Vital record of Rhode Island : 1636-1850 : first series : births, marriages and deaths : a family register for the people, Vol XIII, Part 17

Author: Arnold, James N. (James Newell), 1844-1927
Publication date: 1891
Publisher: Providence, R.I. : Narragansett Historical Pub. Co.
Number of Pages: 630


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July 13, 1811 July 26, 1811


Horatio, son of Sion, at Cranston, in 20th year, Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of James, of Warwick,


at Woodstock, Ct., in 88th year, buried at Warwick,


Aug. 16, 1811


Aug. 31, 18II


Josias, son of the late Joseph, at sea, drowned from the schooner Lucretia, of this port,


Oct. 4, 1811


Nov. 30, 1811


Miss Waite, eldest daughter of the late Oli- ver, Esq., of this town, in 54th year,


Jan. 13, 1812


Freelove, wife of Thomas, and daughter of Thomas Holden, Esq., of Warwick, at Adams, Mass., in 37th year,


Jan. - , 1812


Nathan, at Cumberland, in 47th year,


Dec. 21, 1812


William C., son of the late Dr. Jonathan, for- merly of this town, at St. Johnsbury, Vt., aged 41 years,


Amey A., daughter of Luke, at Smithfield, in 20th year,


Nicholas, at Cranston, in 48th year,


Israel, at Warwick, aged 64 years, judge of court of common pleas, Kent Co.,


Mrs. Mary, wife of Stephen, at Smithfield,


April 8, 1809


Oct. 12, 1809


Nov. 2, 1809 Nov. 30, 1809


March 3, 1810


William, fell from a scow into the river and was drowned,


July 5, 1810


Col. Daniel, at Smithfield, in 55th year, was in the siege of Boston in 1776 and served in the war. Gazette of


Stephen, in New York State, after a long de- cay. Gazette of


Samuel, at Smithfield, in 77th year, after an illness of 16 hours, of Society of Friends,


Jan. 16. 1813


March 9, 1813


Oct. 25, 1813 April 19, 1814


April 29, 1814 May 17, 1814


135


PROVIDENCE GAZETTE-DEATHS


ARNOLD Anna, at Scituate, in 36th year, daughter of Simeon. Gazette of


Rosamond, daughter of John, at Burrillville, in 17th year,


Col. Benjamin, at Warwick, in 73d year, an officer of the Revolution,


April 2, 1815


Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of Samuel, at Smith- field, in 76th year, of Society of Friends,


June 11, 1815


Mrs. Chloe, widow of Peleg, formerly of Paw- tuxet, at Thompson, Ct., aged 72 years,


Nov. 26, 1815


Olney, his wife was delivered of three daugh- ters, at Smithfield,


Jan. 2, 1816


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,


Jan. 12, 1816


Col. William, at East Greenwich, aged about 72 years. Gazette of


Jan. 20, 1816


Miss Fatina, daughter of Uriah, at Smithfield, in 38th year,


Sept. 9, 1816


Frances Mary, infant daughter of Samuel G., in this town, aged 7 years,


Capt. David, at Warwick, aged 76 years,


Uriah, at Smithfield, in 96th year,


Dr. William, at Smithfield, in 84th year, So- ciety of Friends,


March 24, 1817


Capt. John, Jr., of Warwick, in 30th year, at Havana, W. I .; was master of the ship Union, of this port,


May 7, 1817


Capt. John, Jr., son of Col. John, of Pawtuxet, at Havana,


May 7, 1817


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,


June -, 1817


Thomas Jenckes, son of Elijah, Esq., at Smithfield, in 22d year,


Aug. 10, 1817 Oct. 1, 1817


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


Oct. 23, 1817


Oct. 25, 1817


Nov. 17, 1817


Nov. 29, 1817 July 1, 1818


Sept. 20, 1816 Oct. 29, 1816 March 11, 1817


June 13, 1817


June 25, 1817


March 18, 1815


136


VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND


ARNOLD Mrs. Alpha, wife of Peleg, Esq., at Smithfield,


Samuel Greene, infant son of Samuel G., Esq., aged 8 months 17 days,


Peleg R., son of Remington, of Pawtuxet, in 34th year, died at sea,


Mrs. Betsey, wife of Joseph, and daughter of Jonathan Dexter, Esq., of Smithfield, at Pawtucket,


Dec. 24, 1818


Mrs. Ann, widow of Col. Benjamin, of War- wick, at Cranston, in 77th year,


April 18, 1819


James, drowned off Sassafras Point, aged about 25 years, and a native of Hampshire, Eng.,


