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Aug. - , 1825
Edward Augustus, infant son of Abraham, at Providence, aged 19 months,
Sept. 6, 1825
Edward Augustus, son of Abraham, aged 10 months,
Sept. 6, 1825
Elizabeth, daughter of late Capt. aged 16 years, at New York. Patriot of William P., son of Nicholas, drowned near the Central Bridge, aged 22 years. Patriot of
Dec. 2, 1829
STOBEN William (colored), at Providence, aged 68 years,
June 26, 1821
STOCKES Edward, aged 100 years, at Water- ford, Eng .; though poor was a great lover of animals. Patriot of
July 15, 1829
May 21, 1826
Nov. 29, 1826
Jan. 19, 1828
March 6, 1828
STOCKWELL Samuel, formerly of the Boston and Providence Theatres, at New York, aged 28 years. Phenix of
Jarvas J., of Bangor, Me., member of Senior Class, Brown University, at Providence,
He went out in a boat to drown a cat when in the struggle he was drowned, but not the cat, at Cross Lake, Weeds- port. Patriot of
Mrs. New York, killed in explo- sion on Frigate Fulton, at Brooklyn Navy Yard,
STODDARD Major Luther, at Geneva, N. Y., aged 60 years; officer of the Revolution. Phenix of
March 27, 1825
Sept. 21, 1816
Sept. 6, 1821
Aug. 6, 1828
June 4, 1829
Feb. 21, 1807 .
STOCKMAN Dr. Christian, committed suicide on passage down the Hudson from Al- bany to New York, aged 60 years,
Samuel, at Newport, aged 54 years. Patriot ot
Mrs. Nancy, widow of Samuel S., at New- port, aged 50 years. Patriot of
STOCKTON Hon. Richard, at Princeton, N. J., aged 64 years,
July 21, 1830
157
PROVIDENCE PHENIX-DEATHS
STODDARD Lucy, at Providence, in 70th year. Phenix of
Nov. 12, 1808
Salisbury, at Middletown, R. I., in 91st year. Phenix of
Oct. 13, 1810
Major -, of lockjaw from a wound received in battle in Ohio. Phenix of
May 29, 1813
Sarah Guild, infant daughter of Martin, aged 10 months,
Nov. 15, 1818
Salisbury, Jr., son of Salisbury, of Newport, at sea, on passage from Havana,
July 22, 1819
Jonathan, in 23d year,
Aug. 13, 1821
John, in 23d year, son of Samuel,
Aug. 13, 1821
Elizabeth Hellen, infant daughter and only child of Martin,
Oct. 23, 1821
Lorenzo Dow, infant daughter of Thomas, of Newport,
Aug. 26, 1822
wife of Daniel, at Hartland, Vt .; was delivered of 3 children, I boy and 2 girls, and all doing well,
Jan. 5, 1823
-, wife of Daniel, was delivered of 3 children, 1 son and 2 girls at one birth, at Woodstock, Vt. He is the father of 20 children, 19 of whom are living,
Jan. 5, 1823 Oct. 23, 1823
Noah, at Newport, aged 54 years,
Noah, at Newport, aged 52 years,
Oct. 31, 1823
Priscilla, widow of Henry, of Middletown, at Newport, aged 41 years,
Nov. 19, 1823
, murdered by Perry Anthony, in Bay of Honduras, who was executed therefor, Martin Belzoni, only child of Martin, at At- tleboro, aged 17 months,
Dec. 22, 1824
wife of Salisbury, at Newport,
killed at a church raising by falling timbers, at Boston,
June 6, 1826'
, child of Rev. Isaac, of Middleboro, at Bristol,
Nathaniel, suddenly, aged 24 years,
George, youngest son of Harding W., in 8th year, .
