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Sept. 6, 1819
Sept. 11, 1820
James, Esq., of Boston, aged 61 years, at his seat in Roxbury,
Aug. 1, 1822
Hezekiah, cashier of Norwich bank, at Nor- wich, Ct., aged 72 years. Gazette of
Sept. 28, 1822
Capt. of Kennebunk, killed by pi- rates. Gazette of
April 12, 1823
Nov. 15, 1823 July 30, 1824
June 27, 1807
June 13, 1795
April 6, 1805
Amasa, native of Rhode Island, formerly res- ident at Boston, at Edentown, N. C., from the effects of a fall,
David, at Seekonk, in 86th year,
Penelope, wife of John, aged 72 years, in this town,
Nov. 26, 1821 Feb. 15, 1825
Oct. 5, 1825
Ebenezer, at South Bridgewater, aged 71 years, a Revolutionary soldier. Gazette of PERKIS David, son of Capt. R., in this town,
PERLEY Samuel, at Bexford, Mass., aged 50 years ; at a sheep shearing he scratched his arm with the shears which ended in a mortification. Gazette of
PERRIN Mellicent, wife of John, of this town, in 35th year. Gazette of
Dr. Jean, a native of France, a celebrated botanist, at New York, suddenly. Ga- zette of
Oct. 30, 1802
Mrs. Marionette, wife of George, Esq., at Norwich, Ct. Gazette of
179
PROVIDENCE GAZETTE-DEATHS
PERRY Mr. -, of Narragansett, after be- ing at sea two years, drowned by the up- setting of ferry boat between Narragansett and Jamestown,
Philo, rector of the Episcopal Church, at Newtown, Ct. Gazette of
Nov. 10, 1798
Edward, at South Kingstown. Gazette of
Feb. 23, 1799
Dr. Joshua, at South Kingstown, in 46th year. Gazette of'
Nov. 27, 1802
Simeon, member Society of Friends, many years a Judge of Court of Common Pleas for Washington Co., at Charlestown, R. I., aged 86 years. Gazette of
Jan. 1, 1803 -
Mrs. Jemima, wife of Capt. Ezra, at Reho- both, in 64th year. Had lived with her husband 46 years, had 9 children and 43 grandchildren to mourn her loss,
Feb. 4, 1808
Capt. Jonathan, master of ship Maryland, at sea on passage from Canton to New York. Gazette of
Thomas, in this town, in 67th year. Gazette of
Jan. 20, 1810
Simeon, of Plainfield, Ct., a seaman on board ship Dromo, on passage home from Canton, China, to Boston. Gazette of
Hon. Freeman, at South Kingstown, aged 83 years, grandfather of Com. O. H. Perry; was 20 years a judge of Court of Common Pleas for Washington Co., many years president of the Town Council ;
Edward, of South Kingstown, at Jamestown, in 26th year,
Christopher R., Esq., Collector of the Inter- nal Revenue, at Newport,
Capt. James, at Newport, in 53rd year,
Oliver Hazard, hero of Lake Erie, died on board U. S. schooner Nonsuch, at Port Spain, W. I., of the fever,
Aug. 23, 1819
Mrs. Lydia, widow of Edward, at Newport, in 88th year. Gazette of
Jan. 10, 1820
Lot, of Bellingham, Mass., found downed in the trench near the Social Mill, Woon- socket, in 70th year,
Dr. Nathaniel, at Woodbury, Ct., aged about 55 years; was returning home after visiting a patient, stopped to converse with a friend when he suddenly fell off his horse and ex- pired. Gazette of
