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Miss|Esther, in this town, in 38th year,
William, clerk in the Treasury Department, in Maryland. Gazette of
Oct. 15, 1823
Giddings, Capt. Joseph, of Newburyport; died in the hospital and was buried with Masonic honors; was one of the prisoners of war on board the U. S. Cartel Persever- ance from Barbados,
GIEN Viscount Ponteves, commander of the French Squadron, at Mistonico. Gazette of
GIFFORD Mrs. Sarah, in 49th year. Gazette of
Capt. Josiah, in 48th year. Gazette of
Henry of this town, at Charleston, S. C., in 23d year. Gazette of
Aug. 13, 1796
Sept. 23, 1797
Sept. 30, 1797
Sept. 30, 1797
Maria, aged 9 years, daughter of Capt. Josiah and Mary. Gazette of
Sept. 30, 1797
Mary, widow of Capt. Josiah, in this town, aged 47 years. Gazette of
Samuel, son of Capt. Josiah and Mary, aged II years. Gazette of
Joseph, at New Bedford, aged 100 years. Gazette of
Joseph, at Little Compton, in 7Ist year,
Enos, Esq., at Little Compton, in 81st year, Miss Judeth, daughter of the late Joseph, at Little Compton, aged 50 years,
Ephraim, at Little Compton. Gazette of
April 24, 1822 July 18, 1822
July 31, 1813
Oct. 2, 1790
Jan. 26, 1793
July 18, 1795
Mrs. - -, widow of Josiah, in this town; also three of her children and a servant of the family. Gazette of
John, aged 17 years, son of Capt. Josiah and Mary. Gazette of
Louisa, aged 4 years, daughter of Capt. Josiah and Mary. Gazette of
Sept. 30, 1797
Sept. 30, 1797
Nov. 3, 1810 March 27, 1811 Nov. 20, 1820
Aug. 22, 1821 July 27, 1822
419
PROVIDENCE GAZETTE-DEATHS
GIFFORD David, eldest son of Sylvester,
drowned at Little Compton, aged 16 years, Seth, at Uxbridge, aged 70 years. Gazette of
Aug. 13, 1822
June 16, 1824
David, at Newport, aged 26 years. Gazette of
Gilbert , of East Haddom, drowned at
sea. Gazette of
William, at New York. Gazette of
George C., son of George, aged 11 years, at Norton, Mass. Gazette of
Col. Samuel, at Hebron, Ct., in 84th year, GILCHRIST Mr. -, at Philadelphia. Ga- zette of
Capt., killed in action in Ohio. Gazette of GILES Nathan, merchant. Gazette of
Col. William, at his seat in Ameline Co., Va. Gazette of
Oct. 4, 1794
William, at Newport, aged 84 years. Ga- zette of
Jan. 15, 1803
Mrs. Abigail, widow of Samuel, of this town, at Cranston, aged 85 years,
Aug. 22, 1819
Oct. 6, 1824
Aug. 5, 1771
Oct. 31, 1771
March 21, 1778
April 18, 1778 Aug. 26, 1785
Oct. 8, 1823
Nov. 15, 1817
Nov. 29, 1817
Aug. 10, 1771 Sept. 30, 1797
Dec. 30, 1815 April 21, 1818
Oct. 12, 1793 Oct. 3, 1812 March 20, 1773
Miss Susan, in 47th year, at Cranston, at the house of Peter Howard,
June 5, 1807
Rev. John, senior pastor of the Second Presbyterian church and society, at New- buryport, aged 68 years. Gazette of
GILL Sarah, wife of Moses and daughter of Rev. Thomas Prince, aged 43 years, at Boston, Rev. John A., London, Eng., Baptist pastor; buried at Bunhill Fields,
William, of Lynn, died from the hardships endured as a prisoner of war, at Newport. Gazette of
William, of schooner True Blue, from hard- ship, as a prisoner of war, at Newport, at the Gen. Hospital, Bristol. Gazette of Capt. John, aged 54 years, at Boston,
