, 1822

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 379

FELARS Mrs. Sarah, eldest daughter of PhiHp
Haswell, of this town, at Columbus, Ohio,
in 42nd year, Sept. — ,

FELCH William, Esq., at Washmgton, D. C,
many years a clerk in first auditor and con-
troller's office. Gazette of March 22,
FEEL Mrs. Susannah, wife of Richard, in 21st

year, Jan. 15,

Mrs. Deborah, at Newport, aged 81 years.

Gazette of March 16,

FELLOWS Nathaniel, Esq., a Boston merchant,

at Havana. Gazette of May 17,

Gen. John, at Sheffield, Mass. Gazette of Aug. 27,

N. L., formerly of Massachusetts, at New

York. Gazette of March 25,

Samuel, at Shelbourne, Mass., aged 85 years;
fell down the cellar stairs and was instantly
killed. Gazette of Jan. 28,

FELT Joshua, of Lynn, wounded at Lexington, April 19,

FENNER Richard, at Johnston, aged 84 years.

Gazette of Feb. 6,

Hon. Joseph, at Cranston, in his 87th year;

a fine obituary in the issue of July 3 ; June 22,

Antrim, of Johnston, drowned in attempting
to land at Field's Point in a canoe, Aug. 9,

Edward, Jun., son of Edward, Esq., at Johns-
ton, March 19,

Mrs. , widow of Joseph, at Johnston.

Gazette of July 6,

Arthur. Esq., of this town, in 89th year;
his brother Thomas was one of the state
magistrates, 1707 to 1719; his grandfather
Arthur was near 50 years one of the state
magistrates ;

Jeremiah, Esq., at Coventry, in 58th year ;
he left a widow and 8 children,

Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Jeremiah, at Warwick.
Gazette of

Arthur, at Johnston, at an advanced age. Ga-
zette of

Sally, only daughter of the Governor, aged 16
years,

John, son of Edward, Esq., at Johnston, in
34th year. Gazette of

Arnold, at Johnston, aged 40 years, killed by
lightning,

Joseph youngest son of the Governor, in 25th
year,

Mrs. Rhobe, wife of Lara, at Scituate, in 30th
year ; she had an illness of 10 years and a
great sufferer most of the time. Gazette of Sept. 29,

Jan. 28,

1788

Feb. 12,

1790

Aug. 14,

1790

Feb. 9,

1793

Aug. 17,

1794

June 25,

1796

Aug. 9,

1796

July 14,

1797

823
823

793
825

806
808

809

824

775

773
779
780
782
782

798

380 VITAL RECOED OF RHODE ISLAND

FENNER Richard, at Johnston, in Sist year,

buried March 2

Daniel, in this town, in 90th year. Gazette

of Feb. 5

Mrs. Rachel, wife of Capt. Arthur, at Crans-
ton, in 66th year, Feb. 16
Arthur, Governor of Rhode Island, in this

town, in 60th year, Oct. 15

John, formerly of Providence, at Smithfield, in

79th year. Gazette of Feb. 8

Mrs. Sarah, wife of Russell, at Johnston, in

23rd year, June 8,

Edward, at Cranston, in 77th year, June 3

Arthur, Jun., in 22nd year ; funeral from

house of the late Capt. Zephaniah Brown ;

Nov. 10, buried Nov. 13

Mrs. Rebecca, wife of Sion, in this town, in

45th year, Aug. 4

Freelove, youngest daughter of Hon. James,

m 19th year, Aug. 2

Henry, of this town, at Havana, W. I., of the

fever, aged about 21 years. Gazette of Aug. 9

Bt.'tsey, wife of Daniel, the next issue says this

is erroneous, Sept. 25

Eliza, wife of Daniel, in this town, in 25th

year, Oct. 2

Asahel, at Cranston, aged 37 years, Oct. 14

Mrs. Amey, in Cranston, in 70th year, Aug. 18

Mrs. Lydia, wife of Samuel, at Scituate, in

63rd year, Oct. 19

John, Esq.. at Glocester, in 82nd year, Nov. 28

Henry, Sen., at Johnston, in 56th year, Dec. 23

Russell, at Johnston, in 31st year, April 18

Zephaniah B., son of Capt. Arthur, of this

town, aged 29 years, at sea one day out

from Havana, on board the brig Ann, July 29

Lydia Russell Rhodes, infant daughter of

Russell R., at Johnston, aged 15 months,

10 days, Aug. 25

Mrs. Amey, widow of Samuel, at Cranston, in

89th year, March 22

Mrs. Rosanna, wife of Thomas, in this town,

in 60th year, March 1 1

Emily D., daughter of Daniel, in this town,

aged 8 months, April 10

Sion, in Cranston, in 52nd year, April 13

Mrs. Abigail W., wife of Thomas, Jun., in

29th year, May 21

Thomas Parsons, son of Thomas B., in this

town. Sept, 27

799

1803

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PKOVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

381

FENNER Thomas, at Cranston, in 32nd year,

Edmund A., son of Joseph J., in this town,
in 1 8th year,

Mrs. Mary, widow of John, of Glocester, at
Foster, in 88th year ; she was a descen-
dant from Chad Brown, as her husband was
from Arthur Fenner, two early settlers of
the State. Gazette of
FENNO Peggy, daughter of Samuel, at Philadel-
phia, aged 15 years, at Philadelphia. Ga-
zette of

Miss Ruth Helme, eldest daughter of Samuel,
at Philadelphia, aged 19 years. Gazette of

Mrs. Mary, wife of John, editor of the " Gazette
of the United States," at Philadelphia, in
42nd year. Gazette of

John, editor of the " Gazette of the United
States," at Philadelphia, in 47th year. Ga-
zette of

Emanuel, of this town, a native of the East
Indies, at New York. Gazette of

Caroline, daughter of the late John, at Albany,
in 14th year. Gazette of
FENSHINE John, at New York ; was drowned

in a fit of insanity. Gazette of
FENTON Mrs. Sarah, widow of Joseph, in 55th
year. Gazette of

Joseph, of this town, at sea on board the ship
John Jay on her homeward passage from
Batavia, in 26th year,

John, at Rutland, Vt., aged 69 years; per-
ished in the burning of his house,
FENTRESS Capt. Moses, murdered at Princess

Ann Co., Va.,
FERGUSON Elizabeth, at New York, suddenly,

Mr. , at Philadelphia. Gazette of

Mrs. Elizabeth, at Philadelphia. Gazette of

Adam, at Newport, aged 69 years. Gazette of

Mrs. Elizabeth, daughter of the late Thomas
Greene, at Montgomery Co., Penn., in 62nd
year. Gazette of

Rev. Colin, D. D., principal of Washington
College, in Maryland, aged 53 years. Ga-
zette of

Neil, at Leeds, U. C, himself wife and five
children perished in the burning of his
house,

David, at Villa De Dunkirk, near Broughton,
Eng., aged 124 years ; was a Scotchman;

Nov. 6, 1824
Dec. 9, 1824

Aug. 17, 1825

Sept. 30, 1797
Oct. 7, 1797

Sept. 15, 1798

Sept. 29, 1798

Nov. 10, 1804

May 25, 1805

Aug. 24, 1 8 16

May 7, 1803

Oct. 17, 1805
Feb. 22, 1818

Aug. 12, 1816

Nov. 18, 1 77 1

Oct. 26, 1793

Aug. 26, 1797

July 19, 1800

March 21, 1801

June 13, 1807

March 13, 1818

382

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

FERGUSON :

had resided here between 50 and 60 years ;
was a very industrious man until a few
years back ;
Flora (colored), at Smyrna, Del., aged 130
years ; was kidnapped in Africa when she
was 60 and has lived in America 70 years.
Gazette of
John, native of Scotland, at Newport, in 85th
year. Gazette of
FERNOLD Tobias, seaman, wounded, since died,
on board frigate Constitution in action with
Cyane and Levant,
FERRANT Capt. John C, at Newport. Gazette

of
FARRARS Rt. Hon. George Townsend, Marquis

of Townsend, in England. Gazette of
FERRERS John, at Fishkill, on way home from

the springs,
FERRY Rachael, at Norfolk, Va., aged 10 1 years
10 days, native of New Haven, Ct.; maiden
name Munson. Gazette of

FERTIDI , executed at Boston. Gazette

of
FESSENDEN Seaman, wounded, since died, on
board frigate Constitution in action with
Cyane and Levant,
FICKET John, of Cape Elizabeth, born Dec. 8,
1728, his wife July 10, 1729; married Jan.
4, 1750. They are both now living on the
cape in good health and can read their Bi-
ble without glasses. Gazette of
FIDLEER Christopher, killed by Lidians at

Frederickton, Md.,
FIELD Elizabeth, wife of William, at Providence,
William. Gazette of

Mrs. , wife of Joseph. Gazette of

Job, son of James, of this town, lost at sea.

Gazette of
James, ot this town. Gazette of '
Sarah, widow of James. Gazette of
Joseph, of this town, cooper,
Francis, otherwise Rodney, executed at War-
wick, Eng.,
Isaac, son of the late Capt. Isaac, of this town,
at Nixonville, N. C, in his 19th year. Ga-
zette of

Mrs. , wife of Benjamin. Gazette of

Dea. John ; had nearly completed his 67th
year; was a native of Bridgevvater, Mass.;

Aug. 6, 1 818

March 13, 1819
Dec. 4, 1820

Feb. 20, 181 5

Feb. 22, 1812

Sept. 28, 181 1

Sept. 10, 1813

Jan. 19, 181 1
Aug. 2, 1794

Feb. 20, 181 5

July 31, 1822

Nov. 8, 1763
April 12, 1770
April 18, 1772
June 10, 1786

Aug. 19, 1786
May 10, 1788
May 17, 1788
Feb. 13, 1789

Sept. 8, 1 79 1

Nov. 5, 1 791
Sept. 15, 1792

March 10, 1794

PEOVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 383

FIELD Mrs. Sarah, in 56th year, April 6, 1795

George, of this town, at Jamaica. Gazette of Sept. 17, 1796
Solomon, son of John, of this town, in 17th

year, drowned in the river. Gazette of Aug. 5, 1797

Miss Ann, at New York, of the fever. Ga-
zette of Oct. 5, 1799
Mrs. Jemima, widow of William, at an advan-
ced age. Gazette of Jan. 18, 1800
Mary, of this town, died of the fever. Gazette

of Sept. 27, 1800

George, in this town, Aug. 16, 1806

Prudy, wife of Joseph, in 44th year, Aug. 29, 1807

Lieut. Joseph, in this town, in prime of life,

buried with military honors; died Aug. 26, 1808

Mrs. Waite, widow of Capt. Charles, aged 87

years, Aug. 26, 1808

Capt. John, aged about 71 years, very sud-
denly, a well known nautical commander, Sept. 3, 1808
Lydia, eldest daughter of John, in this town, Sept. 15, 1810
Mrs. Lydia, widow of Dea. John, of this town,

in 87th year ; she has left a posterity of

about 90 persons, Feb. 15, 181 1

John, in 64th year, Dec. 7, 181 1

Mrs. Dorcas, at Pawtucket, in 79th year, Aug. 18, 18 13

Ephraim, eldest son of Benjamin, in i6th

year, Jan. 13, 1814

Mrs. Rachael, wife of Lemuel, in this town,

in 53rd year, Feb. 8, 1814

Mrs. Rachael, wife of Lemuel, and daughter

of the late William Downing, of Newport,

entombed at Beneficent Churchyard, P'"eb. 11, 1814

Sarah, widow, aged 82 years, in this town, at

the house of her son-in-law, Caleb Baker,

suddenly, * Sept. 10, 1814

Mrs. Eliza, wife of Capt. Richard M., in 38th

year. May 3, 181 5

Abby Charlotte, daughter of Joseph, in this

town, aged 18 months. Gazette of Oct. 14, 1815

Lucy Brown, daughter of Daniel, Jun., aged

3 years, i month, 11 days. May 12, 1816

E. W., at Buena Vista, U. S. consul at that

place, from Boston, Aug. 16, 1817

Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Joseph, in 41st year, F"eb. 8, 18 19

Mrs. Abigail, wife of Capt. John, in 84th

year, • May 19, 1820

Samuel, at Cranston, in 45th year ; leaves wife

and 5 children, July 13, 1820

Joseph C, son of William, in nth year, Nov. 4, 1820

Capt. David, in this town, in 59th year, Nov. 22, 1821

Catherine Amanda, infant daughter of Isaac,

aged 17 months, Sept. 7, 1822

Jan. 28,

1823

Feb. 8,

1823

Oct. 18,

1824

Feb. II,

1825

Aug. 14,
Aug. 30,

1825
1825

June 25,

1768

384 VITAL RECOKD OF RHODE ISLAND

FIELD George William, only child of Isaac, in
this town, in 6th year,
Dea. Jesse, at Barnardstown, Mass., aged 74

years. Gazette of
William, 3d son of Lemuel, in this town, in

39th year,
Adeline Mowbray, daughter of William, in

this town, aged 10 years, 1 1 months,
Julia Frances, daughter of Barnum, in this

town, aged 7 months,
Miss Anstress, in this town, in 35th year,
FIELDING Mrs. Sarah, daughter of the late
General and sister of Sir John, at Bath,
Eng. Gazette of
FILLIS , brother of John, at Halifax, mer-
chant, found frozen to death in a shipwreck
with two others of the crew. Gazette of March 23, 1765
FINLEY Mrs. Ann, widow of Rev. Dr. Samuel,
formerly president of New Jersey College,
at New Jersey, at an advanced age, Jan. 12, 1808

Rev. Robert, president of University of Geor-
gia; leaves wife and 9 children, Oct. 3, 1817
FINNEY Josiah, Esq., postmaster at Bristol,

aged 76 years, July 23, 1804

Jeremiah, at Bristol, aged 74 years, suddenly, July 17, 1807

Mrs. Martha, widow of Josiah, at Bristol,
aged 84 years, May 29, 1823

FIELDING Admiral, aged 73 years, 53 of which

had been served in the navy. Gazette of Nov. 27, 1773

FIELDS Mrs. Martha N., aged about 17 years, at

Norfolk, Mass., drowned herself in a fit of

insanity. Gazette of Jan. 11, 1823

Gabriel, a lieutenant in U. S. Army, at Fort

Atkinson (Council Bluffs). He received an

accidental wound in the thigh with a knife

and his leg had been amputated but it did

not save his life. Gazette of

FIFE John, aged 33 years, by the caving in of a

well, at Concord, N. H. Gazette of
FILLEBROWN Miss Belinda, daughter of Cal-
vin, at Taunton, aged 31 years. Gazette of
Calvin, at Taunton, aged 63 years. Gazette of
Susan, at Taunton, aged 19 years. Gazette
of
FISDALE Joseph, at Taunton,
FISH Isaac, found drowned in a pond about a
mile from his house, in North Kingstown ;
leaves a wife and 5 small children. Gazette
of
Benjamin, at Portsmouth, in 83rd year. Ga-
zette of

July 19,

1823

Nov. 27,

1824

Dec. 22,
March 2,

1821

1822

Aug. 2,
Oct. 14,

1823
1768

Sept. 5,

1767

Oct. 2T,

1798

PROVIDEXCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

385

FISH Mrs. Mary, wife of Job, at Newport, in 26th

year. Gazette of
Preserved, at Portsmouth, in ggth year,
Peleg, at Newport, aged 42 years. Gazette of
Gamaliel, son of Levi, of Hansom, Mass., in

19th year, at Boston. Gazette of
Mr-s. Catherine, wife of Elisha, Esq., at Scit-

uate, aged 66 years. Gazette of
Capt. , murdered by James Reynolds

at New York. Gazette of
FISHER Jabez, at Philadelphia. Gazette of
Myers, at Philadelphia. Gazette of
Mrs. Sarah, wife of Thomas, at Philadelphia,

in 45th year. Gazette of
Betsey, youngest daughter of Joshua, at Paw-
tucket. Gazette of
John, Esq., formerly collector of customs at

Salem, in England. Gazette of
Joshua, merchant, at Philadelphia. Gazette

of
Mrs. Polly, wife of Abijah, at Wrentham, in

64th year,
Mrs. , at Wrentham, aged 100 years.

Gazette of
Col. Nathan, in the 55th year of his age, a

native of Johnston; was at Bunker Hill

and served in the war ; belonged to the

veteran Artillery Company of this town;
Barzillai, at Killingly, Ct., in 84th year,
Miers, Jun., Esq., formerly of Philadelphia, in

Russia. Gazette of
Freeborn, of Nantucket, drowned from an

open boat,
Alfred, son of Capt. Lewis, of Wrentham,

Mass., in 20th vear, in this town. Gazette

of
Mrs. , widow of John, at Attleboro, in

80th year, of the fever. Gazette of
Richard, a seaman, belonging to tho Java ;

in a fit of intoxication he attempted to de-
scend a chimney and got jambed and taken

out lifeless ; at New York,
Obed, of Dedham, Mass., at New Orleans, on

board brig Mary Seamans of this port,
Susan R., daughter of Nathaniel, in this town,

aged 4 years ; in playing with fire her dress

caught and so burnt her that death ensued

the following day,
Dr. , of the transport Albeona, perished

in the burning of the vessel at sea. Gazette

of

April 20, 1805
Nov. 24, 181 1
Sept. 28, 1822

May 7, 1823

July 27, 1825

Oct. 8, 1825

Oct. 5, 1793

Oct. 26, 1793

Feb. 13, 1796

Feb. 21, 1 80 1

Aug. 17, 1805

Nov. 8, 1806

Jan. 17, 1810

Dec. 22, 1810

Aug. 16, 181 1
Jan. 21, 1813

Oct. 2, 1813

Feb. 3, 181 5

July 29, 1 81 5
Feb. 10, 1 816

April 14, 1817
Sept. 22, 1818

March 15, 1820
March 14, 1821

386

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

FISHER Hannah, wife of Cyrus, at Wrentham, ^^^^ ^^ ^^^^

Mrs" lally^vif; of Capt. Lew.s and daughter

of CoL^Benjamu, Cole, at Warren, aged ^^^^^ ^ ^^^^

J^niS. riSghter of Capt. John U., h, this ^ ^^ ^^^^
town ao'ed lo years, . ^

Mrs. C'hrtstina, widow of Barzillai, in 73rd ^^^^

year, at Killmgly, Ct., ^, ^ . , ., ^

John, Esq., at Kent Co., Del Judge of the

^ U. S. District Court for Delaware. Ga- ^^^^ ^^ ^^^^

Judge ~' of the U. S. Supreme Court. ^ ^^^^

Gazette of .«;^^,- in

Seth, in this town, in 71st year, an officei m ^^^^ ^^^^

the Revolution, o .u • ^

Miss Amelia, daughter of the late Seth, m ^^^.^ ^^^ ^^^^

this town, m 27th year, ^ g

Joshua, at Pawtucket, aged 88 years, i^ec 4, 4

William S., at Boston, aged 53 years, Jan. H, ^

Mrs. Patience, widow of Seth, m this town, ^^^^ ^^^ ^^^^

Mrs.^pSserat Cumberland, aged 100 years, ^^^^^ ^^^^
10 months, 8 days,
FISKE Ephraim ; his wife presented him with

four children, 2 boys and 2 girls, at ^^^^ ^^^ ^^^^

Jos^;ph;i^'johnston,in56thyear. Gazetteo^ June .9, ;793
William, in 46th year. Gazette of J^'^y ' /"='

~son ot Pelig, at Scituate, m 20th year. ^^^^^ ^^ ^^^^

MatofSe^eral , at Salem. Gazetteof Oct. 7, I797

Tob at Scituate, aged 86 years ; he leave
•^ two brothers, aged 88 and 84 years, aiu.

two sisters, aged 82 and 79 years, a^emark-

able instance of longevity m one famil>. ^^^ ^^^^

Cn/ette of
John, Esq., at Scituate, in 8cth year. Gazette ^^^ ^^ ^^^^

Eliza, daughter of Dr. Caleb, at Scituate,

acred 19 years. Gazette of ^^^^^ ^' ^^^

Mrs. Hannah, widow of Hezekiah, at Scitu- ^^^ ^^^ ^^^^

ate, in 96th year, ^

Dr. Eliakim, at Hartford, aged 62 years. Ga- ^^^^ ^^^ ^^^^

zette of /^

Peleg, Esq., at Scituate, in 69th year. Ga- ^^^^^ ^^^ ^^^^

Daniel, °at Scituate, >n 58th year Ga.ette of May 12 i8,o

Marcv daughter of Isaac, at Johnston, Way 12,

Jonas! seanTan on board Gunboat 46. lost on ^^^^

east side of Conanicut, • >■

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

387

FISKE Isaac, A. B., graduated at B. U. last
term; at Weston, Mass.,

Charles, eldest surviving son of Abraham,
late of Otsego Co., at Dekalb ; while un-
loading hay from a wagon the horses
started, threw him off and the wheels pas-
sed over hmi, so injurying him that he lived
but a few hours,

Mrs. Mary, wife of Dr. Caleb, at Scituate, in
64th year,

Betsey C, fourth daughter of Peleg, Esq.,
in this town, in 14th year,

Jacob F., at Dracut, Mass., in 28th year,

Israel, Esq., late of Scituate, at Savannah, Ga.,
of the fever,

Mrs. Orpha, wife of Peleg, Esq., in this town,
in 51st year,

John, 2d son of Peleg, Esq., in this town,
aged 22 years,

Isaac, at Johnston, aged 65 years, an Associ-
ate Justice of the Supreme Court,

Miss Betsey, daughter of Eleazer, at the Ark-
wright, aged 26 years.

Miss Sarah Ann, at Pawtucket, of this town,
aged 41 years,
FITCH Hon. Thomas, formerly Governor of Con-
necticut, in 75th year,at Norwalk, Ct. Ga-
zette of

Rev. Elijah, at Hopkmton, Mass., in 43rd year
and 17th of his ministry.

Col. Jonathan, at New Haven, in 67th year,
sheriff of the county and collector of the
port and district of New Haven. Gazette
of

Hannah, daughter of the late Rev. Elijah,
at Hopkinton, Mass., aged 22 years. Ga-
zette of

Eleazer, colonel of Connecticut forces, many
years sheriff of Windham Co., at Chamblee,
Canada,

George, formerly of Wmdham, at St. John,
Canada, aged 31 years. Gazette of

Amey, widow of Col. Eleazer, at Castleton,
Vt., formerly of Windham, Ct.,aged 73 years.

Mrs. Sally, wife of John, aged 23 years. Ga-
zette of

Eliphalet, Esq., aged 70 years, a native of
Boston, at New Orleans,

Jabez, in Vermont, aged "j-^ years, formerly
of Norwich, Ct., a Revolutionary soldier
of merit,

Aug. II, 1813

Aug. 23, 1 8 16

Nov, I, 18 17

Jan. 7, 1 8 19
March 17, 18 19

Nov. 12, 1820

July 30, 1821

Nov. 24, 1 82 1

June 17, 1824

Jan. 6, 1825

Aug. 31, 1825

July 30, 1774
Dec. 16, 1788

Sept. 28, 1793

Jan. 18, 1794

June 23, 1796

Sept. 8, 1798

Aug. 25, 1799

July 18, 1807

Aug. 4, 1 8 10

March 18, 18 12

388

VITAL EECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

FITCH Mrs. Huldah, wife of John, Esq., and
daughter of Dr. Benjamin Dyer, all of and
at Windham, Ct, Gazette of

Hon. Thomas, late of Massachusetts, Chief
Justice of the County Court of St. Johns,
aged 45 years, at St. Augustine,
FITTON Robert, at Cranston, in 87th year. Ga-
zette of

John, native of Waterford, Ire.; he resided in
this town since Nov. — , 1750; merchant,
aged 80 years,

Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of John, of this town,
at Wrentham, in 77th year,
FITTS Moses, at Candia, N. H.; has lost a

daughter of the fever. Gazette of
FITZGERALD Lord, died of wounds received in
a riot at Dublin, Ire.,

Col. John, an officer of the Revolution, at
Alexandria. Gazette of
FITZPATRICK Rev. Ruben, of the Roman Cath-
olic Church, at Philadelphia. Gazette of

Lieut. Gen. , in England. Gazette of

Mr. , killed by a vagabond, John Van

Holland, at Oil Creek, Penn. Gazette of
FITZSIMONS Hon. Thomas, formerly mem-
ber of Congress and president of the Phil-
adelphia Chamber of Commerce,
FLACKER Thomas C. T., formerly of Boston, a
lieutenant in the British East India Com-
pany's service, near Bengal,
FLAGG Sarah, widow, at Hartford,

Mary, widow of Ebenezer, late of Newport, in
67th year. Gazette of

Mrs. Hannah, wife of Josiah, Jun., aged 25
years, at Boston. Gazette of

Major , at Charleston, S. C. Gazette

of

Elizabeth, daughter of the late Col. Josiah,
formerly of this town. Gazette of

Widow Rebecca,at Boston, aged 68 years. Ga-
zette of

Samuel H., of Boston, son of Francis, of Wor-
cester, Mass., at sea on board ship Gen.
Greene on passage from Batavia to Phila-
delphia. Gazette of
FLEMMERFELT Zachariah, Esq., at Lebanon,
Penn.; was shot dead by a neighbor whose
land he had bought at a sheriff's sale. Ga-
zette of
FLANAGAN John, at Philadelphia, printer. Ga-
zette of

May 9, 1 812

Sept. 10, 1 82 1
Aug. 9, 1783

April 6, 1 8 10

Jan. 8, 1 82 1

Dec. 10, 1814

June 4, 1798

Dec. 14, 1799

June 4, 1803
July 17, 1813

March 8, 18 17

Aug. 26, 181 1

Sept. — , 1804
March 22, 1769

June 2, 1781
June 15, 1793
Sept. 12, 1 801
Aug. 20, 1803

Jan. 10, 1807

Aug. 10, 181 1

May 24, 1823
Aug. 29, 1 80 1

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

189

FLANDERS Isaac R., aged 17, Bennett, aged
15, and Peter, aged 11 years, sons of Ben-
nett Flanders, drowned in the Ipswich river.
Mr. F. himself nearly lost his life at the
same time. Gazette of

Thomas Albert, aged 6 years, son of Dr.
Thomas, at Lee, N. H. Within four years
he has buried his wife and 4 children and
has one only to now look upon and this
one has not a house to live in as it was
burnt a few days since. Gazette of
FLEESON John Glenn, printer, at Philadelphia,

in 28th year. Gazette of
FLEET Miss Anne, aged Tj years, at Boston.
Gazette of

John, printer, at Boston, aged 71 years,
FLEMING Rev. Francis A., at Philadelphia. Ga-
zette of

Capt. Samuel, near Poughkeepsie. in 59th
year, a Revolutionary soldier. Gazette of

Mrs. Mary, widow of the late William, in 44th
year,
FLETCHER John, died at Halifax a prisoner of
war between Nov. 23, 1776, and

Col. , killed in action at Annes. Ga-
zette of

Dr. William, at Newport. Gazette of

Mrs. Mary, late of Rome, N. Y., aged 51
years, in this town. Gazette of

James, at Acton, Mass., aged 52 years, killed
in felling the top of a tree. Gazette of

, child of Mr. P'letcher, at New London,

N. H. Gazette of

George (colored), at East Winsor, Ct., killed
by a mulatto with a hoe in a quarrel,

Thomas, in this town, in 6ist year,

Dea. Joel, at Templeton, Mass., aged 83
years ; was captain of a company of minute
men at Bunker Hill ;

FLEURIOT , mayor of Paris, executed,

FLEVERLEY Luke, landsman, killed in action

on board brig Ariel in the West Indies,
FLEYTAS Dr. Don Domingo, at New Orleans ;
expired while feeling the pulse of a patient
who died with him. Gazette of
FLINN John, at Woodstock, aged 53 years. Ga-
zette of

Payson, of Woodstock, Ct., in this town, in
20th year,

June 30, 1 82 1

Oct. 9, 1822

Aug. 1 1. 1810

Nov. 26, 1803
March 18, 1806

Oct. 19, 1793

May II, 1811

April 9, 181 3

Dec. 26, 1777

July 21;, 1781
March 22, 1788

Nov. 16, 1809

Dec. 23, 1815

March 5, 1823

Dec. 4, 1823
May 19, 1824

April 16, 1825
July 29, 1794

May 14, 1800

July 2, 1814

April 16, 1803

July 6, 1816

390

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

FLINT William, of Lynn, killed at Lexington, April 19,

Jemima, widow of James, at Windham, aged

63 years. Gazette of Dec. 13,

Royal, Esq., formerly of this town, at Charles-
ton, S. C. Gazette of Nov. 18,

Adam, of Reading, drowned in Martin's Pond,
Mass., by upsettmg of a boat ; his father
met a similar fate a few years ago ; June 28,

Dr. , and his son, both of spotted fever,

at Petersham, Mass. Gazette of March 10,

Philip, son of Aseryl, aged 7 years, at Mid-
dlebury, Vt., March 6,

Torrant Putnam, formerly of this town, in

28th year, at Belmont Co., O., Oct. 6,

Luke, frozen to death in a snow storm at Cat-

arongus Co., N. Y., Jan. 14,

Rev. Abel, D. D., pastor of Second Church,

Hartford, Ct., aged 60 years. Gazette of March 16,
PLINTH AM Mrs. Mary, wife of William and
daughter of Thomas Bradford, editor of the
Philadelphia True American, at Camden,
N. J., in 32nd year. Gazette of Oct. 11,

FLOOD Rev. S., first colonial chaplain at Sierre

Leone, at sea, May 6,

PX0RP3NCE Frances L., daughter of Paul, in
this town, aged i year, 9 months. Ga-
zette of Oct. 7,
FLOYD Major General William, one of the

"signers," at Western, Oneida Co., N. Y., Aug. 3,

Francis L., murdered by Mial Parker and

Warren Parker in May, 1823. Gazette of Dec. 15,

FLYNN Capt. , killed in action. Gazette

of Feb. I,

Michael, at Alexandria, Va., from a dagger
wound received from his father-in-law in an
affray, Jan. 12,

FORD Samuel, executed at Philadelphia for de-
sertion, Sept. 2,

Daniel, at Dumfries, Va., 37 days after being

bitten by a dog. Gazette of Sept. 7,

Hon. Daniel, formerly of Pembroke, Mass.,
at Demerara, in 42nd year. Gazette of June 30,

Mrs. Anna, at Oswego, N. Y., formerly of

this town, in 50th year, May 22,

John, native of Philadelphia, in this town, aged

about 27 years. Gazette of Jan. 7,

Major Mahlon, late of Ogdensburgh, N. Y.,
at Columbus, Ohio, aged 64 years, June 13,

Daniel, and his wife, murdered by his slaves

near Richmond, Va., Oct. 5,

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797

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806

823

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821
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778

799
804
807
809
820
820

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 3 91

FORD Dr. Joseph S., thrown from his sulky in

South CaroHna. Gazette of Nov. 26, 1823

FORDYCE Rev. James, author of Sermons
to Young Women, at Bath, Eng. Gazette
of Dec. 3, 1796

FOGG John, of New Hampshire, seaman, at New

York Hospital, April 28, 1805

Rev. Daniel, rector of Episcopal Church, at

Brooklyn, Ct., in 72nd year, June 29, 18 15

David, aged 21, Joseph, aged '15, sons of
Stephen, drowned in Winnipiseogee Lake ;
broke through the ice in skating, Dec. 25, 1815

Joseph, 3rd son of Joseph, drowned in Lake
Winnipiseogee ; broke through the ice
while skating, Dec. 25, 181 5

FOHI Ytzenti, in Canada, a native of China, aged
102 years. He came to his death by at-
tempting to throw an iron spear, weighing
60 pounds, 20 feet which produced a hem-
orrhage. Was a great collector of the works
of nature and formed societies for this pur-
pose. Gazette of Jan. 5, 1805
FOLEY William, in 32nd year, Oct. 9, 181 8
FOLGER Capt. Charles, died at sea. Gazette of June 11, 1774

Capt. Nathan, at Hudson, aged 67 years. Ga-
zette of " Sept. 3, 1803

Capt. William, Jun., at Nantucket. Gazette

of Sept. I, 1804

Capt. Benjamin, at Hudson, N. Y., aged 68

years. Gazette of Sept. 29, 1804

Mrs. , wife of George, at Nantucket.

Gazette of June 22, 181 1

Timothy, Esq., native of Nantucket, aged 82

years, at Milford, Eng., Feb. 4, 1814

FOLGIER George, Jun., cashier of Nantucket

Bank, at Nantucket. Gazette of May 13, 1809

FOLLETT William, died at Halifax, a prisoner

of war between Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

Abraham, at Attleboro, in 95th year. Ga-
zette of Nov. 21, 1795

Major Joseph, at Cumberland, in 47th year, March 14, 1810

Mrs. Ruth, wife of Oliver and daughter of
Jeremiah Wilkinson, at Cumberland, aged
about 35 years. Gazette of Feb. 26, 1 814

Miss Mehitable, formerly of Foster, at Attle-
boro, in 80th year. Gazette of Jan. 5, 1S22
FOLSOM Asa, at Newport, aged 28 years, at the
Marine Hospital ; was mate of the schooner
ISIary Ann of Portsmouth, N. H. Gazette
of Oct. 27, 1821

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

392

FoorEis,ts:nt,^rSfo.a,ct. g.

zette of ^ pj 100 years,

Nathaniel, at Colcheste , Ct a e^^y i^
Eliza Maria, only daughtei ot L^api. j h^

20th year, , . -oigi^^a States

sea. lost overboard in a gale ^ ^_^^^^^^

FORBES Cadet ----• °{^^^ ^6azette°of

killed in action at Annes^ ^^^,

"°?-^:ri"ne; af'Sfdo" 8? years, He
01 iViarineb, aL o^ (^lu nf So o-nns m the

-"Tot Mathews" d Lest°ecf with the

combine?fleets%f France and Spain. Ga-

Misf riecca, of Groton, at Boston. Ga-

^^"^ °Im^ .f r — at Gibson, Penn ,

-I^ac^d'iodlh^T^lW into a kettle of

FORM A/Se^eral David at - on his .turn
k^t^^^r's^^X'^rfched patriot.

--lfSt&^'?«sr—

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boro, Mass., , Revolution

«rndrr'™<:;rrhfr7 cUU. at Pi^"-

FORSTEKobct:tNewyorU,,der^^^^^^^^^^^
^° of " Commercial Advertiser. Gazette oi
FORTHON James, E^q-aged .27 ),ea- w^^^
born at Bordeaux in io45. amv
^West Indies in-e^j, -sided at St Kitts^J
years, and this place 45 v^ ^^ g^

sight was good to his ' !7"i y
George, Grenada, W. 1., f, ,„ o£

FORTIN Miss sally at New York^ Gazet'^ o^

^°^a"rLrro'^tt' ttrit'^Atland. Me.
in 38th year,

May 21, 1814

Dec. 29, 1810
May 9. 181 1

Sept. 25, 1818

Dec. 3. 1819
July 21, 1 781

May 14. 1796
Aug. 4, 1798

March 3I' 1825

Nov. 4. 1797

July 20, 1805

Sept. 2, 1822

March 26, 1825
Sept. 28, 1799

Oct. — , 1872
Sept. 31. iSo^

Feb. 14, 1795

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 393

FOSDICK Major The, mas, formerly of this town,
at Portland, Me., aged 45 years ; served
in the Revolution. Gazette' of Sept. 19, 1801

Thomas, at Portland, aged 21 years. Gazette

of Nov. 19, 1803

Henry H., eldest son of the late Major
I'homas, formerly of this town, at Portland,
Me., in 21st year. Gazette of Sept. 8, 1804

Mrs. Abigail, wife of Capt. Nicoll, at New

London, aged 48 years. Gazette of Oct. 28, 1809

Mrs. Ann, at Weathersfield, Ct.; she ate flour
of Zinc for Magnesia ; aged 5 1 years. Ga-
zette of June I, 181 1
Thomas Updike, formerly of New London,

at Shelter Island, L. L Gazette of Aug. 24. 181 1

Thomas, Esq., late American consul, a resi-
dent at Battenburg where he had been nine
years, at Havana, in 28th year. Gazette of Aug. 13, 1S14

Mrs. Abby D., wife of James W. and daughter
of the late Dr. P^phraim Comstock, aged
23 years, Oct. 30, 1816

FOSDYCK Dr. Thomas, at New London,

Gazette of April 27, 1776

FOSS Joshua, at Harrington, aged 100 years. Ga-
zette of April 29, 1809
FOSTER ,killed by an officer while resis-
ting arrest, at Gloucester, June 8. 1768

John, 3rd, of Andover, killed by lightning, July 23, 1772

John, aged 68 years, at North Providence. Ga-
zette of Nov. 12, 1774

John, Jun., of Providence, at Norwich, in 19th
year, secretary to General Greene. Ga-
zette of May 4, 1776

Abigail, eldest daughter of Hon. Jedediah,
Esq., of this place, at Krookfield, in her
24th year, June 25, 1779

Hon. Jedediah, one of Justices of the Su-
perior Court of Massachusetts, at Brook-
field, in 53rd year, Oct. 17, 1779

Isaac, Director General of Military Hospitals

of the United States. Gazette of March 3, 1781

Rachel, wife of John, Esq., of this town, at

Attleboro, April 24, 1784

Mrs.- , wife of Rev. Benjamin. Gazette

of Aug. 31, 1793

Mrs. Lydia, wife of Hon. Theodore and sister
of His Excellency the Governor, in this
town, in 51st year, July 18, 1798

Mrs. Mary, wife of Rev. Dr. P'oster, pastor of
P"irst Baptist Church, New York City. Ga-
zette of Aug. II, 1798

394

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

FOSTER James, seaman of the U. S. frigate
Constellation, in action with a French,
ship,

James, of this town, on coast of Africa. Ga-
zette of

Theodore D., merchant, aged 22 years, grad-
uate of Rhode Island College, and only son
of Hon. Theodore, of this town, at Port
Repulican. Gazette of

Peregrine, Esq., late of Providence, at Bel-
pre, O. Gazette of

Bossenger, at Cambridge, aged 63 years. Ga-
zette of

Hon. Abiel, formerly member of Congress,
at Canterbury, N. H. Gazette of

Miss Pamela, eldest daughter of Hon. Dwight,
Esq., at Brookfield, Mass., aged 23 years.
Gazette of

Michael, in this town, in 23rd year,

William, aged 83 years. Gazette of

Esther Bowen, wife of Theodore, of Foster,
R. I., and daughter of Rev. Noah Millard
of Burrillville, at Foster; in the obituary is
printed a genealogical sketch of her ances-
tors;

Aseneth Orne, youngest daughter of Samuel,
of Livermore, Maine, aged 25 years,

Eliza Crawford, daughter of Ebenezer, aged
9 months, 17 days,

Mrs. Ruth, wife of Ebenezer, in 42nd year,

Theodore A., at Coventry, aged about 35
years,

Mrs. Sarah, wife of Charles C, formerly of
this town, at Claiborne, Ala., aged 33 years.
Gazette of

Elizabeth, at Lancaster, Eng., in 50th year,
of Society of Friends,

Hon. Dwight, in Brookfield, aged 65 years.
Gazette of

John, in 60th year, in Wilkes Co., N. C. He
is the youngest of 1 1 children, all born at
single births, and the first death, the eldest
being in his 84th year. Gazette of

Jonathan Adam.s, son of Adams, in this town,

Adeline, daughter of Adams, in this town, in
5th year,
FOTHERGH.L Samuel, Friend preacher, at
Warrington, near Liverpool,

Dr. John, of Society of Friends, at London,
Eng., in 69th year. Gazette of

Feb. I, 1800
May 3, 1800

Oct. 30, 1802

Oct. 13, 1804

April 27, 1805

March 8, 1806

Sept. 26, 1807
April 2, 1809
Feb. 17, 1810

Dec. 28, 1815

July 18, 1817

Dec. 4, 1817
Sept. II, 1820

Oct. 25, 1821

Sept. 14, 1822

March 22, 1823

May 7, 1823

March 27, 1824
April 25, 1824

May 31, 1824

June — , 1772

May 26, 1 78 1

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHfi 395

FOULDAS M . murdered by Bostide, in

France. Gazette of Tune 27

FOULKE Mrs. Elizabeth, at Burlington, N. J.,

for 30 years a Friend minister. Gazette of Oct. 30
FOUSHEE Dr. William, at Richmond, Va., aged

75 years. Gazette of Sept. 15

FOWLE Zachariah, printer, at Exeter, N. H. Ga-
zette of Jan. 3

Lieut. , dead. Gazette of April 9

Mrs. Sarah, wife of Jonathan, formerly of this

town, at Woodstock, Ct .at an advanced age, Nov. 20

Jonathan, in this town, in 77th year, July 12

FOWLER Job, of Updike's, Newtown, died in a

British prison, a prisoner of war, Feb. —

Phebe, wife of Samuel Gardiner Fowler, m

29th year, at Newport. Gazette of Oct. 16

Samuel, at Newport, in 76th year. Gazette of Dec. 6

Dr. Isaac, at Rehoboth, in 49th year, March iS

Peleg C., eldest son of Christopher, Esq., at

Newport, aged 19 years. Gazette of Oct. 27

Mrs. Huldah, wife of Benjamin, at Wickford,

in 65th year, Dec. 16

Mrs. Deborah, widow of George, at Wickford,

in 84th year, June 27

Miss Elizabeth, daughter of Hon. Christo-
pher, at Newport, in 19th year. Nov. 23

Mrs. Isabella, wife of George, and eldest
daughter of Thomas Cutter, in this town,
in 40th year, suddenly. Gazette of May 1 1

Benjamin Esq., at W^ickford, in 80th year, Aug. 5

Edward, son of Christopher Esq., of New-
port, in 23rd year, at sea on his passage
from Havana in the brig F'ame, Feb. 5

Dr. William H., at Raleigh, N. C. stabbed
in an affray; lived but a few minutes. Ga-
zette of March 6

Mrs. Ann, wife of Christopher, Esq., and
daughter of the late Peleg Clarke, Esq., at
Newport, in 53rd year, Oct. 11

Miss Mary Ann, daughter of Christopher, at

Newport, aged 30 years, Feb. 1 1

Henry, son of Christopher, Esq., at Newport,

aged 23 years, Feb. 6

Mrs. Jane, wife of Thomas, at Jamestown,
in 57th year, March 18

Mrs. Mary, widow of Clarke, at Newport, in

65th year, Oct. 15

Christopher, Jun., son of the late Samuel
G., of Newport, at Matanzas, June 27

Daniel, of New London, found frozen near

Van Duzer's Ferry. Gazette of Feb. 7

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396 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

FOWLER Samuel, at Boston, aged ']'}) years,
received a woundat Bunker Hill that caused
his death after years of suffering, June 1 1, 1825

FOX Joseph, scrivener, his house burnt, at New-
port, Dec. 28, 1770

Richard, at Boston. Gazette of Sept. 29, 1798

Asa, stone cutter, in this town. Gazette of May 30, 1801

Justus, printer and type founder, at German-
town, Penn. Gazette of Feb. 16, 1805

Samuel M., president of the Bank of Penn-
sylvania, at Philadelphia. Gazette of May 14, 1808

John, son of the late Asa, aged 14 years, March 29, 1810

Gen. Henry Edward, brother of Charles J.,
and uncle to Lord Holland ; in England.
Gazette of Sept. 14, 181 1

Ezekiel, Jun. ; was shot by Thomas Burns,
one of the men who suffered in captivity
with Capt. Riley. Burns says he has been
annoyed by a white cat and he thought it
was the cat he was shooting at when he
fired. Mr. Fox having on a white vest and
hat deceived him. Gazette of Nov. 21, 1S18

Mr. , an aged Friend. His body was

found in the North River ; supposed he

fell accidently into the water. Gazette of June 18, 1823

Capt. Joseph, at Mendon, Mass., aged 57

years. Gazette of April 9, 1825

FOXCROFT Rev. Thomas, aged 73 years, one
of the pastors of the old Brick Church, at
Boston, June 17, 1769

John, the British agent, at New York, May 4, 1790

FRANCIS Ann, widow of Capt. Abraham, at

Warwick. Gazette of June 25, 1774

Mr. , of Plymouth, died on board the

Maidstone frigate, a prisoner of war. Ga-
zette of March 21, 1778

John, merchant, suddenly, in 34th year, Nov. 4, 1796

Tench, Esq., purveyor of the United States,

at Philadelphia, in 69th year. Gazette of May 10, 1800

Mrs. Rebecca, wife of John G., in this town,

in 25th year, June 20, 1801

Philip, in Pennsylvania. Gazette of Jan. 3, 1801

Mrs. Anne, widow of Tench, Esq., at Phila-

adelphia, in 79th year. Gazette of Jan. 11, 1812

Mrs. Abby, widow of John, Esq., and daugh-
ter of the late Hon. John Brown, in this
town, in 55th year, March 5, 1821

William, of this town, at Richmond, Va., on

board ship F'rancis. Gazette of Oct. 20, 1824

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 397

FRANCISCO Henry, near Whitehall, N. Y.,

aged 134 years, a native of England ; served

through the French and Revolutionary

Wars. Gazette of Nov. 13, 1820

FRANCE the Dauphin of, in 8th year, June 4, [789

FRANKLIN Mrs. Ann, late publisher of the

Newport Mercury, at Newport, April 19, 1763

Elisha, at Scituate, from blasting of a rock in
a well. Gazette of Oct. 21, 1769

Deborah, wife of Dr. Benjamin, at an ad-
vanced age, at Philadelphia. Gazette of . Jan. 21, 1775

Walter, merchant, at New York. Gazette

of Sept, 2, 1780

Henry, merchant, of Society of Friends, at

New York. Gazette of Dec. 6, 1780

Benjamin, born Jan. 6, 1706, died April 17, 1790

Mrs. , wife of Benjamin. Gazette of Aug. 20, 1791

Capt. Asa, in 59th year, Jan. 26, 1801

Hannah C, wife of Henry P., merchant, in

this town, suddenly, April 5, 1804

John, at Wickford, in 79th year. Gazette of Aug. 16, 1806

Samuel, at New York, merchant. Gazette

of Sept. 12, 1807

Mrs. Abigail, widow of the late Capt. Joseph,
of Woodstock, Ct., at North Providence, in
78th year, Nov. 29. 1807

Mrs. Hannah, wife of Henry P., merchant,

in 25th year, Oct. 4, 1810

William, Esq., formerly British Governor of
New Jersey, eldest son of Dr. Benjamin,
in England, aged 82 years, Nov. 16, 1813

Rev. ^Matthew, m this town ( New York ), Jan. 9, 181 5

Miss Hopestill, aged 70 years, Feb. 11, 181 8

Zebedee, killed by B. J. Taylor m a quarrel
over a game .of marbles or quoits, at Rich-
mond, Va.. June 30, 1820

Hon. Jesse, late Governor of North Carolina,
and late member of both Houses of Con-
gress. Gazette of Oct. 11, 1823

Mary, widow of Abel, of Jamestown, at New-
port, aged 70 years. Gazette of April 6, 1825
FRANKS Major , at Philadelphia. Ga-
zette of Oct. 26, 1793
ERASER Dr. David H., U. S. Navy, aged 25

years, at New York, Sept. 28, 1818

John, at Newport, in 56th year, Oct. 3, 1821

John Ladson, Esq., at St. Andrews Parish,
S. C, of a violent bilious fever, in 27th year.
Gazette of Oct. 15, 1803

398 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

FRASER Mrs. Christian, at Shelbourne, Nova
Scotia, aged 1 1 5 years ; her husband was
killed at the battle of Preston Pans in
Scotland; died March 14, 1S07

Mrs. Jane, widow of John, at Newport. Ga-
zette of Nov. 3, 1 82 1
FRAZIER Alexander, Esq., at Providence, Dec. i, 1769

Mary, widow of Alexander, at an advanced
age, at Barrington, Jan. 14, 1781

Lieut. , killed at Yorktown, Va. 2, 1781

Lieut. , drowned near New London ;

was from Nova Scotia. Gazette of Dec. 30, 1786

Capt. Phoenix, late of this town, at Boston, Dec. 4, 1792

Ishrnael (colored), executed at New York, Jan. 19, 18 16

John Brown, Esq., at Currucoa, W. L, aged

33 years, Jan. 3, 18 19

FREDERICK III of Prussia, born Jan. 24, 1712

FREDERICK IV of Prussia, born Sept. 25, 1744

FREDERICK Prince, died Dec. 29, 1765

FREDERICK Joseph, at Louisville, Ky. He

was deliberately shot through the heart by

Annistead Churchill, Jun., in consequence

of a quarrel the day before. He leaves a

wife and six children. Gazette of

Francis, executed at New York for piracy
and murder. Gazette of
FREEBODY John, Esq., at Newport, in 67th
year. Gazette of

Samuel, at Newport, in 28th year. Gazette
of

Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Thomas, Esq., in 79th
year, at Newport. Gazette of

Capt. John, formerly of Newport, at North
Carolina, in 59th year. Gazette of

Samuel, Esq., at Newport, in 83rd year. Ga-
zette of

Thomas, at Newport, in 91st year, for many
years president of the Town Council. Ga-
zette of

Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of Samuel, at New-
port, at an advanced age. Gazette of

Miss Sarah, at Newport, in 69th year. Ga-
zette of

Miss Mary, daughter of the late John, Esq.,
at Newport, in 71st year,

Mrs. Rebecca, widow of Capt. John, at New-
port, aged 67 years,

John, at Newport, aged 55 years. Gazette
of

Oct. 5,

1816

Feb. 20,

1819

April 24,

1773

Oct. 4,

1794

June 3,

1797

Feb. 28,

1801

May 2,

1801

April 25,

1807

Jan. 6,

1810

Nov. 24,

1810

May I,

1816

Dec. 27,

1817

Sept. 25,

1819

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

399

FREEBORN Jonathan, Esq., Justice of the
Court of Common Pleas for Newport
County, at Portsmouth. Gazette of

Capt. Gideon, at Wickford, suddenly, aged
about 50 years,

Mrs. Elizabeth, widow, at East Greenwich,
in 66th year.