Capt. Ezra, at Rehoboth, in 80th year,
Feb. 24, 1768
Oct. 15, 1813
Dec. 12, 1813
June 1, 1818 Nov. 30, 1818
May 31, 1820
June 22, 1820 March 1, 1821
April 16, 1808
July 14, 1810
180
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
PERRY Mrs. Elizabeth, wife. of Nathan and daughter of Joseph Gooding, of Dighton, Mass., in 47th year, in this town,
James, Esq., editor and proprietor of "Lon- don Morning Chronicle," aged 65 years, in England. Gazette of
Lieut. James N., of U. S. ship Franklin, drowned in the surf near Valparaiso,
William, at Craftesbury, Vt., had taken a few drops of oil of cedar. Gazette of
George, of Newport, aged 27 years, at Cum- berland Harbor, Cuba,
Capt. Stephen, of Newport, in this town,
Mary, widow of Jonathan, Esq., of Rhode Island and daughter of William Potter, Esq., of and at Jerusalem, Yates Co., N. Y., aged 74 years. Gazette of
PERUQUE Joseph, killed by William Dailey in a quarrel,
PETER Col. Robert, in Georgetown. Gazette of
PETERS John, at Philadelphia. Gazette of Mrs. Sarah, at the seat of Judge Peters, at Belmont, Penn. Gazette of
John, a native of Denmark, lost overboard from schooner Ann Eliza Ruggles, of this port, while lying in the harbor of Wilming- ton, in 27th year. Gazette of
Mark, at Glocester; had recently returned from a visit to Unodilla, N. Y., expired as he was about to sit down to his dinner,
Nelson, seaman, killed on board the Law- rence, on Lake Erie, in action,
Rev. William, an English painter. Gazette of
Oliver, in 37th year,
daughter of Barnett, at Palmyra, N. Y. Was lying on the bed with three of her sisters, one at her feet and one on each side; a bolt of lightning killed her instantly; the others were uninjured in the least. Gazette of
Mrs. Ann, wife of Nicholas, aged 30 years, David, at the almshouse, in 40th year, an Oneida Indian; was passing through the town when taken sick; appeared to be a very respectable person,
William, of Bristol, Me., at sea on board brig Bowdoin. Gazette of
Mrs. Abigail, widow of Oliver, in this town, in 43d year,
Dec. 24, 1821
March 6, 1822
March 19, 1822
Jan. 29, 1823
Aug. 1, 1823 July 5, 1824
June 1, 1825
Aug. 13, 1823
Dec. 6, 1806 Oct. 26, 1793
Jan. 5, 1805
Jan. 21, 1809
July 8, 1810
Sept. 10, 1813
May 28, 1814 July 7, 1817
June 27, 1818 Sept. 21, 1820
Jan. 5, 1821
Sept. 15, 1824
Feb. 5, 1825
181
PROVIDENCE GAZETTE-DEATHS
PETERSON Capt. Edward, at Newport, aged 35 years. Gazette of
Garrett, at Bloomingdale, N. Y. Gazette of Mrs. Mary, in 62d year,
Capt. John H., in 36th year, drowned at New Orleans; was a native of this town and leaves a wife and three children,
Niles, executed at New York for piracy and murder. Gazette of
Mrs. Mary, at Newport, aged 76 years. Ga- zette of
Capt. John, at Portsmouth, aged 80 years, formerly of Bath, Me.,
Samuel P., aged about 25 years, at Taunton. Gazette of
PETTER Capt. Thomas, formerly of Foxboro, at Newton, Mass., aged 82 years, an officer in the Revolution,
PETTIS John, a mulatto, found drowned near Mill Bridge, on
