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DENCH William Potter, son of Capt. James, aged 13 months,
Capt. James, formerly of New York and Providence packets, at New York. Amer- ican of
Aug. 6, 1817 Aug. 6, 1817
Dec. 30, 1828
Sept. 2, 1831
June 26, 1829
Sept. 17, 1830 April 15, 1831
Sept. 10, 1830
June 25, 1827
DEMONS Prudence, widow of Capt. Daniel, at Providence, in 86th year,
Dec. 3, 1818
Dec. 17, 1824
Feb. 21, 1821
Sept. 26, 1826
113
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
DENHAM Daniel, at Newport, in 77th year, Revolutionary veteran. American of Daniel, Esq., at Newport, aged 67 years. American of William James, son of Daniel C., at New- port, aged 2 years. American of
May 5, 1815
Feb. 1, 1831
Oct. 16, 1832
Nov. 2, 1829
DENNIE Joseph, born Lexington, Mass., Aug. 30, 1768, died at Philadelphia,
Jan. 7, 1812
Joseph, Esq., editor of the " Port Folio," a native of Boston, in 45th year, at Philadel- phia,
Jan. 7, 1812
DENNIS Catherine, wife of Capt. John, at New- port, aged 33 years. American of
Aug. 10, 1810
Catharine, wife of Capt. John, and daughter of the late Dr. William Tillinghast, at Newport, in 33d year. American of
Aug. 14, 1810
Arthur, formerly of Newport, at Somerset, in 61st year,
Miss Nancy, at Newport, in 74th year,
John, Jr., son of Capt. John, drowned in Newport by the upsetting of a boat,
June 19, 1821
Noah (colored), aged 30 years,
Miss Lydia, at Portsmouth, aged 64 years,
Almira, wife of Capt. Joseph L., in 29th year,
Nov. 27, 1825
William, formerly of New London, at New- port, aged about 50 years,
Feb. 5, 1826
Amey, wife of Capt. William, at Newport, aged 69 years. American of
Sept. 29, 1826
Prudence (colored), aged 74 years. Ameri- can of
Capt. Thomas, at Newport, aged 77 years. American of
John, at Newport, in 81st year,
DENNISON Charles, Esq., aged 47 years, for- merly speaker Connecticut House of Rep- resentatives, at New Haven, Conn. Amer- ican of
Capt. Gideon, aged 33 years, at Knox, N. Y., a victim of quackery. American of
DENNY John, at Halifax, from a wound in- flicted by a pair of scissors thrown at him by his son in a fit of anger, leaves wife and 6 children. American of
DENNEY Daniel, at Worcester, aged 63 years. American of
Feb. 18, 1820
April 5, 1822
Feb. 26, 1812 May 13, 182I
Sarah Brown, daughter of John, at Newport, aged 1 year, 6 months,
Nov. 14, 1821 Feb. 9, 1822 Nov. 7, 1822
Feb. 27, 1827
April 22, 1828 Feb. 22, 1831
July 8, 1825
March 3, 1826
DENISE Mary, wife of Capt. Joseph J., in 31st year,
114
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
DENNY Austin, aged 35 years, attorney at law, late editor and proprietor of the Massachu- setts Yeoman, at Worcester. American of Henry, of Pennsylvania, seaman, lost over- board at sea from ship Constitution, of Nantucket, during her late voyage. Amer- ican of
July 7, 1830
Oct. 26, 1830
Sept. 9, 1823
DERBY Dr. Richard, son of Gen. S. G., aged 23 years, at Salem, Mass., was assistant sur- geon on board the Independence in her late expedition in the Meditterranean. American of
DERBEY John, at Norton, in 20th year,
DERBY Abner, at Rehoboth, aged 25 years,
May 30, 1822
May 30, 1822
Sept. 25, 1822
Abner, who died 19 years since (1803), his three sons, Jacob at Attleboro, Abner at Rehoboth, and John at Norton, died of same year as above written. American of DERBY Edith, widow, of Beverly, at Salem, Mass., aged 82 years. American of
DERBEY Sarah Augusta, daughter of Joel, at North Providence, aged 8 months,
Sept. 7, 1828
April 23, 1829
Dec. 8, 1829
Loring, at Taunton, aged 37 years. American of
June 14, 1831
John, Esq., at Salem, in 65th year, very sud- denly,
Nov. 25, 1831
