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April 29, 1817
Obed, of Dedham, Mass., at New Orleans, on board brig Mary, of this port,
David, at Wrentham, aged 84 years,
John and his wife, executed at Charleston, S.
C., for robbery. He was 29 and she 28 years of age.
Feb. 18, 1820
Susan R., daughter of Nathaniel, aged 4 years,
March 15, 1820
Lieut. -- , U. S. Army, killed in a duel with Capt. Farley, of U. S. Artillery, near Detroit. American of
May 30, 1820
Hannah, wife of Cyrus, at Wrentham, in 62d year,
Oct. 7, 1821
Prof. - , of Yale University, perished in the wreck of ship Albion, on the Irish coast. American of
Sally, wife of Capt. Louis, and daughter of Col. Benjamin Cole, at Warren, aged about 27 years,
July 3, 1822
Ann Eliza, daughter of Capt. John U., aged 10 years,
Sept. 11, 1822
John, Esq., Judge U. S. District Court, of Delaware, in Kent Co., Delaware. Amer- ican of
May 2, 1823
Mrs. Christina, widow of Barzillai, daughter of Benjamin Smith, of Glocester, in 73d year, at Killingly, Ct.,
Seth, in 71st year, soldier of the Revolution. American of
Amelia, daughter of late Seth, in 27th year,
Joshua, at Pawtucket, aged 88 years,
Dec. 4, 1824
Harriet Georgiana, infant daughter of Marion W., at Pawtucket,
Patience, widow of Seth, in 64th year,
Betsey, widow of Jonathan, at Cumberland, aged 100 years, 10 months, 8 days,
Rev. John, Bishop of Salisbury, in England, aged 78 years. Was tutor to the children of George III. American of Miss Hannah,
John Henry, youngest son of Nathaniel, aged I year, 4 months,
Philip, fell dead in the street, at Philadelphia,.
April 1, 1817
May 3, 1823
Aug. 26, 1823 April 24, 1824
Feb. 2, 1825 Feb. 13, 1825
March 11, 1825
Aug. 2, 1825 June 1, 1826
Sept. 11, 1826 July 27, 1828
Sept. 22, 1818 Sept. 1, 1819
June 14, 1822
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
163
FISHER Oliver, at Boston, suicide. American of Nathaniel, in 47th year,
Joshua, M. D., late of New York, at Catskill, at residence of Mathew Jackson,
May 1, 1831
Peggy, widow of Thomas, at Edgartown, aged 70 years. American of
Henry, at Bucks Co., Penn., killed in a mine, struck by a falling bucket. American of Jeremiah M., son of late Dr. J-, at New York, in 24th year,
July 27, 1832
FISHPAN John, at Baltimore, in 103d year. American of
Dec. 2, 1824
FISKE Isaac A. B., student in Divinity, in 24th year, at Weston, Mass., graduated at Brown University last September,
Aug. 11, 1813
Mary, wife of Dr. Caleb, at Scituate, in 64th year. Sermon by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Acts xxvi : 8,
Nov. 1, 1817
Betsey C., fourth daughter of Peleg, Esq., in 14th year,
Jan. 7, 1819
Israel, late of Scituate, at Savannah, Ga., where he had recently removed,
Mrs. Orpha, wife of Peleg, Esq., in 51st year, John, only son of Peleg, Esq., aged 22 years, Elias, late of Upton, Mass., at Philadelphia, aged 34 years. American of
Nov. 12, 1820 July 30, 1821 Nov. 24, 1821
Aug. 29, 1823
Hon. Isaac, at Johnston, aged about 66 years, Associate Justice of Supreme Court,
June 17, 1824
Betsey, daughter of Eleazer, at Arkwright Village, aged 26 years,
Jan. 6, 1825
John, son of Charles, at Arkwright Village, aged 8 months,
Sarah Ann, at Pawtucket, aged 41 years,
Peleg, at Johnston, in 57th year, a firm be- liever in the final salvation of the whole human race,
March 20, 1826
Mary, daughter of Isaac, in 7th year, Mrs. Nancy, at Providence, in 73d year, FINAGIN Capt. - , of schooner Good Intent, of Baltimore, at St. Pierre, W. I.,
FINCH Joseph, at Newport, aged 65 years. Many years teacher of Long Wharf Free School,
Elizabeth, widow of Capt. Joseph, at New- port, aged 62 years,
FINDLAY Hon. William, at Greensburgh, Penn., soldier of the Revolution and noted for his counsels in both State and National councils. American of
Jan. 31, 1828 Oct. 21, 1829 Jan. 12, 1830
Aug. 29, 1809
Nov. 25, 1828
June 27, 1829
April 24, 1821
Jan. 7, 1825 Aug. 31, 1825
FISKE Philip M., aged 45 years, son of Dr. Caleb, at Scituate, suddenly,
April 9, 1830 April 16, 1831
May 17, 1831 March 23, 1832
164
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
