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Mr. - , at Pendleton, S. C. His house was consumed by fire and 4 out of his 5 chil- dren perished,
Ann Eliza, only child of Sanford, aged II months, 10 days,
James Wall, son of Rev. Dr. Mason, late of New York, at Carlisle, Penn., aged 20 years. American of
Pelatiah, at Killingly, Ct., in 83d year,
Joseph, Jr., son of Dr. Joseph, of Providence, aged 28 years, at Rio Nunez, Africa, on board sloop Two Brothers. American of Benajah, of Swanzey, at Providence, aged 72 years,
April 25, 1823
Aug. 30, 1823
Hannah, widow of Joshua, at Swanzey, aged 84 years,
Sept. 7, 1823
Alice, widow of Gen. James B., and daughter of late John Brown,
Oct. 3, 1823
Anna. wife of Pardon, in 61st year,
Oct. 6, 1823
Elizabeth, wife of Edward, in 69th year,
Oct. 15, 1823
William Haile, son of William H., of Thomp- son, Ct., at North Providence, aged 6 years, 9 months,
Experience, widow of Nathan, at Seekonk, in 63d year,
Charles, at Swanzey, in 83d year,
William Henry Russell, infant son of Major Edward,
Candace, wife of James, at Adams, Mass., in 46th year,
George, infant son of George,
John R., infant son of Stephen, at Warren, aged 18 months. American of
Sept. 9, 1825
Oct. 20, 1825
Feb. 17, 1826
April 5, 1826
Aug. 13, 1826
Sept. 29, 1826
Benjamin, at Newport, aged 36 years. Amer- ican of
Louisa Allen, daughter of Nathan, at See- konk, aged 1 year, 10 months,
Hannah, daughter of late John, at Warren, in 72d year,
Jan. 14, 1822
March 14, 1822
Nov. 15, 1822
Nov. 26, 1822 Jan. 4, 1823
Jan. 7, 1824
Feb. 11, 1824 March 26, 1824
Aug. 8, 1824
March 19, 1825 Sept. 8, 1825
Hannah, wife of Gardiner, at Warren, in 48th year,
Sally, youngest daughter of Hezekiah, Esq., at Freetown. American of
George, formerly of Providence, at Canton, Ala., in 32d year,
Rose Anne, widow of John, Esq., aged 81 years,
Isaac, of Thompson, Ct., stabbed by Andrew Davis. near Slatersville,
Oct. 10, 1826
Oct. 22, 1826
Dec. 28, 1826
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
385
MASON Edward, in 74th year,
Joseph, drowned in the bay. American of Noble, at Swanzey, in 80th year,
Jan. 9, 1827 May 25, 1827 Aug. 13, 1827
Harriet, daughter of Edward, at Pawtucket, aged 22 months,
Sept. 12, 1827
Julia Ann, of Ashford, Ct., in 20th year, at Pawtucket,
Nov. 1, 1827
Nathan Lafayette, infant son of Nathan, at Seekonk, aged 7 months,
Feb. 3, 1828
William, son of Noble, of Rehoboth, at Prov- idence, aged 48 years,
April 23, 1828
Margaret, widow of Holden, aged 77 years, at Warren, very suddenly,
May 8, 1828
Harriet Elizabeth, youngest daughter of Major Edward, at Pawtucket,
Aug. 23, 1828
Robert F., son of Joseph, at Bristol, aged 18 years,
March 13, 1829
Mrs. Lucy, at Glocester, aged 32 years. American of
Nov. 6, 1829
Rev. Dr. John M., at New York, of the Scot- ish Presbyterian Church ; was Provost of Columbia College and President of Carlile. American of
Jan. 1, 1830
Edward Francis, youngest child of Dr. John H ., aged 2 years, 7 months,
March 11, 1830
Miss Elizabeth, at Cambridge, aged 65 years. American of
May 21, 1830
Hannah, wife of Samuel, at Warren, aged 68 years. American of
Aug. 20, 1830
Susan, daughter of Benjamin, at Newport. American of
Sept. 17, 1830
Capt. Edward, at Swanzey, aged 80 years. Soldier of the Revolution. American of
Dec. 28, 1830
Nancy, wife of Henry, at Cranston, in 49th year.
