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Jan. 22, 1803
Gen. John Haskins, late Governor of Mary- land, at Annapolis, Md. Gazette of
Oct. 27, 1804
Erickson, Esq., killed in a duel with Lieut. Gwin, of the Navy, near Bladensburg. Gazette of
Capt. Stephen, in 4Ist year,
Amos, at Cranston, in 55th year, left wife and 10 children,
Jonathan, formerly of Watertown, Mass., at Baltimore, Md., aged 33 years. Gazette of William, Esq., at Coventry, in 87th year, John, at Newburyport, aged 70 years; was walking in his garden when he fell and ex- pired. Gazette of
Mrs. Catharine, widow of Whipple, at War- wick, aged 53 years,
Sept. 25, 1824
314
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
STONEHOUSE Capt. Robert, at Providence, Mrs. Elizabeth, late of this town, at New- port, at an advanced age,
STORK John, found murdered. Gazette of
STORY Charlotte, youngest daughter of Capt.
Zebedee, at Newport, aged 21 years. Ga- zette of
March 26, 1791
John, a native of Boston, at Burlington, N. J.,
June 20, 1791 Nov. 10, 1798
Alvin, drowned at Troy, N. Y.,
Mrs. Emma, at Boston, aged 38 years. Ga- zette of
Feb. 12, 1823
STOVILL Josiah, died from effects of eating a mess of clams,
June 25, 1774
STOUGHTON James, Esq., son of the Spanish Consul, killed by Robert M. Goodwin of Baltimore, in New York City,
Dec. 21, 1819
Don Juan, at Boston, aged 75 years ; 30 years His Catholic Majesty's Consul at that port,
Jan. 28, 1820
STOUTENBURGH Ann, drowned in Hurl Gate by swamping of the boat,
May 13, 1822
STOVER David, at Harpswell, aged 26 years, by the falling of a tree. Gazette of
Feb. 14, 1818
STOWE Mrs, Lydia, wife of Francis, in 28th year, in this town. Gazette of
Samuel, in this town, in 65th year,
STOWELL Nathaniel, at Pomfret, Ct., aged 63 years ; Revolutionary pensioner. Gazette of
Jan. 10, 1824
Oct. 1, 1803
STRANGE Lot, at Portsmouth, in 68th year. Gazette of
Nov. 3, 1798
STRANGEWAY I-, in England, aged 101 years. Gazette of
April 16, 1808 Aug. 20, 1791
STRATTON Mr. Philip. Gazette of
Hon. John, late member of Congress from Virginia, at Norfolk, Va., Gazette of
John, Jr., of Newport, in 24th year, at Guadeloupe. Gazette of
Isaac, at Newport, in 20th year,
Lemuel, at Attleboro, aged about 48 years. Gazette of
Miss Abby Clemmons, daughter of Capt. John, at Warwick, in 4th year,
Abby Clemmons, daughter of Capt. John, at Warwick, in 4th year,
June 16, 1804
April 20, 1805
April 22, 1815
March 2, 1816
Sept. 25, 1820
Sept. 27, 1820
Feb. 12, 1771
July 30, 1791 Dec. 20, 1788
STOUT David, Esq., at Amwell, N. Y. Ga- zette of
Oct. 25, 1806
June 8, 1816 Sept. 29, 1825
STRAHAN John, died at the New York Hos- pital. Gazette of
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STRATTON Mrs. Phebe, wife of Capt. John, at Warwick, aged 36 years,
, daughter of Isaac, aged 15 years, killed by lighthing, at New Salem, Mass., STREETER Rev. Mr. at Smithfield. Gazette of
Rev. Adam, aged about 50 years, at Smith- field ; he left a widow and ten children. Gazette of
Nancy, aged 14 years, died Feb. ; Minerva, aged 18 years, died May ; Fanny, aged 22 years, died July 18; all daughters of William, at Smithfield. Gazette of
Mary, daughter of Nathaniel, at Cumberland, in 25th year,
