Vital record of Rhode Island : 1636-1850 : first series : births, marriages and deaths : a family register for the people, Vol. XIV, Part 23

Author: Arnold, James N. (James Newell), 1844-1927
Publication date: 1891
Publisher: Providence, R.I. : Narragansett Historical Pub. Co.
Number of Pages: 716


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Sept. 30, 1780


Henry, of Newburyport, aged 22 years, in this town,


April 2, 1822


Mrs. Sybel, wife of Boyleston, at Pawtucket, aged 28 years,


May 10, 1824


Miss Sarah, at Andover, aged 22 years, a suicide. Gazette of


Aug. 6, 1825


Dr. John, at Boston, aged 55 years. Ga- zette of


May 21, 1796


Miss Vesta, at Stoughton, aged 20 years." Gazette of


Oct. 17, 1801


Mrs. Hannah, widow of Dr. John, at Boston, aged 61 years. Gazette of


Dr. John, of this town, in 37th year,


Nov. 30, 1805


Oct. 31, 1807


Sept. 5, 1824


POOLE Barnabus, died at Halifax, a prisoner of war, between Nov. 23, 1776, and


Dec. 26, 1777


July 6, 1811


Nov. 8. 1817 Jan. 28, 1819


Mrs. -, wife of Rev. Mr. Poore, in In- dia. Gazette of


Nov. 21, 1821


POPE Seth, of Voluntown, Ct., killed on the road in East Greenwich; his cart wheel ran over him,


Oct. 22, 1774


March 16, 1805 July 17, 1806


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191


PROVIDENCE GAZETTE-DEATHS


POPE Miss Sally, at Salem. Gazette of


Nathaniel, Esq., killed in a duel, in Virginia. Gazette of


Mrs. Ruth, wife of John, at Salem, Mass., aged 49 years. Gazette of


Dr. Benjamin, in this town, in 29th year, Miss , aged 80 years, at London; she was the last but one of the School of Gar- rick, Mr. Smith now near 90 being the sole survivor of the great school; in Lon- don. Gazette of


Oct. 3, 1818


July 6, 1820


Aug. 6, 1821


West, formerly a resident of Providence, native of Oxford, Mass., a suicide at South Hadley, Mass., by drowning. Gazette of PORSON Richard, professor of Greek in Trinity College, Eng. Gazette of


PORTER William, native of Ireland, drowned near Schenectady, N. Y.,


Azrael, of Woburn, killed at Lexington at the first fire,


Jacob, at Taunton, aged 35 years. Gazette of


Mrs. Lavinia, wife of Augustus and daughter of Timothy Steele, of Hartford, Ct., at Canandaigua, N. Y.,


John, Esq, at Hartford, Ct., aged 48 years, for 12 years controller of public accounts of the state. Gazette of


John Dennie, native of Boston, at Charles- ton, S. C. Gazette of


Oct. 30, 1802


Sept. 26, 1807


July 8, 1819


April 17, 1820


Solomon, Esq., aged 69 years; was appointed in 1795 surveyor of the port by Gerieral Washington and has held the position ever since; at Hartford. Gazette of


Brig. Gen. Moses, U. S. Army, at Cam- bridge, aged 66 years,


Miss Ann, at Assonet, aged 21 years, 7 months,


March 19, 1808


April 1, 1809


Dec. 15, 1810 July 29, 1811


Major Isaac, at Wells, Me., aged 80 years, an officer of the Revolution. Gazette of


Sarah, in this town, aged 46 years, of Society of Friends,


May 15, 1824


Dec. 17, 1808 July 4, 1772


April 19, 1775


Aug. 20, 1796


March 6, 1799


June 7, 1806


Samuel H., printer, son of the Rev. Mr. Por- ter, aged 23 years, at Charleston, S. C. Gazette of


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Mrs. Jane, at Fairfield District, S. C., aged 56 years, from a bite of a rabid animal,


Rev. Nehemiah, at Ashfield, graduate of Harvard, 1745, at age of 26 years, hence had attained the age of 100 years. Ga- zette of


