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COOMBS Capt. John, at Cincinnati, manufactur- ing hatter. American of
Aug. 17, 1827
COOMBES George W., at Boston, suffocated from charcoal. American of
COOMER Mrs. Mary, at Pawtucket, aged 18 years,
COONEY Patrick, perished in the wreck of the Frances Mary, at sea,
Feb. 19, 1830
Wilson, printer, at New Orleans, of the fever, William, at Brighton, Mass., aged 26 years. American of
April 7, 1831 Dec. 29, 1831
Edward, executed at London, Eng., for burk- ing a woman of 80 years. American of Miss Abby, in 18th year,
COOLBRETT Samuel, at Hampton, N. H., ruptured a blood vessel. American of
COOLEY Capt. Chauncey, Jr., son of Capt. Chauncey, of this town, at New York, in 25th year,
March 29, 1822
Jan. 27, 1824
Aug. 22, 1823 March 25, 1825
May 22, 1832
Nov. 26, 1828
Feb. 5, 1826
COOLIDGE Capt. John, at Worcester, aged 34 years. American of
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VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
COOPER William, Esq., at Boston, aged 88 years, 49 of which he was elected town clerk and never absent from a meeting, Capt. Gilbert, at Wickford, in 84th year, Lamberton, at Middletown, Ct., aged 70 years, suddenly. American of
Golden, shot by Mr. Roberts, at Hoboken, N. J.,
Elvira, at Cincinnati, O., was to have been married the eve of her death,
Elder John, at Northbridge, aged 68 years. American of
May 19, 1818
John, at Wickford, in 68th year, soldier in the Revolution,
Nov. 21, 1818
James, at Palermo, N. Y., aged 40 years ; wrestling with a companion while drunk was seized in a fit. American of
Susan, daughter of Allen, aged 8 months,
Capt. Benjamin, native of Taunton, at New York, aged about 58 years; supposed to have been drowned in the harbor. Amer- ican of
Dec. 21, 1821
July 12, 1822
Sept. 12, 1823
Dec. 21, 1823
May 8, 1824
Oct. 23, 1825 Feb. 23, 1826
Miss Lydia, at Taunton, aged 52 years,
Capt. Lewis, at Centreville, Warwick, aged 49 years,
Aug. 5, 1826
Feb, 17, 1829
Oct. 22, 1830
Gerordus A., M. D., at New York,
COPE Francis, son of Thomas P., at Philadel- phia, drowned while bathing. American of COPELAND Margaret, in the burning of the Richmond, Va., Theatre,
George Warren, son of Elisha, at Taunton. American of
Eunice, of Mansfield, Mass., daughter of William, at Raynham, aged 29 years,
Nov. 28, 1809 March 21, 1814
Sept. 8, 1815
Nov. 20, 1816
Nov. 23, 1817
July 18, 1 820 Sept. 3, 1821
T-, Corporal of Marines, U. S. Brig En- terprise, at Quarantine, N. Y. American of James, at Taunton, aged 53 years. American of
Nathan, at Burrillville, at an advanced age, Bathsheba, widow of Capt. James, at Taun- ton, aged 72 years,
Mary, wife of Abel, and daughter of Rev. David Newman, of Rehoboth, at Seekonk, in 28th year,
Thomas, at Attleboro, in 50th year. Amer- ican of
Lloyd B., formerly of Middletown, Ct., at New Orleans, aged 20 years. American of Varnum, son of Rev. Calvin, at Killingly, in 25th year,
March 28, 1831 Aug. 3, 1832
Aug. 20, 1816
Dec. 26, 1811
Feb. 21, 1823
Sept. 4, 1824
77
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
COPELAND Elisha, at Norfolk, Va .; took the wrong medicine. American of
William M. H., bookbinder, of Boston, at Havana, aged 35 years,
COPLEY J. S., Esq., R. A. and F. A. A., a native of Boston, an eminent painter, at London, Eng.,
COPLIN Hannah, widow of Thomas, at Seekonk, in 81st year,
Sept. 15, 1815
Jan. 28, 1820
May 14, 1822
Sept. 12, 1826
Dec. 8, 1815
