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Mary, wife of Nathan, at Jewett City, Ct., aged 45 years. American of Samuel (colored), aged 41 years, Rev. Daniel, a licentiate of Princeton Semi- nary, at Newport,
Jan. 6, 1 824 Jan. 26, 1824
Aug. 9, 1824
Nov. 5, 1819 March 15, 1820 May 2, 1820
May 30, 1820
April 25. 1821
May 25, 1821 July 23, 1821
Sept. - , 1822
May 27, 1823
310
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
JOHNSON John, Esq., Chancellor of the State of Maryland, suddenly, on his way to Bed- ford Springs. American of
1 Benjamin, seaman, formerly of Newport, at the Hospital, Bristol,
Sept. 9, 1824
Mrs. Maria L., wife of Rev. Evan M., for- merly of Newport, at Newtown, L. I., aged 27 years. American of
July 26, 1825
Elizabeth, widow of Resolved, of Thompson, Ct., at Providence, aged 74 years,
Aug. 20, 1825
Capt. Nicholas, at Newburyport, aged 73 years. Said to be the first New England Captain to display the Stars and Stripes on the river Thames, Eng. American of Eliza, aged 21 years,
Nov. 8, 1825 Feb 23, 1826
Mary S., wife of Benedict, daughter of John Westgate, of Tiverton, at Warwick, in 21st year,
April 22, 1826
Hannah, wife of Dr. Cyrus, at Newport, aged 38 years,
June 13, 1826
Mrs. Phebe, at the residence of John B. Wil- kinson, Esq., in Limestone Co., S. C., in 114th year,
William, at Taunton, aged 87 years,
Polly, wife of Timothy, at Worcester, in 54th year,
Aug. 8, 1826
Mary Angell, infant daughter of Benjamin G., at Coventry, aged 15 months, II days, Peter, seaman, at sea on board brig Baltic. American of
July 17, 1827
George Waterman, infant son of Benjamin G., at Coventry,
Aug, 12, 1828 July 8, 1828
Richard, aged 16 years,
Miss Amelia, at Slatersville, aged 28 years, formerly of Mendon. American of
Sept. 9, 1828
Miss Amelia, at Slatersville, formerly of Mendon, aged 23 years. American of . John, Esq., at Sault Ste. Marie, aged 65 years. He settled at Falls of St. Marie in 1791; became a fur trader ; married an Indian chief's daughter, by whom he had 8 chil- dren, whom he educated with much care, one of whom married Mr. Schoolcraft,
Sept. 12, 1828
Sept. 22, 1828 Oct. 5, 1828
Feb. 24, 1829
May 7, 1829 Jan. 26, 1830
July 23, 1830
William, infant son of John L.,
William, (colored) found in the canal basin, drowned. American of
Catharine, executed at Blackwell Island, New York, for murder, Sir John, Bart., at Montreal. American of Lucy (colored), killed by Catharine Hayward (white). American of
Aug. 10, 1824
July 6, 1826 July 21, 1826
Oct. 14, 1826
1
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
311
JOHNSON Amanda Malvina, infant daughter of R. G. American of
Thomas, seaman, of brig John Decatur, at sea, of fever. American of
John, master of the Monopolist ; perished in shipwreck at sea, off Cape Island, Del.,
Dec. 5, 1830
Capt. Benjamin, at Manchester, Mass., aged 33 years; was third in command under Croghan, in defence of Fort Sandusky against Proctor. American of
.. Jan. 7, 1831
Priscilla, widow of Abraham, at Enfield, aged 102 years, 6 months. She had lived in the town 39 years and had never required a doctor. Her descendants are 9 children, 75 grand, 182 great-grand, 6 great-great- grandchildren. American of
Elizabeth, at Boston, aged 24 years. Amer- ican of
Solon, at Boston, aged 28 years. American of
Henry Cushing, only son of John, aged 6 years, 5 months,
-, was shot while lying in bed asleep, at Franklin, Howard Co., Mo. American of Job, at Foster, aged 77 years,
Francis Kennedy, only son of Lieut. Edward S., aged 18 months,
June 27, 1832
Benjamin P., at Norwalk, Ct., thrown from his carriage,
Aug. 8, 1832
Nathan, at Berlin, Mass., aged 84 years; was at Bunker Hill and declared he fired the last shot at the enemy. American of
JOHONOT Francis, Esq., late U. S. Navy Agent, at Boston,
Jan. 8, 1833 Oct. 20, 1815
JONES Major Gersham, in this town, in 58th year. Masonic honors,
May 1, 1809
Catharine S., infant daughter of Josiah, in this town,
Aug. 31, 1809
Gov. Merriweather, of Upper Louisiana, by suicide. American of
Nov. 17, 1809
Ebenezer, at Rehoboth, in 46th year. Ma- sonic honors,
Jan. 30, 1811
Ruel, at Spencer, Mass., aged 22 years, per- ished in the snow storm,
Dec. 24, 1811
Mrs. Elizabeth, in this town, formerly of Newport, in 85th year,
Oct. 3, 1812
William, 2d, of this town, at Smithfield, aged 30 years ; he fell from the third floor of Samuel Nightingale & Co.'s factory. American of
Aug. 24, 1830 Sept. 21, 1830
March 8, 1831
April 22, 1831 April 27, 1831 July 4, 1831 Jan. 20, 1832 May 24, 1832
Oct. 19, 1813
312
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
JONES Josiah, one of the editors of the Patriot, in this town.