Dec. 5, 1821


April 14, 1822


April 19, 1823


192


VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND


PORTERFIELD Matthew, a wagoner, thrown from his wagon and killed, at Baltimore. Gazette of


PORTEUS Rt. Rev. Beilby, Lord Bishop of London, Dean of the Chapel Royal, a Governor of the Chester House and Direc- tor of the British Museum ; at the Episco- pal House at Fulham, near London, in 79th year,


PORTLAND Duke of, in England. Gazette of PORTLACK Capt. N., Royal Navy ; he was with Cooke round the world and subse- quently performed two other voyages; in England. Gazette of


May 7, 1809 Dec. 16, 1809


. Nov. 15, 1817 Dec. 3, 1792


PORTUGAL The Queen of, at Lisbon,


POSEY Col. Thornton A., late of U. S. Army, at Wilmington, N. C., in 29th year, a na- tive of Virginia, and son of Gov. Posey, a Revolutionary veteran,


Sept. 17, 1817


POSTLETHWAITE Col. Samuel, at Carlisle, Penn., in 72d year.( Gazette of


Henry, Esq., at Natchez, of the fever,


POTTER Simeon, a negro servant, drowned in Bristol Harbor,


Dec. 12, 1764


Dr. Honeyman, at Providence, at the resi- dence of Jonathan Olney's,


Dec. 19, 1770


Sarah, wife of Capt. Joseph, at Providence. Gazette of


Nov. 9, 1771


Merebah, wife of Ichabod, at Newport. Ga- zette of


Aug. 8, 1772


drowned while washing sheep, at South Kingstown,


June 5, 1773


Mrs. - -, wife of Col. John, at Warwick. Gazette of


Jan. 29, 1774 April 15, 1774


Benoni, at Cranston, suddenly, in 61st year, Mrs. - , wife of Joseph, at an advanced age, an excellent midwife. Gazette of


May 28, 1774


Mrs. Mary, wife of Capt. William, at Smith- field. Gazette of


Jan. 11, 1777


Capt. Levi, of Providence, at Philadelpha. Gazette of


April 19, 1777


John, died at Halifax, a prisoner of war, be- tween Nov. 23, 1776, and


Dec. 26, 1777


Reuben, died at Halifax, a prisoner of war, between Nov. 23, 1776, and


Dec. 26, 1777


Edmond, son of Robert, at Johnston. Ga- zette of


July 12, 1783


Sally, daughter of Capt. Rufus, in her 19th year. Gazette of


Oct. 23, 1784 Feb. 19, 1785


Joseph, in 76th year. Gazette of


May 1, 1819


Sept. 8, 1810 Aug. 26, 1823


193


PROVIDENCE GAZETTE-DEATHS


POTTER Capt. Rouse, at Portsmouth, aged about 90 years. Gazette of


Levi, of Voluntown, Ct. He was digging clams near Fields Point when he suddenly fell down and expired,


Hannah, wife of General Simeon, and last surviving child of Col. Stephen Paine, of Bristol,


John, Esq., at an advanced age, at South Kingstown. Gazette of


Samuel, at Glocester, in 59th year,


Mary, wife of Fisher, at Scituate, in 82d year,


April 7, 1789


Fisher, Esq., at Scituate, in 83d year,


April 28, 1789


Mrs. Waitstill, wife of Job, at Cranston, in 75th year. Gazette of


Oct. 29, 1791


Mrs. Mary, widow of George, and great- granddaughter of Roger Williams, aged 82 years. Gazette of


Dec. 1, 1792 July 27, 1793


Stephen, at South Kingstown. Gazette of Col. Thomas, at South Kingstown. Gazette of