Nov. 14, 1819


Dec. 30, 1819


Mrs. Comfort, widow, aged 83 years, in this town,


Feb. 13, 1820


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- preme Court,


Feb. 13, 1820


Aug. 5, 1820


Oct. 6, 1820


Oct. 8, 1820


Mrs. Anna, wife of Jesse, at Scituate, in 38th year,


Welcome, in this town, in 44th year,


Thomas, Esq., at East Greenwich, surveyor of the port of East Greenwich, in 78th year, was appointed by Gen. Washington


- a captain in Colonel Greene's regiment, was at Red Bank and Monmouth, where he lost his right leg. Gazette of


Mrs. Phebe, wife of Samuel, and daughter of Capt. Richard Jackson, in this town, in 47th year,


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


Col. Stephen, at Warwick, in 58th year,


Isaac A., of East Greenwich, chief mate of brig Pocahontas, died at sea. Gazette of


Ruth, wife of Ahab, aged 57 years, in this town, a Friend,


May 19, 1821


Nov. 5, 1821


Dec. 5, 1821 Jan. 17, 1822


March 23, 1822


April 8, 1822


July 11, 1818


Oct. 4, 1818


Nov. 25, 1818


Capt. Nathan, at Scituate, in 89th year, for- merly of Providence,


Harriet Rogers, daughter of Samuel G., aged 9 months,


Elizabeth Prentice, infant daughter of Caleb, aged 4 years,


Hon. Thomas (S B.), at Warwick, in 62d year,


Jan. 13, 1821 Feb. 19, 1821


137


PROVIDENCE GAZETTE-DEATHS


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 II months, at Pawtuxet,


Aug. 22, 1822


Elisha Howe, son of Willard, in this town, aged 18 months 11 days,


Aug. 25, 1822


Mrs. Ruth, wife of Job, and daughter of Peter Colvin, at Coventry, aged 40 years,


Sept. 3, 1822


Miss Abbey, at Newport, aged 56 years. Ga- zette of


Sept. 14, 1822


Sarah Ann, infant daughter of the late Bar- ton, aged 6 months 4 days,


Sept. 19, 1822


Mrs. Phebe, widow of the late Luke, Esq., of Smithfield, at Cumberland, in 68th year,


Sept. 30, 1822


Mrs. Susan, wife of Christopher, at Warwick, aged 23 years,


Oct. 12, 1822


Miss Esther, daughter of Richard, at Crans- ton, in 17th year,


Oct. 25, 1822 Oct. 31, 1822


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 Quincy, aged 30 years. Gazette of


Zilpha, daughter of Henry, Esq., at Warwick, aged 18 years,


Feb. 16, 1823


Elizabeth, wife of Stephen, at Cranston, in 4Ist 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 Kingstown, at Charleston, R. I., aged 30 years,


Mrs. Margaret, wife of Peleg, at North Kings- town, aged 67 years,


Capt. Alfred, in this town, aged 63 years, Frances 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, Esq., in Warwick, in 7 Ist year,


Mehitable Carpenter, daughter of William U., in this town, aged 9 months,


William, eldest son of Ahab, in this town, in 38th year,


April 12, 1823


April 12, 1823 May 5, 1823


July 30, 1823 Aug. 30, 1823


March 30, 1824


May 16, 1824


July 26, 1824


May 3, 1822


July 14, 1822 July 20, 1822


July 21, 1822 Aug. 5, 1822


Nov. 27, 1822 Feb. 8, 1823


March 9, 1823


April 3, 1823


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 II weeks,


Nov. 1, 1824


Mrs. Jane, wife of Remington, at Pawtuxet, in 63d year,


Nov. 24, 1824,


Philip, at Johnston, aged 71 years,


Dec. 14, 1824


Joseph, at Cumberland, in 74th year,


Dec. 23, 1824


Hamilton Ames, son of Isaac, in this town, aged 6 months,


Dec. 27, 1824


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,


March 10, 1825


June 11, 1825


July 20, 1825


Aug. 13, 1825


Aug. 14, 1825


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


Jan. 30, 1825


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,


Aug. 14, 1825


Sept. 7, 1825


Aug. 22, 1818


June 18, 1823


Sept. 15, 1810


Sept. 13, 1823


Sept. 18, 1824


139


PROVIDENCE GAZETTE-DEATHS


ASHDON Benjamin, died at Halifax, a prisoner of war, between Nov. 23, 1776, and ASHE Hon. John B., at his seat at Halifax, N. C .; had lately been elected Governor of the State. Gazette of


