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Oct. - , 1808
(Issue of Jan. 14, 1809, says not dead.)
John Horne, an English literary character, in England. Gazette of
TOOKER Mrs. Jane, aged 27 years, in England, from her clothes taking fire ; while in the agonies of death she gave birth to a fine and healthy boy who survives his unfor- tunate parent. Gazette of
Sept. 6, 1801
April 21, 1824
May 9, 1812
June 25, 1814
June 11, 1825
TOMPKINS Gideon, at Little Compton, drowned in the Bay,
351
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TOPHAM Col. John, at Newport. Gazette of Mrs. Mary R., widow of Capt. Philip M., at Newport, in 34th year. Gazette of
Sept. 28, 1793 Nov. 14, 1821
Jan. 17, 1824
TOPPAN Rev. David, D. D., Hollis Professor of Divinity in Harvard College, at Cam- bridge, aged 51 years. Gazette of
Sept. 3, 1803
TARENT the Princess of, in Russia ; she was noted for her attachment to the House of Bourbon. Gazette of
Jan. 21, 1815
TORRES Manuel, Columbian Minister to the United States, at Philadelphia, aged 58 years,
July 16, 1822
Dec. 24, 1791
March 10, 1795
March 31, 1804
Mrs. Mercy, wife of Dr. Augustus, at Gloces- ter, in 29th year,
May 11, 1809
Lucy, aged 21 years, at Killingly, Ct. Ga- zette of
Oliver, 2d, at Killingly,
May 14, 1814 June 2, 1817
Mrs. Emily, wife of Joseph J. G. and daugh- ter of John Horton, of this town, at Bath, Me., aged 28 years. Gazette of
Nov. 3, 1824
TOTTEN Mrs. Martha, wife of Levi, Esq., at South Kingstown, aged 42 years,
Aug. 9, 1814
TOULMIN Hon. Harry, late a U. S. District . Judge for District of Mississippi, at Wash- ington Co., Ala. Gazette of
Dec. 20, 1823
TOURO Abraham, Esq., merchant, at Boston, aged 48 years,
TOURTELLOT Stephen. Gazette of
March 11, 1769
May 10, 1778
-, son of William, at Glocester, aged about 6 years ; he ran against a shovelful of coals and burnt himself so severe as to cause death in a few hours,
David, eldest son of Jesse, Esq., at Gloces- ter, in 21st year. Gazette of
Nov. 20, 1819
Jonathan, of French parentage, at Foster, aged 94 years, 2 months,
Nov. 16, 1820
Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Roger Williams Tourtellot, in 50th year, at Foster,
Oct. 18, 1822
Rebecca, daughter of Jonathan, aged 20 years, killed instantly by being thrown from her horse, at Scituate,
Feb. 4, 1805
March 10, 1821
Mrs. Ann, widow of Col. John, at Newport, in 78th year,
TORREY Rev. Dr. Joseph, at South Kings- town, at a very advanced age. Gazette of Stephen, at Windsor, in 23d year, student in Rhode Island College,
Dea. Joseph, at Killingly, in 72d year. Ga- zette of
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VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
TOURTELLOT Roger Williams, at Scituate, in 50th year ; was French on paternal and a descendant from Roger William on the maternal side. Gazette of
Urana A., daughter of Hon. Jesse, at Gloces- ter, in II year,
May 22, 1825
TOWER Amey, wife of Capt. John. Gazette of
Sept. 22, 1787
Capt. John, of this town, on coast of Africa. Gazette of
May 22, 1790
Capt. Benjamin, at Cumberland, at an ad- vanced age. Gazette of
Feb. 18, 1792 Nov. 18, 1818
Manning, at Cumberland, in 24th year,
TOWLE Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Rev. Samuel, at Nazareth, Penn., aged 62 years ; her husband was late minister of the Moravian Church, at Newport,
Dec. 10, 1823
Oct. 25, 1800
Rev. Henry, Baptist minister, at Versailles, in Woodford Co., Ky.,
Feb. 3, 1824
TOWNE Benjamin, at Philadelphia, printer to the city for many years. Gazette of Aaron, in this town,
July 27, 1793 July 23, 1819
TOWNSEND Hon. Roger, 5th son of Hon. Viscount Townsend, killed by a cannon ball, at Ticonderoga, July 25, 1759, in the 28th year of his age. Gazette of
