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TAUNTON VITAL RECORDS
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GENEALOGY COLLECTION
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ALLEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 1833 00826 1254
VITAL RECORDS
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TAUNTON
MASSACHUSETTS
TO THE YEAR 1850
VOL. III - DEATHS
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PUBLISHED BY THE NEW ENGLAND HISTORIC GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY AT THE ROBERT HENRY EDDY MEMORIAL ROOMS AT THE CHARGE OF THE EDDY TOWN-RECORD FUND BOSTON, MASS.
1929
T HIS publication is issued under the authority of a vote passed by the NEW ENGLAND HISTORIC GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, November 6, 1901, as follows :
Voted : That the sum of $20,000, from the bequest of the late Robert Henry Eddy, be set aside as a special fund to be called the Eddy Town-Record Fund, for the sole purpose of publish- ing the Vital Records of the towns of Massachusetts, and that the Council be authorized and instructed to make such ar- rangements as may be necessary for such publication. And the treasurer is hereby instructed to honor such drafts as shall be authorized by the Council for this purpose.
Committee on Publications
JAMES PARKER PARMENTER
G. ANDREWS MORIARTY, JR.
HOSEA STARR BALLOU JOHN WALLACE SUTER
ALFRED JOHNSON WALTER KENDALL WATKINS
HENRY EDWARDS SCOTT, Editor
HAVERHILL, MASS. RECORD PUBLISHING CO.
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T HE TOWN OF TAUNTON, Bristol County, was estab- lished March 3, 1639, from common land called Co- hannett.
March 3, 1640, land at Assonet was granted to Taunton.
June 19, 1640, bounds were established.
October 26, 1672, certain lands were granted to Taunton.
July -, 1682, the land called Assonet Neck was annexed to Taunton.
March 17, 1710, the North Precinct of Taunton was granted to be a town by the name of Norton.
June 12, 17II, a bill to perfect the said grant was passed.
May 30, 1712, the South Precinct of Taunton was established as Dighton.
April 2, 1731, a part was established as Raynham.
April 18, 1735, a part was included in the new town of Berkley.
February 6, 1810, and March 3, 1842, certain lands in Berkley belonging to Taunton were annexed to Berkley.
The town of Taunton was incorporated as a city in 1864.
Population by Census : 1765 (Prov.), 2735;
1776 (Prov.),
3259;
1790 (U.S.), 3804;
1800 (U.S.), 3860; 1810 (U.S.), 3907 ;
1820 (U.S.), 4520; 1830 (U.S.), 6042;
1840 (U.S.), 7645; 1850 (U.S.), 10441 ;
1855 (State), I3750;
1860 (U.S.), I5376;
1865 (State), 16005; I870 (U.S.), 18629;
1875 (State), 20445;
1880 (U.S.), 21213;
1885 (State), 23674;
1890 (U.S.),
25448;
1895 (State), 27115;
1900
(U.S.), 31036;
1905 (State), 30967;
1910
(U.S.), 34259;
1915 (State), 36161;
1920
(U.S.),
37137;
1925 (State), 39255.
EXPLANATIONS
I. The fact that a birth, marriage, or death is recorded in Taunton does not prove that it occurred there, unless it is so stated in the record. When places other than Taunton and Massachusetts are named in the original records, they are given as they appear there; but when Taunton is named, the initial letter only is used, except in unusual phrases.
2. In all items from town records the original spelling is fol- lowed, and no attempt is made to correct errors appearing in the records.
3. A baptism is not printed, if it occurs within one year after the recorded date of birth of a child of the same name and par- ents or if it is clear that the child baptized is identical with the child of the birth record; but variations found in the baptismal record are added to the birth record.
4. The birth of a married woman is recorded under her maiden name, if it is known. But if the maiden name cannot be determined, the entry appears under the husband's name, with a dash enclosed in brackets, i. e., [- -], to signify that the maiden name is unknown. If it is not known whether the sur- name is that of a married or unmarried woman, "? m." is placed in brackets after the Christian name.
5. Marriages and intentions of marriage are printed under the names of both parties. When both the marriage and in- tention of marriage are recorded, only the marriage record is printed; and where a marriage appears without the intention being recorded, it is designated with an asterisk.
