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Roger, Governor of Connecticut, at Norwich, Ct., in 51st year, where he was detained by his sickness, his remains were carried to Lyme, his late residence,
Hannah widow, at Berlin, Ct., aged 96 years. American of
Hon. Stanley, a native of Connecticut, at Shawneetown, Illinois Ter. Was judge of that Territory.
Elizabeth, wife of Rev. Alexander V., at Bris- tol, suddenly,
Sept. 10, 1817
Ezra, Esq., at Worthington, O., formerly of Simsbury, Conn., in 55th year,
Oct. 2, 1822 July 18, 1823
GROSSOM Joseph, at Charlestown, aged 100 years. Revolutionary pensioner. Amer- ican of
July 15, 1830
GROSVENOR Clarke Guy, son of General Gros- venor, of Pomfret, Ct., at Newport, in 19th year, burial at Connecticut,
Oct. 21, 1809
Mary Jane, wife of Hon. T. P., M. C. from N. Y., at the seat of her brother A. C. Hanson, Esq., in Maryland, had been mar- ried but a short time. American of
Dec. 15, 1815
May 2, 1817
June 11, 1820
Mrs. Chloe, wife of Benjamin, at Pomfret, Ct., very suddenly. American of
Nov. 3, 1820
Hannah, daughter of Benjamin, at Pomfret, Ct., aged 23 years. American of
Oct. 10, 1823
Miss Jerusha, at Pomfret, Ct., aged 21 years. American of
March 23, 1824
Thomas, son of Major Peter, at Pomfret, aged 2 years,
Hon. Thomas, at Pomfret, Ct .; an officer of the Revolution and distinguished himself at Bunker Hill. American of
GROUCHEE John, at Newport, in 38th year, GROUT Jonathan, at Philadelphia, native of Connecticut, professor of grammar, aged about 60 years. American of
Sept. 20, 1812 Sept. 20, 1812
Oct. 25, 1812
July 15, 1814
Aug. 21, 1815
Mr. - , killed in a duel with Mr. Wright, at Alexandria, Red River County,
April 13, 1819
Gen. Shubael, at East Hartford. American of Miss Julia, daughter of Rev. Bishop Griswold, at Bristol,
April 16, 1826
Hon. Thomas P., late M. C., from N. Y., at Maryland, in 38th year. American of Ann, wife of Hon. Thomas, at Pomfret, in 56th year,
Sept. 15, 1824
July 26, 1825 Aug. 20, 1816
March 22, 1825
225
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
GROVE Thomas, at Boston, aged 61 years. American of
May 3, 1831
GROVER Elisha, of Granby, Ct., at Southwick, Mass., killed by the explosion of a powder mill. American of
Oct. 26, 1813
GRUNDY Elijah, at Paxton, Mass., aged 13 years ; drowned in a well while drawing water. American of
Aug. 15, 1817
GUDEN, the French Major General, in Poland, of wounds received at the battle of Val- entina. His heart was embalmed and sent to his widow in France in a gold box. American of
GUDGEON John, aged about 35 years,
Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of Robert, aged 72 years. American of
John W., son of late John, in 14th year,
Robert B., aged 17 years, at sea, on board ship Franklin, of this port,
May 14, 1825
GUENET John A., a French merchant, at sea, on passage from Guadaloupe, to Boston, five day from that Island to where he had removed 2 years since from this town. American of
Aug. 30, 1816
GUERRERO President -, deposed and shot. American of
March 22, 1831 March 12, 1815
Phebe, widow, at Attleboro, in 98th year, Lendarnine, wife of Calvin, at Dedham, aged 43 years. American of
Nov. 11, 1823
Francis Russell, eldest son of Ebenezer, at Oxford, Mass., aged 9 years. American of Hannah, wife of Gen. Nathaniel, at Dedham, aged 46 years. American of Nancy, widow of Cyrus, of Foxboro, at Paw- tucket, aged 33 years, Rebecca Maria, only child of Samuel, aged 2 years, 4 months,
Sept. 2, 1825
March 1, 1829
Joseph, at Attleboro, in 78th year,
Moses, at Dedham, in 74th year,
Cyrus Bentley [killed], in 18th year,
