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John, at Salem, aged 71 years. He accident- ally came in collision with a post. Amer- ican of
Jan. 1, 1830
ARMSBY Silas, of Wrentham, Mass., aged 22 years, in this town, member Freshman class, Brown University,
Aug. 30, 1814 .
ARMFELDT Count, at Zarakozulo, Russia. American of
Feb. 28, 1815
ARMINGTON Marcy R., daughter of Capt. Walker, at Rehoboth, in 3rd year,
April 13, 1811
George, son of William, in this town, in 21st year,
Aug. 3, 1811 Oct. 12, 181I
Nancy, wife of George,
Marcy Ann, second daughter of Asa, at See- konk, aged 12 years,
Dec. 17, 1812
Elizabeth, wife of Stephen A., Jr., in 30th year,
March 4, 1830
March -, 1817
532
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
ARMINGTON Joseph, at Seekonk, in 86th year, Capt. Louis, at Baltimore, in 37th year, son of William. of Providence,
Mrs. Hannah B., aged 33 years. American of Alverin, second son of Benjamin, at Seekonk, in 20th year,
Capt. Alfred, native of Rhode Island, at Mobile, Ala. American of
Capt. Walker, at Seekonk, aged 54 years,
Bowers, of Pawtucket. His body was found near Scott's Pond, a suicide from hanging. American of
Jan. 27, 1824
Ann P., eldest daughter of George, at North Providence, in 13th year,
Feb. 5, 1828
Polly Watson, eldest daughter of Asa, at Seekonk,
July 29, 1828
Horace Ward, youngest son of Asa, of Arm- ington, of Seekonk, at English Key, Bay of Honduras, aged 22 years ; was super- cargo of Brig Only Son, of this port,
Charles, son of Ambrose, of Seekonk, at sea on board Ship William Baker, of Provi- dence; fell from main topsail yard while reefing. American of
Benjamin, at Seekonk, in 61st year,
Mrs. Lydia, at Pawtucket, aged 34 years. American of
June 12, 1832
May 9, 1815
Oct. 29, 1820
Dec. 2, 1 808
Nov. 2, 1809
Mrs. Joanna, wife of Joseph, in this town, in 26th year,
Elizabeth, wife of Col. Thomas, at Newport, in 73rd year,
Ann, wife of Capt. Thomas, at Warwick, in 25th year,
Capt. David, Jr., at Warwick, in 31st year. American of
Capt. David, at Norton, in 79th year ; was a patriot in the Revolution,
April 27, 1817.
Dec. 24, 1817 Oct. 24, 1820
June 13, 1821
Oct. 8, 1822 April 8, 1823
Dec. 16, 1827
Feb. 4, 1831 Feb. 23, 1832
AREMBERG Prince of, by a fall from a horse. His sister was wife of the Prince Schwartz- enberg, who commanded the allied armies. His brother lost an eye while hunting. His mother was guillotined at Paris and sister perished in a fire at Paris. American of
AREY Cornelius, aged about 74 years, soldier of the Revolution,
ARNOLD Sarah, wife of Thomas, at East Green- wich, in 65th year,
Patience, widow of Welcome, Esq, in this town,
Nov. 30, 1809
Feb. 11, 1810
April 27, 1810
Oct. 16, 1810
Dec. 19, 1810
533
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
ARNOLD Miss Waite, eldest daughter of the late Oliver, Esq., in 54th year,
Jan. 13, 1812
Capt. Josiah, at Warwick, in 89th year. American of
July 12, 1811
Elizabeth, widow of James, late of Warwick, buried at Warwick, at Woodstock, Ct., in 88th year,
Aug. 16, 1811
Josias, son of the late Joseph, in 22d year, at sea, from Sch. Lucretia, of this port,
Nathan, Esq., at Cumberland, in 47th year, Waitstill, at Cumberland, in 22d year,
Oct. 4, 1811 Dec. 21, 1812 Jan. 8, 1813
Samuel, at Smithfield, in 77th year, of Soci- ety of Friends,
Jan. 16, 1813
Caroline, infant daughter of George, in this town,
Feb. 18, 1813
William C., son of the late Dr. Jonathan, formerly of this town, at St. Johnsbury, Vt., aged 41 years,
March 9, 1813
Amey A., daughter of Luke, at Smithfield,
Nicholas, Esq., at Cranston. in 48th year,