FINDLAY William S., Esq., in Illinois, son of the late governor of Pennsylvania. Ameri- can of
Rev. Robert, D. D., President University of Georgia. American of
FINN Mrs. Mary, at Kilmallock, Ireland, aged 105 years. She retained her faculties to the last and her hair never lost its original hue. American of
John, at Boston, aged 34 years. American of FINNEY Capt. Thomas, eldest son of Capt. Loring, of Bristol, at Jonesboro, Camden Co., N. C.,
Martha, widow of Josiah, at Bristol, aged 84 years,
Capt. Loring, aged 66 years, at Bristol,
FIRTI William Holmer, aged 21 years, killed his sister and her child while insane, at Atta- kapas, Lou.,
FITCH Sally, wife of Rev. John, late pastor of Congregational Church, Danville, Vt.,
Hon. Thomas, late of Massachusetts, Chief Justice County of St. John's at St. Augus- tine, Fla., aged 45 years,
Hon. Thomas, aged 43 years, late of Massa- chusetts, at East Florida,
Sept. 10, 1821
Sept. 11, 1821
June 27, 1828 April 6, 1810
Jan. 8, 1821
Dec. 23, 1831
FITZGERALD Patrick, at Dronillen, Ire., aged 108 years. His wife died about 12 years ago at the age of 102 years. American of William, executed for murder of his wife, in Henry Co., Ga.,
Joseph, printer, at Boston, aged 29 years. American of
FITZPATRICK Hugh, murdered by a man whom he had given permission to stay over night in his house,
Jere, murdered by mob of Irishmen at South- wick, Mass. American of
Oct. 2, 1821 Nov. 7, 1817
Feb. 2, 1830 April 22, 1831
Sept. 12, 1819
May 29, 1823 March 8, 1827
Oct. 18, 1829
March 24, 1821
Sept. 10, 1821
Mrs. - , wife of Prof. - , of Yale College at New Haven, aged 26 years. American of
Mrs. Rebecca M. V., wife of Col. Horatio, at Hartford, Ct., aged 29 years. American of FITTON John, in this town, in 80th year,
Elizabeth, widow of John, Esq., of Provi- dence, at Wrentham, in 77th year,
FITZHUGH William H., late member of Vir- ginia Convention. In Virginia. Ameri- can of
Oct. 4, 1816
April 8, 1823
July 17, 1829
Feb. 7, 1817
May 4, 1827
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
165
FITZSIMMONS J. E., laborer, had been ar- rested for a misdemeanor but sickened and died and supposed a suicide at Seribo, N. Y. American of
May 8, 1827
FITZWILLIAM Lord Viscount. He had be- queathed to the British Cambridge Uni- versity £100,000 in Stock, 10,000 proof plate prints and a large collection of pic- tures. American of May 3, 1816
FLAGG Col. Benjamin, at Worcester, aged 95 years. American of
Oct. 23, 1818
Dolly, widow of Samuel, Esq., at Worcester, Mass., aged 85 years,
March 11, 1824 March 5, 1825
Samuel, Esq., at Worcester, aged 50 years, Miss Elizabeth, at East Greenwich, aged about 76 years,
Jan. 22, 1827
Anna Elvira, daughter of Joel, at Hubbards- town, aged 5 years ; her clothes took fire, lived 20 hours. American of
Rev. John, at Roxbury, aged 41 years,
Sept. 22, 1820 March 14, 1831
FLANDERS Capt. Joseph, at East Cambridge, was a captain U. S. Army in last war and formerly a member of New Hampshire assembly. American of
Oct. 16, 1829
FLEMMING Rev. Benjamin Huger, near Georgetown, S. C. American of
July 25, 1823
FLETCHER Mrs. Mary, late of Rome, N. Y., in this town, aged 51 years,
Nov. 11, 1809
Mrs. Hannah, wife of Col. James, at North- bridge, Mass., in 76th year,
Jan. 19, 1823
Mrs. Hannah, wife of Col. James, at North- bridge, Mass., aged 75 years. American of George (colored), at East Windsor, Ct., in a quarrel with a mulatto; was hit over the head with a hoe,
March 14, 1823
Thomas, in 61st year,
-- , son of George, at Taunton, aged 6 years, killed by the wheels of a loaded wagon passing over him. American of
Adeline Jane, eldest daughter of Thomas, in 9th year,
James, aged 22 years, suicide. American of Lucy Isabella, infant daughter of William, aged 15 months,
Dec. 4, 1823 May 19, 1824
March 12, 1830
June 28, 1830 March 27, 1832
Sept. 29, 1832
FLANNIGAN John, drowned, fell from the wharf,
Sept. 4, 1831
Zedekiah, aged 11 years, in Pennsylvania; bathed his head in cold water when heated. American of
July 23, 1819
166
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND .
