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May 16, 1811
, apprentice to Mr. Huff, killed by light- ning, near Milledgeville, Ga.,
Mrs. Betsey, drowned,
Susan S., daughter of Capt. Robert, aged 3 years, Io months,
Nov. 27, 1818
Bradford, of Tiverton, lost at sea from sloop Cosmopolite. American of
Lieut. - , lost with U. S. schooner Firefly, in Bay of St. Louis, John, aged 34 years,
Feb. 14, 1827
March 28, 1813 Sept. 5, 1815
Dec. 18, 1818
July 28, 1819 Aug. 12, 1819
Sept. 26, 1817 Nov. 20, 1818 Nov. 5, 1819 Sept. 17, 1823
GRAVES Lucy, daughter of the late Rev. John, in this town, in 34th year,
212
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
GRAY John, of Providence, at Smithfield, in 26th year, -
John, at Little Compton. in 65th year,
Samuel Almy, native of Tiverton, at Boston, aged 20 years. American of
Dec. 5, 1820
Maria Arezelia, wife of Vincent, Esq., of Ha- vana, at Providence, aged 24 years, leaves one child,
Mrs. - , at Newport, in 96th year,
Hannah K., daughter of Nathaniel, Esq., at Little Compton, aged 15 years,
Dec. 25, 1822
Mary C., wife of Thomas, and daughter of Henry Webb, Esq., at Windham, Ct., aged 23 years. American of
March 25, 1823
Nathaniel, at Worcester, Mass.,' aged 48 years, killed by lightning. American of
Aug. 1, 1823
Joseph Clay, aged 11 years, son of William R., Esq., of Boston, at Cambridge, drowned while bathing. American of
Aug. 8, 1823 Sept. 29, 1823
Elizabeth, wife of Hon. William, at Boston, , his son and daughter, aged 20 and 17 years, from an overdose of tartar emetic, at Detroit. American of
Oct. 21, 1823
Dec. 23, 1823
Rhoda, wife of Thomas, and daughter of Joseph Brownell, at Little Compton, in 50th year,
Feb. 22, 1824
Aug. 10, 1825
Jonathan, son of Thomas, of Little Compton, aged 17 years; with two other lads, went on the grounds of John Field for sake of gathering peaches; while there was shot by Albert S., the son of the owner,
Jonathan, son of Thomas, of Little Compton, an apprentice to Col. Latham Babcock, aged 17 years,
Hon. William, at Boston, in 75th year,
Pardon, at Bristol, aged 64 years. The wheel of a loaded cart passed over his head. He lived but a few moments,
James, murdered by slaves. American of David, of Tiverton, 2d mate at sea, on board brig Baltic. American of GRANT Cyrus T., aged 27 years,
Sept. 21, 1825
Sept. 21, 1825 Nov. 4, 1825
Aug. 16, 1826 Oct. 13, 1826
July 17, 1827 July 30, 1828
Richmond, of Little Compton, at Amherst, a student in the academy. American of John, formerly of Salem, Mass., at Fort Sullivan, Eastport, Me., aged 31 years, very suddenly,
Jan. 20, 1824
Philip, formerly of Tiverton, R. I., at Wheel- ing, Ohio, on his return from St. Louis to Boston,
April 19, 1820 Sept. 30, 1820
Sept. 9, 1822 Oct. 9, 1822
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
213
GREY Rev. Standish ; had his neck broken in trying to quell a mob at Carrick on Suir. American of
GRAY Eliza, daughter of Church, at Seekonk, in 14th year,
Frances, wife of Henry, Esq., at Roxbury, aged 36 years,
Kelson, at Montpelier, Vt., aged 62 years ; was doctoring under the Thompsonian sys- tem. American of
Nov. 12, 1830
Feb. 28, 1831
Willard, at Dedham, aged 70 years, late presi- dent of the bank. American of
April 22, 1831
Samuel, at South Boston, fell into a kettle of boiling soap,
March 17, 1832
GRAYSON Robert, murdered by John B. Graves, James Smith and Thomas Monley,
Feb. 1, 1810
Capt. Alfred, of U. S. Marine Service. Amer- ican of
July 8, 1823 Oct. 3, 1827
Thomas, at Scituate, aged 49 years,
GREATON Capt. Richard Humphrey, formerly of Boston, at New Orleans, aged 48 years ; was an officer in the Revolution [sic] and a sufferer in St. Clair's expedition. Amer- ican of
Aug 15, 1815
William, in 39th year. American of
GRECHM Baron Frederick, the Prussian Min. ister to the United States, aged 53 years, near Georgetown, D. C. American of
Dec. 9, 1823
Nov. 7, 1808
William, Esq., at Warwick, aged 62 years, formerly a judge of county court for Kent Co. American of
Raymond, son of Thomas W., of Warwick, in 15th year,
Nathan. at East Greenwich, in 25th year,
Daniel, son of William, at Coventry, in 33d year. American of
Henry, at Johnston, aged 31 years. Amer- ican of
Hon. William, at Warwick, in 78th year, for- merly Speaker of the House, Chief Justice of Supreme Court and Governor of the State,
Capt. Thomas W., of this town, at Ports- mouth, N. C., in 32d year,
Jan. 6, 1809
March 26, 1809 Aug. 30, 1809
Sept. 26, 1809
Oct. 31, 1809.
