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Vital Record of Rhode Island. 1636=1850.
FIRST SERIES.
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
A Family Register for the People.
BY JAMES N. ARNOLD, -
EDITOR OF THE NARRAGANSETT HISTORICAL REGISTER.
"Is My Name Written in the Book of Life?"
Vol. X. Town and Church.
Published under the Auspices of the General Assembly.
PROVIDENCE, R. I: NARRAGANSETT HISTORICAL PUBLISHING COMPANY.
A749672
COPYRIGHTED IN THE OFFICE OF THE LIBRARIAN OF CONGRESS AT WASHINGTON, 1898.
MERCURY PUBLISHING CO., PRINTERS, NEWPORT, R. I.
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INTRODUCTION.
In our previous volume we stated that the first record books of Pawtucket had become, lost and so compelled us, very much against our wishes and inclinations, to commence with the series of 1843. A diligent search and inquiry was then unsuccessful. The Clerk of the City kept the matter in mind, and wben arrang- ing the public papers in the new vault he came upon the book which is here printed in this volume. The companion volumes have not as yet been discovered. The matter in this volume fol- lowing Pawtucket is varied and much of it must prove interesting to our readers. There is much here that cannot be found else- where, consequently as the years go on must become more and more valuable.
Speaking of the word valuable we realized as soon as the word was written that some hypercritical person would take exception to it. In order therefore to set the mind at rest we admit that what one esteems of value, of worth, and worth preserving, an- other considers of no value and destroys. Hence we use the word valuable in the strict sense that we consider all records of value that will give dates or even approximation of dates that will aid the Historical or Genealogical scholar in his work. We have al- ways regretted that the Baptist Churches did not pay more atten- tion to this matter in their earlier years and did not preserve bet- ter the record that they made. It is very encouraging however to say that these people today, at least the most intelligent of them, take our view of it and have spent time to gather new facts to make the entries more complete. We can safely add that we have met none of the Protestant faiths whose officers in charge of the records but acknowledge that every year adds an increased inter- est and the churches are demanding that the entries shall be made more exact and careful.
One more move in direction, historical only has been inaugu- rated by the Baptists-to have one of their churches written up and printed in the Minutes. This, at first, was thought trivial- now it is considered as important as any other portion of the Min-
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ute. They also have depositaries where these printed Minutes are preserved. Here they are growing more and more valuable every year.
This same plan ought and should be adopted by the other faiths. To show how the plan works we will cite a few exam- ples.
1. In 1847 Wilkins Updike published the Annals of the Narragansett Church (St. Paul). The book was sold for $1.50; now this book is valued at $15 and upwards. No doubt could it be reprinted with suitable notes so as to bring it up to date, at the same time add some detail to what has been written, it could be published successfully.
2. George C. Mason, Esq., took it upon himself to publish the Annals of Trinity Church, Newport. He spared himself no pains. His long residence and acquaintance with the Church Peo- ple, and his particular profession gave him every requisite for gathering information. The result is his published volumes which must and will ever be considered invaluable by every scholar in- terested in the history of this Church.
3. Churches at Bristol, Warren, Providence, Westerly and other places have published small volumes or pamphlets, all of which are of historical value more or less. Town and County histories have been printed in which a chapter or Section was given to Church matters. It seems to be considered necessary by a respectable part of those who write our town history to de- vote a space to this subject.
In all these examples we do not remember to have heard a. regret that the work had been done, but have heard deep regret it was not made much fuller and in more detail.
We have in mind now cases where churches have become ex- tinct or removed to other localities. These were prosperous in their day and exerted an influence over the community .. Could we have today the portion to which our work is dedicated how valuable it might be to future investigators ..
Finally in closing this essay on value we confess the reader or scholar in a measure must set his own value on the information . he finds in this volume, and treat it.as he would a book or a piece of merchandize. To do this is right in a business point of view. We object only to one's going outside of ligitimate business do- mains to do an injury, at the same time bringing no profit to the ·one so trespassing. · 1"
We wish to extend our thanks to the HONORABLE GENERAL
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ASSEMBLY for their kindness towards us and to those friends who haveinterested themselves in our favor. We regret the peculiar condition of business at this time which has very seriously affected our work and plans. We are in hopes the present conditions will not long continue, and by the time another volume is issued a hap- pier condition of affairs will have dawned.
