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Esther N., d. William, at Providence, Apr. 29, 1837, a. 28 y. N. R. 9.
John, barber, s. Aaron and Eliz[abeth], cholera morbus, June 7, 1849, a. 39 y.
Mary, Mrs., a. 64 y. Issue of June 30, 1835. N. R. 9.
Nancy, d. Sam[ue]1 B., croup, Jan. - , 1827, a. 2 y. [Issue of Jan. 9. N. R. 9.]
Nancy, d. Samuel B., June 26, 1836, a. 15 m. N. R. 9.
Rufus A., s. Will [ia]m A. and Eliz[abeth], heart complaint, bur. at Danvers, d. Sept. 20, 1845, a. 3 d.
Stephen, 1802. tomb. G. R. 7.
Stephen [June 19, 1808. P. R. 654.], a. 72 y. N. R. 9.
Thomas, s. Aaron, on board the bark Prudent, Cap. Ingersoll, Issue of July 20, 1830. N. R. 9. William, s. William, jr. and Margarett (Derby), July 6, 1712. , Capt., bur. Aug. - , 1768. P. R. 83.
OSGOOD, Abigail [Pike. P. R. 180.], d. Christopher [and Mary. P. R. 180.], Mar. 25, 1816, a. 23 y. G. R. 8.
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OSGOOD, Benja [min], old age, Dec. [Issue of Dec. 22. N. R. 9.], 1809, a. 90 y. C. R. 1.
Benjamin B., s. Dr. Joseph, deceased, on board the U. S. ship Washington. Issue of Jan. 13, 1818. N. R. 9.
Christopher, jr., s. Christopher and Mary, July 21, 1798. P. R. 180.
Christopher, old age, May 4, 1828, a. 80 y.
Elizabeth, w. Benjamin, jr., a. 32 y. Issue of Aug. 28, 1792. N. R. 9.
Elizabeth, d. Nath[anie]1, June 25, 1837 [a. 26 y. N. R. 9.] George, s. Eben[eze]r B. and Eliza, death caused by falling from a window, Aug. 2, 1846, a. 3 1-2 y.
Hannah ["old madam." P. R. 655.], wid. Nathaniel, Mar. 4, 1774, a. 84 y. G. R. 1.
Henry, s. Christopher and Mary, June 24, 1820. P. R. 180. Jeremiah, Capt., master of the sch'r. Economy, at New York. Issue of Sept. 2, 1825. N. R. 9.
Jery, s. Christopher and Mary, Aug. 21, 1825. P. R. 180. John, small pox, Jan. 24, 1761. P. R. 57.
John,
1802. tomb. G. R. 8.
John, Esq., hemorrhage, Dec. 1, 1826, a. 69 y.
Joseph, jr., supercargo of the ship George Washington, in England. Issue of July 11, 1806. N. R. 9. [a. 34 y. P. R. 82.]
Joseph, Dr. [father of Lucy D. C. R. 1.], bur. June 28, 1812. P. R. 61. [a. 66 y. C. R. 1.]
Lucretia, w. Dr. Joseph, a. 61 y. Issue of Sept. 12, 1809. N. R. 9.
Lucy Ann, d. Nath [anie]1 and Eliz [abeth], consumption, Mar. 8, 1847, a. 31 y.
Macena, May -, 1830. C. R. 13.
Margaret H., w. Capt. John B., Oct. 26, 1813, a. 23 y. G. R. 7. Marg [are]t [Mary. G. R. 9.] S., w. Thad [deu]s, d. Will [ia ]m and Sarah Nichols, inflammation of bowels, Dec. 15, 1849, a. 30 y.
Martha, wid. Peter, Sept. 10, 1760, a. 91 y. G. R. 1. Mary, consumption, Mar. 7, 1782, a. 18 y. C. R. 1.
Mary, wid. Benjamin [old age, Jan. 22. C. R. 1.], 1816, a. 90 y. N. R. 9.
Mary, wid. [Joseph, jr., d. Ebenezer Beckford, Esq. N. R. 9.], consumption, Mar. 13, 1822, a. 47 y.
Mary, wid. Christopher, a. 82 y. Issue of May 15, 1832. N. R. 9.
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SALEM DEATHS
OSGOOD, Mary Shepard, d. Nath[anie]] [and Elizabeth. G. R.
7.], throat distemper, quincy, Sept. 6, 1818, a. 4 y. [a. 11 y. N. R. 9.]
Nath[anie ]11, "old," July 13, 1756. P. R. 57.
Nathaniel, s. Christopher and Mary, Feb. 24, 1776. P. R. 180.
Nathaniel, s. Dr. Joseph, a. 20 y. Issue of Aug. 12, 1794. N. R. 9.
Nathaniel, h. Hannah (Babbidge), shoemaker, aged, at his s. Christopher's, June 13, 1799, a. 88 y. c. R. 4.