July 27, 1793


Pattey, wife of Capt. Abijah, in 38th year. Gazette of


Nov. 1, 1794 Nov. 21, 1795


Thomas, Esq., at Cranston. Gazette of


Capt. Abijah, of this town, on the coast of Africa. Gazette of


April 2, 1796


Jemima, widow of Benjamin, Esq., in 85th year, at Cranston. Gazette of


Nov. 19, 1796


Zuriel, at Cranston. Gazette of


Nov. 26, 1796


Stephen, Esq., at Coventry, at an advanced age. Gazette of


Dec. 3, 1796


Zuriel, Jr., at Cranston, aged about 20 years. Gazette of


Reuben. Gazette of


Major William, at Scituate, in 60th year,


Caleb, of this town, in 25th year,


William Pitt, at South Kingstown. Gazette of


Capt. James, at Middletown, in 73d year. Gazette of


Dec. 25, 1802


Miss Mary, eldest daughter of Col. William, at Woodstock, Ct., in 20th year,


Joseph, Jun., in this town. Gazette of


Hon. Samuel J., at South Kingstown, one of our Senators in Congress, in 54th year,


Sept. 26, 1804


Mrs. Abigail, wife of Major Earle, of this town, at Cranston, in 34th year. Gazette of


Asa, Esq., at Rhinebeck, N. Y., in 39th year; was a native of South Kingstown, removed to New York in 1787. Gazette of


Sept. 9, 1786


March 21, 1787


March 14, 1788


1.


March 1, 1800


Dec. 3, 1796 Aug. 26, 1797 July 11, 1798 Feb. 2, 1800


March 12, 1803 Feb. 25, 1804


Sept. 7, 1805


Nov. 2, 1805


March 22, 1788 March 26, 1789


194


VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND


POTTER Hon. Simeon, at Swanzea, aged 89 years. Gazette of


Col. John, formerly of Cranston, at Sterling, Ct., in 88th year,


William, at Newport, in 68th year,


James B., son of Capt. Joseph, of Providence,


in 2Ist year, at sea on passage from St. Croix,


May 20, 1807


Rebecca, daughter of the late Zuriel, at Cranston, in 43d year,


June 14, 1807


Mrs. - -, wife of Hon. Elisha R., at South Kingstown. Gazette of


March 18, 1809


Miss Susannah, sister of Hon. Elisha R., at South Kingstown,


April 5, 1810


Dr. Jared, at Wallingford, Ct., aged 68 years. Gazette of


Aug. 11, 1810


Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of Christopher, Esq., at Scituate, in 83d year,


July 28, 1811


Mrs. Phebe, wife of Philip, in her 20th year,


Jan. 21, 1812


Abednego, at Cranston, aged 68 years,


Jan. 12, 1813


James Field, son of Philip, in this town, aged 3 months 20 days, suddenly,


Nov. 20, 1813


Susan Chamberlain, daughter of Philip, in this town, aged 2 years 6 months 25 days, Mrs. Amey, wife of Stephen, at Scituate,


Jan. 30, 1814 Feb. 8, 1814


Sarah, widow of Nathan, in 72d year,


March 8, 1814


Bela W., son of Holliman, at Cumberland, aged 24 years. Gazette of


Oct. 22, 1814


Robert, at Coventry. Gazette of


Nov. 5, 1814


Mrs. Mahala, wife of Russell, at Seekonk, in 22d year. Gazette of


April 22, 1815


Rowse, eldest son of William, 2d, in 25th year (Masonic honors),


Sept. 3, 1815


James Chapman, son of Philip, aged I year 8 months,


May 5, 1816


Job, at Cranston, in 97th year, funeral from house of his son, Capt. William, died Olney, in 30th year,


May 30, 1816


Mrs. Eliza, wife of Charles, and eldest daugh- ter of the late Capt. William Rodman, in 25th year,


Feb. 14, 1817


Marcelia Frances, daughter of Stephen, aged I year 27 days. Gazette of


Feb. 15, 1817


Feb. 15, 1817


March 20, 1817


Capt. Walter, of this town, aged 31 years, son of David, of Bridgeport, Ct., at Port au Prince. He leaves wife and three chil- dren,