Dec. 1, 1809.
Jan. 17, 1810
GREATREAKS Betsey, widow of John, aged 76 years,
Jan. 17, 1823 May 22, 1827
GREENE Jacob, Esq., of Coventry, at Bristol, suddenly ; was eldest brother of Major Gen. Nathaniel,
Aug. 4, 1829
Aug. 30, 1829
March 22, 1830
Mary B., daughter of late Pardon, at Bristol, suddenly, aged 24 years,
214
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
GREENE Phebe Ann, infant daughter of Henry, at Warwick, aged g months,
Caleb, in this town, in 74th year,
Barbara, widow of John, of Warwick, aged 69 years,
March 20, 1814
Ruth, eldest daughter of Jonathan, late of Newport, at North Providence, in 20th year,
June 1, 18II
Miss -, in the burning of the Richmond, Va., theatre,
Dec. 26, 1811
Thomas, at New Haven, aged 77 years, for- merly editor of Connecticut Journal. American of
June 5, 1812
Nov. 5, 1813
Feb. 15, 1814
Joseph, merchant, at Rutland, Vt., aged 27 years, murdered in the shop of James An- tony, hatter, who is supposed to have done the deed. American of
March 4, 1814
Mary, widow of Dr. John, Sr., at Worcester, aged 74 years. American of
July 1, 1814
July 1, 1814
Aug. 22, 1814
Mary, wife of Thomas R., at Warwick, in 64th year. American of
Jan. 3, 1815
Capt. Benjamin D., of Coventry, in 45th year, at Washington, N. C.,
May 27, 1815
Sarah, widow of William, at Newport, aged 86 years. American of
Aug. 22, 1815
Charles, of Warwick, at New Orleans, in 2Ist year,
Aug. 29, 1815
Mary, widow of Caleb, in this town, in 73d year,
Christopher, Jr., eldest son of Christopher, Esq., of Warwick, at Charleston, S. C.,
Rebecca, of Coventry, at East Greenwich,
Phebe, wife of Major Jeremiah, in Warwick, in 29th year,
Peter, at Salem, Mass., aged over 60 years, native of Africa; was Major Gen. Nathan- iel Greene's servant during the Revolution- ary war. American of
Sept. 30, 1815
Oct. 20, 1815
Oct. 25, 1815
Nov. 27, 1815
Nov. 28, 1815
Hugh H., Esq., acting American consul at Lisbon Port, aged 37 years. American of Mrs. Marv, wife of William P., and daughter of the late Capt. Daniel Olney, in this town, in 26th year,
Jan. 30, 1810 Aug. 22, 1810
Rev. Thomas, son of Dr. John, Sr., dec., at North Yarmouth, Mass .; was pastor of Baptist Church at that place, aged 56 years. American of
Emily, wife of Franklin, Esq., and daughter of Christopher Greene, at Warwick, in 26th year,
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
215
GREENE Miss Elizabeth, at Warwick, in 88th year,
Deborah, widow of Fones, at Newport, aged 59 years. American of
July 19, 1816 Aug. 6, 1816
Capt. Benjamin, at Warwick, in 43d year, Luther, his son was recently thrown from his horse and killed. This so unnerved him that he ended his life by hanging, in New York State. American of Oct. 11, 1816
Freelove, widow of Benjamin, and sister of Nicholas P. Tillinghast, late of Newport, at Estramadura, Ohio, in 80th year. Amer- ican of
July 1, 1817
Mary M., wife of Hon. Ray, of Warwick, daughter of George Flagg, of Charleston, S. C., at East Greenwich, in 43d year,
July 21, 1817
Elisha, in a New York jail, suffocated by a fire set by some prisoners, who escaped. American of
Sept. 9, 1817
Capt. John M., at Providence, in 44th year. American of
Nov. 4, 1817 Nov. 26, 1817
Richard, at Boston, aged 87 years,
Mary M., wife of Rev. Ashbel, in Princeton, N. J. American of Dec. 2, 1817
Paul, at Warwick, in 81st year, Society of Friends. American of
Dec. 9, 1817