STRICKER Col. George, aged 78 years, a Revolutionary soldier, in Ohio Co., Va. Gazette of
STRINGER Dr. Samuel, at Albany, in 83d year,
STRONG Hon. Simeon, Esq., at Amherst, one of the judges of the Supreme Court. Ga- zette of
John M., son of Rev. Dr. Strong of Hart- ford; thrown from his horse in crossing the Connecticut River on a ferry, had graduated at Yale only six days before. Gazette of
Edward, aged 21 years, youngest son of the Governor of Massachusetts, at Northamp- ton, suddenly,
Rev. Jonathan, at Randolph, Mass., aged 50 years. Gazette of
Gen. John, aged 79 years, at Addison, Vt .; was a soldier in the Revolution and first Judge of Addison County Court, Vt.,
Rev. Nathan, D. D., pastor of First Church at Hartford, Ct., in 59th year,
Mrs. Sarah, wife of the Governor, at Northampton,
Julia, youngest daughter of Hon. Caleb, at Northampton, aged 25 years. Gazette of Caleb, late Governor of Massachusetts, at Northampton, suddenly,
Hon. Caleb, late Governor of Massachusetts, at Northampton, in 75th year. Gazette of Mrs. Hepsabah, at Lebanon, Ct., aged 67 years. When 19 years old and on eve of marriage she had a fall since which time she could not raise her head from the pil- low. Gazette of
March 29, 1822
June 1, 1822
Sept. 9, 1786
Sept. 16, 1786
July 27, 1820
March 12, 1825
Jan. 5, 18II July 11, 1817
Dec. 21, 1805
Sept. 27, 1806
May 6, 1813 Nov. 19, 1814
June 10, 1816
Dec. 25, 1816
Feb. 12, 1817
Oct. 10, 1818
Nov. 7, 1819
Nov. 13, 1819
Oct. 16, 1822
316
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
STRONG Waitstill, at Northampton, aged 58 years. Gazette of
Eleazer, Jr., at Northampton, aged 41 years; was found dead beside the brook where it was supposed he went for a drink. Ga- zette of
July 23, 1823
July 12, 1825
STROWBRIDGE Seth, of Stoughton, a son of, from a rattlesnake bite; his age was 9 years, lived 12 hours after being bitten, STUART John, suddenly, at Boston,
July 23, 1791 April 27, 1772
Prince Charles Edward Lewis Casimer, the Pretender at Rome. Gazette of
April 26, 1788
James, of Philadelphia, merchant, a native of Ireland, a New York,
July 17, 1808
Mrs. Eleanor, wife of David, Esq., of Ossion Hall, in Co. of Fairfax, in 55th year, at Tudor Place, near Georgetown, on the Po- tomac, the seat of Thomas Peter, Esq. She was formerly Mrs. Custis and a mem- ber of Washington's family, and accompa- nied him to Cambridge in 1775, and contin- ued, at times, a member until the siege of Yorktown, where she lost her first hus- band. Gazette of
Alphonso C., Esq., attorney at law, murdered at Bellville, Ill., by a man named Bennett, Robert, killed in a duel with Townsend S. Dade, in King George Co., Va.,
STUDDARD James, in this town, suddenly,
STUDLEY Freeman, formerly of Yarmouth, Mass., in 36th year, leaves wife and 5 chil- dren,
Capt. Abraham, in this town, aged about 46 years,
STUDSON Caleb, at Seekonk, in 16th year,
STURGES Hon. Jonathan, at Fairfield, Ct., a soldier of the Revolution; was a member of the First Congress, and the convention that framed the Constitution. Gazette of STURTEVANT John, of Cornish, at Francis- town, N. H .; was blowing rocks when the blast went off and killed him instantly. Gazette of
Oct. 30, 1819
Oct. 30, 1819
March 25, 1769
