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Joseph H., mate of schooner Astria, wrecked near Hatteras,
LANGI George, in Pennsylvania, hung himself in gaol where he had been sentenced for four years for counterfeiting. American of LANG William, at Philadelphia, a soldier of the Revolution, in 80th year. American of LANGDON Henry S., Jr, aged 18 years, at La Orient, son of H. S., of Portsmouth, N. H., midshipman on board U. S. sloop of war Wasp, from wounds received in the action with the British sloop of war Rein- deer. American of
March 26, 1831
Oct. 25, 1832
May 11, 1810
June 5, 1832
Nov. 29, 1814
Col. Samuel, a worthy officer of the army during the late war, for several years com- missioner of public buildings at Washing- ton. American of
Elijah, at Taunton, aged 27 years,
Sept. 18, 1829
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
335
LANGDON Hon. John, late governor of New Hampshire, at Portsmouth, N. H., in 79th year,
Sept. 18, 1819
LANGLEY William, at Newport, in 77th year, more than 20 years member of town coun- cil,
July 4, 1817
George, formerly of Newport, at Washington; N. C. American of
Oct. 10, 1817
Maria, wife of Nathaniel H., daughter of late Jedediah Grinnell, at Newport, aged 26 years,
June 16, 1822 Oct. 5, 1822
Royal D., at Newport, aged 32 years,
Nathaniel D., youngest son of John, Sr., of Newport, aged 20 years, at sea, on board brig New Packet, on passage from Havana to New York. American of
May 16, 1823 Aug: 13, 1823
Mary Durfee, daughter of James L., at New- port, aged 2 years. American of
Capt. John, at Newport, in 89th year,
John L. Munroe, infant son of Lee. aged 8 months,
July 15, 1825 Feb. 10, 1827
Sally, wife of Lee, in 45th year,
Mrs. Sarah, at Newport, in 83d year. Amer- ican of
May 2, 1828
LANGWORTHY William, at Newport, aged 71 years ; served through the Revolution, was in the Northern army and with Paul Jones in the first American frigate that travelled the ocean. American of
LANMAN Mrs. Mary Ann, at Norwich, Ct., aged 43 years. American of
LANNAGAN Hannah Aikens, daughter of James, at Taunton, aged 2 years, 5 months, poisoned from eating root of red Hemlock, LANSFORD James H., seaman, from Rhode Island, drowned at sea from schooner Two Brothers, on passage to St. Pierre. American of
LAPHAM Lewis L., of Boston, a native of Rhode Island, at the English settlement on Columbia River, northwest coast of America, aged 32 years. American of Augustus, at Smithfield, aged 67 years, of Society of Friends,
Otis, infant son of Oliver, at Pawtucket, aged 13 months, LAPREAUX Dr. - , at Paris, aged 87 years, a great medical writer. American of LAQUERK Dr. Ambrose, killed in a duel with V. T. Page, in Texas. American of
Feb. 12, 1828
Sept. 19, 1817
Dec. 9, 1828
June 24, 1817
Nov. 11, 1817
Feb. 26, 1828
Sept. 7, 1828
Aug. 6, 1816 June 19, 1832
Nov. 25, 1823 Sept. 17, 1824
Sarah, at Newport, aged 27 years,
336
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
LARCHAR Hannah, wife of Joseph W., for- merly of Providence, at Albany, N. Y., aged 39 years. American of
Roxalina, infant daughter of Edward M., at Taunton,
Oct 8, 1822
Lewis, of Providence, aged 33 years, lost overboard from wreck of schooner Enter- prise, at sea. American of
Sept. 27, 1825
Charles Hartshorn, youngest son of John, in 6th year,
June 3, 1827
LARING Rev. Henry Lloyd, D. D., archdeacon of Calcutta, in India, aged 38 years ; was born in Boston ; his father before the Rev- olution was a high sheriff in Massachu- setts. American of
July 29, 1823
LARKIN John, at Newport, in 4Ist year. American of
July 9, 1816
Elizabeth, widow of James, at Newport, in 79th year. American of
