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Hannah Louisa, daughter of Major John, of Newport, at Medfield, Mass., aged 25 years, Russell, at Bristol, aged about 70 years, pen- sioner of the Revolution,
July 7, 1826
Caleb, son of late Benjamin, of Uxbridge, at Smithfield, Madison Co., N. Y.,
Oct. 3, 1826
Major John, at Newport, in 73d year, soldier of the Revolution,
March 2, 1828
Mary, wife of Thomas, at Newport. Ameri- can of
HANFORD Abraham (colored), at Norwalk, Ct., -, wife of Abraham (colored), at Norwalk, Ct.,
HANKS Lieut. - , late commander of Fort Mackanaw; after being paroled he was accidentally killed by a shot from the Eng- lish battery, at Detroit. American of
HANNERS Benjamin, Jr., at Boston, aged 32 years. American of
HANSCOMB Reuben, at Berwick, Me., aged 77 years, soldier of the Revolution. Ameri- can of
March 22, 1822
May 21, 1830
Nov. 17, 1822
Capt. William R., at New York, formerly of Newport, aged 29 years. American of Charles Walter, youngest son of Major John, of Newport, in this town, in 17th year, Richard S., son of Major John, of Newport, at Rainesford Island, Boston harbor, aged 22 years; had arrived from sea after an ab- sence of 8 years,
Thomas Ryburgh, midshipman U. S. Navy, son of Thomas, at Newport, aged 22 years, Mr. J. H., formerly of Philadelphia, killed in a duel at St. Louis. American of
June 4, 1825
Mary, wife of Westcott, of Providence, at New York,
March 1, 1832
June 22, 1830 July 26, 1832 July 28, 1832
Sept. 29, 1812
Jan. 26, 1830
April 12, 1831
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HANSE Christian, seaman, lost off Cape Hat- teras, from U. S. schooner Nonesuch. American of
HANSON Alexander C., murdered by a mob, at Baltimore,
Benjamin, at Dover, N. H., aged 50 years, found hung in his barn. American of
Alexander C., at Belmont, Md., U. S. Sena- tor for Maryland, in 33d year,
Walter, a suicide, at Sackett's Harbor. Amer- ican of
June 15, 1819
Thomas, Esq., late judge advocate, of U. S. Army, at Cantonment, Council Bluffs,
Dec. 8, 1819
HARADEN Nathaniel, Master Commandant U. S. Navy, at Washington. American of HARDENBERG Prince, the Prussian Chancel- lor, on journey to Venice,
Nov. 14, 1822
HARDENBURG Augustus, infant son of John C., aged 3 months, 11 days,
Sept. 10, 1826
HARDENBURGH Lillis, wife of Jacob, in 76th year, Jacob, in 80th year,
March 19, 1827 March 20, 1828
HARDING I.ebbeus, eldest son of Jonathan, formerly of Providence, at Cyntheana, Ky. American of
Feb. 2, 1819
June 24, 1820
HARDEN John, at Bridgewater, aged 65 years. American of
Sept. 20, 1822
HARDING Corne'ia, wife of Albert, of Provi- dence, at Newport, aged 24 years,
May 30, 1826
Hannah, widow of William, at Bristol, aged 84 years,
July 29, 1826
Mrs. Hannah, at Bristol, aged 82 years. American of
Aug. 4, 1826
Aug. 12, 1826
Nancy, wife of Eddy, at Attleboro, daughter of John Hutchinson, of North Providence, at Attleboro, Walker, in 82d year,
Nov. 2, 1828 April 16, 1829
Jonathan, formerly of Providence, at Cincin- nati, O., in 62d year,
Abigail, widow of Harding, in 77th year,
Jonathan Russell, son of John G., at Bristol, aged 21 years, graduate of Brown, HARDY William, son of Charles, at Portsmouth, aged 19 years. American of
June 2, 1820
July 28, 1812
Aug. 20, 1816
April 23, 1819
Feb. 3, 1818
Lyman, Esq .. Attorney General of Missis- sippi, near Natchez,
HARDIN Gen. Martin D., late Senator in Con- gress, in Kentucky, aged 43 years. Amer- ican of
Oct. 31, 1823
Jemima, widow, of Southbridge, aged 83 years,
March 14, 1830 Aug. 29, 1831
Oct. 20, 1832
Nov. 20, 1829
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VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