DESESSARIS M. Jean C., an eminent French physician, at Paris, aged 84 years. Ameri- can of
Oct. 4, 1811
Dec. 13, 1822
July 14, 1826
Nov. 14, 1828
DESHA Lieut. Robert M., late paymaster ma- rine corps, at New Orleans. American of Isaac B., from a self inflicted wound some days previous, noted for being the mur- derer of Francis Baker, and for the trials which have convicted him of the murder, at Frankfort,
Isaac B., at San Felipe DeAustin, Texas, in confinement for murder of Mr. - Early. American of
Oct. 1I, 1822
Nov. 16, 1824
Elizabeth, Countess of, before her marriage she was Miss Farren, of the theatre, in England,
DERBY Benjamin, at Huntington, Vt., soldier of the Revolution. American of
DERBEY Abner, at Rehoboth, in 25th year, Jacob, at Attleboro, in 23d year,
Jan. 5, 1816 Nov. 24, 1821
DENT Capt. John Herbert, U. S. Navy, aged 42 years, at St. Bartholomew's parish, S. C. American of
115
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
DESHANS -- , executed for the murder of Monsieur and his son, at. Paris, Fr., he died with great courage. American of DESTREHAN John Noel, of Louisiana, at New Orleans. American of
Oct. 28, 1817
Nov. 18, 1823
DEVAYNES Mr. - , Banker ; in his will he leaves his wife £1200 per annum, and 800 bottles of wine, to be used at her next mar- riage He desired that a bottle of fine old sherry wine should be placed under each arm with him in his coffin, in London. American of
DEVENS Elizabeth, widow of Thomas, at New- port, aged 53 years. American of
April 18, 1815
DEVEREAUX Capt. - , of schooner Speed- well, of Marblehead, at St. Pierrie, W. I.,
Sept. 1, 1809
James, at North Providence, in 23d year ; was thrown from his carriage,
Nov. 26, 1819
DEVERICK James, of Newport, at sea, on board ship Gen. Hamilton, on passage from Lourabuya to Sincapour,
April 29, 1821 Feb. 14, 1817
DEVINE Mrs. Elizabeth, in 68th year,
DEVITT Charles, executed at Halifax for mur- der of Capt. Westinacott, of the British army. American of July 23, 1816
DEVOLL Washington, of Bristol, suddenly, at sea, on board brig Osozimbo, on passage from Trinidad,
April 29, 1821
DEWEY Hon. Daniel, at Williamstown, aged 48 years, late M. C. from Massachusetts, and one of the justices of Supreme Court. American of
,
June 12, 1815
John E., native of Rhode Island, seaman, at sea, on board brig Monitor, of Kennebunk. American of
William O., at New Bedford, aged 5 years. American of
Oct. 20, 1829 Dec. 21, 1826
DEWICK Oliver, at Newport, aged 79 years, Penelope, widow of Oliver, at Newport, in 80th year,
July 2, 1827 June 19, 1810
Samuel, only son of Samuel, Esq., aged 4 months,
Oct. 7, 1812
Sally Smith, only daughter of Col. Edward, in this town, in 16th year,
Nov. 24, 1812
Jabez B., Esq., youngest son of the late John, Esq., of Cumberland, at Geneva, N. Y., Stephen, in this town,
April 27, 1813 June 1, 1813 Feb. 8, 1814
Col. Knight, in 82d year,
March 12, 1822
DEXTER Hon. Samuel, at Mendon, aged. 82 years. American of
Aug. 7, 1810
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VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
DEXTER Mrs. Abigail, wife of Col. Edward, in this town, in 40th year,
Hon. Samuel, at Athens, N. Y., aged 55 years, buried here; came to visit his son who was going to be married,
Hon. Samuel, LL.D., of Boston, at Athens, N. Y., aged 54 years, on a visit to his son here,
May 4, 1816 May 17, 1816
Col. Noah, at Rochester, Mass. American of Andrew. only brother of Hon. Samuel, late of Boston, at Athens, N. Y.,
Nov. 12, 1816
Mercy, widow of Edward, formerly of North Providence, at Smithfield,
Sept. 4, 1817
Capt. Daniel S., U. S. Navy, commanding officer on Lake Erie, at Erie, Pa .; was son of Col. John S., of Providence. Amer- ican of