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


ASHFORD James, seaman, killed on board the Constitution in her action with the Guer- riere,


ASHLEY Edward, in 108th year, at Groton, Ct. Gazette of


Abraham, Jr., son of, and Betsey, daughter of . Abraham Ashley, at Freetown, of the fever. Gazette of


John, at Rochester, Mass., of the fever. Ga- zette of


Mrs. Polly, wife of Abraham, at Freetown, of the fever. Gazette of


Thomas Jefferson and Bishop, sons of Bis- hop Ashley, at Freetown, of the fever. Gazette of


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


ASHTON William, in this town, in 85th year, Joshua, at an advanced age,


Stephen, of this town, died of the fever. Gazette of


Mrs. Eunice, wife of William, in this town, in 78th year,


William, in this town, in 94th year,


Thomas, at Dover, N. H., aged 100 years. Gazette of


ASKINS Capt. John, of Booth Bay, perished in the late storm. Gazette of


ASTURIAS the Princess of, in Spain. Gazette of


ATHEARN Benjamin, formerly of Martha's Vineyard, in 18th year,


ATHERTON Sarah, wife of William, late of the Island of Jamaica and daughter of Jahleel Brenton, Esq., of Newport, in 35th year, Samuel, at Attleboro, in 65th year. Gazette of


Dec. 26, 1777


Jan. I, 1803


Feb. 20, 1813


Aug. 20, 1812


Feb. 7, 1767


April 27, 1816


April 27, 1816


April 27, 1816


April 27, 1816


Feb. 7, 1821 April 12, 1765 Dec. 6, 1786


Sept. 13, 1800


Jan. 21, 1814 March 30, 1816


Dec. 27, 1817


Dec. 23, 1786


Aug. 30, 1806


Oct. 5, 1794


July 19, 1787


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,


May 25, 1825


Jan. 26, 1824


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


July 31, 1824


March 24, 1810


ATTUCKS Crispus, born in Framington, late of New Providence, mulatto, killed in the Boston massacre,


March 5, 1770


ATWELL William, Esq., member committee of correspondence, at Attleboro,


John, at Thompson, Ct., in gist year. Ga- zette of


April 26, 1794


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,


Aug. 31, 1812


Rev. George, at Enfield, Ct., pastor of Baptist church. Gazette of


April 30, 1814


Amos Maine, in this town, in 50th year, ( Masonic honors),


May 24, 1815


June 27, 1819 Nov. 4, 1820


Mary Deidamia, daughter of the late Amos Maine Atwell, Esq., 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. zette of


Ga-


Harris, at Johnston, in 43rd year,


Mrs. Catharine, at Warwick, in 32d 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 58th year,


July 17, 1822 March 1I, 1823 Dec. 31, 1823 March 13, 1825


Aug. 28, 1825


Oct. -. 1807


Jan. 28, 1813


March 4, 1775


July 9, 1796 Aug. 10, 1807


Horatio Nelson, youngest son of the late Col. Amos, in 10th year,


July 15, 1813


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,


Aug. 26, 1825 July 26, 1783 Feb. 9, 1788


June 19, 1821


141


PROVIDENCE GAZETTE-DEATHS


AUCHMUTY Robert Mulcaster, of the British service, at the East Indies, second son of the late Robert Nichols Auchmuty, of Newport. Gazette of


AUDINET William, native of Perigeux, France. formerly of Guadaloupe, W. I., at Newport, aged 68 years. Gazette of


Madame Mary Catharine, widow of William, whom she survived only 4 months, at New- port, in 80th year. Gazette of


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


AUGUSTUS Julius, drowned on the Orleans beach. Gazette of


AULD Michael, drowned in Ohio. Gazette of AULET M -- , executed at Barcelona, Spain, AULGER Joshua, drowned in Narragansett bay, near Conanicut,


AUMPERVILLE Truman, a child, of a putrid disorder, at Bethany, in Woodbridge, Ct., AUSTIN Sally, at New Haven,


-, colored servant to Gen. Washing- ton ; had attended the General through the Revolution ; killed by a fall from a horse, near Philadelphia,


David, Esq., collector of the port, at New Haven, in 69th year. Gazette of


Charles, son of Benjamin, Esq., at Boston, aged 18 years, from a shot fired by Thomas O. Selfredge, Esq.,