HARE Mrs. Margaret, widow of Robert, Esq., at Philadelphia, in 66th year,
Joseph T., at Baltimore, executed for mail robbery,
William H., a cadet at the U. S. Military Academy, at West Point, aged 19 years ; was of Philadelphia. American of
HARGELL Caleb, at Newport, aged about 80 years ; when a youth he lost a leg by the firing of a gun at the news of the repeal of the Stamp Act,
HARKEN Daniel, seaman, perished in the wreck of the schooner Quaker,
HARKNESS George Fenner, son of Daniel, at Scituate, aged about 6 months,
Betsey, wife of Daniel, at Scituate, in 31st year, George, at Newport, suddenly,
HARLEM Samuel, Friend minister, at Kennett, Penn. American of
HARLIN Zachariah, murdered by Peter A. Early, who has been arrested for the same, in Georgia. American of
HARLOW Martha, widow of Capt. Isaac, at Bridgewater. American of
Remember, widow of Samuel, at Plymouth, in 80th year,
Mr. - , at Springfield, Vt., aged 23 years ; was attempting to free himself from a wagon, the horses having become fright- ened and unmanageable. American of
HARNSTEIN Count, a courtier. Two days after the funeral, the mausoleum being opened, they found he had been buried alive, that he had forced the lid of the coffin and had reached the door, where he had butted his head against it so as to cause death. American of
HARP John, at New York. He ate water hem- lock for celery. American of
HARPER Joseph, of the Charleston theatre, at Charleston, S. C., in 52d year. He was a native of Norwich, Eng., and had resided for the last 22 years in this country. Amer- ican of
Hon. John A., late M. C., at Meredith, N. H. American of
Oliver, murdered by Jason Treadwell, at Montrose, Penn., who was executed the Jan. 13th following,
Sept. 2!, 1816 Sept. 10, 1818
Aug. 23, 1825
May 7, 1831 March 6, 1820
April 9, 1826
Jan. 27, 1828 Aug. 5, 1828
Aug. 7, 1818
March 29, 1825
Nov. 24, 1829
Dec. 12, 1829
Dec. 22, 1829
April 13, 1819
July 14, 1815
March 22, 18II
July 2, 1816
May -, 1824
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239
HARPER Hon. Robert Goodboe, aged 60 years, a politician of the Washington school, at Baltimore. See obituary in issue of Jan. 25, HARRA Jose Florentino, aged 27 years, exe- cuted at Havana for the treacherous murder of a justice,
HARREATT John, Esq., at London, Eng., aged 70 years ; resided in Rhode Island in 1793. American of
HARRENDEEN Mary, widow of Joseph, at Smithfield, aged 100 years. American of HARRINGTON Dr. Allen, formerly of Brook-
field, Mass., at Columbia, Penn., aged 45 years. American of
Serena, daughter of Jesse, at Coventry, aged 19 years,
Payson Perrin, son of Capt. Henry, aged I year, 9 m., 9 days,
Sept. 29, 1825
Evelina, wife of Austin, at Worcester, aged 26 years. American of
Jan. 19, 1827
Lucy G., wife of David B., at Millbury, aged 24 years,
Aug. 21, 1829
Lieut. Nathaniel, a soldier of the Revolution, at Worcester, in 90th year,
Feb. 28, 1831
May 20, 1831
HARRIS David, Esq., cashier of Office of Dis- count and Deposit, at Baltimore, Md., a valued officer of the Revolution. Amer- ican of
Hugh, of Newport, aged 23 years, at sea on passage from Canton to Liverpool. Amer- ican of
April 13, 1810
May 18, 1810
July 7, 1810
Aug. 14, 1810
Nov: 23, 18:0 Jan. 16, 1812
Hon. Caleb, at Johnston, in 73d year,
Eliza, daughter of the late Andrew, at Cran- ston, in 36th year, funeral from the house of Robert Sheldon, sermon by Rev. Mr. Wilson, died
Jan. 14, 1825
April 19, 1816
April 17, 1817
Aug. 22, 1815
Oct. 22, 1811
Oct. 28, 1822
HARRINTON Bridget, wife of John, killed by him when drunk, at New York. American of
Nov. 24, 1809
William, son of Stephen, of Scituate, at Ha- vana, in 28th year,
