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Joseph, son of Nathaniel, Esq., of Warren, drowned from open boat opposite Paw- tuxet, aged 24 years,
Oct. 8, 1814
Capt. William, son of Nathaniel, Esq., of Warren, drowned from open boat opposite Pawtuxet, aged 28 years,
Oct. 8, 1814
Capt. William. His remains have been found and buried with every mark of respect. American of
Oct. 28, 1814
Peter, of this town, at Norfolk, Va , in 22d year, from on board sloop Collector, of New York,
Feb. 17, 1817
Jonathan, drowned at Liverpool, N. S., by upsetting of a boat ; leaves wife and 2 chil- dren. American of
June 3, 1817
Resolved, son of Nathaniel, Esq., of Warren, aged 24 years, drowned at sea from ship North America. American of
June 13, 1817
Capt. John, at Newport, aged 63 years. American of
David A., killed his wife while she was ill in bed, at Salem, Mass.,
Oct. 12, 1818
John C., son of the late Capt. James, at New- port, in 37th year. American of
Nov. 27, 1818
Samuel L., son of the late Capt. James, of Newport, in St. Francisville, below Natchez, in 30th year. American of
Aug. 10, 1819
Hon. John, at Andover, for several years member of the senate,
Sept. 17, 1820
Elizabeth, wife of Christopher, daughter of Capt. Benjamin L. Peckham, at Wickford, in 33d year,
Oct. 17, 1820
Elisha, at Scituate, in 73d year ; leaves wife and 7 children,
Ostranon, at Scituate, aged about 25 years. In unloading logs from a sled he fell and the logs, rolling on him, crushed him to death,
Richard C., aged 40 years,
Rachal, wife of N -- and daughter of Moses Seixas, Esq., dec., late cashier of Newport Rhode Island Bank, at New York,
July 4, 1821
Feb. 2, 1822 March 15, 1822
Aug. 5, 1822
Sept. 25, 1818
Richard, son of James, drowned at Baltimore, aged 14 years,
June 16, 1820
472
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
PHILLIP Fanny Washburn, infant daughter of George V., aged 20 months,
PHILLIPS Miriam, wife of Hon. William, at Boston, aged 69 years. American of Hon. John, at Boston, in 53d year, late mayor of Boston, for the last 19 years a member of and 10 years president of the senate of Massachusetts,
Elizabeth Barney, infant daughter of George, Sophia H., wife of Edward, daughter of late
May 27, 1824
Benjamin Ruggles, Esq, at Newport, in 22d year,
June 3, 1824
Elizabeth, widow of Capt. Benjamin, in 60th year,
March 1, 1825
Edward. son of late Capt. James, at Newport, aged 31 years. American of
April 19, 1825
Grosvenor, at Preston, Ct., aged 21 years,
June 29, 1825
Stephen H., son of Stephen, aged i year, 10 months,
Jan. 29, 1826
Miss Susan, at Newport, aged 72 years, sud- denly,
Feb. 1, 1826
Capt. Nathaniel, at Warwick, aged 63 years, suddenly,
Feb. 8, 1826 March 26, 1826
Philo, (colored) aged 75 years,
Henry Tatem, son of Welcome A., at Coven- try, aged 17 months,
Aug. 10, 1826
Aug. 19, 1827
Martha, only daughter of Capt. James B., at Newport, in 18th year,
Dec. 15, 1828
Samuel R., native of Newport, at Key West, aged 24 years,
Sept. 11, 1829
Eliza Amanda, daughter of Rev. William, aged 14 months,
April 28, 1832
May 4. 1832
Nathaniel, Esq., at Warren, in 76th year, soldier of the Revolution, surveyor of the port for 30 years, publisher of the Herald of the United States a number of years, and secretary of insurance company, (see obit.) died June 3. American of
PIAZZI the astronomer who discovered the planet Ceres, at Naples, aged 80 years. American of
PICKARD Mrs. - , at Clinton, N. Y .; was shot by a man named Crosby, who was shooting at birds. She had been married
Aug. 9, 1822
May 16, 1823
June 12, 1832
Oct. 17, 1826
William Joseph, youngest son of Capt. John F., aged 14 months,