March 4, 1831
William Jenckes, of this town, aged 27 years, at his uncle's house in Potte: Township, O. American of
July 15, 1831 Dec. 17, 1832
Sarah Ann, daughter of Nathan, aged 4 years, MASQUERA Jose Maria, at Papayon, Colum- bia. Gen. Boliver once said of him " If men could select their fathers I would choose him for mine." American of
MASSIE Gen Nathaniel, in Ohio, one of the oldest settlers in the state. American of MASSMINSTER John, fell from a dray, at Phil- adelphia,
MASURY Samuel, son of the late Joseph, at Providence, in 23d year, buried at Cranston with military honors,
Oct. 9, 1829
Nov. 23, 1813 July 26, 1828
Feb. 26, 1818
386
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
MATTHEWS Richard, of Hartford .Co., N. C.,
aged 103 years, 2 months, 11 days ; was born in Virginia, but had resided in North Carolina for 60 years. American of William, at Bristol. American of
Mary A., daughter of Jeremiah, in 20th year, Washington, killed by his father, at Point Township, O.,
Nov. 16, 1801 July 8, 1817 Nov. 16, 1824
Dec. 16, 1826
MATHEWS Lt. H-, of Port Tobacco, Md., killed in a duel with Walter Jewson, of Vir- ginia, near the former place, Feb. 8, 1832
MATHEWSON Thomas, only child of the late Capt. Thomas, who was lost at sea, in this town, aged 2 years, 2 months,
Daniel, at Smithfield, aged 75 years. In this town there have died in a short period 12 married men leaving 12 widows, 5 of whom are named Mowry, and all in a dis- tance of 2 miles in length and { of a mile in breadth, and whose farms joined each other,
Waitey. wife of Capt. Reuben, at Johnston, in 35th year,
Sally, wife of James, at Coventry, in 36th year,
Col. John, in this town, in 74th year,
Stephen, at Scituate, in 46th year. American of
Margaret, wife of Nathan, Esq., formerly of Providence, at Tarboro, N. C., aged about 42 years,
Dec. 19, 1820
Feb. 20, 182 1
May 10, 1822
May 18, 1822
Oct. 19, 1822
June 16, 1824
Noah, Esq., at Johnston, aged 90 years; served in the Revolution and for more than 60 years in public life and a long time in the General Assembly. American of
Almy, son of Charles, of Johnston, at Provi- dence, in 25th year,
Patience, wife of Col. Iaaac, in 25th year,
Judeth, widow of Hon. Noah, at Johnston, aged 88 years,
James Lester, infant son of Henry A., at Woodstock, Ct., aged 5 months,
Sept. 28, 1824
Oct. 5, 1824
Dec. 2, 1824
Jan. 28, 1827
Nov. 14, 1827
June 7, 1814 Nov. 16, 1816
Jan. 22, 1819
Rebecca, wife of Capt. Samuel, at Warren, aged 28 years,
Obadiah, at Baltimore, merchant, a native of this State, aged 29 years. American of
Caroline Frances, infant daughter of Daniel, at Johnston, aged 17 months,
Nicholas, at Cranston, aged 71 years, Harriet, wife of John, in 38th year,
May 11, 1814
April 30, 1809
April 4, 1814
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
387
MATHEWSON John, Esq., late secretary Provi- dence Washington Insurance Co., in 56th year, Nathan, formerly of Providence, at Scarboro,. N. C., in 66th year,
Caroline Horton, daughter of Benjamin, at New York, aged 8 months,
MATHSON Rev. John, at. Porteerdale, Eng .. aged 90 years ; was over 60 years a min- ister at Porteerdale ; he was a fine model for Goldsmith's parson in the " Deserted Village." American of
MATIGNON Francis Anthony, D. D., at Bos- ton, for 26 years Roman Catholic pastor, MATTESON George N., son of James, at Cov- entry, aged 8 years, 2 months,
Nathan, at Coventry, aged 77 years, soldier of the Revolution. American of