Nath [anie ]1, , 1832. tomb. G. R. 7.
Nathaniel, s. Christopher and Mary, Nov. 17, 1849. P. R. 180. Peter, Dea., Sept. 24, 1753, a. 90 y. G. R. 1.
[Rebecca. N. R. 9.], w. Isaac, Esq. [d. wid. Sarah Pickman. N. R. 9.], Aug. 29, 1801, a. 29 y.
Rebecca, wid. John, old age, Oct. 28, 1840, a. 79 y.
Ruth, w. W[illia]m, bur. Feb. 24, 1758. C. R. 1.
[Sally. N. R. 9.], w. Isaac [Esq. N. R. 9.], phthisis pulmonalis, Aug. 10, 1791, a. 21 y.
Sally, a. 78 y. Issue of Dec. 14, 1830. N. R. 9.
Susan, w. Charles, d. Joshua Ward, deceased, inflammation of bowels, May 24, 1844, a. 30 y.
Susan H[olyoke. N. R. 9.], d. Charles, bilious fever, July 30, 1841, a. 1 y.
Thomas B., consumption, Mar. 1, 1818, a. 37 y.
William, Capt., shipmaster, merchant, Apr. 2, 1834, a. 49 y. N. R. 9.
Dea., Sept. 24, 1753. P. R. 57.
Mrs., Sept. 13, 1760, a. 42 y. C. R. 1. , w. Nathaniel, innholder. Issue of Sept. 6, 1774, N. R. 4.
ch. 1778. C. R. 1. , wid. John, a. 84 y. Issue of Oct. 29, 1805. N. R. 9.
, d. Capt. John, bur. Dec. 31, 1809. P. R. 61.
, d. Capt. John, quinsey, a. 10 y. Issue of Jan. 2, 1810. N. R. 9.
, ch. stillborn, John, bur. Nov. 4, 1810. P. R. 61.
, wid. Benja[min], old age, Jan. 22, 1816, a. 90 y. C. R. 1.
, wid. Joseph, Mar. 13, 1822, a. 51 y. P. R. 24.
OTTIGNON, Anna C[ecilia. N. R. 9.], b. Boston, d. John S. and Lucy P., cholera infantum, Aug. 11, 1849, a. 2 y. [Sept. 19. G. R. 9.]
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OTTIGNON, -, ch. -, bur. Apr. 26, 1817, a. 9 m. C. R. 11.
OURI, Edward, Patagonian, family of Charles Millet, con- sumption, June 9, 1840, a. 14 y.
OWDELL (see also Odell), Sarah, d. Benja[min] and Sarah (Cole), Apr. 14, 1704.
OWENS, Chauncey, a. 42 y. Issue of Nov. 7, 1834. N. R. 9. Lydia, Mrs., a. 83 y. Issue of June 4, 1833. N. R. 9.
PACKARD, Hez[ekia]h, Rev. [a Revolutionary soldier. N. R. 9.], b. Bridgewater, h. Mary (Spring), s. Jacob, disease of liver, bur. at Wiscasset, Me., d. Apr. 25, 1849, a. 87 1-3 y.
PACKER, Hephzibah, w. Thomas, Jan. 22, 1684, a. 25 y. 5 m. G. R. 1.
Susanna, d. Thomas and Hephzibah, Oct. 21, 1683, a. 1 y. 10 m. G. R. 1.
PADDANG, Jacob, seaman of brig Time, at sea, -, 1823, a. 35 y.
PAGE, Betsy [Elizabeth, d. Samuel, deceased. N. R. 9; and Lois. G. R. 1.], hectic, Jan. [5. G. R. 1.], 1799, a. 23 y. C. R. 1.
Dan[ie]1 W., s. Caleb, consumption, Apr. 30, 1843, a. 16 m. E. J. [Elizabeth Isabella. N. R. 9.], w. Christian [a native of Barcelona. N. R. 9.], consumption, Oct. - , 1827, a. 28 y. Eliza Ann, d. Sam[ue]1 L., deceased, lung fever, Dec. 21, 1843, a. 32 y.
Elizabeth, May 19, 1774, a. 20 y. N. R. 4.
Eliz[abeth ], d. Polly Brown, al[ias] Polly Deforrest, al[ias] Polly Ashby, consumption, Feb. 23, 1842, a. 34 y.
Esther, w. Col. John, a. 30 y. Issue of Dec. 11, 1792. N. R. 9. George [inf. ch. Jery L. N. R. 9.], cancer, Feb. 10, 1821, a. 2 y.
Isabella, d. Capt. John P., a. 11 m. Issue of Oct. 20, 1835. N. R. 9.
John, -, 1802. tomb. G. R. 7.
John, jr., ulceration, Oct. 21, 1827, a. 53 y.
John, Col., Revolutionary soldier, Dec. 2, 1838, a. 87 y. N. R. 9.