Lucy Ann, daughter of John S., at Pawtucket. American of
April 27, 1830
Eliza Amanda, daughter of Rev. William, aged 14 months. American of
May 29, 1823
473
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
PICKARD :
but 5 weeks. Her age was 16 years? American of
Feb. 28, 1817
PICKENS Gen. - , a soldier of the Revolu- tion, In South Carolina. American of
wife of Hon. Israel, Governor of Ala- bama. American of
Israel, Esq., late Governor of Alabama, at Matanzas,
April 23, 1827
PICKERING William, late of the Island of St, Croix, in this town, in 36th year,
Dec. 19, 1813
Col. - , of Salem ; has 5 sisters whose av- erage age is 83 2-3 years, total of 502 years. Three others have died whose average age was 72 years. American of Oct. 29, 1822
John, at Winchester, N. H, in . 85th year, father of Rev. Mr. Pickering of this town,
Oct. 27, 1823
David F., only son of Rev. Mr. Pickering, aged 1 year,
April 9, 1824
Hon. Timothy, at Salem, in 84th year ; had held several offices of high trust,
Jan. 29, 1829
Lydia, widow, at Portsmouth, N. H , aged 94 years; was mother of 12 children, 10 are living ; 80 grand, 40 living ; 93 great-grand, 8 1 living ; and 5 great-great-grand-children. In all 180 descendants, of whom 139 are now living. American of
March 13, 1832
Dec. 26, 1811
PICKLE Frederick, at Tewksbury, N. J., aged 100 years ; when at 94 he cradled 500 sheaves of rye in a day, and at 97 split 100 chestnut rails in a day. American of
April 28, 1820
Oct. 22, 1815
PICKMORE Francis, Vice Admiral of the White Governor and Commander in Chief of New Foundland, at St. John's aged 62 years. His remains were sent to England. American of
PICO Mrs. Mary, at Taunton, aged 78 years, PIDGE Silvia, in this town, in 26th year,
Mahala, wife of Benjamin, in 28th year,
Lucy, wife of Benjamin, Sr., at Dighton, in 7Ist year. American of Winthrop Augustus, son of Winthrop, aged 5 years. American of
April 21, 1818 Dec. 16, 1821 May 20, 1812 July 13, 1820
Jan. 12, 1821
July 9, 1822
PICKMAN Haslett Derry, A. B., son of Hon. Benjamin. Jr, Esq, of Salem, at Boston, aged 19 years,
Catherine, wife of Hon. Dudley L., at Salem, aged 38 years, American of
May 23, 1823
PICKET Miss -, in the burning of the Rich- mond, Va., Theatre,
Sept. 12, 1817
Sept. 23, 1826
474
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
PIDGE Mrs. - , wife of Palemon, in 30th year, Albert, only son of Benjamin, in 16th year,
William M., son of Winthrop, aged 3 years, 7 months,
Oct. 16, 1830
PIDGEON Cato (colored), near Mannahawkin, N. J., aged about 130 years,
Feb. - , 1829
PIKE Giles, of Marblehead, seaman of brig Suc- cess, wrecked on Brant Rock, Marshfield, 84 days from St. Petersburg, Russia,
Phebe, at Smithfield, at an advanced age,
Henry, son of Asa. at Smithfield, aged 2 years, 3 months, burnt to death,
Jan. 20, 1815
Joseph Alexander, son of James M., aged 10 months, 18 days,
Oct. 30, 1815
Silas, formerly of Providence, at Burrillville, in 69th year,
Feb. 7, 1819
William, son of James P., at Worcester. American of
May 26, 1826 July 18, 1827
James Albert, son of Asa,
Albert B. Hathaway, only son of Jonathan, aged 7 months, 25 days,
March 8, 1829 Oct. 6, 1829
Asa Albert, son of Asa, aged about i year,
Capt. Job H., formerly of Providence, at Lex- ington, Ky,
Phebe, aged 81 years,
Oct. 19, 1829 April 7, 1830
Mrs. Anna, wife of Peter, at North Provi- dence, in 72d year,
July 11, 1831
Hannah F., daughter of William, at Paw- tucket, in 23d year. American of
Jan. 3, 1832
Col. James Mason, formerly of Providence, at Nashville, Tenn.,
Jan. 6, 1832
PILESBURY Samuel, at Newburyport, one of the men who rowed Gen. Arnold to the British Fleet. American of
