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Capt. William, late of Salem, at Savannah, Ga., aged 51 years. American of
April 30, 1814
Dwight Foster, of Great Barrington, at Stockbridge, Mass., aged 20 years, drowned in the river. American of
John. of Sudbury, by explosion at a Powder Mill, at Chelmsford, Mass.,
Samuel H., murdered by Robert Douglass, aged 24 years, who was executed at Bath, N. Y., for the crime. American of Thomas Boynton, infant son of Robert H., IZARD Elizabeth, widow of Ralph, of Charles- ton, S. C., at Fortress Monroe, Va.,
May 8, 1818
Sept. 19, 1820
Dec. 5, 1820
May 24, 1825 Jan. 16, 1829
May 20, 1825
Sept. 15, 1831
March 12, 1813 March 8, 1814
298
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
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JACK Alexander, at Newport, in 76th year, Sarah B., wife of Alexander, at Newport, aged 49 years,
JACKINS David, infant son of David, aged 11 months, 11 days,
JACKMAN Col. Abel, at Corinth, N. H., aged 58 years ; in swarming bees was so stung by them that he died in ten minutes. American of
Aug. 22, 1820
Jan. 2, 1809 Sept. 12, 1809
May 4, 1810 Sept. 6, 1811
Samuel, in this town, in 83d year,
John, at Grantham, Eng., aged 90 years; he collected rags, hawked ballads and dying speeches ; though complaining of poverty, left £520 sterling. American of
Francis James, Esq., late British Minister to United States, at Brighton, Eng., in 44th year. American of
William, in this town, in 50th year,
Capt. John, from wounds received from James Holton who made an unprovoked assault upon him; he leaves wife and a large family of children. American of Oct. 6, 1815
William, at Shenandoah Co., Va. His house and two daughters with himself perished in the conflagration ; his wife and 6 other chil- dren escaped,
William Prince, infant son of John, at Provi- dence,
Elizabeth, wife of John T., in 27th year,
-, son of Walter, aged 10 years, killed by explosion of gunpowder, at Boston,
Samuel, Friend Minister, at Brownville, in 69th year. American of
Richard, at Providence, in 88th year,
Capt. Stephen, late of Providence, many years cashier of Exchange Bank, at Thomp- son, Ct., in 57th year, suddenly,
John, collier, at Ballington, Cheshire, Eng., is now living in 77th year ; has had 34
Feb. 27, 1821
Feb. 8, 1827
Feb. 15, 1828
JACKSON Major General Henry, at Boston, in 62d year,
Bartholomew, at Newport, in 92d year,
Giles, Esq., aged 78 years, at Tyringham, Mass.,
March 4, 1814
Oct. 18, 1814 Aug. 27, 1815
July 26, 1817
Nov. 18, 1817
Dec. 19, 1817
June 23, 1818
July 24, 1818 Dec. 29, 1818
Jan: 7, 1820
299
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
JACKSON :
children ; 12 by first and 22 by second wife, and has brought them up without public assistance. American of Hannah, wife of Samuel, formerly of Ply- mouth, at Middleboro, Mass., in 59th year. American of
June 19, 1821
Aug. 3, 1821
Hon. Levi, at Chesterfield. N. H., aged 49 years. American of
William, son of Nathan W., aged I year,
Dr. G. R., a musician, at Boston American
of
Nov. 22, 1822
Mrs. A-, while boiling soap her kettle fell in the fire. Her four children were badly scalded, two of them fatally, at Morristown, N. J. American of
Hon. John G., U. S. Judge for Western Dist. of Virginia, at Clarksburgh, Va. Ameri- can of
Mary A., infant daughter of Z. R.,
Rachel, wife of Andrew, President Elect of the United States, at Nashville, Tenn.,
Dec. 22, 1828
Gridley, at Hillsboro, N. H., aged 102 years, soldier of the Revolution. American of Nathan Waterman, of Society of Friends, 30 years Town Clerk of Providence, aged 69 years,
Oct. 23, 1829
Dec. 10, 1829
