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Amey, at New Bedford, in 30th year,
Capt. Constant, at New Bedford, aged 68 years. American of
Capt. Abner P., of ship Victory, of New Bed- ford ; was entangled in the tow line at- tached to a whale, drawn overboard and drowned,
Henry B., aged 24 years,
NOWELL Elizabeth, daughter of the late Ed- ward B., Esq., of Charleston, S. C., at Newport, aged 19 years,
Joshua, at Ilavana, U. S. Consul for St. Barts. American of
NOURSE Commodore of British Frigate An- dromache, Commander on Isle de France and Cape of Good Hope stations, also 8
Jan. 17, 1822
Oct. 5, 1826 Jan. 7, 1829
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July 21, 1829 Sept. 2, 1829
July 2, 1830
Sept. 28, 1830 Jan. 5, 1831
July 2, 1820
Sept. 7, 1821
NORTON Elisha, aged 46 years, drowned near Stone Bridge,
Sept. 29, 1809
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VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
NOURSE :
officers of his squadron. Their deaths are said to have been ascribed to poison mixed with their food at a recent dinner, though incorrectly. American of
NOTTAGE Mary, wife of Nathaniel, at New- port, in 22d year,
NOYES Benjamin, son of Rev. John, at Wes- ton, Ct., found drowned in the Saugatuck river,
Feb. 15, 1825
March 5, 1820
April 21, 1815
Col. Thomas, at Westerly, in 66th year ; was President of Washington Bank, and had been both Senator and Representative in General Assembly,
Sept. 22, 1819
May 31, 1822
Gilbert, son of Luther, of Oakham, Mass., at Providence, in 23d year,
Oct. 19, 1823
NOYCE Daniel, at Shrewsbury, Mass., in 84th year. American of
Feb. 17, 1824
NOYES Mrs. Harriet, wife of Capt. Samuel, Jr., at Wellington, Mass., aged 28 years,
Oct. 9, 1824
Emily Cobb, youngest daughter of Capt. John M., aged 14 years,
Sept. 19, 1829
Miss Rebecca, daughter of Samuel, at New- bury, aged 19 years. American of
Aug. 20, 1830
William Grinnell, infant son of John L., aged 13 months,
July 31, 1832
NUNNERY -, daughter of Carter, killed by lightning, at Warrenton, Pa.,
July 14, 1828
NYE Ebenezer, at Rochester, Mass. American of
April 26, 1816
Sarah, wife of Ebenezer, at Rochester, Mass. American of
April 26, 1816
John, Esq., attorney at law, at New Bedford, aged 46 years. American of
Nov. 30, 1826
Nancy, wife of Abraham, at Sandwich, sud- denly, aged 35 years,
Mary Jane, infant daughter of William, of Jamestown, at Providence,
May 6, 1831
Sept. 7, 1832
Susan, wife of Ebenezer, at East Bridgewa- ter, aged 24 years. American of
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN -- DEATHS
435
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OAKES Thomas, at Malden, aged 68 years. American of
OATHMAN Anthony, infant son of Rev. Mr. - -, aged 9 months,
Nov. 3, 1829
Oct. 12, 1821
Susannah Clarke, youngest daughter of Rev. Bartholomew, aged 2 years, 9 months,
Jan. 10, 1822
OATLEY William, at Newport, aged 69 years,
April 20, 1824
OBREGON Don Pablo, Minister to Mexico, a suicide. American of
Sept. 16, 1828
OCOTT Lieut. Henry H., of U. S. Marine Corps, at Gosport, Va. American of
Oct. 9, 1821
ODENHEIMER Lt. William H., late of U. S. Navy, at Philadelphia. American of
ODLE Levi, killed in encounter with Mr. Gra- ham, at Brutus, N. Y .; was drunk at the time. American of
Nov. 23, 1830
Sept. 20, 1825
July 26, 1825
Feb. 25, 1814 Sept. 18, 1820
Nov. 1, 1816
April 21, 1818
March 7, 1815
ODDY Joshua Jepson, Esq., formerly a mer- chant at London and St. Petersburg, at Havana, author of Oddy's European Com- merce. American of
Nov. 29, 1814
Dec. 1, 1815
ODYSSEUS The Greek Chieftain, at Athens, killed himself by a fall while trying to es- cape from confinement. American of
OGDEN Dr. - , who had resided some time at Reviere de Grace, Canada. American of OGILVIE Dr. John, in Scotland, aged 89 years, a literary character. American of