Cyrus B., of Mansfield, Mass., killed in the riot at Providence, aged 18 years, an ap- prentice to James Barnes. American of Samuel A., son of Samuel,
GUILLE Mr. - and his wife, the aeronauts, at Havana,
Jan. 8, 1813 July 31, 1821
April 23, 1822 March 18, 1825
GUERARD Jacob, Sen., at Charleston, S. C. American of
July 22, 1823
GUILD Joseph, at Attleboro, in 36th year, Abigail, wife of Moses, aged 62 years, at Dedham,
Aug. II, 1822 Nov. 8, 1823
March 23, 1824
May 11, 1829 Nov. 8, 1829 Nov. 9, 1829 Sept. 24, 1831
Sept. 27, 1831 Nov. 18, 1832
March 24, 1822
226
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
GUION Phebe Ann, daughter of James, at North Castle, aged 2! years,
GULLY Thomas, at Smithfield, found frozen near his house, at Smithfield, GUNN Sophronia, wife of Justin, at Waterford, Mass., late of Vernon, Vt.,
Feb. 14, 1817
Jan. 1, 1832
Justin, late of Vernon, Vt., at Waterford, Mass.,
Jan. 7, 1832
GURLEY Elizabeth, daughter of Jacob, at New London, aged 19 years. American of
Jan. 5, 1830
GURNEY Mrs. Elizabeth, in 51st year ; was carried to Newport for burial,
Daniel, at Roxbury. American of
June 10, 1830 July 27, 1830
GUSHEE Kesiah, widow of Samuel, Jr., at Taunton, aged 33 years,
Oct. 15, 1821
Fanny, wife of Seth, Jr., at Bristol, aged 22 years. American of
Nov. 14, 1826
Abigail, wife of Rev. Abraham, at Dighton, aged 55 years,
Dec. 5, 1828
GUY Mrs. Rest, at Newport, in 85th year. Amer- ican of
Oct. 24, 1820
GWATHMEY Miss -, in the burning of the Richmond, Va., Theatre,
Dec. 26, 1811
Elizabeth, daughter of Charles, of Newport, at Springfield, near Natchez, Miss., aged 22 years,
Aug. 27, 1823
Samuel, son of late William, of Newport, at Fall River, aged about 7 years,
Jan. 27. 1831
July 1, 1814
H
HACK Marietta Augusta, youngest daughter of Nathan, at Taunton, aged 5 years, 5 mos., Peter, at Taunton, aged 85 years, Nathan, at Taunton, aged 59 years, HACKER Isaac, at Salem, aged 68 years, sud- denly. American of Miss Hannah, in 70th year,
HACKETT Mary Ann, only daughter of Benja- min, aged 13 months, 9 days,
May 30, 1821 Aug. 31, 1824 Feb. 13, 1828
Sept. 11, 1818
Nov. 13, 1 826
Sept. 8, 1822
GYLES Mary Ann, eldest daughter of Charles, Esq., at Newport, in 21st year. American of
Nov. 4, 1 828
GYRMA Bethe, at New Orleans, merchant, in 74th year. He sent for Dr. Domingo Fleytos who came, while feeling his pulse fell dead, and the two died together. Amer- ican of
Dec. 25, 1829
227
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
HADAWAY Adam, a mulatto lad from Worces- ter, Mass., at sea, on board ship Columbia, on passage from Havana to Bristol. Amer- ican of
HADDAWAY Lieut. William H., U. S. Navy, late of the Essex, at the Navy Yard, Brooklyn. American of
April 4, 1815
HADWEN Elizabeth, widow of John, at New- port, in 73d year,
Feb. 23, 1810
HADWIN James, at Newport, in 55th year. American of
Nov. 16, 1813
HADWEN Isaac, 2d mate of ship Ann, at sea, on passage from Havana to Bristcl. Amer- ican of
Amey S., wife of Charles, in 33d year, of So- ciety of Friends,
Nov. 15, 1829
May 4, 1830
March 1, 1825
May 2, 1813
Dec. 7, 1822
Feb. 2, 1830
Feb. 7, 1809
Sept. 16, 1809 Dec. 5, 1809
Thomas, aged 24 years, son of Coomer, of Warren, from a wound received from a whale while in pursuit of it, died at sea, on board ship Asia, of New Bedford. Amer- ican of
Amos, at Warren, in 57th year. American of George C., son of Levi, Esq , at Warren, Luther Baker, infant son of William,
HAILER Eliza, formerly of Philadelphia, step- daughter to Benjamin B. Olney, of this town, aged 16 years, 10 months,
HAINES John, murdered by Indians, near Fort Armstrong,
March 15, 1822 April 5, 1825 May 1, 1825 Sept. 14, 1827
July 21, 1815
