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Wilde, 473.
Wilder, 474, 73, 220, 250, 406, 407, 427, 458, 465.
Willey, 477.
William Baker, Ship, 520, 532, 547, 574. Williams, 477, 50, 62, 65, 89, 90, 113, 121, 128, 138, 162, 182, 185, 198, 207, 214, 225, 247, 255. 257, 275, 284, 307, 315, 316, 335, 352, 373, 385, 416, 424, 455, 477, 478, 489, 496, 497, 552, 566, 567, 617. Williamson, 484.
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Wilmington, Del., 248, 610. Wilmington, N. C., 178, 245, 261, 265, 286, 307, 324, 429, 448, 490, 598, 630, 63 1. Wilson, 22, 23, 24, 27, 33, 35, 40, 42, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 53, 54, 55, 56, 60, 62, 66, 67, 68, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 79, 80, 87, 88, 89, 92, 95, 98, 99, 100, 102, 105, 107, 108, 112, 113, 114, 115, 118, 125, 128, 133, 134, 138, 141, 143, 145, 148, 149, 150, 152, 153, 155, 156, 157,
158, 163, 165, 166, 170, 171, 176, 177, 178, 181, 182, 183, 184, 185, 188, 190, 194, 197, 198, 200, 203, 206, 212, 215, 219, 220, 222, 224, 225, 228, 230, 231, 232, 233, 235, 236, 240, 244, 246, 249, 251, 252,
255, 256, 257, 258, 260, 261, 263, 266, 267, 269, 271, 277, 279, 280, 281, 282, 284, 285, 286, 287, 288, 298, 299, 301,
302, 307, 311, 312, 317, 320, 325, 326, 327, 329, 334, 336, 337, 338, 343, 344, 347, 348, 349, 350, 351, 353, 354, 356,
360, 361, 362, 363. 369, 373, 374, 375, 376, 278, 379, 380, 381, 383, 384, 385, 386, 387, 388, 389, 390, 391, 392, 393, 394, 395, 397, 399, 400, 401, 402, 403, 404, 415, 416, 417, 418, 423, 424, 425, 429, 432, 434; 435, 436, 439, 441, 446, 447, 448, 449, 450, 451, 452, 453, 454, 456, 457, 458, 460, 461, 464, 465, 467, 473, 474, 480, 482, 485, 486, 487, 490, 491, 492, 493, 494, 497, 498, 499, 519.
Wilson Co., Tenn., 61, 270.
Wilton, 487. Wilton, Me., 270, 358.
Winch, 108. Winchester, Va., 561. Winchell, 487.
Wind, 487. Windham, Ct., 48, 62, 76, 79, 242, 243, 244, 252, 287,: 350,
Windham, Ct.,-Continued. 352, 377, 378, 411, 420, 428, 430, 445, 446, 447, 449, 452, 480, 487, 499, 547, 548.
Windham, N. Y., 607. Windham, Penn., 506.
Windpipe, 572.
Windsor, Ct., 246, 331, 432, 455.
Windsor, Vt., 88, 89, 331, 370.
Wines, 487.
Wing, 487, 39.
Wingfield, 149, 423.
Winman, 488.
Winn, 488.
Winship, 488. Winslow, 488, 81, 83, 92, 129, 247, 331, 345, 351, 416.
Winsor, 489.
Winterbottom, 490.
Winthrop, 490. Winthrop, Me., 108, 487.
Wiseman, 530.
Wiscassett, Me., 27, 283, 415.
Wiscassett, Mass., 477.
Wirt, 490. Witherill, 490. Witter, 490.
Woahoo, S. _. , 104, 384.
Woburn, Mass., 283, 495.
Wolcott, 490.
Wolfe, 560, 568.
Wolfeboro, N. H., 179, 181.
Wood, 490, 112, 240, 342, 402, 615. Wood Engraver, 577.
Woodard, 492.
Woodbridge, 352, 391.