William, at Newport, aged 55 years. Amer- ican of
Nov. 13, 1818 March 12, 1819
July 28, 1819
Phebe, wife of James C., daughter of the late Jonathan Niles, at Pawtucket, in 33d year, Stephen, at Pawtuxet, in 89th year,
Sept. 23, 1819 Oct. 1, 1819
James Henry, son of Dutee, aged 19 months, George I., youngest son of Capt. Joseph, of Bristol, aged 25 years, at Woodstock, Ct., suddenly. American of
Dec. 4, 1819
Dec. 17, 1819
Freelove E., daughter of Samuel I., at New- port, in 11th year. American of
James, seaman, perished in the wreck of the schooner Quaker,
Barbara, wife of Samuel, Esq., at Coventry, in 50th year,
John B., son of Howland, of East Green- wich, aged 17 years. at sea, by a fall from masthead, on board ship Amazon, on pas- sage from Newport to Charleston, S. C. American of
March 29, 1816
Jan. 14, 1820
March 6, 1820
March 12, 1820
May 23, 1820
Capt. Ezekiel, of Bristol, at sea. American of Mary L., wife of Capt. Robert W, at War- wick, aged 37 years,
216
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
GREENE Job, at Coventry, in 75th year, soldier of the Revolution,
James, at East Greenwich, in 63d year,
Hannah, widow of Thomas, at Warwick, in 80th year,
Sarah, widow of Thomas, at Warwick, in 79th year, Society of Friends.
Rhodes, at Pawtuxet, in 66th year,
Paul, son of Timothy, at North Providence, aged 22 years,
May 10, 1821
Sept. 24, 1821
Oct. 16, 1821
Nov. 15, 182I
Dec. 30, 1821
Jan. 9, 1822
Jan. 16, 1822
April 2, 1822
Samuel, at Johnston, aged 65 years,
Samuel, executed at Boston, for murder of Billy Williams, aged 24 years. American of
Mary Elizabeth, daughter of William, aged 17 years,
Joseph, formerly of Portsmouth, at Bowdoin- ham, Me., aged 82 years, soldier of the Revolution ; was on board the Ranger un- der Paul Jones; was at the burning of White Haven and the capturing of the Drake Frigate in the Irish Sea. American of
Dr. Samuel, native of Worcester, aged 26 years, near Jacksonboro, Ga.,
John W., aged 26 years, son of Christopher, Esq .. of Potowomut, Warwick, at Cumber- land Island, Ga.,
Pomilla, wife of Daniel, at Warwick, in 31st year ; leaves 4 children,
Oct. 1, 1820 Oct. 17, 1820
Oct. 18, 1820
Nov. 11, 1820 Jan. 9, 1821
Mrs. Rebecca, wife of Capt. Joseph W., at Bristol, aged about 60 years,
Crawford Mathewson, only son of Rowland, at Coventry, aged about 18 months,
Hannah, only daughter of Caleb, at East Greenwich, in 28th year,
Zada (colored), found dead in back lane, near Old Warwick, supposed to have perished from the cold,
Rhodes, son of Giles, at Sterling, Ct., aged 23 years,
George F., son of Hon. Ray, of East Green- wich, formerly a resident of Providence, drowned in St. Mary's river,
Ruth, wife of Rev. Samuel, daughter of late Sylvanus Brown, of Little Compton, at Wilmington, N. C., a few weeks since. American of
Lydia Roffee, daughter of Dutee, aged 23 months. American of
April 16, 1822 April 26, 1822
April 30, 1822
May 10, 1822
June 28, 1822 July 20, 1822
Aug. 5, 1822
Aug. 21, 1822
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
217
GREENE Rev. I)avid, aged 29 years, native of Rhode Island. Baptist Minister at Wil- mington, Del. American of
Elizabeth, daughter of late Philip, in 81st year, at Warwick,
Sarah, daughter of Fleet, aged 33 years, at Newport,
Benjamin, at Boston, aged 58 years. Ameri- can of
Nov. 12, 1822
March 7, 1823
May 27, 1823
Caleb, at East Greenwich, in 59th year,
