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Dec. 3, 1822
Sept. 23, 1823
May 3, 1831
Sept. 22, 1832
MAJOR Dr. - , at Mobile, Ala. American of -, son of John, drowned at Taunton, aged about 10 years,
MAKEEL Michael, of Society of Friends, at Somers, N. Y., in 103d year. American of MALBONE Hon. Francis, of Newport, U. S. Senator from Rhode Island, at Washington, while ascending the steps of the Capitol he was seized with Angina Pectoris and in- stantly died,
June 4, 1809 Dec. 27, 1816
Freelove Sophia, widow of Hon. Francis, at Newport, aged 66 years,
May 13, 1829
Capt. Evan, formerly of Newport, at Brooklyn, L. I., aged 81 years. American of
MALCOMB James Peller, F. S. A., the author, at Somerstown. American of
372
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
MALLORY :
Port ; had been Member of Convention ; Council and Lieut. Governor of the State. American of
MALLARY Martha, mother of Hon. R. C., at Poultney, Vt. American of
April 18, 1831
MALLESTON Henry, Esq., Governor Elect of Delaware. American of
Nov. 23, 1819
MALLETT Mrs. Margaret, wife of Peter, Esq., at Fayetteville, N. C., in 27th year, Edwin Jones, youngest son of E. J.,
March 1, 1824 Oct. 8, 1827
MALLOY Daniel, native of Ireland, formerly of Rhode Island, at Savannah. American of MALMESBURY Earl of, at London, aged 75 years. American of
May 29, 1821
MALONE Mrs. -, at St. Stephen's, Ala. American of
July 18, 1823
MALONY Mrs. Mary, widow, in 78th year, for- merly of Bristol. American of
Oct. 8, 1819
MALTBY Gen. Isaac, late of Massachusetts, at Seneca Co., N. Y. American of
Oct. 1, 1819
MAMMAS Frederick, of Newport, aged 39 years, at New Orleans, on board ship Robinson Potter,
April 2, 1824
MANAGER Nicholas, gunner's crew, killed on board the Little Belt, in action with U. S. frigate President,
MANCHESTER Samuel, at Middletown, in 50th year. American of
Oct. 17, 1809
Constant, in 30th year,
April 24, 1815
April 19, 1816
April 6, 1817
Deborah, wife of Daniel, at Little Compton, also he: infant child, she was in 23d year. American of
Matthew, at Coventry, aged 47 years, sud- denly,
Elizabeth, widow of Capt. John, in 65th year, Isaac, at Tiverton, in 64th year,
William, formerly of Providence, at Wilming- ton, N. C., in 22d year,
Hannah, wife of Benjamin and only daughter of Mrs. Nancy Munroe, at Bristol, in 21st year,
Joseph F., late of Providence, at Augusta, Ga. He was one of 25 who attended a wedding supper. The party were poisoned and several have died besides Mr. M.,
April 28, 1820
April 29, 1817
Sept. 1, 1817 March 9, 1818 May 31, 1820
Aug. 28, 1820
Sept. 17, 1820
Sept. 25, 1820
May 16, 1811
Harriet, wife of William C., and daughter of the late John Warner, of and at Warwick, in her 29th year. American of
Mary, wife of Joseph, at Coventry, in 64th year,
Feb. 6, 1821
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
373
MANCHESTER Sarah, daughter of Gideon, at Warwick, in 41st year,
Tabitha, wife of Israel G., Esq., at Scituate, Waitey, at Newport, aged 63 years, widow of . John, of Cranston. American of
Capt. Isaac, at Cranston, aged 62 years. (Masonic honors),
Thomas Stafford, infant son of Job, at Cov- entry,
Elizabeth, wife of Nathaniel, at Bristol, aged 72 years. American of
Elizabeth, wife of Nathaniel, one of the war- dens of the Episcopal Church, at Bristol, aged 72 years. American of
Feb. 4, 1823 Feb. 8, 1823
Job, Esq., at Cranston. in 8ist year,
Ezekiel, seaman, of Tiverton, drowned at sea from ship Leonidas, at Matanzas,
April 1, 1824
George, of Bristol, at sea, on board brig Bow- doin. American of
Sept. 14, 1824
Capt. William K., a nautical commander, from port of Philadelphia, at Scituate, in 43d year,
Oct. 29, 1825
George, at Johnston, in 62d year, leaves wife and 2 children,
Thomas, at Middletown, aged 74 years,
Thomas, at Middletown, aged 74 years,
Marcy, wife of Hon. Joseph, at Coventry, in 74th year,
May 9, 1827
Abby Maria, daughter of Albert, aged 10 months, 18 days,
April 11, 1829
Mrs. Sarah, in 66th year, widow of George, of Johnston, at North Providence,
July 31, 1829
Abby, daughter of Cyrus B. and Abby C., aged 8 months,
Aug. 3, 1831
Sebra. formerly of Little Compton, at Prov- idence, in 20th year,
Sept. 4, 1832 Jan. 25, 1833.
