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Whittemore, 176.
Whitten, 177.
Willison, 185. Willoughby, 191.
Wilmarth, 192, 230, 602. Wilmington, Del., 262, 294, 327, 388, 455, 456, 521, 588. Wilmington, N: C., 35, 156, 196, 285, 324, 390, 485, 495, 518, 524, 553, 569, 591, 605.
Wilson, 192, 23, 24, 28, 31, 32, 33, 37, 40, 45, 46, 47, 49, 51, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 59, 63, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 72, 73, 75, 76, 79, 80, 81, 82, 85, 87, 90, 91, 92, 93, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 100, 101, 102, 103, 105, 106, 107, 108, 109, 111, 113, 114, 115, 116, 118, 119, 120, 129, 130, 132, 135, 139, 141, 143,
Wilcox, 180, 446.
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Wilson,-Continued.
144, 145, 148, 149, 150, 155, 156, 157, 159, 160, 161, 162, 163, 165, 166, 167, 169, 172, 173, 176, 181, 182, 184, 185, 186, 187, 188, 190, 192, 193, 197, 198, 199, 200, 201, 203, 204, 205, 279, 420. Wilton, Ct., 269.
Winchester, 193.
Winchester Gazette, 296.
Winchester, Va., 494.
Wincheef, 193.
Wind, 193. Windham, Ct., 124, 155, 161, 188, 193, 205, 210, 246, 344, 347. 398, 399, 404, 427, 523, 544.
Windham, Me., 537, 560.
Windham, N. H., 497.
Windham, N. Y., 291.
Window, 251.
Windpipe, 534, 598.
Windsor, Ct., 196, 406, 477 ..
Windsor, N. Y., 31.
Windsor, Vt., 50, 88, 164, 512. Wines, 193. Wing, 194.
Wingfield, 134.
Winkley, 194.
Winkworth, 194.
Winman, 194.
Winnsboro, S. C., 412, 516.
Winship, 194.
Winslow, 194.
Winsor, 195, 65, 70, 128, 351, 352, 379. Winterbotham, 196.
Winthrop, 196.
Winthrop, Me., 194, 355, 540.
Wiseman, 232.
Wister, 392. Witherell, 196. Witter, 197.
Woahoo, S. I., 377.
Wohlfahrt, 197. Wolcott, 197.
Wolcott, Fort, 363, 511.
Wolf Creek, Penn., 531. Wolfe, 585, 586 ..
Wolford, 197. Wolfsboro, N. H., 303.
Wood, 197, 62, 116, 173.
Woodard, 199
Woodbridge, 199.
Woodbridge, N. J., 351.
Woodburn, 199. Woodbury, 199.
Woodbury, Ct., 58.
Woodbury, N. J. 437.
Woodbury, Penn., 597.
Woodcock, 199.
Wood Engraver, 269.
Woodham, 597. Woodman, 199. Woodmarse, 200.
Woodruff, 200.
Woods, 200.
Woodstock, 27, 34, 35, 50, 60, 77, 89, 100, 124, 125, 127, 129, 157, 183, 188, 189, 234,
277, 336, 370, 420, 455, 501,
532, 546, 561, 570, 582, 583, 600.
Woodward, 200, 340.
Woodworth, 201.
Woolen, 201.
Woolen Mill, killed in, 291.
Woolford, 201.
Woolley, 201. Woolsey, 201. Woolwich, Me., 115, 136, 411.
Woonsocket, R. I., 107, 192. 251. Woonsocket Falls, R. I., 190. Wooster, 87. Wooster, O., 196. Worcester, 201.
Worcester Co., Mass,, 534.
Worcester, Mass., 33, 40, 51, 81, 90, 107, 108, 110, 153, 165, 221, 251, 273, 290, 295, 300, 327, 334, 337, 369, 384, 404, 438, 444, 452, 459, 466, 48 1, 503, 505, 538, 554.
Worcester, N. Y., 537, 409.
Works, 201. Worsted, 478. Worth, 201.
Worthington, 201.
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Worthington, O., 154. Worthy, 201.
Wrentham, Mass., 29, 40, 50, 75, 106, 118, 119, 122, 128, 136, 163, 170, 173, 174, 176, 184, 199, 224, 243, 266, 273, 308, 335, 344, 346, 361, 371, 418, 419, 420, 475, 482, 519, 520, 545, 570, 583, 519. Wright, 201, 31, 36, 134, 345. Writer, 31I.
