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Aug. 5, 1825 Jan. 28, 1826 March 2, 1826
Mrs. Hannah, at Newport, aged 38 years, Dr. John, at Bristol, suddenly,
Nathaniel, at Newport, aged 58 years. Amer- ican of
Nov. 7, 1826
Capt. John, president of Newport Bank, at Newport, in 71st year. American of
Freeborn, at Newport, aged 48 years,
Josiah, at Newport, aged 45 years. Ameri- can of
Jan. 29, 1828
Lydia, widow of Capt. John, at Newport, aged 78 years,
March 10, 1829
Lydia, widow of Billings C., at Newport, aged 89 years,
Joseph, at Middletown, in 77th year,
Christopher, at Warwick, aged 72 years. American of
Jan. 28, 1831
Urial F., of Providence, on passage home from South America, to Norfolk,
April 22, 1831
George B., son of Billings, at Somerset, in 19th year,
June 28, 1831
Mrs. Elizabeth, of Newport, at New York, aged 22 years,
Caleb, Jr., son of Caleb, in 25th year,
COGSWELL Mrs. Sarah, at Boston, aged 79 years. American of
COHEN Mrs. Jacob and two children of Santee, drowned in the wreck of the packet brig Edwina, off Hatteras,
COIGNY Marquis, at Paris. American of
April 1, 1823 April 6, 1823
March 13, 1832 April 10, 1832
June 25, 1830
June 3, 1832 March 29, 1816
COGGESHALL Benjamin Lawton, son of James, aged 4 years, at Newport. Ameri- can of
June 5, 1827 Oct. 10, 1827
June 21, 1829 Oct. 7, 1830
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VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
COKE Rev. Dr. - , an English Methodist missionary, at sea, while going to India ; while a memorial sermon was being preached at Manchester some villain gave a false alarm of fire; in the panic three were trod to death, and many injured, some 30 in all. American of
COLBY Rev. John, Baptist minister from Ver- mont, at Norfolk, Va. American of
Archeleus, aged 60 years; was found in Great Pond, Dumbarton, N. H., standing erect dead, had been there about a week. Amer- ican of
Capt. Jeremiah B., master of schooner Enter- prise, from Fall River, at Richmond, Va., suddenly,
Enock, Jr., aged 26 years, son of Nehemiah,at Candia, N. H.,
Shurburn. aged 29 years, son of Nehemiah, at Candia, N. H .,
COLE Mary, widow of Hon. John, formerly chief justice of the Superior Court, whom she survived more than 30 years ; she was daughter of Hon. Daniel Updike; she died in this town at the residence of her daughter, the wife of Ichabod Wade, Esq .; she was buried from St. John's Church, where a sermon was preached by Rev. Mr. Crocker on the 23d; was in her 87th year, Benjamin, at North Kingstown, aged 96 years. American of
Capt. Nehemiah, at Bristol, aged 60 years, Isaac, at Plattsburg, N. Y .; at the age of 90 he made a journey alone from La Chine to Plattsburg, by way of La Partree; had he lived to October next he would be 104 years old ; was a great gunner and hunted up to within two years of his death. Amer- ican of
Gibbs, son of Capt. Ebenezer, of Warren. drowned from open boat opposite Paw- tuxet, aged 17 years,
Rebecca, eldest daughter of Thomas, at East Greenwich, in 30th year. American of COLES Huldah, at Winchester, Ct., aged 90 years. American of
COLE David and wife, at Barrington. Ameri- can of
John, of Sharon, Ct., aged 42 years, at Au- burn, N. Y., jumped 17 feet from a win- dow in a delirium. American of
May 12, 1815 Dec. 12, 1817
Feb. 20, 1827
Aug. 11, 1828
May 3, 1829
May 3, 1829
June 21, 1811
Jan. 14, 1812 May 22, 1812
June 3, 1814
Oct. 8, 1814
March 14, 1815
Oct. 20, 1815
April 30, 181.6
Aug. 27, 1816
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COLE Cyrus, Esq., in this town, in 42d year, Mrs. Lillas, widow of Andrew, in this town, in 71st year, Jeremiah, at Pawtucket, in 21st year,
Col. Hugh, at Foster. American of