Rebecca Greene, daughter of William, at Cranston, in 17th year,


March 1, 1806


April 8, 1806 Feb. 16, 1807


Feb. 13, 1817


Mrs. Lydia, at Cranston, in 62d year,


Feb. 22, 181I


195


PROVIDENCE GAZETTE-DEATHS


POTTER Sarah Ann, infant daughter of Joseph K., at Cranston, aged 3 years,


John M., in this town, in 47th year,


Mrs. Mary M., wife of Capt. Cyrus, in this town, in 27th year,


June 23, 1818


Dr. Nehemiah A., at Cumberland, aged 35 years, (Masonic honors),


Oct. 9, 1818


Capt. Phineas, in this town, in 84th year,


Dec. 15, 1818


Mrs. Abigail, widow of Zuriel, at Cranston, in 79th year,


Mrs. Lucy, widow of the late Capt. Phineas, in this town, in 83d year,


March 10, 1819 Aug. 27, 1819


Daniel L., of this town, aged 23 years, mer- chant, at Savannah, Geo.,


Sept. 11, 1819


William, son of John, at Barrington, in 10th year,


Sept. 13, 1819


Miss Deborah, in 20th year, at Newport, daughter of Restcome. Gazette of


Sept. 25, 1819


Burden, at Scituate, aged about 40 years, left a wife and 8 daughters,


July 19, 1820


Eliza, daughter of Henry, at Cranston, in 18th year,


Aug. 20, 1820


Samuel H., formerly of South Kingstown, at Lebanon, Ct., in 41st year. Gazette of James Brown, son of William, 3d, in this town, aged 3 years, 7 months,


Dec. 7, 1820


Samuel J., formerly of South Kingstown, at Chilicothe, Ohio,


Dec. 18, 1821


Abby, daughter of Nathan, at Coventry, in 2Ist year,


Feb. 10, 1822


James, at Scituate, aged 38 years, has left a wife and II children,


July 17, 1822


Christopher, formerly of Rhode Island, at Greenfield, aged 79 years. Gazette of


Aug. 10, 1822


Edmond, at North Providence, aged 29 years, Restcome, at Newport, aged 64 years,


Aug. 13, 1822 Oct. 29, 1822


Sarah, wife of Holliman, Esq., at Cranston, in 66th year,


Dec. 9, 1822


William, in this town, in 54th year, (Masonic honors),


Major Pardon, at Warwick, in 70th year,


James W., in this town, in 34th year,


Mrs. Lydia, formerly of Pomfret, Ct., at Foster, R. I. Gazette of


Jan. 10, 1824


Thomas, son of Rouse T., at Prudence Island, in 17th year,


Jan. 14, 1824


Mrs. Martha, wife of William, at Newport, aged 52 years, from her clothes taking fire, Miss Ann., of Lebanon, Ct., in 37th year, daughter of the late Henry of South Kingstown, in this town,


May 28, 1824


Aug. 3, 1824


Oct. 31, 1817 Nov. 1, 1817


March 17, 1823 July 12, 1823 Aug. 17, 1823


Jan. 30, 1821


196


VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND


POTTER Philip, formerly of Brattleboro, Vt., aged 30 years, at North Providence,


Philip Henry, son of Philip, in this town, aged 6 years,


Aug. 16, 1824


Oct. 10, 1824


Joseph, native of Cranston, R. I., at Free- dom, N. Y., in 68th year; was at the battle of Rhode Island and through the southern campaigns and at Yorktown; removed to Dutchess Co. in 1792 ;


John, at Scituate, in 78th year, of Society of Friends,


Feb. 15, 1825


Philip Henry, son of Philip, in this town, aged 3 weeks,


June 26, 1825


William, in this town, in 42d year,


Aug. 10, 1825


POTTERFIELD James, died at Halifax, a pris- oner of war, between Nov. 23, 1776, and


