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RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
421
MURDOCK Lucia K., aged 26 years, wife of Rev. T. J., and only daughter of late Hon. Thomas Thompson, of Concord, N. H., at Canterbury, Ct. American of
William, merchant, at London, Eng., native of Prince George Co., Md.,
MURFEY Phebe, wife of Capt. John, at New- port, aged 29 years,
MURPHY Edward, at Newport, in 62d year, Samuel, son of John W., and mate of brig Polly, of Newport, at Havana, in 20th year. American of
May 2, 1820
Sept. 5, 1826
May 8, 1829
April 13, 1830
John, wife and three children perished in the burning of the house, at Boston,
May 4, 1831
MURRAY Hon. John, Earl of Dunmore, form- erly Royal Governor of Virginia, at Rams- gate, Eng. American of
July 7, 1809
MURRY Mary, widow of Anthony, at Bristol, aged 65 years,
May 23, 1812
MURRAY Thomas, private, in Capt. William Battey's Company of Infantry, killed at Fort George, U. C.,
June 6, 1813
Rev. John, at Boston, serior pastor First Universalist Society, in 79th year,
Sept. 3, 1815
James, killed by lightning while reaping in a field, at Rye, Penn. American of
Thomas C., second son of John B., Esq., of New York, at St. Jago de Cuba, in 23d year,
John, Jr., of New York, at Flushing, L. I., of Society of Friends and at an advanced age. American of
Patrick, native of Ireland, at Newport, aged 68 years. American of
Sarah, widow of Anthony, of Newport, at Providence, aged 70 years,
Judith Sargent, widow of Rev. John, of Bos- ton, at Natchez,
Anthony, of Bristol, at Trinidad, W. I. Amer- ican of
Jan. 7, 1817
Aug. 21, 1818
May 11, 1819
Aug. 10, 1819
Sept. 21, 1819
March 1, 1820
July 6, 1820
Sept. 14, 1821
July 16, 1824
April 1I, 1825
March 28, 1809 Jan. 12, 1809
Mrs. Mary, wife of Dennis, at Newport, aged 28 years. American of
Lucy, wife of James, murdered by her hus- band, at Kennebunkport, Me. American of James G., at Boston, aged 33 years. Ameri- can of
Dr. John W. B., son and only child of George W., of New York, at sea, in 24th year, on passage from London to Bordeaux. Amer- ican of
422
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
MURRAY Com. Alexander, at Philadelphia; was senior officer U. S. Navy and commissioner of the navy yard there. Com. Rogers is now senior. American of
Earl Carpenter, son of Robert, aged 16 mos., Henry B., Esq., of the Baltimore Bar, from wounds received in a late steamboat acci- dent in the Chesapeake, at Baltimore. American of
General, aged 85 years, 60 of which were spent in the British service, 12 years a pris- oner in France during Napoleon's reign, in Paris. American of
James Edward, son of James B., Esq., at New York, aged 18 months. American of Lindley, son of Robert, in England, where he was born 1745; came to New York when 2 years old with his parents, married a daughter of Thomas Dobson ; they had no children ; noted as a grammarian. American of
Robert, in 46th year,
MUSGROVE Major Nathaniel, shot by his son- in-law, Alexander Duvall, because he inter- fered in a wife beating, at Baltimore, MYGATT Augustine, of New Milford, Ct., aged about 55 years, suicide by hanging. Amer_ ican of
MYERS Major General Michael, at Herkimer, N. Y., in 62d year ; was a native of New Jersey, a hero of the Revolution, and a disciple of Washington. American of Joseph, killed by a falling tree on fire in Cum- berland Co., Ky.,
MYRIC Mehitable, at Bangor, Me., aged 24 years; had a tooth pulled a few days be- fore, the jaw was broken and an artery severed which finally bled her to death. American ot
MYRRICK Miss Eliza, at Nantucket, aged 29 years. American of MYRICKS Reuben, merchant, at Nantucket, aged 32 years,
Oct. 12, 1821 Dec. 13, 1821
May 4, 1824
Aug. 3, 1824 Jan. 21, 1825
April 14, 1826 June 26, 1830
July 5, 1823
May 8, 1827
March 8, 1814
May 5, 1832
Jan. 21, 1825
March 11, 1831
Aug. 2, 1825
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
423
N
NAJAC Manson Hoyt, son of Lewis, aged I year, 8 months,
NAPER Capt. Joseph and his family killed by the Indians near Fort Chicago; 9 dead Indians were found near his house. Amer- ican of