Samuel, aged 26 years, drowned at Cam- bridge, an under graduate of Harvard Col- lege ; had a great gift for the languages and had acquired 12 of them when he met his death,
Oceana, daughter of Cyrus, Esq., dec., at Scituate, in her 14th year,
John, at Newport, aged 85 years. American of
April 6, 1812
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VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
HARRIS Sarah, wife of James, and daughter of Simeon Smith, at Pawtuxet, in 21st year, Thomas, at Charlestown, Mass., cashier of
Eagle Bank and State Treasurer. Amer- ican of
Nancy, wife of John, at Pawtuxet, in 52d year. American of
Gen. Thomas K., M. C. from Tennessee, from wounds received in a duel with Col. Simp- son, at Tennessee. American of
April 26, 1816
Rhoby Ann, wife of Isaac, and daughter of Caleb Remington, at Johnston, in 21st year. American of
July 23. 1816
Mary, wife of Richard, at Smithfield, in 80th year. She had for a posterity 10 children, 57 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchil- dren ; had lived with her husband 62 years, and 60 years in the house in which she died,
Oct. 2, 1816 May 25, 1817
Stephen, in this town, in 64th year,
Isaac, native of Rhode Island, late of Savan- nah, Ga , at Charleston, S. C.,
Aug. 28, 1819
-, chief mate, from exposure in a ship- wreck,
Jan. 17, 1819
Eliza, wife of Stephen and daughter of James Greene, Esq., at Warwick, in 28th year,
March 23, 1820
Capt. Benjamin, of Boston, native of New- port, at Mobile, Ala., aged 67 years. Amer- ican of
Freelove, daughter of George, in 4th year,
Fanny, wife of Joel and daughter of Elihu Thornton, of Johnston, at Foster, in 35th year,
Aug. 28, 1821
Dr. Benjamin, at Preston, Ct., aged 66 years, Mrs. Marcy, at Newport, aged 78 years, many years member of Second Baptist Church. American of July 16, 1822 Feb. 2, 1823
John, aged 50 years, from a pan of charcoal, Stephen M., of Providence, at Havana, on board ship Gen. Jackson, aged 37 years,
Joseph, at Smithfield, in 71st year,
James, at Johnston, in 26th year,
Mary Greene, daughter of Benjamin C., aged 19 years,
Mr. -- , killed in the descent of his balloon, in England. American of
Elisha, at Cranston, in 8ist year, of Society of Friends, funeral from his son's residence [Bates],
Feb. 21, 1823
Feb. 25, 1823 June 13, 1823
March 9, 1824
July 13, 1824
March 16, 1825
Jan. 2, 1821 March 8, 1821
Capt. Abner, formerly of Providence, at Lyn- don, Vt., aged 42 years,
Nov. 1, 1821 Jan. 19, 1822
Aug. 23, 1812
June 21, 1814
March 1, 1816
241
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
HARRIS Margaret, widow of late Hon. Caleb, of Johnston, at Warwick, in 84th year, Daniel Wilkinson, youngest son of Benjamin, at Smithfield. American of
April 3, 1825
May 6, 1825
Mrs. -- , at Ferrisburgh, Vt., killed from accidental discharge of a gun while being replaced in its accustomed place. Amer- ican of
July 15, 1825
Sally, wife of William, daughter of Timothy Greene, at Pawtuxet, in 37th year,
Nov. 1, 1825
Capt. Christopher, at Johnston, aged 45 years,
Dec. 23, 1825
Benjamin, at Pawtucket, aged about 73 years; pensioner of the Revolution,
Jan. 15, 1826
William, son of Hon. Caleb, of Johnston, at Greenville, Warwick, in 46th year; leaves widow and 9 children,
Jan. 16, 1826
Amey, wife of Samuel B., and eldest daughter of Abraham Wilkinson, of Pawtucket, at Smithfield, in 30th year,
May 27, 1826
Martha, widow of David, Esq., formerly of Providence, and grand daughter of Joseph Jenckes, Governor of Rhode Island, at Stanford, N. Y., aged 101 years, 7 months. American of
James Ist, at Cranston, aged 74 years,
Edward Manton, son of Dr. Stephen, at War- wick,
Aug. 23, 1826
Edward Henry, son of John S., aged 7 months, 8 days,
Oct. 7, 1826.