Israel, Esq., at Warwick, aged 64 years, judge of the Court of Common Pleas of the County,
Mary, wife of Stephen, at Smithfield,
Anna, daughter of Simeon, at Scituate, in 36th year. American of
Jan. 3, 1815
Rosamond, daughter of John, Esq., at Bur- rillville, in 17th year. American of
April 4, 1815
Elizabeth, widow of Samuel, at Smithfield, in 76th year, of Society of Friends,
June 11, 1815
Sept. 13, 1815
Chloe, widow of Peleg, formerly of Pawtuxet, at Thompson, Ct., aged 72 years,
Nov. 26, 1815
Eunice, wife of Olney, at Smithfield ; Jan. 2 she gave birth to 3 daughters ; all are now alive ; seven of her children are under 7 years of age,
Col. William, at East Greenwich, aged about 72 years, many years an innkeeper. Amer- ican of
Jan. 12, 1816
Jan. 23, 1816
Wealthian, wife of Daniel, and daughter of Thomas Holden, Esq., of Warwick, at Adams, Mass., in 32d year, July 5, 1813 Oct. 25, 1813 April 19, 1814
April 29, 1814 May 17, 1814
Col. Benjamin, at Warwick, in 73d year ; was a military officer during the Revolution ; member of convention that adopted the Constitution 1790; representative to the Assembly and president of the Town Coun- cil,
April 2, 1815
Levi ; his son by the explosion of his powder mill at Mercer, Penn., was so burnt that he died a few days afterwards,
534
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
ARNOLD Latimer, at Smithfield, in 38th year, Frances Mary, infant daughter of Samuel G., Esq., aged 7 months, in this town,
Uriah, at Smithfield, in 96th year; was born April 9, 1721, at Smithfield,
Dr. William, at Smithfield, in 84th year, So- ciety of Friends, .
Capt., of Warwick, master of Ship Union, at Havana, in 30th year,
May 7, 1817
June 13, 1817
June 25, 1817
Edward, at Piketown, O., son of Col. John, of Pawtuxet, in 28th year, leaves a widow. This is the third son and brother to die within 50 days about,
June 25, 1817
Luke, at Smithfield, in 80th year,
Julia Ann, daughter of Elijah, at Smithfield, in 26th year,
Oct. 23, 1817
Christopher, at Smithfield, aged about 66 years. American of
Oct. 24, 1817
Mary Eliza, only daughter of Whipple, at Warwick, aged 4 years, 2 months,
Nov. 1, 1817
Dinah, wife of Eliza, at Smithfield, in 60th year,
Nov. 17, 1817 Nov. 29, 1817
Joshua, at Smithfield, in 90th year,
July 1, 1818
Alpha, wife of Peleg, Esq., at Smithfield,
July 11, 1818
Phebe, widow of Capt. David, at Norton, aged 81 years,
Aug. 27, 1818
Samuel Greene, infant son of Samuel G., aged 8 months, 17 days,
Oct. 4, 1818
Mercy Ann, daughter of Elisha, at Warwick, in 7th year,
Dec. 14, 1818
Betsey, wife of Joseph, daughter of Jonathan Dexter, Esq., of Smithfield, at Pawtucket, Catharine, wife of Rev. Robert, at Thomp- son, Ct., in 33d year,
Dec. 24, 1818
Ann, widow of Col. Benjamin, of Warwick, at Cranston, in 77th year. American of
May 4, 1819
Edward S., son of the late Luke, of Smith- field, at Spartansburgh, S. C.,
Sept. 9, 1816
Sept. 20, 1816 March 11, 1817
March 24, 1817
William W., son of Col. John, of Pawtuxet, aged 20 years, at New York, on board Ship Union, from Havana; his brother, Capt. John, had previously died at Havana, Isaac, at Piketown, O., of the smallpox; was on his way to Columbus where he had some relatives ; was a stranger from New England and by trade a house carpenter, about
Thomas Jenckes, son of Elijah, at Smithfield, in 22d year,
Aug. 10, 1817 Oct. 1, 1817
Elijah, Esq., at Smithfield, in 66th year,
Jan. 18, 1819
Sept. 5, 1819
535
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
ARNOLD Edward S., formerly of Smithfield, at Shurlenburgh, S. C., in 30th year,
Sept. 13, 1819
Fidelia, daughter of Russell, at Scituate, in 12th year.