Oct. 30, 1818
Thomas, at Scituate, aged 42 years, from a fall from a hay loft and falling on a rake handle which penetrated his body,
Jan. 22, 1819
Waitstill H., wife of Ebenezer K., Esq , and eldest daughter of Hon. David Howell, in 43d year,
May 15, 1819
Jonathan, at Smithfield, in 80th year, more than 50 years a professor of religion ; ser- mon by Rev. Dr. Benedict, Rev. XIV : 13, Mary, wife of Capt. John, at Smithfield, in 37th year, leaves three children,
July 31, 1819
Charlotte, wife of Andrew, Esq., daughter of Hon. Perez Morton, of Boston, at New Philadelphia, Ala. Ter.,
Sept. 17, 1819 Oct. 6, 1819
Mrs. Patience, at Foster, in 67th year,
Mrs. Abby, wife of Samuel, Esq., daughter of Gen. Sheldon, of Newport, in 34th year,
March 13, 1820
Susan, daughter of the late Capt. Edward, of Providence, at Pawtucket, in 58th year,
Sept. 9, 1820
Jeremiah, son of late Jeremiah, at North Providence, aged 26 years,
Phebe, widow of William, in 56th year,
Mary R., daughter of late Hon. Samuel, of Boston, at Wavertree, near Liverpool, Eng. American of
Alethea, widow of James, at Cumberland, in 98th year,
Alcey, widow of Jonathan, at Smithfield, aged 81 years; had been a member of First Baptist church, Providence, 45 years, Mary, wife of Rev. Elijah, and only daughter of Nathaniel, Jr., Esq., of Freetown, at Plympton, aged 36 years. American of
Jan. 29, 1821 July 21, 1821
Feb. 12, 1822
March 7, 1822
April 3, 1822
Nov. 1, 1822
Aug. 19, 1819
March 30, 1814
May 4, 1816
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
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DEXTER Lewis, at Smithfield, in 61st year, Masonic honors,
Ebenezer K., Esq., marshal of District of Rhode Island, in 52d year,
Christopher Champlain, Esq., eldest son of Stephen, aged 31 years, graduate of Brown 1812 ; had established himself as an attor- ney,
Aug. 13, 1825
Mary, widow of Andrew, formerly a mer- chant, of Providence, aged 67 years,
Moses, at North Providence, in 72d year,
Sept. 12, 1825 Dec. 9, 1825
Abby Martin, infant daughter of Samuel, Esq., aged 5 months, suddenly,
July 18, 1826
Amey, wife of Samuel, and daughter of Jo- seph S Martin, Esq., aged 26 years,
Sept. 7, 1826
Samuel, of Cumberland, at Providence, sui- cide by hanging. American of
Oct. 3, 1826
William, aged 72 years, burial at North Prov- idence,
Feb. 24, 1827
William A., son of Joseph W., aged 16 months,
Oct. 2, 1827
Capt. Benjamin G., aged 69 years,
Dec. 4, 1828
Aaron, M. D., Erving professor of chemistry in Harvard University at Cambridge,
Feb. 28, 1829 April 18, 1829
Stephen, Jr., son of Stephen, aged 22 years, Adaline A., youngest daughter of Capt. John, at Smithfield, in 19th year,
Sept. 8, 1829
Sarah, wife of Anson, at Boston, aged 27 years. American of
Nov. 6, 1829
George, at Boston, aged 24 years. American of
Feb. 5, 1830
Capt. William, at Glocester, aged 35 years. American of
Edward, son of Stephen, aged 19 months,
Nathaniel B., at Providence, in 73d year. American of
Lydia, widow of Lewis, at Smithfield, aged 67 years, Stephen, in 38th year,
DE ALBERTAS Marquis, peer of France, at Marseilles,
D' ALTON Dowager, in England. American of DE ANGELY Dr, St. Jean, after a strange run of fortune he reached France the day be- fore died,
March 17, 1824
Aug. 10, 1824
June 29, 1830 Aug. 30, 1831
April 24, 1832
May 15, 1832 Sept. 27, 1832
Sept. 3, 1829 Oct. 17, 1815
March 8, 1819
Sarah Mumford, wife of Col. Edward, and daughter of late John Mumford, in 46th year,
Sept. 14, 1826
Benjamin, son of Timothy, killed in the Cum- berland coal mine by a cave in, aged 24 years,
Dec. 6, 1828
118