Mr. R. H. Tilley, the State Record Commissioner, in his researches informs me he can place in our hands much new matter in our line, and that it will be a pleasure for him to do so. It is always pleasant to have men in such pursuits of life as Mr. Tilley in touch with us. No true scholar will show a narrow spirit or will try to "corner the market" to use a street term. When we meet men that show the liberal whole souled spirit of true scholarship the reader has no conception how much good it does us and what a new spirit of strength it infuses. We have always worked on the principle that if we expect favors, to grant them. Hence we have always prided ourself on our liberality in opening our manuscripts and library to such as wish certain facts without inconvenience to ourself. Every way that it has been possible for us to encourage historical pursuit and investigation has been seized upon and every occasion that has been offered has not been allowed to pass unheeded.
It has always been a keen source of annoyance to be burdened with such slender means financially as we have been so far in our work. Could fate place within our control means to make our studies pleasanter it would certainly be very, very thankfully re- ceived and appreciated. If such a fortune should ever become ours we think with our long study and application to our peculiar field of investigation that we could show commendable work for the favor received.
In looking over our pages we find that Mrs. Ruth A. Arnold, the Clerk of the Narragansett Church of South Kingstown, has not been credited with the notes she furnished us, and therefore we give her here the credit for the same.
We here extend our thanks to those friends who have favored us in the past and trust they will continue their very much es- teemed favors in the future.
As will be seen by a perusal of our pages no pains have been spared in order to avoid all ambiguity. The prime object of the compiler was to so arrange the matter in these pages that no one need be a professional reader to thoroughly understand it, hence the simplicity of the work. Again, the spelling of many names
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has been retained while others had to be so changed as to come within a reasonable index and not to lose their original identity.
We close with our usual admonition. That the reader may be profited, instructed and rewarded for his labor and time while perusing our pages, is the earnest and sincere wish of the com- piler.
WORKS OF JAMES N. ARNOLD. Vital Record of Rhode Island. 1836-1850.
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VOL. X. Church Records, $7.50.
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*Church Genealogy.
*Pen Pictures of Narragansett.
*Statement of the Case.
*Colonial Reminiscences.
*The Indian Claim.
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
We give here the names of the Members of the General As- sembly since May 1889, when our first appropriation for the pub- lishment of the VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND was voted, and including the present members.
The unanimity controlling the voting of this appropriation has always been a source of deep satisfaction to us, and has given a renewed energy to pursue the work which few care to do them- selves, but which many appreciate the value of when once accom- plished.
Another source of satisfaction to us has been the fact that the work has received more testimonials and more flattering ones than any other Rhode Island Publication. Not one adverse opinion has yet been printed that has come to our knowledge. The fact that the General Government at Washington has seven sets upon the shelves of their various Record Offices speaks well in its favor. The State of Rhode Island has been the first to publish such a list as contained in these volumes. In this field (Genealogical) an example has been set for others to follow. Since our work has been publishing compilers in other States (of Town matter) have followed our general plan, thus adding a testimony in our favor by adopting our plan which we truly appreciate.
NOTE: The time is from Inauguration day in May unless stated otherwise.
Governors.
Herbert W. Ladd, 1889-1891; John W. Davis, 1890; D. Rus- sel Brown, 1892; Charles Warren Lippitt, 1895; Elisha Dyer, 1897-1898.
Lieutenant Governors,
Daniel G. Littlefield, 1889; William T. C. Wardwell, 1890; Henry A. Stearnes, 1891; Melville Bull, 1892; Edwin R. Allen, 1894, 1895, 1896; Aram J. Pothier, 1897; William Gregory, 1898.
Secretaries of State.
Samuel H. Cross, 1889; Edwin D. McGuinness, 1890; George H. Utter, 1891; Charles P. Bennett, 1894.
Senators.
NEWPORT. Robert S. Franklin, 1889; William J. Under-
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wood, 1890; Charles H. Burdick, 1891; Henry W. Cozzens, 1893; John Hare Powel, 1894; Charles H. Burdick, 1895 until death in 1896; Jeremiah W. Horton, Jan. 1897.
PROVIDENCE. George T. Brown, 1889; John Carter Brown Woods, 1891; Richard B. Comstock, 1892; Augustus S. Miller, 1893; John Carter Brown Woods, 1994; Robert H. I. Goddard, 1897; J. Edward Studley, 1898.
PORTSMOUTH. William L. Sisson, 1889; Edward F. Dyer, 1892; Benjamin Tallman, 1896.
WARWICK. Henry L. Greene, 1889; Enos Lapham, 1890; William G. Roelker, 1894.