James, the orator, at Aberdeen, Scotland, in 45th year,
OGLE Sir Chaloner, aged 83 years, oldest Ad- miral of the British Navy ; was made Post Captain 1756, Rear Admiral 1780, Vice Admiral 1787, and Admiral in 1795. Lord St. Vincent is now father of the fleet, American of
OGLY William and his four children killed by the Indians, near Fort Clairbourne. Amer- ican of
OLCOTT Hon. Simeon, at Charlestown, N. H., aged 70 years, formerly U. S. Senator from New Hampshire. American of
436
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
OLDFIELD J. P., merchant, of the house of G. S. and J. P. Oldfield, of Baltimore, sud- denly, on his way from Boston to New York,
OLDHAM Miss Sarah, at Newport, aged 73 years,
OLDRIDGE Capt. William, in this town, in 36th year,
June 22, 1822 April 13, 1810
George William, of this town, at Bristol, in 17th year,
Daniel Paine, infant son of Capt. Samuel, aged 17 months,
June 9, 1818 Jan. 17, 1822
OLDS Lydia, aged 18, at Andover, N. Y., a sui- cide, by taking arsenic. Have made be- fore four attempts by taking laudanum, hanging, cutting her throat and shooting. Amercan of
Dec. 17, 1824
OLIN Hon. Gideon, native of Rhode Island, at Shaftesbury, Vt., one of the founders of the State. Had held several very impor- tant offices in the State. American of
Feb. 11, 1823
OLIVER Capt. John S., of the General Arm- strong privateer, killed by the enemy after his surrender as a prisoner of war.
Daniel (colored), at Rutland, Vt .; his house burnt and five of his children perished. American of
Dec. 24, 1813
Thomas, Esq., at Port St. Bristol, Eng., aged 82 years. He was It. Gov. of Massachu- setts in 1774. American of
Miss Jane, in Johnston Co., N. C., aged 106 years. Her habits were simple and she never resided long at a place, her whole fortune, tied up in a handkerchief, was buried with her at her request. American of
John, at Baltimore, of house of Robert and John Oliver. American of
Elizabeth, wife of James, daughter of Smith Brown, of Pembroke, at Lynn, Mass.,
William, at Philadelphia, in 92d year, a sol- dier in the Revolution,
John, at Boston, aged 75 years, Revolution- ary pensioner. American of
John, at Boston, aged 75 years. American of OLMSTEAD Maria D., wife of Nathaniel, daughter of Mrs. Sarah Bailey, in 20th year,
Aug. 16, 1822
Oct. 10, 18:5
May 21, 1816
Sept. 22, 1820 June 17, 1823
Nov. 27, 1823 Sept. 11, 1829
March 18, 1831 March 22, 1831
Sept. 26, 1819
April 26, 1813
G-, killed in a fracas in a sailors' boarding house, at Philadelphia. American of
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
437
OLNEY Col. Christopher of this town, suddenly, in 64th year. American of
Christopher C., son of the late Col. Christo- pher, in this town, in 36th year,
Capt. Daniel, master of ship Ann and Hope of this port, at Rio Janeiro, S. A., in 44th year,
William, only son of the late Capt. Daniel. in this town, in 25th year,
Lemuel, in this town, in 28th year,
Col. Jeremiah, late collector of customs for this port, President of the Cincinnati for this State ; was at the battles of Red Bank, Springfield, Monmouth and Yorktown, in the Revolution. He died in his 63d year, Cynthia W., in this town, aged 33 years,
Samuel, Esq, at North Providence, in 64th year,
Aug. 16, 1813
Lydia, widow of Isaac, of North Providence, at Stafford, Ct., aged about 85 years. American of
Feb. 25, 1814
Christopher, at North Providence, aged 67 years,
April 3, 1814
Capt. Joseph, at Hudson, N. Y .; was a com- mander of a privateer during the Revolu- tion; was at an advanced age. American of Zerviah, widow of Samuel, at North Provi- dence, in 67th year,
Nov. 22, 1814
Feb. 4, 1815
Dorcas, wife of Capt. Stephen, at North Providence, in 60th year,
