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May 15, 1824
Mrs. Job, in the explosion of steamboat Etna in New York harbor,
May 15, 1824
Dr. -- , Baptist minister, at Charleston, S. C .; had been 50 years in the ministry. Gazette of
Sept. 10, 1825
FURNIVAL Alexander, Esq., formerly post- master at Baltimore. Gazette of
Sept. 26, 1807
G
GADSDEN Gen. Christopher, at Charleston, S. C., aged 82 years. Gazette of
Sept. 21, 1805
May 3, 1822 May 20, 1822
Mrs. Esther M., wife of Josiah and daughter of Oliver Bly, of Cumberland, at Smith- field, in 29th year,
Dec. 2, 1823 Feb. 25, 1825
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406
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
GADSDEN Capt. Christopher, of U. S. brig Vixen, in 32nd year, at Charleston, S. C., J. W., Esq., of Charleston, S. C., inhumanly murdered by Michael and Martin Frohey, Philip, Esq., aged 63 years, only surviving son of the late Gen. Gadsden of Revolu- tionary fame, at Charleston, S. C. Gazette of
Aug. 28, 1812
Dec. 21, 1818
GAILLORD Mr. -- , murdered at Havana. Gazette of
March 5, 1823
GAINE John R., aged 25 years, at New York. Gazette of
May 19, 1787
April 25, 1807
Hugh, printer, at New York, in 81st year, Mrs. Cornelia, widow of Hugh, printer, at New York, aged 77 years. Gazette of
Nov. 2, 18II
GAINES George, late of this town, at Attleboro. Gazette of
Mr. -- , drowned with others in the Ohio River by a tree falling on the canoe. Ga'- zette of
July 1, 1885
Major -, at St. Stephen, Ala .; his wife and two children have recently died; two other children are sick. Gazette of
GAIR Rev. Thomas, in 36th year, at Boston,
Mrs. Rebecca, widow of the late Rev. Thomas, at Boston, aged 44 years. Gazette of
William, of Boston, merchant, son of Rev. Thomas, formerly of Providence, at sea on his passage from the West Indies. Ga- zette of
GAITHER Col. Henry, a Revolutionary soldier, at Georgetown. Gazette of
GALATIA David, at New York, aged 17 years. Gazette of
GALBRAITH Mr. at Philadelphia. Gazette of -,
GALE Dr. Benjamin, at Killingworth, Ct., aged 75 years, an eminent physician. Gazette of
Dr. William, formerly of Sharon, Ct., at Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Gazette of
Mrs. Mary, wife of Samuel A., at Haverhill, Mass., aged 41 years. Gazette of
GALLEGO Mr. -, merchant, perished in the burning of the theatre at Richmond, Va.,
Mrs. - , perished in the burning of the theatre at Richmond, Va.,
GALLEY Francis, died at Halifax a prisoner of war between Nov. 23, 1776, and
Jan. 2, 1808
July 20, 1811
Oct. 31, 1801
Oct. 26, 1793
May 22, 1790
Sept. 14, 1799
Jan. 15, 1823
Dec. 23, 181I
Dec. 23, 1811
Dec. 26, 1777
March 10, 1824
Jan. 30, 1790
July 26, 1823 April 27, 1790
April 12, 1800
407
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GALLISON Henry, Esq., at Marblehead, aged 65 years, graduate of Harvard 1778. Ga- zette of
GALLOWAY Joseph, Esq., for many years a lawyer of eminence in Pennsylvania; member of the first congress; speaker of the house of assembly, etc .; in England. Gazette of
Capt. Joseph, of ship Beaver, lately arrived from Canton, at New York, aged 39 years. Gazette of
GALT Dr. John, an eminent physician, at Williamsburg, Va., aged 64 years. Ga- zette of
William, Esq., native of Scotland, at Rich- mond, Va., aged 68 years. He emigrated to Virginia in 1775, commenced trading with a pedler's pack and died in the enjoy- ment of $40,000 per annum; in 1775 he owned not six feet length of real estate, in 1825 he could ride 15 miles rectilinear on his estate, the best bottom lands of the James. Gazette of
GALWAY Ensign -, of Lt. Col. Fletcher's regiment, killed in action at Annes. Ga- zette of July 21, 1781 April 14, 1810