Susan, daughter of Samuel, at Providence, in 21st year,
Dec. 28, 1829
Nathaniel, at Jay, Me., aged 75 years, sol- dier of the Revolution ; served in the Ar- tillery at Brandywine. He and 3 brothers were in this company and two were wounded, and he bled at the ears while working at the sponge. Capt. Bryant, the first Lieutenant and half the Company were killed or wounded. American of Solon, at Boston, aged 28 years. American of Mrs. Huldah, widow of Henry, at Plymouth, in 54th year,
Alexander C .; three members of his family have died of scarlet fever. American of George, merchant, in 61st year,
Barry, carman, killed by falling building, in New York. American of May 8, 1832
Catherine D., wife of Charles, daughter of Samuel Dexter, Esq., of Providence, at Scituate, in 27th year,
Francis Sigourney, infant son of Charles, aged 9 months,
Dec. 21, 1830 April 29, 1831
April 30, 1831
Jan. 10, 1832 March 14, 1832
June 17, 1832
Sept. 18, 1832
Sept. 7, 1821 Oct. 1, 1821
March 26, 1824
April 15, 1825 Dec. 19, 1828
300
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
JACOBI F. E., Nestor of the German Philoso- phers, in Germany. American of JACOBS Dea. Calvin, in 59th year, drowned while washing sheep in Palmer's River, Rehoboth; leaves wife and 4 daughters, Saranus, aged 26 years, son of Dea. Calvin, drowned while washing sheep in Palmer's River, Rehoboth,
May 7, 1819
May 29, 1810
Jo, in the burning of the Richmond, Va., Theatre,
Dec. 26, 1811
Miss -, in the burning of the Richmond, Va., Theatre,
Dec. 26, 1811
Capt. Wilson, of this town, aged about 40 years, drowned at sea from an armed priva- teer. American of
Feb. 24, 1815
Capt. John, at Seekonk, in 52d year. He leaves a wife and 7 children ; killed by a blast of a rock at Kettle Point,
June 6, 1815
Henry, merchant, formerly of Providence, at New York,
July 26, 1819
Maria Aborn, daughter of the late Henry, aged 5 years,
Aug. 19, 1820
Baron Cornelius, native of Java, lost over- board from ship Gov. Tompkins,
Nov. 9, 1820
Maria Louisa, daughter of late Philip, Esq., at Philadelphia. American of
April 20, 1821
Hannah, daughter of Dea. Calvin, at Reho- both, aged 45 years.
Aug. 27, 1822
Hannah Aborn, daughter of late Henry, aged 5 years, 8 months,
Nov. 15, 1822 May 18, 1823
Marcy, widow of Capt. Wilson, in 70th year, Isaac, of Rehoboth, Mass., at Havana, on board brig Fame. American of
July 16, 1824
Isaac, of Rehoboth, Mass., at Havana, on board brig Fame. American of Adolphus, at Smithfield, in 38th year, Wilson, son of Nathaniel, Esq., of New York, at Central Falls, Smithfield, in 33d year, John, at Boston, aged 53 years. American of Cyrus, Esq., at White Hall, near Church- town, Lancaster Co., Penn .; died very sud- denly in his chair. American of
July 23, 1824 Jan. 9, 1827
Feb. 12, 1827 Feb. 19, 1830
Mrs. - , at Seekonk, of the cholera, aged 60 years. American of JACQUESWAYS -, child of Nathan, at Newport, aged 17 months,
JACQUES Freelove, wife of Amos, Esq., at Sterling, Ct., aged 63 years. American of JACQUEYS Nathan, at Newport, aged 73 years, a Revolutionary soldier,
May 14, 1830 Sept. 25, 1832
Aug. 2, 1827
Nov. 18, 1823
June 14, 1829
May 29, 1810
301
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
JACQUIES Nathan, at Newport, formerly of South Kingstown, aged 70 years,
JACQUITH Alexander, killed at Boston, a wheel passed over his head,
JAMES Benjamin, in this town, in 40th year,
Oct. 11, 1830 May 8, 1809
Nathaniel, of this town, at Preston, Conn., in 39th year. American of
Sept. 18, 1810
Sally, daughter of the late Capt. Benjamin, of Newport, in this town, in 46th year,
April 5, 1812
Mrs. Annas, at Newport, aged 64 years. American of
