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June 22, 1825
Aug. 12, 1825
Mary Collins, daughter of late Caleb, Esq., at Newport, aged 17 years,
187
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
GARDINER Harriet B., wife of Job, daughter of Thomsa B. Richmond, Esq., at Digh- ton, in 39th year. American of
Esther Gardiner, infant daughter of Peleg W., aged 8 months, 14 days
Capt. Oliver, at East Greenwich, aged 84 years ; was for 36 years an able nautical commander, both before and after the Rev- olution commanded the Row Galley Wash- ington, in 1776 served as pilot to French fleet to Boston. American of
Sarah, widow of Sylvester, at North Kings- town, in 86th year. [American Oct. 11-14] John, of Savannah, native of Ireland but for
Oct. 2, 1825
33 years resident of Georgia, at Provi- dence,
Oct. 6, 1825
Harding, at Exeter, aged 32 years. Ameri- can of
Oct. 7, 1825
Sarah, wife of Gould, at Exeter, In 50th year, 30 years member of Baptist Church,
Jan. 13, 1826
Lydia, widow of Peleg, at Swanzey, aged 70 years,
May 6, 1826.
James W., son of John, at Pawtucket, aged 3 years, 3 months,
May 25, 1826
Elizabeth Weeden, only child of John, at Paw- tucket, aged 1 year - months,
June 2, 1826
Emma Seymour, infant daughter of Thomas J., aged 14 months, 12 days,
Aug. 19, 1826
Harriet R., wife of Job W., at Dighton, in 39th year. American of
Aug. 29, 1826
Mary H., eldest daughter of Brayton, in 20th year,
Oct. 6, 1826
Nancy, daughter of Capt. Edward, at War- ren, in 32d year,
Oct. 7, 1826 Nov. 11, 1826
Capt. John, at Swanzey, in 72nd year,
Lydia, daughter of William, at Swanzey, aged 12 years, from lockjaw, caused by a wound on her finger,
Nov. 16, 1826
Mrs. Olive, wife of Ambrose, and daughter . of Joseph Mason, of Swanzey, at Provi- dence, in 31st year,
Rebecca K., wife of Thomas I., and eldest daughter of William Bradford,
Henry C., formerly of North Kingstown, at Charleston, S. C., aged 93 years. Ameri- can of
Henry, at Charleston, S. C., aged 93 years, 5 months; born at North Kingstown July 20, 1734, died March 10, 1828; served through the Revolution as a marine; was
Aug. 22, 1825
Aug. 25, 1825
Aug. 26, 1825
July 1, 1827
Feb. 25, 1828
Feb. 29, 1828
188
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
GARDINER :
a sailmaker on the Bonne Homme Rich- ard; also on the frigate Alliance, in the war of. 1812, served also as sailmaker. American of
David, formerly of Washington Co., R. I., at the Hudson Print Works, N. Y.,
Ezekiel, at Exeter, in 52d year,
Flora (colored), at Lynn, aged 115 years ; she was captured in 1754 in Africa, and carried to the West Indies where she lived several years when she was purchased by Capt. Lee, of Marblehead, and brought to this country. American of
Chloe, at Dexter Asylum,
Major Alexander, at Charleston, S. C. Was an aide to General Greene, in the Revolu- tionary War. American of
James, at Rehoboth, in 81st year,
James, at Rehoboth, aged 61 years,
Jesse, formerly of Exeter, at Coventry, Ct., in 46th year. American of
July 3, 1829
Joseph C., aged 28 years, teacher in 5th District School,
Oct. 20, 1829
Patience H., wife of Samuel E., Jr., at Smith- field, in 29th year,
March 14, 1830
Martha Ann, daughter of Peleg W., aged 4 years,
April 1, 1830
Rev. Dr. -- , of Boston, (Episcopal). Amer- ican of
Oct. 5, 1830
Wilkinson, at North Kingstown, aged 28 years. American of
Oct. 26, 1830
Capt. Timothy. at Baltimore, native of Nan- tucket, aged 73 years. American of Mrs. Sarah, in 53d year,
Dec. 10, 1830 Dec. 24, 1830
Dr James, at Lynn, Mass., aged 66 years. Was in the Revolution. American of
Mrs. Rebecca, at Warren, aged 45 years,
Elmira Amanda, daughter of James M., aged 12 months, 22 days,
Elmina Amanda, daughter of James M., aged 12 months, 22 days,
James B., eldest son of Capt. E. C., of Prov- idence, at sea, on passage from Pernambuca, to Philadelphia, in 27th year,
Mrs. Hannah, wife of Joseph, at Swanzey, aged 67 years.