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PAGE, John A., of Boston, b. Boston, s. W[illia]m P. and Hannah, at Boston, Mar. 19, 1848, a. 13 m.
John P., Capt., consumption, Nov. 11, 1837, a. 35 y. N. R. 9. Josiah, supercargo, ship Herald, drowned at Sumatra, a. 29 y. Issue of Nov. 2, 1810. N. R. 9.
[Leonard, only. N. R. 9.] s. Eliphalet, cholera infantum, Aug. 31, 1830, a. 1 y. [a. 9 m. N. R. 9.]
Lois, w. Samuel, June 6, 1779, a. 26 y. G. R. 1.
Louisa Lee, d. Capt. Samuel, a. 15 m. Issue of June 4, 1816. N. R. 9.
Louisa Lee, family of Mary, suddenly, at Worcester, May 15, 1839, a. 22 y.
Mary J[ane. N. R. 9.], wid. Sam[ue]] L., d. Henry Rust, deceased, lung fever, Dec. 25, 1843, a. 60 y.
Nathaniel, master of brig Active, at sea [Oct. 9. N. R. 9.], 1823, a. 41 y.
Nathaniel L., s. Nathaniel, deceased, at Ambriz, Africa, Dec. 14, 1838, a. 16 y. N. R. 9.
[Porter, s. Capt. N. R. 9.], John P. [deceased. N. R. 9.], scar- let fever, Feb. 10, 1839, a. 1 y.
Sam[ue]1, Esq., hectic, July 24 [June 24. G. R. 1.], 1785, a. 37 y. c. R. [a. 35 y. G. R. 1.]
Samuel, Capt., Feb. 1, 1834, a. 56 y. N. R. 9.
Sarah, w. John, Oct. 6, 1791, a. 39 y. G. R. 1.
Sarah, of Charlestown, b. Charlestown, d. Caleb and Susan R., dysentery, at Charlestown, Aug. 5, 1848, a. 8 m. , ch. Col. John. Issue of May 31, 1803. N. R. 9. , d. J., spasms, June 22, 1821, a. 2 d.
, w. Col. John, a. 72 y. Issue of Oct. 1, 1833. N. R. 9. PAIN (see also Paine), , wid. [of Marblehead. N. R. 9.], peripneumonia, Mar. 4, 1826, a. 50 y.
PAINE (see also Pain, Payne), Ann M[aria. N. R. 9.] Sea- bury, of Providence, R. I., b. Providence, R. I., d. N. R. [d. Nathaniel R. N. R. 9.] and Anna F., infantile, Dec. 4, 1847, a. 3 m.
Dinah, old age, Nov. 2, 1828, a. 100 y.
Mary, w. Martyn, of Montreal, d. Capt. John Shillaber, bur. Nov. 14, 1816, a. 27 y. N. R. 9.
PALFRAY (see also Palfrey), Andrew, s. Richard, at Smyrna, small pox, received news Mar. 30, 1818, a. 23 y. c. R. 4. Benja[min] C., s. B. C. and Eliza M., infantile, July 24, 1849, a. 15 d.
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PALFRAY, Benjamin Ward, s. Warwick, Dec. 11, 1793, a. 26 y. G. R. 1.
Betsey, consumption, a. 19 y. Issue of Feb. 11, 1806. N. R. 9. Deborah, wid. [Warwick, old age. c. R. 1.], a. 78 y. Issue of Jan. 3, 1809. N. R. 9.
Doretha, w. Richard [sailmaker. C. R. 11.], June 11, 1797, a. 44 y. G. R. 13.
Edw[ar]d [formerly editor of the Salem Advertiser, surveyor of this port and late officer in the Boston Custom House. N. R. 9.], printer, h. Eliza (Cummins), s. Warwick, de- ceased, disease of brain, at Worcester, Apr. 14, 1846, a. 41 y.
Eliza, of Chelsea, w. Edw[ar]d, d. John and Betsey Cum- mins, typhus fever, at Chelsea, Jan. 3, 1845, a. 37 y. Eliza M., w. Benja[min] C., d. James and Lydia Odell, in- flammation of bowels, July 16, 1849, a. 20 1-2 y. Hannah, wid., a. 53 y. Issue of Sept. 24, 1793. N. R. 9. Hannah, d. George, fits, Jan. 12, 1823, a. 5 d.
Hannah, wid., a. 56 y. Issue of Apr. 2, 1833. N. R. 9.
Hannah, wid. Tho[ma]s, d. Sam[ue]l and Hannah Dale, consumption, Feb. 17, 1846, a. 46 y.
Hannah, w. War[wic]k, d. Geo[rge] and Lydia Chapman, age, Jan. 7, 1848, a. 82 y.
Hunlock, Capt., bur. Apr. 6, 1802, a. 54 y. N. R. 9.
Jona[than], typhus fever, at the workhouse, Mar. 15, 1820, a. 57 y. [a. 59 y. N. R. 9.]