Mrs. Susan, wifeof Benjamin, at Portsmouth.
Gazette of

Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of Joseph, at New-
port, aged TJ years. Gazette of
FREELAND Jacob, of Bloomfield, knocked over-
board by the boom of the sloop in New
York bay,
FREELOVE, an Indian, in 98th year ; had a
wonderful knowlege of botany ; died at
Barrington,

Caleb, marine of the General Greene, at sea.
Gazette of
FREEMAN Timothy, at Attleboro, suddenly,

Mrs. Onner, widow of Dea. Philip, of Boston,
at Foster, aged 80 years. Gazette of

Scipeo (colored), at Barrington, of the fever.
Gazette of

Mrs. Polly, wife of Edward, formerly of Nan-
tucket, in 29th year, in this town. Ga-
zette of

Thomas, Esq., killed by a fall from his horse ;
an infant in his arms received no injury ; at
Lebanon, Ohio. Gazette of

Mrs. Ann, wife of John, and daughter of
Moses Thayer, of Charlton, Mass., in 27th
year,

Thomas, at Attleboro, in 66th year ; was in
the Revolutionary service ; taken prisoner
three times ; was on the Jersey prison ship
at New York, where he lost his brother ;

James F., of Sandwich, midshipman on board
ship John Adams, on coast of Africa. Ga-
zette of

Sally, wife of George W., in this town,
m 25th year,

Samuel, who was secretary of the Provisional
Congress of Massachusetts in 1774-177 5, is
still living. Gazette of

Col. Constant, late of U. S. Army ; at time
of death Auditor of the Treasury for Navy
Department ; aged 67 years, at Washing-
ton, D. C. Gazette of

Henry Lothrop, son of John, aged 16 months,

July 24, 1790

Sept. 2, 1810

Oct. 7, 1810

Dec. 4, 1820

Aug. 6, 1825

July 5, 1816

March 24, 1789

Aug. 3, 1799
May 8, 1790

Feb. 6, 1808

May II, 1816

June 22, 1816

Oct. 3, 1818

March 11, 181 9

Jan. 21, 1821

Jan. 27, 1821
Oct. 28, 182 1

June 26, 1822

March 6, 1824
Sept. 25, 1824

VITAL BECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

FREETINHUYSEN Gen. Frederick, at Mill- ^^^^.^ ^^^ ^^^^

PRET^H\hoias,f~ May.i79i

his passage to "cha^ Gazette ^^^^^ ^6, 1792

lass in V^b year, (jazette ui
Dea Thomas, at Attleboro, in /2d )ea,. ^^^^^ ^g_ ^^^^

Gazette of ,,,„ted. , . J"ly ^9. '794

^ta "sI^ST^vUe of ElUah. at Rehoboth, n, ^^^^_ ^^^ ^^^^

66th year. . Gazette o ^jtieboro, Nov. 24, I799

^s ^S-rt !"!■ Mats., aged r- j„„^ ,,, ..^^

AbS" wfe ofcapt. James, at Rehoboth, in ^^^ ^^ ^^^^

utl?: S£na£^:r^x°''\h"c^.u:r5in- °" '" ""'

Amey. youngest daughter of John, at Re- ^^^^^ ^^^ ^g^^

hoboth, aged 22 years, at Salem,

Jeremiah, of Sonbartown ^- i:^•^^^ f^.^,,, ^
■' Mass., in consequence of ^^P "- (^.^^tte ^ • „ ^

third story wmdow m his sieep. March 6, 1813

Befhiah, wife of James, at Seekonk, m 68th ^^^^^ ^ ^^^^

Mrnannah, wife of Ebenezer publisher of

Baltimore Patriot, tormerly of Boston, ^^^^,^ ^^^ ^g^^

M^s^'sralCwiPe^o'c^^^^ Jan.es, at Seekonk, ^^^, ^ ^g^^

in 52nd year, Attleboro, Oct. i, 1816

rs SH?\*"/o;taf Siekoni., in 39th ^^^. ,^_ ,3,^

year, , , • .q.v, vear ^'^'^- ^^'^^^^

El hrami, at Attleboro, m 58th >eai

Jonathan, in this town, m 69th ^^^Z' Jan. 29. 1821

ctiblein the town for many >ears,
Mrs Susannah, wife of Cyrus, at South Kmgs- ^^^^.^ ^^^ ^g^^

town, in 60th year, Aug. 25, 1821

Jacob, in this town, in f ^^ 'i,,,h,stown,
Mrs Desire, widow of Jonatnan,

_..„ riovf^i-tp of

,,. _.....-, Sept. 24, 1821

"^ 59th year.^^^ ^^^^^ ^^ ^^^^^.^ ^^^^tte of Jan. n. 1823

Jan. 18, 1823

years. Gazette of . ^ ^ ^^^^ April 23, 1822

DSsoiP^f^^srat seekonk, in 19th year,

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

401

FRENCH Capt. Zachariah, of Bristol, aged
about 35 years, at Elmina, Africa, about
March 24. Gazette of June 12

Abel, Jun., shot by Abel French for a do-
mestic trouble. Gazette of April 21

FRENCHARD Capt. , U. S. Navy, at

New York, very suddenly, Nov. 2

FRENCHMAN John, died at Halifax a prisoner

of war between Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26

FRENEAU Peter, Esq., formerly editor of the
Charleston City Gazette, at Charleston, S.
C, in 57th year, Nov. 9

FRICK Mrs. Magdalena, in Lancaster Co., Penn.,

aged 28 years, Oct. 8

FRIEND Mrs. Mary, widow of John, at Newport,

aged 70 years. Gazette of Nov. 30

Edmund P., son of Thomas, at Newport, in

2 1 St year, July 13

FRIESE Hermon, in Germany, shot by order of

a French court martial. Gazette of Aug. 7

FRINK, Elias, of Windham, at New London,

suddenly, Sept. 9

Rev. Samuel, missionary of the Society for
the propagation of the Gospel in Foreign
Parts, at Savannah. Gazette of Nov. 30

Isabel, wife of Thomas, in 63rd year, at Rut-
land District, March 2
Dr. Willard, at Sharon, Vt., aged 60 years.

Gazette of Jan. 15

FRISBEE Ezra, at Oxford, N. Y., killed by a

fall of a tree. Gazette of May 2

FRISBIE Prof. Lewis, at Cambridge, Mass.,

aged 38 years. Gazette of July 13

FRITH Joseph, eldest son of Capt. Hezekiah,
aged 17 years, at New Haven, from a gun-
shot wound. Gazette of Oct. 18

FRITZ Capt. Henry, at New York, in 70th year,

a Revolutionary soldier, April 7

FROMBERGER John, late a merchant of Phila-
delphia, at Germantown, Penn. Gazette
of Aug. 9

FROMENTIN Hon. Elegius, late a Judge in
Florida and formerly a Senator from
Louisana, of the fever, at New Orleans, Oct. 6

Mrs. , wife of Hon. Elegius, at New

Orleans, Oct. 7

FROST Samuel, of Menotomy, reported missing

at Lexington, April 19

Benjamin, at Nantucket, aged 87 years. Ga-
zette of March 16

1822

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402 VITAL RECOED OF RHODE ISLAND

FROST Mrs. Susannah, wife of Ebenezer R., m

this town. Gazette of Dec. 12, 1795

Charlotte, daughter of Amariah, Esq., at Mil-
ford. Gazette of Sept. 2, 1797

Mrs. Henrietta, wife of Dr. Gideon, at Ux-

bridge, in 49th year, Oct. 7, 1803

Rev. Thomas, rector of St. Philip's Church,

at Charleston, S. C. Gazette of Aug. 11, 1804

Ebenezer R., late of this town, at Cambridge,

Mass., aged 45 years. Gazette of May 26, 18 10

FROTHINGHAM Mrs., wife of Nathaniel. Ga-
zette of Nov. 6, 1773

Capt. , killed. Gazette of April 9, 1791

Mrs. Mary, wife of Nathaniel, at Boston,

aged 42 years, Oct. 12, 1800

Mrs. Ruth, widow of Nathaniel, at Boston,

aged 60 years, Oct. 12, 1800

Nathaniel, of this town, in 68th year, Aug. 7, 1803

Mrs. Mildred, in this town, in 91st year, Feb. 26, 1804

Major Benjamin, at Charlestown, Mass., aged
74 years, an officer of the Revolution. Ga-
zette of Aug.*26, 1809

Mrs. Hannah, widow of Nathaniel, at New

London, May 2, 18 19

FRY Mrs. ; her house burnt at Newport, Dec. 28, 1770

Polly, daughter of Benjamin, at Newport, in

14th year. Gazette of April 14, 1792

Capt. Samuel, at East Greenwich, in 64th
year ; he left a wife and 8 children. Ga-
zette of Dec. 15, 1792

Benjamin and James Fry, sons of Benjamin,
of East Greenwich, in their 29th and 26th
ages respectively, drowned from a packet
boat belonging to Lodowich Updike on
passage from Newtown, N. K., to New-
port ; they descended from a reputable
family from Wiltshire, Eng., through Lieut.
Governor Thomas Fry ; Feb. 7, 1793

Benjamin, of East Greenwich, drowned near

Gull Rock in Narragansett Bay, Feb. 7, 1793

James, of East Greenwich, drowned near

Gull Rock in Narragansett Bay, Feb. 7, 1793

Daniel, at East Greenwich. Gazette of Feb. 8, 1794

John, son of Joseph, of East Greenwich, at

Pawtucket, in 24th year, Sept. 27, 1795

Ruth, daughter of Joseph, of East Green-
wich, at Pawtucket, Sept. 28, 1795

Marcy, daughter of Joseph, at Wickford. Ga-
zette of Oct. 31, 1795

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

403

FRY Mrs. Eleanor, wife of Joseph, at Wickford,
in 59th year. Gazette of

Rachal, wife of Benjamin, in 69th year, at
East Greenwich. Gazette of

Mrs. Mary, in this town, of the fever. Ga-
zette of

Capt. John P., master of ship Isis, at sea on
passage home from Batavia, in 39th year,

Margaret, daughter of John, at Norfolk, Va.,

John, at Tiverton, in 84th year,

Mrs. Abigail, widow of the late Capt. John F.,
in this town, in 31st year,

Joseph, of Portsmouth, N.H., merchant, aged
36 years ; he had just arrived here from
New York ;

Mrs. Elizabeth, at Newport, in 8sth year,

Mrs. Ann, wife of Col. Benjamin, at New-
port, aged 65 years. Gazette of

George, of Foster, at Pawtucket, aged 23
years,

Joseph, at East Greenwich, in 88th year,
FRYES Henry, at Danbury, Ct.; swallowed
Aqua fortis and vitriol by mistake; lived
14 hours. Gazette of
FRYE Samuel, Esq., of Gibsonport, killed in a
duel with D. Beaseley, Esq., of Grenville,
in Mississippi Territory. Gazette of
FRYERS John, at Voluntown, upwards of 90
years, late of Newport. Gazette of

FULLER , aged 17 years, killed by the

fall of his horse upon him near Norwich,
Ct.,

Mrs. — , wife of Caleb, at the Lower

Ferry, erroneous. Gazette of

Dorothy, widow of Samuel, at Rehoboth, aged
93 years,

Richard, baker. Gazette of

Samuel, at Rehoboth, in 87th year. Ga-
zette of

Amey, wife of Dr. Comfort, at Attleboro,

Sarah, wife of Oliver, at Rehoboth, in 6ist
year,

Mary, wife of Dr. Olney, in this town. Ga-
zette of

Samuel, executed for the murder of his
own son, at Hillsborough, N. C,

Mrs. Sarah, widow of Jeduthan, at Attle-
boro, aged 80 years. Gazette of

Phebe, widow of Joshua, at Attleboro, in
95th year. Gazette of

Nov. 7,

Aug. 25,

Aug. 3,

July 22,

Oct. 28,

March i,

Sept. 16,

Jan. 21,
Sept. 4,

March 6,

Aug. 23,
July 14,

April 6,

Nov. 3,

1810

May II,

1776

Feb. 9,

1765

Feb. 22,

1772

Sept. 17,
Jan. 24,

1772
1784

Dec. 27,
May 31,

1788
1790

Jan. 4,

1792

Oct. 20,

1792

Nov. 2,

1792

Feb. 14,

1795

larch 14,

1795

795

798

805

809
810
811

811

818

821

822

822
823

811

404 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

FULLER Samuel, of Attleboro, in this town, in

57th year. Gazette of Nov. 5

Robert, in this town. Gazette of Sept. 2

Benjamin, at Philadelphia, merchant. Ga-
zette of Dec. 7

William, Esq., of Lombard St., London; said
to be one of the richest merchants in
the city. Gazette of May 10

Mrs. Hannah, widow of Samuel, at Reho-

both. Gazette of Oct. 3

Miss Peda, in this town, in 19th year, Feb. 27

Amelia T., daughter of Dr. Olney, formerly

of this town, in this town, aged 21 years, April 17

Jonathan, in this town, in 48th year. Sept 29

Lyndon A., preceptor of the Pawtuxet Union

Academy, in 31st year. Gazette of May 9

Major Francis, at Foster, in 56th year, June 3

Nathaniel, in this town, in 72nd year, June 9

George R., formerly of Attleboro, private in
Capt. William Battey's company of infantry,
at Greenbush, N. Y., April 17

Miss Jemima, daughter of Ebenezer, at Re-

hoboth, in 38th year, Feb. 27

Mrs. Prescilla, wife of Dea. Joseph, in this
town, in 71st year, April i

Rev. Andrew, D. D., secretary of English
Baptist Missionary Society, at Keltering,
Northamptonshire, Eng. Gazette of July 29

Dr. Comfort, at Attleboro, in 67th year; he

served as surgeon during the Revolution; June 13

Mrs. Abigail, wife of Ebenezer, at Rehoboth,

aged 66 years, July 24

Jeremiah, son of John, at Cumberland, in

24th year, Aug. 24

Juduthan, at Attleboro, in 27th year. Ga-
zette of Sept. 20

Isaac, member of Freshmen class, B. U.,aged

19 years, at Mansfield, Mass. Gazette of May 15

Frederick, at Attleboro, in 49th year, Oct. 10

Daniel, of this town, housewright, at Mantan-
zas, W. L He arrived there the 14th,
taken sick 20th, and died Oct. 26

Lewis M., only son of Ebenezer, at Attle-
boro, aged 17 years, Feb. 15

Mrs. Mary, widow of Timothy, at Rehoboth,

in 58th year, Feb. 20

Thomas, murdered by Edward Brooks. Ga-
zette of Nov. 24

Mr. , killed by his wagon running over

him, at Salem, Mass. Gazette of April 24

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PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 405

FULLER Joseph, in this town, in 76th year, a

professor 60 years of religion, May 3, 1822

Isaiah P., in this town, aged 41 years, May 20, 1822

Issachar, at Carver, Mass., aged 97 years,
a descendent of one of the first settlers of
Plymouth; had 19 children, 91 grand, 109
of the third, and 2 of the fourth genera-
tions. His sight and hearing he retained
to the last and was a very industrious
man. Gazette of Nov. 16, 1822

Mrs. Esther M., wife of Josiah and daughter
of Oliver Bly, of Cumberland, at Smith-
field, in 29th year, Dec. 2, 1823
Peleg, at Scituate, in 55th year, Feb. 25, 1825
Mrs. Margaret, widow of Jonathan, at Fos-
ter, in 88th year, P'eb. 27, 1825
John, at Scituate, formerly of Massachu-
setts, aged 29 years. Gazette of Oct. 5, 1825
FULLERTON Rebecca, granddaughter of Hon.

Martin Howard, at Newport, Dec. 2, 1770

John, ordinary seaman, killed on board frigate
Constitution in action with the Cyane and
Levant, Feb. 20, 181 5

FULTON Robert, Esq., aged 48 years, the great
steam engineer, at New York.
"Princes and Lords may flourish or may

fade,
A breath can make them as a breath has

made;
But the great Sons of Art— A country's

pride —
If once destroyed can never be supplied."
Gazette of March 4, 181 5

FURGUSON Mrs. Mary Viall, wife of John, for-
merly of Newport, June 30, 181 8
FURMAN Caroline, daughter of the late Waters,
in the explosion of steamboat Etna in New
York harbor. May 15, 1824
Mrs. Job, in the explosion of steamboat Etna

in New York harbor, May 15, 1824

Dr. , Baptist minister, at Charleston,

S. C; had been 50 years in the ministry.
Gazette of Sept. 10, 1825

FURNIVAL Alexander, Esq., formerly post-
master at Baltimore. Gazette of Sept. 26, 1807

Q

GADSDEN Gen. Christopher, at Charleston,

S. C, aged 82 years. Gazette of Sept. 21, 1805

406

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

GADSDEN Capt. Christopher, of U. S. brig
Vixen, in 32nd year, at Charleston, S. C,
J. W., Esq., of Charleston, S. C, inhumanly
murdered by Michael and Martin Frohey,
Philip, Esq., aged 63 years, only surviving
son of the late Gen. Gadsden of Revolu-
tionary fame, at Charleston, S. C. Gazette
of

GAILLORD Mr. , murdered at Havana.

Gazette of
GAINE John R., aged 25 years, at New York.
Gazette of
Hugh, printer, at New York, in 8ist year,
Mrs. Cornelia, widow of Hugh, printer, at
New York, aged y"] years. Gazette of
GAINES George, late of this town, at Attleboro.
Gazette of

Mr. , drowned with others in the Ohio

River by a tree falling on the canoe. Ga-
zette of

Major , at St. Stephen, Ala.; his wife

and two children have recently died; two
other children are sick. Gazette of
GAIR Rev. Thomas, in 36th year, at Boston,
Mrs. Rebecca, widow of the late Rev. Thomas,

at Boston, aged 44 years. Gazette of
William, of Boston, merchant, son of Rev.
Thomas, formerly of Providence, at sea on
his passage from the West Indies. Ga-
zette of
GAITHER Col. Henry, a Revolutionary soldier,

at Georgetown. Gazette of
GALATIA David, at New York, aged 17 years.
•' Gazette of

GALBRAITH Mr. , at Philadelphia.

Gazette of
GALE Dr. Benjamin, at Killingworth, Ct., aged
75 years, an eminent physician. Gazette
of
Dr. William, formerly of Sharon, Ct., at

Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Gazette of
Mrs. Mary, wife of Samuel A., at Haverhill,
Mass., aged 41 years. Gazette of

GALLEGO Mr. , merchant, perished in

the burning of the theatre at Richmond,
Va.,

Mrs, , j)erished in the burning of

the theatre at Richmond, Va.,
GALLEY Francis, died at Halifax a prisoner of
war between Nov. 23, 1776, and

Aug. 28, 1812
Dec. 21, 1818

March 10, 1824

March 5, 1823

May 19, 1787
April 25, 1807

Nov. 2, 181 1

Jan. 30, 1790

July I, 1885

July 26, 1823
April 27, 1790

April 12, 1800

Jan. 2, 1808
July 20, 181 1
Oct. 31, 1801
Oct. 26, 1793

May 22, 1790

Sept. 14, 1799

Jan. 15, 1823

Dec. 23, 181 1
Dec. 23, 181 1
Dec. 26, 1777

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 407

GALLISON Henry, Esq., at Marblehead, aged

65 years, graduate ot Harvard 1778. Ga-
zette of Jan. 26, 1825
GALLOWAY Joseph, Esc{., for many years a

lawyer of eminence in Pennsylvania;

member of the first congress; speaker of

the house of assembly, etc.; in England.

Gazette of Nov. 19, 1803

Capt. Joseph, of ship Beaver, lately arrived

from Canton, at New York, aged 39 years.

Gazette of Aug. 5, 1809

GALT Dr. John, an eminent physician, at

Williamsburg, Va., aged 64 years. Ga-
zette of July 9, 1808
William, Esq., native of Scotland, at Rich-
mond, Va., aged 68 years. He emigrated

to Virginia in 1775, commenced trading

with a pedler's pack and died in the enjoy-
ment of $40,000 per annum; in 1775 he

owned not si.x feet length of real estate, in

1825 he could ride 15 miles rectilinear on

his estate, the best bottom lands of the

James. Gazette of April 9, 1825

GALWAY Ensign , of Lt. Col. Fletcher's

regiment, killed in action at Annes. Ga-
zette of July 21, 1781
GAMBLE Col Robert, in Virginia, by a fall

from a horse, April 14, 18 10

GAMBOLD Mrs. Anna Rosina, wife of Rev.

John, a missionary of the United Brether-

en, at Spring Place, in the Cherokee

County, aged 58 years, Feb. 19, 1821

GAMMAGE William, M. D., at Cambridge, in

76th year; while endeavoring to protect

himself against a passing sleigh he was

struck and run over by another coming

from an opposite direction and lived half

an hour, Jan. i, 1821

GAMMELL David, buried at New York, Aug. 21, 1763

GANGANELLI the Cardinal, proclaimed Pope

under title of Clement XIV; was born at

St. Arcangelo in the diocese of Rimini

Oct. 31, 1705; was of the order of Minor

Conventual P"riars and created Cardinal

Sept. 24, 1756; May 19, 1769

GANNETT Mrs. Ruth, daughter of the late

President Styles, at Cambridge. Gazette

of June 18, 1808

Mrs. Deborah F., wife of Rev. Thomas R.,

at Cambridge, aged 32 years. Gazette of Jan. 4, 1823

408 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

GANO Sarah, wife of Rev. John, formerly pastor

of a Baptist church in New York from

whence he removed m 1788 to preach the

Gospel in the western world; she was a

sister of Rev. Dr. James Manning, late

President of Rhode Island College; at

Frankfort, Ky., April — , 1792

Mary, wife of Rev. Stephen, and eldest

daughter of Col. James Talmadge, of New

York State, Oct. i, 1797

Mrs. Mary, wife of Rev. Dr. Stephen, and

eldest daughter of Hon. Joseph Brown, in

this town, m 40th year, Dec. 8, 1800

Rev. John, at Frankfort, Ky., in 78th year;

was a chaplain in the army of the Revolu-
tion; was pastor of a Baptist church in

New York 30 years prior to 1788 when he

removed to Kentucky; Aug. 9, 1804

John S., only son of Rev. Stephen, at

sea on board the ship Iris, in i8th year, Dec. 29, 1S04

Dr. Isaac E., in Franklin Co., Ky., in 42nd

year, son of Rev. John; had been years

before severely wounded in St. Clair's de-
feat; Oct. 19, 181 1
Stephen, son of Gen. Gano, in Ohio. Ga-
zette of Oct. 10, 1812
Esek Hopkins, eldest son of Capt. Daniel, of

Frankfort, Ky., in 15th year, at sea on

board brig Hector, Capt. Hetherington, of

this port, Dec. 28, 1812

Gen. John S., at Covington, Ky., in 56th

year, Jan. i, 1822

GANSEVOORT Gen. Peter, the defender of

Fort Schuyler in 1777, at Albany, July 2, 181 2

GARCIA Manuel Philip, executed at Norfolk,

Va., for the murder of Peter Lagourdette, June i, 1821

GARDEN Peter, of Aucherness, Scotland, died

Jan., 1775, aged 131 years. Gazette of Oct. 15, 1803

GARDINER John, Esq., for many years Deputy

Governor of this colony, at Newport, Jan. 29, 1763

Mary, wife of Richard, at Newport. Gazette

of Dec. 14, 1771

Ephraim, at North Kingstown, in 8ist year, April — , 1774
Isaac, Esq., of Brookline, killed at Lexing-
ton, April 19, 1775
Solomon, died at Halifax a prisoner of war

between Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

Dr. Sylvester, late of Boston, at Newport, at

an advanced age. Gazette of Aug. 12, 1786

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 409

GARDINER Capt. James, of the Continental
Army, a native of Rhode Island, at Wil-
mington, N. C, May 24, 1787

Capt. George, in 59th year, at Newport.

Gazette of Aug. 30, 1788

Dr. Joseph, at Boston, aged 61 years. Ga-
zette of Nov. I, 1788

Capt. Daniel, of Newport; while fishing from
a rock at Brenton's Point washed off and
drowned, , July 11, 1789

Col. Peleg, at Swanzey, at an adxanced age.

Gazette of Aug. 22, 1789

Mrs. Hannah, wife of James, in this town,

suddenly. Gazette of Oct. 29, 1791

William, native of Newport, drowned in
Norwich Riv^er; fell overboard from a
packet. Gazette of June 9, 1792

Elizabeth, wife of Benjamin, at Middletown,

in 42nd year. Gazette of May 21, 1796

Caleb, Esq., at South Kingstown, at an ad-
vanced age. Gazette of Nov. 26, 1796

Col. Lemuel, at Somerset, aged 82 years.

Gazette of Aug.4, 1798

Thomas, of Richard, at North Kingstown, in

24th year. Gazette of Aug. 4, 1798

John, at South Kingstown, suddenly. Ga-
zette of Oct. 25, 1800

Nicholas, at North Kingstown, in 92nd year.

Gazette of June 20, 1801

Col. Caleb, in 73d year, Oct. 23, 1801

Nathan, at South Kingstown, aged 54 years.

Gazette of March 27, 1802

Samuel, in South Kingstown, in 85th year.

Gazette of " May 14, 1803

Mrs. Eleanor, widow of Col. Caleb. Gazette

of Nov. 26, 1803

Elder William, at Stonington. Gazette of March 17, 1804

Thomas, at New York, one of the wealthiest

men in the city. Gazette of Jan. 12, 1805

Mrs. Mary, wife of Caleb, and daughter of
the late Gov. Collins, at Newport, m 43d
year. Gazette of Oct. 11, 1806

Caleb, Esq., merchant, at Newport, at an ad-
vanced age. Gazette of Jan. 3, 1807

John, Esq., at Newport, in 73d year. Ga-
zette of July 4, 1807

Col. John, at South Kingstown, in 62d year, Oct. 25, 1808

Lord, in England, aged 63 years. Gazette

of April 8, 1809

410 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

GARDINER Edwin, of Middletown, in 23d year,
at sea; lost from ship Flora, on passage
from Lisbon for Liverpool. Gazette of Aug. 18, 1810

Mrs. Eliza, wife of William, of Warwick, and
daughter of Dea. William Cord, of New-
port, at East Greenwich, in 24th year, Feb. 23, 181 1

Mrs. , wife of Henry, at Nantucket.

Gazette of June 22, 181 1

Capt. William, at Newport, in 59th year, Oct. 3, iSii

Mrs. Marcy, wife of Capt. Oliver, at War-
wick, in her 68th year, Dec. 11, 181 1

Fanny, eldest daughter of the late Capt.
William, at Newport, in 19th year. Ga-
zette of

John, at Nantucket, late sheriff, aged 91
years. Gazette of

Capt. Obed. of Nantucket, at Havana. Ga-
zette of

Capt. Christopher, at North Kingstown,
aged 85 years,

Nicholas R., eldest son of Col. Elisha R., at
South Kingstown, in 21st year,

Sanford, formerly of Newport, for many
years a resident of this town, in 75th year,

Ezekiel, Esq., at North Kingstown, aged
about 78 years; formerly a Judge of the
Supreme Court. Gazette of

Capt. Joseph, at Newport, m 87th year. Ga-
zette of

Miss Susannah, daughter of Capt. Vincent,
at Newport, .aged 23 years. Gazette of

Nicholas, Esq., at Exeter, in 78th year. Ga-
zette of

Lieut. Commander John M., U. S. Navy, in
Maryland. Gazette of

Haile, in this town, in 33d year,

Dorcas, daughter of Peleg, at South Kings-
town, in 40th year,

Peleg, at South Kingstown, in 70th year,

Capt. Augustus M., of East Greenwich, late
master of the brig Decatur of this port, at
Bermuda,

Mary, daughter of Samuel, of Wickford, in
20th year. Gazette of

Miss Mary, native of Boston; for many years
resident of this town, in 61 st year,

Benjamin, Esq., of Middletown, at North
Kingstown, in 69th year,

, daughter of Mr. , at Peekskill,

N. Y., burnt to death by her clothes taking
lire,

Feb. 22,

1812

March 7,

[812

May 16,

1812

June 16, ]

812

Aug. 13, ]

813

May 8, i

814

Sept. 3,

[814

May 6, i

815

May 6,

[815

June 24,

[815

Sept. 23,
Dec. 15,

[815
[815

April 21,
April 22,

[818
818

Sept. 7,

[818

Sept. 12,

[818

Sept. 29, ]

818

Nov. 4, ]

819

Feb. 4, ]

820

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 411

GARDINER Charles Edwin, son of Ambrose,

aged 13 1-2 months, Sept. 16, 1820

Edward, at Warren, in 74th year; leaves wife

and 6 children, Nov. 9, 1820

Miss Ruth, daughter of the late William, at

Newport, in 22d year. Gazette of Nov. 16, 1820

Mrs. Ann, widow of John, at Newport, June 13, 1821

Peleg, at Swanzey, in 51st year, July 14, 1821

Miss Lucy, daughter of James, at North

Kingstown, in 20th year, Aug. 21, 1821

Barrett, Esq., attorney-at-law; formerly mem-
ber of Congress, at New York. Gazette

of Jan. 16, 1822

John, native of Newport, aged 55 years, at

Charleston, S. C. Gazette of April 24, 1822

Silas, at Newport. Gazette of July 20, 1822

Samuel, at Swanzey, aged ^y years, Sept. 19, 1822

Mary Collins, daughter of .he late Caleb, at

Newport, aged 17 years, Dec. 31, 1822

George, accidently killed by Thomas Lang-
den in a scuffle at Newburyport, Jan. 16, 1823
George, Esq., of Newburgh, N. Y. The

Judge had been to the Westward on busi-
ness. In coming home it is supposed he

became so chilled as to lose control of his

horses, who, however, brought him home.

He lingered 4 days before death ensued, Feb. 15, 1823

Mrs. Hannah, wife of William, and daughter

of the late Elisha Gibbs, at Newport, aged

48 years, March 19, 1823

Albert W., of Newport, in 37th year, at

Staten Island, N. Y., July 15, 1823

Nicholas E., of South Kingstown, aged 26

years, on board schooner Baltic, in Straits

of Belle Isle, Aug. 14, 1823
, child of Albert W. ; found dead in its

bed; supposed from suffocation, at New-
port. Gazette of Jan. 31, 1824
Nathan, at South Kingstovvn, aged 37 years, March 10, 1824
Simon, at Boston, aged 34 years, proprietor

and publisher of the "l^oston Gazette," April 15, 1824

Capt. Benjamin, of Newport, at sea, onboard

schooner Swan, of New York, aged 55

years. Gazette of April 17, 1824

William Robinson, infant son of Peleg W., in

this town, aged 2 years, Sept. 29, 1824

Capt. James, at Newport, aged 71 years.

Gazette of Dec. 8, 1824

John, a seaman and native of Rhode Island,

aged 29 years, at sea on board brig Suffolk.

Gazette of Dec. 11, 1824

412 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

GARDINER John C, of Warren. 2nd officer of

ship Galen, in 22nd year, at Batavia, Dec. — , 1824

William, son of Capt. Oliver, at Warwick,

aged 35 years, March 8, 1835

Samuel, at Portsmouth, N. H.; drowned by

upsetting of a boat. Gazette of June 29, 1825

Lieut. HenryW., senior marine officer of the

Mediterranean squadron, in 22nd year, sud-
denly, of a fever, at Messina, on board

frigate Constitution. Gazette of Aug. 13,1825

Esther Robinson, daughter of Peleg W., m

this town, aged 8 months, 14 days, Aug. 25, 1825

Capt. Oliver, at East Greenwich, aged 84

years; was in command of the Row Gaily

Washington; a pilot for the French fleet

at Newport and performed other services;

followed the sea 36 years. Gazette of Aug. 27, 1825

John, of Savannah, Ga., a native of Ireland,

but 33 years a resident of Georgia, in this

town, (Masonic Honors) Oct. 6, 1825

GARFIELD Betsey, daughter of Mr. D-— , at

Tyringham, by upsetting of a canoe, J^ily 23, 181 2

GARLIN Mrs. Mary, wife of William, in this

town, aged 30 years, Oct. 11, 1822

GARNER James, murdered by his brother

Joseph, in Virginia. Gazette of June 3, 1809

Mr. , murdered by John Decker, in

Ligoniel Valley. Gazette of Sept. i, 1824

GARNIER the Marquis of, a Peer of France, at

Paris, without issue. Gazette of Dec. 5, 1821

GARRETT Mrs. Mary, wife of J , in this

town, in 24th year. Gazette of Feb. 28, 1801

Mrs. Laura, wife of James, and her son.

They were driving in their carriage when

a tree fell and killed them both, at Lock-
port, N. Y. Gazette of May 25, 1825
GARRICK Mrs., widow of David, the comedian,

in England, aged 98 years. Gazette of Nov. 30, 1822

GARRICKSON John, in this town, in 22nd

year. Gazette of Jan. 24, 1 818

GARRISH John, of this town, at Jamaica. Ga-
zette of Sept. 17, 1796
GARRISON Mrs. Joanna, wife of Nicholas,

formerly of Philadelphia, at Newport, in

63d year. Gazette of Nov. 2, 1799

Capt. Nicholas, of Newport, at Portsmouth,

in 77th year. Gazette of Dec. 25, 1802

GARY George W., of Aaron and Polly, aged 8

years, March 20; Charles S., of same

parents, aged 3 years, March 21; Eunice, of

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 41 3

GARY:

same parents, aged 1 1 years, March 22;

Otis P., of same parents, aged 9 months,

March 24; Mrs. Polly, wife of Aaron, aged

38 years, March 24; Polly, of Aaron and

Polly, aged 16 years, 2 days, 18 hours,

March 25; all of Alstead, Ct., of the pre-
vailing fever. Gazette of April 16, 1814
Joseph, at Richfield, N. Y., formerly of this

town, in 74th year, Aug. 18, 18 18

Zephaniah, at Taunton, aged 74 years. Ga-
zette of Dec. 27, 1823
GASKOIN John, aged 83 years, in England.

His wife used to send annually a present

of rye bread to the King. He appointed

for his pall bearers si.x grandsons, 2 each

of the name John, George and William.

Gazette of Sept. 28, 18 16

GASTON Capt. Thomas, drowned m the Chesa-
peake, Feb. 22, 1793
John, Esq.. at Sterling, Ct., aged 55 years.

Gazette of Nov. 2, 1805

GATES Elizabeth, wife of Major General

Horatio, in Virginia. Gazette of July 26, 1783

Lieut. Gen. Horatio, after a long and tedious

illness, near New York, in 78th year. (Note:

Was he ever Lieut. General as here stated.''

J. N. A.) April 10, 1806

Capt. Lemuel, of U.S. Regiment of Artillery,

at Carlile, Penn. Gazette of Oct. 25, 1806

Mrs. Mary, native of England, widow of

Major General Horatio Gates, at New

York, in 67th year, Nov. 28, 1810
, shot his wife in accidently carrying

his gun and badly handling it, near Raleigh,

N. C. Gazette of April 20, 1816

Nathaniel, at Worcester, aged 54 years. He

received a bad hurt by a fall while fasten-
ing his oxen for the night. Gazette of Dec. 22, 1824
GATEWOOD Miss , perished m the burn-
ing of the theatre at Richmond, Va., Dec. 26, 181 1
GAU Mr. , at Troyes, France; was shot by

order of Bonaparte for wearing the cross

of St. Louis. He refused to have his eyes

covered; said he would die like a man.

Gazette of July 9, 18 14

GAUNOR Fychon, died Sept. — , 1786, at Aber-

Cowarth, Merionethshire, aged 140 years.

Gazette of Oct. 15, 1803

414 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

GAUSEAU Rev. Mr. , curate of St. Anne

be Perode; fell in the church at Quebec.

Gazette of July 17, 1822

GAVITT Sylvester, at Westerly; his house

burnt, Oct. 25, 1794

S. B., mate of schooner Katey, lately arrived

from Savannah, at Port-au-Prince, latter

part of May, 1821

GAW Miss Sarah, at Shenandoah, Va., in i8th

year; was thrown from her horse and so

injured that she lived but 4 hours, Feb. 2, 1823

GAY Capt. Jabez, at Attleboro, in 36th year.

Gazette of Oct. 12, 1793

Elizabeth, wife of Richard, at Thompson, Ct.,

in 31st year, daughter of Samuel Haley of

North Kingstown, Feb. 21, 1795

Archibald, printer of Nova Scotia Gazette,

at Halifax. Gazette of June i, 1805

Alpheus, at Thompson, Ct., in 34th year, in

this town, June 27, 1808

Martin, at Boston, in 83d year. Gazette of Feb. 11, 1809

Miss Selah, in this town, in 72nd year, May 17, 1822

Oliver, of Pawtucket, drowned near Field's

Point, , Aug. 3, 1823

Jonathan, son of Thomas, of Little Compton,

in this town, aged 17 years; shot by Albert

Field because he had entered his garden.

Gazette of Sept. 24, 1825

GAZETA Father , executed at Barcelona,

Spain, June 3, 1809

GEAR Mrs. , at Boston. Gazette of Sept. 29, 1798

GEARS Mrs. Mary, widow of John, at Newport,

in 82nd year. Gazette of Oct. 23, 1820

GEIGHER Dorotha, aged 18 years; was buried

with military honors at Madgeburg. Al-
though so young, she had been a witness

to 40 battles. Gazette of March 12, 1825

GELSTON Dr. Samuel, in 58th year, at Nan-
tucket. Gazette of Aug. 3, 1782
GENET Mrs. Cornelia Tappin, wife of E. C,

Esq., and second daughtter of Hon. George

Clinton, Vice President of the United

States, at Greenbush, L. I., in 35th year.

Gazette of April 7, 1810

GENT Mr. , ia England, aged 90 years.

At the battle of Linden, 1759, he lost both

legs abo\e the knees; such a case of sur-
vival of such a remarkable feat is believed

to be unprecedented. Gazette of May 8, 1819

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 4] 5

GEOFFRAY Mrs. Sarah, in this town, in 32nd

year. Gazette of Sept. 21, 1799

Abbe, one of the editors of the Journal de
L' Empire and Theatrical Critics, at Paris,
France, aged 76 years. Gazette of May 28, 18 14

Adeline, daughter of Nicholas, at Newport,

aged 16 years. Gazette of Aug. 28, 1819

GEORGE Thomas, of schooner Modesty, of Nor-
wich, on coast of Africa. Gazette of Jan. 30, 1790
Joshua, at Attleboro, aged 22 years. Gazette

of Jan. 31, 1795

Mrs. Freelove, wife of Capt. Thomas, at

Newport, aged 74 years. Gazette of • June 13, 1795

Capt. Thomas, at Newport, at an advanced

age. Gazette of Oct. 8, 1803

Daniel, at Portland, Me., editor of the Easton

Herald, aged 45 years. Gazette of Feb. 18, 1804

Lemuel, at Utica, N. Y. The tongue of a
sleigh without bells hit him in the breast,
instantly causing death. Gazette of Feb. 16, 1805

Preston, at Attleboro, of the fever, aged — , March 5, 1816

David; a child of his was hit by a rooster
with his spur and killed, at Concord, N. H.,
aged about 2 years. Gazette of July 13, 1822

GP2RALD Daniel D., at Warwick, aged 27 years.

Gazette of May 7, 1825

GERANDEAU Mr. , at Natchez, of the

fever, Aug. 26, 1823

GERARD Miss , perished in the burning

of the theatre, at Richmond, Va., Dec. 26, 181 1

GERE Thomas, his two sons, 10 and 15 years of
age, drowned in the mill pond, at Floyd,
Oneida Co., N. Y. The youngest had
ventured beyond his depth; the older in
attempting to rescue him was drowned
with him. Gazette of July 20, 1S20

GEREO Mrs. ■ — , perished in the burning

of the theatre, at Richmond, Va., Dec. 26, 181 1

GERMAIN John, near Earnestown, U. C,
drowned in attempting to save his sister
Jane from like fate. Gazette of Sept. 25, 1819

GERMAN John, private, killed on board frigate

Chesapeake, in action with the Shannon, June i, 181 3

Lieut. Lewis, U. S. Navy, son of Gen.
Obadiah, of Chenango, N. Y., served with
distinction through the late war, at
Sackett's Harbor, April 14, 18 19

GERMANY the Empress Dowager of, at

Vienna. Gazette of Aug. 18, 1792

416

VITAL REC^ORD OF RHODE ISLAND

GERRISH John, auctioneer, formerly of Provi-
dence, at Boston,

Hon. Benjamin, Esq., one of His Majesty's
Magistrates for the Province of Nova
Scotia, at Southampton, Eng.,

Frances, M. D., U. S. Navy, at Salem, Mass.,
aged 26 years. Gazette of

William P., aged 68 years; was only son of
John, a respectable merchant of Boston,
who was the first regular auctioneer in
this town, at the Poor House. Gazette of
GERRY Thomas, only son of Hon. Elbridge, at
New York. Gazette of

Elbridge, Vice President of the United States.
He breakfasted in apparent health; went
to his place of business, there feeling some
unwell was driven back to his house,
where he soon became insensible and died
immediately, at Washington,

Elbridge, Vice President of U. S. His
funeral notice. Gazette of

GETCHEL Mr. , and a young woman

drowned in the Androscoggin river by the
upsetting of the canoe last week. Gazette
of
GEYER Col. Alexander, at Philadelphia, a
soldier of the Revolution. Gazette of

GIBBON Lieut. J , in attempting to save

Miss Conyers, perished in the burning of
the theatre, at Richmond, V^a.,
GIBBONS Hon. William, Assistant Judge of the
Supreme Court of Georgia, at Newport.
Gazette of
GIBBS Benjamin, in 93d year; was 32 years old
when married to his wife, who died aged
exactly 80 years, Jan. 20 last, at Litchfield,
Conn.,

Dr. Robert, at an advanced age, at Provi-
dence,

John, at Providence,

Jacob of Framingham, Nov. i, 1773; had 9
children alive, aged from 20 years down;
since which time 7 have died of throat dis-
temper; 4 or five more of those of near
neighbors have also died of the same dis-
ease. Gazette of

Hannah, widow of Henry, at Newton. Ga-
zette of

Elisha, aged 78 years. Gazette of

Dec. 14, 1771

May 6, 1772
May I, 1819

March 22, 1823
Nov. 14, 1789

Nov. 23, 1814
Dec. 3, 1814

Dec. 14, 1816
March 7, 18 12

Dec. 26, 1811

Oct. 4, 1800

May 10, 1767

June 29, 1769
April 28, 1 77 1

March 5, 1774

Julys, ^7^3
July 10, 1790

PROVIDENCE GAZETPE— DEATHS 4^7

GIBBS Sukey, eldest daughter of George, Esq.,

at Newport, in 21st year. Gazette of Sept. 18, 1790

Sarah, widow of Capt. John, in 86th year;

from whom has descended children to the

fifth generation. Gazette of Nov. 5, 1791

Betsey, daughter of John, in her 19th year.

Gazette of Sept. 19, 1795

Capt. James, at Bristol, in 86th year, Nov. 18, 1795

John, second son of George, at Newport, in

i6th year; killed by an explosion of a gun, Aug. 26, 1797
John, in this town. Gazette of Oct. 7, 1797

Mrs. Elizabeth, at Newport, in 93d year.

Gazette of Jan. 29, 1803

Miss Mary, daughter of the late John, in this

town, Sept. 3, 1803

George, Esq., of the house of Gibbs and

Channing, at Newport, in 68th year, Oct. ri, 1803

George, at Newport, in 69th year, a well

known merchant of that town. Gazette

of Oct. 22, 1803

Mrs. Eliza, wife of William H., at Charles-
ton, S. C, in 40th year, Feb. i, 1806
William, son of Silas, of Newport, in 19th

year, June 19, 18 16

George W., son of John, of this town, at

Charleston, S. C, in 23d year, Aug. 26, 1819
, son of Enos, at Portsmouth, aged

about 10 years; was instantly killed by a

kick from a horse. Gazette of Sept. 4, 1820

George, son of the late John, of this town, in

24th year, at sea on passage from New ^

Orleans to New York, Sept. — , 1822

Mary Elizabeth, daughter of Caleb G., aged

2 years, 12 days, in this town, April 8, 1823

Anna (colored), in this town, aged 45 years, Sept. 2, 1823

Thomas, aged 48 years, at Norwich, Ct., for-
merly of Coventry, Sept. 10, 1823
Sarah Cahoone, only daughter of Caleb G.,

in this town, aged 10 mos., 22 days, Sept. 16, 1823

Daniel, aged yj years, many years the mail

carrier from Portsmouth to Brattleboro, at

Peterboro, N. H.; was thrown from his

wagon soon after starting on his route and

instantly killed. Gazette of Oct. 6, 1824

Mrs. Mary, widow of George, Esq., of New-
port, at Boston, aged T"] years, Dec. 26, 1824

GIBSON Mrs. — , wife of John. Gazette of Aug. 11, 1792

John, in this town, in 55th year. Gazette of Nov. 3, 1798

Patty, wife of John, aged 43 years, Aug. 21, 1807

418 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

GIBSON Mrs. , perished in the burning

of the theatre, at Richmond, Va., iJec. -O, loii

John James, at New York, aged 21 years,

from an explosion of ether, ^ct. 14, i«i»

Gen John, at Braddock's Field, near Pitts-
burg^ Penn.; was a Colonel m the Revolu-
tion"'in 1774 he served under Lord Dun-
more in the expedition against Shawnee
Town; was sent with a flag and received
from the Indian Chief Logan the speech
so much celebrated for its pathetic elo-
quence. The copy given in Jefferson notes
he said was an accurate translation. Ga- ^ ^_^ ^^^^

zette of ^ , jP, , ^o' .0"

MissjEsther, m this town, m 38th year, July i», i»22

William, clerk in the Treasury Department,

in Maryland. Gazette of ^-'ct. 15, i»23

Giddings, Capt. Joseph, of Newburyport;

died in the hospital and was buried with

Masonic honors; was one of the prisoners

of war on board the U. S. Cartel Persever-

ance from Barbados, ^ ^ July SMS'S

GIEN Viscount Ponteves, commander ot the

French Squadron, at Mistonico. Gazette ^^^ ^ ^^^^

GILFORD Mrs. Sarah, m 49th year. Gazette ^^ ^^^^

Ca°pt. Josiah, in 48th year. Gazette of July 18, i795

Henry of this town, at Charleston, S. C, m .

23d year. Gazette of Aug. 13, 179^)

,Mrs , widow of Josiah, in this town;

also three of her children and a servant of

the family. Gazette of Sept. 23, I797

John, aged 17 years son of Capt. Josiah and

Mary. Gazette of ..ept. 30. i/9/

Louisa, aged 4 years, daughter of Capt.

Josiah and Mary. Gazette of Sept. 30, i797

Maria, aged 9 years, daughter of Capt. Josiah

and Mary. Gazette of Sept. 30, 1 797

Mary, widow of Capt. Josiah, in this town,

aged 47 years. Gazette of Sept. 30, 1 797

Samuel, son of Capt. Josiah and Mary, aged ,,^,,07

II years. Gazette of ^ept. 30, i/y/

Joseph, at New Bedford, aged 100 years. ^^^ ^^^^

Gazette of ,, ^uo^'/rtt

Joseph, at Little Compton, in 71st year, March 27. 811

Enos, Esq., at Little Compton, in 8ist year, Nov. 20, 1820

Miss Judeth, daughter of the late Joseph, at .,, ^S^t

Little Compton, aged 50 years, ^ug 22, 0^1

Fphraim, at Little Compton. Gazette of July 27, I822

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

419

GIFFORD David, eldest son of Sylvester,
drowned at Little Compton, aged i6 years,

Seth, at Uxbridge, aged 70 years. Gazette
of

David, at Newport, aged 26 years. Gazette
of

Gilbert , of East Haddom, drowned at

sea. Gazette of

William, at New York. Gazette of

George C., son of George, aged 1 1 years, at
Norton, Mass. Gazette of

Col. Samuel, at Hebron, Ct., in 84th year,
GILCHRIST Mr. , at Philadelphia. Ga-
zette of

Capt., killed in action in Ohio. Gazette of
GILES Nathan, merchant. Gazette of

Col. William, at his seat in Ameline Co.,
Va. Gazette of

William, at Newport, aged 84 years. Ga-
zette of

Miss Susan, in 47th year, at Cranston, at the
house of Peter Howard,

Mrs. Abigail, widow of Samuel, of this town,
at Cranston, aged 85 years.