Mrs. Rachal, at Philadelphia, aged 71 years; inany years in charge of the Female Insti- tution of the Society of Friends for sup- port of the distressed. Gazette of
GILLAUME a Frenchman, suicide, at the Steamboat Hotel, near Trenton, N. J. Gazette of
GILLELAND John, in Pendleton District, S. C., aged 116 years, 85 of which he had lived in America; he left descendants upwards of one hundred. Gazette of
Aug. 31, 1825
420
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
GILLETT John, a native of Ireland; over 70 years a resident of Augusta, Me., aged 124 years; his youngest son is in his 25th year, GILLIAM Lieut. Henry, at Thompson's Island; was in the first cruise of the Constitution; in the second cruise he was the man who from one of the tops of the Constitution gave Capt. Lambert his death wound. Ga- zette of
GILLISPIE Andrew, at Boston; his child fell into a tub of water and drowned, aged about 4 years,
James, Esq., member of Congress from North Carolina, at Washington. Gazette of
GILLMAN Daniel, of the house of Nicholas and Daniel Gillman, of Boston, and brother of the Governor of New Hampshire, at Boston, in 34th year. Gazette of
John T., only son of Gov. Gilman, of New Hampshire, at Charleston, S. C. Gazette of
Thomas, of New Hampshire, at Boston, aged 20 years. Gazette of
Charles Frederick, only son of the late Hon. Nicholas, of New Hampshire, in Spain. Gazette of
Rev. Tristam, A. M., pastor of First Church, at North Yarmouth, Me., in 74th year,'
Daniel, of Capt. Welsh's Co., wounded (since died) at battle of Tippecanoe,
Nov. 7, 1811
May 2, 1814
Sept. 6, 1823
Nathaniel, in this town, in 71st year,
Mrs. Nancy, wife of Sidney, at Taunton. Gazette of
. March 16, 1822
GILLON Alexander, member of Congress, at Charleston, S. C. Gazette of
GILLSON Charles Potter, infant son of Oliver, Jun., in this town,
July 9, 1813
Nov. 15, 1823
Aug. 21, 1771 Jan. 26, 1805
Jan. 21, 1804
March 19, 1808
April 23, 1808
Dec. 31, 1808
April 1, 1809
Hon. Nicholas, U. S. senator from New Hampshire, on his way home, at Phila- delphia,
Joseph, aged 31 years, eldest son of Benjamin Ives Gilman, Esq., of Philadelphia; from Marietta, O .; died at Louisville, Ky .; graduate of Harvard College. Gazette of GILMORE Mrs. - ---- , wife of Nathaniel. Ga- zette of
March 9, 1793 Dec. 26, 1805
Benjamin Brooks, son of George W., in this town, aged 19 mos.,
Nov. 16, 1824
Nov. 8, 1794
July 25, 1823
421
PROVIDENCE GAZETTE-DEATHS
GILPIN Joseph Sims, second son of John Ber- nard Gilpin, Esq., H. B. M. Consul, at Newport, in his 18th year; was killed in Basque road in action. Gazette of
Sept. 7, 18II
Gideon, aged 88 years, at Birmingham, Dela ware Co., Penn .; was at battle of Brandy- wine. His grandparents Joseph Gilpin and wife Hannah came to Pennsylvania with William Penn in his second visit,
GILT John, Esq., attorney-at-law, in South Carolina. Gazette of
July 7, 1804
GINNADO Daniel, at South Kingstown, aged 28 years,
Dec. 27, 1817
GIRARDIN Mrs. and two children, perished in the burning of the theatre, at Richmond, Va.,
Dec. 26, 1811 Oct. 30, 1821
GIVENS William, in this town, aged 75 years,
Mrs., widow of William, formerly of this town, at the home of her son, at Schenec- tady, N. Y. Gazette of