Dec. 26, 1777


POTTS Hon. Zebulon, member of the State Senate, at Philadelphia. Gazette of


April 4, 1801


Hon. Richard, a Revolutionary patriot, at Fredericktown, Md. Gazette of


Dec. 17, 1808


POWER Marcy, widow of Col. Nicholas, in her 9Ist year,


Nov. 14, 1769


Mrs. -, widow of Nicholas, at Provi- dence,


July 22, 1770


Mary, daughter of the late Capt. Nicholas, in 59th year. Gazette of


March 9, 1799


Capt. Nicholas, in this town, in 65th year,


Nicholas, at Poughkeepsie, N. Y., in 52d year,


Sept. 21, 1811


Miss Ann, in this town, in 77th year,


April 21, 1813 Jan. 25, 1816


Miss Mary, daughter of the late Capt. John, of North Providence, aged about 87 years,


May 15, 1812


Titus, late of Middletown, Ct., printer, at Sa- vannah, Ga. Gazette of


Aug. 26, 1797


Michael, executed for the murder of Timothy Kennedy, both Irishmen, at Boston,


May 25, 1820


Joseph, his only son, aged 8 years, of Nor- wich, Ct., drowned,


July 4, 1822


Michael, at Boston, fell through the scuttle of a store on Long wharf,


June 21, 1824


POWELL John, ploughman, aged 102 years, at Ludlow, in Shropshire, Eng. Gazette of


Dec. 9, 1769


July 21, 1781


Capt. - , of Lt. Col. Fletcher's regiment, killed in action at Annes. Gazette of


Feb. 15, 1806 Jan. 26, 1808


Mrs. Phebe, at Salem, in 46th year,


POWERS John, aged 70 years, at North Provi- dence, suddenly,


Feb. 18, 1772


Nicholas, of Stoughton, stage driver, drowned in the great pond at Middleboro. Gazette of


Aug. 4 1824


Ray Wesley, son of Rev. Ray, at Pawtucket, aged I year,


Nov. 22, 1824


197


PROVIDENCE GAZETTE-DEATHS


POWELL Mr. - , formerly mayor of the city, at Philadelphia. Gazette of


Hon. Samuel, Speaker of the House of As- sembly of Pennsylvania, at Philadelphia. Gazette of


William, an old seaman of the U. S. Frigate Constellation, in action with a French ship,


Feb. 1, 1800


Mr. -, at Elizabethtown, N. J., in a race, thrown from his wagon,


April 12, 1803


William, Esq., aged 79 years, at Boston. Ga- zette of


Feb. 23, 1805


Mrs. R. - -, of the Haymarket Theatre. She was found dead in her bed after having played her part the evening before, in London. Gazette of


Oct. 10, 1807


April 27, 1811


Miss Ann, of Society of Friends, at Philadel- phia, aged 82 years. Gazette of


Aug. 28, 1813


Snelling, manager of Boston Theatre, at Bos- ton,


April 8, 1821


William, at Boston, aged 44 years. Gazette of


Oct. 30, 1822


Rev. Benjamin, at Liverpool, Eng. He had just arrived from the U. S. Gazette of


Jan. 8, 1824


Lucy, colored servant of Daniel, at Halifax Co., N. C., aged 114 years; was brought from Africa 100 years before by the early settlers of the town. Gazette of


July 9, 1825


Sept. 10, 1796


Hon. Thomas, formerly Governor of Massa- chusetts, and previously Governor of New Jersey, at Bath, Eng. Gazette of


POYNTELL Charles, second son of Mr. Poyn- tell, of Philadelphia, at St. Bartholomew,


Nov. 26, 1809


Dr. George, eldest son of the late William, of Philadelphia, at London, Eng.,


May 9, 1812


POYNYELL William, at Philadelphia, in 55th year,


PRATT Hon. Benjamin, Esq., Chief Justice, and one of His Majesty's Council for the Province of New York. Gazette of


Joseph, at Bridgewater, aged 99 years I I mos., John, at Providence,


Rt. Hon. Charles, Lord Campden, in Eng- land, in 64th year. Gazette of


Mrs. Mary, wife of Waterman, in this town, in 20th year,


Jan. 22, 1763 Jan. 13, 1765 April 24, 1771


June 21, 1794


July 17, 1802


POWNALL Mary Ann, late of the Philadelphia Theatre, at Charleston, S. C., in 40th year. Gazette of