Rev. John, senior pastor of the Second
Presbyterian church and society, at New-
buryport, aged 68 years. Gazette of
GILL Sarah, wife of Moses and daughter of Rev.
Thomas Prince, aged 43 years, at Boston,

Rev. John A., London, Eng., Baptist pastor;
buried at Bunhill Fields,

William, of Lynn, died from the hardships
endured as a prisoner of war, at Newport.
Gazette of

William, of schooner True Blue, from hard-
ship, as a prisoner of war, at Newport, at
the Gen. Hospital, Bristol. Gazette of

Capt. John, aged 54 years, at Boston,

Mrs. Rachal, at Philadelphia, aged 71 years;
many years in charge of the P'emale Insti-
tution of the Society of Friends for sup-
port of the distressed. Gazette of

GILLAUME , a P'renchman, suicide, at

the Steamboat Hotel, near Trenton, N. J.
Gazette of
GILLELAND John, in Pendleton District, S. C,
aged 1 16 years, 85 of which he had lived
in America; he left descendants upwards
of one hundred. Gazette of

Aug. 13,

1822

June 16,

1824

Aug. 31,

1825

Aug. 10,
Sept. 30,

1771
1797

Dec. 30,
April 21,

1815
1818

Oct. 12,
Oct. 3,

1793
181 2

March 20,

1773

Oct. 4,

1794

Jan. 15,

1803

June 5,

1807

Aug. 22,

1819

Oct. 6,

1824

Aug. 5,

1771

Oct. 31,

1771

March 21,

1778

April 18,
Aug. 26,

1778
1785

Oct. 8,

1823

Nov. 15,

1817

Nov. 29, 1817

420 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

GILLETT John, a native of Ireland; over 70
years a resident of Augusta, Me., aged 124
years; his youngest son is in his 25th year, July 9, i<Sl3

GILLIAM Lieut. Henry, at Thompson's Island;
was in the first cruise of the Constitution;
in the second cruise he was the man who
from one of the tops of the Constitution
gave Capt. Lambert his death wound. Ga-
zette of Nov. 15, 1823
GILL I SITE Andrew, at Boston; his child fell
into a tub of water and drowned, aged
about 4 years, Aug. 21, 1771
James, Esq., member of Congress from North

Carolina, at Washington. Gazette of Jan. 26, 1805

GILLMAN Daniel, of the house of Nicholas
and Daniel Gillman, of Boston, and brother
of the Governor of New Hampshire, at
Boston, in 34th year. Gazette of Jan. 21, 1804

John T., only son of Gov. Gilman, of New
Hampshire, at Charleston, S. C. Gazette
of March 19, 1808

Thomas, of New Hampshire, at Boston, aged

20 years. Gazette of April 23, 1808

Charles Frederick, only son of the late Hon.
Nicholas, of New Hampshire, in Spain.
Gazette of Dec. 31, 1808

Rev. Tristam, A. M., pastor of First Church,

at North Yarmouth, Me., in 74th year, April i, 1809

Daniel, of Capt. Welsh's Co., wounded (since

died) at battle of Tippecanoe, Nov. 7, 181 1

Hon. Nicholas, U. S. senator from New
Hampshire, on his way' home, at Phila-
delphia, May 2, 1 8 14
Joseph, aged 3 1 years, eldest son of Benjamin
Ives Gilman, Esq., of Philadelphia; from
Marietta, O.; died at Louisville, Ky ;
graduate of Harvard College. Gazette of Sept. 6, 1823
GILMORE Mrs. , wife of Nathaniel. Ga-
zette of March 9, 1793
Nathaniel, in this town, in 71st year, Dec. 26, 1805
Mrs. Nancy, wife of Sidney, at Taunton.

Gazette of March 16, 1822

Benjamin Brooks, son of George W., in this

town, aged 19 mos., Nov. 16, 1824

GILLON Alexander, member of Congress, at

Charleston, S. C. Gazette of Nov. 8, 1794

GILLSON Charles Potter, infant son of Oliver,

Jun., in this town, July 25, 1823

PROvrnExcE gazette— deaths 421

GILPIN Joseph Sims, second son of John Ber-
nard Gilpin, Esq., H. B. AI. Consul, at
Newport, in his i8th year; was killed in
Basque road in action. Gazette of Sept. 7, 181 1

Gideon, aged 88 years, at Birmingham, Dela
ware Co., Penn.; was at battle of Brandy-
wine. His grandparents Joseph Gilpin
and wife Hannah came to Pennsylvania
with William Penn in his second visit, ■^^ig- 20, 1825

GILT John, P^sq., attorney-at-law, in South

Carolina. Gazette of July 7, 1804

GINNADO Daniel, at South Kingstown, aged 28

years, Dec. 27, 1817

GIRARDIN Mrs. and two children, perished in
the burning of the theatre, at Richmond,
Va., Dec. 26, 181 1

GIVEN S William, in this town, aged 75 years, Oct. 30, 1821

Mrs., widow of William, formerly of this
town, at the home of her son, at Schenec-
tady, N. Y. Gazette of Sept. 15, 1824
GLADDING Mrs. Prescilla, widow, late of New-
port. Gazette of April 3, 1779

Mrs. Susannah, wife of Jonathan. Gazette

of Aug. 20, 1 79 1

Betsey, daughter of Benjamin, Dec. 23, 1791

Nathaniel, Jun., of this town, Dec. 19, 1792

Jonathan, merchant, in 26th year, buried

underarms, Oct. i, 1795

Charles, in 47th year. Gazette of Dec. 26, 1795

Jonathan, in this town. Gazette of " Sept. 23, 1797

Nathaniel, at an advanced age, in this town.

Gazette of Aug. 4, 1798

Sally, daughter of Benjamin. Gazette of Aug. 25, 1798

Mrs. Mary, widow of Nathaniel, aged 68

years, in this town. Gazette of Aug. 8, 1801

Charles, formerly of this state, at Charles-
ton, S. C, aged 27 years. Gazette of Nov. 7, iSoi

Benjamin, Jun., only son of Benjamin, of

this town, at Surinam. Gazette of Nov. 12, 1S03

Mrs. Sarah, widow of Charles, in this town,
in 55th year. She was a descendent from
an elder brother of Dr. Benjamin PVanklin
and remembered in his will. Gazette of Aug. 18, 1804

Mary, daughter of Nathaniel, in 23d year, Nov. 25, 1807

Mrs. Penelope, widow of Jonathan, in 55th
year, April 19, 1808

Eliza, wife of Ca})t. John, of this town, in

30th year; leaves five children, June 18, 1808

Mrs. Eliza, wife of Capt. John, in 30th year, June 18, 1808

Timothy, in this town, in 68th year, Nov. 6, 1808

422 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

GLADDING Mary, wife of Benjamin, in this

town, aged 62 years, Oct. 21, 1809

Mrs. Mary, wife of John and daughter of

John Perrin, all of this town, in 30th year, Oct. 12, 181 1
Capt. Nathaniel, in 60th year, March 6, 18 14

Mrs. Ann, wife of George W., and daughter

of Abel Jacobs, Esq., of Thompson, Ct.,

in 19th year, in this town, May 16, 18 14

Mrs. Hannah, widow, aged 75 years; in a fit

of derangement she fell from a bridge into

the water below, at Saybrook, Ct., June 12, 181 5

Mrs. Sarah, wife of Capt. Joshua, aged 61

years, Jan. 27, 1819

Mrs. Margaret, wife of Capt. John, formerly

of this town and daughter of the late Dr.

Philip Padelford, at Taunton. Gazette of Sept. 25, 1819
John, Sen., at Bristol, in 8ist year; he has

left 6 children, 40 grand and 40 great

grandchildren, Sept. 25, 1820

Mrs. Rebecca, at Bristol. Gazette of Oct. 12, 1820

Mrs. Cynthia W., wife of Col. Abraham S.,

in 32nd year, July 28, 1821

Nancy, eldest daughter of Capt. Nathaniel,

at Bristol, aged 12 years, Oct. 3, 1821

George, Jun., only child of George, aged 7

years, at Barrington, Nov. 2, 1821

Mrs. P'reelove, widow of Hale, in this town,

in 44th year, March 7, 1822

William, at Bristol, a Revolutionary pension-
er, aged 70 years. Gazette of Nov. 23, 1822
Allen Tillinghast, infant son of Capt. John,

in this town, aged 3 mos., Aug. 3, 1824

Henry, at Newport, aged 79 years, Feb. 24, 1825

Mrs. , widow of Henry; was found

dead on the shore of Coaster's Harbor

Island, Newport; drowned herself while in-
sane. Gazette of June 4, 1825
GLASSIER John, Jun., at East Greenwich, in

31st year. Gazette of June 3, 1809

Capt. John, in this town, aged 73 years, Aug. 10, 1820

GLAYSON Capt. Thomas, of the army of the

Revolution, at Beaufort. Gazette of Oct. 15, 1808

GLEASON Amasa, member of the Mass. Gen.

Assembly, at Leno.x, suddenly. Gazette

of July 9, 1808

Simeon, at Dana, Mass., aged 43 years, sud-
denly. Gazette of Feb. 3, 18 10
GLENN Sir Robert, Bart., at London., Eng., Jan. 8, 1773
Robert, native of Ireland, aged 106 years;

had resided upwards of 60 years in Frank-
fort Co., Penn. Gazette of Nov. 15, 1794

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

423

Aug. 25,

1805

Dec. 26,

1777

March 19,

1 791

Feb. 4,

1797

Jan. 15,

1780

Ai)ril 6,

1793

792

793
821

GLENTWORTH Dr. George, at Philadelphia.

Gazette of Nov. 24,

Dr. P , at Philadelphia. Gazette of Oct. 26,

GLISSON Mrs. Sarah W., wife of John, at New-
port, aged 38 years, Oct. 16,
GL0CESTP:R HIs Royal Highness the duke of,
brother to the King of England, aged 62
years,
GLOVER James Millings, died at Halifax a
prisoner of war between Nov. 23, 1776, and

Brig. General John, late of the Continental
army, at Marblehead. Gazette of

General , at Marblehead, a Revolution-
ary general. Gazette of

GLYNN Sergeant , a celebrated character,

in England. Gazette of
GLYSSON Dr. William, in this town, aged 42

years,

GOAT William, at New Orleans, suddenly; he
had been given permission to roam the
streets but forbidden under pain of death
to enter any dwelling or building; what
reasons for passing such a singular decree
as this in 1823 was not given; he had sub-
sisted on what he could get in the streets.
Gazette of Aug. 27, 1S25

GODBOLT John, of Boston, drowned. Gazette

of Nov. 4, 1764

GODDARD Thomas, at Newport, died from the
effects of a blow delivered by Har-
vey. Gazette of Aug. 25, 1764

Mrs. Sarah, widow of Dr. Giles, and daughter
of Lodowich Updike, late of Providence, at
Philadelphia, Jan. 5, 1770

John, at Newport. Gazette of July 16, 1785

Stephen, at Newport, in 41st year. Gazette

of June 23, 1S04

Thomas, at Newport, at an advanced age.

Gazette of Aug. 22, 1807

William, at Newport, aged 75 years; 40

years member of 2nd Baptist church, May 3, 18 10

Miss Mary, at Newport, in 59th year, July 2, 181 1

Townsend, eldest son of Thomas, at Newport,

in 20th year, Oct. 10, 1811

Rev. Edward, former pastor of Congrega-
tional church, at Swanzey, Oct. 13, 181 1

Miss Mary Catharine, was for several years
edjtress of Maryland Journal and post-
mistress of Baltimore, Aug. 12, 1816

Dec. 25,

1817

Feb. 19,

1821

Oct. 9,

1821

Sept. 15,

1822

Jan. 13,
vlarch 22,

1823
1823

424 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

GODDARD William. F:sq., first editor of this
paper, which he commenced October 20,
1762, there being before that no printing
press m this town. He has published news-
papers successively in New York, Phila-
delphia and Baltimore; he had just com-
pleted his 77th year and departed after
a long illness (buried in north burial
ground),

James W., son of Thomas, at Newport, in
26th year,

Anna Eliza, eldest daughter of the late
William, Esq., m 31st year,

Miss Rebecca, daughter of Thomas, at New-
port,

Eliza, daughter of William G., editor of the
American, in this rown, aged 9 mos.,

Isaac, at Boston, aged 41 years. Gazette of

Edward V., son of Henry, in this town, aged

I year, from a severe cold, Jan. 20,

GO-DDEN William, a matross in the Royal
Artillery, drowned at Turtle Bay near
New York, Aug. 3,

GODFREY Thomas, son of Thomas the mathe-
matician, at Wilmington, N. C. Gazette
of Oct. 8,

Capt. William, of Newport, died at St.
Nicholas Mole, W. I.,

Richard, barber,

Mrs. Patience, wife of Capt. Samuel. Ga-
zette of

— , driven on shore and perished in the

late storm. Gazette of

Mrs. F21izabeth, wife of Capt. Samuel. Ga-
zette of

Mrs. Mary, wife of Caleb. Gazette of

Eunice, daughter of Capt. Samuel. Gazette
of

Polly, of this town, died of the fever. Ga-
zette of

Capt. Christopher, in this town, in 41st year,
after a short illness. Gazette of

Mrs. , wife of Major Benjamin, at

Milford, aged 42 years. Gazette of

Mrs. Sarah, wife of Nicholas, at Newport, in
29th year. Gazette of

Benjamin, Jun., eldest son of Col. Benjamin,
at Milford, Mass., in 20th year. Gazette
of

Capt. Richard, in 37th year,

^arch — ,
Dec. 23,

1771
1773

Jan. 28,

1786

Dec. 23,

1786

Aug. 3,
June 6,

1793
1795

Feb. 13,

1796

Sept. 27,

1800

Oct. 9,

1802

Dec. 22,

1804

Sept. 21,

1805

Nov. 8,
Jan. 9,

1806
1809

824
766
763

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 425

GODFREY Dr. John, at Taunton, aged 70

years. Gazette of Sept. 11, 1813

Mrs. Jemima, wife of William, aged 38 years,

at Taunton. Gazette of June i, 1822

Penelope, at Newport asylum, aged 72 years, Nov. 3, 1822

Capt. Isaac, at Taunton, in S7th year. Ga-
zette of Feb. 19, 1825
Sally Granger, daughter of Christopher C,

m this town, aged 15 months, April 20, 1825

Capt. Caleb, in this town, in 89th year, in

this town, Aug. i, 1825

GODWIN Mrs. — , more generally known

as Miss Wolstonecraft, the authoress of

"Rights of Women," in England. Ga-
zette of Nov. II, 1797
GOELET Peter, merchant, at New York, aged

85 years. Gazette of Nov. 2, 1811

GOELSON Hon. Thomas, member of Congress

from Virginia. Gazette of July 20, 18 16

GOETSCHINS John M., formerly a merchant

of New York, late consul general at Genoa,

at Cadiz. Gazette of Nov. 17, 1804

GOFF Mrs. . Gazette of Aug. 26, 1797

Miss Olive, daughter of Lovell, at Rehoboth, June i, 18 19

Elder Nathan, at Rehoboth, aged 69 years.

Gazette of July 3, 18 19

Joseph, at Rehoboth, in 95th year; Patience,

wife of Joseph, in 89th year; they had

lived together 71 years; had 14 children,

57 grand and 71 great grandchildren.

Gazette of Feb. 28, 1820

Levi, Jun., at Rehoboth, aged 50 years. Ga-
zette of Feb. 28, 1820
Mrs. Meriam, widow of Squire, at Rehoboth,

in 90th year, Oct. 15, 1820

Mrs. Mary, at Dublin, Ire., in 76th year; she

was born, married, had 21 children and

died in the same room. Gazette of Nov. 19, 1823

Leonard, formerly of Rehoboth, at Honarilia,

N. Y., aged 23 years, Jan. 25, 1825

GOLDSBOROUGH George W., purser U. S.

Navy, at Norfolk, Va. Gazette of May 4, 181 1

Robert, killed by a piece of timber frying in

the air during a tornado, at Cambridge,

Md., June 21, 1817

GOLDSMID Benjamin, brother and })artner of

Abraham Goldsmid, in London; he is said

to have left a fortune of ;[^6oo.ooo sterling;

he died very suddenly. Gazette of May 28, 1808

426 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

GOLDSMITH Mr. , a suicide, in England.

Gazette of Jan. 19, 181 1

GOLDTHWAITE Ebenezer, of Danvers, killed

at Lexington, April 19, 1775

Jonathan, died at Halifax, a prisoner of war

between Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

Mrs. i^mey, wife of Samuel and daughter of
Charles Bardm, Esq., all late of Newport,
at Baltimore, after a long illness, in 61 st
year, July 23, 1797

Mrs. Sarah, at Baltimore. Gazette of July 19, 1806

Winkles B., druggist, at Baltimore. Gazette

of July 26, 1806

William, at Baltimore, aged 39 years, Aug. 19, 1806

Samuel, merchant, formerly of Newport, at
Baltimore, aged ']'^ years. Gazette of Oct. 11, 1806

GOLTZ Count, Russian minister to France, at

Paris. Gazette of Nov. 30, 1822

GOMEZ Esther, wife of Moses, at New York,
daughter of the late Aaron Lopez, of New-
port, Jan. 3, 181 1
GONSOLVE John, Jun., of this town, at sea

on passage from St. Marks. Gazette of Oct. 5, 1799

Sally, daughter of John, in this town, in i8th

year, Sept. 11, 1804

GOOD ALE Samuel W., late of this town, mer-
chant, in 2ist year, at Baltimore. Ga-
zette of March 3, 1798
GOODGEON Robert Blake, son of the late
John, at sea, on board ship FVanklin, in
i6th year. May 14, 1825
GOODHUE Hon. Benjamin, U. S. senator from
Massachusetts, at Salem, aged 66 years.
Gazette of " Aug. 13, 181 4
Timothy, aged 2 years, 8 months, July 17;
Addison, aged 8 years, July 23; Elizabeth,
in 17th year, July 30; Jonathan B., in 13th
year, Aug. 6. All children of Daniel, late
of Rumney, Grafton Co., N. H., being 4
out of 7 children, at Pawtucket. Gazette
of Aug. II, 1 82 1
Charles Treadwell, infant son of Daniel T..

in this town, aged i year, Jan. 20, 1822

GOODING Samuel, died at Halifax, a prisoner

of war between Nov. 23. 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

Bartholomew, of the Hawke, from hardship
as a prisoner of war, at Newport, at the
General Hospital, Bristol. Gazette of April 18, 1778

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 427

GOODMAN Elizabeth, Laura, Louisa and Eu-
genia, daughters of Luke, Esq., and Miss
Goodman his sister, all natives of South
Carolina, at Charleston, S. C, of the fever.
Gazette of Oct. 20, 1824

GOODRICH Lois, at Manchester, Ct., aged 16

years, suoffcated by charcoal, Dec. 15, 1791

Elihu Chauncey, Esq., of Clavarock, N. Y.,

attorney-at-law, at Niagara. Gazette of Sept. 18, 1802

Mrs. , wife of Capt. ()liver, at Weathers-
field, Ct., from her clothes taking fire. Ga-
zette of Aug. 4, 1 8 10

Olney, second in command of gunboat 146,
aged about 23 years; stabbed by John B.
Burnham of Lyme, a mutinous seaman on
board the said gunboat at Washington,
N. C. ; he was a son of Capt. Isaac, of
Weathersfield, Ct., March 22, 181 3

Chauncey, Lieut. Governor of Connecticut,

in 57th year. Gazette of Aug. 26, 181 5

Mrs. Julia Ann N., wife of James and daugh-
ter of the late William Lawton, at Nan-
tucket, in 22nd year, May 4, 1824
GOODRIDGE Mrs. Mary, widow of Joseph, at
Beverly, Mass.; watching with a sick friend
she took by mistake several drops of
prussic acid. Gazette of Sept. 15, 1824
GOODSON John, in this town, in 31st year, Feb. 17, 1817
GOODWELL Nathaniel, son of Joseph, of Graf-
ton, Mass., aged 24 years; had been to a
wedding the night before and supposed to
have rode several miles after being stricken
with death; his last words "I am going,"
GOODWIN Soloman, executed at Falmouth,

James, died at Halifax a prisoner of war be-
tween Nov. 23, 1776, and

Henry, Esq., late attorney general of this
state, at Bristol. Gazette of

William, midshipman U. S. Navy, drowned
with three other men at Newton Creek,
Long Island. Gazette of

Henry, of Newport, at Cuba, a graduate of
Brown University. Gazette of

Miss Mary, at Portsmouth, N. H., burnt by
her clothes taking fire. Gazette of

Thomas, at Plymouth, aged 48 years. Ga-
zette of

Jason, son of George, at Hartford, aged 27
years. Gazette of

James A., aged i year, son of James S., Esq.,
of Columbia. S. C, in this town,

June 24.
Oct. 13,

1772
1772

Dec. 26,

1777

June 13,

1789

July 9,

1808

Jan. II,

1812

Feb. 29,

1812

Dec. 4,

1822

May 14,

1823

July 29,

1823

428

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

GOOLSEY William, at Albemarle Va., aged

io8 years; his sight was so good he could
ead^without spectacles; his beard was

vhTte but was turnmg black; his wife sur^

viveshim, with whom he has lived 8o ^ g.g

years Gazette of v ,-u •

GORDON Hon. Peter, captam m the 70th regi- ^^^^^ ^^^ ^^^^

ment. Gazette of May 21, 1770

James, aged ^^ years, at Boston. ^

Alexander, in 104th year, at Voluntown.

Aug. 13- 1774

Lo^d George, at Newgate, London. Gazette ^^^ ^^^ ^^^^

May 15, 1802

nSn. William, attorney general of New
Hampshire, of Amherst, at Boston. Ga-

Tohn"a child of, was drowned purposely by
^ a girl 13 years old, who acknowledged the

fact, at Sullivan, Mass. Gazette of June 27, 1^07

Rev Dr. William, author history of the

American Revolution, m England. Ga- -^^^ ^7, 1808

Gen"jales, at Ballston, N. Y., aged 71 ^^^ ^^^ ^g^^

years. Gazette of , ,, n c; ^hin

Capt Charles, commander of the U. b^ ship
"^Tonstellation. at Messina Italy; buried

with honors due his rank; died ^^p .

Charles, surgeon, m England, aged 105 years. ^^^^ ^^^ ^^^^

rORF^'capt''^ . of the ist grenadiers

^^ (Bd'fsh); killed at battle of Monmouth,

June 28, 1778

Cam "^i' of H. B. M. ship Scorpion, in the

West'lndies in attempting to save a sea- ^^^^

man from drowning. Gazette of ^u^- ^'

GORHAM Benjamin, suddenly at an advanced ^^^ ^^^ ^^^^

age, at Pro^^d^"^f.,^,f ""Alette of Nov. 27. i773

Mrs , wife of Jabez. Gazeue oi

Bethiah, daughter of the late Jabez, Jun. ^^^ ^^^^

CTzette of J

Nathaniel, Esq., at Charlestown, Mass., aged ^^^ ^^^^

CQ years. Gazette of . . ■'

Major Jabez, after a long '^l^^^l^J'"'''^ May 27. 1802

year; leaves a wife and eight children, i^ y /-

Mrs Sarah, wife of Samuel, in 33d year JNov. «, 4

Mrs". Catharine, widow of Jabez, in this town, ^^^^^ ^^^ ^^^^

in 45th year, . ^

Benjamin, in this town, m 24th year. Ga- ^^^ ^^^ ^^^^

Samuel,\t Cranston, in 54th year. Gazette ^^^^ ^^^ ^^^^

Nov. 26,

1820

Dec. 4,

1822

Dec. 5,

1823

May 25,
Oct. 3,

1823
1788

June 16,

1792

May 5,

1793

1796

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 429

GORHAM Mrs. Amey, wife of Capt. Jabez and

Esq., youngest daughter of Samuel Thurber,
in 26th year,

Jonathan, at Nantucket, aged 40 years. Ga-
zette of

Benjamin, infant son of Capt. Jabez, in this
town,
GORR John, native of Holland; he entered the
Thames river, ojjposite New London, while
intoxicated, to bathe and was drowned,
GORTON Marcy, wife of William, in 76th year,

Elder John, at Warwick, in 70th year. Ga-
zette of

Samuel, in 31st year, at Warwick; member
of Society of Friends,

Samuel, grandson of Samuel, one of the first
settlers of Warwick, died at Warwick, aged
90 years, I month, Feb. 16,

William, son of John, of Warwick, lost over-
board in the British Channel, in his 20th
year,

Mr. , of Warwick, struck on head with

a boom, at sea. Gazette of

Job, formerly of Cranston, at Norway, N. Y.
Gazette of

Mrs. Hope, wife of John, in 52nd year, at
Charlton, Mass.,

Amey, daughter of the late Job, at Johnston,
in loth year,

Mrs. Sarah, wife of Jonathan, at Warwick, in
76th year,

Mrs. Hannah, wife of Thomas, and daughter
of Thomas Manchester, of East Greenwich,
at West Greenwich, in 28th year,

Jonathan, Esq., at Warwick, in 83d year,

Samuel, in this town, in 78th year,

Mrs. Phebe, of East Greenwich, at Tiverton,
in 84th year,

Edward, at Newport, aged 74 years. Ga-
zette of

John, at Warwick; had taught school in the
neighborhood 51 winters,

Capt. Benjamin E., son of the late Benjamin,
of Warwick, in this town, in 57th year,
suddenly.

John, late member of General Assembly, at
New Shoreham,

Mrs. Cindrilla, wife of Oliver, at Warwick, in
24th year,

May 12,

1796

July 27,

1799

Jan. 28,

1804

Feb. 22,

1812

May 1 1,

1814

Feb. 8,

1816

Sept. 19,
Oct. 23,
Nov. 25,

1816
1820
1820

Nov. 21,

1821

Feb. 20,

1822

March 5,

1822

Dec. 22,

1822

Dec. 23,

1822

Vlarch 24,

1823

430 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

GORTON Mrs. Cynthia, wife of James, Jim., and

daughter of Russell Bnrlingame of Coven-
try, at Jewett City. Ct., in 29th year, April 3, 1824
Capt. Clarke, of this town, master of brig

Robert Cochran, in 46th year, at -Kingston,

Jamaica, July 6, 1825

GOSS John, aged 30 years, Jan. 20, 18 10

Mrs. Esther, widow of John, in this town, in

31st year, Jan. 13, 1812

GOUGH Rebecca, wife of John, of Charleston,

S. C, at Newport. Gazette of May 7, 1785

Harry Darsey. of Perry Hall, near Baltimore.

Gazette of May 21, 1808

GOUGH HENOR Jonas, shot by his brother

David, while hunting deer, at Conemaugh,

Penn., Nov. 21, 1824

GOULD Capt. Thomas, a slaver, killed by his

crew in West Indies. Gazette of March 16, 1765

John, merchant, at Boston, in 72nd year, Jan. 8, 1772

Mrs. Sarah, widow of Thomas, at Middletown,

in loistyear. Gazette of March 3, 1798

Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of Daniel, at Middle-
town, in 68th year. Gazette of Dec. 3, 1803
Dr. William, at Bradford, Ct., an aged citizen.

Gazette of Aug. 10, 1805

David, of Newport, at Savannah, Ga., in

24th year. Gazette of Nov. 28, 1807

John K., Sen., editor of the Western Reposi-
tory, at Canandaigua, N. Y. Gazette of April 16, 1808
John, Esq., at Middletown, R. I., Sept. 3, 181 1
Elizabeth, daughter of the late Thomas, of

Middletown, at Newport, aged 59 years.

Gazette of Nov. 30, 1816

Phebe, daughter of Thomas, at Portsmouth,

in 33d year. Gazette of Aug. 30, 18 17

Jacob, reported murdered. Gazette of Dec. 3, 1819

Timothy, accidently killed by a wheel of his

wagon, at Dorchester, Jan. 20, 1821

Mary Jane, youngest daughter of David, in

this town, aged 18 months, July 2, 1821

Benjamin, at Newport, in 87th year, Aug. 21, 1821

Mrs. Catharine, at Newport, aged 99 years.

Gazette of July 10, 1822

Horace H., son of Jacob C, in this town,

aged 15 months, 8 days, Sept. 8, 1822

Miss Martha, at Newport, aged 86 years, Sept. 7, 1823

Mary, at Newport, aged 81 years, of Society

of Friends, April 3, 1824

GOUVERNEUR Nicholas, president of bank of

New York, at Amboy. Gazette of July 24, 1802

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 43I

GOVERNEUR Isaac, at New York, killed in a
duel; the coroner's jury said it was willful
murder. Gazette of July 29, 1815

GOWER Admiral •, in England. Gazette

of Oct. 13, 1792

GO YON Lieut. , killed at Yorktown, Va., , 1781

GRADY Daniel, of Massachusetts, seaman, at

the New York Hospital, April 8, 1825

GRAEFFLE Rev. , at Philadelphia. Ga-
zette of Oct. 26, 1793
GRAFF Rev. William, at Germantown, Penn.,

aged 82 years. Gazette of June 17, 1809

GRAFTON Joseph, died at Halifax a prisoner

of war between Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

William, late of this town, at Rehoboth, in
83d year, July 17, 1779

Ruth, wife of Joseph, in the 2Sth year. Ga-
zette of April 3. 1784

Isaac, in this town. Gazette of May 11, 1793

William, formerly of this town, suddenly, at
the house of his son, at Newton, Mass.,
aged 71 years. Gazette of Aug. 27, 1796

Elizabeth, infant daughter of Benjamin C.,in

this town, aged 18 months, Aug. 14, 1817

Susan Gray, infant daughter of Nathaniel,

aged 16 months, March 13, 1821

Samuel, son of Capt. Samuel, in this town,
aged 2 years, 9 months, Dec. 14, 1821

Isaac, son of Nathaniel, at New York, in

25th year. Gazette of April 10, 1824

GRAHAM Mrs. Macauley, the English histori-
cal writer. Gazette of Aug. 27, 1791

Dr. , the celebrated Scotch physician,

in Scotland. Gazette of Sept. 13, 1794

George William, drowned at sea from on
board ship General Hamilton; a midship-
man, son of Robert, of New York, in i6th
year. Gazette of , June i, 181 1

Capt. William Richards, near Norfolk, Va.,
drowned from a small open boat. Ga-
zette of Nov. 6, 18 1 9

Thomas (colored), in this town, aged 38

years, May 14, 1820

GRAINGER John, late of this town, at the West

Indies. Gazette of Jan. '.2, 1788

Mrs- , widow of John. Gazette of Feb. 9, 1788

Hon. Gideon, formerly postmaster general
of the United States, at Canandaigua, N.
Y. Gazette of Jan. 11, 1823

Ao,) VITAL RF.CORD OF RHODE ISLAND

GRAM Hans, Esq., formerly of Copenhagen,
and allied to some of the first families, at
Boston. Gazette of 0^^1.180^

GRAMON Mrs. Mary, of this town, ^ct. 13, louj

Miss Harriet, daughter of Capt. Jame.s, m

17th year, r , , . • V. /

GRANGER Miss Peggy, daughter ot the late

John, of this town, m i6th year, at Biistol, Oct 2, i797
Beldad. in this town, in 51st year, '^ct. 13, lo^i

GRANT Mehitable, at Cumberland, m 9bth

year; she was born in a garrison in Reho- , ,^^,

both towards the close of Philips war, Jan. 13, I774

Capt. Joshua, at Wrentham, by a fall from a ^ ^ j jgio

haystack, r- ^^ ep . ,

Elias, at Attleboro. aged 35 years. Gazette ^^ ^^^^

of ■ r

John, Esq., attorney-at-law, native ot

Wrentham, Mass., at Georgetown, b. C.

/" ..<- ^f Nov. 2, ibii

Gazette of • j o

Com Alexander, near Detroit, aged 80

years; formerly a British captain on Lake

Champlain. Gazette of . Sept. 11,1813

Rev. Ebenezer, pastor of the Presbyterian

church, at Bedford, Westchester Co., N.

Y., in 48th year, . bept. D, i»2i

James, printer, at Charleston, S. C, m 45th ^^^^ ^^^ ^^^^

John!''at Cumberland, in 72nd year, Sept. 13, 1821

GRATTAN Hon. Mrs. Lucia C, widow of Col.
Grattan, cousin, German, of Rt. Hon.
Henry and eldest sister of Lord Viscount
Falkland, at Newport. Gazette of ^eb. 21, 1801

GRATZ Michael, Esq., at Philadelphia, aged 73 ^^^^ ^ ^^^^

years, . . t • '

GRAVES Rev. Matthew 32 years missionary

at New London, at New York, March 29, 17^0

William, drowned in Quinebaug River.Kilhng- ^^ , ^-^ 1781
Rev. John, an Episcopal missionary, at an ad- ^

vanced age, ov. 5, 7 b

Mrs Mary, wife of Benjamin, merchant, and
daughter of Rev. John Graves, of this
town, at New York. Gazette of Oct^ i. 788

Miss Hannah, aged 65 years, . March 30, 1789

Ann, widow of Rev. John, of this town, m

55th year, ^ , ^ i<i> /> /V

Nancy,daughterof the late Rev. John, m

22nd year. Gazette of . July id, 1791

Elizabeth, daughter of the late Rev. John, in

29th year, ^^P^- ^' '^^^

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

433

GRAVES Matthew, late of this town, merchant,

at Baltimore. Gazette of
Lucy, daughter of the late Rev. John, of thi.s

town, in 34th year,
Capt. George, in 48th year,
Mrs. Lucy, wife of Capt. Zephaniah, in this

town, in 48th year,
Amanda, infant daughter of Capt. Zephaniah,

2nd, in this town, aged 3 years. 4 months,
Mrs. Mary, wife of Capt. Zephaniah, 2nd, in

this town, aged 36 years,
Hannah, daughter of the late Rev. John, of

this town, at Thompson, Ct., aged 65 years;

buried from her sister's residence in Thomp-
son (Mrs. Sophia Jackson), died.
Rev. Josiah, at Middletown, Ct., aged 50

years; pastor of Freewill Baptist Church

and Society in that town,
Capt. Zephaniah, in this town, aged 67 years,
Emma, eldest daughter of the late Capt.

George, in this town, in 19th year,
GRAY Samuel, killed in the Boston massacre,
, a journeyman baker, at New York;

drank two much cold water. Gazette of
George, a southerner of property, lately

from North Carolina, in this town, in 46th

year. Gazette of
George, of North Carolina, in 46th year, at

Providence. Gazette of
Mrs. Lydia, widow of Samuel, Esq., at

Windham, aged 66 years. Gazette of
Miss Jane, at Baltimore, aged 20 years. Ga-
zette of
Amasa, aged 45 years. Gazette of
Mrs. Charlotte, wife of Samuel, Esq., and

youngest daughter of the late Jedediah

Elderkin, Esq , at Windam, Ct., aged 33

years. Gazette of
William, of the custom house, at Philadel-
phia. Gazette of
Edward, printer, at Boston, aged 27 years.

Gazette of
Dr. Jonathan, at Stonington> aged 75 years.

Gazette of
George L., at St. Helena, former editor of

"Baltimore Anti-Democrat,"
Miss Sophia, wife of John, in this town, in

2 1 St year.

Jan. 28, 1797

Aug. 22, 1809
Nov. 20, 1 818

Nov. I, 1819

Sept. 17, 1823

Jan. 28, 1824

March 29, 1825

July 24, 1825
Sept. 9, 1825

Sept. 20, 1825
March 5, 1770

Aug. 10, 1771

Sept. 17, 1785

Sept. 17. 1785

July 10, 1790

June 15, 1793
Aug. 25, 1798

Dec. 23, 1797
Jan. 3, 1 80 1
April 6, 1805
Nov. 21, 1807
March 24, 1808
June 23, 1809

434 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

GRAY Mrs. Betsey, drowned in New York

Harbor. Gazette of Sept. 9, 1815

, fell into the canal while in a fit and

was drowned, at Richmond, Va. Gazette

of July 13, 1816

Susan S., daughter of Capt. Robert, aged 3
years, 10 months, Nov. 27, i8r8

John, aged 34 years, Aug. 12, 1819

John, at Smithfield, in 26th year, April 19, 1820

John, at Little Compton, in 65th year, Sept. 30, 1820

Samuel Almy, aged 20 years, native of Tiver-
ton, at Boston. Gazette of Dec. 4, 1820

Zephaniah, Jun., at Taunton, aged 44 years.

Gazette of Aug. 31, 1822

Mrs. Maria Arezelia, wife of Vincent, of
Havana, in this town, aged 24 years; left
one child, Sept. 9, 1822

Mrs. , at Newport, in 96th year, Oct. 9, 1822

Miss Hannah K., daughter of Nathaniel, at

Little Compton, aged 15 years, Dec. 25, 1822

Mrs. Mary C., wife of Thomas, Esq., and
daughter of Henry Webb, Esq., at Wind-
ham, Ct., aged 23 years. Gazette of March 26, 1823

Nathaniel, at Worcester, aged 48 years,

killed by lightning. Gazette of Aug. 2, 1823

Joseph Clay, son of William R., Esq., at Cam-
bridge, aged 1 1 years, drowned while
bathing. Gazette of Aug. 6, 1823

Philip, formerly of Tiverton, at Wheeling,
Ohio, on his return from St. Louis to Bos-
ton, Aug. 10, 1825

Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Hon. William, at

Boston, Sept. 29, 1823

Richmond, of Little Compton, student in

Amherst seminary. Gazette of Dec. 24, 1823

Mrs. Rhoda, wife of Thomas, and daughter
of Joseph Brownell, at Little Compton, in
50th year, Feb. 22, 1824

GRAYSON Capt. Alfred, at sea, of the yellow

fever. Gazette of Ji-ily 9. 1823

GRE ATKINS Lieut. , of the Royal Oak,

killed inaction off Monserrat, April — , 1782

GREATON Brig. Gen. John, aged 43 years, at

Roxbury, Mass., Dec. 16, 1783

GREATRAX John, in this town. Gazette of April 25, 1801

GREATREAKS Mrs. Betsey, widow of John, in

this town, aged 76 years, Jan. 17, 1823

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

435

GREENE Timothy, printer, at New London.
Gazette of

Russell, merchant, of East Greenwich,
drowned by the upsetting of the ferry
boat between Narragansett and James-
town,

Benjamin, of Society of Friends, at Newport,
in 49th year. Gazettes of

Thomas, in 57th year, at Bristol,

John, tailor, wounded in the hip m the Boston

massacre,
Nathaniel, at East Greenwich, a public

teacher, among friends,
Mrs. Sarah, in her 74th year, at Boston,
Forge, at Coventry, entirely destroyed by

fire; loss $10,000,
Mrs. , widow of Thomas, at Bristol,

erroneous. Gazette of
Dr. Thomas, aged y^ years, at Leicester, a

noted physician and pastor of the Baptist

church for more than 30 years,
Elizabeth, widow of Thomas, late of Bristol,

at Woodstock, Ct., in 65th year. Gazette

of

Mrs. , wife of Caleb, Esq. Gazette of

Mrs. Abigail, wife of James, merchant, aged

40 years,
Mrs. Mary, widow of John, at Warwick. Ga-
zette of
John, late of Potowomut. Gazette of
Richard, late of Potowomut, at Newport.

Gazette of
Elizabeth, wife of Nathaniel, Jr., at East

Greenwich. Gazette of
Joseph, merchant, in 26th year, at Boston,
Joseph, late of this town, merchant, at Bos-
ton. Gazette of
John, late of Boston, at Medfield. Gazette

of
Mrs. , wife of Thomas, at Bristol, last

week. Gazette of
Catharine, wife of Christopher, of Warwick,

and daughter of the late Hon. Samuel

Ward,
Hannah, daughter of Nathaniel, in her 19th

year. Gazette of
Major General Nathaniel, near Sav-annah,

Georgia,
Rebecca, widow of John, printer, at Boston,

Oct. 8, 1763

Feb. 24, 1768

April I,

April 8,

Nov. 3,

March 5,

Nov. 16,
June 20,

Aug. 17,

Oct. 10,

Aug. 20,

April 30,
Feb. 1 1 ,

[774
775

May 25,

1777

Aug. 9,
Oct. 17,

1777
[778

J"iy 31,

779

June 2, ]
Nov. 7, J

781
781

Nov. 10,

781

Dec. 8,

17S1

April 20,

782

June 15,

[782

June 15,

[785

June 19,
Dec. 21,

[786
1787

769

769
769

770

770
771

772

772

773

436

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

Gazette

son

of

GREENE James, his house at East Greenwich

Mrs^'^'Sfzabeth. widow of Richard, Esq., in
82nd year, at Warwick. Gazette of

Mrs—-, wife of Capt. Benjamin, at War-
wick Neck, at an advanced age. Gazette

Tosiah, in 42nd year. Gazette of

Amey widow of John, of Potowomut, a East

Greenwich, in 95th year. Gazette of
Hon. Phihp, at Warwick, one of the justices

of the court of common pleas for Kent Co.,

in his 87th year. Gazette of
John executed at Warwick, t.ng..
James, at Warwick, in 79th year.

Ca% David, of East Greenwich
Rufus, at New York. Gazette of

Dea. James, aged 68 years

George Washmgton, son of the late Major
Gen. Nathaniel, drowned in the Savannah
river near Mulberry Grove, Ga.,

Catharine, wife of Jabez, aged 40 years, at

ult""-^^, wife of John; killed by light-

nine, at Charlestown,
Caleb formerly chief justice of the superior

court, at Coventry, at an advanced age.

Mr^^Cathanne, wife of William, at Warwick.

De^h-e!"vid''ow of James, Esq., at Warwick,

in 74th year. Gazette of
Eunice, wife of Luther, in 23d year. Gazette

Henry A., of Coventry, at sea on his passage
from Surinam, r i ^ a

Joshua, at Johnston. Gazette o June 6,
I7qc Next issue says he is still alive.

Joshua,' at Johnston, in 64th year. Gazette

El?iih Dix. late of Worcester, at Charleston,
S C; graduate of R. I. college. Gazette

Anna, daughter of Job, Jun Esq., at
Coventry, in 24th year. Gazette ot

Amey. daughter of Job, Jun., at Coventry
^called in our list Anna by misinformation).
Gazette of

Dec. 27, 1787
Dec. 5, 1789

Feb. 6, 1790
Jan. 22. 1791

April 9, 1 79 1

April 30. 1 791
Sept. 8, 1 791

June 23, 1792

Oct. 27, 1792
Oct. 27, 1792

March 28, i793

May 9. 1793

July 18, 1793

Jan. 18, 1794

Feb. 8, 1794

March 22, I794

April 26, 1794

May 28, 1795

July 4> 1795

Oct. 17, 1795
Jan. 2, 1796

Jan. 9, 1796

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 437

GREENE Timothy, formerly editor of the Con-
necticut Gazette, at New London, aged 59

years. Gazette of March 26, 1796

Peter, at Newport, in 23d year. Gazette of April 2, 1796

Capt. Caleb, of this port, on coast of Africa.

Gazette of May 14, 1796

Celia, wife of William, at FLast Greenwich.

Gazette of Sept. 10, 1796

Benjamin, son of Capt. Thomas, of Warwick,

at Trinidad, W. I., in 20th year, Dec. 29, 1796

Ushal, at Coventry, in 102nd year; his father

was a veteran in the army of Citizen Crom-
well of protecting memory and brought to

America a sword with which hehad fought

in eleven battles. This very ancient and

well tried rapier is said to be still in the

family; Oct. 15, 1797

Daniel, at Warwick, aged 98 years, 8 months,

19 days. Gazette of Nov. 25, 1797

Leverett, aged about 30 years. Gazette of Dec. 30, 1797

Job, at Coventry, in 8ist year. Gazette of April 7, 1798

Andrea, member Society of Friends. Ga-
zette of Aug. 25, 1798
Philip B., at Philadelphia. Gazette of Oct. 6, 1798
Samuel, printer, at New Haven, aged 56

years, late editor of "Connecticut Jcwrnal."

Gazette of Feb. 23, 1799

Agnes, daughter of the late James, Esq., at

Warwick, in 36th year. Gazette of Jan. 18, 1800

Mrs. Mary, widow of Job, at Coventry, aged

74 years. Gazette of April 26, 1800

Mrs. Nancy, wife of Capt. John F. and

daughter of Timothy Gladding, in this

town, in 26th year, Dec. 20, 1800

Mrs. Sally P^ield, wife of Col. Samuel, editor

of Connecticut Gazette, at New London, in

22d year, March 16, 1801

John, at Newport, in 67th year. Gazette of June 2^, 1801

Capt. Godfrey, of Warwick, in 34th year, at

sea on his passage from Surinam. Ga-
zette of Aug. 15, r8oi
Godfrey, at Warwick, in 69th year. Gazette

of Oct. 24, 1801

Rev. William, instructor in the Female

Academy, at New London, aged 30 years, Dec. 26, 1801

James, at Warwick, in 89th year; member of

Baptist church upwards of 60 years, and a

zealous patriot of 1776. Gazette of Sept. 18, 1802

Capt. Benjamin, of Newport, at Wilmington,

N. C. Gazette of Dec. 18, 1802

438

VITAL RECOED OF RHODE ISLAND

GREENE Mrs. , wife of Jacob, Esq., at

Coventry. Gazette of
Matthew, the oldest journeyman P/mter m
the United States; was a native of London,
Eng., and born in year 172 1; served his
time with John Appleby of Bolt Court
Fleet street, London; came to America
in \7^A\ in 1756 enlisted in 47th regiment
then commanded by General Peregerme
Lascelles and served the war; was at
Louisberg under Lord Loudoun and at
Quebec with Wolfe; after 1765 resumed
his trade, at which he worked until age
forbid It; the last 8 years of his life he has
been blind. Gazette of ■

Philip, son of William, Esq., of Wanvick, at
River De La Plata, in 20th year; belonged
to the ship Mary Ann, Capt. Daniel Olney

of this port,
William Warren, son of William, Esq., on
board ship Columbia, Capt. Hallowell, while
at Marseilles, in 19th year. Gazette of
James Carey, merchant, youngest son of Uea.
lames, of this town, at Charleston, ^3. ^.,
in 29th year; left a widow and two children.
Gazette of -^

Mary, eldest daughter of Thomas, at New-
port, in 47th year. Gazette of
Mrs. Ann, at Newport, aged 56 years, (ga-
zette of ^ A/r • ,-4-^

Griffin, Esq., deputy postmaster, at Marietta,
Ohio, late of Warwick. Gazette of

Freelove, widow of Godfrey, at Warwick, m
71st year. Gazette of

William, son of John, at Warwick, aged 6^

Mary,'ciaughter of Oliver, Esq., of Foster, in
this town, in 17th year,

Isaac, of Mendon, at Westminister, Vt. ga-
zette of ^- U T7

Mrs Rebecca, widow of Timothy, -t.sq.,
printer, at New London, aged 63 years.
Gazette of ^

Phebe, daughter of Job, Esq., at Coventry,

in 20th year,
Nathaniel, Esq., formerly of Providence, at

Hudson, N. Y., in 68th year. Gazette of
Sally, daughter of Fones, at Newport, in 24th

year. Gazette of
John, tailor, at Boston, aged 72 years; the

last survivor of the massacre of 1770,

Dec. 18, 1802

Feb. 26, 1803

March — , 1803
May 14, 1803

June iS, 1803
Feb. 4, 1804
March 24, 1804-
Aug. II, 1804
Nov. 10, 1804
Nov. 21, 1804
Dec. 28, 1804
March i, 1806

March 8, 1806
May 14, 1806
May 17, 1806
May 24, 1806
May 28, 1806

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

439

GREENE Mrs. Rebecca, wife of Capt. James, and

daughter of Saunders Pitman, of Provi-
dence, at Warwick, in 44th year, July 7, 1806
Mrs. Margaret M., widow of James C, for-
merly of this town, at Charleston, S. C,

aged 36 years, Dec. 2. 1806

Sarah, daughter of the late Dea. James, aged

51 years, Nov. 16, 1807

Dr. Jabez, at Coventry, aged 42 years, Feb. 7, 1808

Mrs. Esther Ward, wife of Charles W., of

New York, merchant, and oldest daughter

of Dr. Pardon Bowen, of this town, in her

23d year. Gazette of March 12, 1808

Rev. Roland, at Norton, aged 74 years, July 4, 1808

Maria, daughter of Capt. John, at Glocester,

aged 15 years, July 30, 1808

Col. Job, at Warwick, in 49th year, Aug. 23, 1808

Wealthian, wife of William, at Warwick, in

63d year, Sept. 12, 1808

Jacob, Esq., of Coventry, eldest brother of

Major General Nathaniel, at Bristol, very

suddenly, in 69th year. Gazette of Nov. 12, 1808

William, Esq., at Warwick, aged 62 years.

Gazette of Jan. 7, 1809

Martha Babcock, daughter of David, at Bos-
ton, aged 17 years. Gazette of Feb. 11, 1809
Raymond, son of Thomas W., of Warwick,

in 1 6th year, March 26, 1809

Mrs. Esther, wife of Thomas, Jun., at New

Haven, aged 42 years. Gazette of May 13, 1809

Daniel, at Coventry, in 33d year. Gazette of Sept. 30, 1809
Nathan, at East Greenwich, in 25th year.

Gazette of Sept. 30, 1809

Henry, at Johnston, aged 31 years, Oct. 28, 1809

Hon. William, formerly governor of the

state, at Warwick, Nov. 30, 1809

Gen. Thomas W., of this town, at Portsmouth,

N. C, in 32d year, Jan. 17, 18 10

Mrs. Mehitable, widow of Joshua, at Johnston,

at an advanced age, Feb. 21, 18 10

Mrs. Nancy, wife of Benjamin, at Thompson,

Ct., aged 21 years, June 2, 1810

Franklin, son of Benjamin and Nancy, aged

3 months, at Thompson, Ct., June 5, 1810

Caleb, in this town, in 74th year, Aug. 22, 18 10

Thomas R., late of Rhode Island, near Wil-
mington, N. C. Gazette of , Oct. 6, 1810
Samuel, Esq., postmaster, at Annapolis, Md., Jan. 5, 181 r
Frederick, printer, postmaster, at Boston;

his brother Samuel died less than a week

before, June 12, 181 1

440

VITAL RE(M3RD OF RHODE ISLAND

GREENE Benjamin, Esq., at Warwick Neck,
aged 87 years,

Raymond, son of Capt. Caleb, Jun., at War-
wick, aged about 5 months.

Miss Ruth, eldest daughter of Jonathan, late
of Newport, at North Providence, in 20th
year,

Thomas, in 44th year,

Gen. James, in New Jersey, a soldier of the
Revolution. Gazette of

Miss , perished in the burning of the

theatre at Richmond, Va.,

Dinah (colored), aged about 30 years,

Thomas, printer, formerly editor of Connecti-
cut Journal, at New Haven, aged 77 years;
he established the first paper in Hartford
in 1764 and was the great -great-grandson
of Samuel Greene, the first printer in New
England, who emigrated from England
with Gov. Winthrop in 1630. Gazette of

William, son of Thomas, Esq., of Pomfret,
Ct., on board a vessel in this port, aged
about 50 years,

David, of Boston, merchant, at Ballstown,
N. Y. Gazette of

Mrs, Sally, widow of Griffin, Esq., formerly
of Coventry, at Marietta, O.,

John R., merchant, at Charlestown, Mass.,
aged 33 years,

John, Esq., at Newport, Ohio, in 70th year;
he emigrated there from Warwick about
15 years since,

Thomas, at Warwick, aged 85 years.