Edward, son of Peleg W., aged 13 months,
Mary, wife of Benjamin, daughter of the late Christopher Allen, at North Kings- town, aged 73 years. American of
April 8, 1828
Feb. 7, 1832 March 10, 1832
April 26, 1832
April 26, 1832
June -, 1832
July 5, 1832 Nov. 14, 1832
Nov. 16, 1832
May 31, 1828 Aug. 5, 1828
Oct. 10, 1828 Jan. 15, 1829
March 20, 1829 May 1, 1829 May 1, 1829
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
189
GARDINER Abigail, widow of Capt. Joseph, at Newport Asylum, aged 84 years,
Feb. 13, 1831
Feb. 13, 1831
Joseph M., formerly of Providence, at Potts- ville, Penn., in 3ist year,
Dec. 10, 1831
Abby C., wife of George T., at Warren, in 25th year. American of
Dec. 27, 1831
Mary Jane, infant daughter of Peleg W., aged 3 years,
Dec. 27, 1833
GARDEN Mary, wife of Robert, formerly of England, and late of Providence, at Balti- more, aged 35 years,
June 18, 1829
William, Esq., late U. S. Consular Agent at Aux Cayes, aged 32 years, at New York. American of
Aug. 7, 1829
GARLIN wife of William, eldest daughter of John Harriman, of Bucksport, Me., aged 30 years,
Oct. 11, 1822
GARNET Robert, in Cumberland Co., Ky., aged just 94 years. His descendents number over 200. Was a Virginian 85 years. American of
GARNETT John, at Goshen Poor House, aged I IO years. American of
George Edward, infant son of Gideon,
GURNSEY Lewis, at Greenwich, N. Y., aged 89 years. Soldier of the Revolution. American of
GARRETT Mr. - , killed by lightning with four others in Barnwell Dist., S. C.
Mrs. Mary, at Sumpter District, aged 120 years. American of
Aug. 1, 1828
May 17, 1831
Dec. 7, 1822
Jan. 12, 1830
GARRICKSON John, at Providence, aged 22 years,
GARRISON Peter, killed by a negro, who was burnt alive for the deed, at Greenville, S. C. American of
Feb. 8, 183 1
April 13. 1830 Aug. 17, 1832
Oct. 1, 1830
May I, 1821
Olive, wife of Maj. Andrew, at West Barn- stable, aged 70 years American of
GARRICK Madame Violetti, widow of the British Roscias, in London, aged 99 years ; died in her chair. On the day of her death she made arrangements to attend the reopening of the Drury Lane Theatre in which she was a large proprietor. Amer- ican of
David, at Carlisle, Eng., in 80th year. 50 years a banker in that city; of society of Friends. American of
Jan. 13, 1818
Aug. 9, 1825
Samuel E., at South Kingstown, aged 28 years,
190
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
GARTH General -. the king's equerry, at London. American of
Dec. 29, 1829
GARVENT John, seaman of schooner Esther, drowned on passage from Savannah to Warren, native of Fayal. American of GARWIN Rev. John, in Georgia, aged 54 years ; Methodist, formerly on a mission to Sierra Leone. American of
Oct. 4, 1825
GARY Zephaniah, Jr., at Taunton, aged 44 years. American of
Aug. 30, 1822
Zephaniah, at Taunton, aged 74 years. Amer- ican of
Dec. 26, 1823 Aug. 9, 1828
Dr. George, at Chepachet, aged 34 years, GASKELL Penn, Esq., of Co. Cork, Ire., at Dublin ; was a descendent from William Penn. American of
Dec. 19, 1823
Thomas Penn, Esq., aged 61 years, the heir general of William the founder of Penn- sylvania, in Ireland. American of
Dec. 2, 1824 Nov. 1, 1829
Silas, at Cumberland, in 39th year,
GASKVIN John, in England, aged 83 years. He appointed for his pall bearers six grandsons ; two named John, two George, and two Wil- liam. His wife used to send an annual present of rye bread to the King. Ameri- can of
Sept. 27, 1816
Aug. 18, 1828
March 13, 1818
July 7, 1820
April 24, 1829