Virtue, wife of John, Esq., at Warwick, aged 65 years,
Peter, seaman, perished in the wreck of the schooner Quaker,
Capt. Edward, U. S. Navy, formerly a nauti- cal commander of this port, and son of the late Hon. John, Esq., at Sackett's Harbor, aged 53 years. American of
Capt. H. A., of North Kingstown, at Turk's Island, in 31st year,
Sept. 11, 1820
June 18, 1822
COLE Joseph, housewright, in 43d year ; he in- cautiously sat down on a chisel in his pocket, Saturday (Ap. 5),
April 10, 1823
July 26, 1823
Capt. - , late master of brig Matilda, died at Havana previous to her sailing. Amer- ican of
Aug. 15, 1823 Nov. 18, 1823 Feb. 8, 1824
Nov. 27, 1824
COLEMAN Rev. Abdeel, Methodist, at Cincin- nati, O., aged 42 years American of COLE Ephraim, at Warren, in 79th year,
Mrs. Sarah, widow of Capt. William, at New- port, aged 70 years. American of
John, at Warwick, aged 76 years, soldier of the Revolution, commanded a company at the battle of Rhode Island. American of Major Allen, at Warren, in 45th year. Amer- ican of
Mrs. Patience, widow of Allen, at Warren, in 77th year. American of
Mrs. Robey, wife of Ichabod, Esq., at War- ren, in 70th year, suddenly,
Desire, wife of Constant, at Swanzey, in 93d year. American of
Henry, of Warren, son of Capt. Jonathan, at sea, on board ship Gen. Jackson, on passage from Gibraltar to Bristol, in 20th year,
Jan. 6, 1817
March 31, 1818 Feb. 23, 1818 Aug. 6, 1819
March 4, 1820
March 6, 1820
April 14, 1820
COLES John, Esq., at New London, aged 66 years. American of
Alethear, wife of Capt. Ambrose, and daugh- ter of late Col. Nathaniel Martin, of Bar- rington, at Greenfield, N. Y., aged 67 years,
Mary, wife of George W., at Newport, aged 32 years,
July 27, 1823
Isaac, at Warren, in 64th year. American of Mrs. Rebecca, at Pawtucket, in 76th year, Nancy, at Pawtucket, in 43d year,
Dec. 17, 1.824
Feb. 14, 1825
March 8, 1825
March 25, 1825
April 5, 1825
July 1, 1825
Oct. 14, 1825
Jan. 13, 1826
Sept. 9, 1826
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VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
COLE Eleanor, widow of Isaiah, of Middleboro, at Warren, in 95th year, Feb. 8, 1827
Lucy V., daughter of Thomas B., at Cran- ston, aged 4 years, 9 months,
May 8, 1827
Samuel, son of Capt. Samuel, at Warren. American of
March 14, 1828
Martha, widow of Capt. Ebenezer, at War- ren, aged 76 years,
April 30, 1828
Benjamin Whipple, infant son of Joseph,
Sept. 1I, 1828
Miss Betsey, at Sterling, Ct., aged 29 years,
Oct. 21, 1828
Betsey, at Sterling, Ct., aged 29 years,
Oct. 21, 1828
Hannah Driscoll, daughter of Capt. Samuel, at Warren, in 5th year,
April 6, 1829
Robert M., son of Capt. Jonathan, at War- ren, aged 37 years,
Oct. 20, 1829
William, waiter, injured by an explosion of a boiler on steamer Chief Justice Marshall, in Hudson River, April 22, died next day,
1830
Martha, wife of Capt. H. C., at South Bos- ton, aged 64 years. American of
April 22, 1831
Mrs. Waitey, widow of Ephraim, at Warren, in 85th year. American of
July 12, 1831
Jonas, 23 years, drowned in wreck of pleasure boat Bunker Hill, in Boston Harbor,
Benjamin, at Seekonk. in 31st year,
June 12, 1832 July 21, 1832
Nov. 7, 1832
Clarissa, wife of Alvan, at Warren, in 28th year, COLEGROVE John, Esq., at Coventry, in 74th year ; sermon by Rev. Amos Willis, Matt. XI. 29,
Nancy, widow of John, Esq., at Coventry, aged 62 years,
COLEMAN Bacon. seaman of schooner packet Oscar, at St. Barts,
John, in 23d year,
Susan, daughter of Rev. Ebenezer, at New- port, aged 5 years. American of
Harriet, daughter of William, aged 17 months, , murdered near Harrodsburg, Penn. American of
COLLARD Mrs. Abigail, at Newport, aged 89 years,
Mrs. Abigail, at Newport, aged 89 years. American of