Woodbridge, N. J., 611.
Woodburn, 493.
Woodbury, 493.
Woodbury, Ct., 624. Woodcock, 493.
Wooden leg, 619.
Woodley, 152. Woodman, 493.
Woodmansee, 493.
Woodnurse, 493. Woods, 493, 296. Woodstock, Ct., 62, 97, 144, 149,
159, 163, 167, 171, 174, 178, 207, 217, 219, 232, 241, 243,
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Woodstock, Ct ..- Continued. 306, 314, 315, 331, 339, 358, 372, 411, 414, 417, 475, 480, 481, 533, 546, 567, 588. Woodstock, Vt., 136, 385.
Woodward, 494. Woodworth, 494. Woolford, 494.
Woolley, 494. Woolsey, 495.
Woolwich, Me., 426, 550.
Woonsocket, R. I., 35, 157, 238, 325, 553. Woonsocket Falls, R. I., 67, 187, 392, 482, 485. Wooster, 603. Worcester, 495, 86, 227. Worcester Co., Mass., 582. Worcester, Eng., 509.
Worcester, Mass., 27, 32, 38, 47, 51, 52, 55, 78, 83, 89, 94, 98, 109, 113, 114, 119, 122, 128, 132, 134, 135, 142, 143, 157, 175, 181, 188, 190, 192, 206, 222, 224, 225, 227, 236, 240, 243, 256, 262, 268, 270, 275, 282, 293, 294, 295, 313, 320, 324, 332, 336, 339, 342, 366, 369, 370, 372, 373, 391, 393, 414, 433, 435, 445, 446, 457, 461, 476, 481, 492, 500, 517, 541, 549, 553, 554, 572, 581, 582, 606, 618, 628, 633. Work, 495. Worms, 495. Worseley, 495. Worth, 495. Worthington, 495. Worthington, Mass., 627. Worthington, O., 445. Worthy. 495. Wreck. 575, 576, 611, 625, 638. Wrecked, 518, 566.
Wrentham, Mass, 33, 41, 43, 48, 59, 61, 89, 91, 99, 156, 161, 182, 204, 211, 233, 243, 255, 277, 287, 308, 317, 320, 356, 392, 404, 405, 408, 416, 418, 425, 426, 435, 455, 461, 463, 465, 467, 476, 477, 492, 497, 531, 573, 581, 582, 583, 621, 628.
Wrestle, 583.
Wright, 495, 72, 76, 77, 84, 108, 114, 118, 123, 168, 170, 172, 199, 233, 234, 283, 316, 337, 347, 424, 433. Wrightstown, Penn., 636.
Writer, 615.
Writer, Historical, 517.
Writer, Poetical, 520.
Writer, Theatrical, 523.
Wrought, 496.
Wurtemburg, Ger., 229, 265.
Wurtemburg, King of, 479.
Wyatt, 496, 396, 414.
Wydown, 496.
Wyer, 497. Wyman, 497. Wynkoop, 563. Wyoming Massacre, 551.
Wyse, 497.
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Ximent, 497.
Y
Yale College, 326, 414. Yale, Graduate of, 603. Yale University, 597. Yard, Navy, 579. Yarmouth, Eng., 150.
Yarmouth, Mass., 26, 55, 134, 337, 377, 576. Yarn, Skein of, 631. Yarrington, 497. Yates. 497. Yellow Banks, Ark., 577. Yellow Fever, 603. Yerrington, 498, 609.
Yogrouse, 498. York, Me., 560. York Co., Me., 633. Yorkshire, Eng., 588. Yorkshire Giant, 603. Young, 498, 142, 397, 504. Youngstown, N. Y., 508.
Z
Zanesville, O., 84, 463. Zarakozulo, Rus., 531. Zephyr, Brig, 518.