Martha, wid. [Thomas. N. R. 9.], atrophia, Apr. 14, 1822, a. 65 y.
Mary, of Lynn, w. Geo [rge], d. W[illia]m and Mary Archer, consumption, at Lynn, May 15, 1847, a. 57 y.
Mary B[arr. c. R. 11.], wid. W. W[arwick. C. R. 11.], con- sumption [for some years partially deranged. G. R. 11.], Jan. 23, 1839, a. 42 y.
Rebecca, bur. May 15, 1810, a. 35 y. N. R. 9.
Richard, from Gloucester, sailmaker, consumption, Apr. 30, 1814, a. 69 y. c. R. 4. [a. 64 y. N. R. 9.]
Richard, of the ship Gov. Endicott, Capt. Shrieves, washed overboard, July 30, 1819. Issue of Dec. 2, 1819. N. R. 9. Richard, on board the ship Indus, Aug. 27, 1821. Issue of Dec. 25, 1821. N. R. 9.
Sally, w. Hunlock, July 31, 1796, a. 47 y. N. R. 9.
Sarah. Issue of Apr. 1, 1806. N. R. 9.
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PALFRAY, Thomas, s. Richard [sailmaker, bilious fever. C. R.
11.], a. 19 y. Issue of Oct. 9, 1801. N. R. 9.
Thomas, at Jamaica, a. 23 y. Issue of Aug. 9, 1805. N. R. 9. Thomas, Capt. at Whydah, Aug. 7, 1829. Issue of Jan. 8, 1830. N. R. 9.
Warwick, "old," Nov. 1, 1756. P. R. 57. [a. 73 y. P. R. 83.] Warwick [old age. c. R. 1.], Oct. 10, 1797, a. 82 y.
Warwick, jr., Hon., sr. editor of the Essex Register for 33 y., Aug. 23, 1838, a. 51 y. N. R. 9.
William W., Capt., Aug. 10, 1838, a. 45 y. N. R. 9.
, ch. Warwick, sr., a. 4 y. Issue of Aug. 17, 1813. N. R. 9.
PALFREY (see also Palfray, Palfry), Caroline A., of Lynn, d. Geo[rge] and Mary, consumption, at Lynn, Mar. 15, 1849, a. 23 y.
Dorothy, d. Richard, fever, Apr. 20, 1813, a. 22 y. c. R. 4.
Eliza, d. Richard, consumption, Feb. 26, 1814, a. 22 y. c. R. 4. John Locke, s. Hunlock and Sarah, water in the head, Oct. 25, 1786, a. 18 m. c. R. 4.
Mary, Mrs., at the almshouse, bur. Mar. 25, 1818, a. 30 y. C. R. 11.
Nancy, d. Jonathan, mariner, and Elizabeth (Vincent), scrof- ula, Apr. 9, 1796, a. 13 m. c. R. 4.
Nancy, d. Jonathan and Elizabeth (Vincent), vomiting and purging, Sept. 24, 1800, a. 15 m. c. R. 4.
Thomas [Capt. N. R. 9.], h. - - (Crowninshield) Gale, s. Warwick, scrofula, Apr. 2, 1802, a. 33 y. c. R. 4.
Thomas, grocer, s. Tho [ma]s and Hannah, consumption, Aug. 10, 1848, a. 22 y.
Walter, age, Oct. 11, 1793, a. 73 y. c. R. 4. [a. 80 y. N. R. 9.] Warwick, hatter, h. Hannah (Chapman), heart complaint, Dec. 11, 1843, a. 78 y.
William, on board the ship Perseverance, July 16, 1802, a. 25 y. N. R. 9.
PALFRY (see also Palfrey), George [Augustus, s. George and Mary. G. R. 8.], bleeding, Sept. 4, 1820, a. 7 y.
S.
-, bur. Aug. 8, 1783, a. 7 w. c. R. 11.
PALL (see also Paul), John, apprentice to Capt. Joseph Orne, in the ship Essex, murdered at Hadido 60 miles above Mocha, received news Sept. 27, 1806. P. R. 82.
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PALMER, Caroline, d. Stephen, hydrocephalus, May 16, 1826, a. 6 y.
Hannah, w. Jonathan, consumption, a. 29 y. Issue of Aug. 8, 1800. N. R. 9.
Hannah, w. Thomas, a. 27 y. Issue of Mar. 2, 1841. N. R. 9. Hannah M., d. Steph[e]n, consumption, May 11, 1841, a. 19 y.
Joseph, bur. Sept. 29, 1796, a. 84 y. C. R. 11.
Leon[ard. G. R. 9.] J., s. Charles and Clarissa, fits, Nov. 8, 1846, a. 2 1-2 y.
Marg[are]t P., d. Enoch, consumption, Apr. 8, 1844, a. 27 y. Mary A[nn. c. R. 10.], d. Stephen, consumption, Feb. 23, 1830, a. 15 y.