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
DE AUVERGNE Philip, Prince de Bouillon, vice admiral of the Red, many years com- mander of the Jersey and Guernsey sta- tions at Westminster, Eng., aged 81 years. American of
DE BELESNAY Count, executed at Perth Hungary, for murder of his father,
DEBLOIS Stephen, at Johnston, aged about 50 years,
Miss Nancy, at Newport, at an advanced age. American of
Mrs. Jane, widow of Stephen, at Newport, aged 76 years,
Francis C., at Boston, aged 50 years. Amer- ican of
DE BRISSY Col. Charles Louis, provost at Paris, France, aged 54 years, an officer of the Legion of Honor, had been a prisoner of war in England for years, returning to France in 1813 he was courtmartialed and shot
DE BOUFFLERS Chevalier, aged 78 years, a celebrated wit, at Paris. American of
DEBOURBON-CONDE Louisa Adelaide, sister of the Prince of Conde, who is now the only survivor of the Bourbon Conde branch of the house of Bourbon, at Paris, aged 87 years. American of
Donna Maria Theresa, Princess of Peace, at Paris ; she was compelled by her father to marry the notorious Godoy known as the Prince of Peace; she was a sister of the Cardinal De Bourbon and cousin to the first king of Spain. American of
DE BRESSON Catharine Livingstone, wife of the secretary of legation of France, daugh- ter of Hon. Smith Thompson, of New York, at Washington city. American of DECHURTELLER, the Austrian General, stabbed by a Venetian lady in a rage, at Venice. American of
DECHASTELUX Marchioness, formerly Miss Plunkett, of Dublin, widow of Marquis, well known as a traveler and resided some time in Boston, in Paris. American of DECOGNY Duke, a peer of France, marshal of the empire, chevalier of St. Louis, &c, at Paris. American of
DECRILLON Count, a peer of France, at Paris, aged 71 years,
Nov. 29, 1816 July 12, 1819 Feb. 23, 1814
Dec. 18, 1818
July 8, 1829
April 29, 1831
Feb. 1, 1814
May 5, 1815
May 4, 1824
April 17, 1829
Feb. 6, 1824
June 16, 1815
April 19, 1816
July 13, 1821
June 25, 1819
119
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
DEDAMAS Count, a French general, in France, aged 58 years. American of
Nov. 20, 1823
DEDECRES Duke, at Paris, France, formerly minister of marines, from wounds received in an explosion of powder placed under his bed by his servant who robbed him of 9000 francs, who leaped from the window and caused his death by the leap. American of DE EDLING Count Phillip, near Vienna, very suddenly, in his carriage. American of
Feb. 16, 1821
Dec. 2, 1817
DEGARNIER Marquis, peer of France, without issue, at Paris. American of
Dec. 4, 1821
DEGENLIS Madame, a French authoress, was at one time preceptress to the Duke of Or- leans, now king of France. American of Sept. 28, 1830 DEGOLTZ Count Alexander, a companion in arms with the Emperor Frederick, in Ger- many. American of Feb. 2, 1819
DEHART John C., purser U. S. Navy, aged 32 years, at sea, on board the U. S. Sch. Por- poise, on her passage to the West Indies,
DEJARNOTTE Mr. - -, killed in a quarrel with R. G. Davidson, at Wadesboro, S. C. American of
DEKRAFFT Charles, at Washington city, aged 36 years. American of
DEKNATZON Baron, in Stockholm, aged 65 years, late minister to U. S. Knight Order of the North Sea and marshal de la cour. American of
Sept. 2, 1825
Sept. 9, 1829
Oct. 23, 1829
March 29, 1816
March 29, 1816
DELEBZELTERN Baron, the Austrian envoy to Portugal, which he had held 52 years, at Lisbon, aged 94 years,
DELESSERT M., an eminent French merchant, at Paris, France. American of
DELESTOCYR General, the great leader of cav- alry, in Russia; Prince Blucer and other chiefs attended his funeral. American of
Jan. 10, 1818