PILLITT Marshall De Camp, at Paris, aged 54 years,
PILLSBURY James H .; a child of his died at New London, Ct. American of
PILMORE Joseph, D. D., late Rector of St. Paul's! Church, at Philadelphia; was for- merly first Pastor of Christ Church, New York. American of
Jan. 30, 1821
April 28, 1816
Sept. 13, 1825
Aug. 2, 1825
Aug. 26, 1824 Jan. 6, 1827
PIERCY James, at Norfolk, Va., aged 73 years, native of England, and a distant relative of the House of Northumberland; was in very affluent circumstances, but became very much impoverished ; was cheerful and hopeful to the last,
May 22, 1826
Nov. 27, 1811 April 5, 1812
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
475
PINCKNEY Mrs. Mary, wife of Maj. Gen. Charles Catesworth Pinckney, at Charles- ton, S. C., aged 60 years,
Mary, daughter of Gen. Thomas, at Santee, S. C., in 18th year. American of
Feb. 15, 1822
March 25, 1822
PINKNEY Ninian, Esq., clerk of the Executive Council, of Maryland, for last 30 years, at Annapolis, on his return from the Springs. American of
Oct. 8, 1824
PINCKNEY Charles Catesworth, a statesman of the Revolution and Diplomat, at Charles- ton, S. C., military honors. American of Col. Charles Browton, at Charleston, S. C., aged 57 years. American of
Aug. 30, 1825 Sept. 13, 1825
Gen. Thomas, at Charleston, S. C., soldier of the Revolution,
Nov. 2, 1828
PINKERTON John, Esq., at Londonderry, N. H., aged 81 years. American of
May 24, 1816
PINKHAM Capt. Stephen B., at Havana. American of
Sept. 7, 1821
Capt. John, of Nantucket, with two of his crew, killed by a whale in the Pacific Ocean; was master of the ship Swift. American of
Miss Rhoda, at Nantucket, aged 77 years. American of PINKNEY Charles Henry, son of Isaac H., aged II months, 27 days,
Oct. 15, 1819
Hon -, U. S. Senator from Maryland, at Washington, D. C. American of
March 5, 1822
Elizabeth Hampton, infant daughter of Jacob, Jr., Jacob, suddenly, aged 78 years,
Oct. 3, 1822 Jan. 28, 1823
Charles, Esq., at Charleston, S. C .; well known as a statesman and diplomat. American of
John Fowler, son of Jacob, aged 2 years, 10 months,
Nov. 18, 1826
PIOZZI Hester Lynch, in England, aged 82 years, the once celebrated Mrs. Thrale. American of
PIPER Nahum, formerly merchant in Boston, at Waltham, aged 59 years. American of
PIPON Rev. John, at Taunton, pastor Congrega- tional Church,
PIRION F. A., native of France, aged 23 years, drowned at Norfolk, Va. American of
Nov. 12, 1824
PINONDELLE Capt. - , ot the Artillery, in Spain, before Cadiz. American of
Feb. 22, 1811
June 29, 1821
Jan. 12, 1830
Jan. 7, 1821
June 15, 1830
Elizabeth H., wife of Jacob, aged 67 years, at Philadelphia,
Jan. 4, 1811
April 6, 1824 March 11, 1831
476
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
PITCAIRN Amelia, wife of the Consul from America to Hamburgh, and widow of Lord Edward Fitzgerald, at Paris. Her life was a romance. American of
PITCHER George, native of this town, but for several years resident of Savannah, died there in 28th year,
Aug. 28, 1812
Capt. Jonathan, at Cranston, aged 92 years ; was in the naval service in the Revolution and marine service after that war,
George T., in 33d year,
Capt. John, at Cranston, in gist year. Amer- ican of
May 9, 1820
Mrs. - , wife of Larned, at Pawtucket,
Aug. 11, 1820
Earle, at Pawtucket, in 36th year,
April 3, 1821
John, at East Greenwich, in 95th year,
Feb. 13, 1822
Benjamin S., son of William, at Cranston, in 16th year, James, in 67th year,
Aug. 22, 1825 April 18, 1829
Miss Deborah C., formerly of Barnstable, Mass., at Providence, in 23d year,
Feb. 29, 1832
PITKIN Daniel, at East Hartford, Ct., aged 80 years. American of