TOWNSEND the Viscountess, wife of the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, about Sept. 17, 1770. Gazette of
Jonathan, son of Christopher, of Newport, at Long Island. Gazette of
Nov. 7, 1772
Mrs. - -, wife of Rev. Solomon, at Bar- rington. Gazette of
Daniel, of Lynn, killed at Lexington,
Solomon, Jr., at Barrington, his house con- sumed by fire,
Jerusha, wife of William. Gazette of
Patience, widow of Christopher, at Newport, in 87th year. Gazette of
March 14, 1789
Miss Jerusha, in this town. Gazette of Shippee, at Boston. Gazette of
Sept. 8, 1798
David, at Charlestown, Mass., by a falling timber, in 25th year. Gazette of
Mrs. Deborah, widow of Job, at Newport, in 76th year. Gazette of
March 12, 1763
Nov. 17, 1770
Aug. 7, 1773 April 19, 1775
June 7, 1776 March 1, 1777
Rev. Solomon, b. at Boston, -, 1716, graduated at Harvard 1735; died at Bar- rington Dec. 25, buried
Dec. 28, 1796 Sept. 9, 1797
Nov. 16, 1799
Feb. 2, 1805
TOWLER William, of Baltimore, in Baltimore Co., Md. Gazette of
Nov. 5, 1823
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TOWNSEND Jeremiah, at New Haven. Ga- zette of
Robert M., at Newport, in 33d year. Ga- zette of John, at Newport, in 77th year. Gazette of Christopher, at Newport, in 70th year. Ga- zette of
Aug. 3, 1805
Oct. 19, 1805 March 25, 1809
April 15, 1809 July 15, 1810
Edward, at Newport, in 76th year,
Rhoda, aged 28 years (colored), at Medford almshouse; was burnt to death by her clothes taking fire from a fire cracker some thoughtless person threw at her. Gazette of
Laura Meetz, youngest daughter of Capt. Solomon, in this town, aged 19 months. Gazette of
Nov. 1, 1817
Solomon, at Barrington, in 70th year, an offi- cer in the Revolution,
March 22, 1818
Anne Lyon, youngest daughter of Capt. Sol- omon, aged 4 years,
July 3, 1818 Feb. 2, 1821
Solomon, at Newport, aged 46 years,
Mary, wife of Job, at Newport, aged 54 years. Gazette of
July 7, 1824
, son of John, aged II years, thrown from a wagon and killed, at Albany, N. Y. Gazette of
TRACY Mr. Simeon, at Norwich (in his sleep), in his 96th year. Gazette of
Nathaniel, Esq., at Newburyport. Gazette of Samuel, Esq., at Norwich, aged 75 years. Gazette of
June 16, 1798
Mrs. Margaret, wife of John, Esq., at New- buryport, aged 52 years. Gazette of
Nov. 15, 1806
Uriah, Esq., U. S. Senator from Connecti- cut, at Washington. Gazette of
James, at Gallatin, Tenn. He and wife left their four children at home to attend meet- ing. The house took fire and the four per- ished in the flames, Nov. 23, 1820
TRAFALGAR Lord, nephew of the late Lord Nelson, and the only issue of the present Peer. The eldest son of Mr. Bolton, who married a sister of the hero, will probably inherit the title, in England. Gazette of TRAFFAN Elizabeth, wife of Capt. Philip, in this town, in 66th year, suddenly,
Aug. 17, 1825
Sept. 23, 1775
Sept. 24, 1796
Aug. 1, 1807
March 26, 1808
April 18, 1798
Elizabeth, wife of Thomas, at Newport, Solomon, Esq., at Albany, member of the Assembly from New York City, from apo- plectic fit,
March 27, 18II Nov. 28, 1811
July 20, 1816
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VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
TRAFTON Samuel G., of Rhode Island, ship carpenter, at Savannah. Gazette of
TRAINER James, private, killed on board frig- ate Chesapeake, in action with the Shan- non,
June 1, 1813
TRAPNILL Joshua, seaman, wounded and since died, on board the Niagara on Lake Erie, in action,
Sept. 10, 1813
March 21, 1795
July 29, 1809
Jonathan, at Boston, aged 53 years, a Revo- lutionary soldier,
May 12, 1811