Sept. 14, 1819
Vashti, daughter of Russell, at Scituate, aged 7 years,
Henry, only son of Stephen, in 7th year,
Ann Frances, daughter of Elias, aged 3 years, 4 months,
Oct. 21, 1819
Mrs. - , wife of Thomas, at Warwick, in 81st year. American of
Nov. 5, 1819
James, native of Hampshire, Eng., aged about 25 years, drowned off Sassafras Point, Sarah, widow of Sion, at Warwick, in 91st year.
Dec. 20, 1819
Capt. Nathan, at Scituate, formerly of Prov- idence, in 89th year,
Dec. 30, 1819
Jan. 12, 1820
Jan. 14, 1820 Feb. 13, 1820
Mrs. Comfort, widow, aged 83 years,
Hon. Peleg, at Smithfield, aged 68 years, formerly delegate in Congress, member of General Assembly, and chief justice of the Supreme Court; was buried from Friends' Meeting House, died
Feb. 13, 1820
Tabitha, daughter of Russell, at Scituate, aged 1 year, 10 months,
March 26, 1820
April 28, 1820
June 16, 1820
Harriet Rogers, daughter of Col. Samuel G., aged 9 months,
Aug. 5, 1820
Elizabeth Prentice, infant daughter of Caleb, aged 4 years,
Oct. 6, 1820
Hon. Thomas, (S. B.) at Warwick, in 62d year,
Oct. 8, 1820
Anna, wife of Jesse, at Scituate, in 38th year,
Jan. 13, 1821
Moses, formerly of Johnston, at Missouri, aged 37 years. American of
Welcome, at Providence, in 44th year,
Thomas, Esq., at East Greenwich. He com- manded a company at battle of Mon-
Jan. 26, 1821 Feb. 15, 1821
Oct. 9, 1819 Oct. 16, 1819
Nov. 14, 1819
Abigail, wife of Cyrus, and daughter of Capt. William Warner, at Warwick, in 43d year, Simeon, at Warwick, in 84th year, Society of Friends,
James, a foreigner, who was drowned three miles below here, in November last ; his body was found on the west shore and buried near place of discovery. American of
Reuben, native of Rhode Island, at New York hospital, aged 36 years. American of
536
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
ARNOLD :
mouth where he lost his right leg; was at Red Bank also ; was appointed inspector of revenue for port of East Greenwich by Gen. Washington ; was in 78th year. American of
Elizabeth, widow of Jonathan, at Johnston, aged 70 years. American of
Nov. 2, 1821
Phebe, wife of Samuel, in 47th year, buried at Smithfield, died in Providence,
Nov. 5, 182 I
Isaac A., of Warwick, mate of brig Pocahon- tas, this port, at sea, on passage from Sour- abaya to Malacca, December or January last. American of
Dec. 4, 1821
Col. Stephen, at Warwick, in 58th year, leaves mother, wife and 4 children,
Jan. 17, 1822
Lydia Allen, daughter of Christopher, at Warwick, aged 16 months, 5 days,
Ruth, wife of Ahab, aged 57 years,
Philip, at Cranston, aged 67 years,
Alice, wife of Nehemiah, aged 68 years,
Almira, daughter of Capt. Aborn, aged 14 months,
July 14, 1822
Elijah, at Smithfield, in 24th year. Ameri- can of
July 19, 1822
Barton, of firm Taft and Arnold, aged 32 years,
July 21, 1822
Ruth, wife of Isaac, at Johnston, aged 80 years.
