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Sept. 21, 1802
March 13, 1800
Feb. 28, 1803
526
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
LASCELLES General , killed at the bat- tle of Acre,
LATHAM William, at Johnston, in 61st year. Chronicle of
LAUDOHN Marshall, at head-quarters of the Austrian army in Europe. Chronicle of LAVATER John Casper, at Zurich, Switz., the celebrated physiognomist. Chronicle of LAWRENCE Mr. , at Allentown, N. J. Chronicle of
LAWTON Rebecca, wife of John, aged 25 years. Chronicle of
Rachal, wife of Benjamin, at Newport, in 33d year. Chronicle of
June 18, 1795
LEACH -- -, son of Billy, killed by a bear, at Moultenboro,
Sept. 14, 1784 Nov. 3, 1802
LE CLERC General -- , at Cape St. Francis, LEDYARD Dr. at New York, health officer of the port. Chronicle of
Sept. 8, 1803.
LEE Capt. Samuel, of this town, in North Caro- lina, in 39th year. Chronicle of
Jan. 3, 1793
Richard Henry, Esq., at Chantilly, Va., in 63d year. Chronicle of
Joseph, at Cumberland, in 71st year,
LEGGETT Mr. - -, of New York; while crossing Hell Gate in a boat with his fam- ily it overturned and two of his children were drowned. Chronicle of
LEONARD Hon. Ephraim, for many years Judge of Court of Common Pleas, Bristol Co., Mass., at Mansfield, in 81st year,
Mary, wife of Samuel, Esq., in 34th year,
Capt. . James, at Taunton, in 7Ist year. Chronicle of
Aug. 8, 1793
Joseph, eldest son of Joseph, Esq., at Taun- ton. Chronicle of
May 8, 1794
Col. Nathaniel, at Taunton, aged 68 years, suddenly,
Feb. 10, 1795
Appolas, Esq., at Taunton, aged 55 years. Chronicle of
March 21, 1799
LICKINS Lieut. - , killed in battle,
LILLIBRIDGE Ann, wife of Capt. Thomas, and only daughter of Mrs. Ann Webber, of Newport, at Philadelphia, in 33d year,
Abigail, wife of John, of Newport, at Savan- nah, Ga.,
May 16, 1799
- June 9, 1796
Sept. 30, 1790
April 2, 1801
April 7, 1791
Nov. 23, 1786
July 24, 1794 July 4, 1801
June 24, 1802
May 2, 1786 Dec. 27, 1789
Abigail, wife of Nathaniel, at Taunton. Chronicle of
Feb. 16, 1797
LEWIS Samuel, mariner, at . Boston; his wife was delivered of three female children, all likely to do well,
Jan. 31, 1788 Nov. 4, 1791
Nov. 4, 1796
Dec. 14, 1796
527
UNITED STATES CHRONICLE-DEATHS
LILLIBRIDGE Hampton, formerly of Newport, at his plantation near Savannah,
LINCOLN Benjamin, Jr., son of Major-General Lincoln, in 32d year. Chronicle of
James, at Taunton, in 73d year. Chronicle of
LINDLEY Capt. John, at Rehoboth, in 81st year,
LIPPITT Lucy, second daughter of Joseph, Esq., at Warwick,
Lucy, wife of the late Joseph, of Warwick, in 72d year. Chronicle of
Capt. John, of this port, on the African Coast. Chronicle of
Welthian, widow of Jeremiah, Esq., at War- wick, aged 82 years. Chronicle of
LIGHTFOOT Frances, at Newport. Chronicle of
LITTLE Lieut. -, killed in battle, LIVINGSTONE Hon. William, at Elizabeth- town, N. J., Governor of New Jersey. Chronicle of
LOCKWOOD Phebe, in this town, in 22d year, LOGAN Hannah, widow of William, of this town,
LOISA, "the Lady of the Hay Stack," at Guy's Hospital, Eng. Chronicle of
LOOMIS Lucy, wife of Leffens, Esq., at Cum- berland, in 25th year,
April 24, 1787
Sept. 3, 1789
David, Esq., at Boston, burial at Newport. Chronicle of
LORING Phebe, wife of Simeon. Chronicle of LOUDON Mrs. wife of Samuel, Esq., printer, and sister of Hon. Matthew Gris- wold, late Governor of Connecticut, at New York. Chronicle of