William, drowned in the Charles river. Ga- zette of
July 3, 1822
TRASS Samuel, died at Halifax, a prisoner of war, between Nov. 23, 1776, and
TRASTON Mrs. Mary, widow, in 77th year,
TRAVERS George, Esq., attorney-at-law; was found dead in his bed, supposed to have been accidentally killed by discharge of one of his pistols which he had placed at the head of his bed; was preparing to visit Spain as the secretary of our minister. Gazette of
March 20, 1819
July 20, 1820
Miss Catharine S., at Seekonk, in 12th year, daughter of the late Thomas,
Nov. 19, 1821
March 19, 1823 Jan. 17, 1791
April 30, 1791
April 18, 1793 Dec. 22, 1805
March 4, 1809
Jan. 12, 1811
Aug. 30, 1823
TRASK Capt. Ebenezer, aged 62 years, at Smith- field. Gazette of
Thomas, in Virginia, aged 102 years. He kept his coffin 12 years. Gazette of
Aug. 2, 1823
Dec. 26, 1777 Nov. 4, 1815
Michael, supposed murdered by John H. Ogilvie, in May -, 1820. Gazette of
Mrs. - , aged 90 years, in England. Her singular life and character has been pub- lished under the head of Lady Travers. Gazette of
TREADWELL Eleazer, drowned in the river, Eleazer, drowned in the river in January last. His remains discovered and decently in- terred. Gazette of
Mrs. Patience, wife of Capt. Jonathan, in 48th year,
Mrs. Phebe, at North Providence, in 82d year, Capt. Jonathan, in this town, in 68th year, Hon. John, one of Judges of Court of Com- mon Pleas for Essex Co., Mass., at Salem, of apoplexy, aged 72 years. Gazette of Hon. John, formerly Governor of the State, aged 78 years, at Farmington, Ct. Ga- zette of
355
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TREAT Elizabeth, wife of Mr. Treat. She was Elizabeth Channing, whose trial for per- jury about 20 years ago made a sensation. The evidence is contained in 300 folio pages of State Trials, Vol. 10. She was found guilty but was offered mercy and transported to America, at Wethersfield, Ct.,
TREBY Sarah, wife of John, at Newport, April 6, 1769 ; was daughter of Ebenezer Richard- son, Esq., of Prudence, aged 36 years. Ga- zette of
Mehitable, late of Newport, in her 92d year, at Freetown. Gazette of
John, late of Newport, at Providence,
Samuel, at New London, aged 71 years. Gazette of
TRECOTHIEK Mrs. Hannah, mother of Bar- low Trecothiek, Esq., of London, at Bos- ton,
TRETCHER Capt. Thomas, at Alexander, Va., in 53d year ; he circumnavigated the globe with Capt. Cook; at Alexandra, Va., in 53d year. Gazette of
TREUBEY Ansel, drowned in the Susquehanna River near Walton, Penn.,
TREVILLA John, aged about 50 years ; in Aug. last he was stung by a bee which produced a stroke of apoplexy, but by medical aid was restored to health ; the day of his death he went out fishing, in the evening went out to gather some apples, when he was stung on the head by a bee; he reached the house and was dead in five minutes,
TREVILLE Admiral Latouche, at Toulon. Gazette of
TREVETT Mrs. Sarah, widow of Eleazer, at Newport, in 84th year. Gazette of
Elizabeth, wife of John, at Newport, aged 73 years,. Capt. John, at Newport, aged 76 years,
Ga- TREVOR Richard, Bishop of Durham. zette of
TREZEVANT Theodore, a native of France, and a resident at Charleston, S. C., aged 80 years. Gazette of
TRIGGE Col. John, member of Congress, in Virginia. Gazette of
June 22, 1773
April 22, 1769
Aug. 10, 1776 Sept. 29, 1778
Oct. 12, 1799
Sept. 20, 1766
Oct. 30, 1813 June 1, 1822
July 21, 1820
Nov. 3, 1804
Aug. 17, 1805
Jan. 22, 1823 Nov. 5, 1823
Aug. 17, 1771
June 13, 1801
July 28, 1804
356
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
TRILFORD Henry, mate of the brig Fairy Queen, aged about 30 years, leaves wife and 10 children, at New York, from an overdose of laudanum. Gazette of