Capt. John, of this town, on coast of Africa. Gazette of
PETTEY David, in this town, in 40th year, Mrs. Rachel, widow of John, in this town, in 78th year,
Betsey, eldest daughter of Capt. Daniel, aged 29 years,
Capt. James, in this town, in 59th year,
PETIT Lieut. Col. P. H., of a wound received before Flushing, at Deal, aged 37 years. Gazette of
Nov. 4, 1809
PETTIFACE John, of this town, drowned,
PETTINGALE John B., killed in this town while assisting to take down an old build- ing. Gazette of
Sept. 23, 1809
Oct. 4, 1806 Jan. 12, 1788
Dec. 5, 1807
Dr. - , of Virginia, killed in a duel with William Littlejohn, of Leesburg, Va.,
PHELON Major Edward, at Spring Island, S. C., aged 52 years, served in the army in the Revolution, and wounded at battle of Rhode Island, and since has enjoyed halfpay,
Feb. 9, 1799 May 13, 1809 Aug. 16, 1810
March 4, 1818
Feb. 20, 1819
Jan. 30, 1822
June 25, 1823
Oct. 11, 1823
Dec. 21, 1822
Dec. 9, 1778
March 15, 1800 Nov. 27, 1815
Jan. 8, 1816
Aug. 25, 1818 Nov. 1, 1821
PETRIE Jean, at Peterhead, Eng., aged 113 years. Gazette of
Dec. 8, 1798 May 31, 1783
PETTITT Hon. Charles, at Philadelphia, at an advanced age. Gazette of
PEVE Abel, aged about 70 years. Gazette of PEYMAN General , commander of the Danish army, at Copenhagen. Gazette of PEYTON Sir John, Baronet, late captain in 9th regiment of foot,
Aug. 14, 1792
Dec. 5, 1808
Jan. 7, 1810
182
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
PHELPS Hon. Oliver, judge of the County Court, formerly member of Congress, at Canandaigua, N. Y. Gazette of
Sewall, aged 46 years, at Boston, from bite of a dog. Gazette of
Ebenezer F., aged 21 years, drowned in the river Kennebec with his bride elect,
PHETTEPLACE Jonathan, at Portsmouth, in 73d year. Gazette of
Dec. 4, 1820
PHILLIPS Teresia Constantia, at Kingston, Jamaica, a celebrated but unfortunate beauty,
Jan. 27, 1765
Thomas, of Norwich, at Surinam, W. I. Gazette of
Aug. 3, 1771 March 16, 1779
Capt. -,of Lt. Col. Fletcher's regiment, killed in action at Annes. Gazette of
Seth, of this town, suddenly, in 56th year,
Nathaniel, at Foster, in 65th year. Gazette of
May 7, 1796
Jonathan, murdered by his brother Samuel at New Brunswick, Ń J.,
June 29, 1801
Hon. Samuel, Esq., Lieut. Governor of Mas- sachusetts, at his seat at Andover, aged 50 years,
Feb. 10, 1802
March 14, 1803
Hon. William, aged 84 years, at Boston. Ga- zette of
Jan. 21, 1804
Jan. 21, 1805
Peter, Esq., at Wickford, in 77th year,
Peggy, daughter of Major Samuel, at North Kingstown, in 19th year. Gazette of
April 30, 1808
James, of Manchester, Eng., merchant, at Philadelphia. Gazette of
July 23, 1808
Major Samuel, at North Kingstown, in 59th year; was with Barton in the capture of Prescott as 2d in command, and filled other military and naval positions of trust in that memorial struggle. [Note the error in saying 2d in command, who was Major Ebenezer Adams. See authorities on the subject for proof .- J. N. A. ]
Nathaniel, Jr., son of Nathaniel, Esq., of Warren, in 26th year, at Havana,