GAMBLE Col Robert, in Virginia, by a fall from a horse,
GAMBOLD Mrs. Anna Rosina, wife of Rev. John, a missionary of the United Brether- en, at Spring Place, in the Cherokee County, aged 58 years,
GAMMAGE William, M. D., at Cambridge, in 76th year; while endeavoring to protect himself against a passing sleigh he was struck and run over by another coming from an opposite direction and lived half an hour,
GAMMELL David, buried at New York,
GANGANELLI the Cardinal, proclaimed Pope under title of Clement XIV; was born at St. Arcangelo in the diocese of Rimini Oct. 31, 1705; was of the order of Minor Conventual Friars and created Cardinal Sept. 24, 1756;
GANNETT Mrs. Ruth, daughter of the late President Styles, at Cambridge. Gazette of
Mrs. Deborah F., wife of Rev. Thomas R., at Cambridge, aged 32 years. Gazette of
Jan. 26, 1825
Nov. 19, 1803
Aug. 5, 1809
July 9, 1808
April 9, 1825
Feb. 19, 1821
Jan. 1, 1821 Aug. 21, 1763
May 19, 1769
June 18, 1808
Jan. 4, 1823
408
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
GANO Sarah, wife of Rev. John, formerly pastor of a Baptist church in New York from whence he removed in 1788 to preach the Gospel in the western world; she was a sister of Rev. Dr. James Manning, late President of Rhode Island College; at Frankfort, Ky.,
Mary, wife of Rev. Stephen, and eldest daughter of Col. James Talmadge, of New York State,
Oct. 1, 1797
Mrs. Mary, wife of Rev. Dr. Stephen, and eldest daughter, of Hon. Joseph Brown, in this town, in 40th year,
Dec. 8, 1800
Rev. John, at Frankfort, Ky., in 78th year; was a chaplain in the army of the Revolu- tion; was pastor of a Baptist church in New York 30 years prior to 1788 when he removed to Kentucky;
Aug. 9, 1804
Dec. 29, 1804
Dr. Isaac E., in Franklin Co., Ky., in 42nd year, son of Rev. John; had been years before severely wounded in St. Clair's de- feat;
Oct. 19, 1811
Stephen, son of Gen. Gano, in Ohio. Ga- zette of
Oct. 10, 1812
Esek Hopkins, eldest son of Capt. Daniel, of Frankfort, Ky., in 15th year, at sea on board brig Hector, Capt. Hetherington, of this port,
Dec. 28, 1812
Jan. 1, 1822
GANSEVOORT Gen. Peter, the defender of Fort Schuyler in 1777, at Albany,
July 2, 1812
GARCIA Manuel Philip, executed at Norfolk, Va., for the murder of Peter Lagourdette, GARDEN Peter, of Aucherness, Scotland, died Jan., 1775, aged 131 years. Gazette of
June 1, 1821
Oct. 15, 1803
GARDINER John, Esq., for many years Deputy Governor of this colony, at Newport,
Jan. 29, 1763
Mary, wife of Richard, at Newport. Gazette of
Dec. 14, 1771 April -, 1774
Ephraim, at North Kingstown, in 8Ist year, Isaac, Esq., of Brookline, killed at Lexing- ton,
Solomon, died at Halifax a prisoner of war between Nov. 23, 1776, and
Dr. Sylvester, late of Boston, at Newport, at an advanced age. Gazette of
April -, 1792
April 19, 1775
Dec. 26, 1777
Aug. 12, 1786
John S., only son of Rev. Stephen, at sea on board the ship Iris, in. 18th year,
Gen. John S., at Covington, Ky., in 56th year,
409
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GARDINER Capt. James, of the Continental Army, a native of Rhode Island, at Wil- mington, N. C.,
Capt. George, in 59th year, at Newport. Gazette of
May 24, 1787
Aug. 30, 1788
Nov. 1, 1788
Capt. Daniel, of Newport; while fishing from a rock at Brenton's Point washed off and drowned,
July 11, 1789
Mrs. Hannah, wife of James, in this town, suddenly. Gazette of
Oct. 29, 1791
William, native of Newport, drowned in Norwich River; fell overboard from a packet. Gazette of
June 9, 1792
Elizabeth, wife of Benjamin, at Middletown, in 42nd year. Gazette of
May 21, 1796
Caleb, Esq., at South Kingstown, at an ad- vanced age. Gazette of