TRIMBLE Hon. William A., U. S. Senator from Ohio, aged 35 years; was taken at Detroit in 1812, when exchanged received a Major's Commission ; in a sortie from Fort Erie, he was wounded which has brought him to his grave; was elected senator in 1818. Gazette of
TRIPP Susannah, widow of Edward, Esq., of North Providence, at Johnston, in 77th year,
Sarah, wife of Othniel. Gazette of
Arthur, of this town, merchant, at North Carolina, aged 31 years. Gazette of
Dec. 10, 1791
Aug. 10, 1793
Jan. 18, 1794
Capt. John, of Charleston, S. C., at Island of St. Helena, aged 40 years. Gazette of John, in 36th year,
April 15, 1797
April 13, 1800
Lieut. - , U. S. Navy, commander of brig Vixen, distinguished himself in the Tripolean War, at sea on his passage from Havana to New Orleans. Gazette of
Mrs. Mary, widow of Capt. Samuel, in this town, in 74th year; she was a daughter of Gideon Crawford and granddaughter of Gabriel Bernen who fled from France in 1688;
Peleg, at Westport, aged about 20 years, drank a half pint of strong liquor on a wager,
John, at North Providence, in 75th year,
Miss Martha, at Newport, in 30th year. Ga- zette of
Elijah, at Johnston, in 47th year. Gazette of Consider, at Barrington, in 85th year, a Rev- olutionary pensioner,
Bernen, in this town, in 56th year,
Mrs. Hope, at Newport, aged 49 years. Ga- zette of
William, son of Stephen, in this town, aged 9 years, 10 months,
TROOP Dr. Amos, in 79th year, suddenly,
Feb. 12, 1816
April 12, 1819 Feb. 27, 1820
Nov. 16, 1820 Oct. 17, 1821
Oct. 18, 1822
Aug. 13, 1823
April 6, 1825
Aug. 8, 1825 April 13, 1814
June 28, 1823
Dec. 22, 1821
Feb. 1, 1788 Feb. 9, 1788
Mrs. Catharine, wife of Samuel, aged 54 years, at East Greenwich. Gazette of Betsey, daughter of William, at Newport, in 24th year. Gazette of
Capt. Thomas, at Newport, in 84th year. Gazette of
May 2, 1801
Aug. 25, 1810
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TROTT Capt. James, at Swanzey. Gazette of TROTTER John, executed for desertion, at Providence,
Capt. William, formerly of this town, at Bradford, Vt.,
Mrs. Deborah, widow of Capt. William, at Bradford, Vt., in 45th year. Gazette of
Nov. 20, 1813
TROUGHTON Joseph, of Taunton, drowned in Hell Gate having been knocked overboard by the boom of his boat,
June 18, 1771
TROUINS the two, perished in the burning of the theatre at Richmond, Va.,
Dec. 26, 1811
TROWBRIDGE Ira, of Capt. Whitney's Co., killed at battle of Tippicanoe,
Nov. 7, 1811
Daniel, at New Haven, aged 68 years ; he was standing in his door conversing with his nephew in his usual health ; he fell down and expired. Gazette of
Aug. 22, 1818
Capt. Benjamin, in New York, in 67th year ; was born at Haddam, Ct.,
Jan. 12, 1822
TROY Dr. Thomas, Roman Catholic Arch Bishop, of Dublin, Ireland, in 84th year,
May 10, 1823
TRUE David Nelson, son of Capt. Samuel, at New Glocester, Me., aged 4 years ; the fact is recorded that there was taken from this child, an animal 16 inches long shaped like an adder, which no doubt was cause of death. Gazette of
TRUESDALE William Lee, only son of Thomas, aged 21 months,
Nov. 14, 1816
William Lee, only son of Thomas, in this town, aged 2 years, II months,
Dec. 29, 1819 July 1, 1785
TRUMAN Sarah, wife of Dr. Thomas,
Dr. Thomas, at North Providence, in 35th year,
Aug. 7, 1786
Feb. 28, 1789
March 13, 1802
Aug. 22, 1807
Charles Carew, son of John, aged 2 years, II months,
Henry, at New London, aged 63 years, Mrs. Sally, wife of John, at Coventry, aged 39 years,
Oct. 4, 1811 July 9, 1812
March 29, 1815 Sept. 21, 1818
Nathan, in this town, aged 51 years,
Nov. 5, 1808
May 28, 1778
June II, 1822
July 11, 1821
Abigail, wife of Jonathan, at North Provi- dence. Gazette of