Aug. 5, 1822
Ann Frances, infant daughter of Elias, at Pawtuxet. aged 1 year, 11 months,
Aug. 22, 1822
Elisha Howe, son of Willard, aged 18 months, 1 1 days,
Aug. 25, 1822
Ruth, wife of Job, daughter of Peter Calvin, at Coventry, aged 60 years,
Sept. 3, 1822
Miss Abby, at Newport, aged 56 years,
Sept. 7, 1822
Sarah Ann, daughter of late Pardon, aged 6 months, 4 days,
Sept. 19, 1822
Phebe, widow of Luke, of Smithfield, at Cumberland, in 68th year,
Susan, wife of Christopher, and daughter of John Allen, of North Kingstown, at War- wick, aged 23 years,
Esther, daughter of Richard, at Cranston, in 17th year,
George, at Warwick, aged 77 years,
Col. Salmon, at Savannah, Ga., aged 52 years. American of
Sept. 30, 1822
Oct. 5, 1822
Oct. 25, 1822
Oct. 31, 1822
Nov. 26, 1822
May 22, 1821
Hannah, widow of late Simeon, at Warwick, in 84th year,
Dec. 15, 1821
March 11, 1822 April 8, 1822 May 3, 1822 May 18, 1822
537
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
ARNOLD Zilpha, daughter of Henry, at War- wick, aged 18 years,
Feb. 16, 1823
Elizabeth, wife of Stephen, at Cranston, in 41st year,
Col. Oliver, at Pawtuxet, in 38th year,
Jenette, wife of George, and daughter of Amos Gardiner, of South Kingstown, at Charlestown, aged 30 years,
Margaret, wife of Peleg, at North Kingstown, aged 67 years,
Capt. Alfred, aged 63 years,
Frances Mary, daughter of Col. G-, aged 9 months,
July 30, 1823
Frances Mary, infant daughter of Col. Sam- uel G., aged 9 months [erroneously printed in our list],
July 30, 1823
Abby Elizabeth, daughter of Israel, Jr., at Smithfield, in 7th year,
Oct. 13, 1823
Mary, wife of Joseph, Esq., at Warwick, in 71st year,
March 30, 1824
Mehitable Carpenter, daughter of William U., aged 9 months,
May 16, 1824 July 26, 1824
William, in 38th year,
Freelove Sophia, wife of Samuel, daughter of Hon. David Leonard Barnes, at Smith- field, aged 34 years,
Aug. 30, 1824
Sept. 17, 1824
Jane, wife of Remington, at Pawtuxet, in 63rd year,
Nov. 24, 1824
Joseph, at Cumberland, in 74th year,
Hamilton Ames, son of Isaac, aged 6 months, Marcy, wife of Col. John, and daughter of Col. John Potter, at Pawtuxet, in 65th year,
Jan. 30, 1825
Patience, widow of late William, at Warwick, in 85th year. American of
June 10, 1825
Harriet, only daughter of Samuel G., aged 3 years, 4 months,
July 20, 1825
Frances Mary, infant daughter of Samuel G., Esq., Miss Sally J., in 19th year,
Aug. 14, 1825
Aug. 14, 1825
Amey, wife of James, Esq., at Cumberland, in 62d year. American of
Aug. 23, 1825
Stephen, Esq., President of Rhode Island Central Bank, East Greenwich, and for- merly an enterprising merchant there, at Warwick, aged about 62 years. American of
Sarah, infant daughter of Lemuel H. Arnold, aged 11 weeks,
Nov. 1, 1824
Philip, at Johnston, aged 71 years,
Dec. 14, 1824 Dec. 23, 1824 Dec. 27, 1824
March 9, 1823 April 3, 1823
April 12, 1823
April 12, 1823 May 5, 1823
538
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
ARNOLD Oliver, mate of Brig Marcia, of this port, drowned in East Greenwich harbor, aged 30 years,
Miss Betsey, in 65th year,
Shubael P., son of Luke, late of Smithfield, at Providence, in 34th year,
Feb. 8, 1826 Feb. 19, 1826
Hon. Samuel G., in 48th year,
Selma Wilde, widow of Col. Salmon, aged 51 years ; funeral from her son's, Dr. Salmon A., died
March 26, 1826
Elizabeth Martin, daughter of James, aged 3 years,
April 21, 1826
Nathan, at Warwick, aged 81 years ; served in the Revolution,
May 18, 1826
Susannah, widow of Joseph, at Johnston, aged 94 years. American of
Sept. 1, 1826
John R., son of Hon. Thomas, at Warwick, in 19th year,
Oct. 8, 1826
Thomas, formerly of Providence, at North Providence, aged 75 years,
Nov. 8, 1826
Lydia, widow of Nicholas, at Cranston, in 53d year,
Jan. 2, 1827 Jan. 15, 1827
Eleazer, at Smithfield, aged 70 years,
Josiah, at Warwick, in 95th year. American of
March 30, 1827
Simeon, at Scituate, aged 79 years,
Mary, wife of Russell, at Warwick, in 45th year,
Nov. 22, 1827
Col. Thomas, at Newport, in 94th year,
Aug. 14, 1828
Rev. Robert, at Norwich, Ct., in 38th year,
Nov. 13, 1828
Aaron, at Slatersville, formerly of Cumber- land, in 72d year, soldier of the Revolution, Mary, widow of Thomas, of Providence, at New Bedford, aged 75 years. American of Capt. Benedict, at Warwick, in 75th year ; while riding his horse he fell to the ground and soon expired,
Jan. 4, 1829
Feb. 24, 1829
Enock, killed at the Washington from a kick from a horse. American of
Aug. 11, 1829
Mrs. Waite, formerly of Newport, at Provi- dence, aged 74 years,