June 2, 1815
Benjamin, son of John M., in this town, aged 6 years, 5 months. American of
Jan. 21, 1817
John, formerly of Providence, at New Bed- ford, in 78th year,
George, in 42d year,
Samuel, Esq., in 71st year, suddenly,
William, at New Bedford, aged 47 years, of Society of Friends. American of
Nov. 25, 1823 Dec. 10, 1824
William, Esq., suddenly, aged 46 years,
Mrs. Martha, wife of Capt. Benjamin, at New- port, aged 50 years. American of
July 12, 1825
Emily, infant daughter of O. S., formerly of Hartford, Ct., aged II months, at Bristol,
Aug. 15, 1825
William Wallace, son of Ezra, aged I year, 10 months,
Nancy, wife of Benjamin, at Scituate, Mass., suddenly. American of
Samuel, at Smithfield, in 47th year,
Sister Mary (Catharine Cecelia Tyler, of Boston), at Washington City, at St. Vin- cent's Orphan Asylum, in 19th year. American of
Elizabeth, widow of Benjamin, at Newport, aged 83 years,
JAMEISON Dr. Jesse, at Maryland. American of
JAMIESON Susan, of Cranston, drowned near Field's Point, by oversetting of the boat, JANNEY Israel, in Virginia, of Society of Friends,
JANSEN Henry, a delegate to the convention at Albany, N. Y., suddenly,
JASPER John, near Liverpool, stole a dead pig and fastened a rope around it and across his chest ; in resting, the rope slipped and hung the thief. American of
Nov. 30, 183 0
Aug. 3, 1831
Aug. 6, 1816
Sept. 7, 1826
Aug. 11, 1823
Sept. 13, 1821
April 30, 1811
Mrs Catharine, in this town, in 59th year ; was daughter of the late William Downing, of Newport,
March 12, 1817
Sept. 4, 1821 Oct. 6, 1822 March 15, 1823
March 29, 1826
March 6, 1827 June 21, 1830
March 28, 1823
302
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
JASTRAM John, at Smithfield, aged 29 years, Joseph, formerly of Providence, at Wilming- ton. N. C. American of
Cynthia, widow of Joseph, and only surviv- ing daughter of Danforth P. Lyndon,
Mary, wife of Mawney, in 47th year,
George Bacon, son of Mawney, in this town, aged I year, 3 months,
June 12, 1812
JAY John, alias Todd, in this town, aged 14 years, (colored),
Nov. 18, 1809
Sir James, Kt., M. D., and we believe brother of Judge Jay, in New Jersey. American of
Nov. 10, 1815
Hon. John, in Westchester Co., N. Y., aged 85 years,
JEFFERS Sarah, at Newport, in 22d year. American of
Capt. Samuel, of Newport, aged 65 years, at sea, on passage from Philadelphia,
Oct. 31, 1820
Mrs. - , widow of Capt. Samuel, at New- port,
April 9, 1821
Samuel, of Newport, in Valparaiso, aged 31 years,
Jan. - , 1826
-- , alias Wansley, a mulatto, executed for piracy, at Ellis Island, N. Y. His age was about 23 years. American of
April 27, 1831
July 4, 1826
Sept. 24, 1819
June 22, 1830
Feb. 1, 1826
JEHRUNG Gothlieb, native of Bavaria, near Tar Bridge, in Johnston, aged 46 years,
March 16, 1822
Aug. 23, 1816
Amos Throop, Esq., in 32d year, at Havana, Capt. Jeremiah, in this town, in 54th year, Mrs. Bethiah, in this town, in 58th year,
Amity, widow of Henry, at Smithfield, in 77th year,
Thomas, at Smithfield, in 75th year. Amer- ican of
Capt. Joseph, at Fairhaven, aged 33 years. American of
Oct. 10, 1814
Dec. 7, 1819
Nov. 3, 1820 Oct. 28, 1831
May 18, 1829 July 31, 1818
JEFFERSON Thomas, late President of the United States, at Monticello, Va,
JEFFRIES Dr. John, at Boston, aged 75 years. American of
Dr. - , killed by Dr. - Smith, in a duel, in Arkansas,
JEFTS Aurora Safford, daughter of Augustus, aged 9 months,
JEMEISON Peter, of Monmouth Co., N. J., hung himself in a tavern, at Upper Free- hold, N. J. It is supposed he had previ- ously murdered his wife. American of
JENCKES Mrs. Patience, wife of Thomas, at Smithfield, in 74th year,