June 30, 1829 Nov. 14, 1831
Abby H., daughter of Harding, in 14th year, STOKES Josiah, killed by the fall of a building, at New York,
Abby Ann, daughter of Samuel, aged 3 years, 10 months,
STONE Dea. Joseph, at Cranston, aged 76 years. Phenix of
Sept. 28, 1802
Dea. Jonas, at Newton, Mass., aged 92 years. Phenix of
Oct. 13, 1804
Gen. Joshua Hoskins, at Annapolis, Md. Phenix of
Aug. 3, 1825 April 17, 1826
Sept. 13, 1826 Jan. 7, 1828
May 4, 1832
Aug. 3, 1832
Oct. 27, 1804
.
158
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
STONE William, at Pomfret, Ct., in 89th year, father to late Post Rider between Pomfret and Providence. Phenix of
Capt. Stephen, at Providence, in 4Ist year, Mary, wife of Hopkins, at Warwick, in 32d year. Phenix of
May 21, 1814
Capt. John, at Killingly, Ct., in 68th year; soldier of the Revolution,
July 15, 1818
Philemon, William a d Cyrus, children of Zephna and Lois, of Kinsman, O., drowned by the mother while insane under a re- ligious delusion,
May 14, 1820
Amos. at Cranston, in 55th year; leaves wife and 10 children,
Feb. 27, 1821 Sept. 18, 1821
William, at Coventry, in 87th year,
Catharine, widow of Whipple, at Warwick, aged 53 years,
Nov. 9, 1822 Aug. 9, 1823
Samuel, at Scituate, in 58th year,
Capt. Joseph, member of the Common Coun- cil of Boston, drowned in the harbor there by capsizing of the boat. Patriot of
Sept. 25, 1824
Joseph, son of Joseph S.,
Samuel Augustus, son of Samuel, aged 5 years,
Sept. 23, 1826
Edward and Haverd, of Bourbon Co., Ky., killed by slaves. Patriot of
Oct. 14, 1826
murdered by Daniel, his father, who was tried for the same and found guilty of man- slaughter. Patriot of
Oct. 14, 1826 Dec. 22, 1826
Earl M .. son of Asa, Esq., at Coventry,
Lydia, widow of William, Esq., at Coventry, aged 90 years, 4 months, 18 days,
April 14, 1827
Augustus, infant son of Samuel, aged 2 months,
Feb. 7, 1828
James Burrell, youngest son of Nathan K., at Scituate, in 3d year,
March 16, 1828
Arthur F .. son of Asa, at Coventry, in 22d year,
March 18, 1828
Susan R., at Coventry, aged 2 years, daugh- ter of Artemus,
July 9, 1828
Sheldon H., at Coventry, aged 14 years, son of Artemus,
STOUGHTON James, stabbed to death by Robert M. Goodwin, at New York,
July 28, 1828
Dec. 21, 1819
March 20, 1826
Don Thomas, the French Consul for New York State, which official capacity he had held for 30 years, at New York, in 78th year,
Aug. 4, 1810 March 21, 181I
Daniel, of Oakham, Mass., while drunk shot at and killed his son. He is about 69 years old,
Oct. 24, 1825 Aug. 13, 1826
159
PROVIDENCE PHENIX-DEATHS
STOWE Polly, wife of Samuel, at Providence, after 7 years illness. Phenix of STOW Mrs. Lydia, wife of Francis, at Provi- dence, in 28th year. Phenix of STOWE Samuel, at Providence, in 65th year, Catherine, wife of Samuel, aged 36 years, STOWELL William, proprietor of the Museum, formerly of Hingham, at Rochester, N. Y, aged 54 years. Patriot of
Nov. 16, 1811
June 8, 1816 Sept. 29, 1825 March 10, 1828
Nov. 14, 1829
STRAIT Thomas, murdered by Anthony Spencer, at East Greenwich. Newspaper says he is likely to recover,
Dec. 29, 1802
STRANG Jesse L., executed for murder, at Al- bany, N. Y.,
Aug. 24, 1827
STRANGE John, at Swanzey, in 70th year, a Revolutionary pensioner. Was a drummer and beat a drum at Providence July 4, 1826, Thomas, killed by the upsetting of a stage. Patriot of
June 17, 1827
Sept. 15, 1827