John Harding, son of John S, aged 2 years, 7 months,
Oct. 13, 1826 Nov. 7, 1826
James B., son of John S., in 5th year,
Freelove, widow of late Elisha, at Cranston, in 80th year; of Society of Friends. Fun- eral from her son Bates ; died
June 27, 1827
Aug. 17, 1827 Sept. 20, 1827
Benjamin Gordon, second son of Edward H., aged 5 years,
Nov. 12, 1827
Mary Aborn, daughter of Edward B., at Cranston, aged 6 years, 7 months, 15 days, Caleb W., son of late William, at Greenville, Warwick, aged 16 years,
James, at Pawtuxet, in 39th year,
Caleb, at Johnston, in 34th year, son of John, Lydia, wife of Oliver, at Cumberland, aged 67 years,
April 15, 1828
June 10, 1828 Dec. 4, 1828 Jan. 18, 1829
Feb. 6, 1829
July 4, 1826 July 30, 1826
Louisa Maria, only child of Solomon, at Foster, aged 3 years, 3 months, 3 days, John, at Pawtuxet, in 74th year, suddenly,
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VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
HARRIS Mary A., wife of Edward B., and daughter of Thomas Greene, of Pawtucket, at Woodstock, Ct.,
Capt. John, of New York State; for last 5 years citizen of Texas, at New Orleans, James (colored),
Rev. William, D. D., at New York, presi- dent of Columbia College, in 65th year,
Thomas, in England, aged 108 years ; he enjoyed uninterrupted health and retained his mental powers to the last. American of Jonathan, at Smithfield, aged about 70 years, John B., at Marblehead, aged 24 years. American of
June 5, 1829
Aug. 21, 1829 Oct. 11, 1829
Oct. 18, 1829
Jan. 15, 1830 Nov. 27, 1830
Dec. 24, 1830
Nancy, wife of John, at Scituate, in 73d year ; of Society of Friends,
Feb. 25, 1831
William, at East Bridgewater, aged 69 years. American of
March 18, 1831
Hannah, widow of William, at Bristol, aged 47 years,
June 11, 1831 July 11, 1831
Jabez, at Scituate, in 53d year,
Betsey, aged 22 years, suddenly ; the doctors said caused by tight lacing. American of John, at Johnston, in 69th year,
Aug. 12, 1831 Feb. 5, 1832 Sept. 3, 1832
Abby S., daughter of John S., in 17th year,
Sarah, wife of Bates, at Cranston, in 60th year,
Sept. 16, 1832
Jan. 28, 1814
Benjamin, at Georgia, aged 44 years. Was probably the tallest man in United States, being 7 ft 22 in. in height. American of George, infant son of Capt. William, at War- wick, aged 10 months,
April 28, 1818
Feb. 13, 1820
Burr, Esq., aged 84 years, in South Carolina. He served in the Revolution as a Captain under LaFayette. American of
Aug. 20, 1822
Mr. - , of Washington City, and his family, at New Orleans, of the fever. American of Capt. George, at Warwick, in 83d year. Was born at Colchester, Eng., and came to America at the time of the French War ; was a noted nautical commander and prom- inent member of Episcopal Church,
Oct. 11, 1822
Oct. 16, 1822
Rev. John, at Preston, Eng., aged 56 years ; died as he had just set down to write at his table ; had written "Subpena." American of
Mary Cecelia, daughter of George G., aged 16 months,
Oct. 7, 1823
Sept. 21, 1824
HARRISON Ann, widow of William, at New- port, aged 79 years. American of
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
243
HARRISON Dr. John, of the Navy, in Washing- ton. American of
Dr. John, of the Navy, at Washington City. American of
William, shot while sitting in front of Mr. Riche's tavern, at Louisville, Ky. Ameri- can of
Feb. 17, 1826
George G., formerly of New York, for several years resident at Providence, in 27th year , leaves wife and 2 children,
March 2, 1827
Mrs. Catherine T., at Apponaug, aged 42 years,
Sept. 10, 1828
Richard, at New York, in 81st year. Ameri- can of
Dec. 11, 1829