Sept. 15, 1824
GLADDING Mrs. Prescilla, widow, late of New- port. Gazette of
April 3, 1779
Mrs. Susannah, wife of Jonathan. Gazette of
Aug. 20, 1791
Nathaniel, Jun., of this town,
Dec. 19, 1792
Oct. 1, 1795 Dec. 26, 1795 Sept. 23, 1797
Charles, in 47th year. Gazette of
Jonathan, in this town. Gazette of
Nathaniel, at an advanced age, in this town. Gazette of
Aug. 4, 1798 Aug. 25, 1798
Sally, daughter of Benjamin. Gazette of Mrs. Mary, widow of Nathaniel, aged 68 years, in this town. Gazette of
Aug. 8, 1801
Nov. 7, 1801
Nov. 12, 1803
Aug. 18, 1804 Nov. 25, 1807
April 19, 1808
June 18, 1808 June 18, 1808 Nov. 6, 1808
Charles, formerly of this state, at Charles- ton, S. C., aged 27 years. Gazette of Benjamin, Jun., only son of Benjamin, of this town, at Surinam. Gazette of Mrs. Sarah, widow of Charles, in this town, in 55th year. She was a descendent from an elder brother of Dr. Benjamin Franklin and remembered in his will. Gazette of Mary, daughter of Nathaniel, in 23d year, Mrs. Penelope, widow of Jonathan, in 55th year,
Eliza, wife of Capt. John, of this town, in 30th year; leaves five children,
Mrs. Eliza, wife of Capt. John, in 30th year, Timothy, in this town, in 68th year,
Aug. 20, 1825
Betsey, daughter of Benjamin,
Dec. 23, 1791
Jonathan, merchant, in 26th year, buried under arms,
422
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
GLADDING Mary, wife of Benjamin, in this town, aged 62 years,
Mrs. Mary, wife of John and daughter of John Perrin, all of this town, in 30th year, Capt. Nathaniel, in 60th year,
Oct. 12, 181I March 6, 1814
Mrs. Ann, wife of George W., and daughter of Abel Jacobs, Esq., of Thompson, Ct., in 19th year, in this town, May 16, 1814
Mrs. Hannah, widow, aged 75 years; in a fit of derangement she fell from a bridge into the water below, at Saybrook, Ct.,
June 12, 1815
Jan. 27, 1819
Sept. 25, 1819
Sept. 25, 1820 - Oct. 12, 1820
Mrs. Rebecca, at Bristol. Gazette of
Mrs. Cynthia W., wife of Col. Abraham S., in 32nd year,
July 28, 1821
Nancy, eldest daughter of Capt. Nathaniel, at Bristol, aged 12 years,
Oct. 3, 1821
George, Jun., only child of George, aged 7 years, at Barrington,
Nov. 2, 1821
Mrs. Freelove, widow of Hale, in this town, in 44th year,
March 7, 1822
William, at Bristol, a Revolutionary pension- er, aged 70 years. Gazette of
Allen Tillinghast, infant son of Capt. John, in this town, aged 3 mos.,
Aug. 3, 1824
Henry, at Newport, aged 79 years,
Feb. 24, 1825
Mrs. widow of Henry; was found dead on the shore of Coaster's Harbor Island, Newport; drowned herself while in- sane. Gazette of
June 4, 1825
Capt. John, in this town, aged 73 years,
GLAYSON Capt. Thomas, of the army of the Revolution, at Beaufort. Gazette of
Oct. 15, 1808
Simeon, at Dana, Mass., aged 43 years, sud- denly. Gazette of
GLENN Sir Robert, Bart., at London., Eng.,
Robert, native of Ireland, aged 106 years; had resided upwards of 60 years in Frank- fort Co., Penn. Gazette of
July 9, 1808
Feb. 3, 1810
Jan. 8, 1773
Nov. 15, 1794
Mrs. Sarah, wife of Capt. Joshua, aged 61 years,
Mrs. Margaret, wife of Capt. John, formerly of this town and daughter of the late Dr. Philip Padelford, at Taunton. Gazette of John, Sen., at Bristol, in 81st year; he has left 6 children, 40 grand and 40 great grandchildren,
