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Dec. 24, 1824
McNAIR Alexander, late governor of Missouri, one of the early pioneers and settlers of the territory, at St. Louis, Mo. Amer- ican of
May 19, 1826
McNAUGHTON Duncan, a Scotchman, at Moultonboro, N H., supposed to be 117 years old. American of
McNEAL Archibald, lieutenant U. S. Navy, at sea. American of
Hopestill, in 71st year,
Sarah, daughter of John, in 21st year,
Aug. 7, 1824 Sept. 4, 1825
McNEILL Lieutenant-Colonel Archibald F., late of U. S. army, in North Carolina. American of
McPHERSON William, a dissolute fellow, killed in a row with the Pleas brothers, at Camden, N. C.,
Col. R., American consul at Madeira, mili- tary honors,
McRONE Acting-Lieutenant -. on board U. S. schooner Alligator, in Port au Prince bay, MEACHAN Calvin, aged 38 years, from Ten- nessee; in mounting his horse his foot caught in the stirrup, the horse started suddenly, he was so bruised that he died the day after. American of
Nov. 25, 1823
March 9, 1811
Jan. 1, 1 817
Oct. 19, 1822
Aug. 6, 1830
March 15, 1831
March 30, 1821
McNEIL Mrs. - , wife of John, in 38th year,
Aug. 3, 1821
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
397
MEADE Gen. David, at Meadeville, O., aged 61 years ; he was the first settler northwest of the Alleghany. American of Dea. Silas, at Greenwich, Ct., in 98th year, Major-General Ebenezer, at Greenwich, Ct., aged about 70 years,
Oct. 29, 1816 Oct. 13, 1817
Feb 7, 1818
MEADOZA Mrs. -; her husband was a great mathematician and died a suicide be- cause he had made an error of one figure in some millions made. American of MEANS Major, of Windham, Me., killed by the explosion of a powder mill, at Gorham, Me., MEARS Samuel, of Boston, cooper, at Trinidad, Cuba. American of
Sept. 18, 1817
July 19, 182
July 20, 1827
MECKLENBURGH STRELTZ Duke of, and brother of the Queen of England, in Ger- many.
Feb. 2, 1814
Duke of, in Germany, aged 75 years, brother to the Queen of England. American of
Feb. 21, 1817
MEDBURY Nathaniel, at Rehoboth, aged 71 years. American of
Dec. 13, 1811
John, at Seekonk, in 72d year, an officer in the Revolution ; had been member of the Legislature, selectman and justice of the peace,
Nov. 2, 1825
Allen Viall, son of Viall, at Seekonk,
Edward, formerly of Smithfield, at Plainfield, Ct., aged 80 years,
Dec. 25, 1828
Matthew, son of Mrs. Ruth, in 27th year ; had just returned from a long voyage in the ship Tartar, of which he was chief mate,
Sept. 5, 1829
Mary W., daughter of William, at Seekonk, in 21st year,
July 14, 1830
Feb. 25, 1832
MEERFELT Count, Austrian ambassador at St. James, at London, Eng.,
July 4, 1815
Dec. 23, 1817
MEGARY William, son of John, Esq., aged 14 years, at Lewiston, Penn., by hydrophobia, MEIGS Nathan, supposed to have been shot by his son and thrown overboard in Long Island Sound. American of
July 13, 1810
Sept. 4, 1822
Jan. 28, 1823
Abigail. widow of John, at Seekonk, aged 67 years,
Dec. 9, 1827 Sept. 1, 1828
George, at Seekonk, killed by his team,
Josiah, commissioner of the General Land Office, at Washington, D. C., aged about 70 years ; a native of Connecticut and near relative of the postmaster-general; was passionately fond of scientific pursuits, Col. Return Jonathan, native of Connecticut, and a distinguished officer of the Revolu- tion, at the Cherokee agency,
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VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
MEIGS Return Jonathan, formerly governor of Ohio, and postmaster-general of United - States, at Marietta, O.,
MEIN Mrs. Mary, widow of John, of Newport, at Port Antonio, Ja., aged about 48 years, MELISH John, at Philadelphia, geographer, aged 52 years. American of
MELVILLE Sarah, daughter of the late David, at Newport, in 19th year,
