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MOODIE Benjamin, Esq., at Charleston, S. C., the British Consul for South Carolina. American of
Dec. 27, 1829 Dec. 28, 1824
Nov. 6, 1828
March 29, 1822
May 2, 1823
MONTGOMERY Mary, at Attleboro, in 18th year. American of
Jan. 3, 1815
John, Esq., Judge in Superior Court of Georgia, at Beaufort, S. C. American of Rev. B. R., D. D., at Key West, Fla.,
Feb. 9, 1817
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
409
MOODEY Isaiah, late of Brown University, at Northampton,
MOONEY Hannah, native of New York, at Providence, aged 85 years,
MOORE Rt. Rev. Benjamin, Bishop of New York, at Greenwich, N. Y., in 68th year. American of
March 8, 1816
Col. Nicholas Buxton, at Baltimore, in 62d year, late M. C., and served in the Revo- lution. American of
Oct. 18, 1816
Mrs. -- , wife of Abraham, formerly Mrs. Woodpam, of the theatre, at Charleston, S. C., where she had gone for her health,
Jan. 7, 1817
John, executed at Winchester, Ky., for the murder of Sylvester Combes,
Aug. 25, 1818 June 28, 1819
Col. William, Jr., at Newport, in 53d year, Seth, at Pittsfield, Mass., ropemaker, in 47th . year, a suicide by hanging,
Feb. 3, 1821
Henry G., son of Joseph,
William, at Newport, aged 85 years,
Harriet G., youngest child of late Col. Will- iam, aged 2 years, 8 days,
Dec. 29, 1821
Susan Elizabeth, youngest daughter of Jo- seph. aged 6 months,
Feb. 13, 1823
Rev. Zephaniah Swift, president of Amherst Collegiate Institution, at Amherst, very suddenly.
June 30, 1823
Rt. Rev. Thomas, the oldest bishop of the Moravian See, in England. American of J-, seaman, perished in the wreck of the Frances Mary, at sea.
Feb. 23, 1826
Enock H., at Waterford. His two sons were smothered to death by the caving in of a sand bank. American of
Oct. 31, 1826
Henry, son of Lewis, at Sudbury, Mass., aged 6 years. He was on his way to school, ate the seed of wild hemlock, thinking it carroway, and died the third day after, Mrs. Mary, at Worcester, aged 80 years, Samuel S., son of late Capt. Thomas M., at Bristol, aged 26 years,
Benjamin, at Lexington, aged 89 years ; was one of those who met the British troops, April 19, 1775. American of Feb. 15, 1830
Peleg, fireman, injured by an explosion of a boiler on steamer Chief Justice Marshall, in Hudson river, April 22, died next day, Seth H., printer, at Roxbury, formerly of Boston, aged 55 years,
June 23, 1828 Nov. 28, 1826
July 22, 1827 Nov. 6, 1827
Aug. 9, 1829
April 23, 1830
May 10, 1831
Harriet, daughter of Col. Henry, of Newport, aged 13 years,
June 25, 1821 Aug. 31, 1821 Dec. 20, 1821
Nov. 20, 1823
410
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
MOORE Joseph, aged 53 years,
Samuel P., formerly of Providence, at New- port, Ky., in 26th year,
MOOREHEAD Freelove, at Seekonk, at a very advanced age; in 1769 the oldest record in office of overseer of the poor she was maintained by the city of Providence, be- ing totally blind ; how long before that date she was maintained is not known; the town has paid out $2400, as near as can be ascertained, for her support ; she has re- sided in the same house with the same family 57 years, outlived and followed to the grave all those who first had charge of her,
MORAN John, at New York, killed his wife by striking her across the neck with a pipe. American of
MOREAU Mr. Victor, one of the directors of the French bank, at Paris. American of
M. -- , a French editor, at Paris, of cholera. American of
Aug. 21, 1832
MORGAN James, seaman, of Salem, Mass., drowned at sea, from schooner Two Broth- ers, on passage to St. Pierre. American of Capt. Joseph C., of Newport, at New Orleans, in 38th year,