Oct. 20, 1815
Peleg, at Bristol, aged 65 years,
Feb. 25, 1812
Samuel, son of the late Saunders, in this town, aged 42 years,
July 25, 1812 March 26, 1814
Benjamin, at Newport, in 86th year,
Amey, widow of Saunders, in this town, in 79th year,
Oct. 17, 1817
Isaac, late of this town, merchant, at Rox- bury, Mass., aged 66 years,
Lydia, wife of Peter, in 33d year,
John K., Esq., in 40th year,
Mrs. Mary, at Bristol, aged 72 years. Amer- ican of
Peter, in 35th year,
Thomas Eldred, native of this town, at Cal- cutta, in 49th year. American of
June 12, 1821
William Humphrey, son of late Peter, aged 10 months,
Nov. 12, 1821
Rev. John, at Seekonk, in 72d year, many years pastor of the Baptist Church,
Charles Davis, son of Major William W., aged 17 months,
Dec. 24, 1823
Charles Henry, infant son of William W., aged 2 months,
Isaac, at Newport, aged 58 years,
Emily, daughter of Capt. James D., at Bris- tol, aged 3 years, 9 months,
March 16, 1832
Nov. 15, 1818 March 13, 1819 June 12, 1819
Dec. 4, 1819 Dec. 13, 1820
July 24, 1822
Jan. 1, 1828 April 10, 1828
July 11, 1828
March 28, 1815 Sept. 25, 1818
PITMAN John, at Newport, in 54th year,
May 25, 1809
477
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
PITMAN Susan, widow of Rev. John, in 79th year,
Edward, son of Hon. John, at Providence, aged 9 years,
John, at Barnstead, N. H., aged 100 years ; was baptized by Rev. Enos George,
PITTIZANO -, executed at Verona, Italy, for plotting to overthrow the government, PIXLEY Tobey (colored), at Stratford, Ct., aged about 60 years; said to have been seized with hydrophobia just before he died ; had been bitten by a man 30 years ago. Amer- ican of
Feb. 14, 1831
March 25, 1832
May 6, 1832
Jan. 27, 1809
May 8, 1818
Sept. 21, 1819
Charles Tew, son of Peter, at Olneyville, aged 4 years, 8 months,
May 16, 1822 July 3, 1824
Sally Ann, daughter of Peter, at Olneyville, Mary, widow of Stafford, of East Greenwich, at Providence, aged 55 years,
Aug. 26, 1824
William Henry, son of Peter, at Olneyville, aged 10 months,
Aug. 10, 1826
Thomas, at Ashford, Ct., aged 31 years. American of
Jan. 23, 1829
Sept. 22, 1829
Oct. 26, 1830
June 16, 1832
Aug. 15, 1828 Feb. 6, 1816
Jan. 2, 1816
July 12, 1822
June II, 1824 March 12, 1830
Sept. 17, 1819
Oct. 14, 1814
Aug. 19, 1825
Joseph, at Barnstead, N. H., soldier of the Revolution. He fell dead in the road. American of
William, of New York, seaman, lost over- board at sea, from ship Constitution, of Nantucket, on her last voyage. American of
Sally, wife of Dea. Joseph, at Foster, in 50th year,
PLAINFIELD Miss Matilda, at Plainfield, Ct., aged 20 years. American of
PLANK Robert, at Thompson, in 75th year,
PLATT Abel H., at Danbury, Ct., murdered his wife, two children and himself,
Richard S., midshipman U. S. Brig Enter- prise, at Quarantine, N. Y. American of James Kent, at Plattsburg, N. Y., professor of surgery in University of Vermont. American of
Col. Richard, at New York, aged 76 years, an officer of the Revolution. American of PLAYFAIR John, Esq., at Edinburgh, Scot., author of philosophical works. American of PLEASANTS Samuel, Jr., State printer to Vir- ginia, at Richmond, Va. American of John P., aged 68 years, at Baltimore. Amer- ican of
PLACE Deborah, wife of Samuel, at Newport, in 59th year. American of
478
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
PLIMPTON Kias, of Wrentham, at sea, on board brig Julia, on passage from Havana to New Orleans. American of
May 1I, 1821