Yankee, Stonington, 87. Yankee, Privateer, 526. Yarmouth, Mass., 58, 94, 268, 404. Yates, 203. Yayden, 203.
Yellow Fever, 222, 540.
Yellow Wasp, 379.
Yeoman, Mass., 384.
Yeomans, 203. Yerrington, 203, 293.
Writer, Botany, 374.
York Co., Penn., 403.
Writer, Dramatic, 135.
York, Duchess of, 213,
Wyatt, 202, 110, 128, 563.
York, Duke of, 213.
Wydah, Africa, 566.
Wydeson, 202. Wyer, 202.
Wyman, 202. Wythe, 573.
York, Me., 248, 288, 431, 470, 597- York Recorder, 403. Yorshire Giant, 288.
Yorktown, N. Y., 425.
Yorktown, Va., 356, 396.
Yorktown, Va., Battle of, 225.
Young, 203, 210, 469.
Younglove, 200.
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Yagerstown, Penn., 45. Yale Graduate, 446. Yale University, 397, 398.
X Ximeno, 203.
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Zanesville, O., 328. Zelinople, Penn., 308.
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Providence Patriot and Columbian Phenix
MARRIAGES
The Providence Phenix, Providence Pa= triot and Columbian Phenix.
Vol. I, No. I, of the Providence Phenix was issued Tuesday, May II, 1802, and the terms were $1.50 per annum. It was first printed by W. W. Dunham for T. A. Foster and W. W. Dun- ham at Printing House Office opposite Hon. Theodore Foster's house, Westminster street.
On July 20, 1802, this extract from the works of Washing. ton is placed beneath the title : "In proportion as the structure of government gives force to public opinion it is essential that the public opinion should be enlightened." On Nov. 20, 1802, the publication day was changed to Saturday. Nov. 5, 1803, the quo tation was dropped and the following was substituted : "Published by William W. Dunham opposite the Market House. Providence." Theodore A. Foster withdrew May 21, 1803, and Mr. Dunham then became sole owner.
Commencing Wednesday, July 18, 1804, the paper was printed and published by William Olney. Sept. 15 the publication day was changed back again to Saturday, when the announcement was made that a new font of type was to be used. This number has for title page the words " Providence Phenix" in plain letters, the bird phenix arising from the fire (which has hitherto been a promi- nent feature of the title page) being dropped.
Oct. 12, 1805, the announcement is made that the office is re- moved to the chambers over. D. Vinton's store, 7; Market Square. Jan. 17, 1807, Jones & Wheeler (Josiah Jones, Bennett Wheeler) announce themselves as the proprietors of the paper. Feb. 28, 1807, "Providence" is dropped from the title, and the words "The Phenix" substituted in a new style of letters. March 14. a wood cut showed these letters in white.
Jan. 16, 1808, The Phenix has a new title, "The Columbian Phenix." March 11, 1809, the word "The" was dropped from the latter title. July 15, 1809, it is announced as published by Wheel- er, Jones & Co .. This firm name appears but a few times, the name Jones & Wheeler continuing on each number as usual. The sub-
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title, "Columbian Phenix," was last used Jan. 12, 1811, and after- ward no title but "Providence Phenix," in large letters and date in line following. Sept. 7, the sub-title, "The Patriot," is first used, the title having been from Jan. 19, "Columbian Phenix or Provi- dence Patriot."
May .2, 1812, the paper is dressed in mourning in memory of the Vice President, George Clinton, who died at Washington April 20. May 3, 1813, a wood cut on the title page represented an eagle with shield in front and arrows in claws, with sunrise in the back- ground.
Jan. 15, 1814, with the beginning of Volume XII the title of the paper is again changed. It now reads "Providence Patriot and Columbian Phenix" instead of as before "Columbian Phenix and Providence Patriot."
Jan. 2, 1819, the paper became a semi-weekly, being published Wednesday and Saturday. The former price of $2.00 was changed to $3.50, and the title became "Providence Patriot" in large letters and "Columbian Phenix" in small letters. The firm name now was Jones, Wheeler and Cranston (Barzillai Cranston being added). Mr. Cranston continued in the firm one year only, when Jones and Wheeler continued it until May, 1823. The paper before Mr. Cran- ston was announced from April 17, 1819, as being published by J. Jones & Co., Printers to the State, 7 Market Square.