STRATCHAN Lydia, suicide by hanging, at Boston. Patriot of
May 7, 1831
STRATTON Abby Clemmons, daughter of Capt. John, at Warwick, in 4th year. Patriot of Phebe, wife of Capt. John, at Warwick, aged 36 years,
STRAWHEAKER Mrs. Elizabeth, at Savannah, aged 92 years, 6 months. She came from Germany in early life, has resided here 70 years. Patriot of
STREETER Nancy, daughter of William, at Smithfield, aged 14 years,
Minerva, daughter of William, at Smithfield, aged 18 years,
Fanny, daughter of William, at Smithfield, aged 22 years,
July 18, 1820
March 12, 1825
STRICKER Gen. John, at Baltimore. Served in the Revolution and commanded the 3d Brigade in defence of Baltimore in late war; at Baltimore. Patriot of
STROBRIDGE Richard, Esq., postmaster at Freetown, aged 37 years. Patriot of
Aug. 10, 1822
STRONG Tertius, at Westhampton, Mass., a late graduate from Williams College. Phe- nix of
Hon. Caleb, late Governor of Massachusetts, at Northampton, in 75th year, suddenly, Caleb, late Governor of Massachusetts. 'Pa- triot of
June 29, 1802
Nov. 7, 1819
Nov. 24, 1819
Oct. 4, 1820
March 29, 1822
Oct. 17, 1821 1
Feb. - , 1820
May -, 1820
Mary, daughter of Nathaniel, at Cumberland, in 25th year,
July 2, 1825
160
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
STRONG Miss Hepzibah, at Lebanon, Ct., aged 67 years. She injured her spine when 19 years old; she has never been able to raise her head from the pillow since. Patriot of -, aged about 14 years, buried by the cave of a sand bank, at Rochester, N. Y. Pa- triot of
Oct. 16, 1822
Aug. 21, 1824
Capt. Henry S., at New Orleans, aged 24 years, of Bristol, R. I., late master of brig Mordecai,
July 14, 1830
STUART Elizabeth, at Roxbury, Mass., aged 91 years, widow of Gilbert, and mother of the present Gilbert, of Boston. Patriot of STUDLEY Freeman, formerly of Yarmouth, in 36th year,
. Feb. 3, 1819
July 11, 1820 Oct. 15, 1821
Capt. Abraham, aged about 45 years,
Hannah, wife of Kinsley, at Providence, in 25th year,
Dec. 26, 1829
STURGES William Watson, son of William, Esq., of Boston, at Provincetown, Mass. Was a member of Sophomore Class, Har- vard College. In gibing the vessel he was thrown on deck and so injured he died next day,
Aug. 2, 1827
Miss Mary, formerly of Wrentham, at Taun- ton, aged 20 years,
Sept. 29, 1822
Mrs. Elizabeth, at Middleboro, aged 98 years. Patriot of
Isaac, at Salem, aged 75. Was under Lafay- ette for 2 years ; was at Burgoyne's cap- ture and saw him deliver his sword. Pa- triot of
STUTSON Mrs. Delia, at North Kingstown, in 100th year,
Capt. Daniel, in 37th year,
STUTTARD James, suddenly,
STYLES David, a seaman belonging to brig Nancy, of Bristol, at Havana. Phenix of Sarah, at Springfield, Penn., in 94th year. She married at age of 20 years, Mr. Stains, then in his 77th year, by whom she had 9 children. He died at the age of 105 years; married second, David Styles; lost her eyesight soon after and was blind 21 years when she had it restored which lasted a year when she again lost it; was blind in all 31 years ; was member of Baptist Church more than 50 years,
Oct. 27, 1830
Dec. 18, 1817
Jan. 24, 1824 June 20, 1822
July 12, 1817
Dec. 15, 1820
STURTEVANT Major Isaac, late publisher of Massachusetts Spy, at Keene, N. H., aged 88 years,
July 5, 1816
April 18, 1827
161
PROVIDENCE PHENIX-DEATHS
STYMER Martin, in 38th year,