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MARRIAGES (CONTINUED)
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THE RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN
The first number of the Rhode Island American was issued Friday, October 21, 1808, by Dunham and Hawkins, William W. Dunham, editor, and David Hawkins, Jr: It was printed at the sign of the American Eagle, opposite the market. Terms three dollars per year, half in advance.
The editorial announcement in the first number stated prob- ably as the reason for establishing the paper that the " pressing necessity of the present period which was to decide whether the politics of Washington shall once more regain their proper influ- ence in the hearts of his countrymen demands correspondent exer- tion."
October 5th, 1825, a consolidation was effected between the Gazette and the American. The firm of Brown and Carlisle was formed (Hugh H. Brown and Francis T. Carlisle) and con- ducted the printing on the north side of Market Square. William S. Patten was editor for one year when he was succeeded by Chris- topher E. Robbins.
In March, 1827, Mr. Carlisle bought out his partner and em- ployed Benjamin F. Hallett as editor. In the July following the Microcosm, a weekly paper, established June 10, 1825, by Walter R. Danforth, was absorbed by the American. Two years later (July, 1829), the Cadet and Statesman also taken in. The title was changed to that of the RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN STATESMAN AND GAZETTE. The Cadet and Statesman was founded as the Literary Cadet and Saturday Evening Bulletin. It was published by Smith and Parmenter (Samuel J. Smith, Jonathan C. Parmen- ter); Sylvester S. Southworth was editor. It was a weekly until July, 1828, and then semi-weekly until its absorption. The last number was issued Friday, Feb. 1, 1833. Saturday, Feb. 9, it was continued under the title of MICROCOSM AMERICAN AND GAZETTE until its final discontinuance March 29, 1834. Daniel Mowry, 3d, was proprietor of these last consolidation papers. April 6, 1833, he sold out to James S. Hamm & Co. (Joseph Knowles the Co.,) who owned it at its final discontinuance. The paper obtained a high position in the community and had among its writers the best talent of the State. William Goddard was editor when it was at its best.
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MARRIAGES.
H
HACK Caroline, daughter of Nathan, of Taun- ton, and Job Crossman, Jr., at Taunton, by Rev. Mr. Hamilton,
HACKETT William S. and Lucy D. Sayward, at Nantucket. American of
Sept. 5, 1827 April 27, 1831
HADLEY Caroline and Sylvester Griffith, both of and at Middleboro, Mass. American of HADWEN William, formerly of Providence, and Eunice Starbuck, daughter of Joseph, of and at Nantucket. American of
Nov. 8, 1822
Isaac and Martha Hoar, both of and at Bris- tol. American of
Dec. 10, 1822
Charles and Amey Brownell, at Friends Meet- ing House, Somerset. American of
Sept. 19, 1823
Sarah, of Providence, and Oliver Arnold, of Troy, N. Y., at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Edes,
Oct. 30, 1827
Dorcas B., of Providence, and William A. Robinson, of South Kingstown, at Provi- dence, at the Friends Meeting House.