NAPIER Dr. - , in England ; he opened his veins in 6 places and bled himself to death. American of
NARDOSKY Francais Ignace, a Polanese, in Warsaw, aged 125 years; he married second at the age of 92 years and has a daughter alive, the fruit of this marriage ; the Polish government paid him a pension of 3000 florins annually from 1806 until his death. American of
NASH Patty, murdered near Natchitches. American of
, child, accidentally smothered while be- ing carried on a visit in New York state. American of
May 7, 1819 Oct. 25, 1820
Feb. 1, 1821
Sept. 10, 1824
July 17, 1829 Sept. 24, 1821
NEALE Most Rev. Leonard, archbishop of Bal- timore ; he succeeded Rev. John Carroll, at Washington, D. C.,
Capt. Josiah, at Newport, in 38th year. American of
NEAL James, at Elliott, Me., aged 86 years, Friend minister ; had employed himself the day before in writing to his friends, retired to rest earlier than usual and died in a few minutes,
July 16, 1832
July 3, 1832
Oct. 19, 1824
May 3, 1816 July 30, 1816
Mrs. Martha, at Rehoboth, in 92d year,
Rev. Samuel, at Gray, Me., aged 76 years, graduated at Brown University in 1760 [sic], and ordained summer of 1775,
Levi, native of Amherst, Mass., at Charles- ton, S. C., of the fever, in 27th year. American of
Harvey, printer, at Albany, aged 23 years. American of
NASON John. seaman, in 23d year,"
Lois, wife of Elias, Esq., at Foxboro, aged 53 years. American of
Nov. 6, 1821
June 18, 1817
Dec. 5, 1820
Sept. 6, 1821
424
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
NEALE Rev. Charles, near Port Tobacco, Md., Superior Order of the Jesuits in the United States, aged 74 years,
NEALL Polly, daughter of John, at Taunton. American of
May 25, 1827
NEAL Ann, widow of Josiah, and daughter of the late Edward Vose, of and at Newport, in 40th year.
Aug. 11, 1831
NEARBORN Elizabeth, widow of John. at New- port, aged 68 years. American of
April 4, 1828
NEEDHAM Nathaniel, at Walpole, Mass., aged 54 years, a bachelor ; though parsimonious he undertook to run in opposition a line of stages between Providence and Boston. He spent more than $90 000 and died in- solvent. American of
Aug. 2, 1814
Aug. 12, 1814 Oct. 29, 1824
Jan. 8, 1821
NEGRO WOMAN, one died in New Orleans, according to the papers there, aged 133 years. American of
June 26, 1832
Phebe, at Newport, aged 74 years, member Protestant Episcopal Church. American of Mrs. Ann, wife of John, at Tiverton, aged 74 years,
Dec. 1, 1825
NEIL Andrew, seaman on board brig Abadellino, of this port, a native of Long Island, drowned at Havana harbor,
Oct. 20, 1817
Dr. - , native of England, at Port au Prince, where he was for his health. Amer- ican of
NEILSON Capt. Oliver H., at Baltimore,
Joseph, fell from a window in his sleep ; was 82 years old and a soldier of the Revolu- tion, at Washington, Pa.,
NELSON Miss M-, in the burning of the Richmond, Va., theatre,
Dr. Thomas, at Bristol, in 45th year, sermon by Rev. Dr. Gano,
Lord, in this town, aged 34 years,
Gen. Roger, at Fredericksburg, Md., long a member of Congress from Maryland. American of
March 7, 1823 June 21, 1821
Oct. 18, 1832
Dec. 26, 1811
March 2, 1814
Feb. 19, 1815
June 16, 1815
NEGUS -, widow, formerly of Newport, at Troy, N. Y. American of
Nov. 23, 1819
March 25, 1825
Nathaniel, the account given of this man is entirely unfounded, no such man living here, says a Dedham paper. American of NEEL Miss Ann C., at Newport, aged 28 years, NEELY George W., native of Burnally, Ire., at Newport, aged 33 years,
April 27, 1823
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
425
NELSON Eliza F., wife of Ebenezer, and only daughter of Caleb Williams, Esq., in this town, in 17th year, Caleb Williams, intant son of Ebenezer, James, seaman, perished in the wreck of the schooner Quaker,
March 30, 1816 Aug. 12, 1816
March 6, 1820
R. A., Esq., secretary of the navy board, brother of the Admiral, at Plymouth, Eng. American of
Jan. 5, 1821
Jasper S., at Shrewsbury, formerly of Provi- dence, in 22d year,
Rev. Samuel, at Middleboro, aged 77 year's,