John, printer, at New York, killed while re- viewing a squad of soldiers. Chronicle of LOUIS XVI of France, beheaded, and an ac- count of the funeral. Chronicle of
LOUVERTURE Loussoint, the African Chief, died in prison at Besancon. Chronicle of
LOVETT James, formerly of this town, at Cum- berland, aged 60 years. Chronicle of
1. LOW Col. Stephen, at Warwick, in 84th year. Chronicle of
Mrs. Sally, wife of Capt. Richard. Chroni- cle of
Jan. - , 1801 Jan. 24, 1788 June 12, 1788
Feb. 20, 1800
April 16, 1787 May 28, 1795 Aug. 25, 1796
July 20, 1797 Jan. 30, 1800 Nov. 4, 1791
Aug 5, 1790 June 9, 1800
July 26, 1793
May 14, 1801
LOPEZ Rachal, wife of David, merchant, at Newport, in 28th year. Chronicle of
Jan II, 1798 Oct. 6, 1785
July 10, 1788
Oct 8, 1789 March 28, 1793
June 23, 1803 April 24, 1800
Dec. 4, 1788
Feb. 21, 1793
528
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
LOW Richard, in this town. Chronicle of July 3, 1794
Amey, wife of Major Samuel, formerly of this town, at Berkeley Co., N. Y. Chroni- cle of
July 11, 1799
Capt. Richard, at Warwick, in 40th year. Chronicle of
Nov. 20, 1795
Capt. Anthony, at Warwick, in 78th year. Chronicle of
Oct. 14, 1802
Sarah, wife of Col. John, at Warwick, in 68th year,
Nov. 27, 1803
LOWELL Hon. John, U. S. Judge of the First Circuit, at Roxbury, Mass., in 59th year, LUSA William, of Old Claverick, while felling a tree, the tree caught his leg so badly, smashing it, that he died of the injury,
Feb. 25, 1786
LUTHER Mrs. Mary, in 99th year, at Warren. Chronicle of
Dec. 28, 1786
LYNDON Mary, widow of Hon. Josias, formerly Governor of the State, aged 80 years; she had been confined to her bed 15 years from a stroke of paralysis, at Newport,
LYON Mrs. -, wife of Capt. John, of Lei- cester, Mass. Chronicle of
Sept. 8, 1791
Aug. 11, 1803
M
MACKARTY Rev. Thaddeus, at Worcester. Chronicle of
MACKENSIE H-, at Edinburgh, Scotland, from a fall from a horse; was a voluminous author. Chronicle of MACKINTIRE Mrs. . -, wife of Stephen, at Salisbury, Ct .; was delivered of three children at one birth, two sons and a daughter ; they all weighed about four pounds and lived about three hours ; the mother is in fair way to recover,
MACKLIN Robert, at Wakefield, N. H., for- merly of this town (Portsmouth, N. H.), baker, aged 115 years ; his eyesight and faculties were good until a short time before his death ; at the age of 80 years he walked from Portsmouth, N. H., to Boston in one day, and returned the next, seem- ingly but little fatigued,
Aug. 5, 1784
Oct. 15, 1801
June 15, 1786
Jan. 5, 1787
-
May 6, 1802
March 14; 1790
Mary, widow of Elijah, at Woodstock, Ct., in 65th year; had been a member of Dr. Snow's church in this town more than 30 years. Chronicle of
529
UNITED STATES CHRONICLE-DEATHS
MACOMBER Abigail, wife of John, at Taunton, in 71st year. Chronicle of
MAGEE Mary, wife of William, and daughter of Capt. Job Sweeting, in 20th year,
Capt. Barnard, of Boston, killed on the North- west coast, by the Natives. Chronicle of Mrs. Nancy, of Hillsdale, N. Y., in this town, at house of Rev. Dr. Gano, in 44th year ; left an only son ; buried at North burial ground,
MAINOLD James, at New York, from bite of a. mad dog,
MAJURY Mrs. Hannah, wife of Joseph, in this town. Chronicle of
MALBONE Francis, at Newport, in his 59th year, First Alderman of that city. Chron- icle of
Col. Godfrey, at Pomfret, Ct. Chronicle of Godfrey, Esq., born at Newport, R. I., Sept.