March 25, 1809
July 30, 1814
Nov. 16, 1822
Capt. of his Majesty's ship, Loyal, at Pensacola. Gazette of
Feb. 9, 1771
Jonathan, in 89th year, at Providence,
July 21, 1781 March 8, 1796
Benjamin H., Consul of the United States, at Curacao, W. I.,
Mrs. Sarah, wife of William, at Hartford, Ct., aged 65 years, perished in the snow from cold,
Richard, at Wickford, in 78th year. Ga- zette of
Nov. 2, 1805 Dec. 12, 1807
Aug. 25, 1808
Aug. 1, 1809
183
PROVIDENCE GAZETTE-DEATHS
PHILLIPS Barnard, Jr., at Pomfret, in 19th year; he fell from a steeple he was helping to raise and lived 12 days,
Jacob, at Foster, in 75th year,
Capt. Samuel, of Newport, at sea on passage to Goree. Gazette of
John, seaman, killed on board frigate Chesa- peake, in action with the Shannon,
two sons, aged 22 and 25 years, of Mr. Phillips the printer, at Warren, drowned on passage from Warren to Paw- tuxet in a squall,
Oct. 8, 1814
Henry, executed for the murder of Gaspard Denniqri, at Boston Neck, Mass.,
March 13, 1817
Mrs. - -, murdered by her husband in a fit of insanity, at Marblehead, aged 19 years. Gazette of
Oct. 24, 1818
Mr. -, at Chenango, N. Y., killed by lightning though he spoke and walked after being struck. Gazette of
Oct. 2, 1819
Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Christopher and daughter of Capt. Benjamin L. Peckham, at Wickford, in 33d year,
Elisha, at Scituate, in 73d year,
Richard C., in this town, aged 40 years,
Mrs. Rachel, wife of N- and daughter of the late Moses Seixas, Esq., cashier of Newport, Rhode Island, Bank, at New, York, of the fever,
Fanny Washburn, infant daughter of George V., in this town, aged 20 months,
Aug. 9, 1822
Theodore Winthrop, son of James, at Coven- try, aged 11 months, 18 days,
Aug. 12, 1822
Mrs. Miriam, at Boston, aged 69 years, wife of His Honor, William Phillips,
May 7, 1823
Elizabeth Barney, infant daughter of George, in this town, aged 21 months,
May 27, 1824
Mrs. Sophia H., wife of Edward, and daugh- ter of the late Benjamin Ruggles, Esq., at Newport, in 22d year,
Elizabeth, widow of Capt. Benjamin, in this town, aged 59 years,
Edward, son of the late Capt. James, at Newport, aged 31 years. Gazette of
June 26, 1810 Jan. 2, 1811
June 1, 1811
June 1, 1813
Peter, of this town, at Norfolk, Va., in 22d year, on board the sloop Collector, of New York, about
Feb. 17, 1817
Oct. 17, 1820 July 4, 1821 March 16, 1822
Aug. 5, 1822
Hon. John, late mayor of the city and presi- dent of the Senate of Massachusetts, at Boston. Gazette of
May 31, 1823
June 3, 1824
March 1, 1825
April 20, 1825
184
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
PHILMORE Mr. -- , at Norwich, Ct. Ga- zette of
Aug. 6, 1803
PHINNEY Elisah N., son of Edward, of this town, at Falmouth, Mass., in 22d year,
Dec. 12, 1816
PHISTER Charles, late of the house of Donald- son and Phister, at New Orleans. Ga- zette of
Sept. 21, 1799
PHOENIX Daniel, Esq., at New York, in 77th year,
May 17, 1812
PHYSICH Edward, Esq., at Philadelphia, aged 78 years.