GASTON Eliza, wife of Hon. William, at New- burn, N. C. American of
Feb. 12, 1819
GATEHELL Bethany. wife of Increase, at Men- don. aged 22 years. American of
Nov. 2, 1827
GATES Nathaniel. at Worcester, aged 54 years ; while fastening his oxen in their stalls for the night he fell, received a severe blow, and instantly died. American of
Sarah, wife of Capt. Asa, at Newport. Amer- ican of
Elizabeth, daughter of Billings, at Newport, in 18th year,
Mrs. Sarah, at Worcester, aged 78 years. American of
Dec. 21, 1824
Aug. 29, 1826
March 6, 1827
Feb. 1, 1828
GASS Mary Ann, infant daughter of Samuel R., aged 16 months, 9 days,
GASSOWAY Capt. Henry, at Annapolis, Md., a soldier of the Revolution. American of Gen. John, at Annapolis, Md., aged 66 years. Soldier of the Revolution. American of GASSEE M-, at Massey, near Paris, a musical composer, aged 95 years ; author of " Mar- seilles Hymn." American of
May 24, 1816
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
191
GATES Mrs. Joanna, at Worcester, aged 31 years,
William M., second son of Major William, of U. S. Army, at St. Augustine, Fla.,
Capt. John L., at Newport, aged 47 years. American of
GATEWOOD Miss -, in the burning of the Richmond, Va., Theatre,
GAU Mr. - , at Freyes, France; he was shot by order of Bonaparte for wearing the cross of St. Louis; he died like a hero. Amer- ican of
July 5, 1814
March 22, 1822
March 14, 1830
Feb. 20, 1814
Dec. 7, 1823
May 15, 1819
GAY Miss Selah, aged 72 years,
Oliver, of Pawtucket, drowned near Field's Point,
George ; a red hot rod was accidentally run into his thigh, at Hardwich. American of David, at Dedham, aged 69 years. Ameri- can of
"GAZEE Lydia, at Newport Asylum, aged 68 years,
GEARS Mary, widow of John, at Newport, in 82d year. American of
Aug. 30, 1828 March 25, 1831
July 12, 1831
Dec. 26, 1811
GAUKER Miss Christiana, at Baltimore, aged 20 years. She was engaged to be married to a young man who communicated the fact to her that he had abandoned her. She became violently insane and died 10 days afterwards. She wanted to be dressed in white at 3 o'clock, she said her wedding hour, but it was her death hour instead. American of
GAUSHI Alias Larochelle Michael, at William Henry Carr's, aged 99 years. This is the person mentioned in the papers 7 years ago as having fasted 42 days,
GAVETT Mr. -- , shot as tis said wantonly, by a sentinel as he was returning in a boat from the U. S. Frigate Congress, at Ports- mouth, N H. He leaves wife and 7 chil- children,
Sylvester Franklin, infant son of Sylvester, at Westerly,
GAVIT Keturah, wife of Sylvester, Esq., at Westerly, aged 58 years,
GAVITT Sylvester, at Westerly, aged about 74 years. Soldier of the Revolution; for a number of years was surveyor for the port of Pocatuck,
May 2, 1829 May 17, 1822
Aug. 3, 1823
Nov. 29, 1825
March 25, 1831
Feb. 19, 1831
Oct. 24, 1820
192
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
GEDDES Brig. Gen. John, at Charleston, S. C. He died very suddenly of apoplexy ; his eldest son swooned and in a few hours was also a corpse. American of
GEER Azubah, widow, daughter of Daniel Chad- wick, at Worcester. American of
GEOFFREY Abbe, at Paris, aged 76 years ; one of the editors of Journal de l'Empire, con- sidered one of the best theatrical critics of France. American of
GEFFREY Adeline, daughter of Nicholas, at Newport, aged 16 years. American of Louis, son of Nicholas, at Newport, aged 10 months,
May 31, 1814
Ang. 27, 1819
Aug. 4, 1828