HADWIN Charles, of Providence, and Sarah Earle, daughter of Pliney, at Leicester, Mass. American of
Aug. 12, 1831
May 19, 1831
Sept. 8, 1829
HAGOOD Elvina Ann, daughter of Rev. Gid- eon, and James McPherson, Esq., of Charleston, at Mt. Ararat, Barnswell Dist., S. C., March 26, 1818
HAILER Henrietta, of Philadelphia, and San- ford Mason, of Providence, at Philadelphia. American of
March 23, 1821
Feb. 10, 1826 ,
Eliza and Ulysses Holden, both of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Edes. American of
Aug. 15, 1823
Nov. 13, 1828
HAFFEY May Agnes and Henry S. Whitte- more, at New York, by Rev. Dr. Cox, HAGADORN Jacob and Deborah G. Chace, at Nantucket. American of
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HAINES Pasco and Mary M. Billings, at Provi- dence, by Rev. Dr. Gano,
HAILE Mary and Jeremiah Saunders, at War- ren. American of
HALE Ruth, of Rowley, Mass., and Rev. Thomas Williams, of Providence, in this town. by Rev. Mr. Edes,
Ednah and George W. Baker, in this town. American of
Nathan, Esq., editor of the Daily Advertiser and Weekly Messenger, and Sarah P. Ev- erett, daughter of the late Oliver, Esq., at Boston. American of
Jane and Albert Pabodie, both of Providence, at Pawtucket, by Rev. Mr. Blake,
Sept. 4, 1818
Oct. 29, 1818
Dec. 28, 1819
Feb. 1, 1820
Aug. 10, 1820
Sally and Ansel Churchill, both of and at Warren. American of
Dec. 10, 1822
Jan. 24, 1823
Sept. 30, 1823
April 5, 1824
April 5, 1824
June 3, 1825 Oct. 11, 1825
Elizabeth and David Carpenter, at Smith- field. American of HALE Simon L. and Almira W. Merry, daugh ter of Barney, Esq., at Pawtucket, by Rev. Mr. Taft,
HAILE William, Jr., and Maria Carr, eldest daughter of Caleb, 2d, both of and at War- ren,
Dec. 31, 1820
May 7, 1811
May 20, 1812
Oct. 7, 1814
Sept. 10, 1816
HAIL George and Mary Ann Gibbs, daughter . of John, both of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Edes,
HALE Mary and Daniel T. Goodhue, both of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, · William H. and Mary B. Cooke, daughter of Thomas, at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Edes, Thomas, of Swanzey, and Mrs. Clarissa Bowen, of Seekonk, at Swanzey, by Elder Benjamin Taylor,
Thomas and Hannah Braley, both of Valley Falls. American of
Dec. 14, 1821
Benjamin and Ruana Lacey, both of and at the Chocolate Mills, near Pawtucket. American of
Sophia and George A. Goff, both of and at Rehoboth. American of
Ann, of Providence, and Levi Hale, Esq., of Warren, at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano. Levi, Esq., of Warren, and Ann Hale, of and at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano,
James and Eliza Frink, at Warren. Ameri- can of
HAILE Mary T. and John Pearce, Jr., both of and at Warren. American of
Jan. 20, 1826
April 3, 1828
Oct. 19, 1828
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RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES
HALE Eliza and Henry Champlin, at Warren. American of
Sarah Ann, daughter of Daniel, and Seth W. Shaw, both of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Phillips,
Dec. 22, 1829
Oliver and Sally D. Parker, at Hubbardston. American of
Aug. 6, 1830
Betsey, eldest daughter of Daniel, and Kings- ley C. Gladding, at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pattison,
Oct. 19, 1830
HAILE Lydia Carpenter, of Swanzey, and Sam- uel Maxwell, of Providence, at Swanzey. American of
May 24, 1831
HALES John Grove and Elizabeth Steele Ro- laff, at Boston. American of
Jan. 15, 1821
HALEY Mrs. Hannah and Leonard Hathaway, both of Wellington, Mass., in this town. American of
Sept. 30, 1814
HALFPENNY Thomas J. and Matilda N. Al- den, at Baltimore. American of
Feb. 3, 1832
HALL Capt. Job W. and Mrs. Nancy Leonard, at Taunton, by Rev. Mr. Pipon,
Nov. 16, 1808
Hannah and Warren Lincoln, both of and at Raynham, by Rev. Dr. Forbes,
March 15, 1810
Ann, daughter of the late Col. Levi, and Capt. Charles Holden, Jr., all of this town, by Rev. Mr. Edes,