April 28, 1809 July 8, 1809 Sept. 7, 1809 Dec. 9, 1810
Feb. 5, 1811
Oct. 25, 1811
Feb. 2, 1813
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
303
JENCKES Comfort, in this town, in 47th year, Abigail, widow of Hon. John, in this town, in 69th year,
Feb. 3, 1813
June 12, 1813
Eben Crawford, youngest son of the late Ebenezer, in this town, in 15th year, Nathaniel M., at Pawtucket,
July 21, 1813 Jan. 11, 1814
Rev. Harvey, A. M., pastor of Baptist church, at Hudson, N. Y., aged 27 years,
July 15, 1814
Sarah, wife of Ebenezer, at Cranston, in 39th year. American of
Aug. 19, 1814
Capt. William C., at sea, from ship Cynthia. American of
Sept. 5, 1815
William, at Wrentham, formerly of North Providence, in gist year,
Whipple, at Cumberland, in 24th year,
Eleazer, Jr., at Pawtucket,
Nov. 5, 1815 Jan. 1, 1816 Jan. 10, 1816
Mary, wife of Joseph, and daughter of the late Col. Jarathmael Bowers, of Somerset, Mass., at North Kingstown,
July 3, 1816
Mary, wife of Stephen, daughter of Joshua Arnold, at Pawtucket, in 60th year. Amer- ican of
Sally, wife of John C., aged 36 years,
John, Esq., merchant, at Salem, Mass., aged 66 years. American of
Oct. 21, 1817
Capt. Jabez, at Pawtucket, in 38th year,
Oct. 22, 1817
John, at Smithfield, in 82d year. American of
March 3, 1818
Miss Mary, late of Pawtucket, at Wrentham; sermon by Rev. Mr. Potter,
March 4, 1818
Rhoda, wife of Jarathmael, Esq., at Paw- tucket, in 57th year ; sermon by Dr. Bene- dict, Prov XIII : 32,
Miss Freelove, in 68th year,
Joseph, Esq, at Terre Haute, Ind., formerly of this state.
Sept. 13, 1818
Mrs. Rhoda, at Cumberland, suddenly, in 72d year. American of
May 11, 1819
Thomas B., late of Providence, at Cumber- land, aged 33 years,
Aug. 20, 1819
William Codman, son of John C., at Rayn- ham, Mass., aged 10 months,
Aug. 27, 1819
Eliza Macpherson, daughter of George, at Pawtucket, aged 18 years,
Nov. 21, 1819
Rufus, son of Capt. John, at Smithfield, in 22d year,
Moses, at Pawtucket, in 69th year,
Benjamin, at Cumberland, in 24th year, son of James. American of
Clarissa Emeline, daughter of David, Esq., at Smithfield, aged 1 year, 12 days,
April 14, 1820 April 15, 1820
May 2, 1820
Aug. 19, 1820
Oct. 18, 1816 May 8, 1817
April 3, 1818 April 22, 1818
304
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
JENCKES Barton, formerly of North Providence, at Boston, aged 24 years,
Capt. Thomas, formerly of Providence, at sea, on board ship Meridean, on passage to Liverpool from New Orleans. American of
Nov. 27, 1820
Dec. 29, 1820
Joseph, at Smithfield, in 81st year, grandson of Gov. Joseph. 10 of his children with their wives and husbands attended him to the grave,
Arnold, eldest son of Luke, at Wrentham, in 23d year,
Jerathmeil, at Pawtucket, aged 59 years,
Mrs. Margaret, widow of Major Ichabod. at Pawtucket, in 79th year,
July 11, 1821
Edward Anthony, son of John C.,
Aug. 16, 1821
William Dexter, son of late Joseph, at Cum- berland, in 18th year. American of
Oct. 19, 1821
Fanny W., wife of Robert, at Nantucket, aged 24 years. American of
June 11, 1822
Col. Eleazer, at Pawtucket, in 76th year, Lemuel, infant son of Ezra,
Oct. 3, 1822
Polly, wife of Ezra, aged 29 years,
Oct 8, 1822
Sarah, widow of Capt. John, at Smithfield, in 64th year, William, at Smithfield, aged 53 years,
Nov. 8, 1822
Feb. 4, 1823
John Scott, formerly of Providence, at Regla, near Havana,
Ezra, in 31st year,
Abigail, wife of Capt. Alvin, and daughter of Major Cyrus Comstock, of Wrentham,
at the Chocolate Mills village, near Paw- tucket, in 20th year,
Sept. 5, 1823
March 23, 1824
Nov. 10, 1824
Benjamin Burr, son of Hollis K., drowned at Coventry, in 10th year,