GEHLAND M-, a French chemist, in Ger- many. Was too zealous in watching an ex- periment. American of
Dec. 15, 1815
GEHLON M., at Bavaria, professor of chemistry in University of Munich. American of
Aug. 6, 1816
GELSTON Dr. Roland, at Nantucket, late of Portsmouth, aged 68 years,
Aug. 25, 1829
GENET George Clinton, son of Edmund C., aged 21 years, grandson of Vice-President George Clinton, at New York. American of
Oct. 10, 1817
Jan. 29, 1820
GEORGE IV, King of England, born Aug. 12, 1762, died,
June 26, 1830
GEORGE Sarah, widow of Capt. Thomas, at Newport, in 76th year. American of
April 4, 1820
-, a mulatto, executed for the murder of Harriet Bearstall,
April 15, 1820
William, elector of Hesse Cassel, suddenly, aged 73 years ; one of the oldest European Sovereigns. American of
May 11, 1821
Hector, also Polly his wife, at Littleton, N. H .; died within 5 hours of each other,
Richard, at Mendon, aged 59 years,
Miss B --- , murdered by some unknown per- son, at Lancaster Co., Va,
Rev. Enock, at Baltimore, aged about 60 years; one of the Methodist Bishops. American of
Sandwich Islander, lost overboard from ship Constitution of Nantucket, at sea, during her late voyage. American of
July 16, 1822
July 5, 1826 Oct. 23, 1827
April 8, 1828
Sept. 9, 1828
Oct. 26, 1830
GEORGE III, at London, England; has been King 59 years, 3 months, 9 days,
-, child of David, at Concord, N. H., aged 2 years ; from a wound received from a rooster whose spur penetrated the skull bone. American of
March 18, 1828
March 14, 1826
193
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
GERALD Daniel D., at Warwick, aged 27 years. American of
Samuel Arnold, youngest son of Samuel" A., aged 3 years, 7 days, suddenly, Clorinda, wife of Samuel A., in 42d year, GERARD Miss -, in the burning of the Rich- mond, Va., Theatre,
GERER Mrs. -. in the burning of the Rich- mond, Va., Theatre,
GERMAN Lieut. Lewis, U. S. Navy, at Sackett's Harbor, N. Y .; was with Hull and Bain- bridge in the capture of the Guerriere and Java. American of May 7, 1819
GERRISH Francis, M. D., at Salem, late of the U. S. Navy, aged 26 years. Ameri- can of
William P., in this town, aged 68 years, at the almshouse; was the only son of John, a merchant, in Boston, and the first regular auctioneer. American of
GERRY Elbridge, Vice President of the U. S., at Washington, in 70th year,
GERSON George, the converted Jew, at Bath, Eng., aged 32 years. American of
GETCHELL Moses, of Wells, Me., lost at sea from brig Hector,
GHENT Ephraim, of Cape Elizabeth, at Port- land, aged 60 years, fell from a log on Vaughan's Bridge into the river and drowned ; was one of the crew of the Letter of Markque Ship Fox, which captured the British Ship Comberwell and conveyed her to Boston. She had a valuable cargo in- cluding 60,000 deer skins. The Fox had 27 men, 8 guns and some Quakers. The British had 57 men and 18 guns. Amer- ican of
GHOLSON Hon. Thomas, M. C. from Virginia. American of
GIANPIERTO formerly Prefect of Police to Murat, at Naples, assassinated. American of
GIBB Robert, in New Brunswick; was lost in the wood and found dead, reclined near a tree. His dog was near him in a starving condition. having remained near his master nearly a week. American of
GIBBS Burrows H., "a sportsman of the first water." His body was conveyed several hundred miles to be delivered up to a sheriff
May 6, 1825
Nov. 21, 1825 June 23, 1832
Dec. 26, 1811
Dec. 26, 1811
April 27, 1819
March 25, 1823
Nov. 24, 1814
Nov. 29, 1826
Sept. 14, 1821