Capt. Daniel, in this town, in 37th year,
STUYVESANT Petrius, Esq., at the Bowery, New York. Gazette of
Oct. 19, 1811
Feb. 8, 1819
June 19, 1820 June 21, 1822
July 11, 1820
Oct. 15, 1821 Nov. 21, 1815
STUTSON Ebenezer, of Dighton, Mass., at An- tiguea, W. I. Gazette of
Jan. 24, 1824
Oct. 12, 1805
Jan. 1, 1823
Thomas, at Northampton, Mass., aged 43 years, from overheat,
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ST. CLAIR Sir John, Bart., at Elizabeth Town, Major Gen. Arthur, at Somerset Co., Penn. He had a claim against the government which he pressed for years, but which was barred by limitation. He died in want, Mrs. , widow of the late Major Gen. Arthur, at Chestnut Bridge, near Green- bush, Penn.,
Dec. 3, 1767
Aug. 31, 1818
Sept. 18, 1818
ST. JOHN Elizabeth, aged 37 years, Sept. 2; Abigail, aged 22 years, Sept. 2; Allen Rice, aged 25 years, Sept. 10; all children of Dea. Silas, of Sharon, Ct. Gazette of
Sept. 28, 1805
ST. JUST -, at Paris, aged 26 years, exe- cuted,
ST. GEORGE Monsergh, at Dublin, Ire., of a wound received at the battle of German- town. Gazette of
July 29, 1794
March 5, 1791
March 28, 1822 July 29, 1794
Nov. 15, 1817
Sept. 9, 1815
Sept. 30, 1797
Oct. 4, 1800
SUGG Mrs. Sarah, wife of Joshua, Senior, aged 70 years. Had been his companion 58 years, and lived 12 days before her death without any kind of food to support na- ture, near Raleigh, N. C. Gazette of
SULLIVAN Fendall, of Virginia. Gazette of Paul James, printer, at Fredericksburg, Md., of corps of volunteers. Gazette of
Oct. 11, 1794
Jan. 23, 1795
April 27, 1801
Dec. 4, 1806
March 5, 1807
Dec. 17, 1808
Mrs. Martha, widow of the late governor, aged 64 years, at Boston,
Daniel, a native of Ireland, in this town, in 98th year,
Col. Joshua, at Philadelphia. Gazette of
Jan. 7, 1815 Dec. 1, 1781
Hon. John, at Durham, N. H., aged 54 years, Mr. Florence, of Philadelphia, in this town, William Bant, at Boston, aged 25 years,
Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Daniel, aged 83 years, James, Governor of Massachusetts, at Bos- ton, in 65th year. Gazette of
Sept. 1, 18II
April 30, 1814 May 23, 1818
ST. MEDARD Dr. Peter, at Boston, aged 66 years, one of the senior surgeons U. S. Navy,
ST. SIMON the Countess, at Paris, executed,
SUARD the Chevalier, member of the class of the French Institute of Literature, and their perpetual secretary, at Paris, France. Gazette of
SULDIKER Miss drowned in New York Harbor. Gazette of
SUGDAN Samuel, of the house of Sugdan and Heyer, merchants, New York. Gazette of George, painter, late of this town, at Charles- ton, S. C. Gazette of
318
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
SULLY M- , late of the Charleston Thea- tre, at Augusta, Ga.,
SUMBARDO Mrs. Theresa, wife of Philip, at Boston, aged 27 years. Gazette of
SUMMERS Barzillai M., son of Severn, at War- wick, aged 4 years,
SUMMERFIELD Rev. John, at New York, in 27th year, and 8th of his ministry,
June 13, 1825
Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of the late Governor, at Boston, aged 53 years. Gazette of
Jan. 5, 1811
Benjamin, formerly of Boston, at Coventry, aged 48 years. Gazette of
Feb. 9, 1811
Mrs. Maria, widow of Benjamin, Esq., at Cov- entry, aged 48 years,
Nov. 10, 1812