Dec. 10, 1810
Eliza, daughter of the late Dr. . Hall, of Pomfret, Conn., and Henry Ward, Esq., of New York, at Pomfret,
Sept. 2, 1818
Elizabeth, daughter of Capt. Lyman, and William C. Pendleton, both of and at West- erly. American of Dec. 31, 1819
Ruth and John Brewer, bookseller, both of and at Providence American of James S. and Eleanor Snow, both of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson. Ameri- can of
Jan. 28, 1820
June 2, 1820
Susan, youngest sister of Capt. Shira, and George Marsh, at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano. American of
John, Jr., of Norton, and Harriet Leonard, of and at Taunton. American of
Sept. 25, 1821
Anna and Hosea Jenckes, both of and at Smithfield. American of
Oct. 5, 1821
Jabez, of Providence, and Hannah C. Put- nam, daughter of Israel, Esq., of and at Sutton, Mass. American of
Sept. 29, 1829
June 12, 1821
Oct. 26, 1821
Barzillai and Hannah Robinson, both of Raynham, Mass., in this town,
Oct. 13, 1813
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HALL Mary and John Booth, both of and at North Providence, by Rev. Mr. Taft. American of
Caroline, daughter of Nathaniel, Esq., and Rev. Francis Parkman, at Medford, Mass. American of
Jonathan Prescott, Esq,, of Pomfret, Ct., and Harriet De Wolfe, daughter of Hon. James, at Bristol, by Rev. Mr. Wight,
Nathan and Eliza A. Billings, both of and at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano,
Perley and Sarah S. Smart, both of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,
Aug. 27, 1823
Nov. 20, 1823
March 30, 1824
April 25, 1824
June 4, 1824
June 11, 1824
Aug. 13, 1824
Sept. 24, 1824
Milton and Rosannah Pitman, both of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering,
Nov. 20, 1824
Dec. 26, 1824
Feb. 25, 1825
March 16, 1825
Mary and Augustus S. Dawley, at Slaters- ville, Smithfield. American of
July 15, 1825
Cornelia, daughter of Thomas, and Seth Doud, at Middletown. American of
Sept. 23, 1825
Tamzin, of Pawtucket, and Lemuel Ingraham, of Attleboro, at St. Paul's Church,
Sept. 25, 1825
Dorcas, of East Greenwich, and George E. Weeden, of North Kingstown, at Exeter. American of
Dec. 28, 1821
May 10, 1822
Oct. 11, 1822 March 30, 1823
Nancy, of Attleboro, and Marcus Williams, of Mansfield, at Attleboro. American of Sarah, of Mansfield, and Samuel Smith, of Hampton, at Mansfield. American of Robert, of Boston, and Sophia Allen, of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Leonora, daughter of Thomas, Esq., of Sparta, Ala., and Col. Charles O. Foster, formerly of Providence, at Sparta. American of Milton and Julia Collins, daughter of John A., Esq., at Newport. American of
Joseph A. and Sally White, at Taunton. American of
Maria and George Eddy, at Johnston. Amer- ican of
John Pearce and Ann Eliza Thompson, both of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Ardelia and Zadock Baker, both of and at Taunton. American of
Ruth and Chauncey W. Saunders, at Paw- tucket, by Rev. Mr. Taft,
Sarah B., of Salem, Mass., and Rev. George Dana Boardman, of North Yarmouth, Me., at Salem. They will embark shortly for India under the direction of the Board of Missions. American of
July 8, 1825
Oct. 4, 1825
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RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES
HALL Phila, of Newport, and Gustavus Wil- liamson, of and at Providence, by Rev. J. N. Brown, Oct. 9, 1825
Silas, Jr., of Providence, and Julia Ann Smith, of and at North Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering,
Dec. 6, 1825
Dutee J., of North Kingstown, and Sarah H. Lawton, of and at Exeter, by Elder Pardon Tillinghast,
March 15, 1826
Mary A. and Charles W. Henry, both of and Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano,
Feb. 25, 1827
Isaac, Jr., and Eliza Jennings, both of and at Fall River, by Rev. Mr. Smith. Ameri- can of
April 13, 1827
Milton and Hannah M. Farley, at Newport, by Rev. Mr. Torrey,