Jonathan, at North Providence, aged about 82 years ; was a native of New London. Gazette of
Miss Sarah, daughter of the late Jonathan, formerly of New London. Gazette of
358
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TRUMBULL Col. Joseph, eldest son of the Governor, at Lebanon, Ct., last week. Gazette of
Mrs. - , wife of Hon. Jonathan, Governor of Connecticut, at Lebanon, in 61st year. Gazette of
Mrs. Margaret, at Glastonbury, Ct., aged 102 years. Gazette of
June 15, 1793
Aug. 14, 1802
Charles E., printer, of Norwich, late pub- lisher of Connecticut Centinel, at sea, while on passage to the East Indies, aged 22 years,
Oct. 21, 1804
May 23, 1807
Governor -, of Connecticut, at Le- banon, aged 69 years,
Aug. 7, 1809
TRUMP Michael, at Upper Dublin, Penn., in 95th year ; he survived his wife 8 years, who died in her 85th year; 7 children, 47 grand and 26 great-grandchildren survive him; was of Society of Friends. Gazette of TRUXTON Com. Thomas, at Philadelphia, late of U. S. Navy,
April 16, 1808
May 5, 1822
TUCHAN Peter, a Russian giant, heighth 8 feet 7 inches. Gazette of
Sept. 21, 1825
TUCKER Joseph, of Providence, at Surinam, W. I. Gazette of
Aug. 3, 1771
Dr. John, in 73d year and 46th of his minis- try, at Newbury, Old Town. Gazette of
April 7, 1792
Moses, drowned in New York Harbor. Ga- zette of
Nov. 7, 1795
Benoni, at Glocester, in 95th year; had lived with his wife 70 years, has left 203 chil-
dren, grand and great-grandchildren. Ga- zette of
Jan. 2, 1802
July 29, 1803
Capt. David, of brig Argus of Salem, at Ba- tavia. Gazette of
June 1, 1805
April 16, 1808
Capt. Andrew, of Marblehead, late master of ship William, at the Rochefort prison, France, imprisoned by the French Govern- ment. Gazette of
David, at Smithfield, in 49th year. Gazette of
Aug. 1, 1778
June 17, 1780
John, editor of Connecticut Centinel, at Nor- wich, aged 50 years,
Leverett, son of Hon. John. at Hartford, in 19th year. Gazette of
TRYON Governor William, in England. Ga- zette of
May 3, 1788
Abraham, mate of the brig Industry, Capt. Dunn, of this port, at Surinam,
Hon. Henry, President and Treasurer of the Colony of Bermuda. Gazette of
Nov. 18, 1809 Oct. 14, 1815
359
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TUCKER William, son of Daniel, at Smithfield, in 28th year,
(Next issue says his age was 24 years.) Miss Emma, formerly of Dighton, on St. John's plantation, Camaraca near Matanzas, W. I. Gazette of
Miss Patience, at Newport, in 75th year, Amey, at North Providence, in 75th year,
TUCKERMAN Mrs., wife of Abraham, of Providence, cordmaker, at Boston. Ga- zette of
Isaac, founder, at Providence,
Abraham, Esq., at Boston, aged 81 years. Gazette of
Feb. 23, 1805
July 25, 1818
March 27, 1819
Dec. 7, 1822
Mrs. - , very suddenly, at Bath, Eng. ; she had an income of £30,000 per year. Gazette of
Feb. 14, 1824
TUELL Benjamin, at Newport, in 50th year. Gazette of
TUELLS Enoch, aged 34 years ; his wife aged 29 years, have been married II years ; have had 15 children, and 4 pairs of twins in succession, at Middletown, Ct. Gazette of
TUFTS William, Jr., aged 44 years, at Medford, Mass. ; he was the first person that en- listed in the Massachusetts service against Louisburg, in 1745;
Capt. Simon, at Charleston, S. C., aged 78 years, formerly a resident of this town. Gazette of
Lurel, Esq., formerly American Consul, at that port, at Surinam. Gazette of
Capt. Simon, in South Carolina, aged 83 years; he was one of the first Naval officers appointed by that State in the late Revolutionary war. Gazette of Mary, at Boston. Gazette of
David, at Lynn, aged 60 years, a soldier of the Revolution. Gazette of