Oct. 21, 1809
Nov. 23, 1822
GLASSIER John, Jun., at East Greenwich, in 31st year. Gazette of
June 3, 1809 Aug. 10, 1820
GLEASON Amasa, member of the Mass. Gen. Assembly, at Lenox, suddenly. Gazette of
423
PROVIDENCE GAZETTE-DEATHS
GLENTWORTH Dr. George, at Philadelphia. Gazette of
Dr. P -- , at Philadelphia. Gazette of GLISSON Mrs. Sarah W., wife of John, at New- port, aged 38 years,
GLOCESTER His Royal Highness the duke of, brother to the King of England, aged 62 years,
Aug. 25, 1805
Dec. 26, 1777
March 19, 1791
General -- , at Marblehead, a Revolution- ary general. Gazette of
Feb. 4, 1797
GLYNN Sergeant -, a celebrated character, in England. Gazette of
Jan. 15, 1780
GLYSSON Dr. William, in this town, aged 42 years,
April 6, 1793
GOAT William, at New Orleans, suddenly; he had been given permission to roam the streets but forbidden under pain of death to enter any dwelling or building; what reasons for passing such a singular decree as this in 1823 was not given; he had sub- sisted on what he could get in the streets. Gazette of
GODBOLT John, of Boston, drowned. Gazette of
Nov. 4, 1764
GODDARD Thomas, at Newport, died from the effects of a blow delivered by Har- vey. Gazette of
Mrs. Sarah, widow of Dr. Giles, and daughter of Lodowich Updike, late of Providence, at Philadelphia,
John, at Newport. Gazette of
Stephen, at Newport, in 41st year. Gazette of
Thomas, at Newport, at an advanced age. Gazette of
Aug. 22, 1807
William, at Newport, aged 75 years; 40 years member of 2nd Baptist church,
Miss Mary, at Newport, in 59th year,
Townsend, eldest son of Thomas, at Newport, in 20th year,
Rev. Edward, former pastor of Congrega- tional church, at Swanzey,
Miss Mary Catharine, was for several years editress of Maryland Journal and post- mistress of Baltimore,
Aug. 27, 1825
Aug. 25, 1764
Jan. 5, 1770 July 16, 1785
June 23, 1804
May 3, 1810 July 2, 1811
Oct. 10, 1811
Oct. 13, 1811
Aug. 12, 1816
Nov. 24, 1792 Oct. 26, 1793
Oct. 16, 1821
GLOVER James Millings, died at Halifax a prisoner of war between Nov. 23, 1776, and Brig. General John, late of the Continental army, at Marblehead. Gazette of
424
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
GODDARD William, Esq., first editor of this paper, which he commenced October 20, 1762, there being before that no printing press in this town. He has published news- papers successively in New York, Phila- delphia and Baltimore; he had just com- pleted his 77th year and departed after a long illness (buried in north burial ground),
11 James W., son of Thomas, at Newport, in 26th year,
Feb. 19, 1821
Anna Eliza, eldest daughter of the late William, Esq., in 3Ist year,
Oct. 9, 1821
Miss Rebecca, daughter of Thomas, at New- port,
Sept. 15, 1822
Eliza, daughter of William G., editor of the American, in this town, aged 9 mos.,
Jan. 13, 1823 March 22, 1823
Isaac, at Boston, aged 41 years. Gazette of Edward V., son of Henry, in this town, aged I year, from a severe cold,
Jan. 20, 1824
GODDEN William, a matross in the Royal Artillery, drowned at Turtle Bay near New York,
Aug. 3, 1766