Miss Mary, daughter of Dr. Thomas, at Ward,
Mass., aged 22 years. Gazette of

Mrs. Mary, wife of William P., and daughter
of the late Capt. Daniel Olney, in 26th
year,

Joseph, merchant, at Rutland, Vt., aged 27
years; found murdered and secreted in the
shop of James Antony, who is committed
to jail for the said crime. Gazette of

Mrs. Christiana, wife of Rev. Dr. Greene,
president of New Jersey College, and
daughter of Col. Alexander Anderson, of
Philadelphia, at IVinceton, N. J., in 35th
year,

Mrs. Barbara, widow of John, at Warwick,
aged 69 years,

Jan. 24, 181 1
March 16, 181 1

June I, 1811
Oct. ri, 1811

Oct. 19, 1811

Dec. 26, 181 1
May 17, 1812

May 30, 1 81 2

June 16, 1812

July 4, 18 12

July 4, 18 12

Aug. 22, 1812

May 27, 1813
Dec. 14, 1813

Dec. 25, 1813

Feb. 15, 1814
March 5, 1814

March 9, 18 14
March 20, 18 14

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

441

GREENE Rev. Thomas, A. M., at North Yar-
mouth, aged 53 years, Baptist minister
at that place,

Mrs. Deborah, wife of John, aged 43 years,
at Glocester,

Mrs. Emily, wife of Franklin, and daughter
of Christopher Greene, at Warwick. Ga-
zette of

Mrs. Mary, wife of Thomas R., at Warwick,
in 64th year,

Eliza, eldest daughter of Gideon, Jun., at
Warwick, aged 4 years, 9 months,

Mary, infant daughter of Stephen C, mer-
chant, aged 14 months,

Benjamin B., at Washington, N. C., in 45th
year. Gazette of

Mrs. Sarah, widow of W'illiam, at Newport,
aged 86 years. Gazette of

Mrs. Mary, widow of Caleb, in this town, in
73d year,

Mrs. Phebe, wife of Major Jeremiah, at W^ar-
wick, in 29th year,

John, eldest son of Samuel I., at Newport, in
28th year,

Miss Elizabeth, at Warwick, in 88th year,

Mrs. Deborah, widow of Fones, at Newport,
in 59th year,

Mrs. Mary M., wife of Hon. Roy, of Warwick,
and daughter of George Flagg, of Charles-
ton, S. C., at Flast Greenwich, in 43d year,

Elisha, suffocated in goal, at New York.
Gazette of

John M., aged 55 years, about

Paul, at Warwick, in 8ist year, of Society of
Friends. Gazette of

Frederick S., at Newport, in 21st year,

William, at Newport, aged 55 years, at New-
port. Gazette of

Samuel, at Burlington, Vt., formerly of
Brighton, Mass., found dead in his bed.
Gazette of

Stephen, at Pawtuxet, in 87th year,

Mrs. Phebe, wife of James C, and daughter
of the late Jonathan Niles, at Pawtucket,
in 33d year. Gazette of

Mrs. Barbary, wife of Samuel, Esq., at
Coventry, in 50th year,

Job, at Coventry, in 75th year; a soldier in
the Revolutionary army.

May 29,

[814

May 30,

[814

Aug. 27,

[814

Dec. 30,

[814

May 6,

[815

July 28,

[815

July 29,

1815

Aug. 26,

[815

Sept. 30,

[815

Nov. 26,

[815

April 25, ]
March 29,

816
816

July 7,

July 21,

Sept. 6,
Oct. 26,

Dec. 13,

Sept. 25,

Nov. 14,

Jan. 30,
Oct. I,

Oct. 2,

March 12,

Sept. 24,

816

817

817

817

817
818

819
819

819

820
820

442 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

GREENE Job, Esq., in 75th year, at Coventry; a

Revolutionary patriot who served from

principle, Sept. 26, 1820

James, at East Greenwich, in 63d year, Oct. 17, 1820

Mrs. Hannah, widow of Thomas, at Warwick,

in 80th year, Oct. 18, 1820

Mrs. Sarah, widow of Thomas, at Warwick,

in 79th year, of Society of Friends, Nov. 11, 1820

Rhodes, at Pawtuxet, in 66th year, Jan. 9, 1821

Paul, son of Timothy, at North Providence,

aged 22 years. May 10, 1821

Hannah, only daughter of Caleb, at East

Greenwich, in 28th year, Nov. 12, 1821

Zada (colored), at Warwick, perished of the

cold; found dead in the woods, . Dec. 30, 1821

Rhodes, son of Giles, in 23d year, at Sterling,

Ct., Jan. 9, 1822

George P., son of Hon. Ray, of East Green-
wich, and formerly a resident of this town,

drowned in St. Mary's River, Fla., Jan. 16, 1822

Mrs. Ruth, wife of Rev. Samuel, and daugh-
ter of the late Sylvanus Brown, of Little

Compton, at Wilmington, Del., afew weeks

since. Gazette of April 3, 1822

Lydia Raffel, daughter of Dutee, in this town,

aged 23 months, April ii, 1822

Samuel, at Johnston, aged 65 years, April 26. 1822

Mary Elizabeth, daughter of William, m 17th

year, in this town. May 10, 1822

Joseph, at Bowdoinham, Me., aged 82 years;

was a soldier of the Revolution; was for

several years on board the Ranger under

the command of Paul Jones; assisted at

the burning of White Haven and captur-
ing the Drake Frigate in the Irish Channel;

was formerly of Portsmouth. Gazette of June 26, 1822

John W., son of Christopher, of Potowomut,

in Warwick, at Cumberland Island, Ga.,

aged 26 years, Aug. 5, 1822

Mrs. Pamela B., wife of Daniel, at Warwick,

in 31st year. Gazette of Aug. 24, 1822

Rev. David, native of Rhode Island, at Wil-
mington, Del., Baptist, aged 29 years.

Gazette of Sept. 7, 1822

P^lizabeth, daughter of the late Philip, Esq.,

at Warwick, in 8ist year, Oct. 25, 1822

Benjamin, Esq., at Boston, aged 58 years.

Gazette of Nov. 13, 1822

Miss Sarah, daughter of Fleet, at Newport,

aged 33 years. Gazette of Nov. 30, 1822

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

443

Aug. 17,
Sept. 28,

[823
[823

Oct. 20,

[823

Jan. 17,

[824

May 28, ]

824

July 17,

824

Nov. 18,

[824

Nov. 24,
Feb. 24,

[824
825

March 20,
March 24,

825
[825

823

823

823
823

823

GREENE Hannah Slack, daughter of EHjah, at

Smithfield, in 4th year, March 17,

John W., Esq., formerly manager of theatre

at Richmond, Va. Gazette of May 28,

Peleg, aged 31 years, at Newport, son of late

William, June i,

Caleb, at East Greenwich, in 59th year, Aug. i,

Samuel E., son of Caleb, at East Greenwich,

in 33d year, Aug. 2,

Miss Sarah, daughter of the late Paul, at

Potowomut, R. I.; ru])tured a blood vessel;

member Society of Friends,
Miss Mary, at Centreville, in 84th year,
Hopkins, formerly of this town, at Marietta,

O , in 47th year,
Caleb, at New Bedford, aged 'j'^, years, of

Society of Friends. Gazette of
Mrs. Waite, wife of Dr. Thomas, in this town,

in 55th year,
Asahel W., at Northboro, aged 20 years;

while preparing a composition for shoe

blacking was severely burnt. Gazette of
Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of Samuel I., at New-
port, aged 57 years.
Dr. Benjamin, a native of Rhode Island, aged

70 years, at his seat at Argenteuil Grand

River, Canada,
Benjamin, at Uxbridge, in 72d year,
Mrs. Harriet, wife of Constant, a merchant,

and daughter of Capt. James Perry, of

Newport, aged 25 years, at Elizabeth City,

N. C,
Joseph, at East Greenwich, aged 80 years,
Gilbert S., aged 4 years, son of the editor of

the Connecticut Gazette, at New London;

he fell on the point of a stick which entered

his mouth and severed an artery in the

throat; he bled to death in about 20

minutes, April 6, 1825

Joseph, aged 75 years, at sea, in a shipwreck, April 21, 1825
Thomas, printer, at New Haven, aged 60

years; a descendant of one of the earliest

printers of New England. Gazette of May 4, 1825

Mrs. Mehitable, widow of Samuel, at Johns-
ton, in 64th year. May 19, 1825
Samuel, son of Giles S., in this town, aged 8

months, 17 days. Gazette of June 11, 1825

Benjamin, at Hopkinton, aged 74 years; mem-
ber Seventh Day Baptist church. Gazette

of Aug. 10, 1825

444 VITAL RECOED OF RHODE ISLAND

GREENE John, of Boston, at this town, aged 25

years; killed by a pile of falling boards, Aug. 15, 1825

GREENHOVV Mrs. Robert, perished in the

burning of the theatre at Richmond, Va., Dec. 26, 181 1
Baron Frederic, the Russian minister to the

U. S., now Georgetown, D. C., aged 53

years. Gazette of Dec. 10, 1823

GREENLEAF Rev. Daniel, formerly minister

at Yarmouth, at Boston, in 85th year, Aug. 2"], 1763

Isaac, merchant, in 56th year, at Philadelphia. July 18, 1771
Thomas, editor of the "Argus and Patriotic

Register," at New York. Gazette of Sept. 22, 1798

Sally, daughter of David, aged 15 years, at

Plartford; her gown took fire and was so

burned that she lived about three weeks.

Gazette of Dec. 21, 1805

Hon. Jonathan, at Newburyport, aged 83

years; a worthy Revolutionary patriot.

Gazette of June 6, 1807

Joseph, Esq., at Maiden, Mass., aged near

90 years; a soldier of the Revolution and

long an able magistrate, Oct. 2^^, 1810

Joseph, bookseller, of Boston, at Sandwich;

accidentally shot himself with a pistol. Ga-
zette of June 18, 1 814
Daniel, printer, aged 46 years, at Worcester,

Mass., Dec. 22, 1825

GREENMAN Mrs. Phebe, widow of William, at

Newport, in 90th year. Gazette of Feb. 12, 1803

Job, at Newport, aged 89 years; a soldier of

the Revolution, and was very severely

wounded in the contest. Gazette of / Nov. 9, 181 1

John, at Newport, in 40th year, ■ July 17, 18 13

Miss Phebe, daughter of the late James, of

Newport, at Portsmouth, aged 34 years.

Gazette of Nov. 8, 18 17

Mrs. , widovv of Job, at Newport, aged

80 years; her brother, David Braman, died

within 15 minutes of her own time. Ga-
zette of Dec. 14, 1820
Mrs. Sarah, wife of Dea. William, at New-
port, aged 53 years, July 9, 1822
Albert Augustus, son of Capt. William, in

this town, aged 10 months, 23 days, Aug. 9, 1822

Esek E., native of this town, at Cheraro,

S. C., Jan. 24, 1825

Miss Jane, at Newport, aged '^'j years. Ga-
zette of Sept. 28, 1825

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 445

GREENUP Col. Christopher, at Frankfort, Ky.,
aged 69 years; he had served in the Revo-
lution and with the Indians; had filled
various offices; in 1804 was elected gover-
nor of Kentucky (Masonic and military
honors.) Gazette of May 30, 18 iS

GREENWAY Capt. William, at Philadelphia, in

80th year, Nov. 10, 1795

GREENWOOD Rev. John, of Rehoboth, in his

70th year, Dec. i, 1766
Lydia, widow of Rev. John, at Rehoboth,
aged 92 years; her descendants are said to
number about 300 persons, Nov. 5, 1788
Cynthia, at Plubbardston, Mass., aged 13
years, daughter of Moses, was drowned in
attempting to cross a pond on a raft which
separated. Gazette of May 28, 1808
Keziah, wife of Thomas, in 26th year, March 11, 1814
, child of Lieut. Samuel, at New Lon-
don, N. II. Gazette of March 5, 1823

GREER George and John, brothers; executed in

Ireland for parricide. Gazette of May 24, 18 17

GREGORIE James, merchant, on passage from
Charleston, S. C, for New York; he was
going to the Springs for his health. Ga-
zette of July 25, 1807

GREGORY Rev. George, vicar of Wortham,

Essex, Eng., March 12, 1808

Charles, merchant, at Augusta, Geo., an ad-
mirer of Thomas Paine. Gazette of June 15, 181 1

GREALEA Sarah, daughter of the late Samuel,

at Newport. Gazette of Aug. 6, 1796

GRELEA Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of John, Esq., at

Newport. Gazette of July 31, 1802

John, Esq., at Newport, in 79th year. Ga-
zette of April 4, 1807
Margaret, widow of Samuel, at Newport,

aged 94 years, March 29, 1829

GRESH AM Mr. , murdered by a Spaniard

at Charleston, S. C., July 6, 1821

GREW Susan, wife of Rev. Henry, and daugh-
ter of Isaac Pitman, of this town, merchant,
at Hartford, Ct., in 29th year, March 29, 1809

Mrs. Harriet, wife of Rev. Henry, at Hart-
ford, aged 26 years, April 9, 181 1

GRIBBIN John, printer, at Charleston, S. C.
aged 24 years; killed by the explosion of a
steamboat boiler. Gazette of Oct. 12, 1816

GRIDLEY Jeremiah, attorney general of Massa-
chusetts Bay, Sept. 10, 1767

446

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

GRIDLEY Richard, Esq., at Stoughton, Mass.,

in 85th year. Gazette of June 25, 1796

Dea. Richard, at Boston. Gazette of Sept. r, 1798

GRIEPK Augustus, boatswain of the Hamburg

Ship Maria Elizabeth, found drowned in a

slip at New York City, April 9, 1799

GRIER Major James, at Esopus, N. Y., of the

army of the Revolution. Gazette of June 4, 1803

GRIEVE Edward J., only son of David, in i6th

year, April 2, 181 5

GRIFFETH Abraham, a Friend preacher, at

Mount Holly, N. J., in 84th year. Gazette

of Dec. 8, 1798

Jeremiah, at Waltham, Vt., aged 2C years; he

fell from a precipice. Gazette of May 28, 1814

Benjamin, his son, was killed by lightning; a

daughter standing beside him was severely

shocked but recovered, at Reistertown, Md.

Gazette of July 20, 1820

Capt. John, in this town, in 80th year, Nov. 28, 1823

GRIFFETHS Mrs. Sarah, in 79th year; had

been a professor of religion since her 15th

year. Gazette of ' Nov. 12, 1796
; he had just shot his father before

putting an end to himself; wished more

money for his extravagent uses, in London,

Eng. Gazette of Aug, 23, 1823

GRIFFESS Mrs. Charity, at Newport, in 73d

year, Oct. 23, 1822

GRIFFIN , killed by Mr. Coffin; was

hunting and shot, mistaking him for a

bear, at North Yarmouth. Gazette of Oct. 8, 1768

Mr. , schoolmaster, at Norwich, Ct. ;

also his wife. Gazette of Sept. 15, 1798

Miss Peggy, at New London, of a fever she

took at New York. Gazette of Oct. 17, 1801

Col. Samuel, a Revolutionary soldier, of

Williamsburgh, Va., at Richmond, Va.

Gazette of Dec. 29, 18 10

Hon. Cyrus, U. S. judge for the District of

Virginia, at York, Va. Gazette of Jan. 5, 181 1

Miss Patsey, perished in the burning of the

theatre at. Richmond, Va., Dec. 26, 181 1

James, executed for piracy, at Charleston,

S. C, May 12, 1820

John, at Baltimore. Gazette of Sept. 15, 1824

Charles, apprentice to James Fames, aged 17

years, in this town, July 31, 1825

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 447

GRIPPING James, of Southold, L. I.; his sons
Daniel 24, Joseph 22, Benjamin 18, and
David 14 years of age were all drowned
off Cape May, June 4, 1S25

GRIGG Andrew, at New York. Gazette of Oct. 24, 1795

GRIGSBY Rev. Benjamin, pastor of the Presby-
terian church, at Norfolk, Va. Gazette of Oct. 20, 18 10
GRIMKE Hon. John Paucheraud, in New Jersey;
was a colonel in the Revolution and since
judge in the Judicial Court of South
Carolina. Gazette of Sept. 11, 1819
GRIMSTON Lord Viscount, in England. Ga-
zette of April 8, 1809
GRINPIELD General, at Barbadoes; he com-
manded the British forces against Dem-
erara; his wife and child died the same
day, Nov. 17, 1803
GRINNELL WILSON, of this town, at Mar-
seilles, France, Sept. — , 1802

Jedediah, at Newport. Gazette of March 17, 1804

Mrs. Abby, widow of Wilson, and grand-
daughter of the late David Burr, Esq., at
Uxbridge, Mass., Aug. 22, 1807

Mary, wife of Major Peter, in this town, in

43d year, Sept. 12, 1808

Peter, Jun., son of Major Peter, in this town,

n 8th year. Gazette of Peb. 3, 18 10

Deborah I^lizabeth, daughter of Thomas E..
aged 17 mouths, Jan. 13, 18 16

Billings, aged 24 years, son of the late

Billings, of Little Compton, at this town, Oct. 11, 1822

Henry, infant son of William T., Esq., in

this town, Jan. 3, 1824

William, of Newport, aged 22 years, son of
the late Jedediah, at Cape Mount, Africa,
on board Brig Pedlar, April 22, 1824

George, infant son of George, in this town. May 17, 1824

Thomas, son of Thomas, in this town, aged 4

months, Nov. 20, 1824

GR IS WOLD Daniel, traitor and spy, executed

at New Haven, May 5. 1777

Noah, at Windsor, Ct., killed by being run

over by his cart, Oct. 29, 1784

Hon. Matthew, Esq., formerly governor of
Connecticut, at Lyme, Ct, aged 85 years.
Gazette of May 11, 1799

Gideon, at Berlin, Ct., aged 90 years. Ga-
zette of Sept. 19, 1807

Viets, son of Rt. Rev. Bishop Griswold. at

Bristol, aged 24 years. Gazette of May 30, 1812

Dec. 22, 1804
May i5> 1824

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

44:0

GRISWOLD Miss Annafera, at Johnston, aged ^^^^ ^^^ ^^^^

Rot^ef'-overnor of Connecticut, aged 50
Koger, s,"-"^.^' . , p. . u,iHed at Lyme,

years, at Norwich, Ct., ^^^^"f^^ J^' >

Cf ■ died Oct. 25; buried 26, ibi2.
John-; eldest brother of the late governor, at ^^^ _^^ _^^^

T vme Ct Gazette ot , , ^

training by a careless ""I't^man J X
Mrs. Elizabeth, wite of Rt. Rev. Alexander

O Griswold, at Bristol, suddenly, ^«Pt-

Gen. Shubael,' at East Hartford, aged 62 ^^^^^ _^^ _^^^

rPO^^RYDa^nter at Boston, aged 67 years;
'"''^^''aTbe^n derk of Trinity Church 40 years.

TROSSE Victor, in the explosion of ste.amboat
^^tna; leaped into water and drowned, m

rROSSMAN°Pol"yt whlie on her way to church
^ a dog frightened h^r horse, who ran and

threw her off; she

at Pittsburg, Penn.

rKOSVFNOR Clarke Guy, son of General
'^'^^ Gn.svenor, of Pomfret, Ct. at Newpoit,

H^r Th'oraf P., menS" of Congress from
"NaJvoi^k, in 38th year, in Maryland, at

the seat of Hon. Judge Hanson. Gazette ^^^ ^^ ^^^^

ml. Ann, wife of Hon. Thomas, at Pomfret, ^^^^^ _ ^^ ^^^^

Mr?Chlo?vvi'ferf Benjamin, very suddenly, ^^^ ^^_ _g^^

Amt^Mumforc^infant daughter of Major

"^ Peter, at Pomfret, aged 2 years, 5 months. ^,^^ ^^ ^^^^

Ho'ifThomL, at Pomfret, Ct an officer of

the Revolution; distinguished himself at ^^^_^

Bunker Hill. Gazette of . ^ , . ,. ^ ' '

GROUT of Sherbourne, perished in the ^^^ ^^_ ^^^^

late storm. Gazette ot

GROVES Miss Annie, at Barnstable, Eng., a,ea ^,^^ _^^ ^^^^

R.'.'fto^r LorcP Adnlal, of the White, in _^_ _^^^

Eno-land. Gazette ot
^'^^*C^!sSioA,t:Son°l'!;h a"Fr!nch'fhip. Feb, 1. .800

frfrighJn^dher horse, who ran and

threS he? off;, she '''ed an tou^J^afterwards, ^^^ ^^^ ^^^^

uy, son of General
Grosvenor, of Pomtret, Ct, at Newport, ^^^ ^^^ ^^^^
aged 19 years Gazette ot ^^^^^

PROVIDKNCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 449

GROSVENOR Mrs. Chloe, wife of Benjamin,

very suddenly, at Pomfret, Ct., Oct. 26

Ann Mumford, infant daughter of Major
Peter, at Pomfret, Ct., aged 2 years, 5
months. Gazette of F"eb. 8

Hon. Thomas, at i^omfret, Ct., an officer of
the Revolution, distinguished himself at
Bunker Hill. Gazette of July 27

GROUT , of Sherbourne, perished in the

late storm. Gazette of Dec. 23

GROVES Miss Anne, at Barnstable, Eng., aged

114 years. Gazette of P'eb. 14

Rt. Hon. Lord Admiral of the White, in

England. Gazette of April 10

GROWER Joseph, seaman of the U. S. Frigate

Constellation, in action with a French ship, Feb.

GRUBB Emanuel, aged 86 years; the first born
English child in Pennsylvania; was a re-
markabld healthy man and had his reason
to the last, at I^randywine Hundred, Penn., Aug. 19
GRUBEK Rt. Rev. Father Gabriel, general of

the Jesuits, in Russia. Gazette of July 20

GRUNDY George, at Baltimore, aged 70 years,

oldest merchant in the city, Feb. 14

GUDEN the French Major General, in Poland,
from wounds received at the battle of
Valentina. Gazette of Jan. 9

GUDGEON John, in this town, in 35th year, July 31

Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of Robert, in this town,

aged 'j'^ years, April 20

John W., son of the late John, in this town,

in 14th year, March 18

GUERNSEY Mr. John, at Attleboro, in 93d

year. Gazette of Jan. 31

GUn.D Joseph, at Attleboro, in 77th year.

Gazette of Sept. 22

Benjamin, Esq., at Wrentham, aged 36 years.

Gazette of Feb. 4

Nathaniel, a native of Dedham, at Savannah,

Ga., aged 27 years. Gazette of Oct. 5

Mrs. Orpheus, wife of Richard, at Cranston.

Gazette of Nov. 28

Samuel, killed by a log rolling on him, at

Bellows Falls, Vt. Gazette of Oct. 18

Samuel, murdered at Havana, native of Phila-
delphia. Gazette of Aug. 15
Mrs. Abigail, wife of Moses, at Dedham,

Mass., aged 62 years, Aug. 11

Mrs. Phebe, at Attleboro, in 98th year, Nov. 8

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1823

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[785
1767
:8o2
:8oo

[767
[820
[825

[813
821

;822

[825

1789

792

[804

[805

:8o7

[817

[821

[822
[823

450

VITAL EECOED OF RHODE ISLAND

GUILE John, of Scitiiate; found dead in the
road near his house,

GUILLE Mr. , and his wife, the aeronauts,

at Havana, W. I.,

GUILLION Patrick, at Lexington, Ky., aged
100 years. Gazette of

GUION Mrs. , wife of Thomas, at Fox-
borough. Gazette of
Lieut. U. S. army, killed in a duel. Gazette
of

GULIKEE Mrs. Jane, aged 30 years, widow of
Capt. John G., at Boston. Gazette of

GULLY Capt. Thomas, at Smithfield; found
frozen to death near his residence,
Jonathan, at Smithfield, in 93d year,

GUNN Capt. , of Lt. Col. Fletcher's regi-
ment, killed in action at Annes. Gazette
of

GURLER Robert, died at Halifax, a prisoner of
war between Nov. 23, 1776, and

GURLEY John Ward, late attorney general of
the Louisana territory; killed in a duel
with Philip L. Jones, at New Orleans,

GURNP2Y Bartlett, member of Society of F'riends;
has left a princely fortune in England.
Gazette of

GUY Miss Naomi, aged 80 years, at Newport.
Gazette of
Mrs. Rest, at Newport, in 85th year. Ga-
zette of

GWATHMEY Miss , perished in the

burning of the theatre at Richmond, Va.,

GYLES Miss Mary, daughter of the late William,
Jun., at Newport,
Miss Elizabeth, daughter of Charles, Esq., of
Newport, aged 22 years, at Springfield,
near Natchez, Miss.,

GYRME Mr. Berthe, of New Orleans, merchant,
aged 74 years; sent for his physician, who
feeling his pulse died with him instantly.
Gazette of

H

Feb. 28, 1789

March 24, 1822

Nov. 16, 1805

Nov. 2, 1793

April 17, 1824

March 8, 1823

Feb. 14, 1 81 7
March 23, 1825

July 21, 1781
Dec. 26, 1777

March 3, 1808

July 9, 1803

Jan. 9, 1802

Oct. 23, 1820

Dec. 26, 181 1

Jan. 3, 1819

Aug. 27, 1823
July 2, 1814

HABERSHAM Major John, collector of the

port, at Savannah, Ga., aged 45 years, Nov. 19, 1799

Col. Joseph, aged 65 years, at Savannah, Geo.;
a Revolutionary officer, and formerly post-
master general of the United States. Ga-
zette of Nov. 16, 1815

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 451

HACK Nancy Jane, daughter of Jeremiah, at

Taunton, aged 12 years, July ii, 1823

Peter, at Taunton, aged 85 years, Aug. 31, 1824

HACKER , son of Mr. Hacker, printer,

aged 7 years; drowned in the river, July 15, 1788

Joshua, in 73d year. Gazette of April 12, 1794

Mrs. Martha, widow of the late Joshua, in

72d year. Gazette of Dec. 23, 1797

Isaac, Jun., of Salem, at the Isle of France.

Gazette of Sept. 15, 1804

HACKETT William, of Taunton, Mass., at sea,
on board Brig Abeona, on passage from
this port to Matanzas. Gazette of Dec. 4, 1822

HACKET , son of Mr. M ; fell from

the saddle on a horse and was killed at
Salem, N. J., aged 8 years. Gazette of July 23, 1823

HADDOCK James, Esq., merchant, at New

York, of the fever. Gazette of Sept. 14, 1805

HADLEY Samuel, of Lexington; killed at the

first fire, April 19, 1775

Thomas, of Lynn, killed at Lexington, April 19, 1775

Thomas, at Newport, in 39th year, late of

the Island of Jamaica, W. I. Gazette of Feb. 27, 1796

Solomon Stevens, son of Simeon, at Eden,
Me., aged 14 years, suddenly; had attended
to his daily task as usual; returned to his
father's house and was found dead. Ga-
zette of July 27, 1825
HADLOCK Miss Abigail, at Tyngsboro, Mass.,

aged 104 years, 8 months. Gazette of Jan. 11, 1823

HADWEN John, of Newport, in 84th year,

suddenly, a Friend. Gazette of Sept. 22, 1804

Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of John, at Newport,

in 79th year, Feb. 23, 18 10

Mrs. Martha, widow of James, aged 56 years,
at Newport. Gazette of March 3, 18 10

HADWIN James, at Newport, in 55th year, Nov. i, 1813

HAG ADORN John, Esq., at South King.stown,
in 40th year, member of general assembly.
Gazette of May 8, 1813

HAGER , Irishman, at Boston. Gazette

of July 16, 1825

HAILE Harriet, daughter of Robert, Esq., in
i6th year, at Charleston, S. C. Gazette
of Sept. 14, 1799

Simeon, son of Joshua, aged 9 years, at New-
buryport; fell from the wharf while fishing.
Gazette of July 19, 181 7

John, Esq., at Warren, in 66th year. Ga-
zette of April 17, 1 8 19

452

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HAILE Thomas, son of Coomer, of Warren,

aged 24 years, at sea, on board Whale Ship

Asia, of New Bedford; was wounded by a

whale while in pursuit of it. Gazette of

Miss Delight B., daughter of the late Aaron,

of Warren, in 24th year, in this town,
Amos, at Warren, in 57th year. Gazette of

HAILER Miss Eliza, aged 16 years, 10 months,
formerly of Philadelphia, in this town,
suddenly; step-daughter of Benjamin B.
Olney,

HAILEY Samuel, formerly of Newport, at
Bristol, aged 84 years,

HAINES Mrs. , at Philadelphia. Gazette

of
Elijah, drowned in the Mill pond, at Hunter,

N. Y.
Joseph, a seaman on board the Schooner

Blue Eyed Mary, killed by the mate, Josiah

Barney, in a quarrel at Matanzas. Gazette

of
Charles G., Esq., adjutant general of New

York, native of New Hampshire, at New

York. Gazette of
HAKE Samuel, at his seat at Bloomingdale near

New York, merchant. Gazette of
HALE Margaret, wife of Coomer, in 48th year,
Coomer, of this town. Gazette of

Capt. , killed at Fort St. Clair,

Col. George, at Catskill, N. Y., aged 45 years,

was formerly of this town; buried under

military honors the i6th.
Sir Christopher, baronet, at Lisbon, Portugal,
Joseph, of this town,
George, only son of Capt. Hale, drowned

while bathing at Byfield P'alls,
Charles, at Stowe, killed by a log rolling over

him,
John, at Pawtucket, of lockjaw, in 46th year,
Hannah, daughter of Levi, at Warwick, aged

18 years,
Joseph, Jun., son of Joseph, of East Hartford,

Ct., aged 17 years, in this town,
Mrs. Bethiah, at Warren, in 84th year,
HALEY Thomas, son of Samuel, of North

Kingstown, at Thompson, in 19th year,
Thomas, at Newport, in 25th year,
Mrs. Rachal, wife of Samuel, at Newport,

aged 85 years.

March 13, 1822

March 11, 1823
April 6, 1825

July 21, 1815

Aug. 18, 1823

Oct. 26, 1793

July 12, 1822

Aug. 23, 1823

July 9, 1825

Jan. 5, 1811

Aug. 28, 1782

Oct. 19, 1782

Nov. 6, 1792

Aug. 15, 1803
Jan. — , 1806
June 4, 1806

June 23, 1810

Oct. 7, 1815
Oct. 2, 1820

Oct. 4, 1820

Aug. 27, 1 82 1
March 25, 1824

Feb. 28, 1795
April 27, 1819

Nov. 15, 1822

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

453

HALIBURTON Hon. John, at Halifax, N. S.,

aged 69 years. Gazette of July 30,

HALL Jasper, drowned, June 25,

Debby, only daughter of David, printer, in

her i6th year, at Philadelphia, Nov. 2,

William, leather dresser, aged 75 years, at

Boston. Gazette of Aug. 24,

John, printer, in 58th year, at rhihidelphia, Dec. 23,
Obi'-uary in issue of Jan. 16, 1773.

Ebenezer, one of the ])rinters of the F!ssex

Gazette, in his 27th year, at Cambridge, F'eb. 14.

Mary, wife of I^^benezer, of Cambridge,
printer, at Wenham, aged 21 years. Ga-
zette of Jan. 20,

William, died at Halifax, a prisoner of war,

between Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26,

Isaac, attorney at law, aged 27 years, Dec. 14,

Levi, K.sq., in 46th year, June 28,

Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of George, in 52d year,

at Newport. Gazette of April 14,

John, drowned in New York harbor. Ga-
zette of Nov. 7,

William, at North Kingstown, aged 72 years.

Gazette of F"eb. 6,

Rachel Wilson, daughter of George, in 19th
year, at Newport, suddenly. Gazette of Feb. 13,

William, at Portsmouth, aged 84 years. Ga-
zette of Feb. 3,

Levi, of this town, at Surinam, in 23d year.

Gazette of March 21,

Dr. , at the Lazaretto, near Philadel-
phia. Gazette of Oct. 3,

Mrs. Sarah, wife of Benjamin, Jun., at New-
port. Gazette of Nov. 14,

Miss Ruth, at North Kmgstown, in 76th
year. Gazette of June 12,

William T., merchant, at Rutland, Vt., killed

by bursting of a cannon, J^^ly 4>

Dr. George H., at Brattleboro, Vt., in 44th

year. Gazette of April 25,

Samuel, at Boston, aged 67 years, a well

known printer. Gazette of Nov. 7,

Prince, master of the African lodge, at Bos-
ton, aged 72 years. Gazette of Dec. 12,

Sarah, wife of Capt. James, at Newport,

suddenly, in 47th year. Gazette of April 8,

Leverett, merchant, late a resident of New

Haven, Ct., at Havana. Gazette of Aug. 5,

Jonas, at Dana, Mass., aged 23 years, sud-
denly. Gazette of Feb. 3,

808
767

770

771

772

776

776

777
779
789

792

795
796
796
798
801
801
801
802
803
807
807
807
809
809
810

454

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HALL Elder Parker, at Micldletown, R. I., aged
59 years. Gazette of

Dea. Benjamin, at Newport, in 75th year,

William, Jun., at Philadelphia, aged 38 years,
one of the editors of the Pennsylvania
Gazette. Gazette of

Mrs. Almy, widow of Slocum, Esq., of North
Kingstown, at Warwick, aged 58 years,

, sailing master of U. S. ship Ontario,

from exces.sive fatigue in the defence of
Baltimore; he married a few years since in
Norway and has left his widow in a strange
land; was a native of New Hampshn-e.
Gazette of

Thomas, Esq , at East Greenwich, aged 55
years,

George, at Newport, in 83d year. Gazette of

Mrs. Sarah, widow of Col. Levi, in this town,
in 65th year,

Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of William, and daugh-
ter of Thomas Braman, of South Kings-
town, at Newport, aged 39 years,

Henry, of this town, merchant, drowned with
six others by the upsetting of the boat, at
Moose Island. Gazette of

Elizabeth, in Brunswick Co., N. C, aged 16
years; the horse becoming frightened she
attempted to jump from the chaise; was so
much injured as to cause death. Gazette
of

Hon. Dominie A., at New Orleans, U. S.
district judge. Gazette of

Clarissa, infant daughter of Capt. Abner,
aged I year, 10 months,

William, male of brig Prize, Capt. Batt, of
Bristol, aged 22 years, at Matanzas, W. L,

Elizabeth, widow of William, Esq., aged 90
years, at North Kingstown. Gazette of

Mrs. Nancy, wife of Parker, at Portsmouth,
in 38th year,

Dixon, at Sterling, killed in the mill. Ga-
zette of

Joseph, at North Kingstown, in 33d year,

P. Mumford, Esq., at Cadiz, American con-
sul at that port; was born at Pomfret, Ct.,
in 1784, son of Dr. Jonathan,

Miss Anna, at Taunton, aged 62 years,

Laura Ann, wife of Abijah, at Taunton, in
17th year. Gazette of

July 28, 1810
May I, 1813

June 12, 1813
May 3, 1814

Oct. 8, 1814

June 28, 1 81 5
Nov. II, 1815

March 23, 1816

Nov. 30, 1 8 17
Jan. 10, 1818

June 6, 1818

Jan. 20, 1 82 1

Jan. 19, 1 82 1

July 23, 1821

Nov. 10, 1 82 1

Dec. 8, 1822

Dec. 1 1, 1822
P'eb. II, 1823

March 11, 1823
Aug. 19, 1823

Sept. 13, 1823

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 455

HALL Eliza, in I'^ni^^land, aged 4 years; fell out

of a coach. Gazette of March 17, 1824

Capt. , of schooner Napoleon, murdered

by pirates. Gazette of March 31, 1824

Miss Anna, at Poland, Me., aged 17 years.

Gazette of April 10, 1824

Julia, wife of Milton, and daughter of John

A. Collins, at Newport, aged 18 years, April 5, 1825

HALL AM Ji^hn, Esq., cashier of the Union
Hank, aged 38 years, at New London. Ga-
zette of May 17, 1 80c

P2d\yard, at New London, aged 56 years. Ga-
zette of Nov. 29, 1806

Lewis, lateof American theatre, I^hiladelphia,
aged 75 years; he performed in this town
(Piovidence), as early as 1762 where his
father-in-law, David Douglas, was manager, Nov. i, 1808

HALLENHAKE Lsaac R., aged 13 years,
drowned while bathing near Albany,
N. Y., June 18, 1810

HALLETT Orrin, aged 23 years, native of Barn-
stable, a seaman on board Schooner
Clarissa, of this port; washed overboard
from the jib boom during a heavy swell
off Block Island and drowned, Nov. 25, 1824

HALLOWAY Capt. Daniel, at Newport, in 85th

year. Gazette of April 20, 181 1

Mary, aged 5 years, murdered by William C.

Brown, at South Kingstown, Dec. 27, 181 3

Ann, eldest daughter of Capt. William, at

Wickford, aged 19 years. Gazette of Dec. 10, 1823

HALLOWELL B , Esq., at upper Canada,

aged 75 years; one of the Boston com-
missioners prior to the Revolution; father
of Capt Hallowell of the Swiftsure 74,
which shared the glories of the Nile. Ga-
zette of Sept. 7, 1799

Mrs. , widow, at an advanced age.

Gazette of Nov. 10, 1804

Mrs. Sarah, widow, in 77th year. May 4, 18 15

Robert, Esq., at Gardiner, Me., aged 80

years, April 23, 18 18

HALSEY Mrs. Sarah, wife of Thomas Lloyd, .

merchant, in 33d year, Eeb. 2, 1782

Capt. Philip, of ship Enterprise, of Wilming-
ton, N. C, a native of Connecticut, at
Havana, Oct. 27, iSro

Isaac Van Doine, at Newburgh, N. Y.; fell
out of a poplar tree a distance of 30 feet.
Gazette of July 20, 1820

466

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HALSTFAD Polly, at Waterford, aged 20 years,
HALYBUR%'NMrs:^Susan,wifeof James, at
HAMSruSnfDunhan.N.H., perished in

M'rrlu^rwif^oTTott™, and e^^^

dau-hter of the late Benjamin Hardmg, at

M^Seth^tifC^if Benjamin, in this

,Ln a^ed 26 years. Gazette of
Capt j'anS of 'the brig Fame, lost over-

lUard at sea, aged 30 years, ,

Mrs Phcbe! widow of Jotham, in this town,

in 77th year, _
T evini this town, m 73d yeai,
khzabeth. wife of Jotham, m this town, in

H-|-r'^rerr^;:;;'^ia-:^

Rear Admiral, commanding the f rencn
^blockading fleet, off Cadiz, cUed o b
fever, from excessive duty, m France.

HAMU-TON Hon. J a-es, formerly governor of
Li^^r'^^'tr-lt^r'/fThe Mnsselman

lavs in England. Gazette of

^''^!:;:;:;e<!Jhi;tthfr^n[tSg^

G^eat Bntairand ambassador to the court
■Al^.:l:^r!V^l'rwonn'5^ra'd^.w.thC^

Dr Joseph, at Hudson, N. Y., m 67th yeai.

Tieut''"of1he grenadier looth regiment,
Lieut., 01 Lilt. ^ _ rViarles near

drowned in the river St. Charles,

w£^!^Es^r^:e^ madelphia, aged 68

SaCdaughter of Samuel, Esq. aged 20
years; was foully murdered, at Athens,
Isl. Y. Gazette of

Aug. 2, 1 814
Sept. 21, 1823
Dec. 23, 1786

Jan. 26, 1796

Sept. 20, 1800

Feb. 26, 1808

Feb. II, 1809
March 3. i^i^

Jan. 21, 1824

June 30, 1824

Nov. 6, 1819
Dec. 26, 1777

Nov. 12, 1823

Aug. I4> 1783

June 2,3 1792

June 4, 1803

July 13. 1804
March 23, 1805

Sept. I3> 1806
June 5, 1813

Sept. II, 1813

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

457

HAMILTON Hon. Paul, late secretary of the
navy, at Beaufort, S. C,

James, Esq., of Philadelphia, at Poughkeepsie,
N. Y., in 43d year, suddenly,

Jeptha, of Massachusetts; lost at sea from
on board Brig Beaver, of this port. Ga-
zette of

James, Esq., presiding judge of the 9th judi-
cial district of Pennsylvania, at Carlile.
Gazette of

Col. William, editor of the Lancaster Journal,
at Lancaster, Penn. Gazette of

Capt. Joseph, at Bridgeport, Ct., aged 30
years, drowned in Bridgeport Harbor,

James, and his two children, killed by light-
ning, at Beaver, Penn. Gazette of

John C., executed in Kentucky for the mur-
der of Dr. Sanderston. Gazette of

Capt. Sevvall, at Worcester, aged 36 years;
deputy sheriff and coroner of the county.
Gazette of

Rufus, at North Brookfield, aged 40 years.

HAMLIN Mrs. , wife of Samuel, in this

town. Gazette of

Samuel, in this town, in 55th year. Gazette
of

Mrs. Susannah, aged 88 years, widow of Hon.
Jabez, at Middletown, Ct. Gazette of

John, infant son of William, in this town,
aged 21 months,

Francis, of Connecticut, on board ship
Columbia, on passage from Havana to
Bristol. Gazette of

Isaac Bowen, son of W^illiam, in this town,
aged I year,
HAMMETT John, aged 94 years, at Jamestown.
Gazette of

T , merchant, at Philadelphia. Ga-

of Trinity church, at

zette of
Rev. Mr.

Charleston, S. C, aged 47 years. Gazette
of

Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Benjamin, at New-
port, in 48th year. Gazette of

Capt. John, at sea, was of Warwick, an ex-
perienced nautical commander. Gazette
of

William, in Cranston. Gazette of

Miss Sarah, at Newport, aged 83 years. Ga-
zette of

June 30, 1 816
July 20, 1 817

Jan. 23, 1819

Feb. 27, 1 8 19

April 24, 1820

April 6, 1822

Sept. 7, 1822

Aug. 16, 1823

Dec. 22, 1824

Jan. 31, 1801
April 4, 1 80 1
June 4, 1803
Feb. I, 1822

June 16, 1 82 1

Aug. 16, 1825

March 27, 1772

Sept. 22, 1798

June 4, 1803
June 25, 1803

March 31, 1804
May 17, 1806

Feb. 8, 18 17

458

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HAMMETT Jane, at New York, aged 24 years,

suicide. Gazette of May 2, 181 8

Benjamin M., at Newport, in 34th year, son

of the late Benjamin, Dec. 30

HAMMOND Rufus, at Providence, May 3

Mrs. , wife of Ephraim, at Newton,

Mass., suddenly, June 21

Ensign , of Lt. Col. Fletcher's regi-
ment, killed in action, at Annes. Gazette
of July 2 1

John, at Rochester, Mass., at an advanced

age. Gazette of Jan. 7

Joseph, of Exeter, drowned in attempting to
cross the river at Cottrell's mill dam, in
his 35th year, March 10

John, drowned in the Chesapeake, Feb. 22

Capt. Elnathan, at Newport, in gist year.

Gazette of June i

Josiah, at Woodstock, Ct., aged 93 years, 5

months. Gazette of Feb. 15

Jonathan, at an advanced age, an ingenious

housewright. Gazette of June 7

Mrs. Abigail, late of Newport, at Rochester,

Mass., in 65th year. Gazette of Sept. 4

Mrs. Eunice, wife of Dea. James, in this

town, in 47th year. Gazette of April 16

Miss Ann, daughter of the late Payne, at

Newport, in 30th year. Gazette of Jan. 10

James, Jun., son of Dea. James, of this town,

at Surinam, aged 20 years. Gazette of Sept. 10

Esther, daughter of William, Esq., at Wick-
ford, Jan. 3

Mrs. Sarah, widow of the late Jonathan, of

this town, aged 70 years, at Coventry, June 26

Mrs. Phebe, widow of Paine, at Newport, in

68th year. Gazette of Jan. 7

Sarah, daughter of Panic, at Newport, in

27th year. Gazette of July 8

.Ceazer (colored), aged 88 years, Jan. 16

George W., in this town, in 37th year; was
drowned in a pond of water which a shower
had just produced, Feb. 24

Mrs. Mary, wife of J. R., suddenly, at Bruns-
wick, Me. Gazette of Dec. 21

Jonathan, of Penfield, N. Y.; lost on Lake

Ontario, Dec. 19

Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of Capt. Thomas,
formerly of Bristol, ai. the Arkwright
factory, in 40th year, April 8

Benjamin, near Philadelphia, killed by light-
ning while standing under a tree, July 31

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793

793

794

794

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[808
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[816

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PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

459

HAMMOND George W., son of the late John S.,

aged 14 years, drowned,
Mrs. Hermeione, widow of John, in this

town, in 55th year,
William, drowned at Rutland, Vt., by upset

ting of a boat,
HAMONS Thomas, master of brig Hermes,

drowned, at sea. Gazette of
HAMPTON Mrs. Mary, wife of Col. Richard,

of Granby, S. C. Gazette of
Richard Edward, formerly of this town, at

Columbia, S. C, aged about 16 years, son

of the late Col. Richard. Gazette of
Jonathan, Esq., in New Jersey. Gazette of
Gen. Richard, adjutant general of Pennsylva-
nia, at Chester Co. Gazette of
HANSTRAMCK Col. John F., at Detroit, Wis.,

colonel of the first regiment U. S. army;

was a native of Canada, joined the American

army in 1775, and continued with it 27

years; merited the special approbation of

General Washington,
HANCOCK Hon. Thomas, suddenly, at Boston,
Capt. John, at Boston, suddenly,
Belcher, in his 63d vear, tutor in Harvard

College, at Cambridge,
John, governor of Massachusetts, at Boston,
Thomas, near Augusta, Ga.; was shot through

the head by a slave named P^phraim,

instigated by a slave named Sam; Sam was

burnt alive and Ephraim hung on the spot

of the murder,
Monroe, son of N. S., at Barre, Mass., aged

12 years; in a scuffle with another he was

thrown on a hearth, hurting his head so

severely that he lived about a week in

great agony. Gazette of
Burwell, killed by a slave, near Cheraw, S. C,
HAND Nehemiah, drowned off P^ire Place,

Brookline, L. L,
HANDLEY Mrs. Lydia, formerly of Wickford,

in this town, aged about 60 years,
HANDY Mary, second daughter of Capt.

Charles, at Newport, aged about 17 years.

Gazette of
Mrs. , wife of Capt. Charles, Sen., at

Newport. Gazette of
Ann, wife of Levin, and daughter of Joseph

Russell, Esq., merchant, of this town, at

Mendon, in 22d year,

June 29, 1823

Aug. I, 1823

July 5, 1825

Aug. 25, 1804

June 28, 1788

Dec. 4, 1802
Jan. 21, 1804

Dec. 29, 1804

April 1 1, 1803
Aug. 2, 1764
July 12, 1769

Nov. 8, 1 77 1
Oct. 8, 1793

Jan. 15, 1820

March 20, 1822
May 19, 1826

Nov. 5, 1813

Nov. 17, 1822

April 9, 1785
Aug. 5, 1786

July 20, 1787

460 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HANDY Mrs. Rebecca, wife of Capt. Charles,

Jr., and daughter of Hon. Joseph Clarke,

general treasurer of the state, at Newport,

in 27th year, Sept. 14, 1788

Capt. Charles, Jr., at Newport. Gazette of July 2, 1791

Capt. Charles, at Newport, at an advanced age.

Gazette of July 27, 1793

Charles B., of Newport, at sea on passage

from Havana, in i8th year. Gazette of July 12, 1800

Joshua, late of Newport, at Demerara, in 35th

year. Gazette of July 11, 1801

Mrs. Jemima, wife of Ebenezer, at Coventry,

in 56th year. Gazette of May 12, 1804

Major Levin, member of the legislature, at

Salisbury, Md.; was son of the late Charles,

of Newport. Gazette of May 26, 1804

Mrs. Mary, wife of Mr. Asa, m 36th year, July 3, 1807

John L., of Newport, aged 24 years, at

Newburyport. Gazette of Oct. 10, 1807

Mrs. Abigail, widow of Charles, at Newport,

aged 75 years. Gazette of Oct. 7, 1809

Capt. William, formerly of Newport, at New

York, aged 29 years. Gazette of Jan. 7, 181 5

Miss Ann, in England, aged 16 years; her

parents were of ordinary stature, but she

was seven feet two inches high. Gazetteof Sept. 16, 1815
Charles Walter, son of Major John, of New-
port, in 17th year, in this town, Jan. 30, 181 8
Richard S., aged 22 years, son of Major

John, of Newport, at Rainsford Island, Bos-
ton Harbor; had recently arrived from sea

after an absence of 8 years, Sept. 20, 1821

Thomas Ryburgh Handy, son of Thomas, at

Newport, aged 22 years, midshipman, U. S.

Navy. Gazetteof Nov. 7, 182 1

J. H., shot in a duel by S. Perry, near St.

Louis, Mo. Gazetteof Jan. 24, 1824

Hannah Louisa, daughter of Major John, of

Newport, at Medfield, Mass., aged 25 years, June 4, 1825

HANJOOST an Oneida warrior; this chief

distinguished himself as a volunteer under

General Gansevoort during the seige of

Fort Stanwix in our Revolutionary war; was

one of that party under Col. W'ellitt that

formed the sortie that carried destruction to

the enemy's camp; at Albany, N. Y.

Gazette of Feb. 10, 1798

HANKS Lieut. Col. , killed at Fort

Mackanah, near Detroit, by a cannon ball.