6. Additional information which does not appear in the original text of an item, i. e., any explanation, query, inference, or difference shown in other entries of the record, is bracketed. Parentheses are used to show variations in the spelling of a name in the same entry, to indicate the maiden name of a wife, to enclose an imperfect portion of the original text, and to sep- arate clauses in the original text.
7. The Taunton fire of 1838 destroyed the original town records. To replace them a copy of the early records of births, marriages, and deaths was made, under the direction of the town officials, from all original sources available, and this compilation has been used as the basis of the present printed volume.
8. The Vital Records of Rhode Island, compiled by James N. Arnold, contain many Taunton items, which have not been in- corporated in this volume.
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ABBREVIATIONS
a. - age
abt. - about
b. - born
B.C.M. - Bristol County Marriages
bp. - baptized
bur. - buried
ch. - child
chn. - children
C.R.I. - church record, First Congregational Church (Unita- rian)
C.R.2. - church record, First Congregational Church (Trinita- rian) (West Taunton)
C.R.3. - church record, Broadway Congregational Church (Trinitarian )
C.R.4. - church record, Lakeville and Taunton Precinct Con- gregational Church
C.R.5. - church record, Winslow Congregational Church (Trin- itarian )
C.R.6. - church record, Second Baptist Church
C.R.7. - St. Thomas' Church (Protestant Episcopal)
C.R.8. - St. Mary's Church (Roman Catholic)
Co. - county
d. - daughter ; day ; died
Dea. - deacon
dec'd - deceased
dup. - duplicate entry
Eld. - Elder
enl. - enlisted Ens. - Ensign
G.R.I. - gravestone record, Plain Burying Ground, between Broadway and Washington Street, Taunton
G.R.2. - gravestone record, Crane Avenue Burying Ground, Taunton
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ABBREVIATIONS
G.R.3. - gravestone record, Oakland Cemetery (Glebe Street Burying Ground), Glebe Street, Taunton
G.R.4. - gravestone record, Pine Hill Cemetery, corner of Ste- vens and Pine Hill Streets, East Taunton
G.R.5. - gravestone record, King Burying Ground, Middlebor- ough Avenue, East Taunton
G.R.6. - gravestone record, Staples Street Burying Ground, Seekell Street, East Taunton
G.R.7. - gravestone record, Caswell Street Burying Ground, op- posite Staples Street, East Taunton
G.R.8. - gravestone record, Caswell Burying Ground, Middle- borough Avenue, opposite the Fire Station, East Taunton G.R.9. - gravestone record, Summer Street Burying Ground (Neck of Land), Taunton
G.R.IO. - gravestone record, North Taunton Burying Ground, corner of Bay and Field Streets, North Taunton
G.R.II. - gravestone record, Westville Cemetery, between Co- hannet and Winthrop Streets, Taunton
G.R.12. - gravestone record, Burt, Crane, Gulliver and Walker Family Burying Ground, Gulliver Street, West Taunton
G.R.13. - gravestone record, Hathaway Burying Ground, Som- erset Avenue, between Railroad Avenue and the river, Taunton
G.R.14. - gravestone record, East Weir Cemetery, off Plain Street, between Beacon and Pratt Streets, Taunton
G.R.15. - gravestone record, Old Episcopal Church Burying Ground, Tremont Street, between Norton Avenue and Glebe Street, Taunton
G.R.16. - gravestone record, Willis Burying Ground, Worces- ter Street, near Alfred Lord Boulevard, Taunton
G.R.17. - gravestone record, Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Crocket Street, Taunton
G.R.18. - gravestone record, Padelford Burying Ground, Mid- ยท dleborough Avenue, East Taunton
G.R.19. - gravestone record, Richmond Cemetery, Richmond Street, Taunton
G.R.20. - gravestone record, Bassett Family Burying Ground, Crane Avenue, near Harvey Street, Taunton
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ABBREVIATIONS
G.R.2I. - gravestone record, Friends' Burying Ground or Har- vey Family Burying Ground, Crane Avenue, near Harvey Street, Taunton
G.R.22. - gravestone record, Bassett Family Burying Ground, Field Street, near Bay Street, Taunton
G.R.23. - gravestone record, Field Family Burying Ground, Field Street, Taunton
G.R.24. - gravestone record, Lincoln Family Burying Ground, Bassett Street, near Bay Street, Taunton