Nov. 26, 1796
Col. Lemuel, at Somerset, aged 82 years. Gazette of
Aug.4, 1798
Thomas, of Richard, at North Kingstown, in 24th year. Gazette of
Aug. 4, 1798
John, at South Kingstown, suddenly. Ga- zette of
Oct. 25, 1800
Nicholas, at North Kingstown, in 92nd year. Gazette of
Col. Caleb, in 73d year,
Nathan, at South Kingstown, aged 54 years. Gazette of
March 27, 1802
May 14, 1803
Mrs. Eleanor, widow of Col. Caleb. Gazette of
Elder William, at Stonington. Gazette of Thomas, at New York, one of the wealthiest men in the city. Gazette of
Jan. 12, 1805
Mrs. Mary, wife of Caleb, and daughter of the late Gov. Collins, at Newport, in 43d year. Gazette of
Caleb, Esq., merchant, at Newport, at an ad- vanced age. Gazette of
Jan. 3, 1807
John, Esq., at Newport, in 73d year. Ga- zette of
Col. John, at South Kingstown, in 62d year, Lord, in England, aged 63 years. Gazette of
June 20, 1801 Oct. 23, 1801
Samuel, in South Kingstown, in 85th year. Gazette of
Nov. 26, 1803 March 17, 1804
Oct. 1I, 1806
July 4, 1807 Oct. 25, 1808
April 8, 1809
Dr. Joseph, at Boston, aged 61 years. Ga- zette of
Col. Peleg, at Swanzey, at an advanced age. Gazette of
Aug. 22, 1789
410
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
GARDINER Edwin, of Middletown, in 23d year, at sea; lost from ship Flora, on passage from Lisbon for Liverpool. Gazette of Mrs. Eliza, wife of William, of Warwick, and daughter of Dea. William Cord, of New- port, at East Greenwich, in 24th year,
Aug. 18, 1810
Feb. 23, 1811
Mrs. - -, wife of Henry, at Nantucket. Gazette of
Capt. William, at Newport, in 59th year,
Mrs. Marcy, wife of Capt. Oliver, at War- wick, in her 68th year,
Dec. 11, 18II
Fanny, eldest daughter of the late Capt. William, at Newport, in 19th year. Ga- zette of
Feb. 22, 1812
John, at Nantucket, late sheriff, aged 91 years. Gazette of
March 7, 1812
Capt. Obed, of Nantucket, at Havana. Ga- zette of
May 16, 1812
Capt. Christopher, at North Kingstown, aged 85 years,
June 16, 1812
Nicholas R., eldest son of Col. Elisha R., at South Kingstown, in 21st year,
Aug. 13, 1813
Sanford, formerly of Newport, for many years a resident of this town, in 75th year, Ezekiel, Esq., at North Kingstown, aged about 78 years; formerly a Judge of the Supreme Court. Gazette of
May 8, 1814
Capt. Joseph, at Newport, in 87th year. Ga- zette of
May 6, 1815
Nicholas, Esq., at Exeter, in 78th year. Ga- zette of
June 24, 1815
Lieut. Commander John M., U. S. Navy, in Maryland. Gazette of
Haile, in this town, in 33d year,
Dorcas, daughter of Peleg, at South Kings- town, in 40th year,
April 21, 1818
Capt. Augustus M., of East Greenwich, late master of the brig Decatur of this port, at Bermuda,
Sept. 7, 1818
Mary, daughter of Samuel, of Wickford, in 20th year. Gazette of
Sept. 12, 1818
Miss Mary, native of Boston; for many years resident of this town, in 61st year,
Sept. 29, 1818
Benjamin, Esq., of Middletown, at North Kingstown, in 69th year,
Nov. 4, 1819
daughter of Mr. -- , at Peekskill, N. Y., burnt to death by her clothes taking fire,
Sept. 3, 1814
Miss Susannah, daughter of Capt. Vincent, at Newport, aged 23 years. Gazette of
May 6, 1815
Sept. 23, 1815 Dec. 15, 1815
Peleg, at South Kingstown, in 70th year,
April 22, 1818
Feb. 4, 1820
June 22, 18II Oct. 3, 1811
411
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GARDINER Charles Edwin, son of Ambrose, aged 13 1-2 months,
Edward, at Warren, in 74th year; leaves wife and 6 children,
Nov. 9, 1820
Miss Ruth, daughter of the late William, at . Newport, in 22d year. Gazette of
Mrs. Ann, widow of John, at Newport,
Nov. 16, 1820 June 13, 1821
Peleg, at Swanzey, in 51st year,
July 14, 1821