SUBON Count N-, an officer of celebrity, and brother-in-law of the celebrated Sur- varron, in Russia. Phenix of SUYDAM Eliza M., daughter of John, aged about 17 years, drowned at Trenton Falls, near Utica, N. Y. Patriot of
SULLIVAN Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Daniel, in 83d year,
James, Governor of Massachusetts, at Boston, in 64th year. (See obit.) Phenix of
Daniel, at Providence, in 98th year, native of Ireland, but had long resided in this town, Capt. John, of steamboat Hornet, drowned in the wreck of the boat by a tornado, on the Ohio. Patriot of
SUMMERFIELD William, at Bloomingdale, N. Y., aged 54 years, father of Rev. Mr. S. Patriot of
SUMMERS Isaac Cooper, of ship Atahualpa, killed by natives, in Mill Bank Sound,
Barzillai, son of Severn, at Warwick, aged 4 years,
SUMNER Benjamin, at Coventry, formerly of Boston, aged 48 years. Phenix of
Keziah, wife of Ebenezer, at Milford, aged 59 years. Her disease was of a dropsical character. In 3 years 2041 lbs. of water was drawn from her; estimating a pint a pound makes 255 gallons, or 8 barrels of 32 gal- lons each,
George D., at Taunton, aged 20 years,
Capt. John N., at Providence, aged 59 years, Maria, widow of Benjamin, at Coventry, aged 48 years. Phenix of Rev. Joseph, D. D., at. Shrewsbury, in 85th year and 63rd of his ministry. Patriot of SUMPTER Gen. - -, an officer of the Revo- lution, at Camden, S. C.,
SUTTON Mary, of Balden Co., N. C., aged 116 years. Was a native of Culpepper Co., Va. She had 5 sons and 7 daughters, all now living; her descendants are 1492. Has been at the birth of 1121 children; at 52 her sight failed her but returned at 76 and remained good until she was 98 when it again failed. Phenix of
Rachel, wife of William, daughter of Joseph Matthews, of Killingly, Ct., in 43d' year, Rhoda, widow of Robert, in 87th year,
March 8, 1832
Dec. 7, 1805
Aug. 1, 1827
March 5, 1807
Dec. 17, 1808
April 30, 1814
June 16, 1832
Sept. 24, 1825
June 12, 1804
June 13, 1821
Feb. 9, 1811
March 28, 1822 April 14, 1826 Aug. 17, 1831
Nov. 21, 1812
Dec. 22, 1824
June 1, 1832
April 20, 1811
Aug. 26, 1823 Aug. 31, 1827
162
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
SUTTON Oliver, in 55th year,
SWAIN Albert F., son of Barnabas, of Nan- tucket, at Providence, in 31st year,
Sept. 30, 1828
SWAINEY Mrs. Sarah, widow of Alexander, at Newport, aged 57 years. Patriot of
Dec. 8, 1824
SWAN Betsey, wife of Benjamin, at Smithfield, in 42d year,
Aug. 28, 1814 March 19, 1819
Capt. Thomas, at Stonington, aged 52 years, Nathaniel Osborn, youngest son of N. P., at Bristol, aged 18 months,
Sept. 23, 1821
Mrs. Joanna, widow of Richard, aged 79 years, at Newport,
March 1, 1827
William, at Smithfield, in 57th year,
Oct. 29, 1829
Col. James, formerly of Boston, at Paris. He had been in jail for debt for the last 25 years, . SWASEY Mary, at Newport Asylum, aged 64 years. Patriot of
March 18, 1831
Oct. 1, 1823
SWARTWOUT Thomas, killed in a duel, at Al- gesiras, aged 17 years; was a midshipman on board the Essex and fought with another midshipman of the same ship. Phenix of
SWARTZ Mrs. Ann, In. 54th year,
SWEARINGEN George, executed for murder, at Wills Creek, near Cumberland, Md. Patriot of
Oct. 10, 1832
George, executed near Cumberland, Md. Patriot of
SWEENEY Edward, ordinary seaman, on board the U. S. frigate Essex, during a cruise,
Jan. 24, 1813
Sept. 19, 1807 Jan. 3, 1811
Esther, wife of Gideon, Jr., at Providence, in 33d year. Phenix of.