G.R.25. - gravestone record, Harvey Family Burying Ground, Fremont Street, near Bassett Street, Taunton
G.R.26. - gravestone record, Lincoln Family Burying Ground, Watson Street, near Bay Street, Taunton
G.R.27. - gravestone record, Wetherell Cemetery, corner of Lothrop and Prospect Hill Streets, Taunton
G.R.28. - gravestone record, Cooper Family Burying Ground, Berkley Street, near Pratt Street, Taunton
G.R.29. - gravestone record, Phillips Cemetery, corner of Berk- ley and Pratt Streets, Taunton
G.R.30. - gravestone record, Walker Family Burying Ground, Laneway Farm, off Burt Street, Taunton
G.R.3I. - gravestone record, Walker Family Burying Ground, Laneway Farm, off Burt Street, Taunton
G.R.32. - gravestone record, Reed Cemetery, west of Somerset Avenue, between Railroad Avenue and the river, Taunton
G.R.33. - gravestone record, Walker Cemetery, between Baker Road and Railroad Avenue, and between the railroad and the river, Taunton
G.R.34. - gravestone record, Sandy Hill Cemetery, near Seventh Street, off Somerset Avenue, Taunton
G.R.35. - gravestone record, Knapp Burying Ground, Tremont Street, West Taunton
G.R.36. - gravestone record, Phillips Family Burying Ground, Staples Street, Taunton
G.R.37. - gravestone record, St. James Cemetery, Liberty Street, East Taunton
G.R.38. - gravestone record, Father Wilson Cemetery, Wash- ington Street, Taunton
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ABBREVIATIONS
G.R.39. - gravestone record, St. Francis Cemetery, Glebe Street. West Taunton
G.R.40. - gravestone record, St. Joseph's Cemetery, East Bri- tannia Street, at Raynham line, Taunton
G.R.4I. - gravestone record, St. Mary's Cemetery, East Britan- nia Street, near Broadway, Taunton
G.R.42. - gravestone record, Woodward Family Burying Ground, an eighth of a mile into the woods in the rear of the house of Chester Woodward, Norton Avenue, between Short Street and Norton town line, Taunton
G.R.43. - gravestone record, Gilbert Family Burying Ground, between the Cooper Burying Ground and Pratt Street, Taunton
G.R.44. - gravestone record, Old Richmond Cemetery, in the woods, at the river, back of houses which are nearly oppo- site the new Richmond Cemetery, Taunton
G.R.45. - gravestone record, Colored Cemetery, a little east of Precinct Street, Taunton
G.R.46. - gravestone record, Williams and Padelford Family Burying Ground, near Elliot's Corner, in the woods on Mr. L. W. King's estate, Taunton
G.R.47. - gravestone record, private burying ground, south of Stevens Street, on the west side of County Street, Taunton G.R.48. - gravestone record, a small cemetery, opposite the junction of Railroad Avenue and South Street, North Dighton
G.R.49. - gravestone record, Lincoln Family Burying Ground, Davis Street, near Shores Street, Taunton
G.R.50. - gravestone record, Mayflower Hill Cemetery, Broad- way, corner of Washington Street, Taunton
G.R.5I. - gravestone record, one gravestone, lying flat, on the Soper farm, Williams Street, immediately in the rear of the County Street Schoolhouse, Taunton
G.R.52. - gravestone record, from a record of gravestones in the old burial grounds of the Precinct Congregational Society of Lakeville and Taunton, published in THE NEW ENGLAND HISTORICAL AND GENEALOGICAL REGISTER, vol. 8.
G.R.53. - gravestone record, two stones on Ox-Bow Farm, owned by Walter C. Baylies, Williams Street, Taunton
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ABBREVIATIONS
G.R.54. - gravestone record, a small family burying ground in the woods west from Richmond Street and nearly opposite the residence of Frank C. Robinson, Taunton
G.R.55. - gravestone record, a small family burying ground in the woods about one-third of a mile north of Rocky Woods Street, about opposite Range Avenue, Taunton
h. - hours ; husband
inf. - infant
int. - publishment of intention of marriage
Jr. - junior
Lt. - Lieutenant
m. - marriage; married ; month
min. - minutes
P.C.R. - Plymouth Colony Records
P.R.I. - private record, from an account book of Edmund Wil- liams, in the possession of the Old Colony Historical So- ciety of Taunton
P.R.2. - private record, from the Bradford Rose Bible, in the possession (19II) of Miss I. A. Blake of New Brunswick, N. J.