GODFREY Thomas, son of Thomas the mathe- matician, at Wilmington, N. C. Gazette of
Oct. 8, 1763
Capt. William, of Newport, died at St. Nicholas Mole, W. I.,
Richard, barber,
Mrs. Patience, wife of Capt. Samuel. Ga- zette of
Jan. 28, 1786
-, driven on shore and perished in the late storm. Gazette of
Dec. 23, 1786
Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Capt. Samuel. Ga- zette of
Aug. 3, 1793 June 6, 1795
Eunice, daughter of Capt. Samuel. Gazette of
Feb. 13, 1796
Polly, of this town, died of the fever. Ga- zette of
Sept. 27, 1800
Capt. Christopher, in this town, in 4Ist year, after a short illness. Gazette of
Oct. 9, 1802
Mrs. , wife of Major Benjamin, at Milford, aged 42 years. Gazette of
Dec. 22, 1804
Mrs. Sarah, wife of Nicholas, at Newport, in 29th year. Gazette of
Sept. 21, 1805
Benjamin, Jun., eldest son of Col. Benjamin, at Milford, Mass., in 20th year. Gazette of
Capt. Richard, in 37th year,
Dec. 25, 1817
Nov. 8, 1806 Jan. 9, 1809
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March -, 1771 Dec. 23, 1773
Mrs. Mary, wife of Caleb. Gazette of
425
PROVIDENCE GAZETTE-DEATHS
GODFREY Dr. John, at Taunton, aged 70 years. Gazette of
Mrs. Jemima, wife of William, aged 38 years, at Taunton. Gazette of
Penelope, at Newport asylum, aged 72 years, Capt. Isaac, at Taunton, in 87th year. Ga- zette of
Feb. 19, 1825
Sally Granger, daughter of Christopher C., in this town, aged 15 months,
April 20, 1825
Capt. Caleb, in this town, in 89th year, in this town,
Aug. 1, 1825
GODWIN Mrs. -. more generally known as Miss Wolstonecraft, the authoress of "Rights of Women," in England. Ga- zette of
Nov. 11, 1797
GOELSON Hon. Thomas, member of Congress from Virginia. Gazette of
July 20, 1816
Nov. 17, 1804 Aug. 26, 1797 June 1, 1819
July 3, 1819
Joseph, at Rehoboth, in 95th year; Patience, wife of Joseph, in 89th year; they had lived together 71 years; had 14 children, 57 grand and 71 great grandchildren. Gazette of
Levi, Jun., at Rehoboth, aged 50 years. Ga- zette of
Mrs. Meriam, widow of Squire, at Rehoboth, in 90th year,
Mrs. Mary, at Dublin, Ire., in 76th year; she was born, married, had 21 children and died in the same room. Gazette of
Leonard, formerly of Rehoboth, at Honarilia, N. Y., aged 23 years,
GOLDSBOROUGH George W., purser U. S. Navy, at Norfolk, Va. Gazette of
Robert, killed by a piece of timber flying in the air during a tornado, at Cambridge, Md.,
GOLDSMID Benjamin, brother and partner of Abraham Goldsmid, in London; he is said to have left a fortune of £600,000 sterling; he died very suddenly. Gazette of
Feb. 28, 1820
Feb. 28, 1820
Oct. 15, 1820
Nov. 19, 1823
Jan. 25, 1825
May 4, 1811
June 21, 1817
May 28, 1808
GOELET Peter, merchant, at New York, aged 85 years. Gazette of
Nov. 2, 181I
GOETSCHINS John M., formerly a merchant of New York, late consul general at Genoa, at Cadiz. Gazette of
GOFF Mrs. Gazette of
Miss Olive, daughter of Lovell, at Rehoboth, Elder Nathan, at Rehoboth, aged 69 years. Gazette of
Sept. 11, 1813
June 1, 1822 Nov. 3, 1822
426
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
GOLDSMITH Mr. -, a suicide, in England. Gazette of
Jan. 19, 1811
GOLDTHWAITE Ebenezer, of Danvers, killed at Lexington,
