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WILKES William, in Kentucky,
WILKEY John, at Newport, aged 78 years ; Revolutionary pensioner. Patriot of
Dec. 15, 1819
Sept. 27, 1 820
WILKINSON Jeptha, formerly of Cumberland, at Newark, N. J., aged 46 years,
Aug. 16, 1803
Capt. Benjamin, at Glocester, having com- pleted his 90th year, within 5 days,
Oct. 15, 1803
Mr., in Ohio. He shot himself in the pres- ence of his wife the day after his marriage. Phenix of
William, only son of William, Esq., at Provi- dence, aged 16 months,
Sept. 23, 1826
Oct. 12, 1826
Jan. 24, 1827
WILKINS Willis, at New Mill Creek, Va., killed by accidental discharge of his gun. Pa- triot of
Ivey, of Currituck, Va., killed his wife. Pa- triot of
Sept. 23, 1829
March 24, 1804
July 29, 1810
March 12, 1822 Oct. 22, 1825
William, aged 40 years,
Dec. 8, 1831
Eunice, wife of Judge Wilde, daughter of Hon. David Cobb, at Cambridge, Mass., aged 50 years,
243
PROVIDENCE PHENIX-DEATHS
WILKINSON Joseph, at Scituate, in 66th year. Phenix of
July 16, 1814
Joanna, daughter of David, at Pawtucket. Phenix of
Feb. 11, 1815
Oziel, Esq., late president of Manufacturers Bank, at North Providence, in 72d year,
Benjamin, at Cumberland, in 73d year,
Job, at Cumberland, in 76th year,
Lydia, daughter of Jeremiah, at Cumber- land, in 32d year,
May 6, 1818
Israel, at Smithfield, aged 77 years. Phenix of
Sept. 19, 1818
Jemima, formerly of Smithfield, R. I., at Je- rusalem, N. Y., known as the " Universal Friend," aged about 70 years. Patriot of Simon, at Cumberland, in 76th year,
July 17, 1819 Aug. 7, 1819
Aug. 21, 1819
Aug. 9, 1820
Amey, daughter of late Capt. Joseph, at Smithfield. aged 25 years,
Dec. 10, 1820
ยท Lucy, daughter of late Capt. Joseph W., at Smithfield, in 21st year, the 5th death in 3 years,
March 4, 1822
Lemuel Scott, in 36th year, at Portsmouth, O., late a resident of Maine, a native of Smithfield, and graduate of Brown Uni- versity,
Oct. 12, 1822
Oct. 27, 1822
Martha, widow of late Capt. Joseph, at Smith- field, in 56th year,
July 30, 1823
George, at Montgomery, Ala., formerly of Smithfield, aged 35 years,
Oct. 22, 1824
Rhodes, eldest brother of William, Esq., of Providence, at Woodstock, aged 76 years, Gen. James, in Mexico, and buried there,
Daniel, at North Providence, in 50th year, Nelson, at Willimantic, aged 24 years,
Mary, wife of Dr. John, at Scituate; (Society of Friends) in 73d year,
March 31, 1829
Miss Lucina, daughter of Simon, Esq., at Cumberland, aged 48 years. Patriot of
Dec. 16, 1829
Lydia, widow of Oziel, of Society of Friends, at Pawtucket, in 85th year,
Jan. 17, 1831
Oct. 23, 1815 March 25, 1818 March 2, 1818
William, son of Joseph, Esq., one of the first settlers of Scituate, R. I., and youngest and last of 15 children, at Glocester, in 84th year,
Joseph, of Providence, recently of Mobile, at Claiborne, Ala., aged 18years. Patriot of Israel, of Smithfield, at Mendon, Mass., aged 31 years ; has left wife and two chil- dren,
Oct. 18, 1820.