3, 1724 ; died in this town, Nov. 12, 1785. Chronicle of
Feb. 22, 1787
Oct. 22, 1795
Sept. 14, 1791
Dec. 4, 1789
March 8, 1798
May 27, 1790
Feb. 26, 1789
July 29, 1790
Aug. 15, 1793
Freelove, wife of Capt. Matthew, formerly of Cranston ; had lived with her husband 53 years, in this town, in 71st year,
Martha, aged 9 years, daughter of Capt. Isaac, in this town. Chronicle of
Joseph, son of the late Capt. Joseph, in this town, in 25th year,
Joseph, of this town. Chronicle of
1 MANLEY John, Esq., late a civil officer of the United States, at Newport,
Sept. 5, 1793
March 17, 1792
July 8, 1802
March 27, 1803
June 22, 1785
Feb. 14, 1799
Jan. 13, 1785 Nov. 24, 1785
Gen. John, at Newport, in 60th year. Chroni- cle of
MALCOLM William, at New York, Brigadier General of the Militia of that State,
MALEM -, found in the woods dead, near residence of Thomas Waterman, Coventry, supposed to be about 40 years old,
MALTBIE Capt. Jonathan, Commander of Rev- enue Cutter in Connecticut District, at Fairfield, Ct. Chronicle of
MALTMAN Ann, widow of James, in this town, in 71st year. Chronicle of
MANCHESTER John, son of the late Capt. Gideon. Chronicle of
Alice, daughter of Matthew, in this town, in 2Ist year. Chronicle of
Mary, wife of Elder Thomas, at Coventry. Chronicle of
Jan. 6, 1795 June 23, 1803
July 18, 1803 July 21, 1803
July 21, 1787
530
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
MANN Lydia, wife of Benjamin, Esq., in this town, in 58th year,
Bebe, wife of Dr. Bazeleel, at Attleboro, in 61st year. Chronicle of Benjamin, in this town, in 74th year,
Dr. Bazeleel, at Attleboro, aged 74 years,
Mrs. Mehitable, wife of Dr. J. P., at New- port, in 28th year. Chronicle of
MANNING Dr. James, president of R. I. College, in 54th year; obituary in paper of Aug. II,
July 29, 1791
Jan. 4, 1798 May I, 1800
March 10, 1803
Nov. 13, 1800
Aug. 30, 1796
Jan. 27, 1803
MARDENBOROUGH Rhoda, wife of Chris- topher, and youngest daughter of the late John Fryer, at St. Christopher's, W.I., MARIA Antoinette, Queen of the French ; be- headed,
MARION Gen. Francis, in South Carolina. The military annals of the Revolution faithfully record his talents and bravery. Chronicle of
MARK Philip, Esq., Consul of U. S. to Ger- many, at Hamberg, Ga. Chronicle of
MARQUAND Daniel, Esq., at Newburyport, in 89th year; Masonic honors. Chronicle of MARSH William, at Newport, aged 22 years. Chronicle of
Elizabeth, wife of Gould, at Newport. Chronicle of
Lavina, wife of Jonathan, merchant, at Washington, N. C. Chronicle of
Jonathan, at Newport, in 70th year. Chron- icle of
MARSHALL Benjamin, in this town, in 74th year ; buried in the North burial ground,
Jan. 10, 1785
Oct. 10, 1793 Oct. 24, 1.794 Oct. 10, 1797
July 4, 1803
Mary, wife of Joseph, in this town, in 62d year. Chronicle of
MANTON Elisha, at Glocester. Chronicle of Patience, second daughter of Col. Edward, at Johnston, aged 19 years. Chronicle of MARBLE Dr. Joel, a suicide, drowned himself in a well, at Springfield, Mass.,