Aug. 10, 1827
April 29, 1830
July 10, 1826
MAUNSELL Elizabeth, widow of late Gen. John, of the British service, at New York, aged 87 years American of
MAURICE -, owner of the Royal Brunswick theatre, perished in the burning of the house, at London,
MAURAN Capt. Joseph Carlos, at Barrington, in 71st year ; was a native of Italy and de- scended from a highly respectable family of the City of Villa Franca, in the Prov- ince of Nice ; came to Barrington in 1768 ; a fine sketch in paper of May 4. Masonic honors,
Olive, widow of Capt. Joseph C., in this town, in 60th year,
George W , son of Capt. Carlo, in this town, aged 3 years, Samuel E., son of Oroondates, of New York, at Providence, aged 1 year,
George Augustus, son of Capt. Carlo, in 5th year,
Capt. Ira, of Providence, aged about 38 years, at Curracco, W. I., was bitten by a dog, which terminated in lockjaw. American of
Sterry Lawrence, infant son of Dr. J-, aged about 1 year,
Orandates, son of Capt. Carlo, aged 14 years,
Dec. 19, 1830 July 6, 1832
July 7, 1832
June 21, 1814 Sept. 19, 1818 May 13, 1826
William Henry, only child of Henry A., aged 10 months, 20 days,
MATTIS Peter Providence, drowned from brig Pomona, aged 10 years,
Nov. 10, 1815
Feb. 28, 1828
May 1, 1813
Feb. 12, 1814
Nov. 14, 1815
Aug. 12, 1821
March 15, 1822
Dec. 16, 1825
Aug. 19, 1827 Nov. 5, 1828
388
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
MAURAN Charles Ira, youngest son of Joseph P., aged I year, 3 months,
Eliza B., infant daughter of Joshua, Esq., aged 10 months,
MAURY His Eminence Siffrecin, at Rome, aged 71 years; he played an important part in the French Revolution,
Fontane, in Washington City, aged 64 years ; he was one of Lafayette's aides in the Rev- olution, at Washington City. American of wife of James, Esq., late Consul for that port, at Liverpool, Eng. American of MAVIS Capt. John Frederick, of the sloop Catey, and late of this town, at St. Mary's, W. I., in 36th year,
Feb. 6, 1824
April 2, 1830
MAWNEY Ruth, wife of John, Jr., at Cranston, Experience, wife of Pardon, Esq., at East Greenwich, in 65th year,
John W., only son of John, Esq., at Crans- ton,
Col. John, at Cranston. American of
Pardon, Esq .. at East Greenwich, in 83d year, MAXCY Milton, Esq., native of Attleboro, Mass., brother of Rev. Dr. Maxcy, for- merly of this town, at Beaufort, S. C. American of
Esther, wife of Benjamin, at Attleboro, in 45th year,
Rev. Jonathan, in Columbia, S. C., president of college there, aged 53 years. See obit- uary in this number. American of
June 20, 1 820
Levi, Esq., aged 52 years, native of Attle- boro, but for some years a resident of Charleston, S. C., at Edisto Island,
June 24, 1822
Nov. 19, 1823
Cornelia Elizabeth, youngest daughter of Virgil, Esq., in Maryland, in 9th year. American of
Levi, at Wrentham, in 85th year,
MAXFIELD) Philip, seaman, perished in the wreck of the schooner Quaker,
Edmund, at Dartmouth, aged 85 years. American of
Susannah, widow of Zadoc, at New Bedford, aged 70 years. American of
Mrs. Deborah, at Bristol, aged 66 years,
Nov. 4, 1829
Feb. 24, 1832
May -, 1817
Oct. 27, 1817 Oct. 24, 1815
Nov. 30, 1815
Nov. 16, 1816 March 9, 1830 Aug. 6, 1831
Oct. 17, 1817
Oct. 20, 1817
Esther, only daughter of Benjamin, at Attle- boro, aged 17 years,
Aug. 19, 1821
Jonathan, Esq., attorney at law, son of Rev. Dr. Maxcy, formerly of Providence, at Autonga Co., Ala.,
Dec. 23, 1823 Oct. 11, 1826
March 6, 1820
Dec. 11, 1821
May 20, 1823 Oct. 26, 1831
389