Nancy, wid. Stephen, May 29, 1847, a. 52 y. N. R. 9.
Richard, Sept. 28, 1796, a. abt. 84 y.
Stephen, s. Stephen, a. 14 y. c. R. 10. [Issue of Apr. 3, 1832. N. R. 9.]
Steph [e]n, b. Newburyport, carpenter, consumption, Mar. 30, 1845, a. 51 y.
Theron, s. Theron, infantile, Apr. 2, 1841, a. 2 w. [a. 12 w. N. R. 9.]
William, a. 29 y. Issue of Aug. 28, 1812. N. R. 9. Mr., old, Mar. 5, 1746. P. R. 57.
, w. Samuel, bur. Aug. 10, 1807. P. R. 61.
, ch. Jonathan. Issue of Oct. 4, 1808. N. R. 9.
, ch. stillborn, Prince, Aug. - , 1818.
d. Stephen [ch. Samuel. c. R. 10.], convulsions, July 26, 1825, a. 7 w. [a. 6 w. c. R. 10.]
-, w. Stephen, phthisis pulmonalis, Jan. 7, 1826, a. 34 y.
PARISH, Ann Atkinson, d. Moses P. and Mary S., Aug. 14, 1842, a. 7 y. 7 m. N. R. 9.
PARKER, Ab[raha]m W[atson. N. R. 9.], trader, s. Will [ia]m B. and Abigail, brain fever, at Worcester, Aug. 24, 1845, a. 34 y.
Bradstreet, merchant, b. Bradford, fever, Sept. 6, 1798, a. 28 y. C. R. 4. [a. 30 y. N. R. 9.]
Chaunt, in the West Indies, a. 21 y. Issue of Apr. 23, 1805. N. R. 9.
Charles, paralysis, bur. June [8. G. R. 7.], 1838. C. R. 11. [a. 53 y. G. R. 7.]
Daniel [a native of Haverhill, Revolutionary officer. N. R. 9.], pneumonia, Dec. 25, 1821, a. 72 y. [a. 70 y. c. R. 1.]
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PARKER, Edward, consumption, Aug. 6, 1838, a. 21 y. N. R. 9. Elizabeth, d. W[illia]m, from Bradford, and Abigail (Wat- son), fever, Oct. 29, 1807, a. 23 m. C. R. 4.
Frederick A., physician, phthisis pulmonalis, Apr. 23, 1827, a. 37 y. [a. 41 y. G. R. 8.]
Geo[rge] W., s. Eben[eze]r, fits, Apr. 14, 1844, a. 20 m. Hanna (Smith), w. James, complication, Jan. 21, 1814, a. 32 y. C. R. 4.
Hannah, b. Bradford, w. Bradstreet, vomiting, Aug. 31, 1798, a. 24 y. C. R. 4.
Hannah, at Boxford, a. 23 y. Issue of Oct. 12, 1810. N. R. 9. Henry, m., fisherman, drowned, bur. June 7, 1792, a. 34 y. C. R. 4.
Isaac, Hon., chief justice of the supreme court, July 26, 1830. C. R. 1.
John W[atson. G. R. 8.], Oct. 11, 1829, a. 21 y. [Oct. 15, 1820. G. R. 8.]
Mary, d. John and Mary (Coree), 2 m : 1676. CT. R.
Mary, w. Dr. Fred [eric]k A., consumption, Mar. 21, 1822, a. 32 y.
Nath[anie]1, Dr., synochas, Nov. 8, 1792, a. 36 y. C. R. 1. Sally, d. William, a. 2 y. Issue of Oct. 21, 1828. N. R. 9. [a. 1 y. c. R. 10.]
Sarah, wid. Daniel, a. 79 y. Issue of Oct. 28, 1836. N. R. 9. Walter M., s. Eben[eze]r, scarlet fever, Dec. 26, 1840, a. 2 y. Will [ia]m B., b. Bradford, merchant, h. Abigail (Watson), kidney disease, May 1, 1844, a. 72 y.
-, ch. bur. Jan. 13, 1780. P. R. 643.
ch. , throat distemper, bur. Apr. 9, 1803. C. R. 11.
Mrs., bur. Apr. 14, 1807. P. R. 61. [a. 43 y. N. R. 9.] Mrs., a. 70 y. Issue of Mar. 27, 1812. N. R. 9. , ch. W[illia]m, Feb. 16, 1826, a. 2 y. C. R. 10.
PARKMAN, Deliverance, s. Deliverance and 3d w. Margaret, Mar. 19, 1688, a. 3 y. G. R. 1.
Deliverance [merchant. G. R. 1.], Nov. 14, 1715 [a. 64 y. G. R. 1.]
Margaret, w. Deliverance, Mar. 25, 1689, a. 24 y. G. R. 1.