Oct. 12, 1811
Dec. 29, 1812
Mrs. Esther, at Attleboro, aged 35 years. Phenix of
Feb. 3, 1816
Hartford, aged 27 years, son of Gideon, of Attleboro, and graduate of Brown Univer- sity, at Richmond, Va.,
Rev. George D., at Bryan Co., Ga., aged 37 years, native of Rhode Island. Phenix of John, of Newport, 3d mate of brig Nereus, in the Mississippi River,
Orinda, wife of Leander, at Rehoboth, in 27th year,
Oct. 19, 1828
April 10, 1818
April 18, 1818
June 16, 1819
Sept. 5, 1819
John, at Providence,
Abby, wife of Joseph, at Providence, sud- denly, in 30th year,
Oct. 10, 1829
SWEET Nancy T., at East Greenwich, in 4th year, youngest daughter of Rev. Elisha. Phenix of
June 29, 1802 June 6, 1827
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PROVIDENCE PHENIX-DEATHS
SWEET Nehemiah, in 79th year,
Dr. Jonathan, the bonesetter, at South Kings- town,
May 15, 1820
Hannah Tillinghast, wife of Angell, daugh- ter of Willis Taft, of Uxbridge, at Upton, Mass.,
June 24, 1821 Aug. 5, 1821
Samuel, at North Kingstown, aged 72 years, Charles James, son of Otis, aged 1 year, 9 months,
Oct. 18, 1821
Lucy K., wife of Otis, at Providence, in 28th year,
March 12, 1822
Emily Adeline, youngest daughter of Otis, of Providence, at Attleboro, in 5th year,
May 9, 1822
Eliza, daughter of Jonathan, at Cumberland, in 7th year,
Oct. 29, 1822 Jan. 22, 1823
William, infant son of Michael, aged I year, Mary, daughter of George, aged 15 years, at Middletown,
May 3, 1824 July 29, 1824
Henry A., son of Alexander G.,
Abigail Sayles, daughter of Jesse B., at Prov- idence, aged 6 months, 6 days,
Aug. 28, 1824
Esther, youngest daughter of Jeremiah, at Glocester, aged 29 years,
Sept. 16, 1824
Joanna; wife of Jesse B., daughter of Smith Sayles, of Smithfield, at Providence, aged 27 years,
June 18, 1825 July 8, 1825
Dr. Nathan, at Glocester, in 82d year,
Hannah Frazier, daughter of Benajah, at Providence, in 35th year,
John Clarke, son of Menzie, in 3d year,
Dr. Job, at Boston, formerly of South Kings- town, aged 32 years,
Nov. 11, 1826 June 20, 1827
Otis, of Providence, at Mobile, aged 34 years, Henry Augustus, infant son of William, at Pawtucket,
May 24, 1827
Gideon, at Attleboro, in 89th year,
Nov. 29, 1827
Capt. James, suddenly, aged 86 years,
Dec. 11, 1827
John Clarke, son of Menzies, aged 4 months,
Jan. 18, 1828 Feb. 21, 1828
Mary, wife of Valentine, at Johnston, in 64th year,
Thomas, at Cumberland, aged 37 years,
Nancy, wife of Alexar, formerly of Jamaica, at Providence, aged 28 years,
Sept. 14, 1828
Persis, widow of Philip, at Johnston; she was member of Baptist Church above 45 years, Ira, son of Philip, at Smithfield, aged 26 years,
April 30, 1829
July 13, 1829
Sept. 14, 1829
Dea. Daniel, at Scituate, in 71st year; leaves wife and 7 children,
Sept. 29, 1819
Nov. 29, 1825 March 24, 1826
Henry, at Attleboro, in 67th year,
March 3, 1828 Aug. 22, 1828
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VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
SWEET Dea. Daniel, at Scituate, in 71st year, Charles Owen, son of Jesse B., aged 21 months,
Horatio, of Boston, of the firm of Sprague and Sweet, of Cadiz and Gibraltar, at Cadiz. Patriot of