FLEYTUS Dr. Domingo, died at New Orleans while prescribing for a patient (Bertha Gyrma), who died also at the same time. American of
FLING George W., at Boston, aged 33 years. American of
FLINN Payson, of Woodstock, Ct., in 20th year, in this town,
Rev. Andrew, at Charleston, S. C., pastor Second Presbyterian Church,
Feb. 24, 1820
FLINT Tarrant Putnam, formerly of Providence, of firm of Richmond & Flint, of Nashville, Tenn., in Belmont Co., Ohio,
Oct. 6; 1822
James, at Windham, Ct., aged 80 years. American of
Sept. 14, 1824
Rev. Abel, D. D., at Hartford, Ct., aged 59 years,
March 7, 1825
Lieut. John, at Lyme, N. H., aged 85 years, native of Reading, Mass .; was an officer in the Revolution ; has left a wife, 7 chil- dren, 54 grand and 41 great grandchildren. American of
Aug. 27, 1830
FLOOD Dr. William, at New Orleans, aged 47 years. American of
June 3, 1823
FLORENCE Frances L., daughter of Paul, at Providence, aged 1 year, 9 months. Amer- ican of
Oct. 6, 1815
FLOYD Maj. Gen. William, in Western Oneida Co., N. Y., served in the Revolution, and one of the " signers,"
Aug. 3, 1821
Major John, murdered in Georgia. American of
May 7, 1830
FOBES -- , son of Sheperd, aged 6 years, at Taunton, hurt himself fatally wrestling. American of
Dec. 24, 1824
FOLANSBY Mr. -- , at New Chester, N. H .; his house burnt up and six of his children perished. American of
Dec. 29, 1820 Oct. 9, 1818
FOLEY William, at Providence, in 32d year,
FOLGER George, Jr., cashier of Nantucket, at Nantucket,
May 5, 1809
Charles, seaman on board ship Edward, ac- cidentally drowned in the Potomac, near Alexandria, D. C. American of
Nov. 4, 1826
Charles C., second officer of ship Mercury, of New Bedford, son of Barnabas Folger, of Nantucket, killed at sea by a whale,
Miss Rachal, at Nantucket. American of FOLKER John C., Esq., aged 64 years, at Charleston, S. C. American of
July 1, 1814
Aug. 10, 1830 July 6, 1816
July -, 1829 Sept. 24, 1830
Aug. 13, 1816
167
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
FOLLETT Ruth, wife of Oliver, and daughter of Jeremiah Wilkinson, at Cumberland, aged about 35 years. American of
Miss Mehitable, at Attleboro, in 80th year, formerly of Foster,
Midshipman -- , at sea, on board U. S. brig Spark. American of
Huldah, widow of Joseph, and daughter of late James Dexter, at Cumberland, in 76th year,
March 9, 1826
FOLSOM Achsah, wife of John, at Warren, in 30th year. American of
Sept. 24, 1816
Asa, aged 28 years, mate of schooner Mary Ann, of Portsmouth, N. H., at Newport, at the Marine Hospital. American of
Oct. 26, 1821
FONES Catharine, widow of Capt. Daniel, at North Kingstown, in 62d year,
June 12, 1827
FONTAINE J. B. L. S., at New Orleans, aged 72 years, comedian and editor. American of infant daughter of Joseph, of Grosse Point, Mich., scalded by hot lye, lived about 14 hours,
FOOTE Eliza Maria, only daughter of Capt. Jo- sepn, at Providence, in 20th year,
FOOT John H., only surviving child of the late Capt. Joseph, of Providence, in 20th year, lost overboard frow ship Rising States, in a gale of wind,
Dec. 3, 1819
Aug. 1, 1828
May 28, 1830
Feb. 23, 1812
Feb. 24, 1815
Nov. 20, 1829
Feb. 15, 1830
May 29, 1830 Jan. 4, 1809
Dec. 9, 1814
May 16, 1816
FOOTE Hon. Charles A., at Delhi, N. Y., attor- ney at law and late member of Congress, George, at Canton, N. Y., aged 84 years, a pioneer settler of Vermont. American of FORBES Rev. Perez, LL. D., at Raynham, aged 70 years,
Alexander, printer, native of Scotland and one of the oldest printers in America, at New York. American of