May 30, 1827
Eleanor and Nathan Chace, at Portsmouth American of
Dec. 18, 1827
Mercy R. and Vernum Bailey, both of East Greenwich, at Warwick,
Feb. 24, 1828
Persis, of Raynham, and Capt. Elijah Stod- dard, of Taunton, at Bristol, by Rev. Bishop Griswold. American of
Sept. 9, 1828
Polly and Ebenezer Snow, Jr., of Raynham, at Taunton, by Rev. Mr. Cobb,
June 1I, 1829
Robert B. and Ophelia B. Carey, both of East Greenwich, at Norwich, Ct., by Rev. Mr. Bentley,
June 21, 1829
Alexander and Charlotte Parker, at Nan- tucket. American of
Sept. 18, 1829
Samuel and Elizabeth B. Dickerman, at Boston. American of
Jan. 8, 1830
Samuel W. and Margaret B. Knowlton, at Boston. American of
April 30, 1830
Capt. Amos R. and Arbela Wilbur, daughter of Capt. Simeon, at Raynham. American of
Dec. 3, 1830
Wealthy, of Portsmouth, and David W. Wilbur, of Somerset, at Portsmouth, by Rev. Mr. Gale. American of
March 22, 1831
Soraneus L., of Norton, and Ann Sarah Munro, of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering,
Mary M., daughter of Benjamin, of Newport, and Henry M. Holley, of South Kingstown, at Newport, by Rev Mr. Tucker,
April 28, 1831
May 9, 1831
Rachel Wilson, third daughter of George, Esq., of Newport, and Henry G. Carpenter, of Providence, at Newport, by Rev. Mr. Wheaton,
Dec. 1, 1828
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VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
HALL Sarah Weeden, of New Shoreham, and Matthew Chappell, Esq., of South Kings- town, at Stonington, by Rev. Mr. Whit- tlesey,
John W. D. and Abby S. Jackson, daughter of John T:, of Providence, by Rev. Mr. Pickering,
Nov. 13, 1831
Dec. 12, 1831
July 20, 1817
April 21, 1818
June 25, 1822
Capt. William L. and Keziah C. Sturges, both of Barnstable, at Boston,
Oct. 25, 1827
May 18, 1829
June 25, 1830
Dec. 17, 1830
Sept. 4, 1831
June 14, 1825
HALSEY Frances Maria, daughter of Thomas L., Esq., of this town, and George Warren Cross, Esq., of Charleston, S. C., at St. John's Church, by Rev. Mr. Crocker,
Harriet, daughter of Thomas Lloyd Halsey, Esq., and Capt. John Orde Creighton, U. S. Navy, in this town, at St. John's Church, by Rev. Dr. Crocker,
Anna Elizabeth, daughter of Thomas Lloyd Halsey, of Providence, and Marshall G. Wright, Esq., of New York, at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Crocker,
Oct. 6, 1831
Isaac, of New Bedford, and Hannah Norris, daughter of Benjamin, of and at Bristol, HALLETT David of Yarmouth, and Caroline B. Swift, of Providence, at Yarmouth, by Rev. Mr. Alden,
Christina, of Barnstable, and Rev. Daniel Chessman, pastor of Warren Baptist Church, at Barnstable. American of
Benjamin Franklin, Esq., attorney at law, and Laura Larned, second daughter of William, Esq., both of and at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Crocker,
Julia Ann, tenth daughter of Benjamin, Esq., and Capt. Bradford B. Williams, at Oster- ville, Mass. American of
April 9, 1824
George W., late of Boston, and Louisa Branch, daughter of late Col. Sanford, of and at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Edes, A. D. M., daughter of B- -, and Capt. George Lovell, at Osterville. American of Nancy and Isaac H. Bearse, at Yarmouth. American of
Mrs. Henrietta, daughter of Benjamin Hallett, and Thomas Delap Scudder, of Hallowell, Me., at Osterville, Mass., by Rev. Mr. Harris,
HALLOCK Gerard, one of the editors of Boston Recorder and Telegram, and Eliza Allen, of Chilmark, Martha's Vineyard. Amer- ican of
Oct. 19, 1812
March 5, 1815
Nov. 8, 1827
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RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES
HALSTEAD Esq., of Brooklyn, N. Y., and Marianna Patten, daughter of Rev. Dr. Patten, of and at Newport. Amer- ican of
May 20, 1831
Oct. 29, 1822
Elizabeth S., of Providence, and Thomas Osborne, Jr., of Tiverton, at Portsmouth. American of
March 27, 1827
HAMER Joseph and Sabra Clarke, both of and at Pawtucket, by Rev. Mr. Benedict, .