COLLET Thomas, formerly of Philadelphia, in Illinois, in 29th year. American of
COLLINS William, at East Greenwich, in the 69th year,
March 21, 1817
April 27, 1820
Sept. 22, 1820 Aug. 20, 1824
Oct. 7, 1825 Aug. 12, 1828 July 24, 1832 Sept. 4, 1822
Sept. 12, 1828 Feb. 15, 1822 July 23, 1811
Hannah, daughter of David, at Bristol, from burns, her clothes taking fire the day be- fore,
Feb. 17, 1831
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COLLINS Charles Bradford, only son of Charles, Esq., and grandson of the late Governor Bradford, at Bristol, in 5th year,
Comfort, Friend Minister, at Seabrook, N. H., aged 105 years, 3 months. American of
COLLIN Josiah P., Esq., formerly of Newport, at Island of Trinidad,
COLLINS Tillinghast, son of Philip, at Cranston, aged 15 years,
Charles, Esq., at Warren, aged 74 years, Mary, wife of Dr. Amos, at Cranston,
Erastus, at Pawtucket, in 32d year, native of Hampton. Ct., for five years a teacher,
Oct. 5, 1819
Capt. Samuel, at Newport, aged 83 years. American of
Jan. 18, 1820
April 26, 1822
John, Governor of Delaware. American of -, child of Wanton, at Warwick, aged about 2 years ; was burnt to death,
Feb. 6, 1823
David C., at North Guilford, Ct., aged 47 years. American of
Jan. 9, 1824
Mrs. - , in North Carolina. While standing in her door, she was shot by some fiend. American of
March 9, 1824
Eliza, wife of William A., and daughter of late Samuel Manchester, of Tiverton, at Providence, in 25th year,
Oct. 31, 1824
Harty, widow of Charles, at Warren, in 78th year,
Jan. 29, 1825
Elizabeth, wife of Philip, at Cranston, aged 52 years, of Society of Friends ; leaves 9 children,
Cuff (colored), at Bristol,
Henry, son of Capt. William, at Warren, in 60th year. American of
July 4, 1826
James, aged 30 years, native of Ireland, at Newport. American of
Jan. 30, 1827
Mary, wife of Capt. William, at Warren, aged 48 years. American of
Benjamin, of Southboro, Mass., suicide by cutting his throat ; was found dead back of his house, aged about 70 years. Amer- ican of
Mrs. Mary, wife of Capt. Haile, and daughter of James Maxwell, Esq., at Warren,
Mary, widow of Thomas, at Foster,
June 21, 1813
Feb. 16, 1816
May 15, 1816
Aug., 1816 June 8, 1818 June 9, 1818
Erastus, at Seekonk, in 33d year. American of
Oct. 15, 1819
Sarah, wife of Jabez, at Hopkinton, aged 80 years. American of
July 26, 1825
Aug. 1, 1825 April 26, 1826
Jan. 30, 1827
May 8, 1827
Dec. 26, 1828 June 22, 1829
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VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
COLLINS Philip, Jr., aged 23 years, son of Philip, of Providence, at Augusta, Ga.,
, an, Irishman, at Northampton. He and a friend got drunk, laid down beside road to sleep, when the friend awoke Collins was lying dead beside him, Sterry, at Southbridge, of cholera,
COLLIS Andrew D., of Connecticut, at Havana, mate of brig Cobbossee, of this port,
Oct. 1, 1829
COLMAN Rev. James, American missionary to Chittageng, at Cox's Bazar in Bengal,
July 4, 1822
Elizabeth Nichols, daughter of Rev. Eben- ezer, at Newport, aged 10 months,
Oct. 9, 1825
Nov. 11, 1826
April 25, 1820
Feb. 2, 1827
Oct. 17, 1821
June 12, 1832
Sept. 3, 1828
Oct. 20, 1830 March 12, 1817
Feb. 22, 1822 March 8, 1831
Jan. 14, 1817
Nov. 2, 1821
COMSTOCK Capt. Fairbank, of Norwich, Ct., drowned in New London harbor Oct. 20, found Nov. 13 on north side of Martha's Vineyard, a distance of 100 miles, recog- nized by his papers. American of
Samuel, in this town, in 27th year, son of Capt. Benjamin,
-Samuel. at Burrillville, in 79th year, of Soci- ., ety of Friends,
Nov. 4, 1830
Mrs. Mary, formerly of Boston, at Salem, Mass.,
COLQUHEUN Patrick, Esq., LL.D., a political writer, in London, aged 76 years,