P.R.3. - private record, from a Blake family record, in the pos- session (19II) of Amasa E. Blake of Taunton
P.R.4. - private record, from a Reed Bible, in the possession (19II) of Mrs. Eben A. Hall of Greenfield
P.R.5. - private record, from the Tisdale-Lincoln Bible, in the possession (19II) of Mrs. Eben A. Hall of Greenfield
P.R.6. - private record, from the Benjamin Lincoln Bible, in the possession (19II) of Mrs. Eben A. Hall of Greenfield P.R.7. - private record, from original papers in the possession (19II) of Edward Seaver of Taunton
P.R.8. - private record, from an original record of the Ma- comber family, in the possession (1905) of Miss Alice Hamlen Macomber of Augusta, Me.
P.R.9. - private record, from an original record of the family of Joseph Macomber (son of John), in the possession (1905) of Miss Alice Hamlen Macomber of Augusta, Me.
P.R.IO. - private record, from the Abiel Macomber Bible, in the possession (1905) of Charles F. Paul of Berkley
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ABBREVIATIONS
P.R.II. - private record, from an Edward Blake family record, in the possesion of the New England Historic Genealogical Society
P.R.12. - private record, from the James Dean Bible as pub- lished in THE NEW ENGLAND HISTORICAL AND GENEALOGI- CAL REGISTER, vol. 59
P.R.13. - private record, from the Walter Dean Bible as pub- lished in THE NEW ENGLAND HISTORICAL AND GENEALOGI- CAL REGISTER, vol. 59
P.R.14. - private record, from a note published in THE NEW ENGLAND HISTORICAL AND GENEALOGICAL REGISTER, vol. 60
P.R.15. - private record, from a copy of a list of deaths kept by Rev. Isaac Backus, in the possession of the New England Historic Genealogical Society
P.R.16. - private record, from gravestone records copied by Otis Allen of Mansfield, in the possession of the New England Historic Genealogical Society
P.R.17. - private record, from the Abiel Dean Bible, in the pos- session (1927) of Ralph E. Washburn of Marion
P.R.18. - private record, from the Walker Baker Bible, in the possession (1927) of Mrs. E. Frank Baker of Taunton
P.R.19. - private record, from the Seth Paul Bible, in the pos- session of the Old Colony Historical Society of Taunton
P.R.20. - private record, from the Dier Pratt Bible, in the pos- session (1927) of Miss Zilpha Chase of Taunton
P.R.2I. - private record, from an account book of Thomas Leonard containing marriages from 1684 to 1713, in the possession of the Old Colony Historical Society of Taunton
P.R.22. - private record, from a journal of deaths begun by Na- thaniel Leonard with 1793 and continued by his son Lemuel into 1848, in the possession of the Old Colony Historical Society of Taunton
P.R.23. - private record, from an account book of goods sold from a peddler's wagon, in the possession of the Old Colony Historical Society of Taunton
P.R.24. - private record, from a record of deaths kept by a Lemuel Leonard, in the possession of the Old Colony His- torical Society of Taunton
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ABBREVIATIONS
P.R.25. - private record, from the marriage records of three Justices of the Peace, James Williams, his son Brig. Gen. James Williams, and his son Alfred Williams, 1737 to 1837, in the possession of the Old Colony Historical Society of Taunton
P.R.26. - private record, from a torn fragment relating to the Burt family, in the possession (1928) of Walter Kendall Watkins of Wakefield
P.R.27. - private record, from a record book of the Rev. Thomas Clap, in the possession of the Old Colony His- torical Society of Taunton
P.R.28. - private record, from an old record book by John God- frey and George Godfrey, both Justices of the Peace, in the possession (1928) of Charles Godfrey Washburn of Taunton
P.R.29. - private record, from a photographed copy of a Soper family Bible record, in the possession of the Massachusetts Society of Mayflower Descendants
P.R.30. - private record, from a photograph of a Soper-Paull marriage certificate in the possession of the Massachusetts Society of Mayflower Descendants
P.R.3I. - private record, from the William Seaver Bible, in the possession (1911) of Edward Seaver of Taunton
P.R.32. - private record, from a Blake family record, in the possession (1928)of Walter Kendall Watkins of Wakefield P.R.33. - private record, from the John Pipon Bible, in the pos- session of the Old Colony Historical Society of Taunton
P.R.34. - private record, from an embroidered mourning pic- ture, in the possession (1928) of Francis Apthorp Foster of Vineyard Haven
P.R.35. - private record, from a sampler, in the possession (1928) of Francis Apthorp Foster of Vineyard Haven. The additions in brackets were supplied by Mr. Foster
P.R.36. - private record, from the Bible of Mrs. Elizabeth L. Padelford, in the possession (1928) of Francis Apthorp Foster of Vineyard Haven
P.R.37. - private record, from the Thomas Leonard Bible as published in THE NEW ENGLAND HISTORICAL AND GENEA- LOGICAL REGISTER, vol. 32
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ABBREVIATIONS
q.v. - which see ; whom see R.R. - Rebellion Record rec. - recorded
s. - son Sr. - Senior S.C.F. - Suffolk Court Files
T.P.R. - Taunton Proprietors' Records, a verbatim copy of the vital records found in the Proprietors' Records, used in conjunction with the modernized copy of the same made for the City Clerk's office after the fire of 1838 w .- week; wife wid. - widow widr. - widower y. - year
TAUNTON DEATHS
TAUNTON DEATHS TO THE YEAR 1850
ADAMS, Edward, Apr. - , 1772.