Mehitable, 2d w. Deliverance, Dec. 17, 1684, a. abt. 26 y. G. R. 1.
Samuel, s. Deliverance and 3d w. Margaret, Sept. 20, 1688, a. 15 m. G. R. 1.
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PARKMAN, Sarah (Veren), w. Deliverance, 14 : 11 m : 1681-2. CT. R.
Susanna, wid. and 4th w. Deliverance, Feb. 19, 1727-8, a. 85 y. G. R. 1.
PARMALEE, Harrison, formerly of Claremont, N. H., a. 20 y. Issue of Mar. 5, 1833. N. R. 9.
PARNALL (see also Parnell), Francis, s. Francis and Mary (Stacy), 25 : 9 m : 1667. CT. R.
Jonas, drowned, May 8, 1802, a. 48 y. N. R. 9.
PARNEL (see also Parnell), John, at Fort Royal. Issue of Nov. 12, 1793. N. R. 9.
Jonas, sch. John, Capt. H. Saunders, drowned at sea. Issue of Feb. 10, 1804. N. R. 9.
PARNELL (see also Parnall, Parnel, Pennell), James, a. 35 y. Issue of Oct. 9, 1807. N. R. 9.
James, coachmaker, h. Mary (Babbidge), s. James and Mercy, consumption, July 27, 1848, a. 44 y.
John, - -, 1830. tomb. G. R. 8.
[Sarah Ropes. N. R. 9.], d. John, croup, Oct. 30, 1830, a. 2 y. [a. 3 y. 6 m. N. R. 9.]
Will[ia]m, seaman, h. Marg[are]t Ann (Price), consump- tion, Mar. 9, 1844, a. 34 y.
PARRIS, Elizabeth, July 14, 1696, a. abt. 48 y. G. R. 4. William, dropsy, Oct. 15, 1823, a. 38 y.
PARROTT, Jacob, s. illegitimate, -, bur. July 16, 1739. C. R. 11.
PARSHLEY, Albert, s. Ch[arle]s, fits, Aug. 16, 1839, a. 2 y. Ch[arle]s H[enry. N. R. 9.], s. Charles [an'd Adeline. N. R. 9.], bowel complaint, Aug. 16, 1843, a. 1 1-2 y. David A [ugustus. N. R. 9.], s. Charles [and Adeline. N. R. 9.], bowel complaint, Aug. 18, 1843, a. 1 1-2 y.
Lydia A[nn. N. R. 9.], d. Ch[arle]s [C. N. R. 9.] and Ada- line, scarlet fever, June 20, 1846, a. 6 y.
Mary E [lizabeth. N. R. 9.], d. Nath [anie]] H. [and Nancy B. N. R. 9.], lung fever, Aug. 19, 1842, a. 2 m. Sylvester [E. N. R. 9.], b. New Hampshire, victualler, s. Paul and Lydia, cholera morbus, Sept. 3, 1849, a. 36 y. -, d. Ch[arle]s, croup, Apr. 1, 1839, a. 5 y.
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PARSHLEY, - -, d. Calvin H. and Martha Jane, croup, Dec. 13, 1846, a. 3 w.
PARSONS, Clarissa [Ann. N. R. 9.], d. John and Hannah,
measles, bur. at Danvers, d. June 16, 1849, a. 2 1-2 y.
Ephraim, a. 21 y. Issue of Nov. 7, 1815. N. R. 9.
Jethro D., convulsion fits, Feb. 17, 1827, a. 28 y.
John H[enry. N. R. 9.], s. John J. and Mary E [lizabeth. N. R. 9.], May 5, 1847, a. 5 1-2 m.
John J., b. Gloucester, blacksmith, s. John M. and Mary A., typhus fever, bur. at Gloucester, d. Oct. 21, 1849, a. 23 y. Jos[eph], sphaulus, Jan. 7, 1822, a. 36 y.
Josiah, intemperance, July 10, 1819, a. 63 y.
Judith, Mrs., bur. Nov. 19, 1848, a. 90 y. c. R. 5.
Oliver, b. Gloucester, blacksmith, h. wid. Betsey Ives, brain fever, Aug. 25, 1845, a. 60 y.
Susanah, wid. Josiah, d. John and Susanah Flint, age, Nov. 19, 1848, a. 90 y.
Thomas, s. Thomas and Elizabeth, consumption, May 17, 1790, a. 6 y. C. R. 4.
twin sons, Thomas and Elizabeth, Aug. 15, 1791, a. 36 h. c. R. 4. wid. Judge, Jan. - , 1829, a. 71 y. C. R. 1.
PARTLOW, James, b. St. John, currier, lung fever, Feb. 13, 1846, a. 55 y.
PARTON, Lydia, -, 1838. C. R. 13.
PASCA, Sara (Wooland), w. Hugh, June 3, 1676. CT. R.