Stephen, at Eastport, very suddenly. Ga- zette of
July 31, 1822
John Adams, son of Samuel, at Boston, aged 24 years. Gazette of
May 3, 1823
SUMPTER Mrs. , inhumanly murdered by her servant maid, in the Sumpter Dis- trict, S. C. Gazette of
SUREDA Don Pedro Caro y Marquis of Ro- mana, Grandee of Spain, Knight of the Cross, Lieut. Gen. of the Royal Army, &c., a native of city of Palma, Island of Majorca, at army headquarters, Cartaxo, in 49th year,
SURRINGTON Joseph, at Bergen, Norway, aged 159 years. He retained all his facul- ties to the last ; was several times married; leaves a young widow, a son, his youngest 9 years, while his eldest son is now 103 years old. Gazette of
SUTFAN Jacob, at Independence, Sussex Co., N. J., aged 80 years,
SUTTON James, executed for piracy, at Phila- delphia,
Catherine, widow of Bartholomew, in 75th year. Gazette of
Mrs. Mary, of Belden Co., N. C., aged 116 years, native of Culpepper Co., Va .; had 5 sons and 7 daughters, all now living. Her descendants are now 1492, at 52 her eye-
April 7, 1812
Dec. 21, 1822
June 13, 1821
SUMNER Increase, Governor of Massachusetts, at Boston, in 53d year,
June 7, 1799
Capt. Samuel, postmaster, at Pomfret, Ct., aged 55 years,
Dec. 31, 1822
Rev. Joseph, D. D., at Shrewsbury, Mass., in 85th year, and 63d of his ministry. Ga- zette of
Dec. 22, 1824
March 16, 1825
Jan. 23, 1811
Aug. 31, 1799 March 21, 1814
Nov. 27, 1780
July 23, 1785
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SUTTON :
sight left her, returned at 76 and contin- ued until 98, and then failed again to her death. She had been at the births of 1121 of her posterity,
Rober , in this town, at an advanced age. Gazette of
Joseph, in Indiana, accidentally killed by the discharge of a gun in the hands of a friend behind whom he was walking. Gazette of Mrs. Rachel, wife of William, and daughter of Joseph Matthews, of Killingly, Ct., in this town, in 43d year,
Jan. 22, 1811
Nov. 16, 1811
April 26, 1817
Aug. 26, 1823
July 27, 1811
Ebenezer, at Attleboro, in 67th year. Ga- zette of
April 4, 1795
Nathaniel Osborn, youngest son of N. P., at Bristol, aged 18 months,
Sept. 23, 1821
SWAIN Mr. -, a shoemaker, at New York, of the fever. Gazette of
Oct. 5, 1799
Reuben, at Nantucket, aged 83 years ; he leaves 10 children, 53 grand, and 54 great grandchildren. Gazette of
June 6, 1807
Capt. Silas, on coast of Brazil, killed by a whale. Gazette of
July 14, 1810
Uriah, Esq., at Nantucket, aged 56 years, late a Representative from that town. Ga- zette of
Oct. 13, 1810
John, at Philadelphia, in 32d year. Gazette of
Nov. 29, 1794
James, native of Ireland, at Charleston, S. C. Gazette of
Oct. 30, 1802
SWAINEY Mrs. Sarah, widow of Alexander, at Newport, aged 57 years. Gazette of
Dec. 8, 1824
SWARTWONT Gen. John, at New York. Ga- zette of
Feb. 19, 1 823
SWASEY Mary, at the Newport Asylum, aged 64 years. Gazette of
Oct. 1, 1823 Feb. 13, 1771
SWEDEN the King of, died
SWEENEY Hugh, merchant, at Fredericksburg, Md., of Corps of Volunteers. Gazette of SWEARINGEN Gen. , at Middletown, Md., a soldier of the Revolution, and suffered a long and painful imprisonment,
Oct. 11, 1794
July 22, 1825
SWEET Mrs. , wife of Calvin, at Attle- boro. Gazette of
Capt. Samuel, at Newport, in 71st year. Ga- zette of