Oct. 1, 1820
Mary, widow of James, late of Newport, at Troy. N. Y., aged 68 years. American of HAGA Godfrey, at Philadelphia; by his will he gave the whole of his immense estate to charitable and missionary purposes. Amer- ican of
HAGADORN John, Esq., attorney at law, aged 40 years, many years a member of General Assembly, a native of New York State, at South Kingstown,
HAGAN Hon. James, aged 66 years, late mem- ber of Congress, an officer in the Revolu- tion, at South Amboy, N. J. American of HAGAR William, at Boston, aged 82 years. American of
HAIL Mrs. Mary, widow of Jonathan, at Somer- set, aged 56 years. Chronicle of
HAILE Capt. James, of Warren, at the Havana, aged 27 years, Aaron, at Warren,
July 17, 1818
April 25, 1823
228
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
HAINS David, of U. S. Ship Franklin, boat- swain's mate, drowned in Rio Janeiro Har- bor. American of
HAINES Charles G., Esq., Adjt. Gen. of the state and attorney at law, a native of New Hampshire, but for many years resident of New York. American of
Samuel, Esq., aged about 45 years, native of Canterbury, Ct., but had resided several years at Blakeley, Ala., at Providence. He was in bad health and died on his way home,
Aug. 7, 1825
Oct. 26, 1825
April 7, 1826
HALCOCK Levin, in Dorchester Co., Md. He disguised himself and attempted to scare his father, and was stabbed and killed by him. American of
HALE John, at Warren, in 66th year. Amer- ican of
John, at Pawtucket, of lockjaw, in 46th year,
Hannah, daughter of Levi, at Warwick, aged 18 years,
Oct. 4, 1820
Joseph, Jr., aged 17 years, son of Joseph, of East Hartford, Ct., at Providence,
Aug. 27, 1821
Delight B., daughter of late Aaron, of War- ren, at Providence, in 24th year,
March II, 1823
Bethiah, widow of Nathan, at Warren, in 84th year,
Miss Hannah, at an advanced age, at Bar- rington,
Nov. 2, 1825
Coomer, Jr., of Warren, in North Carolina, aged 27 years. American of
Mary, daughter of Daniel, at Smithfield, in 4th year,
Barney Merry, son of Simmons L., at Paw- tucket, aged about 2 years,
Joseph, infant son of Simmons L., at Paw- tucket,
Sarah, wife of Daniel, at Smithfield [Mans- field], in 39th year,
HALEY Rachael, wife of Samuel, at Newport, aged 85 years,
HAILEY Samuel, formerly of Newport, at Bris- tol, aged 84 years,
HALIBURTON Susannah, widow of Hon. John, of Halifax, and daughter of the late Jah- leel Brenton, Esq., of Newport, aged 72 years, at Halifax,
July 9, 1822
July 8, 1825
HANES Samuel Billings, infant son of Pasco, aged 20 months,
HAIR Mrs. Abiar, wife of John, at Worcester, aged 70 years. American of
March 18, 1825
April 16, 1819 Oct. 2, 1820
March 26, 1824
Oct. 10, 1826
Jan. 22, 1829
Jan. 10, 1831
June 23, 1832
Jan. 23, 1833
Nov. 15, 1822
Aug. 18, 1823
April 10, 1818
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
229
HALIBURTON Mary E., third daughter of Hon. Judge Haliburton, at Halifax, N. S., HALKED Rev. Edward, in England, a suicide, HALL Sarah, wife of Capt. James, suddenly at Newport, in 47th year,
Cyrus, at Taunton, in the meridian of life. American of
Jonas, at Dana, Maxs., aged 28 years, about Elder Parker, at Middletown, in 59th year. American of
Midshipman -, at Norfolk, Va., on board Frigate Constellation, aged 15 years; fell from the mast head. American of
Almy, widow of Slocum, of North Providence, at Warwick, aged 58 years,
, sailing master of the sloop of war On- tario, a native of New Hampshire, and died by over fatigue in defence of Baltimore. He married a few years since in Norway, and leaves his widow in a strange land, at Baltimore. American of