Eaton W. Maxcy succeeded Mr. Wheeler, but a year after transferred it to William Simons, the firm continuing as Jones & Simons until Nov., 1829, when Mr. Jones published as Agent. Mr. Simons retired. James O. Rockwell was editor from Nov. 1I, 1829, until his death, June 7, 1831. June 9, 1832, it again became a weekly and so continued until its last issue, Dec. 29; 1832.
In politics it was Democratic. It was well edited and printed, being the first Democratic newspaper in the town of Providence. As first stated, it was first printed for T. A. Foster & Co., by W. W. Dunham. From Dec. 18, 1802, for a while it was printed by Sam- uel J. Williams. When it was first published it was $1.50 per an- num, but when William Olney took charge it was raised to $2.00. J. Jones & Co., Printers to the State, continued as proprietors un- til Eaton W. Maxcy succeeded Mr. Wheeler when the firm name changed May 12, 1824, to Jones & Maxcy, and May 11, 1825, it again changed to Jones & Simons which co-partnership continued as above stated until Nov. 7, 1829, when Mr. Jones continued as agent.
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In the last number, Dec. 29, 1832, he announces that his son Cornelius S. Jones, will be editor and proprietor, and that the paper will have a new dress and be otherwise improved. This did not materialize however and no paper succeeded.
Of all these papers we have seen all the numbers issued except those for April 29 and Sept. 22, 1804, Jan. 24, 1829, Nov. 12, 1831, Jan. 25 and June 2, 1832. This file is in the possession of the Rhode Island Historical Society, whence these extracts and the matter published in this volume have been gleaned.
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MARRIAGES
Continued from Volume XVII.
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SABIN Eliza, daughter of John, of Providence, and Ariel Cooke, of Cumberland, at Provi- dence,
Catharine M., daughter of late James, of Providence, and Joseph C. Wheaton, of Rehoboth, at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano,
Sept. 10, 1809
June 25, 1810
Angelina, only daughter of late Capt. James, and Peter Brownell, she was of Providence, at Rehoboth, by Rev. Mr. Hill,
April 16, 1811
April 13, 1812
June 2, 1813
May 22, 1814
June 4, 1814
Aug. 26, 1815
Jan. 29, 1818
March 14, 1819
Oct. 24, 1819
Oct. 16, 1825
Mary, daughter of late Thomas, Esq., and Capt. Samuel Young, at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Alden,
SABINE Ann, daughter of Rev. Mr. Sabine, and Rev. Henry Blackaller, at Boston. Patriot of
May 18, 1828
March 10, 1830
Jonathan, of Seekonk, and Julia Louisa Teste, only daughter of Alexis, both of and at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Crocker,
James and Mary Nelson, at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Gano,
Sarah D. and Cyrus W. Linsey, both of and at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Messer,
Sarah Smith, daughter of the late Capt. John, and Capt. Oliver Wilson, both of and at Bristol, by Rev. Mr. Wight. Phenix of Joshua and Mary Ingraham, both of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Edes. Phenix of Maria, youngest daughter of late Capt. James, and Capt. Nathaniel Wheaton, both of and at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano,
Patience and William Woodward, Jr., both of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Mary, daughter of late John, of Cumberland, and Dr. Ephraim Knapp, now of Cumber- land, formerly of Walpole, Mass., at Cum- berland, by Rev. Mr. Potter,
William and Elizabeth B. Davis, both of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering,
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SACKETT Adnah and Ann Short, both of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,
Adnah and Eliza Adams, both of and at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Pickering, SADDLER Samuel, of U. S. Light Artillery, and Mrs. Mary E. Briddles, at Providence. Phenix of
Sarah, of North Providence, and Thomas Knight, of Smithfield, at Pawtucket, by Rev. Mr. Blake,