COSSON Sylvester, a pirate under sentence of death at Boston, hung himself in his cell. American of
COLTON :Solomon, at Longmeadow, Mass., in 88th year,
Rev. C. C., at London, a suicide. The dread of a surgical operation is given for the act. American of
COLVIN Edwin Elisha, infant son of Ezra, at Warwick, aged I year,
Henry Ralph, only son of Nathan R., at .Providence, aged 1 year,
COLWELL William, at Foster, aged 36 years, Mehitable, wife of Col. John, late of Foster, at Brooklyn, Ct., in 78th year. American of George. at Glocester, aged 48 years,
COMER John, at Bristol Neck, aged 90 years; was member of Baptist church, Warren, 60 years, and son of Rev. John, formerly pas- tor of First Baptist church of Newport. American of
COMMENE Prince Demetrius, in England ; had been offered the crown of Greek empire. American of
April 15, 1831 Sept. 8, 1829
Dec. 3, 1813
April 10, 1815
June 6, 1815
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
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COMSTOCK Sarah, widow of Dr. Ichabod, at Smithfield, in 74th year; funeral from her son Isaac's, died
Moses Eddy, only son of Captain William, aged 2 months,
Col. Adam, at Saratoga Co., N. Y., in 80th year, soldier of the Revolution ; was a na- tive of Smithfield, R. I., and member of General Assembly, removed to New York about 1785,
George, at Mendon, in 80th year, of Society of Friends,
Capt. Joseph, in his 38th year,
Mrs. Bethiah, wife of Capt. William, daugh- ter of late Jabez Gorham, in 33d year,
Sept. 8, 1821
Julia, daughter of Capt. William, aged 7 months,
Capt. Jesse. in 45th year,
Isaac, formerly of Smithfield, at Candor, N. Y., aged 53 years,
Mary, at Montville, Ct., aged 9 years, killed by lightning while at church,
May 25, 1823
June 28, 1825
Nov. 10, 1825
Oct. 20, 1826
June 15, 1827
Feb. 26, 1828
May 14, 1828 Sept. 30, 1828 March 5, 1826
April 21, 1829
Sept. 23, 1831
June 19, 1810
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Nov. 19, 1815
Sept. 17, 1818;
April 10, 1819
Jan. 6, 1820 Feb. 3, 1820
Sept. 18, 1821, Dec. 19, 1821
April 27, 1822 .
Dr. William S., U. S. Army, at Canajoharie, N. Y. American of
Mary, wife of Capt. Benjamin, and daughter of Rev. Joseph Winsor, of Glocester, aged 71 years,
Oliver H., infant son of Dr. Joseph, at Leb- anon, Ct. American of
Harriet Ellen, infant daughter of Capt. Wil- liam, aged 18 months,
Dr. Ezekiel, at Smithfield, aged 66 years. American of
William Ezekiel, son of Dr. William W., at Smithfield, aged 3 months,
Capt. Benjamin, aged 82 years,
CONANT Timothy, at Rehoboth, in 74th year, Miss Lucy. aged 72 years, and Miss Betsey, aged 66 years; these two sisters had always lived in the same house and died within 15 minutes of each other, at Con- cord, Mass. American of
Nancy, daughter of the late Benjamin, of Oakham, Mass., at Providence, in 18th year,
CONCANNON Rt. Rev. Luke, at Naples, in 70th year,
CONDARCET Madame, widow of the cele- brated legislator and sister of Marshall Grouchey, at Paris ; was a noted belle and wit of the coteries of Paris. American of
Oct. 29, 1822
70
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
CONDY Thomas Hollis, Jr., of Providence, at Savannah, in 30th year,
Mary, wife of Capt. Thomas Hollis Condy, aged 59 years,
Aug. 5, 1823
Dec. 31, 1824
-, at Middlebury, Vt .; he had been charged with theft and went with a friend to the accuser to satisfy him of his inno- cence; the affair so worked on his mind that he went home, wrote a letter to his wife asserting his innocence and then hung himself. American of
CONEY - -, aged 2 years, at Leydon, N. Y., ate toadstool for mushroom. Ameri- can of
Oct. 21, 1817
May 19, 1815
Carey, at Newport, aged 32 years. Ameri- can of