Sophia, wife of Ebenezer, at Boston, aged 86 years. American of
FORBUSH Capt. Rufus, at Reading, Vt., aged 72 years, soldier of the Revolution. Ameri- can of
FORCE Mary Ann, wife of William C., of Wrentham, at Providence, in 29th year, FORD John, native of Philadelphia, in this town, Eliza, wife of Thomas, and daughter of Lus- comb Fuller, at Providence, in 17th year, -Peter, native of France, at Norfolk, a miser ; accumulated a fortune of $50,000,
Feb. 22, 1814
Dec. 5, 1821
Oct. 31, 1823
Aug. 16, 1814
Sept. 16, 1827
Sept. 23, 1818
168
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
FORD Major Mahlon, late of Ogdensburg, N. Y., aged 64 years, at Columbia, O., soldier of the Revolution ; was at Trenton and Monmouth as a captain,
James, Esq., register of deeds for Norfolk Co., at Dedham, Mass., aged 61 years,
Dr. Joseph S., in South Carolina ; was thrown from his sulky. American of
FORDAY -, of brig Trident, from exposure at sea. American of
FORDHAM Mr. Ephraim, at Middletown, Ct., in 96th year, soldier of the Revolution. American of
FORDUM Martha, widow of John, aged 93 years. at Smithfield,
FOREMAN David (colored), killed in the Clift St. catastrophe, New York,
FORMAN Catharine, aged 56 years, at Lough- boro, Eng., a midwife. She is said to have 7306 cases. American of
March 25, 1817
Aug. 5, 1823
Sept. 2, 1822
FORREST Col. Thomas, recently member of Congress from Pennsylvania ; was an offi- cer in the Revolution, at Germantown, Penn , in 78th year. American of
Henry, of the Treasury Dept., at Washing- ton City, aged 54 years. American of FORESTIER General - -, a prisoner of war of the Allies, of his wounds, in France. American of
FORIER Edward, formerly of Providence, at Boston. American of
FORRIS William Henry, son of David, in 6th year, drowned off Butler's Wharf,
FORRESTER Capt. Simon, at Salem, Mass., merchant. American of
Mrs. Rachal, widow of Simon, at Salem, aged 66 years. American of
Thomas Healey, formerly of Salem, at Read- ing, Mass., aged 40 years; was found in his greenhouse, supposed to have died in a fit. American of
FORT --- , wife of Ricks, was shot dead in her own house by some concealed assassin, at Endfield, N. C. American of
June 13, 1820
Sept. 26, 1822
Nov. 24, 1823
Oct. 27, 1826
June 5, 1832
Nov. 7, 1812
May 4, 1832
FOREST L. D., murdered by pirates. Amer- ican of
Mary, wife of Calvin, and daughter of Abijah Pratt, Esq., at Foxboro, Mass., aged 26 years,
March 29, 1825
March 7, 1826
May 31, 1814
June 11, 1830
May 22, 1830
July 11, 1817
July 4, 1823
May 25, 1830
Aug. 22, 1826
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169
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
FOSDICK Thomas, Esq., late American Consul, at Gottenburgh, at Havana, aged 28 years. American of
Abby D., wife of James W., and daughter of Dr. Ephraim Comstock, in this town, in 23d year,
Oct. 30, 1816
Edward Thurber, son of James W., aged 2 years, 7 months,
July 7, 1821
Frances Smith, infant daughter of James, aged 11 months,
April 7, 1826 July 7, 1826
Lodowick, at New London,
Anna Sheldon, daughter of J. W., aged 8 months,
Aug. 17, 1829
David, at Nantucket, aged 67 years. Amer- ican of
Feb. 9, 1830 April 2, 1809
FOSTER Michael, in this town, in 23d year,
Dr. Josiah D., hospital surgeon, U. S. Army, at Detroit, Mich.,
Aug. 11, 1812