Dec: 12, 1816
Moses, at Providence, in 51st year. Ameri- can of
Dec. 2, 1817
Sarah C., daughter of Benjamin, aged 4 years, 6 months,
Dec. 10, 1818
Capt. Job, formerly of North Providence, at Lyndon, Vt., in 8ist year, soldier of the Revolution. American of
Nathaniel, G., youngest son of the late Chris- topher, Esq., in 39th year, at Olneyville,
James, Esq., one of the Judges Court of Com- mon Pleas, Providence Co., at Burrillville, in 46th year,
Hezekiah, at North Providence, at an ad- vanced age,
Pulchera Cordelia, infant daughter of Ephraim Marick, at Assonett, Mass.,
March 17, 1809
April 12, 1809
Dec. 27, 1810
March 30, 1811 Aug. 1, 1812
Nov. 10. 1812 Dec. 28, 1812
Sarah Ann, daughter of the late Col. Chris- topher, in 31st year,
April 16, 1815
Mrs. Ann P., of Hudson, at Brooklyn, N. Y., in 75th year. American of
July 24, :818
May 7, 1819
Nov. 26, 1819
July 27, 1820
Nov. 28, 1820
Oct. 16, 1820
438
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
OLNEY Rebecca Frances, daughter of late Na- thaniel G., Esq., aged 2 years, 3 months, Asa, in 54th year,
Nathan, formerly of Providence, at Natchez, in 41st year,
Phebe, wife of Job, at North Providence, in 40th year. American of
Oct. 30, 1821
Mrs. Amey, of Smithfield, at North Provi- dence, aged 92 years,
March 6, 1822
Amey, widow of Jeremiah, of Smithfield. American of
March 19, 1822
Mina, widow of Col. Christopher, in 76th year, suddenly,
James Monroe, son of William P., in 31st year,
March 11, 1823 April 2, 1823 May 3. 1823
Henry Fenner, son of William P., in 6th year, Benjamin B., in 49th year,
Dea. Job, at North Providence, deacon-elect of a Baptist Church, in west part of town, in his 57th year,
Oct. 26, 1823
Phebe, widow of Capt. Henry, in 54th year,
Deborah, wife of George, aged 72 years,
Feb. 14, 1824
Sarah, widow of Simeon H., in 74th year, Sarah, wife of Samuel, and youngest daugh- ter of late Major Jabez, in 28th year,
Sept. 22, 1824
Charles, at North Providence, in 78th year,
Almira, daughter of Col. Anthony, at Ware, Mass., aged 5 years,
Jan. 8, 1825
Charles (colored), from drinking too freely of cold water,
July 19, 1825
Christopher, son of late Nathaniel G., Esq., at sea, on board ship Gen. Hamilton, on passage from Canton, in 17th year; he fell from the mast head,
Abby C., only daughter of Benjamin S., aged 9 years,
Nov. 26, 1827
Elizabeth, eldest daughter of late Nathaniel, of Providence, at Scituate, aged 64 years, suddenly,
April 6, 1828
Jerusha, wife of Samuel, and daughter of Na- thaniel Stone, of Watertown, Mass., at Providence, aged 28 years,
James M., in 50th year,
Rebecca F., widow of Nathaniel G., and daughter of Samuel Snow, Esq., aged 47 years,
Ann, wife of Amasa, and daughter of Chad Carey, of Killingly, Ct., in 39th year, at
Sept. 22, 1821 Oct. 3, 1821
Oct. 23, 1821
Jan. 26, 1823
Peter, of Providence, at New York, in 42d year,
Jan. 28, 1824 Jan. 31, 1824
Dec. 4, 1824 Dec. 31, 1824
April 21, 1826
April 10, 1828 Nov 9, 1828
May 7, 1829
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RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
439
OLNEY Hartwick, Mass. American of Eliza, daughter of late Capt. Henry, aged 27 years, Col. George, in 86th year,
Mary Jackson, infant daughter of Jesse N.,
Phebe, widow of Hezekiah, at North Provi- dence,
Oct. 30, 1832
OMAN Rebecca, widow of Henry, at Newport, aged 84 years,
Rebecca, widow of Henry, at Newport, aged 84 years. American of
April 24, 1818
Margaret C., daughter of William, at New- port, aged 14 years,
Nov. 16, 1819 July 11, 1828
William, at Newport, in 60th year,
ONATELLA Baron, at Lisbon, the former Gen- eral of Tobasco. He left a fortune of 15,- 000,000 florins. His will was that his cof- fin was to be covered with gold, fastened with a gold lock and key, which has been delivered his next of kin. American of