Oct: 13, 1829
William, in 19th year,
Jan. 25, 1830
William P., in 19th year,
Jan. 25, 1830
Arthur G., son of Capt. Joseph, at Cranston, Capt. William, aged 38 years,
March 22, 1830 June 23, 1830
Aug. 23, 1830
Hannah, wife of Caleb, at Warwick, in 66th year,
July 1, 1827 Sept. 29, 1827
Joseph, at Warwick, aged 86 years,
May 18, 1328
April 5, 1829
Freelove W., daughter of Col. Elisha, at Cranston, in 30th year,
Sept. 1, 1825 Nov. 25, 1825
539
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
ARNOLD Obadiah, at Scituate, aged 39 years, Rebecca (colored), at East Greenwich,
Mary, daughter of late Nicholas, at Cranston, aged 31 years. American of Mrs. Freelove, widow of Simeon, of Scituate, at Smithfield, aged 85 years,
April 29, 1831 July 28, 1831
Sept. 23, 1831
Dec. 12, 1831
Oliver A., son of Daniel, at Coventry, in 19th year,
Dec. 12, 1831
Willard, son of Ahab, of Providence, at Ox- ford, in 44th year,
Jan. 24, 1832
Mary Cornelia, daughter of Richard J., Esq., of Providence, at Whitehall, Ga., aged 2 years, 4 months,
May 8, 1832
Waitstill, wife of Capt. Joseph, and eldest daughter of Major Arthur Greene, at Cranston, in 41st year,
July 30, 1832
Louisa Baker, only child of John H., at War- wick, aged 2 years,
Nov. 28, 1832
ARNSTEIN, the Baroness; wife of the Baron, one of the richest bankers of Germany ; she gave 20,000 guilders annually to the poor. American of
Aug. 25, 1818
ARROW Sukey, at Norton, aged 100 years ; was once a slave in the family of Judge Leonard ; for several years she has been supported by the town. American of
ARROWSMITH A-, the celebrated geog- rapher, at London, in 74th year. Ameri- can of
ASBURY Rev. Francis, Bishop in Methodist Church, in Virginia, in 71st year, and 50th of his ministry. It is calculated he had preached from 15,000 to 18,000 sermons, presided at over 200 conferences, travelled from 100,000 to 150,000 miles, and perhaps ordained more ministers than any other man of his time. American of May 3, 1816
Rev. Daniel, aged 64. at Lincoln Co., N. C., suddenly; had been a Methodist minister 37 years. American of
ASGILL Lady, in London, aged 82 years. Her pathetic application to the Queen of France to interpose with Gen. Washing- ton to save her son, Capt. Asgill, ordered to be executed in retaliation for the murder of Capt. Huddy will be remembered,
ASHFORD James, seaman, killed on board the U. S. Frigate Constitution in action with the Guerriere,
Oct. 10, 1828
June 20, 1823
June 28, 1825
June -, 1816
Aug. 20, 1812
540
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
ASHLEY Thomas, Esq., at Putney, Vt., aged 70 years. American of Aug. 10, 1810 Abraham, Jr., son of Abraham, at Freetown,
aged 13 years, between March 23 and April 14, 1816 Betsey, daughter of Abraham, at Freetown,
aged 13 years, between March 23 and April 14, 1816 Bishop, son of Bishop, at Freetown, aged 7 years, between March 23 and April 14, 1816 John, at Rochester, Mass., aged 54 years, between March 23 and April 14, 1816 Polly, wife of Abraham, at Freetown, aged 42 years, between March 23 and April 14, 1816 Thomas Jefferson, son of Bishop, at Free- town, aged 9 years, between March 23 and April 14, 1816 Rev. Benjamin, Baptist, at Norfolk, Va. American of Oct. 6, 1820
Col. Samuel, an aged man, at Springville, Penn., frozen to death; was a captain in the Revolution and it is said was once a candidate for Governor of New Hamp- shire. American of Feb. 6, 1821
Mrs. Eliza, wife of Luther, and daughter of John Humphrey, Esq., of Barrington, at Chaplin, Ct., aged 43 years,
Dec. 20, 1828
ASHMUN Hon. Eli P., at Northampton, Mass., late U. S. Senator, aged 48 years. Amer- ican of
May 21, 1819 March 30, 1816 April 11, 1828
ASHTON William, in this town, in 94th year, Margaret, widow of Stephen, aged 63 years, Jchn, at Salem, aged 85 years, graduate of Harvard, 1776. American of
Jan. 1, 1830
ASPINWALL Gilbert, merchant, of New York, on Long Island. American of
Sept. 24, 1819
Charles Augustus, son of Horatio G., aged 9 months, 20 days,
Aug. 26, 1821
William, M. D., at Brookline, Mass., in 80th year. American of
May 16, 1823
ASTON Henry Harvey, Esq., at London, Eng., suicide. He had seduced a daughter of an Earl and took this way of making repara- tion for the crime. American of
ATANDIA Anthony, an Italian, hurt himself in a scuffle at New York. American of
ATHERTON Henry, at Greenfield, Mass., aged 25 years, very suddenly. American of ATHEY Dennis M., shot by George H. Drake, of Alleghany Co., Md ..