Jacob Sylvester, only son of Jacob, in 2d year, MANCIUS Dr. Wilhelmus, at Albany, N. Y., in 70th year. American of
Nov. 1, 1808:
George W., Esq., at Albany, N. Y., formerly postmaster of the city. American of
Dec. 12, 1823,
Aug. 4, 1809
MANN Dr. John M., formerly of this town, drowned at the ferry at Hudson, N. Y., Lieut. Seth, at Randolph, Mass., aged 91 years. His descendants, according to the best information amount to 279, 18 chil- dren, 135 grand and 125 great-grandchil- dren. American of
Sally, wife of Joseph, at Smithfield, in 42d year. American of
Oct. 30, 1820 April 16, 1821
Nov. 2, 1821 June 10, 1822
Sept. 1, 1822
Jan. 28, 1823
Feb. 24, 1815
July 11, 1815
Dec. 1, 1825 Aug. 29, 1826 Sept. 5, 1826
374
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
MANN Mrs Catharine Sprout, wife of William Metcalf Mann, one of the editors of this paper, and daughter of Dr. Ezekiel Com- stock, of Smithfield, aged 21 years, sud- denly,
William Metcalf, son of Alfred. of and at Smithfield, in 23d year, one of the editors of this paper,
Charles, youngest son of Aaron, Esq., in 7th year,
March 2, 1817
Sept. 1, 1818
Oliver, son of Alfred, in 28th year, at Men- don, formerly of Smithfield,
March 21, 1820
Alfred, at Mendon, formerly of Smithfield, in 58th year,
March 29, 1820
Mary Elizabeth, daughter of Rev. J -- , at Bristol, aged 6 months. American of
Aug. 21, 1821 April 16, 1823
Moses, at Wrentham, Mass., aged 73 years,
Thomas N., Esq., U. S. Agent to Guate- mala. on board U. S. Ship Hornet, lying off Old Point Comfort, Va American of Major Jacob, at Wrentham, aged 71 years,
July 30, 1824 March 4, 1825
Anna, wife of John, Esq., at Smithfield, in 84th year. American of
Aug. 16, 1825
Marcy, wife of Thomas, at Glocester, aged 33 years,
Nov. 4, 1827
Hon. Ariel, M. D., at Hallowell, Me. Ameri- can of
April 8, 1828
Betsey, wife ot Howard, and eldest daughter of James Ide, at Wrentham,
Hannah, wife of Joseph, aged 50 years,
Mrs. Hannah, in 51st year,
Aug. 13, 1828 Sept. 27, 1828 Sept. 28, 1828
Charlotte, wife of Horace, and youngest daughter of Rev. Dr. Messer, at Dedham, Mass., in 23d year,
Aug. 1, 1832
MANNERS Capt. - , of British brig Rein- deer, killed in action with U. S. sloop of war Wash,
MANNING William, at Middlebury, Vt., aged 58 years,
Margaret, widow of President James, in this town, in 72d year,
Nov. 9, 1815
Jacob, of New York, merchant, aged about 30 years, jumped overboard from steamer Fulton and drowned,
MANSEL Mr. W-, at Pickensville, S. C., aged 14 years, killed by lightning. Amer- ican of
George, son of George, in 4th year,
May 18, 1816
July 15, 1814
Oct. 14, 1814
Robert, of U. S. ship Franklin, fell from maintop. American of
July 9, 1822
July 25, 1827
Aug 19, 1823 Oct. 26, 1829
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
375
MANSETT Robert, aged 26 years,
MANSFIELD John Fenno, son of Henry S., at Smithfield, in 5th year,
Rev. Richard, rector of the Episcopal church at Derby, Conn., at an advanced age. American of
April 28, 1820
-, midshipman on the Grampas, of the fever. American of
Col. Jared, at New Haven, Ct., aged 71 years; for several years surveyor general of the United States and professor of Natural Philosophy at Yale and West Point; was born at New Haven and graduated at Yale; his nephew, Col. J. G. Totten, is U. S. engineer at Newport,
Margaret, wife of William, at Salem, aged 65 years. American of
April 18, 1831
MANSON William H., of Birmingham, Eng., at Providence, in 37th year,
June 11, 1829 Nov. 15, 1808
Feb. 26, 1816
Nov. 9, 1819
Sept. 19, 1820
Dec. 7, 1820
Mary Whipple, daughter of Joseph, at John- ston, aged 14 months, 14 days,
Comfort (colored), aged 45 years,
Harriet, daughter of Amasa, aged 2 years, 6 months,
Olney, aged 51 years,
Ann Eliza, wife of Henry, and daughter of Capt. John Jenckes, of Smithfield, at John- ston, in 28th year,
Ann Borden, infant daughter of Salma,
Henry, son of Henry, Esq., at Smithfield.