TUKEY Franklin, of Portland, at Boston, aged 19 years ; a stone was thrown at him by Joshua Wyman, aged 15 years ; Tukey had
Jan. 29, 1817
Dec. 25, 1820 July 28, 1821 March 2, 1822
Oct. 19, 1773 Aug. 21, 1779
Edward, Esq., at Boston, aged 78 years. Gazette of
Rhoda, widow of Isaac, in this town, in 70th year. Gazette of
TUDOR Samuel, at East Windsor, Ct., aged 85 years. Gazette of
Sept. 7, 1799
July 9, 1796
May 25, 1771
Dec. 21, 1799
Nov. 6, 1802
Feb. 9, 1805 May 17, 1823
July 12, 1823
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TUKEY :
been ordered to drive the boys away from the molasses casks, and was doing it when the fatal stone was thrown, TULLEY Samuel, executed for mutiny on board schooner George Washington, at South Boston,
Aug. 18, 1818
TUNIS the Bey of. Gazette of
TURNBULL Mrs. Susannah, wife of N-
Esq., and only daughter of the late Col. William Wall, formerly of this town, near Savannah, Geo., in her 32d year,
Feb. 29, 1808
Col. George, at Bloomingdale, near New York ; served 60 years in the British Army ; Nichol, native of Smyrna, aged about 70 years, lived in this country 40 years ; the first large raiser of cotton in the South for exportation; near Savannah, Geo.,
Oct. 13, 1810
TURNER -, son of Mr. Turner, a carpen- ter, at Boston,
Oct. 18, 1763
Col. William, of Boston, at London. Ga- zette of
April 7, 1792 Oct. 24, 1795
Capt. William, at New York. Gazette of
Dr. John, at Freetown, aged 84 years. Ga- zette of
Feb. 3, 1798
Joseph, at Chester, Penn., of a fever, mem- ber Society of Friends. Gazette of
Nov. 3, 1798
Mrs. Mary, wife of Amos, mariner, and daughter of Capt. John Griffeth, aged 29 years. Gazet: e of
Nov. 9, 1799
Mrs. Patience, widow of Dr. John, at Free- town, aged 80 years. Gazette of
Jan. 21, 1804
Sir George, in England ; he left an immense fortune. Gazette of
April 27, 1805
Anna, only daughter of Stuteley, in 21st year, at Glocester, Lieut. -, of the navy, killed in a duel with Lieut. Rush,also of the navy, at New Orleans. Gazette of
Sept. 10, 1807
Nov. 21, 1807
Dr. Daniel, late of East Greenwich, at St. Mary's, Georgia. Gazette of
Nov. 26, 1808
Capt. Thomas, at Charleston, S. C., aged 59 years. Gazette of
Dec. 30, 1809
Mrs. , wife of Joshua. They were rid- ing in a carriage, Mr. Turner smoking ; he dropped some coals from his pipe into the straw in the bottom of the wagon which took fire, set Mrs. T's dress aflame, and
Dec. 10, 1812 April 1, 1815
Oct. 10, 1824
Capt. Christopher, at Portsmouth, innholder, between 80 and 90 years,
Aug. 15, 1769
361
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TURNER :
burnt her so badly that she died in about three hours; at South Greenville, Wash- ington Co., N. Y. Gazette of
Aug. 17, 1811
Hon. Edward D. and his wife, in the parish of La Fauche, Louisiana ; Judge of the district, was in his 42d year and leave 7 children to mourn their loss; were natives of Boston. Gazette of
Dec. 7, 1811
Mrs. Hannah, at Warren, in 88th year. Ga- zette of
Jan. 18, 1812
Martha, wife of Stuteley, Esq., and daughter of Peleg Dexter, dec., at Glocester, in 57th year,
April 18, 1812
Miss Hope, daughter of Capt. Moses, at Warren, aged 17 years,
June 24, 1812
Dr. Peter, of Newport, surgeon's mate in the U.S. Regt. of L. Artillery, at Plattsburgh. Gazette of
Dec. 12, 1812 Aug. 26, 1813 April 17, 1815
William, at Islington, Penn., aged 76 years, William, in 37th year,
Miss Mary, at Newport, aged 77 years. Ga- zette of
May 6, 1815 April 14, 1818
Peleg, at Middletown, aged 79 years,
Capt. Thomas, in 56th year, in this town, suddenly,
Oct. 25, 1819
James, son of Stutely, in 41st year, at Gloces- ter, fell out of a tree,
Nov. 2, 1819