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
MAXFIELD David, Jr., at Warren, aged 45
years. American of MAXON Miss Content, at Newport, aged 64 years. American of
MAXSON John, at Newport, aged 70 years,
Jonathan, at Newport, aged 87 years, 65 years member of Sabbatarian church,
John S., at Newport, aged 34 years. Amer- ican of
Isaac, at Middletown, aged 60 years, MAXWELL William, of Roxbury, Mass., drowned in the harbor at Newport; was in his 27th year,
May 30, 1810
Mrs. Ann, formerly of Newport, at East Greenwich, in 81st year,
May 2, 1817
Isaac, of Wrexford, Ireland, at sea, on board ship Columbia, on passage from Havana to Bristol. American of
July 17, 1818
James, transient person, found dead in the road, at Oxford, Mass., aged 22 years, Capt. Level, at Worcester, in 75th year,
Feb. 22, 1820 Dec. 17, 1828
Abigail, widow of Samuel, Esq., at Boston, aged 76 years,
Dec. 29, 1811
Henry B., son of Jesse, Esq., at Pawtucket, aged 22 months. American of
Jan. 27, 1815
Jesse, Esq., attorney at law, son of Elisha, at Pawtucket, in 36th year, (see his obitu- ary notice),
Feb. 24, 1815
May 16, 1815
Nehemiah Lyon, at North Providence, in 44th vear,
Jan. 23, 1817
Jan. 13, 1818
July 9, 1820
Mrs. Sarah, of Providence, aged about 66 years, eldest daughter of late Capt. Mat- thew Cozzens, of Newport, June 10, 1821
Daniel, at Orange Co., N. C., aged 99 years, a soldier of the Revolution; when 60 years old was father of 16 children, had 187 grand and 84 great-grandchildren at time of death. American of
Julia M., wife of Dr. F-, at Washington City, aged 29 years. American of
Sept. 28, 1832
Aug. 4, 1818 April 21, 1822
July 31, 1823
Aug. 30, 1825 March 25, 1830
MAY Hon. Elisha, at Attleboro, in 73d year, formerly member of General Assembly of Massachusetts, sermon by Rev. Mr. Wilder,
Nov. 15, 1811
Ruth, widow of Elisha, at Attleboro, aged 75 years. American of
Mr. -, aged 22 years, at Ceylon, from wounds given by a shark. American of Almira, daughter of Capt. William, of Wood- stock, Ct., at Providence,
June 15, 1821
Oct. 25, 1822
390
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
MAY Ephraim, formerly of Rehoboth, Mass., at Leroy, N. Y., aged 108 years. American of
Miss Mary, aged 25 years, formerly of New- port, at Providence,
June 15, 1827.
Joseph, only child of Rev. Samuel J., at Brooklyn, Ct.,
Dec. 12, 1828
Ebenezer, of Boston, at Paris, France, aged 72 years,
Feb. 28, 1829
Frances, daughter of late John, at Boston, aged 17 years. American of
April 29, 1831
MAYBERRY Miss Abby, at Bristol, aged 28 years, daughter of Capt. Freeman, of New- port, at Bristol,
Nov. 25, 1825
MAYHEW Capt. Elijah, of Newburyport, mas- ter of schooner Paragon, of Boston ; was one of the crew of ship Resource, lost in the South Seas in 1818, when most of the crew perished at sea,
Feb. 3, 1821
July 11, 1819
Abigail, wife of John, at Worcester, aged 61 years,
Nov. 24, 1826
James, late from Stowe or Sudbury, Mass,, at Providence, aged 39 years,
July 25, 1831
William Hale, of the New York Senate, from Oneida. American of
Sept. 7, 1832
MAYO Louisa, in the burning of the Richmond, Va., theatre,
Dec. 26, 1811
June 12, 1818
Col. John, at Richmond, Va. American of Joseph, at Eden, aged 85 years, soldier of the Revolution. American of
Nov. 13, 1829
MAYSTON Lieut. Robert, of the Bombay Ma- rines, from wounds received on board the Nautilus in action with U. S. Ship of War Peacock, in the East Indies. American of MAZEEN Ezekiel, aged 27 years, great-grand- son of Uncas, buried in the royal burial ground, at Norwich, of the Mohegans ; ser- mon by Rev. Mr. Palmer of the Baptist Church,