April 19, 1775
Jonathan, died at Halifax, a prisoner of war between Nov. 23, 1776, and
Dec. 26, 1777
Mrs. Amey, wife of Samuel and daughter of Charles Bardin, Esq., all late of Newport, at Baltimore, after a long illness, in 61st year,
Mrs. Sarah, at Baltimore. Gazette of
Winkles B., druggist, at Baltimore. Gazette of
July 26, 1 806
William, at Baltimore, aged 39 years,
Aug. 19, 1806
Samuel, merchant, formerly of Newport, at Baltimore, aged 73 years. Gazette of
Oct. 1I, 1806
GOLTZ Count, Russian minister to France, at Paris. Gazette of
Nov. 30, 1822
GOMEZ Esther, wife of Moses, at New York, daughter of the late Aaron Lopez, of New- port,
Jan. 3, 1811
Oct. 5, 1799
Sept. 11, 1804
GOODALE Samuel W., late of this town, mer- chant, in 2Ist year, at Baltimore. Ga- zette of
March 3, 1798
GOODGEON Robert Blake, son of the late John, at sea, on board ship Franklin, in 16th year,
May 14, 1825
GOODHUE Hon. Benjamin, U. S. senator from Massachusetts, at Salem, aged 66 years. Gazette of
Timothy, aged 2 years, 8 months, July 17; Addison, aged 8 years, July 23; Elizabeth, in 17th year, July 30; Jonathan B., in 13th year, Aug. 6. All children of Daniel, late of Rumney, Grafton Co., N. H., being 4 out of 7 children, at Pawtucket. Gazette of
Charles Treadwell, infant son of Daniel T., in this town, aged I year,
GOODING Samuel, died at Halifax, a prisoner of war between Nov. 23, 1776, and
Bartholomew, of the Hawke, from hardship as a prisoner of war, at Newport, at the General Hospital, Bristol. Gazette of
Aug. 11, 1821
Jan. 20, 1822
Dec. 26, 1777
April 18, 1778
July 23, 1797 July 19, 1806
GONSOLVE John, Jun., of this town, at sea on passage from St. Marks. Gazette of Sally, daughter of John, in this town, in 18th year,
Aug. 13, 1814
427
PROVIDENCE GAZETTE-DEATHS
GOODMAN Elizabeth, Laura, Louisa and Eu- genia, daughters of Luke, Esq., and Miss Goodman his sister, all natives of South Carolina, at Charleston, S. C., of the fever. Gazette of
GOODRICH Lois, at Manchester, Ct., aged 16 years, suoffcated by charcoal,
Elihu Chauncey, Esq., of Clavarock, N. Y., attorney-at-law, at Niagara. Gazette of
Oct. 20, 1824
Dec. 15, 1791
Sept. 18, 1802
Aug. 4, 1810
Olney, second in command of gunboat 146, aged about 23 years; stabbed by John B. Burnham of Lyme, a mutinous seaman on board the said gunboat at Washington, N. C .; he was a son of Capt. Isaac, of Weathersfield, Ct.,
March 22, 1813
Aug. 26, 1815
May 4, 1824
GOODRIDGE Mrs. Mary, widow of Joseph, at Beverly, Mass .; watching with a sick friend she took by mistake several drops of prussic acid. Gazette of
Sept. 15, 1824 Feb. 17, 1817
June 24, 1772 Oct. 13, 1772
Dec. 26, 1777
William, midshipman U. S. Navy, drowned with three other men at Newton Creek, Long Island. Gazette of
July 9, 1808
Henry, of Newport, at Cuba, a graduate of Brown University. Gazette of
Jan. 11, 1812
Miss Mary, at Portsmouth, N. H., burnt by her clothes taking fire. Gazette of
Feb. 29, 1812
Thomas, at Plymouth, aged 48 years. Ga- zette of
Dec. 4, 1822
Jason, son of George, at Hartford, aged 27 years. Gazette of
James A., aged I year, son of James S., Esq., of Columbia, S. C., in this town,
May 14, 1823
July 29, 1823