May 23, 1815-
John, of West Greenwich, at St. Pierre, W. I., on board sch. William Sheldon, aged 26 years,
Jan. 14, 1817
Sept. 14, 1819
June 10, 1820
Mary, wife of Capt. Peleg, only daughter of Hon. Henry Remington, at Warwick, sud- denly,
Nov. 14, 1820
Dec. 29, 1820
Mary, widow of Joseph, at Jamestown, aged 65 years,
Jan. 18, 1821
William, son of Daniel, Esq.,, at Wickford, aged 25 years,
Caleb, son of Jonathan, aged 25 years,
Rebecca, widow of James, at Charlestown, in 80th year,
Abigail, wife of John, at Cranston, aged about 34 years,
George Henry, infant son of William, aged II months,
Thomas, son of Joshua, at Northbridge, aged 26 years. American of
James, formerly of Providence, at Lubec, Me. American of
Nov. 12. 1824 Dec. 1, 1824
Feb. 13, 1826
March 5, 1826
May 13, 1826
July 21, 1826
Feb. 23, 1827
CONE Julia Ann, at Plainfield, Ct., aged 22 years. American of
July 16, 1821
Dec. 21, 1827
CONGDON Benjamin, at Warwick, in 52d year. American of
John Boss, native of Rhode Island, at Marine Hospital, Charleston, S. C., aged 30 years. American of
Stephen, son of the late Samuel, of South Kingstown, at Lebanon, Ct., aged 56 years, Hannah, widow of James, of Charlestown, R. I., at Sturbridge, Mass, in 94th year,
Oct. 9, 1820
Abigail, widow of Robert, Esq., of Charles- town, at North Kingstown, in 73d year.
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RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
CONGDON Mrs. Hannah, at Wickford, in 51st year. American of
Harriet Adams, daughter of Isaac, Jr., at Arkwright, aged 14 months,
Ephraim, formerly of Providence, at North- bridge, aged 68 years,
Abby, daughter of Welcome, aged 19 months, Joseph W., at Cranston, in 34th year,
April 30, 1831
Hodge (colored), aged 55 years,
Nov. 14, 1831
CONGERS Miss in the burning of the Richmond, Va., theatre,
Dec. 26, 1811
CONGLETON Thomas, aged 15 years, in Vir. ginia, killed by the careless handling of a swivel on board a boat conveying his father's military company on an excursion. American of July 4, 1820
CONGRENE Sir Gen. William, the English ar- tillery officer. American of
Aug. 19, 1.828
CONGRIEVE Lt. Gen. Sır W. --- , Baronet, aged 73 years, controler of the Royal Lab- oratory, etc. American of
July 1, 1814
CONKLING Augustus H. M., aged 35 years, late Lieut. Commandant U. S. Navy ; was in command of the Tigress, at Lake Erie, in St. Mary's Co., Md.,
Nov. 13, 1822
March 2, 1811
CONNELLY widow, inhumanly murdered by William Etheridge, at Carratuck, N. C., Luke and two children (colored), killed by lightning, at Georgetown, Del.,
July 5, 1832
CONNEYS Eliza, in England ; she had swal- lowed a number of pins. American of CONNOLLY Rt. Rev. John, D. D., R. C. bishop of New York, at New York,
Feb. 6, 1825
Levi (colored), and two of his children, killed by lightning, at Middleford, Del.,
July 5, 1832
CONNOR J. - , secretary to the governor, of the fever, at New Orleans. American of John, of Albany, killed by an explosion on board steamboat Ohio, near Sing Sing. American of
Oct. 11, 1822
CONROY Mr. - , his wife and five children, drowned while crossing the Potomac, three miles from Oldtown. American of
CONTI The Prince of, in Spain, aged 80 years. American of
CONVERT Mrs. - and two children, in the burning of the Richmond, Va., theatre,
CONWAY Patrick, an Irish merchant, inhu- manly murdered in his store, supposed by John Owens, cabinet maker, at Raleigh, N. C. American of
July 10, 1832
April 26, 1825
July 1, 1814 Dec. 26, 1811
May 12, 1809
May 8, 1827
Sept. 1I, 1828
Nov. 28, 1828 Sept. 14, 1829
Oct. 22, 1813
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VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
CONWAY W. T., at Boston.