April 3, 1818
ONIS Don -, formerly Spanish Minister to United States, afterwards to Naples, at Madrid. American of
July 24, 1827
O'BRIEN Rev. Matthew, D. D., at Baltimore, Roman Catholic, had been stationed pre- viously at Boston, New York and Norfolk. American of
Nov. 7, 1815
Richard, Esq., late Consul General to the Barbary Powers, from the United States, at Washington, Feb. 14, 1824
O'CONNOR Thomas, in Ireland, the lineal de- scendant from the Monarch of Ireland, and the only male of the line. American of O'FLYNN Capt. Patrick, at Wilmington, Del., in 70th year, soldier of the Revolution. He kept a tavern at the time of the war and Gen. Washington stopped frequently with him and was familiar with his host. Amer- ican of
O'GRADY -- , killed in a duel near Dublin, Ireland. American of
O'HARRA Gen. James, at Pittsburg, Penn., one of the founders of the town. American of O'REILLY Mr. - , agent of Nugent estate, shot down by a ruffian,
O'SHAUGHNESSEY Rev. Dr. - , Catholic Bishop of Killaine, at Moggalbane, Ire., aged 84 years,
June 19, 1829
March 3, 1818
July 28, 1818
Oct. 15, 1830
Jan. 14, 1820 Aug. 28, 1814
Aug. 8, 1829
Nov. 6, 1830 April 3, 1831 Sept. 1, 1832
Capt. Stephen, at North Providence, in 78th year, Nov. 23, 1832 April 11, 1818
440
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
O'SULLIVAN Theodore, the Irish bard, in Ire., aged 115 years, died suddenly while sew- ing oats in a field ; was a cooper by trade. American of
May 2, 1820
OPIE Major Leroy, paymaster U. S. Navy, hurt in a stage coach, at Warrenton, N. C. American of
Nov. 23, 1819
ORANGE Prince of, an infant son of, died in Brussels,
Oct. - , 1822
ORCUTT James, at Fort Walcott, aged 35 years; private in Major Crone's company of artillery, a native of Cohassett, Mass. American of
May 11, 1824
Rhoda, wife of Martin, at New Bedford, aged 43 years,
March 26, 1829
Gershom, at Hanson, Mass., aged 33 years, perished in the snow, supposed to have been overcome by a fit,
Jan. 25, 1831
ORDWAY -, a daughter of James, at Straf- ford, Vt., perished in the burning of the house. American of
Jan. 9, 1824
ORGAN Daniel P., shot by a man passing through the street at Richmond, Va.,
April 12, 1817
Isaac, at Lynn, aged 72 years, a drummer and pensioner of the Revolution. Ameri- can of
June 10, 1831
ORLANDO Rt. Hon., Earl of Bradford, at his seat at Weston, Staffordshire, Eng , aged 64 years,
Sept. 7, 1825
ORMLEY Mrs. Sally, wife of Eliphalet, at Windham, Ct., aged 62 years. American of
Oct. 28, 1823
Feb. 17, 1818
Capt. Lewis, in this town, in 51st year,
Catharine, daughter of Ira, aged 6 years, at Providence,
March 7, 1818
Eliza W., wife of Capt. J. H .. and daughter of Col. John Spurr,
Dec. 11, 1819
Elijah, at Providence, aged 58 years,
Jan. 23, 1820
Edward D., chief mate of ship Nancy, of this port, at Havana, aged 22 years,
Miss Sarah Ann, in 18th year,
Joseph Edward, son of Joseph, aged 4 years, Lewis, aged 32 years,
John H., son of Royal,
Royal, in 32d year,
Royal Holden, son of late Royal, aged 7 months,
March 6, 1821 Nov. 16, 1821 Dec. 22, 1822 Nov. 16, 1823
Sept. 13 1824 July 8, 1825
March 14, 1826
ORMONDE Marchioness, lady of the Marquis, in England, aged 28 years. American of ORMSBEE Susan, wife of Capt. Lewis, in 51st year,
Dec. 16, 1810 March 28, 1812
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
441
ORMSBEE Martha Ann, daughter of Joseph, in 3d year, Ira, at Providence, in 43d year,
Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of Joseph, aged 69 years,
Joseph Foot, son of George W., in 4th year, George Warren, infant son of George W., aged 1 year, 9 months,
Catharine Elizabeth, daughter of George A., aged 5 years,
Lydia Jane, only child of George A., aged 5 months,