Mrs. Hannah, wife of Hon. Jonathan Loring Austin, at Boston, aged 62 years. Gazette of


Capt. Daniel, at Newport, in 55th year. Ga- zette of


Hon. Benjamin, at Boston, aged 68 years,


Henry, at North Kingstown, in 55th year,


Daniel, at Newport, aged 33 years. Ga- zette of


Mrs. Pamela, wife of John, at Taunton, aged 30 years. Gazette of


"Friend" Jeremiah, at Nantucket, in 65th year,


Peter, of Newport, at Jamestown, aged 42 years,


Sarah, wife of Edward and daughter of Ed- ward Watson, at Newport, aged 27 years. Gazette of


Nov. 12, 1823


June 27, 1807


Oct. 31, 1807


Aug. 4, 1810


Jan. 14, 1804 May 1, 1819 June 3, 1809


April 17, 1771


May 14, 1807 Sept. - , 1773


Dec. 19, 1794


Feb. 21, 1801


Aug. 4, 1806


Dec. 5, 1818


Oct. 30, 1819 May 4, 1820 Jan. 11, 1822


March 9, 1822


Nov. 2, 1822


Dec. 11, 1822


April 22, 1824


Aug. 6, 1825


142


VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND


AVERY -, killed in action, at Royalston, Ct.,


John, Esq., Secretary of State of Massa- chusetts, at Boston, aged 67 years. Ga- zette of


June 14, 1806


Edward, son of Major Daniel, of Groton, Ct., drowned in Pauketannock Cove, by break- ing through the ice while skating, in 19th year,


Jan. 13, 1807


Capt. Elias, in this town, in 40th year, a skilled nautical commander,


' July 10, 1815


Rev. David, formerly pastor of First Congre- gational church, Wrentham, at Middletown, Vt., of typhus fever, in 7Ist year and 50th of his ministry,


Feb. 16, 1818


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,


Feb. 27, 1822


George R., son of Thomas, at Newport, in 1 5th year,


Oct. 17, 1823


Miss Mary, of this town, daughter of John, of Cranston, in 52d year, at Portsmouth, R. I .; Friend minister,


Sept. 6, 1824


April 20, 1770


Samuel, of Newport, merchant, at East Green- wich, in 78th year. Gazette of


Aug. 18, 1798


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 Wickford, in 84th year. Gazette of Miss Ann, at Newport, AYRES John. Gazette of


May 23, 1807


Nov. 13, 1812


Jan. 31, 1795


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 Mrs. Charlotte, wife of Asher, at Wood- bridge, N. J., very suddenly,


Feb. 19, 1803


Feb. 15, 1805


William, at Smithfield, in 33d year,


May 3, 1822


May 17, 1823


Mrs. Lydia B., wife of George, at Boston, aged 22 years. Gazette of


Oct. 16, 1780


Robert N., at Groton, from the caving of a bank,


June 2, 1814


AYRAULT Daniel, Esq., at Newport, aged 63 years,


Stephen, Esq., merchant, at Newport, in 85th year. Gazette of


April 19, 1794


PROVIDENCE GAZETTE-DEATHS


143


B


BABBITT Mary, widow, at Taunton, aged 83 years,


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, Ichabod, at Westerly ; his house burnt, Mrs. -, wife of Elder Stephen, at Westerly, in 68th year. Gazette of


Sept. 14, 1763 June 2, 1772


Rev. Stephen, in 70th year; for 40 years pastor of a Baptist church, at Westerly, 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.,


Sept. 19, 1778


Oct. 6, 1781 April 1, 1783


Hon. Joshua, at a very advanced age, at Westerly. Gazette of


April 5, 1783


Mrs. Mary, wife of Hezekiah, at South Kingstown, in 81st year. Gazette of


Dec. 31, 1796


Dorcas, widow of David, at South Kingstown, in 82d year. Gazette of


Col. Henry, at Westerly, in 65th year,


Rowse, Esq., president of the Washington Bank, at Westerly,


June 13, 1801 Sept. 19, 1801


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,


Dec. 3, 1806


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


May 25, 1805


Dec. 26, 1807 April 15, 1808


July 27, 1808


Oct. 5, 1811


Jan. 28, 1775


Col. James, in 47th year, at Westerly. Ga- zette of


Hon. Joshua, at Westerly, in 76th year,


Sept. 2, 1821


Dec. 22, 1798 Oct. 6, 1800


144


VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND


BABCOCK Cyrus G., a recent graduate of B. U., at Colebrook, Ct., aged 28 years,


Andrew, at Westerly, in 50th year. Gazette of


Mrs. - - Thomas, thrown from her car- riage and injured so as to cause death,


Major 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 in Connecticut. Ga- zette of