May 28, 1810
Ruth, daughter of Seth, at Newport, aged 20 years. American of
Elizabeth, widow of Thomas, aged 93 years, at Newport. American of
Jonathan B., Oct. II, Phebe B., Oct. 10, twin children of Andrew, at Newport, aged 20 months. American of
Oct. 19, 1821
Thomas, at Newport, aged 44 years,
Amelia Adelaide, infant daughter of William L., aged 10 weeks, 3 days, at Newport,
Lydia, wife of Seth, at Newport, aged 66 years,
Rebecca P., wife of David, in 19th year,
MENDENHALL James, Friend minister, in Virginia, in 65th year. American of MENOCE General, Governor of Venice and Grand Officer of the Legion of Honor, at Venice. American of
Oct. 19, 1810
MENZIES Christiana, at the Philadelphia Alms- house, aged 112 years; was a native of Strathapey, Invernesshire, Scotland. Had been an inmate since 1817. Had been a mother of a large family but had outlived them all. American of
MERCHANT Sarah, eldest daughter of Will- iam, Esq., at Newport, in 18th year,
Rebecca, daughter of William, Esq., in 17th year,
MEREDETH Samuel, in Pennsylvania, formerly treasurer of United States, aged 76 years, one of the Patriots of 1776. American of MERETHEW Mary, widow of Elias, at Crans- ton, aged 70 years. American of MERRETT Henry, at Newburyport, merchant, native of England ; also the same day his wife Susannah, aged 36 years. His age was 48 years. American of
MERRIAM Aaron Eames, son of John, of Ux- bridge, Mass., at Richmond, Va., in 20th year. American of
March 29, 1825
Aug. 8, 1821
Jan. 7, 1823
May 23, 1815
Dec. 15, 1820
-, of Rhode Island, at New Orleans, aged 25 years,
April -. 1823
Nov. 24, 1824
March 24, 1829
Dec. 30, 1829 Jan. 9, 1831
Sept. 6, 1816
April 27, 1832
May 29, 1816
Aug. 25, 1818
March 7, 1817
May 2, 1815
March 6, 1821
Oct. 21, 1823
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
399
MERRIAM Miss Eliza, daughter of John, at Roxbury, aged 85 years. American of Widow Eunice, at Oxford. American of
Nov. 6, 1829 July 30, 1830
Levi, merchant, at Boston, in 50th year. American of
March 22, 1831
MERRICK Hon. Pliney, Esq., at Brookfield, Mass. American of
March 11, 1814
Phebe, daughter of Obed, at Taunton, aged 16 years,
July 12, 1824
MERRIFIELD William, formerly of Schoharie, N. Y., in 38th year,
Aug. 13, 1821
MERIFIELD Mary, wife of Aaron, daughter of Capt. Stephen Thayer, of Uxbridge, at Franklin, Mass., aged 30 years,
July 29, 1824
MERRIFIELD Mary, in 47th year ; she has left a large family of children,
Sept. 10, 1831
MERRILL Richard, at Newport, aged 39 years. American of
Aug. 15, 1817
Mary T., daughter of William, at Warwick, aged 6 years. American of
Oct. 8, 1822
Adenijah, at Deerfield, N. H., aged 83 years. American of
Jan. 12, 1830
MERRY Emma Greene, eldest daughter of John, formerly of Providence, at Bloomfield, O., aged 8 years, 10 months,
William Tyler, son of Barney, at Pawtucket, Joseph, at Smithfield, in 47th year. Ameri- can of
Dec. 18, 1821
Barney, infant son of Barney, at Pawtucket, aged 8 months,
April 16, 1825
MESIER Nathaniel, Jr., at Gorham, Me., aged 25 years; was found dead in the road. American of
Dec. 3, 1830
George Washington, of Wrentham, Mass., at Jackson, La., a graduate of Brown Univer- sity 1826,
June 6, 1828
MESSEROLE Mrs. - , aged 22 years, killed by an explosion on steamboat Etna,
May 15, 1824
METCALF Nathaniel G., in 36th year ; had been transacting business at Wilmington, N. C., at sea, suddenly, while returning home, Michael, in this town, in 63d year,
Edwin, son of Joel, Jr., aged 13 months, 14 days,
Ebenezer, at Cumberland, in 72d year,
Hannah, wife of Reuben G., at Wrentham, Mass. American of
June 6, 1812 March 31, 1815
June 23, 1820 Oct. 23, 1820
Nov. 10, 1820
Oct. 23, 1819 Aug. 2, 1821