June 24, 1 817 Aug. - , 1822
Lady M -; she strangled herself with a cambric handkerchief, at London. Amer- ican of
July 26, 1825
John, aged 70 years, formerly of Manchester, Mass., seaman, at New London, Ct. Amer- ican of
Sept. 13, 1825
Capt. William, of anti-Mason fame, a long sketch of finding and identification of his remains. American of
Oct. 30, 1827
Mrs. Alice, at Newport, aged 88 years. Amer- ican of
John, at Portland, Me., killed his wife and then stabbed himself. American of
Benjamin, Jr., son of Benjamin, of Salem, Mass., at Majunga, Madagascar, aged 21 years,
John Henry, youngest son of Jacob, aged 10 months,
Gen. Ferdinand, murdered in a quarrel, at Monroe. La.,
Sarah, wife of Samuel, and daughter of Perry Bliven, of Newport, at Providence, in 32d year,
Oct. 2, 1831 May 16, 1832
April 29, 1827
Dec. 16, 1831 Aug. 6, 1816
Dec. 21, 1827
Feb. 27, 1829
May 12, 1829
Sept. 12, 1829
Sept. 11, 1830
April 23, 1832
411
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
MORLEY DE Count Otto, at Paris, France ; he accompanied the Marquis de Luzerne to the United States in 1777 and afterward Charge d'Affaires. American of Jan. 13, 1818 MORRELL Lewis, of Buckfield, at Falmouth, Me., aged 22 years; was thrown from wagon and the wheels passed over his neck. American of May 4, 1830
MORRIS Noadiah, purser of U. S. frigate Con- stitution, at sea, on passage from New York to Charleston. American of Marion, in this town, in 40th year, Rebecca, wife of John, in 65th year,
Dec. 27, 1808
Aug. 5, 1809
Nov. 18, 1809
Sarah, widow of Marion, in this town,
June 6, 1810
John, at Dudley, at an advanced age ; was at the siege of Havana in 1762 and held a commission in the Revolution, Jan. 17, 1812
Mary P., daughter of the late Marvin, of this town, and granddaughter of John, of Dud- ley, Mass., at East Greenwich, in 18th year ; sermon by Rev. Mr. Wilson and burial here. American of
Jan. 21, 1812
Joseph, Esq., surgeon of the 10th Regiment, at Fort Wellington, U. C .; while playing with a child Jan. 8 he swallowed a half- crown ; April 18 he expelled it by a sud- den vomiting of blood without pain, follow- ing a few hours after a vast flow of blood closed his life,
April 18, 1815
May 23, 1815
Hon. Robert, district judge of New Jersey, at New Brunswick, N. J., in 71st year. American of
June 9, 1815
Capt. George N., of 4th U. S. Artillery, at Philadelphia, in 33d year, brother of Capt. Morris, of the Navy,
March 2, 1825
William Marvin, only child of William P., at Easton, aged 22 months,
July 25, 1827
Sarah R., widow of Capt. George N., U. S. army, and daughter of late Benjamin B. Mumford, Esq., at Newport, aged 32 years. American of
-, waiter, killed by the explosion of a boiler on steamboat Gen. Jackson, on Hud- son river. American of
Robert, executed at Georgetown. American of
Jan. 26, 1830
June 7, 1831
Nov. 18, 1831
Richard Valentine, Esq., formerly captain U. S. navy, at New York, aged 47 years. American of
Governour, at Westchester, N. Y., in 65th year. American of
Nov. 12, 1816
412
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
MORRIS Richard, late member of Virginia con- vention, in Virginia. American of
James, laborer, drowned from Long wharf, Boston. American of
Oct. 5, 1832
MORRISON Lieut. G. W., U. S. army, acciden- tally killed by his brother, in Kentucky. American of
June 20, 1809
Mrs. - , wife of the American missionary, in China. American of
Sept. 24, 1822
May 27, 1823 June 29, 1823
Aug. 30, 1823
Aug. 2, 1 826
MORROWS William, at Knoxville, Tenn .; his schoolmate pointed a gun at him, he snap- ped it, the discharge caused such a wound that he lived two hours only. American of MORSE Rebecca Adams, daughter of Charles, in this town, in 6th year. American of Rebecca, wife of Charles, in this town, in 30th year,