Mrs. Mary, in the Isle of Skye, Scotland, aged 127 years; she had lived to see the sixth generation. American of
Walker, a native of the Sandwich Islands, aged 20 years. American of
Hon. William, nephew of the late Gen. Mont- gomery, and brother of the present Lord Renslagh, at Redhook, N. Y. American of
Major Benjamin Dunn, in this town, in 32d year,
April 9, 1815
Thomas. merchant, brother of the governor, in 60th year,
April 13, 1815
John Peirce, an elder in the Baptist church, and brother of the governor, in 67th year,
April 16, 1815
Abel, late of Bristol, died in Kentucky. American of
Oct. 24, 1815
Henry A., of Pearson Co., Va., murdered by two negro women and negro Jim,
April 26, 1816
William, merchant ; he threw a cigar stump . into some loose powder ; the result was the destruction of himself and his store, at Fredericksburg, Va American of
July 30, 1816
Samuel, in Ohio, shot through the heart by Jacob Lewis, in a dispute over a saddle. American of
Jan. 10, 1817
Samuel E., son of the late Major Gershom, of this town, at Utica, N. Y., in 34th year. American of
April 4, 1817
Mrs. Mary, in this town, aged 87 years. . American of
Sept. 16, 1817
Elizabeth, wife of Thomas, formerly of Prov- idence, at Louisville, Ky.,
Oct. 29, 1817
Mrs. Harriet, daughter of Christopher Hill, aged 27 years,
Oct. 29, 1817
Samuel, murdered by Jacob Lewis, at Lones- ville. O. American of
Dec. 16, 1817
Rev. Absalom, rector of African church of St. Thomas, at Philadelphia. American of Jeremiah, of this town, at Savannah, Ga., in 30th year ; leaves wife and two children, Spencer, son of the late Ebenezer, of See- konk, in 17th year,
Feb. 27, 1818
July 22, 1819
Samuel, Esq., attorney at law, at New York. American of
Samuel, Esq., at Milford, Mass., aged 75 years, many years member of Massachu- setts legislature. American of
Dec. 5, 1819
Dec. 7, 1819
Jan. 18, 1820
Feb. 23, 1814
July 15, 1814 July 15, 1814
March 10, 1815
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
313
JONES William, seaman, perished in the wreck of the schooner Quaker,
James, son of late Major Gershom, of this town, at New York, in 37th year. Ameri- can of
May 9, 1820
July 31, 1820
Oct. 1, 1820
Desire, widow of Major Gershom, in 67th year,
Nov. 17, 1820
John A., of Stamford, Ct., at sea, on board U. S Ship Cyane. American of
Jan. 5, 1821
Miss Eliza D., at Newport, in 29th year. American of
Feb. 6, 1821 Feb. 24, 1821 Oct. 12, 1821
April 9, 1822
April 12, 1822
June 18, 1822
June 18, 1822
Sept. 1, 1822
Rev. Henry T., formerly editor of Southern Intelligencer, at Somerville, S. C. Amer- ican of
Seth, at Raynham, aged 82 years. Amer- ican of
Capt. Zephaniah, at Berkeley, aged 85 years. American of
Benjamin, at Taunton, aged 57 years,
Lucinda, wife of Emanuel, daughter of Jona- than Nichols, of Providence, on Sullivan's Island, near Charleston, S. C.,
Mrs. Ruth, in 82d year ; had been a professor more than 50 years,
Ebenezer, suffocated in a well at Ashburn- ham, Mass.,
John, at Tiverton, aged 20 years,
March 6, 1820
Benoni Pearce, son of Dr. James, aged I year,
Capt. Jenkins D., of schooner Huntress, late of Providence, at Mobile Point,
Susan, wife of Benjamin, in 71st year, Williams, at Foster, in 36th year,
Hon. William, aged 67 years ; for six years was governor of the state; formerly had served in the Assembly ; was a soldier in the Revolution and seervd also in the Navy, Rev. W., at Broxburn, Eng. Twelve years since, he was ill and ordered his coffin made; recovering, he used it as a bookcase. Two days before he died he said he should use it and ordered the books taken out. Amer- ican of
Mary, wife of Horace, Esq., at St. Albans, Vt., aged 40 years,
Sally C. B., daughter of Horace, Esq., of St. Albans, Vt., at Greenfield, Mass., aged 17 years,
James, of Boston, on his return from Au- gusta, Ga ..