MARCHANT Henry, Esq., at Newport, in 55th year ; District Judge of U. S. Dis- trict of R. I .; had been member of Gen- eral Assembly and Colonial Agent to Great Britain,
Sarah, wife of William, Esq., and daughter of Capt. William Shaw, of Newport, at North Kingstown, aged 26 years. Chron- icle of
March 15, 1791
Oct. 17, 1793
April 2, 1795
March 24, 1803
June 11, 1789
Aug. 5, 1790
. Dec. 4, 1794 Sept. 12, 1793
Dec. 23, 1802
Oct. 15, 1790
531
UNITED STATES CHRONICLE-DEATHS
MARTIN Mrs. wife of Joseph ; buried in the New Cemetery, west side of river; sermon by Rev. Mr. Snow,
Sybel, daughter of David, in this town, in 18th year. Chronicle of
July 29, 1790
Joseph, in 55th year; sermon by Rev. Mr. Wilson,
May 25, 1794
Sukey, youngest daughter of Sylvanus, Esq. Chronicle of
Oct. 15, 1795
George, at Newport, in 88th year. Chronicle of March 13, 1800 Capt. John, of this town, at St. Domingo, W. I. Chronicle of
Jan. 19, 1804 Jan. 28, 1790
MASON Noah, in this town. Chronicle of
Zerviah, daughter of John, in 18th year. Chronicle of
Aug. 26, 1790
Edward, in this town. Chronicle of
Sept. 13, 1792
John, at Swanzey, aged 80 years. Chroni- cle of
Oct. 15, 1795
Fanny, wife of Dr. James, formerly of this town, aged 21 years, in South Carolina,
Jan. 14, 1797
Daniel, merchant, at Newport, in 42d year. Chronicle of
Oct. 12, 1797
Elder Russell, pastor of Second Baptist Church of Swanzey, in 85th year, and 47th of his ministry. His descendants are more than 130; sermon by Elder Goff, of Dighton,
Jan. II, 1799
Dec. 18, 1800 Sept. 14, 1801
May 15, 1803
May 26, 1803
MATHEW Dr. Samuel, at Boston, in 79th year,
MATHEWSON Martha, widow of Thomas, of Scituate, dec. She was the eldest daugh- ter of Timothy Sheldon, late of Johnston, dec., at Foster, aged 100 years, 2 mos., 8 days,
, son of David, at Coventry, aged 14 years, killed by lightning,
. John, at Johnston, in 93d year,
Elizabeth, widow, in this town, in 70th year, Abraham, Esq., formerly of Smithfield, and Judge of County Court, at Greenfield, N. Y., in 65th year, MAVERICK Samuel. Chronicle of
Sept. 26, 1788
June 20, 1785
July 25, 1787
July 3, 1789 April 11, 1792 Dec. 8, 1794
May 6, 1801 Jan. 8, 1784
Timothy, late of this town, at Cumberland, in 65th year. Chronicle of
Dr. Benjamin, at Newport, in 40th year,
Gen. Stephen T., M. C. from Virginia, in the Senate, at Philadelphia, Gen. Stephen Thompson, U. S. Senator from Virginia, "of tell tale memory," at Philadelphia. Chronicle of
532
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
MAWDSLEY John, Esq., at Newport, in 73d year ; left wife and three chilren ; Military and Masonic honors,
MAWNEY Elizabeth P., wife of Col. John, at Cranston. Chronicle of MAY William A. B., graduate of R. I. College, 1788, at Attleboro,
MAZYCK Ann, wife of Stephen, of Goosecreek, and daughter of Walter Easton, of New- port, at Charleston, S. C,
MCCLELLAN Ann, wife of Samuel, and eldest daughter of Col. Knight Dexter, at Smith- field, in 27th year,
McCREA Dr. William A., late of Philadelphia, at Fort James, Ga.,
McDOUGALL Peter, merchant, at New York. Chronicle of
McKEY Mrs. - -, wife of James; took a spoonful of white arsenic, thinking it cream of tartar, at Mifflingtown, Pa.,