June 12, 1818
Feb. 11, 1812
March 13, 1812
Jedediah, Esq., at Woodstock, Ct., in 94th year ; for nearly fifty years he filled the offices of representative, justice of the peace, town clerk, etc .; attended worship every Sabbath for 40 years unless absent from home,
Abner, Esq, suddenly, at Medway, Mass., aged 61 years; also his wife, aged 59 years. American of
William, alias Bryan McGarrick, native of Ireland, at Whampoa, on board ship Asia,
Nathaniel, son of Nathaniel F., one of firm of
Leland Morse & Co., at Sutton, Mass., aged 29 years,
George S., infant son of Arnold, at East Greenwich,
Elihu, at Woodstock, Ct., native of Attle- boro, aged 60 years,
Noah, at Attleboro, aged about 80 years,
Sophia, wife of Chandler, daughter of Moses, at Woodstock, Ct., aged 34 years. Amer- ican of
Dec. 29, 1819
March 23, 1821 -
March II, 1822
Sept. 22, 1 822
July 27, 1823
Jan. 26, 1824 Feb. 7, 1824
May 4, 1824
Minerva, daughter of David, at Smithfield, aged 9 years,
Nov. 29, 1821
Col. James, at Lexington, Ky., aged 58 years; he gave $20,000 to the Transylvania Uni- versity and made it his residuary legatee. American of
Ann, at Newport almshouse, aged 87 years, Samuel. gunner on the U. S. ship John Adams, at Thompson's Island,
Richard, of New York, at Marine hospital, Newport, aged 16 years, late of ship Bing- ham, of Philadelphia,
Dec. 23, 1831
413
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
MORSE Ebenezer B., aged 40 years, suddenly, formerly chaplain U. S. navy, and teacher of elocution in North Carolina and Virginia colleges,
Mrs. - -, wife of Samuel F. B., artist, at New Haven, aged 25 years. American of Horace B., instructor in Latin at the Acad- emy, drowned while returning from the Isles of Shoals to Portsmouth, N. H.,
John, at Dedham, Mass, aged 73 years. American of
Mary Louisa, infant daughter of George, at Pawtuxet. American of
Reuben, at Dedham, Mass., aged 47 years, received a blow from a horse, which caused instant death. American of
Rev. Jedediah, aged 65 years, D. D. and LL. D., author of geographies and other school books, for many years pastor of church at Charlestown, Mass., at New Haven,
Celestany, wife of Edward T., at Providence, aged 32 years,
George Augustus, son of George,
Mrs. Anna, wife of Ebenezer, at Coventry, aged 76 years,
Mrs. Content, daughter of late Capt. Daniel Dailey, of Providence, at Valley Falls,
Lewis, at Roxbury, aged 52 years. Ameri- can of
Charles, at Attleboro, aged 64 years, MORTON Col. Washington, of New York, at Paris. American of
MOSHER Capt. - , of a brig belonging to Bristol, at New Orleans. American of Abby, daughter of Caleb, in 15th year,
John, at Westport, aged 76 years, Society of Friends,
Sarah, aged 65 years, at Dartmouth, of Soci- ety of Friends. American of
Brigadier-General Jeremiah, at Lancaster, Penn., aged 77 years, native of Roxbury, Mass .; he served under Arnold at the storming of Quebec. American of
Leonard Jarvis, son of Capt. William H., at Bristol,
MOSHIER John, of Bristol, at New York, sui- cide, shot himself with a pistol, Mrs. Mary, widow of Constant, at Swanzey, in 80th year,
Aug. 14, 1824
Feb. 18, 1825
June 22, 1825
Sept. 20, 1825
Sept. 20, 1825
Sept. 20, 1825
June 9, 1826
Dec. 1, 1826 Sept. 11, 1828
Oct. 4, 1828 Feb. 10, 1830
Aug. 6, 1830 July 27, 1831
Aug. 14, 1810
Sept. 1, 1815 May 14, 1819
Feb. 7, 1821
Dec. 17, 1824
March 23, 1830
March 6, 1832
Dec. 11, 1809
Aug. 13, 1826
414
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
MOSELEY Mrs. Fanny, of Fort Covington, N.