Aug. 3, 1793
Nov. 9, 1793
SUWARREN the Prince of, in Russia, drowned. Gazette of
SWAN Capt. --- , of Col. Baylor's Regt. of Horse, killed in action,
Sept. 28, 1778
320
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
SWEET Mary, wife of Eber, at North Kings- town. Gazette of
Dr. John B., at Newburyport, aged 45 years. Gazette of
Aug. 27, 1796
Col. Henry, at Attleboro, in 80th year. Ga- zette of
Dec. 12, 1801
Rufus, seaman, belonging to East Greenwich, drowned at Newport. Gazette of
Jan. 9, 1802
Mrs. Anne, at Johnston, in 85th year. Ga- zette of
Nov. 29, 1806
Miss Content, for many years a school teacher, of this town, aged 79 years,
April 15, 1807
Mrs. Mary, wife of Nehemiah, in this town, in 66th year. Gazette of
Nov. 28, 1807
Mrs. Bathsheba, widow of Capt. Henry, at Attleboro, in 86th year,
Dec. 29, 1807
Miss Martha, daughter of Ezra, in North Providence, aged 17 years,
July 24, 1810 Jan. 3, 1811
Mrs. Esther, wife of Gideon, Jr., in this town, in 33d year,
Oct. 3, 1811
Philip, at Johnston. Gazette of
Aug. 1, 1812
Miss Abigail, at Smithfield, in 31st year,
Nov. 4, 1812
Mrs. Abby, wife of Joseph, in 30th year,
Dec. 29, 1812
Mrs. Esther, at Attleboro, aged 35 years, of the fever. Gazette of
Feb. 10, 1816
Hartford, son of Gideon of Attleboro, a graduate of Brown University, at Rich- mond, Va., aged 27 years,
Mrs. Orinda, wife of Leander, at Rehoboth, in 27th year,
Nehemiah, in 79th year,
Dr. Jonathan, an eminent bonesetter, at South Kingstown,
May 15, 1820
Hannah T., wife of Angell and daughter of Willis Taft of Uxbridge, at Upton, Mass.,
June 24, 1821
Charles James, son of Otis, in this town, aged 1 year, 9 months,
Oct. 22, 1821
Jan. 5, 1822 March 12, 1822
Mary, daughter of George, at Middletown, aged 15 years,
Amey, eldest daughter of John, at Upton, Mass., in 37th year,
June 28, 1824
Henry A., infant son of Alexander G., in this town,
Abby Sayles, infant daughter of Jesse B., in this town, aged.6 months,
April 10, 1818
Sept. 5, 1819 Sept. 29, 1819
Edward S., Esq., attorney at law, aged 24 years, at Dedham, Mass. Gazette of Otis, in this town, in 28th year,
Emily Adeline, youngest daughter of Otis, of this town, at Attleboro, in 5th year,
May 9, 1822
May 3, 1824
July 29, 1824
Aug. 28, 1824
John, in this town,
Sept. 27, 1794
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SWEET John, at Upton, Mass., in 64th year Joanna, wife of Jesse B., and daughter of Smith Sayles, of Smithfield, in this town, aged 27 years, Dr. Nathan, at Glocester, in 82d year,
March 23, 1825
June 18, 1825 July 8, 1825
SWEETING Mrs. Esther, widow of Henry, of this town, aged 94 years,
Lydia, wife of Capt. Job, in 44th year,
Dec. 27, 1779
Nathaniel Stewart, of the privateer Marquis de La Fayette, died of a fever, at Cape Francois. Gazette of
Feb. 9, 1782
Lydia, daughter of Capt. Job, in 20th year. Gazette of
Jan. 29, 1786
Capt. Job, at Mendon, Mass., in 86th year ; was for years a nautical commander from this port. Gazette of
Sept. 25, 1813
SWEETLAND Mrs. -, widow, at an ad- vanced age. Gazette of
July 4, 1795
Bowen, 2d., eldest son of Lieut. William, of Attleboro, in his 23d year, drowned near Sabin's Point,
SWEETZER John, at Boston. Gazette of