ATKINS Abigail, wife of Rev. Elisha, at Kill- ingly, Ct., in 72d year,
April 24, 1821
Feb. 18, 1820
April 24, 1821
May 8, 1825
Jan. 26, 1824
541
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
ATKINSON Joseph, at Manchester, Eng., Friend Minister ; his wife died four weeks after,
Feb. 1, 1818
Miss Mary, at Newport, in 39th year. Amer- ican of
Oct. 1, 1819
Rachal, wife of Jonn B., at Newport, in 55th year,
March 6, 1827
-, son of William, killed by lightning in a hay field,
June 28, 1828
Elizabeth, widow of late James, at Bellows Falls, aged 73 years.
Sept. 29, 1829
ATWATER Rev. Charles, at North Branford, Ct., in 39th year, and 16 of his ministry. American of
March 4, 1825
ATWELL William Henry, fourth son of Amos Maine, Esq., aged 10 years,
Aug. 31, 1812
Horatio Nelson, youngest son of the late Col. Amos. in 10th year.
July 15, 1813
Rev. George, pastor of Baptist Church, at Enfield, Ct. American of
April, 26, 1814
Amos Maine, in this town, in 50th year. (Masonic honors),
May 24, 1815
George Lovell, youngest and only surviving son of the late Col. Amos, aged 21 years, Amos Maine, son of the late Amos M., Esq., in 22d year,
Nov. 4, 1820
Mary D., eldest daughter of late Amos Maine Atwell, in 22d year,
Aug. 26, 1825
ATWOOD Abigail, daughter of George, at Taunton, aged 6 years. American of
Dec. 18, 1810
Major Benjamin, at Johnston, in 55th year. American of
Nov. 6, 1818
David, at Providence, in 56th year,
George, at Taunton, aged 56. Innkeeper,
Nehemiah. at Johnston, in 79th year,
Harris, at Johnston, in 43d year,
March 11, 1823
Jeremiah Nelson, son of Abraham C., at Johnston, in 7th year,
Dec. 13, 1824
Catharine, at Warwick, in 32d year,
Anthony, at Johnston, in 53d year,
David C., of Georgia, in 30th year,
Marian, wife of Caleb, at Warwick, in 72d year,
Oct. 18, 1825
Joanna E., infant daughter of Capt. Kimball, at Scituate,
Capt. Thomas, at Pawtucket, in 84th year, Dr. Sheffield, at Bristol, suddenly,
Mrs. Mary, at Dighton, in 69th year,
Elliott, at Worcester, aged 25 years. In attempting to vault a fence the bar slipped
June 19, 1821 Oct. 13, 1821 June 25, 1822
Dec. 31, 1824 March 13, 1825 Aug. 28, 1825
Jan. 10, 1827 March 29, 1829 Oct. 30, 1829 March 15, 1830
June 27, 1819
542
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
ATWOOD:
the end came against his side causing a rupture ; he lived 28 hours,
May 27, 1830
AUCHMUTY Lieut. Gen. Sir Samuel Knight, Grand Cross of the Bath, and Commander in Chief of the British Forces in Ireland ; was riding his horse in the park when he fell dead, in Dublin. American of
Oct. 4, 1822
Sir Gen. Samuel, died in Ireland ; was a native of New York ; the late Robert N., who died a bachellor was the only brother of the General. American of Oct. 4, 1822
Robert Mulcaster, of the British service, sec- ond son of the late Robert Nichols Auch- muty, of Newport, in Madras, India. Amer- ican of
Nov. 1I, 1823
May 19, 1828
July 23, 1816
Nov. 30, 1816
June 24, 1817
Jan. 5, 1816 July 18, 1817
AUSTIN Hon. Benjamin, aged 68 years, at Boston, late candidate for Lieut. Governor of Massachusetts,
Henry, at North Kingstown, in 55th year,
Daniel, at Newport, aged 33. American of