John Taylor. In his obituary it is stated that a sister perished in the burning of the theatre at Richmond; a nephew, only son of William Champe Carter of Culpepper, was murdered at some college, and a first cousin, John Bird, was killed at battle of North Point, near Baltimore. Their brother, Major Garvin L. Corbin, is still suffering from wounds received at Hamp- ton. American of
John, native of Killingly, Ct., at Providence, in 29th year ; was in the steward's depart- ment, Brown University,
COREY Capt. William, of this town, at Charles- ton, S. C., in 63d year,
Oliver, at Warwick, in 73d year. American of
Mary Ann, eldest daughter of Capt. Caleb, in 13th year,
Robert, wrecked with schooner Franklin on Lake Erie. American of
Daniel, in 23d year,
Emeline Amilia, daughter of Capt. Caleb, in 6th year,
William Borden, only son of Caleb, at New- port,
Hannah M., daughter of late Bradford, of Newport, at Providence, aged 16 years,
Mrs. Lucy, at Ashford, Conn., aged 41 years. American of
Catherine, wife of Sylvester R., aged 25 years,
Feb. 2, 1816
Dec. 15, 1830
Nov. 18, 1812
April 12, 1816
Nov. 21, 1817
Dec. 8, 1820 June 13, 1821
Oct. 4, 1821 Oct. 19, 1821
July 10, 1822
Sept. 13, 1822
May 22, 1825
COPP Elizabeth, wife of David, at Killingly, aged 60 years. American of
Sarah W., eldest daughter of William, at Killingly, Ct., aged 21 years,
CORBIN John Taylor, eldest son of Major Richard, of Loneville, at Carlisle, Penn., from wounds received in a duel the even- ing before,
Aug. 25, 1829
July 25, 1830
78
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
COREY John, of Pawtuxet, at sea on board brig Ann, from this port for Havana, the fifth day out ; fell from mainyard. American of William, son of Thomas, near Wickford ; got caught in the water wheel and so badly hurt that he died within a few hours,
May 30, 1826
June 13, 1826
Aug. 30, 1826
Capt. David, at Sturbridge, aged 71 years. American of
Dec. 5, 1826
Capt. Job, at North Kingstown, aged 82 years,
Oct. 5, 1828
Hazard, at Pawtucket, aged 28 years, of So- ciety of Friends,
Nov. 16, 1828
Dorcas, widow of Capt. William, of Provi- dence, at Lexington, Ky., in Both year,
Jan. 15, 1830
William G., at North Providence, aged 36 years,
April 27, 1830
Abby Frances, infant daughter of Ebenezer, aged 5 months,
Esther, wife of Caleb, in 52d year,
Lydia, wife of Samuel, at Portsmouth, in 35th year,
Nov. 27, 1830
Isaac, at Westport, aged 84 years. Ameri- can of
Dec. 24, 1830
William Congdon, son of John, aged II months, 12 days,
April 23, 1831
Albert B., son of Pardon, at Fall River, aged 2 years; fell into a tub of hot water. Amer- ican of
Aug. 16, 1831 Sept. 25, 1831
Allen, mariner, killed in the riot, at Provi- dence. American of
Sept. 27, 1831
Edward P., son of late Enock, of Marlboro, Mass., in 25th year,
May 27, 1832
Phebe, widow of Ebenezer H., of Provi- dence, at London, U. C., aged 65 years, of the cholera,
July 20, 1832
CORLISS Susannah C .. wife of John, formerly of Providence, at Paris, Ky.,
Sept. 6, 1824
CORNELIUS Dr. Elias, at Somers, N. Y., aged 65 years, a patriot and sufferer in the war for independence. American of
Rev. Elias, secretary of the American Board, at Hartford,
CORNELL Elizabeth, widow of Capt. Walter, at Newport, in 58th year. American of
Lydia. wife of Capt. George, at Portsmouth, in 56th year,
Mrs. Sally, in 50th year,
July 11, 1823
Feb. 12, 1832
Sept. 4, 1810
April 27, 1814 Nov. 14, 1814
Allen, aged 41 years, killed,
July 17, 1830 Oct. 25, 1830
Sylvester Hazard, infant son of Sylvester R., aged 15 months,
79
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
CORNELL Gideon [Benjamin], in this town, in 57th year, many years sexton of St. John's church. American of
Robert, of Portsmouth, aged 25 years, drowned from brig Carolina Augusta, of Boston,
Sept. 19, 1818
July 23, 1819