Gen. Robert, at Georgetown, S. C, aged 70 years. American of
H. W., killed in a duel with Robert Critten- den, in Arkansas Ter.,
Nov. 5, 1827
COODY Robert, ordinary seaman, killed on board the Little Belt, in action with the U. S. Frigate President,
May 16, 1811
COOKE Rosanna S., daughter of the late Jesse, of this town, in 16th year,
Dec. 20, 1808
George, with two boatmen and eight children of William Heogs, were drowned in Lake Champlain,
Nov. 10, 1810 Dec. 22, 1810
Peter, at Coventry, in 91st year,
Miss Rebecca, in the burning of the Rich- mond, Va., theatre,
Dec. 26, 1811
Mrs. William, in the burning of the Rich- mond, Va., theatre,
Dec. 26, 1811
Sept. 26, 1812
Martha, wife of Amasa, at Cumberland, aged 38 years,
May 4, 1814
Rosanna Elizabeth, only daughter of Joseph S., in this town, aged 4 years, 2 months, Christopher Sheldon, youngest son of Joseph S., in this town, aged 14 months,
Dec. 8, 1815
Oct. 1, 1816
Hannah, wife of Esek, at Cumberland, in 49th year,
Oct. 5, 1816
George William, infant son of Joseph S., in this town,
Jan. 27, 1817
Sarah, at Worcester, aged 88 years ; she had 13 children, 99 grand, 113 great-grand and
12 great-great-grandchildren, total 237. American of
March 7, 1817
July 1, 1817
Clarke, merchant, at Newport, aged 48 years. American of
Mary, widow of Edward, at Tiverton, in 48th year. American of
Feb. 3, 1818
Thomas D., of Providence, at sea, on board ship Asia, on passage from Batavia to Canton, in 23d year,
John, of Tiverton, at sea, on board ship Co- lumbia, on passage from Havana to Bristol. American of
Eleazer, seaman, aged 25 years, native of Rhode Island, at St. Ubes,
Jan. 3, 1822
Dec 26, 1823
Aug. 22, 1817
April -, 1818
July 17, 1818
Sept. 27, 1818
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George Frederick, the tragedian; he had just completed his 57th year, in New York, Col. John, of Tiverton, at Newport, in 68th year, an officer of the Revolution,
Dec. 17, 1812
Adam, at Greenbush, N. Y., aged 96 years, leaves a wife aged 94 years; had lived to- gether 69 years. American of
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
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COOKE Elizabeth, widow of Capt. John, for- merly of Providence, at Killingly, Ct., William F., seaman, of Newport, at sea, on ship Morning Star, on passage from New Orleans. American of
Jan. 1, 1819
Aug. 17, 1819
Mary, widow of Stephen, at Glocester, in 74th year. American of
Sept. 7, 1819
Orchard, Esq., postmaster, at Wiscasset, Me. American of
Sept. 7, 1819
Ebenezer, aged 24 years; was blind and drowned while bathing in a pond, at Kill- ingly, Ct.,
June 25, 1820
John, Esq., at Newport, formerly member General Assembly,
July 22, 1820
Anna, wife of Nathaniel, formerly of Provi- dence, at Canandaigua, N. Y., aged 40 years, suddenly. American of
Sept. 8, 1820
Julia Ann, daughter of Robert, at Seekonk, in 17th year. American of
Sept. 8, 1820
Ann Greene, only daughter of William M., at Glocester, in 4th year,
Oct. 18, 1820
June 20, 1822
June 25, 1822
June 5, 1822 Sept. 26, 1822
Amey, wife of Capt. Benoni, at Providence, in 39th year,
Bennett, son of Peter, at Tiverton, aged 19 years. American of
Jan. 24, 1823
Stephen, of Brig Brutus, died at sea. Ameri- can of
Thomas, aged 54 years; leaves wife and two daughters,
Stephen A., son of late Col. John, of New- port, at sea, on board brig Prutus, on pas- sage from Cronstadt to Newport. Ameri- can of
-- , daughter of Otis, at Olneyville, aged 7 years, drowned,
Rev. Elisha B., pastor of the Presbyterian church in Manchester (formerly Oxford), Ct., drowned in crossing a pond where he had been helping a neighbor haying. American of
John, State librarian and proprietor of City Reading Rooms, at Albany, N. Y., sud- denly. American of