ORNDOFF Elizabeth Ann, widow of Major Christian, at her grand-daughters in Wash- ington Co., Md., in 97th year. It is sup- posed there are no less than 500 of her de- scendants now living and some in the sixth generation. American of
ORNE William, Esq., president of Essex Bank, at Salem, in 64th year,
. Esther, widow of James, in 81st year,
ORR Hon. John, in Bedford, N. H., aged about 75 years; was wounded in the battle with Burgogne in the Revolution. Amer- ican of
W-, Sergeant in British Militia, at Ely, Eng., in 70th year. Three weeks follow- ing his youngest child died from eating opium pills; three following this event the mother died, in 46th year ; within a month after, William the eldest son died. this leaving only a daughter aged 17 now living of the family. American of
ORSWELL Miss Patience, at North Providence, in 23 year,
OSBORNE Sarah, widow of Abraham, at See- konk. American of
Dr. John C., late of New York, in the West Indies. American of
Luther, native of Providence, at New Orleans. American of
OSBORN Dr. John, at Middletown, Ct., aged 87 years. American of
William, at Tiverton, aged 30 years,
Mrs. Derin A., wife of Capt. John, at Ed- gartown, aged 38 years. American of
OSBURN Mary Collett, widow of James O., Esq., of New London, Ct., at London, Eng. Amercan of
July 23, 1826 Dec. 17, 1828
March 27, 1832 Nov. 4, 1832
Nov. 16, 1832
Dec. 1, 1832
Dec. 25, 1832
Aug. 4, 1829
Oct. 14, 1815 Dec. 25, 1819
Jan. 14, 1823
March 15, 1825
Feb. 8, 1823
June 24, 1817
April 13, 1819
Oct. 17, 1820
June 17, 1825 Jan. 28, 1829
Dec. 3, 1830
Nov. 2, 1827
442
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
OSGOOD Samuel, drowned from sloop Lion Crawford, on passage from Savannah,
Rev. David, D. D., at Medford, aged 75 years. American of
Dr George, at Andover, aged 65 years,
Silas, Jun., at Worcester, aged 19 years. American of
Dec. 26, 1823
-, daughter of Abijah, at Newburgh, Me., aged 5 years, accidentally shot by her brother, aged 8 years. American of
Nov. 29, 1825
OSMUN John, at Lyon's Farm, N. J., aged 78 years. Soldier of the Revolution and pen- sioner ; was one of Gen Lafayette's Life Guards, at Yorktown,
Nov. 24, 1829
OTIS Elder Micajah, at Stratford, N. H, aged 74 years,
May 20. 1821
Sarah Smith, wife of Jacob, daughter of late William Barker, in 59th year. American of
Nov. 6, 1821
Harrison Gray, Jr., of Boston, suddenly, at Springfield,
Jan. 5, 1827
George Alexander, Jr., Esq .. aged 28 years, formerly editor of Boston Gazette. Amer- ican of
June 24, 1831
OUTLAW George, late M. C. from N. C., at said North Carolina. American of
Sept. 2, 1825
Oct. 19, 1821
OWEN Hon. Daniel, at Glocester, in 81st year, Rev. John, in England. One of the Secre- taries of the Bible Society. American of
Capt. Glenn, massacred by Indians. Ameri- can of
Thomas, at Philadelphia, merchant, suicide by hanging. American of
Hannah, youngest daughter of Thomas, Jr., Esq., at Glocester, aged 17 years,
May 24, 1822 Oct. 21, 1812
Nov. 22, 1822
June 21, 1825
July 4, 1826
March 8, 1831
Sarah, widow of Dr. Ephraim, and daughter of late David Harris, of Providence, at Scituate, Mass., aged 77 years,
June 26, 1827
OTWAY Admiral, in England, after a short ill- ness. American of
Oct. 10, 1815
OVERING Cota, at Newport, aged 110 years ; was brought from Africa to Newport about 1760 by Capt. Abraham All, and was said to be about 50 years old as he was a grand- father. American of
OVERSTREET Col. James, near Salisbury, N. C., M. C. from Barnwell District, S. C .; was returning home from Washington with his lady whom he had married in Washing- ton,
June 2, 1820
Dec. 17, 1822 Oct. 24, 1823
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
443
OWEN George F., son of Ezra, killed by Gen. Hardy Robinson, in Arkansas. American of