Rebecca, widow of Gideon, at. Newport, in 78th year. American of
July 11, 1820
Ann A., wife of John I., formerly of Newport, daughter of Tiddeman Remington, of Jamestown, at Beaufort, S. C., in 35th year, Thomas, at Newport, aged 53 years,
Aug. 18, 1821 May 9, 1822
Benjamin, formerly of Newport, at Beaufort, S. C., aged 39 years,
Jan. 17, 1824
Joseph, Esq., at Tiverton, aged 65 years, for- merly a pensioner and officer of the Revo- lution,
Benjamin C .. at Newport, in 38th year,
Elder Joseph, formerly of Providence, at Gal- way, N. Y., in 80th year,
July 26, 1826
Frances C., daughter of late Gideon, at New- port, aged 38 years. American of
Nov. 7, 1826
Mrs. Patience, at Burrillville, aged 80 years American of
March 4, 1828
Mrs. Rebecca, wife of John, of Newport, at New York, aged 28 years,
Mrs. Sarah, at Newport, aged 64 years,
Comfort, widow of Benjamin, at Patience Island. in 50th year,
Nov. 9, 1829
Julia Emily, daughter of Benjamin, aged 19 months.
June 17, 1830
Gideon, at Glocester, aged 85 years,
John, aged 9 years, son of John, drowned in the Cove Basin,
Feb. 9, 1831
Rosanna, widow of Capt. Joseph, of Tiverton, at Providence, aged 65 years,
CORNING Miss Susannah, at Norwich, Ct., aged 47 years,
CORNWALLIS Hon. Sir Admiral William, Vice Admiral of England. American of Marquise of, in England, aged 49 years, son of the General, who fought at Yorktown, Va. American of
CORNWELL Dr. C. C., at Philadelphia. Amer- ican of
March 19, 1816
Jan. 10, 1832
June 6, 1822
Sept. 14, 1819
Sept. 23, 1823
Aug. 17, 1832
April 8, 1825 May 21, 1825
May 2, 1828 July 3, 1829
Phebe, widow of Jonathan, at Portsmouth, in 94th year. American of
July 20, 1830 Dec. 16, 1830
Sarah, wife of Job, at Newport, in 45th year. American of
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VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
CORPE Rev. David, at Angelica, N. Y., in 78th year, a native of this State, where he spent most of his life; had a church near Appo- naug ; sermon by Rev. Mr. Gillett, his selection II Tim. iv:7-8,
CORP Sally, wife of Abraham, at Scituate, aged 70 years,
CORPE Elizabeth, widow of John, daughter of Richard Waterman, in 95th year,
Samuel H., in 32d year,
CORSS Richard, Esq., formerly editor of Hud- son Whig, at Leyden, Mass., aged 27 years. American of
CORTHEY Daniel, Esq., attorney at law, a Revolutionary soldier and officer, at New- bern, N. C.,
COSAIR Napoleon Bonaparte, at Utica, N. Y. American of
COSTA Joseph Dominique, aged 57 years, native of Italy, had resided here many years,
COTTLE Capt. Thomas, formerly of Martha's Vineyard, at Freetown, Mass., aged 72 years,
March 21, 1826
Feb. 16, 1827
June 30, 1829
Feb. 2, 1830
Oct. 12, 1830
July 9, 1816
Ann, widow of Capt. Thomas, at Newport, in 73d year. American of
Harriet, daughter of late Gardiner, at Wickford. American of
John, at West Bloomfield, N. Y., in 74th year,
COUCHERY Mons. - , at Paris, of the Le- gion of Honor, master of requests, etc. American of
July 13,1819
March 2, 1825
Dec. 26, 1825 Feb. 22, 1831
May 16, 1823
June 19, 1817
Sept. 27, 1816
Feb. 24, 1826
COTTON Samuel W., formerly of Buffalo, N. Y., at Providence, aged 22 years,
John, at New York. aged 29 years; in the American brig Patriot while cruising in West Indian waters an engagement was held with a pirate in September, 1822, when he was so unfortunate as to lose both arms,
Samuel, at Boston, aged 54 years. American of
Abigail, wife of Charles, and daughter of Moses Jewett, at Ipswich. American of
COTTRELL Benjamin P., at South Kingstown, in 29th year. American of
William Sr., William Jr. and John executed at Hagarstown, Md., for murder of John Adams, May 9, 1819,