Feb. 28, 1823
May 24, 1823
July 25, 1823
Aug. 29, 1823
Aseneth, widow of Eleazer, at Cumberland, in 57th year,
John, eldest son of late John, Esq., of New- port, at Havana. American of
Robert E., at Charleston, S. C., in 25th year, printer; had worked on the Providence papers,
John Gray, infant son of Caleb,
Dec 9, 1822
Jan. 24, 1823
Feb. 15, 1823
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VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
COOKE Mrs. Joanna, widow of Capt. Nicholas, in 64th year,
Mary Gray, widow of Russell, of Tiverton, at Boston, aged 78 years. American of Susanna, widow of Capt. Joseph, aged 79 years,
Nov. 21, 1823
Nov. 25, 1823
April 29, 1824
Henry T., son of late Capt. Daniel, formerly of Providence, at Rhynebeck, N. Y .; was a graduate of Brown University,
Dec. 24, 1824
Orchard, at Winthrop, Me .; two of his chil- dren died from spotted fever within 12 hours from its attack and the third within 36 hours. American of
Sarah, wife of Caleb C., in 29th year,
Ann Janette, daughter of Jesse, at Coventry, in 8th year,
Oct. 6, 1825
William H., at New York, printer, aged 23 years,
Oct. 20, 1825
Isaac, at Tiverton, aged 82 years. American of
May 5, 1826
Lydia, at Tiverton, aged 83 years. American of
May 5, 1826
Mary, wife of Capt. Charles C., daughter of Rev. Daniel Webb, formerly of Provi. dence, at Newport, aged 23 years,
Israel, Esq., at Burrillville, in 80th year,
Feb. 14, 1827
Capt. Enock, at Westford, in 85th year. American of
May 15, 1827
Daniel P., late member of Congress from Ill- inois, in Kentucky. American of
Nov. 6, 1827
Mary, daughter of late Hopkins, at Appo- naug, late of East Greenwich, in 65th year,
Sept. 14, 1828
Mrs Abigail, wife of Capt. Joseph B., and daughter of late Capt. Amos Allen, of Providence, at Mendon, in 59th year,
Oct. 6, 1828
Robert, at Kingstown, aged 85 years, an officer in the Revolution. American of
Oct. 7, 1828
Phebe, wife of John W., at Foster, in 59th year,
Nov. 26, 1828
Stephen, seaman, of Tiverton, lost overboard from sloop Com. Perry,
Jan. 2, 1829
sister of Nicholas, at Richmond, Vt., killed by lightning,
Oct. 9, 1829
Noah, Esq., attorney at law, at Keene, N. H., the oldest lawyer in the State, aged 80 years,
Hannah, wife of Benjamin, at Lynn, aged 22 years. American of
Oct. 15, 1829
Nov. 26, 1829
March 18, 1825 Aug. 9, 1825
Dec. 30, 1826 Feb. 1, 1827
Gray Wood, in 18th year,
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RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
COOKE James, at Boston, aged 48 years. Ameri- can of
Jennette, at Bethlehem, N. Y .; she resided with her father when the settlement was destroyed and burnt by the savages ; her age was 105 years. American of
June 15, 1830 Oct. 10, 1830
April 1, 1831
Alma S., wife of Stephen A., and eldest daughter of Rowland Greene, at Glocester, in 22d year,
Sarah, wife of Christopher, in 78th year, Jeremiah G., of Providence, at sea, on board Ship Henry Hill, on passage from New York to Bahai,
Jan. 7, 1832
Feb. 28, 1832 Dec. 28, 1832
Aug. 1, 1817
Sept. 21, 1815
Capt. Chauncey, of Providence, who was ship- wrecked nine months since ; his body has been found and buried. American of
Pamelia Francis, daughter of Capt. Lyman, at East Windsor, Ct., aged 2 years,
March 27, 1824
James, of Ohio, Charge d'Affairs at Peru, at Lima, S. A.,
Feb. 24, 1828
Samuel, at Northampton, aged 60 years; was employed in Mr. Butler's paper manufac- tory, in crossing the pond broke in and was drowned,
Dec. 18, 1828
COOMBE William, Esq., a celebrated literary character, in England, aged 82 years. American of
COOMBES Henry, of Thomaston, Me., died at sea,
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