MESSENGER Ebenezer, at Pawtucket, for- merly of Wrentham, in 52d year,
Dec. 27, 1820
400
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
METCALF George, at Horton, in Ribblesdale, aged ir5 years ; his senses held out to the last American of
Albert, son of Samuel, aged 18 months, 15 days,
Reeve, youngest child of Theron, Esq., at Dedham. American of
Lucy, wife of Joel, aged 63 years,
Sarah Calder, daughter of Samuel, aged 6 years, 3 months,
Dec. 13, 1822
Julia, daughter of Samuel, in 14th year ; the 3d child he has lost in 6 months,
Jan. 31, 1823
Christopher Dexter, son of Dexter, aged 13 months,
Oct. 3, 1824
William M., at Sutton, Mass., aged 35 years, native of Providence. American of Levi, aged 30 years,
Nov. 9, 1824
Almira Taft, daughter of Whiting, aged 18 months, 27 days,
June 8, 1825
Selinda, wife of Liberty, at Cumberland, aged about 45 years,
June 18, 1825
Cornelia Sarah, infant daughter of Samuel, aged 7 months,
July 22, 1825 July 27, 1826
Jesse, only son of Jesse, aged 19 months,
Lydia, widow of Nathaniel G., aged 49 years. American of
March 30, 1827 June 10, 1829
Thomas G., son of Thomas S., of Augusta, Ga., at Providence, in 4th year,
Capt. Isaac, at Boston, aged 48 years. Amer- ican of
April 20, 1830 .
Ellery Channing, only son of Thomas S., at Augusta, Ga., aged 7 months, 16 days,
June 14, 1831
Elizabeth Jane, only daughter of late Jabez, aged 23 years,
Sept. 9, 1831
Mrs. Hannah, wife of Amnon, at Cumber- land, in 50th year,
Nov. 5, 1831
MEYER -- , the Jewish banker, at Copenhagen, Den. He left his heirs 60,000.000 of Danish paper money, besides plate, jewels, cash and securities worth £500,000 sterling, MICHOLSKY -, a husbandman, at Plescow, Russia, aged 165 years. His mother lived to be 117 and a sister 112. American of MICKLEFIELD John, at Salem, aged 80 years. American of
MIDDLEMORE W-, Esq., in England, banker. American of
MIDGETT Abner, at Bristol, aged 27 years,
MIFFL.IN Samuel, Esq., president Union Canal Co., of Pennsylvania, at Harrisburg, Pa.,
Sept. 1, 1813
Nov. 5, 1830
May 25, 1819
Dec. 29, 1815 Oct. 9, 1819
March 16, 1829
June 22, 1821
Aug. 16, 1822
Oct. 8, 1822 Nov. 4, 1822
May 21, 1825
401
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
MIFFLIN Samuel, at Philadelphia, president of Union Canal Co., and called the " Clinton " of Pennsylvania. American of MILES Mrs. Mary, at Newport, aged 78 years, Jesse, doorkeeper, perished in the burning of the Royal Brunswick theatre, London,
Capt. John, at New Haven, aged 78 years ; was a soldier in the Revolution in the Ar- tillery service ; was in several engagements and one in which Gen. Washington thanked him for his bravery at the head of his com- pany. There are now 3 surviving officers of the Revolution in this town. American of
MILL Samuel, at Boston, aged 68 years, soldier of the Revolution. American of
MILLARD Squire, at Warwick, in 70th year ; served in the Revolution and years a mem- ber of Town Council and General Assem- bly,
John, son of Charles, at Warwick, in 22d year,
Mrs. Sophia W., wife of Russell, at Paw- tuxet, in 36th year,
Sept. 11, 1824
Amasa Richardson, son of Samuel, at Wor- cester, aged 19 months,
Freelove, wife of Stephen, in 40th year, sud- denly,
Mary, at Smithfield, aged 84 years,
Eliza, daughter of Nathaniel, Esq., at War- wick, in 21st year,
May 20, 1826
Stephen, at Smithfield, in 47th year,
Capt. Nathan, at Warwick, in 58th year,
Patience, widow of Squire. Esq., at War- wick, in 84th year,
Charles, son of Thomas, carver, aged about 10 years, at New York ; was pushed from the wharf and drowned,
MILLERD Mrs. Hannah, at Warwick, in 48th year,
MILLEDGE Hon. Mr., late Governor of Georgia. American of
MILLER Rhoby, wife of Philip, at Rehoboth, in 61st year. American of
Jacob, at Rehoboth, aged 76 years,