PICKENS Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Ezekiel, Esq., of Charleston, S. C. Gazette of
Oct. 15, 1803
Mrs. -, wife of Hon. Israel, governor of State, at Alabama. Gazette of
Sept. 24, 1823
PICKERING Hon. John, LL. D., at Ports mouth, N. H., aged 68 years; was late the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of New Hampshire. Gazette of
April 20, 1805
Hon. John, at Salem, Mass., aged 71 years. Gazette of
Aug. 31, 1811
John, at Winchester, N. H., in 85th year, father of Rev. Mr. Pickering, of this town, David F., son of Rev. Mr. P., in this town, aged I year,
April 9, 1824 Nov. 28, 1807
PICKET Amos, at Havana. Gazette of PICKETT Mrs. - -, perished in the burning of the theatre, at Richmond, Va.,
Dec. 26, 1811
Thomas, at Beverly, aged 70 years, by a fall from a sail loft. Gazette of
Oct. 21, 1819
PICKLE Frederick, at Tewksbury, N. J., ageď 100 years ; when he was 94, he cut with a cradle, 500 sheaves of rye in a day ; at 98, he split 100 chestnut rails in less than a day. Gazette of
April 27, 1820
May 24, 1823
Jan. 30, 1790
Mrs. Mary, at Taunton, aged 78 years. Ga- zette of
Dec. 22, 1821
PIDGE Josiah, at Attleboro, in 62d year. Ga- zette of
Miss Sylvia, in 26th year,
Hiram, son of Ira, in 3d year, in this town,
Mrs. Mahala, wife of Benjamin, in 28th year, Winthrop Augustus, son of Winthrop, in this town, aged 5 years,
Mrs. - , wife of Palemon, in this town, in 30th year,
April 27, 1793 May 21, 1812 Oct. 22, 1818 July 13, 1820
July 5, 1822
Aug. 26, 1824
Oct. 27, 1823
PICKMAN Mrs. Catharine, wife of Hon. Dud- ley L., at Salem, aged 38 years. Gazette of
PICO John, merchant, on coast of Africa, of Norwich, Ct. Gazette of
185
PROVIDENCE GAZETTE-DEATHS
PIDGEON Rev. George, rector of Trinity Church, St. Johns, N. B. He was the ecclesiastical commissary for that province, aged 56 years. Gazette of
PIERPONT John, at Charlestown, Mass., aged 35 years. Gazette of
June 27, 1818
Dec. 28, 1822
PIERSCHELL M. - lately deceased, has bequeathed £33,336, 3 per cent. consols, the interest for the support of a free school for the poor, near Madgeberg, Ger., where he was born. Gazette of
PIKE Dea. Joseph, at Newport, in 61st year. Gazette of
Sanford, in this town. Gazette of
Mrs. Sarah, wife of Moses, at Attleboro, in 76th year,
July 3, 1810
Stephen C., son of Capt. Job of this town, at sea on board schooner Freedom, Capt. Smith, of this port, in 22d year,
Feb. 1, 1812
Henry, son of Asa, at Smithfield, aged 2 years 3 months, from burns,
Jan. 20, 1815
Silas, at Burrillville, in 69th year. formerly of this town,
Feb. 7, 1819
PILES Mrs. Martha, sister of William Daggett, at Seekonk, aged 70 years,
Jan. 2, 1813
PILESBURG Samuel, at Newburyport; was one of the men who served Gen. Arnold to the British fleet after his treasonable conduct. He, or his comrades, were ignorant of the General's conduct at that time. Gazette of PILLMORE Rev. Joseph, late rector of St. Paul's Church, Philadelphia,
PILLSBURY Rev. Enoch, at Litchfield, N. H., aged 30 years. Gazette of
Feb. 28, 1818
Nov. 1, 1794
Jan. 4, 1812
Aug. 17, 1825
Dec. 26, 1777
Feb. 25, 1815
Capt. John, of Nantucket, killed by a whale, was of ship Swift, in the Pacific Ocean. Gazette of
PINKMAN Benjamin, murdered by pirates in the West Indies. Gazette of
Jan. 20, 1821
July 25, 1825
PINCKNEY Mrs., wife of the American Am- bassador to Great Britain, at London. Ga- zette of