Thomas, of Attleboro, and Susan Leonard, of and at Taunton. Patriot of
Jan. 19, 1822
Oct. 31, 1813
Dec. 13, 1821
Dec. 3, 1815
Feb. 21, 1824
Nov. 24, 1821
SALE Mary T., of Warren Co., N. C., and Epes, of Nattaway, Va.,
July 24, 1821
Nov. 30, 1806
April 15, 1811
Sally, daughter of Jonathan, of East Green- wich, and Nathan Whiting, Esq., at Reho- both,
June 11, 181I
May 30, 1813
James and Lydia Esleeck, both of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,
May 15, 1814
Sarah and George W. Freeman, both of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Baker,
April 6, 1817
William and Mary Ann Williams, daughter of Putnam, both of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Baker,
Elizabeth K., of Seekonk, and Joseph Bean, of Barrington, at Warren, by Rev. Mr. Chessman,
May 28, 1818 May 2, 1824
June 1I, 1814
Sept. 17, 1818
SADLER John and Ann Fuller, at Attleboro, Thomas, of Attleboro, and Sarah Leonard, of and at Taunton, by Rev. Alvin Cobb,
SAGE Eliza R., daughter of Ebenezer, Esq., and Lieut. Thomas H. Stephens, U. S. Navy, at Middletown, Ct.,
Edward, of Liverpool, Eng:, and Mrs. Fran- ces R. H. Snow, ot and at Providence. Patriot of
ST. AGNON Ann Maria Theresa, of Port Spain, Trinidad, and Richard S. Stearns, of Sa- lem, at Providence. Patriot of
SALISBURY Richard and Lydia Thurber, eld- est daughter of Samuel, Jr., Esq., by Rev. Dr. Gano,
Elizabeth O., youngest daughter of late Joshua, and Norman Easton, both of and at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano,
Greenleaf and Septimus Lathrop, both of and at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano,
May 22, 181I
Cromwell T. and Lydia Peirce, both of and at East Greenwich, by Rev. Mr. Rich,
Sept. 20, 1818
Oct. 1, 1818
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SALISBURY Daniel, of North Providence, and Rebecca Hopkins, of Seekonk, Mass., at Pawtucket, by Rev. Mr. Blake. Phenix of Mrs. Penelope and Edmund Sheldon, both of and at Johnston, by Rev. Mr. Sprague, Edward and Mary Child, only daughter of Jeremiah, both of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Baker. Patriot of
Oct. 31, 1818
Jan. 20, 1820
March 25, 1820
Otis and Mary Pray, of Killingly, Ct., at Glocester, by David Arnold, Esq.,
Nov. 5, 1820
Charles and Amey Sprague, both of and at Smithfield, by Rev. Dr. Benedict,
Sept. 23, 1821
Jesse and Sally Allen, both of and at Paw- tucket, by Rev. Mr. Benedict,
June 2, 1822 June 16, 1822
John A. and Martha Burdick, both of Attle- boro, at Pawtucket, by Rev. Dr. Benedict, Joseph, of Tiverton, and Ruth E. Sisson, of Portsmouth, at Tiverton. Patriot of
July 13, 1822
Mary D. and William W. Burr, both of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Mudge,
Feb. 26, 1824
April 15, 1824
Sept. 6, 1824
Oct. 3, 1824
Oct. 6, 1824
June 5, 1825
June 4, 1826
March 18, 1827
June 9, 1827
Hannah and John Fraden, both of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr: Sanborn,
Dec. 3, 1829
Smith H., editor of Buffalo Republican, and Mrs. Flora Case, eldest daughter of Dea. Theophilus Humphrey, of and at Sheldon, N. Y., by Rev. H -- Wallace,
Phebe R. and Perry C. Irish, both of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering,
April 19, 1830
Oct. 27, 1830
Julia, eldest daughter of Abel, of Scituate, and Ezekiel Angell, of Smithfield, at Scit- uate, by Rev. John Westcott,
William, of Scituate, and Sarah B. Clarke, of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Tobey, Henry, of Providence, and Amey Brown, of North Kingstown, at former place, by Rev. Mr. Mudge,
Joanna, daughter of Jonathan, and Charles Valentine Myreck, both of and at Provi- dence, by Rev. Mr. Mudge. Patriot of Fanny, of Pawtucket, and Arnold Irons, of Providence, at Pawtucket, by Rev. Dr. Benedict,
Susan, of Tiverton, and Joseph Eddy, of Prov- idence, at Johnston, by Rev. Mr. Cheney, Mary, daughter of Caleb, of Warren, and Jonathan Bosworth, of Swanzey, at War- ren, by Rev. Mr. Rexford,
Jonathan and Phebe Tallman, daughter of Col. Benjamin, both of Providence, at Taunton, by Rev. Mr. Baker,