MAZZEI Philip, formerly resident of U. S., a confidant of Jefferson and political writer, at Pisa, in Tuscany, in 86th year,
June 21, 1825
June 4, 1816
May 2, 1826
March 19, 1816
MAYNARI) Mrs. Olive, at Sterling, Ct., aged 30 years, buried just three weeks from her marriage,
Henry L., his wife, Jane Maria, and his son, Charles William, at New York, of the cholera,
Aug. 9, 1832
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
391
McALLISTER Matthew, Esq., native of Penn- sylvania, but for 40 years a resident of Savannah, in 66th year,
Mrs. Hannah, at Savannah. American of McALSTER William, at Rochester, Vt. His dwelling house burnt and his three chil- dren perished,
McARDLE John, at Little Falls, N. Y., aged 50 years, killed by a blast ; has lost 7 sons, 5 by drowning and 2 by violent deaths. American of
McAYRES Samuel, seaman, of Bristol, at Ha- vana. American of
Feb. 6, 1821
July 11, 1812
July 4, 1815 Aug. 25, 1827
April 23, 1811
June 28, 1822
Hugh, Major in U. S. Army, at Savannah, Ga., aged 57 years. American of
June 29, 1824
McCALLON Hugh, in Ohio, of the dropsy, in 49th year ; had been tapped 25 times and yielded 52 gallons of water. American of McCARKLE William, Esq., late editor and pro- prietor of Freeman's Journal, at Philadel- phia, in 50th year. American of
April 4, 1815
Feb. 7, 1826
McCARTY Richard, son of Richard, of Swanzey, in 24th year, at sea, on board brig Bowdoin on his passage to Warren,
Col. Edward, in Virginia, aged 68 years, an officer in the Revolution. American of
McCAULEY Lieut. J-, of 7th Regiment, U. S. Infantry, at Fort Scott,
McCORMICK James, Esq., Prof. of Mathematics and Natural Philosophy in Dickerson Col- lege, at Carlisle, Penn., aged 53 years. American of
May 9, 1823 Aug. 30, 1825
March 1, 1828
Nov. 28, 1820
McBRIDE Henry, shot by a sentry at York- town, N. Y,
James, at New York, aged 18 years, took corrosive sublimate by mistake although it was plainly so labeled. American of Mary Ann Eliza, of the theatres,
McCALL Robert, brother of Andrew, of Wil- mington, Del., murdered in the street in Philadelphia. American of
Dr. John Ward, at Charleston, S. C., aged about 29 years ; was putting away a pistol in his wardrobe when it went off and killed him. American of
James, Esq., attorney at law, at St. Charles, Mo. American of
Oct. 25, 1822
McCARRIE Gen. Andrew, at Tiverton, aged 54 years, formerly Representative from the town of Portsmouth, July 8, 1825
Aug. 29, 1824
Sept. 21, 1824
Sept. 4, 1821
May 3, 1814
392
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
McCORMICK Miss Eliza, drowned at Belfast, Ire .; on hearing of the marriage of her lover, threw herself into the sea. Ameri- can of
M-, at Mt. Holly, N. J. He was passing through a fever. His wife and nephew were beside his bed and both fell asleep. He got up, took a pitcher and went to the well for water, fell in and was drowned,
McCOSKEY Dr. Charles N., Assistant Surgeon at St. Augustine. American of
Dec. 21, 1821
Oct. 17, 1820
James, killed by his wife, at Philadelphia. American of
Oct. 13, 1826
MCCLELLAN William, at Woodstock, Ct., in 47th year. American of
Jan. 27, 1809
Grace, wife of Nathaniel, Esq., at Woodstock, Ct. American of
June 4, 1813 Nov. 11, 1809
May 2, 1813
Joseph, Esq., attorney at law, son of the late Capt. Joseph, of Bristol, at Columbia, S. C., aged 35 years.