Aug. 6, 1830
July 19, 1816
May II, 1821
April 19, 1822
194
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
GIBBS
who had a bond of $4000 for his security. American of
William, son of Silas, of Newport, in this town, in 19th year, Washington, graduate of Cambridge Univer- sity, at Charleston, S. C. American of Susan, youngest daughter of the late George, of Newport, at Boston,
June 18, 1816
June 19, 1816
July 26, 1816
Jan. 13, 1817
George W., son of John, of Providence, at Charleston, S. C., in 23d year,
Aug. 23, 1819
William, First Lieut. 44th Regiment of U. S. Infantry, recently brevetted captain for his conduct at New Orleans, at Washington, D. C. American of
Sept. 17, 1819
Rt. Hon. Sir Vicary, late Lord Chief Justice of England, in London. American of
March 31, 1820
Mary, daughter of Col. George, at Sanwich, L. I., aged 3 years,
June 2, 1820
Enos, at Portsmouth. A son of his, aged about 10 years, was instantly killed by a kick of a horse. American of
Sept. 1, 1820
Eliza, wife of Capt. Enos, daughter of Capt. Peleg Thurston, at Portsmouth, in 39th year. American of
Oct. 13, 1820
Sarah Maxwell, wife of Rev. Allston, of South Carolina, at Bordentown, N. J., in 29th year,
July 21, 1822
Mary Elizabeth, daughter of Caleb G., aged 2 years, 12 days,
April 8, 1823
Thomas, at Norwich, Ct., aged 43 years, formerly of Coventry, R. I.,
Sept. 10, 1823
Sarah Cahoone, only child of Caleb G., aged IO months, 22 days,
Sept. 23, 1823
Mary, widow of George, of Newport, at Bos- ton, aged 77 years,
Dec. 26, 1 824 Oct. 26, 1825
Cynthia, at Newport, in 88th year,
Jonathan, at Portsmouth, aged 79 years,
Elisha, at Newport, aged 42 years,
Jan. 24, 1827 July 23, 1827
Caleb Gardiner, of Providence, at Port au Prince, aged 36 years,
Elizabeth, daughter of late Capt. Jabez, at Bristol, aged 23 years,
Abraham (colored), aged about 81 years. American of
Mary, widow of James, at Newport, aged 79 years. American of
Dec. - , 1827
March 18, 1829
July 13, 1 830
Dec. 28, 1830
George, son of late John, of Providence, at sea, on passage from New Orleans to New York,
Sept., 1822 1 1
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
195
GIBBS -- , executed for piracy, at Ellis Island, N. Y. American of
Mr. - , at Newport, of the cholera. Amer- ican of
Mary, wife of John, in 60th year,
GIBBON Lieut. J-, in the burning of the Richmond, Va., theatre,
GIBBINS Mrs. Mary, aged 107 years, at Prince Edward's Island. She retained her facul- ties to the last and walked across the room without assistance the day before she died. American of
Feb. 9, 1830
Dec. 26, 1811
Oct. 19, 1813
John, negro cook, for poisoning a ship's crew, executed at Charleston,
Feb. 22, 1817
Gen. John, at Braddocks Field, near Pitts- burgh, Penn. He commanded a regiment in the Revolution. In 1774 served under Lord Dunmore in the expedition against the Shawnee towns. He received from Logan, the Indian Chief, the speech which Mr. Jefferson's notes on Virginia gave a literal translation which he delivered to Lord Dunmore. American of Miss Esther, in 38th year,
William, clerk in treasury department, in Maryland. American of
Jonathan, at Grafton, Vt., aged 77 years, sol- dier of the Revolution ; was at Bennington. American of
GIDDINGS Capt. Joseph, of Newburyport, in the hospital; was one of the prisoners on board the U. S. Cartel Perseverance, from Barbadoes; in this town (Masonic honors), John, at Boston, aged 64 years. American of GIDEON Mrs. Lydia, in 87th year,
GIFFORD Joseph, at Little Compton, in 71st year,