Thomas, at East Greenwich, aged 55 years, Dr. Jonathan, at Pomfret, Ct. American of Simon, native of Rhode Island, at the alms- house, Albany, N. Y. American of
George, at Newport, in 83d year. American of
Sarah, widow of Col. Levi, in this town, in 65th year,
first mate of ship Wabash, with three of the crew, killed by natives in China,
Sarah, wife of Aaron, Esq., at Norwich, Mass. 408 pounds of water had been drawn from her in 19 operations since Dec., 1814. American of
William, at Lewiston, Penn., thrown from his horse. American of
James, at New Orleans, a noted farmer. American of
John, Esq., of Boston, at Buenos Ayres,
Elizabeth, wife of William, at Newport, aged 39 years. American of
Henry, merchant, drowned near Moose Isl- and; was late of this town; he with 6 others by the upsetting of the boat. Amer- ican of
Commodore Sir Robert, at Kingston, U. C., commander of the upper lakes. American of
Ruth, daughter of Abira, aged 1 year, 8 months,
May 31, 1828 Sept. 13, 1822
April 5, 1809
July 7, 1809 Jan. 21, 1810
Aug. 3, 1810
March 25, 1814
May 3, 1814
Oct. 7, 1814 June 28, 1815 Sept. 5, 1815
Oct. 20, 1815
Nov. 7, 1815
March 23, 1816
May 13, 1817
June 27, 1817
Sept. 9, 1817
Oct. 10, 1817 Nov. 30, 1817
Dec. 9, 1817
Jan. 16, 1818
March 3, 1818
Nov. 6, 1818
230
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
HALL Rev. George, principal St. Andrews College, in Edinburgh, Scot. «American of Clarissa, daughter of Capt. Abner, aged 1 year, 10 months,
Dominick A., U. S. District Judge, at New Orleans. American of
Charity, widow of George, at Portsmouth, in 84th year,
Feb. 5, 1821
Lysander, of Groton, Tompkins Co., N. Y., a suicide,
June 3, 1821
John, at Gosport, aged 65 years, 4 days, Margaret, his wife; were born on the same day and year, married on their birthday and buried in one grave. American of
William, mate of brig Prize, of Bristol, at Matanzas, aged 22 years,
July 23, 1821
Sept. 14, 1821
Elizabeth, widow of William, at North Kings- town, aged 90 years,
Oct. 31, 1821
Increase S., formerly of Sutton, Mass , aged 25 years, at Pearlington, Miss.,
June 15, 1822
Levi, said to be from Providence, aged 23 years, at New York, accidentally drowned, Dixon, of Sterling, Ct .; was instantly killed in the cotton factory,
July 25, 1822
Dec. 6, 1822
Nancy, wife of Parker, and daughter of Sam- uel Pickens, of Freetown, at Portsmouth, in 38th year,
Dec. 8, 1822 Feb. 11, 1823
Joseph, at North Kingstown, in 33d year,
John M., Esq., consul of U. S., at Cadiz, in 40th vear. American of
April 29, 1823
Anna, at Taunton, aged 62 years,
Laura Ann, wife of Abijah, at Taunton, in 17th year. American of
Sept. 12, 1823
Nathaniel, at Raynham, aged 92 years. American of
Oct. 31, 1823
Miss Anna, aged 17 years, at Poland, Me She went to the door and exclaimed " A Fox, a Fox," a young man hearing her re- sorted to the place and found her lifeless within 15 feet of the door American of Julia, wife of Milton, and daughter of John A. Collins, Esq., at Newport,
Emerson, aged 49 years, at Hubbardson, Vt .; was thrown from his carriage. American of Nathan, son of late Col. Levi, of Providence, at New Orleans, aged 37 years,
April 9, 1824
April 5, 1825
Nov. 29, 1825
June 21, 1826
Feb. 22, 1820
Jan. 19, 1821
Jan. 19, 1821
June 22, 1821
Lieut .. of the army, killed in a duel with Dr. Randall, at Pensacola. American of
Bathsheba, widow of Dr. Hall, at Pomfret, Ct., aged 53 years,
July 25, 1823
Aug. 19, 1823
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
231
HALL Julia Elizabeth Ann, aged 5 months, 22 days,
Nelson, aged 17 years, thrown from a canal boat and drowned, by Thomas C. Hagerty, near Albany, N. Y. American of
Capt. Arunah, of Smithfield, at Roxbury, in 44th year,