June 1, 1805


Sept. 10, 1811


Oct. 5, 1793


Oct. 19, 1793


Mrs. C. S., at Halifax, aged 62 years, the first manager of a theatre at Boston, and brother of the present manager,


198


VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND


PRATT Samuel, of this town, at Boston, aged 53 years. Gazette of


Ceaser (colored), at Salem, aged 65 years, a remarkable rememberer of dates and num- bers. Gazette of


Ephraim, at Shutesbury, Mass., aged 117 years. Gazette of


Mrs. Abigail, wife of Samuel, at Cranston, in 56th year,


Nov. 24, 1806


Joseph, two children of, at Hartford, of the spotted fever. Gazette of


March 18, 1809


Reuben, at Saybrook, Ct., aged 68 years. Ga- zette of


Oct. 21, 1809 March 4, 1817


Aaron, at Taunton, in 85th year,


Marcus, son of Abijah, Esq., in 23d year, at Foxboro, Mass., member of Junior Class, B. U.,


Oct. 17, 1821


Mrs. Hannah, widow of Paul, at Taunton, aged 90 years. Gazette of


Shubael, at Foxboro, in 33d year,


Joseph W., son of Robert P., in this town, aged 2 years,


Jan. 26, 1823


Lucy Ann, daughter of widow Esther Pratt, aged 18 years, drowned in Buffalo Creek,


May 17, 1823 May 8, 1824


Capt. Greenleaf, at Middleboro, aged 42 years, Capt. John, at Mansfield, aged 80 years,


Oct. 24, 1824


Leonard, son of Peter, Esq., in this town, aged 9 months,


Dec. 23, 1824


Mary Eliza, daughter of Job L., in this town, aged 4 weeks,


July 8, 1825


PRAY Lydia, daughter of Jason, at Killingly, in 17th year,


March 25, 1812


Hugh, at Foster, aged 90 years lacking 16 days; had been a resident of the town about 74 years,


Mrs. Amey, wife of Oliver, at Foster, in 25th year,


Amey Hopkins, daughter of Oliver and Amey, at Foster, aged 13 days. Gazette of


Nov. 8, 1817


Sept. 12, 1818


Col. John, formerly of this town, on board the brig Hunter, about two miles below Pawtuxet in the bay; was a merchant of Savannah, Ga.,


Edmund, of this town, at Batavia, on board ship Liverpool,


PREBLE Mrs. Mehitable, widow of Brig. Gen. Preble, and mother of Commodore Edward


July 30, 1803


Aug. 4, 1816


Oct. 17, 1817


Sarah, daughter of Peter, of Foster, in this town, aged 12 years,


July 10, 1819


Aug. 2, 1821


May 19, 1804


June 30, 1804


Nov. 3, 1821 July 18, 1822


199


PROVIDENCE GAZETTE-DEATHS


PREBLE :


Preble, at Portland, suddenly, aged 77 years. Gazette of


Midshipman Edward, of U. S. Ship Frank- lin, drowned in the surf near Valparaiso,


Aug. 31, 1805 March 19, 1822


July 20, 1782


Joseph W. B., only son of John, aged 2 years 9 months, in this town,


Eliza, infant daughter of John,


Rev. Thomas, pastor of Second Congrega- tional Church, Charlestown, Mass. Ga- zette of


Oct. 18, 1817


James, formerly of this town, at Natchez, Miss.,


Aug. 19, 1821


Joseph Barrett, infant son of John, in this town, in 4th year,


Sept. 28, 1821


PRESBURY George G., Esq., at Baltimore Co., Md. Gazette of


Oc . 13, 1810


Miss Harriet, daughter of Capt. John, at Taunton, aged 25 years,


Oct. 21, 1822


Alfred, at Taunton, aged 27 years, formerly of Norton,


Sept. 18, 1823


Eliza Ann, aged 15 years, daughter of Capt. John, Jun., at Taunton,


Aug. 11, 1824


PRESCOTT Dr. Samuel, died at Halifax, a pris- oner of war, between Nov. 23, 1776, and Hon. Oliver, at Groton, Mass., in 74th year. Gazette of