Miss Lucy, daughter of James, at North Kingstown, in 20th year,
Aug. 21, 1821
Barrett, Esq., attorney-at-law; formerly mem- ber of Congress, at New York. Gazette of
Jan. 16, 1822
John, native of Newport, aged 55 years, at Charleston, S. C. Gazette of
April 24, 1822 July 20, 1822
Samuel, at Swanzey, aged 77 years,
Sept. 19, 1822
Mary Collins, daughter of .he late Caleb, at Newport, aged 17 years,
Dec. 31, 1822
George, accidently killed by Thomas Lang- den in a scuffle at Newburyport,
Jan. 16, 1823
George, Esq., of Newburgh, N. Y. The Judge had been to the Westward on busi- ness. In coming home it is supposed he became so chilled as to lose control of his horses, who, however, brought him home. He lingered 4 days before death ensued, Mrs. Hannah, wife of William, and daughter of the late Elisha Gibbs, at Newport, aged 48 years,
Albert W., of Newport, in 37th year, at Staten Island, N. Y.,
July 15, 1823
Nicholas E., of South Kingstown, aged 26 years, on board schooner Baltic, in Straits of Belle Isle,
Aug. 14, 1823
-, child of Albert W .; found dead in its bed; supposed from suffocation, at New-
. port. Gazette of
Nathan, at South Kingstown, aged 37 years, Simon, at Boston, aged 34 years, proprietor and publisher of the "Boston Gazette,"
April 15, 1824
April 17, 1824
Sept. 29, 1824
Capt. James, at Newport, aged 71 years. Gazette of
John, a seaman and native of Rhode Island, aged 29 years, at sea on board brig Suffolk. Gazette of
Feb. 15, 1823
March 19, 1823
Jan. 31, 1824 March 10, 1824
Capt. Benjamin, of Newport, at sea, on board schooner Swan, of New York, aged 55 years. Gazette of
William Robinson, infant son of Peleg W., in this town, aged 2 years,
Dec. 8, 1824
Dec. 11, 1824
Silas, at Newport. Gazette of
Sept. 16, 1820
412
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
GARDINER John C., of Warren, 2nd officer of ship Galen, in 22nd year, at Batavia,
William, son of Capt. Oliver, at Warwick, aged 35 years,
Samuel, at Portsmouth, N. H .; drowned by upsetting of a boat. Gazette of
Lieut. Henry W., senior marine officer of the Mediterranean squadron, in 22nd year, sud- denly, of a fever, at Messina, on board frigate Constitution. Gazette of
Aug. 13, 1825
Aug. 25, 1825
Aug. 27, 1825
Oct. 6, 1825
July 23, 1812
GARLIN Mrs. Mary, wife of William, in this town, aged 30 years,
Oct. 1I, 1822
GARNER' James, murdered by his brother Joseph, in Virginia. Gazette of
June 3, 1809
MI murdered by John Decker, in Ligoniel Valley. Gazette of
Sept. 1, 1824
Dec. 5, 1821
Feb. 28, 1801
May 25, 1825
Nov. 30, 1822
Jan. 24, 1818
Sept. 17, 1796
GARRISON Mrs. Joanna, wife of Nicholas, formerly of Philadelphia, at Newport, in 63d year. Gazette of
Capt. Nicholas, of Newport, at Portsmouth, in 77th year. Gazette of
GARY George W., of Aaron and Polly, aged 8 years, March 20; Charles S., of same parents, aged 3 years, March 21; Eunice, of
Dec. - , 1824
March 8, 1835
June 29, 1825
Esther Robinson, daughter of Peleg W., in this town, aged 8 months, 14 days,
Capt. Oliver, at East Greenwich, aged 84 years; was in command of the Row Gally Washington; a pilot for the French fleet at Newport and performed other services; followed the sea 36 years. Gazette of
John, of Savannah, Ga., a native of Ireland, but 33 years a resident of Georgia, in this town, (Masonic Honors)
GARFIELD Betsey, daughter of Mr. D ---- , at Tyringham, by upsetting of a canoe,
GARNIER the Marquis of, a Peer of France, at Paris, without issue. Gazette of
GARRETT Mrs. Mary, wife of J-, in this town, in 24th year. Gazette of
Mrs. Laura, wife of James, and her son. They were driving in their carriage when a tree fell and killed them both, at Lock- port, N. Y. Gazette of