Varnum, only son of Varnum, aged 1 year, 6 months,
Nov. 29, 1825 Dec. 20, 1825 March 19, 1826 Feb. 25, 1828
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VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
WILLARD Rev. Joseph, D. D., President of Harvard University, at New Bedford,
Samuel, M. D., at Uxbridge, aged 63 years. Phenix of
Susannah, wife of Nathan, at Providence, in 35th year. Phenix of
Susan Adams, daughter of Nathan, at Provi- dence, aged 9 months, 9 days,
Sally, wife of Hezekiah, at Seekonk, in 41st year ; leaves a large family of small chil- dren,
July 10, 1815 Sept. 16, 1815
Jan. 13, 1816
Dr. Abijah, son of late Dr. Samuel, at Ux- bridge, in 35th year,
April 12, 1816
Caleb, at Providence, suddenly, at an ad- vanced age,
Oct. 24, 1816
Amey, widow of Dr. Levi, and daughter of late Col. Daniel Tillinghast, at Sunderland, Mass., in 68th year. Patriot of
May 28, 1823
Rebecca Cady, wife of Hezekiah, daughter of late John Ayde, in 32d year,
Sept. 4, 1824 Aug. 10, 1825
Elijah, at Bristol, aged 46 years. Patriot of George W., son of Nathaniel, Esq., at War- wick, aged 24 years, (incorrect)
April 8, 1827
WILLETT Charles, printer, at Norfolk, Va. Phenix of
Sept. 19, 1807
WILLEY John; while firing a salute he wounded his hand, which taking a bad turn resulted in his death,
Esther, wife of John, aged 50 years,
Aaron, of East Haddam, Ct., at New Shore- ham, aged 71 years,
Dec. 11, 1821
Dr. Aaron C., at New Shoreham, aged 51 years,
March 17, 1826
WILLIAMS Sarah, wife of David R., of Charles- ton, and daughter of Nicholas Power, of this town, at Charleston, S. C. Phenix of Sally, wife of Nathan, at Killingly, in 56th year. Phenix of
March 5, 1803
Lydia, wife of Andrew, in 64th year,
Barberry, wife of Christopher, at Cranston, in 67th year,
Feb. 1, 1806
John, cook of ship Atahualpa, killed by na- tives in Mill Bank Sound,
Zachariah, aged 26 years, drowned in Masha- paug Pond,
Sept. 18, 1804 Sept. 14, 1811
June 11, 1814
July 4, 1814
Mrs. Deborah, at Providence, in 51st year, Hezekiah, at Providence, aged upwards of 50 years, an ingenius mechanic ; buried at Rehoboth with Masonic honors ; died
.
May 20, 1817 March 15, 182 1
May 26, 1804 March 1, 1805
June 12, 1806
Dec. 9, 1808
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PROVIDENCE PHENIX-DEATHS
WILLIAMS Nathaniel, at Cranston, in 73d year.
In attempting to cut down a tree was killed by the fall of it; was found dead with the body of the tree lying on his head, Peleg, at Johnston, in 91st year,
Dec. 20, 1808 Jan. 31, 1809
Nathaniel, at Cranston, in 55th year,
Nov. 8, 1809
James, at Cranston, in 58th year. Phenix of Robey, wife of Caleb, Esq., at Providence, in 39th year,
June 21, 1810
James, son of John, at Burrillville, in 18th year,
Dec. 8, 1811
Mary, daughter of Caleb, at Providence, in 19th year,
Dec. 24, 1811
Alice, third daughter of Caleb, Esq., at Prov- idence, in 18th year,
Dec. 13, 1812
Andrew, seaman, of the U. S. frigate Chesa- peake, killed in action with the British frigate Shannon,
June 1, 1813 Oct. 16, 1813
John, at Cranston, in 85th year. Phenix of Lydia, widow of Joseph, at Scituate, in 36th year,
Dec. 16, 1813
John, at Cranston, in 56th year ; leaves wife and 9 children ; death was very sudden,
May 5, 1815
Josias, son of John, at Cranston, in 15th year, from an accidental discharge of a gun ; lived two days after the accident. Phenix of
May 6, 1815 Jan. 31, 1816
Andrew, at Providence, in 78th year,
Rebecca, widow of Peleg, at North Provi- dence, in 81st year; was the last of the great-granddaughters of Roger Williams, and fifty years member of church,
Feb. 16, 1816
Rev. Samuel, LL. D., professor of mathe- 1 matics and natural philosophy, and author of a History of Vermont, at Rutland, Vt. Phenix of
Jan. 18, 1817
Oliver, at Johnston, in 70th year ; sermon by Rev. Dr. Gano, Heb. x:36,
Sept. 17, 1817
Samuel, son of Nathaniel. at Dighton, aged 25 years,
July 20, 1818
Sophia, daughter of Major Jason, aged 5 months, II days,
Samuel, at Foster, in 44th year,
Oct. 25, 1818 Feb. 1, 1819
Capt. Howell, formerly of Providence, at Brooklyn, Ct.,
July 18, 1819
Mrs. Prudence, at Burrillville, aged 52 years, Dec. 29, 1819
Nov. 2, 1817
Benoni, at Boston, aged 72 years, formerly of Boston. He edited the first Republican newspaper published in Providence in 1802, called " The Impartial Observer,"
Nov. 11, 1809
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VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
WILLIAMS Mary, wife of David, at Newport, aged 52 years. Patriot of
Elizabeth, daughter of late Benjamin, at Mansfield, in 41st year,
Anne, wife of Nathaniel, at Cranston, in 80th year,
Sally, widow, at Providence, in 46th year, . Christopher, at Cranston, in 89th year,
George B., son of Capt. Abiather, at Taun- ton, aged 17 months,
April 29, 1821
Mary, daughter of Alfred, Esq, at Taunton, aged 2 years,
Oct. 18, 1821
John Mason, son of Hon. John M., at Taun- ton, aged 2 years. Patriot of
April 13, 1822
Joseph Stevens, son of Rev. Thomas, aged 16 months,
July 22, 1822
Abner, formerly of . Cranston, at Greenfield, N. Y., aged about 76 years.