Dean, at Taunton, aged 25 years,
Ahira, infant son of Capt. Edward, aged 6 months,
Mrs. Mary, widow of Joseph, of Raynham, at Taunton, aged 80 years,
Mary, only child of Samuel, aged 2 years, 4 months,
March 26, 1828
George, son of Calvin and Rebecca, at Ox- ford, aged 3 years,
July 17, 1828
Jane Matilda, daughter of Silas, aged 18 months,
Sept. 7, 1828 Sept. 15, 1828
Miss Catharine, at Newport, in 21st year, -, daughter of Philo, at Wethersfield, Genessee Co., N. Y., aged 5 years, her clothes caught fire. American of
Feb. 13, 1829 March 10, 1829
Robert A., son of Mrs. Sophia, in 5th year, Nancy M., daughter of Isaac, of North Bridgewater, at Taunton, in 18th year,
July 27, 1829
Major John L., formerly of U. S. Marine Corps, at Sullivan's Island, near Charles- ton, S. C. American of
Sept. 22, 1829
Capt. Reuben, of Warren, Me., aged 32 years, master of schooner Amanda, from Rich- mond, at Portsmouth. American of
Sept. 22, 1829
Oct. 3, 1829
Nov. 6, 1829
Nov. 22, 1829
Anthony H., at East Greenwich, aged about 45 years, from lockjaw, occasioned by inju- ries received from being thrown from his carriage bv a runaway horse,
Kit (colored), found drowned near Fox Point. American of
Almira, daughter of Chandler, in 7th year. American of
Ebenezer, at East Bridgewater, aged 61 years. American of
George, at Portsmouth, aged 84 years, form- erly member of General Assembly, and more than 40 years of the town council,
Nov. 29, 1829
Jan. 26, 1830
March 16, 1830.
Aug. 27, 1830
Sept. 7, 1830
Silas B., infant son of Chandler, aged 1 year, 3 months.
Edward, of Boston, aged 27 years, at Donald- sonville, La. American of
Mary E , wife of Allen A., editor of Nash- ville Republican, at Nashville, Tenn., aged 23 years,
Sept. 4, 1826
Sept. 26, 1826
Oct. 8, 1826 Nov. 6, 1826
May 6, 1827 Oct. 23, 1827
232
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
HALL Dorcas, wife of Isaac, at North Kings- town, aged 62 years,
Robert, at Bristol, Eng.,
William, of Salem, second officer of brig Nereus, at Bombay, India. American of Joseph, aged 22 years, drowned at Norfolk, Va. American of
April 1, 1831
June 22, 1832
Maj. Brian, formerly of Norton, Mass, at Providence, in 70th year, soldier of the Revolution,
Jan. 13, 1833
HALLENBECK Samuel, suddenly, near Cats- kill, N. Y.,
Sept. 30, 1815
HALLETT Orin, seaman on board schooner Clarissa, of this port ; was washed over- board from the jib boom near Block Island. See note and obituary,
Nov. 25, 1824
Dec. 15, 1824
Nov. 2, 1825
Solomon, of Yarmouth, first officer of brig Delma of Boston, at sea,
Aug. 17, 1826
Caleb, of Barnstable, at New York, aged 23 years. American of
Sept. 10, 1830
Caleb, of Massachusetts, at New York hos- pital, aged 22 years. American of
Dec. 14, 1830
March 11, 1831
March 27, 1831
HALLEY Miss -, at Nashville, Tenn., aged Il years ; was bitten by a dog Jan. 25, forty- eight days after the malady appeared and 3 days after she died. American of HALLINGSWORTH Samuel, Esq., at Balti- more, aged 74 years. American of HALLOCK Rev. Jeremiah, at Canton, Ct., aged 69 years,
April 13, 1830
May 21, 1830
June 23, 1826
HALLOWAY Ann, eldest daughter of Capt. William, at Wickford, aged 19 years. American of
HALLOWELL Sarah, widow, in 77th year, Miss Sarah, aged 69 years,
HALLYBURTON Susan, wife of James, at Pawtucket,
HALSEY Charles B., son of Thomas Lloyd Halsey, Esq., of Providence, at sea, on board ship Gen. Hamilton, on her passage to Canton, in 27th year,
Dec. 9, 1823 May 4, 1815 Nov. 24, 1828
Sept. 21, 1823
Aug. 7, 1828
Samuel E, of Charleston, S. C., member of junior class Amherst College, from asthma, Gorham, seaman, belonging to schooner Apollo of Boston,