William, at Wickford, innholder. Gazette


of


Abby, wife of Caleb, at South Kingstown, aged 23 years,


Nov. 16, 1822


July 7, 1825


Nov. 6, 1824


May 29, 1824 June 8, 1825


Nov. 21, 1795


Sept. 22, 1798


Nov. 7, 1807


Oct. 5, 1808


July 29, 1811


Sept. 11, 1813 July 3, 1773


April 19, 1775


Sept. 18, 1779


Aug. 27, 1785


Ephraim, murdered by David Comstock, at Glocester ; he leaves a wife and three chil- dren,


Persis, wife of Deacon Henry, a professor of religion more than 50 years. Gazette of


March 6, 1817


Nov. 8, 1817


Nov. 5, 1820


April 18, 1821


Sept. 11, 1822


Charles Frederick, son of Major John W., in this town, aged 4 months,


John M., of Newport, son of Caleb, of South Kingstown, aged 31 years, at Ambros, Africa,


John Hilliard, son of Col. Latham, aged I year 6 months,


BABSON John, in this town, in 47th year, John, at Wiscasset, Me., aged 44 years,


BACHE Ann D., wife of Theophilus, merchant, at New York .. Gazette of


Benjamin Franklin, editor of the Aurora, at Philadelphia. Gazette of


Theophilus, Esq., at New York, aged 78 years. Gazette of


Mrs. Sarah, wife of Richard and only daugh- ter of Dr. Benjamin Franklin, at Philadel- phia, aged 64 years,


Richard, native of England, in Bucks Co., Penn., in 74th year,


William, late of Philadelphia, at Newburg, aged 41 years. Gazette of


BACON Mrs. - -- , wife of David. Gazette of Jacob, of Woburn, wounded at Lexing- ton,


Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Capt. Elijah, of this town, in 48th year,


George, of this town, died at sea. of


Gazette


Dec. 27, 1790


Jan. 17, 1795


145


PROVIDENCE GAZETTE-DEATHS


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 7Ist year, ( ma- sonic honors. ) Gazette of


Job, member Society of Friends, merchant, at Philadelphia, in 66th year. Gazette of Capt. Elias, at St. Domingo, 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 16th year,


Mary, aged about 4 years, daughter of John, at Smithfield ; 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, 1801


Aug. 22, 1801


Sept. 12, 1801


Sept. 23, 1801


May 26, 1806


June 17, 1809 March 19, 1810


Nov. 29, 1816


Nov. 5, 1817 Sept. 3, 1819


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


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1751, 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,


June 29, 1813


Dr. -, president of Hamilton College, N. Y. Gazette of


Jan. 11, 1817


Sylvanus, Esq., aged 48 years, member elect of Congress from Connecticut, at Pom- fret.


Feb. 4, 1817


Mrs. Harriet, widow of Hon. Sylvanus, at Pomfret, Ct., in 42d year,


Oct. 18, 1820


Timothy, at Blomfield, N. Y., aged 69 years, formerly of Canterbury, Ct.,


April 6, 1826


BADGER Jonathan, merchant, at Providence,


July 31, 1774


William, late of this town, at Charlestown, S. C.,


Aug. 6, 1779 Dec. 25, 1791


Mary, wife of Rev. Moses, of this town,


Rev. Moses, ( Episcopal ), suddenly, in this town, in 50th year,


Sept. 19, 1792


Nathaniel, formerly of this town, at Avryelle, on the Red River, La.,


Oct. 12, 1808


Hon. Joseph, at Gilmantown, N. H. Gazette of


Jan. 28, 1809


Thomas B. W., aged 3 years 5 months, only child of Barbour, printer,


Sept. 15, 1819


Louisa, daughter of Enoch, at Andover, Ct., in 26th year,


July 14, 1821


Mrs. Emily, wife of Edmund, Esq., at Wind- ham, Ct., aged 44 years,


Aug. 22, 1823


Harriet Knight, infant daughter of Barber, at Boston, aged I year. Gazette of


Sept. 15, 1 824


BAERMASTER Admiral, in England, at an ad- vanced age. Gazette of


March 26, 1808




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