Aug. 5, 1822
William J., son of late Capt. Howell, of Prov- idence, at St. Jago de Cuba, in 19th year, Roxana, wife of Amasa, Jr., in 23d year,
Aug. 5, 1822
Catharine, daughter of Francis, at Taunton, Jonathan P., at Taunton, aged 25 years,
Nov. 20, 1822 Jan. 23, 1823
Susan Winsor, daughter of late Samuel, Esq., at Olneyville, in 9th year,
Feb. 21, 1823
Mary Appleby, daughter of Capt. William E., at Newport, aged 4 years,
April 18, 1823
David, of Society of Friends, at Newport, in 54th year,
June 29, 1823
Dorothy, widow of Capt. Howell, aged 56 years, at Providence, suddenly,
July 10, 1823
.Sarah, infant daughter of Capt. William F., at Newport, aged 2 years,
Aug. 26, 1823
Nathaniel, Esq, collector for the district of Dighton, aged 70 years,
Sept. 18, 1823
Rev. William, A. M., pastor of the Baptist church at Wrentham, Mass., at an ad- vanced age ; was a native of Pennsylvania ; was one of two surviving members of the first class of Brown University, who gradu- 'ated at Warren in 1769, the other being Rev. Dr. Rogers, of Philadelphia,
-, wife of Waterman, at Johnston, in 32d year,
Feb. 2, 1820
March 19, 1820
July 26, 1820 Sept. 12, 1820 Jan. 21, 1821
Derry (colored), many years sexton of St. John's church, at Providence,
Nov. 1, 1821
Lemuel T., son of Capt. Richard, at New Bedford, aged 2 years, 7 months. Patriot of
June 8, 1822
Aug. 8, 1822
Oct. 20, 1822
Benajah, at Cranston, in 74th year,
1
Sept. 22, 1823
Oct. 20, 1823
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WILLIAMS Cyrus, aged 32 years, drowned in Randall's Pond, Cranston,
Sarah Jane, daughter of Stephen,
Lydia, at Cranston, aged 41 years,
Lydia, widow of John, of Cranston, at War- wick, in 94th year,
Feb. 27, 1825.