McKINSTREY Priscilla, wife of Dr. McKin- . strey, at Haverhill, Mass. Chronicle of McLANE Cynthia, wife of Major, and daugh- ter of Ebenezer Davis, of Charlton, Mass., MCLAUGHLIN , killed in a riot, at Lon- donderry, Ire,
McLEAN John, at Norfolk, Va., printer. Chron- icle of
MCLELLAN Carey, Jr., hung himself while in- sane, at Gorham, Me. Chronicle of
McMASTER Patrick, perished in a shipwreck in the Bay of Fundy. Chronicle of
McMATH Lient. , killed in battle, MELVILLE David,'at Newport, in 38th year. Chronicle of
MERRICK Nathan, son of Nathaniel, of Hard- wick, Mass., aged 23 years, a college stu- dent here, drowned near Fox Point,
MERRILL Nathan, of this town. Chronicle of MERRIMAN Mrs. -, widow, at Walling- ford, Ct., aged 89 years. Chronicle of
"METHUSALAH," in Lethuania, a man aged 163 years ; at 89 years he married a second wife who was in her 15th year ; had been a soldier and wounded, but was never sick; he was II years older than Parr, who died in England in 1634, aged 152 years, and who lived in ten reigns. Chronicle of
MIFFLIN Mrs. -, wife of Hon. Thomas, at Philadelphia,
Feb. 21, 1795 April 28, 1803
July 12, 1790
June 20, 1785
May 19, 1788
Jan. 1, 1802
Sept. 27, 1798
June 1, 1803
June 8, 1786
Oct. 10, 1793
Nov. 22, 1790
June II, 1789 June 24, 1802
Feb. 22, 1798 Nov. 4, 1791
Dec. 5, 1793
July 14, 1788
Jan. 7, 1790
Feb. 21, 1799
April 5, 1804
Aug. 1, 1790
533
UNITED STATES CHRONICLE-DEATHS
MILLER John, merchant, at Newport, in 60th year, -, very suddenly, while cutting wood, at Falmouth. Chronicle of
Benjamin, of this town. Chronicle of Hon. Nathan, Esq., formerly a delegate to Congress, at Warren. Chronicle of Sarah, wife of John, at East Greenwich, in 27th year. Chronicle of
Nathan B., merchant, at Newport, in 48th year. Chronicle of
MILNES William, at Boston, in 41st year, a well known author. Chronicle of
MINTURN Capt. William, at Newport, mer- chant. Chronicle of
Sept. 5, 1799
Donald Grant, Captain of Artillery and En- gineers, at Philadelphia,
Anna E., widow of Edward, Esq., of George- town, S. C., and daughter of Dr. Ephraim Bowen, of this town, in 40th year ; she leaves two children. Chronicle of
MOORE John, son of John E., of Charleston, S. C., in this town,
Thomas William, Esq., formerly of New York, at London, Eng., aged 62 years,
MOREHEAD Dr. Alex., of Annapolis, lost at sea, off Cape Ann. Chronicle of
MOORHEAD child of Rev. John, at Cannonsburgh, Pa.,
MONDAY Jonathan, at Bristol, in 86th year. Chronicle of
MONROE Rebecca S., wife of Capt. James, aged 23 years,
MONTPELIER - , formerly of Cape St. Francois, committed suicide at Bristol, shot himself with a pistol. Chronicle of MOREY Mrs. Mary, at Taunton, aged 47 years, MORGAN Mrs. widow, in this town. Chronicle of
General Daniel, at Winchester, Va., aged 66 years ; the Hero of the Cowpens; was at the siege of Quebec, in 1775 ; Congress presented him with a medal and Virginia with a sword. Chronicle of
MORRILL Capt. Levi and a lad aged 12 years, of Portland, Me., lost off Freeport,
Jan. 12, 1785