Gazette of Oct. 3, 1812

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 461

HANNA General John A., formerly member

of Congress, at Harrisburg, Pa. Gazette of Aug. 15, 1805
HANNERS Joseph, aged 18 years, drowned at
sea; was of Beverly, Mass., belonged to shi[>
Hercules. Gazette of Oct. 22, 1823

HANNON Benjamin; his two children, at
Noifolk, Va., poisoned by a slave with
arsenic. Gazette of Aug. 15. i8[H

HANSCOM Lewis, seaman, wounded and since
died from action between the Chesapeake
and Shannon, June i. 1813

HANSON Hon. John, late president of Con-
gress, last week (last of March) at his seat
in Frederick Co.. Md. Gazette of
_ William H., deputy collector, at City Point,
Va. Ciazette of
Ichabod, at Windham, Ct., aged 75 years;

found dead in his bed,
Mary Rebecca, daughter of the Hon. Alexan-
der C, Esq.; buried in the burial yard of
General Lingon, at Harlem,
Jonathan, brother of Ichabod; found dead in

his field, aged 80 years, at Windham, Ct.,
Hon. Ale.xander C, U. S. senator from
Maryland, at Belmont, in 33d year,
HAPGOOD Thomas, aged 94 years, at Marlboro,
HARBOROUGH Earl, died in England. Ga-
zette of
HARD Robert, at East Haddam, aged 102

years. Gazette of
HARDENBURGH Rev. Dr. Jacob, president
of Queen's College, New Jersey, at New
Brunswick. Gazette of
Nancy, daughter of Jacob, in i6th year.
Gazette of
HARDING Rev. Robert, aged 70 years; for 23
years pastor of the Roman Catholic con-
gregation, at Philadelphia,
Benjamin, at Providence. Gazette of
Thomas, of this town, aged 87 years, last

week. Gazette of
Richard, at Barrington, in 55th year: for 30
years member of Episcopal Church here,
Eleazer, of this town,

Capt., of the British ship St. F'iorenzo, killed

in action with French frigate La Piedmon-

ted, near the Island of Ceyon. Gazette of

Mrs. Sarah, wife of Hezekiah, in this town.

Gazette of

April 19,

'7^^3

Oct 20,

'798

July 5,

1818

Nov. 4,

1.S13

Jnly 7.

1818

April 23,
Oct. 4,

1819
1763

vlarch 26,

1808

Aug. 6,

1796

Nov. 27,

1790

Sept. 17,

1803

Sept. I,
Aug. 25,

1772
1770

Dec. 20,

1780

Aug. 15,
June 7,

1786
1792

Oct. 22,

1808

Dec. 29,

1810

462

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HARDING Sophia, daughter of Hezekiah, of
his town, aged 7 months,
George W., son of Hezekiah, in this town,

in I ith year,
Lebbeus L., eldest son of Jonathan, formerly
of this town, at Cythiana, Ky. Gazette of
Gen. Martin D., in Kentucky, late a member
of Congress, aged 43 years. Gazette of

HARDIE James, a skipper, drowned off
Fields Point,

HARDY John, an eminent London book-
seller well known to the American business
during the war of the Revolution. Gazette
of
Isaac, ordinary seaman, killed on board the
Niagara, on Lake Erie, in action,

HARE Joseph Thompson, executed at Balti-
more, for mail robbery,

HARFORD Joseph, killed by overturnig of a
chaise at Newport, aged about 30 years.
Gazette of

HARGILL Elizabeth, found on the dock, in this
town, probably murdered,

HARKNESS Mrs., wife of Robert, at North
Providence. Gazette of

HARLAND Jesse, private, killed on board the
Lawrence, on Lake Erie, in action,

HARLON Dr. Eleazer; his only daughter
aged 13 years, and Mrs. Harlems, only
daughter, Dabney, aged 1 1 years perished in
a burning house, at Duxbury,

HARMOR Gen. Josiah, near Philadelphia; a
Revolutionary hero. Gazette of

HARMS Gird, in Germany; shot by order of a
French court martial. Gazette of

HARNSTEM Baron; two days after his en-
tombment, workmen opening the tomb
were surprised to find the Baron had got
out of his coffin and had reached the door
where he had apparently butted his head
against it so as to really cause his death.
Gazette of

HARPER Mary, wife of Anthony, found dead
in bed, at New York,
Capt. John, at Alexander, Va.,aged 76 years.

Gazette of
Joseph, at Charleston, S. C, aged 52 years;
an actor of some renown, native of Nor-
wich, England; had been in this country
25 years and several years manager of the
theatre in this town. Gazette of

Feb. 28, 181 1

Oct. 14, 1813

Feb. 6, 1 8 19

Nov. I, 1823

Jan. II, 1776

Oct. 2, 1802
Sept. 10, 1813
Sept. 10, 1 8 13

July 18, 1 80 1
Dec. 20, 1789

July 31, 1790
Sept. 10, 1 81 3

Jan. 4, 1765

Aug. 28, 1 81 3

Aug. 7, 1813

March 27, 18 19

April 17, 1 77 1

May 19, 1804

March 23, 1811

July 13,
Jan. 14,

1811
1825

Feb. 20,

1815

March 3,

1803

Aug. 26,

1815

April 19,

1775

April 19,

1775

Dec. — ,

1796

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 4(j3

HARPER Thomas, a son and daughter of, aged
8 and 4 years; silversmith, by poison given
by mistake of the apothecary, at Philadel-
phia. Gazette of

Hon. Robert Goodloe, at Baltimore,
HARRALL William, marine, killed on board
the frigate Constitution, in action with the
Cyane and Levant,

Thomas, robbed and murdered near Charles-
ton, S. C ,
HARRENDEEN Mrs. Mary, widow of Joseph,
at Smithfield, aged 100 years. Gazette of
HARRINGTON Caleb, of Lexington, killed at
the first fire,

Jonathan, of Lexington, killed at the first
fire,

Gapt. William, of this town, in the West
Indies,

Joseph, John, Clarrissa and Philolus, at Lis-
bon, Ct., from drinking water from a well
into which arsenic had been thrown by de-
sign. Gazette of Nov. 29,

Col. Theophilus, late judge of the supreme
court of Vermont, at Clarendon, -Gt. Ga-
zette of 1/r Dec. II,

Payson Perren, son of Capt. Henry, in this

town, aged i year, 9 months, 9 days, Sept. 29,

HARRIS Tabitha, wife of Henry, at Johnston, Sept. 18,

Sarah, widow. Gazette of Jan. 2,

Marcy, wife of Andrew, at Johnston. Ga-
zette of Jan. 4,

Sarah, widow of Ca])t. Joseph, of Newport,

in 63d year, in this town, Dec. 27,

Polly, at Col. Thayers, in 24th year; buried

in North burial ground, Nov. 8,

Andrew, at Cranston, a fe\v days since. Ga-
zette of Sept. 8,

Mrs. Susannah, widow of Joseph, Esq., at

Cranston, in 75th year. Gazette of Sept. 13,

Sarah, widow of Andrew, at Cranston. Ga-
zette of Jan. 31,

Henry, at Johnston, aged 86 years. Gazette

of Feb. 28,

Hannah, wife of Stephen, Nov. 13,

Mrs. Lydia, wife of Cyrus, at Johnston, in

23d year, June 23,

John, at Hillsboro, Penn., aged 65 years, July 30,

Capt. John, of Warren, on the coast of Africa.

Gazette of Sept. 10,

David, formerly of this town, at Smithfield,

in 84th year. Gazette of April i,

806

«I3

825
771
779

783

783

786

787

788

789

789
789

790
791

796
797

464

VITAL RECOED OF RHODE ISLAND

HA.RRIS Preserved, at Smithfield, in 82d year, May 4, 1797

Rufus, at Smithfield, aged 50 years. Gazette

of ' June 2, 1798

Phebe, eldest daughter of Caleb, Esq., at

Johnston, aged 23 years. Gazette of May 2, 1801

Adolphus, an apprentice to Hugh Mclntire,

stonecutter, drowned in the North river, Jan. 23, 1805

Matilda, aged 10 years, May 2; Harris Abby,

aged 17 years, May 4; Harris Lucinda,

aged 14 years, May 9; Harris Otis, aged

19 years, May 21; all children of Na-
thaniel, of Brandon Vt.; they died of scar-
let fever; in 1803 he lost two daughters

from dysentery. Gazette of
Cyres, Esq., son of Caleb, Esq., at Scituate,

in 42d year,
David, at Smithfield, aged "j^ years, left

widow and 7 children, suddenly,
Andrew, at Johnston, in 72d year. Ga-
zette of
Dr. Harding, at Johnston, in 40th year,
David, Esq., cashier of the ofifice of discount

and deposit, at Baltimore; was an officer

in the Revolution,
William, son of Stephen, at Havana, in

28th year. Gazette of
Samuel, an under graduate of Harvard,

drowned at Cambridge,
Miss Oceana, daughter of the late Cyrus, at

Scituate, in 14th year,
John, at Newport, aged 85 years. Gazette of
Hon. Caleb, at Johnston, in 73d year,
Eliza, daughter of the late Andrew, Esq., in

36th year, at residence of Robert Sheldon,

Cranston,
Mrs. Sarah, wife of James, at Pawtuxet, in

2 1 St year,
Thomas, treasurer of Massachusetts,

Charlestown, Mass. Gazette of
Mrs. Nancy, wife of John, in 52d year

Pawtuxet. Gazette of
Mrs. RhobeAnn, wife of Isaac, and daughter

of Capt. Caleb Remington, at Johnston, in

2 1st year,
Mrs. Mary, wife of Richard, at Smithfield,

aged 80 years, of the fever,
Stephen, Esq., in 64th year,
Joseph, dyer, at Hartford, drowned in a kettle

of dye; an mfant child of his. Gazette of June 28, 181 7

at

at

July 20,

1805

June 10,

1806

March 7,

1807

Oct. 3,
March 29,

1807
1808

Nov. 7,

1809

June 30,

1810

July 7.

1810

Aug. 14,
Nov. 24,
June 16,

1810
1810
1812

April 6,

1812

Aug. 23,

1812

June 25,

1814

March 2,

1816

July 15.

Oct. 2,
May 25,

816

816
817

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 405

HARRIS Elisha, at Unadilla, N. Y.; two sons
and daughter, the eldest aged 9 years,

were drowned; the mother was the first

to discover their remains. Gazette of June 6, 1818

Joseph, of Newburyport, chief mate of ship

Resource, died at sea, Jan. 17, 18 19

Mrs. Eliza, wife of Dr. Stephen, and daughter

of James Greene, Esq., aged 29 years, at

Warwick, March 23, 1820

David, late of Amherst, Mass., at Milford,

N. H., killed by falling tree. Gazette of Aug. 31, 1820

Fanny, wife of Joel, at Foster, in 35th year, Aug. 28, 1821

Capt. Abner, formerly of this town, at

Lyndon, Vt., aged 42 years, Oct. r, 1821

Seth, of Williamson, N. Y., lost on Lake

Ontario, Dec. 19, 1821

Mrs. Marcy, at Newport, aged 78 years. Ga-
zette of July 17, 1822
John, in this town, aged about 50 years;

death supposed to have been caused by

a pan of burning charcoal in this room, Feb. 2, 1823

Stephen M., of this town, at Havana, at sea

onboard ship Gen. Jackson, in 37th year, Feb. 22, 1823

Joseph, at Smithfield, in 71st year; graduate

of B. U. and member of Society of Friends, Feb. 25, 1823
James, at Johnston, in 26th year, June 13, 1823

Mary Greene, daughter of Benjamin C., in

this town, aged 19 months, March 9, 1824

Elisha, at Cranston, in 8ist year, of Society

of Friends, March 16, 1825

Mrs. Margaret, widow of Hon. Caleb, of

Johnston, at Warwick, in 84th year, April 3, 1825

HARRISON Peter, Esq., collector of customs,

port of New Haven. Gazette of May 20, 1775

Dr. Joseph, of this town, died in Pennsylva-
nia, about two months since. Gazette of April 25, 1778
Lieut. , killed in a duel with Lieut.

Wilson, at Norfolk, Va., May 21, 1795

Samuel, Esq., vice consul of the United

States, at Lisbon. Gazette of Oct. 22, 1796

Thomas, at Philadelphia. Gazette of Oct. 6, 1798

William, shot by a runaway negro, who in

turn shot dead the said negro, in North

Carohna, June 24, 1805

Mrs. Margaret, widow of John, proprietor of

the New York Weekly Museum, at New

York. Gazette of April 2, 1808

Mrs. Ann, wife of Richard, at Washington.

Gazette of Aug. 27, 1808

466

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

-, attorney. Gazette of

HARRISON Mr. —

James, at Charlestown, Mass., aged 45 years,

James, painter, aged 30 years, at Salem; fell
from a ladder while at work and was killed.
Gazette of

George, son of Capt. William, at Warwick
aged about 10 months.

Burr, Esq., aged 84 years, in South Carolina;
he served as a captain under Gen. La
Fayette, in the war of the Revolution.
Gazette of

Capt. George, at Warwick, in 83d year.

Rev. John, at Preston, Eng., aged 56 years,
very suddenly; he was preparing for the
press on explanatory dictionary and the
last word he wrote was "Subpaena — a sum-
mons." Gazette of

Mary Cecilia, daughter of George G., in this
town, aged 16 months.

Dr. John, of the navy, at Washington. Ga-
zette of
HARRITON William, died at Halifax, a
prisoner of war between Nov. 23, 1776, and
HARST Timothy, at Philadelphia. Gazette of
HART Samuel, merchant, late of Newport, at
Barbadoes, in 56th year,

Napthali, of the Jewish nation, at Charles-
town, S. C, in the bloom of youth. Ga-
zette of

Samuel, at New York. Gazette of

Rev. Oliver, in New Jersey, a well know
Baptist clergyman. Gazette of

Mrs. Mary, wife of William, at Newport, in
2 1 St year. Gazette of

Reuben, of Taunton, belonging to the
schooner Delight, Capt. Spooner, of this
port, at Surinam,

Samuel, printer, at Charleston, S. C. Ga-
zette of

Mrs. Amey, wife of Restcome, at Bristol,
aged 26 years. Gazette of

Nehemiah, of Boston, drowned in Martin's
Pond, Mass.; by upsetting of a boat,

Rev. Dr. , at Preston, Ct., aged about

70 years,

Mrs. Mary, wife of John, at Pawtucket,
aged 36 years,

John, at Lenox, Madison Co., N. Y., poisoned
by vegetables, aged 14 years,

Nov. 9,
Jan. 27,

June 14,
Feb. 13,

Aug. 21,
Oct. 16,

Oct. 4,

Sept. 21,

March 16,

Dec. 26,
Jan. 7,

1811
1812

1817
1820

1822
1822

1823

1824

1825

1777
1809

Oct. 15, 1773

Oct. 4,
Oct. 24,

1788
1795

Jan. 23,

1796

Nov. 9,

1799

March 31,

1802

Oct. 9,

1802

July 2,

1803

June 28,

1808

Oct. 27,

1808

Jan. 17,

1815

June 17,

1815

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

467

HART Abigail, widow of Nicholas, at Newport,

aged 96 years, March 5

Mrs. Ketsey, wife of John, Jr., at Taunton,

aged 25 years, Oct. 8

Nicholas, at Pittsburg, Penn., aged 68 years,
a native of Newport; served in the Revolu-
tion and at one time commissary sergeant
under Gen. Greene, Aug. 15

John, at Boston. Gazette of July 16

HARTFIELD Mr. and Mrs., at Savannah,
Ga.; had recently come from England in
the ship Cora; they leave five small child-
ren to the mercy of the world, Nov. 28
HARTLEY Hon. David, in England, aged 82
years; he was the British minister who
signed the treaty of peace with the United
States. Gazette of Feb. 26
HARTSHORN Nancy, wife of Charles, in this

town, in 37th year, May 8

William, son of Charles, Esq., in 19th year,

in this town, Nov. 22

William, son of Charles, Esq., in 19th year,

in this town, Nov. 22

Joseph, of Boston, at New Haven, Ct.; fell
from a staging of the Episcopal church,
new building, 43 feet; lived 40 minutes, Nov. 23

Mrs. Silence, widow of Stephen, formerly of
this town, aged 84 years, Feb. 27

Mary, wife of Charles, Esq., in this town,
suddenly; was daughter of the late An-
^^ drew Waterman, of Smithfield, aged 52
^ years, March 2

Jason, at Roxbury, aged 53 years. Gazette of Dec. 4

Richard, son of John, formerly of this town,

at Boston, aged 14 months, Dec.

Thomas, in this town, aged 44 years; carried

to Roxbury and buried, June

HARTWELL Mrs. Maria, wife of Jesse, in this

town, aged 22 years, April

HARTWICK John, at Boston. Gazette of Sept.

HARVEY James, a native of England, aged

about 75 years. Gazette of March 1

Frederick, at Taunton, aged 53 years, March 2

Mrs. , killed on the canal boat at

Oriskany, N. Y. Gazette of July 3

Barnabus, at Taunton, aged 37 years. Ga-
zette of Oct. II
HARVIE Edwin James; in attempting to res-
cue his sister in the burning of the theatre
at Richmond, Va., Dec. 26

821
821

[822
[825

817

[814

[807
[810
810

[814
[816

:822
[822

[824

[825

[821
[798

[816

[822

[822
823

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468 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HARWOOD Esther, wife of John, printer, in

this town, in 35th year. Gazette of Jan. 5, 1799

Mrs. Nancy, wife of John, Jr., in this town,

in 38th year. Gazette of March 6, 1802

Miss Esther, daughter of John, Jr., at New-
port, aged 22 years; obituary in next

issue, April 10, 1809

John Edmond, the comedian, near Philadel-
phia. Gazette of Sept. 30, 1809
John, at Newport, in 71st year, June 16, 181 1
Margaret, widow of John, in 86th year, at

Newport, Sept. 24, 1820

Mrs. Margaret, widow of John, at Newport,

in 86th year; his descendents were 7 child-

^^^'^> 35 grand and 24 great grand child-
ren, Sept. 29, 1820
Mary, at Douglass, Mass. Gazette of Feb. 26, 1825
HASTIE Nassau, at Newport, in 60th year.

Gazette of Feb. 20, 1773

HASELTINE Jonathan, of Salem, at Haver-
hill, aged 29 years, killed while visiting his

father's house by a tornado blowing down

the house. Gazette of Aug. 6, 18 14

HASSOCK Midshipman A , of the Maca-

donian, of the fever. Gazette of Aug. 14, 1822

HASKELL Joseph, died at Halifax, a prisoner

of war between Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

Enoch, died at Halifax, a prisoner of war

between Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

Charles, son of Edward, from a kick of a

horse the Saturday before, in 3d year, Oct. 24, 1810

Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Moses, in this

town, in loth year, Feb. 17, 1820

Dea. Nehemiah, aged 45 years, at Newbury-

port, Mass., Oct. 3, 1820

Dea. Moses, formerly of Newburyport, at

Bangor, Me., aged 61 years. Gazette of Nov. 20, 1822

Benjamin, Stewart, eldest son of Col. Caleb,

formerly of Cumberland, at Wrentham, in

20th year, died very suddenly while on

a journey from Newton to Cumberland, Sept. 13, 1822

Phineas, son of Abraham, at Glocester,

Mass., aged 10 years; several lads, he

being one, had borrowed a gun which one

of the party snapped several times; the

last time he happening to be in front the

contents were discharged into his heart;

he lived about one hour. May 27, 1823

HASTINGS Lydia, at Lexington, aged 28

years, July 22, 1788

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

469

HASTINGS Daniel, Esq., at Newton, Mass.,

aged 54 years,
Mrs. C , wife of Hon. Seth, at Mendon,

Mass. Gazette of
Hon. John, at Hatfield, Mass., aged 73

years. Gazette of
Eliza, daughter of the late Eleazer, in i8th

year,
Mary, wife of Daniel, 2d, at Boston, aged 28

years. Gazette of
Gen. Sir Charles, in England. Gazette of
HASLETT Samuel E., of Charleston, S. C;

member Junior Class Amherst College, at

Amherst.
HASKINS Mary, widow of Stephen, at Taun-
ton. Gazette of
Samuel, Jr., at Hardwick, aged 59 years; was

weighed after death and found to be 450

lbs. in his winding sheet. Gazette of
James, at Boston, aged 32 years,
Richard L., at Boston. Gazette of
HATCH Solomon, in this town, in 40th year.
Lucy Ann, at North Kingstown, in 28th

year,
Luther, at East Bndgewater, Mass., killed by

lightning,
Mrs. Elizabeth L., wife of Capt. William

and daughter of Hon. John Howland, at

Bristol, aged 22 years,
HATHAWAY Silas, at Plymouth, in 73d

year. Gazette of
Mrs. Ruth, widow of Daniel, formerly of

Dartmouth, at Hudson, N. Y., in 59th

year. Gazette of
Joshua, at Dighton, in 93d year,
Capt. Shadrack, late of this town, at sea,

on passage from Cuba to Philadelphia,
Joshua, at Sutton, Mass., in 8ist year,
Mr. , killed in a cotton factory at

Cumberland by becoming entangled in the

belt,
Nathaniel, at Freetown, Mass., in 62d year,
Thomas and Ann Eliza Barston, eldest

daughter of Elias, both of and at this town.

Gazette of
Silas, formerly of Freetown, Mass., in this

town, in 67th year; a Revolutionary

pensioner,
Frederick, in this town, in 27th year,

May 28, 1803

Nov. 12, 1808

Dec. 21, 1811

Nov. 22, 1 81 5

Jan. 18, 1823
Nov. 29, 1823

Dec. 15, 1824
Jan. 16, 1790

April 4, 1 81 8
July 12, 1825
July 16, 1825
July ir, 1806

June 13, 1816

Aug. 2, 1 8 19

Jan. 4, 1823
Sept. 18, 1790

March 26, 1796
July 14, 1804

Nov. 24, 1806
May II, 1807

April 27, 1820
June 6, 1820

Jan. 2, 1822

May 7, 1822
June 26, 1822

470

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HATHAWAY Albert B., member Sophomore
Class, B. U., in 17th year,
Elkanah, at Bristol, aged 46 years,
Mrs. Harriet, widow of Joseph, of Boston,
and daughter of Gustaviis Taylor, of and
at this town, in 27th year,
Mary Alvira, only daughter of the late Fred-
erick, of this town, at Attleboro, aged 16^
months,
Mrs. Temperance, a native of Newport, at

Taunton, aged 79 years,
Enoch, at the Marine Hospital, a native of

Berkeley, Mass., in 25th year,
Mrs. Desire, at Newport, in 95th year. Ga-
zette of
Hope, daughter of the late Stephen, at Taun-
ton, in 38th year,
Isaac, in this town, in 21st year,
HATH COKE Thomas, at the Fayatteville,
N. C, aged 125 years. He has two sons
living, one aged 93 years, the other 8y, and
has still another son, aged 16 years;
HATHORN James, his son, perished with the
cold, at Millerstown, Penn.,
Major General John, an officer in the Rev-
olution, aged 76 years, in New York State.
Gazette of
HATTRICK Elizabeth, wife of Peter, mer-
chant, at New York. Gazette of
Alexander, merchant, at Greenock,
Alexander, native of Scotland, at New York,
aged 39 years,
HATTON Thomas H., the comedian, formerly
of the Haymarket theatre, London, at
Charleston, S. C. Gazette of
HAUPT Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Henry, and
daughter of the late Cap. H. Warner, of
this town, at Savannah, Ga., m 25th year,
HAUTH Richard, at Tiverton, in 96th year.

Gazette of
HAVEN Mrs. Lucinda, wife of Lovett, at Attle-
boro, in 27th year,
Charles, at Glocester, in 25th year,
HAVENS Capt. Rhodes, of sloop Dolphin; fell
overboard and drowned, at Newport,
Abraham, of North Kingstown; his house

burnt,
Jonathan N., Esq., member of Congress, at
Shelter Island. Gazette of

Oct. 15
Oct. IS

Oct. 22

Nov. 28,

1822

May 15,

1823

Aug. 10,

1823

Oct. 5,

1822

Nov. 18,
March 11,

1823
1825

April 12,

1818

Jan. 8,

1816

March 12,

1825

Dec. 22,
Jan. 7,

1799
1805

Jan. 22

Nov. 14

Oct.
Feb

Dec

Sept

Oct.

26;

■ 3

■ 7
16

• 3
:i 16,

Nov. 9;

Apri

1822
1822

1822

1810

1807

1812
1798

r8i6
1825

1767

1770

1799

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 47I

HAVILAND Horatio, at New York. Gazette

of Sept. 22, 1798

HAWEIS Rev. T., M. D., LL. D., at Bath,
Eng., in 87th year; author of Church His-
tory and other reHgious works; father of
Missionary Societies. Gazette of May 4, 1820

HAWKS Miss Desire, in 43d year, Dec. 10, 1794

Aaron, at Wrentham, in 82d year. Ga-
zette of Jan. 1 8, 1800

Edward, merchant, formerly of Rhode Island,
at Augusta, Ga. Gazette of Nov. 10, 1821

Samuel Hopkins, son of Gen. Joseph, at

North Providence, aged 3 years, April i, 1824

John, Esq., collector at the Port of New Bed-
ford, at P^airhaven, in 57th year. Gazette
of Jan. 5, 1825

HAWKE Lord, in England. Gazette of June i, 1805

HAWKES James, in this town, aged 45 years, Dec. 23, 1815

HAWKINS John, Esq., commissary and pay-
master of the Royal Artillery in North
America, in 33d year, at New York, Nov. 7, 1763

Henry, killed on board the british ship Phe-

nix, in the North River. Gazette of May 31, 1777

Capt. James, in 37th year. Gazette of Dec. i, 1781

Capt. Jeremiah, from a fall of a timber. He

was an e.xperienced sea captain; March 28, 1786

Mrs., wife of Capt. Jeremiah. Gazette of Dec. 5, 1789

Dr. Job, at East Greenwich, in 74th year.

Gazette of May 22, 1790

Edward, of this town. Gazette of Sept. 7, 1793

Abigail, wife of Rufus. Gazette of Oct. 10, 1795

Nancy, daughter of the late Edward, aged

18 years. Gazette of Nov. 28, 1795

William, at Pawtuxet, in 19th year. Gazette

of Oct. 29, 1796

Mrs. , widow of late Dr. Job, at

Johnston, at an advanced age. Gazette of July 23, 1803

Mrs. Martha, wife of Rufus, at Johnston, in

63th year. Gazette of Feb. 11, 1804

Desire, daughter of Joseph, at North Provi-
dence, in 33d year. Gazette of Sept. 2, 1809

Mrs. Mary, widow of Capt. Abraham, at

North Providence, in 67th year, April 4, 181 1

Esek H., at North Providence, in 31st year, Oct. 30, 181 1

Harriet, daughter of Joseph, at North Prov-
idence, suddenly, in 26th year, Aug. 29, 18 12

Christopher, formerly of Cranston, at Pough-

keepsie, N. Y., in 40th year, May 5, 1813

Henry, at Smithfield, in 30th year. May 5, 181 3

472

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HAWKINS Col. Benjamin agent for Indian^^af-

fairs, at the Creek Agency, wab a ^^^^^ ^^ ^g^g

4pr.."rn, in8.thyear. Ga- ^^^ ^__ ,3,^

Strangulation, at Winchester, ivy. ^^^^^ ^^ ^^^^^

Ruffs! in this town, in 51st year. Gazette ^^^ ^^ ^^^^

of t. Tuly 8, 1818

Tohn at Smithfield, m 74th year, J >

E'Mary Crawford, in this town, in 41st ^^^ ^^^ ^^^^

M^Abigail, widow of Joseph and W^

of Esek Hopkins, Esq., at Morth rro ^p^^^ 35, 1821
dence, ^ged 73 years ^^^^^^

been i." he water about two weeks. Ga- ^^^^^ ^^_ ^^^^

Capt" Wlliam, formerly of this town, at ^^^^ ^^_ ^^^^

Mr?Trlh,\^arorckpt. James, at Paw- ^^^_ ^^^ ^^^,

BaS, at 'crUSn'. in 75th year, a soldier ^^^ _^_ ^^^,

EhLbeth'^^^nrdaughter of Ephra.m, at ^^_ ^^^^

Mfsn^t^:^,^?^'etrs?erhen, at Newport. ^^^ ^^^ ,3^^

Mrll/r^'^ife of John, Esq., at Smithfield, ^^^^^ ^_ ^^^^

HAWKSWoFtH Doctor, the author, in Eng- ^^^^^ ^^_ _^^^

hawI'eY adlonfa Marshpee. Mass., aged

"^"^ styearslTad been employed there as a ^^^ ^^_ ^^^^

Ca"rs""'of=BSg"port"?"rong Island
^^g und; h^Vtempya to put on h. grea

coat by inserting both arms at once tell ^g^^

overboard and was browned. Gazette ot
Inbn at Bridgewater, Ct., in 1 8th year, icu

^thmugh th?ee scuttles of a buddmg. Ga- ^^^ ^_^ ^^^^

HAwl'"john, barber of the General Greene, at ^^^^ ^_ _ ^^

HAY "chart! Esq! captain of His Majesty's ^^^^^ ^_ _^^^

Co^'^Sd^^e^hr VeronI°*Ga.ette of

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

47

HAY Rt. Rev. Dr. George, aged 83 years; 48
years Roman Catholic Bishop of Scotland,
at Inverness, Scot. Gazette of
H AYDEN Capt. John, formerly of Newport, at
Dunkirk, N. Y., in 41st year. Gazette of
Seth, a shoemaker, killed for not conforming
to a Roman Catholic ceremony; was a
native of York State, in Mexico. Gazette
of
HAYN , the musical composer, at Vi-
enna. Gazette of
HAYDN , the musical composer, in Ger-
many, aged 75 years. Gazette of
the musical composer, m Germany. Gazette
of
HAYEN Gen. Moses, at Troy, N. Y., aged 69
years; in the Revolution he commanded a
corps called "Congress Own Regiment."
Gazette of
HAYES Seir, at North Yarmouth, in 24th
year; member of the senior class, B. U.,
Rebecca, widow of Judah, at New York, in

92d year. Gazette of
Mrs. Rebecca, second daughter of Moses M.,

Esq.. at Boston,
Henry Bacon, supercargo of the brig Hiram,

of this port, at Antiqua, in 22d year,
Moses M., at Boston, in 64th year; was a
native of New York, but had resided at
Boston for the last 24 years of his life;
(buried at Newport in Jewish Cemetery),
Rachel, widow of Moses M., Esq., at Boston,

aged 71 years, buried at Newport,
Mrs. , wife of James; in a freak of in-
sanity killed her three chiJdren and at-
tempted her own life, at York Co., Va.,
Major Samuel, formerly of Massachusetts, at
Scituate,
HAYFORD Mrs. Mary, wife of Gardiner, in
this town, in 21st year,
Charles F., son of Daniel, of this town, at
sea, in 20th year. Gazette of
HAYLEY George, Esq., at London, Eng.; al-
derman of Cordwainers ward and an emi-
nent merchant of that city,
HAYMAN John, mariner, in 27th year. Ga-
zette of

HAYNES Deacon , of Sudbury; killed

at Lexington,

Dec. 21,

[Sii

March 12,

[796

Nov. 3,

[824

Aug. 26, ]

809

March 23,

[805

July 7.

810

Feb. 19, 1

803

May 18,

[801

April 18, 1

801

July 22,

802

Oct. I,

[804

May 9,

[805

Sept. 29,

[810

June 4,

811

Feb. 1 1,

1815

Jan. 19,

817

April 12.

817

Sept. I,

[781

Oct. 26,

81 1

April 19,

1775

474 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HAYNES Capt. , of brig Happy Return;

died at sea. Gazette of
Barney, at Philadelphia, of the fever. Ga-
zette of
Mrs. Sarah, formerly of Boston, in this town,

aged 65 years,
HAYWARD Mrs. , in this town. Ga-
zette of
William, at Baltimore; Friend Minister for

many years. Gazette of
Mrs. Mary, wife of Philip, Esq., and daughter

of Capt. Samuel Soule, of this town, at

Ashford, Ct.,
Dea. Caleb, at Pomfret, Ct., aged 91 years,
Jonathan, at West Bridgewater, Mass.,

aged 89 years,
HAZARD Nathaniel, of New York, merchant,

suddenly.
Dr. Robert, at South Kingstown. Gazette of
Col. Thomas, a few days since, at South

Kingstown. Gazette of
Enoch, for many years one of the assistants

of the State, at Newport. Gezette of
Catherine, widow of Samuel, Esq., at New

York. Gazette of
Capt. Stanton, late of Newport, at the Bay

of Hunduras. Gazette of
Freelove Sophia, daughter of George, Esq.,

at Newport, in 19th year. Gazette of
Joseph, Esq., at South Kingstown, aged 63

years. Gazette of
Capt. George, aged 22 years, at Newport.

Gazette of
Carder, at South Kingstown, in 59th year;

one of the Justices of the Supreme Court,
William, son of Hon. George, at Newport, in

1 8th year,
Jeremiah, late of North Kingstown, at Island

of Patience. Gazette of
Hon. George, at Newport, aged 74 years,
John A., purser of the General Greene, at

sea. Gazette of
Jonathan, 2d, officer of marines of the General

Greene, at sea. Gazette of
Miss Hannah, in this town, aged 58 years,
Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of Thomas, of South

Kingstown, at Newport, in 80th year.

Gazette of
Patrick, of South Kingstown, at Preston, Ct,;

killed by a falling tree. Gazette of

April 22, I

786

Oct. 19, 1

799

Feb. 28, ]

813

Sept. 9, ]

797

Jan. 22, ]

814

July 16, I
Jan. 22,

821
823

April 30, I

824

Dec. 31, 1
March 2,

764
[771

Oct. 9,

[779

July 23,

785

Aug. 30,

[788

March 7,

[789

April 17,

[790

May 8,

1790

Aug. 25,

[792

Nov. 24,

[792

Oct. 24,

1794

P'eb. 7, ]
Aug. II,

795
1797

Aug. 3,

1799

Aug. 3,
April 4,

[799
[803

Feb. 18,

[804

Feb. 16,

[805

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 475

HAZARD John, Jr., at North Kingstown, in
320! year. Gazette of

Hannah, wife of Kphraim, and daughter of
the late Capt. Richard Updike, at North
Kingstown,

Mrs. Patience, widow of Oliver, Esq., of
South Kingstown, in 80th year, in this
town,

Mrs. Ann, wife of Capt. Charles, and eldest
daughter of John Hours, Esq., of Newport,
at New London, aged 40 years, leaving 6
young and very interesting children,

Abigail, widow of Samuel, at Westerly,

Jane, widow of Hon. George, at Portsmouth,
in 67th year,

George, infant daughter of named Lydia,
aged 8 mos.,

Bedford, at Middletown, drowned,

Bedford, at Middletown, in 22d year, drowned,

Mrs. Abigail R., wife of Thomas H., and
daughter of the late Sylvester Robinson,
Esq., at Newport, aged 49 years. Ga-
zette of

Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of Gideon, of South
Kingstown, at Newport. Gazette of

Nathaniel, member of Congress from Rhode
Island, at Washington, and buried there,
died,

Thomas G., formerly of Newport, at South
Kingstown, in 84th year,

Mrs. Sarah, wife of Edward, Esq., at South
• Kingstown, aged 72 years,

Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of Mumford, at New-
port, in 62d years,

Carder, Esq., at Norwich, Ct., aged 44
years. Gazette of

Richard, Jun., at Newport, aged 27 years,

Capt. Joshua, at Westerly, aged 50 years,

Mrs. Ruth, wife of Godfrey, at Newport, aged
68 years,

Sarah Robinson, daughter of Joseph W., at
Newport, aged 18 months. Gazette of
HAZEN Dr. Benjamin, in this town, aged about
40 years,

Mrs. , wife of N , in a fit; she

fell into the fire and perished before she
could be rescued; in Pennsylvania. Ga-
zette of
HEATH Major Peleg, at Barrington, in 40th
year,

May 17,

1806

June 23,

1808

J"iy 9-

1809

Oct. 17,
Nov. 15,

1810
1811

Dec. 29,

1811

May 18,
Sept. 15,
Sept. 23,

1814
1815
1815

May 16,

1818

Nov. 27,

1819

Dec. 17,

1820

Dec. 28,

1820

June 6,

1821

Dec. 12,

1822

►larch 26,
July 26,
Nov. 14,

1823
1823
1823

April 2,

1825

Aug. 20,

1825

June 5,

1814

Feb. I,

1817

July 4,

1786

476

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HEATH Rebecca, daughter of Nathaniel, at
Barrington, aged 21 years. Gazette of

Hon. John, at Richmond, Va.,

Samuel W., at Pawtucket, late of Marblehead,
aged 37 years,

James M., formerly of Newport, at Charles-
ton, S. C, in 38th year. Gazette of

Hon. William, at Roxbury, Mass., judge of
probate for Norfolk Co., Mass., aged TJ
years,

Mrs. , wife of Nathaniel, at Barring-
ton, of the fever. Gazette of

Nathaniel, Jun., son of Nathaniel, at Barring-
ton, of the fever. Gazette of

Gen. Richard G., the hero of North Point,
at Baltimore. Gazette of

Mary, widow of Joseph, formerly of Roxbury,

Mass., in this town, in 83d year,

HEATHCOCK John, a Revolutionary soldier,

at Warren Co., N. C, aged 103 years.

Gazette of

HEATLEY Seaton Grout, Esq., a native of

Newport, at Bengal, India. Gazette of
HEATON Benjamin, printer, aged 25 years, at
Wrentham,

Nathaniel, at Wrentham, in 66th year,

Miss Margaret, of Wrentham, aged 43 years.
Gazette of

Lois, wife of David, in this town, in 48th
year,

Mrs. Margaret, widow of Nathaniel, late of
Wrentham, Mass., in this town, in 90th
year; sixty years member of Baptist church,
HECKEWELBER Rev. John, at Bethleham,
Penn., aged 79 years; had spent a large
part of his time among the Indians and
had written works respecting them. Ga-
zette of
HECTOR Benjamin (colored), lost at sea from
on board brig Bocca Tigris, of Boston,

James, at Lansingburgh; poisoned from eat-
ing water hemlock, thinking it spikenard.
Gazette of
HEAD Mrs. Sarah, wife of James, of Warren,
Me., merchant, and daughter of Capt.
Joseph Olney, of the city of Hudson,
N. Y., late of this town. Gazette of

Mrs. Mary, widow of Lovet, formerly of
Little Compton, at Newport, aged 65 years.

April 14, 1798
Oct. 13, 1810

Oct. 21, 1812

Nov. 21, 1 812

Jan. 24, 1814
April 27, 1 8 16
April 27, 1 8 16

Dec. 22, 1 82 1
Sept. 21, 1822

July 9, 1825

May 9, 1795

June 8, 1800
Jan. 12, 1805

Aug. 22, 1812

Dec. 3, 1821

Aug. I, 1825

Feb. 12, 1823
March 2, 1820

March 26, 1825

Jan. 5, 180S
Jan. I, 1824

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

477

Dec. 13,

June 25,

July 26,

April 7,

July 13.
Oct. 26,

817

HEAD Ruth, wife of William, at Little Compton,

aged i"] years. Gazette of July 21, 1824

HEADLEY James; he and wife was called out
in the night to visit a sick neighbor, leav-
ing their children in bed. The next morn-
ing the three children were found in the
back yard frozen to death; supposed they
got up and missing their parents went out
to find them and perished in the deep
snow, in the Susquehanna Country. Ga-
zette of Feb. 26, 1791
HEAGY Henry, at Gettysburg, Penn.; killed
by James Hunter, with a scythe which
nearly cut his head off. Gazette of July 19,
HEALEY Thomas, barber, at Providence. Ga-
zette of

Mary. Gazette of

Lemuel, aged 68 years. Gazette of

Recompence, in this town, at an advanced
age,

Thomas, mate of ship Hope, of this port, at
Havana. Gazette of

Mrs. Margaret, widow of Samuel, formerly
of Attleboro, at Thomaston, Me., in 84th
year. Gazette of

Mrs. Lucy, wife of Recompence, in this town,
in 73d year,

Eliza, eldest daughter of John, Jun., aged 9
years, 3 months,

Mrs. Martha, in 76th year,

Mrs. Sally, wife of Major Jedediah, at Worces-
ter, aged 65 years.

Major Jedediah, at Worcester, aged 6'^^ years,

Samuel, in this town, in 59th year,
HEARD Daniel S., of sTiip Arab, aged 24 years,
son of John Heard, of Ipswich, at Canton,
HEARN Davie, chief officer of the ship America,
of Philadelphia, at sea on passage from
Isle of P" ranee to Batavia,
HEFFERLEN Mary Ann Justin, infant daugh-
ter of Richard, in this town, aged 7 months,
14 days,
HEFP'ERLIN Mrs. Freelove, wife of Richard,
and daughter of Capt. John Justin, of this
town, at Charleston, S. C, in 25th year,
HEFFERNAN Sukey, drowned in Newport
harbor,

Mr. , at Philadelphia. Gazette of

HEFFORD Mrs. Hannah, at Newport, in 87th

year. Gazette of Feb. 13, 1822

Nov. 23,
Jan. 5,
Dec. 5,

1771
1782

1795

May 14,

1808

Oct. 13,

1810

Feb. 26,

1814

May 28,

1819

Nov. 30,
Dec. 13,

1819
1819

Feb. 3,

Feb. 7,

March 17,

1821
1821
1821

801

804

820

823

782

793

478

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HEIFTFR Gen. Daniel, member of Congress
from Maryland, at Washington city. Ga-
zette of T, u

HEIGHT Caleb, aged 51 years, near Fough-
keepsie, N. Y.; while out gunnmg dis-
charo-ed the contents of his musket through
his neck Wednesday; lived till Sunday,
when he died. Gazette of , ^ ,

HEINEKIN J. H., the Dutch agent and Dutch
East India Company, at Germantown,
Penn. Gazette of ■ , , ^ ^ -u ■,

HELE Lieut. , of the Formidable; killed

in action of Monserrat,

HELLEGAS Henry, Esq., at Philadelphia.

f^ nyf^ttp- of

HELLEN John P., Jun., son of John P., of this
town, in 30th year, at sea, on board brig
George on passage from Portsmouth tor
New Orleans. Gazette of
HELME Caleb, died at Halifax, a prisoner of
war, between Nov. 23, 1776, and
Powell, eldest son of James, Esq., in his 38th

year, at South Kingstown,
Rouse J., at South Kmgstown, aged 45 years.

Gazette of ^ , t^- ^

Nathaniel, Jun., Esq., at South Kmgstown,
clerk of the court for Washington Co.
Gazette of
Patty, daughter of Robert, at South Kings-
town, in 17th year. Gazette of
Deborah, wife of William, at Newport, in

38th year. Gazette of
John Clarke, son of James, Esq., at South

Kingstown, in 27th year,
Mrs. Alice, wife ot James, Jun., h.sq., at

South Kingstown,
Capt. Simeon, at Newport, aged 26 years.

r^j^7Ptt"G of
Tames, Jun., Esq., at South Kingstown, in
3Qth year; 20 years a justice of peace and
many years clerk of the supreme court for
Washington Co.,
William, son of the late Major William, of

Newport, at Pawtucket, in 23d year,
Mercy, widow, formerly of South Kingstown,

at Burrillville, in 93d year,
Miss Abigail, at Newport, m 83d year,
Edward, son of Edward, in this town, aged
15 months.

March 24, 1804

May 14, 1823

Oct. 29, 1808

April — , 1782

Oct. 6, 1798

Feb. 28, 1824
Dec. 26, 1777
April 7, 1780
Oct. 24, 1789

Nov. 21, 1789
Sept. 9, 1797

April 30, 1808
Aug. 2, 1810

Aug. 15, 1811

Aug. 26, 181 5

Feb. 28, 1819

March 13, 1819

Oct. 21, 1819
July 28, 1821

April 17, 1822

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

479

HELME Nathaniel, son of James, Esq., aged 25
years, graduate of B. U., at South Kings-
town,

Charles, son of the late Major William, of
Newport, in 25th year; at sea on board the
Brothers of Nantucket on passage from the
South Seas. Gazette of

Mrs. Cornelia, wife of Edward, in this
town, in 30th year,

Sarah, widow of Capt. Nathaniel R., at New-
port, aged 55 years,

James, at South Kingstown, in 74th year,

James Powell, only son of Col. Bernon, in
this town, in 8th year,
HEMENWAY Daniel, of Framingham; wounded
at Lexington,

Rev. Moses, D. D., for more than fifty years
pastor of First Church, at Wells, Mass.
Gazette of

Nathan, in this town, in i6th year, son of
Daniel,

Dr. Samuel, at Boston, aged 45 years. Ga-
zette of
HEMPSTEAD Benjamin, at Norwich, Ct., aged
44 years. Gazette of

John, at Stephentown, N. Y., aged 106 years.
Gazette of
HENDERSON Major William; he commanded
the honorary guard of Congress at the
Declaration of Independence in 1776 and
was active duiing the war of the Revolu-
tion; at Huntingdon, Penn. Gazette of

John, at Fishkill, aged 102 years, a veteran
k British soldier, who had fought in Europe

and America,

Matthew, found murdered near Centre Square,
Philadelphia,

Archibald, Esq., a distinguished legal charac-
ter, at Salisbury, N. C. Gazette of
HENDALL Rev. Dr. William, of the German
Reformed Church, at Philadelphia. Ga-
zette of
HENDLEY John Lewis, only son of John D.,
aged 5 months, in this town,

Mrs. Ann L., wife of John D., in this town,
in 41st year,

Col. David, at Washington, D. C, aged 75
years; was an officer in the Revolution.
Gazette of

Oct. 30, 1822

July 2, 1823

Aug. 16, 1823

Dec. 18, 1823
Dec. 23, 1823

March 23, 1825

April 19, 1775

May 18, 1811

Jan. 5, 1816

Jan. 25, 1823

Sept. 15, 1798

July 25, 1801

Oct. 5, 18 n

Dec. 15, 1811
Dec. 21, 1813
Nov. 16, 1822

Oct. 6, 1798
March 9, 181 5
Sept. 10, 1822

Jan. 15, 1823

480

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HENDRICKS Uriah, at New York. Gazette
of

Mrs. Alpha, wife of CorneHus, at Cumber-
land, aged 35 years,

HENLEY Lieut. , of the Constitution, at

Matanzas,
HENRICK Peter, a black fiddler, drowned from
the wharf, at Boston. Gazette of

HENROIT Gen. , at Paris, aged 33 years,

executed
HENRY George, a soldier, from gunshot wounds
and amputation of a leg, at New York,

Col. William, in New Jersey, aged about 66
years. Gazette of

John, the comedian, on passage from New
York to Newport; buried at Fisher's
Island, Gazette of

Mrs. Maria, late of the American theatre, at
Philadelphia. Gazette of

John, Esq., formerly Governor of Maryland,
at Easton, Md. Gazette of

Patrick, Esq., one of the envoys appointed to
negotiate with France; in Virginia. Ga-
zette of

William, acting midshipman of the General
Greene, at sea. Gazette of

Prince, brother of the late King, aged "j^
years, in Germany. Gazette of

James, Esq., in Virginia, aged 73 years; a
member of the Old Congress and late a
judge m the General Court of that State.
Gazette of

Alexander, of this town, in 39th year,

Mrs. Chloe, wife of Benjamin, at Holden,
Mass., eldest daughter of Ephraim Allen,
formerly of Attleboro, Mass. Gazette of

Edmund, Esq.; his only son in coming home
persisted in being towed by the steamboat;
he was warned of the danger but still per-
sisted m the whim; the result his boat
swamped and he was drowned; his age was
18 years. Gazette of

Hugh, native of Ireland, fell from the scaf-
fold, in this town,

Mrs. Lydia, wife of Stephen, Esq., in this
town, in 46th year,

Horace, son of Caleb, at Cranston, aged 20
years,
HENSHAW Hon.JSamuel, judge of probate, at
Northampton, Mass. Gazette of

Oct. 6, 1778
July I, 1822
July 14, 1825
June 6, 1 801
July 28, 1794
Aug. I, 1766
March 9, 1793

Oct. 25, 1794
May 9, 1795
Jan. 5, 1799

June 29, 1799

Aug. 3, 1799

Oct. 9, 1802

Feb. 9, 1805
March 12, 1808

June 13, 1 8 12

May 22, 1822

July 29, 1822

Feb. 14, 1825

March 25, 1825

March 25, 1809

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 43 1

HENSHAW Samuel, at Newport, in 27th year, Nov. 28, 1821
John, at Newport, aged 70 years. Gazette

of March 16, 1825

HERBERT Rt. Hon. Henry, Earl of Carna-
won, and Baron of Porchester, of High
Cleve, in county of Hants, privy councillor
and LL. D.; he is succeeded in the title by
his eldest son, Henry George, Lord Por-
chester; member of Parliament for Crick-
dale; in London, in 70th year. Gazette of Aug. 3, 181 r

HERD Mrs. Amey, daughter of Joseph Whipple,

at Smithfield, Jan. 17, 1803

HEREDIA Don Jose, commandant at Cadiz,
stabbed by Jose Elorintino Horra. Ga-
zette of July 6. 1816

HEREF'ORD The Dowager Viscountess, in

England. Gazette of Aug. 23, 18 17

HERFORD G. C, cashier of Newark State
Bank, accidently shot while loading a pis-
tol, at Newark, N. J. Gazette of May i, 1813

HERLITZ Capt. Joseph, formerly of New

York, in this town, in 35th year, Dec. 20, 18 17

HERN Maurice, at Providence, blacksmith,

suddenly, June 8, 1772

HERON Mrs. , perished in the burning

of the theatre, at Richmond, Va., Dec. 26, 181 1

HERR Mrs. Catharine, in Lancaster Co.,

Penn., aged 36 years, Oct. 11, 1822

HERRESHOFF Charles F., Esq., of Bristol,
aged 50 years, a native of Prussia, at Her-
kimer Co., N. Y., Dec. 19, 1819

HERRICK Isaac, at Griswold, Ct., aged 98
years; he had 11 children, 92 grand, 182
great-grand, and i great-great-grand child-
ren. Gazette of Feb. 28, 181 8

HERRICK Mrs. Sarah, wife of Capt. J ,

and eldest daughter of Joseph Colby, Esq.,
at New London, N. H., aged 33 years.
Gazette of March 5, 1823

HERRING Patrick, native of Ireland, lately
employed in the coal mine on Rhode
Island; found dead in the chamber of a
house near India Point; thought he fell
down stairs in the night time, Sept. 13, 1819

HERRINGTON Dr. Ezekiel, at Glocester, at

an advanced age. Gazette of July 18, 1795

Mrs. Mary, aged about 90 years, in this

town. May 18, 181 1

Mrs. Ruth, wife of William, at Smithfield,

aged 42 years, April 21, 18 16

482

VITAL RECOBD OF RHODE ISLAND

HERRINGTON Miss Serena, daughter of Jesse, ^^^ ^^^ ^^^^

at Coventry, aged 19 years.