Mr. - , killed by Mr. Grimes, in a political quarrel, at I.ewis Co., Ky., leaves wife and two or three children. His age was about 33 years,
Aug. 3, 1830 Dec. 20, 1808
Elizabeth, widow, at Berlin, Ct., aged 95 years. American of
July 15, 1814
Mary, wife of John, at Pawtucket, aged 36 years. American of
Jan. 31, 1815
F-, a confectioner, found murdered in his shop, at Boston,
June 5, 1815 Sept. 9, 1817
Gen. John, at Saybrook, Ct. American of
Abigail, widow of Nicholas, at Newport, aged 96 years,
March 5, 1821
Oct. 8, 1821
Oct. 13, 1821
Aug. 15, 1822
Lydia C., wife of Capt. Gamoleel, aged 37 years, at New Bedford. American of
Jan. 12, 1830
Esther, at Fall River, aged 81 years, of So- ciety of Friends. American of
Jan. 8, 1833
HARTFORD Mary C., at Gorham, Me., aged 19 years. American of
HARTLEY David, Esq., in England, aged 82 years ; was one on part of Great Britain to sign treaty of peace. American of
HARTMAN Ferd, a German, at New Orleans, about 40 years of age, a suicide; cut his throat and shot himself besides ; was a lin-
March 15, 1825
March 22, 1825
Feb. 25, 1814
Betsey, wife of John, Jr., at Taunton, aged 25 years,
Elizabeth, daughter of John, Jr., at Taunton, aged 16 months,
Nicholas, at Pittsburgh, Penn., aged 68 years, native of Newport; served in the Revolution at one time as commissary ser- geant to Gen. Greene,
Elizabeth, wife of James, at Newport, aged 60 years,
Dec. 3, 1826
April 9, 1819
HART Henry, drowned in New York harbor,
244
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
HARTMAN :
guist, speaking fluently 6 or 7 languages. American of
HARTSHORN William Henry, son of the late Sylvanus, aged 9 months,
Aug. 20, 1819
Feb. 27, 1816
HARTSHORNE Ellis, aged 23 years. Ameri- can of
Aug. 4, 1820
HARTSHORN Mary, wife of Charles, Esq., daughter of late Andrew Waterman, of Smithfield, at Providence, aged 52 years, Richard, son of John, formerly of Providence, at Boston, aged 14 years,
March 2, 1822
Dec. 7, 1824
Thomas, aged 44 years, after an illness of 4 days ; liveryman ; remains carried to Rox- bury for burial,
June 5, 1825
Mary A., wife of Samuel W., formerly of Providence, at Norfolk, Va., in 21st year,
Jan. 27, 1827
Preston, at Boston, aged 45 years. American of
Dec. 4, 1829
William Pabodie, infant son of Thomas C., aged 7 months,
March 30, 1832
John Henry, infant son of Sylvester, Esq., aged 18 months,
May 8, 1832 Sept. 3, 1832
Charles, aged 66 years,
HARTWELL Maria, wife of Jesse, aged 22 years,
April 5, 1821
Samuel, at Oxford, Mass., aged 76 years. American of
June 27, 1826
Frederick. at Taunton, aged 53 years,
Ephraim, at Taunton, aged 66 years,
Barnabas, at Taunton, aged 37 years. Amer- ican of
Oct. 10, 1823
Rosannah, only daughter of William, at Taunton, aged 3 years,
Sept. 12, 1826
Mary, widow of Peter, at Newport, aged 66 years,
Dec. 1, 1826
Miss Hannah, aged 102 years, at Milton. American of
July 17, 1827
Mrs Silence, widow of David, at Taunton, aged 79 years. American of
Mrs. Lois, at New Bedford, aged 79 years,
HARWOOD Esther, daughter of John, at New- port, in 22d year,
Robert, ordinary seaman, killed on board the Little Belt, in action with U. S. frigate President,
April 10, 1809
May 16, 1811
Silence, widow of Stephen, in this town, aged 84 years,
Dec. 2, 1824
HARVEY James, native of England, in this town, aged 75 years. American of
March 22, 1816 March 28, 1822 Sept. 25, 1822
Sept. 10, 1830 March 14, 1831
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245
HARWOOD John, at Newport, in 71st year,
Margaret, widow of John, at Newport, in 86th year; her descendants were 7 chil- dren, 35 grand and 24 great-grandchildren, Mrs. Mary, at Plainfield, Mass, aged 37 years. American of