Lois, widow of Moses, at North Providence, aged 83 years. She has eight own sisters and two brothers now living whose united ages are 770 years,
George, at Pawtucket, aged 68 years,
George, 2d, at Pawtucket, in 40th year,
Frederick A., formerly of Providence, at Charleston, S. C., aged about 35 years,
Charles Williams, son of late Capt. William C., aged 14 years, Nehemiah, at Pawtucket, in 56th year,
Jan. 25, 1825
March 1, 1825 May 25, 1825 July 6, 1825
July 17, 1825
Oct. 14, 1825 Nov. 22, 1828
Feb. 19, 1821
June 4, 1821 June 13, 1821
Sept. 28, 1822
June 25, 1823 Aug. 26, 1823
Eunice, wife of Robert, and daughter of Hon. Isaac Coffin, at Nantucket. American of Isaac Burr, infant son of Hollis K., at Cov- entry, aged 14 months, 12 days,
305
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
JENCKES Hannah, wife of Christopher, and daughter of late William Whipple, at Smithfield, in 91st year. She had 9 chil- dren, 56 grand, 102 great-grand, 12 great- great-grand, and 2 great-great-great-grand- children. She was one of 17 children of one family,
Mrs. Hannah, at Smithfield, aged 92 years, George Edwin, infant son of George F., at Pawtucket,
Jan. 4, 1826
Freelove, wife of Isaac, of Charlton, Mass , and daughter of Major Nathan Dexter, at Charlton, aged 29 years,
Jan. 10, 1826
Sept. 2, 1826
-, infant daughter of Capt. Alvin and Elsa, at Central Falls, aged 1 month,
Silence, widow of late Col. Eleazer, aged 75 years,
Oct. 14, 1826
Caroline, daughter of Daniel, at Smithfield, aged 13 years,
April 13, 1827
Aug. 17, 1827
March 11, 1828
March 21, 1828 Aug. 24, 1828
Nov. 18, 1828
Nov. 18, 1828
Obadiah, son of Ebenezer, Esq., at Savan- nah, Ga., in 27th year,
April 7, 1829
Edward S., of Massachusetts, seaman, at sea, from the Caledonia,
May 6, 1829
Jonathan B., at Pawtucket, in 34th year. American of
Susannah, widow of Joshua, at Smithfield, in 69th year,
Feb. 15, 1830
March 20, 1831
Betsey, widow of George, and daughter of Shadrack Miller, of Westboro, Mass., at Pawtucket, in 40th year,
Ephraim, at Valley Falls, suddenly, aged 60 years, Walter Paine, son of Mr. H .- , aged II months,
Aug. 4, 1831
Dec. 11, 1831
May 28, 1832
Martha, wife of Gen. Charles, and daughter of Col. Elisha Mowry, of Smithfield, at Warehouse Point, Ct., aged about 50 years, Sarah, widow of Capt. William C., aged 48 years,
James, at Cumberland, aged 65 years,
Albert Augustus, infant son of A. C., at Paw- tucket,
William Wallace, son of C. D., at Pawtucket, aged 17 months,
Nov. 17, 1829
Elizabeth, wife of John, at Smithfield, aged 60 years,
Nov. 28, 1825 Nov. 28, 1825
Elsa, wife of Capt. Alvin, at Central Falls, in 26th year,
Sept. 13, 1826
Frederick A., at Charleston, S. C., formerly of Rhode Island,
306
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
JENKINS Jeremiah, Fones, merchant, in this town, in 60th year,
Mehitable, of Berwick, at Dover, N. H., aged 84 years, Friend preacher. American of Sarah, at Elliott, N. H., Friend minister, aged 93 years. American of Hon. Robert, mayor of Hudson, N. Y., thrown overboard by the boom on sloop John Hancock. The injury caused his death,
May 2, 1814
Dec. 1, 1815
Dec. 1, 1815
Hannah A., wife of William, merchant,
Mr. - , killed by lightning while plowing in the field, in Virginia. American of
Aug. 19, 1823
John, a teacher of penmanship, at Wilming- ton, Del. American of
Oct. 31, 1823
Anna, wife of Tristam, at Nantucket, aged 70 years. American of
Dec. 2, 1824
Tristam, at Nantucket, aged 84 years. American of
Oct. 2, 1829
William Almy, infant son of William and Anna A., aged 17 months,
Sept. 11, 1830
Mary, widow of J. F,, of Providence, at New Haven, aged 65 years,
Oct. 21, 1830