Mrs. Rebecca, at Attleboro, aged 85 years. Patriot of
Hon. Thomas, at East Greenwich, aged 61 years, for several years a Justice of Court of Common Pleas for the County. Pa- triot of
Ira, son of Jesse B., aged I year, 6 months, Capt. John, at Eastport, Me., killed by acci- dental discharge of a gun. Patriot of
SWEETLAND Thomas A., eldest son of Dan- iel, at Providence, in 20th year,
Nathan J., at Pawtucket, aged 42 years,
George, at Attleboro, in 60th year,
May 6, 1827
April 9, 1830
Aug. 25, 1830
Nov. 28, 1825
Nov. 9, 1805
Aug. 6, 1814
March 18, 1830
SWINBOURNE Nathaniel, Jr., son of Nathaniel, of Newport, at New Orleans, in 22d year, Daniel, at Newport, in 59th year,
Seth, at Newport, aged 24 years,
Capt. Thomas, at Newport, aged 38 years. Patriot of
SYLVESTER Ann, a free black, at Falmouth, Jamaica, aged 133 years. She remembered the earthquake at Port Royal in 1692, and was at time about 15 years of age. She had at one time children, grand and great-grandchildren to the number of 82. Her teeth were good to the last and her
Sept. 15, 1829 Sept. 21, 1830
Sept. 22, 1830
Dec. 4, 1830
Dec. 4, 1830 Sept. 27, 1832
Sept. 29, 1832
Nov. 10, 1825 July 2, 1826
Ann Eliza, daughter of Daniel, in 18th year, Peter, at Massachusetts General Hospital, from Ohio, aged about 40 years. Patriot of SWEETZER Luke, son of Philip, at Pawtucket, aged 1 year, 7 months,
SWIFIELD Robert, a pensioner, in England, Chelsea College, aged 155 years. Phenix of SWIFT Gen. John, was murdered by a British prisoner of war. He was second in com- mand of the Corps of Volunteers raised by New York under General Porter. He served through the Revolution and was in .several actions. He resided near Wyom- ing, that scene of Indian massacre. Phe- nix of
James F., U. S. Civil Engineer, aged 24 years, son of Gen. Joseph G., at Washing- ton, D. C.,
July 16, 1819
Jan. 6, 1820
June 7, 1823
Aug. 31, 1825
165
PROVIDENCE PHENIX-DEATHS
SYLVESTER : '
eyes to do fine needle work up to a fort- night of her death,
Miranda, wife of Amos, in 27th year, Susannah, daughter of late Joseph, at New- port, aged 67 years,
May 15, 1810 Dec. 1, 1820
Nov. 29, 1822
Amos, at Scituate, aged 82 years. He claimed he was one of those who destroyed the Rev- enue Cutter Gaspee, in Narragansett Bay, in June, 1772,
March 24, 1827
SYMMES John Cleves, at Hamilton, Butler Co., Ohio, a native of New Jersey. Had served several years in U. S Army; author of Theory of Open Poles and Concentric Spheres, May 19, 1829
SYMONDS Francis, seaman of the U. S. frigate Chesapeake, from wounds received in ac- tion with British Frigate Shannon,
June 1, 1813
T
TABOR Eliphal, at Westport, Mass., aged 68 years, widow of Capt. Philip,
Susan, daughter of Philip, of Tiverton, at Providence, in 30th year,
Sept. 28, 1812
Nov. 13, 1814 Aug. 25, 1816
Mrs. Sarah, at Tiverton, aged 100 years, 8 months. The number of her posterity is not known, but it is known that she had 125 great-grandchildren living at her death and probably more than 150. Patriot of Joseph, at Little Compton, in 47th year,
Joanna, wife of Samuel M., at Providence, in 23d year,
April 15, 1821
Ann Elizabeth, infant daughter of Joseph, at Pawtucket,
Nov. 4, 1824.