Charles Dyer, only son of Salma, aged 2 years, 9 months,
John Jenckes, son of Henry, at Johnston, aged 6 years,
Charles Whipple, son of Joseph, Esq., aged 18 years, Daniel, at Johnston, in 57th year,
Sept. 27, 1825 Jan. 11, 1826 April 1, 1826
Sept. 26, 1826
Oct. 24, 1828
Dec. 20, 1830 July 18, 1831
MANTON Daniel, at Johnston,
Charles, Esq., attorney at law, son of Col. Jeremiah, at Johnston, aged 29 years ; was graduate of Brown University, re- moved to Nashville, Tenn., but returned a few months since,
Thomas, youngest son of the late Daniel, at Johnston, aged 34 years,
Col. Edward, at Johnston, in 6rst year, a few years since he joined the Society of Friends,
Patience, widow of Col. Daniel, at Johnston, in 77th year,
July 30, 1821 Dec. 5, 1821
April 12, 1823 Aug. 17, 1823
June 13, 1830 Oct. 2, 1817
June 29, 1824
Feb. 3, 1830
376
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
MANTON Mrs. Freelove C., daughter of Capt. John Jenckes, at Smithfield, in 32d year, Edward George, son of Joseph, aged 2 years, 8 months,
Dec. 27, 1831
Aug. 5, 1832
Mary Whipple, wife of Joseph, daughter of Jonathan Whipple, Esq., of Uxbridge, Mass., at Providence, aged 41 years,
Aug. 18, 1832
Walter Bartlett, son of Joseph, aged 4 years, 10 months,
George Anson, son of Shadrack, in 5th year, MANUEL Henry P., son of Simon, in 14th year,
May 23, 1821
MARAN Carlos, son of Capt. Carlos, aged 17 years, member senior class Brown Univer- sity,
Dec. 1, 1827
MARANSIN General, in Spain, the 5th French general killed in the battle of Albuera, or have died of their wounds. American of
MARBLE Mary and Hannah, daughters of An-
drew, deceased, drowned in the pond at Sutton, Mass.,
May 29, 1822 July 8, 1823
Edwin R., at Newport, in 22d year,
Silence, widow of James, at Taunton, aged 56 years. American of
Feb. 25, 1825
Mrs. Jane, wife of George R., at Warren, aged 31 years,
July 3, 1826
Sylvester, son of James, at Warren, aged 28 years,
July 7, 1826
Jane, infant daughter of George Richmond Marble, at Warren,
Sept. 15, 1826
Edwin Robinson, son of Jonathan, aged 1 year, 9 months,
Jan. 28, 1827
Benjamin, of Newport, at Bristol, on board ship Gen. Jackson, killed by a falling plank. American of
Nov. 20, 1827
MARCELLIN Lieut. George, in 25th year, at sea on board U. S. Frigate President, off Sandy Hook,
Sept. 10, 1810
MARCH Joseph, killed in a duel with Mr. Williams, near St. Louis, Mo., both are said to be natives of Massachusetts. Amer- ican of
July 21, 1820
MARCHANT Catharine, wife of William, Esq., and daughter of Joseph Babcock, of South Kingstown, at Newport, in 24th year. American of
Jordan, murdered when returning from the races near Norfolk, Va.,
Rebecca, widow of Hon. Henry, first Judge of District Court for this district, at New- port, aged 82 years. American of
June 5, 1810
Nov. 11, 181I
March 12, 1819
Aug. 19, 1832 Oct. 20, 1832
Oct. 4, 1811
377
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
MARCHANT Rebecca Cooke, daughter of Henry, at Pawtucket, aged 2 yearsand 2 months,
MARDENBROUGH Giles, son of the late Capt. Christopher, Esq., of the Island of St. Christophers, W. I., at Newport, in 30th year. American of
Jan. 4, 1820
MARECHAL Most Rev. Ambrose, Archbishop of Baltimore. American of
Feb 8, 1828
MARION Hon. Robert, at Charleston, S. C., in 46th year, M. C. from S. C.,
March 22, 1811
MARIANO Col., native of Italy, but a resident of Lexington, Ky., very suddenly. Ameri- can of
June 19, 1821
MARK Jacob, Esq., merchant, of New York, drowned from sloop Flag,