WESTERLY. George H. Utter, 1889; Orlando R. Smith, 1891; William Hoxsey, 1894; B. Court Bentley, 1895; Lewis W. Arnold, 1897; Walter Price, 1898.
NEW SHOREHAM. Frank Littlefield, 1889; Christopher E. Champlain, 1890.
NORTH KINGSTOWN. George T. Cranston, 1889 until death in Oct. 1894; William Gregory, Jan. 1895; William W. Congdon, 1898.
SOUTH KINGSTOWN. George T. Lamphear, 1889; Stephen T. Browning, 1890; Elisha D. Browning, 1893; Jesse V. B. Wat- son, 1894; Benjamin F. Robinson, Jr., 1897.
EAST GREENWICH. Richard Thomley, 1889; Oliver W. Slo- cum, 1891; William G. Browning, 1893; Charles J. Arms, 1894, George E. Lamphear, 1895; Henry P. Eldredge, 1897.
JAMESTOWN. Thomas C. Watson, 1889; Charles E. Weeden, 1895.
SMITHFIELD. Alonzo P. Mowry, 1889; Andrew B. Whipple, 1893.
SCITUATE. Franklin P. Owen, 1889; Charles H. Page, 1890; Martin S. Smith, 1891; Russell S. Young, 1892; Martin' S. Smith, 1894; Charles H. Page, Jr., 1895; Byron J. Cowee, 1898.
GLOCESTER. Walter A. Read, 1889; Robert H. Wade, 1892; Walter A. Read, 1893; Walter S. Reynolds, 1898.
CHARLESTOWN. George C. Cross, 1889; William K. Owen, 1891; Joseph C. Church, 1892; Edwin A. Kenyon, 1895; Samuel B. Hoxsie, Jr., 1898.
WEST GREENWICH. Benjamin R. Hoxsie, 1889; James H. Fish, 1890; Thomas W. Mathewson, 1891; James H. Fish, 1892; Otho Tarbox, 1895; George R. Fiske, Jr., 1897.
COVENTRY. Joseph H. Congdon, 1889; John A. Chase, 1890,
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Searles Capwell, 1891; Adelbert K. Greene, 1893; Charles M. Tyler, 1894; John Warner, 1896.
EXETER. Z. Herbert Gardiner, 1889; Charles C. Reynolds, 1892; Edward P. Dutemple, 1894; George E. Money, 1898.
MIDDLETOWN. Melville Bull, 1889; Edward A. Brown, 1892; A. Herbert Ward, 1896.
BRISTOL. Joshua Wilbour, 1889; Chandler H. Coggeshall, 1893; George W. Simmons, 1897.
TIVERTON. George L. Church, 1889; Henry C. Osborn, 1890; George L. Church, 1891; Henry C. Osborn, 1894; John R. Hicks, 1896.
LITTLE COMPTON. James H. Shaw, 1889; George M. Sea- bury, 1890; Clarence C. Wordell, 1893; Frederic B. Gifford, 1894; Samuel B. Gray, 1895; George A. Lemunyon, 1897.
WARREN. George S. Brown, 1889; Benjamin Drown, 1890.
CUMBERLAND. Lucius F. C. Garvin, 1889; Andrew J. Cur- rier, 1892; John M. Ryan, 1893; Andrew J. Currier, 1894; Thomas A. Jenckes, 1896; Peter J. Gaskin, 1898.
RICHMOND. Charles J. Greene, 1889; Alfred W. Kenyon, 1891; Charles J. Greene, 1898.
CRANSTON. J. Titus Andrews, 1889; Hugh B. Bain, 1893; Sylvester K. Merrell, 1894; Edward Stanley, 1896; Joseph W. Saunders, 1897; Arthur E. Austin, 1898.
HOPKINTON. Edwin R. Allen, 1889; Albert S. Babcock, 1893.
JOHNSTON. Samuel E. Groves, 1889; George F. A. Beane, 1891; A. Waterman Smith, 1893; George F. A. Beane, 1896.
NORTH PROVIDENCE. Andrew J. Wilcox, 1889; Walter W. Whipple, 1891; Andrew J. Wilcox, 1894; Morris L. Ulmann, 1895, Andrew J. Wilcox, 1896; Nicholas F. Reiner, 1897.
BARRINGTON. John F. Richmond, 1889; George P. Baker, 1890; John Jenckes, 1894; George Lewis Smith, 1897.
FOSTER. Isaac Paine, 1889; John W. Bowen, 1890; Albert W. Burguess, 1891; John W. Bowen, 1893; James M. Wright, 1894; Thomas R. Drowne, 1897.