Sept. 20, 1816
April 18, 1815
DEFOREST David C., Esq., aged 51 years, late consul general from Buenos Ayres to this government, at New Haven, Conn. Amer- ican of
March 4, 1825
Aug. 31, 1824
Sept. 23, 1823 Oct. 25, 1822
DELACRESSE Admiral, aged 69 years, at Meil- han, Fr.,
DELAGOY Marquis, deputy for the department of the Rhone, in St. Reno. American of DE LA TOUR-DU-PIN Colonel, aid to Mar- shal Victor, killed in a duel with another aid, at Paris. American of
DE LA VANPALLIERE -- , at Paris. Amer- ican of
120
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
DELINIERS Gen. Turreau, formerly French ambassador to this country, in France. American of
D'LUKEE Gavino, was stabbed in an affray with Anthony D. Lumbra, at Savannah. Amer- ican of
Dec. 21, 1824
DE MALAGAMBA Don Carlos, executed in Spain for murder. American of
Aug. 15, 1828
DEMALONET Mons., at Paris, France, minister of marines to Louis XVIII. American of DEMASLOY Count Orro, at Paris, an ancient ambassador of France. American of
Nov. 29, 1814
March 24, 1818
DEMOTLAIR Mrs. Rebecca, formerly of New- port, at Halifax, aged 74 years. American of
May 23, 1826
DEMONTALET Marquis, aged 49 years, at his plantation on Sapelo Island, Ga .; was a native of St. Domingo, came to South Car- olina in 1797. American of
July 22, 1814
DENEMOURS Peter Lemuel Du Pont. in Del- aware, in 78th year, member Institute of France and councillor of state, knight of the Order of Vasa, legion of honor and or- der of Du Lys,
Aug. 6, 1817
DEOREA Senor Telesforo Macio, consul of Co- lumbia, at Philadelphia, in 65th year,
April 21, 1829
DEPOLIGNIC Count Jules, a peer of France, in Russia, was one of the favorites of Louis XVI. American of
Dec. 26, 1817
DEPORTAING General, at Paris, aged 80 years, was an officer in the Revolution. Ameri- can of
Nov. 24, 1826
DERIO Gardo, Count, diplomat, at Lisbon, Spain, found in his coffers amount to 15,000,000 francs. American of
Nov. 3, 1829
DEROCHMENT John, at Newington, aged 19 years, suicide by hanging. American of DEROHAN Duke, of the royal household, aged 88 years. American of
May 3, 1816
Prince Camilli, grand prior of Aquitaine and grand senechal of order of St. John of Jerusalem. American of
Aug. 6, 1816
DERUFIO Prince, in Vienna, Neapolitan am- bassador to Austria. American of
Oct. 4, 1825
Aug. 15, 1828
Sept. 26, 1817
DERUIS Don Francisco, killed in a duel with Don Carlos De Malagambre. American of DESTAEL Madame, a fine obituary and events of her death. American of
March 7, 1817
DEONIS Madame, wife of the Spanish minister, at Washington,
May 22, 1817
Nov. 5, 1830
121
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
DESEDELLA Father Antonio, at New Orleans, buried
DESERRA Abbe Jose Correa, aged 74 years, at Lisbon, Port., formerly minister to. United States, noted as a learned scholar and knowledge of botany. American of
DESEZE, the Count, a peer of France, and mem- ber of French Academy, in France, aged 81 years. American of
June 20, 1828
DESILVA Manuel Antonio, died suddenly at a hotel in Newark, N. J.,
March 8, 1822
DESOUZA Mon., member of the regency, at Lisbon American of DETINGRY the Princess, at Paris, France. American of
Dec. 26, 1817
Oct. 23, 1829
DETOLLY Field Marshal Barclay, an eminent captain in the Allied Armies, in Russia,
DETUYLL Maj. Gen. Baron, Minister of the Emperor of Russia to the U. S., at sea on his passage to Europe, aged 54 years,
April 11, 1826
July 11, 1817
DEWITT James M., at Philadelphia. His house took fire and 4 ot his children and a grand- son perished,
March 3, 1817
Benjamin, M. D., health officer of New York, and vice president of College of Physicians. American of