Jan. 26, 1786 Jan. 1, 1789
May 27, 1790 Sept. 20, 1792 April 19, 1804
March 5, 1801
MITCHELL Edward, merchant, formerly of: this town, at Georgetown, S. C. Chroni- cle of
May 10, 1798
Aug. 6, 1798
Jan. 7, 1802
Oct. 14, 1795
May 8, 1799
. Jan. 29, 1784 Dec. 1, 1802
June 1, 1786 Aug. 16, 1803
Oct. 19, 1797
Feb. 6, 1798
Aug. 13, 1795
July 23, 1802
June 4, 1802
534
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
MORRIS Mrs. Lydia, wife of Lemuel, and daughter of Capt. Benjamin Wilkinson, at Woodstock, Ct., in 51st year. Chronicle of
MORSE Mrs. - , at Woodstock, Ct., aged 99 years ; was mother of 10 children, grand- mother of 72; 219 of the 4th generation, and 14 of the 5th generation. Chronicle of
MOUNT Thomas, executed at Little Rest, for burglary, aged 27 years,
MOWATT Commodore -, of the British Ship Assistance, at Hampton Roads, sud- denly, while giving orders from the quar- terdeck. Chronicle of
MOWRY Daniel, Esq., at Smithfield, aged 89 years, 8 mos., II days. Chronicle of
Col. Elisha, in this town, but of Smithfield, suddenly, in 57th year,
June 28, 1792
Henry, at East Greenwich, leaves wife and four children,
March 4, 1797
Phœbe, daughter of the late Col. Elisha, at Smithfield, in 26th year. Chronicle of
March 30, 1797
MUMFORD William, at East Greenwich, in 19th year,
May 25, 1785
Edward, at Newport, merchant, in 52d year, drowned in the harbor by oversetting of the boat,
Oct. 5, 1792
Capt. Giles, of New London, at St. Domingo, W. I., aged 36 years ; leaves a widow and five children. Chronicle of
Oct. 22, 1795
Anstress, widow of Capt. John, aged 49 years. Chronicle of
Dec. 3, 1795
Abigail, youngest daughter of the late Will- iam, at Newport. Chronicle of
Sept. 26, 1799
William, in this town, in 25th year, Military honors,
Aug. 28, 1803
MUNRO John, at Rehoboth, in 100th year. Chronicle of
April 25, 1793
Polly, daughter of Hezekiah, aged 20 years, at Bristol. Chronicle of
Oct. 15, 1795
MURRAY Patrick, of company of comedians, at Charleston, S. C. Chronicle of
Oct. 2, 1794
N
NEALE John B., at Baltimore, in 31st year. Chronicle of
June 26, 1794
June 18, 1801
May 27, 1791
May 3, 1798
June 14, 1787
Feb. 23, 1804
535
UNITED STATES CHRONICLE-DEATHS
NELSON , son of Oliver, of Stockbridge, fell off a bridge and was drowned. Chron- icle of
Rev. - , father of Lord Nelson, in Eng- land. Chronicle of
June 10, 1802
Josiah, of this town, at St. Bartholomew, W. I.,
Oct. 12, 1802
NEWCOMB William, perished in the burning of his house, at Norton, Mass.,
NEWELL Dr. - and his wife, at Allen- town, N. J. Chronicle of
April 7, 1791
Lucy, daughter of Robert, Esq., in this town, in 17th year. Chronicle of
NEWMAN Capt .- -, killed in battle,
NICHOLS Sarah, widow of Jonathan, at Ports- mouth, R. I. Chronicle of
July 1, 1790
Thomas, Jr., at Georgetown, Va., from a blow delivered in anger,
June 21, 1793
Mrs. Freelove, at Warwick, in 93d year. She was a granddaughter of Joseph Ed- munds, who came from England with the first settlers and was a reputable officer in the Indian Wars,
Sally, daughter of John, in 21st year, John, Jr., son of John, in 19th year, Betsey, daughter of John. Chronicle of