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SALISBURY Phebe and Alfred Anthony, at Olneyville, byRev. Mr. Cheney. Patriot of SALLA Samuel and Susan B. Tompkins, at Pawtucket. Patriot of
SAMSON Elizabeth M. and Nelson S. Eddy, at Glocester, by Rev. Mr. Ross. Patriot of SAMPSON Marston and Leonice Holmes, both of Plymouth, at Providence,
Louisa D. and Richard C. Martin, both of and at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano,
Joseph Stacy, of Boston, and Mary Ann Hastings, daughter of Nathan, of and at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Edes,
SANBORN John, aged 57, and Miss Lydia Stanton, 82, at Hampton Falls, Ct. Pa- triot of
SANDERS William, formerly of Warren, and Drusilla L. Bell, of and at Newbern, N. C., SANDERSON Caroline B. and Cromwell B. Comstock, both of and at Smithfield,
SANDS Mrs. Sarah, of Providence, and Capt. Thomas Bates, of New York, at the Epis- copal Church, Hartford, Ct.,
Nov. 3, 1813
Oct. 17, 1817
Louisa Rebecca, daughter of Isaac, of Hart- ford, Ct., and Thomas Manning Barrows, M. D., of Providence, at Hartford, by Rev. Mr. Wainright. Phenix of
Dec. 5, 1818
Oct. 31, 1819
June 18, 1820
Sept. 7, 1820
Polly and D- Easterbooks, both of and at Bristol,
Joseph, Jr., of Newport, and Rebecca San- ford, daughter of Esbon, of and at North Kingstown, by Rev. William Northup,
Rebecca, daughter of Esbon, of North Kingstown, and Joseph Sanford, Jr., of Newport, at former place, by Rev. William Northup,
Rev. Enoch, of Raynham, late tutor of Brown University, and Caroline White, of and at Weymouth. Patriot of
Jan. 19 1831 April 27, 1825 Nov. 4, 1826 Sept. 10, 1810 Oct. 24, 1819
April 8, 1824
Jan. 16, 1819
Dec. 26, 1825
Oct. 20, 1828
SANFORD Clarrissa Usher and Capt. Thomas B. Munro, both of Bristol, at Brooklyn, L. I., by Rev. Mr. Smith,
Peleg and Mary M. Suttle, daughter of Robert, at Newport, by Rev. Mr. Eddy, Fanny R. and Amos T. Gorham, both of and at Bristol, by Rev. Alexander V. Gris- wold,
Edwin, of Newport, and Desdemonia Honey- well, of New Shoreham, at Newport, by Rev. Mr. Eddy,
July 8, 1821
Aug. 30, 1821
Aug. 30, 1821
Dec. 27, 1823
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SANFORD Rev. John, of South Dennis, and Sophia Lord, of and at Weymouth. Patriot of
Elizabeth E., daughter of late Ellery, of Bristol, and John D. Lunson, of New York, at Bristol, by Rev. Bishop Griswold. Patriot of
Nathan, U. S. Senator from New York, and Mary Buchanan, daughter of late Andrew, of and at Baltimore, Md. . Patriot of
Hannah and John Bowcock, both of Troy, Mass., at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Edes, Keziah, daughter of Peleg, of Middletown, and John H. Barker, at Newport. Patriot of
Lydia K. and Josiah Jones, of Smithfield, at Fall River. Patriot of
John W., cashier of U. S. Branch Bank, and Margaret Halliday, eldest daughter of late R- both of and at Fayetteville, N. C. Patriot of
Frances and Dr. Elisha D. Paine, of Balti- more, at Little Compton,
SANGER John, of Woodstock, Ct., and Elmira Armington, of and at Seekonk, by Rev. Mr. Pease,
Nov. 24, 1825
April 25, 1818
SARLE Orris and Betsey Mathewson, eldest daughter of late Stephen, at Scituate, by Rev. Mr. Knight. Patriot of
March 3, 182 1
June 2, 1821
Jan. 1, 1827
Oct. 27, :1832
SAUNDERS Sally, of Thompson, Ct., and Charles Leebret, of Woodstock, Ct., at Thompson, by Rev. Mr. Wells. Phenix of Diristus and Nabby Hawkins, at Scituate. Phenix of
Augustus, of Providence, and Sylvia Pearce, daughter of Jeremiah P., of and at Attle- boro, by Rev. Mr. Read,
Sept. 11, 1824
March 7, 1827
June 7, 1828 Sept. 6, 1828
Jan. 28, 1829
June 2, 1830
July 17, 1830
Sept. 15, 1830
SARGENT Joseph, of Leicester, and Mande- ville Jones, of and at Spencer, Mass. Phenix of
Ann T., of Cranston, and Ebenezer Case, Jr., of Plainfield, Ct., at Cranston. Patriot of Burton, formerly of Cranston, and Susan Ann B. Angell, daughter of Thomas, of and at Scituate, by Rev. Mr. Knight,
Lucy, daughter of Hon. Nathaniel, and Elliott Blake, at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Haskins. Patriot of
SATTERLEE Jane Maria and Edwin Lord, at New York. Patriot of
June 23, 1830
July 23, 1803
Dec. 14, 1811.