Benjamin, aged 70 years, a Revolutionary pensioner. Patriot of
March 16, 1825
Newell, at New Bedford, Mass., lost two children by measles,
May 26, 1825
Constant, at Providence, at an advanced age. Patriot of
Frances, wife of Constant, at Newport,
June 7, 1809
Gardiner, at Providence, aged 26 years, Capt. William, at Bristol, in 57th year,
April 24, 1819 Oct. 29, 1819
Mary Gray, daughter of Otis, aged 14 months, Edwin, son of Pardon, aged 3 months,
Aug. 18, 1824 Aug. 25, 1824
Nov. 2, 1825 Jan. 26, 1826
166
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
TABOR John W., aged 29 years, printer,
Hon. Constant, at Newport, aged 83 years, formerly clerk ot Court of Common Pleas for Newport County, later Chief Justice of same. Was once General Treasurer beside other offices of trust,
Samuel L., son of Samuel M., aged 2 years, 7 months,
Charles, aged 19 years, killed by a falling timber on the site of the Arcade,
Ann Elizabeth, infant daughter of Samuel M., of Providence, at Fall River, aged 10 months,
Aug. 5, 1827
Capt. Robert, master of ship Grand Turk, at sea, on passage from New Bedford to Brazil Bank, aged about 30 years. Patriot of
Feb. 10, 1830
Mary E., wife of Alfred H., at Glocester, aged 22 years,
May 27, 1830
TAFT Thankful, wife of Daniel, daughter of Jedediah Wilson, of Smithfield, at Wood- stock, Ct., in 32d year,
Mellen, at Mendon, Mass., aged 29 years,
George, infant son of Grovener, aged 2 years, Samuel Jackson, son of Grovenor, aged 9 months,
May 13, 1821 Dec. 5, 1821 Jan. 25, 1823
Capt. Otis, at Cranston,
Sweeting Comstock, son of Sweeting,
Leonard, at Dunstable, N. H., aged 29 years, formerly of Attleboro, Mass. Patriot of
June 4, 1828
Olive, wife of Noah, of Uxbridge, at Paw- tucket, aged 28 years,
July 14, 1828
Anna, widow of Stephen, formerly of Ux- bridge, Mass., at Providence, in 83d year,
March 31, 1830
June 2, 1810
Rev. Samuel, formerly M. C., of Colraine, Mass., aged 71 years. Patriot of
May 11, 1825
Capt. John, son of Clarke, of Middletown, at Charleston, S. C., aged 39 years. Pa- triot of
Sept. 7, 1825
TALBOT Benjamin, at Providence,
Benjamin, at Providence, in 18th year,
July 9, 1826
Dec. 20, 1826
Feb. 21, 1827
May 25, 1827
April 29, 1815 Sept. 18, 1819 Ang. 10, 1820
Samuel, at Johnston, aged 74 years, leaves wife and 9 children,
June 27, 1828
TAGGART Mrs. Sarah, wife of Henry C., daughter of John Williams, of Newport, at Middleboro, N. Y., in 23d year. Phe- nix of
Capt. John, formerly of Middletown, at Charleston, S. C., aged 39 years. Patriot of
Sept. 17, 1825
July 15, 1805 Nov. 15, 1817
PROVIDENCE PHENIX-DEATHS 167
TALBOTT Rachel, wife of Capt. Joseph R., at Bristol, aged 24,
Oct. 7, 1822
TALBOT Margaret, wife of Capt. Zephaniah, at Warren. Patriot of
May 14, 1825
TALBOTT Capt. - , lost with his vessel, the schooner Good Intent, on Lake Erie,
Dec. 9, 1825 Aug. 3, 1829
TALBOT Mrs. Sarah B., in 63d year,
TALCOTT Mr. -- , at Starkey, N. Y. During the absence of himself and wife from home the house caught fire and his 3 children perished,