Nov. 12, 1819
John S., cashier of the Commercial Bank, Boston, fell dead in his bank. American of LARKINS Mrs. Amey, widow of Joseph, in this town, in 72d year. American of
Jan. 11, 1814
LARNED Thomas A., of this town, in 23d year, military honors,
Nov. 19, 1809
Dr. Jonathan, at Oxford, aged 43 years. American of
July 13, 1810
John Martin, infant son of John S., aged 8 months, 6 days,
Oct. 18, 1814
Ann D., wife of George, Esq., at Thompson, Ct., in 30th year,
April 7, 1815
Emily L., wife of George B., Esq., and daughter of Elkanah Watson, Esq., of Al- bany, N. Y., at Detroit,
Jan. 4, 1817
Hon. Thaddeus, at Thompson, Ct., in 62d year,
Jan. 18, 1818
Augustus, merchant, formerly of Thompson, Ct., at Newtown-Trap, Md., in 44th year. American of
Feb. 3, 1818
Rev. Sylvester, at New Orleans, Presbyterian, a native of Pittsfield, Mass. He died on his birthday, aged 24 years,
Aug. 31, 1820
Rebecca, widow of Gen. Daniel, and sister to William Wilkinson, Esq., of Providence, at Thompson, Ct., in 74th year,
Henry, son of William, at Gualon, S. A .. in 33d year,
George B., at Detroit, Mich., in 30th year ; was third son of Col. Simeon, of Massa- chusetts and brother of late Rev. Sylves- ter,
March 13, 1818
Jan. 22, 1821
Oct. 11, 1824
Jan. 27, 1825
Nov. 6, 1832
337
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
LARNED Sarah W., widow of Rev. Sylvester, late pastor of Presbyterian Church at New Orleans, at Washington City, aged 25 years. American of
Mary J., daughter of late Daniel. Esq., at Thompson, Ct. American of
William, Esq., aged 75 years, Feb. 22; a fine obituary in issue of
Feb. 26, 1828
Ebenezer, at Oxford, aged 31 years,
Oct. 7, 1828
LaROACH James, died from exposure in a ship- wreck,
Dec. 2, 1818
LAROBY George W., youngest son of late James, at Havana, on board brig Fame, of this Port, in 17th year,
Nov. 5, 1825
LAROCHE Count Lenori, a Peer of France, at Paris, aged 75 years. American of
April 15, 1825
LAROCHELLE alias Gaushi Michael, at Wil- liam Henry Carr's, aged 99 years; this is the person mentioned in the papers 7 years ago as having fasted 42 days,
March 14, 1830
April 25, 1820
Dec. 10, 1813
LASCELLS Elizabeth, at Newport, aged 80 years. American of
March 8, 1825
LASSELL Rebecca, wife of John, in this town, in 61st year,
Oct. 16, 1810
Eunice, wife of John, in this town, in 40th year,
July 11, 1815
Oct. 1, 1819
Deborah, daughter of John, in 3 1st year, John C., aged 53 years,
LATHAM Alpheus, drowned near Field's Point, in 19th year, native of North Providence,
Nancy, wife of Mathewson, at North Prov- idence, in 37th year,
Nov. IO, 1821
Arthur, at Smithfield, in 64th year,
Nov. 30, 1822
Rhoda, at Smithfield, aged 38 years,
July 19, 1827
LATHROP Rev. John, D. D., at Boston, aged 76 years, Andrew, native of Connecticut, formerly of Providence, at St. Helena, Louisiana,
Jan. 4, 1816
Dec. 7, 1819
LARRAIN Mr. - , editor of the New Orleans Chronicle, killed in a duel with Mr. Bruner, editor of the Louisiana Gazette. American of
LARUE Cadet, executed at Portsmouth, Va., for murder of his wife, a case-hardened villain,
Charlotte, daughter of the late Capt. Charles, at Newport, in 27th year. American of
Mary, daughter of the late Capt. Charles, of Newport, at Bristol, aged 30 years. Amer- ican of
Oct. 26, 1819 July 11, 1825 Feb. 17, 1830
Aug. 5, 1819
Jan. 28, 1825 Sept. 11, 1827
338
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
LATHROP Thomas, Esq., at Leydon, Mass., aged 54 years, formerly of Northbridge, Stratton, D. C.,
Rev. Dr. - , at Springfield, Mass., in 90th year ; has published 6 volumes of his ser- mons. American of
Jan. 9, 1821 June 17, 1827