Henry, inf. -, Apr. 29, 1843, in Alms House.
Joanna, w. John, Sept. 6, 1816, G.R.34.
Julia, fever, Sept. 20, 1844, a. 23, C.R.3.
Margaret, wid. Peter, Nov. 7, 1844, a. 92, in T.
Peter, -, 1841, a. 10I. ["A Soldier of the Revolution," [on stone beside that of Margaret] G.R.45.]
Therena, wid. Henry, Oct. 3, 1841, a. 26.
, wid., d. Layrance Hart dec'd, Aug. - , 1784.
AGIN, Julia Ann, b. T., d. Michael and Julia, bowel complaint, Oct. 20, 1850 [sic, rec. Jan. 26, 1850], a. I y. 2 m., in T.
ALBERTSON, Rufus, July II, 1842, a. 70. [cancer, a. 77, C.R.3.]
ALBRO, Ann Eliza, -, 1845, [on stone with James Durfee Albro (b. 1818) ] G.R.50.
ALDRICH, Henry Oren, b. T., s. Sumner and Marietta, Feb. 18, 1847, a. 4 m., in T. [consumption, C.R.3. ch. Sumner and Marietta Nelson, G.R.17.]
Lucretia T., consumption, June 27, 1846, a. 46, C.R.3.
Nathan F., fever, Sept. 23, 1846, a. 4 m., C.R.3.
ALEXANDER, Richard, dysentery, bur. Oct. 10, 1847, a. 45, C.R.5. [d. Oct. 9, G.R.50.]
ALLEN (Allyn), Abby T., Apr. 17, 1848, a. 12 y. II m. 10 d., [in lot with Dr. Amos] G.R.5.
Amos, Dr., Apr. 23, 1836, in 54th y., [in lot with Polly] G.R.5.
Amos Willard, s. Dr. Amos, Oct. 20, 1827, a. 19. [s. Dr. Amos and Abiel, Oct. 21, G.R.5.]
Asa C., s. Dr. Amos and Polly, Oct. 6, 1833, a. 7, G.R.5.
Catharine, d. James, throat disease, Aug. II, 1835, a. 3, C.R.3.
[Catherine Leonard Allen, d. James and Abigail, G.R.50.
Catharine, d. James and Abigail, Aug. 12, P.R.22. P.R.24.] Constant (see Constant Asten).
Ephraim, Sept. 27, 1845, in 75th y., [in lot with Joseph] G.R.3.
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TAUNTON DEATHS
ALLEN, George A. (Allyn), h. Abbie G., July 21, 1844, G.R.50. Harriot C., d. Dr. Amos and Polly, May 28, 1824, a. 3 y. 2 m.,
G.R. 5.
James Davis, s. James, croup, Oct. II, 1832, a. 4 y. 6 m., C.R.3. [ch. James and Abigail, G.R.50. P.R.24.]
Joseph, Sept. 19, 1803.
Joseph (see - Allen ) .
Joseph, July 25, 1839, a. 32 y. 8 m., [in lot with Ephraim] G.R.3. ["Kiled at the Taunton Print Works," P.R.22. P.R.24.]