PATCH, Ellen, d. John and Eliza[beth], 2 : 12 m : 1658. CT. R. James, h. Mary, 6 : 6 m : 1657. CT. R.
Jam[e]s, 10 : 6 m : 1658. CT. R.
John, consumption, Dec. 13, 1819, a. 29 y.
Mary, d. James and Hana, 30 : 8 m : 1649. CT. R.
Mehetable, w. John, consumption, Mar. 21, 1818, a. 22 y. [1817. G. R. 8.]
Nicholas, s. James and Hana, 16: 11 m: 1657. CT. R. Reuben P[arker. N. R. 9.], s. Ira H. and Hannah D., scarlet fever, bur. at Hamilton, d. July 11, 1846, a. 7 y. Sara, d. John and Eliza[beth], 10:1 m: 1658. CT. R. Tracy, Capt., of Hamilton, "late of Brig Helen," at Point Petre, Guadaloupe, news received Jan. 20, 1819, a. 31 y. P. R. 82.
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PATEE (see also Pattee), Joseph, a. 17 y. Issue of Dec. 19, 1826. N. R. 9.
PATERSON (see also Patterson), Maria, d. John and Su- sanna (Eulen), nervous fever, Dec. 4, 1807, a. 5 y. 6 m. C. R. 4.
Mehitable (Smith), wid. Capt. William, dysentery, Sept. 10, 1802, a. 60 y. C. R. 4. [a. 59 y. N. R. 9.]
PATFIELD, Tho[ma]s, bur. May 15, 1794. C. R. 11.
wid., bur. Jan. 20, 1807. C. R. 11.
PATTE (see also Pattee), Nancy, Mrs., a. 86 y. Issue of Sept. 26, 1837. N. R. 9.
PATTEE (see also Patee, Patte), Abigail, Aug. 14, 1825. C. R. 13.
PATTEN, David, Capt., drowned at sea in a schooner with freight from Trinidad to Baltimore, received news Nov. 26, 1805, a. 38 y. c. R. 4.
PATTERSON (see also Paterson), Amelia, d. [Capt. N. R. 9.] William and Sara, d. John Archer, atrophia infantilis, Sept. 21, 1802, a. 23 m. c. R. 4.
Ann S., d. John, deceased, bur. July 17, 1838, a. 21 y. N. R. 9. Benjamin, s. Benjamin, s. William, deceased, and Mary, d. Maj. Barnes, chin cough, Apr. 23, 1808, a. 9 w. c. R. 4. Benjamin [Capt., s. Capt. William, h. ( Barnes) . C. R. 4; commander of the privateer Disdain, in the Revolution. N. R. 9.], consumption, July 8, 1818, a. 39 y. [a. 41 y. C. R. 4.]
Benjamin, painter, on board sloop Volant, July 10, 1831, a. abt. 30 y. N. R. 9.
Betsey, wid. Tho[ma]s, d. Sam[ue]] and Susan [n]a Trof- fater, heart complaint, Jan. 13, 1847, a. 74 y.
Eliphalet Smith, Capt., s. Capt. W., at sea, fever, Aug. 18, 1806, a. 25 y. C. R. 4.
Elizabeth Brooks, w. William, and d. Capt. William Upton, deceased, Dec. 31, 1839, a. 27 y. N. R. 9.
Hannah, wid. John, lung fever, Nov. 27, 1843, a. 82 y. John, s. William and Mehitabel, consumption, Nov. 12, 1785, a. 22 m. c. R. 4.
John, Oct. 6, 1805, a. 44 y. N. R. 9.
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PATTERSON, John Archer, s. Capt. William and Sarah (Archer), deceased, atrophia infantilis, Oct. 7, 1805, a. 2 m. c. R. 4.
John, h. Susanna (Eulen), fever, Sept. 15, 1817, a. 35 y. C. R. 4.
John, 1st officer of the barque Brazil, at Sourabaya, May 20, 1846, a. 33 y. N. R. 9.
Mary, d. William and Mary (Williams), dysentery, Sept. 1, 1808, a. 1 1-2 y. c. R. 4.
Mary, w. Peter, a. 39 y. Issue of July 30, 1811. N. R. 9.
Mary, Mrs., family of W[illia]m, lung fever, Jan. 2, 1840, a. 37 y.
Mehitable Smith, d. Capt. William and Sara (Archer), in- flammation of the bowels, Oct. 7, 1803, a. 18 m. c. R. 4. Rebecca (Tozzer), wid. William, old age, Jan. 18, 1814, a. 90 y. c. R. 4.
Sarah, d. John Archer, w. Capt. William, consumption, Sept. 7, 1805, a. 38 y. c. R. 4.
Susannah, wid. William, rigger, a. 62 y. Issue of Sept. 5, 1806. N. R. 9.
William, Capt., m. West India flux, Sept. 6, 1793, a. 47 y. C. R. 4.