Zebediah, son of late Zebediah, in 19th year, LATROBE Henry S. B., son of B. Henry, Esq., of Washington, at New Orleans, aged 24 years. American of Mr. - , an Architect, at New Orleans,
Oct. 10, 1817 Sept. 3, 1820
LAUDERDALE Countess of, in England. Her. clothes caught fire. American of
Dec. 14, 1821
LAUGHTON Lieut. William, on board U. S. Ship Constellation,
July 22, 1825
LAURAGNAIS Duke de Brancas, of the Acad- emy of Science, aged 92 years. He dis- covered the decomposition of the diamond and an improvement in manufacturing por- celain, at Paris. American of
Dec. 17, 1824
LAVATER Madame, widow of the celebrated physiognomist, at Zurich,
Sept. 24, 1815
LAVELLE Col. Jacint, at Harper's Ferry, Va. He came to America with Gen. LaFayette. American of
Oct. 1, 1822
LAVELLIERE Baptiste, from eating strong roots; leaves 8 children, near Quebec. American of
July 23, 1816
LAVERY Hugh, at Brookline, aged 68 years. American of
July 27, 1830
LAVILLASSE Marquis of, one of Napoleon's favorite officers, aged 32 years ; had served Austria, Prussia, Russia, and Waterloo, at New Orleans. American of
July 20, 1819
LAW Edward, Baron Ellenborough, and Chief Justice of England, aged 68 years, in Eng- land,
David, at Killingly, Ct., in 79th year,
Dec. 13, 1818 Jan. 12, 1821
John, Esq., nephew of the late Lord Ellen- borough, Chief Justice of England, at Washington, D. C. American of
Lucretia, wife of Richard, collector of the port, at New London, aged 43 years. American of
Mrs. - , wife of Samuel, at New York; presented her husband with three fine boys. American of
June 4, 1820
Oct. 15, 1822
Dec. 2, 1823
Dec. 21, 1824
LAURENS Henry, son of the Second President of the Continental Congress, at Charleston, S. C American of
July 3, 1 821
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339
LAW Lieut. John, native of Rhode Island, at Spartanburgh, S. C., aged 84 years. Amer- ican of
Aug. 1, 1826
LAWLESS Mrs. Sarah, at Bristol, aged 85 years, about 40 years member of Congrega- tional Church,
Oct. 1, 1822
Mr. - , blacksmith, killed by a slave while working together at an anvil, at Baton Rouge, La. American of Oct. 28, 1825
LAWRENCE Capt. James, from wounds in the action with the Shannon,
June 5, 1813
Lucy, at New Brunswick, N. J., aged 42 years. She was sister of the late Capt. James of the Chesapeake. American of
Oct. 26, 1813
Stephen, son of the late Joseph, of and at this town, in 24th year,
May 13, 1814 Sept. 2, 1814
Lydia, of Plymouth in this town, in 22d year, Susan, daughter of William, in this town, aged 14 years,
Jan. 31, 1815
William S., eldest son of John, in this town, in 27th year, (Masonic honors)
June 5, 1815
Margaret, wife of John, in 50th year. Amer- ican of
May 13, 1817
Catharine, wife of Augustine H., Esq., at New York. American of
Nov. 4, 1817
Tamazon, wife of Thomas, at Wrentham, in 28th year,
May 21, 1819
Sally, wife of Jabez, at Johnston, in 40th year,
Dec. 23, 1820
Thomas, Esq., at Newtown, L. I., aged 55 years. American of
Anna, at Glocester, aged 61 years,
Daniel S., in 32d year,
James, at Middlesex, Ct., shot himself acci- dentally with his rifle,
John, in 73d year,
Martin, of Denmark, at Boston, aged 36 years. American of
April 24, 1828 Aug. 3, 1829 July 27, 1830
Elizabeth A., daughter of Hon. Luther, at Groton, aged 21 years. American of
Aug. 27, 1830 Sept. 24, 1831
Walter, killed, aged about 45 years,
Walter, paper hanger, killed in the riot at Providence. American of
Sept. 27, 1831
Halstead, aged 46 years, from drinking the wrong drug in his beer, at New York,
April 26, 1832
Halstead, aged 46 years, blacksmith, at New York, from drinking beer made by an In- dian herb doctor,