Y., was shot dead while asleep in bed, by a young man whom she had refused to marry,
Mrs. Fanny, murdered, for which crime Ste- phen Videtts was executed at Franklin, Missouri ; he protested his innocence on the scaffold. American of
Oct. 25, 1825
MOSLY Elbert, murdered by Robert Mendam, at Powhattan Co., Va. American of
Feb. 1, 1828
MOSLEY Ebenezer, at Hampton, Ct., aged 75 years,
Aug. 1, 1832
MOSES Isaac, at New York, aged 76 years. American of
Abigail, widow of Samuel. at Newport, aged 52 years,
Sept. 29, 1825 Oct. 11, 1827
Edward, at Newport, aged 23 years,
Daniel, of Standish, Me., so badly injured by the explosion in a powder mill .at Gorham, Me., that his life is despaired of
July 19, 1828
William, of Standish, Me., killed by the ex- plosion of a powder mill at Gorham, Me.,
July 19, 1828
MOSS Mrs. -- and daughter, in the burning of the Richmond, Va., Theatre,
Dec. 26, 1811
Julia Ann, near Upperville, London Co., Va., killed by lightning,
June 28, 1824
MOTT Mary, daughter of the late Jacob, at Portsmouth, in 65th year. American of
March 2, 1819
Polly, wife of James, at Coventry, aged 19 years,
Sept. 5, 1822
James, at an advanced age, at New York, of Society of Friends. American of
May 30, 1823
Lieut. William H., U. S. Navy, at the quar- antine hospital, New York. American of John, at New York, merchant, aged 63 years. American of
July 11, 1823
James, Esq., at Monmouth Co., N. J., in 85th year, formerly M. C. American of
Dec. 26, 1823
Joseph, at Portsmouth, aged 72 years, of So- ciety of Friends,
Jan. 19, 1825
James, infant son of James, at Bristol,
Martha Warren, eldest daughter of James, drowned at Bristol, in 9th year.
ยท James, infant son of James, at Bristol, aged i year,
Oct. 3, 1826 Dec. 20, 1827
May 13, 1830
July 22, 1830
James, at Newport, in 82d year, of Society of Friends. American of
May 16, 1823
Nov. 25, 1823
Hannah, of Portsmouth, aged 77 year's, of So- ciety of Friends, American of
March 2, 1825
May 1, 1818
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
MOTT Oliver, fireman, killed by the explosion of a boiler on steamboat Gen. Jackson, on Hudson river. American of
MOULE Mrs. Ellen. The papers say she was the first white child born within the limits of Baltimore, now containing 70,000 souls. American of
MOULTHROPE Reuben, at East Haven, Ct, aged 5 1 years, an artist in wax work,
MOULTON Dea. Chace, at Rehoboth, in 46th year,
MOLTON Michael, at Newport, in 64th year, Soldier in Revolution, and pensioner under recent Act of Congress. American of
John, at Hartford, Ct., Md .; was married Jan. 26, after which he was taken suddenly ill and died.
MOULTON William, in 33d year,
Anna, wife of Royal, daughter of Nathan Wilmarth, at Attleboro,
Henry Chace, son of Cromwell, at Rehoboth, MOLTON Thomas C., son of Michael, at New- port, aged 7 years. American of
MOULTON Hannah, wife of Robert, at Wake- field, Mass., aged 67 years, suddenly. Amer- ican of
Stephen, Esq., at Rehoboth, aged 73 years,
MOWER Nahum, founder and for 22 years pro- prietor of Canadian Courant, at Montreal, aged 51 years ; was a native of Worcester. American of
MOWRY John, son of Jabez, at Eastport, Me., aged 14 months,
Charles, at Smithfield, aged 32 years. Ameri- can of
Jonathan, at Smithfield, in 73d year, leaving wife and 8 children ; was member Society of Friends. American of
Caleb, at Smithfield, aged 40 years. Ameri- can of
Russell, at Smithfield, in 23d year. Ameri- can of