June I, 1823

Harbor, ,^. , r)ec o, 1770

HFRSEY Dr. Ezekiel, at Hinghani, ,. uc^- y. //

SIrIhELL Dr. -, the astronomer, m ___ _^^_

HERTzIeRG C^unt'ci: at Berlin, Ger., . May 27, .795

SIIvIy. Capt. — -. of -unds received m ^ ^ ^^

action, at sea. Gazette ot • „ r ., _ ^

Miss Julia, perished in the burning of the ^^^ ^^^^ ^^^^
theatre, at Richmond, Va.,
HESSE PhiUpstahl, Prince Charles of , at P rank-
^^' fort, Germany from wounds received ^^ ^^^^

T)pc 2 I7Q2. Gazette oi _ . ^

Phniipstal, the Prince of, killed m action. ^^^^ ^^^ ^^^^

Th^^tandgrave of, His Serene Highness,

Frederick George Augustus, at Grosgerau, ^^^ ^^^^

Ger., in 49th year, ^j -,q

The Landgrave of, in Germany, aged 38 ^^ ^g^^

vears Gazette of ,

HFSSFLTINE Mr. , the King's proctor;

""^^^he amassed by his profession ^200,000,

the office nets him ;^20,ooo per annum, m ^^^ ^^^^

Fno-land. Gazette ot ^. . .- i.

HETH "Capt. John, member of Cmcmnat., at ^ _^^^

Richmond, Va. Gazette of
Henrv G., drowned, near City Point, Bait -

mo?e, by upsetting of a boat in a squall. ^^^ ^^^ ^^^^

Gazette of a , 1 -d ;r^ <-v.iQ

HETHERINGTON Capt. Abel B., in this ^^^ ^^ ^^^^

HEWERT Robert, of Raynham, at Havana. ^^^ ^^^ ^^^

HEwfrDr.1oseph,Jr. Gazette of Aug. 20, .785

" Mrs Peneloi^e, wifeV Dr. Joseph. Gazette ^^_ _^^^

Josiah, at Philadelphia. Gazette of Oct. ^^^ ^^^ ^^^^

Dr^.'a:tt;;ifttn a^^^^ 82 years, Sept. 30, ^6

Abraham, merchant, at Alexandria. Gazette ^^^ ^^^ ^^^^

HFWETT Caleb, sheriff of Davidson Co.,
"^ Venn., from a wound received with an adze

in the hands of James Maxwell whom he ^^^ ^^^^

w^K arrestina:. Gazette 01
dS T.!gra!uate of B. U., at Cincinnati, ^^^^

O. Gazette of

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

HEWETT Daniel T., printer, aged 26 years, two
years resident of New Haven, Ct., at Cin-
cinnati, O. The graduate of B. U. of same
name above mentioned is still believed to
be living. Gazette of Sept. 25, 1S24

HEWLETT Josiah, at Groton, Ct., aged 95
years; was father of 27 children by one
wife. Gazette of Feb. 14, 1821

HEWSON Hugh; he was the identical Hugh
Strap, when Dr. Smallet has rendered so
interesting in his Roderick Random; in
London, aged 84 years. Gazette of May 13, 1809

HEYDEN Jacob D., vender, aged 50 years, ,

Patroon of Troy, at Troy, N. Y., Sept. 4, 1N09

HEYER Mrs. Margaret, wife of Walter W.,
printer, at New York, in 31st year. Ga-
zette of July 23, 1808
HIGHBORN Miss Betsey, aged 27 years, at

Boston, Oct. 2, 1803

Mrs. Susannah, at Boston, aged 65 years.

Gazette of Dec. 5, 1807

HICKMAN David, at Philadelphia. Gazette

of Oct. 12, 1793

George, murdered by Charles H. De Rome

and wife, at Vincennes, Ind. Gazette of Jan. 22, 1823

HICKS John, of Cambridge, killed at Lexing-
ton, April 19, 1775
Weston, Esq., at Portsmouth, aged 83 years.

Gazette of Dec. 20, 1788

Dr. John B., at New York. Gazette of Oct. 6, 1798

Benjamin, Esq., at Swanzey, in 92d year.

Gazette of Feb. 12, 1803

Capt. David, of ship Neptune, of this port,

near Brunswick, N. C. Gazette of April 14, 1804

Rev. Jacob, at Rehoboth, in 70th year. Ga-
zette of April 8, 1809
Daniel, formerly of Swanzey, Mass., at Man-
chester, Vt., suddenly, aged 72 years. Ga-
zette of Feb. 25, I Si 5
Mrs. Mary, widow of Isaac, at Smithfield,

aged 96 years. Gazette of March 11, i Si 5

Mrs. Eliza, widow of Henry, at Warren, in

38th year. Gazette of Nov. 11, 1815

David, formerly of Swanzey, in this town, in

72d year, July 5, 18 16

Jane, widow of David, aged about 60 years,

in this town, Dec. 5, 1817

Coggeshall, at Tiverton, in 31st year, Oct. 3, 1818

Elisha, in this town, in 43d year, June 8, 18 19

484

VITAL EECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

own
shot

Ga-

HICKS Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of Capt. John, at
Newport, aged 68 years. Gazette of

Asa, aged 49 years, at North Providence, in
consequence of an excessive chill,

Mrs. Lydia, wife of Capt. Benoni, at Taun-
ton, aged 29 years. Gazette of

Hon. John D., late member of assembly of
New York; at Rockaway, L. I. Gazette of

Charles, of Society of Friends, at Flushing,
L. I. Gazette of

Horatio Rogers, son of Capt. Ratcliffe, in
this town, aged i year,

Stephen (colored), murdered in his
house, at West Chester, Penn., by a
fired from an ambush,

Isaac, in this town, at an advanced age,

Samuel, at Portsmouth, aged 86 years,
zette of

Samuel, at Portsmouth, R. I., aged 86 years.
Gazette of
HIDDEN Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of James, in this
town, in 36th year,

Mrs. Harriet, wife of Enock, formerly of this
town, in 27th year, daughter of Ezra
Hubbard, at New York,

James, in this town, in 50th year,
HIERLIHY Thomas, at Coventry, in 50th year,
HIESTER Elizabeth, wife of Gen. Joseph, late
Governor of Pennsylvania, at Philadelphia,
aged 75 years. Gazette of

HIGGINS Dr. , died at Halifax, a prisoner

of war, between Nov. 23, 1776, and

Samuel, died at Halifax, a prisoner of war,
between Nov. 23, 1776, and

Joseph, an ingenius mechanic, at North
Providence, aged 47 years; was caught in
the cog wheel of his grist mill; he leaves a
wife and 5 children,

, killed by a man named David Greer,

in Washington Co., Tenn.,

John R., at Newport, aged 26 years.

Col. Robert, at Higginsport, Ohio, aged 79
years; was through the whole of the Revo-
lution as a captain in the regular service.
Gazette of
HILL Nathaniel, drowned; he with Capt. Thomas
Remington, John Arnold, Jr., and one
more were rowing from a vessel in East
Greenwich Harbor to the shore; the frail
skiff upset; the others reached shore in an
exhausted condition, but alive,

Sept. 28, 1820
Feb. 19, 1823
April 19, 1823
Sept. 24, 1 823
June 19, 1824
July 6, 1824

Dec. 25, 1824
May 17, 1825

Sept. 7, 1825

Sept. 14, 1825

Oct. 2, 1808

Nov. 15, 1 81 5

Oct. 4, 1818

Feb. 15, 1823

June 29, 1825
Dec. 26, 1777
Dec. 26, 1777

Nov. 10, 1 8 10

Dec. 3, 1824
Dec. 24, 1824

July 9, 1825

March 5, 1763

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

485

HILL Holmes, in 34th year,

Mrs. , wife of Thomas, struck by light-
ning near Frederickstovvn, Md.,

Rebecca, daughter of Joseph, of Newport, at
Harrington, in i8th year. Gazette of

Capt. Stephen, of the scow Sea Otter of
Boston, killed on the northwest coast by
the natives. Gazette of

Joseph, Jun., in this town, aged 26 years.
Gazette of

Rhoda, daughter of Samuel, at Smithfield,
aged 19 years. Gazette of

Miss Sally, at Warren, in 33d year. Gazette
of

Samuel, at Boston, engraver, aged 38 years.
Gazette of

Mrs. Polly, wife of Major Christopher, of
this town, in 43d year,

Jonathan, Jun., at Framingham, very sud-
denly, aged 39 years,

David, at Rehoboth, in 6ist year. Gazette
of

Hon. William, representative in Congress
from Wilmington district, N. C Gazette
of

Benjamin M., formerly of Newport, at sea, on
passage from Havana to Philadelphia,

Rebecca, widow of Daxid, of Rehoboth, at
Pawtucket, in 59th year,

Capt. Asa, formerly of Rehoboth, at Charles-
ton, S. C, in 32d year,

Mr. , at VVhitten, Eng., leaving an

enormous fortune of ;^8oo,ooo sterlmg; he
bequeathed to the two gentlemen who con-
ducted his business ;^36o,ooo each and to
a clergyman ^40,000. Gazette of

Miss Ruth,

Mrs. , wife of Robert, killed by light-
ning while she was tending her infant in
the cradle, who received no injury, at Lee,
N. H.,

Mrs. Mary, wife of Henry, m this town, in
29th year,

Parker, son of Daniel, one of the first settlers
of the town, at Sterling, Ct. Gazette of

Miss Lydia M., eldest daughter of Deacon
John, in this town, in 25th year,

Thomas Ouincy, of Boston, merchant, aged
24 years, at sea, on passage to Madeira for
the restoration of his health. Gazette of

Dec. 9,

July 6,

June 13,

Oct. 28,

Nov. I,

June 13,

Jan. 22,

Mays,

June 5,

Sept. 27,

Nov. 5,

Jan. 7,
June 15,
Sept. 12,

Oct. 5,

Feb. 17,
Julys'.

1810
1810

May 22,

1812

Aug. 13,

1812

Feb. 13,

1813

Aug. 9,

1813

Nov. 13,

1813

787
792

795

797
800
801
803
804
807
807
808

809
809
809
809

486 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HILL Lois, wife of Jonathan, at Framingham, in

66th year, May 26, 18 14

Caleb, one of the judges of the county of

Grand Isle, Vt., shot in an action with a

boat's crew under Lieut. Drury,at his house,

at Vineyard (Isle de la Moth), Aug. 16, 1814

Wright; he accidently shot his wife with the

gun to which he was fixing a new flint, at

Warren Co., Tenn., Nov. 24, 1814

Mrs. , wife of Jesse, at Glocester, April 11, 1816

Capt. Thomas, at Foster, in 46th year, very

suddenly, July 18, 18 16

Job W., at Warwick, in 25th year, Aug. 2, 1816

Rev. John, pastor of the Congregational

Church, at Seekonk, in 59th year, Nov. 14, 1816

Jane, aged 16 years, at Lyme, Ct., fell from

the wharf and drowned, Aug. 13, 18 17

Daniel, son of Samuel, of Smithfield, in 2Sth

year, at Spartenburg, S. C, Sept. 23, 181 7

John, Jr., son of John, of this town, at

Milledgeville, Geo., in 28th year, Nov. 2, 1819

Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Samuel, in 80th year, Dec. 30, 18 19
Joseph, in this town, in 8ist year. May 30, 1820

Henry, formerly of Brighton, Mass., in 38th

year, Aug. 13, 1820

Jeremiah, in the hospital, in 29th year, Sept. 18, 1820

Capt. Aaron, of this town, at New York,

aged 35 years, Feb. 24, 1821

Randall, at Foster, in 26th year, April 8, 182 1

Mrs. Sarah, widow of Jeremiah, of Newport,

at this town, aged 65 years, Aug. 9, 1821

Mrs. Lydia, in this town, aged 83 years, May 12, 1822

Mrs. Anna, wife of Henry, Esq., at Boston,

aged 84 years. Gazette of Dec. 21, 1822

Caleb, in Newbury, aged 55 years. Gazette

of Dec. 21, 1822

Cromwell, at Pawtucket, aged 49 years, Dec. 24, 1822

William E., of this town, in 25th year, at

Charleston, S. C; by his death his father

loses his ninth and only child, Aug. 15, 1823

Leonard, Jun., in this town, in 31st year, Sept. 9, 1823'

James, at Smithfield, aged 25 years, from a

falling tree, Dec. 22, 1823

Mrs. Sarah, at Cumberland, aged 88 years, Feb. 24, 1825

Mrs. Freelove, wife of James, formerly of

Seekonk, at Johnston, aged 75 years, March 3, 1825

Mrs. Charlotte, widow of Henry, in this

town, aged 37 years. May 4, 1S25

Benjamin, at Cranston, in 80th year. Ga-
zette of Aug. 17, 1825

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATH8 437

HILL Zeviah, daughter of Nathaniel, aged 22

years, at Foster. Gazette of Aug. 31, 1825

HILLDRUP Thomas. Esq., at Hartford. Ga-
zette of Oct. 3, 1795
Mrs. , widow of Thomas, at Hartford.

Gazette of Nov. 26, 1796

HILLDRETH OHver, at Petersham, N. H.;

thrown from a sleigh and so injured he

died next mornmg, Jan. 22, 181 1

HILLEGAS Michael, Esq., late an alderman

of that city, at Philadelphia, in 76th year.

Gazette of Oct. 6, 1804

MILLIARD Rev. Timothy, at Cambridge.

Gazette of May 15, 1790

HILLS Capt. Samuel C., of Boston, at Havana.

Gazette of Aug. i, 1807

John, son of James, at Warwick, formerly of

Seekonk, aged 30 years, April 8, 1824

HILTON Sarah, wife of John, formerly of

Dochdale, Lancashire, P^ng., in 47th year. Dec. 28, 181 5
HIMES Mr. , a schoolmaster, drowned

in Coweset Bay, June 10, 1821

HINCKLEY Daniel, died at Halifax, a prisoner

of war, between Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

Kezia V., wife of Cornelius T., and daughter

of Capt. David Joy, of Nantucket, and

carried there for interment, in this town, Sept. 29, 1825

HINES Elder Philemon, formerly of Glocester,

R. I., at Lyndon, Vt. Gazette of June 21, 1794

Rev. Thomas, an itinerant preacher, at New-

bern, N. C; paper says "In the saddle

bags of this servant of God and Mammon

were found a Bible and a complete apparatus

for stampmg and milling of dollars;" in

Wayne Co., N. C. Gazette of March 30, 1805

Elder Ebenezer, at New Bedford, aged 92

years; was formerly settled over a Baptist

Church at Middleboro. Gazette of May 30, 1812

Mrs. Phebe, wife of Joseph, Esq., at Coventry,

in 49th year. Gazette of July 25, 1818

Nancy, daughter of Joseph, at Warwick, in

1 8th year, March 30, 1820

Dauphine, son of William, at Norwich, Ct.,

aged 4 years, June 14, 1824

William Henry, infant son of Col. William,

at Norwich, July 2^, 1824

Samuel, Esq., aged about 45 years, native of

Canterbury, N. H.; has resided for a num-
ber of years at Blakely, Ala.; he arrived

here from New York the 7th in the steam-
boat; his health very infirm, died Aug. 10, 1825

^gg VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HINMAN Capt. Elisha, at New London, Ct.,

ao-ed 7d vears; was a commander m the

nivy in\he Revolution. Gazette of Sept. 12, 1807

Col Beniamin, at Southbury, Ct., m 91st

year; formerly member of general assembly m,, ,0,^

^f Connecticut. Gazette of April 14, 1810

Hon. Curtis, at Southbury, Ct., aged about

2t years. Gazette of Jan. 0, i»-i

"'^^In^c'cS-of"'^""'""'^'^^" sept. ,0. .;96
HISCOX Rev. Thomas, aged 87 years; 40 years
mmister of the Sabbatarian Church
Westerly. Gazette of J^"^e 5, i773

James, son of Pardon, at Newport (the third

child he has lost withm a month), <Jct. 20, 1021

HITCHCOCK Peletiah, aged 78 years, at Brook-

field. Gazette of may 4, V/"

Col. Daniel, at Philadelphia; was Col. of one

of the Rhode Island regiments. Gazette ot Jan. 25, 1777

Dorothy, wife of Rev. Gad, at Pembroke.

Gazette of t^ n-. u 1 ^ 6- > /^

Mrs. A , wife of Rev. Dr. Hitchcock,

in this town, in 56th year. May 5, 1801

Rev. Enos, D. D., in 58th year; was born at

Springfield, Mass.; graduated at Harvard

1767- after was ordained pastor at Beverly;

served as chaplain during the Revolution

in the army; Oct. i, 1783. installed pastor

of Benevolent Congregational Church,

where he continued until his death, ^eb. 26, 1803

Jonathan R, of this town, at sea, m 25th

year. Gazette ot r . r-u u of

Rev. Gad, Senior, pastor of 2d Church at

Pembroke, Mass., in 85th year, and 55th of ^

his ministry, ^' '

Rev. Daniel, at Barkhamstead, Ct., aged 43

years. Gazette of ,, ,^ ^ • May 5. 1810

Hannah, widow of Moses, at North Bram-

tree, aged 77 years, ^^y ^9. i«-'4

HIWIEL John, late an artillery officer, at

Savannah, Geo. Gazette of May 3, I7»»

HIXON Joseph S., a student in Harvard College,

aged 18 years, at Boston, July 4, lo^"

HOADLEYCapt. -, of New Haven, at

Trinidad. W. I. Gazette of April 25, i«07

Charles, son of Col. Samuel, at Winstead,
Ct aged about 9 years; poisoned by eat-
incr the root of American hemlock com-
mSnly known as muskrat root or water
fennel. Gazette of June 5, 1824

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

489

HO AG Jacob, at Otsego, aged 17 years, killed
by an explosion of a 56 pound weight,
which had been made hollow and had been
loaded and fired several times, July 4

HOARE Charles, aged 119 years, at Wexford,

Ireland. Gazette of May 4

HOAR William, infant son of John, in this town,

aged 5 months, July 27

Mrs. Phebe, widow of William, at Warren,

in 78th year, Dec. 1 1

Martha, infant daughter of George, at War-
ren, aged 6 months, Sept. 15
Mrs. Martha, wife of George, at Warren, in

2 1 St year, March 12

John, at Shapleigh, Maine, aged 100 years,

7 months, 13 days. Gazette of Feb. i

HOBBS John, at Weston, Mass., aged 32 years;
was bitten by a dog Nov. 17, which termi-
nated fatally, Dec. 15

HOBBY Wensly, prmter, at Augusta, Geo., aged
34 years, formerly of Middletown, Ct. Ga-
zette of Dec. I

HOBERT Lieut. , of the Hercules, killed

in action, off Monserrat, April —

HOBORT Hon. John S, at New York, in 67th

year, judge of the district court. Gazette of Feb. 16
John S., second officer of ship Hercules, at
sea, aged 25 years; was of Salem, Mass.,
drowned in attempting to save a sailor's
life. Gazette of Oct. 22

HODCKIN John, of Alexandra, aged 40 years,
at sea, on passage from New York to
Alexandra, Aug. 26

HODGDEN Col. Samuel, at Philadelphia, a

Revolutionary soldier. Gazette of June 19

HODGDON Samuel Adams, son of Samuel,
baptized at Boston by Rev. Dr. Mather.
Gazette of Nov. 4

HODGE Daniel, died at Halifax, a prisoner of

war, between Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26

Dr. , at Philadelphia. Gazette of Sept. 22

Jonathan, Esq., one of the associate judges
of Cumberland Co., near Carlile, Penn., in
71st year. Gazetteof May 10

Abraham, editor of the North Carolina Jour-
nal, at Halifax, N. C. Gazette of Aug. 24
James, midshipman of the U. S. ship Guerriere,

at Norfolk, Va. Gazette of March 27

H0DGP3S John, died at Halifax, a prisoner of

war, between Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26

1806
[765
[824
[821
821
821
;8o6

[802

810
,782
[805

:823

811

824

775

^777
[798

[800
[805
[824
\777

490

VITAL RECOED OF RHODE ISLAND

HODGES Joanna, wife of James, merchant, at
Taunton. Gazette of

Mrs. Abigail, wife of Benjamin, aged 50
years,

Abijah. at Taunton, aged 72 years,

A. W., executed for the murder of one of
his slaves at Sartola; he committed the
murder by a severe flogging; he had killed
four before this by the same means,

Abijah, in 54th year,

Harriet Eliza, daughter of Charles,

Ezekiel Burr, infant son of Charles, in this
town,

Thomas, at Taunton, aged 82 years. Gazette
of

Joseph, formerly of Hollowell, Me., in this
town, aged 38 years,
HODGEMON John, seaman, wounded and
since died from action between the Chesa-
peake and Shannon,
HODGET Emmanuel, a soldier of the Revolu-
tionary, aged about 80 years, killed by a
fall from the door of a mill at Great Bar-
rington, Mass. Gazette of
HODGKINSON Mrs. Francis, of the New
York theatre, formerly Miss Brett of the
London stage. Gazette of

John, the comedian, at Washington, of the
fever,
HOFFMAN Samuel, killed in action off the
Hatteras,

John, at Havana. Gazette of

John, ordinary seaman, killed on board the
Lawrence, on Lake Erie, in action,

Jacob, at Baltimore, found murdered. Ga-
zette of

, at Granville, Mass., aged 103 years.

Gazette of

Mrs. Maria F., wife of Josiah Ogden Hoff-
man, Esq., in 43d year, at New York. Ga-
zette of

Capt. Jeremiah C, only surviving son of Capt.
Stephen, of Wickford; drowned in the
wreck of sloop Revenge of Wickford,
Capt. Sherman, at Little Egg Harbor,
HOGAN John, of Woodstock, Ct.; he lost his
three children by death within a week.
Gazette of

Major Dennis, formerly an officer in the
British service, at Philadelphia. Gazette of

Oct. 8, 1 79 1

May 5, 1807
Dec. 10, 1807

May 8, 181 1
June 12, 1812
Dec. 18, 1815

March 18, 1817

Sept. 14, 1822

Aug. 31, 1824

June I, 1813

March 3, 1824

Oct. 8, 1803

Sept. II, 1805

July 10, 1799
Nov. 28, 1807

Sept. 10, 181 3

Jan. 21, 1815

July 17, 1822

July 19, 1823

Dec. 19, 1824

Aug. 3, 1805
June 23, 1810

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

491

HOGAN Hon. James, aged 66 years, a soldier of
the Revolution and late a member of Con-
gress, at South Amboy, N. J. Gazette of

, Irishman, at Boston. Gazette of

HOGE Rev. Moses, president of Sidney Col-
lege, Prince Edward Co., Va., at Philadel-
phia, aged 60 years. Gazette of
HOGEN Michael, from heat, at Boston,
HOLBROOK Rev. Josiah, late of Wrentham,
Mass., at Beaufort, S. C, graduate of R. I.
College. Gazette of

James, of Sherbourne, Mass., at Batavia,
aged about 27 years. Gazette of

Abel, aged 30 years, in this town,

Sarah S., widow of Abel, in this town, in
37th year,
HOLCOMB Dea. Judah, at Granby, Ct., aged
97 years; his surviving descendants 9 child-
ren, 57 grand, 129 great-grand, and i great-
great-grand children. Gazette of
HOLCOMBE Rev. Henry, D. D., pastor of
First Baptist church, Philadelphia, in 62d
year,
HOLCROFT Thomas, E.sq., author of Hugh
Trevor, Road to Ruin, etc., in London.
Gazette of

H OLDEN Mr. , at Cambridge, Mass.,

aged 96 years,

Mrs. , wife of Elder Charles, in 94th

year, at Warwick. Gazette of

Elder Charles, at Warwick, aged 98 years,
7 months, 15 days,

Mrs. Dorothy, at Warwick, in 67th year,

Waite, daughter of Charles, Esq., in her
15th year, at Warwick,

Joseph Warren, son of Charles, Esq., at
Coventry, in 21st year. Gazette of

Mrs. Zilpha, wife of Capt. Oliver, at Crans-
ton, in 30th year. Gazette of

Capt. Randall, Jun., of this town, at Surmam,
aged 42 years. Gazette of

Mrs. Mary, wife of Charles, at Coventry, in
62d year. Gazette of

John, Esq., at Warwick, in looth year. Ga-
zette of

Randall, son of Charles, of this town, in 22d
year, at Philadelphia. Gazette of

Anthony, at Coventry, in 5 ist year. Gazette of

Martha, daughter of the late Anthony, at
Coventry, in 25th year,

Nov. 27,
July 16,

July 13,
Aug. 6,

Oct. 17,

Aug. 13,
May 30,

Jan. II,

Jan. 30,

May 21,

May 20,

1809

March 8,

1772

July 14,

1781

Jan. 20,
May 27,

1785
1789

Nov. 15,

1791

July 4.

1795

June 25,

1796

Sept. 3,

1796

Nov. 30,

1799

Nov. 22,

1800

Nov. 13,
May 18,

1802
1805

April 23,

1808

822

825

820

771

795

808
819

825

802

824

492

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HOLDEN Capt. Randall, at Warwick, in 82d

year, suddenly, July 4

David (colored), drowned in the harbor, Aug. 4

Sarah, wife of Capt. Thomas, at Warwick,

in 36th year, Jan. 25

Mrs. Rebecca, widow, at Windham, Ct., in
90th year. Gazette of Feb. 15

Charles, of Society of Friends, in 69th year, March 21

Moses, at Boston, aged "^y years; he buried
his five children the week before. Gazette
of March 5

Sarah, daughter of the late Charles, aged 23
years, Jan. 26

Charles, Esq., at Coventry, in 8ist year, Nov. 17

James Snow, infant son of Ulysses, in this

town, aged 3 months, 3 days, Dec. 18,

Julia Ann, wife of Ulysses, in this town, aged

25 years, April 12

Miss Deliverance, at Warwick, in 86th year, Feb. 3

Gen. Thomas, at Warwick, in 82d year, Feb. 12

Levi, at Newark, N. J., in 70th year; was one
of Washington's life guards and long a
member of his military family, , April 19

Mrs. Sarah, wife of Anthony, at Warwick,

in 70th year, Jan. 25

Alfred C, son of Stephen, at Natic village,

drowned, m 4th year, April 18

HOLDRIDGE John, at the Bristol asylum,

aged 75 years. Gazette of Jan. 29

Mrs. Phebe, wife of Dea. William, at Paw-

tuxet, in 76th year, Aug. 2

HOLLAND John, at Sutton, aged 86 years,
who in his youth performed military duty
against the Indians at Worcester. Ga-
zette of Dec. 19,

Mrs. , at Philadelphia. Gazette of Oct. 12

Thomas, of this town, at Charleston, S. C.

Gazette of Feb. 21

Mary, widow of Capt. , in this town.

Gazette of Oct. 5

, son of William, aged 10 years, at

Livermore, Me., by the bursting of a pistol, July 4,

HOLLENBECK Samuel, suddenly at Catskill,

N. Y., Sept. 30;

HOLLP^Y Samuel, seaman, on board gunboat

46, lost on east side of Conanicut, Sept. 29

HOLLINGSWORTH Hon. Henry, senator
in Congress from Maryland, at Elkton,
Md. Gazette of Oct. 15

Jesse, Esq., at Baltimore. Gazette of Oct. 20

I

1808

1811

1812
1812

1814

1815
1817

182G

1822
1823
1823

1823
1S24
1825
1823
1825

1789
1793

1795
1799

1822

1815
1812

1803
1810

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

493

HOLLODAY, see Halloday.
HOLLO WAY, see Halloway.
HOLLOWELL Mary, of Benjamin, Esq., in

30th year, at Boston,
Benjamin, Esq., in 75th year, at Boston,
HOLMAN Stephen, late from Boston, in this

town,
Joseph George, on Long Island, in 23d year,
Mrs. Martha, wife of Stephen, at Sterling,

Ct., aged 61 years; she fell backwards mto

the fire from a chair in which she was

standing in order to reach for an article; her

clothes took fire and she perished, after

lingering near 3 weeks in agony. Ga-
zette of
HOLMES Samuel, merchant, at Newport,

aged 94 years. Gazette of
Jonathan, at New York. Gazette of
Titus, Esq., member of Conn. Council, at

Middletown, Ct. Gazette of
Thomas, of this town, lost at sea,
Hannah, wife of Samuel, at Attleboro, in

37th year. Gazette of
Mrs. Sarah, wife of John, and daughter of

Robert Newell, Esq., in this town, in 23d

year,
James, son of John, in 14th year, of this

town,
Samuel, Jun., at Attleboro, in 30th year,

suddenly,
Joseph, at Attleboro, in 49th year; has left

wife and 7 children,
Mrs. Mary, wife of Joseph, at Attleboro, in

52d year, suddenly,
Mrs. Mary, widow of John, at Middletown,

in 80th year,
Andrew Boyd, infant son of Isaac T.,
Mrs. Mary, wife of Henry, and daughter of

James Burrell, of Roxbury, Mass., in this

town, aged 42 years,
Isaac T., aged 28 years,
Benjamin, of Portsmouth, N. H.; his wife

was safely delivered of twins; Mr. H. is

in his 85th year.
Miss Hannah H., in this town, aged 28 years,
Robert N., aged 27 years, son of Capt. John,

in this town,
Robert, at Londonderry, N. H., aged 40

years,

March 3, 1763
Jan. 30, 1773

Aug. 9, 1 8 14
Aug. 24, 1 8 17

Dec. 26, 181 8

Nov. 9, 1 77 1
Jan. I, 1774

Aug. 26, 1780
Oct. 23, 1793

March 22, 1794

Jan. 31, 1802

April 12, 1808

April 19, 1808

Dec. 23, 1813

Dec. 21, 1815

Aug. II, 1817
June 30, 1820

Oct. 4, 1820
Nov. 6, 1820

June 30, 1822
Oct. 24, 1823

Aug. 4, 1824

June 17, 182s

494

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HOLMES Henry, in this town, aged about 23

years. Gazette of
HOLROYD Sarah, wife of William, in this

town, in 54th year,
George, merchant, son of William, in this

town, in 30th year,
Mrs. Patience, wife of William, Esq., in 54th

year,
Samuel T., son of William, of this town, aged

about 26 years, at sea, on his passage from

Wilmington to this port. Gazette of
Mrs. Julia M., wife of William, Jun., at See-

konk, in 43d year, suddenly,
Mary Ann, daughter of the late Samuel T.,

of this town, at Uxbridge, aged 4 years,
HOLT John, aged 64 years, printer to the

state of New York, a native of Virginia,
Capt. Christopher, formerly of New London,

at Tiverton; his death was from a fall of a

hog on his neck and back, which was hung

up and which he was assisting to dress.

Gazette of
Henry, at Newport, in 28th year. Gazette

of
Sarah, widow of Nathaniel, at Newport, in

72d year,
Dea. Elijah, at Willington, aged 59 years,

suddenly. Gazette of
, son of John, from an explosion of

gunpowder, which he set on fire. Gazette

of
Mrs. Susan, at Newport, wife of Nathaniel,

in 32d year. Gazette of
Miss Eliza, at Newport, in 24th year,
Mrs. Frances, wife of Nathaniel, at Newport,

in 39th year. Gazette of
Mrs. Sarah, wife of William, at Newport,

aged 44 years,
Mrs. Sarah, wife of William, at Newport,

aged 44 years. Gazette of
William, at Newport, aged 52 years. Ga-
zette of
HOLTON Mr. , at Workingham, Eng.,

shoemaker; had 22 children by first wife

and 16 by the second." Gazette of
HOLYOKE Edward, president of Harvard

College,
HOMAN Henry, drowned off Fire Place,

Brookline, L. I.,

Oct. 8,

1825

Oct. 15,

1804

Jan. 30,

1815

Nov. 26,

1816

Nov. I,

1817

April 30,

1820

Oct. 18,

1822

Jan. 30,

1784

Dec. 7,

1805

June 16,

1810

Nov. 5,

1813

Aug. 9,

1817

June 27,

Sept. 18,
Aug. 30,

Aug. 28,
Oct. 19,
Oct. 29,

March 9,

Oct. 2,
June I,

Nov. 5,

819
821

822

823

823

825,

802
769
813

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

495

HOMAN James, drowned off Fire Place, Brook -

line, L. I.,
HOMONS t>enjamin, senior, chief clerk of
navy department, aged 59 years, native of
Boston, at Georgetown, D. C. Gazette of
HOME Benjamin, Esq., suddenly, at Salem,

N. J.,
HOMER Mrs. Lydia, at Boston, aged 96 years.
Gazette of

Jonathan, Jan., of Newton, Mass., in this
town, in 22d year,

William, at Boston, aged 96 years. Gazette
of
HONEYMAN James, Esq., in his 68th year,
attorney at law, at Newport. Gazette of

John, at Newport. Gazette of

Mrs. ■ , widow of Francis. Gazette of

HOOD Mrs. Lucy, at New Haven. Gazette of

Miss Sally, at New Haven. Gazette of

Mrs. Thankful, wife of Abiezer D., at Taun-
ton, aged 24 years. Gazette of

Joseph, Jun., at Taunton, aged 38 years,

William, Jun., at Anne Arundell Co., Md.;
he made a large bonfire and set it on fire,
then placed himself in the midst of it;
though rescued he was so badly burnt that
he died the next day; leaves a wife and 1 1
children. Gazette of

Mrs. Sarah, wife of Joseph, at Taunton, aged
66 years,
HOOGS William, late of Newton, Mass., now
resident of Quebec; his eight children
Mary, Harriet, Eliza, Nancy, Caroline,
John, Stoddard and Henry were all drowned
m Lake Champlain while journeying to
meet their father,
HOOKER Rev. Asahel, pastor of Chelsea
Society, Norwich, Ct., aged 49 years,

Mary, aged 22 years, killed by lightning at
Berlin, Ct.,

Col. Noadiah, at Farmington, Ct., aged 87
years, an officer of the Revolution. Ga-
zette of
HOOKEY Betsey, drowned in Newport Har-
bor,

Lydia, drowned in Newport Harbor,

Mrs. Lucretia, wife of Daniel, at Newport,
in 73d year. Gazette of

William, at Newport, aged 79 years.

Miss Frances, in this town, in 55th year,

Nov. 5, 1 813

Dec. 20, 1823
July 14, 1792
May 30, 1795
Sept. 7, 1804
Jan. 29, 1823

Feb. 28, 1778

March 23, 1782
July 10, 1790
Aug. 3, 1805
Aug. 3, 1805

May 4, 1822
June 21, 1823

July 26, 1823
Dec. 27, 1823

Nov. 10, 1810

April 19, 1 813

May 31, 1821

June 28, 1823

July 13, 1782
July 13, 1782

Jan. 19, 1805
June 7, 1812
F'eb, 4, 1820

496

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HOOPER Hon. William, at Hillsborough, N. C,

Robert, at Salem, aged 64 years. Gazette of

J , a furrier, who left by his will a pair

of blankets to each poor woman in the
parish, in England. Gazette of

Mrs. , wife of George, Esq., at Wil-
mington, N. C, in 57th year. Gazette of

Hon. Stephen, at Boston, aged 39 years;
member board of aldermen and senator
from Essex district in former years,
HOPE Henry, a native of Boston, where he
was born 1736; i'n England, worth, it is
said, a ^1,000,000 Sterling. Gazette of

Mrs. , wife of Thomas, at Philadelphia.

Gazette of
HOPEWELL Pollard, midshipman, killed on
board frigate Chesapeake, in action with
the Shannon,
HOPKINS Capt. Christopher, for many years
a commander out of this port, aged 45
years, at Providence,

Capt. Stephen, a native of Rhode Island, in
27th year, at Philadelphia,

Anna, wife of Hon. Stephen, aged 62 years,

Samuel, fell overboard from his vessel at sea
and was drowned. Gazette of

Hon. Stephen, in 79th year, buried,

Sarah, wife of Capt. Rufus, in 54th year, at
Scituate,

Daniel, son of Rev. Mr. Hopkins, of New-
port, at Elk Ridge, Maryland,

Joseph Olney, youngest son of Rufus, in
1 8th year, at Pawtuxet,

Rev. Reuben, at Scituate, in 76th year,

Mrs. Joanna, wife of Rev. Dr. Samuel, at
Newport, in 69th year. Gazette of

Mrs., wife of Esek, at North Providence, at
an advanced age. Gazette of

Mrs. Desire, wife of Esek, Esq., at North
Providence, in 72d year. Gazette of

Amey, daughter of Anan, at Scituate, in her
1 8th year. Gazette of

Phebe, wife of Reuben, at Scituate. Gazette
of

George, son of Stephen, in nth year. Ga-
zette of

Capt. John B., an eminent nautical comman-
der,

Stephen, mariner. Gazette of

Oct. 14, 1790
July 12, 1794

March 28, 1807
Dec. 29, 1 8 10

Sept. 16, 1824

April 13, 181 1
April 25, 1812

June I, 1813

March 20, 1767

Jan. 25, 1782
Jan. 26, 1782

Feb. I, 1783
July 15, 1785

Oct. 2, 1785

Feb. 26, 1788

Jan. 5, 1792
Jan. 9, 1792

Sept. 21, 1793

April 12, 1794

April 19, 1794

Feb. 28, 1795

Feb. 28, 1795

March 12, 1796

Dec. 4, 1796
March 11, 1797

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 497

HOPKINS Esek, Esq., in 84th year, at his seat in
North Providence; had command of the
first naval ex])edition equipped by the Con-
tinental Congress and first to unfurl the
American flag in the face of a powerful
foe, Feb. 26, 1802

Joesph, clerk, at Baltimore, July 7, 1802

Rev. Samuel, S. T. D., at Newport, in 83d
year; for more than 33 years pastor of First
Congregational Church in that town, Dec. 20, 1803

Rev. Samuel, D.D., at Newport, Dec. 21, 1803

C. D., comedian, at Washington, D. C.

Gazette of Nov. 16, 1805

Dr. Asa, at Hartford, aged 48 years. Ga-
zette of Dec. 21, 1805

Amos, P^sq., suddenly, in this town, in 38th

year, Jan. 18, 1808

Constant, at Foster, aged about 35 years.

Gazette of Nov. 26, 1808

Mrs. P" ranees, wife of George F., printer, at

New York, in 30th year. Gazette of Nov. 26, 1808

Mrs., widow of Constant, who died about two
months since; 8 children are left parent-
less, at P'oster. Gazette of Jan. 28, 1809

George, son of Jeremiah, of Foster, drowned

in the Mohawk river, aged 22 years, June 7, 1809

George, son of Penskin, drowned in the
Chickohomomy river, Va., by upsetting of
a canoe by his brother in spirit of mischief.
Gazette of June 10, 1809

Phebe, daughter of the late Primus, in 20th
year, May 21, 181 1

Henry, formerly of Maryland, at New Or-
leans. Gazette of Dec. 21, 181 1

Mrs. Ruth, widow of Capt. George, member
Society of Friends, at Smithfield, in 62d
year, March 24, 1812

Brayton, in Foster, suddenly in 22nd year.

Gazette of Jan. 2, 1813

Hon. Rufus, at Scituate, aged 85 years, 8
months, 23 days, son of Gov. Stephen;
buried in North burial yard, died, April 14, 181 3

Mrs. Martha, of Burrillville, widow of Elisha,
Esq., in 90th year, in this town; she had
lived to see 5 generations consisting of 10
children, 48 grand, 78 great grand, and 7
great -great-grand children, making 144 de-
scendants. Gazette of Oct. i, 1814

William, in this town, in 38th year, April 23, 181 5

Daniel, at North Providence, in 66th year, May 12, 181 5

498

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HOPKINS Miss Mary, at Middletown, aged 79

years. Gazette of Oct. 7, 181 5

Elisha, at Smithfield, aged about 35 years.

Gazette of Nov. 4, 181 5

Mrs. Celia, wife of Capt. Nicholas, in this

town, in 36th year, Nov. 12, 181 5

Gen. Stephen A., at La Fourche, Ld.; he had

been employed as an attorney against

Pierre Valett, who obtained a judgment

against him for which he was shot by the

said Valett. Gazette of Dec. 16, 181 5

Dorcas, at Glocester, in 92d year, April 14, 18 16

Mrs. Lucy, wife of Uriah, in 73d year, Dec. 6, 1816

Mrs. Comfort, widow of Asa, in 67th year, Jan. 13, 1818

Rufus, of this town, aged about 27 years;

mate of the brig Sail and Hope, of this

port, drowned at the Rio Grande. Ga-
zette of Feb. 14, 1 818
Miss Lucy Ann, daughter of Capt. Thomas,

in this town, in i6th year, Nov. 24, 181 8

Mrs. Rhoda, wife of Hanan, at Foster, in 74th

year, Jan. 23, 1820

Jesse, Jun., at Pawtuxet, aged 21 years. Ga-
zette of June 12, 1820
Miss Sarah, only daughter of Sylvanus, of

Scituate, in 29th year, June i, 1821

Mrs. Hannah, wife of Major David, and

daughter of the late Stephen Arnold, Esq.,

of Rhode Island, at the U. S. arsenal,

Baltimore. Gazette of June 19, 1822

William (colored), in this town, aged 26

years, Oct. 27, 1822

Mrs. Anna, wife of Emor, at Foster, in 33d

year, Dec. 8, 1822

Mrs. Mary, at Boston, aged 87 years. Ga-
zette of Jan. 25, 1823
Sukey (colored), in this town, aged 67 years, March 9, 1823
Mrs. Robey, at Jamestown, in 38th year, June 28, 1823
Capt. Stephen, in this town, in 47th year, July 8, 1823
Mrs. Mary, wife of Oliver, at Jamestown.

Gazette of July 9, 1823

Rev. Mr. , at Hereford, Eng.; died

while performing a marriage ceremony, at

Hereford, Eng. Gazette of Sept. 24, 1823

Capt. Nicholas, at Lower Sandusky, Ohio, in

41st year, formerly of this town; left wife

and three children, Oct. 22, 1823

John, son of John, Esq.; member of senior

class B. U., aged 25 years, at Windham,

N. H., Dec. 31, 1823

PROVrDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 499

HOPKINS Christopher, son of the late Daniel,
at North Providence, aged 48 years,

Major Sylvanus, late of Scituate, at Norwich,
in 60th year,

Mrs. Mary, widow of the late Major Sylva-
nus, at Norwich, Ct., in 61 st year.

Major Sylvanus, formerly of this state, at
Norwich, Ct. Gazette of

Sarah, widow of Capt. John B., in this town,
aged 82 years,

William Cheever, at Newport, Herkimer Co.,
N. Y., aged 25 years; agent of Newport
Manf'g Company,

Israel, in this town, in i8ih year,

Uriah, in this town, in 87th year,

Miss Hart, in this town, in 8 1st year.

Constant, a stevedore, at Boston, aged 47
years,
HOPKINSON Francis, district judge of the
United States, at Philadelphia,

Francis, youngest son of the late Hon. P'ran-
cis, one of the signers of the Declaration
of Independence, at Georgetown, D. C, in
44th year. Gazette of
HOPPIN Oliver,

Mrs. Phebe, wife of John, of this town, in
86th year. Gazette of

Mrs. , wife of Capt. Benjamin, aged

45 years. Gazette of

John, in this town, aged 93 years. Gazette
of

Levi, son of Col. Benjamin, of this town, in
1 8th year,

John L., mate of the ship New York, of
Philadelphia, and eldest son of Nicholas
Hoppin, of this town, at Philadelphia, in
28th year. Gazette of

John, of Providence, at Rehoboth, aged 29
years. Gazette of

Col. Benjamin, in this town, in 63d year; was
with Washington at Trenton bridge and
Princeton where he commanded a com-
pany in Col. Lippitt's Regiment,

John B., eldest son of Davis W., of this town,
in South America, in his 26th year,

Mrs. Abby, wife of Richard, in this town, in
82d year,

Thomas Lewis, son of Richard, aged 4 years,
suddenly,

Davis W., in this town, in 52d year.

May 16,

1824

Aug. 18,

1824

Aug. 27,

1824

Sept. 8,

1824

Dec. 8,

1824

Dec. 25,

Jan. 9,

April 3,

July II,

1824
1825
1825

1825

July 12,

1825

May 9,

1791

Oct. 15,
July 16,

1823
1785

Feb. 12,

1791

Jan. 4,

1794

P'eb. 23,

1799

Dec. 3,

1804

Jan. 19,

1805

Oct. 8,

1808

Nov. 30,

1809

Feb. — ,

1819

March 15,

1819

Nov. 19,
Oct. 12,

1820

1822

500

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

of John, and
William Allen,

HOPPIN Mrs. Hannah, widow of the late Davis

W., in this town,
HOR Almond, youngest son of George, at Re-
hoboth, in 2ist year,

HORE Dr. , in England, aged 90 years;

this divine married the proxy of George III
to his present Queen in 1761; his death
occasioned from a wound from a cat. Ga-
zette of
Robert, Esq., formerly speaker of the as-
sembly of Pennsylvania, at Germantown,
HORN Stephen, died at Halifax, a prisoner of
war, between Nov. 23, 1776, and
John, mate of schooner Columbia, of this
port, in the West Indies,
HORNE Mrs. Amey, widow
daughter of the late Gen.
at Barrington,
Daniel, at Barrington, aged 46 years, sud-
denly,
HORNBY Rev. Thomas, in England, aged 76
years, D. D., and F. R. S.; Savillion pro-
fessor of astronomy, natural philosophy,
and reader in expermiental philosophy in
University of Oxford. Gazette of
HORRA Jose Florentino, a Spaniard, aged 27

years, executed at Havana,
HORROCKS Rev. James, commissary to the

Bishop of London, in Virginia, at Oporto,
HORSEFIELD Israel, at Newport. Gazette
of

HORSELEY Rt. Rev. Dr. , Bishop of

St. Asaph, in England. Gazette of
HORSEWELL Mrs. Rebecca, aged 83 years,
Miss Marcy, daughter of the late Peter, at

Newport, in 52d year,
P'rederick, son of Peter, at Norwich, aged i

year,
Mrs. Amey, widow of Thomas, at Newport,

aged 76 years,
Nathaniel, at Savannah, Ga., aged 42 years,
HORSWELL Charles, native of Rhode
Island, at Charleston, S. C. Gazette of
Mrs. Betsey, wife of Nathaniel, in 26th

year, died Aug. 5. Gazette of
Ephraim, in 64th year, a soldier in the Revo-
lution,
Calvin Thomas, son of Samuel, in this
town, aged 13 months, 12 days.

Sept. iS, 1823
Nov. 12, 1824

Aug. 21, 1802

March 8, 181 1

Dec. 26, 1777

Dec. — , 1796

June 22, 1 8 16
Aug. 21, 1823

July 28, 1 8 10

April 19, 1 816

June 20, 1772

Nov. 28, 1 801

Nov. 29, 1806
Sept. 25, 1815

Nov. 1 1, 1820

April 17, 1 82 1

Jan. 24, 1823
P'eb. 2, 1824

Dec. 30, 1809

Aug. 17, 1816

Feb. 8, 1820

Oct. 6, 1 82 1

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 501

HORTON John, at Glocester, Mass., aged 99

years, 9 months, 20 days, Jan. 10, 1796

Hannah, daughter of Ebenezer, at Hebron,

Ct., aged 26 years. Gazette of March 26, 1808

Mrs. Rebecca, wife of Andrew, in this town,

in 33d year. Gazette of Jnne 24, 1809

Jonas, in this town, in 74th year, Dec. 20, 181 1

Mrs. Joanna, widow of Comfort, in this

town, in 63d year, April 30, 181 3

Mrs. Chloe, wife of Amos, at Pawtuxet, aged

75 years, June 25, 181 5

Mrs. , wife of Constant, at Rehoboth;

she was found dead in the pasture with her

head badly mangled, supposed to have

been done by a sheep as one was found

with his head covered with blood, Nov. 10, 18 18

Daniel, at Rehoboth, aged 70 years. Ga-
zette of Feb. 28, 1820
Mrs. Mehitable, wife of Bennett, at Reho-
both. Gazette of Feb. 28, 1820
Nathan, at Rehoboth, aged 57 years. Ga-
zette of
Job, at Swanzey, in 75th year,
Sylv'ester Wheaton, son of Andrew, in this

town, aged i year,
Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of George, at Salem.

Gazette of
Stephen, Jun., of Milton, Mass., aged 47

years, at the house of Simon Aldrich,

Smithfield, from overheat. Gazette of
HOSMER Mr. , of Acton, killed at

Lexington,
Hezekiah L., Esq., at Hudson, N. Y., aged

49 years; recorder of that city and formerly

a congressman. Gazette of Jan. 25, 18 14

Richard E,, son of Chief Justice Hosmer,

and late one of the principal clerks in the

U. S. branch bank at Middletown, Ct. Ga-
zette of Feb. 4. 1824
HOTCHKISS Mr. , contractor for the

army, at New Orleans. Gazette of Nov. 10, 1804

HOTHAM Lord William, admiral of the red,

a baronet, in England. Gazette of Jt-i^y I7> i^^3

HOTON Mrs Susannah, wife of John, in this

town, in 39th year, Nov. 12, 1810

HOUGH Lucy, wife of Benjamin K., at

Glocester, Mass., aged 60 years; he has

buried within three months, wife, daughter,

and granddaughter; all died of typhus

fever. Gazette of Jan. 8, 1825

Feb. 28,

1820

May 12,

1S20

April 16.