Samuel E., son of Caleb, in 33d year ; sur- vived his father but 30 hours,
Aug. 2, 1823
Miss Sarah, daughter of late Paul, at Potowo- mut, Warwick ; of Society of Friends. Ruptured a blood vessel,
Aug. 17, 1823
Sept. 26, 1823
Sept. 28, 1823
Hopkins, formerly of Providence, at Marietta O., in 47th year. American of
Caleb, at New Bedford; aged 73 years; of Society of Friends. American of
Waite, wife of Dr. Thomas, in 55th year,
Hannah, widow of Rev. Roland, at Mans- field ; very suddenly, in 85th year,
Lydia Shaw, infant daughter of Gen. Albert C., at East Greenwich, aged 14 months. American of
Mary, at Columbia, S. C., a native of Worces- ter, Mass., aged 53 years. American of Elizabeth, widow of Samuel I., at New- port, aged 57 years,
Dr. Benjamin, native of Rhode Island, aged 70 years,; at Argenteuil Grand River, Can., Harriet, wife of Constant, merchant, and daughter of late Capt. James Perry, of Newport, aged 25 years, at Elizabeth City, N. C.,
Gilbert S., at New London, Ct., aged 4 years, son of the editor of the Connecticut Gazette ; he fell on a stick which entered his mouth, punctured an artery in his throat ; he lived about 20 minutes,
Sept. 6, 1822
Oct. 25, 1822
Nov. 1, 1822
Hannah Slack, daughter of Elijah, at Smith- field, in 4th year,
John W., manager of Theatre at Richmond, Va. It is said he hastened his end by use of laudanum. American of
Peleg, son of late William, at Newport, aged 31 years,
June 1, 1823 Aug. 1, 1823
Mary, at New Bedford, in 19th year. Ameri- can of
Miss Mary, at Centreville, Warwick, in 80th year,
Jan. 6, 1824
Jan. 16, 1824 May 28, 1824
June 28, 1824
Sept. 24, 1824
Oct. 5, 1824
Nov. 18, 1824
Nov. 25, 1824
March 20, 1825
April 6, 1825
218
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
GREENE Thomas, printer, at New Haven, aged 60 years. American of
Mehitable, widow of Samuel, at Johnston, in 64th year,
May 19, 1825
- Samuel, infant son of Giles S., at Providence, aged 8 months, 17 days,
June 3, 1825
July 12, 1825
Paul, son of Barnabas, at Rochester, Mass., aged 21 years ; a shower coming up he, with others, ran for shelter ; missing him, they returned to find him lifeless. Amer- ican of
July 22, 1825
Aug. 9, 1825
John, of Boston, at Providence, killed by fali- ing boards,
Capt. James, at Centreville, aged 71 years,
Christopher R., at St. Stephen's parish, Ga.,
born in Rhode Island, Sept. 19, 1786 ; his grandfather was Col. Christopher, of the Revolution, cousin of Gen. Nathaniel,
Thomas R., in 77th year,
Catharine Celia, wife of Albert C., at Fast Greenwich, in 32d year,
Feb. 9, 1826
Catharine Celia, wife of Gen. Albert C., and daughter of Col. William Greene, at East Greenwich, in 32d year. American of
Patience, widow of Abraham, at North Kings- town, at an advanced age,
Mercy, widow of Job, at Coventry, aged 80 years,
Capt. William C., at Norfolk, Va., aged 41 years,
Sarah, daughter of Giles S., aged 8 months, 13 days,
Cato (colored), pensioner of the Revolution, aged 102 years,
Henry Ray, infant son of Albert C., aged 14 months, at East Greenwich,
William, at East Greenwich, aged 88 years, eldest surviving brother of Gen. Nathaniel, Richard S., formerly of Providence, graduate of Brown University, at North Brothers Island, near Georgetown, S. C., aged 25 years,
Richard S., son of I.uther and Phebe Anne Greene, born in Newport Feb. 1, 1798, graduate at Brown 1823, afterwards fol.