Sept. 2, 1823 1 Oct. 10, 1823
Nov. 28, 1823 July 12, 1824
Sept. 29, 1824
Aug. 16, 1825
Aug. 31, 1825 Sept. 7, 1825
314
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
JONES Lieut. John, Jr., at Wellington, Mass., aged 25 years. American of
Joanna, at Taunton, aged 16 years,
Sept. 13, 1825 Oct. 5, 1825
Thomas G., of Providence, at Smithfield, in 22d year,
Feb. 4, 1826
Daniel, seaman, perished in the wreck of the
Frances Mary, at sea, between Feb. 23d and March 5, 1826 John, apprentice boy, nephew of Owen, per-
ished in the wreck of the Frances Mary, at sea, between Feb. 23d and: March 5, 1826
John, a boy, perished in the wreck of the
Frances Mary, at sea, between Feb. 23, and March 5, 1826 William Wallace, infant son of Ezra, March 29, 1826
Stephen, at Glocester, in 76th year,
June 13, 1826
Benjamin, formerly of Newport, in 82d year, soldier of the Revolution,
July 5, 1826
Josiah, at North Kingstown, in 35th year,
July 5, 1826
Caroline Elizabeth, youngest daughter of Thomas, of Louisville, Ky., at Providence, in 15th year,
Nov. 18, 1826
Eliah, of Chesterfield, Mass, thrown from his stage and killed,
Dec. 21, 1826
Caroline Elizabeth, infant daughter of John P., Esq.,
March 28, 1828
Fanny Maria, only daughter of Capt. Peleg E., at Bristol, aged I year, 10 months,
July 18, 1828
Samuel, found dead in the woods, at Rose Wayne Co., N. Y .; was murdered. Amer- ican of
Aug. 19, 1828
, wife of O. S., formerly of Hartford, Ct., at Bristol, very suddenly,
Sept. 1, 1828
Rev. Cave, aged 59 years, chaplain U. S. Navy, at Brooklyn, N. Y. American of Joseph H., of St. Louis, merchant, a suicide ; £4,000 had been placed in his keeping ; he left a note saying he did not take the money or his relatives. American of
Feb. 6, 1829
Walter, Jr., eldest son of Gen. Walter, at Washington City, in 19th year,
April 4, 1829
William, at Seekonk, aged 62 years,
June 22, 1829
Elizabeth, at Seekonk, aged 82 years,
Sept. 7, 1829
Edward, chief clerk of the U. S. treasury, at Washington, aged 74 years, 9 months. American of
Benjamin, at Hillsboro, N. H., aged 83 years, dropped dead in the field. American of
Edward, late chief clerk in Treasury De- partment, at Washington, aged 74 years. American of
John Coffin, Esq., at Boston. American of
Feb. 20, 1829
Sept. 25, 1829
Oct. 23, 1829
Oct. 23, 1829 Oct. 30, 1829
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
315
JONES Abraham, A. B., at Boston, aged 18 years. American of
Mary, wife of John. aged 55 years. 37 years member of 2d Baptist church of Newport, at Providence,
Feb. 1, 1830
March 26, 1830
March 26, 1830
April 6, 1830
May 25, 1830
Sept. 2, 1830
Dec. 14, 1830
Jan. 7, 1831 May 28, 1831
Sept. 13, 1831
Feb. 10, 1832
March 9, 1832 Dec. 2, 1832
Aug. 23, 1816
July 13, 1821
Jan. 13, 1824
Oct. 25, 1831
: March 28, 1820
Nov. 15, 1822
Mr. - and a child, perished at sea in a shipwreck. American of
Gersham, son of late Major Gersham, Hon. William, late collector of the port of Philadelphia, and formerly secretary of the Navy, at Bethlehem, Penn. American of Anne, widow of late Gov. William, in 67th year,
Joseph, son of Alexarder, Esq., of Provi- dence, at Tampico, aged about 32 years. American of