Mrs. - -, wife of Capt. Oliver, at Weathers- field, Ct., from her clothes taking fire. Ga- zette of
Chauncey, Lieut. Governor of Connecticut, in 57th year. Gazette of
Mrs. Julia Ann N., wife of James and daugh- ter of the late William Lawton, at Nan- tucket, in 22nd year,
GOODSON John, in this town, in 31st year, GOODWELL Nathaniel, son of Joseph, of Graf- ton, Mass., aged 24 years; had been to a wedding the night before and supposed to have rode several miles after being stricken with death; his last words "I am going," GOODWIN Soloman, executed at Falmouth, James, died at Halifax a prisoner of war be- tween Nov. 23, 1776, and
Henry, Esq., late attorney general of this state, at Bristol. Gazette of
June 13, 1789
428
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
GOOLSEY William, at Albemarle, Va., aged 108 years; his sight was so good he could read without spectacles; his beard was white but was turning black; his wife sur- vives him, with whom he has lived 80 years. Gazette of
GORDON Hon. Peter, captain in the 70th regi- ment. Gazette of
July 23, 1768 May 21, 1770
Alexander, in 104th year, at Voluntown. Gazette of
Aug. 13, 1774
Lord George, at Newgate, London. Gazette of
Jan. 25, 1794
Hon. William, attorney general of New Hampshire, of Amherst, at Boston. Ga- zette of
May 15, 1802
John, a child of, was drowned purposely by a girl 13 years old, who acknowledged the fact, at Sullivan, Mass. Gazette of
June 27, 1807
Rev. Dr. William, author history of the American Revolution, in England. Ga- zette of
Feb. 27, 1808
Gen. James, at Ballston, N. Y., aged 71 years. Gazette of
Feb. 10, 1810
Capt. Charles, commander of the U. S. ship Constellation, at Messina, Italy; buried with honors due his rank; died
Sept. 6, 1816
Charles, surgeon, in England, aged 105 years. Gazette of
June 14, 1817
GORE Capt. of the Ist grenadiers (British); killed at battle of Monmouth, N. J.,
June 28, 1778
Capt. J., of H. B. M. ship Scorpion, in the West Indies in attempting to save a sea- man from drowning. Gazette of
GORHAM Benjamin, suddenly, at an advanced age, at Providence. Gazette of Mrs. -, wife of Jabez. Gazette of
Bethiah, daughter of the late Jabez, Jun. Gazette of
July 15, 1786
Nathaniel, Esq., at Charlestown, Mass., aged 59 years. Gazette of
June 18, 1796
Major Jabez, after a long illness, in 42nd year; leaves a wife and eight children,
Mrs. Sarah, wife of Samuel, in 33d year,
Mrs. Catharine, widow of Jabez, in this town, in 45th year,
Benjamin, in this town, in 24th year. Ga- zette of
Samuel, at Cranston, in 54th year. Gazette of
Aug. 15, 1812
Dec. 28, 1771 Nov. 27, 1773
May 27, 1802
Nov. 8, 1804
March 30, 1807
Nov: 18, 1809
Sept. 27, 1817
May 2, 1818
James, aged 77 years, at Boston,
429
PROVIDENCE GAZETTE-DEATHS
GORHAM Mrs. Amey, wife of Capt. Jabez and Esq., youngest daughter of Samuel Thurber, in 26th year,
Jonathan, at Nantucket, aged 40 years. Ga- zette of
Dec. 4, 1822
Benjamin, infant son of Capt. Jabez, in this town,
Dec. 5, 1823
GORR John, native of Holland; he entered the Thames river, opposite New London, while intoxicated, to bathe and was drowned,
May 25, 1823
Oct. 3, 1788
GORTON Marcy, wife of William, in 76th year, Elder John, at Warwick, in 70th year. Ga- zette of