Dec. 26, 1777


Nov. 24, 1804


Mark, killed by his horse falling, at Poplin, N. H. Gazette of


Feb. 8, 1817


Catharine, at Manchester, Eng., in 108th year. She had learned to read since she was 100 years old. Gazette of


Aug. 16, 1817


Luther, son-in-law of Thaddeus Read, at Lex- ington, Mass., aged 29 years,


Jan. 25, 1824


PRESTON Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of John, at Newport, in 96th year. Gazette of Jacob, private, killed on board Frigate Ches- apeake, in action with the Shannon,


June 1, 1813


PREVOST Mrs .. -, wife of J. B. Prevost, Esq., late Chief Justice of the territory, at New Orleans. Gazette of


Dec. 5, 1807


Mrs. Ann, mother of Sir George, Governor of Nova Scotia, in England. Gazette of Lieut. Gen. George, late Governor of Can- ada, in England. Gazette of


PRIBBY Joshua, died at Halifax, a prisoner of war, between Nov. 23, 1776, and


Dec. 16, 1809


March 9, 1816


Dec. 26, 1777


PRENTICE Rev. Thomas, at Cambridge, in 80th year. Gazette of


Jan. 20, 1816 Nov. 15, 1816


Dec. 1, 1804


200


VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND


PRICE Gersham, at Worcester, aged 101 years.


His father died at 70, his mother at 84. They had 14 children, 2 of whom died in infancy; the rest lived to advanced ages, Peter, 97; Thomas, 94; Mary, 80; Nathan- iel, 70; Ephraim, 71; James, 72; Sarah, 80; Frances, 96; Jonas, 84; Grace, now living, is 94; Elisha is 60. Gersham's wife died about 12 years ago, aged 80, had been mar- ried over 60 years. They had 7 children, all now living. Gazette of Mrs. -- , wife of Samuel, of Glastonbury, Ct., burnt to death, her clothes taking fire, William, late of Newport, in 79th year,


Dec. 31, 1768


May 15, 1769 April 25, 1785


(buried April 27)


Capt. William, commissary of military stores, at West Point, Rev. Dr. . philosopher and divine, at Newington Green, Eng.,


July 11, 1790


April 19, 1791


Feb. 22, 1793


Sept. 29, 1798


William W., auctioneer, at Baltimore. Ga- zette of


Oct. 12, 1805


Moses, at Havana. Gazette of


Nov. 28, 1807


John, at Newport, aged 79 years,


John C., drowned from a ferry boat in which he was conveying horses across a river, at Bohemia, Md.,


David, of Sinking Creek, Giles Co., Va., his four children perished in the burning of his house. Gazette of


Simeon W., at Newport, aged 44 years. Ga- zette of


Sarah, daughter of Oliver, in this town, aged 3 years. Gazette of


Edward, native of Birmingham, Eng., at Attleboro, in 58th year,


Nov. 18, 1824


PRIDE Capt. William, at Preston, Ct., aged 71 years. Gazette of


PRIESTLEY Dr. Joseph, at Northumberland, Penn., in 7Ist year,


Mrs. -, wife of the Rev. Dr. Priestly, at Northumberland, Penn. Gazette of


PRINCE Hezekiah, son of Capt. Job, at sea, on passage from St. Nicolas Mole to Boston. Gazette of


Nov. 19, 1817


Sept. 4, 1822


May 14, 1823


Nov. 17, 1824


Miss Sarah, at Newport, aged 70 years. Ga- zette-of


Dec. 8, 1824 -


Feb. 2, 1811


Feb. 6, 1804


Oct. 8, 1796


Dec. 9, 1769


Thomas, saddler, drowned in the Chesapeake, Isaac, health commissioner, at Philadelphia. Gazette of


March 13, 1816


201


PROVIDENCE GAZETTE-DEATHS


PRINCE Rev. Joseph, aged 67 years, had been blind since 14 years of age, at Newburyport. His remains were entombed under the altar of the Presbyterian Church beside those of Rev. George Whitefield and Rev. Jonathan Parsons. Gazette of