Feb. 21, 1826
Feb. 26, 1826
March 22, 1826
March 23, 1826
Aug. 27, 1826
Sept. 10, 1826
Sept. 16, 1826
Sept. 26, 1826
Oct. 1I, 1826
Benjamin, at Hopkinton, aged 74 years, mem- ber of the Seventh Day Baptist church. American of
Sept. 1, 1825
Oct. 14, 1825
Nov. 6, 1825 Jan. 14, 1826
John (colored), drank too freely of cold wa- ter,
May 3, 1825
219
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
GREENE:
lowed teaching as a profession, died at Georgetown, S. C.,
Abby Harris, daughter of Samuel, at Paw- tucket, aged 11 months,
Dec. 9, 1826
Capt. Ashbel, of brig Emeline, of Portland, drowned at sea. American of
Jan. 19, 1827
Charles A., son of Allen, at Smithfield,
Jan. 19, 1827
Abby Susan, infant daughter of James C., aged I year, 24 days,
Feb. 24, 1827
Juda, widow of Oliver, at Foster, in 71st year,
March 12, 1827 July 19, 1827
Sarah C., of Jamestown, at Hopkinton, aged 48 years, of Society of Friends,
Sept. 19, 1827 Oct. 4, 1827
Sally H., at Warwick, in 23d year,
Mary, widow of Col. Stephen, at Pawtuxet, in 96th year, leaving 8 children, 53 grand, 157 great-grand and 2 great-great-grand- children,
Dec. 16, 1827
Joseph Martin, son of late Timothy, aged 16 years, at New York,
March 12, 1828
John, Jr., only son of John, Esq., at Centre- ville, in 9th year. American of
April 4, 1828
Capt. William M., aged 29 years, master of brig Rising Star, at Providence, funeral at Warwick,
April 13, 1828
Mary Ann, widow of Christopher R., for- merly of Rhode Island, at Charleston, S. C.,
July 1, 1828
James, of Standish, Me., killed by the explo- sion of a powder mill at Gorham, Me.,
July 19, 1828
Mary Elizabeth, daughter of Capt. Pardon C., at Newport, aged 2 years, 1 month,
July 20, 1828 Aug. 20, 1828
Oct. 20, 1828
Oct. 21, 1828
Col. William, of Warwick Neck, at East Greenwich, in 65th year. American of
Welthian L., daughter of Thomas L., at Warwick, aged 21 years,
Fleet S., at Newport, aged about 70 years, Capt. Joseph W., at Bristol, aged 65 years,
Dec. 2, 1828
Jan. 30, 1829
March 21, 1829 March 22, 1829 April 27, 1829
James Cary, son of James C., aged 4 months, Susan A., wife of Dr. Joseph, and daughter of Seth Adams, of Providence, at Barn- stable, Mass., in 28th year,
Edgar, son of Robert W., at Old Warwick, in 22d year,
William Shaw, son of Joseph W., at Centre- ville, aged 15 months,
Oct. - , 1826
Elisha, at Potowomut, aged 81 years,
Mary, widow of Stephen, at Pawtuxet, in 96th year,
Dec. 16, 1827
220
VITAL; RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
GREENE Catharine Ray, daughter of William R., Esq .; aged II months, 10 days,
Aug. 13, 1829
Sept. 5, 1829
Sept. 10, 1829
Sept. 15, 1829
Isaiah L., Jr., aged 25 years, at his father's residence, Barnstable, graduate of Brown, 1826; was about to be admitted to the bar, Phebe Eliza, daughter of late Col. Christo- pher, at Warwick, in 26th year,
Oct. 26, 1829
Thomas, at Nantucket, in 84th year,
Caroline, infant daughter of W. R., Esq., aged 5 months, 6 days,
Feb. 21, 1830
Elizabeth, wife of Hon. Stephen, at French- town, East Greenwich, in 80th year,
April 5, 1830
Frank, infant son of John, aged 2} years,
April 9, 1830
Nathan, at Lyndeboro, N. H., aged about 75 years ; was a miser and left between $20,- 000 and $30,000, besides trifling legacies ;
left it to two nephews least needy of all. American of
William, at Salem, aged 23 years. American of
John M., son of William A., aged 4 months, Christopher, at Potowomut, aged 82 years,
Amey, widow of Christopher, of Warwick Neck, at Coventry, in 96th year,
Dec. 25, 1830
Feb. 6, 1831
April 23, 1831
May 3, 1831
Sarah, daughter of Benjamin R., at Warwick, in 9th year,
Anne Jean, youngest daughter of William, Esq., of Cincinnati, O., at Providence, aged 4 years,
-, daughter of William, of Cincinnati, fell out of the carriage and was killed. Amer- ican of
April 30, 1830
Aug. 3, 1830 Nov. 1, 1830 Dec. 22, 1830
Susan, wife of Col. William R., and daughter of late Hon. James Burrell, Jr., at Savan- nah, Ga., where she had gone for her health,
Thomas Ray, son of Capt. Caleb, at Warwick, aged 12 years, 3 months,
Ray, youngest son of Capt. Caleb, at War- wick, aged 12 years, 8 months. American of
Mary A , wife of B. R., and daughter of Hon. Thomas Arnold, aged 32 years, at War- wick.