KNIGHTINGALE Samuel, in 72d year, Susannah, wife of Dea. Samuel, of this town, in 49th year,
May 6, 1790 May 8, 1794
W-, in this town. Chronicle of Mrs. -, widow of Samuel, Esq., in this town, in 73d year. Chronicle of Col. Joseph, in this town, in 80th year,
Sept. 18, 1794 Nov. 3, 1799
Oct. 15, 1795
Nov. 13, 1794
NORTH Marcus, at Savannah, Ga., printer, na- tive of Connecticut,
Oct. 12, 1801
NORTHAM Sarah, daughter of the late Capt. John, at Newport. Chronicle of
March 31, 1796
NOURSE John, printer, at Boston, aged 28 years,
Jan. 9, 1790
NOYES Lydia, wife of Thomas, Esq., and daughter of the late William Rogers, of Newport, at Westerly, in 39th year, leaves 8 children. Chronicle of
Col. Joseph, at Westerly, in 75th year,
Nov. 5, 1801
March 17, 1790
Aug. 14, 1794 Nov. 4, 1791
Feb. 27, 1795 June 8, 1796 June 13, 1796 Aug. 11, 1796 Dec. 2, 1786
NILES Polly, daughter of Jonathan, Esq., at East Greenwich, in 17th year. Chroni- cle of
Jeremiah, Esq., at South Kingstown., in 88th year. Chronicle of
Nov. 30, 1798 March 13, 1802
536
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
NUTTING Oliver, in 21st year, at Attleboro. Chronicle of
April 5, 1787
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OLDHAM Col. -, of the Kentucky Militia, killed in battle,
OLIN David, at East Greenwich. Chronicle of Mrs. Hannah, widow of David, at Warwick, in 27th year. Chronicle of
March 26, 1795
OLIVER Thomas Fitch, formerly of this town, at Baltimore. Chronicle of
Feb. 23, 1797
OLNEY Sarah, wife of Tilley Merrick Olney, in 33d year; text Deut. 32-29. Chronicle of Tilley Merrick, at Woodstock, Ct., in 35th year,
Aug. 7, 1786
Capt. Jonathan, in 79th year. Chronicle of Abraham, of North Providence, at Pomfret, in 57th year, very suddenly,
Jan. 31, 1788
Lydia, daughter of the late James. Chroni- cle of
July 15, 1790
Aug. 12, 1790
Charles, at North Providence. Chronicle of Major Thomas, at North Providence, at an advanced age. Chronicle of
April 11, 1793
March 25, 1795
Dec. 24, 1795
James, merchant, in this town,
July 29, 1796
Gideon, at North Providence, in 69th year. Chronicle of
Obadiah, at Smithfield, in 88th year; had lived to see his descendants of 4th genera- tion. Chronicle of
Nehemiah, formerly of North Providence, at Plainfield, Ct., killed by a falling tree,
Luana, wife of Stephen, in this town, in 27th year,
Henry P., of Hudson, N. Y., in 25th year, Isaac, at Johnston. Chronicle of Mrs. Content, wife of Asa, in 34th year,
OMAN Henry, at Newport, in 59th year. Chronicle of
March 3, 1796
Miss Deborah, in 90th year. Chronicle of
Oct. 13, 1796
Feb. 8, 1798
March 22, 1798
Dec. 4, 1798
Jan. 30, 1799 March 20, 1800 June 12, 1800 Jan. 7, 1802
March 13, 1800
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Thomas, at North Providence, aged 89 years, Richard, of this town, at an advanced age. Chronicle of
Mrs. Deborah, widow of Col. Charles, at North Providence, in 81st year. Chroni- cle of
Nov. 4, 1791 Oct. 16, 1794
Sept. 15, 1785
April 5, 1787
UNITED STATES CHRONICLE-DEATHS