Oliver, Esq., aged 73 years, soldier of the Revolution. While stationed at Nantasket he was one of the heroes that took a Brit- ish vessel; at Saratoga, he saw Gen. Ar- nold leap the breastwork on his horse ; was at the siege of Newport and in Shay's rebellion, at Southbridge, Mass. American of May 8, 1832
PLITT Rev. John, at Philadelphia, in 61st year. American of
Sept. 14, 1824
PLOTOFF Hetman of the Cossacks, in Russia. American of
April 28, 1818 Aug. 25, 1832
PLUM Thomas, in England, aged 108 years,
PLUMMER Mary Ann, wife of Alexander (col- ored),
Feb. 16, 1826 July 31, 1829
Isaac, at Kenebunk, Me., fell down dead,
Mrs. Martha D., at Boston, aged 42 years. American of
May 21, 1830
POINEER David, at Harlem, N. Y., from intem- perance. American of
Aug. 5, 1831
POINCIGNON Peter A., at Charleston, S. C., aged 54 years, native of France. American of
June 3, 1823 Feb. 14, 1820
June 18, 1830
March 3, 1829
Sarah, at Rockslane. Eng., aged upwards of 95 years. She was a servant of Lady Har- riet Acland, and who accompanied her in the Revolution down the Hudson river in the night, to Lady Harriet's husband who was a prisoner of war. American of POLLERY Nathaniel, at Walpole, aged 72 years, innkeeper,
POLLING Mr. - , a slave trader, murdered by Peter, a negro who did not wish his family sold from him, at Romney, Va. American of
POLLOCK Samuel H., at South Kingstown, in 3Ist year ; was hurt by a horse. Ameri- can of
Abraham. 55, murdered by Adonajah Bailey, 78, at Sterling, Ct. American of
June 5, 1832 May 30, 1830
Jan. 28, 1823
June 18, 1819
Dec. 10, 1824
POKE Edward, at Smithfield, in 60th year, POLEREZSKY Major John, native of Poland, officer in American Revolution, at Dres- den, Me., aged 83 years. American of POLLARD Susan, of Nottingham, West N. H., aged 15 years, broke through the ice and was carried over Passaic Falls. American of
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
479
POLYDRAS Julian, Esq .; the first delegate to Congress from the territory of Orleans, in - Louisiana,
POMARRE King, at Otaheite ; the heir is only two years old; a regency has been estab- lished. American of
POMEROY Ralph, late of Hartford, at Hebron, Ct., aged 81 years. American of
POMROY Samuel [Leonard], Esq., at South- ampton, Mass., aged 82 years, for 40 years member of Massachusetts Assembly, and years the oldest member. American of POMEROY Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Gaius, aged 62 years,
Dec. 28, 1819
Sept. 5, 1824
Sept. 28, 1824 Oct. 12, 1826
July 10, 1832
PONSONBY Rt. Hon. George, at London; was born March 5, 1755; member of House of Commons for Peterboro, years leader of the opposition ; was third son of the late Speaker Ponsonby. He married a daughter of the late Earl of Lanesboro, and has left a married daughter,
POOLE Mrs. Hope, wife of Samuel, at Provi- dence, in 88th year,
an Austrian gentleman, killed in a steamboat explosion on the Mississippi. American of
Betsey, wife of Asa, at Weymouth, aged 61 years. American of
Mrs. Betsey, at Weymouth, aged 61 years. American of
POORE Mrs. - , wife of Rev. Mr. - , Amer- ican missionary to India. American of
Henry, of Newburyport, at Providence, aged 22 years,
Sybil, wife of Boyleston, daughter of Joseph Farnsworth, of Fitchburgh, Mass., at Paw- tucket, aged 28 years,
Sarah, at Andover, Mass., aged 22 years. She drowned herself because her parents re- fused her the attention of a young man in the neighborhood. American of
Mrs. Elizabeth, at Byfield, aged 80 years. American of
July 8, 1817
Jan. 28, 1819
May 6, 1823 April 29, 1831
May 10, 1831
Nov. 20, 1821
April 2, 1822
May 10, 1824
Aug. 9, 1825
Aug. 20, 1830
POND Wealthy M., wife of Rev. Enock, at Ward, Mass., aged 30 years. American of Polly, wife of Preston, at Sturbridge,
Mrs. Betsey. wife of John F .. at Cranston, in 32d year,