Benjamin, at Westport, aged 89 years ; was born at Dartmouth, and never 40 miles from home. His surviving descendants are 5 children and 189 grand and great- grandchildren,
John, in England, a political writer. Amer- ican of
Thomas, seaman, of Fairhaven, Mass., at Bermuda,
April 27, 1831
Aug. 14, 1832 Sept. 21, 1832
Dec. 26, 1811
April 26, 1822 July 18, 1822
Oct. 14, 1823
April 29, 1831
July 31, 1813 Jan. 5, 1830 Dec. 4, 1826
March 27, 1811
April 30, 1817
April 28, 1818
Oct. 23, 1819
-
GIBSON Mrs. - , in the burning of the Rich- mond, Va., theatre,
James, at Canterbury, N. H .; fell from a tree he had ascended to gather nuts. Amer- ican of
196
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
GIFFORD Enos, Esq., at Little Compton, in 8Ist year,
Judith. daughter of Joseph, deceased, at Lit- tle Compton, aged 50 years,
Aug. 22, 1821
Phebe, wife of Ephraim, at Little Compton, in 35th year,
Oct. 26, 1821
Caroline Ann, daughter of Adam, at West port, aged 18 months. American of
Dec. 1I, 1821
Ephraim, Esq., at Little Compton. Amer- ican of
July 26, 1822
David, eldest son of Sylvester, Esq., aged 16 years, drowned at Little Compton,
Aug. 13, 1822
Seth, at Uxbridge, Mass., aged 70 years. American of
June 15, 1824
Thankful SS., aged 13 years, at Westport, daughter of Adam,
April 10, 1825
Hannah P., daughter of Adam, at Westport, aged 21 years,
May 2, 1825
David, at Newport, aged 26 years. Amer- ican of
Aug. 30, 1825
Ruba, daughter of Silas, of Tiverton, at Fall River, in 20th or 30th year. American of Jan. 10, and 13, 1826 George Walden, son of Nicholas, at Newport, aged 5 years,
April 3, 1826
Miss Sally, in 61st year,
Aug. 2, 1827 May 2, 1829
Timothy, son of Joseph, of Dartmouth, Mass., aged 20 years, pupil of Friends Boarding School, Providence.
Jan. 27, 1830
Fortune, wife of Mr. Gifford,of Great Polteney Square, and daughter of late William Ran- dolph, Esq., of Bristol, Eng., and cousin of Hon. John and Hon. Thomas Jefferson, of Virginia, at Bath, Eng. American of
-. wife of Silas, at Tiverton, aged 55 years, Warren, at New Bedford, aged 5 1 years,
GILCHRIST Octavius G., Esq., in England ; well known to the literary world. Ameri- can of
Laura J., wife of Robert, merchant, and daughter of Hon. Ambrose Spencer, at Albany, N. Y., aged 22 years. American of GILE Major Ezekiel, at Plaistow, N. H., aged 85 years. He served under Gen. Aber- crombie in 1755 ; in 1759 was in expedition under Gen. Amherst ; in 1775 was at Cam- bridge; 1776 at Ticonderoga; 1777 at the taking of Burgogne ; 1778 at siege of Rhode Island. After the war he served his town in several important offices. American of
Nov. 20, 1820
May 7, 1830 Jan. 20, 1831 May 8, 1831
Sept. 2, 1823
March 22, 1825
April 13, 1827
Mary, wife of Isaac, aged 27 years,
197
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
GILES Abraham B. V., youngest son of Hon. William B., in Virginia. American of
Abigail, widow of Samuel, of Providence, at Cranston, aged 85 years,
Gen. Aquilla, in New York, an officer of the Revolution. American of
Rev. John, senior pastor of Second Presby- terian Church, at Newburyport, Mass., aged 68 years. American of
John, at Cranston, aged about 50 years,
Charles, son of David M. and Abigail, aged 5 months,
Feb. 11, 1828
Stephen, at Wolfeboro, N. H., aged 23 years, from a kick in the bowel by a horse. Amer- ican of
June 14, 1831
Dec. 23, 1831
GILBERT Rebecca, wife of Seth, Esq., at Mans- field, in 83d year. American of
Aug. 27, 1813 .