SWIFT Joseph, Esq., merchant, at Philadelphia. in 74th year. Gazette of
Mrs. Huldah, wife of James, at Rochester, Mass., of the fever. Gazette of
April 27, 1816
July 25, 1817
Oct. 30, 1822
Hon. Zephaniah, of Windham, Ct., formerly Chief Justice of Connecticut, in Ohio, while on a visit to his children there. Ga- zette of Oct. 15, 1823
SWINBOURNE Lieut. , aged 103 years; had been in sea service 80 years ; had been in several severe actions, and yet never rose higher, and died on half pay, at Canterbury, Eng. Gazette of
Mrs. Mary, widow of Thomas, at Newport, in 87th year. Gazette of
Daniel, at Newport, in 59th year. Gazette of Seth, at Newport, aged 24 years,
Thomas, at Newport, aged 38 years. Ga- zette of
SWONWICK John, Esq., at Philadelphia. Ga- zette of
March 14, 1772
March 16, 1805 Jan. 10, 1820 June 7, 1823
Aug. 31, 1825
Aug. 11, 1798
Bowen, eldest son of William, drowned at Sabin's Point, Rehoboth, in 23d year,
Aug. 4, 1811
Aug. 5, 18II Jan. 9, 1802
Jan. 10, 1807
Isaac, native. of England, drowned in swim- ming a horse across the Hudson River,
Capt. Asa R., of Palmyra, N. Y., son of Gen. John, drowned by upsetting of a boat,
Oct. 27, 1779
322
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
SYKES Ethelred, landsman, killed on board the Lawrence on Lake Erie, in action,
SYLHAMMER John, landsman, killed on board the Scorpion on Lake Erie, in action, SYLVESTER Hon. Peter, at Kinderhook, N. Y., in 74th year. Gazette of
Ann, a free black, at Island of Jamaica, aged 133 years,
Ezra, at Duxbury, of hydrophobia, aged 73 years. Gazette of
Mrs. Mary, at Newport, aged 90 years,
Miss Harriet, at Newtown, Ct., aged 17 years; 40 young men carried her to the grave, and 42 young women followed the bier. Gazette of
Mrs. Miranda, wife of Amos, in this town, in 27th year,
Dec. 1, 1820
Nov. 29, 1822
Sept. 30, 1767
May 9, 1807
SYMMS John, aged 22 years, suddenly, at Mar- blehead. Gazette of
Feb. 11, 1824
June 28, 1823
Nov. 9, 1819
Nov. 20, 1819 Oct. 12, 1793
T
TABOR Benedict, his son, aged 6 years, died from eating some poisonous root; the daughter was also sick but an emetic proved able to save her life,
Samuel, merchant, at Norwich, Ct. Gazette of Sept. 15, 1798
Mrs. Anna, wife of Jabez, at New Bedford. Had been married but a fortnight. Ga- zette of
Sept. 10, 1813
Sept. 10, 1813
Nov. 5, 1808
May -, 1810
Dec. 15, 1810 April 12, 1813
June 28, 1817
Miss Susannah, daughter of the late Joseph, at Newport, aged 67 years,
SYMES - -, daughter of Capt. Symes, of Charlestown, Mass., killed by being crushed by a cart,
Rev. William, D. D., at Andover, Mass., aged 76 years. Gazette of
SYMONDS Capt. Joseph, at Bradford, Mass., aged 65 years, killed by lightning while at work in his field. Gazette of
SYNDER Simon, late Governor of Pennsylva- nia, at Selin's Grove, Union Co., Penn.,
Hon. Simon, late Governor of Pennsylvania, aged 60 years, at his residence in Selin's Grove, Northumberland Co., Penn. Ga- zette of SYNG Mrs. -, at Philadelphia. Gazette of
March 25, 1774
Aug. 3, 1799
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TABOR Benedict, in this town, at an advanced age, suddenly. Gazette of
Jacob, at Vassellborough, Me., of Society of Friends, aged 83 years. Gazette of Mrs. Margaret, wife of George, at Tiverton, aged 64 years,