Daniel, at Barre, Mass., aged 37 years. American of
Mary, at Douglass, Mass. American of
Henry, aged 13 years, drowned at Stur- bridge, Mass ,
Sept. 14, 1828
Sept. 14, 1828
HASELL William S., editor of the Wilmington Gazette, at Wilmington, N. C. American of
Oct. 24, 1815
HASSEL Phebe, at Brighton, Eng., has com- pleted her 106 years; has a bounty from the King. American of
HASEY Thomas, of Boston, shot by a private named Travers, at the navy yard, Charles- town,
Nov. 27, 1814
James, son of Edward, aged 2 years,
Major Jonathan, at Belpre, O., formerly of Rochester, Mass., an old Revolutionary of- ficer. American of
Jan. 17, 1817 Oct. 9, 1818
Miss Sarah, at Bristol, aged 80 years,
Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Moses, in Ioth year, Lucy, wife of Jesse, at Taunton, aged 30 years,
Feb. 17, 1820
March 31, 1820
Sept. 13, 1822 Aug. 7, 1825
HASKINS Thomas, at Philadelphia, aged 56 years. American of
Stephen, at Taunton, aged 71 years,
Jonathan, at Dartmouth, aged about 70 years. His death was caused by a scratch of a cat a few days previously. American of
June 15, 1811
Sept. 29, 1820 Sept. 13, 1822
March 14, 1823 Feb. 25, 1825
Theodocius, aged 16 years, drowned at Stur- bridge, Mass ..
Mr. - , at North Brookfield, of the chol- era. American of
July 27, 1832
June 1, 1821
HASKELL Charles, son of Edward, in this town, aged 2 years,
Oct. 24, 1810 Aug. 19, 1813
Benjamin Stewart, eldest son of Col. Caleb, formerly of Cumberland, at Wrentham, aged 20 years,
Maria Hudson, at Cumberland, aged 15 mos., Col. Elnathan, on his plantations in St. Matthew's Parish, S. C., in 70th year, na- tive of Rochester, Mass .; he served through the Revolution, Benjamin, aged 64 years,
Dec. 17, 1825 Feb. 12, 1829
July 12, 1816 Nov. 4, 1826
Sept. 17, 1830
246
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
HASKINS Charles, son of William, at New Bed- ford, aged 17 years, from explosion of a gun, HASLETT Gov. Joseph, governor of Delaware, near Milford, Del ,
HASSARD Robert, a native of Connecticut, aged 37 years, at Jamaica. American of HASSEL William, seaman, native of Philadel- phia, killed by the French,
Feb. 2, 1808
HASSENCLEBER Casper, merchant, from premature discharge of his fowling piece, near Baltimore. American of
March 23, 1810
HASTINGS Eliza, daughter of the late Eleazer, in 18th year,
Nov. 22, 1815
Gen. Sir Charles, in England. American of Jonathan, Esq., at Boston, aged 80 years. American of
March 22, 1831
-. son of Edmund T., aged about 16 years, killed by a barrel of flour falling on him. American of
July 1, 1831
Sarah Felors, eldest daughter of Philip, of Providence, at Columbus, O., in 42d year,
Sept. - , 1823
Jane, wife of Philip, aged 33 years, daughter of late Capt. John McGowen, of Columbia, O., at Providence, Mercy, wife of Philip, in 75th year,
April 17, 1826 Sept. 9, 1830
HATCH Lucy Ann, at North Kingstown, in 28th year,
June 13, 1816
Dea. Obadiah, at Kennebunk, Me., aged 89 years. American of
Dec. 4, 1819
James, native of Taunton, Mass., on coast of Africa, aged 45 years ; was on board brig Curlew, of Boston. American of
Oct. 15, 1822
Elizabeth L., wife of Capt. William, eldest daughter of Hon. John Howland, at Bris- tol, aged 22 years,
Ann, daughter of Capt. Samuel, formerly of Nantucket, of East Greenwich, in 19th year,
John, at Pembroke, Mass., aged 73 years, Lois, wife of Isaac, at Attleboro, aged 78 years,
Dec. 2, 1831 June 20, 1823
March 28, 1815
Rt. Hon. Warren, aged 86 years, formerly Governor General of Bengal, and member of Privy Council. His celebrated trial is history. He was in receipt of a pension from the East India Company. American of
Oct. 27, 1818 Nov. 28, 1823