Samuel, drowned in New York harbor,
JORDAN Mrs. - , at St. Cloud, near Paris, an actress. She had a large family of chil- dren by the Duke of Clarence, many of whom have distinguished themselves. It was understood that the Duke and she were married secretly although the laws of the realm would not allow a public ac- knowl dgement. American of
Mr. Camille, member of House of Deputies, Paris. American of
Thomas, seaman, at sea on board ship Wash- ington, on passage from Canton to Ham- burg. American of
JOURDAN -, colored, at the New York Hospital, of small pox. American of JOURNAGAN Eliphal, at Newport, in 70th year. American of JOUVET Peter, chief mate of brig Brutus, lost overboard,
Jan. 15, 1830
John, formerly of England, at Boston, aged 72 years. American of
Capt. Peleg G., of Bristol, lost at sea in the wreck of his vessel, the brig Olive Branch, -, a clerk, at Pittsburgh, Penn., suicide. American of
Henry Percival, son of William, at Boston, aged 17 years. American of
Mrs. Martha W., wife of W-, of Charles- ton, S. C., at Boston, aged 34 years. She was a native of Savana La Mar, Jamaica, educated in Boston and 13 years past resi- dent of Charleston, S. C.,
Benjamin, at New York Hospital, aged 55 years. American of
316
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
JOY Francis, at Nantucket, merchant, aged 83 years. American of
Josiah, at Cranston, in 56th year,
George, eldest son of Samuel, at Cranston, aged 36 years,
John, at Boston, aged 73 years. American of Christopher, at Boston, aged 25 years. Amer- ican of
Aug. 10, 1830
JUDGE Rev. Hilliard, Methodist, at Winnisbor- ough, S. C. American of
May 5, 1 820
JUDSON Almira, at Ashford, Ct., aged 16 years. American of
May 20, 1825
Elnathan, surgeon U. S. Navy, at Washing- ton City,
May 8, 1829
Sarah, wife of Philo, at New York, aged 60 years,
March 12, 1831
JUNE Daniel, at Brandon, Vt., aged 60 years, from a blow of a lever he was using in raising a stone. American of
May 14, 1830
JUNER Amos, aged 58 years,
Jan. 18, 1827
May 13, 1812
JUSTIN Samuel, in this town, in 31st year, Mrs. Mary, in 65th year,
Jan. 4, 1816 June 6, 1831
K
KALBFLEISH J. A., alias Thomas Allen, na- tive of Flanders, at St. Blas, on board ship Asia,
KALILE Martin, suicide by hanging, near Ham- ilton, O. American of
KAMINSY Count, Commander of the Russian Army, after the removal of Benigsen, aged 70 years. American of
KANE Archibald, merchant, at Port au Prince. American of
KAST Dr. Thomas, at Boston, aged 70 years. American of
KAULL Hiram, son of John, at Newport, aged 19 years, suddenly,
KAYSER J. - , at New Orleans, of the fever. American of
KEECH Stephen, at Glocester, in 60th year, Vililia A., daughter of Peter, at Cumberland, in 22d year,
Aug. 15, 1821
Aug. 18, 1829
Jan. 12, 1810 Nov. 21, 1817
June 30, 1820
Oct. 28, 1824
Oct. 11, 1822 March 27, 1814
April 19, 1818
Philip, Jr., aged 20 years,
Sept. 20, 1822 Nov. 2, 1827
Jan. 18, 1829 March 9, 1830
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
317
KEECH Abraham, at Otsego, N. Y., formerly at Smithfield, in 75th year. American of Peter, in 52d year,
Betsey, wife of Asel, at Burrillville, in 52d year,