May 14, 1821
MARKLEY Abraham, Esq., at Charleston, S. C., aged 80 years. American of
July 30, 1824
, executed at Fredericktown, Md., for the murder of the Newey family. He pro- tested his innocence to the last. American of July 1, 1831
MARKS Miss M-, in the burning of the Rich- mond, Va., Theatre,
Dec. 26, 1811
MARLBORO Duke of, at the Castle of Blen- heim, aged 78 years, was found dead in his bed,
Jan. 30, 1817
MARRYOTT Samuel, at Hopkinton, in 90th year,
May 18, 1809
Aug. 21, 1818
March 12, 1824
MARSH Jonathan, formerly of this town, at Bath, N. C., aged 51 years. American of David W., merchant, formerly of this town, in North Carolina,
Nancy, at North Providence, in 26th year,
Daniel G., Esq., formerly of this town, at Washington, N. C., in 45th year, leaves wife and three children,
Jacob, at Smithfield, in 81st year,
Martha, widow of James, at Newport, aged 75 years. American of
Miss Ruth, at Newport, aged 70 years. Amer- ican of
Rev. John, at Wethersfield, Ct., aged 78 years; many years pastor of church at that place,
Feb. 13, 1814 April 20, 1816
Oct. 21, 1817
Oct. 12, 1819
Sept. 13, 1821
James, printer, aged 62 years, at Newport, workman in the Mercury office 27 years. American of
Joseph, Esq., in London, Eng., aged 67 years, chairman of committee for Lloyds, and M. P. for Sandwich. American of
Oct. 4, 1811
Nov. 2, 1811 July 5, 1812
June 25, 1832
378
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
MARSH Joel, at Cranston, in 36th year,
John, Jr., eldest son of John, of Newport, drowned at sea from brig Russell
Thomas, of Whateley, Mass, at Ware, fell from the frame of the meeting house, aged 43 years. American of
Mrs Elizabeth, in 66th year,
Anna Elizabeth, infant daughter of William H., of Newport, at Clayville, aged I year, 9 months,
July 4, 1830
Oliver, son of John, at Newport, aged 20 years. American of
Dec. 3, 1830
March 11, 1831
March 18, 1831
Dec. 26, 1811
June 7, 1816
June 25, 1818
Sept. 21, 1819
March 21, 1820
Dec. 5, 1820
Dec. 12, 1820 Oct. 16, 1821
Niobe R., wife of Benjamin, daughter of Capt. John Stanton, of Portsmouth, at New York, aged 34 years,
Midshipman Samuel, at Thompson's Island, Eliot, formerly of Providence, at Portland, Me. American of
-. wife of Humphrey, Esq., at Frankfort, Kv. American of
Almira, daughter of William B., formerly of Shrewsbury, Mass., at Providence, in 25th year,
Joseph, son of Dea. John, of Portsmouth, drowned at sea, from schooner Hyder Ali, aged 36 years. American of
Feb. 9, 1822
April 17, 1822
Aug. 8, 1826 June 3, 1 829
Noah, soldier of the Revolution, at Cornville. American of
Nov. 12, 1830
Sarah Freeman, daughter of Joseph M., at Boston, aged 6 years. American of
Miss Abigail, at Haverhill, aged 83 years, the youngest of 12 children, 7 sons and 5 daughters, children of David, whose united ages make 996, an average of 83 each. American of
MARSHALL A- (of Wythe), broke his neck in escaping from a window in the burning of the Richmond, Va., theatre,
William, brother of the Chief Justice of the United States, at Richmond, Va. Ameri- can of
Ann, widow of Capt. Peter, at Newport, aged 75 years,
Maria, widow of Samuel, late of Newport, at Providence, in 68th year. American of Mary, wife of Benjamin, in 70th year,
Levi, at Clemsford, Mass., by explosion at a powder mill,
Nathaniel, killed in explosion of a powder mill at Clemsford, Mass. American of Benjamin, at an advanced age,
Jan. 30, 1823 Aug. 24, 1823
Jan. 20, 1 824
Nov. 19, 1824