Feb. 25, 1820
Oct. 12, 1819
Feb. 26, 1828
Aug. 28, 1828
Jan. 27, 1815
81
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
COULTER James M., midshipman, at Malaga ; he burst a blood vessel; belonged to U. S. frigate United States. American of George, near Sumpterville, S. C., aged 107 years ; his sister, Mrs. Martha Clarke, died the week after, aged 105 years. Amer- ican of
March 11, 1817
Aug. 2, 1822
May -, 1822
COUSELLO commandant at Verdun, France ; he blew out his brains rather than stand a court of inquiry respecting his treatment of British prisoners of war ; he is the fourth French officer that has done so for this cause. American of
Feb. 14, 1812
Feb. 2, 1830
COUTTS Miss Elvina, in the burning of the Richmond, Va., theatre,
Dec. 26, 1811
Thomas, Esq., banker, at London, aged 87 years, father-in-law of Sir Francis Burdett ; he willed his whole estate of $4,000,000 to his widow, formerly Miss Mellen, of the theatre. American of
April 26, 1822
Dec. 26, 1820
Eliza A., wife of Rev. Joseph S., and second daughter of John A. Collins, Esq., of New- port, at Princess Anne, Md., in 32d year, Rebecca, widow of late Dea. Silas, and daughter of late Samuel Thurber, of Provi- dence, at Troy, N. Y., in 8ist year,
Oct. 5, 1828
COWELL Ebenezer, Esq., clerk of court of common pleas of Hunterdon Co., at Tren- ton, N. J., perished in the cold,
Feb. 14, 1818
Mrs. Mary, wife of Major Samuel, at Wren- tham, aged 79 years,
Jan. 31, 1824
Major Samuel, at Wrentham, aged 87 years, served in the French and in the War of the Revolution,
Feb. 23, 1824
COWING Bethiah, wife of Joseph, at Bridge- water, Mass., aged 78 years. American of Capt. John, at Warren, aged 55 years, found dead in his bed,
Aug. 15, 1823 July 22, 1826
Seth L., at New York, on his way to Charles- ton, S. C., in 38th year ; his remains were brought here for burial. American of
William, at New York, merchant, aged 33 years; his remains were brought to this town for burial,
Nov. 3, 1826
March 21, 1828
COUNTIS Mr. -. murdered by Thomas Biggam, in a quarrel over some shirts, near Alexandria, La.,
COUTHONY Capt. Joseph, at Boston, aged 56 years. American of
COVELL Dea. Silas, late of Providence, at Troy, N. Y., from a fail, in 68th year,
Feb. 16, 1830
82
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
COWING Ward, in 77th year,
Caroline, youngest daughter of Joseph, in 10th year,
Caroline, youngest daughter of Joseph, in 10th year,
COY Mrs. Sarah, widow, aged 89 years, in this town, buried in West burying ground,
Samuel. seaman, at sea, on board ship Ann, on passage from Havana to Bristol. Amer- ican of
John, at Bristol, aged about 53 years,
COYLE Mr. -. the scenic artist, in New York ; in getting into his carriage he mis- stepped, falling backwards fractured his skull and died the day following,
COX Henry, merchant, native of England, drowned at New York while attempting to board a steamboat,
Jan. 6, 1817
COXE Lieut. -- , of U. S. brig Enterprise, died at Charleston. American of
Tench, Esq., at Philadelphia, in 69th year,
COX Dr. John P., of Rhinebeck, at New York. American of
George, a child of his, aged 2 years, at New port. American of
Aug. 19. 1825
William, at Bristol, aged 82 years,
Aug. 18, 1826
-, daughter of Thomas, at Williamstown,
aged 2 years; her clothes caught fire. American of
Feb. 13, 1829
Sept. 7, 1830
Jan. 10, 1832
March 13, 1810
Capt. George, of this town, at sea, on board brig Grand Turk, on her passage from Ha- vana, in his 24th year,
Amey, wife of Charles, at Smithfield,
Sarah Marsh, wife of Benjamin, Jr., Esq., and eldest daughter of Seth Wheaton, Esq., in this town,