Joseph, s. Joseph dec'd, Sept. 5, 1839, a. 2.
Manners B., s. James and Abigail, canker rash, June 22, 1840, a. 2, C.R.3. [Manlius Bradford Allen, G.R.50. Manlius
Bradford Allen, a. abt. 21/2, P.R.22. P.R.24.]
Mary Frances, "only" ch. John and Rhoda, May 6, 1845, a. 14 y. 9 m. 4 d., G.R.17.
Nehemiah, s. Ephraim and Salley, Dec. 5, 1805, a. 2 y. 8 m. 7 d., G.R.3.
Phebe, bur. Feb. 15, 1847, a. 26 w., C.R.7.
Philip A., Mar. 17, 1848, a. 34, in T.
Polly, wid. Dr. Allen [Dr. Amos, G.R.5.], Feb. 21, 1847, a. 58, in T.
Seth, Elder, "A Christian Minister," Feb. 28, 1831, a. 38, G.R.50. , ch. James, whooping cough, Nov. 14, 1834, a. 3 m., C.R.3. [Joseph, ch. James and Abigail, G.R.50. Allin, ch. Abigail ("my daughter"), a. 10 w., P.R.22. Joseph Allen, s. James and Abigail, P.R.24.]
AMBURY, -- , Mr., old, bur. Sept. - , 1776, C.R.4.
ANCELL (see Ansel).
ANDREWS (Andres, Andrew, Andros), Abagail, wid. John, Nov. 9, 1849, a. 64, in T. [Abthire, a. 63, G.R.5.]
Abigail, wid. Samuel, Sept. 14, 1815, in 82d y., G.R.15. Abthire (see Abagail).
Allas, w. Capt. John, Feb. 1, 1735, in 69th y.
Cyril (Andres), Jan. 6, 1806, a. 7, G.R.I5.
Ebenezer, -, 1785, old.
Edmund, Capt., Jan. 14, 1750, in 58th y. [On stone beside that of Hannah (1762), G.R.I.]
Edmund (Andros), "towns poor," Apr. 6, 1806.
Elkanah, Oct. 17, 1842, a. 55.
Gideon, pauper, May 8, 1847, a. 74, in T.
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TAUNTON DEATHS
ANDREWS, Hannah, w. [dup. wid.] Capt. Edmund, Feb. 15 [dup.
Feb. 14], 1762, in 70th y. [dup. in T.] [Feb. 15, G.R.I.] Hannah, d. [Capt., G.R.I.] Edmund and Hannah, Oct. 7, 1765, in 35th y.
Hannah, d. Capt. John, Aug. 12, 1770, in 64th y.
Hannah, wid. John (late of Morton), Sept. 10, 1772.
Hannah (Andros), consumption, Feb. 20, 1835, a. 66, C.R.3. [Miss Hannah Andrews, Feb. 21, G.R.I.]
Henry (Andros), bur. Oct. I, 1844, a. 81, C.R.4.
John, Capt., July 25, 1742, in 80th y. [On stone beside that of Allas, G.R.I.]
John, Apr. 27, 1842, a. 58, [in lot with Abthire] G.R.5.
Joseph ( Andros), Apr. 16, 1799.
Josiah, Jan. 14, 1776.
Josiah, "Squafe," small pox, Apr. - , 1778. [Mar. 31, in T., P.R.15.]
Lucinda (Andros), Nov. 21, 1846, a. 67, in T.
Martha M. Eldridge, w. Eldrige, Jan. 30, 1846, a. 35, in T. Mary (see Andrews).
Mary (Richmond), w. [dup. wid.] Stephen, formerly w. Wil-
liam Reed (s. John), Dec. 25, 1784, a. 85 [dup. a. abt. 85]. Mary Ann, d. Elkanah, May 23, 1837, a. 23. [Andros [dup. Andrews], C.R.I.]
Nath [anie]1 (Andrew), Sept. - , 1776. [Nath [anie]]] An- drews, old, C.R.4.]
Nath [anie]1 Jr., Mar. 17, 1800, in T., P.R.15.
Nath [anie]1, Dec. 19, 1800, in T., P.R.15.
Polly, w. Zephaniah, Nov. 6, 1822.
Ruth, wid. Nath [anie]1, Nov. 18, 1849, a. 87, in T.
Sally (Andros), Dec. 5, 1839, a. 80. [Andrews, G.R.15.]