Jan. 7, 1831 March 7, 1831
Mrs. Elizabeth, at Yarmouth, aged 86 years; her descendants were 12 children, 84 grand and 57 great grandchildren. Ameri- can of
Thomas L, Esq., in 41st year, at Mobile, Ala .. native of Long Island, a merchant,
233
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
HALSEY Mrs. Mary E., wife of Samuel F., and daughter of late George Youle, at New York. American of
HAMBLIN Nancy, native of England, sister to Thomas Hamblin, of the theatres, at sea, on board ship James Cropper, on passage from Liverpool to New York,
John, murdered by his negroes, at Lunen- burgh, Va. American of
HAMERSLAY Andrew, at New York, aged 94 years. American of HAMILL Thomas R., at Philadelphia, from drinking cold water,
June 8, 1819
July 27, 1828
HAMILTON Lady -, at Calais, France ; she was of humble origin, was a great beauty, was the espoused of Sir William Hamilton, was the Cleopatra to the great Nelson, and he was content with the lot. Miss Horatio Nelson was with her when she died. American of
April 7, 1815
Oct. 10, 1815
Dowager Lady, in England, aged 90 years. American of
May 3, 1816
Hon. Paul, late secretary of the Navy, at Beaufort, S. C.,
June 30, 1816 Nov. 1, 1816
Mrs. the authoress, in England. American of James, Esq., of Philadelphia, at Poughkeepsie, N. Y., in 43d year,
July 20, 1817
James, executed for the murder of Major Birdsall, at Albany, N. Y. American of Jeptha, of Massachusetts, at sea, from brig Beaver, of this port. American of
Nov. 13, 1818
Jan. 19, 1819
Gen. John, of North Carolina, at West Ten- nessee. Was one of Gen. Greene's aides in the Revolution. Was at Guilford Court House March 15, 1781. American of
Ann, aged 15, shot by Joseph Thompson, first mate of Hermaphrodite Brig Leopard, at Baltimore,
John C., who was executed in Kentucky for the murder of Dr. Sanderson a few years since; a man was executed at Mobile, Ala. recently who confessed he did it and that Hamilton was innocent. American of
Capt. Sewall, at Worcester, aged 36 years, was deputy sheriff and coroner for the County. American of
Alexander, Esq, F. A. S. In Liverpool, Eng. American of
May 7, 1819
Oct. 5, 1821
Aug. 12, 1823
Dec. 21, 1824
March 4, 1825
Miss , murdered by two Irishmen. American of
Jan. 29, 1830
June 27, 1826
March 30, 1827
234
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
HAMILTON Mrs. - , murdered herself and child, at Palmer, Mass ,
, a child. His father lives near Sunfish, Ohio. Killed by the explosion of a boiler of the steamer S. B. Kenawha, on the Ohio, at the mouth of the Gunandotte,
June 24, 1829
HAMLIN Francis, of Connecticut, at sea, on board ship Columbia, on passage from Havana. American of
John, son of William, aged 21 months,
June 15, 1821 Feb. 1, 1822
HAMELIN Rear Admiral, late Naval Com- mander of the French Fleet off Cadiz, in France, of brain fever. American of HAMLIN Solomon, at Framingham. Having a cold he dosed himself with lobelia and red pepper until overpowered by death,
Nov. 20, 1823
April 21, 1825
Isaac Bowen, infant son of William, aged I year, HAMM Phebe, widow of Jotham, in this town, in 77th year,
Feb. 12, 1809
HAM Levi, in Providence, in 73d year,
March 3, 1818
HAMM Elizabeth, wife of Jotham, in 7Ist year, Jotham, in 77th year. Was born in Ports- mouth, N. H., but had resided here 70 years,
Jan. 21, 1824
June 30, 1824 July 8, 1828
Miss Sarah, aged 66 years,
HAMMAR Margaret, daughter of late Thomas, aged 16 years. American of
March 21, 1828 July 18, 1816
HAMMETT Nathan, at Newport, in 69th year, Caroline, daughter of the late Benjamin, at Newport, aged 24 years. American of
July 2, 1819