Phebe, wife of Zephaniah, in 37th year,
KEELER Major Isaac, at New York, in 72d year. He served the entire period of the Revolution as a Lieutenant and later as Captain in the Connecticut Line. Amer- ican of
Aug. 2, 1825 July 26, 1827
Nov. 19, 1830
April 22, 1814 May 3, 1815 Nov. 9, 1815
April 26, 1816
Anna Hall, infant daughter of Josiah, in this town, aged 19 years,
Sept. 4, 1817
Sally and Mary, daughters of John, at Valley Falls, aged 15 and 13 years, drowned one in trying to rescue the other,
Abby, wife of Josiah, in 42d year,
Harriet F., only daughter of Josiah, in 20th year,
Aug. 29, 1829
Mrs. Anna W., wife of Major Josiah, and daughter of William Wilkinson, Esq., in 37th year,
Sept. 14, 1831
KEER William, at . Lock, Penn., his three young- est children died the same day and were all buried in the same grave,
KEFFINGTON Sarah, wife of Benjamin, and daughter of Ebenezer Chace, at Somerset, aged 22 years,
KEISER Capt. C., U. S. Army, at Fort Haw- kins. American of
KEITH Major Zephaniah, formerly of Easton, Mass., at Pittsford, Vt., in 90th year,
Cyrus R., son of Cyrus, of Providence, at Charleston, S. C., aged 26 years,
Major John, of Georgetown, S. C., at North Island, S. C. American of
May 15, 1821 Aug. 27, 1823
Nov. 18, 1829 Dec. 13, 1831
J. B., died at sea, on board ship Louisiana,
Benjamin, at Pittsfield, aged 89 years. He came to the town 73 years ago, and 5 years after its first settlement in 1752. The town has 4,000 souls. American of KEEMER Thomas, private U. S. Army ; was sentenced to be shot but reprieved while kneeling on his coffin. Helent his clothes to a prisoner to escape,
KEENE Miss Alice, in this town, in 44th year, Anna, widow, of Charles, Esq., aged 72 years, Mrs. - , widow of Ebenezer, at Fairhaven. American of
Dec. 11, 1822 Oct. 5, 1827
Elisha, at Greene, Me., aged 65 years, native of Taunton, Mass. American of
April 29, 1831
Sept. 11, 1816
Sept. 20, 1831
Nov. 5, 1819.
Jan. 29, 1820,
Dec. 16, 1822
Oct. 3, 1823
318
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
KEITH Lieut. Solomon, at Bridgewater, aged 74 years. American of
Nov. 25, 182 3
C. M., native of Bridgewater, at Charleston, S. C., of the tever,
Sept. 10, 1824
James, Esq., at Alexandria, D. C., aged ço years ; was Mayor of the city when a public dinner was given to Gen. Lafayette 40 years ago and the day the General again visited the place was the last of his useful life. American of
Zilpah, at Bridgewater, in 86th year. Amer- ican of
Cornelius, at Bath, Me., aged 75 years, a Rev- olutionary pensioner. American of
Jan. 19, 1830
KELLER John C., of this town, at New Orleans, in 42d year. American of
Aug. 26, 1817
Rev. William, Baptist, in Jefferson Co., Ky., aged 47 years. American of
Dec. 30, 1817
KELLERMAN Marshall, duke of Volmy. In France. American of
Nov. 17, 1820
KELLEY Priscilla, daughter of Daniel, at Warren, in 28th year,
Feb. 17, 1810
John, drowned In Bristol Harbor, fell over- board from privateer Yankee,
Feb. 28, 1814
Edward, drowned from on board the Privateer Yankee, in Bristol Harbor, in February ; was found April 20: After sermon by Rev. Mr. Wight, was interred. American of
.