April 10, 1826
Dec. 21, 1821
June 30, 1824
April 19, 1809
Lucy, wife of Benjamin, at Providence, aged 39. Phenix of
June 10, 1809
Lucretia, wife of Col. Benjamin, aged 63 years. Phenix of
Sept. 27, 1817
Harriet, daughter of Benjamin, Jr., aged 19 years, Miss Sally, aged 23 years,
July 26, 1819 Sept. 26, 1820
Samuel, son of Jonathan, at Newport, aged II years,
July 26, 1823
Penelope, wife of John, of Tiverton, at North Providence, in 49th year. Patriot of
Oct. 1, 1823
Thomas, aged 46 years, at Chatham, Ct., for- merly of Providence,
March 24, 1824
Moses, of Providence, ship carpenter of ship Washington, drowned from said ship below Canton, China, aged 47 years,
Oct. - , 1827 May 19, 1828
Kendall, son of late Moses, in 15th year,
Adeline, youngest daughter of late Moses, in 11th year,
May 18, 1829
TALLYRAND Charles M., secretary for For- eign Affairs to Napoleon I, at Milan. Phe- nix of 1
Sept. 7, 1805
TANDY Napper, an Irish exile, at Bourdeaux, France. Phenix of
Oct. 29, 1803
TANNER Henry, aged 18 years, son of Palmer, at North Kingstown. Was playing with a younger brother aged 14 years, at drill with muskets, when the younger discharged his weapon with fatal effect. Phenix of
Bennett Munro, son of William, at Bristol, in 11th year,
Oct. 12, 1818.
Nathaniel W., son of Christopher, at Crans- ton, in 3d year,
July 29, 1815.
July 28, 1822
TALMADGE Col. James, at Poughkeepsie, N. Y., in 78th year, officer of the Revolution, James Edward, son of Gen. James, of Pough- keepsie, N. Y., aged 5 years. Patriot of TALLMAN Capt. Thomas, in 72d year, at Prov- idence,
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VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
TANNER Christopher, at Cranston, aged 3[ years,
John Bacon, son of William, at Providence, George W., son of Palmer, at Coventry, in 5th year,
Elizabeth, daughter of late Christopher, aged 14 years,
Margaret, wife of Palmer, at North Kings- town, in 80th year, leaves 5 children,
TANTON Henry, 95, killed by his wife, 57, at Bath, Eng. They had been married but a short time. Patriot of
July 27, 1825
Dec. 1, 1824
TARDY Joseph F., a clerk at New York, in a fit of delirium jumped out of a window, lived several hours,
July 9, 1823
TARENTE Princess of, and Duchess of Tre- merille, at Paris, aged 28, a fair disciple of Fenelon. Patriot of
April 18, 1829
TARP John, a Revolutionary pensioner, aged 75 years,
Feb. 16, 1825
TASKER John. superintendent of A. Robinson's Print Works, at Fall River, aged about 50 years, native of England,
May 9, 1828 Aug. 10, 1831
Dec. 8, 1804
TAYER Edward A., son of Capt. Edward, of Newport, at sea, on board brig Hiram, on passage from Havana, in 17th year. Pa- triot of
Aug. 4, 1819
William, at Newport, in 86th year,
Capt. . William, formerly of Newport, at Natic factory, in 56th year; leaves wife and 9 children,
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