BURRILLVILLE. Addison S. Hopkins, 1889; Fayette E. Bart- lett, 1890; William Orrell, 1894; Andrew Luther, 1895; Joshua Perkins, 1897; John T. Fiske, Jr., 1898.
EAST PROVIDENCE. Andrew J. Anthony, 1889; David S. Ray, 1896; Henry F. Anthony, 1897.
PAWTUCKET. Albert R. Sherman, 1889; Frederick W. Eas-
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ton, 1892; John W. Davis, 1893; Frederick W. Easton, 1894; Na- than W. Littlefield, 1897; Frederick W. Easton, 1898.
WOONSOCKET. Daniel B. Pond, 1889; Edwin O. Ronian, 1892; E. Charles Frances, 1894; Leroy L. Chilson, 1897.
NORTH SMITHFIELD. Byron A. Andrews, 1889; Ira H. Par- kis, 1892; Byron A. Andrews, 1895; Frederick J. Pitts, 1896; George H. Helme, 1897; George W. Hammond, 1898.
LINCOLN. John E. Thompson, 1889; Edward L. Freeman, 1892; William Duane Aldrich, 1895.
CENTRAL FALLS. Edward L. Freeman, 1895.
House of Representatives,
NEWPORT. William C. Townsend, 1889; William P. Clarke, 1890; Charles H. Burdick, 1894, 1895; John W. Rogers, 1896, 1897, 1898; William P. Sheffield, Jr., 1889, 1894, 1895; William R. Hunter, 1890; Charles Pinard, 1891; Samuel R. Honey, 1893; William P. Buffum, 1896; John H. Wetherell, 1898; Dalton E. Young, 1889; Charles Acton Ives, 1890; James S. Hazard, 1891; John H. Crosby, 1893; Jeremiah W. Horton, 1894; Edward W. Higbee, 1895; John P. Sanborn, 1898; John J. Carry, 1889; An- drew K. Quinn, 1890; John J. Peckham, 1891; George H. Wil- marth, 1893; John W. Rogers, 1894; Godfrey Moffitt. 1895; Wm. Shepley, 1898; William J. Swinburne, 1889; William S. Cranston, 1890; Jeremiah W. Horton, 1891; James B. Cottrell, 1893; Wm. P. Buffum, 1894; George E. Vernon, 1898.
PROVIDENCE. Thomas Davis, 1889; Timothy F. Dwyer, 1890; Hiram Kendall, 1891; William C. Baker, 1892; Charles C. Mum- ford, 1898; R. Lincoln Lippitt, 1894; Frank M. Burrough, 1896; William C. Baker, 1897; Henry R. Barker, 1898; Lurin M. Cook, 1889; Albert L. Calder, 1891; Patrick H. Mulholland, 1892; John M. Rounds, 1894; Hobert L. Gates, 1896; Rathbone Gardiner, 1897; John T. Blodgett, 1898; John F. Lonsdale, 1883; Hobert L. Gates, 1891; Daniel J. McOsker, 1892; Charles H. Smart, 1894; George W. Brown, 1895; David Burton, 1896; Albert Roberts, 1897; Jesse H. Metcalf, 1889; Warren R. Pearce, 1891; Charles A. Wilson, 1892; George B. Hazard, 1893; George E. Barstow, 1894; Henry G. H. Rawson, 1897. William Ames, 1898; Hiram Howard, 1889; John W. Briggs, 1891; Richard Hayward, 1892; Charles C. Gray, 1894; Charles F. Irons, 1897; Harry C. Curtis, 1898; James T. Kennedy, 1889; Frederic Rueckert, 1891; Patrick J. McCarthy, 1892; John L. Remlinger, 1894; William H. Mulvey, 1889; Robert B. Little, 1891; John E. Potter, 1892; George T. Brown, 1899; Henry T. Root, 1894; George R. McAuslan, 1897; Royal H. Glad-
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ding, 1898; Augustus H. Miller, 1889; Edwin Lowe, 1891; Ray G. Burlingame, 1892; William L. Whipple, 1893; Charles D. Kim- ball, 1894; William K. Potter, 1889; Albert A. Baker, 1891; Ezra K. Perkins, 1892; Thomas F. Peirce, 1893; J. Edward Studley, 1894; George L. Peirce, 1898; John E. Potter, 1889; William H. Covell, 1891, 1894, 1895, 1896; Alva Carpenter, 1892-1897; Am- brose E. West, 1893; James M. Scott, 1898; Thomas F. Peirce, 1889; James H. Welsh, 1890; John E. Kendrick, 1891; William J. Barton, 1892; George B. Johnson, 1893; Joseph H. Munroe, 1894; Samuel Ames, 1897; Christopher L. Holden, 1898; John M. Bren- nan, 1889; Obadiah Brown, 1891 ; George F. Daniels, 1892; Leo- pold Dimond, 1893; John Nelson, 1894; George A. Littlefield, 1895; Cyrus M. Van Slyck, 1897; Charles C. Gray, 1898.