Jan. 27, 1814
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SAUNDERS Nancy, of Warren, and Thomas Cole, of and at Bristol, by Rev. Mr. Bates, George, of Philadelphia, and Emeline M.
Maxwell, daughter of James, of and at Warren,
Philip, of Westerly, and Mary Burdick, of Newport, daughter of Rev. Henry, by Rev. Mr. Burdick,
Sally J. and Turner Carr, both of and at Warren, by Rev. Mr. Rexford,
Abby, daughter of John, and Caleb S. Luther, both of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Baker,
Ann and William Wall, both of and at Prov- idence, by Rev. Mr. Brown,
Samuel and Rebecca P. Cornell, both of and at Providence. Patriot of
Chauncey W. and Ruth Hall, at Pawtucket, by Rev. Mr. Taft,
Dr. Henry F. and Eliza W. Brown, daughter of James F., at Norwich, Ct. Patriot of Nathaniel W., formerly of Warren, and De-
borah G. Soule, daughter of Capt. Jona- than, at Westport, by A. Bassett, Esq.,
Mrs. Rebecca P. and William C. Eighforth, both of Providence, at Swanzey, by Rev. Mr. Barney,
Mrs. Rebecca P. and William E. Eathforth, both of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,
Joseph W. and Charlotte E. Bangs, both of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering, Mary Little, daughter of late Capt. Daniel, and Joseph B. Davoll, of Taunton, form- erly of and at Warren, by Rev. Mr. Welsh, Benjamin and Betsey Washington Carpenter, both of Smithfield, at Attleboro, by Rev. Mr. Williams,
Sarah Ann and Capt. Josiah Chaffee, both of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Church, John, of Providence, and Eliza Ann Cole, of and at Warren, by Rev. Mr. Spaulding, Isaac and Sarah Ann Tabor, at Pawtucket. Patriot of
SAVAGE John, of Island of Jamaica, and Eliza- beth A. White, of Philadelphia, at Provi- dence. Phenix of
SAVERY Dr. Phinehas and Hope B. F. Tobey, daughter of Curtis, Esq., both of and at Wareham. Patriot of
Nov. 26, 1818
Aug. 24, 1820
Oct. 26, 1820
May 30, 1822
Oct. 20, 1822
Dec. 5, 1822
March 15, 1823
March 16, 1825
Sept. 30, 1826
July 1, 1827
Aug. 3, 1827
Sept. 9, 1827
Oct. 11, 1827
March 23, 1828
Feb. 23, 1829
Oct. 1, 1829
March 3, 1830
Aug. 31, 1831
July 23, 1814
Jan. 26, 1825
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SAWIN Isaac and Elizabeth Ormsbee, both of and at Providence,
Rebecca and Hon. Wheeler Martin, both of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pettis, SAWYER Lydia, of Little Compton, and George Sherman, of and at Newport. Patriot of James and Susan Southwick, both of and at Smithfield, by Thomas Mann, Esq.,
Feb. 24, 1822
Aug. 8, 1831
May 26, 1824
July 31, 1828
SAYER Joshua, of Newport, and Eliza B. Kin- nicutt, eldest daughter of Thomas, of and at Seekonk, by Rev. Mr. Pitman,
Benjamin K. and Ruth Lawton, daughter of Jonathan, both of and at Newport. Patriot of
Jan. 9, 1819
Oct. 1, 1823
May 14, 1828
Feb. 20, 1803
March 5, 1803
Sept. 13, 1807
March 26, 1809
Willard and Maria Francour, at Wrentham. Phenix of
June 22, 1816
Clove, daughter of Sylvanus, and Martin Hutchinson, at Smithfield,
Aug. 18, 1816
Arnold, of Cumberland, and Sena Kimball, of and at Mendon, Mass .;
May 7, 1820
Avis, eldest daughter of Elisha, and Stephen Harris, both of and at Burrillville,
July 6, 1820
Julia, youngest daughter of Capt. Daniel, of Franklin, Mass., and Rev. Dexter Bullard, Pastor of Christian Church, at Greenwich, Mass., at Cumberland, by Rev. Mr. Potter, Willard, of Smithfield, and Mary Arnold, of and at Uxbridge. Patriot of