Rev. Luke B., at Rutland, Mass., aged 28 years, sermon by Rev. Dr. Sumner, who preached at the interments of Rev. Mr. Buckminster and Rev. Mr. Goodwin, the predecessors of Mr. Foster. American of Aseneth Orne, youngest daughter of Samuel, of Livermore, Me., aged 25 years,
June 24, 1817
July 18, 1817
Sept. 9, 1817
Eliza Crawford, daughter of Ebenezer, at Providence, aged 9 months, 17 days,
Dec. 4, 1817
Esther Bowen, wife of Hon. Theodore, at Foster, in 31st year, daughter of Rev. Noah Millord, of Burrillville,
Dec. 28, 1815
James M., son of William, Esq., aged 5 years, drowned at Thompson, Ct.,
Ruth, wife of Ebenezer, in 42d year,
Theodore A., at Coventry, aged about 35 years,
Oct. 25, 1821
FORSTER Judge -, of Mckean Co., Penn., accidentally shot by his son while wolf hunting. Between them they set up a wolf howl as a decoy, when one fired with the above result. American of
FOSTER Sarah, wife of Charles O., formerly of Providence, at Clairborne, Ala., aged 33 years. American of
Aug. 12, 1814
Oct. 30, 1821
Sept. 13, 1822
George, Esq., at Cambridge, Mass., graduate of Brown University, 1811. American of James, Esq., register of probate for Middle- sex Co., at Cambridge, Mass. American of
Sept. 9, 1817
Abel, at Glocester, aged 52 years. American of
. Oct. 12, 1819
June 30, 1820 Sept. 11, 1820
170
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
FOSTER Judge -- , at New Orleans, of the fever. American of
Elizabeth, in England, in 50th year, a valued member Society of Friends,
Hon. Dwight, at Brookfield, Mass., aged 65 years, held important positions of trust in the state ; was 8 years Representative and 2 years Senator in Congress, 8 years Chief Justice Court of Common Pleas for Wor- cester Co.,
Hon. Dwight, at Brookfield, Mass., aged 65 years. American of
Judge Dwight, youngest son of Judge Jede- diah, at Brookfield, Mass .; was a graduate of Brown, 1774. His father was member of Convention that framed the Constitution of Massachusetts at Cambridge, in Sept., 1779. American of
Algernon S., son of late Hon. Dwight, at Brookfield, Mass., aged 37 years. Amer- ican of
Edward C., Jr., editor of the New Hampshire Gazette. American of
John, in 60th year, in Wilkes Co., N. C. He was the youngest child in a family of 11, all born at single births The other 10 children are all living, the eldest being 84 years. American of
Jonathan, son of Adams,
Adeline, daughter of Adams, in 5th year,
child of William, at Bristol. American of
Martha Innocenter Rebecca, only daughter. of Dr. George, at Bristol, aged 10 months,
Joseph B., first officer of brig Danube, son of Capt. James, of Seekonk, at sea, on passage from Batavia to Canton, aged 28 years. American of
Theodore, Esq., in 76th year,
Hon. Theodore, aged 76 years. A long obitu- ary in American of
Adelaide, infant daughter of Benjamin T., at Cranston, aged 11 months,
John, belonging to brig William of Boston, a native of Philadelphia, at the hospital here, Olive, widow of Hukariah, Esq., and eldest daughter of late Hcn. John Fales, of Prov- idence, at Wilton, N. Y., aged 77 years,
William, at Deer Isle, aged 77 years ; served
r in the Revolution, and was at Bunker Hill,
Oct. 11, 1822
March 22, 1823
April 29, 1823
May 9, 1823
May 27, 1823
Aug. (, 1823
Oct. 28, 1823
March 26, 1824 April 25, 1824 May 31, 1824
Oct. 10, 1826
Oct. 30, 1826
Jan. 4, 1828 Jan. 13, 1828
Jan. 29, 1828
Aug. 12, 1828
Oct. 1, 1828
Oct. 6, 1828
Nov. 1, 1828
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
171
FOSTER Peter, at Worcester, Mass.,
Rev. John, D. D., at Brighton, aged 68 years. American of
Capt. William, formerly of Newport, at West Chester, N. Y., aged 48 years,