Mrs. Mary, wife of Major Gen. Charles Cotesworth Pinckney, at Charleston, S. C., Charles Cotesworth, at Charleston, S. C., one of the Revolutionary heroes,
PINGE John, died at Halifax, a prisoner of war, between Nov. 23, 1776, and
PINKHAM Uriah, at Nantucket, Collector of the Direct Tax,
April 7, 1824
April 16, 1823
July 14, 1821
Oct. 24, 1801 April 2, 1803
186
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
PINKNEY Charles Henry, infant son of Isaac H., in this town, aged II months 27 days, Elizabeth Hampton, infant daughter of Jacob,
Jun., aged 3 months 16 days, in this town, Jacob, in this town, aged 78 years,
Ninian, 30 years clerk of the Executive Council of Maryland, at Annapolis, Md. Gazette of
Charles, Esq., at Charleston, S. C. Gazette of
PINONDELLE Capt. of the Artillery, in Spain, before Cadiz. Gazette of
PINTARD Capt., Samuel, at New Rochelle, N. Y., in 69th year, formerly captain in 25th Regiment of Foot ; was taken at Quebec a prisoner of war, in 1756, and sent to France; on exchange he served the re- mainder of the war in Germany; was se- verely injured at the battle of Meriden, from which wound he never fully recov- ered. Gazette of
John, late of New York, at West Florida. Gazette of
PIPON Rev. John, at Taunton,
PITCHER John, Jun., at Cranston, in 24th year, Mrs. Emma, wife of James, in 30th year. Gazette of
Mrs. Mary, wife of Capt. John, at Cranston, in 55th year,
Mrs. Lydia, wife of John, at Pawtucket, in 38th year. Gazette of
Lemuel, in this town. Gazette of
Samuel, in this town. Gazette of
Edward, at Attleboro, in 81st year. Gazette of
Mrs. Rachal, wife of Lieut. Jonathan, at Pawtuxet, aged 47 years. Gazette of
Mrs. Alice, wife of Capt. John, at Cranston, in 66th year,
Capt. Benjamin, of Providence, in 26th year, drowned by upsetting of a boat at St. Do- mingo,
Keziah, widow of Edward, at Attleboro, in 82d year, lived with her husband 53 years. Had 1I children, 40 grand and 37 great- grandchildren,
Mrs. Keziah, widow of Edward, at Attleboro, in 82nd year,
Mrs. Isabella, wife of Daniel, of this town, aged 33 years,
Oct. 15, 1819
Oct. 3, 1822 Jan. 28, 1823
Oct. 9, 1824
Nov. 13, 1824
Feb. 23, 181I
April 13, 1805
Feb. 2, 1811 Jan. 7, 1821 May 14, 1785
July 2, 1791
Aug. 13, 1792
Aug. 30, 1794 Sept. 2, 1797 Sept. 23, 1797
Jan. 6, 1798
Sept. 15, 1798
Dec. 22, 1804
Feb. - , 1806
June 17, 1808
June 17, 1808
Aug. 2, 1808
187
PROVIDENCE GAZETTE-DEATHS
PITCHER Samuel, at Scituate, aged 4 years, George, formerly of this town, at Savannah, Ga., in 28th year,
Jonathan, Esq., at East Greenwich, aged about 50 years, many years Justice of Peace,
Capt. Jonathan, at Pawtuxet, aged 92 years, an officer in the Revolution,
Jabez, at Attleboro, of the fever, aged 69 years,
Feb. 28, 1816 Sept. 25, 1818 May 1, 1820
Aug. 1I, 1820
Earle, at Pawtucket, in 36th year,
April 3, 1821
John, at East Greenwich, in 95th year,
Feb. 13, 1822
May 25, 1822
Aug. 22, 1825
PITKIN William, Governor of Connecticut,
Hon. William, Esq., many years an assistant
in the Connecticut Assembly, at East Hartford. Gazette of
George, Esq., at Hartford, aged 77 years, had been clerk of the Superior Court more than fifty years. Gazette of
George, Esq., at East Hartford, Ct., aged 54 years. Gazette of
Feb. 29, 1812
PITMAN Mary, wife of Sandes, goldsmith, at Providence,