1822

Dec. 21,

1822

July 30,

1825

April 19,

1775

502

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HOUGHTALING Margaret, executed at Hud-
son, N. Y., for murder of her child, Oct. 17, 1817
HOUGHTON Major, an EngUsh traveler, in

Africa. Gazette of July 26, 1794

Gen. , fell in action, in Spain, May 16, 181 1

HOUSE Capt. George, commander of the rev-
enue cutter Argus, at New London, aged
55 years. Gazette of . May 13, 1809

Mrs. Sarah, wife of John, at Newport, aged

55 years, Nov. 18, 1824

HOUSTON Joseph, seaman, killed on board
frigate Chesapeake, in action with the
Shannon, June i, 1813

HOVEY Angelica Gilbert, wife of William,
Esq., and eldest daughter of James W.
Head, Esq., at Warren, Me. Gazette of Aug. 21, 1813

Miss Naomi, daughter of Thomas L.,
drowned from on board sloop Catharine,
of Hollowell, in a squall, aged 18 years, Dec. 3, 181 3

George F., son of Rev. Aaron, at Saybrook,
Ct., aged 10 years; hurt himself from jump-
ing from a beam in the barn, Oct. 3, 1817
HOWARD Mrs. Annie, wife of Martin, Jun.,

Esq., at Newport, Sept. 26, 1764

Mrs. Mary, in 85th year, at Warwick. Ga-
zette of March 5, 1774

James, of Acton, killed at Lexington, April 19, 1775

Martin, Esq., in 74th year, at Newport. Ga-
zette of Jan. 20, 1776

Enoch, died at Halifax, a prisoner of war,
between Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

Martin, Esq., late of Newport, at Chelsea,

England. Gazette of March 2, 1782

Mr. , the philanthropist, from a fever.

Gazette of May 19, 1792

Sir George, field marshal of England. Ga-
zette of Sept. 24, 1796

Rev. Dr. Simeon, pastor of the West Church,

at Boston, Aug. 13, 1804

Capt. Nathan, aged 28 years, at Cranston, at

the house of Peter Howard, June 8, 1807

Francis, merchant, of Boston, at Portsmouth,

Eng. Gazette of Oct. 8, 1808

Amey, in 22d year, Feb. 20, 1809

Col. Edward, at Bridgewater, aged 85 years, April 20, 1809

Henry, formerly of Cranston, R. L, at Beek-
man's, N. Y., May 25, 1810

Dr. John Clarke, at Boston, in 38th year, Aug. 11, 18 10

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 503

HOWARD Capt. Lewis, U. S. artillery, late

commandant of the fortress at Fort Mechile-

macmac, suddenly, Jan. 13, i8ri

John, seaman, on board gunboat 46; lost on

east side of Conanicut, Sept. 29, 181 2

Caleb, Esq., of this town, at an advanced age,

formerly a member of the General Assem-
bly, at his farm in West Greenwich, May 18, 1813
Barnabus, Esq., at Bridgewater, aged 84

years, Nov. 8, 181 3

Otis; two children of his died of the spotted

fever, at Shaftesbury, Vt. Gazette of April 16, 1814

Mrs. Betsey, wife of William A., in this

town, in 28th year, died (buried at Pawtuxet

the next day the 29th), April 28, 18 14

Thomas, late from Boston, a native of Ire-
land, aged about 36 years, suddenly, in

this town, June 19, 1814

Miss Mary, wife of John, at Warwick, July 18, 1814

Thomas, in 75th year, Nov. 5, 181 8

Mr. , of Medway, Mass., at Pawtucket, Aug. 10, 1820

William, executed at Charlestown, Mass., for

robbery, Aug. 11, 1820

Elizabeth Arnold, daughter of William A.,

aged 8 months, Aug. 26, 1820

Holder, aged about 50 years, Sept. 25, 1820

Holder, in this town, aged about 50 years, Sept. 30, 1820

Mrs. Prudence, widow of Caleb, Esq., in this

town, aged 71 years, June 16, 1822

Mrs. Waite, wife of Samuel, at Cumberland,

aged 85 years, Oct. 4, 1822

Peter, at Cranston, in 78th year. May 15, 1823

Mary, wife of William, native of England,

at Slatersville, aged 52 years, Oct. 25, 1823

Daniel, at Westport, aged 60 years. Ga-
zette of Nov, 26, 1823
Elizabeth Arnold, infant daughter of William

A., in this town, aged 17 months, Oct. 19, 1824

Catharine, daughter of Benjamm, at Newport,

aged II years. Gazette of April 27, 1825

Capt. John, aged 75 years, at Rowan Co.,

N. C.; a Revolutionary soldier. Gazette of July 9, 1825

Apollos, at Taunton, aged 18 years. Gazette

of Sept. 3, 1825

HOWARTH Dr. Benjamin, drowned in French

River, Tenn., while getting out a deer he

had shot, Aug. i, 1825

HOWE Rev. Joseph, late pastor of the New

South Church, Boston, at Hartford, Aug. 25, 1777

504

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HOWE Gen. Robert, Esq., in North Carolina.

Gazette of Veh. 24,

Martha, wife of Samuel, at Smithfield. Ga-
zette of Nov. 24

Lord Admiral, of the Channel fleet. Gazette
of Sept. 28

James, merchant, aged 24 years, at Roxbury,

of a violent fever. Gazette of June 27

Rt. Hon. John, Baron Chedworth, in Eng-
land. Gazette of Feb. 16

Dr. Martin, at Boston, aged 33 years; pro-
prietor of a galvanic machine. Gazette of Nov. 9

Miss Sarah, at Uxbridge, in 63d year, Jan. 23

Mrs. Susan, wife of Samuel, Esq., and second
daughter of the late Hon. Uriah Tracy, of
Litchfield, Ct., at Worthington, Mass., June 25

Mrs Huldah, wife of Samson, Esq., at Kill-

ingly, Ct., in 58th year, Aug. 8

Miss Elizabeth, at Newport, in 84th year, March 8

Ebenezer, at New Haven, aged 17 years;
from lockjaw caused by a bruise on foot and
ankle. Gazette of Feb. 6

Elisha, agent of the Hope Cutter Company;

fell through the scuttle at the factory, Jan. 5

Jonas, Esq., aged 51 years, very suddenly, at

Rutland, Vt., Nov. 16

Carolina, eldest daughter of Samuel, at Bos-
ton, aged 13 years. Gazette of Jan. 29

Noah, aged 36 years, formerly of Boston, in

this town, Feb. 11

Sampson, Esq., at Pomfret, Ct., in 74th
year, formerly of Killingly. Gazette of Sept. 18

David D., executed an Angelaca, N. Y., for
murder of Othello Church, whom he shot
Dec. 19, 1823, April 19

Dr. J., and his brother Jonas drowned at

Rutland, Vt., by upsetting of the boat, July 5

HOWELL Roger Williams, son of Hon. David,
at Norwich, Ct., member of senior class
Rhode Island College. C-fazette of Oct. 13

Jacob R., Esq., at Philadelphia. Gazette of Oct. 26

Joseph, Esq., late acting paymaster general
of the army of the United States and a
much respected veteran of the war of the
Revolution, at Philadelphia, in 48th year.
Gazette of Aug. 18, 1798

Aaron, at Morristown, N. J., in 92d year.

Gazette of July 12, 1800

1787

1787

1799

1801

1805

1805
1807

181 1

1811
1816

1819
1821
1822
1823
1823
1824

1824
1825

1792
1793

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 505

HOWELL Mary, wife of Daniel, Esq., of this
town in 6ist year, of consumption; her
mother and grandmother died at same
age of same disease, July 6, 1801

Richard, Esq., late Governor of New Jersey,
at Trenton. Gazette of May 8, 1802

Samuel, Jun., at his seat near Philadelphia;
took an active part in the war of the Rev-
olution. Gazette of Nov. 13,1802

Silas, at Middlebrook, Somerset Co., N. J.,

in 75th year. Gazette of Sept. 8, 18 10

David, son of Hon. J. B., Esq., aged 4 years

5 months, Feb. 19, 1814

Franklin E., son of the late governor of New
Jersey, killed on board the U. S. Frigate
President. Gazette of April 15, 181 5

Betsey, wife of Nathaniel, in 26th year,

(should be Horswell), Aug. 5, 1816

Hon. Jeremiah B., in this town, in 51st
year, Feb. 5, 1822

Hon. David, in this town, aged yy years; a
native of New Jersey, but came to this town,
in early life; has been member of Congress,
judge of supreme court, attorney general
of his adopted state, July 30, 1824

HOWLAND Mrs. , mother of. Hon.

Daniel, at East Greenwich, at an advanced

age. Gazette of May 6, 1769

Capt. John, of schooner Modesty, of Nor-
wich, Ct., on coast of Africa. Gazette of Jan. 30, 1790

John, at Bristol, one of the justices court

of common pleas. Gazette of Dec. 15, 1792

Rev. John, of the church of Christ, at Carver,
Mass., in 84th year, and 59th of his minis-
try. Gazette of Dec. 6, 1804

Capt. Nathaniel, of Bristol, at sea, on passage
from Africa to the West Indies, in 33d
year, March — , 1805

Isaac, at Jamestown, in 8ist year, Dec. 30, 181G

Dennis, at North Providence, aged about 30
years, Oct. 18, 181 1

Mrs. Ann, widow of Capt. William, at New-
port, in 64th year, Aug. 26, 181 3

Alfred, eldest son of John, Esq., of this town,

aged 26 years, (Masonic honors), Feb. 4, 18 16

Hannah, widow of Capt. Nathaniel, at Bris-
tol, in 46th year, July 8, 18 19

Philip, at Cranston, in 27th year, (colored) July 25, 1820

Gen. Benjamin, at Tiverton, aged 65 years,

formerly a U. S. senator from this state, May i, 1821

506

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

ROWLAND Josiah, eldest son of Hon. John,

at Bristol, aged 21 years, Sept. 25

Cynthia, wife of Bradford, at Dartmouth,

Mass., aged 30 years, Jan. 5

Mrs. Rebecca, wife of Hon. John, at Bristol,

aged 56 years, Sept. 19

Mrs. Rebecca, wife of Hon. John, at Bristol,
in 56th year, Sept. 19

Rebecca W., only daughter of John, at Bris-
tol, aged 17 years, June 3

Mrs. Susan, in this town, aged 48 years, July 3

Charles H., only child of John, at Bristol,

aged 21 years. Gazette of July 2

HOWMAN Matthias, m Virginia, aged 100

years. Gazette of Aug. 15

HOWRAD Abijah, at Thetford, aged 70 years;
he fell in his saw mill from a sill on to a
ledge and was killed instantly. Gazette of June 20.
HOXSIE Benjamin, at Newport. Gazette of Sept. 17

Mrs. Abigail, widow of Stephen, of South
Kingstown, in 92d year, at Portsmouth, of
Society of Friends, Dec. 2

HOYLE Edmond, Esq., aged 97 years; the au-
thor of a manual on the games of whist,
quadrille, piquet, chess and backgammon, Aug. 24

Mrs. , wife of Joseph Cooper. Ga-
zette of Oct. 16

Mrs. Mary, widow of John, in 8ist year, P'eb. 15

John R., postmaster at Bath, N. C, aged
about 35 years, native of this town. Ga-
zette of March 6
HOYT Monson, Esq., at New York, aged 52
years; secretary to the Marine Insurance
Company. Gazette of Dec. i,

Edward, at Havana. Gazette of Nov. 28

HUBBARD Capt. Richard, drowned at sea.

Gazette of Aug. 10,

Mrs., wife of Thomas, late of Boston, at

East Greenwich, in 40th year, April 8

Dr. Leverett, of New Haven, aged 71 years.

Gazette of Oct. 1 1

Thomas, of Weston, aged 79 years, at Boston.

Gazette of July 2

Diadama, wife of Ezra, in this town, aged 48

years. Gazette of March 3

Tuthill, Esq., at Boston, aged 88 years. Ga-
zette of Feb. 13

Elijah, Esq., of Middletown, Ct., president

of the bank, suddenly, May 30,

Mrs. Mary, widow of Daniel, Esq., at Boston,
aged 74 years, July 9,

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PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATH8 507

HUBBARD Hon. John, professor of mathe-
matics and natural philosoi)hy in Dart-
mouth College, aged 50 years, Aug. 24, 18 10

John, professor of mathematics, Dartmouth

College, at Hanover, N. H. Gazette of Aug. 25, 1810

Elvira, youngest daughter of Moses, Esq.,
aged 12 years, at Brookfield, of the spotted
fever. Gazette of Feb. 16, 181 1

Daniel, at Colchester, Ct., aged 30 years.

Gazette of Oct. 19, 181 1

Rev. Bela, D. D., at New Haven, aged 73

years. Gazette of Dec. 12, 181 2

Willard, at Pomfret, Ct., aged 75 years, Feb. 11, 1813

Capt. Enoch; his daughter was killed by
lightning and the captain badly shaken, at
Middletovi^n, Ct., Aug. 17, 1S17

N. H., at Putney, Vt., aged 24 years; being
insane and confined in a cage, he contrived
to reach a coal with which he set fire to
some straw and so perished Gazette of Nov. 8, 1817

James, son of Ezra, of this town, at Savan-
nah, Ga., aged 32 years; graduate of B. U.,

Ezra, in this town, in 74th year,

Jonathan, aged 14 years; drowned at Berlin,
Ct., in attempting to wade in the river
after a duck he had shot. Gazette of

Thomas, printer, at Norwich, Ct., aged 50
years. Gazette of

John W., attorney at law, at Worcester, at
Upton, Mass., aged 31 years,
HUBERT Rt. Rev. Jean PVancois, Bishop of
Quebec, at Quebec, aged 50 years. Ga-
zette of

Lieut. Henry A., of the U. S. light artillery,
grandson of Major General Dearborn,
killed at P"ort George, Upper Canada, in
the attack on the fort,

Mrs. Thankful, widow of Col. Aaron, at
Abington, aged 75 years,
HUDSON Dr. Seth, at Albany, N. Y. Ga-
zette of

Hopkins, executed for the murder of Rufus
Randall, at Cranston,

Mrs. Hannah, wife of George, in this town, in
38th year. Gazette of

Robert, of this town, at Canton. Gazette of

Jonathan, at Rehoboth, aged 22 years. Ga-
zette of

Mrs. Maria, wife of Henry, and daughter of
Gov. Trumbull, aged 20 years, at Hartford.
Gazette of Dec. 7, 1805

F'eb. 14,
Oct. I.

1818
1820

Dec. 8,

•

1824

Jan. 23,

1825

Sept. 17,

1825

Nov. 25,

1797

May 27,

1813

May 22,

1822

Sept. 19,

1767

Oct. 26,

1798

March 15,
April 10,

1800
1802

Feb. 2,

1805

.no VITAL BECOKD OF RHODE ISLAND

HUDSON Mrs. Hannah, wife of Barzillai senior

""° editor of the Hartford Courant, at Hart- ^^^ _^^ ^^^^

Cap[' Jota T^'An'thiftown, aged about 29

^ 7ears; was a searnan; his home was near ^^^^ _g_ ^^^^

Ca'pfirm^eto!- oTkewport, at sea. aged ^^^^ _^_ ^^^^

Henry!"ormerly of this town, at Geneva,

N ^Y., in 41st year, leaving wife and five ^^_^^ _ ^^^^
children, ^ ^^^ Sept 24, 18 19

Feb. 18, 1820
Sept. II, 1820

Mrs^'AbigirwiSof Reuben, at Seekonk,

Tli'omas^^N;wport, at Portsmouth, aged 76

vears Gazette of ire

L/dia, daughter of the late Reuben, of See-

konk at \Varren,m 49th year, ^^^- ^'

Eunice! widow of Robert, in this town, aged ^^^ ^^^ ^^^^

DeboS'Xnn, at Oxford Mass aged 19

years, late a resident of Rehoboth. Ga- ^^^^ ^^^ ^^^^

Willla;:'of Newport, at Whydah AMca ^^^ June ;, 1823

« Barzillai, aged 82 years, ^^ Hartford 36th

year senior proprietor of Connecticui ^^^ ^^ ^^^^

HUGER^^'Mrs. Harriet Lucas, wife of Col Fran^

cis K.. and daughter of Gen Thomas

Pinkney, of South Carolma, at FhUa- ^^ ^^^^

delphia. Gazette of • , . m^w

HUGGFORD Peter, Jun., druggist, at Ne^^ ^^^ ^^^ ^^^^

York Gazette of , ^ (

HUGGINS William, executed at Worcester for ^^^^^^ ^^^ ^^^^

Tohn R^ D., at Albany, a well known eccen-
^Trk hair 'dresser, o'f New York, suicide.

Gazette of

Dec. 14, 1816

HUGH AN Thomas, M. P., at Hampstead, j^^^^, ,g,,

En2" Gazette of , /- „i

HUGHeI Samuel, barber f the General

Greene, at sea. Gazette o^ ^ , , , ^^
Col Hugh, at Orangetown, Rockland Co.,

N yT late deputy quarter master gen-
eral in' he war of the Revolution; he had

made several ineffectual attempts to obtain

a compensation for this service in the war

bi^ with success; he died three days after

returning from Washington, m his 75tn ^^^^^ ^^^ ^g^^

year,

Sept. 26,
Aug. 2[,

1807
1811

July 22,

1815

Oct. 10,

1818

Dec. 10,

1821

Aug. 5,

1823

Sept. 15,

1824

Aug. 20,

1825

Oct. 8,
April 19,

1763
1783

786

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 509

HUGHES Victor, governor of the Island, at
Cayenne. Gazette of

William, in this town, in 17th year,

Capt. Christopher Greene, of Warwick, master
of ship Caravan, of this port, at New Or-
leans, in 31st year,

Capt. John, in Washington Co., I'enn., aged
68 years; a soldier of the Revolution. Ga-
zette of

Major Thomas, at Warwick, in 70th year; he
served through the entire Revolution and
three years on the Indian frontier,

John, of New Jersey, at New Orleans, be-
tween July 29, and

Christopher, Esq., aged 80 years, at Balti-
more. Gazette of

George Jackson, son of John L., at Scituate,
aged I year. Gazette of
HULL Joseph, Esq., collector of customs, at
New London. Gazette of

Samuel, at Newport. Gazette of

Mary, widow of Samuel, Sen., at Newport,

in 82d year; a Friend speaker. Gazette of May 20,

Capt. John, of Newport, knocked overboard
by the boom crossing Charleston Bar,
S. C, and drowned. Gazette of

Mr. • , at Philadelphia. Gazette of

Capt. , of wounds received in action at

sea. Gazette of

Gideon, in this town. Gazette of

Mrs. Mary, wife of Hanson, at Newport, in
37th year. Gazette of

Sally, of this town, died of the fever. Ga-
zette of

Mrs. , of this town, died of the fever.

Gazette of

Hanson, at Newport, in 44th year. Gazette
of

George, of Newport, chief mate of the brig
Polly, on coast of Africa. Gazette of

Eliza, daughter of John, at Burrillville, in i6th
year,

Samuel, at Newport, aged 87 years,

Mrs. Ann, wife of Capt. Peleg, in 69th year,

Mrs. Susannah, wife of Rev. Stephen, and
daughter of Hon. Christopher Lippitt, of
Cran.ston, at Raynham, in 41st year,

Capt. William, of this town, at Charleston,
S. C, in 39th year, leaving a wife and
three children,

May 26,
Oct. 26,

1787
1793

Sept. 13,
Sept. 23,

1794
1797

Nov. 18,

1797

Sept. 20,

1800

Sept. 20,

1800

May 8,

1802

April 26,

1806

Sept. I,

Aug. 29,

Aug. 9,

iSii
1814
1S15

Aug. 16,

1818

Dec. 4,

1819

510

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HULL Capt. Thomas, aged 34 years,

, executed at Baltimore, for the mur-
der of John Heaps,
Mrs. Ann, wife of Thomas, in this town, aged

55 years,
Abigail, eldest daughter of John, at North

Providence, in 27 year,
William, of Rhode Island, at New Orleans.

Gazette of
Sally, daughter of John, at North Provi-
dence, in 2 1 St year,
Mrs. Mary, widow of Samuel, at Newport,

aged 74 years,
Mrs. Mary, widow of Edward, and daughter
of the late Daniel Weeden, of Jamestown,
at South Kingstown, in 80th year.
Rev. Hezekiah, formerly of New Haven, at

Alexandria, La. Gazette of
Nathaniel, at Raynham, Mass., aged 92

years. Gazette of
Frederick Langdon, infant son of Capt.

Gideon,
Samuel, son of John, at Coventry, in i6th

year,
Thomas, at Pawtucket,
HULSE John, drowned off Fire Place, Brook-
line, L. L,
HUMBERT The French general; he com-
manded the expedition that invaded Ire-
land some years since; at New Orleans.
Gazette of
D. C, formerly of this town, called himself
"Sylvan" ; well known as a medical quack,
near Germantown, Penn.,
D. C; a Philadelphia paper speaking of his
death says he lived alone; was found near
unconscious and starving to death; he lived
7 days; his life was a mystery; said to have
been near 100 years, but probably much
exaggerated. Gazette of
HUME Mrs. Mary, wife of John, Esq., at

Charleston, S. C. Gazette of
HUMPERVILLE Ichabod, two children of a
putrid disorder, at Bethany, in Woodbndge,

Ct., May 14, and ., , n . 1 u

HUMPHREY Mrs. , wife of Capt. John.

Gazette of
Samuel, at Barrington, in 70th year,
James, at Barrington, aged 19 years. Ga-
zette of

Dec. 20, 1819
July 14, 1820
Feb. 28, 1821
June 17, 1821
Oct. 27, 1821
March 6, 1823
March 28, 1823

June 14, 1823

Sept. 24, 1823

Nov. I, 1823

April 27, 1824

Aug. 4, 1824
Oct. 7, 1824

Nov. 5, 1813

July 9, 1 814
June 10, 1825

June 22, 1825
July 7, 1810

May IS, 1807

June 23, 1781
May 10, 1790

Aug. 4, 1792

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS ^H

HUMPHREY Mrs. Rebecca, wife of Dr. Hosea,
and daughter of Capt. James Daggett, of
Rehoboth, at Pavvtucket, in 28th year. Ga-
zette of Feb. 17, 1798

Mrs. Abijah, wife of Josiah, P2sq., at Harring-
ton, in 84th year, June 22, 1801

Mrs. Nancy, at North Providence, aged 35
years, Jan. 9, 1806

Miss Rebecca, youngest daughter of Jesdah,
Jun., and granddaughter of Dea. Josiah,
of Harrington, at Pawtuxet, in 24th year, Feb. 14, 1807

Josiah, in this town, in 34th year; buried

with Masonic honors, Feb. 17, i.Si^

Dea. Josiah, at Harrington, in 96th year, Dec. 4, 1812

John, Esq., at Harrington, of the fever. Ga-
zette of May II, 1 816

Dr Hosea, at Johnston, in 60th year; late

member of General Assembly, July 30, 1.S16

Cyrus, son of Dea. William, in 22d year, at

Tiverton, Sept. 25, 181S

Hon. P^lkanah, at Harrington, in 80th year, Oct. 5, 181 8

Josiah, in this town, in 22d year, late mate of

the brig Gen. Jackson of this port, Oct. 21, 1819

Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of Samuel, at Barring-
ton, in 9Sth year, April 15, 1820

Mrs. Sarah, wife of Col. Walker, in this town, Jan. 4, 1S20

(colored), executed at Cahawba, Ala., June 13, 1822

Mrs. Silence, at Weymouth, aged 90 years.

Gazette of Dec. 4, 1822

Samuel Newell, son of Capt. PImerson, at

Harrington, aged i year, 5 months, Sept. 27, 1823

Benjamin Clifford, infant son of Col. Walker,

in this town, aged about 14 months, Oct. 28, 1823

Charles Joseph, son of Col. Walker, in this

town, aged 5 months, Oct. 10, 1824

Major Enoch, native of Connecticut, at Fort

St. Philip Plaquemine, Aug. 3, 1825

HUMPHREYS Rev. James, at Athol, Mass.,
aged 72 years; the first ordained minister
of that town. Gazette of June 4, 1796

Thomas G., son of James, of Philadelphia,
bookseller and printer, in 21st year; was
drowned in the Delaware, May 6, 1S08

James, printer and bookseller, at Philadel-
phia, aged 63 years, Feb. 2, 1810

Gen. David, suddenly, at New Haven; he
served in the Revolution as an aide to Gen-
eral Washington; had served in diplomatic
circles 14 years; as a special honor the
King of Spain gave him loo Merino sheep
the first ever imported to America, Feb. 21, 18 18

512

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HUMPHREYS Rebecca Eliza, in this town, in

17th year,
HUNGERFORD Richard, son of Robert, of
East Haddam, aged 17 years, killed by a
falling tree,

HUNNEWELL Richard G., son of R ,

of Portland, aged 16 years, killed at sea,
by pirates on ship Dromo,
HUNT Mrs. Abijah, relict of Benjamin,

Olivier, at Providence,

Deacon , at Northampton, Mass.; two

of his children killed by lightning,

Capt. Joshua, of Pawtuxet, died at St. Nicho-
las Mole, W. I.,

Daniel, Jr., at Rehoboth. Gazette of

Ebenezer, died at Halifax, a prisoner of war,
between Nov. 23, 1776, and

Capt. Daniel, at an advanced age, at Reho-
both. Gazette of

Rev. Asa, of Middleboro, in this town, aged
47 years,

Sabrina, daughter of the late Benjamin,

Mary, wife of Isaiah, at Rehoboth, in 69th
year. Gazette of

Mrs. Rizpah, wife of Levi, in 34th year. Ga-
zette of

Major Isaiah, at Rehoboth, in 76th year.
Gazette of

Mr. , carpenter, at Boston. Gazette

of

Joel, formerly of this town, at the Havana,

lohn. at Rehoboth, in 86th year. Gazette of

Mrs. Anna, wife of Seth, at Glocester, in
58th year,

Hon. Samuel, at Ohio, member of Congress
from New Hampshire. Gazette of

Clifford, late of Providence, son of Jo-
seph W., of Attleboro, at Savannah, Ga.,in
26th year,

Daniel, late of Glocester, at an advanced age,
member Society of Friends,

Cyrel, son of Isaiah, late of Rehoboth, at
Onondaga, N. Y., aged 48 years, after an
illness of 6 days,

John, seaman, wounded and since died from
action between the Chesapeake and Shan-
non,

Josiah, at Seekonk, in 50th year,

John A., U. S. L. Artillery, a native of Bos-
ton, in this town,

Aug. 7, 1822

Nov. 10, 1815

June — , 1808

Feb. 26, 1769

March 22, 1769

July 5, 1759

March 3, 1771
Nov. 13, 1773

Dec. 26, 1777

April 7, 1 78 1

Sept. 20, 1 79 1
Feb. II, 1795

Feb. 21, 1795

Jan. 9, 1796

Sept. 24, 1796

Sept. 29, 1798

April 17, 1800

March 15, 1806

June 12, 1806

Sept. 12, 1807

Sept. 18, 1810
Oct. 27, 1810

March 10, 1813

June I, 1813
April 12, 1814

April 27, 1817

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

513

HUNT Filena, wife of William, and daughter of
Ephraim Churchill, at North Providence,
in 42d year,

John, at Seekonk, in 65th year,

William, at English Prairie, III; had arrived
there from England about 16 months
previously,

Hon. Ebenezer; many years a member of
the Massachusetts Senate board, at North-
hampton. Gazette of

Miss Mary, at Newport, aged 8y years,

Mrs. Elizabeth, at North Kingstown, in 90th
year,

Christmas, at Rehoboth, in looth year; this
well known colored character carried
papers from Providence through Seekonk
and Rehoboth for many years; served in
the Revolution and took great pride appear-
ing on parade days with his old uniform;
was born at Bristol, in 1722,

Mary Matilda, youngest daughter of Clement
S., Esq., m this town, in 5th year.

Col. Ashbel, at Charlestown, N. H., aged 70
years, soldier of the Revolution. Gazette
of

Horatio A., at Cambridge, aged 20 years.
Gazette of

John, youngest son of Allen, Esq., at See-
konk, aged I year, 10 months,

David, of Rhode Island, at New Orleans, be-
tween July 29, and

Helen Matilda, infant daughter of Clement
S., in this town,

Betsey, in this town, aged 26 years,

Joseph W., at Attleboro, in 74th year,

Lephe Blanding, youngest daughter of Allen,
Esq., at Seekonk, aged i year, 10 days,

Ruth N., wife of Peter B., and daughter of
Major Paul Nelson, at Pawtucket, aged 27
years,
HUNTER Andrew, aged 72 years, at Newport.
Gazette of

Narsworthy, member of Congress from
Mississippi territory, at Washington, in
45th year,

Hon. John, formerly of the U. S. senate, in
South Carohna. Gazette of

Capt. Henry, late of Newport, at Norwich,
Ct., in 85th year. Gazette of

Miss Marion, perished in the burning of the
theatre at Richmond, Va.,

Dec. 3, 1814
May 31, 1819

June 25, 1820

Jan. 6, 1 82 1
March 29, 1821

Dec. 23, 1821

March 3, 1822
May 23, 1822

Dec. 4, 1822

Jan. 29, 1823

March 26, 1823

Aug. 5, 1823

Aug. 26, 1823
Jan. 9, 1824
Jan. 6, 1825

March 25, 1822

June 23, 1825
April 3, 1773

March 11, 1802

Feb. 5, 1803

Dec. I, 1810

Dec. 26, 181 1

514

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HUNTER Mrs. Deborah, widow of Dr. Wil-
liam, and mother of Hon. William, of New-
port, near London, Eng., in 75th year,

Mr. , a justice of the peace, found

murdered at Delaware Co., Penn.; shot in
the back. Gazette of
Capt. Archibald, at Pine Bush, N. Y., aged

about 28 years,
Col. Henry, aged 83 years, at Pinckneyville,
Miss., a worthy of the Revolution, and one
of the first settlers of the territory. Ga-
zette of
Rev. Dr. Andrew, chaplain U. S. navy; was
a chaplain in the Revolution; at Washing-
ton, D. C,
Mrs. p:iizabeth, at Warren, m 84th year. Ga-
zette of
HUNTING Miss Betsey, wife of Samuel, at

Johnston, in 46th year,
HUNTINGDON Hon. Hezekiah, in 76th year,
at Norwich,
Lord, in England. Gazette of
Mrs. , wife of the Governor of Con-
necticut, at Norwich, aged 55 years. Ga-
zette of
Gen. Jedediah, at New London, aged 79
years, formerly collector of the port; a
soldier in the Revolution. Gazette of

Mrs. , wife of General Ebenezer, at

Norwich, Ct., aged 46 years. Gazette of
Nathaniel, Esq., attorney at law, at Nor-
wich. Gazette of
Hon. Jabez, at Norwich, aged ^'J years. Ga-
zette of
Samuel, governor of Connecticut, at Norwich,

m 64th year. Gazette of
Benjamin, Esq., town clerk, of Norwich, Ct.,

aged 65 years. Gazette of
Major Hezekiah, at Windham, Ct., aged 79

years. Gazette of
Rev. Enoch, pastor of First Church of Christ,

of Middletown, Ct., aged 69 years,
Mrs. Mary, wife of Jabez, Esq., at Norwich,

Ct., aged 36 years. Gazette of
Capt. Andrew, at Lebanon, Ct., aged 64

years. Gazette of
Mrs. Abigail, at Ashford, aged 85 years. Ga-
zette of
David, at Newport, in 72d year,
Stephen A., merchant, late of this town, at
Tiverton, aged 22 years,

Oct. 15, 1813

Aug. 2, 1817
Oct. 10, 1822

Nov. 20, 1822

Feb. 27, 1823

June 4, 1825

May 13, 181 1

Feb. 10, 1773
Dec. 5, 1789

June 7, 1794

Oct. 10, 1818

Nov. 20, 1 8 19

Dec. 17, 1774

Oct. 14, 1786

Jan. 16, 1796

Sept. 19, 1 80 1

Oct. 10, 1807

June 12, 1809

Oct. 21, 1809

Aug. 17, 181 1

Nov. 30, 181 1
Nov. 27, 1 81 3

Aug. 26, 1 8 17

PKOVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

515

HUNTRESS John, private, killed on board
frigate Chesapeake in action with the
Shannon,

HURD Ebenezer, formerly post rider in Con-
necticut, aged 87 years. Gazette of
Rt. Rev. Bishop, bishop of Worcester, in

England, aged 88 years. Gazette of
Freeman, at Smithfield, aged 16 years. Ga-
zette of

HURLBURT Pardon T., formerly of this
town, in 40th year, at Buffalo, N. Y. Ga-
zette of

HURLBUT Henry Ci son of Pardon T., aged
10 years,

HURLEY Rev. James Morton, in this town,

HURRY Samuel, of Philadelphia, aged 41
years, formerly a resident of this town, in
Liverpool, Ping.,

HURTIN Robert, printer, -at New York, in
2ist year. Gazette of

HUSE Mrs. Sally, wife of Enoch, at Boston.
Gazette of

HUSFORD George, a .servant, drank too much
cold water, near Annapolis, Md,

HUSSEY Mrs. PLleanor, a native of Ireland,
and noted linen-spinner, at Smithfield, in
83d year. Gazette of
Stephen, Esq., at Nantucket, collector of the

customs. Gazette of
Hon. Stephen, at Nantucket, aged 69 years.

Gazette of
Capt. Obed, at Nantucket, aged 72 years.

Gazette of
Peter, at Nantucket, aged 40 years; Deputy
Grand Master 12th Masonic district; thrown
from his carriage. Gazette of

HUSSING John, died at Halifax, a prisoner of
war, between November 23, 1776, and

HUSTIS Daniel, in 30th year, at Hartford,

HUTCH ESON Rev. John, in attempting to
cross the Big Capon in a skiff with two
daughters, one of the said daughters was
drowned, in Virginia. Gazette of

HUTCHINS Capt. Silas, of Providence, at
Killingly, in 55th year,
Thomas, Esq., at Pittsburg, I'enn., geographer
general to the United States. Gazette of
David, at Attleboro, at an advanced age.

Gazette of
William, drowned in New York Harbor. Ga-
zette of

June I, 1813

May 31, 1788

Aug. 13, 1808

Aug. 20, 1 8 14

Sept. 12, 1818

Dec. 6, 1 819
April 8, 1 80 1

Feb. I, 1820

Sept. 14, 1799

Sept. 8, 1798

July 3, 1764

Nov. 30, 1799

Feb. 9, 1805

March 2, 1805

Sept. 28, 181 1

March 25, 181 5

Dec. 26, 1777
Dec. 27, 1785

March 17, 1824

May 27, 1772

May 23, 1789

Oct. II, 1794

Nov. 7, 1795

516

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

HUTCHINS Capt. Richard, at North Provi-
dence, in 39thyear, a well known nautical
commander. Gazette of

Ruth and Mary, daughters of Dr. Penuel, of
Killingly, Ct., died Jan., 1808, poem in
issue of

John L., in 26th year, at Killingly, Ct.,

John L., of Killingly, a recent graduate ot
Rhode Island College, and divinity student.
Gazette of

Miss Lydia, eldest daughter of the late Capt.
Richard, at Pawtuxet, in 22d year,

Mrs. Hannah, wife of Ezra, Esq., at Kiilingly,
Ct., in 55th year,

Capt. Silas, at Killingly, Ct., aged 6r years,

Mrs. Sarah, at Killingly, Ct., aged 86 years,

Ezra, Esq., attorney at law, formerly of this
town, at Killingly, Ct. Gazette of

Henry, son of John, aged 7 months, in this
town.

Miss Mary, suicide by drowning, at Canter-
bury, Ct., aged about 22 years,

Mrs. Lydia, wife of Capt. Simon, at Killing-
ly, Ct.,

Mary, wife of Dr. Penuel, at Killingly, Ct.,
in 62d year,

Elisha P., son of Dr. Penuel, at Killingly,
Ct., aged 25 years, attorney of law. Ga-
zette of
HUTCHINSON William, at Danvers, from
drinking cold water. Gazette of

James or Lewis (as both names are given),
aged 40 years, a detestable monster, exe-
cuted, at Spanish Town,

Thomas, Esq., late governor of Massachu-
setts, in his 69th year, near Brompton, Eng.
Gazette of

Ann, widow of William, Esq., at Middlesex
Co., N. J., aged loi years, 9 months, 7
days; was mother of 13 children and grand,
great grand and great-great grandmother
of 375 persons, several of the 5th genera-
tion. Gazette of

Col. Israel, at Danvers, aged 84 years, from a
fall in his saw mill; was a soldier in the
Revolution,

Shrimpton, P^sq., late of Boston, at Brooklyn,
Ct., aged 93 years. Gazette of

James, of U. S. engineer corps, at P'ort
Walcott, Newport Harbor, aged 40 years.
Gazette of

Feb. 23, 1805

Feb. II, 1809
March 14, 1808

March 26, 1808

Sept, 25, 181 1

Feb. 3, 1814

May 4, 1814

May 10, 1814

Jan. 16, 1819

Feb. 23, 1821

March 3, 1822

Oct. 7, 1823

March 16, 1825

July 16, 1825
Aug. 24, 1771

March 16, 1773

Sept. 2, 1780

Jan. 31, 1801

March 19, 1811
Nov. 30, 1 811

March 17, 1821

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

517

HUT.SON Thomas, Jun., at Beaufort, S. C,

aged 22 years, killed in a duel with Arthur

Smith, aged 23, and buried in one grave

with his murderer. Gazette of
HUTTON John, at Philadelphia, aged 108 years,

4 months. Gazette of
Acbah, wife of William C., at Seekonk,in 53d

year,
William C, at Seekonk, in 63d year.
• , executed at Baltimore for the murder

of John Heaps,
Rev. Jacob, native of England, at Washing-
ton, D. C; 50 years a Baptist minister,-

aged 80 years. Gazette of
Charles, Esq., professor of mathematics, in

England, aged 86 years. Gazette of
HUXFORD Thomas, merchant, at Boston,

aged 38 years. Gazette of
HYATT Mrs. Hannah, wife of Capt. Hyatt, in

this town. Gazette of
Capt. Charles L., of this town, at sea on

board ship Two Catharines, in a South

American port,
Mrs. Ann, widow of Capt. Charles, in this

town, in 32d year,
HYDE Benjamin, Jr., killed by Jonathan Shep-

erdson, in a personal encounter, at Attle-

boro,
Mrs. Thyra, wife of Josiah, at Rehoboth,

buried.
Rev. Ephraim, at Rehoboth,
John and his lady, at New York, of the fever.

Gazette of

HYERS John, Jr., of Newport, lost at sea. Ga-
zette of
William, died at Halifax, a prisoner of war,
between Nov. 23, 1776, and

HIJAR Marquis De, massacred with his
whole family and servants, at Madrid. Ga-
zette of

HYLAND Nathaniel, caulker. Gazette of

HOYLE Col. Joseph, aged 59 years,

HYNE Timothy, at F'armington, N. Y., aged

60 years; was stung by bees and lived about

an hour. Gazette of
HYSTOP Robert, at New York. Gazette of

Oct. 17, 1S07
Jan. 5, 1793

Dec. 25, 1815
Jan. 5, 1816

July 14, 1820

June 22, 1822

March 15, 1823

June 6, 1807

May 31, 1806

Oct. — , 1 8 19
March 5, 1823

Oct. 22, 1764

Nov. 4, 1774
Oct. 5, 1783

Sept. 21, 1805

June 19, 1773

Dec. 26, 1777

Sept. 3, 1808

Oct. 28, 1786

April 12, 1800

June 4, 1814
Sept. 29, 1798

518

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

I

IDE Dr. William, native of Rehoboth, at
Charleston, S. C. Gazette of

William, at Rehoboth, in 37th year,

Lucy, wife of David, at Smithfield, in 20th
year,

Amos, at Attleboro, in 8ist year, very
suddenly.

Miss Nabby K., daughter of the Simeon, at
Seekonk, in 24th year,

Timothy, at Cumberland, in 83d year,

Mrs. Lydia, wife of Jacob, m 58th year. Ga-
zette of

Amos, at Attleboro, aged 60 years, of the
fever,

Ezra, at Seekonk, in 51st year,

Sarah, wife of Nathaniel, Jun., at Seekonk,
in 55th year. Gazette of

Levi, in this town, in 59th year,

Capt. Eliphalet, at Seekonk, aged 39 years,
IMLAY William, Esq., commissioner of loans
for Connecticut, at Hartford, aged 64 years.
Gazette of
INARE Susannah, drowned in Hell Gate, by
1^ swamping of the boat,

INCHBOLD Mrs. , a noted English

character; in England. Gazette of
INCHER Moses, at Havana. Gazette of
INGALLS Oliver, formerly of North Providence,
at Pomfret, Ct., drowned. Gazette of

Mrs. Mary, wife of Lewis, formerly of this
town, at Lansingburgh, Ind., in 36th
year.

Miss Ruth, at Dorchester, aged 21 years; as
a young man was carrymg a gun through
the room, it discharged and killed her in-
stantly. Gazette of

Mrs. Lucy M., wife of Dr. William, at Bos-
ton, aged 38 years,
INGELL Mrs. Prudence, wife of Capt. Abiather,
at Taunton. Gazette of

Abiather, Esq., aged 60 years, at Taunton.
Gazette of

INGERFIELD Peter, of Cambridge, or Boston,
killed on privateer sloop Independence,
Capt. Tillinghast, in an action at sea. Ga-
zette of

Sept. 21, 1793
Jan. 25, 1802

Sept. 21, 1809

Feb. 5, 1810

Dec. 5, 1813
Nov. 10, 1814

Jan. 7, 1815

March 31, 1816
Jan. 25, 1818

Dec. 25, 1819
March 25, 1822
March 24, 1825

Aug. 15, 1807

May 13, 1822

Oct. 6, 1 82 1
Nov. 28, 1807

April 22, 1815
Aug. 7, 1 8 19

Aug. 31, 1820
Feb. 15, 1823

Nov. 25, 1809
Aug. 2, 1823

Nov. 23, 1776

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

519

INGERSOLL Hon. Jared, president judge of

the district court for the city and county of

Philadelphia. Gazette of Nov. 9, 1822

Hon. Jonathan, at New Haven, in 76th year,

lieut. governor of Connecticut, a graduate

of Yale; left wife and 7 children, Jan. 11, 1823

INGHAM Joseph, from ill-usage as a prisoner

of war. Gazette of Nov. 24, 1781

INGLISS Stephen, shipwright, at Boston,

suddenly, Nov. 30, 1773

INGRAHAM Mary, wife of John, m 82d year.

Gazette of Sept. 21, 1782

Mrs. , wife of Samuel. Gazette of May 18, 1799

Mrs. Patience, aged 63 years, in this town.

Gazette of June i, 1799

John, at Bristol, aged 72 years. Gazette of Aug. 24, 1799

Timothy, son of Simeon, in this town, in 20th

year. Gazette of Oct. 25, iSoo

Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Simeon, in this town,

in 51st year, June 20, 1803

Mrs. , wife of Barton. Gazette of Feb. 25, 1809

Lawton, native of Warren, aged 28 years,

at Savannah, Ga., Nov. 25, 1817

Miss Ann, of Bristol, at Coventry, aged 16

years. Gazette of P"eb. 17, 1821

Comfort, at Pawtucket, in 78th year, Aug. 25, 1821

Henry, at Bristol, aged 25 years. Gazette of Aug. 24, 1822
James Burr, infant son of Jeremiah, at Pen-

sacola, Fla., Sept. 14, 1822

Charlotte, wife of Jeremiah and daughter of

Col. James Burr, of this town, in 33d year, Oct. 3, 1822

James, at Bristol, suddenly, aged about 50

years, March 30, 1823

Jeremiah, formerly of Attleboro, at Cynthi-

ana, Ky., in 77th year. Gazette of June 11, 1823

Lydia, daughter of the late Benjamin, former-
ly of Bristol, at Arkwright Village, July 2y, 1823
Nathan D., aged 56 years, very suddenly, at

Canandaigua, N. Y., Feb. 16, 1824

Mrs. Chloe, widow of Jeremiah, formerly of

Attleboro, in 72d year, at Cincinnati, O.

Gazette of Sept. 15, 1824

INMAN Ralph, at Cambridge, aged 75 years.

Gazette of June 14, 1788

Mrs. Ann, wife of Richard. Gazette of Nov. 21, 1795

Joseph, in Ontario; while in the woods at

work with another man he asked which

way the tree would fall, leaned against and

died in.stantly, Nov. 16, 1819

520

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

INMAN Benjamin, a seaman, drowned from
schooner Romeo of this port, off Chinca-
teaque Shoals. Gazette of

Benjamin, seaman, was knocked overboard
in a squall from schooner Romeo, of this
port, off Chincateaque Shoals,

Oziel, at Glocester, in 41st year. Gazette of

NNES Rev. Mr. , Catholic priest, at

Philadelphia. Gazette of
IREDELL Hon. James, one of the U. S. Asso-
ciate Justices of the Supreme Court, at
Edenton, N. C,
IREN Mrs. Mary, wife of Peter, at Bristol, aged

about 50 years,
IRISH John, aged 47 years, at Middletown,
drowned

Mrs. Sarah, widow of Col. George, of Middle-
town, at Newport, in 83d year. Gazette
of

Joseph, at Richmond, son of the late Col.
George, of Middletown, in 46th year,

Jedediah, at Newport, aged 47 years. Ga-
zette of
IRONS Margaret, wife of Laban, in 21st year,
at Glocester. Gazette of

Samuel, at Glocester, in 59th year,

Stephen, son of Nicholas, of this town, in
20th year, fell overboard from brig Decatur,
of this port, at sea,

Mrs. Susan B., wife of Arnold, in this town,
in 28th year,
IRVINE Henry, found murdered near Notchi-

toches, La. Gazette of
IRVING Rev. Thomas Pitt, principal of the
Hagerstown Academy, at Washington.
Gazette of

John, executed for the murder of his wife, at
Charleston, S. C,

Edmond, made an attack on Lewis T. Matt-
ingly, editor of the Richmond Republican,
who shot him through the heart. Mr. I.
had not been married but a few days to a
daughter of Greene Clay, of Madison Co.,
Va.; ai. Richmond, Va.,
IRWIN Christopher, Esq., inventor of the
marine chair, at Bermudas. Gazette of

Gen. James, at York, Penn., a Revolutionary
officer of merit. Gazette of

Col. , in Old Providence, formerly of

the United States, who went to this island
with Commodore Aury. Gazette of

Oct. 23, 1822

Jan. 4, 1823
Aug. 20, 1825

Sept. 22, 1798

Oct. 20, 1799

Feb. 8, 1 82 1

Sept. 15, 1815

Feb. 17, 1816

April 6, 1818

March 12, 1823

March 31, 1798
Nov. 2, 1815

Dec. 30, 1822

April 20, 1824

July 27, 1 8 16

Feb. 7, 1818
Nov. 26, 1 77 1

Dec. 17, 1822

April 27, 1765

March 22, 1806

Jan. 30, 1819

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

521

ISAAC Jacob, at Newport, at an advanced age,
a worthy member of the Jewish Society.
Gazette of
Moses, late of Newport, at New York. Ga-
zette of
Ralph, at Branford, Ct., in 58th year, form-
erly an eminent merchant, at New Haven.
Gazette of
Lieut. G. W., of the Macadonian, of the
fever. Gazette of
ISRAEL John, late editor of the "Tree of
Knowledge," at Washington, Penn. His
death was in consequence of a mortification
occasioned by a slight puncture of one of
his fingers. Gazette of
ISTRIA Duke of, Field Marshal Bessieres,
for 16 years Napoleon's commander of his
body guards; shot dead on the field of
battle, at Lutzen,
ITALISKOI Prince, the Count Suowarron, on

his estate near Kobrin, Ger.,
ITURBRIDP: Latq ICmperor of Mexico, shot

at Padilla,
IVERS Mrs. Hannah, wife of James, and only
sister of the late Barlow Trecothick, Esq.,
formerly Lord Mayor of London, at Bos-
ton, aged 79 years. Gazette of
IVES Capt. Robert H., at Lisbon, in 24th year.
Gazette of
Rev. James, pastor of a church at Monson,

suddenly. Gazette of
Joseph, drowned at Wallingford, Conn.,
John, at New Haven, aged 60 years. Ga-
zette of
PLlizabeth, second daughter of Thomas P.,

in 17th year,
Capt. William, late of Salem, at Savannah,

Geo., aged 5 1 years. Gazette of
John, at Sudbury, killed by an explosion of
powder, at Clemsford. Gazette of
IZARD Hon. Ralph, in South Carolina. Ga-
zette of

March 24, 1798
Sept. 22, 1798

Nov. 9, 1799
Aug. 14, 1822

Nov. I, 1806

May I, 1813

March 2, 1800

July 18, 1824

Jan. 10, 1807

Aug. 8, 1795

Jan. II, 1806
May 12, 1807

Aug. 13, 180S

March 12, 1813

April 30, 1 8 14

Dec. 7, 1820

June 16, 1804

JACK colored servant oiF John Mason, late of
Warren, aged 84 years, at Tuuisset Neck.
He was noted for his integrity and truth.
Gazette of

Aug. 29, 1807

522

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

JACK Peter, printer, at New York. Gazette of

Alexander, at Newport, in 76th year,

JACKMAN Mr. , at Boscawen, N. H.;

has lost three children of the fever. Ga-
zette of

Col. Abel, at Corinth, N. H., aged 58 years;
in hiving bees was so stung by them as to
cause death in 10 minutes. Gazette of
JACKSON Capt. George, formerly member of
General Assembly, at Providence,

Susannah, daughter of late Stephen, Esq.
Gazette of

Lydia, widow of Capt. George. Gazette of

William, died at Halifax, a prisoner of war
between Nov. 23, 1776, and

Anna, widow of Stephen, Esq., late of this
town, at Pomfret, in 73d year. Gazette of

Mrs. , wife of Daniel. Gazette of

Nancy, at Attleboro, in 30th year. Gazette of

Dr. Hull, at Portsmouth, N. H., a celebrated
physician and oculist. Gazette of

William, a seaman, his body taken from the
river,

Jeremiah, son of Capt. Thomas, of this town,
at Surinam, in i6th year. Gazette of

General Michael, at Newtown, Mass. Ga-
zette of

Daniel, formerly of Boston, in this town, in
65th year,

Charles, Esq., son of the late General Jack-
son of Massachusetts, at Cumberland
Island, Ga.,

Mingo, colored, native of Barbaboes, at New
York, aged no years. Gazette of

Gen. James, senator from Georgia, at Wash-
ington. Gazette of

Gen. A. , who lately killed Mr. Dick-
inson in a duel; killed also in a duel with
Mr. -Thomas Swan, near Danville, Tenn.
Gazette of

Mrs. Susan, wife of Capt. Richard, in this
town, in 74th year,

Capt. Thomas, of this town, very suddenly
his remains were buried in the North Burial
Yard; died,

John, at Havana. Gazette of

Dr. David, at Philadelphia. Gazette of

Gen. Henry, at Boston, aged 62 years, of the
Revolutionary Army,

Oct. 31, 1807
Feb. 27, 1 82 1

Dec. 10, 1814

Aug. 17, 1820

March i, 1769

June 20, 1772
Oct. 12, 1776

Dec. 26, 1777

P"eb. 16, 1782

June 5, 1784

March 28, 1795

Oct. 7, 1797

March 17, 1798

Feb. 28, 1801

April 25, 1801

May 20, 1806

Nov. 25, 1801

June I, 1805

March 29, 1806

Aug. 30, 1806
Dec. 21. 1806

March 17, 1807
Nov. 28, 1807
July 30, 1808

Jan. 4, 1809

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 523

JACKSON Morton, U. S. Navy, in i8th year,

son of the late Dr. Jackson, of Philadeli:)hia,

at Greenwich, near New York. Gazette of July 8, 1809

Bartholomew, at Newport, in 920! year. Ga-
zette of Sept. 23, 1809
Mrs. Eliza, wife of Dr. James and daughter

of Capt. Vine Elderkin, formerly of Wind-
ham, Ct., at Manlius, N. Y. Gazette of Sept. 30, 1809
Mrs. Ruth, widow of Gen. Michael Jackson,

of Newton, Mass., at Middletown, Ct. Ga-
zette of Feb. 3, 1 8 10
Jonathan, Esq., at Boston, aged 67 years.