Dec. 21, 1799
Oct. 31, 1807
Nov. 15, 1810
John, at Portland, Me., of Society of Friends, aged 86 years,
May 6, 1811
Miss Susan, daughter of Philip, of Taunton, in 30th year. Gazette of
Gardiner, aged 26 years,
Oct. 10, 1812 Nov. 13, 1814
Mrs. Sarah, at Tiverton, aged 100 years 8 months. It is not known the number of her descendants, but she had 125 great- grandchildren at the time of her death and it was supposed it was nearer 150. Gazette of
April 24, 1819
April 15, 1821
Oct. 22, 1821
Mary Gray, daughter of Otis, in this town, aged 14 months,
Aug. 18, 1824
Ann Elizabeth, daughter of Joseph, at Paw- tucket, aged I year 7 months,
Nov. 4, 1824
TAFFIN Peter, at Orleans, aged 107 years. Ga- zette of
Feb. 27, 1808
Aug. 3, 1799
Seth, of Hartland, Vt., formerly resident of Smithfield, at Woodstock, Vt., in 36th year ; leaves a wife and 4 children ; death was occasioned by a wound from a nail which entered his heel, causing first, in- flammation, and later mortification,
Capt. Otis, at Pawtuxet, aged 33 years,
TAGGART Hon. William, in 65th year, at New- port. Gazette of
Jan. 20, 1798
Mrs. Sarah, wife of Henry C., and daughter of John Williams, of Newport, R. I., at Middleboro, N. Y., in 23d year,
James, a child of, at Dunbarton, N. H., of the fever. Gazette of
Rev. Samuel, at Colrain, Mass., aged 71 years, formerly member of Congress. Gazette of
Capt. John, aged 39 years, son of Clarke, Esq., · of Middletown, at Charleston, S. C. Ga- zette of
July 22, 1811 Dec. 5, 1821
May 4, 1810
Dec. 10, 1814
May 11, 1825
Sept. 7, 1825
Mrs. Joanna, wife of Samuel M., in this town, in 23d year,
Miss Mary G., at Little Compton, in 26th year,
TAFT Nathan, seaman, of the General Greene, at sea. Gazette of
324
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
TAINTER Mrs. Sarah, at Boston ; she ran a pin in her foot and died within 48 hours from
spasms occasioned by the wound. Ga- zette of
TALBOT Anna, wife of Col. Silas, in 31st year, Ann, wife of Col. Silas Talbot. Gazette of Ebenezer. Gazette of
Hannah, daughter of Benjamin, in 21st year. Gazette of
March 28, 1795
Mrs. Rebecca, wife of Capt. Silas, at Phila- delphia. Gazette of
Oct. 15, 1803
Sally, daughter of Daniel, aged 14 years, was murdered,
June 30, 1804
July 15, 1805
Miss Julia P., eldest daughter of Benjamin, in 25th year, in this town,
Benjamin, in this town, in 18th year,
Mrs. Rachel, wife of Capt. Joseph R., at Bristol, aged 24 years,
Oct. 7, 1822
TALCOTT John, eldest son of the late Gov- ernor Talcott, at Windsor,
June 4, 1771
Miss Elizabeth G., aged 32 years, at Weath- ersfield, Ct.,
July 24, 1817
Feb. 16, 1805
TALLIEN Jean Lambert, a French Revolution- ary character, died at Paris, aged 54 years. Gazette of
Feb. 17, 1821
Oct. 17, 1772
Feb. 26, 1803
March 19, 1803
Capt. Thomas, master ship builder, in this town, in 72d year,
Mrs. Lucy, wife of Benjamin, in 39th year,
Mrs. Lucretia, wife of Col. Benjamin, aged 63 years,
Sept. 22, 1817
Harriet, daughter of Benjamin, Jr., in this town, in 19th year,
Sarah, in this town, aged 23 years,
Samuel, son of Jonathan, at Newport, aged II years,
Aug. 23, 1817 April 25, 1781 April 28, 1781 April 6, 1782
Benjamin, of this town, in 63d year,