Dec. 7, 1821 Sept. 9, 1822
Col. Samuel, at Sutton, Mass., aged 69 years. American of
March 14, 1823
Samuel, formerly of Middleboro, Mass., at New Orleans. American of
Sept. 23, 1823
Charlotte, aged 19 years, killed by the explo- sion of the boiler of ferry boat Jersey at her dock Jersey side,
July 12, 1824
Rev. Ebenezer, pastor of Baptist church at Malden, Mass.,
May 4, 1825
Eliza, daughter of Major Paul, of Pawtucket, aged 22 years,
Oct. 19, 1826 April 1, 1827
Major Paul, at Pawtucket, aged 63 years,
Mrs. Bathsheba, at Plymouth, aged 56 years. American of
Sept. 25, 1829
NESTELL Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Christian M., and daughter of Asa Bosworth, in 18th year,
Oct. 30, 1822
NEVILLE Gen. Presley, formerly an aide to Gen. Lafayette ; was at Trenton, Prince- ton, Germantown and Monmouth, aged 63 years, in Pennsylvania. American of
NEVINS William C., of Lewiston. Me., at Paw- tucket, aged 22 years,
Nov 6, 1828
NEVIS John (colored), at New Bedford, a sol- dier of the Revolution and pensioner,
Sept. 11, 1829
NEWBERRY Hon. Roger, at Windsor, Ct., aged 78 years, a distinguished statesman, patriot and soldier. American of
Feb. 25, 1814
NEWBOLD Thomas, Esq., Jate member of Con- gress from New Jersey, at Burlington, N. J. American of
Jan. 2, 1824
NEWCOMB Daniel, formerly one of the judges of Superior Court of New Hampshire, at Keene, N. H. American of
Lieut. Walter, of U. S. brig Spark, at St. Thomas, military honors,
July 24, 1818
Nov. 4, 1822
, thrown into the canal basin and drowned by - Haggerty, at Albany,
Sept. 8, 1826
Jan. 15, 1819
426
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
NEWCOMB Lucretia Dawes, daughter of late Hon. Daniel, of Keene, N. H., at Brook- line, Mass.,
John Marshall, son of Danforth, at Mendon, Mass., aged 19 months. American of Anne Maria, only daughter of Simeon, at Providence, aged 4 years, 6 months,
Sept. 6, 1 823
Oct. 1I, 1 825
Dec. 11, 1825
Mary, wife of Hon. Richard E., at Green- field, aged 54 years. Mrs. N. was a daugh- ter and only surviving child of Joseph Warren, who fell at Bunker Hill,
Feb. 9, 1826
NEWELL Jason, at Cumberland, formerly a Judge of the County Court. American of Robert, in this town, in 60th year,
Feb. 16, 1810 April 23, 1810
Nathaniel, at Union Ct., in 68th year, young- est brother of Hon. Timothy, of Sturbridge, Mass , suddenly,
Feb. 11, 1817
Charles Henry, youngest son of Franklin, aged I year, 7 months,
April 11, 1819
Nancy, wife of Asa, in 37th year,
Aug. 15, 1821
Samuel, American Missionary to India. American of
Nov. 20, 1821
Sarah Ann, wife of John Z., at Charleston, S. C., aged 21 years,
Nov. 7, 1822
Samuel L., killed in his factory by the ma- chinery, at Southbridge, Mass. American of
Feb. 11, 1823
Jonathan Amory, Jun., son of J. A., Esq., of Boston, aged 24 years, at Allenton, Key West. American of
Reuben, aged 32 years,
Lydia, widow of Robert, Esq., aged 75 years,
Major Reuben, at Dedham, Mass., aged 62 years. American of
June 14, 1825 Feb. 27, 1826
Albert, son of Stanford, aged 16 months,
Sept. 26, 1827
Rebecca, wife of Stanford, Esq., and third daughter of Nicholas Easton, in 36th year, Artemus, at Needham, aged 50 years. Amer- ican of
Nov. 16, 1827
Dexter, at Cumberland, aged 46 years, from overheat,
Rev. Jonathan, at Stowe, Mass., aged 81 years. American of
Lucy, daughter of Stanford, aged 18 years,
Lydia Franklin, daughter of Sanford, aged 10 years,
Joseph, at Burrillville, in 52d year,
NEWEY Mr. - , his wife and children mur- dered and house set on fire, near Gettys- burgh, Penn. American of
May 28, 1 830
July 22, 1830
Oct. 26, 1830 March 14, 1831
April 12, 1831 Aug. 10, 1 831
Jan. II, 1831
Oct. 1, 1823 Feb. 26, 1824 March 7, 1825
Moses, at Cranston, in 45th year,
427
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
NEWHALL Edward, at Boston, aged 53 years. American of
NEWMAN John Carlile, son of Samuel S., at Boston, aged 3 years, 6 months. Ameri- can of
Sept. 12, 1817
Major Augustus, at Newport, aged 28 years, suddenly. American of
April 24, 1818
Maria, fourth daughter of John, at Provi- dence, in 17th year.