June 16, 1792
Samuel, in 31st year, at Warwick; member of Society of Friends,
May 5, 1793
Samuel, grandson of Samuel, one of the first settlers of Warwick, died at Warwick, aged 90 years, I month,
Feb. 16, 1796
May 12, 1796
Job, formerly of Cranston, at Norway, N. Y. Gazette of
Jan. 28, 1804
Mrs. Hope, wife of John, in 52nd year, at Charlton, Mass.,
Feb. 22, 1812
Amey, daughter of the late Job, at Johnston, in Ioth year,
May 11, 1814
Mrs. Sarah, wife of Jonathan, at Warwick, in 76th year,
Feb. 8, 1816
Mrs. Hannah, wife of Thomas, and daughter of Thomas Manchester, of East Greenwich, at West Greenwich, in 28th year,
Jonathan, Esq., at Warwick, in 83d year,
Samuel, in this town, in 78th year,
Mrs. Phebe, of East Greenwich, at Tiverton, in 84th year,
Edward, at Newport, aged 74 years. Ga- zette of
Feb. 20, 1822
March 5, 1822
Dec. 22, 1822
Dec. 23, 1822
March 24, 1823
.
Mr. -, of Warwick, struck on head with a boom, at sea. Gazette of
July 27, 1799
Sept. 19, 1816 Oct. 23, 1820 Nov. 25, 1820
Nov. 21, 1821
John, at Warwick; had taught school in the neighborhood 51 winters,
Capt. Benjamin E., son of the late Benjamin, of Warwick, in this town, in 57th year, suddenly,
John, late member of General Assembly, at New Shoreham,
Mrs. Cindrilla, wife of Oliver, at Warwick, in 24th year,
Nov. 26, 1820
William, son of John, of Warwick, lost over- board in the British Channel, in his 20th year,
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VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
GORTON Mrs. Cynthia, wife of James, Jun., and daughter of Russell Burlingame of Coven- try, at Jewett City, Ct., in 29th year,
Capt. Clarke, of this town, master of brig Robert Cochran, in 46th year, at Kingston, Jamaica,
GOSS John, aged 30 years,
Mrs. Esther, widow of John, in this town, in 3 Ist year,
Jan. 13, 1812
GOUGH Rebecca, wife of John, of Charleston, S. C., at Newport. Gazette of
May 7, 1785
Harry Darsey, of Perry Hall, near Baltimore. Gazette of
May 21, 1808
GOUGHHENOR Jonas, shot by his brother David, while hunting deer, at Conemaugh, Penn.,
Nov. 21, 1824
GOULD Capt. Thomas, a slaver, killed by his crew in West Indies. Gazette of
March 16, 1765
John, merchant, at Boston, in 72nd year,
Jan. 8, 1772
Mrs. Sarah, widow of Thomas, at Middletown, in IOIst year. Gazette of
March 3, 1798
Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of Daniel, at Middle- town, in 68th year. Gazette of
, Dec. 3, 1803
Dr. William, at Bradford, Ct., an aged citizen. Gazette of
Aug. 10, 1805
David, of Newport, at Savannah, Ga., in 24th year. Gazette of
Nov. 28, 1807
John K., Sen., editor of the Western Reposi- tory, at Canandaigua, N. Y. Gazette of John, Esq., at Middletown, R. I.,
April 16, 1808 Sept. 3, 18II
Nov. 30, 1816
Aug. 30, 1817 Dec. 3, 1819
Timothy, accidently killed by a wheel of his wagon, at Dorchester,
Jan. 20, 1821
Mary Jane, youngest daughter of David, in this town, aged 18 months,
Benjamin, at Newport, in 87th year,
Mrs. Catharine, at Newport, aged 99 years. Gazette of
July 10, 1822
Horace H., son of Jacob C., in this town, aged 15 months, 8 days,
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