Capt. - , of Boston, killed by Malays in the South Seas. American of
Nov. 27, 1821
Leah, widow of Benjamin, at Newport, aged 58 years. American of
Nov. 19, 1824
Christopher G., son of Capt. William, late of Warwick, at Sutton, aged 25 years. Amer- ican of
Oct. 23, 1829
HAMMOND Ann, wife of James, and daughter of Amos Palmer, Esq., of Stonington, Ct., at Newport, in 25th year. American of
Sarah, widow of Jonathan, in this town, at Coventry, aged 70 years,
Phebe, widow of Paine, at Newport, in 68th year. American of
Sarah, daughter of Paine, at Newport, in 27th year. American of
Ceaser (colored), aged 88 years, 30 years a member of 2d Cong. Church,
Oct. 30, 1826
Sept. 18, 1810
June 26, 1814
Jan. 3, 1815
July 4, 1815
June 16, 1816
Aug. 16, 1825
Benjamin H., son of the late Benjamin, at Newport, in 24th year. American of
Jan. 14, 1820
235
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
HAMMOND George W., in 37th year ; drowned in a pond of water the rain had made, Joshua, native of Rhode Island, on board schooner Havana ; packet on passage from St. Domingo to Baltimore. American of Capt. Thomas, at Detroit. Was twice wounded in the last war, at York, and on Lake Erie on board the Lawrence. Amer- ican of
Feb. 21, 1816
Sept. 13, 1816
Alden, at Newport, in 26th year,
Mary, wife of J. R., at Brunswick, Me., sud- denly. American of
Dec. 22, 1820
Mary Rugg, youngest daughter of Jeremiah, aged 2 years, 6 months,
May 13, 1821
Elizabeth, widow of Capt. Thomas, formerly of Bristol, at Arkwright, in 40th year,
April 8, 1823
George W., son of late John S., at Providence, aged 14 years ; drowned,
June 29, 1823
William, drowned in a pond, at Rutland, Mass., by sinking of the boat,
July 5, 1825
William, at North Kingstown, aged 61 years, Thomas (colored), aged 42 years,
Col. Reuben, at Foster, in 41st year,
Oct. 7, 1828 Oct. 27, 1829
Rhoda, daughter of William, at New Bed- ford, aged 4 months; her clothes caught fire about two weeks ago. American of
Jan. 12, 1830
March 24, 1830
April 4, 1830
Calvin, at Wickford, aged 62 years. Ameri- can of
Dea. James, in 80th year; was town sergeant 20 years,
Elizabeth, wife of John, at Boston, aged 44 years. American of
Mary T., wife of Zenas D., at Newport,
HAMPTON Gen. Wade, at Natchez, on his way to take command of the U. S. Army at New Orleans. Contradicted in next issue. American of
Capt. Francis, son of General, at Charleston, S. C.,
HANCHETT Capt. J. M., of British ship Dia- dem, at Halifax, of wounds received on Craney Island, near Norfolk. American of
Dec. 1, 1809
May 25, 1816
Nov. 19, 1813
Hermoine, widow of John S., in 55th year. American of
Aug. 5, 1823
William A., only son of William, aged 4 years, 22 months, at Warwick,
July 25, 1827 Sept. 24, 1827 Jan. 13, 1828
William, at Glocester, aged 27 years,
William, eldest son of William and Mary, at Seekonk, in 18th year,
John Henry, infant son of John S., aged I year, 5 months,
Jan. 18, 1831
Feb. 18, 1831
March 11, 1831 Aug. 2, 1831
March 13, 1818 Feb. 13, 1820
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VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
HANCOCK Monroe, son of N. S., at Barre, Mass., aged 12 years, from a hurt received in a scuffle. American of
Mrs. Miriam, at Lincoln, aged 80 years. American of
HANDLEY Mrs. Lydia, formerly of Wickford, at Providence, aged about 60 years,
HANDY Abigail, widow of Charles, Esq., at Newport, in 76th year. American of
Oct. 3, 1809
Sally, wife of Ebenezer, and daughter of the late Elisha Brown, at Glocester, aged 49 years,
Jan. 20, 1814
Jan. 3, 1815
Jan. 30, 1818
Sept. 20, 1821 Oct. 27, 1821 Feb. 6, 1824
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