Capt. Silas, U. S. Navy, formerly a lieut. colonel in the Revolutionary Army, at New York. Gazette of
. July 17, 1813
May 30, 1815 Nov. 15, 1817
Margaret, wife of Capt. Zephaniah, at War- ren. Gazette of
May 14, 1825
TALIAFERO Col. John, in Virginia. Gazette of
TALLMAN Mrs., wife of Peleg, shipwright. Gazette of
Benjamin, at Portsmouth, aged 93 years, 7 months. Gazette of
Benjamin, at Portsmouth, aged 93 years. Gazette of
April 19, 1809 June 4, 1809
July 26, 1819 Sept. 26, 1820
July 26, 1823
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PROVIDENCE GAZETTE-DEATHS
TALLMAN Mrs. Penelope, widow of John, of Tiverton, at North Providence, in 49th year. Gazette of Thomas, formerly of this town, at Chatham, Ct., aged 46 years, TALMAGE Mrs. Mary, wife of Hon. Benjamin, at Litchfield, Ct.,
Oct. 1, 1823
March 24, 1824
June 2, 1805
TALLMADGE Hiram, son of David, at Bark- hamstead, aged 2 years, 3 months ; fell into a kettle of boiling water. Gazette of Col. James, in 78th year, a soldier of the Revolution, at Poughkeepsie, N. Y.,
Sept. 21, 1816
Dec. 21, 1821
March 30, 1776
Freelove, widow of John, at Newport, in 73d year. Gazette of
Aug. 4, 1792
Palmer, at Scituate, in 77th year ; he served six years in Old French war and through the Revolution,
April 21, 1813
July 23, 1815 Nov. 13, 1824
Christopher, at Cranston, in 31st year,
Arisa Eliza, daughter of Thomas B., in this town,
Sept. 4, 1825
TANOIS Francis, at Paris, aged 88 years, clerk in the French Treasury ; he left 10 widows behind, although a bachelor until 1792 ; to each he left an annuity of £50 per annum, TANT William, of Boston, at Isle of France. Gazette of
Nov. 19, 1804
July 28, 1792
Dec. 26, 1777
Nov. 27, 1824
TARDY Mr. - -- , said to be a bank clerk ; he threw himself out of a window, was found next morning nearly dead, and survived 2 hours, at New York. Gazette of
TARR Caleb, died at Halifax, a prisoner of war between Nov. 23, 1776, and
TASEWELL Isaac, acting midshipman of the General Greene, at sea. Gazette of
TASKER Hon. Benjamin, President of the Council, at Annapolis, Md.,
July 16, 1823
Dec. 26, 1777
Aug. 3, 1799
June 19, 1768
TANNER Mary, wife of John, Esq., of New- port, at Stonington. Gazette of James, late of Newport, at Worcester. Ga- zette of
May 18, 1782
Henry, aged 17, killed by his brother Abel, aged 15, at North Kingstown, by the accidental discharge of a gun,
TAPPING William, died at Halifax, a prisoner of war between Nov. 23, 1776, and
TARDIEN M-, merchant, in France, said to have been killed by his nephew who wounded several persons besides, at Mar- seilles. Gazette of
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VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
TASQUIN Louisa Charlotte Marie Angelique, wife of Victor Hughes, French Commis- sary of the colony of Cayenne, aged 32 years, at Cayenne. Gazette of
TATE Rev. Matthew, at Beaufort, S. C., in 46th year,
His High Excellency George, member of the Senate, the highest court of the Em- pire and admiral of the Russian Navy ; was born at London, June 14, 1745, came to Russia with his father 1757, entered the navy 1770 as lieutenant where he contin- ued 50 years. He died very suddenly at St. Petersburg,
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