Bernard, at Warren, in 93d year. American of
May 26, 1829 Dec. 21, 1822
Feb. 28, 1828
April 9, 1830
March 12, 1830
Jan. 2, 1820
Nov. 10, 1822
Jan. 1, 1825
July 17, 1825 Feb. 8, 1826
George W., son of Nathaniel, Esq., of War- wick, not Willard, as stated (April 17). American of
April 24, 1827 Dec. 15, 1829 Dec. 16, 1829
Feb. 14, 1830
June 28, 1830
April 20, 1832
Feb. 27, 1818
May 7, 1811 Dec. 30, 1811
Jan. 28, 1812
402
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
MILLER Mrs. Catherine, widow of Gen. Na- thaniel Greene, at Dungeness, Cumberland Island, Ga., in 60th year. American of
John, of Baltimore, perished at sea. Ameri- can of
Fanny S., aged 12 years, at Seneca Falls, N. Y., from eating green currants. American of
July 18, 1817
Rebecca, widow of Hon. Nathan, at Warren, in 75th year,
Aug. 21, 1817
Sally Francis, daughter of Welcome, in 12th year,
July 16, 1818
Elizabeth, infant daughter of Nathan. Amer- ican of
Loisa, daughter of Welcome, in 16th year,
Daniel Field, youngest son of James S., aged 2 years, 10 months,
March 8, 1819
Sarah Rogers, wife of John, aged 27 years,
Amos, formerly of Rehoboth, at East Bloom- field, N. Y., in 41st year,
Sept. 19, 1820
, drowned, in swimming a river to escape toll ; he had one cent, the toll was two, the gatekeeper refused his passage, hence he swam. American of
July 31, 1821
Oct. 21, 1821
Mary Ann, daughter of Benjamin, Jr., aged II months, 26 days,
Nov. 27, 1821
Hon. Ashur, mayor of the city, at Middle- town, Ct., aged 63 years. American of
Jan. 4, 182 2
Sarah Martin, only child of Pardon, aged 8 months, 7 days,
Aug. 19, 1822
Zedekiah, at Rehoboth, In 62d year. Ameri- can of
Nathan H., in 62d year,
Ordana, daughter of Russell, at Cumberland, in 22d year,
July 13, 1823
Miss Sally W., daughter of Capt. Jacob, at Seekonk, in 18th year,
Oct. 16, 1823
Mrs. Jane, at Marietta, O., aged 55 years, of the fever, late of Providence. American of Philip, Esq., at Rehoboth, in 74th year, served in the Revolution,
John, at St. Francisville, La., was killed as he was entering a billiard room. American of
Sept. 23, 1814
May 24, 1816
Aug. 21, 1818 Sept. 17, 1818
Freeborn, widow of Barnard, at Warren, in 94th year,
Feb. 1, 1820 Aug. 28, 1820
Margaret Spooner, daughter of Henry, aged I year, 8 months,
Simeon Ingraham, only son of Henry, aged 4 years, 5 months,
March 6, 1822
Feb. 14, 1823 March 23, 1823
Dec. 16, 1823
Feb. 12, 1824
Feb. 13, 1824
403
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
MILLER James E., eldest son of late Nathan, in 9th year,
Oct. 8, 1824
Hon. Morris S., formerly member of Congress from New York, at Utica, N. Y., aged 45 years. American of
Nov. 23, 1824
William G., Esq, late American consul at Montevideo, at Alvarado, Mex. American of
Dec. 24, 1824
Dr. Charles H., at Matanzas, was stabbed by a person he was passing in the street while returning from visiting a patient. Ameri- can of
Jan. 21, 1825
Mrs. Susannah, widow of late John, com- pleted her 100th year Wednesday (Jan. 19), is believed to be the oldest person in town. Her daughter, Mrs. Experience Barney, who takes care of her, is now in her 80th year. American of
Jan. 21, 1825
Asquar, at Cumberland, Masonic honors. American of
May 6, 1825
James, son of Benjamin, aged 4 months. American of
Phebe, daughter of Consider, at Providence, Miss Sarah, in 56th year,
Susannah, widow of John, aged 101 years, I month, 12 days, native of Taunton; she resided 70 years here; experienced relig- ion at age of 20 American of
Allen, at Bristol, aged 46 years American of Caleb, M. D., at Bristol, aged 40 years,
Gorton, of Punton, Ct., perished in shipwreck of schooner Lafayette, in South Seas. American of