Samuel, Lt., Feb. 5, 1799, in 7Ist y.
Samuel (Andros), Oct. 21, 1803. [Andres, in 29th y., G.R.15.]
Seth, Cornet, Mar. 5, 1749, in 46th y. [In lot with John and Allas, G.R.I.]
Stephen, h. Mary (Richmond) (formerly w. William Reed (s. John) ), Mar. 4, 1770 [dup. old].
Susannah, Aug. 12, 1770. [Susanna, d. Capt. John, in 64th y., G.R.I.]
Thomas, bur. Mar. 14, 1792, C.R.4. [d. Mar. 12, P.R.15.] , w. James, Oct. 12, 177I.
sister of Josiah of Squabetty, May -, 1772. [Mary, bur. May 14, C.R.4.]
- -, ch. Seth, bur. Oct. II, 1772, C.R.4.
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TAUNTON DEATHS
ANDREWS, -, w. Jedediah, Oct. - , 1777.
, ch. Widow Andrews, June -, 1778, P.R. 15.
(Andros), ch. Nathan, bur. Aug. 24, 1793, C.R.4.
, wid. E., Sept. 13, 1843, a. 52, P.R.22.
, wid., bur. Nov. 19, 1849, a. 83, C.R.5.
ANGIER, Daniel, June 9, 1838, a. 8, C.R.I.
ANNIS, John, June 10, 1822, a. 33.
ANSEL, Jeremiah, May 3, 1835. [Ancell, late of Manchester, a. 47, C.R.I.]
ANTHONY, Edmund, July -, 1821, a. 60.
Elizabeth, w. Apollos, May 7, 1833, a. 43.
Jemima, Mrs., Oct. II, 1842, a. 70.
Lydia E., d. Charles, Aug. 30, 1841, a. I y. 10 m., G.R. I7.
Lydia G., w. Charles, Apr. 21, 1843, a. 28.
Marcus Morton, ch. Edmund and Nancy Jane, Aug. 28, 1841. Oliver Soper, ch. Edmund and Ruth Adaline, Apr. 26, 1844, a. 8 y. 7 m. 21 d.
Ruth Adeline, w. Edmund, Sept. 22, 1837, a. 31. [Ruth Ada- line [(Soper) ], G.R.17. Anthoney, w. Edmond, d. Olover Soper, P.R.22. Anthoney, w. Edmond, d. Oliver Soper, P.R.24.]
Sarah, d. Edmund dec'd, July 30, 1841, a. 25.
, "daughter or child of" Job, Oct. - , 1777.
APPLEGATE, Abby Oliver, d. Asher and Maria, Oct. 10, 1837, a. 6 m. 12 d., G.R.34.
Elizabeth, ch. Asher, canker rash, July 1, 1840, a. 7, C.R.3. [Sarah Elizabeth, d. Asher and Maria, June 30, a. 6 y. II m. I3 d., G.R.34.]
Sarah, d. Asher, Jan. 6, 1844, a. 3. [Sarah Elizabeth, d. Asher and Maria, Jan. 13, a. 2 y. 9 m. II d., G.R.34.]
Sarah Elizabeth (see Elizabeth and Sarah).
William Asher, s. Asher and Maria, Aug. 8, 1839, a. 4 y. 3 m. II d., G.R.34.
ARMSBY, Thomas B., June II, 1836, a. 37, G.R.I.
ARMSTRONG, Caroline, b. Boston, w. W [illia]m, child birth, July 9, 1847, a. 32, in T. [a. 35, G.R.I.]
, fits, June II, 1836, a. 35, C.R.3.
(Arms) [trong under ground], inf. s. William and Su- sanna, -, G.R.I.
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TAUNTON DEATHS
ARNOLD, Celinda Wilde (see Selinda Wilde Arnold).
Laben, "blowed up by blasting a rock," Sept. 16, 1837, P.R.22. [Laban of Norton, P.R.24.]
Selinda Wilde, wid. Col. Salmon, d. Dea. D. Wilde, Mar. 26, 1826.
ARTLEY (see Hartley).
ASH, -, Mr., "one of States poor," Mar. 7, 1810.
ASHBY, Robert, yellow fever, Oct. 8, 1842, a. abt. 25, C.R.3. Robert, consumption, Sept. 30, 1846, a. 62, in T. [dropsy, C.R.3.]
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