Jan. 14, 1819
Lydia, wife of Sylvanus, at Seekonk, in 46th year,
Jan. 25, 1822 Oct. 12, 1822
Jesse, at Seekonk, in 93d year,
Joseph; his body was found in the river where it had been several weeks. American of
Jan. 3, 1823
Samuel S., formerly of Boston, and son in law to Col. John Carlile, of Providence, at New York, (burial at Providence,) Jan. 23, 1825
Abby C., widow of Samuel S., daughter of Col. John Carlile, aged 31 years,
Nov. 20, 1825
Sarah, widow of Thomas, at Smithfield, aged 81 years,
March 14, 1828
Mrs. - , killed by Richard Johnson. American of
Dec. 12, 1828
Mrs -, murdered by Richard Johnson, who was sentenced to be hung for the crime. American of
March 24, 1829 March 3, 1831
John, aged 59 years,
NEWRY John, and his family murdered-by John Markley, in Maryland. American of
May 27, 1831
Jan. -. 1821
Oct. 10, 1820 May 5, 182I Aug. 31, 1823
April 26, 1831
May 21, 1831
Oct. 15, 1815
NEWRON Mrs. - , at Fairfield, N. Y .; was delivered of 4 children, 2 sons and 2 daugh- ters; they lived 4 days and were buried in one coffin,
NEWTON Eliphal, wife of John, at Newport, in 8Ist year. American of
John, at Newport. in 78th year,
John B., son of John B., at Newport,
Mrs. Elizabeth, at Newport Asylum, aged 75 years,
Samuel, at Brattleboro, in 87th year, very suddenly, having taken his usual walk in the fields,
NIBLET Solomon, at Laurens Dist., S. C., aged 143 years ; native of England where he lived until 19 years old, when he emigrated to Maryland, where he resided till he came to this state 55 years ago. Never lost a tooth or his eyesight; went hunting and shot a deer a few days before his death,
May 6, 1831
428
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
NICHOLAS Jerusha, wife of George, at Paw- tucket, in 40th year.
Col. Wilson C., late Gov. of Va., M. C. as Senator and Representative, President of U. S. Bank, at Richmond, Va. American of Col. David, of Cranston, aged 55 years. In crossing the river from a visit to a son living in another town, the wagon parted, and the Colonel, though he got out of the water, was so chilled and exhausted that he died soon afterwards,
Mary, wife of John, at Cranston, aged 74 years, American of
Oct. 4, 1822
Nov. 13, 1824
Sept. 24, 1816
NICHOLS John, of Salem, mate of brig Success, wrecked on Brant Rock. Marshfield, 84 days from St. Petersburg, Russia,
Elizabeth, wife of John, of this town, in 76th year,
Mary, eldest daughter of John, in 44th year, Eldredge, at East Greenwich, aged 40 years, Capt. Jonathan, at Middlebury, Vt., aged 90 years,
William A., aged 24 years, native of West Greenwich, at Havana, on board brig Venus,
June 30, 1816
Charles Gustavus, son of late Jesse,
Thomas W., late of North Kingstown, at Beach Island, Geo.,
Sept. 30, 1821
Capt. Israel, at Rehoboth. in 54th year,
Walter, Esq., at Newport, Naval Officer of the Port, in 73d year.