John, at Killingly, Ct., in 76th year, soldier of the Revolution,
April 26, 1832
Oct. 2, 1832
April 12, 1825 June 16, 1825 Jan. 18, 1828
340
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
LAWSON William, at Charleston, S. C. He arrived there last Spring from Newport, Lucy, wife of Thomas, formerly of Wood- stock, Ct., at Providence, aged 36 years, Matthew, sailor belonging to revenue cutter Alabama. He stepped before the mouth of a gun at the instant of its discharge, at Mobile,
Oct. 28, 1817 Jan. 23. 1828
July 5, 1831
Feb. 20, 1810
March 1, 1810 July 2, 1811
Elisha, at Newport, in 78th year,
Mary, wife of Robert, and daughter of the late Joseph, at Newport, in 56th year,
July 29, 1811
Mrs. Mary H., widow of Robert, at Ports- mouth, in 92d year. American of
Nov. 12, 1811
David, of Somerset, private in Capt. William Battey's Co. of Infantry, at Fort George, U. C.,
Mrs. Rebecca, at Newport, in 72d year. American of
May 5, 1815
Benjamin H., son of Jonathan, of Newport, at Charleston, S. C., in 30th year,
Robert, at Smithfield, in 84th year,
Mary Ann, daughter of Josiah, aged 2 years, II months,
Oct. 10, 1817
July -, 1819
Capt. Robert, at Newport, in 87th year. American of
Sept. 7, 1819
Jan. 26, 1819
Jan. 24, 1820 March 19, 1820
Rachal, youngest child of Benjamin, at New- port, in 11th year,
Sarah, eldest daughter of Henry, Esq., at Portsmouth, in 33d year. American of
Mary, wife of Job, at Portsmouth, in 52d year. American of
Mary, widow of Job, at Newport, aged 57 years. American of
Mary, wife of Jonathan, at Newport, in 65th year,
Josiah, infant son of Josiah, at Newport,
Capt. Jeremiah, master of brig Curlew, of Boston, and son of late Capt. Samuel, of Newport, at Lagos, Africa. American of
May 26, 1820
Nov. 14, 1820
March 20, 1821
Aug. 31, 1821
Oct. 16, 1821 Nov. 2, 1822
March 30, 1824
May 16, 1816 Oct. 2, 1816
Capt. Robert, of Newport, on Coast of Africa,
Sarah, wife of Henry, Jr., at Portsmouth, in 26th year. American of
Hannah, wife of Robert, Esq., at Portsmouth, in 61st year,
William, in 74th year,
June 17, 1813
LAWTON Byal, widow of Capt. John, at New- port, aged 61 years. American of
Mary, widow of Robert, at Portsmouth, in 79th year,
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
341
LAWTON Henry, son of William, aged 7 years, at Bristol,
George, at Pawtucket, in 26th year,
Mrs. Anna, at Portsmouth, aged 114 years,
Miss Anna, at Portsmouth, aged 94 years, not 114, as inserted in a previous issue (says issue March 29),
Henry, Esq., at Portsmouth, in 60th year, formerly Judge Court of Common Pleas for the County, and Town Treasurer. American of
James, at Norton, aged 62 years, found dead in bed. American of
Ann, wife of John, and daughter of George Lawton; drowned herself, her daughter and niece. Poverty and absent husband and her needs prompted the deed, at Ports- mouth. American of
Nov. 25, 1825
Benjamin, son of James, of Newport, at Bal- timore, aged 27 years. American of
Dec. 6, 1825
Mary Ann, daughter of late Henry, Esq., at Portsmouth aged 30 years,
Feb. 21, 1826
Rhoda, wife of Benjamin, at Newport,
Jonathan, of Troy, Mass., in 32d year ; fell from maintopsail yard of brig Decatur, at sea,
March 4, 1827
July 6, 1827
Caroline, daughter of Josiah and Mary, aged I month,
Nov. 4, 1828
Comfort, at Newport, aged 83 years, at the asylum,
Dec. 27, 1828
Miss Sally, at Dartmouth, aged 36 years. American of
Sept. 18, 1829
Capt. Josias, at Port au Prince, in 43d year, Stephen P., son of Peleg, of South Kings- town, at Long Island, in 25th year. Amer- ican of
Elizabeth, wife of Isaac, at Portsmouth, aged 69 years, of Society of Friends. American of