Mrs. Susan, wife of Simeon, Esq., of Albany, at Philadelphia, while on a visit, Amer- ican of
Oliver, at Newport, in 80th year,
Eliza Searle, wife of G -- -- , in 26th year, DEWOLFE Betsey, wife of John, Jr., Esq., at Bristol, aged 32 years,
Charles, at Bristol, in 78th year,
Levi, Jr., son of Levi, Esq., of Bristol, at Havana, aged about 21 years,
April 1, 1823
Lorenzo W., at New Bedford, Mass., aged 26 years. American of
Col. Francis LeBaron, second son of Hon. James, at Arkwright Village, in 28th year. American of
DEWOLF Julia Bourne, youngest daughter of Gen. George, at Bristol, aged 1 year, Hon. William, at Bristol, in 67th year,
Jan. 22, 1829
March 19, 1824
Sept. 13, 1825
Nov. 28, 1825 April 20, 1829
May 25, 1818
DEURQUEJO Chevalier, Minister of State of ex-King Joseph of Spain, at Paris. Amer- ican of
Sept. 17, 1819
May 21, 1824 Dec. 21, 1826 Aug. 11, 1832
Jan. 5, 1818 Aug. 20, 1822
Levi, Jr., seaman, at sea on board ship Ann, on passage from Havana to Bristol. Amer- ican of
April 25, 1823
March 23, 1824
122
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
DEWOLF Charlotte, widow of William, daughter of late Josiah Finney, at Bristol, aged 65 years,
May 15, 1829
DEXIMENES Marquis, aged 92 years, at Paris, France; was at the battle of Fontenoy. American of
July 25, 1817
DIAMOND Thomas, cook, injured by an ex- plosion of a boiler on steamer Chief Justice Marshal, in Hudson river, April 22, died next day, 1830
DIBBIN Charles, song writer, in England,
July, 1814
DICK Capt. E. B., late of 18th U. S. Infantry, killed in a duel with Capt. Hampton, near Charleston, S. C.,
June 4, 1815
Dr. Archibald, at Alexandria. He attended Gen. Washington in his last illness. Amer- ican of
Oct. 26, 1821
Hon. John, U. S. Judge for District of Louis- iana, at New Orleans,
April 23, 1824
Dr. Elisha C., in 72d year, at Alexandria, Va .; was one of the physicians who attended Gen. Washington in his last illness. Amer- ican of
Oct. II, 1825
DICKERSON Capt. Charles, at Seekonk, in 54th year. American of
Nov. 4, 1817
Miss Harriet, of Seekonk, in 17th year, daughter of the late Capt. Charles, at North Kingstown,
Feb. 9, 1821
DICKINSON John, Esq., at Nashville, Tenn., aged 35 years, an eminent lawyer and native of Washington, N. H. American of Mrs. - , at Middletown ; leaves a legacy to American Bible Society. American of
Aug. 15, 1815
DICKENSON Henry H., formerly of Bermuda, at Camden, S. C. American of
July 22, 1823
DICKINSON Capt. James, aged 45 years, at Northampton, formerly member of the Legislature,
July 19, 1824
DICKSON Mary, wife of Anthony, at Newport, in 62d year. American of
Jan. 14, 1820
W-, at Philadelphia, aged 36 years ; while asleep arose from his bed and fell out of a window; lived but a few hours. American of William, a sailor belonging to brig Independ- ence, Capt. Ruggles, of Providence, at William, N. C., aged about 25 years,
March 23, 1821
Feb. 21, 1829
June 10, 1816
DIDIER -, executed for treason, at Lyons, France,
Dr. Pierre, at Wilmington, Del., aged 90 years, native of France, and born 1740 at
Feb. 13, 1821
123
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
DIDIER : 1
Vitieau, in the Côte d'or Burgundy ; was at the defeat of Prince Soubise, at Ros- back. American of
DIKE Mary Alice, infant daughter of Arba B., DILLABAR Hopey, daughter of James C., aged 8 months,
Nov. 1, 1814
DILLARD William, shot in a quarrel with U. G. Phillips, in Prince William parish, S. C., DILLIBUR Hopestill, wife of James C., daugh- ter of late Benjamin Miller, of Bristol, in 33d year,
Aug. 27, 1820
William Melsey, son of James C., aged 2 years, 7 months, suddenly,
Feb. 24, 1821