Edwin, son of Israel, at Smithfield, aged 18 years,
Mary. daughter of late Walter, Esq., at New- port, aged 36 years. American of
James, at East Greenwich, in 79th year, for several years member of Town Council,
Rev. John, at Bombay, India, an American Missionary,
Rebecca S., daughter of Jonathan, aged 37 years,
April 26, 1811
Oct. 27, 1820
April 19, 1822
Maria Raymond, infant daughter of Caleb, at Coventry, aged 1 year, 5 months, 21 days, NICHOLL Mrs. - , wife of A-, Esq., in London. She died 5 days after her mar- riage, suddenly. American of
Nov. 27, 181I
Feb. 28, 1813 July 6, 1813 April 23, 1814
Oct. 11, 1814
Jesse, formerly of Providence, at Tobago, W. I., in 32d year,
May 13, 1817 Sept. 16, 1820
Lucian, a student in Junior Class, Brown Uni- versity, at Dudley, Mass.,
Nov. 7, 1822 Nov. 16, 1822
Jan. 3, 1823 Aug. 24, 1823
Feb. 3, 1824
Dec. 22, 1824
Dec. - , 1824
Feb. 25, 1825
429
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
NICHOLS Capt. George, late of Providence, at New York. aged about 50 years; had re- cently arrived in ship Atlas from Patagonia, , infant child of Israel, at Rehoboth,
George, Jr., son of George, of Pawtucket, at Boston, aged 32 years,
George Henry. son of Christopher, at Crans- ton, aged 10 months,
Caroline Maria, only daughter of Jonathan B., aged 10 months. American of Samuel, aged 27 years,
Jonathan, aged 71 years, (Masonic honors)
Sarah F., wife of Charles and daughter of Elisha Folger, of Nantucket, at Provi- dence, aged 36 years,
Henry F., seaman, of brig John Decatur, at sea, of fever. American of
Rebecca, widow of Jonathan, in 72d year,
NICHOLSON Com. Samuel, Senior Officer of the Navy. at Charlestown, Mass., aged 69 years,
Mary, widow of the Commodore, at Boston. American of
Joseph Hopper, aged 47 years, Chief Justice 6th Judicial District and of the Court of Appeals for Maryland, at Baltimore. Amer- ican of
Capt. Kimball, of schooner Rambler, of Dennis, aged 39 years,
Lieut. Nathaniel D., U. S. Navy, son of late Com. Samuel, at Dedham, aged 32 years. American of
Hugh, merchant, at Georgetown, S. C. Amer- ican of
Hon. William, M. P., in Upper Canada ; was riding home in his carriage; when near Queenstown the horse turned and went over the precipice some 300 feet. Ameri- can of
Margaret, in England, an insane woman, who attempted to kill George III, some 42 years ago and who has been in confinement since; her age is sid to be about 100 years. American of
NICKERSON David, drowned off Woods Hole by upsetting of the boat. He belonged to Chatham,
Joseph, drowned off Woods Hole by upset- ting of the boat. He belonged to Chat- ham,
Jan 3, 1826 June 4, 1827
July 10, 1827 May 19, 1828
Sept. 30, 1828 Jan. 4, 1829 Feb. 13, 1829
March 30, 1829
Sept. 21, 1830 June 17, 1831
Dec. 29, 1811
April 21, 1815
March 18, 1817
Dec. 9, 1821
July 2, 1822
Oct. 10, 1823
May 25, 1824
July 1, 1828
March 19, 1815
March 19, 1815
430
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
NICKERSON Louisa B, daughter of Capt. John B., aged 3 years, 3 months,
John B., son of Capt. John B., aged 11 weeks, 3 days,
Uriah, found drowned in the canal above Horton's Grove. American of
May 4, 1830
NICKLYE John I., son of John, of Newport, at Key West, Fla., in 36th year. American of NICOLL Susannah, wife of Capt. Warren Liesle Nicoll, formerly of Newport, at Baltimore, in 61st year. American of
June 13, 1828
Jan. 20, 1815
William H., Esq, late Lieut. U. S. Army, and aide to Gen. Ripley, at Baltimore. American of
Sept. 1, 1820