537
ORMSBEE Barbara, wife of John, in 36th year. Chronicle of John, aged 32 years. Chronicle of
Feb. 9, 1786 Jan. 25, 1787
Mrs. - , wife of Caleb, in this town. Chronicle of
Josiah, of this town. Chronicle of
Daniel, at Rehoboth, in 53d year. Chroni- cle of
Feb. 13, 1800
Anna, in 32d year; sermon by Rev. Mr. Wil- son. Chronicle of
March 23, 1802
Mrs. Abigail, wife of Capt. James, in this town, in 34th year,
June 14, 1803
ORONO a Penobscot Indian Chief, at Oldtown, Me., aged 113 years. Chronicle of
OTIS Joseph, at Boston, aged 47 years. Chron- icle of
April 2, 1801 May 27, 1790
Jonathan, formerly of Rhode Island, at Mid- dletown, aged 67 years,
Feb. 20, 1791
OWEN Sarah, wife of Oliver, at Glocester, in 3Ist year, (Also in issue of June 28, 1792.)
June 14, 1792
Capt. Solomon, at Glocester, in 67th year ; was for many years a nautical commander from this port. Chronicle of
Oct. 19, 1797
P
PABODIE Benjamin, of this town, in 17th year, at Cape Francois. Chronicle of Henrietta, wife of William, in 31st year,
PACKARD Capt. Rhodes. Chronicle of Capt. Samuel, of this town; his infant son died
Capt. Robert S., son of Capt. Nathaniel, Sr., of this town, in 24th year, at the West In- dies. Chronicle of
Sally, daughter of Melzer, in this town, in 27th year. Chronicle of
Oct. 22, 1801
June 22, 1801
PAGE Ambrose, a well known nautical com- mander of this port, Masonic honors, in this town, in 67th year,
Catharine, wife of Martin, in 23d year, Thomas, killed in an action with the Malays. Chronicle of
Oct. 24, 1799 July 1, 1803 Dec. 10, 1789
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PADELFORD John, member of Senior Class R. I. College, son of Hon. Seth, of Taun- ton, in this town,
Dec. 29, 1792 June 25, 1796
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PAGE Mrs. Nancy, wife of Capt. Benjamin, and daughter of Job Sweeting, Esq., in this town. Chronicle of
PAGET Mrs. Deborah, widow. of Henry, Esq., of this town, in 76th year ; funeral from house of George Olney; buried at Episco- pal burial yard; sermon by Rev. Mr. Clarke,
PAINE Capt. John, at Cranston, in 77th year ; sermon by Rev. Mr. Snow. Chronicle of Seth, printer, at Charleston, S. C., Masonic honors. Chronicle of
Ann, widow of Rev. Elisha, late of Long Isl- and, at Johnston, having just completed her 83d year. Chronicle of
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Lucy, wife of Reuben, at Dighton, in 27th year. Chronicle of
Nathan, Esq., at Pawlingtown, N. Y., aged 83 years, to months, 23 days,
March 28, 1799
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PALMER Mary, wife of William, at Newport, in 57th year. Chronicle of
PARISH Dr. John, at Wickford, in 41st year. Chronicle of
PARK Rev. Paul, at Preston, Ct., in 82d year ; had been minister of Congregational Church there 55 years. Chronicle of
PARKER Mrs. at Wallingford, Ct., aged 87 years. Chronicle of
Thomas, at Boston, aged 50 years ; a naval officer of the Revolution. Chronicle of PARKMAN Nancy, at Hudson, N. Y., in 20th year,
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