Feb. 1, 1821
May 5, 1821
Joanna, daughter of Smith, of Smithfield, and Jesse B. Sweet, of Providence. at Smithfield, by Judge Mann,
Abigail, daughter of Smith, of Smithfield, and Adin Ballou, of Cumberland, at Smith- field, by Rev. Mr. Patten, of Cumberland, Sally, eldest daughter of Capt. David, late of Cumberland, and Henry S. Scott, of and at Smithfield,
Dec. 25, 1821
Jan. 24, 1822
Feb. 6, 1822
Joshua and Ann W. Dean, daughter of the late Silas, Esq., at Newport. Patriot of SAYERS James, of Newport, and Nancy Raw- son, at Bristol. Patriot of
SAYLES Edward, of Scituate, and Mrs. Sarah Waterman, widow of J. O.,
Irene, daughter of John, Jr., and Job Ran- dall, of North Providence, at Smithfield. Phenix of
Abby, daughter of Jeremiah, and Ira Pidge, at North Providence, by Rev. Mr. Edes, Lucina and Capt. Benjamin Bowen, at Glocester,
Sept. 3, 1818.
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SAYLES Clarke, of Glocester, and Mary Olney, of and at Scituate, by Rev. Mr. Knight, Orin, of Franklin, Mass., and Almira Ballou, daughter of Flavius, of and at Cumber- land, by Rev. Mr. Potter,
Richard and Fanny Jeffers, both of and at Smithfield,
Sarah, daughter of late Gideon, and Stephen Mowry, son of Amasa, at Smithfield, by Judge Mann,
Rhoda, only daughter of John, 2d, and Jesse Mowry, eldest son of Major Nathaniel, at Smithfield,
Feb. 24, 1826
April 16, 1831
SCHEFFER George and Eliza Clarke, both of Boston. Phenix of
July 16, 1808
SCHEFFIER George and Eliza Clarke, both of Boston,
July 6, 1808
Feb. 3, 1830
Nov. 23, 1831
Mrs. Mary and Simon Snyder, Governor of Pennsylvania, at Harrisburg, Penn. Phe- nix of
Oct. 29, 1814
July 23, 1816
March 29, 1817
Simon, of Coventry, and Barbara Albro, of and at Foster, by Rev. Mr. Stone,
Aug. 23, 1818
Jeremiah and Olive Darling, both of and at Cumberland, by Rev. Mr. Potter,
Jan. 28, 1819
Charles and Marcy S. Manchester, at Provi- dence, by Rev. Dr. Gano. Patriot of
Emery, of Bellingham, Mass., and Waitey Jillson, daughter of Nathaniel, of and at Cumberland, by Smith Arnold, Esq.,
Dec. 25, 1822
Jan. 12, 1823
March 16, 1823
Feb. 16, 1826.
Ariel and Elizabeth Aylesworth, both of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering, SCARBOROUGH Nehemiah and Susannah Sibley, both of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Hartwell,
June 16, 1822
SCHERMERHORN Elizabeth Caroline, of New York, and William N. Gilbert, at New York, by Rt. Rev. Bishop Hobart. Pa- triot of
SCHROEDER Susan, second daughter of Henry, of Baltimore, and John H. Gilliat, at Trinity Church, Newport, by Rev. Mr. Wheaton,
SCOTT Ann and George Whipple, at Smith- field. Phenix of
April 24, 1804
Eliza, of Cumberland, and Thomas S. Mann, of Franklin, at Cumberland, by Rev. Mr. Blake,
Gen. Winfield, U. S. Army, and Maria D. Mayo, at the seat of Col. Mayo, Belleville, Va. Phenix of
Feb. 10, 1819
April 2, 1820
PROVIDENCE PHENIX-MARRIAGES
SCOTT Violotta and David Thorp, Jr., both of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Baker, Henry S., of Smithfield, and Sally Sayles, eldest daughter of Capt. David, late of Cumberland, at Smithfield,
James, of North Providence, and Alice A. Sisson, daughter of Asa, of Coventry, at Smithfield. Patriot of
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