Elijah, at Providence, in 81st year,
March 11, 1825
Elias, native of Taunton, at St. Clairsville, O.,
July 14, 1825
Caroline, daughter of Robert, at Newport, aged 4 years,
July 28, 1825
Peleg, formerly of Providence, at Columbia, S. C., in 45th year,
Sept. 11, 1825 Jan. 7, 1826
Mrs. Sarah, widow of Ebenezer. Patriot of James, at Taunton, aged 84 years; was for more than 40 years register of deeds for the county, and 50 years town clerk; had been also a general of militia, besides hold- ing other offices,
Feb. 5, 1826
Peleg, at Foster, in 77th year ; was a grand- son of a grandson of Roger,
July 23, 1826
Mary, widow of James, at Cranston, in 69th year,
Aug. 14, 1826
Rachal E., infant daughter of Olney, aged 18 months,
Oct. 1, 1826
William, at Newport, aged 28 years. Patriot of
Oct. 11, 1826
Almy, wife of Col. Caleb, at Cranston, in 73d year,
Aug. 19, 1827
Eliza T., daughter of late Stephen, aged 23 years, at North Providence, near Olney- ville,
Aug. 21, 1827
John, at Suffield, aged 64 years. He cut a troublesome corn from his toe. Patriot of Miss Eliza T., aged 23 years, at Pawtucket. Patriot of
Aug. 29, 1827
Abigail, widow of Peleg, eldest daughter of Jabez Olney, Esq,
Nov. 11, 1827
Sarah, wife of John, at Newport, aged 64 years,
April 2, 1828
Asabel, at Cranston, aged 34 years,
Polly (colored), aged 50 years,
Nov. 16, 1829 Feb. 11, 1828
Joseph Browning, son of Capt. Job, at Bris- tol, aged 1 year, 9 months,
March 27, 1829
Marcy, widow of Oliver, at Johnston, in 81st year,
April 16, 1829
Rev. Samuel P., pastor of the First Presby- terian church, at Newburyport,
Dec. 23, 1826
Sept. 5, 1827
-, killed by a folding scaffold at the exe- cution of Levi Kelley, at Cooperstown, N. Y. Patriot of
Jan. 5, 1828
Jan. 18, 1824 Oct. 5, 1824 Feb. 20, 1825
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248
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
WILLIAMS Thomas, gunner, killed in explosion on frigate Fulton, at Brooklyn Navy Yard, Esek, son of late Capt. Frederick, of and at Greenfield, N. Y., aged 63 years. Patriot of
Abby Brown, infant daughter of Thomas W., aged 2 years,
Miss Margaret L., at Portland, aged 25 years. Patriot of
Mary, wife of James, drowned at New York, Major Thomas, in 70th year,
Benjamin, at Taunton, aged 73 years,
Dea. Abiel, at Raynham, aged 91 years. Pa- triot of
Isaac, at Johnston. aged 46 years,
Susan, wife of John, Jr., and daughter of Seth Tallman, of New Bedford, at New- port. Patriot of
Col. Caleb, at Cranston, in 77th year,
Mary, widow of William, " One of the Sign- ers," at Lebanon, Ct., aged 87 years,
Feb. 9,1831
David, the last of Andre's captors, in 79th year ; military honors,
Aug. 4, 1831
Aug. 31, 1831
Aug. 31, 1831 March 2, 1832 Nov. 20, 1832
Dec. 31, 1808
Jan. 17, 1812
June 4, 1829
WILLIS Dr. Zebina, in 31st year of his age, at Rehoboth,
Martha, wife of George, (col.), at Providence, in 31st year,
Mrs. Huldah, at New Shoreham. Patriot of Abigail, widow of William, at Newport, aged 82 years,
June 4, 1829
July 4, 1829
July 11, 1829
Nov. 25, 1829 Nov. 26, 1829 Dec. 14, 1829
Jan. 29, 1830
Feb. 20, 1830 May 12, 1830
Aug. 18, 1830 Dec. 15, 1830
Putman, aged 55 years; issue of April 20 says aged 56 years,
April 12, 1831
Jacob ; his family of 5 persons murdered by slaves, at Southampton Co., Va. Patriot of
Mr. -; his family of 3 persons murdered by slaves, at Southampton Co., Va. Pa- triot of .