Oct. 2, 1831
Lieut. A. B., was shot by a soldier, at Fort Howard, Green Bay,
Feb. 7, 1832 July 8, 1832
Jesse, at Smithfield, in 8Ist year,
Nathan, of Danvers, Mass., at Seekonk, of cholera, aged 54 years,
Sept. 19, 1832
Dec. 28, 1832
Edward H., from an explosion in a drug store, at Haverhill, aged 19 years. American of FOUCHE Count, formerly Duke of Otranto, Senator of France, and Bonaparte's Minis- ter of Interior. Voted for execution of Louis XVI. American of
FOUCHER Caesar, shot at Bordeaux, Fr., for treasonable practices,
Constantine, shot at Bordeaux, Fr., for treason- able practices,
FOULKE Elizabeth, of Philadelphia, 30 years a Friend Minister, at Burlington, N. J. American of
FOUSKEE Dr. William, at Richmond, Va., aged 75 years, postmaster. American of
FOWLE William, gentleman of Bixley, in Eng- land, (see his obituary). American of
Nathaniel Holmes, son of late William, Esq., of Boston, at Amsterdam, Holland, Jonathan, in 77th year,
Susan, late of Worcester, widow of Curtis, at Boston, aged 67 years, of measles. Amer- ican of
June 7, 1825
Oct. 22, 1810
Huldah, wife of Benjamin, Esq., at Wick- ford, in 65th year,
Dec. 16, 1811
Dec. 3, 1813
Isabella, wife of George, eldest daughter of Thomas Cutter, in this town, suddenly, in 40th year. American of May 7, 1816
Abby, wife of George S., at North Kings- town, in 30th year. American of
Benjamin, Esq., at Wickford, in 80th year, Edward, son of Christopher, of Newport, Eng., at sea, on board brig Fame, on pas- sage from Havana, in 22d year,
Martha, widow, at Jamestown, aged 97 years. American of
March 16, 1821
Sept. 27, 1815 Sept. 27, 1815
Oct. 31, 1820
Sept. 14, 1824 June 20, 1815
Nov. 16, 1820 July 11, 1822
FOWLER Peleg Clarke, eldest son of Christo- pher, Esq., at Newport, in 18th year,
Elizabeth, daughter of Hon. Christopher, at Newport, aged 19 years. American of
Feb. 17, 1818 Aug. 7, 1818
Feb. 5, 1819
Oct. 12, 1819
Aug. 15, 1829 Sept. 22, 1829
172
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
FOWLER Ann, wife of Christopher, Esq., and
daughter of late Peleg Clarke, Esq., at Newport, in 53d year,
Oct. 11, 1820
Henry, son of Christopher, at Newport, aged 23 years,
Feb. 6, 1821
Mary Ann, eldest daughter of Christopher, at Newport, in 33d year,
Feb. 1I, 1821
Mary Ann, daughter of Christopher, Esq., at Newport, aged 30 years,
Feb. 11, 1821
Jane, wife of Thomas, at Jamestown, in 57th year,
March 28, 1821 May 14, 1821
Clarke, at Newport, aged 73 years,
Mary, wife of Clarke, at Newport, in 65th year,
Oct. 15, 1822
Christopher, Jr., son of Christopher, Esq., of Newport, at Matanzas, W. I.,
June 27, 1823
Capt. Christopher, Jr., of Newport, aged 36 years, son of late Samuel C., at Matanzas,
W. I. [This death was erroneously print- ed in our last ],
June 27, 1823
Abby Sweet, only child of George Spink Fowler, at Wickford, aged 7 months. American of
Sept. 23, 1825
Isaac, son of late Dr. Isaac, of Rehoboth, at Fall River, aged 30 years,
March 18, 1826
John, son of George, of Newport, in 20th year, at Providence,
Aug. 6, 1827
Edward H., son of late Capt. Christopher, at Newport. American of
May 2, 1828
Olive, second daughter of late Dr. Isaac, at Rehoboth,
April 3, 1829
Mary, aged 101 years, 5 months ; was born at Hopkinton, Mass., went to Canterbury, N. H., when young ; was captured by In- dians when 16 and carried to Canada ; was a prisoner 3 years, 6 months when she was redeemed ; had been member of the Shaker Society more than 46 years. American of Christopher, Esq., at Newport, aged 67 years. American of