GARRICK Mrs., widow of David, the comedian, in England, aged 98 years. Gazette of
GARRICKSON John, in this town, in 22nd year. Gazette of
GARRISH John, of this town, at Jamaica. Ga- zette of
Nov. 2, 1799
Dec. 25, 1802
413
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GARY:
same parents, aged 11 years, March 22; Otis P., of same parents, aged 9 months, March 24; Mrs. Polly, wife of Aaron, aged 38 years, March 24; Polly, of Aaron and Polly, aged 16 years, 2 days, 18 hours, March 25; all of Alstead, Ct., of the pre- vailing fever. Gazette of
Joseph, at Richfield, N. Y., formerly of this town, in 74th year,
Zephaniah, at Taunton, aged 74 years. Ga- zette of
GASKOIN John, aged 83 years, in England. His wife used to send annually a present of rye bread to the King. He appointed for his pall bearers six grandsons, 2 each of the name John, George and William. Gazette of
GASTON Capt. Thomas, drowned in the Chesa- peake,
John, Esq .. at Sterling, Ct., aged 55 years. Gazette of
GATES Elizabeth, wife of Major General Horatio, in Virginia. Gazette of
Lieut. Gen. Horatio, after a long and tedious illness, near New York, in 78th year. (Note: Was he ever Lieut. General as here stated? J. N. A.)
Capt. Lemuel, of U. S. Regiment of Artillery, at Carlile, Penn. Gazette of
Mrs. Mary, native of England, widow of Major General Horatio Gates, at New York, in 67th year,
-, shot his wife in accidently carrying his gun and badly handling it, near Raleigh, N. C. Gazette of
Nathaniel, at Worcester, aged 54 years. He received a bad hurt by a fall while fasten- ing his oxen for the night. Gazette of
GATEWOOD Miss perished in the burn- ing of the theatre at Richmond, Va.,
GAU Mr. - , at Troyes, France; was shot by order of Bonaparte for wearing the cross of St. Louis. He refused to have his eyes covered; said he would die like a man. Gazette of July 9, 1814
GAUNOR Fychon, died Sept. - , 1786, at Aber- Cowarth, Merionethshire, aged 140 years. Gazette of
April 16, 1814
Aug. 18, 1818
Dec. 27, 1823
Sept. 28, 1816
Feb. 22, 1793
Nov. 2, 1805
July 26, 1783
April 10, 1806
Oct. 25, 1806
Nov. 28, 1810
April 20, 1816
Dec. 22, 1824
Dec. 26, 1811
Oct. 15, 1803
414
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
GAUSEAU Rev. Mr. -, curate of St. Anne be Perode; fell in the church at Quebec. Gazette of
GAVITT Sylvester, at Westerly; his house burnt,
S. B., mate of schooner Katey, lately arrived from Savannah, at Port-au-Prince, latter part of
May, 1821
GAW Miss Sarah, at Shenandoah, Va., in 18th year; was thrown from her horse and so injured that she lived but 4 hours,
GAY Capt. Jabez, at Attleboro, in 36th year. Gazette of
Elizabeth, wife of Richard, at Thompson, Ct., in 31st year, daughter of Samuel Haley of North Kingstown,
Archibald, printer of Nova Scotia Gazette, at Halifax. Gazette of
Alpheus, at Thompson, Ct., in 34th year, in this town,
June 27, 1808
Feb. 11, 1809
May 17, 1822
Aug. 3, 1823
Sept. 24, 1825
June 3, 1809 Sept. 29, 1798
Oct. 23, 1820
March 12, 1825
Aug. 3, 1782
April 7, 1810
May 8, 1819
Jonathan, son of Thomas, of Little Compton, in this town, aged 17 years; shot by Albert Field because he had entered his garden. Gazette of
GAZETA Father executed at Barcelona, Spain,
GEAR Mrs. at Boston. Gazette of
GEARS Mrs. Mary, widow of John, at Newport, in 82nd year. Gazette of
GEIGHER Dorotha, aged 18 years; was buried with military honors at Madgeburg. Al- though so young, she had been a witness to 40 battles. Gazette of
GELSTON Dr. Samuel, in 58th year, at Nan- tucket. Gazette of
GENET Mrs. Cornelia Tappin, wife of E. C., Esq., and second daughtter of Hon. George Clinton, Vice President of the United States, at Greenbush, L. I., in 35th year. Gazette of