Henry P., at Providence, son of the late Capt. Matthias, of Newport, in 47th year,
Capt. Gregory, at Newport, in 88th year. American of
Capt. William, of Newport, son of Joseph, at sea, in 27th year. American of
April 14, 1832 April 28, 1832
April 29, 1832
Aug. 26, 1812
April 25, 1823 Oct. 14, 1825
July 21, 1827
July 12, 1822 July 16, 1824
July 2, 1825
Ebenezer, executed for the murder of Mr. Dunn, at Williamsport, Va. American of Abiah Caroline, aged 20 months ; Alfred Roy Cox, aged 5 years and Edwin Dorr Griffin Cox, children of Rev. Dr. Cox, of New York, all by scarlet fever. American of
COZZENS Peter, at Newport, in 90th year. American of
July 13, 1811
Dec. 29, 1815
Nov. 23, 1816
Sept. 3, 1818
Dec. 1, 1818
Oct. 8, 1819
83
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
COZZENS Capt. Peter, aged 38 years, son of
John, of North Kingstown, at sea, on pas- sage from Port au Pilmer to Baltimore, Edward A., son of Richard, aged 14 years,
Lydia, wife of John, at Wickford, aged 63 years,
Maria, daughter of Richard, in 18th year,
John, native of Providence, at Plainfield, Ct., aged 66 years. American of
Aug. 20, 1822 Nov. 1, 1824
Polly, aged 59 years,
Capt. Benjamin, at Newport. in 78th year. American of
June 10, 1825
July 21, 1825
Mary, daughter of Charles W., aged 15 months,
Miss Margaret, at Newport, aged 89 years,
Mrs. Margaret, at Newport, aged 87 years. American of
Sept. 12, 1828
Mrs. Harriet, wife of Capt. Charles, at New- port, aged 20 years,
Nov. 8, 1829
Richard (colored), aged about 80 years, native of Africa ; was brought here very young ; was a slave many years in the family of Matthew Cozzens of Newport; was 5 years in the Revolutionary service ; served as a fifer in the regiment commanded by Col. Christopher Greene, afterwards by Col. Jeremiah Olney, serving from March, 1778, to June, 1783, since which time he has resided in Providence ; his last illness confined him to his house for 5 years,
Samuel Dexter, son of Benjamin, Esq., aged 13 months,
CRABOWSKI Demetrius, is now living near Polosk, in Lithunia, at the age of 168 years ; has a son 120 and another 97 years old. American of
CRACHAMI Miss -, the Italian dwarf, in London, suddenly. American of
CRAFT Sir Herbert, a man of letters, in Eng- land. American of
Robert, formerly of Newport, at Staten Isl- and, aged 31 years. American of
CRAFTS Rev. Thomas, at Middleboro, Mass., aged 60 years. American of William, Esq., native of Boston, at Charles- ton, S. C., aged 57 years,
Dec. 24, 1829
May 3, 1831
Feb. 14, 1832
July 27, 1824 July 2, 1816
Oct. 14, 1823
March|26, 1819
Sept. 9, 1820
June 24, 1820 June 25, 1821
Nov. 23, 1821 July 1, 1822
Benjamin, formerly of Providence, at Attle- boro, in 70th year, brought here for burial, John, at Wickford, in 72d year, of Society of Friends, at North Kingstown,
Jan. 31, 1827
Aug. 15, 1828 Aug. 31, 1828
84
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
CRAFTS William, at Newport, aged 72 years, Revolutionary pensioner,
Hon. William, of Charleston, S. C., at New Lebanon Springs,
Eunice, wife of Governor Samuel, Governor of the State, at Craftsbury, Vt. American of
Sept. II, 1829
Eunice, wife of Joseph, at Watertown, aged 43 years. American of
Nov. 10, 1829
CRAGGIN Col. Samuel, at Uxbridge, aged 87 years. American of
Sept. 2, 1825
CRAIG Ann, in the burning of the Richmond, Va. theatre,
Dec. 26, 1811
John, executed in Pennsylvania for murder of Edward Hunter, Esq. American of
June 12, 1818
Content, widow of John at Wrentham, in 87th year,
Oct. II, 1822
Mr. - , three negro boys and a horse killed by lightning while standing under a tree at Strasburg, Va. American of
July 5. 1825