May 27, 1814
Erastus, native of Newport, son of Rev. Eras- tus, formerly pastor of Baptist Church at Harrisburg, Pa,
Jan. 18, 1817
Mack, at New York, found dead in a shed partly naked, died from cold and exposure. American of
Feb. 18, 1820
Patience, wife of Asa, at Mendon, in 63d year, Joseph, at Warren, aged 84 years,
Oct. 13, 1821 March 27, 1822
Col. James, cashier of the State Bank, killed in a duel with Russell Batsford, in Vandalia, Ill. American of
Aug. 12, 1823
Dr. Marcus N., at Charleston, S. C. Ameri- can of
Dec. 17, 1824
Church, at Warren, in 47th year. American of
May 13, 1825
Mary, aged about 90 years,
Sept. 8, 1825
Alexander, seaman, perished in the wreck of the Francis Mary, at sea,
between Feb. 23, and March 5, 1826 Michael, a musical composer, in 64th year,
at Margrave, Eng. American of Nov. 17, 1826
Oct. 24, 1824
Sept. 26, 1828
319
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
KELLEY Joseph James, son of Joseph, of Warren, drowned at sea,
John, his wife presented him with 5 children at one birth, who all died about a year ago, she also had 5 at a birth and a year before 2 making 12 children in about 2 years. They are natives of Ireland, now are at Mercer, Penn. American of
March -, 1827
Aug. 24, 1827 Nov. 9, 1827
John, formerly of Warren, at Swanzey,
Levi, executed, for murder, at Coopers- town, N. Y. American of Jan. 4, 1828
Martha, wife of Edward, formerly of Warren, at Pawtucket, in 52d year, suddenly,
Jan. 10, 1829
Daniel, at Roxbury, aged 40 years. Ameri- can of
Oct. 9, 1829
Michael, executed at Montreal, for murder of Sergeant O'Neill. American of
Oct. 12, 1830
Miss Bethany, at Barnstable, aged 30 years. American of
Dec. 17, 1830
Jesse, at Matanzas, formerly of Providence, in 22d year. American of
Feb. 18, 1831
KELLEGG Eli, from New England, in Wash- ington Co., Miss. Ter., from a cold and a fall,
Oct. 18, 1811
Jan. 28, 1820
KELSEY Dr. - , at Rochester, N. Y., killed by a falling tree. American of
Sept. 6, 1825
KELTON Mary, daughter of the late Stephen, in this town, in 30th year,
Aug. 12, 1810
Waite, widow of Stephen, in 81st year. So- ciety of Friends,
Dec. 20, 1820
KILTON Lucippa, at Smithfield, in 48th year, formerly of Johnston,
John Jenckes, at Coventry, in 75th year,
Sarah, widow of John J., at Coventry, aged 81 years,
Dec. 1, 1832
KEMBLE Stephen George, the English Come- edian, in England, aged 64 years. Ameri- can of
Aug. 2, 1822
John Philip, the British Tragedian. In Switz- erland, in 66 year; was brother of Mrs. Siddons. American of
May 2, 1823
KEMP Bishop -- , killed 'by overturning of a stage, in Maryland. American of
Nov. 9, 1827
KEMPER Prof. , of the University, at Leyden. American of
KEMPTON Mary, wife of Silas, at New Bed- ford, aged 40 years. American of
Sept. 14, 1824
July 19, 1825
KELLOGG Austin, at Smithfield, Penn. His house caught fire and his wife and child perished in the flames,
Feb. 5, 1823 Feb. 29, 1824
320
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
KEMPTON Egbert B., son of Silas, Esq., at New Bedford,
Dec. 12, 1828
Mrs. Ruth, at New Bedford, aged 82 years. American of
Oct. 23, 1829
KENDALL Sarah Holroyd, daughter of Noah, in this town, aged 8 months,
June 28, 1814
Sylvanus, at Baltimore, formerly of West- minster. Mass., in 26th year,
Oct. 18, 1814
Mrs. Charlotte, daughter of Capt. Nathaniel Richards, at Boston, in 23d year,
Aug. 22, 1816 April 29, 1821
Chester, at Woodstock, Ct., aged 34 years,
Rebecca, wife of Thomas, daughter of late Rev. Dr. Hezekiah Smith, of Haverhill, at Boston, aged 39 years. American of Abijah, at Templeton, Mass., in 79th year, Charles, mate of brig Gov. Hopkins, at sea, Noah, Esq., in 49th year,
Oct. 26, 1821 Dec. 21, 1821
Mary Ann Holroyd, infant daughter of late Noah, aged 5 months,
Feb. 22, 1824
Mrs. Devotion, of Ashford, Ct., in 29th year. American of
Jan. 15, 1828
KENISTON Mrs. Lydia, formerly of Newbury- port, at Boston. American of
Dec. 1, 1829
KENNALL Mr. - , the deputy sheriff, at New Orleans, of the fever. American of KENNEDY James Barker, infant son of James B., in this town, aged 11 months, 19 days, James B., at Providence, aged 40 years,
Oct. 1I, 1822
Martha, wife of Capt. Edmund P, of the navy, at Norfolk, Va., in 29th year. Amer- ican of
William, murdered by Michael Powers,
Robert A., a U. S. soldier, shot by a grocer in a quarrel, at Sackett's Harbor. Ameri- can of
April 20, 1821
Jackson, aged 4 years, 2 months, adopted son of Benjamin A Robbins,
April 19, 1827
Eliza, wife of William, aged 45 years.