NICOLLS John, in this town, in 79th year, a native of Glasgow, Scot. In 1759 he be- longed to Frazier's Regiment of Highland- ers ; was at Quebec with Wolfe; came to Providence in 1763 where he married and has since resided,
July 27, 1814
Aug. 18, 1810
Harriet, wife of Samuel, Jr., in this town, in 29thi year,
July 12, 1812
Celia Greene, daughter of Joseph, in this town, aged I year, 11 months, 3 days,
Jan. 2, 1813
Mary Jenckes, infant daughter of Samuel, Jr., in this town, aged 13 months, 20 days, Samuel, Esq., in this town, aged 75 years,
Aug. 10, 1813 Aug. 9, 1814
William, son of the late Col. Joseph, in this town, in 31st year,
Jan. 12, 1815
Elizabeth K., wife of Samuel, and daughter of Edward K. Thompson, Esq., in 28th year,
Sept. 10, 1819
Sarah Thompson, infant daughter of Samuel, aged 2 months, 16 days,
Sept. 26, 1819
Joseph C., son of late John C., aged 18 years, at Cumberland Island, Ga.,
Jan. 14, 1820
Nimble, at an advanced age,
April 2, 1826
Sept. 18, 1827
June 8, 1814
Nov. 14, 1820
Oct. 11, 1832
July 18, 1817
George C., formerly of Providence, at Colum- bia, W. Tenn., in 4ist year. American of NILES Capt. Robert N., at Groton, Ct., with a lad buried in the caving of a sand bank,
Henry, son of late Henry, of East Green- wich, at Pawtucket, in 24th year,
Lucy C., eldest daughter of Jonathan, in 29th year,
NIMMO Major Gersham, at his former home near Norfolk, Va., from a rupture in leap- ing over a fence. American of
Sept. 9, 1822 Sept. 10, 1822
NIGHTINGALE Harriet Elizabeth. daughter of George C., in this town, aged 7 years, 13 days,
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
431
NIND Rev. William, rector of St. Stephen's church, Baltimore, aged 45 years. Ameri- can of
NIXON Miss Eleanor, in this town, in 76th year, Gen. John, at Middlebury, Vt., aged 90 years; commanded a brigade in the Revolution and was wounded at Bunker Hill. Ameri- can of
Miss -, aged 12 years, at Bath, Eng .; she weighed 350 lbs., was 5 feet high, 7 feet round and her arm measured 24 inches round. American of
Col. Henry G., of Camden, S. C., killed in a duel with Major Thomas Hopkins, near Augusta, Ga.,
NOUILLES Duke de, peer of France, aged 85 years, in France ; he had 5 daughters by his wife, the daughter of the immortal Chancellor d'Aguessan ; the second of them was the wife of Gen. Lafayette,
NOBLE Mrs. Abby (colored), in 45th year, James, at New York, printer, in 23d year, Mrs. Mary, in 80th year,
Hon. Daniel, of Williamstown, Mass., at Portland, aged 54 years. American of
Hon. James, senator from Indiana, at Wash- ington City, aged about 48 years,
NOBLES Freelove, wife of Isaac, in 70th year, George Thomas, son of Thomas,
Almira, youngest daughter of John, aged 4 years, 7 months,
NOEL. John (colored), aged 24 years, a native of the West Indies,
NOLEN Christopher, of Salem, at the Marine hospital, Newport,
NONNING Mrs. Rebecca, at Bristol, aged 74 years, 30 years a professor,
NOONING Hannah, wife of Jonathan, at Bris- tol, aged 41 years. American of
Mary, daughter of Jonathan, at Bristol, in 20th year,
NORFOLK Duke of, in England; he is suc- ceeded in his title, etc., by B. E. Howard, Esq., of Fordham, in Suffolk The Duke's income was 668,000 annually. American of
NORMAN Mrs. Sarah, widow of Moses, at New- port, aged 68 years,
NORRIS Phebe, at Birmington, Penn., aged 109 years. American of
Sept. 27, 1822 April 14, 1815
April 18, 1815
March 19, 1824
Jan. 15, 1829
Nov. 6, 1824 April 14, 1820 Nov. 23, 1825 April 7, 1827
Nov. 30, 1830
Feb. 26, 1831 June 16, 1822 July 17, 1823
Jan. 13, 1829