Pamella, wife of John, aged 30, at Taunton. American of
Jeremiah, at Nantucket, in 65th year, of So- ciety of Friends,
Peter, of Newport, at Jamestown, aged 42 years,
James, at North Kingstown, aged 84 years, fell dead about 3 rods from his house,
Sarah, wife of Edward, at Newport, aged 27 years, daughter of Edward Watson. Amer- ican of
Seth, at Dighton, aged 88 years,
Major Loring, aged 36 years, at Cambridge, Mass, late of U. S. Army, and Aide de
May 4, 1820 Jan. 1I, 1822 March 8, 1822
Nov. 1, 1822
Dec. 11, 1822
April 23, 1824
June 21, 1826
Aug. 5, 1825 March 8, 1826
AUCKMUTY Samuel O., formerly of Newport, at New York,
AUGEREAU Marshall, Duke of Castiglione, one of Napoleon's lieutenants. He had made his peace with the Bourbons. Amer- ican of
AUGUST Henry, executed for murder of Epaphras Mathews, a peddler, at Re- venna, O.,
AULD Alexander M., at Brunswick, Ga., aged about 27 years, native of North Carolina, formerly member of Brown University,
AUSTIN Jeremiah, at Little Compton, in 85th year, of Society of Friends. American of AUSTEN Jane, in England, the authoress,
543
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
AUSTIN :
Camp to Gen. Brown, in battles of Chip- pewa, Lundy's Lane, the Sortie from Fort Erie and scenes on Niagara frontier,
Jan. 28, 1827
Benjamin G., at South Kingstown, aged 29 years,
Jan. 26, 1828
Daniel, native of Rhode Island, at New York, in 37th year. American of
March 10, 1829
Sept. 7, 1829
Dec. 14, 1830 Aug. 29, 1831
AVERELL Henry, native of Newport, at Charleston, S. C., aged 34 years,
AVERY Capt. Elisha, in this town, in 40th year, Rev. David, formerly Pastor of First Congre- gational Church, Wrentham, at Middle- town, Vt., in 71st year, and a ministry of nearly 50 years (see obit. notice March 13), Col. W. W., in North Carolina, in 76th year. He served in the Revolution ; was born at Groton Ct., May 3, 1745, graduated at Princeton, 1766. American of
Rev. William, in South Carolina, aged 58. American of
, child of Eleazer, at Colchester. Ct., aged 3 years, had been scalded and was thrown into a tub of hot water instead of cold by mistake,
James G., at Dover, aged 30, fell from a lad- der,
AYDELOTT Rev. Joseph, at Philadelphia, aged 67 years, American of
AYLESWORTH Hannah, daughter of John, in 4th year,
Mrs. Hannah, in 32d year,
George R., son of Thomas, at Newport, in 15th year. American of
Mary, daughter of John, of Cranston, at Portsmouth, in 52d year, Friend Minister, Albert G., son of Thomas, at Newport, aged 2 years. American of
John, at Foster, in 81st year, of Society of Friends,
AYRAULT Peter, Esq., native of Rhode Island, but for many years a resident of Charles- ton, S. C.,
May 11, 1821
Sept. 23, 1823
Dec. 27, 1824
Aug. 3, 1829
May 21, 1824
Sept. 6, 1820 Feb. 27, 1822
Oct. 28, 1823
Sept. 6, 1824
Aug. 16, 1825 Feb. 7, 1829
Jan. 29, 1817
Martha, youngest daughter of Job, at Georgia Factory, Smithfield, in 13th year, Rev. Samuel, D. D., late President of Ver- mont University, at Glastonbury, Ct., 70 years. American of Elijah, at Mansfield, aged 57 years,
July 15, 1819 July 10, 1815
Feb. 16, 1818
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