LAZEMORE Mary, at Newport, in 71st year, LAZENA Mr. - , of Island of St. Domingo, at Bristol. His servant was baiting the horse when it took a sudden fright, ran about 20 rods, threw him out and so injured his head that he lived four hours,
April 8, 1824 Sept. 19, 1824 March 8, 1825
March 10, 1825
March 15, 1825
April 29, 1825
Lewis D., son of Benjamin, at Newport, sud- denly, aged 28 years,
Dec. 1, 1825
Joseph, infant son of Joseph S.,
Aug. 13, 1826 Dec. 23, 1826
Louisa, wife of George J., at Freetown, aged 25 years. American of
Sept. 28, 1830
Dec. 7, 1830
Jan. 14, 1831 Aug. 17, 1811
Nov. 9, 1813
342
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
LEACH Andrew, native of Glenluce, Galloway- shire, Scotland, formerly a merchant at Boston, at Belfast, Me.,
Lewis, at Scituate, in 59th year,
Betsey, wife of James, at Taunton, aged 33 years, Lois, at Bridgewater, Mass., aged 25 years, Almy, wife of Elisha S., at Scituate, aged 24 years,
LEAKE William M., Esq., Marshal of Mississippi, at Natchez. American of
Walter, late Governor of Mississippi, in Hinds Co.,
John G., at New York ; left an estate valued at nearly a million dollars. American of LEAPEROUSE Madame, aged 80 years, widow of the celebrated naturalist, at Touleuse, Fr., LEAR Col. Thomas, accountant, Department of War, at Washington, D. C., suddenly. American of
May 7, 1820 Aug. 30, 1821
Aug. 31, 1821 March 9, 1824
April 20, 1824
July 25, 1823
Nov. 17, 1825
June 29, 1827
March 5, 1826
Oct. 18, 1816
LEARNED Rosabella, wife of Asa, in this town, in 44th year,
May 10, 1814
Nov. 18, 1817
May 6, 1825
June 27, 1826
Asa, aged 67 years, head clerk for Brown and Ives,
Jan. 14, 1827
Grant, at Boston, aged 51 years. American of
- of Raynham, drowned in Taunton river, LEARY Thomas, near Edenton, N. C .; he fell from his horse in a fox hunt. American of LEATHERBEE Paul, aged 53 years,
May 1, 1827 Aug. 9, 1829
April 7, 1815 July 23, 1822
LETHERBEE George W., aged 17 years, yourg- est son of late Paul, of Providence, at Ha- vana, on board brig Fame, of the fever, [his name printed incorrectly Larroby],
LEAVENS John, son of Capt. Oliver, of this town, drowned, in 4th year,
Melora, eldest daughter of Capt. Oliver, in 20th year,
LEAVENWORTH George, Esq., formerly of New Haven, Ct., at Paris, France. Amer- ican of
Oct. 5, 1825
March 29, 1813
Nov. 3, 1816
Feb. 2, 1813
Col. Simon, at Pittsfield, aged 63 years, late commander of 9th U. S. Infantry, formerly member of Congress, sheriff of Berkshire Co., Mass. American of
Amasa, Esq., aged 74 years, at New London, Ct., formerly member of Congress from Connecticut and. member of Assembly. American of
Col. Sylvanus, at Oxford, Mass., aged 66 years. American of
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
343
LEAVITT Jonathan, aged 18 years, son of Hon. Joshua, of Greenfield, Mass., and grandson of late President Stiles, member of junior class Yale College, at New Haven, LEBARON Mary F., wife of James, at Scituate, aged 38 years; leaves 7 children, Society of Friends,
Miss Rebecca, at Scituate, aged 54 years,
LEBRAS M ---- , aged 15 years, at Paris, a sui- cide. American of
LEBRUN Charles, Duke of Pacentia, in Europe, aged 86 years. Had played an important part in the affairs of Europe, and had held several very important and honorary posi- tions. American of
LEEKLER John, executed at Lancaster, Penn., for murder. American of
Nov. 5, 1822
March 25, 1814
March 12, 1816
April 25, 1820
Jan. 5, 1816
LECROIX Thomas, in the burning of the Rich- mond, Va., Theatre,
Dec. 26, 1811
LEE William, eldest son of William, member of Brown University, in 17th year,
General Henry, a Revolutionary hero, mur- dered by a mob, at Baltimore,