PORTSMOUTH. Edward F. Dyer, 1889; Henry Anthony, 1892; Benjamin Tallman, Jr., 1893; Charles I. Coggeshall, 1896; Elbridge I. Stoddard, 1897.
WARWICK. Henry D. Heydon, 1889; James B. Hanaford, 1889 to 1895, 1897; Gideon Spencer, 1889; John H. Campbell, 1891; William V. Slocum, 1896; Nathan D. Peirce, Jr., 1889; Ran- dall A. Harrington, 1894; Charles E. Chagnon, 1896.
WESTERLY. Orlando R. Smith, 1889; William Hoxsie, 1890; B. Court Bentley, 1894; Andrew G. Crumb, 1895; J. Irving Mox- son, 1897; Ira B. Crandall, 1889; Courtland B. Bliven, 1892; Lewis W. Arnold, 1893; Walter Price, 1895; Joseph C. Moore, 1898.
NEW SHOREHAM. John G. Champlain, 1889; George W. Conley, 1890; John T. Dodge, 1893; Clarence C. Rose, 1895; Ray G. Lewis, 1898.
NORTH KINGSTOWN. William Gregory, 1889; Lyman Ayles- worth, 1892; Clarke Potter, 1893; William W. Congdon, 1894; Edward S. Hall, 1898.
SOUTH KINGSTOWN. Edmund Walker, 1889-1893; Frank W. Robinson, 1890; John K. Hall, 1894; Corder H. Tucker, 1896; George T. Briggs, 1897.
EAST GREENWICH. William A. Hanaford, 1889; Samuel W. K. Allen, 1891; Nathaniel G. Carpenter, 1898.
JAMESTOWN. John M. Douglass, 1889; John B. Landers, 1890, 1894; Samuel Smith, 1893; Charles T. Cottrell, 1895; Thomas G. Carr, 1897.
SMITHFIELD. Adin B. Capron, 1889; Lafayette E. Mowry, 1893; Clarence H. Mathewson, 1896.
SCITUATE. Raymond A. Rathbone, 1889; Walter B. Hopkins, 1890; Robert L. Beckwith, 1891; Franklin P. Owen, 1892; Richard
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G. Howland, 1894; John A. Battey, 1895: William A. Randall, 1897.
GLOCESTER. Percy D. Smith, 1889; Job Steere, 1894; Lucius B. Steere, 1896; Edward O. Walling, 1898.
CHARLESTOWN. William K. Owen, 1889; Millard F. Tucker, 1891; Herbert A. Gates, 1892; Edwin A. Kenyon, 1894; Samuel B. Hoxsie, Jr., 1895: William D. Cross, 1898.
WEST GREENWICH. Alansen M. Albro, 1889; William A. Rathbone, 1890, 1892-3-4; John W. Rathbone, 1891; George W. Whitman, 1895; Elmer J. Rathbone, 1897.
COVENTRY. George B. Parker, 1889; Thomas G. Whalley, 1890; Emery A. Hall, 1891; Stephen H. Potter, 1893; Thomas C. Peckham, 1894; James E. Hudson, 1896; Ezra K. Parker, 1898.
EXETER. Herbert E. Lewis, 1889; William E. Barber, 1892; William B. Tillinghast, 1894; George L. Barber, 1898
MIDDLETOWN. Joel Peckham, 1889; Abram A. Brown, 1890; Christopher Ellery, 1892; A. Herbert Ward, 1893; James R. Chase, 1896.
BRISTOL. Henry W. Hayes, 1889; Samuel C. Wardwell, 1890; George W. Simmons, 1891; Samuel Norris, Jr., 1897; Chand- ler H. Coggeshall, 1889; James C. Church, 1890; Charles F. Chase, 1891; no 2d representative after this term.
TIVERTON. George W. Gray, 1889; Isaac Brown, 1890, 1894-5; George F. Cottrell, 1891; George R. Lawton, 1896.