June 25, 1824
July 19, 1822
April 23, 1819
480
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
POOSHAMATAHO a chief of the Choctaw Na- tion. Had been in 24 battles, several of which were under the command of Gen. Jackson ; at Washington City, of croup. American of
POPE Benjamin, in this town, in 28th year, leaves wife and two children,
Mrs. Eliza J. D., wife of John, Esq., at Frank- fort, Ky. American of
Major Isaac, at Wells, Me., aged 80 years, soldier of the Revolution. American of
July 7, 1820
Napoleon, son of Alexander, Esq., in Ala- bama. American of
Sarah, aged 46 years, of Society of Friends, West, formerly of Providence, native of Ox- ford, Mass., at South Hadley, Mass. He deliberately walked into the water and drowned himself. American of
POPHAM Sir Home, Vice Admiral of the Red Squadron. American of
POPKIN Col. John, at Malden, Mass., aged 85 years, a Revolutionary officer. American of
PORTER Tobias Lear, son of Rev. Nathaniel, of Conway, N. H., master of brig Success, wrecked on Brant Rock, Marshfield, 84 days from St. Petersburg, Russia,
Rev. Nehemiah, at Ashfield, Mass .; was the oldest graduate of Harvard, graduating in 1745, in 27th year, and of course had at- tained the age of 100 years. American of Elizabeth, daughter of the commodore, at Washington, D. C., aged 11 years. Amer- ican of
April 18, 1820
Oct. 9, 1821
Solomon, at Hartford, aged 69 years ; was ap- pointed surveyor of port of Hartford by Gen. Washington, in 1795, and held it to his death. American of
Brig. Gen. Moses, U. S. Army, at Cambridge, aged 66 years,
Relief, wife of Rufus, at Worcester, Mass., aged 34 years. American of
Noah, at Ferrisburgh, Vt .. aged 93 years ; 67 years ago he was a lieutenant under Gen- eral Abercrombie and was attached to the column led by Lord Howe when that young nobleman fell ; served in the Revo- lution and was perhaps the last survivor of that gallant army that attacked the works of Ticonderoga in 1758. American of
Jan. 14, 1825 July 29, 1811 May 26, 1818
Jan. 30, 1821 Aug. 6, 1821
May 14, 1824
Nov 10, 1820
May 15, 1827
Nov. 27, 1811
Dec. 11, 1821
April 14, 1822
Sept. 28, 1824
July 22, 1825
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
481
PORTER Rufus, at Worcester, aged 36 years, Midshipman Thomas, son of the commodore, at Madalina, 12 miles from Vera Cruz, Letitia, wife of Gen. Peter B., at Black Rock, near Buffalo, N. Y., aged 43 years. Amer- ican of
Feb. 26, 1826
June 5, 1828
Ann Maria, the novelist, near Bristol, Eng., PORTUGAL the Queen of, at Rio Janeiro,
PORTUS William, in England, aged 96 years. American of
Nov. 7, 1817
Dec. 12, 1815
Sept. 17, 1817
May 8, 1818
POST Edward, eldest son of Prof. - , member Royal College of Surgeons, London, lec- turer on anatomy in University of New York, in England. American of
Capt. - , in a fit of insanity, drowned him- self. American of
Mary G., wife of Ralph, and daughter of late Capt. James Gardiner, of Newport, at Chatham, Ct. American of
April 5, 1825
Dec. 9, 1828
May 29, 1832
June 13, 1826
March 7, 1809
Aug. 1, 1809 Jan. 21, 1812 Jan. 12, 1813
May 13, 1813
Feb. 15, 1814
March 8, 1814
Aug. 12, 1831 - June 21, 1832 March 20, 1816
POSADA Roman, executed at Jefferson, Camden Co., Ga., for the murder of Mr. Bessent. American of
POSEY Col. Thornton A., son of Governour, a veteran of the Revolution, at Wilmington, N. C., in 29th year,
Gen. Thomas, at Shawneetown, Ind., soldier of the Revolution; was in the assault on Stoney Point under Wayne. Since the war has held several important positions. American of
Feb. 13, 1816 Sept. 19, 1817
, a youth, shot through the head while out hunting with a party of friends. Amer- ican of