DILLINGHAM Edward, son of Asa, at New Bedford, Mass., aged 22 years ; was drowned from a boat in trying to board a brig in the harbor. American of
March 5, 1824
July 23, 18II Feb. 14, 1810
DILLON William, son of Andrew, in this town, Countess, at Paris, and cousin of Napoleon's first wife, and mother of Madame Bertrand, now at St. Helena. American of
Jan. 13, 1818
Alenorah, daughter of Andrew, at Providence, in 8th year. American of
Feb. 9, 1819
Francis A., at Savannah, Ga., deputy post- master,
Oct. 6, 1820 March 20, 1822
Mary, wife of Andrew, aged 45 years,
Andrew, Jr., only son of Andrew, of Provi- dence, at Louisville, Ga., in 21st year,
Mary Ann, daughter of Andrew, in 16th year, DILLWYN George, formerly of Philadelphia, Friend Minister, at Burlington, N. J., in 83d year,
June 23, 1820
March 1, 1816
Salome, wife of Thomas, at Bristol. Amer- ican of
Jan. 15, 1819
Jonathan, at Bristol, in 78th year,
April 30, 1819
Royal, third son of Royal, Esq., at Bristol, in 20th year. American of
Royal, Esq., at Bristol, aged 52 years,
Mary Nichols, daughter of Col. H. P., at Bristol, aged 2 years,
, infant child of Gen. Byron, at Bristol,
Dolly, widow of Jonathan, at Bristol, aged 85 years. American of Abner, son of William, at Bristol, suddenly,
Sept. 22, 1819 Aug. 17, 1820
Oct. 1, 1822 Aug. 21, 1826
May 13, 1828 Dec. 16, 1828
Dec. 10, 1830 April 14, 1828
May 23, 1821
DILLO Richard, at sea, on board the brig Grand Turk, while at Quarantine, aged about 17 years,
Nov. 30, 1823 June 6, 1824
DIMAN Mary, daughter of Thomas, at Bristol, aged 43 years. American of
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VITAL RECORD. OF RHODE ISLAND
DINAH, a negro woman, aged 116 years, in the Bucks Co. almshouse, Penn. American of DINKINS Mrs. - , at New Orleans, of the fever. American of
James E., major U. S. Army, near Pensacola, Fla. American of
Nov. 19, 1822
Aug. 24, 1830
Mrs. - , aged 61 years, at Boston ; was found on the sidewalk with her neck broken, supposed to have fallen out of the window. American of
Aug. 27, 1830
DITMAN John J., Esq., formerly of Flatbush, L. I., at New Utrecht, aged 95 years. American of
Sept. 25, 1829
DIX Alexander, merchant, of Boston, in Canada, killed in a duel. American of
March 31, 1809
Lt. Col. Timothy, of U. S. 14th Regiment, at the American camp, near French Mills. American of
Dec. 10, 1813 Nov. 19, 1825
Eldridge, aged 5 years, suddenly,
DIXEY -, wife of Capt. Thomas, at Marble- head, suicide by drowning, leaves 9 chil- dren. American of
July 4, 1826
DIXON Robert, formerly a resident of this town, eldest son of the late Robert, Esq., of Sterling, Ct., in Illinois Ter., in 38th year, George, in the burning of the Richmond, Va , theatre,
June -, 1810
Dec. 26, 1811
Ann, widow of Capt. James, at Newport, aged 83 years. American of
May 5, 1815
Mr. - , a distiller, suicide ; he placed the musket under his chin and sprang the lock with a broomstick. American of
Nov. 8, 1816
Mary, wife of Anthony, at Newport, in 62d year. American of
Jan. 4, 1 820
DOANE Allen, at Pawtucket, aged 30 years,
DOBBS John, from an explosion on a steamboat, near Charleston, S. C.,
DOBSON Thomas, Esq., an eminent printer and bookseller, at Philadelphia. American of DOCKRAY Hon. John B., aged 64 years, presi- dent of Landholders' bank, formerly mem- ber of General Assembly, at South Kings- town,
June 21, 1826 July 16, 1823
Sept. 15, 1816
March 25, 1823
Sept. 5, 1821
Maria, daughter of the late Robert, formerly of Providence, at Dedham, Mass., aged 20 years. American of
Oct. 27, 1818
Anthony, Esq., at Newport, aged 68 years, many years inspector of customs and tax assessor,
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