Samuel, at Newstead, aged 74 years. Soldier of the Revolution. American of
OXX Rebecca. widow of Capt. Samuel, at Bris- tol, in 74th year,
Lewis, son of William, Sr., of Bristol, of the ship Enterprise, at New Orleans,
Aug. 28, 1819
Sarah B., wife of Samuel, at Newport, in 69th year. American of
March 14, 1820
Capt. Charles, of Bristol, master of ship Ann, at sea, of fever, aged 27 years,
May 6, 1821
Mrs. Lydia, wife of William, at Bristol, aged 55 years. American of
July 8, 1825
Samuel, at Newport, aged 76 years. Ameri- can of
Jan. 26, 1830 Dec. 17, 1831
P
PABODIE Miss Cynthi-, in 30th year,
John, of Norwich, N. Y., aged 22 years, son of Ephraim, formerly of Providence, at this town,
Jane, widow of Ephraim, in 88th year,
PACE Michael, at Northumberland, Penn., aged 102 years ; was a native of Germany, and came here when a child. American of
Capt. James, in Kentucky, stabbed while asleep. American of
PACKARD Capt. Nathaniel, in 80th year, the oldest nautical commander in town,
Frances Sophia, infant daughter of George W., aged 13 months,
Robert, of Providence, at Newport, in 33d year. American of
Abigail, widow of Capt. Nathaniel, aged 86 years,
Capt. Samuel, formerly of Providence, at North Kingstown, in 59th year,
Samuel, of North Kingstown, in 20th year, son of the late Capt. Samuel, of Providence, at sea, on board ship Providence, of this port, on passage to South America. Amer- ican of
April 16, 1820
Oct. 3, 1821 Oct. 19, 1831
June 18, 1830
Sept. 16, 1831
Aug. 15, 1809
Sept. 21, 1817
Aug. 4, 1818
March 13, 1820
July 17, 1820
Jan. 23, 1824
Hannah, at Bristol Asylum, aged 58 years,
May 27, 1831
Feb. 7, 1832
June 25, 1812
444
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
PACKARD Ann Power, infant daughter of Henry,
John C., formerly of Providence, at Terre Haute, Ind., aged 33 years. American of John C., at Terre Haute, Ind., formerly of North Kingstown. American of Phebe, widow of Melza, in 77th year,
Dec. 2, 1824
Oct. 16, 1827
Oct. 26, 1827
April 30, 1831
PACKER Samuel H., of brig Cincinnati, died of fatigue at sea,
Sept. 7, 1826
PADELFORD James, an American seaman, at Havana, on board schooner Dover, of this port,
Oct. 28, 1809
Hon. Seth, L.LD., Judge of Probate, at Taunton, in 59th year, suddenly,
Dr. Philip, at Taunton, in 62d year,
Jan. 7, 1810 Aug. 27, 1815
William, of Raynham, Mass,, at the hospital, aged 28 years,
July 3, 1821 Feb. 13, 1824
Dr. Elijah M., at Taunton, aged 38 years,
Mary Eliza, infant daughter of Edward, of Savannah, Ga., at Providence,
Aug. 23, 1825
Appolles, at Taunton, aged 46 years,
Clarissa Jones, infant daughter of Elisha,
Phebe Jones, wife of Elisha, aged 34 years,
Sept. 26, 1832
Rebecca C., infant daughter of Ebenezer, aged 4 months,
Dec. 12, 1832
Sept. 20, 1816
PAGE Mary T., only daughter of the late Capt. William, in 16th year,
July 30, 1810
Miss -, in the burning of the Richmond, Va., theatre,
Dec. 26, 1811
Dec. 26, 1811
July 23, 1812
Octavius Augustus, Esq., aged 28 years, son of the late Governor Page, of Virginia ; belonged to the frigate Chesapeake, where he was Ist Lieut., at Boston,
Patience, widow of Capt. William, and daugh- ter of Capt. Jonathan Treadwell, in this town, in 43d year,
Oliver, son of Samuel S., at Hampton, N. H., from eating green apples. American of
Harriet, wife of George W., Esq., of Provi- dence, and daughter of the late Daniel Cooke, Esq., at Wrentham,
June 4, 1813
Nov. 17, 1813
Aug. 1, 1817
July 28, 1819
John, formerly of Providence, at Norfolk, Va., in 30th year,
Aug. 25, 1826 April 2, 1828 Jan. 18, 1829
PAESIELLO a musical composer, at Naples, aged 84 years. American of
Mrs. E-, in the burning of the Richmond, Va., Theatre,
Sarah, widow of Ambrose, Esq., and second daughter of Hon. Daniel Jenckes, in this town, in 79th year,