Eunice, at Northborough, aged 58 years, Capt. - , drowned off Kinimmicutt Point Benjamin, son of late Allen, of Bristol, at sea, on board brig Phebe, on passage from St. Jago to New Orleans, in 22d year, Lydia, wife of Capt. Joshua, at Rehoboth,
Henry S., of North Stonington, aged 24 years, son of Saxtora. American of
John, at Worcester, aged 54 years,
Benjamin, in 67th year,
Nelson, son of Josiah, at Pawtucket, in 19th year, Nelson, son of Josiah, at Pawtucket, aged 19 years,
John Balch, son of John, the publisher of the Journal, in 12th year,
Ira, son of Ellis, at Seekonk, aged 26 years,
April 27, 1827 Aug. 25, 1827
May 9, 1828 July 15, 1828 Nov. 27, 1828
March 15, 1829 March 16, 1829
March 25, 1829 June 10, 1829
July 5, 1825 July 5, 1825 Sept. 28, 1825
March 10, 1826 June 2, 1826 Nov. 13, 1826
Nov. 28, 1826 Dec. 15, 1826 April 19, 1827
404
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
MILLER Ira, at Seekonk, aged 26 years,
Polly, wife of Aaron C., at Pawtucket, aged 26 years,
James William, at St. Thomas, W. I., for- merly editor of Boston Literary Gazette. American of
Nov. 20, 1829
Rev. Samuel, many years pastor of Baptist church at Meriden, Ct., at Wallingford, Ct. American of
Dec. 4, 1829
Elder Samuel, pastor of Baptist church at Meriden, Ct., at Wallingford, aged 56 years ; also his wife Vincey, aged 55 years. American of
Dec. 22, 1829
March 26, 1830
April 2, 1830
July 17, 1830
July 18, 1830
Jan. 5, 1831
Daniel H., president of Bank of Pennsylva- nia Township, late member of Congress from 3d Pennsylvania district, at Philadel- phia, in 48th year,
Stephen J., at New Canaan, Ct., killed his two children and attacked his wife while crazy over religion. American of
Ann Eliza Olney, daughter of Pardon, in 4th year,
Consider, aged 80 years, Revolutionary pen- sioner,
Arthur, mate of schooner Gen. Jackson, mur- dered at New York,
MILLGROVES William, murdered by Thomas Hutchinson ; was found lying on the deck of the brig Hope, at Charleston, S. C. American of
MILLIMER James, at New York, from the fall of a scaffolding,
MILLIOT Mr. - , at New Orleans, of the fever,
MILLS Major Joseph, at Deerfield, N. H., presi- dent of New Hampshire Society of the Cincinnati. American of
June 16, 1829 Oct. 26, 1829
April 24, 1831
Sept. 20, 1831
Nov. 22, 1831
July 8, 1832
Jan. 3, 1833
Jan. 10, 1817
Nov. 29, 1829
Sept. 1, 1830
Jan. 24, 1809
William, Jr., Esq., killed in a duel with Lieut. Charles G. Hunter, U. S. Navy, at Naa- man's Creek, Penn. American of
-, killed in a duel with - Hunter, a midshipman in the navy, an unprovoked affair and deliberate murder. American of , widow of James, Esq., at Bristol, in 85th year,
Richard Carmichael, son of late Dr. Caleb, of Bristol, at Rehoboth, in 14th year,
William, only son of Bernard, at Cumber- land, in 26th year,
405
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
MILLS Rev. Samuel I., of Connecticut, at sea, on passage from England to Africa. Ameri- can of
Sept. 18, 1818
William, at New Orleans, was from New York, Between July 29 and Aug. 5, 1823 Sept. 7, 1824
Spotswood, was killed. American of
Gideon J., Esq., of Connecticut, at Mobile, aged 34 years, Aug. 16, 1825
Samuel, convicted for killing his wife, at Wilkesbarre, Penn. American of Dec. 2, 1825 -, editor of Huntsville, Ala., Democrat, killed by Mr. - - McClung, at Hunts- ville. American of Aug. 17, 1827
Mr. - , in England. at Farnham ; he lived like a hermit, would not wash, shave or cut his hair. had put his two children at hum- ble trades at a distance from him ; after his death £12,000 was found in his cellar and 612,000 to £15,000 in bank. Ameri- can of
Oct. 24, 1828
Hon. Elijah H., late senator in Congress, from Massachusetts, at Northampton,
May 4, 1829
Henry (colored), seaman, belonging to ship Hazard, of Providence, drowned at Savan- nah,
Nov. 23, 1828.