March 14, 1831
Patrick, at Fall River, killed in the picker. American of
Jan. 3, 1832
John, aged 19 years, drowned near Staten Island,
John, drowned in New York Bay,
April 23, 1832 April 23, 1832
Joseph, aged 26 years, son of Capt. William, of Boston, on board ship New Orleans of New York; was returning from a two years residence in South America. Amer- ican of
Sept. 25, 1829
June 8, 1822
Feb. 7, 1824
July 29, 1817 Aug. 22, 1818
Oct. 8, 1819 March 2, 1820
-, merchant, at New Orleans, of the fever. American of
Oct. 11, 1822
321
KENNER William, Esq., at New Orleans, aged 48 years,
May 10, 1824
May 10, 1811
KENNEY Alexander, formerly of East Hart- ford, Ct., aged 106 years. He was possessed of great strength and endurance. When 95 he went into the field with several smart reapers and led the field. His descendants number about 900. American of
Nov. 1, 1814
Michael, seaman, perished in the wreck of the schooner Quaker, March 6, 1820
John, of New York, aged about 17 years lost overboard from schooner Phebe of Bristol, on passage from Havana,
Jan. 18, 1822 July 28, 1828
Lucina, at Sutton, aged 20 years,
KENNISTON Nancy, of Edgartown, at Boston, aged 55 years,
April 18, 1831
KENRICK -, wife of Dr. Adin, at Poultney, Vt., suicide by hanging. American of
April 12, 1831
KENT Abigail, wife of Rev. Asa, Methodist preacher. She was a native of Athens, Vt .; was in her 34th year, at Bristol,
Aug. 11, 1813
Nov. 3, 1815
Duke of Devonshire, Eng .; was married in 1818 and had a daughter born May 1819, who is heir presumptive to the Throne of England,
Hezekiah, at Seekonk, in 76th year,
Samuel, at Barrington, in 89th year,
Abigail, wife of Jacob, in Brookfield, Mass., aged 66 years,
Nov. 16, 1823
Eliza, at Panten, Vt., in 17th year, killed by lightning. American of
June 28, 1825
Ira, son of Ira, at Seekonk, aged II months, 3 days,
Feb. 9, 1828
Lydia, wife of James, at Seekonk, in 85th year,
Feb. 11, 1828
Mary T., aged 26 years, daughter of Heze- kiah, at Cumberland,
Feb. 20, 1828
Mary T., daughter of Hezekiah, at Cumber- land, aged 26 years,
Feb. 20, 1828 Feb. 29, 1828
James, at Seekonk, in 89th year,
Elizabeth, widow of Hezekiah, at Seekonk, in 85th year. American of
May 6, 1828
Horace M., son of William, at Attleboro, aged 20 years. American of
Dec. 8, 1818
April 13, 1819
Dea. Elijah, at Seekonk, in 88th year. Amer- can of
Ruth, wife of Dea. Ezekiel, at Rehoboth, in 74th year,
Jan. 23, 1820 Sept. 14, 1820 Dec. 7, 1821
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
KENNY, John, in Ireland, a Dublin paper says " he broke his neck but received no other damage." American of
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VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
KENT Simon, at Seekonk, suddenly, in 51st year,
Sophia B., 3d daughter of John, at Seekonk, in 24th year. American of
KENTING -, killed at Boston, run over by a wagon. American of
Jan. 1, 1833
KENYON John, of Hopkinton, R. I., at New Haven, Conn., drank a pint and a half of Old Spirits, lived 30 hours. American of Eunice, wife of Solomon, at Richmond, in 54th year. American of
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