Oct. 25, 1825
April 28, 1826
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
379
MARSHALL John, founder, at Pittsburg, aged 77 years ; a native of Scotland ; came to America in 1763; cast the first cannon made in U. S. during the Revolution, at Capt. Ridley's works in Maryland and gave the first draft for a boring mill for boring cannon,
Olive, wife of Thomas, and daughter of late Capt. Bartlett Holmes, of Barnstable, at Nantucket, aged 21 years. American of David, formerly of Essex, Mass., at New Bos- ton, N. H. While crossing a small brook, he fell and instantly expired. American of -, passenger, killed by the explosion of a boiler on board steamboat Gen. Jackson, in Hudson river. American of
Sept. 13, 1826
Sept. 18, 1829
June 3, 1831
June 7, 1831
MARSTON Jeremiah T., at Hampton, N. H., drowned, aged 33 years. He was to be married next week to a young lady who had before been disappointed by a similar accident. American of
Jonathan, killed by Horace Smith. Amer- ican of
MARTIN Abraham, Esq., in Mississippi Ter. American of
May 9, 1809
Sarah, infant daughter of William B., Esq., in this town,
Aug. 1, 1809
May 7, 1811
July 24, 1811
Jan. 17, 1815
Edward, at Rehoboth, in 72d year. Amer- ican of
April 12, 1816
Capt. Valentine, Jr., in this town, in 38th year,
Joseph, at Newport, aged 74 years,
Julia, daughter of Henry, in this town, aged 16 months. American of
Sarah, wife of Amos, at New Salem, Mass., in 73d year,
Elizabeth R., daughter of Capt. Sylvanus P., aged 7 years, 6 months,
Dr. John Russell, son of the late Capt. John, of this town, at Havana, aged 28 years,
Jan. 24, 1817
Oct. 2, 1829
Sally, wife of William B., Esq., in this town, in 35th year,
June 3, 1809
Charles F., eldest son of Joseph S., in this town, aged 13 years, 6 months,
John, of Winthrop, Me., aged 16 years, drowned from schooner Charles Henry, Capt. Butler,
Margaret C., wife of George W., and daugh- ter of Robert Grieve, in this town in 24th year,
June 15, 1816 Dec. 17, 1816
March 11, 1817
March 12, 1817
May 1, 1817
380
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
MARTIN :
where he had gone for his health; was a graduate of Brown University American of
Sarah, wife of Benjamin, Esq., of Barrington, at Warren, aged 73 years. American of Mary, daughter of the late Capt. Valentine, in this town, in 17th year,
July 1, 1817
July 16, 1817
Betsey, widow of Capt. Valentine, in this town, in 40th year,
July 18, 1817 May 8, 1818
Pardon S., son of Henry, in 5th year,
David, at Providence, aged 70 years,
Aug. 10, 1818
Edward, son of Valentine, dec., at sea, on board brig Pegasus, aged 19 years,
Sept. 10, 1818
Sylvanus, Esq., a native of Massachusetts, at Providence, in 70th year, soldier of the Revolution, former member of Assembly, Martha, widow of Sylvanus, Esq., of Reho- both, and eldest daughter of Col. Philip Wheeler, at Seekonk, in 92d year. She left 6 sons, 2 daughters, 80 grand, 90 great- grand and 2 great-great-grandchildren,
Nov. 25, 1818
March 6, 1819
March 10, 1819
Mary Josephine, daughter of Joseph S., Esq., at Providence, aged 4 years,
Aug. 24, 1819
Hon. Simeon, at Seekonk, in 65th year ; was a soldier in the Revolution, a militia offi- cer, and Major General of Militia ; member of Assembly, and some years Lieut. Governor. See obituary notice,
Harriet, daughter of Cyrus, Esq., of Guild- ford, Vt., in 20th year,
Elizabeth, daughter of James, aged 19 months, 13 days,
Elizabeth, widow of David, in 69th year,