Feb. 11, 1818 April 21, 1818 March 14, 1820
Feb. 12, 1826
E-, actor. perished in the burning of the Royal Brunswick Theatre, London,
Mrs. Christiana, aged 58 years,
Abraham, at Glocester, aged 68 years. Amer- ican of
June 25, 1830
Thaddeus, at Cummington, aged 80 years; Revolutionary soldier. American of
Nov. 1, 1830
GILFERT Charles, theatrical manager, at New York. American of
Aug. 4, 1829
Oct. 3, 1823
Feb. - , 1826
Nov. 19, 1822
July 11, 1823
Jan. 19, 1826
GILLETT Emma, wife of Bezeleel, and daugh- ter of Anthony Wilbur, Esq., of Newport, at Raleigh, N. C., in 25th year. American of Peter, at Norton, Mass., aged 56 years, drowned while bathing in the pond, Rev. Alexander, aged 76 years ; at Torring- ton, Ct., very suddenly,
Jan. 17, 1817 -
Aug. 22, 1819
April 19, 1822
Oct. 5, 1824 June 21, 1827
William B., late member of Virginia Conven- tion, In Virginia. American of
Dr. James, of New Haven, Ct., aged 39 years, at sea, on board ship Morning Star, on passage from Charleston to Havana,
Col. Samuel, at Hebron, in 84th year,
Major Daniel, at Mansfield, aged 51 years,
Hannah, wife of James, at Mansfield, aged 52 years,
George, Esq., aged 59 years, burial at Mans- field.
June 5, 1826
Feb. 8, 1828 May 23, 1829
GILL Mrs. Rachel, at Philadelphia, of Society of Friends. Had charge for many years of the Female Institution for the Distressed, aged 71 years. American of
GILLARD John, of Pawtucket, on coast of Africa,
198
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
GILLIAM Lieut. Henry, at Thompson's Island. Was in the first cruise of the Constitution after commencement of hostilities. In the second cruise is said to have been the man who gave Capt. Lambert his death wound. American of
GILLPATRICK Mary B., daughter of Mrs. Hunnats, of Saco, Me., aged 18 years, at Boston, while on a visit,
Jan. 10, 1830
July 25, 1823
May 30, 1826
GILLMAN Arabella, wife of Moses, at Boston, aged 24 years,
April 11, 1831
GILMAN Dr. George, eldest son of Dr. Josiah, at York, Me., aged 28 years,
Capt. Stephen, at Unity, aged 72 years, Soldier of the Revolution ; was at Bunker Hill. American of
April 13, 1830
Sept. 9, 1828
Aug. 13, 1823
Mrs. Rebecca, widow of Joseph, Esq., for- merly of New Hampshire, at Philadel- phia, in 76th year. American of
May 27, 1823
Hon. Nicholas, U. S. Senator from N. H., at Philadelphia,
May 2. 1814
GILMORE Nancy, wife of Sidney, at Taunton. American of
March 15, 1822
Benjamin Brooks, son of George W., aged 19 months,
Nov. 16, 1824
Nancy, aged 70 years,
Sept. 22. 1832
GILLMORE Col Nathaniel, son of late Nathan- iel, of Providence, at Stafford, Ct., aged 58 years,
Dec. 30, 1828
GILPIN Joseph Sims, second son of John Ber- nard Gilpin, Esq., H. B. M's Consul, at Newport ; was a midshipman on board the Boyne, flagship of Admiral Sir Harry Neal, in Basque Road; was mortally wounded while in command of a boat's crew in an action with the French,
Mary, wife of John B., and daughter of Capt. John Miller, of and at Newport, aged 33 years American of
GILSILLAN Thomas, at Barnet, Vt. His three children, William, Agnes and Thomas, died of typhus fever. American of
May 8, 181I
July 11, 1814
July 18, 1815
John Taylor, at Exeter, N. H .; for many years Governor of the State. American of Joseph, eldest son of Benjamin Ives Gilman, Esq., in Louisville, Ky.,
Nov. 14, 1823
GILLSON Charles Potter, infant son of Oliver, Jr., Daniel, at Attleboro, aged 76 years. Ameri- can of
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GIMBOL John, at Oakham, Eng., aged 75 years ; among his effects were found three bushels of malt which he had purchased to help out his wedding day, but the bride failing to fulfill the contract it remained . unused and was used by him as a reminder of woman's fickleness. American of
GINNODO Alfred, at South Kingstown, in 15th year,
GIPPLE George, aged about 35 years, fell from the staging at the raising of a meeting house, at Cayuga Creek, N. Y., and died next day. American of
GIRARD Gen. - , a French general, from wounds and anxiety of mind (after his de- feat by Gen. Hill), in Spain. American of Stephen, the Philadelphia banker. Ameri- can of
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