March 12, 1821
April 8, 1822
Jan. 18, 1819
Dec. 4, 1827
April 30, 1828
Feb. 9, 1816
April 22, 1827
Aug. 27, 181I
432
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
NORRIS Mrs. Elizabeth, at Bristol, in 87th year, worthy member of Congregational church. American of
Mrs. Betsey, wife of Hezekiah, daughter of William Carr, Esq., of Warren, at Bristol, aged 25 years,
Feb. 16, 1823
Elzey, of Barnstable, second mate of schoon- er Apollo, of Boston, at Providence,
Oct. 29, 1825
Harriet Wardwell, daughter of Hezekiah, of Bristol, at Warren, aged 2 years,
Jan. 27, 1826
Jabez Holmes, at Bristol, infant son of Heze- kiah,
Sept. 8, 1831
NORTHAM Miss Amey, at Newport, at an ad- vanced age. American of
Aug. 4, 1818
Sarah, widow of Captain John, aged 85 years, at Newport. American of
Dec. 19, 1826
NORTHEY Abijah, at Salem, Mass., aged 75 years. American of
Oct. 22, 1816
NORTHUMBERLAND Duke of, at London, in 76th year, succeeded by his son, Lord Percy ; his estate net 680,000 sterling an- nually. American of
Sept. 2, 1817
March 19, 1811
Joseph C., at North Kingstown, aged 91 years. American of
Jan. 14, 1812
NORTHROP Rev. Samuel, at Rehoboth, in 57th year,
July 21, 1812
NORTHUP Gideon, at North Kingstown, aged 80 years. American of
Oct. 19, 1813
James W., only son of Nicholas, in this town, in 6th year, from a kick of a horse,
Nov. 11, 1815
Mary, widow of Capt. Stephen, at Newport, in 58th year ; was daughter of the late James Cooper, of North Kingstown. Amer- ican of
Feb. 9, 1816
Carr, son of Nicholas C., Esq., at North Kingstown, in 27th year. American of
June 15, 1819
Mary, wife ot Rev. William, at North Kings- town, in 57th year,
May 4, 1820
-, wife of Capt. Joseph, at Newport, in 40th year. American of
Oct. 24, 1820
Ichabod, at East Greenwich, aged 78 years, soldier of the Revolution, and pensioner under late Act of Congress,
Immanuel, native of Rhode Island, in Har- mon, Oglethorp Co .. Ga., in 25th year, of consumption,
Sarah C., eldest daughter of Christopher, at South Kingstown, in 26th year. American of
Nov. 1, 1822
Sept. 5, 1821
Dec. 4, 1822
Oct. 3, 1823
NORTHUP Martha, wife of Nicholas, in this town, in 36th year,
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RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
NORTHUP Frances, widow of Capt. George, at Wickford, in 96th year. American of Nicholas C., at North Kingstown, in 59th year, formerly State Senator, Betsey M., wife of Stephen A., at West Greenwich, in 22d year,
Feb. 25, 1825
Dec. 17, 1825
June 15, 1827
Capt. William, formerly of Rhode Island, at Newport, N. Y., aged 95 years. American of
July 3, 1827
Capt. William, formerly of Rhode Island, at Newport, N. Y. American of
July 10, 1827 Aug. 30, 1829
Julia Ann, at North Kingstown, aged 23 years, Hannah, wife of John, at North Kingstown, aged 22 years. American of
Dec. 7, 1830
Sarah, wife of Elisha, aged 43 years, drowned near Stone Bridge,
Sept. 29, 1809
Joseph, nephew of Elisha, aged 19 years, drowned near Stone Bridge,
Sept. 29, 1809
Daniel D., wrecked with schooner Franklin, in Lake Erie. American of
Dec. 8, 1820
Elisha, at Newport,
Jan. 25, 1821
David, of Tiverton, at Savannah, Ga., aged 26 years,
Aug 17, 1821
Ebenezer, of Somerset, Mass., drowned in crossing the river on the ice from Tiverton to Swanzey,
Jenckes, of Fall River, at Tiverton, aged 28 years,
Benjamin, at Newport, aged about 40 years, -, child of Mr. -. aged 4 years, per- ished in the burning of the house, at Troy, N. H.,
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