June 14, 1770
Rebecca, wife of Rev. John, in 39th year. Gazette of
Feb. 1I, 1792
Abigail, wife of Benjamin, at Newport. Ga- zette of
April 2, 1796
John, Esq., at Newport, in 81st year. Ga- zette of
March 8, 1800 Aug. 15, 1804
Saunders, in this town, in 74th year,
Mrs. Rebecca, wife of Isaac, of this town, aged 46 years,
Jan. 5, 1806
Miss Sally, daughter of the late Saunders, in this town, in 28th year,
May 2, 1806 June 9, 1811
Peleg, at Bristol, aged 65 years. Gazette of Samuel, in this town, aged 42 years,
July 25, 1812
Amey, widow of Saunders, in 79th year,
Oct. 17, 1817
Isaac, late of this town, at Roxbury, mer- chant, aged 66 years,
Mrs. Lydia, wife of Peter, in 33d year,
Aug. 21, 1808 Aug. 30, 1812
Sept. 20, 1813
March 28, 1815
George T., in this town, in 33d year, Capt. John, at Cranston, in 9Ist year, Mrs. - - -, wife of Larned, at Pawtucket,
Robert, at Lynn, aged 87 years, choked by a piece of meat at supper. Gazette of
Benjamin S., son of William, at Cranston, in 16th year, PITERSON Mr. , at Philadelphia. Ga- zette of
Oct. 26, 1793 Oct. 1, 1769
Dec. 26, 1789
April 26, 1806
Benjamin, at Newport, aged 47 years,
March 7, 1812
Nov. 15, 1818 March 13, 1819
188
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
PITMAN John K., Esq., in 40th year, in this. town,
Peter, in this town, in 35th year,
Thomas Eldred, native of this town, at Cal- cutta, India, in 49th year. Gazette of
Rev. John, at Seekonk, in 72d year, for several years the pastor of the Baptist Church there,
Charles Davis, son of Major William W., in this town, aged 17 months,
PITT Hon. Sir William, Governor of Ports- mouth, in Eng. Gazette of
Capt. Benjamin, at Norfolk, Va., aged 77 years. Gazette of
PITTS John, died at Halifax, a prisoner of war, between Nov. 23, 1776, and
Mrs. wife of Michael. Gazette of
Mrs. Freelove, widow, aged about 58 years,
PILTZ Gertrude, at Frankfort, Ger., aged 115 years; her sight was good up to her 108th year ; she cut then 4 new teeth and re- tained her faculties to the last moment. Gazette of
PIUS VI the Pope, in the Citadel at Turin,
PLACE Mrs. Martha, wife of Elder Stephen, at Springfield, Vt., in 55th year. Gazette of Mrs. Deborah, wife of Samuel, at Newport, aged 58 years. Gazette of
Col. David, at Rochester, N. H., in 81st year, a soldier in the Revolution,
May 12, 1820
Sally Ann, daughter of Peter, at Olneyville,
Mrs. Mary, widow of Stafford, of East Greenwich, in this town, aged 55 years,
PLATER George, governor of Maryland. Ga- zette of
PLATT Hon. Ezra, Esq., first judge of Gene- see County, at Le Roy, aged about 60 years,
Abel H., killed his wife, two children and himself, at New Fairfield, Ct. Gazette of PLEASANTS Dr. Samuel, Jr., son of Samuel, merchant, at Philadelphia. Gazette of Samuel, at Philadelphia, aged 71 years, mem- ber of Society of Friends. Gazette of PLIMPTON Abner, at Wadborough, Vt., aged 71 years,
Rev. Oliver, pastor of the church, at Peru, Vt., aged just 31 years, and on the day appointed for his marriage,
June 12, 1819 Dec. 13, 1820
June 13, 1821
July 24, 1822
Dec. 24, 1823
March 17, 1810
Nov. 21, 1818
Dec. 26, 1777 Sept. 19, 1795 Feb. 3, 1805
July 4, 1807 April 19, 1799
Feb. 16, 1805
Sept. 25, 1819
Charles Tew, son of Peter, at Olneyville, aged 4 years, 8 months,
May 16, 1822 July 3, 1824
Aug. 26, 1824
March 3, 1792
Sept. 15, 1811
Jan. 13, 1816