Susan, second daughter of Dr. Calvin, at See- konk, in 25th year,
Angelina, daughter of Dr. Calvin, at Seekonk, Elisha May, son of Dr. Calvin, at Seekonk, aged 11 years,
Susannah wife of Calvin, Esq., and daughter of Hon. Elisha May, of Attleboro, at See- konk, in 52d year,
Philip, in 65th year. He served in the Revo- lution, for years Brigadier General of Militia, Prov. Co., and First Senator,
Sept. 30, 1819
Nov. 15, 1819
Aug. 11, 1820 Sept. 23, 1820
Jan. 18, 1821 Jan. 31, 1821
Feb. 7, 1821
March 5, 1821
May 6, 1821
Edward, eldest son of Joseph S., of Provi- dence, in his 19th year,
March 30, 1819
Joseph Foster, son of the late Capt. John, in 21st year ; graduated at Brown, 1817, and recently returned from the Litchfield Law School, Ct.,
May 23, 1817
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
381
MARTIN Samuel Collyer, son of Sampson, aged 7 months,
Mrs. Hannah, widow of Lemuel, at Newport, aged 72 years, Michael, executed at Lochmere Point, Cam- bridge Point, for robbery,
Sept. 3, 1821
Dec. 18, 1821
Caroline, eldest daughter of Joseph S., Esq., in 23d year,
Jan. 31, 1822
Capt. Joseph, of brig Ann, of this port, aged 26 years, at Havana,
July 19, 1822
Ruth, daughter of Capt. Stephen, at Swan- zey, aged 22 years,
Sept. 25, 1822
Hannah, widow of Joseph, at Newport, aged 67 years,
May 15, 1823
Polly, wife of John, Jr., in 35th year, at Bar- rington,
July 8, 1823 Ang. 11, 1823
Mary, widow of Gen. Philip, in 68th year,
Capt. Samuel B., formerly of Providence, at New York, aged about 38 years,
June 21, 1824
July 31, 1824
Charles Sheldon, son of Henry, aged 9 months,
Darius, at Rehoboth, aged 37 years, Darius, at Rehoboth, in 37th year,
Hon. Luther, at New York, in 82d year, sud- denly ; was a well known lawyer, born in Piscataqua, N. J., to which place his parents had come from New Hampshire. Edu- cated at Princeton ; had been Attorney General of the state ; was member of Con- vention that framed the National Constitu- tion. American of
Luther. American of
Wheeler, son of William, aged 16 months. American of
Capt. Samuel, at Warren, in 70th year, American of
Ann Arnold, daughter of LeBarron, aged 18 months,
Mary Temple, wife of Philip W., in 80th year, Charles Brintinal, son of Capt. William, in 3d year,
Mrs. Hannah, at Jamestown, aged 70 years, Smith Arnold, son of Le Baron, aged 8 months,
July 21, 1826 Aug. 4, 1826
Aug. 29, 1826
Sept. 26, 1826
Aug. 4, 1827 April 20, 1 828
July 31, 1828 Aug. 12, 1828
Sept. 9, 1828
Capt. Sylvanus P., eldest son of Valentine, Esq., of Seekonk, at Providence, in 50th year,
Mrs. Susannah, at Barrington, in 94th year. American of
July 1, 1825
July 31, 1825 June 12, 1826 June 12, 1826
Aug. 27, 1821
382
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
MARTIN Valentine, Esq., at Seekonk, in 77th
year, asoldier of the Revolution ; many years a selectman of Rehoboth. Ameri- can of-
Charles Eugene, infant son of Major Josiah H.,
Helen Maria, daughter of Captain Elhanan, aged 6 months,
Mrs. Margaret, at Boston, aged 57 years. American of
Feb. 2, 1830
Lieut. James, at Bristol, Me., aged 80 years. American of
Feb. 5, 1830
Ezra D., son of Dea. Joseph, drowned in Newport harbor,
Dec. 19, 1830
Frances Wentworth, daughter of Hon. Perez, at Dorchester,
Feb. 25, 1831
Mary Elizabeth, wife of Hon. Wheeler, in 63d year,
March 10, 1831 July 19, 1831
Gov. Daniel, of Maryland, American of
John Henry, only son of Henry, aged 20 years,
Oct. 3, 1831
Abby Peck, daughter of Capt. Stephen, at Swanzey. aged 8 years,
Dec. 11, 1832