Jonathan, at Smithfield, in 55th year,
Martha, wife of Capt. Thomas, at Providence, in 28th year,
Earle, at East Greenwich, in 57th year,
Ruth, wife of Uriah, Jr., at Burrillville, in 29th year,
Elisha, second son of William, at Smithfield, in 28th year,
June 7, 1831
April 5, 1825
July 29, 1814
Oct. 12, 1813
Dec. 26, 1820
Jan. 28, 1821 Feb. 11, 1822
Aug. 21, 1822
March 1, 1823
Feb. 17, 1824
June 24, 1831 Dec. 26, 1831
March 26, 1830
Sept. 18, 1813 Dec. 21, 1813
March 29, 1814
April 5, 1814
Dec. 17, 1816 June 19, 1818
Aug. 6, 1818 Aug. 30, 1818
Jan. 11, 1821
March 18, 1821
415
416
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
MOWRY Alpha, wife of Wanton, and daughter of John Paine, Esq., deceased, at Smith- field,
Cynthia, wife of Samuel, daughter of Dr. Jo- seph Carey, deceased, of Coventry, at Boz- rahville, Ct., aged 25 years,
Phebe, widow of Col. Elisha, at Smithfield, in 86th year,
Francis, son of George W., at Taunton, aged 3 years. American of
Oct. 10, 1823
John, at Smithfield, in 80th year. American of
Nov. 18, 1823
Julia Eliza, youngest daughter of Sylvester, at Smithfield, in 21st year,
Aug. 26, 1824
Mrs. Freelove, formerly of North Kingstown, at Cumberland, aged 79 years,
Jan. 14, 1826
Sally Ann, wife of Major Harris J., and youngest daughter of Oliver Ballou, of Cumberland, at Smithfield, in 25th year, Margaret, wife of John, in 69th year,
Sept. 12, 1826 Oct. 31, 1826
Moses Manton, son of Nathan, aged 3 years, 7 months,
Nov. 4, 1826
Phebe, second daughter of Sylvester, at Smithfield. in 28th year,
Nov. 16, 1826
Wanton, at Smithfield, in 43d year. Ameri- can of
Philip, at Smithfield, in 70th year,
Rev. George, pastor of Congregational Church and Society, at Walpole, in 80th year, and 46th of his ministry. American of
Esek, at Smithfield, aged 79 years, 10 months, Julia Eliza, daughter of Charles C.,
MEYERS Caroline, wife of Colonel Meyers, and daughter of Capt. Oliver Holden, formerly of Providence, at Poughkeepsie, N. Y. American of
MUENSCHER John E., eldest son of John, in this town, in 25th year,
Joanna Sophia, wife of John, in 60th year, John, in 82d year,
MUIR -, midshipman, on the Grampus, of the fever. American of
MUELLER Rev. Henry, aged 80 years, at Sharon, Mass .; was born at Hamburg, Ger., and served as chaplain in the War of the Revolution. American of MULDRAY John, at Boston, aged 40 years. American of
MULEY Solomon, Emperor of Morocco,
Nov. 14, 1822
Aug. 11, 1829 Dec. 15, 1829 Sept. 25, 1830
April 1, 1828
Jan. 24, 1811 Jan. 7, 1816 April 15, 1830
June 29, 1824
Dec. 4, 1829
March 1I, 1831
Nov. 23, 1822
Nov. 23, 1827 July 29, 1828
Jan. 11, 1823
Feb. 21, 1823
417
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
MULLER William Edward, at Pittsburgh, Penn., aged 23 years, from a fractured limb, MULLIGAN Elizabeth, at Newport Asylum, aged 46 years,
, killed at Washington by the caving down of a bank. American of
MULLINS William, drowned at Liverpool, N. S., by upsetting of a boat, leaves a wife (very sick), and 10 children. American of MUMFORD Sarah, daughter of the late William, at Newport, in 60th year. American of Hepzebah, wife of John, in this town, aged 47 years,
May 3, 1822
Nov. 1, 1824
Aug. 11, 1829
June 3, 1817
June 13, 1809
Ann, widow of William, in this town, in 37th year,
Oct. 20, 1811 Feb. 26, 1812
Benjamin, at Newport, aged 78 years,
William P., of this town, aged 24 years, at Carthagena, S. A ..