LITTLE COMPTON. Thomas Howard, 1889; Clarence Wardell, 1890; Fred. B. Gifford, 1893; Samuel B. Gray, 1894; George. A. Lemunyon, 1895; Daniel Wilbur, 1897.
WARREN. William B. Nichols, 1889; Daniel B. Luther, 1893; Samuel L. Peck, 1894.
CUMBERLAND, James Lee, 1889; Francis. H. McGirr, 1890; Thomas F. Hughes, 1891; Jesse A. Carpenter, 1892; Lucius F. C. Garvin, 1893, 1895, 1897, 1898; John Barnes, 1894; William H. Bolster, 1896; Levi F. Ballou, 1889; Andrew J. Currier, 1891; Thomas W. Hague, 1892; Patrick O. Sullivan, 1893; Arlen M. Razee, 1894, John Dillon, 1895, Charles E. Fisher, 1896; Michael T. Burns, 1897.
RICHMOND. Alvin H. Eccleston, 1889; Martin G. Parks, 1890; John Stanton, 1894; Charles J. Greene, 1896; Caleb R. Nye, 1898.
CRANSTON. Arthur Guinn, 1889; George G. Wheeler, 1890; Joseph L. Saunders, 1891, 1892; William H. Patt, 1893; Edward Stanley, 1894; Joseph L. Saunders, 1896; Walter F. Brayton, 1897;
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Walter F. Brayton, 1889; B. Thomas Potter, 1893; C. Alvin Pot- ter, 1894-5-8; Arthur E. Austin, 1896-7.
HOPKINTON. Paul M. Barber, 1889; Frank Hill, 1893; Elisha C. Stillman,
JOHNSTON. Frank W. Tillinghast, 1889; John F. Kenyon, 1891, 1893 and present; William B. Colwell, 1892; Henry S. Tur- ner, 1889; A. Waterman Smith, 1890; John E. Bowen, 1893; Henry C. Luther, 1896.
NORTH PROVIDENCE. Stephen M. Greene, 1891; Arthur Cushing, 1894; George T. Batchellor, 1895; Peter Grimley, 1896; Sanford E. Kennecome, 1898.
BARRINGTON. Isaac S. Barnum, 1889; James M. Fales, 1890; John Jenckes, 1893; George Lewis Smith, 1894; Williamn T. Lewis, Jr., 1897.
FOSTER. Albert S. Sweet, 1889; Solomon S. Sweet, 1890, 1 892-3; William R. Hopkins, 1891; Albert W. Burgess, 1894; Cur- tis H. Foster, 1897.
BURRILLVILLE. Albert H. Sayles, 1889; Samuel S. Stone, 1890; Thomas H. Fagan, 1891; Munroe S. Inman, 1893, 1895; Ed- ward F. Lovejoy, 1894; Joshua Perkins, 1896; Olney T. Inman, 1897; John J. Luce, 1898; Edward L. Gannon, 1889; Edwin L. Hawkes, 1891; no 2d representative after this term.
EAST PROVIDENCE. Ellery Wilson, 1889; Levi S. Winches- ter, 1895; Stephen S. Rich, 1896, David S. Ray, 1892; James H. Armington, 1896; Edward C. Dubois. 1898.
PAWTUCKET. Hugh J. Carroll, 1889; Fred W. Easton, 1891; William W. Blodgett, 1892 to 1896 and 1898; William S. Mc- Cougliey, 1897; Thomas W. Robinson, 1889; Edwin Darling, 1891; Henry F. Jenckes, 1892; Edwin A. Perrin, 1894; Wheaton Cole, 1 896; Edward Duffey, 1897; Edward Thayer, 1898; Amos D. Ar- nold, 1889; Wheaton Cole, 1891; George T. Greenhalgh, 1895; George L. Littlefield, 1897; Philo E. Thayer, 1898; Edward Jolly, 1889; David J. White, 1891; James L. Jencks, 1892; Philo E. Thayer, 1894; Henry W. Crandall, 1897; Edward A. Perren, 1898; William Heffernan, 1889; Elisha W. Bucklin, 1890; W. Howard Walker, 1891; Thomas W. Robinson, 1893; Edward Thayer, 1894; John Jolly, 1897; Adolphus J. Davis, 1898; Will- iam H. Salisbury, 1889; Daniel W. Bullock, 1892; John H. Ar- nold, 1896; Sylvester Mason, 1897; James Nesbit, 1898.
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