Capt. Peter, native of New York, at Wash- ington City, aged 104 years, an officer of the Revolution. American of
Elijah H., of Northampton, at Charleston, S. C., aged 20 years. American of
Oct. 19, 1830 Dec. 3, 1830
MILLWARD Miss Ann, at Newport, aged 76 years. American of
March 12, 1819
MILSON Mrs. - , while on her wedding trip was thrown from the canal boat and drowned, near Schenectady, N. Y.,.
July 25, 1826
MILTON Gen. Homer Virgil, a field officer of the U. S. Army during the late war, in Jefferson Co., Ga.,
April 27, 1822
MINA , executed at Doylestown, Penn. American of
June 26, 1832
MINARD John, drowned at Liverpool, N. S., by upsetting of a boat, leaves wife and 7 chil- dren. American of
Elizabeth, wife of Peter R., Esq., daughter of late Hon. Judge Gallaird, of South Car- olina, at Pawtucket,
MINER Mrs. Catharine, at Marietta, O., aged 53 years, of the fever, late of Providence. American of
Rev. Jesse, an Indian missionary, at Green Bay, Wis.,
June 3, 1817
June 23, 1832
Dec. 16, 1823
March 22, 1829
406
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
MINES -, son of Rev. Mr. Mines, killed by lightning while standing in the fireplace of Mr. Dodson's, at Old Fields, Va. Had re- cently been admitted to the bar. Ameri- can of
MINIS Miss -, at Savannah, Ga., drowned by upsetting of a carriage in crossing a stream at Georgetown, S. C. American of
July 6, 1819
MINO Mrs. Mary, at Boston, aged 92 years. American of
Aug. 5, 1830
MINOR Gen. John, at Richmond, Va., aged 56 years, eminent lawyer. American of
June 21, 1816
MINTURN Hannah, at New York, in 45th year, daughter of the late William, Esq., former- ly of Newport,
March 1, 1817
William, Esq., formerly of New York, mer- chant, on Long Island, suddenly, in 43d year. American of
Dec. 1, 1818
Penelope, widow of William, formerly of New- port, at New York, aged 74 years,
April 5, 1821
MITCHELL Joanna, wife of Joseph, at Ports- mouth, aged about 70 years. American of William, of gunboat 97, near Sandy Hook, while defending a vessel ran aground, killed by a gun from the Plantagenet. American of
Aug. 13, 1813
Patience, in this town (colored) American of J -. in England, executed for murder. American of
July 14, 1815
Jethro, at Nantucket, aged 78 years, Society of Friends. American of
May 23, 1817
Mrs. - , wife of John, at St. Pierre, W. I., consul for United States, at that port. American of
Feb. 20, 1818
James, son of the late Silas B., in 21st year, Thomas Clarke, son of Edward, Esq., and grandson of the late Dr. Ephraim Bowen, in St. James Parish, S. C., in 25th year. American of
-, a German traveller, lost in the wreck of ship Helen, at sea. American of
Capt. Peter, at Newport, a skilled pilot, drowned in the harbor,
Peter, son of Richard, at Middletown, in 38th year,
Hugh, at Cherry Valley, N. Y., aged IO1 years, 9 months, native of Carrickfergus,
July 20, 1824
Oct. 8, 1819
Feb. 4, 1820
May 4, 1821
Oct. 8, 1821
Nov. 23, 1813 Sept. 23, 1814
Maj. Gen. David, at Juniatta, Cumberland Co., Penn., in 77th year, soldier of the Rev- olution,
May 18, 1818 Oct. 7, 1818
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
MITCHELL:
Ire .; came to America about 1764 with Rev. Mr. Dunlap; at the Indian massacre of the town in Nov., 1778, his wife and 4 children were slain and his remaining one carried into captivity,
Mrs. Hannah, at New Shoreham, aged 72 years,
Opher, at South Bridgewater, aged 43 years. American of