Tristam, son of Thomas, aged 18 months, Maria, wife of William G., aged 32 years,
WILLIAMSON Col. Charles, late British com- mander to the Spanish Islands, at sea, on his passage from Havana to England. Phenix of
John, at Charleston, S. C., drowned himself in a fit of rage. The next day his widow had a proposal of marriage from a widower of 6 weeks' standing and three days after were married,
Charles, marine, killed in explosion on frigate Fulton, at Brooklyn Navy Yard,
Feb. 7, 1805
July 7, 1818 May 5, 1821
Feb. 2, 1825
249
PROVIDENCE PHENIX-DEATHS
WILLIS Elisha, at Taunton, aged 50 years. Patriot of
Charles H., son of Edward, at Newport, aged 18 years. Patriot of
Nehemiah, at Taunton, aged 78 years,
, a portrait painter, at Kingston, U. C. He married Laura Bulton and deserted her. She followed him. Being repulsed by him she committed suicide. Patriot of WILLOBER John, drowned near the tannery, at Hunter, N. Y.,
June 27, 1829
July 12, 1822
WILMARTH Nancy, wife of Stephen, at Gloces- ter, in 30th year; she leaves 7 children. Phenix of
Oct. 1I, 1806
Nancy, daughter of Hon. Timothy, at Gloces- ter, in 19th year. Phenix of
Oct. 11, 1806
Hannah, wife of Samuel N., at Seekonk, in 30th year,
Dec. 18, 1814
Timothy, at Glocester, in 72d year ; com- manded a company in battle of Rhode Island ; was many years justice in county court and state senator. Phenix of
Elizabeth, wife of Joseph, at Glocester, aged 30 years,
Lucy, eldest daughter of Daniel, at Reho- both, aged 51 years,
May 10, 1822
Miranda, daughter of Stephen, in 22d year. Patriot of
Nov. 20, 1822
Mary, widow of Nehemiah, of Seekonk, at Providence, in 87th year, ,
Feb. 25, 1825
wife of Capt. Eliphalet, at Attleboro,
Oct. 19, 1825
Harriet, wife of Moses, at Attleboro, aged 33 years,
Sept. 12, 1826 March 15, 1827
Sarah, at Dighton, in 87th year,
John S., youngest son of Stephen, Esq., aged 14 years,
Feb. 19, 1828
Dea. Elkanah, at Attleboro, in 100th year, Thankful, at Glocester, in 73d year,
Elkanah F., of Bristol, R. I., aged 24 years, at Muldenado, S. A.,
Stephen, in 59th year,
WILMER Rev. Dr. William H, president of William and Mary College, Williamsburg, Va. Patriot of
WILSON William, at Newport, at an advanced age. Phenix of
Sarah, widow of John, in 49th year, Mrs. Thomas, in the burning of the theatre, at Richmond, Va.,
Aug. 4, 1827
March 17, 1804 April 19, 1806
Dec. 26, 1811
Feb. 19, 1825
July 26, 1826 Sept. 19, 1828
Aug. 5, 1815
Oct. 24, 1819
Mary, at Attleboro, aged 103 years. Patriot of
Feb. 23, 1828 Nov. 17, 1828 Oct. 19, 1829
Feb. - , 1830 July 31, 1832
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250
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
WILSON William M., at Providence, in 49th year,
William, formerly of Providence, in 34th year, at sea, on board U. S. frigate Constitution. Phenix of
John, only son of John, at Providence, aged 9 months, 26 days,
Robert, a seaman, belonging to brig Attorney from Savannah, at the hospital here,
David, of Port William, Gallitan Co., Ky. He is 81 years old, has had four wives, and has had by them 42 children. His second wife had 5 children at two births in eleven months ; Mr. W. has but two ribs in his body, it being a solid bone on each side. He is a small man and a laborer ; is a native of Pennsylvania. Patriot of
James, of Steubenville, editor of the Western Herald. His wife presented him with 3 children, two boys and a girl at one birth; are all well and likely to live. Patriot of Thomas, aged 19 years, drowned from a boat near Sullivan's Island,
Henry, son of Rev. Henry, in 13th year,
Mrs. Sabra E., at Pawtucket, in 22d year,
Ann, of Convert, Senaca Co., N. Y., aged 18 years ; was shot by her brother who was carelessly handling a gun, William, son of George, in 6th year,
-, near Harrisburg, Penn., a hermit, caused by the death of his sister who died a shameful death. See article in Patriot of Robert, of Liverpool, Eng, at Charleston, S. C., from bite of a rattlesnake, aged about 30 years. Patriot of
George, at Providence, aged 36 years, Robert, at Taunton, aged 50 years,
William, president of the Bank of Baltimore, and merchant, at Baltimore, Md .; was brother of Rev. James of this town. Pa- triot of