William, a. 71 y. Issue of Aug. 19, 1806. N. R. 9.
William, Capt., h.
-
- (Archer), deceased, convulsions,
Nov. 2, 1806, a. 36 y. c. R. 4.
William, s. Benjamin [s. W. and Mary (Barnes), d. Maj. C. R. 4.], dropsy, June 3, 1818, a. 9 m. -, ch. ,bur. Oct. 26, 1784. C. R. 11.
, s. John and Hannah, Apr. 23, 1786, a. 13 h. c. R. 4.
-, ch. bur. Oct. 25, 1789. C. R. 11.
-, ch. , dysentery, bur. Sept. 9, 1801. C. R. 11. , ch. dysentery, bur. Sept. 19, 1801. C. R. 11.
PAUL (see also Pall), John, bur. bet. Apr. and Sept., 1809. C. R. 11.
PAYNE (see also Paine), Lucy D[alton. N. R. 9.], d. Sam- [ue]] and Phebe, inflammation of bowels, Sept. 27, 1847, a. 21 m.
PAYSON, John, nervous fever, Nov. 28, 1822, a. 14 y. Mary, wid. Samuel, A. M., late of Rowley, Apr. 2, 1771, in her 72d y. N. R. 4.
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PAYSON, Mary Ellen, d. Edw[ar]d H., consumption, rein- terred 1840, a. 6 y.
Sarah, wid., a. 64 y. Issue of Jan. 26, 1821. N. R. 9.
William [H. N. R. 9.], on brig Nereus, at sea, -, 1826, a. 23 y. [Issue of Mar. 17. N. R. 9.]
Will[ia]m E[dward. N. R. 9.], s. Edward H., dropsy, Jan. 2, 1841, a. 17 m.
PEABODY, Adalaide, d. Ch[arle]s and Eliz[abeth], dropsy, Aug. 15, 1848, a. 4 m.
Aroline Emily, d. Jeremiah and Catharine, Nov. 2, 1806, a. 14 m. G. R. 8.
Asa, on board the Franklin, on his passage from Mocha, a. 27 y. Issue of Sept. 13, 1808. N. R. 9.
Caroline, d. Allen, dropsy in head, Sept. 2, 1844, a. 7 m.
Catherine, Mrs., Sept. 17, 1793. P. R. 55.
Catherine, of Boston, d. Jos[eph] A[ugustus. G. R. 9.] and Louisa, inflammatory fever, at Boston, Jan. 8, 1847, a. 20 y.
Charles, s. Charles, drowned in the dock, Aug. 25, 1804, a. 6 y. 4 m. P. R. 654.
Ch[arle]s, b. Dixmont, Me., laborer, s. Ch[arle]s and Eliza, consumption, Aug. 8, 1847, a. 24 y.
Ch[arle]s B., s. Brackly R. and Lucinda, dysentery, Sept. 30, 1848, a. 5 y.
Ch[arle]s B[lake. N. R. 9.], s. Alfred and J., cholera infan- tum, Sept. 11, 1848, a. 2 m.
Charles Frederick, inf. s. [Capt. Joseph. N. R. 9.], Apr. 5, 1807. P. R. 654.
Elizabeth, w. Samuel [sister Col. William Mansfield. N. R. 9.], Jan. 1, 1832, a. 54 y. G. R. 8.
Ezra, a. 46 y. Issue of Aug. 27, 1811. N. R. 9.
Frances Ellen, d. Joseph, jr., a. 9 m. Issue of July 13, 1832. N. R. 9.
Francis, s. Fra[nci]s, bronchorhoca, May 25, 1828, a. 3 m. George, s. George, Esq., a. 2 1-2 y. Issue of Mar. 16, 1832. N. R. 9.
George A. [George Francis, s. Dr. Nathaniel and Eliza. G. R. 8.], palsy, Nov. 29, 1839, a. 24 y. [a. 26 y. G. R. 8.] Hannah, d. Moses, of Boxford, fit [Aug. 4, 1812. G. R. 8.], a. 38 y. N. R. 9.
Hannah, of Boxford, b. Boxford, wid. Nathan, fever, at Boxford, Jan. 19, 1845, a. 71 y.
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SALEM DEATHS
PEABODY, Henry A., s. Allen, dropsy in head, Nov. 6, 1841, a. 7 m.
Huldy (Gould), w. Samuel, jr., Mar. 11, 1804 [Mar. 15, 1803, a. 24 y. G. R. 8.]
Jesse, consumption, Feb. 1, 1830, a. 29 y.
Jesse, hydrocephalus, Apr. 24, 1830, a. 5 y.
John, at the jail. Issue of Mar. 9, 1804. N. R. 9.
John, Capt., commander of the ship Mary Ann, at Batavia, a. 42 y. Issue of Dec. 25, 1821. N. R. 9.
Jona [than], b. Middleton, mariner, s. Bimsley and Ruth,
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