MARVIN William, at Hoffman, N. Y., aged 16 years, from hydrophobia, 3 weeks after be- ing bitten, American of
Jan. 20, 1815
Elizabeth, wife of Richard, at Providence, in 85th year,
July 24, 1825
MASH Elijah, at Killingly, Ct., aged 48 years. American of
May 9, 1826 March 8, 1809
April 10, 1812
July 18, 1812
Nov. 28, 1812
July 21, 1813
Pardon, Jr., in this town, in 24th year,
Charles, merchant, of Havana, perished at sea. American of
June 30, 1829
July 3, 1829
Sept. 2, 1829
John, at Swanzey, aged 33 years. American of
Aug. 13, 1830
Mrs. Abigail, widow of Hon. Simeon, at See- konk, in 80th year,
March 24, 1832
Capt. Richard, in 77th year, served in the Revolution in both Army and Navy,
June 18, 1826
MASON John, Esq., of this town, in 67th year, Christopher G., at Newport, son of the late Dr. Benjamin, in 20th year. American of Zerviah, second daughter of James B., Esq., aged 9 years,
Aaron, Esq., in 84th year ; was for many years member of the town council,
Capt. Philip, formerly of this town, and one of the first settlers of Adams, Mass ; he took part in the capture of Gen. Burgoyne, Roswell W., at Attleboro, in 24th year. American of
April 25, 1815 Dec. 1, 1815
May 24, 1816
383
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
MASON Lydia, widow of Noah, Esq., in 85th year,
Lieut. Nathan, at Seekonk, aged 69 years, suddenly. American of
Mrs -, wife of Peleg, of Swanzey, Mass., in this town, in 86th year,
Aug. 12, 1816
Aug. 27, 1816
Sept. 27, 1816
Dec. 4, 1816 April 13, 1817
Sarah, wife of Peletiah, at Killingly, Ct., aged 76 years,
May 22, 1818
Mary, wife of Aaron T., and daughter of Stephen Bullock, Esq., of Rehoboth, Mass., at Killingly, Ct., aged 40 years .. American of
June 2, 1818
Lucina, only surviving daughter of Chad, at Cumberland, in 17th year ; her sister pre- ceded her only about a week,
Aug. 3, 1818
Nancy, eldest daughter of Chad, at Cumber- land, in 22d year. American of
Aug. 4, 1818
Gen. A. T., of Virginia, killed in a duel with his brother-in-law, John McCarty. Several of the Americans mention the affair,
Feb. - , 1819
Rachel, widow of Benjamin, in 64th year,
Elizabeth, infant daughter of Major Edward, Mary, widow of John, at Swanzey. aged 98 years. American of
Feb. 1.1,, 1820
Gen. Thompson, collector of the port of Al- exandria. American of
March 24, 1820
Mrs. Elizabeth, at Swanzey, in 62d year. American of
June 9, 1820
Jonathan, of Seekonk, at New Bedford, aged 21 years ; military honors,
Henry, son of Obadiah,
John Sanford, son of John, at Thompson, Ct., in 20th year,
Nov. 17, 1820
Martha Dorrance, wife of William H., and eldest daughter of Jacob Whitman, of Prov- idence, at Thompson, Ct., in 32d year,
Joanna, wife of James, in 54th year,
James Penniman, son of Gregory, at Shrews- bury, Mass., aged 14 years ; was playing with a musket,
Harriet Amanda, youngest daughter of Will- iam,
Dea. Caleb, at Seekonk, in 74th year,
John Simons, son of Joseph, Jr., at Newport, in 7th year,
Aug. 1, 1820 Aug. 16, 1820
Jan. 4, 1821 April 13, 1821
May 30, 182T
Aug. 26, 1821 Nov. 5, 1821
Nov. 24, 1821
Peleg, late of Swanzey, in this town, in 85th year, Dr. Abel, at Cumberland,
Hon. James Brown, late M. C. from Rhode Island, at Providence, in 45th year, Aug. 31, 1819 Sept. 13, 1819 Feb. 7, 1820
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VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
MASON Pardon, only son of Major Edward, aged 1 year, 5 months,
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