Samuel M., Esq., proprietor of Pawtucket Chronicle,
FOX John, son of the late Asa, in this town, aged 14 years,
John, 3d officer of ship Hamilton, of Boston, on northwest coast, shot by the natives. American of
Peter, at Bridgetown, N. J .; his son aged 10 and his brother aged 14 years, fell on a
Oct. 16, 1829 March 26, 1830
Aug. 26, 1832
March 29, 1810
May 1, 1812
Hon. Samuel, at Westfield, aged 76 years. American of
Dec. 12, 1823
173
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
FOX :
scythe while mowing and cut nearly in two. American of
George, Esq., of Perran wharf, at Falmouth, Eng., of Society of Friends. American of Emily, daughter of Moses, killed by light- ning, at Carmel, N. Y. American of -, shot Mr. -- Randall in a duel. Amer- ican of
Aug. 13, 1816
Oct. 4, 1816
June 29, 1819
Aug. 28, 1821
Lydia, wife of Capt. Jabez, daughter of Hen- ry Hodges, of Taunton, aged 34 years, at Berkeley, Mass.,
Nov. 6, 1821
Mr. -- , of New Jersey, a venerable mem- ber of Society of Friends; his body was found in the North river, near Manhattan- ville; his death was probably accidental. American of
June 17, 1823
Nathaniel Sweet, infant son of George W., aged 10 months,
Oct. 15, 1826
Sarah, wife of Horace, formerly of Provi- dence, at Boston,
April 27, 1828
Frances, daughter of Horace, formerly of Providence, at Boston, in 16th year,
May 6, 1828
Dea. Abijah, at Dracut, Mass., aged 78 years; was one of those who pursued the regulars from Concord to Boston; was at Bunker Hill, and at Burgoyne's surrender,
Feb. 6, 1829
Catharine Maria, only daughter of George W., aged 2} years,
Sept. 23, 1829
Edward Anthony, son of George W., aged 8 months,
Horace, at Boston, formerly of Providence, suddenly,
Horace, at Boston, formerly of Providence, suddenly, from a ruptured blood vessel. American of
Feb. 15, 1830
FRAME Eliza, at Philadelphia, aged 19 years, from hydrophobia. American of
FRANCIS Mrs. Anne, at Philadelphia, aged 79 years. American of
Thomas Willing, Esq., at Philadelphia, aged 48 years, merchant. American of
George Harrison, son of the late Thomas Willing Francis, Esq., near Harrisburg, Penn., in 8th year. American of
Oct. 8, 1829
Feb. 10, 1830
FOXON Samuel, at North Providence, in 64th year, a pensioner of the Revolution, he was of Warwick,
Oct. 19, 1821 July 6, 1819 Jan. 10, 1812 June 9, 1815
Sept. 24, 1819
Capt. Joseph, at Mendon, aged 57 years. American of
April 8, 1825
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VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
FRANCIS Abby, widow of John, Esq., daughter of Hon. John Brown, in 55th year,
William, of Providence, at Richmond, Va., on board ship Francis. American of John Brown, infant son of John B., Esq., at Spring Green farm, Warwick,
March 5, 1821
Oct. 29, 1824
Jan. 22, 1826
Ann Carter, wife of Hon. John B., and daugh- ter of Hon. Nicholas Brown, at Spring Green, Warwick, in 33d year,
May 1, 1828
Miss Elizabeth, at Medford, aged 92 years. American of
Mrs. Phebe, at Fall River. American of
FRANCISCO Henry, aged 134 years ; the Amer- ican has a long article from National Intel- ligence, giving an account of this extraor- dinary man. American of
Nov. 17, 1820
FRANKLIN Hannah, wife of Henry P., in this town, suddenly, in 25th year,
Oct. 4, 1810
William, Esq., formerly British Governor of New Jersey, son of Dr. Benjamin, in Eng- land, aged 82 years,
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