Capt. Bowles, of the Royal Navy, at Rams- gate, Eng., aged 74 years. The last sur- viving officer who accompanied Cook around the world. American of
James W., aged 27 years, son of late Capt. Peter,
James, at Newport, aged 54 years, of So- ciety of Friends,
May 10, 1824
Mr. - , mate of the schooner Laurel Packet, drowned in the harbor of Newport,
Aug. 17, 1824
Thomas, killed in a duel with Dr. Baber, at Hamburg, S. C.,
Benjamin, in 40th year,
Frances, widow of Benjamin, aged about 25 years, very suddenly,
July 31, 1828
Rhoda, daughter of James, dec., of Newport, at Providence, aged 34 years, Society of Friends,
May 31, 1829
James, Esq., marshal district of Connecticut, at Groton, Ct., aged 54 years,
May 10, 1831
Peggy, at Lenox, aged 86 years, fell while de- scending a pair of stairs. American of
May 20, 1831 Sept. 13, 1831
March 16, 1832
George E., M. C. from Maryland, at Wash- ington. American of July 3, 1832
MITER Ram Chander, aged 62 years, at Cal- cutta, the American Bunyan of India for last 25 years,
MOCOCK Capt. Edward L., drowned in the bay. American of
Jan. 8, 1822
Nov. 6, 1822
Nov. 28, 1823
March 19, 1824
March 27, 1824
Sarah Ann, aged 5 years, 6 months, only daughter of Edward, Jr., of Newport, at Nantucket. American of
Dec. 2, 1824
March 9, 1826 Oct. 29, 1826
James, son of late James, of Newport, at Providence, aged 22 years,
Jan. 9, 1829
Jane, drowned at the New York dock. Amer- ican of
Jan. 1I, 1831
Dr. Samuel L., at New York. American of -, two sons drowned in the canal, at New- port, N. H. American of
July 3, 1828
Feb. 23, 1830
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408
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
MOE Elizabeth G., wife of Isaac L., of New York, and daughter of James Guion, at North Castle, aged 24 years,
MOFFATT Jeremiah, at Oxford,
MOFFETT Mrs. Elizabeth, at New Bedford, in 75th year. American of MOIR Capt. - , executed at Clemsford, Eng., for shooting a poor fisherman,
April 16, 1830
July -, 1830
MOLLY and Joe, negroes, executed at Concord, N. C., for murder of Mrs. Long,
May 30. 1828
MOLYNEAUX -, the noted pugilist, at Gal- way, Ire. American of
Oct. 27, 1818
MOMUS, native of India, aged about 20 years, MONCRIEF Mary, in this town, in 82d year,
Jan. 31, 1816
MONEY George, 2d, at Exeter, aged 21 years,
Feb. 21, 1826
MONKS James, executed for murder in Penn- sylvania. American of
Feb. 19, 1819
Mary, at Newport, aged about 80 years. American of
Dec. 3, 1822
MONNIER Lt. Gen., at Paris, suddenly ; was a peer of France and knight of the Legion of Honor. American of
April 19, 1816
MONNIS Colohill, late member of Virginia Convention, in Virginia. American of
Dec. 23, 1831
MONTAGUE Rev. Thomas B., at Southamp- ton, Bucks Co., Penn., aged about 60 years; had been pastor of church there about 20 years. American of
Oct. 9, 1829
Rev. John, native of Scotland, at Charleston, S. C., in 56th year. American of
Oct. 1, 1819
Eleanor, wife of John, at Attleboro, in 27th year,
Nov. 5, 1820
Dec. 10, 1822 Sept. 28, 1823
Robert, Esq., U. S. Consul, at Alicant, Spain. American of
March 2, 1824
Mrs., the venerable relict of General, at her residence in Dutchess Co., N. Y., aged 86 years,
MOODEY Samuel, at Otley, Eng., aged 83 years. He had been afflicted with a severe pain in his left leg about two months ago, the leg separated above the ankle with a report like a pistol and fell completely from the body American of
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