Capt. Abel, late of Thompson, Ct., in this town, in 43d year. Gazette of


Capt. James, in 61st year, in this town,


James, Esq., United States Marshal for Bos- ton District, at Boston,


PRINCE aged about 78 years, (colored) at Ply- mouth; was one of Col. Barton's men in the capture of Prescott and said to have batted the door down with his head. on that memorial occasion. Gazette of


Hon. William, member of Congress, at Princeton, Ind. Gazette of


Oct. 13, 1824


March 29, 1821


Nov. 2, 1805 Jan. 14, 1823


Oct. 18, 1806


July 19, 1794


Nov. 5, 1813


Dec. 20, 1817


William, at Newport, aged 83 years. Ga- zette of


Mrs. Martha, widow of William, at Newport, aged 86 years,


PRITCHARD Henry, at Portsmouth, Va .; was given to singular delusions. He tried to fast 40 days, believing by so doing he could gain immortal life. He was immovable in his resolve; he wasted away and died the 25th day of the fast. Gazette of


PROBY Lord, who commanded the British frigate Amelia, at Barbadoes. Gazette of PROCTOR Sir William Beauchamp, Baronet and Knight of the Bath, at Langley Park, Norwich, Eng., in 49th year,


Jan. 29, 1791


Sept. 18, 1802 April 30, 1819


Feb. 10, 1821


Nov. 3, 1821


PRINGELL Mrs. Lydia, daughter of Thomas Lincoln, aged 28 years,


PRINGLE Henry, one of the proprietors of the Daily Advertiser, at New York, in 26th year. Gazette of


Robert, native of Scotland, in this town,


PRIOLEAU Martha, daughter of Samuel, de- ceased, at Charleston, S. C. Gazette of PRIOR William, Jr., late of Newport, mate of brig George, Capt. Taylor, captured by the Algerines in Oct., 1793, at Algiers, James, drowned off Fire Place, Brookline, L. I.,


Capt. Elisha, at Sag Harbour, aged 72 years, a Revolutionary worthy. Gazette of


Mrs. Sally, wife of Robert, at Newport, aged 56 years,


Jan. 2, 1819


March 22, 1823


Sept. 13, 1823


July 24, 1822


Dec. 15, 1804


Sept. 23, 1773


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VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND


PROCTOR Samuel, died at Halifax, a prisoner of war between Nov. 23, 1776, and


Samuel, of Boston, at the East Indies, aged 22 years,


Gen. Thomas, at Philadelphia, an officer of the Revolution,


Col. Edward, at Boston, aged 78 years. Ga- zette of


Nov. 9, 1811


Mrs. Mary, wife of Russell, in this town, in 25th year,


Dec. 4, 1813


Neeland, son of Nathaniel, drowned at Olneyville, in 8th year,


June 23, 1820


Walter, son of Capt. Russell, at Olneyville, aged I year, II months. Gazette of


Sept. 5, 1821


Catharine Russell, daughter of Nathaniel, Jr., at Olneyville, aged 15 months,


Sept. 3, 1824


Ann S., youngest daughter of Nathaniel, at Olneyville, in 19th year,


May 10, 1825


PROPHET the Peace, of the Alleghanies, at Onandaga Castle; this man was noted for his drunkenness, but claiming he had seen heaven and told that no drunkard ever got there, he reformed and preached temper- ance and sobriety the rest of his life,


PROVOOST Mrs. Maria, wife of Rev. Samuel, bishop of the Episcopal Church, at New York. Gazette of


Sept. 14, 1799


Rt. Rev. Samuel, D. D., bishop of New York, suddenly, in 73d year. Gazette of


Sept. 16, 1815


J. B., Esq., late minister to South America, at Upper Peru,


March 5, 1825


Aug. 28, 1769


PROUD Joseph, at Newport, in 59th year, William, suddenly, of apoplexy, aged 56 years, of this place. Gazette of


Feb. 6, 1779 Jan. 21, 1786


Amey, widow of William. Gazette of




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