Oct. 28, 1797
Nov. 14, 1807
May 5, 1814
May 25, 1814
189
PROVIDENCE GAZETTE-DEATHS
PLITT Rev. John, at Philadelphia, in 61st year. Gazette of
PLOMER Sir William, an alderman of London, PLUME William, Esq., at Norfolk, in 61st year. Gazette of
PLUMER , son of David, merchant, mate of barque Seahorse, at Antiqua. Gazette of
Sir Thomas, in England, Master of the Rolls. Gazette of
PLUMSTEAD George, Esq., merchant, at Phil- adelphia, in 40th year. Gazette of
POALSON Zadoc, of Virginia, died from the hardships endured as a prisoner of war, at Newport. Gazette of
POCOCKE Lydia, celebrated Friend preacher, at Bristol, Eng., Sept. 22, 1771. Gazette of
POE Mrs. - -, late of the Boston Theatre, at Richmond, Va. Gazette of
POHIG Charles, seaman, killed on board the Lawrence, on Lake Erie, in action,
POINTSETT Dr. , of Charleston, S. C., at Boston, aged 63 years. Gazette of POKE Edward, at Smithfield, in 60th year,
POLESKI executed at Boston. Ga- zette of
POLHEMUS Arthur, aged 13 years, killed by a mill wheel, at Hanover, N. H., by climb- ing upon it while in motion. Gazette of POLHILL Rev. Thomas, at Newingtonstroke, Geo., aged 60 years. Gazette of
POLLARD James, in Warwick, in 44th year. Gazette of
POLLOCK Hugh, merchant, at New Orleans. Gazette of
James, son of Justice Pollock, of Liginier Valley, Westmoreland Co, Va., murdered by two Frenchmen. Gazette of
Sarah, eldest daughter of Jeremiah W., of Voluntown, Ct., in 21st year,
POLLY William, of Medford, wounded at Lex- ington,
POLSON Zadock, of Prize Sally, from hardship as a prisoner of war at Newport, at the General Hospital, Bristol. Gazette of POMURRE King of the Sandwich Islands. His heir is only 2 years old. Gazette of
POMEROY George, of Hartford, merchant, at sea on passage from St. Thomas to Turk's Island, in 26th year,
Sept. 15, 1824 March 13, 1812
March 21, 1807
Jan. 23, 1796
May 5, 1824
April 20, 1805
March 21, 1778
March 14, 1772
Dec. 21, 1811
Sept. 10, 1813
Sept. 24, 1803
Feb. 14, 1820
Aug. 2, 1794
June 21, 1817
Jan. 21, 1815
May 3, 1800
Aug. 2, 1806
Feb. 14, 1807
Feb. 4, 1813 April 19, 1775
April 18, 1778
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POMEROY Mrs. Mary, widow of Eleazer, Esq., and daughter of the late George Wyllys, of Hartford, at Middletown, Ct. Gazette of Simeon, printer, killed by the accidental dis- charge of his gun, at Northampton, Mass. Gazette of
Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Gaius, in this town, aged 62 years,
POMP a negro, died at Halifax, a prisoner of war, between Nov. 23, 1776, and
Dec. 26, 1777
POMPEY (colored), near Dover, Delaware, in 120th year. Gazette of
Aug. 11, 1804 June 3, 1809
PON Dr., executed at Barcelona, Spain,
PONSETT Miss Susannah, daughter of the late Dr. Elisha, of Charleston, S. C. Gazette of
Aug. 4, 1804 May 4, 1793
PONSONBY Lord, in Ireland. Gazette of
PONVERT Peter, printer, drowned while bath-
ing at the wharf, at New York. Gazette of
July 16, 1823
Samuel, in this town, aged 76 years. Ga- zette of
May 13, 1797
Haven, one of the publishers of the Essex Register, at Salem, Mass., aged 28 years. Gazette of
Abiatham, at Dartmouth, aged 22 years, suf- focated by a coal pit. Gazette of
Mrs. Hope, widow of Samuel, in 68th year,
POORE General - -, of the New Hampshire Line, died in camp. Gazette of
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