May 24, 1831
July 19, 1831
July 31, 1831
Aug. 2, 1831
John, from drinking, on a wager, at New Liberty, Penn., Mrs. Mary, at Nantucket, aged 31 years. American of
Mary Ann, at Boston, aged 27 years. Amer- ican of
Sept. 29, 1829
Nov. 9, 1829
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
221
GREENE Harriet F., eldest daughter of Capt. Robert W., at Warwick, mn 24th year, Barnabas, in 61 st year,
John F., son of Capt. John F., in 19th year,
Thomas H., at Warwick, in 29th year,
Ann, wife of Nathaniel S, at Bristol, aged 24 years,
June 5, 1832
Sarah Otis, infant daughter of Samuel, at Woonsocket, aged 1 year.
Aug. 19, 1832
James Westcott, infant son of James C., aged 8 months,
Aug. 21, 1832
George Sears, son of Lieut. George Sears, at Apponaug, aged I year, 10 months,
Oct. 7, 1832
Col. William R., at North Providence, in 33d year,
Nov. 2, 1832 Dec. 25, 1832
Gardiner, a Boston banker. American of
Clarissa A., daughter of Warren S., aged 9 years. 11 months,
Jan. IT, 1833
Elizabeth Vinton, wife of Lieut. George Sears Greene, at Eastport, in 28th year,
Dec. 26, 1833
GREENHOW Mrs. Robert, in the burning of the Richmond, Va., theatre,
Dec. 26, 1811
GREENLEAF Joseph, of Boston, bookseller, at Sandwich, Mass., accidentally shot himself with a pistol. American of
June 14, 1814
Capt. Robert. of the Marine Corps, (military honors) at Washington, D. C.,
July 5, 1816
Thomas, Jr., Esq., attorney at law, at Quincy, Mass., aged 29 years, very suddenly. American of
Oct. 3, 1817 Dec. 22, 1825
Daniel, printer, at Worcester, aged 46 years, Mrs. Sarah, at Medford, aged 32 years. American of
Nov. 10, 1829 July 12, 1813
GREENMAN John, at Newport, in 40th year, Mrs. - , widow of Job, at Newport, at an advanced age,
Dec. 6, 1820
July 9, 1822
Albert Augustus, son of Capt. William, aged 10 months, 23 days,
Aug. 9, 1822
Esek E , native of Providence, at Cheraw, S. C.,
Jan. 24, 1825
Miss Jane, at Newport, aged 87 years. Amer- ican of
Sept. 27, 1825
Eliza, wife of Capt. William, in 24th year ; leaves 2 children,
Asa Cahoone, infant son of Silas, aged I year, 4 months, 1I days,
Capt. Jeremiah, formerly of Providence, in Ohio, aged 70 years,
March 8, 1827
Oct. 7, 1827
Nov. 15, 1828
Sept. 21, 1831 Jan. 3, 1832 March 17, 1832 April 3, 1832
Sarah, wife of Dea. William, at Newport, aged 53 years,
222
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
GREENMAN Susannah, widow of George, at Thompson, Ct., aged 85 years,
Albert E., at Blackstone Village, aged 15 years,
GREENOUGH Thomas, machinist, of Matta- wan, a passenger, injured by an explosion of a boiler on steamer Chief Justice Mar- shall, in Hudson River, April 22, died next day,
GREENUP Christopher, Esq., formerly governor of Kentucky, at Frankfort. American of GREENWOOD Isaac, Jr, formerly of Provi- dence. at New York, aged 28 years. American of
Apr. 23, 1830
May 26, 1818
June 7, 1822
Rebecca, youngest daughter of late Joseph, at Warwick, aged 17 years,
GREER John and George, executed in Ireland for murdering their father,
April 2, 1817
June 14, 1811
Nov. 12, 1814
April 2, 1821
Miss Sarah, at Valley Falls, in 28th year. American of
GREIVE Edward J., only son of David, in this town, in 16th year,
April 2, 1815
March 29, 1824
July 4, 1816 April 20, 1809
July 6, 1821
GRIBBIN John, printer, of Savannah, Ga., aged 24 years, at Charleston, S. C .; was wounded in a steamboat explosion. American of