HASWELL Anthony, one of the oldest printers in Vermont, at Bennington, Vt. American of
June 18, 1816
Jan. 4, 1823
July 18, 1828 Sept. 17, 1828
Jan. 23, 1831
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247
HATCHMAN John, at Boston, aged 85 years, soldier of the Revolution; was under Gen. Lincoln at Charleston, S. C., 1780, at the capture of the place by the British. Amer- ican of
HATHAWAY Samuel, Esq., at Freetown, aged 54 years. American of
a little girl living in the family of Will- iam C. Brown, son of Peleg, Esq., at South Kingstown ; he whipped and roasted this poor child until she died ; a more heart- less crime was never committed,
Abner Alden, of Taunton, Mass., at Barn- well district, S. C., in 25th year, a recent graduate of Brown University,
Sept. 20, 1 818
John, at Sutton, Mass .; he slept in a newly plastered room with a kettle of charcoal. American of
Feb. 27, 1818
William, son of the late John, of Newport, at Baltimore, aged 26 years. American of
Nov. 26, 1819
Joseph, aged 26 years, late of Boston, at Dighton,
Dec. 26, 1819
son of Mr. - , killed in Walcott and Potter's cotton factory, Cumberland. American of
Simmons, of Troy, Mass., formerly of Provi- dence, found dead in the city ; was intox- icated at the time of death. American of Humphrey, at New Bedford, aged 56 years, Silas, formerly of Freetown, at Providence, aged 67 years, pensioner of the Revolution, Frederick, in 27th year,
Desire, widow of Zephaniah, at Newport, in 95th year,
Sept. 28, 1822
Albert Burrows, member of Sophomore Class, Brown University, in 17th year,
Oct. 15, 1822
Elkanah, of Berkeley, at Bristol, aged 46 years.
Oct. 15, 1822
Oct. 22, 1822
Nov. 28, 1822
Enock, at Marine Hospital, in 24th year ; was of Berkeley, Mass., after an illness of several days, which he had contracted at Savannah,
Hope, daughter of late Stephen, at Taunton, in 38th year,
March 25, 1831
Nov. 9, 1810
Dec. 27, 1813
May 2, 1820
Aug. 18, 1820 May 21, 1821
May 7, 1822 June 26, 1822
Harriet, widow of Joseph, and daughter of Gus- tavus Taylor, of Providence, aged 27 years, Mary Alvira, only daughter of late Frederick,
of Providence, at Attleboro, aged 16 months, 16 days,
Mrs. Temperance, native of Newport, at Taunton, aged 79 years,
May 15, 1823
Aug. 10, 1823
Nov. 18, 1823
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VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
HATHAWAY Isaac, in 21st year,
Diadema, widow of Joseph, at Freetown, aged 85 years, George, at Middletown, in 59th year,
July 9, 1827 Aug. 4, 1827
Lydia, widow of Stephen, Jr., at New Bed- ford. American of
March 19, 1830 April 7, 1830 March 16, 1831
John, Esq., at Dighton, aged 73 years,
Samuel, at Worcester, aged 48 years,
Lemira R., only daughter of Benjamin, aged 5 years, 9 months,
Dec. 20, 1832
HATHCOKE Thomas, at Richmond Co., N. C., aged 125 years,
April 12, 1818
HATHARN Major Gen. John, in New York State, aged 76 years, soldier of the Revo- lution. American of
March II, 1825
William. in Putnam Co., Ga., aged 100 years lacking 2 days; was a native of Ireland, buried 3 children there, emigrated with wife and one child, landed at Wilmington, N. C., and settled in Dublin Co .; served 3 tours in the Revolution, as did two of his sons,
April 28, 1831 Jan. 5, 1829
March 9, 1831
Thomas H., Esq., drowned near Norfolk, Va., with three of his slaves. American of HAUPT Elizabeth, wife of Henry, and daughter of the late Capt. H. Warner, of this town, at Savannah, Ga., in 25th year,
Dec. 9, 1831
HAVEN Lucinda, wife of Lovett, at Attleboro, in 27th year,
Charles, at Glocester, aged 25 years,
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