JENKINSON Elizabeth S., daughter of Richard F., aged 7 years,
March 17, 1826
March 14, 1823 Jan. 22, 1822 May 28, 1824
Lucy daughter of late Oliver, in 19th year, Rosario, of R hoboth, on coast of Africa,
May 1, 1825 Feb. - , 1826
John, at Cape May, of cholera. American of JENNISON Samuel, at Cranston, suddenly,
Samuel, at Millbury, aged 97 years. Ameri- can of
Nov. 16, 1824
Andrew B., late of Cambridgeport, at Baton Rouge, aged 29 years. American of
Sept. 11, 1829
April 20, 1812
JERAULD Capt. Samuel G., at Norfolk, Va., George, at Pawtucket, in 15th year, drowned at the Falls,
Dr. Gorton, formerly of Warwick, at Preston, Ind., in 70th year,
JERNIGAN Dr. Martin, near Kaskaskia, Ill., was shot accidentally by his brother while out turkey shooting. American of
JEROME John, at Boston, aged 89 years, native of France, came with Gen. Lafayette and served with him in the war. American of
March 2, 1818
July 5, 1821
Nov. 4, 1831
Nov. 27, 1832
JENNER Dr. - , the discoverer of vaccina- tion, in England, aged 74 years. Ameri- can of
JENNINGS Oliver, in 44th year, William, in 22d year,
Benjamin, of Boston, at Providence, aged 34 years. American of Jan. 1, 1830 July 27, 1832 Feb. 5, 1818
Nov. 10, 1819 Dec. 29, 1819
307
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
JESSE -, a negro, executed at Cheraw, S. C., for setting fire to a house Christmas day. American of
Feb. 12, 1828
JESSUP Samuel, at Lincolnshire, aged 65 years. The great pill taker; he is said to have taken in 21 years 229,934 pills, or 29 a day ;
1 the latter part of his life it averaged 78 a day, in addition to 40,000 bottles of mix- ture. American of
Aug. 15, 1817
JOUVET Louis, at Newport, in 65th year. American of
Sept. 8, 1815
JEWETT Jonathan, at Northampton, Mass., a suicide, hung himself in his cell ; was to be executed that same day for the murder of his father,
Nov. 9, 1815
John P., at Hartford, Conn., aged 35 years, one of the crew of the ship Boston lost at Nootka Sound in 1802. American of
Jan. 23, 1821
David M., at Lyme, jumped from the roof of his house while insane,
May 8, 1821
Dr. David, at Newport, aged 43 years, late of Massachusetts,
Nov. 23, 1821
Eleanor M., wife of Rev. Paul, of Fairhaven, Mass., at Salem, aged 30 years, while on a visit. American of
Paul, Esq., at Rowley, Mass., aged 90 years, Julia, at Berlin, Ct., aged 76 years,
JILLSON Rebecca, wife of David, suddenly, at Attleboro. American of
Dec. 11, 1821
Elizabeth, wife of Uriah, at Cumberland, aged 69 years, Society of Friends,
Luke, at Cumberland, aged 68 years,
Silas C., son of Uriah, at Cumberland, aged 24 years,
Pardon Potter, infant son of Pardon P., aged 18 months,
Aug. 27, 1823
Nathaniel, at Cumberland, in 75th year, sol- dier of the Revolution,
Dec. 22, 1823
JIM, a negro, executed in North Carolina, for murder of his master,
JOE and MOLLY, negroes, executed at Con- cord, N. C., for murder of Mrs. Long,
JOE, colored, aged 19 years, drowned himself while running to escape punishment, at Norfolk, Va. American of
JOERS Mrs. Mary, in England ; in will gives an annuity of £20 per annum to support her pet cat and dog, and on their death to the
March 17, 1822 Jan. 6, 1823
July 14, 1823
William, Esq., formerly of Cumberland, at Windham, Ct., in 40th year,
May 8, 1831
Aug. 23, 1816
May 30, 1828
June 15, 1830
Oct. 8, 1822 Aug. 29, 1828 Feb. 5, 1829
308
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
JOERS :
one who takes care of them if they kindly carry out her wishes. American of JOHNSON Capt. Francis, U. S. Army, in Mis- sissippi territory. American of Jack (colored), aged about 18 years, died at the house of William Jones,
Nov. 19, 1813 May 9, 1809