Gen. James Jefferson, editor of Trenton True American, former member of Assembly, and U. S. senator from New Jersey; was postmaster of Trenton at time of death. Patriot of
William T., son of William, aged 14 months, Frederick, son of George, at Providence, aged I year, 1 month, 17 days,
Lydia, wife of John, of New York, at Provi- dence, aged 42,
Feb. 15, 1812
June 10, 1815
July 14, 1816
July 16, 1817
Feb. 5, 1820
April 15, 1820
Nov. 7, 1820 Dec. 6, 1820 Feb. 16, 1821
Aug. 20, 1821 Sept. 24, 1821
Nov. 14, 1821
March 27, 1822 May 28. 1822 Feb. 13, 1824
April 7, 1824
Aug. 4, 1824 Oct. 4, 1824
April 27, 1825
Aug. 23, 1825
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PROVIDENCE PHENIX-DEATHS
WILSON John, a private belonging to Fort Wal- cott, drowned in the harbor by the upset- ting of a boat, aged 30 years,
Nicholas, formerly of Newport, chief mate of ship United States, of New York, drowned at Savannah, Ga. Patriot of
Sept. 10, 1825
April 12, 1826
John, seaman, perished at sea in the ship- wreck of the brig Mary Francis, Capt. Kandall, on passage from St. John to Liv- erpool. Patriot of
May 3, 1826
Nathaniel, aged 71 years, a Revolutionary pensioner, at Bristol,
May 31, 1826
Caleb, aged 60 years, formerly of Newport, at New York. Patriot of
John, son of Rev. James, in 37th year,
Judith, wife of David, at Fall River, aged 85 years. Patriot of
April 14, 1827
John, fell overboard from the wharf Dec. [4, body found 18th and conveyed to Wick- ford for burial. Patriot of
Dec. 19, 1827
-, father and son, executed at Walterboro, S. C., for murder of Capt. Preister,
Jan. 4, 1828
Michael, in Middlebury, Genessee Co., N. Y., in 98th year; was born in Wrentham, Mass , Feb. 22, N. S., 1732; was in both the French and Revolutionary war,
May 23, 1829
John, at New Preston, Ct., aged 60; was sit- ting at table drinking tea when he fell out of his chair to the floor and expired. Patriot of
Feb. 17, 1830
Harriet S., at Hopkinton, Mass., aged 18 years. Patriot of
Aug. 14, 1830
WILTON John, one of the editors of the Royal Gazette, formerly of New York, at New Providence. Phenix of July 15, 1809
Daniel, of Wiscasset, Me., at Mobile. Patriot of WINCH Ann, widow of Henry, at Newport, aged 42 years. Patriot of
Feb. 3, 1830
Oct. 27, 1824
Jan. 3, 1827 Jan. 13, 1827
Michael, at Middlebury, Genessee Co., N. Y., aged 95 years ; a native of Wrentham, Mass, a soldier of both the French and Revolutionary war. Patriot of Aug. 19, 1829
Mary, wife of Rev. James, aged 64 years ; was a native of England and emigrated to this country some 40 years ago and set- tled in Providence, where they have since resided. She has reared a large family of children,
Jan. 7, 1832
252
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
WINCHELL Rev. James M., at Boston, pastor of First Baptist church ; was graduate of Brown University 1812, aged 28 years,
WINCHESTER -, son of Capt. William, of Roxbury, at York, Me., aged 3 years ; fell into a kettle of hot water,
WINDER Levin, late governor of Maryland, at Baltimore,
Levin, late governor of Maryland. Patriot of WINDLE Mrs. Margaret, at Winchester, Va., in 99th year. She never took a dose of medicine, lost a tocth, wore a pair of spec- tacles, or was bled in her life. Patriot of
WING David, Jr., Esq., secretary of state of Ver- mont, at Montpelier, Vt. Phenix of Joshub, at Smithfield, in 57th year,
Mrs. Phebe, wife of Edward, at Westport, in 30th year, of Society of Friends,
Sept. 23, 1825
Oct. 6, 1832
Feb. 28, 1817
April 19, 1817
Sarah Ann, daughter of late Philip, in 26th year,
WINN Mrs. - , at Blyton, Eng., aged 38 years. She had 14 children, not one of whom lived to be more than a day old except the youngest, which bids fair to do well. Phenix of
WINSLOW Mary, widow of Reuben, at Provi- dence, in 70th year,
Mary, wife of John L., at Providence, in 38th year,
Asa, of Rhode Island, at the New York Hos- pital last winter. Patriot of
Jeremiah, at Providence, in 4Ist year, sud- denly. Patriot of
, wife of Dr. S. P., at Dartmouth, killed by lightning,
Mary Elizabeth, daughter of Job, at Provi- dence, aged I year, 9 months,
Mary Ann, daughter of late Jeremiah, of Providence, drowned off Fields Point,