Hon. Silas, at Wiscassett, Me., U. S. Attor- ney for District of Maine, and Judge of Probate for Lincoln Co., aged 53 years. American of
William, merchant, aged 56 years. Masonic honors ; sermon by Dr. Gano,
Dr. Samuel, at Windham, Ct., aged 46 years. American of
Lydia, widow of William, at Newport, aged 55 years. American of
Charles, at Farquier Co., Va., formerly U. S. Attorney General, aged 58 years. Amer- ican of
Charles, in this town, in 73d year,
Richard Henry, Esq., at Norfolk, Va. Amer- ican of
May 10, 1821
Dec. 25, 1825 April 8, 1826
April 10, 1832
Sept. 28, 1824
LECHMARE Richard, Esq., native of Boston, Mass., at Bristol, Eng., aged 87 years. American of
LECHMERE Vice Admiral -, in England, aged 64 years. American of
LECOINTRE Col. - , ex-aide to Marshall Massena, killed in a duel with Col. De Es- queville, of the Garde Royale, at Paris. American of
LECOURBE Gen. -. at Befort, Fr., aged 55 years. American of
Feb. 28, 1811
July 28, 1812
March 8, 1814
Oct. 20, 1814
Dec. 30, 1814
May 23, 1815
July 7, 1815 Aug. 22, 1815
Oct. 24, 1815
344
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
LEE George G., Esq., at Boston, aged 42 years, formerly member of the Massachusetts As- sembly,
Henry B., Esq., representative-elect from New York, at Putnam, N. Y. American of Rev. Jesse, late chaplain to Congress, 33 years a Methodist preacher, aged 59 years, in Maryland. American of
May 13, 1816
Sept. 24, 1816
Sept. 27, 1816
Lieutenant William Arthur, U. S. Navy, son of the late Charles, Esq., of Virginia, at Blendensburg, D. C., aged 21 years, in a duel. American of
July 18, 1817
Sept. 2, 1817
son of William, at Charleston, S. C., fell from a church steeple. American of Gen. Henry, a Revolutionary worthy, at Amilia Island, Ga., on board U. S. Ship John Adams ; the General was very poor and decrepit, has not seen a well day since the Baltimore, Md , affair ; it is said he has left a voluminous manuscript. Amer- ican of
April 14, 1818
Aug. 29, 1818
Feb. 16, 1819
Nov. 9, 1819
John K., of Providence, in Washington Co., Ga., aged 22 years, son of the late William, Stephen, at Rehoboth, aged 65 years. American of
Dec. 27, 1820
Aug. 14, 1821
March 26, 1822
Sept. 6, 1822
Oct. 6, 1822
Nov. 8, 1822
Mary, wite of Robert P., and daughter of late Phineas Clarke, at Newport, aged 26 years. American of
William R., Esq., aged 80 years, at Salem, collector of the port. American of
Miss Lydia, at Cumberland, suddenly, in 61st year,
James, at Douglass, Mass. American of Mr. S. H., at Charleston, S. C. American of
Oct. 14, 1823
Nov. 16, 1824
Dec. 1, 1824
Feb. 25, 1825 July 29, 1825
Elizabeth, widow of John, aged 80 years, formerly of Newport,
Rev. Joseph, pastor of the church at Royal- ston. in 77th year, and 51st of his ministry, Thomas Sim, in Maryland, aged 75 years, second governor of the State,
Waitey, wife of Simeon, Jr., daughter of Thomas Wall, of Glocester, deceased, at Mendon, Mass.,
Betsey, widow of James, at Taunton, late of Swanzey, aged 29 years. American of Harriet E., youngest daughter of Williamn, at Newport, in 22d year,
Waitey, daughter of Levi, at Cumberland, aged 40 years,
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
345
LEE Abigail, daughter of late William, at New- port, of Society of Friends, aged 61 years. American of
Bethiah, wife of Dea. Charles, at Windham, Ct., aged 36 years. American of
Amaziah, at Attleboro, in 63d year,
Jan. 25, 1828 March 8, 1829
Ann H., widow of Gen. Henry, of the Rev- olution, at the residence of W. H. Fitz- hugh, at Ravensworth,
July 26, 1829
Samuel, at Salisbury. aged 80 years, soldier of the Revolution and oldest person in the place, Sept. 8, 1829