Gazette of March 10, 1810

William, formerly a merchant of Boston, in

England, aged 79 years. Gazette of April 7, 18 10

Samuel, in this town, in 83d year, Sept. 6, 181 1'

Benjamin B., mariner, in 23rd year, fell from

mainmast of brig X^igalant, Feb. 16, 1812

Edward, mate of the British ship Shannon,

on board the Yankee Privateer,from wounds

received in the action. Gazette of March 20, 1813

Frances James, Esq., aged 44 years, at Brigh-
ton, Eng., had been a distinguished

diplomat, Aug. 5, 18 14

William, in this town, in 50th year, Aug. 26, 181 5

Cyres, at l^utternuts, N. Y., m exploding a

blast severely wounded himself and killed

his little daughter standing near, July 4, 1817

William, and two of his daughters, perished

in the burning of his house, in Shenandoah

Co., Va., July 26, 181 7

Mr. ; was fixing the flint in his gun

when the peice went off and killed his

mother, who was in the room ; at Canan-

daigua, N. Y. Gazette of Nov. 15, 1817

William Prince, infant son of John, in this

town. Gazette of Nov. 29, 1817

Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of John C, in 27th

year, Dec. 19, 1817

Rev. Francis, pastor of the church at Darien,

Ga., aged 29 years ; at Boston. Gazette

of Dec. 20, 1817
, son of Walter, from an explosion of

gunpowder which he set on fire. Gazette

of June 27, 181 8

Capt. Simon, at Newton, aged 60 years, a

soldier in the Revolution. Gazette of Oct. 24, 18 18

Cai)t. Richard, aged 88 years, Dec. 29, 1818

Capt. Stephen, late of this town, and many

years cashier of the Exchange Bank in

524 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

JACKSON: ,

this town, in 57th year, very suddenly,
while on his way to his home ; at Thomp-
son, Ct., Jan. 7, 1820

Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Patrick P., aged 49
years, perished in a fire, at Boston. Ga-
zette of Feb. 3, 1 82 1

Patrick P., painter and glazier, aged 40 years,

perished in a fire at Boston. Gazette of Feb. 3, 1821

William, infant son of Nathan W., Esq.,

in this town, aged i year, Oct. i, 1821

Warren and his son, aged 6 years, both
drowned by the upsetting of a canoe,
in Oconee River, April 26, 1822

Hon. John G., U. S. Judge for Western

District of Virginia, and formerly member

of Congress, at Clarkesburg, Va. Gazette

of April 16, 1825

JACOBS Capt. Samuel, suddenly, on his sloop,

while standing at the helm, at Newport, Aug. 9, 1768

Henry, of Danvers, killed at Lexington, April 19, 1775

Mrs. Martha, wife of William, of Uxbridge,
and daughter of Gershom, Carpenter of
this town, at Providence,- in her 23d year, Aug. 8, 1779

Miss Olive, daughter of the late Samuel. Ga-
zette of Feb. 16, 1793

Joseph, of this town, at Baltimore, in 22d

year. Gazette of Oct. 14, 1797

Capt. John, at Rehoboth, in 67th year. Ga-
zette of Jan. 5, 1799

Bela, carpenter of the General Greene, at sea.

Gazette of Aug. 3, 1799

Phebe, wife of John, at Rehoboth, in 37th
year. Gazette of Dec. 7, 1799

Mrs. Sarah, wife of Nathaniel, aged 75 years;
had been married 58 years; their posterity
amounts to loi; 10 children, 76 grand and
15 great-grandchildren; in this town, Oct. 2, 1802

Capt. Wilson, late of this town, at Porto

Bello, in 59th year, Aug. 10, 1805

Israel, native of London, 80 years a resident
of Philadelphia, a worthy Israelite, aged 96
years, March 3, 18 10

Dea. Calvin, aged 59 years, drowned in Pal-
mer's river, Rehoboth, while washing sheep. May 29, 1810

Soranus, son of Dea. Calvin, aged about 20
years, drowned in Palmer's River, Reho-
both, while washing sheep. May 29, 18 10

Samuel, son of John, at Rehoboth, in 27th
year. Gazette of Dec. 22, 1810

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

525

JACOBS Joseph, perished in the burning of the

theatre at Richmond, Va., Dec. 26, 181 r

Miss , perished in the burning of the

theatreat Richmond, Va., Dec. 26, 181 1

Capt. Wilson, aged 38 years. On the 31st

of January he had an action with a British

vessel and beat her off; on the ist captured

the schooner William of Nassau; the same

evening the Captain went forward to see

about securing his prisoners and then aft,

after which he was missing; it is supi)osed

he was lost overboard as it was blowing a

brisk gale at the time. Gazette of Feb. 25, 181 5

Capt. John, at Seekonk, in 52nd year, killed

by a blast of a rock at Kettle Point; has

left a mother, sister, widow, and seven

children to mourn his loss, June 6, 181 5

Henry, formerly of this town, at New York,

merchant, July 26, 1819

Maria Aborn, daughter of the late Henry,

aged 5 years, -^ug. 19, 1820

Miss Hannah, daughter of Dea. Calvin, at Re-

hoboth, in 45th year, Aug. 27, 1822

Capt., of schooner Patriot, killed in action

with pirates off San Antonio. Gazette of Oct. 26, 1822

Hannah Aborn, daughter of Henry, in this

town, aged 5 years, 8 months, Nov. 15, 1822

Mrs. Marcy, widow of Capt. Wilson, in this

town, in 70th year, May 18, 1823

Isaac, of Rehoboth, Mass., at sea on board

brig Fame, near Havana. Gazette of July 21, 1824

Miriam, of Scituate, Mass., drowned in the

Charles River, by upsetting of a sail boat, April 18, 1825

JACOX Sarah, widow, at Providence. Ga-
zette of Aug. 3, 177 1
JUDETH Joseph, seaman, killed on board

frigate Chesapeake in action with the

Shannon. June i, 1813

JAKE WAYS Mrs. Catherine, widow of Capt.

Henry, at Newport, aged 82 years. Ga-
zette of Jan. 16, 1813
JAMES William, late of Newport, at Provi-
dence. Gazette of Dec. 26, 1778

Mrs. , wife of Samuel. Gazette of May 7, 1785

Abel, of Society of Friends, at Philadelphia,

in 65th year. Gazette of Nov. 13, 1790

Tobias, boatswain, killed in action at sed, June 19, 1793

Miss Sarah, at Newport, in 76th year. Ga-
zette of Oct. 27, 1798
Benjamin, in this town, in 40th year, May 8, 1809

526

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

JAMES Mrs. Catharine, wife of John and
daughter of the late WilHam Downing, of
Newport, in this town, in 59th year,

William, mate of sloop Hudson, Capt. Brown-
nell ; leaves wife and family at Newport ;
at Richmond, drowned,

John, at New Bedford, in 78th year, formerly
of this town,

Joseph, at Baltmore Co., Md.; had been mar-
ried the Wednesday evening before and
leaves a widow not full 13 years old,

George, in this town, in 42nd year,

Samuel, at sea, perished in a shipwreck,

Samuel, Esq., in this town, in 71st year, sud-
denly,

Mrs. Hannah, wife of Charles, aged 47 years,
at Boston. Gazette of

William, in this town, aged about 46 years,

Mrs. Martha, wife of Capt. Benjamin, at
Newport, aged 60 years. Gazette of
JANES Mary, wife of Horace, Esq., at St.
Albans, Vt., aged 40 years,

Sally C. B., daughter of Horace, Esq., of St.
Albans, Vt., aged 17 years, at Greenfield,
Mass.,

Mrs., widow of John, aged 97 years, at Irving-
hal-Aston, Bucks, Eng.; mother of 17
children, 9 now living, eldest 78, youngest
52; she was carried to the grave by six
generations, the pall supported by six grand-
daughters. Gazette of

Jonathan, at Easthampton, aged 99 years;
was born in that jjart of the town then
called Northampton now East, Aug. 2,
1726; was a soldier under Major Pomeroy
against Louisburg in 1745; had been a
church member more than 75 years. Ga-
zette of
JANEWAY William, drowned in New York

Harbor. Gazette of
JANUARY Benjamin, at Philadelphia, in 47th

year. Gazette of
JARVIS John, of Marblehead, died at Course
Harbor, Newport, a prisoner of war. Ga-
zette of

Mrs. Amelia, wife of James and eldest
daughter of Samuel Broome, suddenly, at
New Haven. Gazette of

Sarah, widow of Col. Learnard, at Boston, in
68th year. Gazette of

March 12, 1817

May 27, 1819
Sept. 4, 1 82 1

Aug. 4, 1822

Oct. 6, 1822

Feb. 22, 1823

March 15, 1823

Nov. 8, 1823
Dec. 10, 1824

July 13, 1825

June 18, 1822

June 18, 1822

Jan. 5, 1825

May II, 1825

July 2, 1814

Sept. 14, 1799

March 21, 1778

Jan. 24, 1789
Jan. 2, 1790

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

527

JARVIS James, midshipman of the U. S. frigate
Constellation, in action with a French
ship,
Charles, at Philadelphia, aged "jj years. Ga-
zette of
Dr. Charles, at Boston, aged 59 years. Ga-
zette of
Nathan, printer, at Annapolis, Md., in 39th

year. Gazette of
Rt. Rev. Abraham, D. D., Bishop of Con-
necticut, at New Haven, Ct.,
JAOUARAS Hannah, fell into a well and was
drowned, at Philadelphia, in ■i6th year. Ga-
zette of
JAQUES James, found dead with a log of wood

across his neck, at Richmond,
JACOUIES Nathan, formerly of South Kings-
town, at Newport, aged 70 years,
JAOUITH Sarah, in her 90th year, at Wilming-
ton, Del.; she was the mother of 16 child-
ren, 10 of whom are now living, 5 sons and
5 daughters all married and in good circum-
stances, and 68 grand, 166 great-grand and
4 great-great-grandchilden, 248 in all liv-
ing offspring,
JASTRAM John, at Smithfield, aged 29 years,
Cynthia, widow of Joseph and only surviving
daughter of Danforth P. Lyndon,
JAY Mrs. Sarah, wife of Governor John, at

New York. Gazette of
JAYNE Rev. Peter, pastor of Methodist
Church, at Boston, aged 26 years. Gazette
of
JEFP'ERS Edward, died at Halifa.x a prisoner
of war between Nov. 23, 1776, and
Caleb, at Newport, aged 32 years. Gazette of
Jonathan, at Newport, at an advanced age.

Gazette of
John, at New York, suicide, aged 46 years.

Gazette of
Capt. Samuel, of Newport, at sea on passage

from Philadelphia, aged 65 years,
Mrs. , widow of Capt. Samuel, at New-
port,
JEFFREY Mrs. Mary, wife of Patrick, at Bath,
Eng., at an advanced age; formerly a resi-
dent of Providence. Gazette of
Patrick, Esq., formerly of London, Eng.,
merchant, at Milton, Mass.,
JEHRUNG Gottlieb, native of Bavaria, at
Johnston, near Tar Bridge, aged 46 years.

Feb. I, 1800
Oct. 4, 1806

Nov. 21, 1807
May 5, 1810

May 10, 1813

Feb. 4, 1792

Feb. 4, 1793

March 28, 1823

Feb. 6, 1 77 1
Oct. 10, 1814

Nov. 3, 1820

June 5, 1802

Sept. 6, 1806

Dec. 26, 1777
June 29, 1793

Oct. 27, 1798

May 2, 1818

Oct. 31, 1820

April 9, 1 82 1

May 19, 1808

May II, 18 12

March 16, 1822

528

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

widow of William, at

JENCKS Mrs.

an advanced age,

Er|pts"jreK MS 66th year. Ga-

Icremtah of this town. Gazette of
Sve wife of Capt. Sylva,u>s a,,d daugh-
fpr of Capt. James Fanner, deceased, in
Ler 4th year; her remains were deposi-
ted in the tomb of the late Ohver Arnold,

KSJe:tifetf'?ohif,'Es,., at North Provi.
Ru'fn"nn'tht^Bri?ishVison ship New York.

JonrtC late of Pawti.ket in North Provi-
dence but then of Brookfield, Mass , m
^7^[^h%ar,Aprili,i78i.bunedthe4that

LiSroter, at the barracks in Philadel-

Brid^et, widow of Nathaniel, at North Provi-
dence in 8Qth year; sermon by Rev. Wil-
dence, m oyu v , Remember

liam Rogers: Job vii 7> ^

CaVt'cTadS. at^ea'o; passage home from

Dfnief'^ri^fetotnosratsea. Gazette of
losenh son of Dr. John and grandson of
^ Gov loseph, at Smithfield, in 70th year,
JoShan^Esq.; of North Providence, at Wm-

Eben'S ""es": at North Providence, in

87th year. Gazette of
Crawford, merchant, in 24th year

Tohn for many years a member of the
^General Assembly from this town, m his

Mrs.'VrSilla, wife of Capt. Jeremiah, in

34th year. Gazette of ^creA 21

William, son of the late John, Esq., aged 21

OC daughter of Col. Ebenezer at Paw-
tucket in 1 8th year. Gazette of
Mrs Joanna, widL of Hon. Daniel, in 93d

Samuel son of Col. Eleazer, of North Proyi-
d^S, at the Havannah, in i8th year. Ga-

M?s."Ann, widow of Capt. Jeremiah, in 76th
year. Gazette of

Aug. 29, 1770
July 7. 1784

June I, 1776
Dec. 26, 1778

Feb. 22, 1780
June 18, 1780
Dec. 20, 1780

Feb. 4. 1782

Sept. 12, 1782

Dec. 28, 1782
April 5, 1783

May 25, 1784

Jan. 31. 1786

Nov. 18, 1786
Sept. 12, 1789

Jan. 2, 1791
March 31, 1792
July I, 1792
Aug. 9, 1794
March 13. ^796

July 8, 1797
Aug. 12, 1797

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 529

JENCKS Nancy, at Pawtucket, aged 20 years,

daughter of Col. Eleazer. Gazette of Jan. 6,

Phebe, at Pawtucket, aged 16 years, daughter

of Col. Eleazer. Gazette of Jan. 6,

Mrs. Experience, widow of Ebenezer, at Paw-
tucket, in 91st year. Gazette of July 28,

Sarah, wife of George and daughter of Joseph
Whipple, of Smithfield, at Cheshire, Mass.;
Mr. W. has buried 5 daughters within 12
months. Gazette of Feb. 23,

Ebenezer, of this town, merchant, at Island
of St. Thomas, after a short illness, aged
25 years. Gazette of

Mrs. Inspernon, widow of William, Esq., at
Smithfield, in 87th year. Gazette of

Capt. John, son of Henry, at Smithfield, in
40th year. Gazette of

Capt. Stephen, at North Providence, in 75th
year.

Henry, at Smithfield, in 71st year. Gazette
of

Caleb, Esq., who had lately removed from
North Providence, a land surveyor and
man of uncommon ingenuity, in state of
New York. Gazette of

Mrs. Anna, wife of John, at Smithfield, in
64th year,

Mrs. Patience, wife of Thomas, at Smithfield,
in 74th year. Gazette of

Amos Throop, late of this town, merchant, at
Havana, aged 31 years,

Capt. Jeremiah, in this town, in 54th year,

John, Esq., at Pawtucket, in 83d year. Ga-
zette of

Mrs. Bethiah, in this town, in 58th year. Ga-
zette of

Mrs. Amity, wife of Henry, at Smithfield, in
77th year,

Thomas, at Smithfield, in 75th year. Gazette
of

Comfort, in his 47th year, in this town,

Mrs. Abigail, wife of Hon. John, in this
town, in 69th year,

Eben Crawford, son of Eben, merchant, in
this town, in 15th year.

Rev. Harvey, A. M., pastor of the Baptist
Church, at Hudson, N. Y., aged 27 years,
graduate of Brown University,

Mrs. Sarah, wife of Ebenezer, at Cranston,
in 39th year. Gazette of

June I,

1799

June 29,

1799

Nov. 9,

1799

Nov. 16,

1800

July 23,

1803

Nov. 26,

1803

Jan. 6,

1807

May 6,

1809

July 8,
Sept. 7,

1809
1809

April 14,

i8fo

Dec. 22,

1810

Feb. 5,

1811

Oct. 26,
Feb. 3.

1811
1813

June 12,

1813

July 22,

1813

July 15.

1814

Aug. 20,

1814

798
798
798

799

630

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

JENCKS Whipple, at Cumberland, in 24th year, Jan. i, 1816

Eleazer, Jim., at Pawtucket, of the fever, Jan. 10, 1816

Mary, wife of Joseph, Esq., and daughter of
the late Jarathmael Bowers, Esq., of Somer-
set. Gazette of July 20, 18 16

Mrs. Marcy, wife of Stephen and daughter
of Joshua Arnold, at Pawtucket, in 60th
year, Oct. 8, 1816

Mrs. Rhoda, wife of Jerathmael, at Paw-
tucket, in 57th year, April 3, 18 17

Mrs. Sally, wife of John C, aged 36 years. May 8, 1817

Capt. Jabez, at Pawtucket, m 38th year, Oct. 23, 1817

John, at Smithfield, aged 82 years, Feb. 23, 1818

Miss Mary, late of Pawtucket, aged 78 years,

at Wrentham, March 4, 181 8

Miss Freelove, in 68th year, in this town, April 22, 18 18

Joseph, late of this town, at Terre Haute, Ind., Sept. 13, 1818

Mrs. , wife of Russell; drove into

Scotts Pond, Smithfield, with her children
three or five, and was drowned. Gazette
of Nov. 7, 1818

Thomas B., native of Newport, N. H., at

Cumberland, aged 33 years, Aug. 20, 18 19

Rufus, son of Capt. John, at Smithfield, in

22nd year, April 14, 1820

Moses, at Pawtucket, in 69th year, April 15, 1820

Benjamin, son of James, at Cumberland, in

24th year, April 29, 1820

Clarrissa Emeline, daughter of David, Esq.,
at Smithfield, aged i year, 12 days, Aug. 19, 1820

Barton, formerly of North Providence, aged

24 years, at Boston, Nov. 27, 1820

Capt. Thomas, formerly of this town, at sea
on board ship Meridian on passage from
New Orleans to Liverpool. Gazette of Dec. 28, 1820

Joseph, at Smithfield, in 8ist year; was grand-
son of Governor Joseph; ten of his child-
ren with their wives and husbands attended
his funeral, Feb. 19, 1821

Arnold, eldest son of Luke, at Wrentham, in

23d year, June 4, 1821

Jerathmael, at Pawtucket, aged 59 years, June 13, 1821

Mrs. Margaret, widow of Major Ichabod, at

Pawtucket, in 79th year, July 11, 1821

William D., son of the late Joseph, at Cum-
berland, in 1 8th year. Gazette of Oct. 20, 1821

Col. Eleazer, at Pawtucket, in 76th year, Sept. 28, 1822

Lemuel, infant son of Ezra, in this town, Oct. 3, 1822

Polly, wife of Ezra, in this town, aged 29
years, Oct. 8, 1822

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 53 1

JENCKS Mrs. Sarah, widow of Capt. John, at

Smithfield, in 64th year, Nov. 8, 1822

William, at Smithfield, aged 53 years, Feb. 4, 1823

John Scott, formerly of this town, at Regla,

near Havana, June 25, 1823

Ezra, in this town, in 31st year, Aug. 26, 1823

Mrs. Abigail, wife of Capt. Alvin, and daugh-
ter of Major Cyrus Comstock, of Wren-

tham, in 20th year, at the Chocolate Mill

near Pawtucket, Sept. 5, 1823

Mrs. Lois, widow of Moses, at North Provi-
dence, aged 83 years; she has 8 own sisters

and two brothers now living whose united

ages amount to 770 years, or yj years on

an average, March i, 1825

George, at Pawtucket, aged 68 years. May 25, 1825

George, 2d, at Pawtucket, in 40th year, July 6, 1825

JENKINS John, Jun., eldest son of John, of

Providence, aged 19 years, at Savannah,

Ga. Gazette of Oct. 31, 1772

Margaret, wife of William, at Newburyport.

Gazette of Aug. 7, 1773

Robert, merchant, aged 72 years, at Boston, Dec. 4, 1773

Capt. Benjamin, of this town, at Cape Fran-
cois. Gazette of Jan. 12, 1782
Capt. Sylvan us, of this town, at Virginia.

Gazette of Jan. 12, 1782

John, truckman. Gazette of April 24, 1790

Matthew, son of Thomas, at Hudson, N. Y.,

in 25th year, April 14, 1792

Mrs. Rebecca, wife of Lewis, merchant, and

youngest daughter of Hon. Robert Hooper,

Esq., of Marblehead, at Newport, after a

short illness, Dec. 25, 1790

Seth, at Hudson, N. Y. Gazette of Aug. 24, 1793

William, Esq., at Newburyport, aged 87

years. Gazette of Oct. 3, 1795

John, of this town, merchant, at Hudson,

N. Y., in 73d year, Aug. 30, 1797

Robert, merchant, at Boston. Gazette of Sept. 2, 1797

Lewis, formerly of this town, merchant, at

Newburyport, in 41st year. Gazette of June 2, 1798

William W., late of Charleston, native of Bos-
ton, at New York. Gazette of Sept, 7, 1799
Mrs. Prudence, widow of John, merchant,

formerly of this town, at Hudson, N. Y.,

in her 76th year, April 23, 1803

Henry, of Yorkshire, died 1670, aged 169

years. Gazette of Oct. 15, 1803

532

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

JENKINS Miss Susannah, daughter of the
late John, merchant, in 44th year, after a
tedious confinement of 14 years. Gazette
of

Joseph, son of Lewis, late of Newburyport,
merchant, supercargo of ship Samuel Elam,
Capt. Champlain,at the Cape of Good Hope,
aged 23 years,

Thomas, at New York, late of Hudson, and
one of its founders and former Mayor,
formerly of this town, in 68th year,

Mrs. Mary, native of Connecticut, in Georgia,
aged 76 years. Gazette of

Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of Marshal, Sen., Esq.,
at Hudson, N. Y., suddenly,

Jeremiah Fones, merchant, in this town, in
60th year, (Masonic honors),

Capt. Samuel, killed by his slave, at Colum-
bia, S. C,

Hannah, widow of Charles, at Hudson, N. Y.,
in 68th year,

Hannah A., wife of William, in this town,

Nathaniel, carpenter, at Boston, aged 35
years; fell from a staging where he was at
work,

John W , teacherof penmanship, at Wilming-
ton, Del. Gazette of
JENNE Jethro, at New Bedford, aged 78 years.
Gazette of

JENNER Dr. , discover of vaccination,

in England, aged 74 years. Gazette of
JENNINGS James Best, son of Thomas, Esq.,
of Annapolis, drowned in the Chesapeake,

Lieut. , U. S. Army, at Vincennes,

Indiana Territory. Gazette of

Richard, murdered at Goshen, N. Y.,

Oliver, in this town, in 44th year,

William, in this town, in 22nd year,

Lucy, daughter of the late ()liver, in this
town, in 19th year,
JENNISON Joseph, at Ward, Mass., aged 92

years,
JERAULD Martha, daughter of Dr. James, of
Medfield, in 21st year,

Mrs. Freelove, wife of Dr. Dutee, at War-
wick, in 82nd year. Gazette of

Dr. Dutee, at Warwick, aged 90 years, 4
months,

George, at Pawtucket, in 15th year; while
watching the ice break up in the river he

Dec. 7, 1805

Jan. 25,

Sept. 10,

1808

Oct. 8,

1808

Sept. 9,

I8II

May 2,

I8I4

June I,

I8I5

June 27,
Dec. 29,

I8I8
I8I9

July 3.

1820

Nov. I,

1823

July 3,

1802

March 15,

1825

Feb. 22,

1793

Aug. 3,
Dec. 31,
Jan. 22,
May 28,

I8II
I8I8

1822
1824

May I,

1825

Jan. 1 1,

I8I3

July 17,

1803

Nov. 12,

1803

July 13,

I8I3

806

PRO\'IDEN(JE GAZETTE— DEATHS

533

JERAULD:

slipped from his place, fell into the water,
and was drowned.
Dr. Gorton, formerly of Warwick, at Pres-
ton, Ind., in 70th year,
JERM AN John, philomath, in 85th year, at Rod-
ner, Penn.,
Samuel, at Charleston, S. C. Gazette of
JERNIGHAM Edward, Esq., secretary of the
Board of British Catholics, at London.
Gazette of
JEROLIMAN , a soldier of the Revolu-
tion ; he carried in the pit of his stomach
a British bullet 48 years; he ordered it to
be taken out after his death as he did not
wish to be buried with British lead in him;
the ball was fired at battle of Springfield,
N. J.; at Belleville, N. J. Gazette of
JESSEN Rear Admiral, Governor of the island,

at St. Thomas,
JETT Isaac, killed at P^ort St. Clair,
JEWETT Peter, of Concord, Mass., aged 22 years;
had enlisted the 7th and suicided the nth
over the loss of a sum of money by im-
prudence; at Boston. Gazette of
John R., aged 35 years; one of the crew of
ship Boston, lost in Novtka Sound m 1802;
at Hartford. Gazette of
Dr. David, late of Massachusetts, at New-
port, aged 43 years,
JILLSON Mrs. ■ , wife of Nathaniel, suffo-
cated in a barrel of soap, at Cumberland,
Col. Welcome, at Cumberland, in 37th year,
Rebecca, wife of David, at Altleboro, sud-
denly,
Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Uriah, at Cumber-
land, aged 69 years, of Society of P'riends,
Luke, at Cumberland, in 68th year,
Silas C, son of Uriah, at Cumberland, aged

24 years,
Pardon Potter, infant son of Pardon P., in

this town, aged 18 months,
Nathaniel, at Cumberland, in 75th year, a sol-
dier of the Revolution,
JOHN Captain, an Oneida chief, a principal ora-
tor and speaker for that tribe, at Albany,
N. Y. Gazette of
JOHN Prince, of Hayti, Grand Admiral of the
kingdom, aged 31 years; his remains were
carried to St. Lucie, his birth place, and

March 2, 1818

July 5, 1 82 1

July 16, 1769
Sept. 14, 1799

July 17, 1822

Jan. 5, 1825

March 30, 1823
Nov. 6, 1792

June 21, 18 17

Jan. 20, 1 82 1

Nov. 23, 1 82 1

April 2-], 1 77 1
June 16, 1807

Dec. 9, 1 82 1

March 17, 1822
Jan. 6, 1823

July 14, 1823

Aug. 27, 1823

Dec. 22, 1823

Oct. 10, 179s

534 VITAL EECOED OF RHODE ISLAND

JOHN:

buried with military honors; he was a dis-
tant relative in descent from Columbus; at

Hayti. Gazette of a„o- -,, jQry

JOHNSON William, the lecturer, at Charles- "'' ^

ton S. C. Gazette of Jan. 28, 1769

Rev. Samuel, D. D., missionary of the So-

ciety for Propagation of the Gospel in

Foreign Parts, at Stratford, in his 76th

year. Tan 7 1772

Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of John; she was so -' ' ^' //

much swollen that she could not be laid

out for burial until tapped, when between

15 and 16 gallons of water were taken

from her; at Warwick, Oct iq 177^

Lieut. , of Col. Green's Regiment, at "

Portsmouth. Gazette of Dec 6 1780

Mrs. , wife of Dr. Adam, in her 31st '

year, at Norton, Oct 20 1781

Samuel, drowned at the Great Bridge, Dec ^i 1782

Mrs. Jane. Gazette of Dec. is! 1784

Commodore, in England. Gazette of Au<r. 18 1787

Sir Guy, Indian Commissioner, at London ^ '

Gazette of j^^e 14, 1788

Nathan, at Rehoboth, at an advanced age,

for last 22 a Post for the town. Gazett? of Aug 4 1702
Dr. John, at Newark, N. J. Gazette of Sept 26, 1795

Mrs. Ann, wife of William S., president of
Columbia College, New York, in 67th year

n ¥5"^^^ T,,. May 14, 1796

Dr. Edward, at Baltimore. Gazette of Oct 7 1797

Capt. Samuel, of Newport, at sea on pas-

AX7M^^^' ^''""'' ^^^^^^^^ ^"'^^- Gazette of Tune 9 1708

William, killed in action off the Hatteras, July 10 1799

Joshua, commissioner of stamps, formerly
consul to London, at Washington. Ga-

Mf"if/^ .XT May I, 1802

Mrs. Mary, at Newport, in 85th year. Ga-

^^}^^ °^ June 5, 1802

Charles, Esq., member of Congress, in North

Carolina. Gazette of Sept 4 1802

Nicholas, printer, one of the proprietors of

the Georgia Gazette, at Savannah, Ga.

T ^^^^"^Jf ^. , . , Nov. 27, 1802

James, at New York, of the fever. Gazette

Tk/r°^ T J- >T TT Oct. I, 1803

Mrs. Lydia, at New Haven. Gazette of Aug 3 1805

Mrs. Mary, widow, in this town, at an ad-
vanced age, Feb. 22, 1807

Alexander, printer, at Charleston, S. C, in

29th year. Gazette of April 16, 1808

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE-DEATHS

JOHNSON Simon, a native of Denmark, aged
about 75 years, in this town, ^

James, printer, at Savannah, Ga. acred 70
years. Gazette of ^ ^°

John, at Dana, Mass., suddenly. Gazette of

in 84th year. Gazette of

fL"T 7' ^", ^^^'■^•'^^ °f ^he Drury Lane

theatre, London. Gazette of ^

Col l^arker, at Fredericktovvn, Md a Rev
olutionary soldier. Gazette of "'

Co? Wiir '^'' iT"' '" '^^^ y^^'- Gazette of
Col. William eldest son of Sir John, Baronet
inspecting field officer of mili'tia, o Canada
at Montreal, in 37th year ^^'laua,

Sir John, member 'of "Parliament for VVev-
mouth, in England. Gazette of ^

Gen. Allen, at I^:ast Greenwich, in 6qth vear
Mrs. Ann Phillis (colored), aged 29 years
Lieut. Co., late of the 47th .and ^hSgov-
ernor of Quebec. Gazette of ^

Sir ohrrV "^ '^? '°°^^ Regiment, son of
^ ir John, drowned in crossing to the Isle
Au\ Noix. Gazette of

Hon. Benjamin, one of the Judges of the Su-
preme Court of this state, at Vest Green-
wich, aged 65 years.

Mrs Abigail wife of Ebenezer, in this town

vears'?o" ' f ^^''^^'^y' N- C aged 86
years foimery governor of the state and
ater Judge of the Superior Court of Law
and Equity. Gazette of
Resolved, at Thompson, Ct., in 65th year,
Charles, in 50th year, ^ '

Mrs. Mary, at Darington, S. C, in o^nd
year, leaving 4 children, 47 grand 161

feT'lT^'r-"" ' ?-^-g-'t-|randchild-
ren, all now living. Gazette of

1 homas, first Governor of Maryland after the
hmtur '"^^^P^"^^"^^'^^ Fredericks
Waterman, "at North Providence, in 34th

'^^M,Vl^?^' '"^^i"^ ^^ C^P^- Samuel, of
Micldletown, Ct., in this town, aged 63

•^°W nft^T ""^'^"^'^^ P<^yished in the burn-
cfzette^of ''^ ^^ y ^'^^^' ^^isso^in-

535

J"ly 23, 1808

Oct. 29, 1808
^^eb. 3, 1 8 10

Aug. II, iSio

Oct. 6, 1810

Jiily 13. 181 1
Aug. 17, 181 1

Jan. II, 1812

March 21, 1812

Sept. 5, 1812

April 13, 1 81 3

May I, i,Si3
May I, 1813

Aug. 15, 1813
May 28, 1 8 14

Aug. 31, 1816
Feb. 16, 1817
Aug. zy, 1817

Aug. 29, 1 818

Oct. 26, 1819
March 8, 1820

Sept. 24, 1820
March 28, 1821

536 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

JOHNSON George William, aged 27 years,

mate of brig Peguses, and eldest son of

Ebenezer, of this town, at Havana, April 25, 1821

Mary, at Salem, widow, aged 81 years; was

run over by a loaded team while crossing

the street. Gazette of May 26, 182 1

Statira, at Warwick, in 19th year, July 23, 1821

Mrs. Phebe, aged 109; is still living in Colum-
bia Co., Ga.; she came to this country

with her husband in 1732 and claims that

she was the first white female to land in

the state. Gazette of Jan. 23, 1822

John A., in this town, aged 72 years, Revo-
lutionary pensioner, April 20, 1822
John C, at Warwick, aged 28 years. Gazette

of July 13, 1822

Mrs. Fanny S., wife of Charles and daughter

of the late Thomas Carpenter, of this town,

at Wilmington, N. C, in 36th year, Sept. — , 1822

Capt. George, at Greenock ; had crossed the

Atlantic nearly 150 times and was never

shipwrecked nor captured. Gazette of Jan. 18, 1823

Capt. George, at Greenock ; he had crossed

the Atlantic no less than 172 times without

being wrecked, captured or meeting with

any casualty of any kind. Gazette of March 29,

Rev. W., missionary at Sierra Leone, at sea

on his passage to England, May 3,

Rev. Gordon, at Killingly, Ct., aged 56

years. Gazette of May 17,

Richard, of Rhode Island, aged 28 years, at

New York Hospital. Gazette of June 11,

-; he had stolen a horse and in crossing

Dead River he vvas drowned. Gazette of July 23,

Rev. Isaiah Y., pastor of the Reformed

Dutch Church, at Schodack Landing, N. Y., Sept. 23,

Mrs. Patience, widow of Augustus, at New-
port, aged 88 years. Gazette of Oct. i,

Mrs. Mary, wife of Nathan, at Griswold, Ct.,

aged 45 years. Gazette of Jan. 7,

Samuel (colored) in this town, aged 41 years, Jan. 26,

, executed at New York for murder

of Murray. Gazette of April 7,

Rev. Daniel, a licentiate of Princeton Semi-
nary, at Newport, Aug. 9,

Benjamin, a seaman, formerly of Newport, at

the hospital, Bristol, Sept. 13,

, daughter of Samuel, at Narreton,

Montgomery Co., N. Y., burnt to death,

her clothes taking fire, Oct. 23,

823
823
823
823
823
823
823

824

824

824
824
824

824

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

537

JOHNSON Robert and Nancy, of Society of
Friends, drowned at the falls of the Little
Sandy River while attempting to cross in
a gig, at Greensbiirgh, Ky. Gazette of

Capt. Samuel M., aged 32 years, at Samona
Bay, St. Domingo, about

Hon. Thomas A., of Cornish, Me., one of
the Associate Justices for York Co., at
Parsonfield, aged $9 years, very suddenly.

Miss Caroline, at Southboro, aged 14 years.
Gazette of

Elizabeth, widow of Resolved, of Thompson,
Ct., aged 74 years, in this town,
JOINT John, a youth, at Philadelphia,
JONES William Pitt, son of Isaac, baptised at
Weston, Mass.,

Mr. , at Rainham, by a fall of a tree,

Richard, in his 96th year, at Goshen, Penn.
Gazette of

Lucy, wife of Isaac, and only child of Capt.
Charles Goodrich, of Pittsfield, at New
Haven,

John, P3sq., at Dorchester, formerly an emi-
nent merchant,

John, in 82nd year, at Hopkinton,

Charles, died at Halifax a prisoner of war
between Nov. 23, 1776, and

Cromell, died at Halifax a prisoner of war
between Nov. 23, 1776, and

Gansby, died at Halifax a prisoner of war be-
tween Nov. 23, 1776, and

John, died at Halifax a prisoner of war be-
tween Nov. 23, 1776, and

Lieut. William, killed at the massacre of
Wyoming,

Edward, late of Providence, at Newport.
Gazette of

Hope, wife of John P.,

Rev. James, at Chester Co., Penn., in 87th
year.

Savannah, wife of John, and daughter of
Samuel Bannister, late of Boston, mer-
chant. Gazette of

Mrs. Abigail, wife of John Coffin Jones, Esq.,
at Boston,

Abel, of this town, at Surinam, in 19th year.
Gazette of

William, executed for the murder of Samuel
Shatwell, at Elizabethtown, N. J.,

Dr. John,an eminent surgeon, at Philadelphia.
Gazette of

Nov. 27, 1S24
Jan. 14, 1825

Feb. 4, 1825

Aug. 20, 1825

Aug. 20, 1825
July 14, 1802

Nov. 16, 1766
May 31, 1771

A"g- 3, 1771

Dec. 10, 1771

Sept. 10, 1772
Feb. 7, 1773

Dec. 26, 1777

Dec. 26, 1777

Dec. 26, 1777

Dec. 26, 1777

April 2S, 1779

Dec. 23, 1786
Oct. 28, 1787

March 24, 1788

May 16, 1789

March 8, 1790

May 29, 1790

May 6, 1791

July 9, 1791

538 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

JONES Mrs. Elizabeth, at Salem, aged 84 years,

well known midwife. Gazette of Nov. 26, 1791

John Paul, the celebrated naval commander,

ai Paris, France; the National Assembly

appomted a deputation to attend his fu-
neral; it was objected that he was a Calvin-

ist, but the objection was overruled; July 18, 1792

Freelove, widow of Thomas, in 37th year.

Gazette of Feb. 23, 1793

Mrs. Rebecca, at Philadelphia. Gazette of Oct. 26, 1793

Mrs. Rebecca, wife of Rev. John. Gazette

of Aug. I, 1795

Arney Whipple, wife of Henry Charles

Jones, in her 24th year, Nov. 3, 1785

Miss Sarah, at Philadelphia. Gazette of Aug. 26, 1797

Dr. Samuel, at Philadelphia. Gazette of Sept. 30, 1797

William Thurston, chief mate of the brig

Ariel, eldest son of Rev. John P., of this

town, at Aux Cayes, W. I., Nov. 28, 1797

Dr. Thomas, at New York, in 60th year. Ga-
zette of • June 23, 1798
Thomas, at Norwich, Ct., aged 46 years.

Gazette of Sept. 15, 1798

Mrs. Susannah, wife of Barnabus, in this

town. Gazette of April 27, 1799

Doughworth, at Philadelphia, of the fever.

Gazette of Oct. 19, 1799

Mrs. — '■ , wife of Timothy. Gazette of June 14, 1800

James, Esq., member of Congress from

Georgia, at Washington. Gazette of Jan. 24, 1801

Major Daniel, at Hartford, suddenly, aged

46 years. Gazette of Feb. 13, 1802

Joshua, at Foster, in 57th year. Gazette of Aug. 28, 1802

John, at Charleston, S. C. Gazette of Oct. 9, 1802

Anna, daughter of Hon. John Coffin Jones,

of Boston, while on a visit to Newport.

Gazette of Oct. 15, 1803

Dr. Noble Wimberly, at Savannah, Ga., at

an advanced age. Gazette of Feb. 16, 1805

Daniel, son of Gersham, in this town, in

1 8th year, Oct. 26, 1805

Hon. Joseph, one of the District judges of

Virginia, at P>edericksburg, Va., aged 78

years. Gazette of Nov. 16, 1805

Mr, , of the Charleston, S. C, theatre,

after a few hours illness. May 7, 1806

Meriwether, Esq., commissioner of loans for

Virginia, on his way to the Sweet Springs, Aug. 9, 1806

Gabriel, Iisq., the oldest lawyer in Virginia,

at his seat in Rockingham Co., in his 85th

year. Gazette of Nov. 15, 1806

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 539

JONES Mrs. , of the theatre, at New

York. Gazette of Nov. 22,

Mrs. Mary, wife of Elder John, of this town,

in 39th year, June 4,

Major Abraham, at Charleston, S. C, aged

upwards of 100 years. Gazette of Dec. 26,

Sarah, wife of Thomas, Jun., of this town,
and eldest daughter of Col. Jeremiah Man-
ton, of Johnston, where she died, in 23d
year, Jan. 18,

Eliza, youngest daughter of William, Esq.,

aged 14 years. Gazette of April 2,

Ralph, merchant, son of Capt. Samuel, of
Hebron, drowned in Connecticut river,
near Middle Haddam Landing. Gazette
of July 23,

Major Gersham, in 5Sth year, " May i,

Catharine S., infant daughter of Josiah, in

this town. Gazette of Sept. 9,

Ebenezer, at Rehoboth, in 46th year,

(Masonic honors), Jan. 30,

Mrs. Elizabeth, in this town, formerly of

Newport, in 80th year, Oct. 3,

John, at Hillsborough, N. H., aged 24 years;
in jumping from a high stone wall he fell
backwards and a large stone from the
top of the wall fell on his head and killed
him instantly,

John, seaman, killed on board frigate Chesa-
peake, in action with the Shannon,

James, seaman, killed on board the Lawrence,
on Lake Erie, in action,

Noah, Esq., formerly of Charleston, S. C,
aged about 28 years, at sea,

Stephen, Jun., at l^oston, aged 38 years.

Rev. Samuel, D. D., at Philadelphia, at an
advanced age, Baptist minister. Gazette
of

, infant son of Josiah, one of the

editors of the Patriot,

Walker, native of the Sandwich Islands, aged
20 years. Gazette of

Major Benjamin Dunn, son of Thomas, in
this town, in 32d year,

Thomas, in this town, in 69th year, a brother
of the Governor,

Elder John P., in this town, in 67th year; a
Baptist minister and brother of the Gov-
ernor,

Albert, son of Capt. Jenkins D., aged 15
months,

April II,

1813

June I,

1813

Sept. 10,

1813

Dec. 25,

1813

Jan. 14,

1814

Veh. 19,

18 14

Feb. 23,

1814

July 16,

1814

April 9,

1815

April 13,

1815

April 16,

1815

May 9,

1816

806

807
807

808
808

808
809

809

811

812

540 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

JONES Henry, murdered by his negro servant,

in Pearson Co., N. C. Gazette of May i8, 1816

William, youngest son of Charles, at Fred-
ericksburg, Va.; he threw carelessly a
lighted cigar he had been smoking into
some loose powder. Gazette of July 27, 1816

Samuel E., son of the late Major Gersham, of
this town, at Utica, N. Y., in 34th year.
Gazette of April 12, 1817

Mrs. Mary, aged 87 years; funeral from her
son-in-law, William Eddy, on Eddy Point;
died, Sept. 12, 181 7

Elizabeth, wife of Thomas, formerly of this

town, at Louisville, Ky., Oct. 29, 1817

Mrs. Harriet, daughter of Christopher Hill, Oct. 29, 1817

Cornelius, executed at Bethany, \Vayne Co.,

Penn., for the murder of his stepfather, Nov. 15, 1817

Jeremiah, of this town, at Savannah, Ga., in

30th year, July 22, 1819

Spencer, son of the late Isaac, of Seekonk, in

this town, in 17th year, Dec. 5, 1819

James, formerly of this town, at New York,
aged n years, son of the iate Major
Gersham. Gazette of May 8, 1820

Capt. Jenkins D., at Mobile, Ala., aged 35

years; leaves wife and 3 children, Oct. 1, 1820

Mrs. Desire, widow of the late Major Gers-
ham, in this town, in 67th year, Nov. 17, 1820
Miss Eliza D., at Newport, in 29th year, Eeb. 2, 1821
Susan, wife of Benjamin, in this town, in 71st

year, Feb. 24, 1821

Williams, at Foster, in 36th year, Oct. 12, 1821

Hon. William, in this town, in 67th year, a
soldier of the Revolution; was six years
governor of Rhode Island, April 9, 1822

James, of Boston, on his return from Augusta,

Ga., in this town, Sept. i, 1822

Major Churchill, at Orange Co., Va., aged 74
years. He entered the army at the com-
mencement of the Revolution, aged 23
years and continued to the end. Gazette

of Oct. 2, 1822

Mrs. Lydia, wife of Samuel, at West Cam-
bridge, aged 56 years. Gazette of Dec. 28, 1822

Isaiah, at Boston, aged 57 years. Gazette of Jan. 29, 1823

John, Jun., at Boston, aged 35 years. Ga-
zette of April 19, 1823

Major Nathan, at Boston, aged 61 years. Ga-
zette of April 19, 1823

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 54I

JONES Rev. Henry T., formerly editor of
"Southern Intelligencer," at Somerville, S.
C. Gazette ot Sept. 3,

Capt. Zephaniah, at Berkeley, Mass., aged 85
years. Gazette of Nov. 29,

Mrs. , drowned near Leeseburgh, Va.

Gazette of June 16,

l^enjamin, at Taunton, aged 57 years. Ga-
zette of July 24,

Dr. Thomas W., in Virginia, thrown from his

gig. Gazette of Aug. 7,

Mrs. Lucinda, wife of Emanuel, and daughter
of Jonathan Nichols, of this town, at Sulli-
van's Island, near Charleston, S. C, Sept. 29,

Horatio, formerly of Medway, Mass., at

Huntsville, Ala., Jan. 28,

Capt. Simpson, at Medway, Mass., aged 69
years, June 28,

, son of William, killed in the street by

a runaway, at Salem, Mass., July 4,

Mrs. Ruth, in this town, in 82d year. Aug. 16,

Ebenezer, at Ashburnham, aged 36 years,

suffocated in a well, Sept. i,

JORDAN Capt. , died of wounds he re-
ceived from Capt. Cunningham. Gazette
of

Nathaniel, Jun., a suicide, at Salem,

W. C, Esq., at Philadelphia. Gazette of

Martha H., the adopted daughter of the late
Rev. Dr. Hitchcock, in 26th year,

Augustus C, printer, at Norfolk, Va. Ga-
zette of
JOSLIN Hannah Whipple, second daughter of
Capt. Willard, in this town, in 12th year,

Lydia, daughter of Rufus, at Cumberland, in
7th year,

Lewis, son of Rufus, at Cumberland, aged 18
years,

Mary, widow, at Attleboro, aged 94 years;
she has two sisters now living in Cumber-
land, aged 96 and 87 years, respectively.
Gazette of
JOURNAL John Victor, merchant, at Philadel-
phia. Gazette of
JOY Mrs. Kezia, wife of Capt. David, at Nan-
tucket, aged 33 years,

Eliza, daughter of Capt. David and Kezia, at
Nantucket, aged 7 years,

Mary, daughter of Capt. David and Kezia,
aged 15 months, at Nantucket,

May 29,

Sept. 30,

Oct. 20,

1779
1784
1798

May 12,

1803

April 7,

1810

Sept. 17,

1821

Sept. 28,

1821

Aug. 12,

1823

Sept. 8,

1770

Sept. 30,

1797

Jan. 6,

1809

Feb. 5,

1809

March 12,

1808

823
823
824
824
824

824

825

825

825
825

825

542

VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

JOY Winefred, daughter of Capt. David and
Kezia, at Nantucket, aged 4 years,
Franklin, son of Capt. David and Kezia, at

Nantucket, aged 10 months,
, of whale ship Essex, lost m the Pa-
cific. Gazette of

JOYCE Peter, only son of Dominick, at Phila-
delphia, merchant Gazette of
John (colored), executed for the murder and

robbery of Mrs. Cross, at Philadelphia,
Thomas, seaman, on board gunboat 46, lost
on east side of Conanicut,

JOYEUSE Admiral Louis Thomas Villaret,
late Capt. General of the Island, at Mar-
tinique, W. I. Gazette of

JOYEUX John Charles, at Charleston, S. C,
aged 80 years; he resided at Cape
St. Francois 50 years, where during a dis-
turbance he abandoned a property worth
$50,000. Gazette of

JUBEAT John, executed at New York for
counterfeiting,

JUBIN Capt. John M., murdered by pirates,

JUDAH Walter, at New York. Gazette of

JUDD Major William, at P'ramington, Ct.,
aged 63 years. Gazette of
Reuben, at Weston, Ct., by an explosion of
a gun. Gazette of

JULIEN Mons , at Boston, proprietor of

a house of entertainment, aged 52 years.
Gazette of

JUNOT General , the Duke of Abrantes,

one of Napoleon's Generals; in France.
Gazette of

JUSTIN Mrs. Nancy, wife of John, in this
town, in 32d year. Gazette of
Samuel, in 31st year,
Mrs. Mary, in 65th year,

March 25, 1808
Dec. 31, 1808
June 28, 1821
Aug. 31, 1799

March 14, 1808
Sept. 29, 18 1 2

Sept. 10, 1803

Jan. 24, 1 80 1

Aug. 6, 1769
April — , 1823
Sept. 22, 1798

Dec. I, 1804

Oct. 18, 1806

July 6, 1805

Oct. 2, 1813

Aug. 15, 1 80 1

May 13, 1812

Jan. 4, 18 16