GRICE Anthony, carpenter, at Thompson's Isl- and,
GRIDLEY Sarah, daughter of Oliver, at Paw- tucket, aged 1 year,
Oliver, at Great Falls, Somersworth, N. H., formerly of Pawtucket, aged 37 years. American of
Oliver, formerly of Boston, at Providence, in 64th year,
Oct. 18, 1816
Aug. 27, 1823
Feb. 23, 1821
Oct. 17, 1826
Oct. 13, 1831
GREGORY Charles, merchant, at Augusta, Ga. American of
Richard C., surgeon's mate of U. S. Frigate Constellation ; killed in a duel with Pollard Davis, a midshipman of do., in Camden Co., N. C.,
Dr. James, professor of medicine, University of Edinburgh, aged 68 years,
Feb. 7, 1832
GRELEA Margaret, widow of Samuel, at New- port, aged 94 years,
GRELLET Grace, wife of Peter and daughter of Lt. Gov. Ingersoll, of Connecticut, at Paris, aged 29 years,
GRENVILLE Rt. Hon. Charles Francis, second brother of the Earl of Warwick, in England, GRESHAM - , a young German merchant, murdered at Charleston, S. C.,
April 13, 1829 Aug. 20, 1832
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
GRIFFESS Mrs. Charles, at Newport, in 73d year, GRIFFIN Miss Betsey, in the burning of the Richmond, Va, theatre,
Oct. 23, 1822
Dec. 26, 1811
Charles, son of Jonathan, at Pelham, Mass., aged 16 years, killed by lightning. Amer- ican of
July 23, 1816
James, at New York, aged 28 years; an Irishman. American of
Aug. 27, 1819
GRIFFEN Daniel 24, Joseph 22, Benjamin 18, and David 14, all brothers and sons of James, at Southold, L. I .; drowned,
June 4, 1825
GRIFFIN Charles, an orphan apprentice to James Eames, aged 17 years,
July 31, 1825
Rev. Edward, son of George, Esq., aged 28 years, at New York,
Aug. 31, 1830
Rev. Edmund D., [Episcopal] Prof. in Colum- bia College, N. Y American of
Oct. 5, 1830
GRIFFITH Capt. John, at Providence, in 80th year,
Nov. 28, 1823
GRIME Charles, in Virginia. One of the Amer- ican prisoners, at Quebec in 1775. Amer- ican of
Jan. 16, 1816
GRIMKE Hon. John Faucherand, in South Car- olina; a colonel in the Revolution and late Senior Associate Judge for that State. American of
Sept. 14, 1819
Jan. 29, 1810
Deborah Elizabeth, daughter of Thomas E., aged 17 months,
Jan. 13, 1816
Oct. 11, 1822
George, son of George,
Thomas, infant son of Thomas, aged 4 months,
Nov. 20, 1824 Jan. 3, 1825
Eliza S., wife of Cornelius, Jr., Esq., at New Bedford, aged 42 years,
Jan. 19, 1827
Elizabeth B., wife of Peter, formerly of Prov- idence, at Montecello, Ga., in 36th year,
Nov. 4, 1826
Caroline M., youngest daughter of Peter, Esq., in 24th year,
Oct. 20, 1828
Rodney, at Taunton, aged 28 years,
May 8, 1829
Eunice H., wife of Charles, at New Bedford, aged 35 years. American of
May 20, 1831
GRINNELL Peter, son of Major Peter, in this . town, in 8th year,
Billings, aged 24 years, youngest son of late Billings, of Little Compton, at Providence, William, of Newport, aged 22 years ; son of late Jedediah, at Cape Mount, Africa, on ' board brig Pedlar,
April 22, 1824 May 17, 1824
Henry, infant son of William T.,
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VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
GRISWOLD Annavera, at Johnston, formerly of Connecticut, aged about 45 years, Miss Annavera, aged about 45 years, formerly of Connecticut, at Johnston,
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