GENT Mr. -- , in England, aged 90 years. At the battle of Linden, 1759, he lost both legs above the knees; such a case of sur- vival of such a remarkable feat is believed to be unprecedented. Gazette of
July 17, 1822
Oct. 25, 1794
Feb. 2, 1823
Oct. 12, 1793
Feb. 21, 1795
June 1, 1805
Martin, at Boston, in 83d year. Gazette of Miss Selah, in this town, in 72nd year,
Oliver, of Pawtucket, drowned near Field's Point,
415
PROVIDENCE GAZETTE-DEATHS
GEOFFRAY Mrs. Sarah, in this town, in 32nd year. Gazette of
Abbe, one of the editors of the Journal de L'Empire and Theatrical Critics, at Paris, France, aged 76 years. Gazette of Adeline, daughter of Nicholas, at Newport, aged 16 years. Gazette of
GEORGE Thomas, of schooner Modesty, of Nor- wich, on coast of Africa. Gazette of
Joshua, at Attleboro, aged 22 years. Gazette of
Jan. 31, 1795
Mrs. Freelove, wife of Capt. Thomas, at Newport, aged 74 years. Gazette of
Capt. Thomas, at Newport, at an advanced age. Gazette of
Oct. 8, 1803
Feb. 18, 1804
Feb. 16, 1805 March 5, 1816
July 13, 1822
May 7, 1825
Aug. 26, 1823
Dec. 26, 1811 .
July 20, 1820
Dec. 26, 1811
GERMAIN John, near Earnestown, U. C., drowned in attempting to save his sister Jane from like fate. Gazette of
Sept. 25, 1819
GERMAN John, private, killed on board frigate Chesapeake, in action with the Shannon, Lieut. Lewis, U. S. Navy, son of Gen. Obadiah, of Chenango, N. Y., served with distinction through the late war,. at Sackett's Harbor,
GERMANY the Empress Dowager of, at Vienna. Gazette of
Sept. 21, 1799
May 28, 1814
Aug. 28, 1819
Jan. 30, 1790
June 13, 1795
Daniel, at Portland, Me., editor of the Easton Herald, aged 45 years. Gazette of
Lemuel, at Utica, N. Y. The tongue of a sleigh without bells hit him in the breast, instantly causing death. Gazette of Preston, at Attleboro, of the fever, aged -, David; a child of his was hit by a rooster with his spur and killed, at Concord, N. H., aged about 2 years. Gazette of
GERALD Daniel D., at Warwick, aged 27 years. Gazette of GERANDEAU Mr. - , at Natchez, of the fever,
GERARD Miss -, perished in the burning of the theatre, at Richmond, Va.,
GERE Thomas, his two sons, 10 and 15 years of age, drowned in the mill pond, at Floyd, Oneida Co., N. Y. The youngest had ventured beyond his depth; the older in attempting to rescue him was drowned with him. Gazette of
GEREO Mrs. -, perished in the burning of the theatre, at Richmond, Va.,
June 1, 1813
April 14, 1819
Aug. 18, 1792
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416
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
GERRISH John, auctioneer, formerly of Provi- dence, at Boston,
Hon. Benjamin, Esq., one of His Majesty's Magistrates for the Province of Nova Scotia, at Southampton, Eng.,
Frances, M. D., U. S. Navy, at Salem, Mass., aged 26 years. Gazette of
May 1, 1819
William P., aged 68 years; was only son of John, a respectable merchant of Boston, who was the first regular auctioneer in this town, at the Poor House. Gazette of GERRY Thomas, only son of Hon. Elbridge, at New York. Gazette of
March 22, 1823
Nov. 14, 1789
Elbridge, Vice President of the United States. He breakfasted in apparent health; went to his place of business, there feeling some unwell was driven back to his house, where he soon became insensible and died immediately, at Washington,
Elbridge, Vice President of U. S. His funeral notice. Gazette of
GETCHEL Mr. -, and a young woman drowned in the Androscoggin river by the upsetting of the canoe last week. Gazette of
Dec. 14, 1816
March 7, 1812
Dec. 26, 1811
Oct. 4, 1800
GIBBS Benjamin, in 93d year; was 32 years old when married to his wife, who died aged exactly 80 years, Jan. 20 last, at Litchfield, Conn.,