Feb. 25, 1814
Nov. 3, 1815
April 12, 1831
Oct. 17, 1811
Oct. 16, 1811
July 3, 1821
Oct. 17, 1817
Sept. 7, 1822 Jan. 20, 1823 Sept. 30, 1824
Nov. 4, 1825
July 17, 1827
1830
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CRAIK Dr. James, formerly chief physician U. S. Army, in Virginia, aged 84 years ; at. tended Washington in his last moments. American of
CRAM Nathau, of Belfast, drowned in Belfast Bay, Me., by the upsetting of a boat. American of
Tristam, at Brooks, Me., aged 74 years ; soldier of the Revolution. American of CRANCH Mary, widow of Hon. Richard. at Quincy, Mass., aged 70 years,
Hon. Richard, at Quincy, Mass., aged 85 years,
John, at Bath, Eng., aged 70 years. Ameri- can of
CRANDALL Lemuel, of Providence, son of the late Capt. Joseph, at sea, on board brig Traveller, on passage from Havana to Cowes, in 22d year,
William A. Penniman, son of Benjamin, aged 5 months,
James Beverly, youngest son of William W., Azariah, at Newport Asylum, aged 78 years, -, a student in the Academy, killed by the students in adrunken scuffle. American of William S. B., of Newport, seaman, at sea, on board brig Baltic. American of
Robert, fireman, injured by an explosion of a boiler on steamer Chief Justice Marshall, in Hudson River, April 22, died next day,
April 19, 1823
Sept. 22, 1826
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RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
85
CRANDALL Mary, wife of Rev. Eldredge, at South Kingstown, aged 67 years. Ameri- can of
CRANE Gen. William, at Elizabethtown, in 68th year ; served in the Revolution. American of
Dec. 7, 1830
Aug. 16, 1814
Oliver, one of the elders of Caldwell Church. Seeing some horses uneasy he tried to quiet them when he received a kick in the breast which terminated his life in 50 minutes at New Jersey. American of
Mary, daughter of Major General Elisha, at Canton. Mass. American of
Aaron T., Esq., postmaster, at St. Louis ; was a captain in the late war. American of
Nov. 5, 1819
Sept. 2, 1822 Oct. 25, 1822
Jan. 28, 1823 Feb. 25, 1825
Sept. 13, 1825
Sept. 20, 1825
Rev. James C., corresponding Secretary United Foreign Mission Society and assist- ant secretary elect of American Bible Soci- ety, at New York,
Lydia, widow of Jonathan, at Bridgewater, aged 82 years,
Dr. James L., at New York. American of Mary, wife of John, Esq., at Trescott, Me., very suddenly, aged 63 years. American of Jonathan, aged 17 years, at West Bridge- water, suicide. American of
CRANSTON William, son of Capt. Benjamin, at Warren, aged 29 years. American of Zilpha, fourth daughter of Samuel, of and at Foster,
Henry, of Warren, R. I., at sea. American of
Betsey, daughter of Peleg, formerly of Foster, at New Berlin, N. Y., aged 28 years,
Peleg, at Foster, aged 67 years, Society of Friends,
Sept. 9, 1817
Oct. 29, 1819
Ann Maria, daughter of Major J. B., at Fort Walcott, Newport Harbor, aged 15 months, John H., Esq., attorney at law, at Louisville, Ky. American of
Desire, wife of Gen. Elijah, at Canton, Mass., aged 62 years. American of
Benjamin, at Douglass, Mass. American of Capt. Nathaniel, at Wellington, Mass., aged 55 years. American of
Mrs. Anne, wife of Daniel ; Julia, aged 18, and Lydia Ann, aged 14 years ; daughters of Daniel; at Bridgewater, Mass. Ameri- can of
Jan. 12, 1826
March 11, 1826 March 30, 1830
April 29, 1831 Aug. 12, 1831 April 21, 1812 Sept. 28, 1813 May 11, 1819
July 30, 1820 Feb. 26, 1822
86
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
CRANSTON Rev. Walter, of Savannah, Clergy- man of the Episcopal Church, aged 32 years, at Middletown, Ct.,
William, at the Newport Almshouse, aged 50 years.