Ang. 7, 1835
Nov. 1, 1820
McCREEDY Dr. Charles, U. S. Army, drowned in Boston Harbor,
May 24, 1821
MACCREERY William, Esq., formerly M. C. from Maryland for Baltimore District, at Baltimore. American of
April 8, 1814
McCREERY John, Esq., native of Ireland, at Richmond, Va. American of
Sept. 2, 1825
McCUE Patrick, murdered by his cousin Patrick Cassidy, at Sideling Hill, Penn. American of
July 11, 1820
McCULLOCK Mrs. Eleanor, at Lexington, Ky., killed by lightning while at Church. American of
Thomas, of Kennebunk, member Senior class Harvard University, at Cambridge. Amer- ican of
McDOLE Mrs. -- , wife of James, at Paw- tucket, aged 33 years,
McDONALD Rhoda, wife of Capt. John, at Johnston, in 52d year, suddenly. American of
Sept. 9, 1828
McCOY Ann, late of Providence, in 17th year, at Savannah, Ga. American of
July 25, 1820
Aug. 15, 1817
Sept. 12, 1817
June 24, 1829
May 31, 1814
McCLINTOCK Joseph, at Bristol, aged 49 years, Sarah M., eldest daughter of the late Joseph, Esq., at Bristol,
McCLOUD Nathaniel, at Newport, aged 46 years,
McCLURE David, D.D., at East Windsor, Ct., aged 71 years,
June 25, 1820
393
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
MACDONALD Capt. James, of 14th U. S. In- fantry, at Buffalo, N. Y. American of Dec. 13, 1814
Col. - , the celebrated chief, Glengary, in Scotland ; his funeral at Invergarry was an immense affair. American of
March 28, 1828
McDONALD Rev. Daniel, D. D., professor of lan- guages in Geneva College, New York. American of
Donald, at the almshouse, Lynn, aged 108 years ; was born in Scotlund 1722, was in British service before he came to America, was at Quebec under Wolfe, with Brad- dock, and served also in the Revolution. American of
Oct. 8, 1830
Dec. 30, 1813 July 24, 1829
Jan. 19, 1818
Aug. 9, 1825
Com., hero of Champlain ; he embarked at Gibraltar Oct. 24, and died at sea Nov. 10 following, on his way home; his wife died recently at Middletown, Ct., has 5 living children, 4 sons and a daughter. Ameri- can of
Mrs. Polly, at Nantucket, perished in a snow storm, aged 34 years,
McDOWELL Samuel Irvine, Esq., at Bowling Green, Ky. American of MCDUFFIE Mary Rebecca, wife of Hon. George, daughter of Richard Singleton, Esq., at her father's house near Manches- ter, S. C.,
McFARLAND Duncan, Esq., formerly mem- ber of Congress from North Carolina, at North Carolina. American of
Francis Frederick, of the theatre, at Phila- delphia. American of
Dr. James, son of Capt. James, of Worcester, at Rutland, Mass., aged 41 years. Amer -- ican of
Mary Ellen, daughter of Thomas, aged 7 weeks,
Nov. 29, 1825
April 12, 1831 Sept. 14, 1824
Sept. 14, 1830
Sept. 20, 1816 March 5, 1819
Dec. 12, 1823
Sept. 6, 1829
April 9, 1830
McDONNELL William, murdered by Michael Sloop, in a quarrel, at Lancaster, Penn.,
Thomas, master of brig Planet, of Belfast, at New Orleans,
McDONNOUGH William, at the Boston jail, under sentence of death, from dropsy of the chest,
McDONOUGH Mrs. Lucy Ann, wife of Com. Thomas, and daughter of late Nathaniel Shaler, Esq., at Middletown, Ct., aged 34 years,
394
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
McGARRICK Bryan, alias William Morse, na- tive of Ireland, at Whampoa, on board ship Asia,
March 1I, 1822
McGARY John, of Rhode Island, at New Or- leans. American of
Oct. 16, 1821
McGEBAN James, drowned in New York har- bor.