Sarah, widow of Job, at Warren, in 79th year,
Feb. 29, 1820
Dec. 25, 1804
July 1, 1819 Nov. 24, 1819
Aug. 18, 1827
Sept. 27, 1806 Nov. 7, 1814
WINKETT J-, was found dead near the jail in a barn. He had served in the jail 40 years. Patriot of
WINMAN William, of Providence, at sea, on passage from Port au Prince to Havana,
William, son of late Philip, late of Providence, at sea, on passage from Port au Prince to Havana, aged 20 years. Phenix of
Nov. 15, 1826
May 14, 1808
Oct. 4, 1811
Feb. 10, 1816
March 22, 1820
June 7, 1820
Aug. 12, 1823
Sept. 22, 1825
Sept. 7, 1826 May 10, 1827
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WINSOR Rev. Samuel, at Johnston, in 8ist year,
Nancy, wife of Augustus, at Smithfield, in 39th year. Phenix of
Jan. 26, 1803
Nov. 24, 1804
Isaac, at Johnston, in 56th year. He has lost 3 children in a few months previous to his death. Phenix of Jan. 5, 1805
Rev. John, at Dudley, Mass., aged 85 years ; has been elder of a Baptist church in Smithfield upwards of 50 years,
March 30, 1808
WINDSOR Capt. Abraham, at Glocester, in 74th year ; soldier of the Revolution; leaves wife and ten children, Nov. 2, 1813
WINSOR William, at Providence, in 29th year, son of Dutee, of Smithfield, an alumnus of Brown University, Jan. 4, 1815
Anne, widow of Rev. Samuel, at Johnston, in 78th year ; sermon by Rev. Dr. Gano, prayer by Rev. Mr. Sprague,
July 13, 1816
Zelota, only daughter of Benjamin, at John- ston, aged 17 years,
Feb. 23, 1818
Sally, aged 19 years ; Amey, aged 10 years ; Adire, aged 16 years ; Freeborn, aged 42 years (sic), all children of Stephen, at Fos- ter. Phenix of Ira, aged 55 years,
Amey, widow of Isaac, at Johnston, in 68th year,
Elisha, at Glocester, in 61st year,
Anan, son of Rev. Joseph, at Norwich, Ct., formerly of Glocester, aged 71 years,
Dec. 30, 1820
June 17, 1823
Daniel, Esq., president of Smithfield Ex- change bank, at Smithfield, in 61st year, Elizabeth, widow of Rev. Joseph, of Gloces- ter, at Scituate, aged 105 years, 9 months and a few days. She was born about a mile from her place of death ; her maiden name was Taylor ; where she settled with her first husband, Joshua Angell, by whom she had 7 sons and 5 daughters, of whom 4 followed her to the grave. She married, 2d, Joseph Potter, of Providence, and re- sided there a few years after his death; she married at the age of about 70 Mr. Winsor, with whom she lived 15 years; after his death she returned to her estate at Scitu- ate. She could read without glasses to the last ; was some deaf ; otherwise she was very remarkably preserved. Patriot of
Dec. 26, 1818 April 19, 1819
Sept. 8, 1819 June 14, 1820
Oct. 25, 1823
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VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
WINDSOR Amanda S., daughter of Job, at Smithfield, aged 3 years, 4 months,
Mary, wife of Hon. Samuel, at Glocester, in 68th year. Patriot of
May 7, 1825
Hope, wife of Olney, at North Providence, in 72d year,
Phebe, widow of Rev. John, in goth year,
Mary, wife of Angell, youngest daughter of Capt. James Reynolds, at Portland, Cha- tauqua Co., N. Y.,
Feb. 12, 1827
Amey, wife of Elisha S., and daughter of Asahel Waterman, at Glocester, in 27th year, leaves 3 children,
April 21, 1827
Francis Alwin, only son of James, aged I year, 10 months, 8 days, at Olneyville,
Aug .. IO, 1827 Oct. 1, 1827
Benjamin, at Johnston, in 62d year,
Mary Brown, only child of James, at Ux- bridge, Mass., aged 4 years, 4 months. Patriot of
Jan. 16, 1828
WINTHROP Elizabeth Bowdoin, wife of Hon. Thomas L., at Boston. Patriot of
July 27, 1825
WISE John, at Warwick. He was born in the Landgrabate of Hesse Cassel, Germany. He was a soldier under Wolfe in 1750, served through the Revolution, was a drummer at Cambridge in 1775 ; was a pensioner under late Act of Congress. His age was about 90 years. Patriot of
George S., purser U. S. Navy, at Brooklyn, N. Y. Patriot of
Miss Sarah, at Newport, aged 51 years. Pa- triot of
Mrs. Margaret, at Newport, aged 59 years. Patriot of
WISEMAN Don. Joseph, His Catholic Majesty's Consul for the State, at Newport, aged 49 years,
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