Aug. 3, 1820
HAMOR George, of Fall River, and Dorothy S. Clarke, at Pawtucket, by Rev. Dr. Bene- dict. American of
Aug. 5, 1828
HAMILTON Mrs. Charlotte and Hon. John Taylor Gilman, Governor of New Hamp- shire, at Exeter, N. H. American of
Jan. 13, 1815
Job, of Warwick, and Hetty Warren, of and at Lyme, Ct. American of
Jan. 16, 1818
Nov. 2, 1821
June 4, 1822
April 11, 1825
July 26, 1825 March 14, 1826
William, of Providence, and Mary Staples, of and at Mendon, by Rev. Mr. Daggett,
March 30, 1828
July 21, 1828
Mrs. Henrietta R. and Rev. William T. Pot- ter, both of and at New Haven, Ct. Amer- ican of
June 22, 1830
June 29, 1830
Dec. 17, 1830
Rev. Luther, of Taunton, and Delia Williams, of and at Deerfield, Mass. American of Henry and Maria Peirce, both of and at War- wick. American of
Ruana and Anson Hathaway, at Pawtucket, by Rev. Mr. Taft,
Eliza, daughter of the late General, and Sid- ney Augustus Holly, of Stamford, Ct., at New York. American of
Charles A., of Worcester, and Eliza A. Porter, of and at Boston. American of
David M. G., of Londonderry, Ireland, and Hannah C. Snow, of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,
John, formerly of Fayette Co., Penn., and Mrs. Mary Cavenaugh, widow of Patrick, an old Revolutionary soldier. She is in her 60th year. She is the mother of 21 children, had last year 48 grandchildren and a num- ber of great grandchildren. This is her fifth husband and this his fourth wife; at Boston. American of
Capt. John and Mrs. Rebecca Colby, at Wiscassett. This is her 3d husband and she is not yet 20; has been a widow 6 weeks. American of
HAMBLEY Ruth and William Osborn, both of and at Tiverton. American of
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HAMLIN William and Eliza Bowen, daughter of Isaac, both of and at this town, by Rev. Mr. Edes,
Samuel E. and Nancy Bolster, both of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Edes,
Cornelius F and Martha Munro, at Paw- tucket,
HAMBLIN Leonard, 23, and widow
Burlingim, 40. She is sister to Hamblin's grandfather's wife ; at Huntington, Vt. American of
April 22, 1831
Mrs. Deborah, of Providence, and Uriel Bowen, of Attleboro, at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Ludlow,
Aug. 1, 1824
Mary Jane and Oliver Hancom, at Ports- mouth. American of
Dec. 31, 1830
Elizabeth and David Porter, at Boston, by Rev. Mr. Haskins, Rector of Grace Church,
May 3, 1831
Oct. 24, 1832
Oct. 26, 1830
Dec. 25, 1810
Nov. 12, 1811
March 7, 1820
June 24, 1810
Oct. 28, 1810'
April 26, 1811
Hannah and George Thomas, by Rev. Dr. Gano. American of
Cynthia, only daughter of the late Capt. Joshua, and Capt. Robert Williams, both of and at Newport. American of
Ann H. and Daniel Allin, both of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Baker,
Zenas and Mary Bailey, both of and at New- port. American of
April 2, 1810
April 28, 1817
May 18, 1829
HAMM Mary Ann, daughter of Benjamin, and John G. Child, both of and at Providence, by Rev. Dr. Gano,
Nov. 12, 1820