July 16, 1813
Amey, wife of John. late of East Greenwich, and daughter of the late Samnel Brenton, Esq., in 47th year,
July 29, 1814
Nathaniel, at Point Judith, aged 88 years. American of
Nov. 22, 1816
Ruth, widow of Augustus, at East Green- wich, in 74th year,
Oct. 21, 1818
Hon. George, member of Congress from North Carolina, at Washington, D. C.,
Dec. 31, 1818
Augustus W., of Newport, lost overboard in a gale, from brig Frances, of this port, Maria Snow, infant daughter of James,
July 25, 1819
Feb. 14, 1820
John, Esq., at New York, in 65th year, na- tive of Newport. American of
Dec. 12, 1820
Sarah Elizabeth, daughter of Thomas G., at Newport, aged 15 months,
Dec. 16, 1821
Ellen Maria, daughter of Col. Henry G., aged I year, 10 months, John, aged 78 years,
Dec. 18, 1821 March 31, 1822
Caroline, youngest child of Caleb C., at New- port, aged 22 months. American of
Aug. 5, 1825
Sept. 5, 1825
Thomas H., at Newport, aged 36 years, Miss Ann, in 79th year,
Feb. 20, 1826
Benjamin B., postmaster at Newport,
Henry G., 2d, at Newport, aged 23 years,
William, aged 91 years, long an attorney at law,
Mary, widow of John, at Newport, in 67th year. American of
Gurden S., at New York, native of New Lon- don; was private secretary to Franklin in France during the Revolution,
May 12, 1827 March 6, 1830
July 15, 1830
Dec. 28, 1830
May 7, 1831
Oct. 7, 1810
418
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
MUNDAY Nathaniel, at Wickford, in 72d year, MUNROE Mrs. Sarah, at Bristol, aged 93 years, her dress caught fire, Dea. Archibald, at Bristol, in 67th year,
Jan. 2, 1827
Sept. 26, 1811 Jan. 15, 1812
Patience, wife of James, at Bristol. Ameri- can of Benjamin, in this town, in 37th year,
March 3, 1812 Oct. 20, 1813
Capt. James, in 66th year, served in the Rev- olution,
Nov. 16, 1814
Mary, only daughter of Capt. Thomas, in this town, in 39th year,
Capt. Thomas, in this town, in 76th year,
MUNRO Diana, wife of Capt. Matthias, in this town, in 27th year,
June 17, 1816
MUNROE Rebecca, widow of Capt. James, and only daughter of the late Rev. Joseph Snow, of this town, in 61 st year,
Feb. 25, 1817
Sally, wife of Bennett, at Bristol, in 28th year,
Oct. 12, 1817
William, aged 21 years, Sept. 20;
William, aged 50 years, Sept. 26 ;
Richard, aged 18 years, Sept. 27 ;
Barbara, aged 53 years, Oct. 4;
Eliza, aged 14 years, 6 months, Oct. 6;
Martha, aged 16 years, Oct. 18;
These were all of one family and natives of Ireland, at Charleston, S. C. American of MUNRO George, son of Thomas, of Bristol, aged 18 years, at Havana, on board brig Eliza Ann. American of
Nov. 13, 1818
Phebe, wife of Capt. Henry, at Bristol, aged 43 years,
Jan. 17, 1819
Joanna, wife of Allen, 2d, at Bristol, aged 23 years, Bernice, at Bristol, aged 64 years,
Oct. 23, 1 820 Nov. 9, 1820
Sylvester, Jr., at Bristol, aged 17 years; shot himself accidentally. American of Jeremiah, at Bristol, in 30th year,
Louisa, wife of Capt. Joseph S., of Provi- dence, at New York, aged 17 years,
MUNRO Martha Bourne, youngest daughter of Major Hezekiah, Jr., aged 3 years,
MUNROE Capt. Thomas B., of schooner Phebe, of Bristol, at Wilmington, N. C., aged 26 years,
Nov. 21, 1817
MUNROE Hope, wife of Hezekiah, at Bristol, aged 33 years,
Nov. 1, 1819
George, of Bristol, at sea, on board brig Cath- arine, on passage from Havana to Charles- ton,
Dec. 29, 1820
Feb, 16, 1821 March 23, 1821
Sept. 10, 1821
Oct. 4, 1821
Oct. 19, 1821
June 22, 1815 Sept. 14, 1815
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
419
MUNRO Abigail, widow of George, at Bristol, aged 90 years. American of
Alice, wife of Nathan, at Jamestown, aged 68 years. American of
June 24, 1823
Mary, wife of Allen, at Seekonk, aged 61 years,
Stephen, at Swanzey, in 92d year,
Capt. Allen, of Bristol, at Cape Coast, Africa, on board brig Charles, of Boston, of coast fever,
Aug. 10, 1824