Richard, at Marblehead, aged 67 years. American of
May 21, 1830
Stephen, of Portland, at New York, aged 74 years, soldier of the Revolution ; was at one time prisoner on the Jersey prison ship but escaped by swimming to the shore. American of
Feb. 4, 1831
June 3, 1831
Dec. 15, 1832
LEFTWICH Capt. Greenville, of the 7th U. S. Infantry, in Arkansas,
Sept. 24, 1824
LEGARE Mrs. - , wife of Lieut. - , of the Navy. at Norfolk, Va. She had just arrived from Key West. American of
James, Esq., at St. John's Island, near Charleston, S. C., aged 74 years, soldier of the Revolution. American of
LEGG William, in this town, in 53d year, . David Edmund, infant son of William,
L'HAMMEDIEN Ezra, Esq .. aged 77 years, at Southold, L. I. He had served the public upwards of 33 years, and was absent but one year in that time; leaves wife and one child. American of
Lewis, drowned in the Passaic River with another lad while bathing. American of Nathaniel, of cholera,
LEIB Dr. Michael, formerly M. C., from Penn., at Philadelphia, LEIGHTON Mrs. Dolly, at Glocester. Ameri- can of
Oct. 8, 1811
July 29, 1825 July 26, 1832
Dec. 28, 1822
Sept. 24, 1830
Capt. Frederick, at Madison, Ct., aged 63 years, for years in command of a revenue cutter in the Long Island Sound. Ameri- can of
Lydia; wife of Levi, at Cumberland, in 74th year,
LEFEBRE Marshall, Duke of Dontzie, in France. American of
Nov. 7, 1820
May 10, 1825
Feb. 2, 1830 Dec. 30, 1812 Sept. 24, 1823
Aug. 30, 1825
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VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
LEIPER Thomas, at Philadelphia, aged 80 years, for 50 years he was in politics. American of
LEITH Gen. Sir James, G. C. B., in Barbadoes, Governor of the Isles. American of
LEMAN Joseph, seaman, on board brig Peter Ramsen, fell from the foreyard on the out- ward passage and killed. American of
June 12, 1829
LEMOINE Stephen P., Esq., attorney at law, at New York, in 31st year,
LENOX William H., of Arkansas. In crossing the Arkansas River with his wife and her two daughters by her former husband James Hamilton, of Cincinnati, the boat capsized and the three ladies were drowned. American of
LEO XII, Pope. American of
LEON the Princess of ; was being dressed to go and dine with the Duke of Orleans when her clothes caught fire and so badly burnt her that she lived but a few hours, her age was 24 years,
Jan. 11, 1815
Charles Emmanuel, at Taunton, in 34th year, Henry, son of Alpheus, Esq., aged 1 year, 8 months,
April 11, 1814 April 11, 1814
July 11, 1817
Nov. 27, 1818
Hon. George, at Norton, Mass., aged 90 years ; had been a Member of Massachu- setts Legislature, Judge of Probate and M. C.,
Ruth, wife of Silas, at Taunton, aged 53 years, Daniel, at Taunton, aged 24 years. Ameri- can of
Oct. 2, 1821
Seth, at Raynham, aged about 70 years, pen- sioner of the Revolution,
Benjamin, son of Elijah, at Taunton, aged 13 months. American of
Barnum Lowell, son of Sylvester, at Taunton, aged 6 years,
Susan, wife of Abiather, at Taunton, aged 52 years,
July 22, 1825
Nov. 26, 1816
Dec. 31, 1824
Feb. 6, 1829 April 10, 1829
LEONARD Capt. Abiatha, at Taunton, at an advanced age,
July 13, 1810 July 16, 1810
Zephaniah, Esq., of Raynham, aged 77 years, Timothy, at New Marlboro, Mass., aged 70 years ; at 26 he became insane, lived alone and like a brute. American of
George, Jr., attorney at law, son of Hon. George, formerly of Massachusetts, in New Brunswick ; was out gaming, in crossing a creek on a log he fell in and was drowned. American of
July 26, 1819 Dec. 22, 1819
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