Martha I., daughter of Benjamin, of Provi- dence, and William B. Westcott, of New York, at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Church, HAMMERSLEY Anna Maria and Rev. An- toine Verren, Rector of the French Church du St. Esprit, at New York. American of HAMMETT Sarah, daughter of Nathan, and Isaac Gould, at Newport. American of John V. and Louisa S. Davenport, daughter of Charles, at Newport. American of Alexander R., of Coventry, and Eunice Led- yard, of and at Warwick. American of HAMMOND Mary, only daughter of James, and Salmon Rugg, at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Edes,
Capt. John Paine and Elizabeth Launders Thurston, daughter of the late Capt. Sam- uel, at Newport,
Sarah and Rowland R. Crocker, both of New Bedford, at Newport. American of
Sept. 29, 1811
Aug. 22, 1815
Nov. 4, 1816
April 11, 1820
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RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-MARRIAGES
HAMMOND Jonathan, of Glocester, and Esther Tourtellott, daughter of Roger, of and at Foster. American of
Pardon T., of North Kingstown, and Rhoby H. Stanton, of and at South Kingstown, daughter of Daniel. American of
Sept. 15, 1820
March 7, 1823
March 14, 1823
Col. Reuben and Abby Aylesworth, daughter of John, at Foster. American of
April 29, 1825
Jan. 17, 1828
Jan. 29, 1828
William and Hannah Seymour, at Providence. American of
June 24, 1828
July 10, 1828
Dec. 5, 1828
Dec. 12, 1828
Sept. 18, 1829
Oct. 23, 1829
John and Hannah Russell, at Marblehead. American of
Dec. 17, 1830
William and Mrs. Martha Brown. American of
Dec. 24, 1830
Frances Josephine, daughter of Col. Asahel, of Hampton, Ct., and Jedediah Leavens, Jr., Esq., of Killingly, Ct., merchant, at Hampton, by Rev. Mr. Sprague,
HANAN Eliza and Gardiner T. Swartz, both of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Church, HANBURY Capel, Esq., of the Royal Scots, and Ellen Franklin, only daughter of William, formerly Governor of New Jersey, and granddaughter of Dr. Benjamin, in England. American of
HANCOCK Timothy and Sarah Lyons, at Paw- tucket. American of
Jan. 16, 1833
Oct. 4, 1829
Aug. 7, 1818
April 22, 1828
Mary Ann, daughter of Samuel, Esq., and Rev. John Gorham Palfrey. American of Ann R .. daughter of James, of Newport, and Charles H. Phelps, of and at Stonington, Ct., by Rev. Mr. Hart,
July 28, 1824
John S. and Lucy Ann Sweetland, both of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Brown, William G., Esq., and Sarah T. Bull, daugh- ter of Henry, Esq., at Newport, by Rev. Mr. Wheaton. American of
Hope Ann and Daniel Seaman, both of and at Providence, by Rev. Mr. Brown,
Mrs. Olive, of Mendon, and Peleg Peirce, at Rehoboth. Mr. P. has lost 5 wives by whom he has had 21 children, 18 of whom are now living. She has been the mother of 13 children, 10 of whom are living. American of
Miss Olive, of Mendon, and Peleg Peirce, at Rehoboth. American of
Capt. Ebenezer F., of Rochester, and Lovica H. Jenney, at Fairhaven. American of Josiah H. and Anna G. Warren, at Grafton. American of
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VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
HANCOCK Henry R., of Boston, and Mary Ann Slack, of and at Roxbury, by Rev. Dr. Pearce. American of
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