MONROE Joseph Jones, brother of the Presi- dent of the United States, in Franklin Co., Mo. American of
Aug. 27, 1824
MUNRO Sally, wife of Sylvester, at Bristol, aged 5 1 years. American of
Nov. 11, 1825
Col. Benjamin, at Bristol, in 45th year, leaves wife and 7 children,
Jan. 15, 1826
Matilda, daughter of Nathan, at Coventry, aged 6 years, 9 months,
Samuel, son of Thomas, in 4th year,
Hezekiah, at Bristol, in 56th year,
April 20, 1826
James, at Bristol, aged 81 years,
April 28, 1826
Mrs. Abigail, at Bristol, aged 83 years. American of
Aug. 4, 1826
Eliza, widow of Jesse, of Bristol, at Provi- dence, in 42d year,
Dr. Stephen, at Sutton, Mass., aged 68 years, Lydia P., daughter of Major Hezekiah, Jr., of Bristol, in 20th year,
Sept. 15, 1826
, at Castleton, Vt .; his house burnt and himself and a child perished. American of Edward, Jr., at Bristol, very suddenly, aged 43 years,
Nov. 7, 1826
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Hezekiah. at Bristol, aged 80 years,
Dec. 7, 1826
March 9, 1827
July 25, 1827 Aug. 14, 1827
Dea. William, at Bristol, aged 87 years,
Sally, wife of Edward, at Bristol, aged 86 years,
Hannah, daughter of David, at Bristol, sud- denly, aged 4 years. American of
Mary, daughter of Archibald, at Newport, aged 7 years. American of
Sarah, wife of Joshua, formerly of Provi- dence, at Newport,
Feb. 28, 1823
Aug. 25, 1827
Nov. 27, 1827
Jan. 11, 1828
July 19, 1828
Aug. 21, 1826 Sept. 9, 1826
Dec. 4, 1826
Major Nathan, formerly of Rehoboth, at Bal- timore Co., Md., aged 64 years,
Daniel, in 82d year, was one of the first to volunteer for the re-taking of Bunker Hill and continued in service until the enemy had evacuated Massachusetts,
March 14, 1826 March 4, 1826
Sept. 18, 1823 April 9, 1824
420
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
MUNRO Allen, son of Allen, Esq , at Seekonk, in 29th year, graduate of Brown University, 1821,
Sept. 23, 1828
Almy, wife of James, at Coventry, in 20th year,
Feb. 8, 1829
Isabella, daughter of Capt. Allen, at Bristol, aged 1 year, II months,
Sarah, widow of Capt. Thomas, aged 87 years, Julia Dabney, infant daughter of Henry,
I.ydia, wife of Capt. Thomas, at Seekonk, in 48th year,
Dec. 2, 1830
MUNROE James; issues of American July 8, state that bells were rung one hour, July
9 gives account of the funeral from a New York paper. American of
MUNRO Sally, wife of Jeremiah, in 43d year,
Mary B., wife of Capt. George, at Warren, aged 37 years. American of
Nov. 8, 1831
Archibald, at Newport, in 39th year. Ameri- can of
Nov. 11, 1831
MONROE James, late member of Virginia Con- vention. in Virginia. American of
Dec. 23, 1831
Hannah, widow of Dea. William, at Bristol, MONROE Thomas, in 52d year,
Jan. 3, 1832 March 6, 1832 Sept. 5, 1832
MUNSON Lucius, of New Haven, at Turks Island, W. I., aged 26 years ; was a prom- ising portrait painter,
July 23, 1823
William, Esq., aged 61 years, at Colcherson, one of the early settlers of the town. American of
July 9, 1830
MUNYAN Charles Pollock, son of Thomas, at Medway, aged 4 years, 29 days, formerly of Providence,
Dec. 21, 1831
MURCHISON Mrs. - , killed by negro Nat, who has been tried and sentenced to be hung for the crime, at Probeson, N. C., March -, 1826. American of
Oct. 26, 1827
MURDAUGH James Walke, Esq., at Williams- burgh, Va., a lawyer of distinction, a sui- cide. American of
MURDOCK Chapin, of Uxbridge, Mass., at Ha- vana, in 28th year,
James, killed by his brother, with an axe, at Upper Canada. American of
Lucia K., wife of Rev. T. J., and only daugh- ter of Hon. Thomas W. Thompson, of Con- cord, N. H., at Canterbury, Ct., aged 26 years,
Dec. 17, 1824
Aug. - , 1820
April 24, 1821
June 29, 1824
March 16, 1829 Nov. 28, 1830 Nov. 29, 1830
July 12, 1831 Aug. 11, 1831
MUNRO Mary, wife of Joseph, at Bristol, aged 63 years. American of
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