Capt. Samuel W., of Baltimore, at New York ; while going on board his vessel, he fell between it and the dock and was drowned. Gazette of
Nov. 20, 1819
Sept. 23, 1820
Henry F., of Newport, midshipman on board ship John Adams, on coast of Africa. Ga- zette of
Jan. 27, 1821
Ann, daughter of Amos, of this town, at Warwick, in 13th year,
Nov. 26, 1821
Dr. Peter, at East Greenwich, aged about 75 years, (Masonic honors) ; was a surgeon in the Revolution,
Feb. 14, 1822
Midshipman Samuel S., of U. S. ship Mace- donian, at Craney Island. Gazette of
Joshua, at Cranston, aged 98 years, 24 days, Vashti Peck, in this town, in 16th year, youngest daughter of the late William of Rehoboth,
Dr. John, at Troy, Mass., aged 74 years ; served as surgeon in the Revolution,
Sept. 28, 1822 Jan. 9, 1823
Feb. 28, 1823
May 28, 1823
Amos, at the Hospital, in 36th year, native of Hanover, Mass., in 36th year,
362
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
TURNER -, daughter of William, in Ohio, shot by her own father who was carelessly handling his musket. Gazette of
-, son of Caleb, at Taunton; a hogs- head of rum rolled over him which fell from a hind part of a wagon; aged about 8 years,
The Hermet, died on the East Rock, New Haven Harbor ; had lived for several years on top of this rock, was a singular character. Gazette of
Gardiner, in this town, aged 28 years,
Julia, daughter of Hon. Charles, of Scituate, Mass., drowned in the Charles River by upsetting of a sail boat,
TURPIN Capt. Joseph, late of this town, at Charleston, S. C.,
Katharine, widow of William, aged near 90 years. Gazette of
Dec. 22, 1781
June 18, 1796
July 13, 1808
April 11, 1825
Sept. 5, 1825 May 12, 1807
Dec. 13, 1813
Sept. 3, 1814
Sept. 24, 1768 Nov. 10, 1769 May 23, 1782
Dec. 1, 1787 Jan. 1, 1791
Dec. 5, 1795
TWOMBLEY Ralph, at Boston, aged 40 years. Gazette of
TYLER Frances, wife of Joseph, of Boston, merchant,
July 12, 1823
Aug. 16, 1823
Nov. 19, 1823 July 29, 1824
April 18, 1825
July 4, 1784
Mrs. Sarah, widow of John, at an advanced age. Gazette of
TERRATIN Capt. Albert, Aide-de-Camp, and nephew of the Lieut. Governor, at Jamaica, TURRILL Mrs. Deborah, in this town, in 76th year,
TUTHILL Mr. shot himself with his own musket, accidentally, at Columbus, N. Y.,
TUTTLE Beri, drowned at Wallingford, Ct.,
TWAITS Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Mr. Twaits, of the New York theatre, at said place, in 27th year,
William, comedian, at New York. Gazette of
TWEEDY Freelove Sophia, consort of John, at an advanced age, at Newport. Gazette of Nathaniel, late of Newport, at Philadelphia, William, at Newport, in 46th year,
John, merchant, at Newport, in 8Ist. year. Gazette of
Joseph W., Esq., at Newport. Gazette of Eliza Honeyman, daughter of the late Wil- liam, in 20th year, at Newport. Gazette of TWENTYMAN Joseph, died in jail, at Jamaica. Gazette of
March 19, 1785
May 17, 1823
July 15, 1769
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PROVIDENCE GAZETTE-DEATHS
TYLER Ebenezer, at Cranston, from a bite of a dog. Gazette of
Oct. 21, 1769
(Gazette of Nov. II says Mr. Tyler is now living.)
Rev. Andrew, in 64th year, at Boston,
Capt. Ebenezer, of this town, at Havana. Gazette of
June 15, 1782
William, at the ore bed, Cranston, killed by the ground caving in; leaves wife and three children,
Samuel, innholder, in 36th year. Gazette of Martha, daughter of the late Capt. Ebenezer, in 5 Ist year,
Nov. 20, 1799
March 6, 1802
Mrs. Ann, widow of Capt. Ebenezer, in this town, in her 88th year,
Feb. 13, 1804
Gen. John, at Preston, Ct., in 83d year. Ga- zette of
Aug. 4, 1804
Mrs. Mary, wife of Ebenezer, Esq., at Attle- boro, in 45th year. Gazette of
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