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
445
PAGE James Draper, son of James, aged 21 months,
George W., in 51st year,
I. or J., supposed to be the name of a person found hanging from a limb of a tree in Dorchester, Mass ..
May 21, 1826
Nov. 4, 1826
Nov. 28, 1827
Martha A., wife of John B., at Portsmouth, aged 39 years. American of
Feb. 12, 1828
Susan, daughter of Ralph, Esq., of Rutland, Vt., at Providence,
March 10, 1828
Sophia, wife of William, at Glocester, aged 38 years,
Dec. 15, 1828
Benjamin, at Pittsfield, N. H., aged 91 years. He leaves two brothers and two sisters, aged 80, 82, 84, 94 American of
Major Enoch, at Wentworth, N. H., in 80th year, an officer in the Revolution, one of the first settlers and oldest men in town. American of
Henry, at Newburyport, saddler, found mur- dered in his shop. American of
Jan. 20, 1832
Aug. 28, 1832
July 27, 1811 Nov. 13, 1811
Nov. 19, 18II Feb. 3, 1814 March 23, 1814 May 12, 1814
April 7, 1815 June 21, 1815
April 9, 1816
Royal, merchant, son of the late Capt. Amos, of Woodstock, Ct., in this town, in 39th year ; sermon by Rev. Mr. Wilson,
Squire, at Smithfield, in 59th year. Amer- ican of
Lydia, wife of Col. Walter, in this town, in 44th year,
Capt. James H., master of ship Rising States, of this port, lost from that vessel on passage from Charleston to Havre,
Nov. 13, 1829
Captain S. T., of the steamboat Ceres, lost overboard in a collision. American of
PAINE Capt. Stephen, at Charleston, S. C., in 31st year,
Robert Treat, Jr., the poet, at Boston,
Thomas D., only son of Capt. James, aged 2 years, 3 months,
Nathaniel, at Rehoboth,
Michael, at Smithfield, in 23d year,
Hon. Robert Treat, at Boston, aged 84 years, Lucy, daughter of the late Capt. Amos, at Woodstock, Ct., in 33d year. American of Olney. at Mendon, in 22d year,
Penelope, wife of John, at Johnston, in 80th year. American of
July 2, 1816
July 2, 1816
Oct. 30, 1816
Dec. 17, 1816
Aug. 14, 1822 Nov. 18, 1823
Capt. William, in 74th year ; served through the entire Revolution.
Elizabeth Mason, infant daughter of James, aged 20 months.
Oct. 16, 1829
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VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
PAINE Mrs. Sarah, widow of Capt. James, in this town, In 23d year,
Abel, at Brooklyn, Ct., aged 57 years,
George Campbell, son of Lieut Thomas, U. S. Navy, at Savannah, Ga., aged 2 months, II days. American of
Feb. 16, 1819
Nathaniel Anthony, eldest son of Hon. Na- thaniel, at Worcester, aged 28 years. American of
Eloise Richards, at Lancaster, Mass.,
Abigail Bacon, infant daughter of Walter, Esq., of Providence, at Canterbury, Ct.,
April 19, 1820
Charles, of Concord, Mass., aged about 30 years, at sea, on board sloop Mercator, on passage from St. Bartholomew,
May 23, 1820
Anna, widow of Royal, of Providence, daugh- ter of Dea. Samuel Vinson, of Newport, at Woodstock, Ct., aged 46 years,
Feb. 28, 1821
Charlotte Maria, daughter of James, at Taun- ton, aged 18 months,
Dec. 29, 1821
Lois, wife of Dr. William, at Worcester, aged 66 years,
Feb 27, 1822
Fidelia, widow of John, daughter of John Fales, dec., of Bristol, at Providence, in 36th year,
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