Dec. 20, 1808
McGEE George, at Foster, in 81st year,
Feb. 25, 1832
McGINNIS Lieut. - , drowned in crossing St. Mary's river,
Feb. 1I, 1818
MCGRATH Michael, executed at Halifax for murder of Capt. Westmacott, of the Brit- ish army. American of
July 23, 1816
McGREGOR Mrs. Eunice, at Sterling, Ct., aged 25 years. American of
April 29, 1825
McGUYER John, of New York, perished in the shipwreck of schooner Lafayette, in South Seas. American of
Nov. 28, 1826
McHENRY James, near Baltimore, in 63d year, one of Washington's aides in the Revolu- tion,
May 3, 1816
Col. -, of Baltimore, at Mercersburg, Penn., of the fever. American of
Oct. 25, 1822
MCILVAINE Bloomfield, at- Burlington, N. J., in 30th year,
Aug. 18, 1826
Aug. 25, 1826
Sept. 14, 1824
March 27, 1819
Gen. William, an Indian chief, murdered by a band of Indians. American of
May 24, 1825
Nov. 3, 1822
McKAY Emily, in this town, aged 4 years, I month, youngest daughter of William,
George F., son of William, aged 23 years,
McKEAN Gov. - , of Pennsylvania; wrote a long article respecting the Declaration of Independence on June 16th and died the 24th, aged 84 years,
Hon. Thomas, late Governor of Pennsyl- vania, at Philadelphia,
Rev. Joseph, D. D., LL.D., at Havana, where he was for his health. American of
June 24, 1817
June 24, 1817
April 21, 1818
Joseph, U. S. Senator from N. J., in 58th year, at Burlington, N. J. American of McINNES Rev. Thomas G., pastor of Ninth Presbyterian Church, at Philadelphia. American of
McINTOSH McQueen, shot by John L. Hop- kins, at Darien, Ga.,
MCINTYRE Moses G., son of Simeon, at Men- don,
-, of brig Trident, from exposure at sea. American of
Oct. 27, 1826
Nov. 24, 1811 April 1, 1824
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
395
McKECANIE Gillis, at Gonrock, Scotland, aged 104 years, the last of the warriors that fought with Prince Charles in 1745. Amer- ican of
McKENNEY Matthew, at Orange Co. jail, N. Y., aged between 60 and 70 years. He had been in the Olster and Orange jail for 30 years for a single debt. American of Hannah, widow, at Georgetown, aged 93 years, 9 months. After living to see 5 generations she could say " Arise daughter and go to your daughter, for your daugh- ter's daughter hath a daughter." Ameri- can of
McKENSIE Capt. James, of Wickford, in Ber- muda, on board sloop Emily, aged 35 years, Lieut. -. killed by his Sergeant, at Baton Rouge, La. American of
Capt. James, Commander of Revenue Cutter Wasp, at Norfolk. American of
MCKENZIE Sir Alexander, in Scotland ; well known for his adventurous journey in the Deserts of North America. American of Henry, the Scotch Author, at Edinburgh, aged 86 years,
Richard, at Macera, Cuba, formerly of Provi- dence,
McKIBBON Mrs. Patience, daughter of the late Nicholas P. Tillinghast, Esq., of Newport, at Charlestown Brook Court House, Va., in 44th year. American of
McKINLEY David, at Mobile, aged 26 years, Sarah, wife of Daniel, and daughter of Wal- ter Colman, aged 28 years,
McKINN Sergt. James, aged 26 years, shot by a private named Travers, at the Navy Yard, Charleston,
McKINNEY Matthew, aged between 60 and 70 years, at Orange Co., N. Y. Jail, where he had been confined 30 years for a debt. American of
McKINNON John, at Savannah. Ga .; his body found floating in the river, had been miss- ing several days. American of
John, murdered near Savannah, Ga. Ameri- can of
McKINSTREY Rev. William, son of late Dr. -, of Taunton, Mass., Episcopal cler- gyman ; had returned from England about 3 months since, after an absence of 40 years, at Concord, N. H., in 61st year,
Oct. 10, 1815
Jan. 26, 1819
Dec. 22, 1829
Sept. 17, 1819
Dec. 26, 1828
July 10, 1829
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McLANE William, formerly of Providence, at New Orleans, in 22d year,
Nov. 5, 1821
Edward, Esq., first clerk in office of secretary of state, at Boston, aged 64 years. Amer- ican of
March 24, 1826
Col. Allen, father of Hon. Lewis, and col- lector of the port of Wilmington; distin- guished himself in the Revolution, at Wil- mington, Del., Rebecca, wife of John A.,
May 22, 1829 Dec. 19, 1832
MCLAUGHLING Sarah, at Newport asylum, aged 36 years,
Sept. 4, 1825
McLEAN Hon. Joseph, president of district court for city and county of Philadelphia, at Cheltenham, Penn., in 63d year,
Sept. 5, 1826
-, stabbed his wife to death at Gardiner's victualling house, New York,
May 17, 1827
McMAKIN William, of Frederic Co., Md., hung himself with a silk handkerchief,
Oct. 24, 1 826
McMILLAN Alexander, aged 32 years, at Fay- etteville, N. C. ; was congressman-elect from this district. American of
Dec. 2, 1817
McMINN Joseph, Esq., formerly governor of the State, in Tennessee. American of
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