Nov. 25, 1809 Jan. 21, 1810
John, at Dana, Mass., about
Capt. Hogan, late master of schooner Inde- pendence of Providence, at Savannah, Ga., aged 34 years,
Feb. 12, 1811
killed by - Handy, while gunning, at Smithfield,
Silena, daughter of Capt. Elisha, aged 20 years, at Windsor, Vt., 50 young ladies preceded the corpse, to the burial ground. American of
Nov. 12, 1811
Aug. 22, 1813
JOHNSTON Mrs. Abigail, wife of Ebenezer, in this town,
May 28, 1814
Aug. 6, 1816
Sept. 10, 1816 Feb. 16, 1817
Sept. 2, 1817
Sept. 16, 1817
April 14, 1818
May 15, 1818
May 20, 1810
July 20, 1819
Oct. 26, 1819
Nov. 4, 1819
JOHNSON Isaac (colored), aged 36 years ; while trying to save Benjamin Pearce from drowning, at Litchfield American of Hon. Samuel, formerly Governor of North Carolina, and later Judge in Superior Court, at Shewarky, N. C., aged 83 years. American of
Resolved, at Thompson, Ct., in 65th year, Hon. John, in Ohio, one of the Supreme Judges of Indiana. American of
Charles, in this town, in 50th year. American of
Lt. Gen. William S, in England. He was at Quebec in 1756, and at Bunker Hill, where he was severely wounded. American of Major Matthew R., at Newport, in 56th year. American of
Thomas, executed at Hamilton, Bermuda, for the murder of a man of the same name, William, at Scituate, was suffocated in a well. American of
Thomas, first governor of Maryland, at Fred- erickstown, aged 88 years,
William Samuel, LL.D., late president of Co- lumbia College, and eldest son of Rev. Dr. Johnson, the first president ; was born at Stratford 1727, graduated at Yale 1744, studied at Harvard, also died at said place of birth,
May 26, 1811
Hon. Benjamin, at West Greenwich, in 65th year; was one of the justices of the Su- preme Court,
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
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JOHNSON J-, of the Theatre, aged 60 years, at New York. American of
Waterman, at North Providence, in 34th year, William, seaman, at Havana. American of Lieut. Samuel B., of U. S. Marine Corps, on board U. S. Ship Macedonian, in the South Seas,
Mrs. - , at Lansinburgh, from eating poisonous plants. American of
July 14, 1820
Hope, wife of Capt. Samuel, of Middletown, Ct., aged 63 years,
Sept. 24, 1820
George William, aged 27 years, mate of brig Pegasus, eldest son of Ebenezer, of Provi- dence, at Havana,
Mrs. Mary, at Salem, aged 81 years, a widow. run over by a wagon while crossing the street. American of
Miss Statira, at Warwick, in 19th year,
John Henry, son of John, bookseller, of Prov- idence, at Gorham, Me.,
Dec. 14, 1821
John A., aged 72 years, Pensioner of the Rev- olution,
April 20, 1822
John C., at Warwick, aged 28 years. Ameri- can of
July 12, 1822
Fanny S., wife of Charles, and daughter of late Thomas Cutler, of Providence, at Wil- mington, N. C., aged 36 years,
F. -, his wife and two daughters, at New Orleans, of the fever. American of
Oct. 11, 1822
Rev. Gordon, at Killingly, Ct., aged 56 years. American of
May 16, 1823
JOHNSTONE Capt. J., of the Royal Navy, in England, aged 59 years. He was master of the brig Chatham which accompanied Van- couver round the world. American of
JOHNSON Richard, of Rhode Island, in New York Hospital, aged 28 years. American of
June 10, 1823
Thomas, of New York, at Savannah, between Aug. 10 and 17, 1823
Anthony, of Germantown, Penn., in 78th year, of Society of Friends. American of Adam, at Pelham, N. H. He gave by will $5,000 to Amherst College. American of Patience, widow of Augustus, at Newport, aged 88 years. American of
Aug. 26, 1823
Sept. 5, 1823
Sept. 30, 1823
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