Dr. Robert, at an advanced age, at Provi- dence,
John, at Providence,
Jacob of Framingham, Nov. 1, 1773; had 9 children alive, aged from 20 years down; since which time 7 have died of throat dis- temper; 4 or five more of those of near neighbors have also died of the same dis- ease. Gazette of
Hannah, widow of Henry, at Newton. Ga- zette of
Elisha, aged 78 years. Gazette of
Nov. 23, 1814
Dec. 3, 1814
GEYER Col. Alexander, at Philadelphia, a soldier of the Revolution. Gazette of
GIBBON Lieut. J-, in attempting to save Miss Conyers, perished in the burning of the theatre, at Richmond, Va.,
GIBBONS Hon. William, Assistant Judge of the Supreme Court of Georgia, at Newport. Gazette of
May 10, 1767
June 29, 1769 April 28, 1771
March 5, 1774
July 5, 1783 July 10, 1790
Dec. 14, 1771
May 6, 1772
417
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GIBBS Sukey, eldest daughter of George, Esq., at Newport, in 2 Ist year. Gazette of
Sarah, widow of Capt. John, in 86th year; from whom has descended children to the fifth generation. Gazette of
Betsey, daughter of John, in her 19th year. Gazette of
Capt. James, at Bristol, in 86th year,
John, second son of George, at Newport, in 16th year; killed by an explosion of a gun, John, in this town. Gazette of
Aug. 26, 1797 Oct. 7, 1797 Jan. 29, 1803
Sept. 3, 1803
Oct. 11, 1803
Oct. 22, 1803
Feb. 1, 1806
June 19, 1816
Aug. 26, 1819
Sept. 4, 1820
Sept. - , 1822
Anna (colored), in this town, aged 45 years, Thomas, aged 48 years, at Norwich, Ct., for- merly of Coventry,
Sarah Cahoone, only daughter of Caleb G., in this town, aged 10 mos., 22 days,
Daniel, aged 77 years, many years the mail carrier from Portsmouth to Brattleboro, at Peterboro, N. H .; was thrown from his wagon soon after starting on his route and instantly killed. Gazette of
Mrs. Mary, widow of George, Esq., of New- port, at Boston, aged 77 years, Dec. 26, 1824
GIBSON Mrs. - -, wife of John. Gazette of John, in this town, in 55th year. Gazette of Patty, wife of John, aged 43 years,
Sept. 18, 1790
Nov. 5, 1791
Sept. 19, 1795 Nov. 18, 1795
Mrs. Elizabeth, at Newport, in 93d year. Gazette of
Miss Mary, daughter of the late John, in this town,
George, Esq., of the house of Gibbs and Channing, at Newport, in 68th year,
George, at Newport, in 69th year, a well known merchant of that town. Gazette of
Mrs. Eliza, wife of William H., at Charles- ton, S. C., in 40th year,
William, son of Silas, of Newport, in 19th year,
George W., son of John, of this town, at Charleston, S. C., in 23d year,
-, son of Enos, at Portsmouth, aged about 10 years; was instantly killed by a kick from a horse. Gazette of
George, son of the late John, of this town, in 24th year, at sea on passage from New Orleans to New York,
Mary Elizabeth, daughter of Caleb G., aged 2 years, 12 days, in this town,
April 8, 1823 Sept. 2, 1823
Sept. 10, 1823
Sept. 16, 1823
Oct. 6, 1824
Aug. 11, 1792 Nov. 3, 1798 Aug. 21, 1807
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VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
GIBSON Mrs. - , perished in the burning of the theatre, at Richmond, Va.,
John James, at New York, aged 21 years, from an explosion of ether,
Dec. 26, 1811
Oct. 14, 1818
Gen. John, at Braddock's Field, near Pitts- burg, Penn .; was a Colonel in the Revolu- tion; in 1774 he served under Lord Dun- more in the expedition against Shawnee Town; was sent with a flag and received from the Indian Chief Logan the speech so much celebrated for its pathetic elo- quence. The copy given in Jefferson notes he said was an accurate translation. Ga- zette of
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