Aug. 7, 1823
Helen, daughter of Samuel, formerly of Fos- ter, at Providence, aged 23 years,
Sept. 15, 1823
Samuel, at Newport, aged 78 years,
April 18, 1824
Grace, widow of Samuel, at Newport, in 89th year,
Feb. 2, 1825
Rachel, widow of Caleb, at Warren, in 76th year. American of
April 15, 1825
Thomas, aged 80 years,
Aug. 31, 1825
Thomas, son of late Capt. Thomas, in 29th year,
Aug. 31, 1825
Nicholas, suddenly, in 61st year, at Cranston, Capt. Ira, son of late Capt. Peleg, of Warren, at Bristol, aged 35 years,
Oct. 27, 1826
John, native of Rhode Island, but last 40 years a resident, of Alexandria. Has left wife and 8 children,
Oct. 4, 1829
Henry Barton, only son of Jeremiah, at Dud- ley, aged 2 years, 4 months,
Sept. 6, 1830
Elizabeth, daughter of late William, ot New- port, at Natchez village, aged 13 years,
Sept. 23, 1832
CRAPO Spooner, at Rochester, Mass. Ameri- can of
April 26, 1816
Merebah, wife of Nicholas, at Rochester, Mass., aged 46 years; leaves 7 children,
May 1, 1816
Nicholas, only brother of Philip, Esq., of this town, at Rochester, Mass., aged 51 years, Jesse, at Dartmouth, aged 49 years,
May 4, 1816 Jan. 11. 1831
Rebecca, daughter of late Nicholas, and sis- ter of Philip, Esq., of Providence, at Roch- ester, Mass., in 67th year,
Jan. 11, 1828
Joseph, drowned in Newport harbor,
'Thomas, in this town. aged 52 years,
April 18, 1814
Charlotte, wife of Capt. Christopher, in 55th year,
Sept. 12, 1819
Cornelius, son of William, aged 3 years, 5 months,
Oct. 5, 1820
Thomas. formerly of Providence, at Savannah, Ga.,
Peleg H., formerly of Providence, at Savan- nah, Ga., aged 32 years. American of Edward D., in 21 st year,
Capt. Christopher, in 63d year,
Albert, son of Daniel, in 21st year,
July 27, 1822
Oct. 6, 1820
Nov. 20, 1821 Jan. 21, 1822 Sept. 9, 1823 May 14, 1824
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April 29, 1829
CRAPON Phebe, wife of Capt. Thomas, in 39th year,
Jan. 24, 1812 May 5, 1812
87
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
CRAPON Edward Albert, son of Thomas L., aged 18 months, Thomas, aged 30 years,
William, only son of Mrs. Caroline, widow of Thomas, aged 14 months,
CRARY Samuel, son of Stephen, aged about 6 years, drowned at Fall River. American of CRAVEN Elijah R., A M., and M. D., Prof. of Botany in Columbia College, D. C., at Washington, D. C. Amercan of Earle of, in England. American of CRAWFORD Catharine, widow of Capt. Jo- seph, in 73d year. American of David, Esq., brother of Hon. William H., member of General Assembly, suddenly. American of
William, at Westbrook, aged 21 years ; he had invited a number of friends to dine on the attainment of his majority ; they came but to his funeral American of
Robert, brother of the Secretary of the Treasury, in Columbian Co., Ga. Ameri- can of
-, brother of William, at St. Ste- phens, Ala. American of
Dr. William, in Pennsylvania, formerly mem- ber of Congress,
Charles, brother of the Secretary of the Treasury, at Alabama. American of
Capt. John, at Oakham, Mass., aged 86 years. American of
Mrs. Judeth, at Spanish Town, Jamaica, at the advanced age of 151 years. American of
Peter, butcher, aged 60 years, a suicide, had been convicted for abusing his wife, and placed under bonds. American of CRAWLEY Abby, formerly of Norwich, Ct., at North Providence, aged 29 years, CRAYBOURNE Mr. -- , at Sutterton, Eng., aged 75 years, a whitesmith; he began business as a bell ringer, and an ingenious change ringer started business with 16s., and died leaving to his heirs £20,000. American of
CREASE Samuel, at Boston, printer, aged about 33 years, CREED Mary, widow, in 83d year,
CREIGHTON James, at New York, aged 71 years,
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