Col. Anthony, at New York, an officer of the Revolution, in 87th year,
POTTE Mrs. J., after her husband's death, 30 years ago. she took to her bed and remained there since, falling out she so hurt herself as to cause death. American of
POTTER Mary, wife of Hon. Elisha R., at South Kingstown,
Mrs. Deborah, formerly of this town, at Keene, N. H., in 66th year. American of Phebe, wife of Philip, in 20th year, Abednego, at Cranston, in 68th year,
Mary Ann, daughter of Stephen, in this town, aged 16 months, 13 days,
Amey, wife of Stephen, at Scituate. Amer- ican of
Sarah, widow of Nathan, in this town, in 72d year,
482
VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND
POTTER Thomas, son of Elisha R., at South Kingstown, aged 13 months, 11 days,
. Bela W., son of Holliman, at Cumberland, aged 24 years, buried at Cranston,
Robert, at Coventry. American of
Mahala Willard, daughter of Roswell, at See- konk. American of
April 18, 1815
Mahala, wife of Roswell, at Seekonk, in 22d year. American of
April 18, 1815
Rouse, eldest son of William 2d, in 25th year, Masonic honors,
Sept. 3, 1815
Capt. Walter, of this town, at Port au Prince, aged 31 years; was son of David, of Bridgeport, Ct., leaves wife and three chil- dren,
Feb. 15, 1816
Job, at Cranston, in 99th year,
May 30, 1816
Olney, in 30th year,
Feb. 13, 1817
Mrs. Eliza, wife of Charles, Esq., merchant, and eldest daughter of the late Capt. Wil- liam Rodman, in this town, in 24th year,
Feb. 14, 1817
March 20, 1817
Dorcas, widow of Henry, at Newport, aged 47 years. American of
April 29, 1817
Sarah Ann, eldest daughter of Joseph K., at Cranston, aged 3 years. American of Mary M., wife of Capt. Cyrus, at Providence, in 27th year,
June 25, 1818
Dr. Nehemiah A., at Cumberland, member General Assembly,
Oct. 9, 1818
William, Esq., at Boston, aged 30 years, Con- sul of U. S, at Polermo, from which he had returned for the benefit of his health. American of
Nov. 13, 1818 Dec. 15, 1818
Sabra, daughter of Nathan, at Coventry, in 22d year,
Feb. 17, 1819
Joseph Smith, son of Christy, aged 14 months,
July 11, 1819
Aug. 31, 1819
Deborah, daughter of Restcome, at Newport, in 20th year. American of
William, son of John, at Barrington, in 10th year. American of
Sarah H., wife of Ezekiel H., Esq., formerly of Providence, at Plymouth, N. C.,
Sept. 11, 1819
Sept. 21, 1819
Sept. 21, 1819
Dec. 2, 1819
Lucy, widow of Phinehas, in 83d year. Amer- ican of
Daniel L., of firm of Edes and Potter, of Savannah, aged 23 years, at Charleston, S. C.,
June 15, 1814
Oct. 17, 1814 Nov. 1, 1814
Rebecca Greene, daughter of William, at Cranston, in 17th year,
Nov. 7, 1817
Capt. Phineas, at Providence, in 84th year,
483
RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN-DEATHS
POTTER Elizabeth, daughter of Joseph K. American of
Dec. 7, 1819
, a cooper, at Alexandria, Va., stabbed by Davis, another cooper, in a quarrel over a girl. American of
Feb. 25, 1820 July 19, 1820
Burden, at Scituate, aged about 40 years,
Eliza, daughter of Henry, at Cranston, in 18th year. American of
Aug. 29, 1820
Samuel H., formerly of South Kingstown, at Lebanon, Ct., in 41st year. American of Thomas, Esq., at Cranston, aged 92 years,
Dec. 8, 1820 Jan. 16, 1821
James Brown, son of William, 3d, aged 7 months,
Jan. 30. 1821
Col. John, at Scituate, in 66th year. Amer- ican of May 1, 1821
Ann Elizabeth, infant daughter of Capt. William, aged 15 months,
July 29, 1821
Samuel J., formerly of South Kingstown, at Chillicothe, O.,
Dec. 18, 1821
Catharine Amelia, daughter of Stephen, aged 13 months,
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